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THE UEIvERsALIsrs AND THE FREE SCHOOLS.
Columbus, Ohio, June 4.-The State Uni
VerssIist Convention to-day, by unanimous
and very enthusiastic vote, adopted the fol-
loving resolution
Whereas the strength and glory of Anne
RIGA is in her free schools, which the Roman
Catholic Church is now seeking to destroy,
therefore it is the duty Of every religious
denomination which is loyal to the national
form of government to unite in the support
of our frce-school system, on the ground that
their support Is an absolute necessity to the
continuance Of our free Government, its in.
,tituiious, and the best interests of religion
and humanity"
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.RlA n .LI,s,NEs.,.
M ID - = -

81 90 -
IFFfCE MASTER OF TRANS. may 80, 1875.
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No
~ ExrRKss. westWard-Leave.
Etelmond At sos a. a.: leavet Burkeyiile a1
SsS A Rnnaee 81 Ia z M esys
2. NJ: leaves salisbury at GIG p. M; arrives al
Charlotte at 1888 p. M.
TEAM NO: 2.sNEw YORK AND EEw On.
5:55 A. M: leaves Air-Line Junction at $40 A.
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S34 A. H.; leaves Greens.
leave ao5S Ct 1s
ytHs at 6 o. p. ~; arrives at Richmond at s:47
TRAIN No. s.-THRoEGH MAn-Nxw YoRK
FOR THE SoUTH-Leaves Richmond 1t l:SS p. a.
leaves Burksyit at 4:52 p. ~; leaves Dundee At
1898 P. NJ; Ieaya Danville 81 1889 P. II.
ss ss e. a eases s M sso sas
A: A.: arrives al Charlotte at 500 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 4-THRogGH MAIL, Eastward
at 1858 p. NJ: leaves Greensboro at A. ID.
leaves Danville at $50 4. NJ: leaves Dundee al
$50 A. Nj s, leaves Burseyills at 1895 A. M;
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYNCHBURG ACcoADa0DArIoN.
Westward-Leaves Richmond at 1920 a. NJ; ar
riVes at Rurkevte a, 1905 p. ~; leaves Burkeyille
TRAIN No. AccoNaopATTeN
Eastward-Leave BRrkevile at 4:43 A. IL; AZ.
ryes at Richmond at sos A. n.
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond WIKI the
Chesapeake and ohio "a ilr0ad.
Trains Noe. and connect at Greensboro with
trains TO and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'
AL through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with train, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and PotoTac railroad, aud Washington City, Wiz.
Rinia Midla nd and Great Southern railroad to ane
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, anc
New York.
Trims Mes. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains 70 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos: and2 connect at Charlotte witt
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail.
road to and from GreeuviIle, Atlanta. Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. and connect Mt Charlotte with
the Charlotsa, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, aud al
southern points.
Train No connects ut Burkeyile with the Al
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern and south western
points, and naeQage checked through,
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman paiace-cars through from New Oriean.
to New York. T. NJ. r. TALCOTG.
Engineer and Superintendent.
W. T. WEST. Master OF Trains. my29
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We have not before since the war had the
pleasure Of enumeraing places for summer
travellers and boarders that promised so we'll
10 meet the expectations and means Of all.
that the conditions Of comfort, the resources
OF the public for recuperation and relief from
oppressive temperatures, and the ennui and
debility Of confinement and impaired health
are Increased and Improved. 1t is great
thing tor society. IL We may not participate
In tie summer gaielies and pleasures Of our
fri:nds We shall derive uualloyed pleasure
from Knowing that they are happy.
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RICHMOND AND pETKRsBUR8l
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETKRSBUR9l
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1876, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND soUTE.
5:10 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily Except bun
day., connecting for all points South
7a5 ffa Msf ksS SsT assns
.".@ dayl, with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Southsids
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1:A5 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
for all points South and West Pas
sengers taking this train win MAKE
close connection at Petersburg To-
5:00'P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:30 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcep
Sunday with coach attached.
10:40 A. NJ, THROUGH NJ ALL daily, connectini
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ani
Potomac railroad for oil points Eas
500 P. NJ. Freight daily Except Sunday
coach attached.
1886 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun
day), connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for ali points East and West Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through h
Baltimore. Also making close con
nectiou with the Chesapeake and Ohi1
railroad for the Virginia Springs ant
points North and West.
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
moDd and Petersburg except ar Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad will leave
leave Chester at 2:40 P. NJ. daily except Sundays
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start iron
ApDomattoY depot.
my 80 A. SHAW. SnDer1nteptsent-
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TRAGEDY IN ARKANsAs.-LittleR Rock, Ark,
June 4.-D. p. CIoyd one of the editors OF
the Dardanelle Independent, shot and killed
Hon. K. W. Wlshsrt, a prominent lawyer
and ex.member of the Legislature, at that
place last evening. The affray was caused
by some publication in the Independent re-
facting on WiShart.
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The Rev. Dr.. Fulton, pastor oftbe Hanson.
place Baptist church, Brooklyn, has received
unanimous call from the Oliver.SIreet
Baptist church In this city to become its pas
tor. In view of the recent troubles in the
Hanson.pace church and the reduction OF
DIR. FultOn's salary, it is believed that he will
accept the call.-Ne,c York Tribune.
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A PnGRIMAeE.-Pdris, June 4.-TWenty
thousand pilgrims visited the shrine at paiay
LIE MoniaI to-day. The Archbishop OF Paris,
the arch bishop of New Orleans, and olher
distinguished prelates were present.
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GERMASY.-B Berlin, June 6.-Tbe Empe.
ror William has conferred the order Of civil
merit on George Bincroft, the historian, and
Henry W. Longtellow, the poet, OF Anne
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TIE CHANGE oR-GAUGs QUEsTIoS.-We
understand Gne Governor will carry The mat
Ter 10 the Supreme Couft, ~hich movement
will July test me consiltuiionalitg Of the acs
Of The last Legislature. Raleigh Ness.
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THE GAUGE. learned at Greensboro
last nigot that they would commence the
arg. If gauge from Greensboro TO Compa-
n,'s suops t,day. and get to Durham in ABOUT
two days.-Rateigk Sentinel
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GREAT BRIrA1N.-London,J June 5-6 a. II.
The Earls of Home and Dalbonsie, OF Scot
land, and Viscount Grey have been raised to
the peerage Of the United Kingdom.
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East BELLEMoSTE, keswick der0', Abe.
nalic-chlrmlng rural retreat; lamb ana
lras, chicken and parsley, good ham, all
sorts Of vegetables, and fine dessert, milk, &c.
Nrs. L. THURMAN presides over the domes.
tic comforts and ecouomy Of this serene re-
treat. Fine for children-suits the SO. w.
TIM" 10 AZ
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s. NANTON INSIDE LINE"s.@a,

