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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-02
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-02

Sunday school workers ol TIE SIKH
district, shall We not rally in the coming
campaign a. We never have before: Let
Il, all make our arrangements to DE pres
ent al the county convention. TO give ana
receive encouragement in the good work.
Let Us meet, get acquainted, shake
hands. strengthen each other by counsel
and words. of cheer, aud thus infuSe new
zeal and enthusiasm in the good cause.
Let u. if possible. make the sixth dis
trct the banner district OF the State.
Papers within the counties named Will
confer a great favor by publishing the
above. {. W JEROME.
PrcSt. Sixth District.
CARBoNDALE, H.. June -, 1876.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-02

LYONS KATHAIRON makes beautiful
glossy, luXuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing ont or turning gray. II has stood the
test of 40 v ears. Is charmingly perfnmed
and has no rival. 3-l0-d&wly
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The 8ulletin.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CAMPAIGN.
si>h District Seventeen Counties

AT the Illinois State Sunday sclIoo
convention. May 23-5, 81 stematic vista
iion was decided upon, aud T.. Pavsou
rofter' state statistical secretary, was
employed to engage in the work. To be
AIDED as far as possible by the State ex.
echtive committee, district presidents
ut secretaries.
La The campaign Of the Sixth district.
Prot. {. w. Jerome. president of the
district. will DC present throughout.
Rcy. +. VI. NanTrcesc, of the State cx.
ccuilve committee, Prof. =. NJ. Ingliss,
district secretary, and other State aud
dlstict workers. viii be present part
Of the time.
As the conventions are Sunday school
mass meetings, all SUNDAY school work
crs are cordially invited 10 attend. and it
Is hoped that delegations will be sent
from county 10 county, and thus cncour-
age Christian fellowship and unity in
the good work.
This IS time of great religious inter
csts Throughout the land. Our stalisti-
cal table show that ovcr | l,0>1 were gar
hcred into the churches from the Sabl
bath schools in lllinoi, during the pas
year. Ii is doubtless true that the "half
has not been told"
Pastors and superintendent are ear
heStiy requested to urge upon their con-
gregailons and all the Sunday school
workers the Importance. Of attending
these meeting. T.. pAlsoS PORTER.
;. $. WoEkEES Oh THE efXIH DISTRICT
lierc"ithis the programme of county.
place and time tor the approaching :. ).
campaign Of the Sixth district. There
viii be held in each Of the seventeen
counties a convention OF two DAYS con-
linuancc, and II is earnestly honcd that
All The >. :. workers of each county viii
be present. We shall begin and continnc
The work as follows. viz
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notice

Notice is hereby given thit defan. hay.
ing been made Tor more tlnn sixty avs i'm
the pay ment OF a portion Of the am ant 90.
cured TO be paid by certai mort.
gage executed by john Hodes 10
samuel Stats Taylor aud Edwin
Parsons, trustees Of the cairo civ
Proper ty. dated March lhh l.4, aud
recorded in the recorders Office n md Tor
Alexander county, in the state of LIMOS
IA BOOK ~ of deeds, PAGE Boz. etc. lhe
undersigned the successor Of said irutera
VIII on Wednes dsy. the 18th dav of Jnl,
Le&t, "A. ID. leiG at ~ O'Clock in the ore.
noon OF That day. under and bs virtue Of
the power of sale contained ia safl mort
gage, sell at public auction. to tie hlest
bidder, Tor cash, at his office, corng of
ashihgton avenue aud Eighteenth steel
IN said city OF Cairo, in Alexander comfy
and State Of Illinois. all the righi, ttlc ana
interest OF said John Hodges or his lSsyus
III and 20 lots numbered /. iseytnt @uland
u leightcenJ, in block numbered ~ ei1t,I
ia the First addition to said CITY of ydto'
according to the recorded plat therot'
VAIN the appurtenances. to satisfy the mr.
poses and condition Of said mortgage
Dates, Cairo, H., june 2iihlS,G.
:. STATS TAYLOR.
trustee OF the Cairo Cay Prope.ty.
G-99-wtd =
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HOSIERY

The Best English, French aud German Goods
All Marked al Lowest Possible Prices.
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Or. c. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as Il remedy for call the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGU f AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
As a simple purgative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DE-.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of G. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-02

Are thoroughly stocked with the best
goods, ut tho 10 est package prieen. Beau
tiful American prints at DC. aud &c. per
yard; standard A. bleached goods at Toe !;
lonsdsle shirtibgs AT Zoe; New York
Mills, l2tc.; aud "a shectings at l2!c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-02

HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA RAi.M preserves and
restores the complexion removes ircck
les, tan and sailowncss makes the skin
soft, white aud delicate. Its application
diihot Dc detected 310-d&wly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1876-01-21
NEGRO RULE.

