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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-10

Before the era OF Railroads, Cairo had
commanding posidon as "a centre Of com.
mcrre and navigation. This importance OF
position .hc TIL possesses. but has now the
additional advantage OF being great rail-
road II re, number OF the most import
ant railroads IL the Valley vi the Miss -sippi
CONVEX ng 10 and having their teImni
there. I'm ne these. COMM from the north
a,c the great limos Central Ra,lro 4,
which trlyeIses the ,ntrc tate of Illinois
irOm.it cVtlem northern and northeastern
to l., southern limits. and by itsc mn ctions
extends into NIL the great Northwestern
grain producing Sta @, /. the Cairo and VIM
crnues. extending from afro to he City OF
Vi ,cenucs. in the state OF Indian.. Where
its connections afford direct railroad COM
municai.ors with all IA tern cities anu
the Cairo y II. LOUIS Railroad, aiiording a
direct railroad communication with the
City OF -. Louis and ill the railroads ccn-
tering there The road, coming from The
South are The New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern snd the Mobile aud Ohio
Eailroaos which gave dir, ct railroad COM
municliion with In cities OF Mobile anu
New Orleans. and 9th Southern Atlantic
sca ports, and by connn"ting roads with al
the country nth OF Cairo; and coming
from the southwest j. tue Cairo, Arkan,u~
and Texas Railroad, which lords similar
communication with so them Nj souri,.
ArhanSa- and Texas and the principal cit.
les OF those States. his last-namrd 10 ID
wi give, also. direct connection with the
Texas and Pacific Road when IL IL com lc-
ted thu, gN ing direct communication wi il
the PRINCIPAL port OF the Pacific ocean
hese RI lroads, termi aling nj Cairo, are
now all completed aud in successful opera
ton, those Ia Illinois coming iuto the city
on ba,l, OF each of the rivers. Ohio ana
VI ssi.,ippl. and terminating 1T thoir conllu-
encc, thus .ncrcliug the city. The Holly
Springs. Brownsville an Ohio River RAIL
road, and the Cairo and Tennessee River
Railroad, which wiz both terminate 1T
Caro-. arc in course of construction and W III
soon be compl,i ted. and other RAILROADS both
in Him sand in state, south of the Ohiu
river, which wih also terminate ut Cairo,
an projected, ana arrangements made 20
build them. The construction OF these
viii greatly increase the riiirosd communi-
cations OF Cairo.
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RAILROADS..
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& SOUTHERN r. r.
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Calro ha' moral In eligcnt. liberal and
ehtrrpll'lng p pula ion OF about II O00--has
superior system OF public schools, which,
prise, nnord u sup ssed educational ad.
Vahlno'-ls pass, ssed of wcl.estubl sh q
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nciehl municipal organizttirn, its streets
nsilted "ith gas, AMI other metropolitan adj.
VanlaseN, which make it highly desirable
ana IN reality not TO be cxcolled rs place
oipermancnt residence.
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it, central location in the gree Valley OF
the Mississippi, and thu grcatv Caltr ofriver
and railroad communication, give. CAIRO
unsurpassed advantages rs numerical
point, n IL ilords to he easy md cheap uc-
ces, to all the ram producing stricts OF
tue North II West, and -imilarac, css to all
the agricultural roducc O. n.umers of the
South, thus presenting the best location in
the Weston an In erchanye of the respect
i've northern and southern commodities and
productions.
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Az manufacturing location the position
OF Cairo Is notices. important. Iht crude
materials Of every descriptions, which con-
stltute the elements OF manufactured arti.
cles, abound on every 81 re. iron ore, cnal,
OF slpe ior qualify, aud timber of every
character, more thin others being easily
and cheaply accessible, and the rich agri.
cultural region OF the immediate Deigh5or-
MOOD, u wen A. the more remote dist lets
rendered tributary to il by river an rail.
fun ISL supplies ii the Lecessari. of life in
such abundnnc. ~ tor II or living except
ionally chea When the manu- featured siii
Gle, are produced. the facilities for cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
oqualled.
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CAIRO,
ILLINOIS.

Tho Trustees OF the Cairo City
Property desire to call public attention
to the merits of their property, compris-
ing n considerable portion of the City of
Cairo. in Alexander County, in the State
of Illinois. and lands Immediately ada
cent thereto.
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w arV NOW rnaNTeI O NllcT
WIN 4 nnrIL-.I rnrlninfr ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-10

This city, as is well known, Is situatedat
the confluence of the ohio and Nj 'issippi
rivers, ut the head OF uninterrupted naNiga-
ton on the Mississippi being below OBJ
structions by ice in the winter and low
water in summer. and Il us ha, u clear and
open river communication at all times owe,
the Mississii pr and II, tributaries, with all
the untry south to the Gulf OF Mex co
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character of communication with Ill
the country north over the streams llowing
by /. when those streams are not innavi-
gable by reason OF ice or low water
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-10

Lots and land In Cairo are now offered at
very low pices, ailording favorable oppor.
tuhltles to purchase, and the owners pre-
ent the location to the pubic as Offering
nnrNaIcd advantages tor the successful e.
tabl shm mt OF commercial or manufacture.
log cn'erp iscs, aud the best loca ity IN the
coun,ryior profitable investment OF capital.
5. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS.
Trustees, etc.
CAIRO, lLL., May 1st, 1874.
b-lD-tf
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No one rcmedy Is louder
called for by the nccc. lite,
ofthe American people Than
o sure and safc cure for
fcser and Agur. such
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Ayers Ague Cure,

yer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb ARue. Periodical or Bilious Re.
vor, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malerious, marsh, or
miasmatic poisons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-15
sofatbertd,te aus gSaSDsmatott.

8ai btng o II, IA. Oesbr - 50eute
fam bic llnterIndung8 mtoer Sobn 8reen
uon Baltimore mesen faliaer 8Hrgidait Dor
Dem @rlmtnalgeridlte meitCr Sur SerbanO=
lung. s. s. @dloff, Der WtorId)all oeS 30
ti5etz8ertGts, beSeuqtc, oeB er ten SuDoer
gum meiteren 9erbGre tn'5 @GfdugnlB ge=
bra6t uuO i'm bis Su ieiner Bir9iAaitSlels
flung nidt pie6er geIeben babe, oaB lDm Der
8efebl sur @ntlaiiung oeS SnaScr, Don Dem
9ert6t8aftuar au89eierti9t ,.8u1e9ar3cn ict,
une baB, al8 Snpoer eutluTeu nur0c, uer>
id)tebene Beriouen babel Qegenn1rtlg mdrelr.
@r erinuert ild), baB @uan8 un0 Surton be-
bel maren, mar aber NIT ietnen Gii6ern ichr
befafti9t uuo bate cen geighton I'M Setrefi
Der @ntlaiiIng be5 Snpoer gtibtS iagen b0=
ren, auSgenommen ben geIebl, Den Mfann
berauS5ulaIien.
9enrp Barton erinnert itd all ben Sag, an
methem Sn1oer entlaiieu moroeE 1T, ferner
oaB @leen nit @panS in ba8 @eridt53lmmer
Nin9 u1o oaB @reeu ftdl fir @beS auSgab nit
Dem Sin5ufiigen, oaB er in@eorgetomn pobne
uuo @igentbum bis Su 81, 900 beiBe. Gr
erfenue Den Green poQitdtoig mterer. IS
wuroen auBer6em ScntOn 0tuB, !0Ilf5gefauz
genmGrter, @eorg gS. GoOp Sl0ter, Same8
2eonbaro uno Samnel y. &enoig ais 8ela-
ituug85eugen uernommen, bcren 3euJnlB 3u
ungunten be8 llngetla9ten auSiiel, poraui
Die petteren SerbauOIun9en aut mor9en per
taSt mur0eu.
s. gS. Gifar6ion, rOel6er AM lctten
0onncritag Don Charles s. 6ugttt geIdloeu
uuO 5tuei Utal getrofien wurbe, lit leBt aubel
@efabr.
= @eiteru Nafmitta3 fubr eiu 3ug Ocl
Baltimore. Botomac >Babn" an Der Sreu}unG
Der A StraBe uno Sirguia 2tOenue gcger
eineu StaOtbabumagen un0 beidbdbi9te oen
ielben fart. SIS wuroe jeOOf gttemano per
lebt.
= @eitern Rahmittag brad III Dem Sc
b1uoe Der G6meltern gum y9I. {ler5cn'
Tcuer aus, rpeldle8 ieoO6 raid gelOlAt muroe
Der S6aoen mar 9ertng,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-15
ScrMIi9te Serjd,te.


