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MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leaves CAIRO ............ liz 80 and 800 T. NJ
MOUND CIT ...... o. | Is and IS "
Mound City Accommodation runs "Wednesday
and saturday
Making close connections 10 and from all
points East and North, AT indianapolis and Gin
elnna,i, and TO and from all points south aud
West by rail aud river
II. B. GOODRICH, HI. MORRILL,.
Hen'I Ticket Axt. General Sup't
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ToW-Boat For Sale

THE subscriber offers for sale the Steam
/ Towing stern-Wheel Boat, Ike Ilammitt;
with engines, machinery, tackles, apparel ana
nirniture as she now lies al Cairo, Ills.
Her length Is J42 feet, her breadth y feet, her
ZENITH feet and measures 276 tons. she mas
boilers "a feet long and % inches diameter, 2high
nyessurc engines with cylinders III inches In
iiameter and 9 feet stoke; 2 feed pumps ~ IN,
chss m diameter and IL inches stroke anu all
modein impro vements and Is IN eyerS IesPsc,
on''s""o"' ''' s. 8. TAYLOR.
C.po. Ills, No .embsr 8, 1874. aaa-ll-2s-tf.
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Special Assessment Notice.

JDCBLiC NOTICE IL hereby given that the
l. Circuit and County Courts of Alexander
County, have rendered Judgment for n special
lowing Improvement, viz Grsv.ling ohio
Ievee street from Fourth 10 Fourteenth streets,
NJ Will more fully appear from the certified copy
of the judgments on die in the Office of the eIk
of the cay OF Cairo; that u warrant for the coll
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notified 10 call and pay the amounts assessed at
the collector office, No bee commercial avenue
within thirty days from the date hereof
Dated thls 18Th day of March, a, ID. 1875.
u I BLAKE,
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Sherif's Sale.

Pf virtue of two certain executions 10 me
ID directed by the lerk of the Circuit court
OF Alexander county In the State Of Illinois, In
favor Of the southwestern Insurance ompany
for the use OF John q Hartman, kccciyrr and
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, In the city Of Cairo, county Of \lcxander
and state Of Illinois, io-wit Lot numbered Y
t6) in block numbered twenty nine en-, as the
property Of the said a. Watson " ebb which
shal oner NJ public sale 1T the southwest door
of the curt ouse, In the city Of afro, in the
county of Alexander aud state Of Illinois ON the
3 81 day Of March \ D., 1855, 1T the hour of
eleven O'Clock a m, for cash. 70 satisfy said
executions. ALES. n IRWIN
sheriff of Alexander County, Ills.
Cnlro, Ills. March l9, 100. Us-3-ls-p2t
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Illinois.
The Bulletin

1 ttG DtiiiGfitt
win s,eadia.tiy oppose the policies CT IN.
Republican party, and refuse to be tram.
melled . !, the dic,s;ion OF any clique 10 the
Democratic organization.
J, believes that the Republican party ma.
fulfilled IT, mission. and that the -, no
cratic party a. now organ zed shout, : re.
stored to power.
1t believes the Radical tyranny that has
fer several yeas oppressed the Soutr
should be overthrown ard the people ,us
Southern States permitted to con,ro. Their
own AFFAIR.".
II believes that railroad corporation.
should be prohibited by legislative erac,
IN, nts from extortlns and unjusty dsscrim
mating In their bushes. tran, actions with
the public.
II recognizes the equality OF all men he.
fore the law.
1t advocate, free comG cree taria To-
revenue only.
j, sdvoc ites resumption OF specie Joy
ment, and honest payment Of the pupi,
debt.
II advocates economy In the sdniuis,Is
ton OF public srairs.
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F." TURBINE WATER WHEEL .

which we guarantee to be tie best Wheel in usS
furnished at LESS PRICE than any other Of trlHa
capacity, and TO which we invite the attention Of
the public. tsfH ,-4r+
Castings of every description made to order, aud
Machinery of all kinds Repaired properly and wtt
dispatch. . -.
sR- We invite all persons having any class Of
work 10 do in our lime to give us q call.
mar. is 1y ..l-..
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
New Hampshire.

