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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
DIR. G. w. FORBES
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that inlest tie air.
IAN An:itote snd preventative and cure for Chill.
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.cI Fever, Measles WhoOpiug Cough. etc.
preventative that Is highly appreciated By quite
number OF mothers who have tried them.
~ Forbes Pads are made from GENUINE MED.
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and restoring TO health, natural energy and normal
activity the vital functions which are weakened and
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possess POWERFUL REMEDY for all diseases
oi the Liver. stomach and Bowels as thousands
can testify from practical experience,
y, b.-As the price OF the Pad has been reduced.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Maypr-N II Thistlewood.
Trea-urcr-Edwsrd DezOnii.
Cletk--Dennis J, Foley.
CogusClor-Wm. b. Gilbert
Marshall c. Lallue
AttOmey-W!lliam Hendricks.
BOARD oP ALDERMEN
First Wsrd-Wm. O'CallAhau. NJ. j, Howley.
Second Wsrd-D2yid T. Linegar, c. L. Wood
ward.
Third Ward--W = Wright, Egbcrt Smith.
Fourth Ward-Charles q. Paticr, james kynaston
Fifth Ward-T. W. Halliday, Ernest u. Petit
County Officers.
Circuit Judge-o. a. llarkcr.
Circat Clerk. A. Reeves
County Judge-R. :. Iocum.
County Clerks. J, Hamm.
County Attorngy-W. c, MUlkey.
County Treasurrr-A. }, Alden.
Shcrit.-John Hodges.
Coroner. Fitzgerald,
County COMPASSIONATE V Halliday, NJ. V
Brown, samuel BrileY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07

"HAcKMETAcK" a popular and fragran
perfume. Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
TIME TABLE.
i. r. TINE CARD ST CAIRO.
ILLINOIS cENTRAL r 4.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RR
TRAINS AEsyE TRAINS UEP4ET
Nsii.......... 49, am. Nail..,.........3 SLOAN.
Express pm. Express, 500 pm.
CAIRO & YISCENNES II.
Mhl........ .loo0p.m. Aiail..........,4;ij an.
CAIRO Is ST LOUIS RR
ETpre.. ...... $50 pm. Express S:iS ~ N
AccOm dalton i9:i5 pm. Accom- dat!or l2;-jp. n
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AID NEW ORLEANS R.R
Mall .......... J:sop.m. MALL. 200 am.
Q \. & r. RtILROAD'
Texas express $40 am. Texas express 2:ljp n.
Accommodate $50 a.ia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07

ALL NALARlAL AND MIAsMATIC PuIsoNs
NeutraiSed, Eliminated and expelled through
Tie ua,Gre. oxcrcl.ous by
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26
LIT!eMal,.

LATHE womeibne to fascinate big
men, but pcrha have a consider
able amount OF kef men in general.
But they are I'd with no such
power for witclar AS their sisters
are concerned. there is a certain
amount OF chrolagonism between
hft'e woman her women, and
prevents ti't'Al ifternizing togeth-
er with shat ity aith which
woman VINO Il no way physi-
cally remarkab,. The ordinary
woman will, pre- tell you if you
appeal TO her for zion that the lit
tie woman ,s ga little thing that
gives herself aAei Of all., aid
graces. The snt may not be
quite correct, bue who generally
make it have %ooe fr belief in its
accuracy. The liman is in the
habit cf trcating viii 4 decree of
Scorh' 'o' 10 say ap which is cal
cuia'eo 10 nave il ritaIing effect
upon ''iei' ''oi 'es' constant con-
'o'i, p''''''' vi 'iei oSnificance has
i"'he' iei 'e'i'per',h her very
Si''''i'e'' 10 al Ho'iie point in her
favor ratiler than aga Rn+ con-
slant fighting, even t,lv .badows
has a decidedly exasr +.,depcv
NV" ','e - continuing battle with
nav e''o ''i''' ,'i'ie omay be dis
posed to consider her ho;,+ 7. i
easy to see how keenlAo,. u.t;,
of being small. She n -,
80 ~ "a great por-
ton of humanity on ,4 .bo
"''o wa ''s> '"o' " mn her in the
r. anu "ry-day life.
-. ~ have every
~, NaS p0Sslhle:
she will, as we haa IA
probably marry big nj ho .;u
in variety of other VIZ. slie WI" w.
affection for the magni1t nei
with the insignificant. =; eon,p ni ta
regarded as a sort of pi ii' may We
against her own littlem! 'i,i p''i y
proof that people woul, - , 1 :.
tbov l,cL IT., 'in just what
rnntric;t;c. mo lis and &c
given them. in view of VI po ioi.
the same time she NAV toseS' ~
to make herself more iiiiiiei ~
haps we should say thai Iei-
of typical little womaneN SP ,.f.,
woman, q al ii''le
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

