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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-15
SPOKEN.

Oct %. lat 46 So, lon 10 90 parque Houghton,
from Newport. E, for Cardenas
Oct "a. lat IA As N. Ion 81 81 W, brig Peri, from
Newport, E. for Martinique, 81 days out.
Oct 90. lat 80, lon 60, barque H Hussey, from
New York for Galveston.
Nov 6 lat 40 36. lon 6S 4s. brig Eva johnson, FIN
ST John B for Havana
Nov at 40 10, lon q As, baroue Jas Brett, from
Liver pool tor New York.
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FOR r. s T. TAR.
COPARTN ERSHIP.

Notice.
NVHE eopartnership heretofore existing under the
i firm name of u. /. Deland & Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. ID. /. Deland will
continue the business and settles all bills at the old
stand 52S Congress Street. d.. DELAND,
nov10 div
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Caao Oct 10. ship Ellen Austin, Mitchell
San Francisco.
Ar at Queenstown 18th inst, barque Brunswick
Hutchinson. Liverpool for Baltimore.
A at Aspnwall Oct 81, sch Mabel Staples, Bur
re Brunswick, Ga
At Havana 9th inst. brig Martha Berry, Berry
for New York, ldg; and others.
Ar at do 18th, Darque Masonic, New York.
Sid fm Matanzas 10Th inst, sch Nellie Bowers
Stackpole, Pascagoula
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SHIPBUILDING-Edw o. Brien, of Thomastop gv7ill
build one or two large vessels next season; Waits
q 60, ALSO will build large ship, and Stetson Gerry
d Co a three-masted schooner
VIM Rogers launched from his ward at Bath 10Th
inst. a first class ship OF 400 TONS
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will even visit Madras.
Floods in England and Ireland.

LONDON, Nov. IT, 5 a. industrious floods
are reported throughout England, and in Ire
its banks and submerged thousands of acres.
Guibord IN he Ruried Tuesday.
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The Celebrated Doubel Elastic
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19
M(RPUNSBORO

The Murphysboro kqd.posde,,' ,ays
that the Egyptian Fire Brigade isprepar-
ing 10 have one of the biggest times at
that place on the Fourth Of July ever
witnessed in jackson county. Arrange
ments will be made for excursion rate,
at very low prices over the Narrow
Gauge and tie Carbonate and Grand
Tower roads. The Brigade viii he a.
sisted by the Murphy,boro Turner'S.
"and the fire companies OF Cairo. with
their engines. will be present.
Ii will be seen from this that Murphy,-
boro will probably steal ouf patriotic
thunder. and have a grand Fourth OF
July celebration. Cairo might have had
\ celebration this year tina; wetild have
brought thousands Of people to the city
from all the points Of the compass. but
as usual nobody would move. There is
no energetic citizen TO step forward and
lead. and "a Consequence the opporin-
nifty for big time in Cairo ha. been
permitted TO pass by on the other side.
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THE MOUND CITY MONUMENT
OLDIG

The officials OF the Cairo i Nincenue
railroad have issued poster Eea1ei
How Sleep the Brave" ia which IN,
public is informed that on saturday,
May %, viii be unveiled and dedicated
the costly and splendid monument
erected ia the National Cemetery %;
Mound City in memory OF the Union sol
diers who lie buried there that for the
accommodation OF those who desire 10
unite in the tribute OF honor to the brave
defenders OF the Union, and witness the
elaborate and impressive ceremonies OF
the occasion special train will be run by
the c. & V. X. r., at greatly reduced
rates that His EXcellency. the Cow
ernor Of Illinois and staff, are expected
70 be present, and that the distinguished
soldiers and statesmen. Hon. John \
Logan, Hon. Richard Oglc,by. the great
War Governor Of Indiana, Hon. Oliver
p. Morton, and other eminent orators
are expected TO deliver addresses.
These arrangements are satisfactory,
and the orators selected with good taste I;
but if-and We make the suggestion with
due respect 10 the gentlemen who are
managing the atiair-Gen. Palmer. Judge
Trumbull and one or two other gentle
men, who are on the other side of the
political fence from Senators Logan. Og-
lesby and Morton, were invited to De
present, and do little OF the oratorical
labor OF the occasion, "a large number of
citizens would not be Offended.
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THE NOZZLE a OHIO RAILROAD

