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, 1875-08-21
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, 1875-08-21

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, 1875-08-21

closing Mt 2s1 cash and 35so for September.
Rya WAS qnct and easier at i8c for septem-
ber Harley WAS dull anil DC lower, closing ut
S1.0ot for September. Hogs were quiet and
firm Mt Thursdays closing quotations, with
tho bulk of salcs Mt II. .75@7.9'. Cattle wcro
1nict md casy for NIL grados below choice.
Sheep were dull md weak. One hundred
lollara i'll gold would buy $l13.624 in grcon-
backs nj tho close.
, 1875-08-21

A number Of innocent and oonfding country
folk, apd, doubtless. cisy'fo!f, too. have been
bsguiled by = New York gang Of swiadless !uto
spopd!ns thar money In highly.unproasable
manner. 4 firm calling itself tho Aopo Msnu-
featuring Company Of Nav York has b4eu ad-
,estssing srtsnslrely the sale Of usv sewing
machine for elo, guasansssIng that It would do
any sosk done BY sewing machine. aud osn-
vasslpg tor Il 10 various paris of.the county.
Postmaster Josts, Of Nav York, hes bsen plao4d
In possession Of . number of letts1s. mainly
from psopla living In the Wesk eomplalniugtlst
mousy ssut by than 10 ths Hope BsWlus- Ma.
chine Company must have mlscsrsted. 10 no
machines had beau asuk opt In return. Tho Gov
srumsut d.tscttyss ware put op tho sssek. and 10
xas sooa discovered ttAt !hs Company Ma .
myth. sal taAt ths taoaey had gsss luIo sas
, 1875-08-21

Now Prot. JENNY seads hs otacal report Of ha re-
csnt dia oveE7aa to tho tntertor pspaEtu.nt, aud.
strange 10 ray sates that ho has found gold tn tho
very roofs nf The Rra.s" viii ths newspsre1 which
havs sbdsed and vlInod the Insr-oxa" for a .ntrf.
pse IN publishing Jssr ago whas other journals ato
just now beginning y Ind out, please acknowledge
their md frankly own that tbs lnttr-oesdH told
The truth and told 1t carly md we'll s-fatsf Ocean.
Tus Un1oAoo TRIBUNE. being ono OF tho "vll-
ifors," In place OF "Acknonlodgirg that tha
lnter. Ocean has told tho truth, no~ charges that
paper with impudent, upblushiug fa'sehood, aud
garbl,ng OF Prof. JkaNxx's report. Prof. jxH-
NET did not aay that " he had found gold in tho
ve1y root4 Of tho graas." What he said rss
thtss
It was truly ssd Of this region that there gold
In the vary roots Of lhs g.Aa4 tnf - nat hs gad a
NJ grarsi bars q quarts l'aas" M ~ ao'd " sas
safHSr ov the atoto1fss.
We auote still further from Prot. JKNNkY's
letter. lle ssyas
I1s region contains "Qold IN quantities. sufficient
u Yield isr remuneration for labor economically And
1tifuly Appl!ed. Atsssed by proper tooIa snd me-
eAIntcA1 appliances, 1t Least . moderate amount Of
capitAl ltA equivalent. and such sysA1n OF work.
h9 n e1psfisnce u twanty nYs years La taoKht
the miners of tie Faeho aope 10 snploJ. While tAs
valuable placer dcpo4s Tar ~ dtscayssna Ats " nn
means rich very ssen4tve compared WIN lhose o!
California sttll there 10 enough Of W precious metal
tuEa viii do thA rest ~
, 1875-08-21

A banquet was givon last evening in
Southampton, Eng, to thd officers of tho
American naval squadron. 1t was largely
attended by distinguished officers Of Hor
hiatesty's service, and was brillinnt a1air.
, 1875-08-21