The petition Of J. IL. Purncl ct al..
for bridge over BOgue Chitto. on Ma.
con & Memphis road, was filed for 30
days; and, J.P Cole, w. X. Stewart.
W. Is. Stewart, }. A. Coleman Jr. and
.. ). Coleman were appointed cons.
to report plans and specifications for
said bridge.
W. B. Hare was appointed ovcrsccr
on Shuqualak and Brooklyn road.
T. +, Carton, was appointed ovrrscpr
on Macon and StarksVille road.
The petition of r. w. HERON ct at.
fora gate across Union Bluff road was
filed for 30 days.
The Supt.of Education was author
izedtO lacatc Il school three mile,
south east af Brooksy!llc, ON petition
Of W. b. Bell ct al.
In accordance withthc report of ID.
". MOOrer, }. Il Allg0Od was ordered
to pay to the Treasurer the sum Of
SlOJ 80, being the amount Of receipts
for taxes exhibited to Dr. M0Orcr by
persons appearing on insolycnt lists.
There was a double assessment Of
the NJ. Il o. RR. lands for the fiscal
year 1873, to-wit:
On account Of State tax. l04 81
On account Of Gen. Go. tax, I79 38
On account Of school tax. 80 GO
Makinga total of 1878 u
And the clerk was ordered to certify
the same to the Auditor.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

The election of officers for the town
of Macon for the ensuing year, was
held last wednesday. There was no
opposition to the old Board, and CON
sequcntly no excitement. Capt. Dill
lard has been elected Mayor five or six
wears succcssivcly, and all the members
of the Board are well broke in. with
Allen and Williams for wheel horses,
and Klaus and Holman for leaders,
while Haucnstcin collects the fare
There will be an abundance of work
to do this ycar-a work of reconstruc-
tion. and it will take close watching TO
keep up the corners well and please
everybody, which, of course, must DC
done. There will have to be some OPP
position next year, if it will only be
for the fun that is in it.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
Citation Notice.

NOXubcc County.
Jennie L. Burke ct al. In Chonccy.
[S29l VS.. In VnrntiGn.
Jesse s. Brewer ct AL
Upon opening the matters in said Com.
plainants' bill of complaint contained, and
II appearing that Jesse $. Brewer. Mildred
Heineman and Frank Ezell, defendants i'll
said cause, are not residents of this State,
hut reside beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process of this court cannot he
served upon them, and 1t further appearing
from affidavit filed that the residence and
pOSt-Othce address of said defendants Is rs
follows, tO-wit the said Jesse 5. Brewer,
Memphis, in the State of Alabama, the said
Mildred llcincmau, Huntsville in said State
of Alabama. and the said Frank L. Ezell,
CarrOlltOn, in said State Of Alabama;
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made, according to law, In the Macon Bca-
con, a public newspaper printed and pub
lished in the town of Macon, citing each and
all of said abOve-named defendants 10 be and
appear before the clerk of the said court, ut
Monthly Rules thereof, to be holden ut the
court House in the Town of Macon. on the
I'd. MONDAY OF MAY, A. D., 1879,
then and there to plead, answer or demllr to
said bill of complaint, or the several allega-
ti0ns thereof will be taken for confessed as
to them, the said jesse s. Brewer, Mildred
IIeineman and Frank z. Ezell.
It further ordered that the clerk of this
court transmit by mail, postage paid, copy
Of this OrlCr, directed to encll of said above
named defendants, ut their respective resi-
dcnccs and postoflice address as aforesaid.
and that he make report thereof Ms the law
directs.
Orderedin In vacation this March 27th, 4. d.,
1879. ROBERT G. PATTY,
Clerk.
\ true copy from the minutes.
ROBERT e. PATTY. Clerk,
BARRY & Beckett sols forcompl'tsl mChA 1t
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

