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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-11

OLD Henry A. Wise says the nomina-
ton Of Horace Greeley, in 1872, was a
gross blunder that drove Virginia to cast
her vote for Grant. II could not and
did not vote for Greeley" continues the
cross-grained old man; "but if the
thunib-screw had tortured me TO vote at
all, | declare, by all the gods at once,
should have voted for Grant, (which
would have been pretty hard Grant.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-11
or rOR rnILADELrnIN.
Gen. Crooks Intentions Sitting Hui
ANA Crazy Horse,

OMAHA. May 0.-Gcn, Crook left to-day
tor Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies,
to become acquainted personally with
the feelings of the Indians there, which
will in a measure determine his actions
during the coming campaign. 1.-The finds
the Sioux iavorably disposed, and can
trust them. he will organize a body of
three hundred scouts. II moi, his intcn.
ton is to raise scouts from The Snakes or
Crows. The general will not return here
until after his expedition, lie expects to
start in the course of three weeks. There
are preparations going rapidly toward.
The force sent out to pursue the Iudi-
ans who killed Mr.. Ilunton mt Cling
Water and stole all the horses, followed
the trail until it was destroyed BY a Sc
we're storm. The trail led in the direc-
ton of the agencies and the Indians were
undoubtedly driving there. Sitting
Bulls village is reported to De- on the Vel
low Stone ut the mouth of the Powder
river. All the Indians from Crazy
Horses band who escaped. have Joined
him and very many from Standing Rock
agency. IL is known that hall breeds are
purchasing large quantities of ammlni-
ton and trading tor guns, etc.. which
doubtless are transferred to hostile IN
dian camps.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-11
SAVE MONEY,w,.Ih.y,. pay double


buy 81 worth of goods for $40. Why no, do II
The Great l.. Dollar sale, - I'rOomiieid street
Boston, Is firmly established, aud Tor wears Ia,
sold really valuable goods worth 81 20 To 81 %
at fixed price of only one Dollar We are en-
doraed and recommended by the best papers
ana The leading merchants. our sale j. an hon.
0rahle business enterprise, we do sell goods at
less than other dealers. In these times il p,ys
To- save money. We sell lewelry, silver and
p!aied ware, glassware, cutlery. dry aud fancy
goods grocerles teas, cOlces, spices, and in fact
everything including 800 elegant books
which retail at one dollar and hfty cents 10 -four
dollars and all FOR Just Que dollar. There l. no
ticket, order slip, or other Uickcry One dollar
secures any article on the list. Ne - -, LEI
You see goods before paying over IS 90 nat
rons attest the popularity OF our great sale. We
cannot give any idea here of our business Our
list of goods would I'LL this entire paper send
NJ once Tor circulars and Recommendations from
our patrons. ! Ou can save cash. win YOU do
IT. II so, address AT once II ORMIs1ON a
CO., y. +. DOLLAR SALE, 80 Broomneld St
ko.t0n. Mass. NA2)-3-lG- WEN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-11

VOn
Injuries 10 .lan or Beasta,
Falls, Bruises
>frnins. -pnins, Contu-
siOns, DELEGATIONS.
Fractures. Cuts, Lac.ra-
t,d or Iuoise,l Wounds
~ Filings, Burns. scalds,
Sunburn-.
bleeding lungs, or
splitting OF Blood
Nose bleed, and Bleed
Ing Gums or Teeth
Vomiting OF blood AMI
Bloody Discharges.
piles = Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles. tlniAllible
iOOthachc. Iarachc, Neu-
ralgia, swclle'i fare
Viseusuetfsiss. Rheuma-
tic swelling or Soreness
stiffness or Soreness,
Iuinbago. Lame Back
Sore Threat or Quinsy.
Inlianncsi Tonsils.
Diptheria, BrOuchi-
tts. Asthma.
sore or lnlianei Eyes o
Eye-liis
Catnrrh. Leucorrhea,
D.arrhea, Dysentery.
SOre Nipples. Iniiainel
Breast.
Painful or too ProfI.sa
Monthlies
Vtik Leg. Ovarian Dis
egss and Iumors.
kidney Complaint,
Gravel and sirn.igury.
thnfings and EAcOriA-
TONS Of Infants. or
Adults
SaricOsc Veins, En-
larged or fnilamed Veins
Ulcers, Old Sores, Inter-
nal Ulcera,ions.
hollis, Carbuncl.s. Tu-
mOrs. Hot swellinxs.
tOrtss and Bunions, Chat
eel or sore Feet.
thntinxs.liarness OF Sad
die calls.
FclOn or Whitlow, FROST
e.! Limbs or Parts.
Mosquito Bites. Insec,
stinss, Chhpped Hands.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-11

