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him the United States Court In session Of Jack
sonyillc, for issuing the writ OF Injunction.
TILE STATE LEGISLATURE


THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
The newly elected Legislature OF Florida Is ocally
declared to stand follows neutrality-suspicious., II /;
Democrats 10. Assembly Republicans, 9; Democrats.
%: Republican majority Joint ballot, l. No Senators
are returned in the official report from Ih XlIth.
XXIYth Districts on account Of mfo1nalities. The
Legislature elected in 1868 stood folows SenateRe-
pnblicans o. Democrats q acknowledgement -
Democrats. z; Republican majority nJoint ballot, s.
The F7orididp Den) complains that the returns dis
carded on account of informaes were all from coui
ties which Democratic, with one exception, Monroe
II also claims that the returns from the county OF
Alachua equally informal, but were accepted he
they showed Radical majority OF nearly COO Tho
same paper publishes table giving what IL calls inc
"actua result IN the state as shown by the Oh, M is
file in the Executive Department" The ootings
OF this table are follows COngressman-Wals, Rep.
lass Niback. DEM, 12,7i4; Niblaeks majority I'D
1852 Bloxhams majority, CO. 1t also elaine that
the Senate should stand q ue-19 and l2-between the
majority OF four for the Democracy The Hoididn by
thoway the term Conservative instead OF Dem
ocrat " the latter name having fallen iuto disgrace III
Florida as in Virginia
The Tallahassee sentinel says:
1t Is known to our readers that me elay which has
taken place In declaring the result OF .4e canvass Was
ing them from further action. As the duty OF the Board
feat the Intention of the law and block the wheels OF
goverDmcnt. the Board justly determined 10 disregard
the Injunction and close np tne canvas; dhe re'iS
In all Of these cases there were giaing mionnantes
which PFoegded all hope Of action EYE taken OH ssn
to the secretary of state, no certificate having oeen
county the same person signed the clerk Of
tho court and justice OF the peace From Manatee
te returns vert oTsn ,g o Snn1 and then sem
10 the Secretary by special messenger: An am
davit 10 that effect is on file "A compared win some
canvases the number of counties rejected Is
small. Al the Congress election III 1879 fanliion WIS
declared elected although the returns from Is counties
only were found To- be regular total vote in these
counties being l1. The results nom II counties VII
found to be Irregular rejected, while from sour no 90
ed.
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POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.
ocv,r1c COUNCIL OF wAE-cANpipAiN'
pkhVU SENATOR. . o.o..

SENATOR. .. c.,4o
ST. Lou1s, Jan. 4-The Demo &c which there
ce,trs committee held session TO-DAY yysard to the
Gas general interchange OF opinion for amend
src action of tine party state of the registry
ing the Constitution Snn,o ouS Of we're advocated by
e: ssss a' %5%sS' s s sss " asss sss'
:; :ssa @' :s s'' It ne
OF the Central This motion was defeated
members OF the bo democratic candidates for the
Prominent amor or Tohn d. Phelps Samuel T. Glover
s. senatoIsa.ye Bnckner Col. BoGy' Judge norton
Gen Blair Blair: Judge woOdsOn, and Gen. Craig Tne
Gen shie Scn republican candidates are Judge "Ag
N"OS'lscol. Benjamin
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Gpecia! Notices
o Acres Of Land in Central New-York, ON long

