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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-09


"liEliEAs, by g, certain Mortgage Deed,
w commonly called sale mortgage, -
hearing date the lith day ct ~cptrIn-
her. \ u. 1873 duly recorded IN book
our on page lSi, in the Ircorcr'S
Office Of Alexander county, state of Illinois, on
1T diy of November, \ ID. 1873. Johanna Ryan
date Johanna ilrnuc--) and james Ryan, did
crib,-l real ESTATE, situated IN the City OF afro,
In the tunuty of Alexander AMI state of Illinois,
Ia Wit kJrt numbered seven "a, in block
numbered thrty-two Cisl, in said City, upon
this expires condition, however, that in Cu~c
one certain poni,sOrN mote Tor the sum uf two
hundred aud Any dollar, executed hy the said
Johanna Ryan anil jane, Ryan, tu the under
! signed, and bearing even date with said sale
| mortgage, iltiv and payable one YEAR after the
| date thereof with Interest ~ the rate Of ten per
| cent per nnuum from hate until paid, ,honld
| the said note not De- paid according To- the tenor
| AMI effect thereof, anil should default he made
| IN the p.iN mirnt OF said note aud interest when
due, then aud IN thai ease the undersigned might
! proceed and sell thu said rial estate rs by said
mortgage provided and execute to the pur-
chaser on purchaser thereof a deed Tor The con-
! Neyunce IN f,s OF the premises sold and
| Whereas, default having been made IN the
/ payment of the said mote and the said mote hay
| ing beconc dine and pay able, nov,
| Therefore, Notice i hereby given that by yir-
| tue OF Terms aud conditions OF said sale mort
| gage, VIII on "wednesday, the 2.ild day of De-
ccmbrr, A. D., 1874, AZ he court house door, in
| the city of Cairo, Illinois, NJ the hour Of ?
! O'Clock pm Of said iiHy, proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder Ion cash, the real estate and pTem-
is,'s hrreinbetorc described, Ia satisfy sad debt
interest, cost AMI chaIEcs Of said trust, aud will
rNecnlr and deliNcrlo the purchaser deed there
! for ILLEN rGNEH-.
,,Igo, NJ. November -, Isl, Mit
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenished job Printing Office wit
many fonts Of type and have orders out for othei
fonts Of the latest popular styles Weare determined
to establish the reputation of ,ourptfce for frstcIas
work. aud make our prices so low that the most enth
siastic patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to ad
nit that we do work at lower prices than any other OF
flee in the country Mr. Oberly, admitted to be one q
the best practical job printers West and South, ha
assumed personal supervisoh oftheAjob printing deI
partmen and will endeavor give satisfaction to on
MANY natrons lH.N Iss.fa/ ,fr.Isi
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CAIRO e. vINCENNES r. r.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

nN aud after November -, passenger trains
~ will run daily except sundays ~ follows.
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SILK HATS A SPECIALITY!

Gentlemen desiring hats Of a precise fit
can have the measure of their heads taken to q
hair, and their head gear made to order in the
latest fashion and finest style.
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THE NEW
w A 1T Fl A M !

The past twelve months ut the Waltham
Watch Factory have been the buse-t in the
Company's history. Several wholly new Stem
winding watchc- have been produced, AMI great
Improvements have been effected IN the manu-
ficiure of all variety oi their standard walchc-
until now they include every ,ile in both Key
and -tem-winding that can be- desired, every
quality and OF every pncc. " the same time
new invention. in machinery and other .lalgc
economic have chcdpcncd the cost, 50 that at
present 1t j. moi too much to claim that the Wal
than Waichc' are The beet and cheapest wutchc-
u The world Thee claims are, in fact, almost
every where admitted In This country It j. u
matter Of fact that hai'lly ANY fine American
watrhc- are sold lut tho,c Of the Walthan, make,
while oi,lcl- mc nav regularly rcci,cd from
England, Australia, and the British rp--cs-
,inn- generally, aud foreign countries are ahm-
doniug the hand matte productions of >wilz"r-
land and England, and eagerly adopting Amer
lean nnrhincmadr Waliham wolchc- in ihoir
place.
BuNrr- OF silver wulchr- should be- careful to
observe the stuinp of the COMPANY on The case,
rs well ~ on the moN cm,nt, ~ ihc Nalilmin
Watch movements arr ncpucntly pul into casc-
which ar inferior both in quality of metal and
Fo, sale by all leading jewellers
Positively no Watches sold at retail.
ROBBINS n APPLETON,
General Agents,
New Noik, boston, Chicago, and London, Eng.
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4 ASTORIA \ more than substitute for
y Castor oil II II the only sal' article IN cN-
islcncc which j. surc Ia regulate thu hOWol4
cure NIndcOlic and produce nninlnl -lerp Il r.
pleasant Ia take children need not rly and
mother may sleep u-.rVIy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.]
Fire i'm the Woods.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct 30.-A special dispatch
from Hartford City, Indiana, says that there Is
terrible fire raging in the woods just south OF
there, fully four miles in length, and heavy
wind is blowing it along the track of the Fort
Wayne, Muncie aud Cincinnati Railroad threat
ening the track and bridges with destruction.
A Dayton, Ohio, special says that the woods
and fields between Union City and Greenvllle,
and Dsdson and GreenvilIe, are on fire 10 many
places, hundreds OF acres being covered with
flames In the forests the flames have climbed
to the tops of the tallest trees and present
terribly grand spectacle at night, Forest fires
are also raging in the vicinity Of Oxford, Logan,
CrestIine, New Lexington, Cambridge, keutou,
Iroptou, Bellcfontaine, and Delaware, Ohio,
aud RushviIlc, Indiana, and Russell, Kentucky.
There is great scarcity Of water at all points.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30
71I KING STREET A.

