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The news q the arrest II Dryer
Gay. reported N the dispatches yes-
terday, up,u the frivolous pretext
that he had published In . journal
owned BY him . communication that
= certain jury which had convicted
man Of murder were drunk on the
might prrvi"us tn the finding Of the
verdict, Is IN additional confirmation
to the American m,ind VI the eAist-
snce In Ireland Ut the worst .ls1inDt.
ism that curses this civilized age.
That any nssn should he sentenced
To three m.'ntis' imprisonment and
to pay . fine II 5,UDO pounds any.
where upon . charge SO frivolous
must convince any disinterested
spectator III the ds~potie character ~
the Government that tol. rates such
an net mud Of the Justice and pro-
priety Of the people who rise In ~
I'ellion to such oppression. The de-
sign of such \ Government must Oe
to crush cut manhood, intelligence
and . hive fSr frxet)os:,, and rxis.: up
y r.ee Of +rvile cravtns.
No wonder that every mayor in
every city In lrrlsnd. with one ex.
c~plion, assembled in Dublin in
denunriatr- = Of the act, the mention
Of when caused the vaet tn Ong {"
ri.,. and cheer emthusia.iirail:. Re-
itrrlnE 10 it. Parhell. with his H. IN
sagac,tv and foresight. de.Iar.sl that
frec ~. eel, m.' longer existed in Ire
land, and that the arrest wouii Il"
ntnre for tise ca,'sc Of free ireland
tlsan any ether ~. II; .: resrnt .xrlr
renee. lie advised the Irish iArty L"
continue to esiueaie tie people 10
learn to govern thenis<lves. Cray
had l'epm Lord Mayor II Dublin. and
was ut the time Of his arrest high
sheriff. The p,-itions he hssi H'cu-
pied stamp him ~ n nian Of popular
ity and intelligence. His arbitrary
arrest for an alleged c"nt~n,ps VI
ss,urt will drive nm % into open rrbsD-
in,n wlI" have hitlr.rtO taken 40
active tan In the movement kH.k;ng
towards Irish independence. 4 gov.
eminent that r. guilty q; such crime
against ire<dssgll aIe~erve~ To liz over.
lhx,vn nanal Il, take iia uln6.,s II his.
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An Outrager Summarily Dealt
With.

ALBrerERQUE, n. ~, August Is.
"A special says = daaiardly outrage
In 80 "rru prriet ateti by = gambler
named Ju.en Elversie, upon mn
eight year o!d girl, sunday night r.
suited IN his arrest yesterday nn'rn'
ing and lis being sent to jail under
.nn,is. During the night = mob Of
:aW men quietly tO0k him from the
jail; t.A,k him 10 the little girl who
identified him. and then hung him
I" tire. There was very little tx
element over the occurrence.
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N4aaT D;SPArcn;
ny WESTERN UNION TgLBoRAP1


II. PETERsBUKG, August 1a-It
II believed ut Ev.rr00nl. Armenia.
thxt Russia h ass,ut tD sxr'oe:y the
wl,s,ls. II AHA Mius,9. The RWaaIans
could esuliy d. lhk wit'.aut much
DlOou.Led.
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MAxDAN. Dsk., August ia
special s,> y mursler wss commit tt<i
near + ,ri L.n...iD W.,ii.r .iay eves'-
ing. J~.-.b Ehs.k Icing l~"tro o.
sissaih ~ three nseil Tor an'~ IT,. KrA>s
claimed i.y them. john rr,swsl'uiI
Charles Trulsl,'pIl aud Ira Hall, IL.
n,uvsl.-r r., xre Edg. 4 in ja,l wilis
{ IL lr.,cpect. Of l.e: NE lyncllesl.
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ThOs 0oD . go gooO Sass0ds & - psosSes
slhNu)A ~ - aODo0od Do ths Conve1sso"
Py)oasy usaselnos - ~ several psrss"ess
~ eoe.ssa g.. esees deSegsseA and altar
noae>. q - sasb~ssse NJ Aosesoses 10 ae
10000 - snss ~ ssej,o voc oG tbo lse
~. A. CLARK, Chajs0as.
lonv n. CVR9s0, oee.y.
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Annual Meeting Of Mining Com
panies.

