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Rev. Mr.. MAGILL, Rector of St.
'aul's Church, at Peru, ILL.,, being asked
he above question by lady. responded
n the following beautiful verse: + f'k
lam one Of . band , 4 ,,a,.e,
Who will faithfully stand g,,,.t ss4,,,.
In the bonds of affection and love. ,;.,q s,,tu
have knocked at the door,
Once wretohed and poor, 4E.is-e a
And there for admission i stood. 5;a,s,g
BY help of friend,
Who assistance did lend. .r
1 succeeded and entrance did gain, yb.af.
Was received in the West, IN .;.,,,
By command from the East, Z r,..
But not without feeling some pain.
Here my conscience was taught,
With moral quite fraught =.
With sentiment holy and true,
Then onward I travelled, 80 ',,i..
To have It unraveled
What Hiram intended to do. .,s..
&. ls.'f' 2 4'1's'. Z :. +
fsry soon to the East = !,
male known my request
And .light' by command did attend; -
When lol I perceived, .'itt9 gtsif
n, due form revealed, ,afd .
A master. and Brother and Friend a'.ie
s I,.li " e .a'
mus iar nave ssased'
Ana SIMPLY rela'ed
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And was ..raised" up again = 4t.ft
To sublime and ancient degree. e'og sls..
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men onwsra mai0nea ,,is s''s
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From the midst Of which came = 3 :
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Ana succeeoeo ~ iengsn' .l.e }'is -
Fl. By the sSignets i gained, .esi Il
And quickly obtained
Employment which suited my mind.
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show of bis own self-inportance at thu
expense Of the Society.
Had it not been for this I, as one
would have considered the source ant
let it pass IS the harmless bray of long
earned qnadruped. ~as,
"A MEMBER OF THE BAREsvILLE LITERA
I RY ASSOCIATION. .at.a.,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15

Fo A mar dreamt he was travelling, aud
came 70 a little church, and ons the Gu
fpola Of that churcha there was a devil
fast asleep. He went aloag further, and
came to q log cabin, and Il wss sarfoan-
ded by devils ah wide awake HsAsaed
lone of them what il lhesut, said the
devil III WILL tell you. q Thefs ie. that
whole church is aeleep, isndisone devil
can take care Of all the people, but here
are q man and s woman wlioI pray, and
they have more power 'thsh the whole
fchuYth. p3's a'ss 80 ssi /.
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From the, Wheeling Register, Slst nlt. II
ConcImsi Oh 81 the Bur1etf fn1ss
esSSod sdpeachnlcsaf.i nuofl sjos1jGt
Sao, after assemblinssuSd Saturday.
the Senate 'clysedithea dooisj
and spent the forenoon in secret sessionI
It was known that q vote would be. ta,
ken some time during the day on the
articles of impeachment preferred against
the, Stats, Treasurer, ,and: consequently q
good deal Of anxiety was manifested 10
know the result, but the public, had TO,
wait until the afternoon session, when
the Senate met with open doofs. @ sf'sal
ATT 80 o'clock the Presidents ofssthe]
Court (Jedgess Haymond)e ANNOUNCED
that the hour which had been fixed by
the Senate for ticking vote had arrived
and that the Senate sitting as court Of
impeachment, would now proceed to
vote upon the articles; and that accor-l
ding to q further arrangement, the vote,
would be first taken on Article. B.; and
that then the vote would be taken on the
other articles in their regular otier. ~
The vote was takenin profound eilence,i
while SenatorsI and spectators wete ibusy,
with tally sheets making q count OF the
vote as it was cast. Each Senator. when,
his name was called, arose from his seat,
and the President propounding the quess
fyY n -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15

Kansas keeps no6Iy in the van Of civ
Iilization, Her State treasurer is in Jail
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15

II is q thin excnsefor y young lady
to lie abed until nine O'clock in the
morning because thfs is. Sleep year.
/ ydj,r1s,bts,i Herdf9f, ss7'lui siii a74l s.lis5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15

