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The daily gazette., 1875-03-25
WEATHER REPORT
WAsHTNGToN, March 25.-1A. M
PROBABILITIES.

For New England and tho Middle
states and the lower lake region, clear
or clearing weather will prevail, with
sIsht changes in temperature, south.
west TO northwest winds, and rising ba.
rometer during the day.
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THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 1875.

At 2o'clock. P. NJ,
The following described real cstnta. viz.
All taat certain lot of land with a two
story brick dwelling house thereon, situ-
ate in said city OF Wilmington, on the south
eTly side OF Fifth street between Spruce and
Church streets, having front of about flf.
teen feet on Fifth street and running back
between parallel lines about sixty feet being
numbered 100 East Fifth street, being the
same premises conveyed in fee simple unto
the said Peter Mckeagney, by deed of Will
liam S. McCaulley, trustee, dated the 3Oth day
of September, A. d., 1870, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as tho pro.
perty of Peter McKcagney, and Mary his wife,
be sold by
VIM. ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 Office, New Castle,l
March II. A. ID. 1875. (marlH- -2tawts
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WILMINGTON. DEL, March rs, Is7:

THE following statistics, collated from
the United States censes, show how in
significant an allotment OF the worlds
wealth is given to the cause Of Christ
Salaries of all ministers of
the-Gospel in the U. s.. 5 100000
Cost of dogs ................... 100000
Support of criminals MANN. 1900, 200
Fees of litigation. ........... $4,000, 900
Cost of tobacco and cigars. 6l0 100000
Importation of liquors ... 50,0OO,O 900
Support Of grog- shops ... 1900 200, 900
Whole cost OF liquor. 2,200, 900, 900
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SHARP, RIFLE CO..

Manufacturers of Patent Breech loading,
Military, sporting and Creedmoor kl1es. THE
BEST IN TIE WORLD. Winner at Inter-
national and nearly all other principal
matches at Croedmoor. (See Official Record. }
5fOhIiNo hifl@hct .................... GOV W 900
CREEDMooR RIFLES, with Elevations for 1900
Send for illustrated catalogue.
yards, 800 to sl.95.
Z. o. WEsTCOTT, Pres't.
Armory and Office Hartford Conn
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SIN ERIFR's SALE.

Ry virtue Of a writ OF Ais. Levari Fac,as TO
me directed, will DO exposed to Public Sale,
ut tho
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. w, 0rtlip, in the City of Will
inington. New Castle County. Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
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SEBEQIFF's SALE,

10y virtuc of sundry wrlts of Levari
- Facias to me directed, will be exposed
to Public Sale. at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM 3. FORD,
At Kirk wood. in Pencader Hundred, New
Castle County. Del, on
MONDAY,
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Armory and Office, Hartford, Conn.
, VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

DIR. c. W. .Benson,a Practicing Physician at lO0
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md, (who has paid
much attention to nervous diseases has dis
covered that extract of celery and chamomilo
combined in II certain proportion invariably
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic,
nervous or sick headache, neuralgia and nerv-
ousness. This is triumph in medical chem
istry, and sufferers all oy0r the country are
oruering by mail. lilo prepares it IN pills, at
~ cents per box. The Doctor is largely
known and highly respected III Baltimore.
Episcopal Methodist.
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w. Market street. marl7tf p
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SHERIFF SALES.
szHERIFE,s SAt.E.