The earnings Of this road fell of in
1874, and as a consequence the interest on
the first mortgage bonds due May !.
1875, was passed. The total earning. In
1873 were S2,s0l,l27. s., against S2.3qI.-
ols.2s in lsi4, a decrease of silO. los 10.
The decrease in the working expenses
were S3i0.sl6.33. The decrease In rev.
enue was l4.6 per cent. and that In work
Ing expenses 1875 per cent, as against the
previous year. Notwithstanding the
depression In bushes. following the
panic, says the Chicago RailDay Rsrie,r.
particularly severe on Ill southern On.
terprises, the belief is expressed that
had the extension iron Columbus N
Cairo been made in time to prevent ,he
construction ola direct opposition line
from the last named place 70 jackson
the revenues for the year would have
shown very fsvorably, a. compared with
any previous years results"
As respects the Frances Of tho com.
psny, the directors state TIA, an tho
earnings have been applied 70 arrear. y,
pay rolls, 10 current supplies. 10 neces.
sary Improvements OF the road, and N
other matters strictly in the interes, o,
the bondholders. All labor and curren,
supply bills arc now paid, as far as prac
acaole, In cash. The directors reeogniz,
we Tact that the bondholders have III,
a'N calm on.the property, and that IL i
imperative upon the direction to appl,
OIL the earnings to the intere., in Ia,
sc' o1uer OF equity. With this as.ur
NC u',o;'on invite the coniidene
o. the no'asr' @ the mortgage liens /
enens IN 20 make some acceptable
pfoposition upon a substantial basl
which will permit the Continued deve,or
Esnt Of the property in the in,.re., q, d
eonosrnsd.
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Mr.. James u. Reckon IN which lie used
these wuri-: ''aftcf al nay just itbt.
which are iew ard smau. aud The eNpe;l.
Of q morgs { Funeral piid, I ilesirc. eic.M
ARorNp rHn nSAIHhrp
ofthc General were hi, wife, two lsugh.
tors lno one .on, aud q faw other ininr-
diate relatives. ia accordance with ,he.
wish of deceased and the desire of the
family, the funeral will be modest one.
II viii take place on Wednesday even
ing. al 1 O'Clock. The death OF General
Breckenridge has cast gloom over this
community. where he was much loved
for his many c>iimable qualities.
sKErcH o. III, LIgr.
.lohn e.. Epckinrilge va, born near
Lexington, KY. January n. ls2l; stud
led law at Tlaa-ylyania Institute.
aud settled at Lexington. H. was
p Major OF kcDtucky volunteers in The
Neyicnn var. hit saw li,slc active scr-
vice. He was elected to Congress in
1851. and reelected in 1888. after 4 hard
contest. he had a personal alteration
with +. Is. Cutting. 0f New ork. but no
duel. IL declined the ministry 10 Spain
offered him by Pierce. IN 1876
hp W.. elected yicc-prc-idtnt
With Buchanan. In $50 I've wa.
nominated Tor President and received he
vote, Of all tlc Southern Statc- cNrtp
Virginia. Kentucky. Tennessee and II>
! soul. aud The same wear be va. elected
! Tinted State senator lie went vitijho
south IVA ~. aul rose Ga the rJuk vi
Major General. In the aiiack ON Baton
/ Rou-.. August. 1861. Ia Wa r,puls.d.
and fought at stone river and Chickum
auga. with Eally. when be advanced or
! Washington in 1854. aud when d. wa- lie
fcatei lie was appointed Coni',dcrat,
secretary Of war IN January. l>55. Al.
! ter The -urre1drrie went % Europe. L.
I turned IN l>i>. and ha, since lived 81
/ krniu-.N.
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THE pAsrING or rIrv wSya...