6un ossr their steam and Hs
tsf nm I fodr failes east Of Woods6sld
On edzxsh Acfssk,for sale. togsthss With forty
bvvvvef HAND, The mill has two OF the -
i. EST DFRRNC G no BURRs,
Isin thorough repair, and in good neigh
S>sksoA; mot anothsr steam mill within ter
miles Of It. There il - good accessible vein
t<coAlen The premises. tars:s, ,tissI.,
ikfRssnsaiH b. nedsrats. We would take
sismsll farm in part pay. ss..a
F. & N. KOEHLER.
iuneIes74tf. 90
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Physcianls u and Surgeon,
Once and rssidenss in shs Kifkhrids property,
W00D-SFIE L D, o q D.
Having located stsths abovs place. offers his
| Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to -businesa to merit public
confidence and patronage.
attention. = = = 'ss,ts' may4, '!sr.
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w o o D s 81 p L !. O HlIl1S Il q.
: Teeth extraotedgwithout pain by the use
of nitrous sxids or laughing gas.
|E0nos nsasshsdH. 3. Church-ma25'75I
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' The. estfeas Esisjj,E 81 &C Il &
saalI.sa saall's scgeij
4 Profanity aud plug tobacco are The
crutches on which many boz walks e
\, Whssis Eow Fitsliks aErsSltsls ~
cause she's apt to blow you up 4 harih.
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|iy invented rcough candy" and after
passing it first to the. la dies, he helped
himself to tthe'remainder, and tossed Lhe
rianar ont of tho mi ndnsza n..iufn
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County Cprresppnialeenfc'ea. ile &c
Reported RI p II d + for The Spirit Of Democracy.l
From Seneca Township, A"'

Report Of the Calais, School, Senecs
township, for The month ending January
OF o7R - ,r..-.,.t..' 'tt.- " 80"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26

as a candidate for the Office of Circuit Cler. {
Alexander county at the November election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26
Mayors Proclamation.

10 al whom it may concern
I, Henry Winter, mayor OF the City OF
Cairo, by virtue OF authority in lie vested
by the charter and ordinances OF the city
commanding me to preserve the peace
Of the same, SO that good order will pre-
vail within its limits, do hereby declare
that on Thursday. the Goth day Of Octo-
Der, all places maintained Tor the sale OF
wines and fermented liquors within the
city, that the proprietors and barkeepers
are strictly forbidden from selling to
minors or intoxicated persons, under the
penalties II the ordinance giving the
mayor the power and authority 70 close
up the place 81 business, and revoke the
license OF any person disobeylng this
order, In which case the ordinance will
bs strictly enforced
Special policemen have teen selected
for the occasion. and all good, law-abid.
iD9 citizens are requested 10 help pre-
serve the peace az the city on that day.
All persons desiring the same. and will.
ing to discharge the duties Of special
policemen, are r~Que sted to meet with
those selected, ana report at my Office
Tor duty, on tho morning OF the 2Gth, AT
. O'Clock, sharp. at which time they will
be sworn in ne special policemen.
Henry WINTER. Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26

We are sathotizrl 70 announce f6HE 4.
REEVE Us Candidate for the oftce II irrgit
Clerk AZ the November election.
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General Items.


Try our custom made boots for boys
and mems wear, at o. Haythorn 4 Co.'S
2l-6t
For sale, new top buggy and set o.
new harness. Apply to A. II. IRWIN.
9-l3-tf
Father, dear father come down with
your stamps.
My Caters have got big tear.
And Haythorn & Co., are selling them
off
At only twelve shillings pair. 1T
Economy is the road to wealth. Save
20 per cent by buying your boots and
shoes ofO. Haythorn & Co., Ct.
For smooth shave, neat and FASH
iOnable hair cut, or refreshing champoO,
70 to Ed. Braxton, at the planters barber
parlor. The best Of perlumerics and
hair tones always kept on hand. The
bath room connected with this establish
ment il the only one in the city. and is
always kept in the neatest order, ready
for the convenience of customers. Il
Gentlemen should examine our neat
lifting custom made boots and shoes be-
fore placing their orders with shoe
makers at high prices.
al.6t o. HAY thorn a. Go.
Keep it constantly before the people,
that o. Haythorn & Co., keep the most
complete line of foot wear to he found in
the city. 2l'W
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The New fashions

