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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-12
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the lat. firm of Eichoff
Bros, by note, book account or otherwise are re.
CURED TO make immediate pay ment To the under
signed ana save cost. and e. pensss 1 have by
decree OF the Alexander county Circuit ccnrt
Deen appointed receiver OF the effects OF said
nrin and ordered 10 promptly collect the de t.
que anu wind up the business as speedily as
II can be done. No other person Is author ized
TO transact any business Of said firm, or collect
any debts due.
JOHN Z. HANNAH,
b'ouU Receiver
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-12
THE BULLETIN.
every asr.i.s, Monday ex.
eeptea.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby gwen that the co.partnership
heretofore existing between John II. oberiy and
N. c. Saunders, under the firm name Of John II.
oberly Co.. has been dissolved by mutual con.
sent, John II. oberly purchasing all the interest
Of N. C.. Saunders in the Cairo Bulletin printing
and book binding establishment assuming all its
liabilities and receiving all accounts due to said
firm. JOHN II OBERLY,
May u, 1872. NC. SAUNDERS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-12
lRON WORKS.

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
koBERrwooD. THos. i. ROOT.
ROBERT WOOD 4 co.
l,iss Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOUNTAINS FLOATING SWAMI
VASES FROGS
-sTATuARY- WATER LILIES
-DUCKs- TURTLES, &C.
For Decorating Fountains
vERANDAHs, SUMNER HOUSES,
tRBORs. CHAIRS, Settlers, &C.. 40.
NEW STYLE wRoUGHT.IRoN RAILING Tor
From, Of House and Cemeteries. Never before
CAST AND wRoUGHT.IRoN RAILINGs for
Public Buildings and Squares. Cemetery Lots,
and Garden Fences, Balconies, Roof Cresti1gs.
ETC., IN great variety Of Patterns.
IRON STAIRS, spiral and straight, OF various
Patterns and styles. Special attention gwen this
class Of work,
LAMP Posis. for Fronts Of Public Buildings,
Hotels. and City streets, oil Plain and Elaborate
stab. FITTINGS, of Cast and wrough,.Iron,
Stall Divisions. Managers, Harness Brackets, Gut.
tiers, Taps, Vsntilaiors. &c.
WIRE WORK Of every description. Wire
Guards of Cr.mped Wire, Galvanized or Painted,
or Windows, Factory and Warehouse Window
Rallngs for Offices, Banks, Counter RaiIngs
Balconies, Lawn aud Farm Fences. Ac., Ac
GATES for entrance TO Cemeteries. Public
Squares ard Gentlemens County Seats. OF Gss
Tubing or wrought-iron, both single snd double,
/" Ella eIaG SE iSs ana rs simIIs designs.
very large assortment Of designs expressly for
cAssT-fkoN uRINAL BOXES, for public park.
and city streets.
OVAL VASES, latest styles, centennial pattern
uITCHiNG POSTS, Jockey, Coolle, sarnbo aud
plain designs.
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n r ~. Send for
iu., y; sAc' ARD & cos u.
r". "a'ea Price List and
C Ca!aIogv o Of WaItham, How
:.u, =" ID.C. Jaccard 4 Cos
e ms.c' ,es, JeweIry, and Solid
0" " r and Plated Ware. &C.
~ .Ahen In St. Louis you are
" cited to inspect their mag.
.Iihcent JEWElRY establish.
ment. Nos. 40l & 400 n.
FOURTH ST., Corner Of Lo.
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
Swatches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly atten.
ded TO.
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Legal Advertisements.
Observation-Disclosures
SALE.

