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, 1874-04-17
TRANSFERS. Il.
The following instruments were. filed for roc
ord on Thursday, April 1G:

wv 49, o,-r,, r,,,an,.
1,rxua ,oo =, - Ij.t' IT. 4.,1oI, ,,.,a
az - ~ ~. "a son h's - ~ aa'co
API nnnra ~ &C. ~ r. u at e7<,,,x -
, t, II 90 y. ~ ndm' w. ~
uatoa Apr,i n 9 eona1aerauos M sl.ooo' o-,,o
LeaYltk ~, ~ y ~ hoa.as u. Aa1l4o y WILL
improvements, Msteu Apsl1 eohaas9alon. s4,auo;
xas ae 81 ly5 o, IT. uased
Oakley ST. ~ # of Thtrsy-fourth st 241los E.
~ aasea Apsii y 10; e9nasaefat'on sSuo =.
Nobey Bt, 146 II OF h!nxle 4xlo7 1t, dated
March > consideration. $4.ooo.
Taylor vt, l53 It Ct Western ~, I, 2sxle424 it,
daseS va! alareh ~ "; consideration. , :! ,0oo
It, dated Aprill; consideration, ~ 600.
Mitchell st. los # Of Wood ut, + o4xl2A IT, dated
M9Erh 9h, u; consideration, laT Y $ss0. ,or
"aaAsonaW ny a23 Il o. I1omnson at, 0 I, la5xl25
e a!so Enirfiea ~ 2oo T. Of lhompsoa st, W. 60
1125 It, dated April 2; consideration, s. 600.
Park place. 1lo # Of Fulton 1t, y +, o48-lox1l1N
IT, dated April u confederation, 1850.
staunton az IT, u Of Ihsrty~seYentl Ut, +, 17x
l3a Il, dated April 10; consideration, 81 500.
L,t on Michigan cana bet Lcayitt Hnt 1sobcy sts,
+ ,4o5A r. running n to proposed railroad; aAo,
Lots to H. fronting on South Branch Of river, III
osR T. so1 daod oSt IL 1872 coasih
Young.
, 1874-04-17
Northwestern pfl.... es':ccntral Pacific STOCK. OK
NsT Jersoy satM wessrn S
REAL ESTAu,E..

III IA ~.
rha no,r5 ~ 1,a,oo,,o,, ,,an s,,,1 Inn .,r., y,
,,,1 T., ~. o,,,,.ao% nsa s so .sS
!N1'a III tno hoieuDorhooa OF ule sharpBnooters
Park. This land dcomprsas tho Z. Il 8. W.2l.o OF
Sea- 81; tho W. " Of, 8. f.. II Of Hco: 21, and 81
ncroe in the u. il Of: tho d, i ofseo al. r. 81.
r IA MN oo,,s;,or,.;aa = ~. e s,ooo ~, ,or,
=" @Ao 'onsluo.A'lon "aa s''' I'LL 'olo'
BUILDING NOTES..
The houses which aro boing added by Mr.. Fol-
lansboo to tho block of residences at tie cornor
of ,yhbas1, nvor,,c md 1,wontv.aivth etrcct nro
Boyen In ,,,.mleor. Thoy nrr iva atorion i,,rh.
coat Eli 200 apiece and Will bo rontcd for 81 660.
ot hfnti,son Atroet nnt; WcsEerm avnn,n. iva nj
thon, frnntinr ao,th md thrcc' north' lhoir
cost viii In hatweon al 'dG) AMI IA. .0Vo.
X crent ,nnhor of nmnll tiwsiling- -lonscs have
been nut IN Of, the West Side, Wost Of Western
nyenno 1s}F n,,nI, hayo boon ercoted since last
fail ~~~'
building Ia active on tho south sflo, beyond
the city iinlite, Eighteen now ousea aro in COR
Btruotion on Indinaa avenue south .ot the city.
the oABlpnr11 DOVER suiT.
The suit brought by Mrs. Sarah Campbell, the
, 1874-04-17