1900 Acres Of Land in Central New-lork, on long
lRTeAcT OF I5Oo 1caS LAND tsug larges, AGal
$500 Of the being an Island IN ne senec ar ne bises
adcent 800 acres under eya9a nos y 70 It's o. hoar ros
psstars and $50 head o 300 sheep msE ne
ureguad this country or r feeding ,t0A 10, Ne" s. ?.
Boston market being on about twelve hoat - and -
ing naie -rwing section nearly eqral The anss
81 being old Indian earg Z complete Srer 70 l,9, grape
vines next SPn; and Gi co 20 oI n, r ami
1000 &cRIS Of BOTTOM LANDS eOrers the Eyer th, o..s
flow the Spring snd are e al to the &Oaa"A fA' H- ae "o'
high $500 per acre for bro c,,,,, p,,..a -
Erie Canal at Por Byron station
Port B,on fahc good soee church PRIVILEGES and schools
being clear decp and strong carr-nt -,
Island SIX orchards O o29) trees sh o. e ebaoss
apple ag, barns stables &e three frame n'asss
being freely waeEcd BY spHs a. well as beng eo1Pe'e %
o s r to ssvtc into farms The sr orchards being for
OF beautiful fms with hung "i nat eaarg' .. =,
,yrliS loan equal in rsrect, ary land the stae or e gree
West and Not An ACRE OF WAlh LlND o. 'ae Iias. a.
mill with jhe latest modern npTY;ee9 "a S e o
costing some COS I1g SS"' VI X rs lE FEcT AIT ms
PRICE VERY low Fer particular. address -, = ne 80 A.
il; Or GLo T. PoMEROY SON. Real E'Ae Asels AID s''-'
Brokers' Toledo, ohio L
co1cI"ye resolve the, they lease an work Tor - s
please see ls',G ad.e .5sa, a. y "a ~ a IN, ard d vss
published by Borsc A,.oca' on declare sr'I That We -
no,ers mr. - smel th; Trrogave 20 lay dowa RI -
rrgui IONS OF 90" I a., H. ,.rs : n ,,, now In.
Dor tl,. an a CIR re,nu. 10 N s.seacs
/ I'VE yer oen W n
81 oar soc. ~ riris "a, Az. do not t1t
the! ""lahl i'i -. 90, .,
ewp' rrs sN,, ol W. ''1 . a. cs,s ~ IlsnnIs ~
H. l. e. a. r aad 10 3D. who have sons 'lPN
D. ness ana uIuv w " ,ii ,.,ss. ~
ouia 10 nave 90 ayep Al "a ni,ssss ersfers
i be cl,-c hat Al wil xrl
Iesolred That We the Kught, fS. Crp Gesr foe
the unirr ihe w,fNas~s
our on, ..eguar ths h pe tLt We wa III sassa
20 urotct Trades s, vsss INJECT
uctatot OF
h- destruction Of soclrty 49, o. the condition oI
orkingteu OF tbs free an lazy eos & live. TO casa ple
for whch so man, have uo5y - - I'D bra, platform snnsins
also claim the privilege or uaawoni j. Ihay 20
Men and our motto EN- o. b. onr Side esse
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
NLhI1s"llF-I z u IT X -
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
BosroN, Jan. 4.-The Massachusetts Legs
e.urc met to-day, and promptly organized by rejecting
Sne officers Of last year. II. H. Coolidge received the
unanimous vote OF the Senate for President ana the
House elected Harvey Jewell Speaker, with but I'VE uS
eners After organization both branches proceeueu ~
The old s,nth Church. where the Rev. Charles F. Grin
of Harvard Unitarian Church, Charlestown preached
The annual sermon. Gov. Clains message Is expected
on SATURDAY
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Tho Public Debt State
ment.
Marriages and De1fha
Announcements.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
N. Y. Wholesale Prfesa
OF Country produces.
Buffalo Live Stock Mnrk6e
Philadelphia Cattle Msp
ket.
srxTU PACE.
An Old Fogy Oh Christmse
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Union Colony Items.
MeadOw-3weet.
western Fruit CROWNS
sheep on tho Plains.
Prachcal uses Of Line.
Cream OF tho FarIa
Journals.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Not Mine.
Home Interests.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
Reorganization OF the live
StOckTrade OF 1874
Farmers Advertisements
Real Estate Advertise
ments.
New-YOrk Cattle Marfrok
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Miscellaneous Adyer3ise-
ment.s.
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FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
The Troubles In Europe.
Political.
Obituary.
News OF tho Week do
nestle and FOreign).
Indians In Council.
Terrible Railway Accident
SECOND PAGE.
The Hearts Rest.
A Tale OfTwO Chrlstmase,
Noah Webster.
An Antl-Slnyery Veteran.
New Publications:
The Siamese Court.
Advertisements.
THIRD PAGE.
Hymn Of the Present.
European Affairs:
Tie Great SOrt.cs.
women ana war.
Count keratry's Ar
raiglment OF Gam
beta.
Juan Prim.
Forever.
Washburn on Paraguay.
The Freednan's Bureau.
FOURTH PAGE
Editorials:
Business Prospects.
The Death Of Marshal
Prim.
Forecast on the Farm
Canada Annexation.
Independent" Jour
nalism.
At Last a Governor
Speaks.
FIFTH PAGE.
The Governors Message.
The Controllers Report.
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Steinway & Sons,
MAsuy,cruREas or GRAND. s0vlaE, AND uparaar