South Carolina is still enjoying the
luxury OF Radical negro rule, and its
fruits must be very bitter to the bet.
ter class Of people Of the Palmetto
State. After having been morciless-
ly robbed and bankrupted by set
Of thieving carpet-baggors and igno-
rant negroes, her cup of bitterness
has just been filled again to over
flowing by the election by the Legis-
lature to Circuit Judgeship of two Of
the most consummate villains in the
State -Ex-G Governor Moses and a
most corrupt and incapable negro
named Whipple. South Carolina is
being prepared by the Radicals for
stepping down and out from her
present position in the Radical ranks.
She has tested the merits of the dom
inant party to her hearts content,
and Governor Chamberlain, who,
although not by any means perfect
man, is still an improvement on his
predecessors since the war, pronouces
the election Of those two scoundrels
a disaster equally great to the State
and the Radical party. When South
Carolina has thrown of her shackles,
as she now undoubtedly will, re-
marks the Philadelphia Chronicle,
the South will present an unbroker
front against Radicalism, unless
"bloody shirt Morton can manage
to make it appear that Mississippi''
election was fraud, and that thai
State must still be classed with Radi
calls.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1876-01-21
tFrom tho EvKNISa DEMocRAT, Jan, l5,l
HOME AND ABROAD.

Some of the Albany boys call their girls
pretty.
Excelsior" is the motto of the EVENING
DEMOCRAT,
II certain First street clerk does wear
"snuE cOlored" coat it is not to be sneSzed
at
The hat contribution at the McGibeny
entertainment last evening amounted to
SAL.
A correspondent asks us "of what are
sausages composed' We give it up Ask
Palmer,
Some ladies so through this world with
out ever being able to tind good fitting
hustle
The dedication OF the new Evangelical
Church will take place one week from to,
morrow,
Did you ever see man without any
hair where the hair ought to grow raise
his hat TO lady'
Rubc says he couldn't "serve two mas
ters" for be would bs bound to "hsIc one
and despise the other
Some Of the Gospel Ridge bellies are
said To be MS "cOld as charity" and rs heart
less as "slodgchammersn
A Dixie lady stepped into one of oul
FRS, stree, drug stores yesterday and want
ed subscription" put up.
Taking the weather Of this last week fol
a sample, and who wouldn't be; his las
"sheckel' on Oregon winters
Prof. T. II, Crawford and lady left to-day
to visit the parental roof tree Of the Pro
fessor's father al Brownsville.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1876-01-21
A eL0wING rilRORArIoN.

Hill, of Georgia, in answer to
Blaino's bitter and malignant on
slaught on the Southern people in
the House of Representatives last
Wednesday, closed his speech in the
following glowing sentences:
The South has never wronged the
Union The South has been an un-
mixed blessing to every section, every
State, every man of every color i'll
America. We charge all our wrongs
to that higher w--fanaticism, which
never kept pledge or law. We
sought to leave the association of
those who would not keep fidelity to
the covenant, and sought to go by
ourselves, but so far from having
lost fidelity to the Constitution we
hugged it to our bosom, carried 1t
with us, and the brave Union men
North, followers of Webster and
Fillmore, Cass and Douglas; you
who fought for the Union for the
sake of union; you who ceased to
fight when the battle ended and the
sword was sheathed, with you we
have no quarrel. We ltyour heavy
arm in the midst of the struggle, but
above the roar of canon we heard
your voice of kindness calling,
Brothers, come back" We are
here to cooperate with you, to do
whatever we can in spite of all our
sorrows, to rebuild the Union, to
restore TO peace, to be a blessing to
the country, to make American union
what our fathers intended it should
be-the glory of America and
blessing to humanity. But you,
gentlemen, who persecuted us by
your fanaticism until you drove us
out of the Union; you who then
claimed to be the only friends of the
e Union, which you had before de-
nounced as league with death and
a covenant with hell; you who follow
up the war when the soldiers who
, fought it have made peace and gone
+ to their homes, to you we have no
/ concessions to make. Martyrs owe
p no apology to tyrants, and while we
are ready to make every sacrifice for
the Union, We have but one ambi-
l ton to add to our political power
and to the patriotic Union men of
! order, in order to compel fanaticism
to obey laws and live in the Union
according to the Constitution. We
I do not propose to hold you by oaths,
for you never keep them. We
wronged the Union grievously
o when we left to be seceders, but it
/, was rent and torn by men who had
@ denounced it as leagne with death
and a covenant with hell. We ask
- you of the Republican party to rise
C above all your animosities, to forget
n your old sin, let us unite to repair
e the wrongs that distract and oppresf
! our country. Let us turn our backs
:. on the past; let it be in the future
~ that he shall be greatest, truesti
n ablest and patriotic who shall dc
d most to repair past wrongs and pro
mote the glories of the future.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1876-01-21

NOMINATING candidates for Presi-
dent is a very easy and harmless
business. 1t is common. however,
to nominate only living men for this
important and honorable position,
but the Davenport Gazette has come
forth with new departure and has
nominated Schuyler Colfax, doceas-
ed. of Indiana, as the best and most
available Hoosier for the place.
Schuyler isn't dead in a physical
sense, but politically he is deoder
than Jonah's whale. "Bring on
your live corpses' as Mark Twain re-
quested his guide in the Holy Land.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1876-01-21
rNGINEErING IN sALKM.

