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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-08
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

TNHE countenance is pale and
leaden-Colored, with occasional
fushes, or circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes vsracious, with a
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone fleeing pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. G. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net raba6Ie efa0iRg tie sight
est injury to Me NEST tenatr infant.
The genuine DR.. MeLANE's YER
MFuGE bears the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-08

n al cases of private, chronic, and urinary dl-
seases IN all their complicated forms. IL is well
known that DR. James has stood at the head of
the profession for the past 80 Years. Age and
experience are all-important. Sem Weak IN
face lost manhood, can positively be eureed
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention, call
or write. Pleasant home for patients. book
for the million. Marriage Guide, which tells
you all about these diseases-who should marry
--why MOTTO cents To pay postage. DR. james
has 30 rooms and parlor You see no one but
the doctor Office hours, a IN. 10 pm. sun
days. 10 To II. All business strictly conhden
thai. 4-2s-dkw-ly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-08
CAIRO. ILLINOIS, TUESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1876
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
\ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT
centennial HISTORY

IL sells faster than any other hook ever publish
ed. One agent sold 81 copies in one day. Send
tor our extra terms TO agents. National pub
fishing Co., Chicago, ILL.,, st. Louis Mo, or
Columbus, o.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18

therefore powerless in the matter,
and the State government of Tamau-
hpa seems to regard these frontier
forays as part of the established or
der of things and essential for the
good of the comm unity. The only
remedy, therefore, for the evil is, and
it is one which the General is urging
on the War Department, to increase
the cavalry force on the Rio Grande
and give him authority when his
trooi come Oh the trail of one of these
thieving bands to let the pursuit be
continued to the Mexican side of the
river, AMI let the troops deal out
summary punishment on the robbers.
He thinks that whatever opposition
the local authorities might make to
snch a practicel course the general
government of Mexico would not make
any. He says that row in one of the
more northern States, chihuahua,
himself and the Mexican commaudant
have a mutual agreement by which
Indian expeditions are followed on
either side of the river, and that on
some occasiCus the American and
Mexican troops have co operated il
their NOV meuts against the Indians.
Rations are being supplied by his or
ders TO the Mexicans. General Ord IA
confident that the only feasible mods
Of putting down these troubles on the
torays Is by following up the robbers
IN the way he recommends.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18

State TO sustain, by small aid nov, tire
Cape Fear Fair Company. Only sixty
shares of stock, at $25 each, wanted TO
do it. They want sixty shares of
stock subscribed and paid for during
the year, In--say thr2e instalments
This will give 81, 800 more of capital
and will pay off the last but one install
men5 Of the purchase money, and put
the institution on a permanent footing.
Every fair but one has paid a profit,
which has been applied TO the bui.d-
1nss and other impi ioveme:rts. maxim
the property worth now $l5. OO0-t that
IL 1lS acres of land with fences and
buildings thereon, all within Que m Ie
of Wilmington.
1t is for you. gentlemen, to say if
this Fair sLall be sustain. d. Five or
SIX gentlemen have now carried if for
three years by means of "ard work aud
hard begging for ad, aud they do not
propose to run it alone any longer II
you do not want The Fair, ple:ise cal!
a public meeting and say 50 over your
own signatures r. otherwise.
If you do want it, come forward and
subscribe the sixty shares of stock aud
1t can be carried on and made a succes,
financially HIS we'll as by materially
aiding the farming and mechanical i'll
terests of the State.
This property nuce lost cannot l..
obtaIn-,l again for double the marko:
value of it to-day. Less than 50, Ouj
worth of capital stock for property
wo til Sl5, GOO.
It has been heretofore shown that
it Will pay dividends of II to IS per
cent. A FRIEND To THE FAIR.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
R shnp AtkInsof.'s appointment.
g.. Ill. S..rz-..c Ni.aEnIinu
ssagl.E oF sa0O,zE:'~ Cs<ETK,
LILLINGroS, PEHpEH Co. n. c.,
Feb. 95h. 1876.