DY virtue OF writ OF Plus. Fl. Fa, to ME
ID directed, will bo exposed to public sale,
at the
DELAWARE CARRIAGE WORKS.
220 King street, between Front and Second
etreets. Wilmington. in New Castle County,
DeE. on
FRIDAY.
S-ss2, S.s2 TILE % DAY OF APRIL, 1875.
At 10 o'clock. A. M.
The following described Personal Property.
viz:
About 20 carriages. such as extension top,
rockaway buggy. jenny lind ami YORK
wagons. jump seat rockaway and coupe rOcka-
way. Germantown wrgons and doctOr's pLn
ton buggy, rOckawayI and ph@ton bodies.
Also a lot of lumber and unfinished work,
consisting of spokes. felloes and chrriaG
parts. sewing machine and blacksmith tools.
&C., dc.
The above are all new and irst-c class work.
Seized and taken in execution as the Pro-
ner,y Of Evan J. Millward. Thos. Ia. STRAIT
ford, Jos. B. Gibson and ID. Alired, trading
as Aldred u Go and to be sold by
VIM, II. LAMBSON. Sheriff
Sheriff s Office. New Castle.
March ~. A. D.. 1875. maro23-2tawts.
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A Biddeford, Ne, editor has had his
nose tweaked for an unlucky squib.
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CTE A WEEK to Agents to sell an ar.
eD = ticle sai6abie as -four. Profits i'm
mense. Package free. Address BUCkEY Il
MFG CO., Marion, Ohio.
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SHI EhaFF,S SALE.

slY virtue of writ of Venditioni Ex-
- ponas to me directed. will be exposed TO
Public SalO at the
DELAWARE HOUSE NO 5l3 MARK EFT ST.
Kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in tho City Of Wi
mington. Now Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
THE.Srn DAY OF APRIL. A. D. 1876,
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A DVERTIsING Cheap: Coed Sys-
"A tematic.-All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers fer the in
serton of advertisements. should send 10
Cents to Geo, =. Rowcll n Co. u Park Row
New York, for their PAMPHLETS BOOK
NINETY seventh cditionl containing list- of
over 20O newspapers and estimates, show
ing the cost. Advertisements taken for the
leading pa, ers in many States Mt n tremend-
GUS reduction from publishers rates GEr
THR BOOK.
OK con per DAY at home. Iefis Tree. ? L.
YJ-Vdu dress GEO. sTINsoS 1 o.. Portland.
Maine.
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EARIIEST Peach IN THE WORLD l.
II "Amsden." Endorsed by best fruitmen
in America-Downing. BARRY, Thomas, Hus.
for Circular. j. &. TEAS, Carthage, Mo.
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SHERIFFvS SALES.
SHEssIFF,s sAAE.

SfnEssHFF'S SAaE.
NV virtue of q writ of Levari Eaaias
Sale at the '" NV1s
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. FORD.
At kirkwood. In PencGder Hundred. New
Castle County, Delaware on -. -.
MONDAY,
TIE a9th DAY 0FIMARCH. 1876.
AT O'Clock. p. NJ
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-07

through his brain. Alter tho "bee" was
ever Williams walked into neighbor-
ing So Don. took u drink and mounting
his horse departed for his ranclie well
satisfied with bis days work. Since then
he Ia. twice been called away FROM
his peaceful pursuits by the death Of Two
of tho espouscrs Of hjs.quarrcl, aud each
time has made an addition oc one TO the
cemetery ut Mason City. Itlsallttle dis
couragins TO peacefully disposed people In
acountry so thinly settled as This 10 hive
such little diversions going on. bu. if they
don't like il they can move away. Here
is an Item clipped from local paper
showing what Slight prOvotutiou they
want to shoe; Of YOU 4 deaf and dumb
man wa7 In town this 1cck who has been
very unfortunate. he wen. to a hsfi-
onda to stay oil night and in
being sskel what 10 wanted pot
his hand into his pocket to gel his slate
and the ranchero, thinking he was draw
ing some weapon, fired on him, Ianictng
n painful wound Ia bis lett shoulder"
believe ana tn. only man In San
Antonio who Observed the Presidents
proclamation 10 .stt and give thanks on
November e5th, ss is Tie time boaored
custom. went to rcstaurazt and con-
suined bear steak sud halt caa Of cove
oysters, which wss The nearest appros,h
to turkey ssd oysttTs the bill Of ta5s
afforded. leave here Tomorrow With
psr,y WHO are going TO tho border com
ties to drive io, Of castle 70 Rock6ale
for 7hipmoat to 20. Lou!l "JAsrrF
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"a no. E,aUndry

