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ODD.FELL0WsnIP.
Proc ceilings OF the Grand Lodge Of
the United htNtes.

INDIANAPOLIS. lND., Sept. 2i.-The
session Of the Grand Lodge /. q. o. f.
to-day was largely taken up with routine
work.
The Grand Lodge has accepted the in
vitatiOn to hold its next session at Phila-
dclphia.
The credentials OF Representatives ~
Ter and Stiles were reported upon favoril-
bly, and they admitted to seats in the
Grand Lodge.
1t was decided that after subordinate
lodge had become deiunct for five years
the funds surrendered by it shall pass
into the treasury Of the Grand Lodge,
and the grand-sre and secretary were
| empowered to take such action in rcgart
to incorporation Of the Grand Lodge o
the United States us they deem neces
sary.
4 charter was granted for Gran,
Lodge In the Dakota territory, provide,
no expense shall be incurred by the SUI
premc body until ten subordinate bOdie
were instituted.
A committee was appointed to asccr
tain the condition of the Rebrcca degree
throughout the national jurisdiction, ano
report 1T the next session.
An extra session of the grand lodge
| was held last night, at which Deputy
Gaand Sire I'arke Of the Sandwich islands,
addressed the grand lodge in some gen.
cral remarks, thanking them for cOurte.
sizes extended, and expressing . wish fol
their future prosperity.
The several members of the CRANE
lodge were presented with well-eXc
cuted imperial photograph OF Past-Gran'
Representative Tai. T.. Shafner, the gil
of G, l., Morris OF Kentucky.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

TWENTY-FIVE thousand people visited
the Quincy fair In one day.
Senator Howe Is a member OF the
Commission investigating the affairs Of
the Indian ring.
In California u municipal defaulter
has been sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary.
One of the leaders of the Liberal Re.
publicans Of New York accepts the Re.
publican nomination for Attorney GEL
eral.
The name Of the Democratic candi.
date for State Treasurer In Pennsylva-
MIA Is Piollet, and his opponents dubbed
him "Pontius Plate"
One Of our particular Southern
friends says that Yarmouth will be the
next governor Of Louisiana on the Rad
ical ticket. lie says that Yarmouth is
working TO that end.
Nine of the eleven Democratic State
Conventions held this year have declared
In favor OF making the currency equal to
gold. The exceptions are Ohio and Penn
sylvania, whose Conventions ask for In.
haslon and depreciation.
III Is easier to raise hundred dollars fol
sue purchase Of gold watch to be pre-.
.s s"Wu somebody who does not need II,
s'" >" collect the same amount for
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Il Il about time for papers to give
the poor tramps rest, since the illustra-
tel papers have pictured them In all their
rascality and vicissitudes. One thing Is
ceftain-thcy can't all be thieves and
vsgabonds. Some Of these unco''th trav.
cling aguc cakes, and slab-sidcd skele-
tons, must be merely unfortunate fellows
who were too proud TO stand agrand
bounce from a railroad train or steam
boat. Since they have been cartoonet
and held up to execration, scorn, and All!
thing else applicable to tramp. 1t woul'
b. reasonable to suppose that the fear q
bull dogs and long, singlc-barreled she
guns. In the hands Of yellow-hairvd no,
siers, will cause this kind Of suffering AN
friendless humanity to locate In one pal
,icularepot and starve.
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Notice.

Having disposed Of my entire stock of
books and stationery to Mr.. b. F. Parker,
I take this method Of returning thanks to
citizens of Cairo Tor their liberal patron.
age bestowed during period of ten
years. and ask continuance of same for
the new firm. shall continue to act
as agent for the sale vi the celebrate d
Light Running Domestic and the great
"Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machines" and
keep Oh hand a full supply OF needles,
oils and attachments for all machines,
Clean and repair machines ut short no
ticc. Office and rooms for the presen,
will be at the old stand.
). f. HARMON.
Cairo, Ills, Scpt. 20h. 1915.
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PARsON lUCE's FAILURE.