Feb. 95h, 1876.
MEssRs. t,DTrORs. a mis-
take ii the printing, The Wilmington
p4Pers, in publishing to-day :i!c pro-
c.edInga of Our c'ntrnnial meeting
held h..re last Saturday, say it wa heid
iii "i3IJ, whereas, n y"u are aware.
this preparatory meeting was he'd
February 9TH, 1876. Also, III the hurry
of preparing the proceedings for puh-
iieatIOu ! ,,ruItttl h. say that our fcI-
Iow-ci!iz L, Cnp:asn Jotlu i. Zones, Of
This place, was PIT Oh the committee
TO prtptre the g-uuuds. Please lei
these correction, be made in y-ur
weekly i.s1le
Ibo people Of Pepler are under re-
neweu Obj cations to the JOURNAL for
the aid II is giving IL making the pro-
posed demonstration Cn the 26th inst,
on Tia, old lioore's Greek battle-ground,
Il grand Success. We appeal to
the papers OF your city ana oi the
entire Cape Fear country to warm up
their columns aud t. stir up their
readers and 9th rs upon ihi3 patriotic
subject aud aid rs in gathering to-
getller Il large crowd. The country
people as a general rule. viii take
their own ia. kGt dinner: with them TO
the celebration, wIli!o tie Wilmington
comm ttec are expected to Sc toit that
proper refreshments 90 mp OF the
stcnmbo It,
Let ne here appea TO the cifIz Ms OF
PeIlts county to come out - the
celebration. Good peakerS will cn~
;ertain the crowd with ability. patriot
ism and eloquence Also, [ call upon
them tp aid by their contributions III
plaking the centennial a complete sue
cea-. Hurn out and - to the grounds,
and ala IN rrcpnring them. The
,mln ttee appointed to prepare TIE
grou>ds iIave been notified, ami they
are ctrEcsciy invoked to be at tI-
spot Ia IL o'c'oc< on Saturday, the
18th inst. and all others VINO are will
ing 10 AID viii please attend there also
At that time. The time for proper
actluu - short.
Yours truly,
JAS \, II. HARMAN, s5ec'y
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 12-Night-The di :
trict attorney presented Douglass with
an affidavit purporting to be charges
preferred in 1873 by LINDSAY MGrdOck,
a collector ofinternai revenue in South
west Missouri. The charges We're
against John A. Joyce and John
Mcdonald respectively. revenue agent
and supervisor. The envelope was
indorsed by c. G. Snippen, the Presi-
dents private secretary, showing that
it had been received at the Executive
Manson. and referred TO !he Tceasury
Department. Another indors Ament
showed that it had been referred TO
the Commiss ioner of Internal Rev
enue. Mr.. Douglass could not testify
that he had seen the aflidaVit III his
office. The district attorney said he
proposed to read the affidavit showing
that in 1873 the charges against Joyce
and Mcdonald had been sent 70 the
Executive Mansion and had gone
through the department named. The
court ouly allowed the witness to testl-
fy that the endorsement showed that
such charges had been received and
flied. They were not read. Nearly the
entire morning session was taken up
graph clerks of this city and Wash .ng-
ton and also by the door keeper and
messengers of the Executive Mans on
certain telegrams, no yet admitted, to
prove that they we're received and
sent back and forth between Joyc"
and Mcdonald here, and Gen. Bah
o"c!< III Washing ou. Finally the de-
fense waived this proof rs to one dis
patch and allowed the following. ad-
nlitted to be in Gan. Babcock's hand
writing, tn be read:
washington. y q, Dec 13. 1874
Gen. Julu Mcdonald, st. Louis,
No Il succeeded. They VIII not g..
7 will write you. SYLPH.
Before this was read Jadge Porter
announced that they proposed to make
"a lengthy legal argument against the
admission IF the other kilograms, and
perhaps they might wish to Include
tbis "Sylph" dispatch in those object
ed TO, The defense wished to reserve
that point.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1I-Noon.-Rev-
erdy johnson had argued case in
court, and WAS unusually brilliant at
dinner with Governor Carroll, whose
guest he was. He took one glass of
Madeira during dinner and after
dinner went to the parior. while Gov
ernor Carroll and the other guests
went to another room to smoke. II
was supposed Mr. johnson was taking
his habituat sleep after dinner. Pres
eutly servant beckonad the Governor
who found that MI. johnson had fallen
TO the carriage way which passes under
the porch OF the mansion. He was
dead and was bleeding profusely from
IA wound on the right side Of his head
and face; his skull was ractured,
finger disiocated and there were
bruises and cuts on his arms and legs.
Mr. Iohnson was born in 1896.
ANNAPoLIs, Feb. 1l-Noon. SO
sudden and unexpected was the death
o. Mr.. Johnson, after his appe Arance
in the State library a, d about the State
House Thursday while the Legislature
WAS III session, aud apparently III full
health, that the community HIS
not We: rec ,verrd from the shock
DR. Lewis Steiner, State Senator
from Frederick county, a distinguished
Dhvsician and chief Inspector Of the
Hauit ,ry comm rsslou III the army OF
the Potomac during the late war, who
examined the bodg shortly after it was
found. gives the following as his theO-
ry of the cause of his death: Mr.
JohusoL either stumbled over piece
of coal or waa soized with vertigo or
incipient sym ptOms of aDopiexy, and,
striving TO save himself, moved to-
ward the west, staggering along by
the nOrthcrly side of the executive
mansion, at each step his body gaining
additional momentum, so that having
reached the door leading into the
basement lie swayed around TO the
right aud fell, striking his head against
the sharp corner OF the granite base
Of the house. which gave him the
first wound on the head re ching the
pavement, which is made of rough
cobhle stone, second wound Was re-
ce.i@ed III the trout of the first A.; at this
instant, probably, the bones Of his
nose were fractured and one joint of
the second fiuger of the right hand
vas dislocated, which, after his strug-
ges, account for the abrasions on the
knee ard iugers OF the left hand. 1t
cannot be positively ascertained, al
though it is probable, the wounds on
the scalp were accompanied with the
fractures of the external bones o. tie
Uranium, accompanied with proba-
BILE rupture of some of the arteries at
the base His death must have re-
suited almost instantly. Mr.. Gwynn,
attorney general of the State, and SON
in-Iaw of MIR. johnson, is of the
opinion that he was seized with vertigo
and fell, as he had similar attack
lasting three hours while attending
trials in South Carolina several years
since.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
FOREIGN.