SALE.
Under and nv virtue Of an srsier and deer.. NJ
TIE Circuit Court OF Alexander county IIino,s
made on the petition Of the undersigned, sdmn
,stfator cum tesfomssto opsssp Of the estate Of
Jacob Csube, deceased, forfiAave 20 sell the raj
estate OF said deceased, at the April Term A ~
1879. OF said eonrt, I shall, ~
ON MONDAY THE lst DAY or july, A . 1871
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. M and 8
o'clock M. OF said Day, eel, 81 public sale, at
we cou't mouse door In the city Of Cairo, Alsx-
s sa. county Illinois, the following described
sixty-seven ana ao-ic Ca 4o.io, SIRE, on the
west side ofthe vest hall the west quarter
OF section one III township fourteen (ill. south
range two ~ west Of the third (3) princ,ple me.
ridian, situated in Alexander county, Illinois.
Twenty and t0100 90 iOOl acres on the eses aide
OF the east half OF the north quser Of section
t.o i2l, township fourteen fi4l, south range two
III west Of the third 81 principle meridian, s,u-
Med IN Alexander county Illinois, and the sonth
east quarter Of the south east quarter Of Sec
Won thirty.hve 1851. township thirteen IlsL south
range two t2l west OF the third l3l princp pie me.
ttnian' containing forty 1901 acres, situated In
Snmron county. Illinois.
one-'h,rd cash in hand, the balance In six months
rom the date OF sale, secured BY note and sale
mortgage on the Premises sold.
MOSES HUTsoN,
ADMINISTRATOR cum testam,nto an1ero of the estate
May 10th, 1879.
Green 4 Gilbert, Au'ys. 5.iedsv
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-09-28

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afou H. ale The ssss.sHJ shsll
make coz duplicate lists 'ks shsll
receive i0s BE services he shall
perform such other duties. "aHd
ior such services loiher datiesj H.
.hall receive = = for actual
labor reformed" etc., etc. Not q
sofd : said about the compensation
0i county superintendent, and tina,
officer i only incidentally mention.
ed In connection with the "couBty
treasurer" sho jointly With him l.
10 receive the duplicate lists pre-
parsl by the assessor. II might a.
veil be sai,. that :he salary clause
10 the trealurer - 10 The su-
periLtcndent. SectioGs zoos, 20O9
md POLO, define the duties Of cOG1-
~ superintendents, but are silent as
10 compensation. Boards OF super
are required 10 execute tic
0aw as il is written. They have no
in tic matter. There is
no law authorizing their to order the
pay tIcnt of county superintendent.
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SALE
Oh
Town Lots IN Como

- |Z
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery Cour
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered at III,
January term, 1872, of said court, the under
signed, guardian Of Carrie, Georgia and Wat.
kins TAFT, will on Monday, the 4th of Noyem-
Der 1872, at the town OF Como, in said Pamela
county, offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder the following described real
estate OF said minors situated in the corporsto
limits of the town of Como, to-wit Eight "a,
lots OF four l5-lo0 acres, each on the north haIf
Of the northeast quarter CD of section four az.
township 90 range seven ~ west, iu Pamela
county, Miss, they being the only lots on the
north half Of northeast quarter OF section 4
township 7, range 7 aforesaid, and the resi-.
demo Of the late George G. TAFT. deceased.
with four acrei, more or less, upon which
said residence is.located.
Terms Of sale one-,hird cash and the hi.
in one and two years from day Of sale.
to give bond with app owed seen.
riiy for the deferred payments, and 4 hen re.
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
MONROE POINTER.
inardian OF Carrie, Georgia and Watkins TAFT.
sep2s-6t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-09-28

The attiiads oi the P~rssidoniia
election has net changed mat y I'll,
since the North Carolina election
and the prospect Of the election n
Greeley Is very %aattering. We d
nsi regard The elections m Main,
asd vermont ~ having any herring
a. no one ever expected to carry ihs
New England States fir Greeley.
Vet ihe reduced msjoniics, taking
The election Of Grant in 1868 a. the
test, is more ihan 5000 IN Maine,
and 1000 In Vermont for the RAD.
cal ticket, showing that even IN
these States there is some change To-
sentiment. Bat il Is 10 the West
that the hope Of victory lies for
Greeley, aud tie elections for State
oincers ~ Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio on the 9Th of October, will
settle the question in those stntcs,
and virtually settle the result OF the
national campaign, for these States
are the balance Of power and will
decide the Presidential contest. In
these States, especially Indiana and
Pennsylvania, the contcs Is n very
close one; so close that the Radicals
are afraid to bet on the result. 1t
ia to the German element and the
sensible steady yoomanry cf tho
West that the Liberal movement
had its origin and in them are It's
best friends; while the blne-bellied
Yankee OF New England il in favor
oil keeping up the hates, animosities
mud bad feeling Of the late war, pa.
trooIzing at tho same time the cor.
fuptions in office that they share IN
protective tariffs. Greeley may have
some showing to carry Connecticut
aud New Hampshire, but none of
other New England States. But
the West and the South he has
The most f%lattering support, and to-
they will unite In sending him
rs their representative to tho CAPT.
'ol as presiding officer OF national
IN March next.
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The Compensation or County Su.
perintendents.
[From the jackson Clarion.1