MANUFACTURED or GRAyD. seUAsE. AND uPnaar Z
PLASoyoRTEs
nvit. Of the public their splendid assortment Of r
prices Old PaaOs taken exchange Bss 60
forte warranted for ave y., catalogues mailed free -
pIcaiOu. WARsRooSs srxiS"Ar HAIL.
100 and III East Foureenth.st n r
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NEVADA.

THE LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC-CLosE DIVISION:
SAN Francisco, Jan. 4.-The Legislature Oh
Nav.da organized Yesterday Tho House consists OF -
Democrats q Republicans and Independent Robert
e. Lowery, Democrat has been chosen Speaker Gov
,pradIav has been sworn in.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
mCOns0s 2i Cor and ths sc,1<
American securities Quiet steady United etwcnies ~
8si 1855 500 sl lOiO ST Stocks quie: and unchanged
iyEkPooL 4oon has downward tendency but rnes IN
unehsn 1891.
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M1RRIED.

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Son rAsa
VIZ EUxRpgLLs sons Old Dvrca CayaeH
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and TO enforce them by penalties to the extent Of for
FIXTURE Of franchises Cognae interests elevators, and
warehouses will require practical legislation.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week Is really a.
morning. and contains, in addition to the general nov
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MEEKs-RYTISGR-w jan T. by the Rev ChaI kaASp
Barry Pearl Enge, all Of New-iork City
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Total. 80 LILO. .l2.M0 lie. LILO

vThe returns from nine counties (BrcvgTd, Calhoun,
Aic, Lafayette, Mnnatcc, Monroe, summit, Su"auute,
al Taylor were not cInyasscI by the Board Of Can
vcrs, on account OF elarng iuformaltcs ana papabe
Noncompliance with the law. The Board met -I4 can
VafT fh6 reurIs In dsrcgarl OF the recently issued
"rip frjunc'on ~ state Conr5 iorDiddng thein 10 do
q" th Hon. r. W. White. Judge OF the Second Judicial
Dsi ~ Florida. heen ARRESTED by United States
MsIs to iIsw er " biii ofndicunCnt found against
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The Controllers Report.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.
FOR SALE ALL NEwShEN.
BY mail 81 per year. Terms cash In advances Adj
dress THE TRIBUNE, Nev-Ycrh
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winchester's Hypophosphites will cure CONSUMPTION.
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-.,,,,,r;nonic SOricty.
I,atral Icarssai.
-. a a u .. IA

YRIDN Jan q 9tP NJ
- Che T. SrrONG rlvsaer.
D. soWA.e ses i, Mall, Tor EuROpR durinsl The week
pos,DBce i.,I viii close al this u, THUS
.,,"g kpAl pAY al ll all lie
m aS n g.si; q and D. 9:lO aoi y, .ss ss1
a, S,o~s Wa 4" - 7. Al. JONES fJdIssies
H. 7:l0A ~ ,.s e,crt of tlc MON Republican Gen
TO The nr,a ,or ~ In pursuance the call ~ she
~ral ne M, nes Committee va. inre a ko2rs
Gs9s[. corner FGiase end TAJRs
DAY hyk saseas soS JOHN C0CHGASE PrsAsns
ARKAA BROWN, j., } -
Holiday Presents.
.o. s,,r,o,cpss views Flames Albums npr
,,d h, K &nT ANTHONY Co. ~ Broadway Ees>fsrk
opposite Metroroilan iIoL
-. s,,-N SIT Of thu uERAtRS ofue lN Stain drNSft
N COM ~ IluNs "A vols touga library tpie Pie
40 A.ars, n. D.. DoA IA, 1rbuae osse 4 ~
Diamonds isouaht and Sc,G.
GEO G. ALLtN. sl3 ErvadsAf ractf ~ NicAcIH hoeA
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DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rih fxu
name and address.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
CINCINNATI.
FIGHT BETWEEN WHITES AND
NEGROES.
KILLED WHILE WATCHING A
COAL PIT.
NOMINATION.