Mr.. Seth r. Hammer, of Salem,
year ago this N nth was elected City
Surveyor. The city needed such an
officer to establish grades and to
commence an extensive system of
drainage. But unfortunately for the
city two of the committee on streets
and public property we're Republi-
cans who thought more OF party
than Of the interests Of the city and
they raised the question of Mr.. Ham
mers competency as an engineer and
refused to recommend work that was
really needed. Mr.. Hammers quail
ifcations were found to be first class
when appointed, but he wasn't tho
man that Thatcher the chairman of
the committee wanted. This year
Thatcher has got his man, (the same
one that has for tho past two sum
mers divided with him Government
contracts for surveying East Of the
Mountains.) Now the question that
agitatOs the average Salem taxpayer
is how much will the new City En-
gineer pay Thatcher for his "engin-
eoring" him into a good Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1876-01-21
From the EVENING DEMoRAr. Jan, lUl,
HOME AND ABROAD.
Wheat 81 cents to-day.

Wheat 81 cents to-day
Several steamers due from below to-
night
Butfew of the 30 cent pieces have reached
Oregon.
In SOdavills they mako apple butter cut
Of pumpkins.
The bridal tour Mecca this year, will be
to the Centennial.
Have you stuck to your swear ohE II
so, how much and when
Several young ladies in town arc "build,
ing" their wedding fixens
The St. Charles Hotel Is the best "Oill-
cered" house in the State.
There is some dispute as to who is the
"hoad woman in Albany,
When jefferson man feels elated, he
slants his hat over his len car,
1t is said that little bit Of borax dis
solved in the mouth, helps cold at once.
Can't tell which way the 'cat will jump"
in the weather line from our stand point To-
day.
Besides the young people, the gates Of
this city have about 800 cows 10 contend
with.
A Sweet Homo Valley lad caught hawk
the other day that was clipping with enc OF
his hens,
Accommodating Albany hoodlum will
cross the street TO ask another il he wants
TO fight
The Puelse Ckristian .Adrocate, in ii.
now dress, looks as neat and prim as new
convert,
Ladies' especially are invited 10 assisr
this evening in the organization Of the Y
NJ. c. A.
The thermometer al DR. Plummsr's stoot
January Is, At : a. m, S5', At IL IN, 4i', at
p, m, ace
A young man from the rural districts, a
the St, Charles yesterday, called for "Mocl
Turkey soup"
The r. X pile driver arrived in the cit,
this morning aftsr trip OF 10 hours from
Eas, Portland,
Some Of the young men Of Albany tall
of gettingupa "bellsnickle" club, whatevs
that may be
Mr., A L stinson, Of Jefferson, has rsntc,
his Hosiery Factory for a term Of years l
viii soon be in operation
You have talked long enough about hay
ing your picture taken, now go to A.
Pax,on's and have /, done
If your girl lives in the country, yS
want to get acquainted with her father
dog about the first thing you do.
The building occupied by W o, Palmei
rs butcher shop, is To be removed 10 III
corner OF First and Ellsworth streets.
Salem, Saturday, celebrated with gum
bon fires and illuminations, Judge Deady
decision on the Court House question
A black bear is prowlinE around in III
vicinity Of Waterloo, and the people ther
have barred their good right arms for il
destruction.
Professor Kelly has the ditch undcr th
sidewalk between First and Second, o
Broadalbin street nearly completed sccor'
inE TO contract
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1876-01-21
lFrem the EVENING nEMocRAT, Jan. l4.l
noMR AND ARAoD.
Is il going to snow, or whAt'

Is it going to snow, or WHAT
Footing these neutrality-suspicious.
Come 10 this office Ess yeuy job printing
Buyers are offering SO cents for whsai to-
day,
Good weather for healthy colds, lets all
sneeze.
Some Albaaians count Thursdays" in
every week
There are go scholars in attendance at
the Central school
The NEST difficult thing to keep about
this Office is lead pencil,
Work enlargiRg the Pacific Opera House
commenced this morning.
Recorder NJ A. Baker has gone on 4
spin" TO the Capitol city.
Prot. I, II. Crawford and wife, Of Salem,
are registered At the ST. Charles Hotel,
Ii looks 'slouohy" to see lady with
both hands stuck in her "overcOat" pockets.
The Albany EVENING DENocRAT is be.
coming the fashionable "ionic" Of the city.
1t is whispered that leap year party is
on the tapis "I.e, ne guilty man escape"
Some Of the Albany hoOalums are re
aarkable for the precision Of their exPee.
torutions"
A correspondent from Scio writes that
'tho Democratic 'Ebenezer' is way.up in
the Forks"
A silyery.haired man is = noble sight
when his life has been one OF usefulness
and honor.
A local editor who would live in peace
and ease, must not write all he knows, or
tell all he soes.
REESE, wilt thou DC mine - asked First
stree, clerk OF his sweetness, Rose wilIed
right there and then
The first car load Of -four from Lebanon
was shipped from the ditch ware house
side-irack las, Wednesday.
If you see anybody limping around with
hole cut in the toe OF his boot, you can
calculate Ae was one of the late corn doc.
tors victims