The Carbonate Nlinoisdn, referring TO
the suspension Of the Observer, Of which
Parson Luce was editor, speaks feelingly
Of that gentleman in the following man.
ner:
That he was failure ne newspaper
man, IL most true. But his courage and
endurance were indomitable. As the
months passed he saw his dollars disap-
pearing to be seen no more; but he kept
his courage up, and when at last the
He is now an old man, broken down In
health and financially ruined. Thus
he il thrown upon the world
TO begin anew the battle Of
life. Were he young man, he might
rally, and his recent uisfOrtunes might
really prove a blessing in disguise. But
with q son and daughter to support.
without money. irredeemably in debt,
homeless. friendless and broken in health
and spirit. his condition Is deplOrablc
one. We extend to him the hand of
sympathy IN his distress. Mr.. Luce has
located at Greenfield, in this State. where
he has been secured to fill the Presby.
terrain pulpit.
While We sympathize with ParsOn
Luce, we cannot refrain from telling him
that he should have stuck to the bust
ness he knew something about-prcach-
ing 1t Is mistaken idea that any man
can publish newspaper and make 1t a
success. Some flatter themselves that II
they had paper 1t would astOnish the
world with its brilliant articles. and novel
and elevating ideas. What the parson
proposed to revOlutionize in the section
Of the State he livedin, we do not know
but are satisfied he had his hobby, and
there was no money In 1t. II the parson
had been true to his calling, perhaps, IN
his old age, he would have had suilicien,
t'sustain him comfortably during life
But the paper iend showed itself to the
aged eyes of ParsOn Luce, and into the
cunning little mill went all the hopes, ant
all the money, and the comfortable honl.
OF the parson, and to-day he Is homeless.
and friendless, and in debt-and beins
an honest man he must pay those debts
The future is not very bright for Parse
Luce. and il he has friends they shout
give him assistance, and put him on Ia
feet again. and make him swear solemn
meyer to publish country newspaper
II he don't swear of, he is liable to be a
1t again, as 1t has a grip like that Of thu
cutie fish.
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MExICO's GREAT ANNIVERsARY

Mexico celebrated her sixty-iitth ami.
yersary Of national independence on the
10th Inst. Hidalgo, the fighting priest,
took up arms against Spanish authority.
and after severe struggle, drove the
Castilian aristocrats from the country.
Although Mexico gained her independ-
ence she has been distracted by internal
wars from that time and once our armies,
under Taylor and Scott, entered Mexico
by sea and across her frontier, and
marched VIGOROUSLY to the rich capital
built by the Aztecs, and dictated terms
to her generals and commissioners.
Then France played disgraceful part
In the history Of that country, and an
Austrian prince was sacrificed TO appease
wounded aud bleeding Mexico. From
that period the Mexican republic COM
menced to prosper, and by the
election of the patriotic and wise
Lerdo de Teiada 10 the presidency, her
success was insured. lie seems to grasp
at the situation better than any OF his
predecessors, and is making strong efforts
to forward internal improvements. One of
his first moves was to destroy the factions
that bred revolution--a noticeable event
In that direction being the capture Of
John n. Cortina, the incendiary and rob-
Der Of the Rio Grande. Under his ad.
ministration the Mexican Congress has
donated largely, in land and money, to-
ward the building Of railroads, and is
using It's powerful influence to give the
two leading republics OF this continent
direct communication and trade.
The proposed railroad from the City Of
Mexico TO Leon, $50 miles, and one from
Leon to the Rio GrAnde. 700 miles. are
mos. important routes. The latter Is
known as the international road, and is
70 connect, at some point on the Rio
Grande, with the International Railway
OF Texas. Instead OF our American jour.
nsis advocating war on Mexico because
oatrages have been committed on the
frontier by Americans aud Mexicans,
tney should be encouraging the brave
Mexican president In his efforts to give TO
Asxico permanent peace. and set prcc.
saen', In her history. OF morality, indus.
Wy ana republican heroIsm. Mexico Is
nssr republic, directed by
I" No." ~ - courage ,S and high national pride.
W" - "'e "me 70 bind her to the United
. s'ss ~ rate nal bonds, by iron rails
wnen 'n.s ;. aeos@pli'hed, their interest.
WIZ DC o. suca . character as to lnsurt
peacs and good feeling, and N. ,,,." "sa'.
y element In Mexico will gradusm' ~. y,
appear and give place TO class oi mo
b .'ous people we ided TO agricul,n,a,
commercial and industrial pursuits. An
n Tie event Of war between the Unit,
States and foreign monarci,ies, Mexic
sv,i ~ between the Gulf aud the Psciti
might prove powerful and useful all
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..POrtratls GlRces.,,

