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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-16
'Sheridan's Famous Ride.

In very short time everything and
everybody was in confusion. each one
asking Of the other what 1t was oil
about. Cavalry calls were heard In
every direction, while the long roll Of
the infantry on our left was plainly aud
ible. 1t was indeed, most complete
surprise to every one, particularly to
the infantry camps on the extreme front.
many of the men being shot OF bayonet4
ed in their beds. No one thought Gen.
Early any nearer than Stanton atleast.
Saddles were hastily packed and horses
led into line awaiting the order to mount,
while those Of our men who had made
such elaborate preparations for spend
Ing the winter at this camp showed their
disgust and disappointment by savage
growls and language, which isnot found
in any book OF pious nature. As the
fog slowly lifted, there began rush,
scramble, stampede, or whatever name
il may be called. They passed us on
the run, singly and in squads, many
with only their understanding on, Others
partly dressed, while very few carried
their muskets. Surprise and fear seem
ed to have monopoized all their facul-
ties. Their one thought was to get TO
the rear and get there quickly. AS day
light increased the firing became louder
and the flash of artillery added to the
general confusion. Most Of the fugitives
belonged to the 9Th corps, and amid the
excited and panic-stricken crowd their
officers vainly begged, threatened, and
commanded them to halt and form.
Appeals were in vain; every man seem.
ed intent upon securing his own person.
al safety by flight, and going on the
old maxim: Every fellow for himself.
and thedesil take the hindmost."
1t was at the time, when every one
felt sure onr army would be either cap
tured or cut to pieces, that Sheridan
himself appeared on the field. Mounted
on large black horse he came on
gallop with his hat in hand, his every
appearance denoting anger and excite
ment. AS he passed us he shouted:
"Steady lads. we'll give 'em hi yet!
This wouldn't have happened II had
been here" As he continued the men
gave him cheer after cheer. Every ono
felt the inspiration Of his presence, and
we all felt that somehow or other he
would bring us safely through. Army
trains were turned into the fields and
many stragglers ran back voluntarily to
the front. Sheridan's staff, unable to
keep up with him, came galloping by.
one by one. Firing gradually ceased
altogether, our lines withdrawn short
distance and reformed, while the caval-
ry were massed and took position on the
TANKS. Custer on tho right and Merritt
on the left. Before shutdown OUT victory
was complete. w +. Mackay IN 2hila.
delphia Weekly Times.
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The Spanish Army.

King Alfonso XII, like Won Moltke,
has some ideas about military matters,
and the Spanish establishment is to be
reconstructed. Eight years service in
the army is now required, four in active
operation, and as many more in reserve
force. 1t is proposed to increase the
time to twelve years as regards the in
fantry, two years and quarter to be
assigned to the ranks, three and three
quarters to the "active reserve" and six
to the ''second reserve" In the other
arms the terms Of service are to be three
and four years, respectively. At the
same time the peace establishment is to
be raised to nearly 100000 men, while
the reserve force, to the number Of 49,
600, will be given active training every
year in April, May and June. There
will be in the infantry branch 40 active
and as many reserve battalions, and IL
Is estimated that after all these reforms
have been introduced, Spain will at any
time be able to put in the field, jim the
space Of fortnight, 10000 men. Suit
able measures involving these ideas
have been laid before the Cortos by the
Minister Of War.
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Abortion in Cows.

II in the winter season, and the cows
are kept stabbed, the surroundings should
be carefully looked after. There should
be ample ventilation, but great care
should be used that there are no drafts
of air. The barn should never be closed
up tight over night, nor the doors thrown
wide open during the day, while the
stock is in. 1t is noticeable fact, that
in large city livery and horse barns.
more horses are lost by this treatment
than by almost all other causes com.
bined.
While ample ventilation is necessary,
we should not only avoid a draught, but
we should not have too many cracks for
the winds to whistle through.
The surroundings as to drainage are
essential for good health; and it Is par
ticularly important that there be no
smoking manure heap near the barn
doors or windows, where gentle breeze
will watt foul odors in upon the stock,
in place of the pure bracing air.
Clear, pure water should be at hand,
or ut convenient intervals -stagnant
ponds are prolific of all kinds Of diseases,
abortion not excepted. - Correspondent
of National Liue-Stock Journal. CAica-
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CHURCHES.