The second annual meeting Of the
NOXubre Go. Sunday School tonyen-
tion will held in the Methodist Church
at Macon, on Wednesday and Thurs
day. April 3Oth and May Isl. next.
Under the Constitution each Sunday
school is entitled to five delegates. 1t
is recommended that all delegates be
appointed ON or before sunday the 18th
inst, and Supcrintcndents are request
ed to report names promptly thercai-
ter to +. j. Ross, secretary of the Con
vention. Ministers of the various Pro-
tcstant denominations, and all other
persons Interested in the Sunday school
work, are cordially inuitcd to attend
the sessions of the Convention.
Suitable arrangements will be made
for the entertainment of all who may
be present A joyful remembrance OF
the first meeting juSlilicS the hope that
the approaching session will be large
ly attended.
ROBERT C. PATTY,
JEIIu HARLAN,
+. \. PACE, EN. Com.
j. Y. COOPER,
\. ". SIMPSON.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

Miss AGNES IIERNboN
The entertainment was one OF the
most charming we have attended tins
season, and we are sure all present
was delighted. Miss Hcrnd0n as we
nave SAID, Is an actress Of genius, and
mas capabilities to fill the entire range
OF the standard drama. She has tragic
and comic power, and will be most
ucrlded acquisition and attraction to
the stage. We should be delighted to
welcome her tbs coming season on our
boards at the head Ola good campany,
confident thar She is destined to shed
lu,lre and honor upon the hlstriUnic
talrnt 0! her native South.-Sayanah
Wa.) Morning News.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

We publish this week an interesting
synopsis of the proceedings of the
Medical Association at Aberdeen, in
cluding the memorial address to Con-
grcss.
Dr. +. p. Sale, of Aberdeen, was cleo
ted President for the ensuing year; DIR.
Jarnagin was elected one Of the Vice
Presidents.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
DEATH or MAI. T. J. MOORE.

NoXubcc has lost one of her best cit
izcns. This estimablc gentleman died
AT his rcsidcncc'in the eastern portion
of the county, Saturday, April 9TH
and was buried in the Pickcn,villc
cemetery on Sunday, Il large number
of people, Of Pickcns and Noxubcc
being in attendance.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

Charley Heinrich, who was baker in
his Young days for Bismark and for Il
long time for Mr. Chas. Hardin, was
afraid Of the yellow fever and took an
early start for Ilsnois. He was clcv-
er man, and we hope he will get good
sitaation. Mr.. Straub, Mr.. Hard.n's
present baker, used to bake for the
old Kaiser William.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

Mrs. Fannie Minor, the venerable
mother Of DIR, II. A. Minor. died last
week at the residence of her son-in-
law, III Morgan county, north AIaba-
ma She died surrounded BY a large
circle of mourning relatives.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
"rtat Blood Tonic

WI, NuRE OF All BLOOD DIS.
M ~ T " eak, Nervous, Dchllita-
H. saoi''Selatedy Have you lost
NH DR. LINDsEY's BLOOD
r ToS,!ure cure you, pimples, Boils.
IindIya..er, Salt Rheum, Sc., are
pNuWluall0ns Of Blood Diseases I;
INK EkEipshIs -, BL0OD SEARcHER
~ " bottle. Wv 'o"'l'''N
4'S q CO., Prop. $. Plttshurg
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

Chancery Court will be in session
Monday, Chancellor Brume presiding.
There will be more than the usual
amount of business done, there being
no Court last October ON account of
the yellow fever. A two weeks se,-
sion will probably be held.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
TIE DELINQUENT LIST.

The Sheriff presents to the Board of
Supervisors Il smaller delinquent list
than amy former sheriff Of the county,
including himself. Over $500 Of this
was not assessed by the Assessor, but
was ordered by the Board of Supcrvi-
SOrS to be collected. The property,
however, could not be found The
following is the order of the Board:
In the matter of The list of Insolvcnt
personal and poll tax PAYERS for the
fiscal year 1873, as filed by {. NJ. Thorn
us, sheriff and tax collector.
The same being duly considered. it
is ordered that the following sum,
shown by said list, be and are hereby
allowed to said sheriff and tax collcc-
tor, Us insOlycncic>; and that he have
proper credit therefor, to-wit:
Election Personal Tax.
Districts
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
STRAWBERRY SUPPER.

The Catholic Congregation will
have Strawberry supper, with some
nicely prepared meats also, on the 29th
inst, for the purpose ofpainting 'hcir
church, hanging their bell, sc.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
NEW LAW FIRM.