A correspondent in referring t.
our recent article demonstrating
that under existing law, boards Q,
supervisors have no authority what.
ever to order the payment Of ac>
counts of county superintendent Of
schools, but on the contrary are
absolutely forbidden so to do under
heavy pcnalty-states that the board
OF his county has has been ordering
said payments under sec. 2007, art.
8, Code OF II. We did not express
our views without a thorough exam
ination OF the law relating to Public
Schools, including sec. 2007-which
is as follows:
2OO7. 1t shall be the duty of as
SCISSORS in the different counties at
the time Of assessing State tax, tri-
ennially, to make an accurate emu
meration OF all the youths of their
counties, between the ages of 5 and
u, designating the numbers Of each
sub-district in the county +; he (the
assessor) shall make out duplicate
Of said enumeration aud deliv-
one OF them to the county super,
InteEdent and the other to tile county
treasurer, and he shall receive for his
'efvices in making such enumera>
ion and lists, such compensation as
nay be allowed BY the board Of
chool directors, not to exceed one
ent for each person enumerated, to
9 paid out Of the school fund ofthe +,
ounty, and he shall perform such
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-09-28
Greeley In Indiana.

We take great pleasure in pub.
fishing the speech of Hon. Daniel
W. VOORHEES,, upon introducing
Horace Greeley to the audience 10
indianapolis, on the 23d instant.
When we remember the bitter stand
taken by Mr.. VOORHEES, against
Greeley before the action OF the
Baltimore convention was had, and
his earnest opposition to him, we
more fully appreciate the greatness
OF his mind in accepting the nomi-
nation, and 50 earnestly working for
the ucces of the liberal movement.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 23-Mr.
Greeley was introduced to the vast
audience in the State House yard to-
night by Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,,
as follows:
My ow-citizens-The honor of
Introducing the distinguished guest
tonight has been assigned to me.
1t is well known, my friends, that
when this great movement com
menced my relations to it were not
what they are now. | complied,
however, with the behests Of nv
party, when the exponepts of our
principles, who is here tonight, was
placed in domination. Since that
time MY Judgment, my heart and
mind has become impregnated with
the belief that we are engaged in a
great movement for the redemption
and benefit of our country. The gem
tleman who is here tonight as yosr
candidate has commended himself.
in a large degree, to our support
and our confidence by his public ut
tcrances, both in letter and speech.
The speeches which he has been de-
livering in his present tour will be
among the few specimens of politi>
cal literature preserved for the adj
ministration OF future years. | don't
hesitate to say in your presence and
before the whole country, that for
purity of sentiment, elevation of
thought, integrity of purpose, broad
philanthropy, lofty benevolence and
elevated craftsmanship, the speeches
that Horace Greeley has delivered
on his present tour through the
West have no equal, no parallel in
the history of the politics of our
country. Great applause. If l had
never been for him before, | would
tonight. [Cheers.]
This election signifies peace and
reconciliation. It signifies love
among sections where hate has pre-
1t signifies purity in every
department. Of the Government. I
TODD forth once to oppose this
novement, but bowed when my !
'arty decided to embrace it. To- :
light | embraced with all my heart. i
WITH oil my mind, gwith all my !
trength, as tending to the purifca- !
ion and redemption Of the whole {
ountry, North and South, every t
there. [Applause. This spectacle I
a bright omen of success, | pro- i
.ose to introduce to You, my fellow S
i%tizens, one Of the men who by his y
wn brain and hands has carved for !
imself a foremost place, not merely y
! the history OF the country, but in al
he history ofthe world. l propose n,
Introduce one who from the pos to
ton oflabor and toll, has placed ia
!mselt in the front ranks of man
md, Horace Greeley. Loud and
'olonged cheers
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The contest for the election q
Congressman at large in Tennessee
is becoming the most exciting cam
paign held in the South since tn,
war.
The candidates are Gen. b. +,
oheathnm, regular nominee Of III,
Conservative party; Maynard, nomi
nee Of the Raaical party, aud OK.
President Andrew johnson, hide,
pendent candidate. The contest be.
tween Cheatham and Maynard
would have been an easy victory to
Cheatbam, but Andy johnson comes
IN 70 divide the Conservative vote
with Cheatham, being a Liberal Re.
publican supporting Greeley.
The convention that nominated
Gen. Clleatham was composed of
delegates from forty-seven counties,
iorty-threc not being represented.
johnson refused to allow his claims
to 60 before this convention. md
after the nomination Of Gen. Cheat.
ham, no announced himself as an in
dependent candidate at the request
Of large number Of citizens.
The white Conservative voters are
divided between Cheathsm and
johnson, aud the question of which
to support is an important one.
Gen. Cheatham is a man deserving
the highest regard Of the people,
having been one OF the best soldiers
in tie Southern army; is a plain,
practical man, Of tine business abil
ify, Is no public speaker, but an
earnest practical politician, bcliev.
ing that the good OF the country and
not selfish ends should be the aim Of
every citizen whether an Office,
or not. lie would % 10 4
Congress seeking reconciliation aud I
a 4MH .Nfa#N. NHEHH r. .MN MEN# "
the restoration OF the affairs Of the
to the purest status. Moth.
Ing can be said in objection to him
that he is not a public
speaker. While Andy johnson il
seeking the position to give him an !.
to vent his anger aud .
late upon such men az Bingham,
and others, who worked to d
'ecure his disgrace and humble him 9
While he IA President, and to |
make hell howl as ii were, with I
is powerful intellect IN Congress |,
ional debates with the hated party ]
sho hurled him from power. =
His plea Of opposition to conven- ! !
ions il q specious ono, and Of the i
'cst contemptiblc nature, for all i,
10 success that lie over WOO as
arty man was through the medium a.
conventions. Leaving aside the g :,
any other objections that could be
rgcd sgAanss voting for johnson, n
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wASTED.-Ws will give enc igeiie men and
women
Business That Will Paw