SAN F0ASClsco, August l7.-At
the annual meeting ef the Martin
White Nininy Cs',lpa.,v O1,Nl
shares were represented. The old
ln,ard % directors was unanimously
reelected.
At the annual meeting Of the Alta
Mining Company the t"!al rcpreseis-
'atiOii was 10 4l3i shares. The fdI
lowing trustees were elected: W. +.
Meyer. N. Thompson, w. i H.
bart. w. =. Wood aud Il. n.
Graves.
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me- 81 - u voaes - the Central our
a,sas. hs,se aeasW-s ~ Use q pFoSSD y"
~ .snv4"si ~. Il ssee's'ssot" - ~ es.e-
RI s,s"s, .s"vsssss''s - s's-'"" ~ 49,
~.aa. N a aeP., ~ % the 1eSy.''"IA0 CT
vse,,,~. aaa ~ sIops.os ~ . ''-o'"'h'"I j.
80 eson'y as,avsnaH" sniha' W 3 ms
aeshs lnej. -. SITTER .sies ~ 60 W snr
R.,,.s,,,,al Cs,pveusjNs eu ess' llSe neis~
vcae - ehe,r eau Il. IN - ~. v.' tn
= - nssnv. 0sNCkL ~ nv
AhM'H.
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The nilkinx st.s.l |. the latest T..
tns a.S.:rs',''" line. u Is affected
only ny the crean, ofssciv,y.
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Colorado News Items.

DE>vEE. \uxu>l l1.-A Pueblo.
dispatch says: lion. ". u. Nil. y.uf
l'.nl:>s l.al.!a. wim is Iii king an "A-
i..nxive Tour through Col,.ra.'u. IT.
c.'i.el II g,al..l ovation IN this cit!
to-day. Mr.. k-ll-. WIS :,>;""i>I.rtl
~ the rapih growth -: P"ll" and
;,r,il,,.u,.esi the s.,.-i ".shs VI this
c.:y the ii,.'st .,..Hr;rl. III ANY O'n.":.'
~ Pttsburg. /" '':r t"r'i"g hr AL
,lIe.sssl Il large ..u."... u il- sui
jet IT tariff reform ami :t,.. tax law.
This afternoon Samuel Allen WAS
instantly kiIlt4i near .As,s:m Til
slate by u tree falling on him. A.
le,r was Il graduate Uf McGili Cniver-
sity. and n native Uf Ca,,a.l:,.
4 TriLWMs's Santa F. special says:
1t Los CrrriIlOs r,m!ig .li~irir :,
blast in tn. Grand Central tunnel
Went If pi~ln '.urr.y. fatally wound
ing Fred Z. Merrill :'s.l Ti...s. Harris,
miners,
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4 Destardly Attempt to Wreck
Train.