The styles for ladies' winter dresses are
beautiful. There ia arumor that hoops
arc again coming in, but We scarcely
credit il. TO dress in good taste. one
should provide ample protection against
sudden changes OF tho weather, II, how.
ever, You contract cold, make no delay
in securing good remedy. Should our
friends ask our advice, we should say.
unhesitatingly, that the best SPECIFIC Tor
pulmonlc disorders is that standard old
western medicine Halls Balsam. 1t is
pleasant to take, and does its work faith.
fully. Price, Sl.0O per bottle, and sold
BY all druggists.
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RcsDtotiOus OF Respect.

Adopt, Il by The Rough and Ready fir,.
company on the death of &. ). Hutchin-
son,
WHEREAS, In the providence OF God,
the hand OF death has been laid upon a
brother member Of this company, and.
WHEREAS, Ii Is proper that we, his fell
low members OF the Rough and Ready fire
Co., should give expression to our sor-
row and respect tor his memory be it
therefore
Resoired, By the Rough and Ready
fire Co.. that in the loss OF our brother
Clayton 3. Hutchinson this Co. has lost
an efficient member who was always
ready to do his duty when opportunity
offered.
R>soleed, That we mourn our de-
ceased brother as man of kind heart.
AMI wear the usual badge OF mourning
and drape our hall for thirty days: be It
further
Resolrsd. That to the stricken and be-
reaved family of the deceased we tender
our earnest and heartfelt sympathy, and
may he who watches over all be their
stay and comfort in their hour OF sorrow
and distress.
Resolrsd. That copy of these resolu
tons be furnished by the secretary to the
family of the deceased, and that they be
published in The BULLETIN of this city.
Jos. NJ. NEIRrN. Prcs't.
HARRY SCHCH, Sec'y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26
The Speakers of To day.

The following named gentlemen will
deliver addresses at the grand mass
meeting and barbecue to-day.
Hon. Thomas 4. Hendricks, governor
OF Indiana, and candidate for yicc-prcsi-
dent OF the United States on the Demo
cratic ticket.
blue Jeans" Williams. COVER nor elect
o! the State Of Indiana.
Ex-GoV, John .. a. hing OF Ken
lucky.
Gen. John NJ. Palmer, Of Illinois.
Col. John NJ. Crebs, OF Illinois.
Hon. William Hartzell, Democratic
candidate Tor reelection TO tie House oi
Congress.
Hon. Thomas e.. &. Davis, OF ot.Louis.
Hon. William J. Allen. OF Illinois,
Hon. j. {. Robinson. OF Illinois.
Charles Nelson, the colored orator, OF
Springfield.
Let every one come out and listen to
these great eApounders OF reform. and
profit by what they hear
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26
DouCOla Items

Tuesday was the day for registering
here. There were as names registered.
The Corzines head the list, there being
nineteen Of them. anil all legal voters in
this township.
Sickness seems 10 be on the increase.
There were four deaths here Friday.
We have had quite number OF we'd
dings lately.
We think the politicians aud candidates
lave treated Dongola badly. as We have
had only one meeting Of each party dur.
Ing this campaign.
One Of the town boys was detected
stealing chickens, last riday, from one
If our merchants, Paying for The prop.
erty satistlei eli parties. AMI thcro was
10 prosecution.
Mr.. Donovan hae opened tin .,.l
stove -iot": just what We needed.
MEMO
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Person nj