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BtIWknN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA
TRI.WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOsER 1ST the splendid Iron
steamers OF This line will leave Richmond TUES.
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
POwhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner or
Twenty-sec0nd and Dock streers, making close con,
nection each trip at Canton. Md, tEast Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this liue covered oy fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged at
IS the quickest line between rhiladeipa aud Rich
moDd.
Freiyhts ordered by this line should be marked
nrantop Inside Liner and sent to the Phila'iel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhiIado!-
pbia
moAd For further Information apply TO
l.. B. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-secOn6 and Lock streets
ana Ninth and Main streets, or 10
j. 8. WILSON. General Freight 6gent,
phII,de,nhia taS
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IMs BROOK, near Charlottesville, Is the
la>l named 10 this sketch OF" summer board
ing retreats, but by no means least. Mrs.
N!ocKros, at "tbe Brook" offers to enter
tam Il few boarders at her charming home.
We have no doubt that such entertainment
AMI rest may bc found there Us will afford
grrtt satisfaction. See adv ertisement and
r,.cr,ucp
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ASHLAND HoTrL-AuI here we have the
rl,,. convenient resort near Richmond-the
opportunity 10 tide in and out by rail every
d. and OF crjnyins country living and coun-
Try serenity, and of carrNapg on business in
tar ely at the same time. See the advertise
ul-ni OF Mes,ls. SCyTI& BROTHER, who offer
very good accommodations, especially for
families
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ALTON House., Aibemarle county.-Ano-
tier tine / lace for the "grass.
Spacious hotel fac range for children--fine
wa;yr--tine air, and good board, as all who
know GooDLoE e. Co. do know. See adyer.
tiS.mcn,
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Mr.. ErGAg CARTE. ou@ mile from Ivy
tg, q. CAc>apeake and Ohio railroad, IL
AH,ulgylr. cllsrs to take summer boarderS.
She i IN intelligent and retined lady. Her
h III. i, in Il ,ur,biug district renowned
i.rl,, abundance and lis good society. See
advertisement.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP xfHF6
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYkNOKE. tSAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and BATH.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are nm.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New YORK. on the Company's covered pier, 81
Yreishts for points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and No charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
freighr received until p. n. daily.
FOR further Information, apply 70
GEORGE w. ALL en- 4 CO.. Asspz,-
nv 10 ONCE ComBanv's whaTves, 6ocEGtf&
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!. i. SHCNArs adverti>eS summer board
country board "-on accommodating terms.
Address, Slaun.on. Another opportunity
for those who seek rest aud retirement.
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{. H. Pace, ut Meechuu.'s river, Is pre-.
Gtr,d 10 take summer boar0ers. a very
l-,,Ant place, XtcIly suited to the grass
NllUNcfs' lraip.H
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willow SULPHUR SrEISGs.-This isa"
lrri!liu" and a very delightful place. 1t
ror>'- IN The upper story of the Allegheny
uountains-is surrounded By the most de-
l,httu!iy cool md grand lorest-and there Is
>,nse of retirement there blended with the
sifearance Of cheerfulne.S all around that Is
1,urhtful The yellow Sulphur water Is
r"Iy c1iicacious. McssrS. WADE d 60. are
excellent managers. The locality OF the
>grlrc, Is 10 the noble county Of Mont
symrry, not far from the Newborn station.
On the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
-s.I
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Train leaving richmond at $50 A. NJ. runs dnily
SUNDAY exceptedl stopping at all regular stations
between Richmond and White sulphur.
Train leaving Richmond al 9:l0 y. M. runs daily.
stopping at an stations between Huntington and
Allegheny, and at Coyiug 90. Millhor0', Goshen,
StauI ton, Greenwood. Charlottesville, Gord0nS-
VILE, Junction. and edmond.
A communication train l-aves Richmond for Cor.
louisville and all inlermeoiate stations daily lex
cept sunday at 4:30 =. NJ.
Pullman sleeping car runs on 9:10 p. IL. train
between Richmond and v hite Sulphur.
For further infor nlation, rates. &C., apply at S2b
Main street, or ut cOmpany's offices.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
Geuei al Passenger and Ticket Agent.
w. AZ. =. DUNN,
my 90 Engineer AMI Sup't transportation.
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EOR BALTIMORE. s&SGH.i
PowHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOE
THROUGH FREIGHT.
:. BALTIMORH,