lr isno- conceded that Mrs. Coicuan,
Aa laundrcss. Nc. Il Fourth street, be-
#c'n Washington & Commercial Gyenues.
l.s one OF the best conducted laundry 6.
tabtshscnts IN the city, end landlords Of
hotels 'nd boarding houses viii dnd Il to
their advantage to call upon her.
Her price, orc o. folloas: Hotel and
homding-hou.e washing. u cents per
dozen. Fol pleeo work prices are
as follows; Single shirt and col
isr, loc per dozen scci SOCK, 5ci two col.
'.r', hei two hnndk,rchieis, o.; ye..s zoe;
and al gentlomen'a wear, Slc per
fo@eH. Ladies' dresses, gj to Doc;
skirts 10 - 20c; drawers 10 to l5c; two
PAR hoss BE; two callsrs to lee, For Is
die' plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; TOY la-
a'es fire clothes, 81 % per dozen; dons
ofsnptly, and promptly delivered. rs.
senAge iolicttod g-3r.lm
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Moi. EIeat EIarnnt

Jacob W.tcr, and Chris Agthus. tro
OF our wall-lnoTa butchers hays ASSOC
clatcd together and undqr the firm name
Of JACOB Walters { Co., hsvc opened I.
meat market On tie north side OF Eiahth
street, il rhii Towards old stand. This
viii be ilrst-class market in every re-
,pcct, as the names OF the proprietor,
suarantee--a market whore the choicest
OF cut meats, steaks, roasr Of bcaG, NUT
ton, pork ard vonlaons together with
sausage, bacon, etc, will be servca ont
to customers in neat and satisfactory
manner All their old friends or new sc-
quamtaNces arc invited to call and SEQ
lhtin. lO-3O-tr
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fh.s is = new style Of picture now be-
tx produced By VIM. Winter, the artist,
Of tilis city. These picturca are creating
much interest in all the principal Eastern
.rA Western cl,iS.. hclng altogether new.
They a.c UNLIKE photographs, being
a.s-d su' anauliGl'" craneled oyer the
entire '-tiaca, soN ia toac, bui distinct n
the 'iGucs aud shades. 70 or" who aces
.h,.n fails 20 admire thcm, or 10 give The
artist ar order. We hayo been shown a
nLnlre, 81 picture o. Wei-anOTa Adir-
and gentlemen Of the city, and have no
hesitation IN pron5uncing them perfectly
splcnlid. We woA,d therefore advise al
Who take Interest In such matter, or de
81" pictures, 20 csr upon Mr. Winter no
hi' gallery aud examine his wor. IN thl.
new branch Of too sh&31H-captnring art
0.ll-tf
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Nnn. Ehlers desires TO inform his pat
fons and the public generally, that he ha.
now on hand large stock Of French and
German Calf, Kip and Morocco, and is
prepared to manufacture, for store and
Office wear, tho finest Of Morocco or Call
skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers,
draymrn ard outdoor wear generally, bis
French Kip stands above anything over
offered In this market. his Lasts are Of
the lst,st styles, and he can guarantee a
tit ana s,usfa'ion 70 al his plrons
0-3-iC
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EDITORIAL yoTEs