The legislature Of New Hampshire yester-
day elected Person {. Cheney, governor. lie
il a democrat, well-known to the people OF
his state, and is regarded by his opponents
with respect that argues the possession OF
all the abilities necessary to the discharge Of
his high and responsible duties.
A Concord telegraphic dispatch Of the 10th
says Gov. Cheney will be inauguratcd to-
day. Chas. II. Powers. .(rep.) was elected rail
road commissioner, yesterday BY $50 out OF
35l, Adam S. Pierce, (dcm.l receiving III Nc
other business OF Importance was transacted
by the legislature Caucusses were held by
both parties last evening to nominate candi'
dates for state officers, the election for which
comes of to-day. For secretary Of state the
republicans nominated b !. Prescott, and the
democrats VIM. Butterfeld. For state trca.
surer, Solan A. Carter WAS nominated by The
republicans, and Josiah $. Dearborn Of Weorc
by the democrats.
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
A woru with our City Fathers.

Some one has said that Cleanliness Is
next to godliness," and there is more tluth
than poetry in the observation. 1t is one of
| the heading moral virtues. and is one of the
bright Jewels in the coronct of christianity.
Natura! as well as physical law is very exact
ing in this respect IL you would he healthy
you must comply with all those requirement..
of physical law which most conduce to such
q condition. The body must be kept clean in
ord, that the pores of the skin may be kept
open. for the emission of those gasses in the
human body which could find egress in no
other way. and Which, il confined within the
body, must necessarily develop in fevers and
other malignant diseases. Particularly is this
the case in the summer, when these gases are
commingled with the perspiration that pass
es through the pores, and of course it will be
acknowledged that everything should be So
cleanly about the person. that no obstruction
of the mission OF these body ventilators can
possibly occur. Now what is true in .pbysi-
cal is equally true in natural law. For town
or community to be in the possession ana
enjoyment Of good health, an effort must be
made to entirely remove all the causes that
have tendency to prevent such consum-
nation. Filth of all kinds must be removed;
all holes where water Is liable to stand and
stasnate, must be filled up. Garbage and i'm
pure water inpregnate the atmosphere with
Il poisonous malaria, and this finds its way
into the system in such huge quantities that
the pores. the natural outlets of the system,
arc incompetent to the task. and typhoid and
bilious feyers. and cliills are the result Now
in the presence of these facts, would it not
be policy of prudence for our city fathers
to take immediate steps for the thorough
cleaning OF the town. and the making use of
every prccaution necessary to the preserva-
ton Of the health of our town?
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
Obituary..

Hon. B. J. Brown returned home Monday morn
ing on the Maumcllc, bringing the remains of lit
tie son, who died during the war. at Lewisyillc, Ar
kansas The body was placed in the family yard +,
by the side Of brothers and sisters yesterday
ing. we copy from the Washington Telegraph Of
October H. 1861, the following;
Little Bennc, son of Captain B. J. and Mrs
Kate Brown was born October u, 1861, and died of
Group September l6, 1861, aged 2ycars, II months
" Inscrutablc, indeed, are the doiugs of Provi
dence, and his ways are past finding out, The de-
velopments Of His remedial system as exhibited in
His dministration over human existence astOunds
the world. To us clouds and darEAess envelope His
administrative throne. An impenetrabc vail hides
the great secret from human vision. But glimpscs
of its sublime and awful inner grandeur permit
ted to the spiritual vision of the elect Dcprayi-
ty renders our lntcects lmpOtcnt in matters divine
into minds cannot assign n reason for what they
see, hear, and feel, within. about and in the 9Gauti
full above them Our gaze is numbered We sec
through glass darkly. The great mirror reflects in
distinctly. The worlds philosophy is powcrlcss.
The sages Of antiquity woarcd and expired in the
son man is an enigma to himself On the verge Of
eternity we feel that our life has been but tale
mat Is tVld. why are we formed TO love ana be
esteemed, and yet 50 liable to Invasion from reent
less foes, the world saycth not. Wave after wave
dashes in madencd fury over our hearts, and bears
away the cherished objects of our affections.
We often doomed to ptiless udyersity.
Naught but divine revelation can solve the mystery
Justice and Judgment are the habitatlon of God :
throne. However mysterious his dOings, they will
work for our good il we love and fear Him What
we now regard as greatest loss, may well prove
our abiding Inheritance in Heaven.
The parents Of Little Bennio have sustained, in
the loss of their only child an irrepara3lc loss on
earth. 4 chasm has been made in their hearts that
can not be filled.
&, He was child Of extraordinary mind and anti
tude for his years. lie had passed the days OF help
less infancy, aud arrived at that ago when children
more interesting to their parents, and hence n
greater unwillingness with them to part with dear
Little Benne.
:" Hi. merry laugh ard childish prattlo were the
music and sunshine of tho family circle. His nu-
merous questions and harmless comments. and the
prayer which he daily dcyOtedly repeated, were
to fond parents never failing strains Of pleasure.
But Bennie has gone to be with the pure and the
blessed.
" God has taken him from the evil to come. The
wall of sorrow and the tear of anguish wrunG from
father and mother do not distuIb the quiet of his
Goo given rest. But he speaks:
- Now my cries shall cease to grieve thee,
Now my trembling heart shall rest;
Kinder hearts than thine receive me,
Softer pillow than thy breast
- NJ II WELLS. Cu,pIItN -
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
The Wheat Prospect.
EDITOR OF PkEss-