no DOCKAGE CHAE9KU.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY ana
WEsTUvEK, OF this line, leave their new pier, In
tse IIocS foot Of Twenry-Second street, every
Tuesday and THURSDAY MORNINGS At
O'Clock, aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON az
o'clock for Baltimore. making close connschons ~
LOcust oInt with Baltimore and ONO railrDad ZOE
ali noinIs vest and northwest also, with Northern
Central rail- DAD tor Rortbera cities and Canada.
Through bills signed 70 Baltimore xna an pnn3
vea; and rates guaranteed As low Is by any ether
IT, Innlv In L. 3. TATUM. Agent.
Ortcss, twenty second and DOCK and Nintn 4 ana
Main streefs. Y. 49, " . =
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DILL RlCF- GHA
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ss11s 49,
SHIP LiNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers Of
this line Will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ! 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Prov.
dence and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
werp ola Red Star ant American steamship lines,
and bills OF lading sigper through.
W. P. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO..
nh12 No, 10 Sou tn Wharyes, PiiiIadtlphfa.
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Ur.sroRo' HoCsE, Hill SDoro'. Alhemarie
c,na.y.-We notice to-day several Pheasant
,..rrg,, in summer time for families anu per-
an, who SEX rei;ement-places with moae-
r3.cclar.e>, good fare, aud pleasant grounds
v.er, children may run about in freedom.
s,I.,y, and dl,habiilc. They bave been want
in, and this year we are glad to see the
number increased. L, Is not everybody by
? i,.lll who wants 10 lie ia The fashiona-
b. .hron. or has The money 10 meet the eX-
psu,r> "i fashionable life. TO these it Is a
ls.d thing in worthy people and good house
keeper, 10 afford the PAGES d rest and re-
i.t,amrnt in cool localities.
v. invite attention to the Hillsboro'
House, in albcmarle, very near The CheSa-
poke 4ru Oaio railroad, kept by that very
tA..l.rut gentleman Mr. NJ. w. WALLACE.
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SAss.MEETIHG AT NIGHT.

! s o'clock tie house vas packed TO over.
log, while many went away unable 70
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,. SPRINGS sU MINER
tiH U0ARD.

