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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-09
Musical Entertainment

The music committee of the NJ. f..
Church, encouraged by the liberal patron
age accorded them in their efforts hereto
lore, design at no distant day to offer to
the citizens of this city rare treat in the
way ola musical entertainment The
best musical talent in the city will partici-
pate and we are informed that no effort
VIII be spared to make 1t the event of the
season. From what We have heard Of
Their efforts In the past We feel warranted
III saying that they will be successful.
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Sheriff. Sale

RY. virtue Of three several exec,,,,,s -
- airec'ed by the clerk OF the Circnit
1pur, OF Alexander county, in the si"ta
ono or i'l in IN favor Of Daniel Price,
one. ~ favor of bernard McManus' nrd " III,
against the Cairo and vncennes Rsilr6oI con-, a,l
pany-i nave lcvielupon the following described
pr9Retty, IN TIE county Of Alexander anil Shta
OF Illinois, to.wit Lots numbered ono m on
Two w, IN block numbered twelve (I2l AMI
lots numbered seven 90 and eight Csl, in bloru
ton to the city Of Cairo. in the county or A.
ander and state Of Illinois, ~ the prouerty or
the said Cairo and Vincennc5 Railroad c1innaDv
Mhlcn shall ontr at public sale nj the south,
West hoor OF the Court House in the citv Of
n,MHlro, In the county Of Alexander and state Of
,,lIlnols. on the 18th day of February. a. 10
lst3, ~ The hour of eleven O'Clock. n m tnI
cash, TO satisfy said executions wi
ALEX N. IRWIN.
81, 90, sheriff Of Alexander county. Ills
Cairo, Ills. Feb. 4. l575. Dis v3,
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General Items

Rev. Mr.. wallar's lecture was 600,
and profitable.
-Gillet's Baking Powder-the best il
use-always reliable.
Remember the Rough and Ready
masquerade ball tonight.
The snow now lying in this city i.
the first this Winter that has laid longer
than an hour or two.
Look out to-day for the queer people
VINO VIII make the streets jolly with their
procession.
Judge Baker adjourned court at II
O'Clock yesterday to 8 this morning. He
felt indisposed.
Mrs. Bird has been teaching ut the
Grammar Colored School i'm place of
Miss Nellie Banks, who is sick. Where
is Platter.
-Giliets Baking Powder-for sale
everywhere.
DR.. Dunning enjoyed the snow on
sunday In a sleigh behind two-horse
team. He jingled his bells in merry
style.
we blush at the compliments of the
'dsefte and bashfiilly refuse to attempt
TO vault into the Mayors Office at the
April election.
Inc san proposes to astound the
world by announcing another candidate
Tor Mayor this evening. Gentlemen are |
taking time by the forclock in this mat |
ter. |
= H. Brown. A. ID. Finch, Henry
W cimeyer, and John Davis, OF Unity:
Henry Jarvis, Samuel Marsten, Eli Dong
las and Nelson Irwin, are in the city at
tending court.
Col. Taylor, who has been at Spring
field and st. Louis, has returned home
When asked how soon the narrow gauge
road would be completed, he looked dag
gers but used none.
DR.. Honnard, formerly ofthis CITY has
been convicted of manslaughter, having
caused the death of patient by NAL
practice, and sentenced to the penitentia-
y for four years.
We have used the Paradise coal and do
lot hesitate to say that it is in every re-
pect as good as Pittsburg coal. 1t does ,
lot produce cllnkers, but burns to ashes | ,
md makes intense heat. II
-Business is comparatively brisk.
comparatively brisk may be an indefinite
Expression, but 1t is good one. Most /
ther cities have no business to compare 9
With the business of any place.
The colored Sunday schools of the
lty met IN Sunday school Union at the :
hurch of Rev. MIR. Caldwell, Sunday
asst j, j. Bird, Esq, lectured ON the
inject of "Music in Churches" The
ext reunion will be at the A. Me.
liurch.
The day after Christmas Mr.. Brad
va namesake ofthe reverend gentleman, p
ut not relative of his, ATTEMPTED 10 !
Ike from the hands of servant of John a
edford,a three-gallon jug of whisky. and q
Dused John, who objected. John ap-
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pealed TO Bross, and Bradley disappear
Ell. Yesterday he returned and was mr..
rested. "Ten dollars and COSTS said
bross. mot a cent" said Bradley.
zen days In the calaboose, (" retorted the
Judge,and Bradley fell into the affection.
ATE embrace ofJailor Mccarthy.
Mrs. Alvord's lecture was listened to
by full house last night. A fine liter.
airy effort, 1t was warmly praised by her
auditors. The singing of Mrs. Lansden
aud Mrs. Halliday was splendid.
--George Gamble, son of Mr.. Jp
Gamble who has been suffering from a
severe attack Of erysipclas, for the mas,
three weeks, has taken a change for tho
better, and hopes are entertained for his
speedy recovery.
-Call for the best-Gillet's Baking
fowder-for 1t never disappoints the |
cook.
king Menus will ride about TOWN
to-day, and dance at Scheers Hall to-
night. lie Is a jolly old blade. and in
vites all the citizens of Cairo To meet him
thls evening, in honor Of the Rough and
Ready fire company.
we publish long account of the
williamson county troubles this morning
from the st Louis Democrat We beliove
II to be truthful history of the bloody
business that has disgraced williamson
ana brought reproach upon Southern
Illinois.
Joe Courtway, the genial landlord Of
the Whitcomb, at Charleston, Mo-, used
10 run good hotel in Cairo. and has lost
nothing Of the art since he changed his
base to Charleston, as all pilgrims and
strangers can testify who stop with him.
No better table or heater beds and rooms. c
IS we know from experience. can be q
ound anywhere. r
sunday morning, at about 3 O'Clock. ;
ulcers Wooten aud Meehner. on their 3
eat, were walking down Eighteenth 5
treet, between Poplar street and Com 8
lercial avenue. When near Commercial
ley FOUND man on the sidewalk on his
anus ana knees, nearly frozen. They ~
icked him up, and carried him into the q
as light, and found him 10 be Patrick 4,
Iyland. They took him to the Delta =,
lgine house, laid him by the stove and :,
egan to rub his hands to start the circu- a.
'ion OF the blood. They then pulled of
: right boot to rub his foot, and found
at his leg was broken in two places.
r. stalker was called,and John Hyland. ST
brother, notified. 1t appears that the ar
had been broken by falling on the is
AK aud he could not by calling attract NJ
y person to his assistance or crawl to l {
nearest house, and he was nearly er,
'zen. II the officers had not found him de
len they did, Pat would, in all proba- sac
ity, have been carried to Villa Ridge. sac
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TAXES.