<,AIRu BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
l streets: prenchipg fret aud third SUNDAYS ~
each month, IL m. and 7:3O p. m. prayer nen'
ina THURSDAY, 7,30 y. NJ; Sund az senool' W."
y,uugeH OF THE ,RKpEEMER--tE pisc4qpsn
1 Fourteenth street; Sunday IpoA m, ho'y
Finch assist: o 80 a. m, Sunday school io;4s am;'
MoSninc prayers; 800 p. m, evening fsyen' ~
p. davenport, y. T, X. Rector.
r,IRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHuhCh.-
reaching al 10 80 q. u, p. m, ana I'oS y. m
:abbnth school at ESQ p. IN Kew i. D. onoro''
pLrt0r -
DTHERAN--Thirteenth street; services Eau
bath $50 g. m; Sunday school 2 p m hs''
Knappe, pastor.
EETHoDIST-Cor Eighth and Wanu. ~. suee y
MI Preaching Sabbath n:O Q. m. ana ~ y. ~
Sunday School at 800 p. m. Rev d. n o''''''
astor.
NyvsRyTHRIhN-E Eighth street. preaching on
sabbath At 100 9. m. and 7:aO p. M Prssyeii
ms.,ipg wednesday At T:Sc m; SUNDAY oehoo'
stsn' m, Rev d. Y. George, pastor.
VT JosEpHs--,Roms Cstholie) Corner C.oss
- and Walnut strcets: services Saobstn W'oos
n, sunday School at p. m: Vespers p. n. scr
noes every day at a. m. Rev. O'Hara' rncS''
CT. PATRICK's-{Romsn Catholie) Corner s uaS
y street and Washington avenue set.ices ~,
oath aud 10 a. m. Vespers p NJ; sohasy sonoo
ID m, services every dAj at O. m. rev m'''oi'o'
priest
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What Il Vitalisod AiY2

What should DO implied BY this term
Is nitrous oxide gas, but what Is called
vitalized air by charlstans Is a corn.
pound Of nitrous oxide and chloroforn.
Sometimes tho chloroform ID put In =
gas bag before it Is filed with gas. but
more frequently an apparatus q used
which will throw around IL character
and administration mystery to induce
the patient TO believe Il ID an entirely
new thing. II is an unsafe imposition.
(which first became known a. an
anesthetic, chloroform, ether on nitrous
oxido?" IN
Nitrous oxide gas This was discov-
cred by DR.. Priestly, In 1776. Its power
as an anesthctic was discovered by Sir
Humphrey Davy, In 1907, but DR.. Hor-
ace Wells brought II practically into uso
in the extraction Of teeth In 1S44.
DR. PiesoM discovered the ailcsthotic
property 6t ether In 1895, but it wAs
not used for painless extraction u teeth
till DR.. Morton brought itt0 The noeIce
Of The dcntNl profession n lSl0. DrsD
Simpson thtnducrd chloro(0rm n 1S&5s|
ltl 4 'At2 t iss>-r~pv~s-ss~--s~'f,', 4Nt| I|Q
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RIVER NEWS.

The City of Helena came up from Mem
phis with 400 bales of cotton for the Wa
bash on her way to St. Louis. She comes
out again for Memphis Saturday night.
The Chas. Brown No. 2, with one barge
in tow cameup from Hickman, where she
has been laying for the last three weeks.
She took the barge to st. Louis.
The Chas. Morgan came out from Gin
cinnat with big "trip. She added 100
tons hero and left for New Orleans with oil
the freight she wanted, and good trip Of
passengers.
The City of Vcksbure was due up last
night, for St. Louis from vicksburg, but had
not arrived up to Q o'clock. She had 200
bales Of cotton for the Wabash.
The Sam Roberts had $500 tons Of iron
ore from St. Louis for Pittsburg.
Capt. Harry Brolaski will be out tonight
with the John B. Maud from St. Louis to
Memphis.
The James w. Gsff from Cincinnati
passed south to Memphis with good trip.
The Duncan came up with ten car loads
Of cotton for the NJ. b q. II. X. at Colum.
bus for reshipmsn,)east via tho Wabash,
and returns to Columbus to-day with trip
of miscellaneous freight for the south.
Tho tug Ida, with ono barge returned
yesterday from the upper Mississippi where
she has been with tow Of coal. She left
for Paducah.
The Bslle Of Memphis was the packet
out last night from st. Louis for vicksburg'
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A virginian Of the Old School.