TuE Nicely motor la, been heard from
again. the projectors declaring very en-
tllil'a'tically-wiih n twang Of rapture.
in iact-ihat the success of the Invention
Is now assured, aud HAT the ",imc is
very near At hand when the name of
kccly viii bc sounded trumpct-tongucd
throughout, all the civilized world as
mans greatest bencfactor." The dini.
Guilty hitherto has been TO find material
sufficiently strong 10 csniinc the power,
to resist its immense pressure. II this
material has at last been found. ana il
the success claimed la. actually been as
surcd. another difficulty will present it,
self. We refer to the difficulty the pro-
icctors will encounter in trying TO hold
their enthusiasm. It, pressure will be
1891 pounds to the four-scvcntccnths of Il
square inch.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-11

Chlrago hr declares the city councils
illegal, revolutionary and
void, and calls on citizens to protect him
In his rights, and beware how they en-
courage such proceedings.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-11
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Kerr Snd the Deasterslsip- Bclk.
nap fndictcd.-AdjOu rmnicni.
MIR. KEKR AND TIE sPEAkEHsuIp.

WAsHINGToN, ID. G., May 9.-If it Is
MIR. kerr's intention 10 resign the speak
ership of the house, as reported, he has
not communicated that tact to hi, friends
here. In Il letter, read last night by MIR.
Morrison, Mr.. Kerr says that he wants
his leave Of absence extended for ten
days, but makes no intimation of any
purpose of rcsigning at the end OF that
time. In the event of such step, Mr..
Randall will be a candidate for the ,pcak-
ership. aud enter into the contest with
NJ. Cox. The latter has made many
friends lately. and has discharged his dn-
ties n speaker pro TEN, with satisfaction
to both sides of the House.
on ron rnILADELrHIA.
There was very slim attendance
when Congress assembled TODAY. and Il
majority OF the members left on the first
special train Tor Philadelphia.
ADJOURNED.
Both Houses of Congress have adjourn
ell over till Friday, and the capital j.
pretty generally deserted
BELKNAP INDICTED.
The grand jury of the District Of Col-
umbia to-day returned true bill of i'll
dictmcnt against eX-Secrctary Belknap,
for accepting II bride while in office.
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See Here.

See Here. 10 you wan, Books.
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We supply MI books. all goods and %, lowest
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Golden Wheel Fortune Teller, 4Oc Book OF
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We want your patronage. send for our circu-
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PRAIRIE LANDS.

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anu Nebraska Farmer, with chart of lands, and
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-11

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''n"nr' orIwili speak of excellent thing, ;
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to me for past
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Onward and settle either by payment
or note. Further, 1 will inform my
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PEELED to adopt the same system and
hereafter no call will be responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment of same.
w. H. KIRKMAN, NJ. D.
Lake Charles, january 9, 1876.
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TESTIMONIALS
UP
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Waters New Sea y mos have pe"uiiu;
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The tone Of the Waters Primo i, rich, m'}lo"
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New York Times.
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And the same rates from New Iberia
20 Lake Charles. so lbs baggage al
lowed to each seat. 20 per cent. deduc-
ton on round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFICE at Lake Charles, at J.
W. Bryan's store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July 10, 1875-y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-31
U. q. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 6 A. NJ; arrives
at Lake Charles next days at 8 p. NJ.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ. !;
arrives at New Iberia next days at 8
y. 81
New. light and comfortable. mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates:
, 1876-08-24
1Inrea ia n col.sge-s.ndant.