n otlce Is hereby given that the tax books for
a me year ls!4 have been placed in nv hands
am ltnt wei be at the following named places
NJ the time below set forth. for The nurnnse r
collecting the taxes Of said year. P''' VI
,ltHr creek Precinct, Gully A Mirchildon, a
store, February ~, 1875
clear Creek Precinct, n. Id,n,,n,...,
store, February %, 1875. '"Soi
lheDes Precinct, j. q. Rolwing's store. Feb.
santa q, re Precinct, VIM. Irelrnd's store, Feb.
February 20. ls7j ''o'e'
r, Dog Tooth Precinct, n. ITunsackcr's house.
March |, 1915. 9'ore'
March ?, ls7j. " '"''' s'ore'
Brlng your last years tax rcoeipts ns itisup-
tons Of land up
CAIRO, H., January 0, ls75
r,, ALEX. ". IRWIN,
o'-I-'-Wtd' District Collector
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Taxes.

TWNtH.
The attention ofthe public is called to the
taet that the City Council, by ordinance,
have directed the Collector to receive only
IN payment OF the city portion OF the taxes.
legal currency of the United States. CITY
warrants will therefore no longer he re.
eelVed for any portion OF such taxes. BY
the provision of Section 1877. chapter l2o,
durd's revision, the Collector is required
to collect and return all personal taxes by
the 10th of March next. This provision
will be vigorously enforced, and tax PAYERS
will take due notice of the fact.
ALEX. ii. IRWIN,
iVo'i-%o-uiot Collector.
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city Council.

The city dads" will meet in regular
convention this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Tor the transaction of such business AS
may be legally brought before them. 1t
viii probably be an interesting meeting.
as the rctrcnchment committee, which
met last night at the clerks office, will in
all probability submit their report to the
council for their confederation.
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Buy PARADISE COAL.
TOW-BOat For Sale

TNIE subseribG ofsrs for sale the st,s,n
l. Towing Stsrn-Whssl Boat Ike Hammitt.
furniture as she now lies at Cairo, Ills
Her length IL lt9 feet, her breadth "a feet. hsp.
iepth feet and measures 21s tons. She haa 4
boilers X ieet long and 50 inches diameter, Thigh
liametsr and feet stoksi . feed pumps AZ in
ohss IN diameter aud IL inches stroke aud sll
modsin improvements, and Is In every respect
navigation. For terms apply to.
o. -, Q, 8, TAYLOR.
CAno, HIS, November Q, 1874. 4VS-Ii .ys-tf.
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Notice.

There will be a meeting of the mem
oers Of the congregation Of the Presby-
terrain church, on Wednesday eveing, i'm
medlately after prayer meeting. to act
upon the resignation of the pastor. the
Rev II. Il. 1haycr. 81
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Co..

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Col
OFFICE GEN'L SOUTHERN AG'T,
CAIRO, ILL.,, February 3, 1875.
On and after the date of this notice. the
charge for special funeral trains from
Cairo to Beech Grove orVilla Ridge. will
be rs follows; coach and engine S25:
coaches and engine $40; 3 coaches and
engine $50; and $40 for eacn additional
coach. JAMES JOHNSON,
General Southern Agent.
25-2-5-3t
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Notice of DissoIutiau

The partnership heretofore existing be-
."een Chas. b. Newland and James T..
kennie, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, G. b. Newland collecting
all bills due the firm and paying all
iebts' j. b. NEwLASD,
j. L. RESSIE.
CAIRO, January 10. 1875. l-2l
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City shoe Store.

Mr.. j.. Fitzgerald has just received and
hah on sale a, his sale. room. large stock
u hhgiish ale. porter, Henncssy brandy
aud wines, and liquors Of all Kinds. which
he viii dispose Of at reasonable prices.
IN 90 ar
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25-2-5-3t.


Fifty to seventy-dve dollars per month
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, la
uies' gents, etc., etc. No capital or out
my required. Send 20 cents for postage on
sut6t, to DC. Wr,cuu.N
" TWIN station. Union County, Ohio.
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Saint Charles,

Good single rooms on the upper floor at
me saint Charles can be had, with board,
NJ the very low rate cf $50 per month
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The members Of the Cairo Casino are
requested to attend the regular meeting.
wednesday evening, February 10Th.
Important business at hand. BY order
Of the President.
REiSHoLD V. BELzSER.
Secretary
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Charles h. Newland is prepared to do ell
kinds Of gas aud steam fitting, repairing
pumps, driving wells, bell hsnging, etc,
shop on Commercial Avenue. between
Ninth aud Tenth streets. ls4-l-2l4w.
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FLOUR.

Ihere is considerable inquiry for a GER
tam class Of low grade flour with no re-
celpts; all grades above 81 7j are plenty
and very dull. We note sales of 400 bar.
refs - 25Cg5 10; POO barrels, in lots.
- ''s3 20; 800 barrels city u SOFAS 5O
100 barrels delivered - O5; 800 barrel.
- 2''a9 20; 400 barrels, in lots, 81 75@-
90.
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Ghe 8ulletin.
CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY 0. 1876.
A ANNOUNCEMENT.
For State,a Aifornex

EDITOR BrLLrIfN Please announce that an,
cshdldnte for the once OF States Attorney ai
he corning special election 10 lie held on The ian
"S vi feOiuafJ WIN. 4. MULkEY.
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TERMS /:
TERMS:
fostage free to subscribers In the United
states.

fostage free to subscribers In the uni,.d
states.
Harpers Magazine, one year :. "a 90
~ 90 includes prepayment Of U. S. most.
age BY the publishers. % po''-
a., subscriptions to Harper'y Mapazip.
weekly, or Bazaar, to one address for ono
year, slO GO; or two OF IIarper,. n-rjodi.
postage free. ''' " W.
a., An extra copy OF either the Mspazin.
weekly or Bazar will be supplied rraii. ~,
every club OF live subscribers at a. 90 each
III one temltt'nce; or six copies Tor s1o oo
"i5nout extra copy; postage free.
time. Pp"ou AZ any
a complete set of IIarpcr's Magazine.
now comprising 40 volumes, In peat cloth
binding, viii be sent by express. freIgbt a,
INC expen'e Of purchaser, for - 25 nSr
EQUINE UNI single volumes, by mail, POSTPAID.
s5 %. Cloth cases, for binding, 5s CENT
by mail, postpaid. @'"'''
I=f Newspapers are not 10 copy this ,d-
y, yerllsement without the express order, Of
Harper & Brother. VI
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, N. Y.
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Hay.