The death. near Malvern Hill, Va,
Of Nathan Enroughty s likely to revivs
tho question, often diitussed, but never
satisfactorily answered, why tho namU
Of numerous family should hsvc been.
for Mt least u century, universally spelled
Enroughty, and universally pronounced
Darby. The members Of the family
themselves follow this strange porver.
sion, always writing their nmno ono
way and pronouncing 1t the other. buc
can give no explanation Of its origin.
Nathan Enroughty, who has just died Mt
great agS--from 90 to 100 ycars-was
asoldicr In the war Of 1879, and q PEN
sioncr Of the government. He was
famous. even beyond middle life, for
his strength, activity, and endurance.
and 1t IL said thai no prudent man eycs
vcnturcd 70 try conclusions with hin
when natures weapons were the only
ones to bc employed, Forclcven ycars,
however, blindness had kept him II
hNtoful inactivity. X
NH ~. 4.I II tli 4AAx>xs.L
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.

To r. b. McReynolds, or any other person or
persons Interested: You are hereby notified that
ut sale OF real estate, In the county OF Alexan-
der and state of Illinois, held by the county col.
lector OF said county, Mt the southwesterly door OF
the court house In the city Of Cairo In said county
and state, on the 3ist day OF July, A, d. 1880,
G. l.. Emerson purchased the following described
real estate situated In the first addition to the
city OF Cairo, county OF Alexander and state OF
Illinois, for the taxes due and unpaid thereon for
the years A. ID 1875, 1876 1877, 1878 and 1879, TO-
gether with penalties and costs; said real esta q
being taxed In the name of said X. b. McRcynods:
to.wlt: The undivided one half Of lots mum bered
Ave o. six t6,) seven "a and eight (s.) IN block
numbered twenty-five, (22) In said fret addition
as known ano designated on the recorded map OF
plat thereof that said G, l.. Emerson, on the seth
day of August. A, ID. 1881, duly assigned his cert
Hcaie OF purchase ofsaid premises to the under
signed and that the time allowed by law for the
redemption Of said real eatate will expire on the
3let day Of July, A. ID. 1882.
HENRY WELLS, Assignee Of Purchaser.
Cairo, ills. March IA. A. ID. 1882.
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE

To Mrs. Martha Martin, or any other person or
persons interested; You are hereby notified that
at sale OF real estate, In the co1nty Of Alexander
and state ofIlnos held BY the county collector of
said county at the southwesterly door of the court
house In the city OF Cairo, In said county and
state, on the 25th day OF June, A. ID 1850. q. l..
Emerson purchased the following described real Go.
tate situated in the city Of Cairo, In the county OF
Alexander and state of Illnoie, for the taxes dine
and unpaid thereon for the years A. D. 1870 1876,
1877, 1873 ana 1879, together with penalties and
costs: said real estate being taxed In the name of
Mrs Martha Martin, towii: Lot numbered fifteen
Q5l, IN block numbered forty-four, ND, as known
and designxted on the recorded map plat oil said
city; that ga d G. l.. Emerson on the 3lth day of
August. 1881 assigned his certificate OF purchase to
said premises TO the undersigned. and that the
time allowed by law for the redemption OF said real
estate will expire on the 25th day of June, A. D..
1852. HENRY WELLS
Assignee OF purchaser.
Cairo, Ills. , March IA, A. ID. 1882
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clusion that when Walker and Alden get
their trial they, too, will come clear. With
the evidence before the states attorney In
the case Of those who have had their trial,
we fail to see any good reason for continu-
ing the case with regard to tho other two.
Better to have entered molly and stop tue
expense. That the unknown Tramp" was
murdered, no sensible man can doubt, but
who the murderers we're, must remain in
the dark, and, perhaps, may never be
known definitely. But taking circumstan-
tisl evidence, it is quite easy tor any rea-
sonable person to come to q conclusion as
to who murdered the tramp. Taxing
things as they exist in our courts, we see
no reason why the law abiding citizens OF
Union and other counties should not form
vigilance committees that would meet out
justice to every murderer that comes along.
Give murderer a few dollars to divide
with the state attorney in some counties,
and ifhe has killed his wife or tramp, it
makes no difference which, the states at
torney will so prosecute the case as to give
and grant him very light bail, and manage
for him to come clear in the end. We
know this 10 plain talk, but we
know what we are talking about, for we
have seen IL tried, and We know an cS-states
attorney that could not get 30 votes in his
precinct for squire. IF Guiteau had had
| preliminary examination in Cairo, would
he not have been out on two hundred dol
lars baill" We answer, yes, and why do we
80 answeri Well for the reason that, we
judge Of things by things that have passed.
We read oil of trial Of murder that took
place some years ago, in which the muir.
derer came clear on the grounds of insanity
The defendant proved that he was insane.
One woman testified that, she saw him, the
defendant, standing still, looking straight
down bis nose, and therefore she believed
he was insane. A man had met him, and
noticed that his face was very red and his
eyes didn't look just right, for which rea.
son he concluded he was insane. Guiteau
60 to Jail in Cairo or Jonesboro, not much
Considered in the light Of symphony il
would be too utterly utter, and soulless.'
George Poor, who during the food at Cairo
was in Cairo, doing all he could in the fgh
against the floods, is now at home, 10 Don
COLA, he speaks commercially of the pluck
energy and perseverance, Of CairO's citizens
We are nearing the ides Of March, and bu'
little done toward farming. Flood on toy
of food keeps the soil in condition tAa
blowing cannot be done. Westill are hope
full that, after awhile, we shall meet with {
change in the season that will right oil
seeming wrongs, and the farmer 60 forth t
scatter the precious seeds for tho crop i
prospective. We make it our chief aim il
life, to hunt for the bright side of ever
thing, but If there is any bright side to 8
"hawful" much rain we fail to find il
However, the chinch bug may be destroye'
by the floods. Let US hope, so, take courag
and drive ahead No smallpox case
among us. "OLD TRIM"
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.