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rnce,;on ,uotc from Inn record of TIN Con-
gtjtut;ouol t'onycnt;on tim following ,cmorks.
made by t,,r c,1i,or of This nnnrr In TINT
lo1y, f,,r what nnr,.er IL IN difficult Il, ,ur-
ceiyr. nj th.y ,1o mt ntlyorata lin n,pnint-
ment Of n Hoarl of ToI;tico, Iuspectors 10
value the crniu coming to Clcaao
Tim s,ouo 100 ,u.b.. of grain th,. o,,, ,n,o snd
out uf te Cl.s If Chicago per snnum arr controlled
slNo"'ely by fsw w'tehouse'nen and The "'rrra Of
,s, W., 's". '"s s 1,s"a s',s s.a' s''H. , s"'
rhere +. no nrov,Ion in Tho fupsmcn,sl Inv standing
between lie unrestricted ayarea Of monopoly and tho
common rights Of tic pc"po; but tho area aboFons,
s'ehs OK. .ne 'e''nee Ia o.sen a,a o,e's hssa'ssa
nv l., II !, i'm bounScn ,,u,v ot tl,. conY,nton IL
.ep esweep thc.s vor.cious ,nonopos. sud shs pro-
auser' aud siss them protection In somo degree 1t
lne.o s.n taen 70 IN aa,e.on o' sne r'sna u
farmrr'. hou.c A. noona rha,sa ~ nj. ,n,,Ien,lls
rights. It will TO monitor to resisl.uros which
members will no. dsro 10 tenoro or di.reearl
Me ena 'e saas aess!s. 70 o. au.s We 'esss mae
scr,n,or ftr tin proeooa Of tha pooule and has ~
.trc.,on Of monopoly.
Tho Convention abolished the warehouse
frauds. Int the Legislature Inns turned loose
| upon this city corps Of officials authorized
| by INV to prcy upon tho public in n manner
| even moro outrageous than tho warehouse
men Of sir yonrs ago. Tho Constitution in
| tended to give tho man whose grain was put
into warehouse mud mixed with grain of ill.,
fersor ouality and orade L remedy by whicl,
! ho could recover any loss 'l,c might Bustain
The State ;nspectiop stems in. tpkcg tho grain
nway from him, puts 1t into warehouse mud
mixes II with any kind It chooses, no matter
| how inferior and Riyta him no ro,nedy. It
projects the ,Enrehousemen bv substituting
| n State Inspector, selected because Of his
politics, who. with his forty or fifty Deputies,
appointed perhpps because Of their fealty to
some political ast,irant. toko possession of the
property of tho shipper or consiRneo, and
arbitrarily stamp upon 1t n valuo wholly lif-
forent from TINT Which might bo ngroed upon
By the seller and purchaser The Constitu-
ton did not intend TINT tho owner Of prop
orsv should be compelled to sell that property
Mt whntever vnluo sstato officer might igno-
rnntly or fraudulcutly place upon It. Iuapcc-
tiou of grain is raiuatoa. Whore does tho
Inspector get his power to place value OIL
priyato property without the consent of tho
| owner? And where docs lie got tho power,
after having placed value on it, to taho it
fron, the owner. mix it pcrt,apa with inforior
grade. md lot him sell certificate of so
| much inferior grain, to be delivered from n
general u,nss, upon tho return Of tie certifi-
cate? The Constitution required tho Legis-
latnro to psss NJ. inspection mw "to pro-
teck" t]Io owners of Rraiu from fraud. but
,,oro !, +l,o ,,You;u;o,, ron,,;r;no fher, II, cra
, 1875-08-21
Tp.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

MpvIcKEnT TEEATnE--sf,d'aon etfttt, between
Dearborn aud state Engagement Of Edwin Adams.
tC&peatty.n Afternoon aud evening.
, 1875-08-21

Ctark and Lassle. Engagement of John Dillon.
HEverybody's Frisud and "The 0ssen.Eyod
uranEor,r Afternoon and oveninR.
, 1875-08-21
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ADEIrHf TnEATNE-neAsbofn htreet, corner
Monroe, "uanA and Goyc.' Afternoon and evpn1ng.
, 1875-08-21

