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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-12

Inst out-Visitors' Guide to New orleans
pr;ca zoe For sale at the bookstores.
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Extracting teeth half the price anywhere else
DIR. j. R. Knapp, l45 Canal. formerly IL ia
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Just out-Visitors' Guide to New Orleans.
Price SOC. For sale at the bookstores.
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Advertisements in the Want and henl column y I
,he BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
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Ne1U Orleans Lager.
CASPAR LUSSE,

Nos. 478 and 47S CHARITIES STREET,
Announces to proprietors of Beer saloons and to
the public that having completed his immense ap
paratus for manufacturing
Lager Beer,
he Is prepared to sell the at lower price than
any other homemade article and of as good quality
any similar article produced in the United States
je15 6m
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The New La. Remedy cures radically the mos
,.aaar.ta conohs.s See elsewhere.
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..u.x Rrann,s. Gil Magazine street, durin 6
Az ai;dars ali who call can get rea! bargains n
dry goods. -.
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beautiful desks, work boxes, glove and hand
kerchief boxes, etc., at Mathews bookstore.
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Fur cloaks, IS, at Levy's.

splendid full toned organ at rattle at the fair,
Grunewald Hall.
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Don't fail to visit the fair at Grunewald Hall
IN NIGHT
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the New Orleans Post Office
December IL, 1875.

Office Hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ.
to IL M.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say ADVERTISED" and give date.
LADIES' LIST.
A rsarsop Peter mrs Ashton Paulins mrs
Armandy Elizabeth Angin Anis miss
pu,ar n MIRA Bachelor mrs
PaLar Ichn r. mrs Beake mrs
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Rail Nancy lane mrs Bennett Lulu miss
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just Arrived,
H0IylG7ad,
ENGRAVER AND PRIMER.
IS St. Charles Street.

Ban Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Csru.
neatly engraved and printed. Also, a.. kinds O
general Engraving in the best style. Ball cam.
mittees are specially invited to csl and see kIs
selection Of orders Of dancing and Gsrzuar
fa7ors, - he is satisfied that the most s.stidloua
VII be pleased Mist
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"Alhsmbra" two button kids, 81, at LEWIS.
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J. NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05

1t Is said there are 347 dramati-ts at
work on Irish plays.
Hallway agents In st. Louis advertise
"grass-hopper rates" In the Fast. Is that
fareI
-Flipper, the only colored cadet at
West Point, stands forty.sixth IN class
Of seventy-seven.
The conundrum Of the day is, Were
did Jay Cooke get the name of his
country scat, Ogont1. and what doe, it
mean
-Hydrophobia Is reported as epidemic
In Denmark and Finland. Not only dogs
but horses and other animals are tho vic
Tins.
Ono hundred and twenty English
men VIII go to Kansas on a buffalo hunt
next month Buffalo Bill will have them
In his charge.
--George A. smith, second man TO
brigham Young among the Mormans, is
very Ill, and daily expecting to go to his
account.
"A recent petition against convention.
al institutions raised In England, bore
l1'oU signatures and was ihree.a uarters
of mile long,
1t Is not an inttequent experience OF
churches In New York in these tlmes TO
30 obliged 10 sell out for debt. That was
the fate OF two last week.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05