To q. ". McKoaig. or any other person or per-
sons interested; You are hereby notified that at q
sale OF real estate, In the county OF Alexander and
state Of Illinois. held by the county collector Of
said county, at the eouthwesery door Of the court
house, In The city OF Csiro. In sid county and
state, on the 3rd day OF August, A. ID. 1880.
Il, Fitzgerald purchased the following described
real estate, situated In the hrst addition tn tho
city of Caro- In the county Of Alexander and state
of Illinois, for the taxes due and unpaid thereon
for the years A. ID 1877. 1878 and 1870, together
with penalties and costs; eald real estate being
taxed In the name Of said q. W. McKeaig, to-wiI;
Lots numbered twenty one t2i,) twenty-five (E,)
twenty three (e3) and twenty.fonr ca in block
numbered twentvthreo (23) ~ the samc arc known
and designated on the recorded map or pat o.
said addition, that said p. Fitzgerald on the sth
day Of August, 1880, assigned his certificate Of pur
chase for said premises 10 the updcrsigncd, and
The, the timo allowed by law fyf the redemption Of
siM ral estate will cxpire on the srd day OF Aug
WOW Louis HERBERT. Assignee Of Purchaser.
Cairo, Ills March 10, A. 1882
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In y wild part of tho town Of Mont
vile, Conn, known as Raymond hill,
il little old brown schoolhouse, in
which instruction Is given to about a
dozen tough urchins. The district is
now In distress because no teacher can
be found able to cope with the pugnac-
ious pupils. The last incumbent lost
the greater part Of her dress at different
places between her desk and the door
step. She did not attempt TO return.
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.
To William H. Gardner ct als, Trustees or any other

To William H. Gardner ct als, Trustees or any other
person or persons interested;
You are hereby notified that at sale OF Real Es.
tate In the county OF Alexander and Ste OF Illinois.
held BY the county collector Of said county, at The
southwesterly door ofthe Court House. In the city
Of Cairo In said county and state on the 23d day Of
Jane. A. D. 1880. p. Fitzgerald pn based the fol.
lowing described real estate. situat the city OF
Cairo, county of Alexander and Statgu Illinois,
for the taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
A. D. ls19 together with penalties and costs said
real estate being taxed In The name OF said WIN. II,
Gardner etlas trustees, towit: Lot numbered TWEEN
Nv air (26) in block numbered twenty-nne (2o) In
the city OF Cairo aforesaid known and DESIGNATED
on the recorded map or plat Of said city, and that
said p Fitzgerald did assign his certificate OF pnr-
chase to said premises To the undersigned on the
aOth day of Juiy 1890 and tn at the time allowed by
law for the redemption Of said real estate Will ex'
pire on the I'D day OF June, A. ID. 1892,
LOUIS HERBERT, Assignee of Purchaser.
Cairo, Ills. March nth, A. D., 1882
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DONGOLA LETTER.
DoxooLA, March 10, 1888:

DoxooLA, March 10, 1882.
Union county circuit court is now 10 ses-
sion, and, perhaps, will continue for anoth.
or week. As We have not besu 10 court,
we ore unadvised 40 to what cases ere on
docket The murder case against VIM
Walker aud Simon Alden was continued BY
the people till the next torn Of court. Five
others, who were under Tho same indict'
ment, were tried last fall and tho jury fall.
cd To convict. Why tho states attorney
continued the casa IN the two above named,
ws arc not advised. Il 10 fbpcEuo COO
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.