FIGHT BETWEEN WHITES AND NEGROES
CIScINYATr, August 4.-On Wednes.
day while squad of negroes under Maj
Raggatt Phillips, were working on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, at Hurri-
cane bridge, they we're attacked with
stones and knives by four white men, and
in endeavoring to quell the disturbance
Raggatt Phillips was dangerously hurt.
One negro was injured.
CHARLES BoIsLEL
was yesterday renominated for State
Senator from the Augustine District.
MURDERED.
A man outside the city while watching
a coal pit last night was murdered by un-
known parties.
OPPOSITION TO CATHOLICISM.
A secret organization known as the
Union League of tho United Sons Of
America, composed principally of young
working men is being formed here to op-
pose Catholicism in all its shapes
All nationalities will be admitted.
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a07ala Ao07AGARO, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY AUGUST s. 1871
WASHINGTON.
THE LAND WARRANT SWIM
DLF.
WEATHER REPORT, ETC.
rANALnoAr roYAoE TAX.

CANALDoAT ToNAGE TAX.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-The Secre-
tary of the treasury department has
announced that in the cas- Of
the exaction of tonnage tax on
canalboats that If said tax did not fall due
till after July II. 1870, the collector must
transmit, with his report, certified state
ment, with view TO reiunding the money
% collected.
THE LAND WARRANT swINDLE.
Speculation has been going on for some
time in the matter Of military bounty land
warrants, which circulars from the Cen
eral Land Office to-day will put an end TO.
Parties having filed their claims for war
rants would be informed by some person
whom they supposed to have means of
learning in the department, or In some
way. At any rate they would be inn
pressed with the belief tat there was lit
tie chance for their claim being allowed.
The way being thus paved for good bar
gain, the applicant would be induced to
make nn assignment Of his warrant in ad-
vance of its issue, with the data blank, 60
be filled up when tto warrant had been
obtained, the price paid being insignif
cant, OF course, on account Of the pre-
tended risk. 1t is moreover not unlike
ly that the purchaser had information in
advance of the probable success of the ap-
plication in any particular case which
they entered upon. IL not known how
extensively this fraud has been practiced,
nor how many claimants have been thus
swindlcd.
WEATHER REPORT.
The barometer has fallen slightly, after
having risen Wednesday night, on the At
lsntic coast, and on the Gulfof Mexico and
the lower lakes, and from New-York to
Lake Huron; but the area Of the lowest
barometer is north of Nebraska. TEN.
perature has risen but slightly on the
south Atlantic coast. Southwest winds
have prevailed on the Atlantic coast, and
have been very generally reported from
the lakes. Partially cloudy and clear
weather has prevailed from Virginia TO
Arkansas and the southwest, and also
northeastward to Maine. Three .ening
and cloudy weather has prevailed from
Ohio to Lake Ontario, and now extends
TO Maryland. Local storms were
reported from Southern Illinois I Iursday
evening.
PROBABILITIES.
The area of low barometer will probably |
continue from Lake Huron east to New |
England, attended with local storms and |
cloudy weather Partially cloudy and |
clear weather, with rising temperature, is
probable for Friday from Lake Erie to |
Iowa and southwark to the gulf. Cloudy |
weather, without rain, will probably be
experienced on the middle Atlantic coast
and the upper lakes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August 4.
FLOUR-Quie. and unchanged; super-
fine S4.25@4.50, extra S4.7594.sO, double
| extra S5(d)5.40, triple extra S5.65@5.15.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy and unchanged,
inspected 81 l.O4@l.05, No. sllO@Ll2;
| No. 2 Sl.20.
CORN-Actve and irregular; No. 2
white mixed Acc, bulk mixed 4Sc, yellow
49a50c, prime and choice white 5lc;
OATS--Stronger mixed 32@33c in
sulk and 37@3sc sacked.