CHICAGO THEATNE-c1ark street, betwten RAN
doIrh and 1aks. Tom penryu." Afternoon and
evening.
, 1875-08-21
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

Greenbacks, at tho Now York Gold Ex-
change ycstertlay, opened ut 8sa, foil to 81,
and closed ut the opening price.
, 1875-08-21

The decrease in immigration for tho yeaz
ending June 30, 1875, is stated by tho M
tioual Statistical Bureau Mt Sc, 900.
, 1875-08-21

wM. q. WARREN LODGE, Mo. 100, A. r. and 4. II.
-Bpccia communication th!s Saturday evening 1t
Ortsntal HAl la Laaallsat, for w'rk tn 81 DeHroo
Yislsora welcome. by order Of Tho v. u.
J.It. DUNLOP, Soc.
, 1875-08-21

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,,as, .,,,;,.,,,ro,s t,a,a n,n r,,lis ,,s. ,o,,.
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TuERE CHARLES a. r1HuEY.
The passing AWAY Of man OF such ags and
mark a. Nr. F,sSry. wbose dostb At Oha,lin. q.
va receutlv nottcad In worthy of mo,o than nnr.
sory mention. lie ws, ono of tho .ccles,aet!ck
o,srlarche, not only by reason Of It,o fact >bu
liz exp,red Mt TIM e1oao of t,,s B3,l rear. bnt fs
tho still bluuos c,aip, OF having noep amoua t,s
originating forces Of tho present Itate OF tbttpo
among the evangelical churobos OF our l,,ul.
Having ou,ttved his proper coutomporar1,a. 1t
rouo.It,s for those who know him only dultpe tho
1attor lla|f of bls prntrac.el llfo to aouad hs
prs,se and wrte bio tpitaph, hfr. FIsyrt'a nor.
uoual nrassuco s,1puo.toJ, At tho frat uiunco,
that bo was no ordinary man, somo THAT oyor 9
foot Il, stnsuro, flnsly prop,rtionod, and stand.
ing perfectly erect, even iu hls last days, with
head showing a nobIo dome OF thought mud an
oye large anI pio.ciog, ho made tho trus impres-
slon that ho hsd strong original povo,e and
ereae force Of character. Ho cot,meoced the
practice Of law before bta religious conversion,
though without the bonos,s OF liberal educa.
tton, and would have taken hiRll rank had 10
continued In that profession. which ho always
9ruatly admired, for he had cloar PERCEPTION
firm grasp Of principles. and realines. OF
apt illustration. 1is sermonH aIwasa bore TRACES
Of his legal studies aud methods Of argument.
Dut such WAS tho strength of bis conviction III
to tho need Of earnest aud vigorous proacblng,
that ho foraoox tbs law for tho pulpit, and do
voted himself to tho work Of revisals as an
evangelist.
, 1875-08-21

FNFH1TfnR L
syssum Of contraction va. commenced.
This wonla he .n-eF md Ira oe'essI'nsse method
~ % .s" 'n. .naeesu ~ ,,s ~ 'e
rcpcy Renarally, aulotly aud tn ma, .,nannte Ill
throush tho country IL ~ou't coms down Ike ths
gentle rain ap"n 'ho dry md thirsty enr'h' re't'1"R'
ssren,hs' anu causing ''e'' 'Se''0" IL
rh,r. ia a h,adan nu,noao IN tb,a nronoui.
finn Franz mn, o,,on "a Il scems n ,,o II
con,o;na n u,n;.ter as.;o, hr;.f c1amiuo-
tim will exno.e t. II evdentlv ia not pro.
,osrd tn renaa, tba toriif ,,ut;ca. FIR i'm.
won1l mt aceo,nn,;sh tbe n,;ruosc, Tho
cuuton,s ,nnat be mil In r,o11 aiuco II ID nec.
cas,rv In },nve this ravcnno IN or1ar Ia INV
thu ;ntcrost IN the debit. Il wou,a no, do to
ronoo1 Tin tariff avon ~ that would ba,,, ,he
,nattcr. bocnusn the nrntcct,on;ata Win aro
n1so usro1l9 inf1at;onists would t,Iep frotost
lint tho romcdv Ia vorso than .l,o f1iseeao
,rhau uo,,1 sav that thev 1oat ,n,ro t,v .ho
admission of fore;on nrodncta frco NJ dn,v N
comneta with their own tbnn thov pained bv
the imitation ~ ,ho cu,ranov Thov uonl1
eot nm n now how, vhtch would o;ye ,ho
countrv M rcst, The nronoaod reneer Of
toxas in limited. therefore. 10 the internal
revenue. OF this. whisky pays tho bulk Of
the taxes. And r;oht horo n whcra tho
oazsl]o comos in. This Missouri man, undor
tho protext Of wanting moro oroonbacks
raa,,v wonta choaner xyb;akv. Thia IN tn,
hidden purpose, tho sinister des;an. to which
xro 1,,va ~,fax-.1 1Jo., n,,;1.,t u I. ,,,,o, n
, 1875-08-21