! EDITOR OF PkEsS-
Dear Sir: Allow me space in the col
nmns of your paper to make shor
statement in regard to the wheat crop il
our county this season find from th'
hest estimate, derived from information
received from different farmers through
out the county, that the area Of wheat ir
cultivation this year far exceeds any
number of acres since the war-the best
judges putting it down at $4,000 acres
1t is estimated that this crop will ave
rage twelve aud half bushels per acre
the county over, making total of 4l2,-
500 Each bushel of wheat will produce
45 pounds flour, amounting to 1902
500. The population of our county say
is 10, 0,000-allowing the consumption OF
one pound Of flower per day for each in
habtant for 365 days, we would have re-
naming at the end of that time surplus
of l5,l97, 800 pounds for expectation,
which would be worth at q cents per
pound, S379,937,5 so But out Of this
Weld of 4l2, 500 bushels we should re-
serve "a, 900 bushels for planting next
fall, leaving still as clear money S34l,
1880 or S34, II in the pocket Of each
inhabitant in the county. Now then, II
we are not mistaken in our estimate and
calculations, this is quite an encouraging
item for the people Of this county, to say
nothing Of the cotton, corn, oats and hay
crop. / am informed by farmers who
have experience in such matters, that
Just as good wheat and as much per acre
can be grown in Crawford county as in
any of the northern States, if the farm
ers would only take the proper care in
planting it. see wheat growing not far
from this town, on land that was consid
cred worn out and fit scarcely for moth
ing, that will produce this season over
Is bushels to the acre, the land having
been slightly manurcd and sub soiled to
a depth of eighteen inches just previous
to sowing last fall l have no doubt
from all | can sec and learn we have
about as good climate and soil in Craw
ford county for all kinds Of grain rs any
in the United States and all we lack are
farmers who understand the Gu tivating
of it to develop the fact and to make this
among the largest grain producing coun.
ties in the State. j,
The Van Buren press., 1875-06-15
TUESDAY. JUNE Is, 1875.
Extension of Time.

Some OF our neighbors appear, 1t seems u
ms. ,ipduly excited over rumor that the LII
tie Rock and Fort Smith Railway Company
contemplate asking the next Congress Tor AZ
extension Of time to complete their road N
accordance with the charter. We have found
no satisfactory foundation for the rumor' ano
clnnot think the company have any such.
sire or design, but that they will push Tue
road through to completion. Its to the com
pauy's interest, as well as the people ofCraw'
ford county. that the work should be finished
at an early day, and we have no reason TO De-
lieve that they wish continuation OF time
to meet their obligations in this respect but
rather. that they earnestly wish and intend to
ompletc the road to its termination before
the expiration of another year. We hope our
y ,ople will content themselves with patience
and not allow any foolish rumors to cause
them to everstcp the bounds of reason and
prudence in discussing our railroad interests.