P,TTsBUR0, August 1S.-A most
d.starily and cs'Id blssnied attempt
Ia Wret.k . t,ain vgss made last night
ut the first ,rvstle this ~i'le Of Alle-
gupli station On The Pittskurx 4
Lake Erie railroad. Al Allegupli
yesterday there MS \ picnic, which
wsx attended by some thousand Or
more Of men. women 1n0 Children,
filling s.,il,t. half dozen csMchsS. On
the return frsm All.xupii the train
Was xs,iny ut y rapid rate. just b<-
fore enterspg the tirst trs=lle the
engineer discovered . large beaIM lay
ing acrs,-s the track, and tl,e di'ss,v-
cry wax just in tin'e I" eDae'ls lsinl tn
stop the train. Had his attention
b<.en attracted In xlsaDtheT direction
but for . s,innsent i,ef.re be saw the
Oi,etru .tiOn acrv,>s the track the train
would have beeR prrcipitstesl To the
gr,und l.eIOw. y distance Of forty
t~ct. aud with the precipitation there
would have l'xen . terrible ltsss Of
life. Who put the obstruction on
tie track or the motive II VI c,urse
unknown.
Specials from Over the Country.
CHIcA0O, August ls.-The 7ri:
han: rays that on account Of the
thoroughly si..,rt.eigl,ted ls')iry Of
tie rnaslis leading from, Chicago Ia
Missouri river ln,ints In advancing
grain rates very little grain Is cos,'.
ing this way. but h taking the
cheaper barge rUute from Mis-
souri, and kaI>,ss.
The Western Distillcrs' Association
have appointed an executive cs,n'-
m,,ttet., adopted Resolutions. 'svorinx
the enforcement Ut the law for the
observance Of the Sabbath, well
.lige-scsl li.pnse law with hixl,
f.urs tor each Iise,,se granted. ailsl
.,,,nning any conflict with either
ls'liticai party. The sentiment of the
di~.Ill r. attending The msCe:'ng j.
v.ry strong against taking ami pt'lit-
ie7al action. II. b. Miller was
elected president, and fur
tl,er business Of the association
will I've transacted 1t y meeting to be
held in Indiana .x,ljs, date nut tixesi.
l.a-. night at = late hour, lstlle cOn.
tanning molten metal was upset Ut
the North Chicago ruling mills
!riyh,:ully burning john R'''es'k.
john Quinn aud Patrick Mctauley,
the tir-t two probably fatally.
4 Milwaukee specsAl nays William
Johnson. train wreckrr, was found
"uiliy ~ the jury and will receive
from one I" ten years imprisonment
at har.i l:.ssDr.
\ Wianem,ac. Ind, special says
the Republicans ri the tenth Com
cr.'s<.nil:il csnv-utiOn Nominated.
Mix l.. bennett.
\ Ianktcn special says William
d. Russell Wa i.and guilty ~ the
Jury Ut conspiracy iu the Santa F~
script ca.e< !.ut the vcI:,ict a.i.!s u
comp a;;ng Clause that they .NnuOi
determine" whether the in'~ting or
writing up "R the b''gu> certificates
Wits enc t'tft." or after they ". r.
executed AMI signed. The defense
IL inns \ lirw triul on TIL. verdict.
The trial Ut Cameron aud CARPENTER
has been put Ov>r till til. winter
term.
4 Montgomery. Ala. special says
the Wu,i~wOrth steam dry kilns
lathe md planning mill. Is miles from
til. city, hurn.tl Wednesday night.
L>~s .Nk,; mO Insurance.
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llovem uto IF the 1ugh~h In
14ypt.

ALEXANDRIA. August IL. The
..ivi.j..m att. Guards anil tie sixty
ujwt, v.ximsrui sr< In'w en- ",k'"x.
tie. (io,ll.ss, "s..l tanner u i't.i'' '''i-
rr. ..;u. - Rssml.ls T., iasrsu \ D'irIs'a'.
.:.r - Highland brigade un'ier 80.
4 lem. TIE fleet and tram, erie :.rc
=. ,iirx up steam. They will -"
ri, n STATED Ofdxgn.
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The Story Of an Eviction.

TIL" i'a!l Nall f:.,:. ~ ,.'inf> tN
f'l'"w>in=: Here is ~: >,"'..' q ~
eviction t"'o al AN imI.n.'-, III k'as'
county ii. c:,,!i T.. ~ rfra.t ~
t"'rer, wlli..li d'ei ri .x-..~irc. J"
Ia'Mrcr WAS cvi.tc hr l,i- 'hi''e.t''..
u large farmer. undo. w'mn, t.. "t.
y cottage nj live pence n 'rv''k. "l u. -.
lS:h III April. 1t th.. ti,,.,'. his n!n'
csIiistr..h Were sutIrr;n. ir.'In ii'':','r,
After IT," eviction they hs' t"Au',Ox
into \ l'arn, which ha.t IT, wi."; !,
AMI but u ta,tl ti.nnr. wi.ih, Il hoe "
the wall served as chimney. A"ii
some well k. the Ladies i.''"
League sent down timi"r or Il q"
b'it the i,'en VIII" brought i. were
iIis"mcd fer six week.. - II,
evirt'd." sail the n,an. ny
magistrates Ut kns-!... ani tie "H
~, the seven 'lay-' n;:'r I" f"'' !.
told tlleu ms ri,i'ir,n "c'e ~.
n,e,ss'ts." TIL. n.,.rw II NJ ,;.'
player. VIII" wM> in ..l.it al 'l'e ' ",.
Was presiding. The '.rl':"" ,,.r
eitsrt,Sl 10y three. or four :>'rI'"" .'.,.
wilh tile help III ...vcraI l"'tt",;
The>'' art. ~. r. Il. ."..'i i'i.'".
c''r'',i :, "!'" r mark: 'hns ....
'Hr'sirl ~. vi, ri, Az. nr.v u: w
l'e in " u'l IL >tu;r a. i" raw
iloHxs.urc."
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Death Of an Old Chica1can.