ATTENTION, sir KN10HTs!-The sir Knights OF
CHICAGO COMMASnERY. No. u, X. T.. are hcrrby
npt1nea TO asaelnhlc At she AEyluE ro+ner nf Han.
dorh and uststed streea. Sunday. Aug. - ls;a. at
Of our t.tc lii Knight william II. OSt. B!r Knights
Of his:er Camnantlerles cortennaly invited TO meet
with u.s. py order Of The En-. Com.
@. A. WILLIAMS, Recorder.
, 1875-08-21

ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS OF ST. BERNARD
GoAfMANDEHY, NO. rs, X. T.-fou ara ns'lrre'i I"
appear At ctr Asylum BHnlas, mt oclnek p n.. for
ts purpose oi attending tho funeral of Tue la'e ar
Knight " II. ONetl, Of Chicago cn1nm,ntery 20. w.
K.T, q. y. DAltSAltpt Com.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-05
Thr Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

cyan may tulk. l." says the NllNau-
Lcd Nr,rs. "abOut marrying an heircsS. a
,lrlicntc human blossom. a fairy. an angel
h,i rive H. y girl like Nancy Tcrwilligcr
FLA Crosse. who ran ont oi doors the
other night. nnd .iradilimg horse. yelled
out: Good night. old man. I'm oil for
the -prllin' match.
The Duke of Argyle. new deer tor
c-t i. about ,iN mile. round ha- Just been
finished, AMI some two hundred d"er>
were driven into it lately. The iru"ing
i, composed of twelve wires, and l. eight
feet HIGH. and i. quite dccr-prooi The
deer paddock at blooming Grove Park,
Pa. i, four miles round, and enclosed IN
IN. Sam fashion with y fence Of the same
height.
Prot. Baird l. to have an entire build
ing nj the Centennial devoted exclusively
10 an exhibition of fish and li-h culture.
lie will exhibit upward of coo plaster
cast, OF lood fishes peculiar TO the coast
oi America. The display will also include
models of every description OF fishing
, smack boats. scinc>. itot>, and all the par
! aphcrualia used ia thc catching. caring
for ana curing of d-h.
There was u lively time NJ New Brit
ain. Conn. Monday. during a perform
aHcc ofihr Oriental Circus. when the PER
forming elephant. Tippoo-Sulian. broke
away from hi keeper. rushed through
the Side Of The tent into the mcnagcri'
and through the outer canvass. lie wa,
, captured. hut broke away again, an'
rushed through the crowd, though lortu
na,cly no one VA. injured. and was finally
! scared and tied mp
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-05
Dr.. .ch.nch'. standard Remedies.