F0oTE & FOoTE, of Macon, .
And
ORR Il SIMS, Of Columbus.
Have formed partnership in litiga-
ted cases i'll Noxubcc county.
Mr.h. 2g. st.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
LUMBER and SHINGLES.
4 lV d SulpIy aIWaYS on Hand.

! will shortly be prepared to fill any order
for general building purposes. Special
terms for large orders. Give me a call be-
fore purchasing, ."
apll2tf T. {. PHILLIPS.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

CY Look ont for j. IIolbcrg a. Cos
mammoth Spring stock, now in trans
it. Due notice will be given of its ar
rival.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

Gy llanitcr N ScIlcck are the first
to receive Il beautiful assortment of
PRINTS, the Iovclest Spring STYLES
ever brought to Macon Call early to
secure the choice of the lot.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
CEEDING BOARD OF SUPER
NISORS.
MONDAY. AnriI 7th 1879.


A meeting was held, all present.
The petition of j. NJ. Aikcnto erect
two gates on Crawsordysllc and Web
ster road, was filed for thirty days. In
the mean time he was pcrmcttcd to
put upa temporary gate.
The petition Of ID. Mcmillan to re-
tail at Shuqualak was filed for thirty
days.
The Superintendent of Education
was authorized TO place the following
free schools on rolls of schools with an
avcrange attendance of less thau -
scholars. to wit: Macedonia, Boswell,
Brooklyn. Jackson. W. l.. Hughes, VIII
liams, and that he issue pay certificates
TO the teachers in accordance with sec
ton 48 of the present school law.
The Supt. of Education was iuatruc-
ted to establish a public free school
on north side of Ashe creek, on pet
ton OIL l.. Strait ct al, Also one at
Lynn Creek Church, on petition of p.
5. White ct al.
ALLOWANCES:
Footc & Footr. for legal advice and
services rendered the Board ofNupervi-
sorS, Sli9 w
II. w. Phillids, lime for Jail, 70
w. r. Bracy. for transcripts
and certificates, b %
r. A. Il T. A. Ennis, school
warrants, "a 20
j. W. Patty, nails for Co., "
Hodges 4 Holman, trans
portation for paupers. 20 w
c. NJ Thomas, transportation
for prisoners 4o
W. II. Bracey, for attendance
ON circuit court and cX-otii-
clio services, "a w
C.M. Thomas. for attendance
on circuit court, feeding pris-
oncrs and sundrics, 5l9 lO
For holding inquest on body
ofD. w. Maddox,
Coroner, ~ w
Six Jurors, each, w
The following allowances
were made for timber:
Andrew Williams, 10
Mrs Cameron, w
Michael Callahan, II 20
Frank Lewis, . 50
John adams. II %
ID. Mcmillan. for making
coffin for pauper, w
Peter Beasley for burying
pauper, 50
Mrs. l. Cotton for timber, 8 20
J.W. Sudbury for timber, 70
j. w. Sudbury for supplies
furnished Poor-housc. 10 OO
Milo Spears, for supplies
furnished PoOr-hOuse, IL OO
Chas. Woodtin for making
coffin and burylng pauper, z 5O
Marion McGec, for making
sign boards; b W
habcas corpus ease, ~ W.
B. 4. Howell, for services
in habeas cOpus case, : W
w. r. Bracey, for cost in
habeas corpus case, IL ~
Also freight on books, 2 O4
r. A. ST, a. Ennis, books
for circuit clerk, AZ "a
c. w. Higgins, for making
sign boards o ~ oU
/ +. A. Pace, salary as Supt' -
of Education, lst. quarter, 62 5U
n report of IL. A. Rice ct
AL CONS. was received and ).
c. Gilmore, for building
bridge on Louisville n PICK, =,
cnsville road, was allowed 70 W
Daniel Mcdaniel making cof- =,
lin for pauper, ,o, . w ~
Num- & A. p. II. supplies, III W
Mary J. Robertson, sewing Tor .,
paupers, r..,,.D. :, ,nr;l an
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all present; a .s.ho poor
house. W. J. Maxey was received ano
fled.
Henry Bryson ct al, for more hands
on the Pickcnsville 4 Bugs Ferry
road was illcd for thirty days.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

/, Ferris. at the Book Store.
subscription, or advertise
lhe Beacon.
f. DiSmukc> is the general
i BEACON, and is authorized
Subscriptions and advertise
ihc paper,
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
TreSpaSS Notice.