The View York G-rPli-. ID .he l-h.
ha, 4 cartoon APPLY Illustrating the De
lemma 81 The "inlopcAleut" journalists
AMI Liberal" leader. !. r,prl Ont,
Dana. Bow'cs. R,i1. aud Ua'.,..dat the
forks OF the political rnad-.he finger
boards pointing oui ,hc Republican aud
Democratic highway, IT., picture g.,
entitled "A pcrpleNing parting Of thc
paths for Liberal leader. ana D.. ~
planned a. follows
. The rlle 81 this roai j. Izils,d02 rH..c.
For IL ~ you I've moving along.
iqu turn 70 The len YOU are ,uIc ., 20 night
II yoa turn 70 TIE r-hi "a 20 wrong
sam. B9rls.-"Thc Republican road
seems most natural TO the. but ! suppose
| must take the other.
/ Haissa3-"Thats just the way feel.
sam bat can't We cnt across lots some
where:"
RriG-~Ii'. very bouioring. and !
c1n-f 'yrf ''f'"' a. 10 til lay Gould coa.e.
up"
Daaa-"i .lall 20 down The Demo
cratic pa.b. Tor don't want Bo.,
shepherd go catch mc when I libel
him"
Setms titan, 5 E-gri.- ia the dis
lance That's q queer looking crowd Of
tramp,; let, wait and -ce which way
they will 20.
Referring to the illustration e,litorially.
the Graphic says:
"Our cartoon tells good deal ola story.
Accommodating Is very pleasant thing
and quite ,aie before an engagement be-
gins. but AFTER firing begins il i ap. to
De rather uncomfortable. II not danger
ous business. Peripateiic politics i,
pleasant q, diversion when party line,
are not tightly drawn aud there are no
sharp issues at stake which divide peo-
pie int0 parties in spite of themselves.
aud compel every man VINO la. any man
hood in him 10 90 with one party or the
other. And that Is just The situation
nov.
"Ihc Liberals who engineered The Gin
cinnau diversion in 1872 have been peles-
trlanatlng ever since. They looked down
all the by-paths Of Amer
lean politics and leyciled their glasses
al the turnpike road. They have turned
up in all sorts Of places, and everywhere
houscless, homeless and forlorn. No sort
81 weather seems 10 agree with them.
Tie country j. not at all 70 their liking.
The outlook j. too good 10 condemn but
too bad topraise, The fare Is intoicrable.
and nobody is disposed 10 trust % them.
somehow the roads never run where
they want most TO 90, and they start on
paint ends ina ledge or squirrel track.
Ihcy have had three years. tramp, and
now iind themselye, IN the broad high
way OF politics once more. lust ut the
point where II divides. They are ia d.
lemma and deserve confederation. OF
course II Is not OF much consequence
which road they choose To the re.t. bat
u may prove Of considerable moment 10
themselves.
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pInrcT rioVn TRADE WITH ~


Au attempt 1. being made to establish
q direct nour trade between -. I.oul. md
Liverpool, England, when may bc nl"Tc
successful ulan the attempt made by ~.
Loui. 10 establish a direct grain trade
with Europe. From an article in the
Trads I0iouri we learn that IN the first
three months of the year there were cN-
ported to England from 81 Loui. 5000
barrels Of hour. Nil OF which j. turning
on, satisfactorily to ihe ccusigu'es. Mr..
john ID. ). Groulic /. the pioneer in ihi'
attempt. aud is advertised 10 be now pre-
pared to make advances on flour COLI
signed to Liverpool. Glasgow aud Lon
don, having lately made what he calls
first-cla.s connections. We are informed
that some OF the -four which Thu house
exported wa, sold twcuty--iN day sitter
leaving II. Loui. for jls lOl
The point from which flour should Doe
,hippcdis Cairo. which within few
years la. become the rival of II. Louis
a. -four market. aud which viii. IL ON
Q
merchants have any of the enterprise
which should distinguish them, soon
eclipse the Future Great City. The inn
pudence which enable, ". Loui- 20 claim
superior advantages 10 Cairo a. -ellei
Of breaistuGs and provisions to the soutl
and Europe a-touishe- "a. Cut OF from III
South more than halt year. -. Louis
not a. Cairo j. shop alwa!s open e
southern and European customers. Tn
trouble with Cairo j.. that is merchant.
are too modest They are really ha,hfill
and do not usser, it, claim, a, thc'
should. THAT eventually" says ti'
Trade journal. There win be coniiuu
ous stream Of merchandise. brJod,iun
and provisions coming ml going frou
st. Louis to Europe j. mo- longer chin
crical hone. bu. on absolute certainty. a.
sure q. Ead.' ietiie- ara to opel
the mouth ct the Mississippi" II hi
anticipated stream Cow by Cairo to -.
Louis or from above Cairo t. Europe
the river between Cairo aud s. Loui
must first be dcepened. and an invention
suggested that viii keep the waters @
the river from ircyzins. The Ea1.' ict
ties will no doubt open the Mississippi
Valley to Europe. bu, Cairo aud not -
Louis. win b. particularly benefited. OIL,
else our merchant. aIc blocks &C wool.
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NOTICE.