To Taylor & Parsons and Alkaline Bugg. or any
other person or persons Interested You are here
by notified that a. aae OF real estate In the coun'
~ OF Alexander and state OF Illinos, held by the
county collector OF said county at the southwestern
" door OF the court house In the city OF Cairo, In
said county and state, on the 9th day Of August,
A. d. 1880. 7. Fitzgerald purchased the following
described real estate. situated In the First addition
TO the city of Cairo in the county Of Alexander and
state OF illinois, M the same 10 known and desig
mated on the recorded map OF plat Of said add.
tion, for the taxes due and unpaid thereon for the
wear A d. 1879 and prior years together with pen
attes and cosis; said real estate being taxed In
the names a. below act forth, to wit:
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.

70 X. Grimm, McRes n Co, J. W. Williams and
Alfred King OF any other person OF persona inter.
sstcd: Yon are hereby notihsd that at sale OF
real estate In the county OF Alexander and ststc
Of Illino,s, held by the county collector Of said
oouuty At tho southwesterly door Of tho. court
house IN tho city OF Cairo In said county and state,
on the 9th dav Of August, A. d. 1882, John Gates
purchased the following described real estate STU
ated in tho First addition TO the city 81 Cairo 10
the county Of Alexander aud state OF llinois,, AZ
the samc IL known and designated on the recorded
map or plat Of said addition, for tho iaxes due aud
unpaid thereon for tho year A. u. 1872, and prior
years. together with penalties and cvsts said real
estate heing taxed In the name Of tho persons
hcrci nftcr act forth, tO.wit.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Omcers.

Mayor--N, B. Thisuewood.
Treasurer-T J. Kerth.
Clerk-Dennis. j, Foley.
Counselor VIM. II. Gilbert.
Marshall. II. Meyers,
Attorney--William Hendricks.
BoAID or ALDERMEN.
first Ward-Petcr Sanp. 7. M. Kimbrough.
seeond Wnrd--J esse Hinkle, q. n. Hughes.
Third Wsrd--B. II, Blake, John Wood,
Fourth Wsrd-Cbarles o. Patier, Adolph swo'
Fifth ward--T. w. Halliday, Ernest B. Petit.
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County officers.

County Officers.
Circuit Judged. ], Baker.
Circuit Clerk-A. II. Irwin.
County Judge--R. y Y0cum.
County Clerk-S.J. Humm.
Comfy Attorney M. Damron.
County RESPONSIBILITIES W. Parker.
Sherif-,John Hodges.
Coroner--R, Fitzgerald =, u.u,a., A
County Commissioncu-T. W. hAh'a"'' ~
Gibbs and Peter saup.
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That said p Fitzgerald on the 30th day Of August.
1889, assigned his certificate OF purchase received
for said premises TO the undersigned and that the
time allowed by law for the redemption ofsaid real
estate will expire on the 9Th day OF August, A. d.
1882. LOUIS HERBERT, Assignee Of purchaser.
Cairo, Ills, March 10, 1882,
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That said John Gates on the 90th day Of August
A. u. 1880 assgned his certificate Of purchase e,
cOlvod for said pi emises 10 the UNDERMINED. end
that the time allowed by law for the redemption
OF said real estate viii expire on the ath dW Of
August, A. d. 1889. LOUIS HkhbtMr,
Assignee ofpurchAssr'
Cairo, Ills, March 10, 1859.
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TAx PURCHASERS NOTICE.

To Taylor & Parsone, NJ. M. Goodner and Thorn
az Marion or any other person or persons inter.
real estate In the county Of Alexander and state OF
Illinois held by the county collector Of said conn
ty at the southwestery door OF this court house, In
the city OF Cairo In said county and state, the
9Th day OF August, A. ID. 1880. q. l.. Emerson
pUrchas ed the following escribed real estate tu-
atcd In the First addition to thecity Of Cairo, In
said county and state az known and designated on
the recorded map or plat OF said addition, for the
tape s due aud un paid thereon for The year A. d.
1879, and prior years, together with penalties and
costs: said real estate being taxed and sold In the
m nos az hplnw satfnrth tO.Wit.
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That raid G.. L. Emerson on the Doth day OF Au.
gust. A. ID. 1881, duly assigned his certificate OF
purchase receiy we'd from said collector tn the un-
defeigned, and that the time allowed by law for the
redemption OF said real estate will expire on the
9Th day Of August, A. d. 1882.
HENRY WELLS, Assignee Of purchaser.
Cairo, Ills, March II, 1882