All persons are hereby forbidden, under
the penalty of the law, to trespass on the
following described lands;
Sections u and -, township Is, range II,
lying south and west of tn" NOXubec river.
Also the west half of section 5 township IA,
range Il. d. G. TAYLOR,
mch22-tf Agent.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

Lowndes county paid NoXubcc 1886
to keep Cavanaugh in Jail in Macon
and guard him back to Columbus.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
NEW ARRIVAL.

Another lot of the popular "Whitc'
sewing machines just received by
w. f. FERRIS
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MlTTEE, NONUBEE COUNTY.

Robert {. Patty, Chairman.
John "; Carr l.. ID. llcnly,
j.. f.. Mcleod, John l. I|loorc,
n. W. Simpson, JAS. NJ. Edwards,
ID. II. Thomas, ID. W. Moorcr.
W. w. Doss, W. NJ. Huckaby,
Thomas FuOte. Secretary.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

Mr.. j. II. Morchcad moved from
Winston county to place in the sub
urbS of Macon, and keeps a good mar
kct opposite llaucnStcin Il Bro; anoth-
er good citizen attracted by good
schools.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
CARRIAGE b WAGON FACTORY .

Will hereafter. in addition. carry on all the
different branches of trade herein mention
ed, and guarantee satisfaction:
Ist.-Carriagc and Wagon Making IN aI'
branches.
2nd-Manulactur Of Plows and other
Farming Implements.
3rd.-IIouSc Painting aud llaper. Hanging
4th,-HancSs and Saddle Work.
hth.-Rcpairiqg of Furniture and Narnish-
ing,
ath-Black,mithing in general. Horse
shoeing speciality, Jahli
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

stewart h Davis is u new
nave contracted to clean
Oote.s lot and have bats and
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
a, DMlNSSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE OF RENTING.

will on Monday, the oath day Of
February, 1879, at the Court House
door, offer for rent to tlie highest and
best bidder, if not rented privately be-,
fore, what is known as the II. w. DOES
place, being the Me quarter Of sec, :.
n. 10, RIG, with al the Improvements
thereon. ,r,aD-
feb. l6. .ConItf AamSe
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

! pleasure in retiring from the
|, To cordially recommend tn our
fN'puhllc generally, thrnrw firm
aS lncrcry respect worthy
Hence and patronage.
F, ". {. JARNAGIN & co.
Pith, 1879.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

] ,me for the introduction
ao ,ooKs expires the following
gS at which | will sell the
Ationed below.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12

fIsncd will continue the drug
lllc old stand aud assume all the
W. {. Jaruagiu n Co.
business must be- closed up, all
ROlrdWlIl please settle their ac-
.pIy and | will receipt the same.
j. +. JONES.
Macon beacon., 1879-04-12
rv nEEICERS
]. nr1sr CHURCH..