Notlci. ! hereby given frat ir accordance
Vim i4s ne ~ te.ifnlA VI Ssr t.oa 7 Of an
acl ehitNti ~ AH Act 10 declare an constitute
w ots VI I,iho - soils tuasi.c vi il.sl port ION
~ me All lik levied. asss ,rei and collected
t7i me y Az ls4sl an rNc.ss of .l-j lrre n; and
70 proyiie eAcin'ige rnedie for Tho cDmpl.
nilhiiis 81 The ,ane % the taxpayers ~ a.,
elAlf who have paid sllc.l eAee-s, aud for D.
81 cJuuties and all Olicers or persOns connected
MA me collection, cUt ody or pay lsnt thereof
VIII leiind . sucA person on corporation Ia.
amount ~ HIM or u paid IN excess q twenty
hlnt thiriy-siNths Of snch state tax Of l-13 M
On NE preseatEilDn Of hi, or IL IA fecepia ~
hhlN year, covering the same
tHAN CUNNINGHAM.
ff-'..i dsa4w t9gafg Irc5 me-
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DEATH ~ CAvANArGH.

On the evening oil ue Ioth OF April
Marshal Cavanaugh was shot by a
drunken man at Murphysboro. lie ling
ered until Wednesday night Last. when
be died. On Friday he was buried by
the Odd Fellows. Of which order he had
been member for years. Three lodges.
the Egyptian Fire Company, the City
Council, the miners OF the To-
cality and the citizens gencr-
ally followed him to his last resting
place. When the news that all hopes OF
the wounded mans recovery had been
dissipated became known in the commu-
nifty, his asssilant. Pendergrast. was re-
moved TO the Union county Jail by Sher
1T Kimball and Deputy Albright, who
feared that he would be lynched.
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CONNECTION.

In the letter of Maj. Sykes there oc-
CURED . typographical error which
changed the meaning Of the writer. a,
published the sentence reads:
"The experience OF this road shows th,
utter fallacy OF the generally received
opinion that roads OF this description
are more useful than those OF a wider
gauge. Exactly the opposite Is the fact,
and the reasons are obvious TO any one
who will examine and see the practical
workings Of this road"
II should have been
"The experience OF this road shows
the utter iallacy OF the received opinion
that roads Of this description are more IN
sdk than those of wider gauge. IN
actly the opposite l. the fact, and the
reasons are obvious 10 any one who Will
examine this road and see its practical
workings"
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Sealed Proposals

Nv! L. received % tie cts clerk oa!ce
w until Monday Ma! -itl, I.75, for an the
lumber ne cry may require during lie llc.eui
n-cIi year. Lumbar % D. good white OF I,flrr
OK, Ire. from zap or bad knps AMI D. h. ~
surlt dimensions not exceeding . i-et ga l,g-,ih
nnd % be- delivered 10 ,ucI ql4uttic, ami An -iicb
time, o. me commute "n -tp-rt. inHv direct.
Inc en-. icstihe- the rtghi - r'tnct auy ami I'D
bids NM FHEN u ANLEl
NAipI NAA 10 ITO cts Clerk
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19
Tenth Day ofJume Ncxt,

a. The hour OF 10 clock a IN Of said day, sell
A. pu0!c fendue At The irgut door Of the lore VI
hi'AArd tdmOndson at East Cape bir,rleau
~ raIa Alexander county, the following describe
90 real estate, siiuatei in Alexander county, Ia
inc state o. llllnOisi tO-wil:
All the interest OF the laid John u levin
decreased, ia and to the undivided One-aalf of
lhat liAI VI section seven %, township no four
,e'h 40, sgnih range 40. tnTee 81, west VI the
thlru principal meridian, more particular de-.
scilbsl ~ follows commencing al the half
section corner on south side Of said section
etNtn 40 runnlRg ihrnch north with variation
~ hesrt.s q degfee,l and thirty minute; forty
rhallo J" ceItre Of section, aud running thence
.Ati nsnetecn and eighty seven hundredihs NJ
s,,ISj cA..ina TO post ''Di' thence running
,b-n' variation six degrees ~ degree and
E,l'3 minutes forty chains 10 post "E;'
WN, ~. Ne'l nineteen aud ninety-iive hundIcdth-
,' '2'Ipy chains 70 post of beginning at 'CU
-. 3,Alhlng seventy nine and skis four
"Inu'"ith- 90 Gi-l00J acres more or less
q ~ yofe ur;cribed real est ate being htbstan-
.Aa.i me lnai 'idel half OF The west half OF m.
'Su,' e1st quarter Of saii seciion
a. iiLas Of SAIL One third cash In hand
~ ~ sia'unfe 70 Ne paid ia one year from Inc Say
II ar. We purchaser Ia give his note drawIny
Pe. 'ehl Interest Tor he deferred payusnt
an1 '',uI@l hy mortgage with bower Of sale mn.
W" NV premises sold The al, h Ia IA. mada
1899 - Iht night Of dover Of the widow af
CHARLES 4 . KING,
1eory- ri.h.- hdmini strut0r
"''o'hey il2-5-I2-d,,
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Sealed Proposals