ST.. ETIENNE, February 12-Noon.-
The Aben mine continues to burn. No
more bodies have been recovered.
LONDON, February 12-Noon.-The
great powers are negotiating with
Herzegovina for a suspension of hos
tilities.
The Morning Posts Berlin special
says Turkey has refused permission to
DR.. Schliemann to pursue any further
excavations in the Troad
A Berlin correspondent of the Times
teleG:raphs that the ministerial crisis
at Vienna is not ended.
The Pail Mall Gazette's Berlin
special says to days's papers state that
Count Won Arnim has petitioned the
Emperor for permission to come to
Berlin, without being liable to arrest.
in order to be with his son during his
serious illness.
The Carlesreuper Zeitung learns
that the Sultan has agreed to amnesty,
the insurgents submitting immediately
and that Austria will thereupon with
draw the subvention granted to Tur-
kish refugees and order them to leave
Austria and return hone.
THE HAGUE, Feb. 2-Night.-Tbe
authorities here are ignorant about the
arrival or arrest of Winslow las
Clifton, the Boston forger.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Feb. 12-Jnhn Henry
Bush, the assistant foreman OF No. 30
engine, who was injured at the Broad
way fire. is dead.
The following is the bank statement:
Loans increase $625, 900, specie in
crease $1,OOO,OO0. legal tenders in
crease $500, 900, deposits increase ST.
600. .OG0, reserve increase 81. $50, 600
ITHiCA, Feb. 12.-The York calendar
clock factory has been burned. Loss
$50, 900.
HUDSON DEPOT, Feb. IL. Fears
that the Hudson river ice crop will be
another failure Increase hourly. Con-
trary to reports not much ice is left
over from last year. The extraor-
dinary mild weather has again started
the ice in many places between here
and Poughkeepsie. All the ferry boats
are running. Not over 100, 900 tons
has been gathered thus far. The
average crop is over two millions.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
VOL. 81.

Another Outrage EG DHpisEs County.
From the Dupij1 Reco1'd we get the
following: owe learn that another out
rage has been pcrpetrated upou the
good people OF Duplin county by the
'Dest government the world ever saw ,
A black negro WAS sent TO Warsaw, an |
now young lady, acceptable to every
one in the community, has been turned
,ut at kenars vile, to make room fer
Il. II. korneg"y. We said, concerning
h appointment at Warsaw, that it
was, IN our OpiuiOu, lite, low, II" an
rhing IN the Radical officials to annoy
hr Intelligent readirg public with thf
appointment of obnoxious persUrs to
every little postolIice through the coun-
tly We cen.at what We then said.
But there IS one consolation; such con
duct OH the part Of Federal officials
auu tier nlinlDna will banl our people
the III. r. firmly :>tId conf actIy togeth-
ar, and whn,: ihe owe throw OF tle
prt.seI4r administration comes, a5 come
will, the ictoly will be ti.u swcotcr.
Pat!onc., friends, there viii b. n
.:jlangc we trust, after March ith, 1917
- Only il Iit'.e over Il wear"
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
THE CAPE ETIi9s EAEEE.
Sn3.I, We E4ayc another a4a VIII
inIngtOnl