BARLEY-Quiet at S5@1S7c for fall.
RYE-Steady at 54@57c.
a PORK-Dull and heavy at sl3 75@l4.
Jobbing and order lots of bulk meats
lower.
BACON-Dull; shoulders 6l@63c, clear
rib s@sIc, clear sides SIC, breakfast sides
l2i@l3c.
LARD-Dull; choice kettle mould 9ic.
WHISKY-Steady at 9ic.
CATTLE-Uncha Texan and In
dian l!@Slc, inferior to choice native
2!@5c.
'HOGS-S4@4 S5 for good to extra.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, August 4.
FLOUR-Dull and in better supply;
" y, So.oOj AA<Ni Vo''o W '.VV'
CORN-Irregular; mixed, 7Oc to 73c;
white, 10 to 75c.
OATS-Easier; new, 80 to 53c.
HAY-Firm choice, s35.
BRAN-Easier at Sl.l0.
PORK-Dull and held at $1,000.
BACON-Jobbing lots, Tg@9i@9sc.
LARD-Dull; tierce, l0lc; keg, lllc.
SUGAR-Unchanged
MOLASSES-Unch nchanged.
COFFEE-Unchange
WHISKY-Unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 4.
PROVISIONS-Inac
PORK-Heavy at 1889 for August l2!c
for the year.
LARD-Nominal at 9!c cash. sales at
SIC seller for the year.
wHISK Dull and heavy at 97c.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, August 4.
FLOU UR-Dull and easier.
WHEAT-Dull and neglected.
CORN--Unsettled sales 10000 bushels
at 54Ic.
OATS-Unsettled; sales at 43c.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm at l2c for
wheat and lie for corn to New Y ork.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
FOREIGN.
FRENCH PROVINCES TO BE IN.
IDENTIFIED FOR LOSSES
DURING THE WAR.
DUKE OF CHARITIES AS AN OF
FICER IN THE ALGER-
IAN FORCES.
GENERAL AMNESTY FOR PO-
LITICAL OFFENSES
IN SPAIN.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
THEIRS AND THE PROVINCES.
PARIS, August At is reported that
Theirs has accepted the principle that the
provinces should be Indemnifed for losses
sustained from the German invasion.
NEGOTIATIONS
are in progress between the deputies Of
the left and right centres of the assembly
in reference to the powers of Thiers as
chief executive.
THE ASSEMBLY QUESTIONED.
The assembly is to be questioned, to day,
concerning the alleged appointment Of the
Duke of Chartres as an officer in the AL
gerian forces.
SPAIN.
AMNESTY FOR POLITICAL oFFENsEs.
MADRID, August 4.-The Official Jour
nal promulgates the law, which was re-
Gently passed by the Cortes, authorizing
the government to g Mt general am
nesty for political oflenses.
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3 u Q FL u.
From the Disrensary Of the United states.l
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DEPOSIT and MGa. MILKY DehaYe
loss OF
% rsHs oi
e.ymTto al conman A'"e' rsraHIs,s
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
HELNBOLDT EXTRACT
sorsu
the i9m
ssst h & Imor
m, Beng p5f.y properties create.
sss.. .sa state ofhs, and
fm9I .s sa,s an.
~ ''P anu ' h''i''n' 0f"e SkH' and beaying the Con-
IIELMBOLD'S CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
sh or NeIyou hesiaee nGes
@ sss a a.ps SRs.s3S" R 3
Prss
H. HELMBOLD Practical and Analytical Chemist Broadway N Y
and lO4 South Tenth St. Philadelphia Pa Sold by Druggists everywhere
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MADISON, WIS.
THE HORACE WARD DONA.
,.H TIONS.

MADISON, Wis, August 4.-Horace
Ward, rich American, who has baen long
o resident OF England, bequethed large
estate to the various soldiers orphans
homes in the United States. Twenty
fve thousand dollars falls to the soldiers
orphans homo Of Wisconsin.
A telegram to-day announces the ar
rival Of $4,000 in bonds at Bath, Me.
d' The, money awarded the home hero II
expected In = few days.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
FIRE.

MoNTIoELLo, N, Y, August 4. Last
night fire broke out in the livery stable
OF John ID. ONeill, rear of tho Mansion
House. The fire extended to the Mansion
House and burned it to the ground, to-
gether with the stores Of w. S. Newkirk
and the Alejah Almsted House, w, Il.
Cordy. Loss e'timated ut $4,000, par
TALLY ,l,urad.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
BALTIMORE.
A HEARTLESS MOTHER STRAN.
GILES AND BURNS HER
CHILD.