N'il.l- le Tecs!yel a. the city c,eri.r j., Office
w until MONDAY May q, A - ISIS. Tor
" CITY pruning Tor the year ending June Isl
~. 'Aii pas mus cover Tie CO 10 OrDubI.hiug
ne council proc'fiiugs, ordinance and n0tice,
81 ~! A!nus, lnte1lrsI - sug cts officer OF hi,
OF Ter 81 the ely council The rify res4fY.. lie
uEhi % nJecf any and an bid-
va. FRENCH ANLLl, Ciiy Clcrk
Cairo. nllF ig. ISIS.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday moreing ut ~ -
per annulu, invariably IN advance. The postage
On The Weekly will b, popaii at This Office. So
rice ut STA ycar.
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THE GRASsHoPpER BURDEN.
DEVASTATION N The WESTERN HALF
or MISSOURI
The De7turizs Army Moving Eas; Illinois
VIII Be Invaded IN Taly
other TarH1 intorc.t.,



Missouri "a ACID
II. I.oUIs. Nav lG.-ThC STATE suio-
mnlorist anil otha- s5ipr'if, mru who
have studied .hr .rl,,horp.- have n~..
: diced fi.af l,in,, hii 4, l.f. ,nlH vt
srs-ir,. ,..snll an. Missouri f-,I, J.,.,.t.-
ii,, Itt. v,,r -, he rl4,-r,a ,,f.f.f,
.-r...5 .1. ~,
-, -'''l-.,
10 '''.'''- 4 l''!, anu ~ ,".iE
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20, iD-''',' ~, "a, N"'- an
,'' " Il. 'VN .. Htt'h NJ; N'',AeF IA i',
i.t ''.i! tI"I' "il
.,i.u '' .i'... '!-. 'iif-!'- "I
L "'.N 't l'.. H-.,- i- ''- N--'.i-
ga -..I'.. ...''N "a 80 i''". "'''3'l
"a ~ ANN w. ~ ~ 81 llie '..'' iN
'..-l.''.' ~ .t.' ".'N-"h' .--' IL
',a ..' '.l q, ..''>'' ,'.', ~ va. '''
- swan" !'e" N..->',
'i'''' ~ tt-. "'I. i.. t.'h - '"i
''l $50 '''-'' .''t Inv
...''' '.. '- ''''i'., 'l'iti,H-
. .----- 10 .''. '. 7,'..''
~. =. n... Nl' ,.,t''- ~. -lyY '"i- ia
sH,i' ""3 = - az ~ ~ < 20. -Al'
F.J'''',l i'i'i' ~ af'i'ii> '''e' ~
tN.ii '': y. hieA .N. o.Nt--f9 ~. p.-
-, J" N"..N 'lll' lAi pI -HlS''''fi
,,i., ,,c ,--o,,-,s c,,. -, ~ -.
thr ksn-s. ,.,,ir,,I,.. a.. ,i,,t "a. -
homer. l,sy,. ,...,,,tr, a., a.. ,r,,it g
and are l.yonr3py lew. ,l.,.s..r.,. ..,,,i
buds.
! The farmer, OF tho stricken r,ip,ie. I'm
/ Missouri have fought the pc.t I'M ,y,ry
aay. Az AItlc meeting held ia III
southern part of Jackson county, last
we.k' one I"rbi.r reported nat i'c had
.li'e.'.' '''i' &c .f"!ti enc iiih'!red ahH
l.r.. ,,,.-,. irt Ii. - IL
parent cii.e, upon the counties. -rarrD,
and they seem tu increase U discourage
ing PROPORTION TO the destruction. MANY
al tie farmer. In the stricken cagutih,
are utterly hy,elc,.. The cattle aul
horses arr. collected I'm herds and drove.
and driven southwest 10 Arkau.9. and
the Indian Nation Tor pa,turaga. Mis-
souri, /. likely TO feel the ucc.s.iry of oo-
Ing deep into the state tINa.ury 10 Len
her unfortunate people from starvation
long before cold weather come. Thor.
seems now no other prospect than That
the state will h. cOmulciclv Oycrruu. and
the swarm. may be eNp.i.iel To r,.ocn
southern Illino., between the 2Utl and
Goth of july.
sTBRAsKA
r,,,c,,~ Noh NJ 10 ~,
nor. heya h.sn lIi..o,nr..d; i, Nh XII
Pic,arI.oD cn,,,i' ,,hn,, ','sl,a ~,
tialds ~ lrrain bare bee1, 800, ' ,i1'1-
m. ,,',l "a, ,boir H. -, - -.
,i'1- 1917. ., - t;.; tn ~
,,r,i,, CT, o,Ir /. I'LL. ra,,,,,i,, ~
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TtNni RUsLEriN r,siishci every mounting
'eyc'v' Monday ~ the Bul'eiin building csr.
nsr Washington avs auc and Twelfth street
TIM BULLETIN is scrtd to city subscribers by
iiitlnll carriers AZ TEtuty Five Cents wccl
payable weekly D. Nail, tin adyaaee), $40 per
anuum; six monm. go. Three months, As; one
month, ~ 90
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DEATH or GEN. BRECKENRIDGE
Last Hours OF Ghc Dlstiuguishoti
American The DrRth.Heii scene-fge
0uittiy PASSES 40 the Other snorp-- 4
Brief sketch of HIS Life