Before the era oI Railroads. Cairo had u
conmandiDg position rs n centre Of com.
mercc and navigation. This importance oil
position she stil possesses, but has now the
additional advantage al being great rail-
road r'n re, 4 number oil the most import
ant railroads in the Valley olihe Mis-, ssipIi
converting IT, and having their termiLi
there. Among these, comm. from the north
are the great limos Central Railroad,
which trayoIsts the entire state of IliuOi.
irumii extreme northern and northeastern
10 IL. southern limits, and by it, conn, elton.
extends into all the great Northwestern
grain producing state. the Cairo aud Vim.
renues. extending from cairo TO he CITY Of
NipcenneS, in the SUITE Of Indisni, where
It's e injections ptiord direct railroad com.
muncations wi u ar IA tern cities; am
/ HE Cairo n -. Louis Railroad. aiiording d
| direct railroad communication with the
J City Fl II. Louis and all the railroads. cen.
I teriug there Tho roads go ming rom tha
/ south are the New orleans, jackson and
\ Great Northern lnd the Mobile and Ohio
! Railroads. which give direct railroad COM
I municition with lhs ciii = Of Mobile and
/ New Orleans. aud 9TH southern Atlantic
1 sea pnris, ana by connecting roads with all
! the country south ot tuir.; aud ConiiG
Z from the .nr'hWcst i-the caro-. Arkansa,
and rexl, Il abroad. which lords similar
| communication with SO them Missouri.
, Ar tab>ls md reXss and the pliLcipii cit.
| les of those Ststcs. 1hi4 lo,t-n1mod 10 d
: will give, also. direct connection with the
J Texas and Pacific Road when il Is com lc.
! ted. thus giving direct coma unictiiOn wi II
1 the princi p,l portt Of the Pacific Ocean.
| hese RI lroads, term ating at Cairo, are
unw all completed and in successful opera.
/ ton, those In Illinois coming into the city
! on bank 81 each OF the rivers, Ohio and
I NJ s.i.>ippi, and torminatiny ri their conilu-
| cnce. ,hu- cncirc.ing he city. The Holly
/ springs. lirowr syille an 1 Ohio iNser Sttl-
Z road. and the Cairo and Tennessee River
| Railroad, which viii both terminate u
/ car0, are IN cour.e OF construction and v
| sOonbc completed, and other railroaCs both
I in HIN !, and in Sttte- south of the Ohio
\ river, which viii also tcTni late at CAIRO,
! ar1 projected, aud arrangements made ~
! build Them. The construction of the,
will greatly increase tho railroad c"'rmuni
cations OF cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
sRIsrOw.s DEPARTMENT.

The Secretary Of the Treasury Is some
what disappointed at the way things are
likely to turn out In his department. At
the beginning OF the present year he
thought the income OF the Government
would be S2sa, 600, OOO, and the outlay
not more than S276, 200. 600, which would
leave a surplus Of 50, 000, 900 for the sink
ing fund. Men make mistakes, and the
Secretary seems to have done 50 in this
instance. The amended tariff bill does
not produce the revenue expected Of it.
The Secretary expected that the collec-
ton Of customs would be larger than
they have been. lie counted OH 1852, OOO,-
900 from this source, and has re-
ceived only $l34,742, los up to this time,
which concludes the third quarter of the
current fiscal year. The internal revenue
has kept pretty we'll up to its estimated
rcvciprs. Iudeeyi, while tfIc custOGis &c.
ceipts are all below what was expected.
the internal revenue department is max
Ing returns far above the average. On
the 18th Of May there was ST. 600, 900 in
gold on hand; from this, however, the
sinking fund calls of S24, 900, 900. which
remains yet unpaid, must be taken; and
on the LIST of July $25,oOO,OOO will be due
on account Of interest. The gold re.
ceipts between now and July are esti-
mated at about SIS, OOO, 600, which will be
added to gold on hand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05

Cairo has moral, intelecnt, liberal and
enterprisins population OF about l2 O00--has
superior system OF public schools. which,
with Others conducted by private enter
prise, Afford unsurp ssed educational adj
ynntapes--is Possessed of well.establ shed
churches OF nearly every dcpominalior--
has pubic and priSa buildings OF supe.
r.or caaGactor-his "A climate, which for sa-
iubrlty and healthiul influences cannot be
surpassed-has well-rcgulated and of.
iicient municipal organization. its streets
lighted with gas, ani other metropolitan ad-
yantages, which make it highly desirable
and in re,lity not TO he cxccllcd rs place
OF permanent residence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
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CAN'T NJ KILLED.

Col. d. II. Anthony, the Kansas editor,
who was shot by another editor named
Embry, is convalescent, and Embry has
been discharged from arrest Oh $1,000
bail. The wound was believed TO be NOR
tai; but luckily for the brother of Susan
B. the doctors were mistaken. Embry,
the would.be assassin. will probably be
acquitted, and not attempt to deprive
Anthony Of his breath again. lie will
not waste his time and labor on a sub.
ject so hopeless. Anthony cant be killed
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
Tine MEMPHIS ODD.FELLO vs..