Hon. Thomas Bouton. the able editor
and proprietor OF that staunch and true
Democratic journal. the Joncsborn
Gasett,, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Della Arnout, of Paducah, is visit
ing at the residence of Mr.. san Wilson
on Eighteenth street.
Mr.. John HOdnett. proprietor of the
st. Louis Times, Is at the st. Charles.
Brother-n-law John F. Casey OF New
Orleans was guest at the ST. Charles.
The Hon. j.. W. Mum OF Chicago
formerly Of this city, is in the town.
Mrs. Robert Adams and family, VIII,
have been spending the summer will
friends aud relatives at batavia. New
York, arrived at home the latter part 81
last week
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Died.

At his residence, corner Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, October
18th, 1876, at 4 o'clock. p. m, with flux,
John II. Phillips, in the forty-fifth year
OF his age.
The funeral services will take place 1T
2 o'clock p. m. TODAY. at the Episcopal
church, Rector Gilbert officiating and
the remains will be taken TO the 2 O clio *
train, whence they will be taken TO
Greenville, Illinois, for interment. All
friends OF the family invited to attend
the funeral
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26

WHuHtAr, Maria Roberts, of the County Of
AieAander and state of Illinois, By her certain
trust derd, or sale mortgage, duly executed, ac-
knowledged and delivered, bearing date the 18th
day OF August, \. ID. lsi6, and recorded in the
Recorders ofhce Of Alexander county, in the
State of Illinois, in book z of sale mortgages at
page $50, did convey unto Orsemas Greenley as
trustee, all tnc following described premises.
situated in the county Of Alexander and State OF
Illinois. to-wit The southwest fractional part
of section twenty-five go, township seventeen
"a, range two ~ west also the southeast frac-
ilondl part OF section twenty-six 90, in town
snip seventeen ~, In range two (.) west, TO Sc
cure the payment OF promissory note for the
sum OF one hundred and sixty-eight dollars, eN-
ccuted by the said Maria Roberts, and payable 10
whereas. IT is provided in and by sand trust
deed, that in case of default in the ayment ui
the said promissory note, or any part thereof +,
according to the tenor and effect Of said note
thea, on application of the legal holder Of sad
note. II should and might be lawful for the un-
dersigaed Orsenns Greenley to sell and dispose
81 the SAID premises anu all the right title, BEN
rht, and equltT of redemption OF said Maria
Roberts or her heirs and assigns therein, az put,-
lie auction at the west door OF the court house,
IN The city of Cairo, ia the county OF Alexander
anu state Of lllino!s, for the highest and Drst
price the same will bring IN cash after having
advertised such sale thirty days in any pcwsps-
| per tat that time published In the said city Of
Cairo and 10 make. execute. and deliver 10 The
purchaser or purchasers at such sale, coed and
sufficient deed or deeds OF conveyance for the
psf,iises Ell, and gu, on the proceeds Of such
v,rtising and selling said PREMISE including
attorneys fees. also the principal and interest
! Oh said note; and, whereas, default has been
| maf IN the payment OF the said note, prncps
ard interest,"; now, therefore, public notice l.
hereby given, that IN = rsuance Of said sale
mortgage AMI by virtue OF the power and au
, thority 70 ne granted In and by the same, and
by virtue OF the statute OF tho tate, the under
, slSned. win. on Friday. the l7th day OF Nov A
d, lsIe, - Q clock, M, a. west door OF thu
court Rouse, in the city q. Cairo sell and dlspos,
! or the premises above sEd in SAID trust uorl
gage deed described, and all the right, title, ben
eft nm! equity Of redemption OF the said Marie
Roberta. her heirs o. assigns therein, at pa iir
auction, Tor the highest and be-, price Tho ssn.S
! VIII bring In cash.
OESLMA~ GRFENl EY, MORTGAGE.
I LlNEnAE & i.AS-bfS. Au's Tor Mortgage
cci. ~, ls't sd
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Special Policemen.