The Rev. j. Nto Taylor, Ut saugatllek, Mtch..
contributes TO tho A.lrgai, Joury4dl some tuter.
ssting "reminiscences Ut tho college days Of Gov.
Hayes, VI wllom l.e was cassIilatc. IIe soye;
",Durt'E tlv first two years Ut tho college course
Haycs was lnorc noted fur hls constant news
paper realizing and knowledge Ut current civil
Affairs than tur uny elnltchce " student. Our
1ooIns were IN tho Ea1nu division OF tho college
building, anil on thu salne floor. and know
!9at his rootn was frrtIueAtcl by such ~
took special tn'ercst In politics. 1t
Mas In tue Juntor and 6cnior ycnrs TINT Hayes
aist!nEuIscl himsclf as u student, nl0ru par.
ugularly In mathematics, and IL what Among
college boys aro considered hard studies, that
=, butler's Analogy aud Logic, In these latter
N9ulea ho cxuellcl. lluyea WIS not often seen
laimionE tho boyB ut Gali.playing, quoits, Or
;ahnyt Or ut tho i,Alh!ng. .Elaec iM Owl Creek.
~ leisure hours hc was ill Ills window with
M,oR, magazine, or newspaper, Or sitting on thu
!Msps watching how tho gaine went on. III thu
nsrxry society 10 wl.tci, iu belonged he took an
teliyc part, mud was always OIL hand and ready
!of tutY. His compusttous dealt chiefly with
mtattets tG q fact, aud wcrc brtcf and always to
70 70 The point. In debate he was clear auI posi-
aFet often catching sonc ilaw Id tue argument
y Y us opponent. At Commencement fle had
.ae valetilctory, aud hLs orations md addresses
nese commended. Hayes wus slunler In Ills
!o1lhtul days, MI atlletu in physique, but moro
~ u mental lnake.up. II thcrc Ii any truth III
Paseaotogy, any ono who hns seen hinl will sru
num I'm pronlueas Ia tut reglou of bis reasoning
, 1876-08-24
SOLDIERS REUNION,

OF$tta AaAp44CH 70 lH$ 1f113H4,
WINCHESTER, ILL.,, Aug. &.-Ths reunion OF
the Fourteenth, Twcnty-soventh, Twenty
eighth, Thtrty-th!rd, 8izty-arst, Nlncty.tlrst,
anl Ono Hundred and Twcnty-nnth Illinois
Regiments attracted to this place to-day vast
coIlcourse Of aoldiera and citizens, yartously e.
timatcd at from 6,000 to 10000 people. Tie DAY
was ushtrcl In by firing Of cannons, beating of
druMs, and the arrival Of procession after pro-
cesslon from tho various villages and surround
Ing counttos, Tho Winchester, the Exeter, tho
Manchester, and the Boardstown Cornct Bands,
and tle Clrrolaton and several other martial
bands headed tho several PROFESSIONS, and
With tl,o uleo Club furnished tile music for the
OCCASION. Several eminent gentlemen, NIL
!louAecl a. speakers, u usual, did not put III
their appearance. The speakors' stanl, Gcautl-
fully decorated With tuwsrs and thp Gags Of tho
seyerel regiments uaE,led, was situated IN tho
Baptist Church grove, Avar tho cvntre OF the
tnWtl. llCro tho soldiers, after having heQn
FORMED III procession, under tho leadership nf
Capt, George ". atartiu, repaired, about II
o'e!uck Il. ni., to listen to i'll eloquent aul able
address of wclcolnu by den. Henry Case, which
thu soldiers, by cul. A, q. Matthews, Of tho
Ntnty.nlntl! lilmoA Regiment. III artlcr u
aesl9nate the soldiers present from the citizens
~ general beautiful pulapptoptiate ballges weru
1urniahco thctu BY q COMMITTEES Ut young I4tltes,
aud tho nataes Of tho solliess, ~ far u possible,
WsIs sn;l's reg!aseFc1 Noon having arrived, the
to CAapnsn Hall. where the ladies al Win
sfcsteF had prepared magnificent FREQ dinner.
Here six tables, Laden with thu iolicacles ii lie
season, aud capable Ut accommodating
4Do persous Ut time, wrrp rupcsteIlY
supplied for three hours, feeding d
, 1876-08-24
a Mans Life Saved by u Dream,

p.., = RVoH40fEsE 1tIfF1oF, =
aafly on Friday lnDrnlug last blr. Hall, q
sg1aseIcr, Of FRANKLIN, Masst went into Ills ice-
est 70 Inspect tho premises, when the door az
and s wa gaea pstoncf M tas x"ry 'gx
tootl Ut try temperature, aud Without lnsat.s II
i, Issale. a speedy and friHhtful death staled n,
y shI the lace. lii shouted, and tAu1npcl upon
SSnat losnlscd to 10 llis collin, but I'll In yal.
..s. ..aaees. When Sir. lIall's son arsxo On that
ss'hSitaing ha WI. deeply Impressed With dream
dtna,l dcn ny had during tho prcylnus hight. lie
.ns; .1ysa'neA that ILLS father lla4 bruu caught and
ff.a,Itoeatet III tho tcc-thcstl Not finding hls
ssf On inquirlng for hlm, thu son ut once pro-
eeusd to the iceehest, usld founa It Tucked. On
GptSiuias 1t the apparently dead body of h!s
d..a! s1e! was discovered aud rescued. 50 near
sssa aad thu unfortunate prisoner coie that 1t
~. hours osfore liz cale to atnte Of conscious
A>ss, LII Is still In Ill cutcelleu condition.
, 1876-08-24