This is q new style Of picture now be-
ing produced by VIM. Winter, the artist,
of this city. These pictures are creating
much interest In all the principal Eastern
and Western cities, being altogether new.
They arc unlike photographs, being
raised and beautifully cnameled over the
entire surface, soft in tone, but distinct in
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them fails to admire them, or to give the
artist an order. We have been shown n
number of pictures Of wcll-known ladies
and gentlemen of the city, and have no
hesitation in pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest in such matters or de-
sire pictures, to call upon Mr.. Winter at
his gallery and examine his work in this
new branch of the silatiow-capturing art.
9.l1-tf
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some poor man from the same persons
who owe him the money.
1t has como to light that burglar
named Benton, who was year ago re-
leased from prison In Washington City,
where he had been confined for assisting
in the bogus robbery Of tho safe Of the
District Attorney, secured his liberty
through the aid of District Attorney
Fisher aud his assistant, Harrington,
and that a straw.bail bond was given for
+ his appearance.
i "A young boy who greatly rcseln-
, blcs and is supposed to be Charlie Ross.
\ | has been interviewed at Bcllcvillc by
: two mon from tho East. The boy Is
!. the adopted son of man named An
!. CELL, who has been living in Belleville
;, lately, but formerly lived in Detroit.
The two men are supposed to have
;, gone to Detroit to inquire further into
4 tho antecedents Of the boy. Consider.
II able excitement Is manifested In Belle.
ia vile over the matter.
:, -Postnasters have been annoyed SO
,r much by persons placing the postage
IN stamp on the wrong corner of the letter
70 that an order has been procured to send
N all letters to the dead letter office which
,o are not properly stamped. The stamI
.s must be affixed to the upper right hant
ar corner. The first thing the United State
,1 knows 1t will see the necessity Of con
,;s tribuling a few thousand dollars ont o
IN the treasury to satisfy citizens for dam
a ages.
III -"rhc Vicksburg Hsraid Is one Of tn
Is soundest and most sensible Democratic
X papers published in Mississippi" Al
le exchange says so. There IS no raggc'
IS edge of despair about that paper.
!" drinks its Democratic whisky out Of
X regular Bourbonic jug,i well printed
ID and is now widely known through 1t
1T funny end man. II he lets the Bourbo
Of jug alone, and don't stand on his hunioi
Mt Gus head too often, with the aid of tn
I'd Herald he may have chance to lectur
n. and drink tea In Boston.
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J. SchIcsinger. Photographer.

on Eighth street, between Commercial
and Washington avenues. is now pre-.
pared to make those beautiful new pic.
lures, the
"PORTRAITS GLACES,"
and respectfully invite. the citizens Of
Cairo and the public in general to cram
inc and price his work. They will find
these pictures equal to the best OF Eastern
work, and, what is still better, q great
deal cheaper than what they are made
for anywhere in the United States. They
are within the reach OF all. Call, look at
and price them before you 60 anywhere
else. 1t will pay you to do so. 0-l9.tf.
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Furnishing Goods! Furnishing Goods!
In the way Of Furnishing Goods. al
ways aim to keep my stock up to the
standard of excellence. In order to make
1t The PoruLAE PLACE to buy every
thing in that line. Ties, Bows. Cravats,
Scaris, Suspenders, Gloves, Linen and
Silk Handkerchiefs, Under-shirts and
Drawers; in ilct almost everything
wanted to complete gentlcman's ward
robe, eau always be found at my store.
and can Away, be depended upon AZ
tirst.class in quality and style.
g-25-it. a. MARX.
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A Rare Chance.