i II u - -
PkETZFELDER u BENDHElM,
Having completed the enlargement Of their
store are now receiving their stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
bought in the New York, PhiladeIrhla and
Baltimore markets at greatly reduced prices
EN- bracng in the
" DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
French Mernos, Cashmeres, Poplns all-W2ol
Deaines, Atwood Reps Dagonals, Serges Mo-
hairs and Plaid Dress Fabrics.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT..
Drab d Etc, Canton, Bianits Coths, CassImereS,
&C., &c.
brands, extra low, Flanneis, Blankets, Quilts,
Cloths and Cassime!es.
Complete stock OF Table Dsmask, Napkins
and Towels, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Casing.
SHAWLS-Broche, Ottoman, Fancy, Wool
en- and Merno
Entire new stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons,
Laces and Notions.
One button Rebecca Kid Gloves at 81.
Two button do. ut 81 ..
Entire new stock OF Brussels, Three-Ply, In
grain and Hemp CARPETS. at prices to suit ALL
Large stock of Gents and Ladies Underwent
oct 24-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30
A BAFFLED POLITICIAN
"The best laid plans of mice ard men,
u - L

''The best laid plans of mice and men,
Gang aft agley,
And leave them naught but grief and pain,
For promised joy"
Such were the sore reflections of r. D. Rufin,
the independent candidate for County Clerk,
last night, as he retraced his foot steps from a
hous, on the north side of the canal, bsffl ID in
lis attempt 10 address meeting which he had
called for the purpose Of advocating his cleo.
liou and that OF Mr.. Barbour, the independent
candidate for Congress- When the Abeetiug
had assembled Rutin found that his call had
been generously responded to- and he was
ready, his tongue larded with many several sorts
of reasons importing his owo election, aud that
of the candidate of his choice, to make speech;
but he discovered to his chagrin and mortifca
ton, that the audience was unanimous y op.
posed to hearing anything he had to say, and
John B. Syphax, coored member Of the Leg
islature, and WIN. \. Roe appearing upon the
scene, the meeting immediately organized by
clecting VIM. Harris chairman, when Roe aud
Syphax proceeded to address the audience de.
uouuciug Rutfin 10 severe TERMS aud ridiculing
the Cupeper Convention. The remarks of the
speakers were endorsed by the meeting and a
resolution passed denouuciug Ruthu's course,
who, in the meantime had retreated across the
canal bridge, and like an erriug spirit, hicd to
his couhne.
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All goods warranted as represented
AT DEALHAM' S.

DEATH OF JAS. II. CAUsTEN. The Wash
iugton Star says: "a venerable and much re-
spccted citizen, Mr.. } as. II. Causten. died last
night, IN the S7th year OF his age. Mr.. Caus-
ten was born iu Baltimore, September 70 1888,
aud has been resident of this District for
tor,y-two years past. He was consul for the
republics of Chill and Ecuador for consider
able period, and has been widely known for
many years as the agent for the "Freuch Spo-
lratiou Claims," the payment of which he urg
ed with eloquence aud iudetatigabie energy, but
which, just as they undoubtedly arr the couo.
try never found it convenient 10 pay, and be
pi:d without seeing the fluitiou OF his long la
Dor. Mr.. Causten served as a soldier IN the
war of 1912, and he was ore Of the staunchcs'
Union meu in feeling during the late rebellion.
His memory will be held In respect by all who
knew him.
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The Markets.