from 81 to 81 per day, can be persued 10 your
own neighborhood, and IL ct ictly honorable.
Pasticulars free, or samples that viii enable
you TO go to work at once, will be sent Oh re-
ceipi Of two three cent stamps.
Address, J. LATHAM 4 Co,
sep2l-6w 202 Washington ST, Boston. Mass.
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rlHhai e1iF ni 1HflY fhliafia
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Mass a. iiasbT
- which letter lbs committee
mads ne i1llswing reply
hssi ffrf atrtfsftff D. Coz
t,ftas III sp 4iFl
" r B,ady Eq
Your letter II The 18th ~ July
iasi. resigning the position oi elsciof
~ The Stale ~ large On the Repab
lican ticket, wm duly received. and
has been submitted 10 the State Ex
eeuiiyo Comm ltee, 1T their Grt
meeting since the reception of the
same. The Committee has accepted
your resignation By UNANIMOUS vote.
aud hlled The vacancy blythe election
n Republican, whose long and
able service IN the party places the
question VI his acceptance, and val
uable services 10 the party during
The present campaign, beyond a
The policy Of making you an
elector was very seriously questioned
many Republicans at the time Of
your appointment but your active
and energetic exerti0ns In securing
.he position induced them-pcrhsps
their better judgmeut-to
lcquicsce aud allow you to be se.
taking the esrnestness of
'our eff rts, aud your extrAvagant
Issurauces Of fidelity to the party AL
guarantee OF good fifth. Hence
our appointment.
Your statement relative TO the
Philadelphia platform is sufficiently
answered by the brief remark, that
'latform adopted at Philadelphia,
N the 18th OF June last, il in perfect
armony with the principles of the
since the days of It's organiza.
and especially consistent with
he platform upon which General F.,
rant was elected in 1868. !
The committee deem it proper to
iggest that, inasmuch AZ you have
eclined the position accorded to YOU ,
y the party, the only emoluments
/ which are honor and labor, per- T,
'ct consistency would suggest to
on the propriety of snrrendering
|so the Office Of pecuniary profit, /,
.hich the party favored you with A.,
the election IN your district one I,
ear ago. F.,
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lHE NEAI SESSlON OPENS ON TIKI
2SD OF OCTOBER, under the superintend
ence of
JOHN N. WADDEL, D. D.,
Aided by eighteen Professors and INSTRUCTORS
n the various departments. The schools q
Law, of Engineering, of Agriculture and tn,
Mechanic Arts, the regular University courses
a course OF instruction in Commercial Science
and the course Of Preparatory Study will all be
in full Operations. In all the schools except the
law school, tuition is free for all Mississippians
University fees from all students vary from
VA to S33 ir advance. Board, including all
charges, varies from sic to SOS per month. In
the Law School a fee Of $50 per nine months
IS charged for tuition. The Diploma Of the
Law school is made by law equivalent to n
license to practice law in any court in this
State, and by recent act Of the trustees, a two
years course Of study in the Law school is not
required absolutely, but a student may COM
plete his course and get his diploma in one
year, Provided, he passes a satisfactory az.
animation.
For further particulars, for catalogues or an.
noaneements of the several departments, apply
TO Chancellor Waddel, to any member Of The
or to
THOS. B. PEGUEs,
JuzV-zm Sec'y. Of the Board,
Oxford, Miss