Gin SeIbitmor6 in Rem 9 orf.
= 6rtebridl Sogt, Der idl am SQmltaq
abenO cine Sugel our6 ben Sopf laqte, him
terlteB iolgeu0eu 8ritf, Der an 6rail Matbl!oc
Sogt aereIiirt lit: .Nem gorf, 1875, =
6benere @ltern uno Seiduiter Sd bite
@uh tHuigit I'M StrSetbuug fir ben Summer,
peldcn fOlgeuOe 3eilen Sud bereiten, II. febe
5u @ott, III luelden On, bette SHUTTER, 10 arc.
Bes Sertrauen iebet. SSenu SIR oteien 8rief
erbaltet, rperoe idl aller Sorqen un0 Qaiten.
Die i'd bis ieet gctragen, entle6igt e;u, ute 10
Utel3 @eIG6pfe Dor mir. Sn ben leBteu Sebn
Sahreu bate i'd 6icIe8 @eFiibl i'm 6crielr.
5f bin BON 2lnOreu lgnorrt unO mlBbanOett
tooroeH, NIB aud Die gSclt bat Mid lttefmiit.
terlld bcbanoelt. SD finoe eS unm0qlid),
oteleS @lenO, baS man 2ebeu nenut, lGuger slt
tragen. 2Senu Der AllmQd)ti0e, 9ered)te uno
4amiIenbc mid Dor Ietncm 0{id,terifu6l febt,
ule tann er fir ale 06lenqualen mid oers
autmortii6 balten, ole ld) ertraqen? 9tittS,
ais GORGE uno Sd)n1er;, erfiiDte metn 6er;,
nno utelleiht miro man etneu Wiaun, Der allies
Dlele5 ertrageu, nidt Sr itreug rtdten, menn
er Dor Dem Rtdterituble Oe8 60d)Tien erl6eint,
nad)oem Ell ieine uOhd1e oiile abge1treift bat.
Gs giebt obergtidtS oelto pentaer otele Stger,
AHen unO Sdlan9en in UteuIbeugctalt, Die
lagen, oaB jeOem Dtanne ietn ZOOS bct Der
8eburt SuQetbeilt tutro. 0euuad) mug eS
fr MIDI SergcItuug geben, oa iA ieet baS
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9eifaffen wur0e. 0aS Utotip, ba8 mid su
oieiem Sdritte trcibt, babe td) Augft, ielbit
gud Su iageu, ba SBr uielleid)t bic Giniigen
lelO, Die nod SbrGnen fir mid eer9ieBen.
SD babe augit, oaB man cS iribcr oocr ipd1
tcr anocr5 auslegen miro. ga 0ber Die Be
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Semanp, Der cine dbnlid]e &6at begcbt, gel.
iteSabpeIeno ooer nabntunlg 1T, 10 meroelr
iie e8 au9 10 uenteu, mGbrenO iic tire S6pfe
l6ittclH. 0ie Sorgcn, Die mir 6u Shelf
ruuroen, laltetcu ST i6mer auf mir, uuo idl
brad inter ibnen SuIammen. @laubt ntdt,
oaB ldb ourt elu Sergeben meiuerieit8, ober
neil ld oNS @tgentbum zines 2luOeren oOer
Semau0en uerleBt babe, Su Der Chat Qetrteben
murOc. SD that gttht8, mas mid i6Gnoeu
tauu. Mieln oerS lit pom ben gifti5en 0oldl=
itifen glnoerer, BON 6all9bett uno yteib
ourfbobrt poroen. Jto6 Elm DIAL bite i'd
Sud um 8erletbung unO boffe, 0aB Sbr met
her IN 9tebe 9eOenfen mcroet SD lage Gu6
bIernlit auf erutg 2ebemobl, BIS mir ms an
Dem Srte pieOereben peroen, ben man oa8
3eniett8 ueunt. @uer ungliidltder SObn un0
Sruoer Srib." SIM 3luncr beS BOgt faNo
man mebrere 8refe uon 6reunoen, ole in
Subl uuO g8eiBeuburg wObnen. Sogt mar
cin &OuOttor uon 8erui uuO ieit DtaI i'll
2lmertta. Der pau8wirtb Ne5 8O9t, gtarttu
Boil, itatb 9citern pl6gtd).
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Gin beriidtigter st. SON er gS q + D.
politifer, 8m. 3. 6poer, Der inl DO
rgeu Sabr ais @anbibat fir ben Staatsz
Senat auftrat, aber onrd)fiel, fomnlt MN
bod nad) Sefferion=@ttD, = allerDiu9s ntdlt
ais 9eietgeber, ionbern ais 3u6thaustrat=
ling. @r bate mdhrenb zines StretteS elnem
an6eren Bolttifer nit einem Oteiier mebrtre
gefdbrlide Stidpunben beigebrad)t nno mar
pesbalb Inter Die Qnflage oeS Dtoroperlud8
geitellt moroen. Nad1oem iein Yro5eB mteOer=
bolentlih perld)oben morSen, tpuroe er enolth
idulbig befunoen uuo 81 Sluetldbrlger Subtz
bausitrafe uerurtbeilt.
g or len emu II g IT IN letner
nelleu Steluug in 9eurb, 81, nid)t anf 0to
len gebetet. 0ieleu19eu btshcrlgen Wflt9ltez
Der Der bortigen BreSbpterianerflrd)e, meld)e
yti6ta bonn treuloien 2iebbaber Der perltorbez
nen Marn Yomerop pifien moaen, baben MN
lpirflin elne eisene @emeinoe Gebtlbet, aber
feline presbDterlide, ionoern etne @oH9rega=
tionaliiten 9emelnoe, unD ite neroen etnen
beionoereu BreOtger antellen. I'm 10 mebr
iino aber bic iibrig gebltebenen S6dffen Der
Observation-Disclosures fir @lenoennlug etnge=
noutmen; ibneu iit er ein treTfltd)er Settbamz
mel, iie f0unen unD iuollen Den SSolt inter
bem Oammelpelse ntd)t Ieben.
Ser conierpatlDe @eiebgebun9s Caucus
BON y ira n en- bat ieit Eagen pergeb~
lid ballotirt uno iid) nod nidt iiber elnen
Senat5 @anoioaten eint9en f0nnen. Gs
baben bereit8 SO 4bftimmungen ftattgefunz
ben; alle nripriingllden Sanoloaten iiHo falz
len gclQiien moroer.
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2lGIcbcn Ocs pon tDrent 0eltebtcm
9ei1oTenen SSrle. HanI.
Sie 2eidlenf6au.