hsf0'1Ine horcfet has dceIeJ not Il exclude American
nasts from tic u.o Of lts canaIa for the present
tea.on son,e definite &c nss'on WI ,n,aoIyh yhe ~
,HFSr s,tr,ysd At nct1ot Monday from lay guy reports
shat Of, Sunday evening, when M Sand lleach ahc
ssw vrssel ~ somc description Of, ro well out fn
H., ~ 'fs Il. or rts 70 e. sif 'sssf s%n; 1s ::
tt!iIeycsni t!Ie, Iea,itr .ay.: 4lno dnat per day 70
The rate paid 70 sallots t whGn l They n'e ~ 1gamtea
,;ncs T"'c' Wien wanted tcy arc lard 10 ind. crans
tt;Tscley, and gone Wnst; '"..,,.The eanal.boas
st,ck sa%s 'a; snss sior pas.ns thtn"eh XbS, locE
Il miles abnva t'swego. IN Ftldny afternoon.
,tosc i hole In !lcr bottom. and sunk. Tho boat u
insured r. nls1 s s.. thn '9tteF eepg gs wa t
tlborne Ere fre$t shYs: ''Tnsglnz e good blat;
nc.s nov and the Kaod tncs arg fully appreciated
+; +; IT, s sssai :%s, f. = y:
1T. '"ss e" no Il. 1nmossd 9si
tt,t Two tugs winrftvc frpn Tnronso % run In op-
p"son lo the present so1al'natlon: sk!ppers tske
itN yenrs ayr. ~ English vesael loaded with coT,.
mr.. vnIuctl ut $40, O' kauk near the port of Ert.
Encc tic event different parties have searched and
s,n5s9s0 snasn. faties sye bsen loaEins
~nI propose to continue tho search until the Yaus.
0'' ~ sptcfoi Dispatch to r. Tribune,
MinouETTE Mich. Atg. 2;}.-AertYcd. Tho prop
Oscar Townsend, .rc1rs Edward KclleZ: Z. g. Nc:
iii, clcasut!. schrs 0cnoa. George ELY. Passed
down. a9"a h Gfss Il y! M!n ,sssth fe'h
DrrrAlo, Ann, a3.-l.bcral shipments and an
advance In lake fseights at Chcago ha7e stlmu-
lated canal fEefghts, and nh improvement Of nc
va. obtained hero to':iay; L9r9a ehipmenMsa M were @
pf1cdE,
, 1876-08-24


LACROSSE, Wis, Aug. 23.-1hc division OF
the Sons OF Temperance Of this city gave un cx.
curslon last evening On the stcatnhuat Natrona.
Two laEgc. Eondolas for dancing purposes az
cotnpnnicd tho steamer. Between MN and 400
persona were OIL toard.- Al II o'clock, when
about Z miles south Ut LaCrossc, Mrs, Waller,
wite ot our 1n,c'l.rcspcctcl tnwt's1nat, Deputy
sStn i9un oos wa'ss c " 10 attempting to ass
hur: footing, and fell between tlle barge
and steamboat, md was drowned. The Natro1ia
was stopped, anil boat launched Immediately,
but all IL tlu purpose.
At tho hatne time tho accident occurred, sone
solne one started cry Of fire, md for few
minutes the widest excitement prevailed, but
the presence Of two or three c0oi-llcadrd men
soon quicscd the fears Of the crowd, and pre-
vented what might havc been serious loss OF
life. Parties have been dragging tho river to-
day, but ut present writing thu body Of Mrs.
Wal1cr Is not yet recovered.
HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. GA boat containing
seven persons Bwainpcd in GhIlrbuctuo Lay,
yesterday, aud four were drowned.
, 1876-08-24

ienst 1,5oo people, attest ng the generosity Of
the citizens n',! tho inIlcfatjgnhfe Industry Of
fully festuonctl with flowers and cvcrgrcens,
displaying the words " Welcome, ali" and the
poftsnts 81 Ltncn!,,, t;corEc anil Martha Wash
inEfon, DonElnt, ticn. Sherman. and others.
Light f3nartla, In full uniform, displayed their
knowledge 1T military tnttIcs, 10 tle trligft Of
tie multitude, especially the younger portion,
after wlic'! MAJ. N. If. Knapp delivered M allie
ins!nns. Short speeches we're ,uattc BY Col. j.
q. Winters, Of Tie ffncty.0rst Illinois Ncef-
mcnt, aud others. spcceh-maktng will he kept
III, until a late hour tt}.nfght, everybody taking
rJatt.