Aies hnIn DAklhtOn mshe' kor Jrs-
matte debut AZ the Fifth avenue Thou.
ier' New York, after he Christians hot.
days.
susan denim, IA. actress. died a,
binnton, Ind, on the 4Il irst .bs w.
buried Al indianapolis. deceased w,.
about My years Of age and had been nj,
the stage thirty years.
Judge 1, Lylv Disl.y. prc.crt Cor
tora'ion Council Of the city OF VINCE
has formerly announced himselfs candi.
date for judge Of the supreme court FOL
'Ae seventh district, to III the vacancy
caused by tn. r.slgnatlon Of Judge Nc.
Alllstsr.
inc Boston evening Gaaetl .sy, that
Miss Kate Field has been Tor Some mo,ne
engaged In the actual aud ncc,s.c,,
practice Of her newly chosen profe..ion
upon the Eaglish stage. sinc. Angus,
ahe has tiled, under au assumed pomc
boro. 49," 'uisuie'
80 ave Washington dispatch IN.
~s' cabinet ramer IA 70 Tic eilec, Ina,
sscre.AIy Bri''ow OF the treasury, sn[
secretary Fish Of the STATE den,,,n. So.
VIII step down and ont, for c',r."' ~ :"
yet assigned, though ,i.soe dle,on,t ;,
seount for the motiysl which rnI'5'. q. =
POI tie prehdent to diyenss viii -
services OF Mr.. Bristow. Not only h,
ne treasury secretary achieved for Mn,
sglt . wonderful amount Of c:Sital BY b
RUTHLESS slcting up o. III. whisky sx.,
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| ,llcrs. dius rendering him formidable
competitor to any thiri term aspirations
which Grant may bc supposed to have.
bui he Is p,rsniug his rcmopeless way
too near The cNcraiive mansion itself TO
render his presence at all agreeable TO its
occupant.
Speaker hsrr lived in Erie. Penn
sylvania. ia early life and was educated
In the academy there. His wife was n
Miss Dover, .choolmisifess there and
The Eric obssrcty says OF them "rhey
were privately married directly after he
graduated, aud when he was about eigh-
teen years Of age the lady being q few
years older. Immediately after he LETT
for the Wet, and the marriage was kept
secret until he returned for hi, bride.
about two years aitorward. In the in
terval. she had fallen ont of window
of Wriahi's block. and received Injuries
which blemishcd her face somewhat,
but did not cripple her nc has
been reported. Tho match proved
TO be extremely fortunate, although at
the time, on account Of the disparity
Of years. 1t was looked upon 10y those
who attended to other people business
better than 10 their own as an odd and
unequal one Mr. Kerr 10 brother OF
Mrs. DR.. Eliot Of this riiy, aad @, Colo.
nel James X. herr, the famous pit'sbug
lawpr.
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Xot,cs oG neryzaVel.

q. Koch has removed lii. boot and
shoe shSp 'roIa the old stand 60 his
new brick building lone bi:cs below,
No. 50 Commercial avenue, between
Filth and sixth stroets, where lie will
keep the hest home made and 81. Loui
custoui made boots aud shoes. made Of
tina best material good workmanship
and In the latest styles. An orders
promptly attended to. g.2gtf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-07

4. HALEY Dew store is csrtaisly one
Of the best arranged Of the Kind to he
found il ,ho city, and what Is better, he
has 50 arranged bis prices that many ere
taking advantage Of the opportunity Oh
fsied to buy stoves, tinwsrc, etc, cheaper
than ever known in Cairo. Coll on Hal
ley, rs Commercial avenue, ssXt door 10
the Arab engine house. g-S0-tf
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Ladies and chillrcns' underwear. me.
rino q well ~ muslin can hr found
cheaper and better at Hebron g Wells
than any where in the cltT, A good me
rino underahirt aud drawers for boys
only 90 cents; good mcr!uo vess md
pants. for ladoa. only 81,
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BABCoCK. GRANT AID nnlsEow