BALTIMORE, August A woman
named Susie Kelley. employed as n SER
want in the honse of Rev. c. q. Guild, who
is at present in Europe, has been arrested
on a charge of strangling and
burning her newborn child. The body
was discovered in the kitchen stove by
some neighbors who are entrusted with
the supervision of tho premises during the
absence Of Guild. The woman confessed
her crime. ~. i.' IN ...|.I
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Whereas, William r. Burke and Rosanna Burke
ms wife, did on the 22d day OF June, A; ID 1868,
eIecute their certain mortgage or deed OF trust
10 isham N, Haynie to secure cortan notes there
in mentioned, which deed OF trust was duty ae;
Enowiedged and recorded in book 3D. pages 1888
tv. Illinois. And whereas, default has been made
il the payment Q: said notes. Now, therefore,
ii accordance with the provisions of said deed
viii. On Friday, the Ist day o. September, 4. D.
1871, al the from, door Of the court house Of Al.
exsnder county, State ol Illinois, niv o'clock Of
property situate lying in the city Of Cairo, to-wit
Lots numbered seventeen %. eighteen Qsl,
nineteen tl9) in block hfty.iour (6i( as the same
TAYLOR and Davis, the same being described In
5 ia deed OF trust for cash In hand to the highest
b dder and will execute to the purchaser or pur-
chasers deed for the same.
ELIzABETH G. HAYNIE,
Administrative for lsham N Haynie,
July 10th, ls7i. Wso-zotu'
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1ELMYRA, N. Y.
SHOT BY MISTAKE.

ELMYRA, N. Y, August A man
pamed Thompson shot and instantly kill
% another named Burris at Hornehead's
last night mistaking him for the para
mour Of his wife, for whom he had been
watching. All the parties concerned are
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05

VIII open on Monday Sept. ith,
+. This is the only Institution OF Learnidg in the
west, having been established In 1929. The course
of stndies offers ey " facility for acquiring .
thorough Classical anu Commerclal educatiOp.,
and ful particulars, will be sent on application "
N sBgt BAY. ,s, u. 6TUNTEBECK, 8. J.
- ir3.... President, ~. Louis University,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-22

ARTEMUs WARD.-In the September Cal
a1y, Melville d. Langdon gives an account of
his experience with Artemus Ward. The
following are good specimens:
"People laugh at me-" the humorist once
said to me, "more because of my eccentric
sentences than on account of the subject mat
ter in them. There is no wit in the form of a
well-rounded sentence. If 1 say Alexander the
Great conquered the world and then sighed
because he could not do so some more, there
is funny mixture"
Here is really the true key to Artemus
Wards power as humorst. He says again,
"History is full of great men, but how lew,
alas would we want to take home to supper
aoith u.s." and it will be found that the great
ma ority of his jokes depend upon sudden
switch off from an apparently serious begin
ming to an absurd ending. In England, his
whole inspiration seems to have been drawn
from this fountain. In his first Punch letter
he says, Commerce, which, as has been truly
observed by statesman, is the foundation
stone onto which nations greatness rests.
Glorious commerce was my Bncle Williams
forth sold soap. The English Government
was tyrannical, but the soap SnaeH pretty and
commanded ten cents a cake. My Uncle Will
liam disposed of his soap in America, and re-
turned to England, his native land, with a
very tAdlltu OpiIllOu VI tu6 pubic
1T is a dedicated community said he. In
one small village alone sold fifty cakes oil
soap, including baronial halls where they of
fered me ducal corOnet, but said no-giut
it to the poor This is the way my Uncle
William went on"
In Philaphelpha lecture never published
Artemus said, pointing to Ethiopia; Here, in
the centre of the African continent, is what
is called 'howling wilderness but for my
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any one who has,"
The quotations of Artemus were rendered
funny by the same trait. Once, on board the
Belle Of Memphis, while the lady passengers
were being seated at the long dinner table, 6
friend opposite, looking down at the vacant
chair before hun remarked musingly:
81 love 1t, love it, the old armchair"
when Artemus continued quickly:
''That hung in the well"
While at Natchez, he sent the writer {
ticket to his lecture, which read thus: