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ADJUSTMENTS.
JONES WOOD COLOSSEUM.

The ninth Sunday concert at Mr.. Schultnols'
beautiful resort was slgnaiized by the per-
lormance OF RosslDls ''StaDat Mater' for the first
time in this city by q military band. The solos
were distributed among various instruments and
the effect was, II novel. exceedingly interesting.
The following list Will show how the work was
presented:-1. Introduction and chorus, ''StaDat
Mater" Downing's Ninth Regiment Band; 2.
CuJus Amman, athorn solo, Mr.. II. Stoll 3.Quls
Homo, Duet, cornet ana nugelnorn, Messrs. b. @.
Bent and B. b. Dale; 4. Pro Peccatis, euphonium
solo, Mr. +. Y. Dtler; s. Eta Mater, chorus and re-
cltative, brass Instruments; o. Sancta Mater,
quartet lor cornet nugeinorn, althorn anu eupno-
7. Fac ut Portem, cayatina Tor nngenon N,
Mr.. 3. B; Dale; 8. Innammatus, cornet solo,
let Tor cornet, nugeinorn ana euphonlum,
Messrs. Bent Dale. Stol aud Dillsr; 10. finale,
Regiment Band. The most effective numbers TINS
arrangement OF the WORK were the hrsT. second,
tnIrd and eighth. and the soloists evinced u de.
gree oil TASTE, expression aud acquaintance with
the work tnat Was highly creditabie TO them. The
Colosseum is one OF the prettest summer resor's
in the city aud when the approaches to 1t from
1niru avenue are IN complete lrim there IS no
doubt tnat thousands will seek II on summer all
ternoon The second part OF the programme con-
S sted Of the Tampa" overture, Strauss waltz,
a dasnng finale Uy Do " ming and granu iantasia
on Irisn airs taken cLieny Irom Moore's me odles
The last Was received with unbounded applause
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Fryer has engaged Miss Julia Matthews IN 1
an English opera company for short season at
Wallack's Theatre. she viii appear In some OF
the favorte works OF the opsra oou0e repertoire.
Mr.. Richard Morrissey, Treasurer or the Olympic
Theatre, VIII be rendered a benefit at that house
this evening. Among the volunteers are Mr.. Add
Ryman, MISS Nuly Piers, the lour Wilson's, Profess
sor U'Reardon, Lutte jennie Yeamans and several
others. the programme will be versatile and OF
quantity sufficient 10 satisfy.
The Paris Association des Artistes Dramatiques,
presided over by Baron Taylor. has just appointed
a committee to take measures for the erection OF
monument to Samson. AS Is known, tnat great
actor died during the Commune, and nonor was
not rendered TO mis- remains with the pomp due O
MIN. Among the names Of the persons selected
to iorm part OF that body are those OF NJ. Delau-
nay and Nj. Legouve.
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DROWNING ACCIDENT.

jacob Ghennardt, sixteen years old, was
drowned IN Flusning Bay at College Point on sat
urday evening" lie had been out nshing with MS
father and when they returned ne lanueu his
iatner mi then rowed ont 10 Anchor the Doat. IL
Is supposed tnat wnIle doing this ne lost ms pat
ance ana fell overheard. HIS ather hearu MS
cry Ior help, but couid not assist nlnl.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL SHERMAN.

HE DECLARES THAT BE NEVER APPLIED A
TORCH IN HIS LIFE.
To THE EDITOR OF THE LOUISVILLE CoURIER-JoUR-
MALI
In your paper OF to-day you handsomely pub
lishe1 the letter OF Mrs. sherman and my own
remarks on General Sherman and his estlnable
wife. You also, In leading article and IN O
manner beftting journalist and q gentleman,
referred to the source OF your statements, which
gave such modification to myself and Others to
whom General Sherman's past tecOId and present
reputaiIon are, anu always will be, precious.
lay belvre you letter just received from
say that Sherman was an ncendIary ut Eatouon.
EX-S0LDlER.
GENERAL sHERMAN's LETTER.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES,
Sr. LOUIS, NO., July I. 1875. I
MY DEAR SIR-fouT letter enclosing slip from
the Cbtrie7-J0urDat was only received by me'this
morning, by reason or an absence of some days.
now reply 10 say thAt | appreciate the kind
feelings you express, based ON long acqnaiut-
ance. ! do not write TO combat the exi ressIons
III the printed slip.
Thls Is essentially a Tree country with liberty
OF the Press and OF speech.
10 not OBJECT TO he severest criticisms or The
EXPIRE sed, and was among the first 10 extend
10 them the most moderate views Ii they
choose TO regard me as their enemy l cannot
help II.
| was never Mt "Eaton Factoryn IN my lie.
Mrs. sherman Is aud al ways mas been IA catholic,
and Protestant with lavishness tnat actually
lmpoverishes US. 10 queslon the purity Of her
motives is Gel tainly most unmanly wav To reflect
on me. Truly your friend, W. 1. SHERMAN.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
tne temperature for The past twcnty-rour hours,
IN comparison with the corresponding date OF last
yyntis pnarmacy, HERALD BuidIng:-
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PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July IL, 1875
pigeon shooting tournament, open to AL, COM
mences here IN tuesday next. Five thousand
doilars are offered IN prIzcs The tournament Will
last u week.
The veteran Jonn +. German, of Phadelphia,
Will sell pools on the snoUtlnl.
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INDICATED BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE. NOT
So however GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP cheap and e1i.
substitute which answers the same purpose as tar
as local discasrs OF the sNln rheumatism anu gout
concerned. Depot CRlTrENrON's No sixth avenue
HnLis INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE produces natural
effects and IS sale.
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YACHTSMEN DROWNED.
GIouCESTER. Mass. July

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July II, 1875.
A small yacht, containing two persons-Rooert
q. Thomas, OF this city, ageu twenty and o COM
panIon. name unknown-capsized this afternoon
on Pavilion Beach ana sank. Parties are drag
glng for the bodies.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

Henry Dcgenkamp, an employs OF Nicholas
Ellers. Of PARK and Marcy avenues, Brooklyn,
went bathing with a companion In Newtown
Creek Yesterday afternoon ana was drowned.
HIS companion, when he saw tnat nothing could
save Degenkamp, swan ashore, dressed quickly
and run away rne body was not recovered.
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BRASS FOUNDRY BURNED.

TORONTO, Ont. July IL, 1875.
A nrc last night destroyed Collins brass foun-
Dry. on Yongc street. Loss $4,000; insured Tor
$4,000.
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RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
ST. LouIs. Mo ]

ST. LOUIS No.. July IL, 1875
The blockade on the North Missouri, ana Ianni
bal and ST. Joseph railroads continues and no
trains nave been through ior several davs.
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THE HERALD LIGHTNING EXPRESS.
KINDLY WORD FROM DOWN EAST.
From the Wiscasset MEL Oracle.l

I|E0'1I VIIO " I9VN7NoF KHO'I OIaOICsI
on Sunday last the NEW YORK HERALD light
ming express train left New York at hallpast two
O'Clock A. M. and arrived at Niagara Falls at forty
minutes past one O'Clock r. NJ, making the un-
prccedented Iun OF 47) miles IN eleven hours
Considerable entnrsiasm was manifested oy the
people along The route, and on the arrival at sus-
pension Bridge IL was greeted by the cheers OF a
large NUMBER OF spectators.
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A FIERCE RESISTANCE TO THE TURKISH TAX
GATHERERs-THE sULTAN's SOLDIERS DE-
FEATED IN BATTLE.
LONDON, July 12-5 A. NJ.
A special despatch to the Standard represents
that he disturbance In Herze-ovinl CONSISTS ap-
parently OF NUMBER of riots among the Sclavo-
nian Inhabitants Of the villages in toe Western
district who have been aroused resistance by
the endeavor OF tie Turkish officials 10 olect ar
years OF taXes.
OVER THE BORDER TO rALMATIA.
Large bands OF fugitlves, composed mainly OF
women and children, cross the border into Da-
malta daily.
THE TURKS DEFEATED IN BLOODY BATTLE.
The Turkish troops, on the night OF July 4, maze
ON attack on the Gefen, erected by the in-
surgents at bridge over the Krupa River, near
Celevo.
Alter long and bloody combat they were de.
reated, and lell back in disorder.
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YRANcE MAY BE coMrELLED no NrEnyENE N

SPANISH AFFAIRS.
PARIS, July II, 1875.
Tn, SENT flicial Montteur UnivTsel SAYS the
French government will be compelled to Intervene
II che Spanieh man-o-war yttora bombards the
ports OF Lequleto and Ondarrol, on The Biscayan
coast.
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HERZEGOVINA.

THE INsURRECTIoN AGAINST THE TURKISH AU-
THoRITY BECOMING MORE DARING-THE AUS
TRAN FLAG RAISED IN SOME OF THE FRONTIER
TOWNS.
VIENNA July IL, 1875.
The insurrection In Herzegovina .exienos along
the Dalmatan border. IL Is much more serious
than The usual disturbances in that quarter.
THE AUSTRIAN FLAG AGAINST THE TURKS
The populace have attacked the Turkish au-
thoriiies in the frontier towns, and In many
places the Austrian nag has been raised.
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A.-CLARET WINE, 1000 CASES OF A GOOD
Bordeaux 81. Julien Wine at - case OF one dozen
botties-a discount tor ten or more cases scnt o. D.
to any part Of city or country. HENRY ID fELlEh
!6l BrOa way, New York.
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NEYV PUBLICATIONS..

MORE suPGEB PRESENT CANNOT BK GIveN
to cultiyltfd person tutn - ne CNclOpcda OF tha
Hest Iboughis of Cnarc, dickens carefully ndrxei;
brautiluv bound. Price, % compiled BY =. g. nelon
tame aud puoushed Dy a.. .. HALE oVN. ~ AutfV
street New YORK
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A.-THE PROGRESS OF TIE ELASTIC TRUSS
Company IS Broadway, In permanently curing rupture
s ecn that their APPLIANCE has been universally
adopted by all intelligent persons
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LEON DUMAS EAU MARVElLLEUSE is 40
knowcdqed by all who have II tn be the safest
best cosmetic in the world, Hundreds OF tesimonial
be at the depot No Ness twenty -hth street
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THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY THAT THE PERU
Wan SYauP Is the tonic ana Alternative mcdcim
known
WIGS TOUPEES, &C.--G RAUCHFUSS, PRAC-
deal Wig Maker and Importer CT Human halr A East
IwnlIth street. near BrOAdwlN
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Before TIC era OF Railroads, Cairo had
commanding pO-ll!On as q centre OF COM
mcr,c aud navigation. This importance Of
pos, ton she tan POSSESSES. but has now the
additional advantage OF being great raj
road = n &C.. n number OF the most import
ant railroad, in the Valley oitiic Miss s.ippi
CONVEX ing 10 and having th.ir tefmini
there. Aiu ne these, comins from the north
a,c tao great Illinois Central Halro, u.
which trayeises the entire tate Of Ilinoi.
from1t- eXir.m" northern aud northeastern
to IL southern limits. and by it, CONNIE ctions
extends into all the great northwestern
grain producing State, the Cairo and VIM
cennc.. extending from airo to he CITY of
EilcpnuCs, in the State OF Indian, where
its C injection, afford direct railroad COM
munications with all IA tern cities ann
the Cairo y -. LOUIS Railroad, afiuruing q
direct railroad communication with the
CITY OF II. Louis and all the railroads cen.
tering there The roads coming from III,
South are The New Orleans. jackson aud
Great Northern and the Mobile aud Ohio
Railroads. which give dire ct railroad COM
munication with tn cities OF Mobile and
New Orleans, and 9th / Southern Atlantic
sca potts. ani by connecting roads it'll all
the country u'h of Cairo; and coming
from the southwest !, the Cairo, Arkansas
and TcNi, Railroad, which ilords similar
communication with SO them Mi soufi.
ArAanst- and Texas and the principal cit.
les of those states. bis .s,-nsmed ro4d
wi give, also. direct 'ouncclion with the
Texa. and Pacific Road when IL is com le-
ted thus gazing direct comn.iInicai lot. ,Yi h
the princi al p TT. OF the Pacific Ocean
hcrc ra roals, trlmi aling at Cairo, are
now all completed aud in successful opera
ton. those Ia Illinois coming into the city
on ba, OF each Of the rivers, Ohio ami
VI s.i.-ippl. AMI terminating ~ their conilu-
cnce. 'hIl, cncircling The city. The Holly
Springs. BrJwLsyile AMI Ohio River Rsil-
road. ami the cairo and Tennessee River
X ilrDsd. which viii both terminate at
Caro-, are in course Of construction and viii
soon be complt ted and other TailroaD both
in HIN i, and in State. south OF the Ohio
river. which vii a'.o terminate at Cairo,
ar projected. auT arrangements made 20
build them. The construction OF he,c
will greatly Increase the riilroad comuinni-
cstions OF cairo.
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PARAGRAPHS.

-
An innocent bit of Tennessee news
ha. bcaun to 90 the rounds In this shape;
-, Tennessee murderer selected bis VIE
finn at spelling bee and ballastcd him
with buckshot while he was climbing
over five-barrcd word. The people
have gwen the murderer pair of mules
ami farm, aud will send him to the Leg
i.laturc.'
The English critics complain that
Carlyle is played ont. In his latest boo',
on the carly Kings of Norway they ac-
cuse him of dealing Out trifllng common
places in his usual knotty style: COM
monplaccs. moreover. gathered by him
at secondhand. rs he Is unacquain,ed
with the language of the early North
men whom he writes about and had to
get his material from German transla-
lions.
There j. a correspondent of the Lon-
don Times living on the island of Capri.
in the bay of Naples, who is commonly
known in that nieghborhood rs liking of
Capri" Ilc has been Il resident there for
over 30 years. aud has done more than
any native toward establishing schools,
and enlightcn,ng the islanders. In his
will he proposes leaving fl0 TO the poor,
by whom, he says, he would rather bc
followed to his grave than by all the
grandecs of this world. punched. His To-
cal Gtnc Is great.
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AZ manuf 'cturing lor lion the p 1sition
Of Cairo IL not less inn, ri 1T. III rude
materi IL ev'iy dcs'fpt viii con-
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WIN Others conduct, by private enter
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surpassed Ia, u wcll-rcgulatcd and eff
ilcicnl municipal organization, its streets
lighted MIN gas, and other metropolitan ad.
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anu IN reality not to be cxcelled n a place
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It's central location in the greg. Valley Of
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open river conmuuicai Ga al u. lines owe
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AMI the Atlantic OCEAN. Cairo hasa so The
same character otcomInurtcttion with III
the country north over the streams ii0wing
by / when those streams are not inna,i.
gable by reason of Ice or low water.
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Lo's ana land in Cairo are now offered at
very low prices, aifording favorable oppor.
tuni'.es 10 purchase, and the owners pre-
REM thc location to the public as Offering
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CAIRO,
ILLINOIS.

The Trustees of the Cairo City
Property desire to call public attention
to the merits of their property, compris-
ing considerable portion Of the City of
Cairo. in Alexander County, in the state
Of Illinois. and lands immediately adia-
cent thereto.
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