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eHses either a Thee gieft
II tas tan an ofieb charged iae'
fbat che I.adieal, u HE sisis ven.
only seiuaiel 10 ibeii moysmsnis
y ths lgvs n money sad saes and
that ibsif whole dss0iion " their
declared platform Of pfisopes
might be summsd up N the Dot
she'll II greed n Office and love II
money ADD we link that there
he. been ~ greater evidence of ihs
unbiushiag audaelty N the carpet.
bag thieves presented 10 the State
since they began their iniqni,ous
career here, than that shown in the
letter Of o. G. French, Secretary Of
The State Executive COMMITTEE, 10
NJ. o. Brady, Esq, ma published IN
this issue. Mr.. Brady could not
subscribe to the platform Of princi.
ples euunciatcd in the Philadelphia
Convention Of Radicals, from thi fact
that the party did not advocate the
equality Of the white man with the
negro; that the negro had been
given bis freedom and suffrage, and
tbn, the Republican party OF this
State had pledged itself to favor
universal amnesty aud universal
suffrage, and that their pledges were
not aud had not been carried oui,
aud that be could not consciencious.
y cast the vote Of this State as elect
Or for a party that had SO failed to
Seep their pledges. For this act of
honesty, nobility and fairness of
Ipirit, he Ia read out OF the party By
he miserable set Of oiice-holders
Who compose the State Executive ,
Committee, and in curt terms, re-
Iucsted to surrender an office, the :
district Attorneyship, given to him, {
Iot BY that committee, but by the !
utfragcsoi The majority of the voters ,
# this district. Or in other words. ,
{ you can't uphold in our usurpa. q
IONS Of power, our broken promis. '
3, our broken faith, our rascalities a
nd frauds, then you must surrender =,
our office aud give it to some one
Tho will maintain these things at
ur will.
Q, temporal 0, mores! Does it Ii
.ed further proof that the pre- 81
imptions of these cormorauts ore
} great that nothing but their total 0
nnihllation can overcome them?
This committee had nothing to do =
it'll his election as district attorney, n
I'd If they did, au Office is not par. u,
IAN machinery, but held for tho h
'od OF the people, A more un> u
ushing net of disregard of Repub. y
an teachings has never come I'm. n,
7 our observation. 1t is the very y,
'cncc of a military dospotism, tie
ranny of the most cowardly ma u
re, aud is in keeping with the "
character of the present ad. in
.nistration, whose fit tools these sc.
N are. to
The people have no right to ask sr'
oilicc-holdcr to resign a position y,
account of any political views ex. vo
'ssed, aud much less a miserable lie
.mittec of iu~torlopers. Mr.. Bra au'
has replied to them in a manner sea
t speaks the right spirit, and has W. W.
led back upon these sell appoint, for
their charges as false, cat
branded them as base politi- of
rs.
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SIRAYED.

FROM the undersigned, living four miles
west of Pamela, one bay horse, about fourteen
hands high, has a Nv" on his left shoulder.
well shod on his fore feel, and has long tail
and main. Any one taking up said horse, or
any information regarding his whereabouts,
will be thankfully received and suitably re.
warded.
BILLY HARRIS,
sep2s Pamela, Miss.
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UNIVERSITY
OXFORD.

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON THE
2SD OF OCTOBER, under the superintend-
ence of