There is fair demand for choice hay
OF all kinds. and prices rule steady and
firm. Sales were car choice timothy
delivered S2l; l car prairie SIG; 5 cars
common mixed delivered Sls9l9; 4 cars
strictly choice delivered S22; cars prime
timothy delivered $50.
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Free from sulphur and other impurities.
AFTER February l,t, $1,000 reward viii
be given for nifty Cd paying day boarders
81 the Delmonico Iotel-s4 week.
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Winters Gallery

open Fridays and Saturdays ONLY.
lGi-l-lG-tf.
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AFTER February lst, 81 900 reward will
DC giVed for fifty good paying day boarders
81 the Delmonico Hotel-S4 week.
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hfrER February lei, $1,000 reward will
De gwen for IF y good paying day borden
Al the Delmonico iotel-SI week.
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EDITOR SuN .-Please annouprs InuS m
~. Hills an candidate for Mayor Of Cairo, at
ths ensuing municipal election
January ~, 1876. MANY c,rtzsx.
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CAIRO, January 10. 1875.
Gas aud Steam Futiup

The best in the State for cooking
CRATES, stoves or steam.
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Paradise Coal.


Inc best for CRATES, steam or black
smithing.
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CAIRO MARkET...WH0LESAlE.

corrected Daily by Il. NJ Stearns, commission
ITieishsht, Secretary Of the Cairo Board OF
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Every year increases the populari-
ty ofthis valuable Hair Preparation !;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard |;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making 1t soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands.- BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most Geo.
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications.
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
A. A. Hayes, MD. |
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, saws,
The constituents are pure, and care.
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PREpA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sod ~ CH Druggists, and Dealers in Medicine,
Price Ono Dollar.
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COMMERCIAL.
CAIRO, LII, MONDAY EVENING.

1
February 8, 1875. {
The weather to-day is a little uncer.
tain, but closes with the chances In favor
OF more snow. The snow storm of Sat.
urday night covered the ground to the
depth of several inches. The sky has been
cloudy ever since, and there is no sipn
OF thawing, or of the snow melting away
soon. The Mississippi Is frozen solid to
st. Louis, and Cairo is likely to remain
the head of navigation for some time 10
come. The Ohio continues to rise ran
idly. The river Is clear of ice TO Mem
phis and New Orleans.
The market shows considerable i'm
provement in everything that has hereto.
fore been quoted dull, FIVE except flour.
This staple continues unchanged and
very dull all round.
Hay is unchanged and steady at quota
tons with demand and receipts about
equal. Corn and oats are steady and
firm at an advance over last weeks
prices.
The cold weather prevents any move
nent in apples or potatoes.
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THE MARKET.

sJ-Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sale from first hands in round lots. In
hlling orders and for broken lots IL is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. -yya
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CORN.

The market rules firm and prices are
steady--quoted TO &c. higher: receipts
are light aud stocks small. The demand
Is moderately active. Sales were | car
No. Z white mixed in sacks delivered 75c:
car No. white mixed in sacks deliy-
cred 1Gc; cars No. white in burlaps
delivered 76c; car No. white in heavy
sacks delivered &c; ears No. mixed in
sacks delivered 75c; cars No. 2 white in
sacks delivered &c; car no 9 white
mixed In sacks delivered 75c; 3 cars No.
mixed in bulk Csc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use PARADISE COAL

Use PARADISE COAL.
AFTER February lst, 81 900 reward will
be given for fifty good paying day bo.rders
at the Dclmonico Ho,el-s4 week.
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OATS.

The market is fair and prices steady
closing firm at Gi(aG5c in sacks, 5sCa $50
IN bulk on track. We note sales of | car
NO. black mixed in sacks GGc; ears No.
mixed in sacks 6+c; 200 sacks No. .
white mixed in sacks delivered G5c: car
No. 2 mixed in sacks Gle; cars No. 9
mixed in sacks 6a(sG4c; 2 ears No. .
mixed in bulk 5sc; car No. 2 mixed in
bulk 5gc.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-09-30