,,,. U>t>g AND srRlSGs.-oh 'he
A'', 49,. and Onio rail road, at Mi''ooro,
C",'l :. mi. rc>,ing,pace. IL IS stS"o
s'siI2 .,,.,, House and Carysta' Ch"lyoeste
"N....'' snlp5ur Springs" 1t is kept by
Sn1 " -" ysnsovGI. one of the most con-
NJ and o,!ising of landlords. 1t iseN-
>i''.s ~. c,oycuicnt for tie traveller as he
'N''' ,, r,,,b, upon the railroad, and has DC
j. '''', ,.Iy,nta,e OF the telegraph. With
So ~ ,,,,nitv. good mineral water, and
re- 49, +,,l AMI attention and the ready
s''' -, n,,r tom the world, ana to fly to
II -, 49,, where Your presence is needed,
a'' ,,'S ,,rl Yourself = minutc.m'k," and
,.;.ry DOM TO rest. The M'iiooro
W therefore. fac place to stop IN
'.1,anmsr. lis a place of departure ,f Tor
".+ ,..,,,.so. springs. TIE terms are mod
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.ss- Cu.LyssATE SPRINGS. -- ihese
,,..rc we'll suown before The war Ill
,.,rr,,i.n with the name Of that very wor-
'..'' ...,,,m,a F. Bis. He sold to MIR.
,"..,r the prc>cn, owner, who has intrust-
49,. ...,r,,>nucui 10 successive Managers
-. ,c,r % Mr.. 3. j. WILKINSON known
49,. .,.., ., the IIealirg and the Warm
,,.,., who viii conduct the Ghaiyoea'e IN
.,,5 ..yc. l, is located mile from the
49, >Src; springs. in Allegheny county.
49,. ,,,,rr, are tome and stimulating, and
r.sd for drinking and bathing. The
,..a,. hi.h!y inyisoralipg, and is peculiarly
-. .;,.a, in cases Of nervous debility ana
.r,.c,l pro>trAtior. See advertisement.
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MILFORD: SrslsGS, Bath county.-ihls
49,, ,I place. rcm,moercd by old travel
49,. !: stands on the old stage road to the
Warm springs. two miles from Milboro'
...,or on the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
Rad. 4 plca,ant and well situated noee''
u .,rc-be very neutrality-suspicious. Mr.. HOP
KISS viii yciy comfortably entertain those
Win, max Ike the retirement and rest OF the
j,c,jrv. The spring is good sulphur,
ro.l, r.,ccmrd by all " no have used II.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-20
the OHIO DEMOCRACY,

on the 10Th inst, the Democratic marty
oi Ohio, in convention assembled nomi.
nAsea good ticket aud adopted passa-
bic platform. ~
In Ohio there exists in the Democratic
party TWO factions, both unreasonable
AMI each demanding that 1t shall dictate
terms to the Organization. One Of ,bss.
factions, led by Mr.. Pendle,on and The
Nlnc'nnatl Eaq'Srsr, has soft money ON
'he BRAIN Not satisfied with the policy
Of keeping hands Of tho volume Of cur.
rency, 1t Is constantly demanding /" Nor
money. II would lead the country 10
Dsioon-iike imitation and dnan.
cixi ruin. The other iaction
leu BY Thurman, i, more sensible !,
does not wish to contract the volume =,
inc currency As Secretary McCollouoh
ADVISES; but, like the Illinois Democracy
'eeAs 10 return to specie payments nv
resisting mftation. II wants monor
enough to do the business OF the country
Out not such money as the Disciple. q,
'ohn Law would give to the coun,ry
when these factions meet in convention
they are compelled to take and civ. .
iae' that explains the rather ambiguous
u'"ra"ces OF the party Oh the money
question.
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THE sTOuV Of AHlNA.

1t Is a pity that the pretty stories OF
Gen. Sheridsa's marriage 70 Miss Irene
Hscksl--ths rlef that IL vas love
o. bolh ki,lps. tlst Asy and De-
.mber had come together willingly and
that she had become the old mans dar-
nnx without the shadow Of a regret for
any younger aud necessarily less illustri-
ous sutor--should be marred by
the rumors OF prior engagement, "
AMI teno,,ensent which has enough Of
the tragic in Il to darken the honey
moon of Mrs. Sheridan, II she has any
heart to speak q. and. 70 disturb the
eaasnimity Of the General himself to a
considerable degree.
But so lie. Can't Brown OF the Fifth
cavalry, loved Miss Ruckcr. AMI Miss
Rucker, It Is fair 10 presume. loved him
q, she had promised 10 marry htm. But
Gen. Sheridan asked her to share hi
name aud hi tame. Mrs.
Capt. Brown was plain COM
pared to Mrs. Gen. sheridan" The
loftier title aug the more honorable uni.
form won. Capt. Brown was discarded
If not forgotten (; a ring with the words
BE satisfied" engraved on il was sent
as cure for his wounded feelings and In.
suited pride. But the cure was not EN-
cacious. Brown swallowed the ring and
then put an end to all useles, rcpining-
| for the woman who had 70 cruelty Tilted
him. by cutting his own throat. 80 goes
the story. But, for all that. Mrs. Sheri-
dan may be happy yet. The General was
regarded as - catch"in a matrimonial
way. and she has HIN fast, II Capt. Brow,
dbl cpd . miserable existence by vul-
g-.ty cutting his own throat.
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p.,,....'.-.-- -
htGkNlk'S LACEa