! Tho standard remedies i0r all disease. of
the luugs are S,iiESCk'S rtLNo&ic
SNEur. SCitFSCk'S SEA WEED IoSiC. and
SCiTNCKs MANpRAkBP PILLS. and. IL taken
before the lungs are destroyed. a speed!
/ cure l. effected.
/ 10 these three medicines Or. j. H..
! Schtnck. of Phil idclpbia, owes hi unr.'a'-
! let success in the treatment Of pulmonary
I diseases.
/ The Pulmonic Syrup iipsn, the morbid
matter in the llug>: nature throws ii OF by
! "a easy cNpCctorI. ion, Tor when the phlcgm
or matter /, iipc a slight couch viii throw
IL or the patton: has rest and tLc lung.
begin to heal.
10 enable the Pumouic syrup 60 do this,
>chench's Mandrake Pill and >chcuck' >
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely used to
"!sanso the stomach AMI liver. >chench's
Man rake Pills act on the liver. removing
all ob,tTUctions. relax the gall bladder. the
bile sta {, freely, and the liver j. soon
relieved.
heuck's Sea weed ToHic is n gentle
siimulant aud alternative; the alkali oi which
il i. composed, mixes with the io1d IN /
prevents souriDg. II assists the digestion
by tonipg up the stomach 10 a healthy con-
ditiop. - that the food and tha lung heal,
and the patient will surely get wen If care
/, taken 10 prevent fresh cold.
Al who wish to consult DR.. Schenck,
either personally or by letter, can do 20 q,
his principal office, corner OF SIXTH 1nd
ARCH Sis Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schcnck's medicines are sold by all drug
gists throughout the county. 3-2-2oi.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-05
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
iLLs >gGNgED.

Tho NcekIy !. fIr ai,Ir'i and mot nav.
crirI illustrate r.riodi.,i nui%il,rI In
, ~ cnrWtr, II''usTi. pu'la,h,c 10
,,,J oon,iu,:i . ,..,'..'. -, ~ ,'1i,t
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Jrnnrs win rIrr,l,ti,n it u GA ,hn
Wn",iy I. rrqd I.e.t hr t,,r ,,ip ,nn
,o,..nns AMI H. inrnc1 ,'t NJ, or ',i''Y ~
pfti,inniS .i,u,l, trr,ocnJ,r. M, ct L.
IL r"ain,airs n ln.i,iyr rn'ii,,,, and ny.
,!'ca'.,. decided ,ir,.. ON nnHii ,,I .,,,L ~.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-05

"a complies rirtorjuI History of the
Times ne best. cheapest. aud
most successful Family Paper
IN lite Union
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-05
Chanccry Notice.

NrOTI,E i luchy given 10 licnlnmm 7.
-. Niihn H. ii,td nlud IN the cilouil
cnurt In ami Tor the county oi Alexander, nnl
STATE ct Illinois, n bill Tor adiyurce, and ih,i
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court against the said benjamin I. ticl,t, 'he
defendant therein, r,lWMablc on the ~ l,hlldl
Monday uf May nest $50, 10 term "i sun
court thea 10 be- holden ~ the COURTROOM m
th, city nT alrD in bad county aud slol.
' REUBEN :. NDtlM
Clerk Of the ,ircuil Court
cairo, Ms, April III, 1870 "-'''-oM'
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CONTEST OVER A WILL.

Tho contest over the will Of the late stephen X.
Jcrolemon, of Kcarncy ~ j., was brought before tho
Orphans Court, at Jersey City, yesterday. County
Physician Stout testified that he caused the body of the
deceased to be exhumcd, and held thereon post
norton examination assisted by Drs Bird and Doug
lass They found all the organs healthy condition.
eyccpt cot Of blood the base Of the BRAIN caused by
The bursting of vein. This produced apopcxy which
was the cause of Mr. JerOemon's death The factthat
the mitral veins ossed showed that the trouble
had existed for some time Judge Hoffman then do
cdod that the will valid and IL will BE- admitted
probate to-day before Surrogate McCaguc BY this
decision Mrs Stoddard, OF deceased Is shut out
from any share in the will which Us to he administered
by the wife OF the late Mr. Jerolcmon The property
amounts TO 500 000