The above qucstinn is asked III the
Daily News # the Safe Fair.
\ Inc, ting Of he citizens was called
at Raleigh for Friday evening 10
consider the que-tIOH stated tbov9,
viz: whether the State Fatc, with ali it,
new and elegant buildings, should
ever again be held IN Raleigh. After
an expenditure III cash OF some 500
600 that institution ie so erwhelmad
with debt that it is calling on the peo
DIe of Raleigh t. help carry 81 another
wear. # sich is the cls" There, with
tf.. whole State 10 back tirem, and with
e'eo.ant aud convenient grounds ard
buildings, what shall We 81 the Cape
i'cac ;';tir say 10 the peep" oi " Whining
toll?
We have brre bv subscription OF our
own usnI.!s., almost exclusively, added
to the net receipts Of the FAR
cleared. grubhed and fenced the
Grounds and erected Gl2, 600 worth OF
hui!dir0s thereon. The whole 10 day,
worth Sl5, 900, which is moie than i've
times the amount of stock that has
been paid IN to secure the joint stock
oronnization. ard that will be required
to pay for the property.
Now good people of Wilmington
shall we have another Fair on the
banks of the Cape Fear?
The question must be answered by
tho bueinesss men Of Wilmington.
On Won afford to let this institution
90 down? Retail dc0lcrs cspccidtl1
G,,c gnfg, cstcd. [ reply IN the mega
i tive. It must be sustained and the
citizens of this city must work hard
and bnild it up and help pay the next
instaIment duc on amount of its capi-
'"' The I1s net receipts of the Fair paid al
it's expenses * and pad of, promptly pyy,t1, tn'
to to pay for the buildings and ,d5f;nn grounds Is
r. therefore becomes questioa % %
vital importance to this portion OF the
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
John Quincy Adanl.' lOfhcf
North rarOiinian.

Iu an "Old Stager's "reminiscences
of Distinguished Americans" we tind
the following s.sotoh which shows that
tnt mother Of John Quincy Adams was
a North Carolinian:
Il doubt if there are fifty persons IN
ire United States who knows 'hat john
Quincy Adams and Robert Barnwell
i,hett were cousins. These two men,
representing the extreme Northern and
extreme Southern doctrines, and vino
hated each other with extreme bitter
ness. wtre near relatives. m [ shall
now show. Tho Rhetts. of South
Carolina, having become extinct, their
relations. the Smiths. of Beaufort:
South CAROLINA, took the name OF
Rhrtt il; the year 1886. These Smiths
were from North Carolina. The
brothers, James Henry, Robert Barn
well and Albert. changed the name to
Rhett as I have stated. The consIn,
Abigil Smith, of North Carolina. mar
riei John Adams and was the mother
of John Quincy Adams"
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12-Noon-
In the suit of Simonton against Alta,
Judge Mckee denied the motion of
the defendant to strike out that por-
ton of the complaint relative to the
Bank of California. holding that it was
proper that the plaintiff should prove
the falsity of the statement that he
had caused the failure of the bank by
showing that the failure arose from
the acts of the officers of the bank.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
County Commission

The Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment.
Present.. T. Wagner. Chairman,
Commissioners ID. Nixon and S. Van
Amringe.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The Board went into IN elect ior of
Constable fol Harnctt townshifs, to fill
the vacancy caused 10y the resignation
OF James a. Hewlett,
Edward Mccoy was put in nomina-
ton, who received three votes, and was
declared elected.
On motion 1t was ordered that the
tnance committee be empowered to
have the prison of the county Work
House insured in some responsible
company.
On motion the Board resolved itself
into Board of Education.
The following order was then passed:
Ordered by the Board of Education,
that the appOTtiOnment of school
funds, for the county of Nrw Hanover
collected for the year 1915. b. allotted
as follows: 81 30 per capita for each
township Ill the comfy. and that the
Secrettry of thus BO ul notify the
County Treasurer, and tie different
school committees of SAID apporlion-
ment.
The following 20 tho onporl;ono,oDt
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
s,"v.,y s'.n;4or.4. yer :. C.na1Ius.