The Western Tennessee agricultural
and Mechanical Association, of jackson,
Tennessee, will hold their Fourth Annual
Exhibition on the 26thto Both Of October,
inclusive, 1875, at which time there will
be daily sales of stock, agricultural I'M
plcincnts, ETC., making it one OF the mos'
important meetings eyerhcld in the State
Bring your stock and implements.
JNo. Y. KEITH, President.
Tnos. CLARK, Secretary.
g.23.WIt
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Ha5" DR.. Sherman, the great Special
ist, 500 North Sixth street, has gained an
cnviable reputation in the speedy manner
In which lie treats all chronic diseases.
See advertisement for hi, great Syphilitic
Eradicator, indorscd by the medical ia.
Guilty everywhere. 9-lS-lyr.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor.
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
The BULLETIN is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Gents Week
payable weekly, by Mail, lin advance, $40 per
snnumi six months, @6i three months, -; one
month, 81 IS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-26
Cisterns Cleaned.

Persons having cisterns needing pump.
ing out and repairing can have it done
promptly and at prices II suit the times,
by calling on j. 5. Hawkins. Cross street.
have man and pump employed all the
time Tor the purpose. 0-l6-tf.
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C'iOaks.

The only place to find full line OF Ia
dies, misses and children's cloaks is u,
Hebron 4 Wells, li2 and IA CONNER.
cial avenue.
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open aud for Sale.

Scventy-fivc cases Of boots and shoes.
Boots 50 70 to S. CO.; shoes 81 90 to
So 70. at the New York Store at whole.
sale and retail. 0-23-l0t.
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WXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
50 30 and 81 90 per NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


vi Pilsener Beer at George La;tper's
Saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
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pse Have you seen the good calico dress
you can get by calling at Hebron Il
Wells, 1l2 a. IA Commercial avenue.
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1Dr For II complete line Of millinery,
20 to Hebron & Wells, l42 and III
Commercial avenue.
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gss" There Is quite a revolution In both
dry goods and clothing since Hebron &
We'll came to the city.
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pla Hebron a. We'll make specially
Of ladies d childr ems suits. 9-2l.1m.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at 81 25
pc annum, invariably in advance. The postage
On the Weekly will be prepaid at this office, 80
that subscribers will obtain for subscription
rice Of u a year.
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Hats, bfN0S!
Yurmishing Goods! Furnishing Goods!

or the finest and latest styles in the
city ut A. Marks.
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Heavy Oy,rcOats,
Fine Ovcrcoats,
OvercOats Of all qualities. styles ana
prices, to suit your pride and your peck
ct at \. Marks.
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BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COWPERTHWAIT a. PHILLIPS.
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WHITNEY 4 HOLMES
O r c. A N S

II pr0vements; New and Beautiful Solo stops.
OVER ONE THOUSAND Organists and Musi-
cisns indorse these Organs and recommend them
snd Durability. Warranted ave yesrs Send
for price list.
o-S3-wtt Quincy, Illinois
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PONDS
EXTRACT
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Ext actor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract.
Take no other.
''liear: for will speak of excellent thipgs.'
FOR

"Hem. forJ will speak of excellen, things
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MAT. WILLIAMS .........""."... Clerk
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every WEDSEs.
DAY and SATURDAY at p. m
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY
atBp m
Each boat makes close connections at Cairo
with hrst-class steamers for It. Louis, Mem
phis and New Orleans, and at Evansville with
the 4. x &. II. X for all points North and East,
and with the Louisville Mail Steamers Tor al
points on the Upper ohio, giving through re-
ceipts on freights and passengers to all points
tributary
For further information apply to
SOL. SILVER, Passenger Agent
HALLIDAY BROS ..
j. NJ. PHILLIPS, Ht'hts'
Or u j GRAMNER,
Superintendent and General Freight Agent,
lj-3-20-ly. Evansville Indiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-21
De San Thomas a la Capital
Sc vende 8 arrienda