The frat annual mooting Of the Board Of Renl
Estate Brokers WAS held IN tho rooms, formerly
occupied by the Duilaora' Exchange, corner Of
Lasalle and Madison streets at p. m. yestor-;
day.
CHANGES N THE CONSTITUTION, ETC.
Col. Clarke, Of the Committee OH Organization,
brought in their report recommending amend-,
nent, md changer in tho Constitution and BY
stitution, tho addition Of two to the Arbitration
Committee, making 1t consist Of fivo me1nbers.
Arts. and arc 30 changed SO as to como
under tilc PROVISIONS OF tho amendments consti-
tut'nlg Arts. 10 mud II, which ndd to tho Ex-
oc,ltivo Committee tho prasidont aud Vice Presi-
don't as ox.oiticio mombers, and giyo to this
Committee the power to appoint the Secretary,
Treasurer. and such other officers aa arc 'neod-
cd. A further. amendment is to the Of
feet that: tho Constitution may bo.
by giving months notice in writing, of such
intention, mud bv receiving tho usual consent.
An amendment to tho bylaws providea TINT;
any ine,nbor Of real estate firm may repreaont!
woro carried by vote Of II to s, after which tho
constitution as 4 Whole WAS adopted.
CHANGE OF NAME.
Previous to this action, Mr.. Darlington made
motion to change tho name Of tho Association
to read, Tho Chicago Real Estate Exohange;"
which vas carried.
COMMITTEE on NOMINATIONS.
Mr.. Wallace asked that tho Chairman proceed
to select q committee Of soyon on nomination OF
officers. Tho Chairman appointed Messrs. J. II.
Wallace, B. phj1pot, ]. ". Darlington, ii. Van
Alien, Ar. Clarke. D. F. Culver, md lilnself aa
TINT couan,ittoo with instructions to report nuxt
Monday ut 2 p. N. The mceting then nd
iourned.
THE FOLLOWING FORMULA
was signed by thoso joining tho Association:
VI, tho undersigned, members Of tho. Board Of
Real Estate Brokora Ut Chicago do by our res
pectiye signatures, aud by viFtio Of membership
IN said Association. hereby mutually agree and
enant With each other and with aal Association, TINT
wo will in our actions and dealings. with each other,
and thp sud Association, bo In all respects governed
by, and reeEo:t the rnles regulations, md blaws of
said AsaociRton they now exist, or aa they may
hereafter be modaed, al!orcd, or aniondcd:
Geo. T. Clarke, Il. r. Layton, Clarke, Layton l. Co.;
7. A. Brown, Brown Horton; A., ]. Cooper, 4, ]. 4
j. ". Cooper: Jno II. Wallacc, Gustin Wa!faco;
e. g. Welch, Kerr, Davidson 4 Weio :: j. ?. White
T. Eyans. T. Evans Co.., Jno ". Darlington; 9. 9.
Hese',,nan. Flt9se.asn shubatt " ": Watson;
h Morer u.s. W. sea 9. s. Enge, Merrill 4 EnRio
.. n. Dunha,n r. A. Bragg, F. 4. bragg DO; Geo.
]. Sherman, Shorinun Bradley; Beidea r. Culver
A. 7. Tomkins,, A. r.. TomkiusG Col. Z. P nlauu,-
ard, G. y, CoeLour, Il. 7. Blanchard Co.; Aox. Il.
Gum !; JRa, L. Kent.
, 1874-04-17

month"; spo5@o.7o no1or May, eo.o7M@o.?2>G;
aolor June, sD.s71ll@9p0. Shoulders, canl. Or
aoller tho month, offered at $3.50; soller May,
,ana o}s@oTo sort ribs. eaah Or soer tlc nontl,
SHORT coar, casl Or sollor lho' month, i1@1oc; !;
sollor May, % bid. Ba1cs include 225 brls moss
pork. seILor NIay, ut 410.10; 25o brlH do. soller
5ttno. Mt 9l8.85; 7b0 brfs do at a1G.3711; $50
hrls do at 810.40 j, 76l brlH do ut atu4211; 100,-
0D0 lts short clcnr aollor Mny, ut sD.0O; 100 900
lbs short ribs, Bollor May, at $8.12lI,
, 1874-04-17
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, April 10.
Tho following were te receipts mud shipments
ut the loAding articles Of produce III Chicago:
during tho past twanty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date Que yaar ago.
, 1874-04-17

NEW YoRK, April 16.-CuBtomH receipts, 4404,-
900. ....
Currency disbnrsed, $4,000.
Ono million lollars gold wero aold today by
the Treasury at liz 65-10o to 118 77~l0o.
Money easy at 49D5 per cont
Sterling dull at 4G05 for 80-lay. ..
Gold rangol at. 1131 1@11s3<,; closed 1t 1885.
Carrying ratio, 1G06.
6tate bonds quiet and nominal.
Governments dull and Htonly.
1iailroad bonds lower in afternoon dealing.
6tocta opouod weak sud decllno1I5@l59. At
Firat-Doard; they becameatrong and advanced Il
@1H;in the Inst hours the market was loayy aud
lower, with pressure to, soil. Rock Island do
:lMod 11a; Western uniont l1}9 Lake Shore.
bta,l, onci,, 15; Columbus, Chicago 4 1ndiana
Central, / !; a1ll Panama 4. Tho market closed
weak, with decline in Panama and Pacific Mail,
due to hitch in freight negotiations with tue
pacl0o Railroad and unfayorable Western nowA
relative to the subsidy The Cuban resolution il.
the Senate assisted the Decline
, 1874-04-17
Tn F1ATE-1O, l0x14, 1880; do. 12x12. $1,000; 14x
% SlA60; do, roofing, 14x20 10, S1900; do, 2O198t

Tn FIATE-1O 10x14. 1880; do. 12x19 $40 1ax
* xAoo: do, roofing l4x2o, 10, SLIGO; do 2o12s
r1a Tln-,I;arae, $50 .n.all, go; bar, o5c.
InAn-rp 7kc H. ~ ~: ni',a nu fpl oo,]s paoxo:
s',nt;r ziso-rul casks loo; less quantity lie;
s'xET p1 inoKENo. q. 30 ratos; Russia iron, Q
r'efs s!ssf ass!s1 4osj L sa m No. os 1se
g. & 3 e. sat /. Ssi. 1s 1s II: Ss ~ 's discount
CorrER-.Conrcr bottoms, Mt; brn2erg uyer - fbs,
III stnlc1 e. "copper" oao; paniaho "copper" 4o DO cut
to ,VGnr.No, sizes tlc. IN ,o. :, ,. -
sad !. md i'1 14s; i 15e; il
ffe 10 ro ioc; s 20 2oo; full bundle cont tscon
NA1Ls-Werye A1Lsay in fair order acmnnt At tho rates
s'I ~ ns e. sI ;a ssh a d Sss $a a3 }S
NAVAL sToEEs-woro uncl,nngod q. follow:
,cSe hstnp sa.l cord, u T., ise92ss; ,nariino,s al :
Il e. s;sSs; Ss + .ssSsoS fsss S''S%' s"
sfe"sq "a~ qSsia w teasnsy e
Suoo Carbon l5a15 extra winser las sIISs ssc No.
81; rs Ss sSSsss pse 81 se d. asatss s
OIL strictly pure Fl 1o d. oxtra, e0e DO M i, s0o;
b,no n.nh o S9; ara 81 eaehsnt
PAINTs-Aro active, md purs goods aro nrmly
WHITE LEAD.
Stficslg pure $iloo
fanoy BRANDS .;s, -o6o@looo
Genuine Ve!lo Montague. 14oo@ts.o0
FIG 1RoN:Iae pig iron trads CONTINUES s dn viii
prices nomnal1y Unchanged, Bcotch being quoted at
,9 81 oa md dance.le h,snda at e4ao0@as.
pOTATuEa-Ohotco peachblowH wcro III good do
EnnUl hnJl DfVaunnfl Atnuf mr. md
common varietea sold at about former prices. Tho
Tsseints wore sh especially Of psaehowa
as'v9rs<l s.s1y rSsc o3cstoo; rn1cd md common
p0uLrKY-Tho market waa rather qulot md lover
for chtckans Turkeys we're nfso oasior The olTes.
,s 's as sSHs': auess e essSa @
gEEDs..Ii,nothy WAS reported In moderate roqueat
at g. soo@a7o; prime quotable at $2.eo@2.62x. Tho
ehocs aasn.
o note sales Of il baga choice timothy =. s27S; 20
Sas s q g. ;1 car Gooi St
f2;37H 3so baga 1T s2.s5 o. bugs 1T $50 20 bags
~ 4 ;o i s ass s's: g e Sags
mammoth clover at Cd as; as bags Hungarian At Ne;
75o; Is baga do at 7oo. - - ~' ''''''0' -
sALT-Was In moderate demand at tho annexed
nrices oononanas ana sagt,'aw tlne s1 90; canad,,
sato; groind solar s21o; dairy, without baga sao0
dairy wtn sDass eo: Ashton dairy, per ssek
stsaaz prsss: Xesss hysoa, eenmoa % 3 FIR, @ ss@
@si.io; common 70 hna Old hysen, s5@ssc; com.
mon Imperial s2@oso: good to eheics d. poodas 10:
1sr f as}rs oyaSs eaos' nEs aso
to extra new Japan 05c@sl.05: common 10 good do,
, 1874-04-17