Mayor Winter. by request has selected
the following persons 70 act as special
policemen this day 10 help the city All
thorities preserve the peace Of the city,
all Of whom viii be under the direction
of City Marshal Henry Gossman
Thomas Wilson, captain John A. Ho.
gan, first lieutenant; j. c. Lahue
second lieutenant ;privates Phil Howard
John Sheehan. Henry Stout, W. T.
O'Neil, John Duffy, Samuel Williamson,
NJ. Z. Powers, Ii. r. Fox, Mike MahO-
ney, John P. Hogan, c. 5. Delay, Chas.
Mehner, w. Brown, Nick Williams, w.
A. Redman, W. Il. Decrwart, Nick
Munse, Harry Walker, Peter Saup, l.. Ii.
Myers, Rob't. Beard, James Summer
well. John McNulty, VIM. Mcuale, G
W. Whitlock, VIM. Lonergan, DAME
Dean, William klugc, Patrick
Burke, John Gates, Patrick Mock
Ter, William Rodgers. w. Schatz
John Clancy, Frank Warren, Pat Ken
nedy, Ike Ostrandcr Alex Frazer, VIM
Trigg, CD. Halter, J. ii. Mctcalf, JOIN
ii. Robinson, Joseph Vcirn, VIM. Whit,
and Andrew Cain, all of whom are re
quested To meet at police headquarters
at precisely . O'Clock a,m., sharp, whcr,
they will be regularly sworn IN a
specials, and stars furnished them,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26
AZ the Excelsior.

George Lattner. proprietor OF the ''fx-
celsiOr Saloon. Commercial avenue, three
doors below Sixth street, will spread O
good tree lunch this evening. Oyster
soup, with ST. tho trimmings, will be- the
principal dish, AMI every One knows that
Lattner knows just how 10 make
The lest II oyster soup. He asks all lis
irienis 10 come ana sse him Ola TIL. oc-
cs-iou. The bar is stocked with the
very hest of wines, liquors, beer, etc., o.
well az the choicest or cigars. Csl!
around. drink glass oI beer, eat dist,
o. soup, and top on " with 4 fine cigar;
anu YOU will be happy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26
.HoOsay Tor John Csvicr =

Mound City's patriotic Democrat, Jobu
W. Carter, sent the following dispatch
to Capt. W. N. Williams, OF the Argue.
Joufhat:
Have canyasscd county and town
thoroughly. Think there will DO one
hundred On II a. m. train f1fty on p.
III. train one hundred and fifty horse
man, and one hundred in wagons. Ii
can hold them, will torn at Kluge's hall.
and march rs n delegation to grounds,
day and night. JNo. W. CARTER.
From the way John managed the
Mound City procession last week. We are
satisfied he will be able to hold this
crowd level. and present them to the bes,
advantage. both day and night.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26
70 be Extended,

Nj, Charles 1hrupp OF this city, ana l.
II. Clark, OF { hicaco. chief engineer OF the
Illinois Central railroad. go to Kentucky
to-day Tor the purpose OF surveying tho
route for the extension OF the Mississippi
Central railroad track, from their pres
ent termination al Fillmore City, TO a
point on the Kentucky bank OF the Ohio
just opposite the foot OF Eighteenth
street. The rails OF the road are to he
laid by the first Of January. The length
OF the extension will be about three
thousand yards.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26
l'Srlure RrAsHiug.

We have this day sold 10 Mr.. l.. I
Ford the entire lot OF moulding tools
etc, OF the picture framing department
OF the Bulletin. All orders for franc,
etc, should DC sent 10 him or left a
this office. We bespeak tor HIM the lib
erality OF patronage that has been be-
slowed upon ia. His assortment o.
moulding Is complete, prices beyond
competition aud he guarantees sa,isfac.
ton Ia all caseA.
Cairo. Oct. ~, lS.G.
n CAIRO BULLETIN Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26
Committee Meeting.