LEXINGTON. KY, May lT.-Gencral
John {. Breckenridge died in this city
till, evening OF ab,cc,- of the liver, COM
bined with consumption. His last hours
were quie, and peaceful. sunday night
ne spent restless time. aud sent during
sle night Gr hi, regular phy-
'lclan, who administered an OBI.
ate 10 The sufferer after which
ne slept until late this morning. Then he
Va VISITED by Dr. Louis a. Sayrc, OF
New York, who dressed The wound
.lale oy lhe operation OF Monday Of last
week The doctor, seeing that III.
charge was taking place from the wound.
expressed himself hopeful Of the patient
r,lld recovery. with proper attention.
aiter THIS he took some nouri.hnart.
a. . o'clock IN tie evening q change fnr
81 H1tsc Was perceptiblc, ana MI.
Hithus became alarmed. sli,nulapt. were
administered, but without effect. III
1allS rapidly until nearly o'clock. when
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

by ylTlue OF an order OF the COUNTY cgur, OF
ID Alexander county, in the state " Illinois
made at the December term thereof, = u ls7I ,
upon m, partition Of the undcrsisnei, adInini.-
traitor 81 TIE e,iAte ofJOhn ID, DeWiit, i.c.lsed
against Barbra J.. Dew IN and Others / will On,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

80 J. month 10 agents, everywhere
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19
AM , "~N''H rfLI' Hl.L,-,
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parenlly, up 20 within Few nonc,,ts j.,
,'a ueatli. There was no scene. no h.t
oius, Loliilg o'tentllous IN tAc man.
,1r W'lh winch the sufferer met Mi. f,s
ne died as he lived, modest and Lrave
me only illusions he made 10 dan, Were
phce; alter the Operation performed ON
MN la.t week by Drs. sdyre and GroSs
whsh ne saald that he frlt 70 co.uroriable
ne believed moruhcallon had SCI In md
as'uh ms WIN was made NE next day Inv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19
ADVERTISING RATES.
WEEKLY.

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-26
Assessment Notice.
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Los
Angeles.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet
~ ing of the Board OF Directors of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF los Ange-
les, held on the 2lst day of July, 1875. an as
sessment mo. ~ OF fifty dollars tS5O) per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation, payable Immediately, In
United states gold coin. a.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 8rIas a
18th day of October, 1875,
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment be made
before, will be sold on Monday, the first day
sessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses ofsale. -
JOHN G. DOwNEY,
septl2-td President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-26
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS owning shares In the
- East Los Angeles Pioneer Building Lot
Association will please pay their installments
at the office OF Barbee & Gates, 81 CONNER
cial street. aulltf