LA fnea denominada "Pueblo -vieio abaio", intere-
con acceso su bah1a entire los pueblos de BayamOn
Catano, Rio-piedras GuanabO en- cuyo territorio
esa radicada por extencion de mas de cinco caba
er1as suiclentes pastos aguas exceentes terrenos
para cultlvo bosqnes espesos ntGctos con buenas
abundantes maderas de construction; buena casa de
habtacon con uu pequeno tren de elaborar azticuar
con mono de bueyes, todo nuevo, bien consG ruido
techado Gle zinc Un horno de cal de Glen cahces por
4uema, con piedra lena inagotabes en- sus inmedia
Clones, cuya ndustria asI la de ladros carbon
cualquiera otra analoga pueden esablecerse gran
de escala con ventaa cuaquier establecimento
por la facllidad de communication con la Capital.
Tambien vende arrienda la possession cOntigua q
la anterior anunciada cOnocia con ell nombre de
Hacienda Pueblo yejo2 por que 10 ha sdo de tempo
inmemoriaL hoy cOnvertida una grande excelen
te estancla para la cra ceba de ganado pOr mu
chosy nutrdos pastos de malojila, aguas perennes
abundantes buen cercado espesos bosque de made
ras buenas, extencion de novecientas cuerdas
POGO mas 8 msnos Existen todavfa las ohcinas cor
respondentes al tren de elaborar az1car con molino
de bueyes aunque todo deteriorado abandonado por
no haoer recursos, ell dueno para reformaciOn por
10 que vende tambien todo lote al detail, ell
trapiche desmOntado como SO halla cinco fondos de
Carron en- regular estado dos hermosas cuebras de-
estaiio tambien de CarrOn otros muebles TITLES
para la elaboration cultivO 81 ote hara la
respondents rebaja de valor real.
Los qle Sc interesen cualquiera de dichas fneas
en- uno otro concepto pueden ace1carse al dueno
que reside en- la Ultima anunciada, en- Bayamon q
ID. Fernando s. Mo0tlla. 2-3
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GIRODE LETRAS.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza giran sobre: Ali
cante, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona,
Betanzos, Bilbao, Bonar, Uadiz, CAL
dasde Reyes, Cangas de Onis, Cangas
de Tineo, CartageDa, Corcubion, CO.
ru1a, Cudillero, Ferrol, Gijon, Gra-
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo,
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga, Mondone.
do, Noya, Orense, Ovledo, Padron,
Palma de Mallorca, Pola de Sieco,
Pola de Lena, Pola de Labiana, Pom
tevedra, Pravia, Puenteareas, Puen-
tededme, Rivadeo, Rlyadesella, Sa.
las, San Sebastian, Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, SRntander, Santiago, Sc.
villa, Tarragona, Tlneo, Tuy, Va
Iencia, Valladolid, Vivero, Vigo, Vi
llagarcia, Villaviciosa, Iniesto y Ia
ragoza. e
San Juan de Puerto. Rico, 2 de No
viembre de 1875.-Fortaleza 23, es.
quina q la de la Cruz. -
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Euibana De Juan Ramon De Torres.

Ell Sr Juez de Instaneia del Distrito de Cathedral
ssta Ciudad por auto de esta fcha, dctaio en- la
clisbra de d. Pedro Arana, cofnercante de esta Gu
id seha seryido senaar las ~ del dia del pr6ximo
mes de Dciembre para que tenga efecto la primera jun
general de acreedofes, cuyo acto celeblara ante
comissrio de ella ID Poux j. Padilla, en- la casa n
nero g. cae de la Cruz de esta Ciudad. Asi mismo Sc
Ons que los acseedores resdentes faera de estaIsa
D. Joaquin Cerero, vecino de Cadiz, Felaresch Her.
nanO de Barcelona d. Eugenio Vines de Valencia d.
AntoIin de Apiria y ID. Miguel Vida de la Habana,
san convocados citados formal legamente por me-.
dodsl prespnte Edicto. mediante no poderlo ser en-
Sraforma por no haber tempo bastaute para que Sc
devuevan igencados los lbramientos que con tai OBJ
O Sc hicieren; hacienda presente todos deben con-
ur los documentos ustiicativos de sus creditos
Ypsrs que llegue notica detodos pueda aegars-
smbre de l875.--Jnan Ramon de Torres. 2-3