The meeting OF the senatorial com.
mittee on Tuesday evening at Anna was
a failure, as far as making settlement OF
the senatorial question was concerned.
Judge liileman appeared before the
committee and agreed to withdraw from
the canvass if Col. TOwnes would do The
same. Col. Townes smphatically re-
fused to resign. Judge llilcman has
shown himselfa true friend to the har-
mony of the party in the district, and, as
the matter now stands, il the result is de-
feat the blame can only rest upon the
shoulders of Col. Towncs. Even Mr..
Trcccc, OF the committee, who has been
his warm and faithful friend, after the
meeting was over declared himself in ia.
yor oi Hieman, believing that Townc,
had acted in bad faith. After the adj
journDleut Of the committee meeting
quite number Of rowncs' friends dc
clared for Hileman.
Mr.. A. II. IRWIN was unanimousl y
chosen to ill the vacancy occasioned 10y
the non-acceptance of Mr., pbcrly.
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THE BARBECUE TO-DAY.
Full list Of che Committees, NR,.
shals. Line Of March Etc.

Below we publish full list of the coin
mittees. marshals. ETC., having charge OF
the barbecue and parade to-day.
COMMITTEES.
Reception Committec-J. II. Obcrly
). 5. Taylor. w. +. Halliday. F. Bross,
+. NJ. .tocktie,h, Il. F. Blake, y. f.
Blue. J. II. Mulkcy, Thos. Wilson. and
W. II. Green.
Committee on Printing w. II. Green.
VI. +. Fulton and W. II. Loncrgan
Committee on Finance. +. w. ilaIh-
day. II. Levy and Thomas Wilson.
Committee on Transportation VI
Howe. ". IA. Morris an,l ". ". vii
liam,.
COMMITTEE on.Grouuds-J. Mcllaliie
&. Haynes and X. Il. Hurd.
Committee on Music--W. W. Wright;
w. II. Morris and Herman Myers.
Committee on Provisions-M. ".
Parker, Herman Levy and VIM. McTIale
MARsHAIs.
Thomas Wilson, Chief marshal.
Assistant marshals assigned to duty as
follows:
Captain James r. Miller. Cairo ferry.
f. Il. Hurd. Cairo and ST. Louis rail.
road.
ID. j. Foley, Illinois Central railroad.
Matt /. Fulton, Cairo and Vincennes
railroad.
Fred kOehler, Greentield's ferry.
Phil Howard, Steamer Fisk.
Frank Schuckers. Richard Fitzgerald.
reserve.
Marslnls will meet ut Tilden and Hem
bricks headquarters at Q am. prompt.
Dinner will take place at o'clock pm.
Speaking commences at O'Clock pm.
Speaking at night Oh the barbecue
grounds at s o'clock pm.
ORDER OF FORMING LINE OF MARCH.
Committee and escort, with band. will
form on corner of Sixth street and Ohio
levcc. at G 80 O'Clock
Mound City and other visiting Clubs U /
Sixth street, with head Of column re- ting
Oh Ohio lcycc;
The Swcepers. in uniform, and Bon
Ton clubs, on Eighth street. head rest
ing Oh Ohio levce;
Reform club on Tenth street, head
resting on Ohio lcvce
Fourth ward club. head rc.tin. on
Lcycc street;
Horscmcn, wagons and carriages on
ourtoenth street, head resting on Ohio
leyee.
LINE OF MARCH.
The procession will start at signal
given by firing of cannon at the foot of
Tenth street, al o'clock;
The procession will move down Ohio
levee to Second street.
Out Second street to Commercial ave.
nue.;
Up Commercial avenue to Eighth
street;
Out Lighth street To Washington
avenue;
Up Washington avenue to Fourteenth
street;
Out Fourteenth street to Walnut;
Up Walnut to Fifteenth street;
Thence to the barbecue grounds.