BAPTIST lnNh'
4, and sd. Sahbaths, morning
p,,rrr p, | meeting every WcdneS-
ia,H1ay schoolcyery Sunday, IL
Superintendent p...
/ n Y. N0FFSINGER' faStor'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Church Choir Pinafore Company re-
turns TO the Broadway Theatre to-day.
Miss Julia Gaylord, Of the Carl Rosa Eng
iish Opera Company arrived in Boston recently from
London
Miss Fanny Davenport viii appear at the
California Theatre, san Francisco this evening and
viii act there two weSkG.
Mr.. Maplesou has opened his London season
with Carmen" Miss Hank and the other artists were
warmly received, and Bzets opera seems 10 be as
popular as ever.
This months Macmillan will contain an ar
Ucle on The chances OF English Opera by that disn-
guished writer on musical topics, Dr. Franz Huefer
Ofenbach's Madame Fayart" which is to
be produced at the Park Theatre this evening, is
creating .urore nightly ~ the Royal Strand, London
"The Black Crook" at Nlblos Theatre,
Las been RECONSTRUCTED" and the introduction Of what
IS termed The Blue Ballet together with other fresh
features augmens It's attractive quality for The sehefa
pdb,c.
The last performance Of the Mastodon Min
strcls occurred NIr H.yerly's Tneotrc-thc Lgceum
saturday night The Nev-YorE Chndr'n'' Pmaiore
COMPANY will apnear there ,uis afternoon and English
opc-l viii De- given this eveuin-.
The "Ncw-Yorh Chdren's Rnaf0re Com
pauv" will give ITS fist performance at H1ycriy's
Lvcenm Theatre this afternoon at . o'clock In the
evening al. NJ. s Pua'ore viii be brought out by
troupe of which Mcs-r,. VIM. Castle reak'-' Turner,
Rice and TAYLOR. aud " 81 mos Anui3 Montague and
Adelaide Randall. are members.
The only obstacle at present to the accept
auce Of the conduc,orship Of the New-Iorh Puil-
harmonic Society by Theodore Thomas seems to be
difficulty a1out the selection OF dates. TIE perpeXlT
is somewhat increased by the arrangements area"!
made for the opera in both cities, bat It 7 not likely
thlt The scheme which promises 30 well vii DC @'o"Vd
TO fall through.
The Boston (OH'ier says: An advertise
Incnt in recent Liverpool newspaper reads as follows
.Oueeu'- Theatre Her Majcsty's Italian Opera Com
pauy CIr Maoiesou'sl, for six nights only one grlna
morning performance. commencing Monday next -i'A
end terminalIr- saturday, Goth March This is inc
longest ma ue' rec. rd, ana quite puts Ihnesc
drama the Wagner fOur-ulght shows IN tue s'lue'
Nine. Fava1t,n which is just now the
most popu ar op6ra-bout in Paris ia one Of the latest
il not the latest OF Oneubachs works. will be pro-
Gucci at the Park Theatre this evening, with Mile
Aimee in the title role and she will be supported hy 'he
best members Of her company, among whom are Mile.
Raphael MN Jouard. Jucau, Mez eres. Dup'an ana
DupUIs Handsome costumes, iue stage setting hl9
perfect performance Oh the part OF orchestra an"
chorus are promised.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
o rHE S0.clLLED REgELLION.'

a sentimental '1ai y a. Ho f5ae g 8 CT '' accom- a VI
O. that was Just the absurdest sight
/ never could understand It quite
" hen men got mad at nothing at a.i,
And nuTsed their fury and went 10 llglt ,
And flew at each other with powder and pail
A foolish witlcSs, sensses, braw
A silly and ueXcusgble strife
10 save the sO-Cal!ed Nations HE,
Was the so-caligd Rebellion.
There wasn't n thing 70 fight about,
Tn ess 10 was the fauatical shout
The AbOhtionIs,s raised aiar;
That was W hat made the South go OUT
That was what jhey seeded for,
Aud that was tie beginning of war!
The sacred duty they owed thn state
Transformed their bTotherly love 10 nate;
Coercion every pdiro, lo4tAes
And so-calcd traitors broke sO-callcd oaths
In the sC-CJllcd Rebellion.
The Northern soldiers went on the spree
For tic sake OF the pay, It appears 40 me;
And some brought home an arll In a Da-,-
very ridiculous sight 80 see!
And some with heads wound up in q rag,
Aud some 80 weai. they could hardly dIag,
And some ON crutchcs, and far from gay
But they certainly went for the sake Of the pay,
In the sO-called AndeTsoAyille they stood,
And the so-called sons shed their sO-caled blood
In the so-cailed Rebellion.
Twas mostly suffers and sutlcrs' clerks
That marched from the North-you know by Their
They burnt the cities and ravaged the land,
And sir pped the fields like terrible Turks,
And mauled the South with crimson hand,
Aud Whaled her sons TIL they couldn't stand;
These troops were mostly suffers and sich,
And they all came home exceedingly rich;
But their drtadtul dCIngs they didn't suspend
III the sO-caiIet Grant put a sO-CaIlCd end
To the sO-cdlied Rebellion.
And now what good did the victory dOf
As YOU SouthwaTd look DO yOu like the Viewf
The men YOU conquered with powder and ball
Are inst now making the laws for you!
The Northern Bomb0ns' - obey their cell
And they rule the Nations council hall
The white mans rights they still uphold,
And they 80 with their states as they did OF old.
o. nobody knows, but the sO-called Lord,
Why the so-callcd North drew It's sO-called sword
in the so-cailed Rebellion.
Yes, that was q queer aIr1 sorry sght!-
never could understand Il quite,
When men got mad and broke the laws,
And nursed Their fury, and went to fight,
And flew an each other without any cause;
The fOoishcst quarrel that ever was,
4 s. lly and sentimental strife,
10 save the sO-called Nations life,
Was the sO-Caied Rebellion