Under tnis mead the Charlotte Ob.
sDrrrr gives rs the following:
The incident loses I.early ali its
point by reason nf the fact th.t you
dot Know @Ao the ge, Iemen IS, uat
tn f',cis are dot the other day a dar
Ky approached citizen Of character
,tid stand ug md a-ke3 him il it would
be Il v"ry great sacrifice on his part to
accept al "tfi,e, Fur, continued the
darkay, ''ve t'ggers wants som@-
body tor Mayor what 1 let de COWS
rul loose, what'ii let de bar rooms stay
open on Sunday, and wAat'!l Let dc
gamblers rise HI every night if dey
wants to. ;.ml yoa is jast tie man hat
We wants" Our friend uncovered
himself, and bowed his grateful
acknowledgements OF the compliment.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
.FE3Jnr ssiG.Ifaa =.

From the Charlotte ObScrocr, which
-hou!l have roacitcd us Frldty night
but which dil not arrive until yes er-
day morning, We learn that this geu-
tIenall ro ceived 4 painful injury from
Il fall, while walking to friend, Auasc
in Charlotte Oh Wednesday eveDI'g
last.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
MISSISSIPPI

MEMPHIS, Feb. 12-Night-A Jack
son special says the committee of
investigation find Cardoza, the State
superintendent of education, guilty
on ten counts, including perjury,
forgery, bribery and embezzlement.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18

Brigno1i is the father of twins, and
has had other trials during his long
career, bnt he never knew what real
trouble is until he picked up New
York paper the other morning and
found himself referred to the ''silver-
nose tenor"
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. -Noon-The
ticket agents convention resolved,
with four dissenting votes, not to toll
crate transportation companies of in
their own names. 1t is understood the
resolution refers to tourists agencies
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18

cer-ru WA~HI~GCoN, Feb. 7.
Atartgnlar meeting Of the BoA,d OF
Flncation held this day, present ".
p French, Chairman; Commissioner.
Murphy and Saw.
Ordered that JOHN J. Moore, Il
Union township, he appointed ii.
school committeeman i'll place OF j
". Wells, resigned.
Ordered .l.at q. ". Coi bott, OF Cas-
well township, DC appointed as schooI
committeeman III pjrce OI ". s.
Pridg"n, resigned.
Ordered, Oh notion of Com mission
er Shaw. that the Secretary Of the
Roard Of Educatiou b. allowed S25. TO
be paid out Of the school fund, as com
peusation for his services as Clerk Of
the Board of Educntiot.. ana that the
Chairman of the County Board OF Ed
ucation be uut!0riz Il aud d1rcc'rd to
draw an order payable to the oecre-
taIy.
Ordered, on motion of Commits
so er Shaw, that the public school
money shall, III no case, be appropriate q
to aI'y township or paid upon the order
of school committee, uutIt the school
census Of ch school district cf the
township is taken and reported to tLis
board as required by law.
Ordered that the secretary Of the
board of education register all school
statistics which shall be reported To
him by school committees and board
of county examiners, in the book Of
school records of Peuder county
Ordered that all orders to be paid
out of the public school money, be- first
approved by the chairman and clerk
of the board of education, and that tine
county treasurer be notified Of the
sime.
Ordered that tho Clerk of this
Board publish by an advertisement
posted on the Court House door, the
amount apportioned to the children of
each race of the several school districts
of each township In the county; and be
it further ordered that the Clerk fur
nish the County Treasurer with the
amount thus apportioned among the
several school districts, and also the
chairman of each school committee
of the ST veraI townships in the county.
Ordered that the app"rtionment Of
the public school money for he county
of Pender. collected for the year 1875,
and also the old school fund, row in
the hands of the Treasurer of New
Hanover county, be allotted as follows:
(SD one dollar per cnDitI for each
township in the county, as reported
by the several school committees, be
as follOws:-
Ordered that all orders on the
County Treasurer for the payment Of
ard for half the cost OF bnilding
school h uses, shall be paid from the
flnd apportioned to the district Of the
township in which the school is taught,
OR III which the site or schoOl house is
situated, and that the County Treas
urer be notified of the same.
Ordered thnt the foregoing series O
resolutions offered by Commits ioncr
Shaw in regard to the duties OF the
Board of Education of Pender county
be and the same are hereby adopted.
Ordered that all orders npOn the
County Treasurer for school money
for the payment of teachers III til"
various townships OF Pender county,
shall be approved by the School Com
mittee elected at the last election for
the township in which said school is
taught.
The Board of Education adjourned
to meet at the call OF The chairman.
G.. Il. MANNING, C.erk.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-18
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Feb. 12-Noon-It was
definitely ascertained tha. Winslow in
London to-day and he has probably
been arrested before night as Minister
Schenck was telegraphed.