The Odd-Fellows Of Memphis
suffered greatly from the yellow iever
visitation Of lsst year, but they have moi
lost the ability to 90 ahead in the good
work Of the order. They have arranged
to enlarge the Ieath Orphan Asylum
building for the purpose Of caring for
and educating the orphans Of the order.
Between five and ten thousand dollars
will be expended by the Odd.Fellows in
the proposed Improvement. Beside this.
they have determined to establish first
class library, free to the public, and will
cxpend In this enterprise avery consider.
able sun, of money.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
THE boRa0WING wosRALL

The Rev. Mr.. worrall. Of Springfield.
delivered the Grafton at Oak Ridge Gem
etery, last Monday, on the occasion OF
the decoration Of the graves Of the sol.
diers Of the Union buried there. His ora.
ton was so much above the average OF
such productions, that It attracted attcn.
ton, and would have given to the revc-
rend gentleman some literary credit, IL it
had not trsnspired that nc stole Edward
kverett's Gettysburg Grafton, and used
u a. his own. A correspondent Of the
State Register proves the thief,
beyond doubt. giving In parallel
columns extracts from worrall and from
Everett.
Everett said:
~ With hesitation that raise nv
~ vosoe 70 break the eloquent silencc
y0ss 80 nature. But the duty to which
ysa nsve called mo must be performed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
IN THE FAIR BUSINESS.

Gen. Singleton has purchased the fair
grounds. east OF Quincy, and proposes to
70 into the fair business. These grounds
are said to be not excelled in the State
for fair and racing purposes. They were
opened In 1857 for the first State Fair
held In Quincy, and afterwards several
fairs were held upon them by the citizens,
who attempted to establish the EXPOSE
tons permanently. But Quincy, like
other cities, has a large number Of citi-
zens more hasty to rush into an ent err
prise than faithful In adhering to 1t. Con-
sequently the exposition enterprise failed
and Gen. Singleton was left alone. lie
however, is host in himself, one Of those
energetic men who infuse lite and energy
into communities, a large number Of
which class do not reside
In Cairo. Determined that Quincy
should not be deprived OF fair, the Gen
eral purchased the ground, which III
proposes to greatly improve, and on then
to have grand fair the coming Autumn
In the one feature Of stock the Genera
will surely make his fair one OF the fines
In the country. He Is an enthusiast
stock man, and Is already assured this
the famous horses Of Mr.. Henry
Smith, Of New York, including Gol'
smith Maid, will be on exhibition. whio
will be sufficient to insure the success
the undertaking. The General has g!
pressed his determination to make II
Quincy fair grounds noted for eXccller
fairs and brilliant races by the most 4
NOUS horses In the country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05

As maIut 'ctufing location the position
81 Cairo il not less important. The crude
nqteri,ls II every description, which con.
stlilte the elements Of manufactured arii
cles, abound on every size. iron ore. coal,
OF supe Tor quality, aud timber of every
character, more thin others, being emily
aud cheaply accessible, ard the Iich B.rl.
cultural region of the immediate ncichhor.
hood, ~ Wen IA the more remote districi,
rendered tributary to il by river AMI raiI.
iuri ish suppliesoi the Lecessari,s Of life ~
such abundance rs tor ntcr living except
ionally cheap. When the anuiactured niti-
cles ore Produced. the facilities for clcap
distribution by river and rail are not
equalled.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
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A0nENI GRANT

The man who can say that he made o
sacrifice to accept the Presidency Of the
United States, the most exalted office In
the worid--an Office that has challenged
the ambition Of the greatest men In
American history-has high apprecia.
ton Of himself. He accepted because he
was made to believe the good OF the
country Repaired hin, to do so, and vii
accept the Office again, II he can be con
vinced that the EFFICIENCY requires him to
NOT return TO private life!
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05

THIS city, as Is wen known, j. situated at
the confluence Of the ohio and Mi..issippi
rivers, at the hoad Of uninterrupted navi ~
ton on the Mississippi, being below oh
sIr,iclion- by Zee in Inc wi"ter and low
water N GUNNER, and thus ba, clcar and
open river communication at all times Owe
the M,s,s,il pi aud lis tributaries. with oil
the cDuntrs south, TO tue cur OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo bas also the
same character oi communication with al
the country norin over the streams ilOwins
10y l., when those sire ims aIc not irnpyi
gable by reason oi lee or low water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05