CHICAGO, Aug. H. Alfred s:M llrie.
u Resident III this city S,i,ce lSl7. .ii..!
To day. aSesl -. He was a >om Vi
Samuel Guthrie. tl,e' :; Sc,,ver.r If
chl,I.:"rm and percussion ls,a'l..r.
lie planned man, imlOrtan. public
wOrns IT the city. was many Wears
engineer II the Illinois aid Mi-hig ~
canal. drafted the United states
s:ean,ix:.t inspection la~. ami was
ins!rMmt nta' III securing It's J:;s>:ig..
~ 1851. II" VIA ais" inspector in ;l..
LAX" district for eight years. 1T The
TIM. Of hi, Il ath ':e wa> ;hg"y;,! III
prr!.:'tjh. ~: improve: w..cr meter.
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Northern Pacific Examining s.O.1;-
2iySlcne

EA>nlSG- \. Aa:. l..--Thc i'r':i-
dent Ia :tni"'i,':.: r,iu,:.--;oEr.S ~
rxl:nin~ 2t' mil. ~ -" .i,:."r,,
l':'l.:" r.,lr,m: ~ :.:I"y> !rN'>
'.,'..s:: .:::';; iW::i. !; IA: -: H'.:c:, i,
H. i'li:w n.,l Nr>;.rn M,Mtaisi. ami
Is miles i il Ni.r":, .;n ar. M:n,r.-
ST.. T:..' 'r'.::u. -.-'.u.:.v> fr III
A..'.ru N.,:".. "- =. :! ~:
T';"H: !'r.,ry ia .ir:..:. =. -.
':-.sl r"! ll.r,r.. !; E:,: ..!:.. i ,,-
Ea>'-r', -. '-:,Hi. .>r '.';:i; .nh 49,.
JOHN u. >"ht"" -! :."l":.. .,,.'; il.
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I.OSn,S. Au.u-i T.. 'f'|a Il,
grams r,r.. i've: il m"'' STA.
trouble. in ..ac. .u.l"i"''e" Srg
general iii>lirr.r.in. ;;i''t u" I'D
Aisu Queen have. eel. !. :. Is
JalsalIe>e 'r.ali"u w. al :" "..,..a
nnttv.. iH.nnyim tot. anu - ~
lsar'y. 4 Jala,,.>r '"a''-'' .;y.f.
Leel dispatched IL scout liz ''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-20
STAGES OF THE RIVER.

The river marked by the gauge last even
ing at 4 o'clock at this port 10 feet
inches and falling,
Pittsburg, Aug. 1916 p. m River feet
8 inches and rising.
Cincinnati, Aug. 1916 p. m. River II
feet inches and falling
Louisville, Aug. 1916 p. m.--River 7
feet2 inches and stationary.
Nashville, Aug 1916 pm. River feet
inch and falling.
st. Louis, Aug. 1916 pm. River 10 feet
inches and falling.
The City of Providence from Vicksburg
arrived last evening at o'clock, She had
fair up stream trip and departed for ST.
Louis at p. m.
The ferryboat Three States did big
business yesterday in the way of passengers
who came over to see the big circus.
Remember the Jas. W. Gaf from Mem
phis is due here tonight for Cincinnati.
Capt. Bob Wise in command. W. F.
Lambdin, passenger agent will furnish
tickets at reasonable rates.
The Paris c. Brown left Cincinnati for
New Orleans last evening, will report here
about Wednesday night,
Cincinnati papers says the Guiding Star
will leave there this week for New Or.
leans.
The Gus Fowler will lay over to day,
consequently the only chance to go up the
Ohio is the Gatf, which will go up this eve
ming.
We were surprised to see Capt, Taylor, of
the Fowler, out so soon, as we heard only
day or two since that he was quite sick,
but he was on duty yesterday.
The w. p, Halliday, from st. Louis, ar.
rived at p. m. yesterday. She will leave
this morning for New Orleans.
The City of Helena passed down last
night for Memphis.
The Andy Baum for Memphis is due
early this morning. See W. +, Lambdin,
passenger agent, for rates.
The circus last night took our compost.
tors by storm, consequently the river this
morning is on the decline
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF JESUS.

PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF JESUS.
A correspondent of the Washing ton
Chronicle writes; son Sunday last, Rev.
D. Newman delivered a discourse upon
the humanity of Jesus Christ, in which be
stated that nothing had been handed down
to us in regard to His personal appearance,
many different views being entertained on
that subject Inclosed you will find
letter written by Publeous Lentulus, pTesi.
dent of Judea, and sent by HIM to the SEN
ate of Rome, when the fame of Jesus be-
non n orrool oh~"aa 80 'ho world Those
are his words
"There lives at this time in Judea man
of singular virtue, whose name is Jesus
Christ, whom the barbarians esteem a
prophet, but his own followers adore him
as the offspring of the immortal God. He
calls back the dead from their graves, and
heals all sorts Of diseases with word or
touch. Heis tall and well shaped; of an
amical, reverend aspect. His hair of a
color that can hardly be matched,
falling into graceful curls below his ears,
land very agreeably touched on his shout
ters, parted on the crown of his head,
like the Nazarity.
! "his folehead is smooth and large; his
chee@ Without other spot, save that of
lovely red His nose and mouth formed
WIN Squisite symmetry; His beard thick,
ana ca color suitable to the hair of His
head''aching an inch below his chin and
p"r'ln in the middle like fork His ewes
oriehelear and serene; He rebukes with
maJestGouucils with mildness His whole
aaIaresswhe'herin words or deed being
,.,et d grave. No man has seen Him
80 o'he has wept frequently. lie is
sor,smArate, modest and wise; a man
tio,uY Violent beauty and divine perfee. |
p@sing the children of men,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-20
W. G. COUP's SHOWS.

Candor compels the acknowledgment
that the above named shows or, rather,
combination of shows, which gave two
performances in this city yesterday, was
one of the best institutions of its kind that
ever visited this city, There was
larger street caravan, and, general
ly, more interesting performance,
than at former shows, And it seems that
the people generally expected that this.
would be 30, or the name of the proprie,ors
carried conviction with it in advance, for
the tents were crowded to their fullest ca
pacity at both performances, and all were
well pleased, as was evident from the ap.
plause which frequently greeted the per.
formers.
In the side show tents there we're many
new and interesting features, seen only in
Coup's shows, and the menagerie tent
was we'll stocked with fine specimens of
wild beasts OF varid descriptions. But the
circus tent proper was, of course, the prin-
cipsl attraction. The performances were
in some respects the same as usual,
but there were number of new features
which made them doubly attractive There
was no deception. All that had been ad-
vertised was done, and that too without a
hitch or anything that marred the pleasure
ofthe audience Among the new features
may be mentioned the ladder act of the
Gladiator Bros; The high wire bycice per-
Torrance OF Miss Ella ZueIa the trotting
act of Mr. F. Melville; the exciting chariot
races, etc.
The show lett last night in twenty three
cars belonging to Mr. Coupe on the Wabash
road, enroute for Indiana Several of Pink.
ertons detectives attended the shows, and
they, with the assistance of the local police
headed by Chief Myers, kept perfect order
in the city and about the tent all day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-20

The London Times says Of American
tourists; Upon the wnoIc, while they
can learn something from MS, we may
learn much from them, and it would
he well that the English tourist would
meet advances from his transatlantic
cousins more than halfway, for they
are frank, open, and weI-intontioned
people, with no more than their lawful
share OF national prejudices."
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ANOTHER NEW RAILROAD.

A compsY has been formed, and the
survey has been nearly completed for
oui'ulng new standard guage
railroad from Van Buren,.
Arkansas to this city. The road will pass
through some of the best cotton country in
the south, oocning up to Cairo merchants
and capitalists field of action.
ms is TIA, third road now in progress
OF construction toward this city from diff
ierent directions, the other too being the
Texas and Cairo narrow guage and the
Caro- and Cbarleson Qlls.) narrow gusge.
Ihe last named railroad is now being &C.
lively pushed, about twenty five miles of it
being already built. These three roads,
together with the six roads already center
ing here, will make Cairo tho most imported
railroad center in the state outside of Chi.
cago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Oihcers.