New YORK, Oct 30.-Stocks dull and lower.
Money .. Gold lO5 Flour dull and dropping.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn 6rmer and add
vancng.
BALTIMORE Oct. 30.-Va. 6's peelers, Al /;
do consolidated, 50; do. ex-coupon SOL. West
Va. sixes9 Cotton steady; low middIings IA.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat dull; No.
| red Western l20; No. , do. ll3lll4; fair to
prime do. llOallI; rejected los; red Maryend
ll5al23; do. amber l25al30; do. white ! lOa
l20. Corn dull; white Southern 93a95; yell
low do. SOaS3 miyed Western S0aSl: white
Western SOaSS. Oats dull; Southern 5SaG0;
Western mixed 55l577; do. white $500. Rye
dull al 95alOO. Hay unchanged Coffee stronA;
no stock in second hands; lSa20!. Choice roll
butter 3Oa32. Sugar dull at OSal0l
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Miners Convention.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 3O.--The Miners
National Association reassembed to-day. The
Committee on Cooperation presented report
suggesting that petitions be sent to the Ma
tional Congress and to the State Legislatures
asking charters for one or wore colcries, to be
conducted 90 purely cooperative or industrial
partnership principles. President Siney plead
ed previous engagements as keeping him from
visiting Bethel, Pa, during the recent trouble
The committee made report, which was
adopted looking to settlement of all differ
euces between the Miners National Associa-
ton and the Miners and Laborers' Benevolent
Association of Schuylkill, Pa. The convention
adjourned sine die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30
LOCAL NEWS.

COUNTY ITEMS. Ca Wednesday evening
Excelsior Lodge, No. 4, |. y. G. T., had a
large meeting and elected officers for the ensu.
ing quarter, as follows: Brother g. +. Corbett,
Worthy Chief Templar; Sister Nj. ~ Stevens,
Worthy Vice remplar Sister Martha Wood
ward, Worthy financial Secretary; Sister Ida
Wlbirt. Worthy Treasurer; Brother S. B. Cor
son, Worthy Marshal; Sister Minnie Bell Wi
brit, Worthy Inside Guard; Brother Berry,
Worthy Seutiue; Past Worthy Chief Tempar,
Brother Ansel Watrons. During the evening,
under the head OF Good of the Order, Brother
S. n Corbett, Z. e. w. G. L., delivered an
interesting address on the Rise aud Progress OF
Excelsior Lodge, showing the great work 1t
had performed in keeping the worm OF the still
from Arlington which to-day possesses no
dram shops nor drunkards. He was followed
by Brothers Ansel Watruns, w. d. Newton,
aud others, and at late hour the Lodge ad-
journed Arlington can We'll boast of its Lodge.
The cause OF temperance is not dying out 10
this good old commonwealth. The Grand
Lodge will meet at Harrisonburg soon and the
temperance flag will be raised in every part Of
the State ere aoother year rolls by.
The singing school, in Arliugton, taught by
Mr. A. B. Ransom, has over thirty scholars
MIR. r. is an excellent teacher, aud the mem
bers of his class prove it by their good order
and disposition to learn.
On dit that party from Philadelphia
intends TO purchase land aud build deaf aud
dumb asylum in Arlington by next spring.
An old colored womau, known as Aunt Phil.
lis, living near Freedman Village, aged ~ 3
years, died Tuesday night
Mr., w. G. Wibirt Killed twelve squirrels 10
the woods near Barcroft's mill, last Monday.
They are very numerous this fall, and sure
sigu of 4 severe wiuter.
TON Collins was pretty we'll thrashed by
a gentleman whom he insuIted in the Airing
ton postoHicc Tuesday evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30

LIGHT HOUSES. Gov. Groome has signed
the deeds to the United States Tor the follow
ing sites of light houses, situated in Maryland ::
First. Maryland Point Light Station, situated
on a lump in mid channel of Potomac river,
Charles county. Second. Port Tobacco Flats
Light Station, situated on the edge of the flats
making out at about the middle Of Port Tobac-
co river, and at the turn of the Potomac river
around Matthias Point, Charles county. Third
Lower Cedar Point Day Bcacoo, situated on
the end of the shoal making out from Lower
Cedar Point, Potomac RIVER, Charles county.
Fourth. Thomas Point Shoal Light Station,
situated on the point of shoal making out from
Thomas Point, Chesapeake Bay, Anne Aruu-
del county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30

STREET RAILROAD. The President of the
Alexandria Passenger Railroad Company has
informed the committee appointed BY the late
citizens meeting to raise subscriptions for the
purpose OF leasing and again operating that
road that unless they obtain the requisite
amount in short time the cars will De sold
and the track torn up. 1t is understood that
about twenty-five hundred Of the required three
thousand dollars have been raised, and that
with little exerton the remainder can be got
ten without much trouble
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FIRE DEPARTMENT 1t is understood that
the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department will
call out the entire department at an early day
for the purpose of making an Inspection, and of
ascertauiug whether any Of the companies are
uol properly equipped for service under the
provisions of the State and Corporation laws on
that subject
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To be Brought to Washington.