rue iaces Of the Empress Eupeni.
which We're smuggled into tbi, coun,rv
os New York merchant. are now at IN.
custom hease in that city under seizure s
oi The custom house official. Thov a''''
sst Of three white shaw.s, tire ST., e' .,
collars and cuff, one blue and co,oro,
.npro'aered shawl. pieces OF lace snn,'o
ius' one handkerchief and several CO..
pieces Mr., a, I. Stewart Was callS -,
to adjudxe the value Vi the coI,.c,,o,,
and decided that II hal n'
comparative value here, as ,,sr.
has nes~ been any thing llh'
IL IN this country, but that each nice,
would have 10 be judged as work of arr
and Its value set according to tne wealth
Of ~ coveter o. The fashion OF the time
faws WAS oas Aouncc valued at ten ,bou
'and dailars. or any thousand francs Il,
Sosd. md n person could view the fairy
Se@. The ds)lcAtaAlin Of It's embroidery
No sarprise would he expressed a, tho
seo enned. Human hands had worked
WIN tsisy dettness TO produce these mar.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-20

DUBLIN. ,I,ne lS-MpNioHr--A fire
broke out tonight in the cxdsc bond
stores, whlci contained | 800 pincheons
of whisky. here was u series OF ire
mendo,ts EXPLOSIONS, and tn, flames
spread rapidr to adjoining buildings. The
burning liouG flowed into the streets aud
ignitcd the Mole peighborhood. From
fifteen to tive ty buildings in Ardcc. Mill
and Chamber streets are In flames. Vast
crowds surro nded the burning district.
The mob rolld several barrels Of whisky
out of the stoes, and are helping, th"ni
selves to tn contents. The ,pohce are
mastering In orcc aud troops have bePn
ordered ol,t proserye order.
LArrR.--A one o'clock thls morning.
tbe ilro il u,1 bascd. Destruction l. veiy
great. and n loss Is estimated at S5oo'-
600.
On. ny this hour the fire l. burn
inc as fierr,,y a. ever. The liquor ear
rics the flames In every direction. Water
/, ofno avail. for il only causes the burn
ing liquor % spread. The ilre-brigade
tore up psvemcnts. and attempted 10
smother De fire in the streets with sand
but they have only partially succeeded.
The crowds are collected floating whisky
in pulls, dippers and hats.
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4 POLITICAL CANDIDATE

Paducah l. not many m;las f,o,,, 49,.
Oils, where Hon. II. q. .Jon.s liz, 90, =.
May not tbereforo ho 40, .,, "' ~
that Mr. Robertson. of paducoh Il
sceLino a,oo,io VINO u
.NN'"x c"ctioh 10 the nigh office of Taller
OF McCracken county sho,,,d oo,;o;.
civil" noiic't votes
III poctlcal address, II Rohartao, H,.l
close to Cairo in Which u..,,,e =, 'i''"
Davis, the deyout man az d. -"
i Va uic press, ne
would have asked Tor yofes In 9, aIo,,,..
PRAYER. Int h.,, .'"'l"eh'
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bloom.
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81. s'V "'urcss IN snug corner
Pi"S. htle Netcs, and read II with
delight, for IL Il aItnn,,, Wv"
&c., oSc'ner unique in its
way Aiter addressing his Dorm s.ro ,h.
voters of NcC,aolo, ." TIC
Aen So',ny" MI. Rob
opgh, 10 Do III ".'"o ~ "iiiialn, but
fo,Inws. ''r' "q'lo'v murmurs as
A worI - con,
Ara A,sas 70 y you Gull slac.rly pay NY
And taught to pay a. Coz y an .aIis..s LAND
Az saYg ,Ss ~, J9o y yon have 70 let; " ''"
t. . T.. ~, s ''
eolI ssed 10 Su ,le1 MN .as ,, namps,