MGyOr--N. b. Thistlewood.
Treasurer-T j, Kerth
Clerk-Dennis j, Foley.
Counselor--Wm. Is. Gilbert.
Marshall. II. Meyers,
Attorney william Hendricks,
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
First Ward--Wm. Nc Hale. T. M. Kimbrough.
Second Ward Jesse Hinkle, G. N. Hughes.
Third Ward--B, Y, Blake, John Wood,
Fourth Wsrd-Charles o. Patier, Adelph Sw0.
loda,
Fifth Ward.-T. W, Halliday, Ernest Is. Petit.
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BROWNS
IRON
R/77ERS

enHches the blood and punfes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
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How do | manage to rid myself Of
bores?" said woman of the world.
Nothing is easier When | want to
send man away talk to him about
myself When | want him to stay in.
definitely | talk about himself"
ST, JOSEPH'S LORETTO ACADEMY.
CAIRO, ILLS.
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In Vain, Alas, in Vain,

Miss Spinks FISHING, and expecting
the obvious reply)-"Ah, Mr.. Poodles-
by, they say that beauty was the rule
among the Greeks, while with us it is
the exception
Poodlesby (thinking of Poodlesby)-
"Ah-really now, defy any one to look
around this room and say that ugliness
is not the exception"
Miss S. Casting again IL hope you
do not consider me one of the excep-
tons, Mr. Poodlesby,n
p. (absently)-"Ah, exceptions prove
the rule, you know, prove the rule
prove the rule. '-Haruard Lampoon.
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FOUNDED, 1868. CHARTERED 1864.

FOUNDED, 1863. CHARTERED 1854
This institution, under the direction of
the Sisters of Loretto, is situated in the
most elevated and healthful locality in the
city; commanding a view of both the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers, The new building
erected In place Of the one lately DESTROYED
10y tire is more commsdious and comforta
bic than the old one, and the grounds are
more extensive and beautifully shaded.
Parents and guardians may be assured that
their children and wards will receive the
most vigilant attention and careful scholas-
tic training, The facilities for the trans.
mission OF pupils to and from this
institution are unsurpassed; via
rivers; the Ohio and Mississippi
the Illinois Central railroad Wa
bash railroad, st, Louis & Cairo railroad
and Texas narrow guage railroad are af.
fording never failing communication with
the city of Cairo. The usual academic
course OF Studies is taught At
this institution. The scholastic
year is divided into two sessions
Of twenty weeks each the first opening on
the first Monday in September the second
commencing with the first Monday in
February and terminating Mt the expira.
ton of the forty scholastic weeks.
Terms per session of twenty weeks
Board and Tuition in common branches,
$40. Board and tuition in higher branch
es, $75. Music extra. argus copy 2w.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-20
RIVER NEWS.
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W, F. LAMBDIN, river editor OF rae BuLLrIN
and steamboat passenger agent. orders for all
kinds Of steamboat job printing solicited. oace
at Planters Hotel, No. 81 Ohio levee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-20
OF CAIRO.
Organized July 18th, 1877, Under the Laws
the State Of Illinois. Copyrighted July
g. 1872, Under Act of Congress.
OE'FItJICRS
NXECUTIVE COMMIrrEB.
WIN Y. PITC iER, LIS. THOMAS
W. G JOCELYN, r VINCENT.
WILL I. REnBURN

BOARD OF M NAGERS.
d. A. GoldstlnO, of 9odstinG Il RlseuVater whoIo
sale and ret II dry good, etc; Jas. ~ McCiahev
lumber dealer; Wn. r. Pitcher, general agent;
Albert Lewls, dealer in Hour and grain; i. Il
lhomas; hrlckayer; Moses Phnlips, contra,tor
ana builder A Chnmbloy, grocer; Thos,
LEWIS, secretary aud attorney.atlaw; W II.
Marean, Homeopathic physician; II Sander. Of
Sarder q Son groccrs; r. II Baird, street sinner.
Msor; Ed y waite, asst sec. W. Il o. NJ. A. 80.
C G .. ", spler; lumber aud sw.mill; 4. l..
Sernigon, barber; II Il Dietrich, clerk W., 81 l.
r.; W. M. KobIer merchant tailor; Jcd NJ,
ularN, dealer In Wallpaper ani window shades, i.
y English, contractor and builder; Witt Red
burn, of Morse n Redburn, cigar manufacturers:
II vincent dealer Ia lime u d cement; L A.
me pt, photographer; w G Jocelyn, dent,st, \
II. laoet, mtg joweer; j II Robinson, j. r, and
NOTARY public; D. 5 Perle, phvaiclan; II, w
Bottwlck Insurance agent; y. Z Jarboe, foreman
81, GAG mains, aud e. Wabrdge, lumber and
snaw,mlll, OF Cairo; II Leighton, cashier MAI
Bank stuart Iowa; Rev f. A, Wilkcrson, Pryors.
burg Ky; J'W. larry, physician, Fulton, Ky