BABCOCK. GRANT AID ERiSECN
The president has acccdcd to Gen.
Babeock's demand" and has appointed
a court of inquiry to- Investigate the
charges of completely in tho whisky ring,
recently made against Babcock in 81.
Louis. Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, Mai. Gen.
Hancock and Brig. Gen. Terry constitute
the court. Major Asa Beard Gardner,
professor a, law at West Point Military
Academy, has been detailed to act judge
advocate. The "court' will convene n
Chicago on Thursday, the 9th inst; thl
official order detailing it provides that The
court shall report the facts as found and
give an opinion In the ease. Babcock
evidently has tho President pretty well
under his thumb. At n cahine, meeting
last week. tho subject OF the court of in.
qairy was thoroughly dis
cussed. Secretary Rristow was
decidedly opposed 10 hAelng the
case settled by court Of, inquiry. As
Babcoek Is q civil officer. his guilt or in
noccnce should be decided b. a civil
court alone. A court Of army officers
could only try Babcocs As rs an officer.
and any penalties that they would i'm
pose vpon him would only nilec. him rs
sn officer.
President Grant deliberately Gisp.
garacd these opinions OF Secretary Lris-
TOW aud appointed the court OF Inquiry.
1t is evident that 10 please h.nsel: aud
shield his friend is more agreeable 10 The
President than 10 let Justice iaks lis
course with the probability of .nEning |
down Bsbcoci in 10 WY. IA no Official |
act " bis pres iGvpssl career has Pfe3i-
dslt Grant plscei himself in a.
bad an Attitude before t..s Iu,lir as IN
this Rxkcock mstts.r The people have
strong eoAadeaes in he judgment and
the honesty OF Secretary Bris.J1y. Pros
idest GRAFT Ignores bis judgment and dis.
regards his advice. Ths p-opls hay,
seen but little In Gen. ESlcock TO inspire
them with respect for his sNiity snd
nothing to induce them to bgllcy. In hi.
honesty. His record is bad one. Six
years age he had no Income bat the sal
airy of . major Of engineers. Later. be
became the presidents private secretary.
with the salary and rank q 4 colonel.
he 10 now rich lie las
long rows Of Gus brick buildings
IL Washington City; LIE spd hi. wife
wear diamonds, and in all ways he lives
o. only the rich man can. There Is moth
Ing Mysterious about this sudden acquisi-
ton OF wealth when il is remembered
that Bascock WAS proven to have had
some coAsec!ion with the notorious Leei
81 king contract with the New York
cus'ed'-h9u'e soae years ago, and that,
moro recently, lie was identified as one Of
The most corrupt and most successful
members Of She Washington ring. Yet.
with these fscis undeaied, the PRECEDENT
defers TO Babcoch, and is a. plable In hi.
Hahds " putty IN the fingers az the
glazer. A. the case now stand. IL ia
Bristow and tho people verru. Grant and
BabcOck.
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EX-SENATOR CARPENTER scuhes his
intention ~ bringing libel suit against
the Chicago Tribune. Mr.. Carpenter
thinks hundred thousand dollars will
repair tho injur. done his reputation by
the 7'ibune's couplina hi. "arns -~nn the
whisky thieves.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-07

~ President Grant is dcsirous of y
foreign war he has now the opportunity
to involve the country in one--a very
foreign war. The princes OF Abyssina.
through American missionaries. have
asked assistance of the United states
against the Mahommedan invsders.
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Everybody should call 90 liri.hraG *
N",l ana examine thclrGli stock olladie.
and misses cloaks, just received Gam
New io'A. before going elsewhere. IS
we msaca speciality Of these goods VIC
clu offer iI1ucsmcnt.
uEmsRoN G'yau.
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Everybody TO Rror mat the place 20 cr,-
\ Aaoolh shave.
a good shampoo.
A fashionable beir-cu,
Or anything il la. line,
= % ths GRAND CESTRAL BARRIER
snoF, corner -ighth ard COMMERCIAL.
J.S.ti =. GEcH0E sTrrSnGUsr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-07

Tx 1T. Louis Giobe-Denocrdt CRadi-
call says Of Speaker Kerr Kerr will
ma very good Speaker. Tie is tamil
isr ''h the rules and practice OF the
How, =, IL good parliamentsrian and an
hOnrss main y
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-07

A,iIalley nae removed 70 his new
store room, IT'S Commercial agpnue, Oh
pcs..e Winter Elocs, md next door to
the Arab engine house, where he viii be
pleased t2 see all his old customers and
re- many now ones. 9-SO-tf
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Nm. MILLER, or the sagerovn dsiil-
lery. has made known his intention of
turning States evidence when the whisky
trials are called In Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-07