liz cent al location in the great Valley Of
The Mississippi, and The great wealth offivcr
aud railroad commune ttion, gives t. caro-
Unsurpassed advantages us a commercial
point It, II nliords 10 her easy Gnd choap &c.
ces, to all the rain producing d'slricts OF
the North aud West. aud 'aracccs, 10 ell
lhea2iicultural .roduce con.umer- of the
south, thus presenting The best location in
the weston IN in ercbangc of the respect
I'VE nurlhern and southern commodities aud
predictions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
TIE DAILY BULLETIN.
1,HE ullLErIN & pnel .n..l e,ery mornlng

rINHE BULLETIN Is publ br,i every morning
Except Monday '. the bulletin Building, cor
ncr WASHINGTON avenue ami Twelfth street
rnF BrtttttS - served 10 ci,y ,ub.cribers by
payable week., By Mail, lin advanced, si0 per
annum; six months. 81; three months. 90, one
month, q 2,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
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CAIRO,
rLLsINoI9.

The Trustees OF the Cairo City
Property desire 10 call public attention
to the merits Of their property. coinpris-
ing considerable portion Of the City OF
Cairo. In Alexander County, IN the State
Of Illinois, aud lands Immediately ada
cent thereto.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at 81 70
per annum, invariably in advance. The postage
on the Weekly will bc prepaid ut this ONCE, 90
that subsoribers will obtain Tor subscription
rice of Al ~ year.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-05

Lots and land in Cairo are now offered ut
very low prices, ariordiDg favorable Oppor-
tunties to purchase, and the owners pre-
sent the location to the public rs Offering
nnn'aled advantage for The successful e.
tabl shnent of commercial or manufacture.
ing enterprises, aud the best locality IN the
:. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees, etc.
CAIRO, HI, May let, 1874.
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rsrsmED TRUTH,

Mr.. Fred d. Dalton, formerly editor Of
,hs streator Monitor, having been at
tackled BY sickness, his life was despair
ed Of by his friends; but to their surprise
and great Joy he recovered, whcreupon
the Joliet RepSti;eas. In burst Of pleas
ure, exclaimed: "T:uth crushed to
earth will riss asain,-Dalton !, getting
we'll. ~
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REEN q GILBERT,
Attorneys and Counselor.
al KaW.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF
REAL T@TATE

by virtue Of an order Of the county court Of
- Alexander county, in the state vi Illinois,
made NJ the December term thereof \ ID. lsTt,
upon thu partition OF the undersigned, admini.-
traitor of the estate ofJohp ID. DeWitt, deceased,
against Barbra r.. Dewitt and other, will, on
the
Tonth Day OcJunc Next,
NJ the hour of 10 'clocl u ia. OF said day. sell
az public Nendue ut the front door oi The store OF
hlrhhid \ kdmondson u, East Cape Glurtieau
~ sald Alexander county, the iOllowin. describe
81 real estate, situated IN Alexander county, in
the siule Of Illinois, to-wit:
, All Tue interest OF the said John u, Dew lit
deceased, IN and 10 the undivided one-half OF
mat part OF section seven ~ township No. FOUR
teen 40, south range No. three (8, west Of the
thlrd principal meridian, more particular! de-
ecripta rs ollows;--Comrnencin2 az the halt
eectioh corner on south side Of said section
seven W, running th-nch north with variation
FIX degrees u degreesl and thirty minutes forty
.Ihi's 70 centre oil section, and running Thence
srim) Chains toa post ''D;' thence running
SOUTH variation siN degrees u dcgrecsl nnd
hurry minutes forty chains to post 'Ei
,hehs west nineteen and ninety -hye hundiedths
w, "o-iuol chains TO post Of beginning at t''
amu ,.omuihihs seventy and siSty-iouf
'u n'nh Wv 6t-lUo acres more or less;
=, me above described real estate being substai-
llaiiy The undivided half of the west half of the
sp ",., nt-t quarter of said section,
:, iEnMs oF SALE :--One third cash in hand :
'ne pa'"hce 10 he paid in one year from theuny
~ sale IN. purchaser 10 give his note drawing
DIN pel rent interest for the deferred payment,
an ,s eevulea ny mortgage with power Of sale up
s su,a TO The right OF dover Of the widow Of
sa'u ueoea.ed CHARLES n. KING,
George flshsr. Attorney. ii2-5-is-dat
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