Sri. 2(lice 9. 8aul oer}dieO geIern 0Or.
gen UNI II llbr III Orr Sobnung tbre8 8ater8
uQbe Siuegar-6iQ an Der Baibingtouz ROao.
6rteoen8ri6er GbomaS s. guglhb DOn
2toal0n muroe ben01rttti9t unO trafte fol-
genoe @eihmoreEe 8ebuI8 NbbaItung eincr
Qel6enihau 3uiammen: Dennis Sting, Sb-
malUn; IS. 80. 8reut, Sa5, &bite, Sobu g..
6eqmun, luu., Bm. lSelib, @eorg Saith,
Nuguft Dttuer, Daniel Srimper, SaS. y.
Barn, Sltuer Sbonpion, SEQ. @l8poO0
un0 Q&n. @reen. I'm 4 llbr Nadmlttag8
gina ole 2eiaeuid)nu uor iidb.
S0le ante mortem Grfldrurd oe8 SRI
Baul, lpelde 6rteoeu8ri6ter Gn0liib aufge
uontluen, muroe uerleien uuc beiagt, OaB
SEQ gieb am 10. ytoObr. nadl Dem Bnul'=
idleu 6aWe III berauI1tem 3uitunoe fam.
Gr erbab feline 0rohungcn ge9eu Sri. gicb,
blett Ibr aber ELL Btltol Dor, mo al5 iie TIM
ans oem S1auie pte5, ihOB er baiielbe onf iie
ab. l8dbrenO er aui bic 8ruit oe8 lungeu
Utdoden Steltet idliu9 ite oo8 8iitol nteoer
uu0 Der SdluB 0raug lbr i'll oen llnterleib.
Gle n0hm ibm Oa8 YtfCl ab, uuo er OerlteB
oa8 Daus. Strett batten Bei0e 5upor nid)t.
@ua UtaD Paul, Die 14'lGb.t9e Sdmeltcr
Der SCrltorbeneH, be5eu9te, OaB 9eorg Sleb
am 13. Jtoucmber nad lbrem 6auie Fam, iidj
auf'5 Sopba mari, BON 0etnrjd) 3tauole,
Ctnem Iriibereu @eliebten Der 6rGul. Bnul.
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