Ifyou wan. to get good aud cheap
Buck or Kid Glove st New York prices,
be sure and 20 10 d. Hartman. corner
Sixth street ard Commercial avenue.
l2-5-tf.
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Two thousand pound. fancy, choice
mixed lu3 toy candy far sale At lie Now
York Store hy wholesale and retail.
l2j.2gt
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Buy your Quick Yeast at New York
store. received fresh daily at wholesale
and retail. I2-5-20t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-07

Now hams, breakfast bacon, buck
wheat Hour, cemeteries, plum., rnisens.
currents, nj The Now York Store.
12.j-20t.
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We are now prepared to offer great
bargains in ladies' aud childrens' ij,rs OF
all styles. Chldren's sets, mud, snd
bon, NJ Only Sll set.
BEIIBRoS * Wen.
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Paranrs ,-.shs-> -. efs- si4ui'ce Yi ~
col notices inserted 10 tho Weekly i;vLLE-
rr'. should hind in toe o.py Ny rucs-
foJ noon. az each y.uea.
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MAPS
esq OF CVir'

''t !
sity of Cairo
colored and vanished, FOR ,alc at hall
prie, (Sa.50) at the BrLLE1is Office.
The Revolution as basc burning
stove for biutminous coal, needs no puff
ing from the subscriber and ltncvcr puiis
(smokc) ltsclf For durability, economy
and beauty it cannot be exceled. Call at
my store where | have ono IN constant
use and I shall be happy 10 explain its
good working qualities, aud will also
take pleasure in referring TO many par
nouucc ii superior 10 any stove they have
eyer us"l G. W. HENDERSON.
~ Commercial avenue. Cairo, III.
Il.2S-dIm
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THn Indian commisSionsrsidp SIN goes
begging.
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Hebron & We'll hayo slvays on h.rd
the best aud largest stock OF Corsets In
he city. A good corset, grey Or whit, at
40 rpntc
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Sells best sod. crackers att cent. per IL
by the box also very choice nincc-moat
and apple butte. l2.i.2ut.
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The las. chaTcc to get your calico dress
gratis by buying 70 worth Of dry goods
at Hebron & Wells.
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Cit ~ .aG I4Er,.ar. reClu 1'ansrAi A.r.. go
fcb.Cotc, llnn%Nc'."s. ia goin.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL PIERREroNr cx-
presses the opinion that no Indictment
will be found against Babcock.
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OLp TwEKp Il gone /; that good old
man we never shall SEQ mere.
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'u.i,o,emuants ate cont. 81 yard.
llEIrHpS q VIII.
- and iii Commercial Aycrrc.
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Oyster, Fish
GAME DEPOT
rESTs Ei'S lirOXlk

We win sell. hereafter, our goods at
the following prices, aud ..licit the pat
ronagc OF th"pUll,c:
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOCO sheets Of bristol board just re.
ccivcd at the DutIiiN office, and tor
so'o TO the trade.
ann N',En MAPS
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-09-06

Here flows this mighty, yet quiet river, al
ways one way, and always unruf1ed, seeking
its destiny in the wide ocean, and bearing the
wealth Of nation upon its bosom. Truly
grand, but monOtonous. Only when it com
mingles with the turbulent Atlantic, l thought,
will it be in its proper element; there, surged
by the gales and currents, it will bear the COM
merce Of the World, aud commune with all
peoples: then, only, will its mission be fulfilled.
So it is with Man: revolving around little
plat tr stream, he is to do his work, till the
great stream of Time whirls him onward to the
great ocean of Eternity, there to take his place
in the grand Congress of Nations for which
The great Barnum Show is only hooking pre-
Jude. Press.
1t strikes men differently. Some get
drunk when they first get good fat
office. 1t is favorable sign when a
man grows poetical. That was a noble
flight, Emery, when the eagle of your
imagination scared on boundless pin.
ions over ''the turbulent Atlantic" over
'.gales and currents" and the "great
stream OF time" and 1.-The great ocean Of
eternity" but it was pitiful to see it
squat at last, like buzzard on, the tent
pole of old Barnum's circus. Seems as
if that other circus was running in your
mind yet, Brother Emery.