paper money more abundant and less v.lu.b,.
would be the very first to suffer from ~
measures they propose. The indication a =
purpose on the part Of the GO.ernmentS 81 II.
s gre Inc volume Of paper would be q sle.iel
d Ta ceI,ors 70 enfolce the payment q their
real estate or hypothecated personal nson.,tv
would oe called on topay before paper; whiek
the Legal-tender act compels the crefiitnr -
take, iad become SO deprecated N - r.ra.-
ins security less valuable Or possibly voyfhlsss
mus the most numerous and clamof,,,s el.ss az
linationists would be first yietims Of The frsnS.
u'9Ms purpose they are seeking to accon plI.h.
tne!e IS q class who really think our
paper circulation, though varying sfrom thir.
teen to seventeen per cent, below nae IT. -.
the sest currency in the world.n ana Who
honestly believe that. the country .,na,,ls ~" ~
oelentcd by having more Of Il. But ~ ~.
spect ior the intelligence Of my counfryms.
e, 60 me TO think that they are compssstivs-
II the iaoorin9 classes, and ali Others which
a aa psu spec'nc wagef, would consider thas
which the Legal-tender act conpels 49,, -
i. from their employers, they onlv' receive
$1.Io tney would comprehend the exfenr "a.
when ithae act defrauls them. n th4v ,rs.1S
t9at, IN case the payer circulation Ncfe trcrsss-
co SO as to make it worth only ffts per csft. In
~ anu Ihat they would get no more, than
y 90 Tor every % paid them, they would nm.
derstanu how deep an interest they have In the
resumption Of specie payments. s'ssis u
Our prosperity and good faith are not .lons
concerned In the settlement Of this question.
It III wolves our reputation before the ciyiiisess
world; and the Judgement 1T all countrfea In
regard to it is 50 well established thst the
anse step which the inf:u ionist are, rrrine us
% take would be far more likely to be :sscribed
% want OF Integrity than to 1 want Of knoyyi.
'dge.a lam: dear sir very truly yours.
u, 81 3 9gns JOHN 4, DIX.
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Staunton, Virginia,
st~if-1.ia e ~ = = = qa7s-
DEFERRED MATTER.


Are the people,aware that there is an insidi-
Gus and formidable effort being made to de-
stroy the free scheolsystem, and that there is
not one Of the membsss Of the legislature from
Augusta county, except the Senator, who is
known to be in favdre6f it,? Mr.. Stuart is an
svowed enemy Of tl,e system, as he virtually
announced in Ills first article on the public
debt, published In slse editorial columns of the
Spectator several months ago. We take it for
granted that Mr. Koiner is also, for a man who
will not have Ills iarmhorses sllod, would h-;rdly
be in favor Of educating the peor children Of
the State out OF the general tax.
This is u vital matter 10 the people, and they
should support no man who is not on record in
favor of it.
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Lost Chord.
BIZ ADELAIDE rRocros.


81 ~ i ss Br ADEHAIDE PRecroa. g1 saIr
Seated one day at heorgan,. e7liada
was weary and i'll at ease. -,f sttr!eaf
And my fingers wandered idiy
Over the noisy keys,
! do not know what was playing. rs
Or whatI was dreaming then ~ i7tfsr
But struck one chord Of music. se
Like the sound OF great Ameni
1t flooded the crimson twilieht. TiF
Like the close Of an angels psalm.
And it lay on my fsrved spirit .r
With touch Of infinite calm.
.a I'D lila = - al8aaE
1t quietad pain and sorrow, $50 aIl '-i
Like love overcoming strife: s E]f
1t seemed the harmonious echo
From our discordant life,
1t linked all perplexed meanings
Into one perfect peace,
And trembled away. into silence, 77FVfs
As If it were loath to cease. - srIF
have sought, but Iseek It vainly,
That one lost chord divine, aea l2Tsi
That came from the soul OF the Organ
And entered into mine. -,
It may be that Deaths bright angel e'tl
Will speak in that chord again: s4
1t may be that only in Heaven s,.;
shall hear that grand Amen.
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There is likely to be an apparition IN Ohio,
That journal. in it's devotion to soft money,
declares that Thos. II. Benton, were he alive
now, would join in its cry for more money!
and would, ..ike his old colsagne in the
Senate. Governor Allen, be found. in the van
.oai,sl two thousand national banks Of 1875
inst as he was against one national bank OF
$780, If the ghost Of "Old Bullion'' does
not stalk into the Enquirer office and give the
editors shaking up Tor TINS outrageous at.
spiritual apparition will be settled forever.