New YORK, Oct 3O.-Judgc Blatchiord has
decided that the case Of Albert CUM who was
indicted in the District of Columbia for con-
spiriug to detame the character Of Coum bus
Alexander is proper one for warrant of
mOyal to Washington.
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Savings Bank SuspenSiOM.

MILFORD, Pa, Oct 30.-lhe Milford five
ccuts savings bank was suspended, with liablli-
ties of half million dollars which will be COW
cred, it is believed, by securities held by the
bank. Excitement runs high against the
bank officials, and is Increasing. The bank has
stood well in the past, but the failure to pay an
expected dividend in August, and the suspen-
sion Of the Nashua banks last year made the
depositors nervous. 1t is likely the concern
will be wound up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30

A CURIOSITY. There has been left at this
Office by Mr.. John Hart, of the lst Ward, a
curiosity in the shape of two large. sized and
well-formed eggs-with soft shells, however,
the two points of which are connected by a
communicating tube The curiosity was the
product of pullet belonging to Mr. Hart, aud
was her first effort in the egg laying line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

William Claggett, the coored man arrested
here few days ago and committed 10 Jail tor
robbing the house of his sister, on the opposite
Maryland shore, on the uight OF the robbery
went to the house of his former master, near
by, and dug up and carried off from the yard
stone that had been there for many years,
which action has been and continues to be a
source of wonder to the neighbors.
a colored ecclesiastical council was held at
Howard Village yesterday. Rev. A. Hender-
SOD. Of Mount Zion Church. Alexandra, was
president, and Rev. r s. Laws OF Alexan-
dria county, delivered the sermon. new
church was organized under the name OF
Mount Bethel Baptist Church.
The rear window frames 10 the Relief engine
house were removed yesterday, and the ends
that adioiUed the fue were found to be so
burned aud charred that had fire been
kindled in the house before they were taken
out the whole building would probably have
been in flames.
The weather to-day was coudy-that is, the
haze was so thick that the sky looked cloudy
and few degrees cooler than it was yesterday.
1t was not unpleasant, however, and did not
show that the Indian summer had expired
The GordonsviIle Gaz,tte says Some geu-
tlcmen hunting on the farm of Mr. T. ii. Cow
herd, about four miles from town, on the
Charlottesville road, killed genuine sora one
day last week.
The government steamboat inspectors hav-
lug completed their inspection of the Maryland
ferry boat Virginia, and found her 10 good con-
ditiou, that steamer resumed her trips this
morning.
Mr. Boyd Barrett, the genial host of the
City Hotel, is spoken of as the Conservative
candidate for the Common Council from the
ID Ward.
An old coored woman named Nancy Fraak,
lilo was swudled out of some currency ycster-
day by exchanging it with strange coiored
man for counterfeit gold coin.
I! will be seen that a meeting Of the Conser-
vative Ward Superintendent will be held to-
morrow uight, at the office OF the City Ser
gcant, at s o'clock.
A large uumber of persons attended the re-
vival services now 10 progress at the M. IA.
Church last night.
After rest of some weeks the mosquitoes
reappeared last night 10 large numbers, and
sang aud bit with renewed euerey.
The Swiss bell ringers will give an entertain
meut 10 this city at early date.
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Roofs covered with Tar Sheathinx Felt can be
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Two gallons will cover hundred square feet of
Single roof, or over four hundred oil tin or iron
Price ready tor use is 81 cents per gallon.
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DRIME BUTTER and CT EESE for sale by
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Revolution in Venezuela.

New YORK, Oct. 3O.-A special dispatch
from St. Thomas says "Advices from Venezue-
Ia report that the provinces Of Caro- and BARGE
iona have risen in revolution against President
Banco The insurgents are under lead Of Po-
liria, Reira aud Pulida
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30
Foreign News.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 30--Late advces
from Ccural Asia report that the iusurrecton
in khukodan has been suppressed.
BOMBAY, Oct. 3O.-The cotton crop in the
Presidency oil Bombay is 10 magnificent condi.
ton and promises the largest yield ever record
ed The crop is a fortnight in advance Of that
of 1873 Picking has fair y commenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-30
Receiver Appointed.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O-Judge Blodgctt, Of the
U. s. Circuit Court, has appointed ". Fl.
Terry, receiver of the Rockford, Rock Island
and ST. Louis railroad company, and he will