Total ;S.; 6sa as:l73 2e5o
change u any Of it's toatures. As Oh tbs preceding
daya OF the week. It tho tolay, that there
waa senlblnnco Of activity III the dcmaud for any
description Of atoc, and prceA again irregular
weak u1l around. Under excessive supplies. the 1nar
kets ut the Eas greatly dcpresse, and whaseyer
ginning of tho wook has been swept awAy. In tho
principal Eassrn markets the decline during tho week
amonta to as59 whiS IT, here tue sct9n n
in IN ul.comfortably laEgu accumulation Of stuck
fnlling not loof short Of 8ooD Of these not to
exceed 200o changed hauds, thug Lowing sume 6.000
s ~ G ss .g ~ sg nys iii T1t ey e9n
aevoro loassa Of ostorn sippers Win 10 handsomely
Taou altogetler tho suat,on Of tho market, at tie
moment s decidedly adverse to tho interests Of SELL
e s I d 1s 0x saxasat @ '' e. spn 1@se sppes Na sn
rgo acon1ations ere and 1t the Eaa. Ia tho marEct
tlres exception. $500 the highest agaro pat'.
to rnollrn aud at s595@5.8o for good to aIrictiy
choce 4 fur number Of stosk cntto was dispoacd Of
oss e liz ssEt 'sss ss.:d u a
heavy. -.
Extra DeeVes-Graded Rtecrs, averaging 400
ohoico M W DosvesFlne lit, e FORMED yqar s''S'e'''-
1850 It's, 6.5o@5so
Good Observation-Disclosures tlnoy formed
steory. averaging 11b0 TO l33D 1os 520@6.io
Medium drat'ca-Steers IN fair aesh, aver .
aging l.1u0 to 12s0 1hs. hs...,........... 4.o0@5.10
DutuhOrs Bk0clt-Oonnon to FUR stsers,
ant! good TO extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging ss0 to 1o0 lis. A.oo@4.7s
aesh, averaging 75o to 1,u5O Ia s76@+75
1nferior-Light and thin cews, hcifers,
6tags, bulls md seatawag Rte0ra. ...,. 3,00@1.5o
CattlG-TcxAs. corfel. el.,......,,,,,.,.. 4.754a5.05
Qatle-Texas, wueretl Morrill, ..,..,..... 4.0uQSA.50
IAI1e-4b1aas uTuuEu AFoFeE... .s+s.tss s.s.++
It'll
, 1874-04-17

Included i'll tho stocks arc th0Bo OF tho j0bbora,
md tho bulk OF tho fancy cuts of meats aro III:
possession Of parties who arc awaiting orders to
forward. Tho lard in tito hands Of tho uanu-
faDturora Ia not included.
EUROPEAN 1tANtETa.
The following adyicos were received on Change
to-day In addition to thoBo giVon In our tolo-
graphic colunlns: -.
April Observation-Disclosures wheat buoyant; Cali
fornla Club. 13s3l3s 81 CALIFORNIA ~ Mwhito, 12s 1d9
S eosss ss d.
American mt1ed corn on passage, 3Ba@39a ID.
PRODUCE IN CALIFORNIA.
Tho San Francisco Market l'euie,o has tho fol-
lowing:
from nearly every county in tho aate
rho whcat-b4uo u strong aud hhahy, aud everything
ia propous. The increased acreage plantaa gives as
lug tho week haye bsen visited with coppllR show
orH tint have hesu refreshing and done gool to tho
iato planted gfain. Al! agseeia predicting III abundant
Our exports Of wheat mud -four arc continued, bnt
on ainllntnhed ucalc ~ will 10 aeon by reference to
III yiuw Of The small surplus OH hand, it s surprising
to 500 tue aers rodlce tho price Of extras below s6
kancod Liyerlxol quotations. The Htock Of Hurley iu
tbs Slate IL new very much reduced. chiefly owing to
ne ae oEdor now nr I
tous for ohca1o by r4.! oats are dopresscd by rea.
son q free resea fs9n Oregon a aa 10 exprt d.
Cd for 4atil!aon. corn IL III fair stock aul prices
steady.
. LATEAT.
Whoat waH fairly aeliYo ind flrmor, Bolling Mt
S@l.2sy{ for May, closing Ut tho outside.
Corn was iu fur domanl and firm, at GG]z6p0g1lo
for May, mud G7@8716e for June. There wua
aonlo inquiry for yesaela, but no ougagomonts
wore reported.
GALL n04nD.
Moss pork waa aatlyo aud tlrmor. Lard was
quiet, and meats in requeat aud stronger.
lloaa pork, cash and so1ler tla month, $1J,0O
@lD.1D, aclier May, St9.07}5p1G1216; seller
Juno, s1e.40@1o.421144., Lard. cash or, aalos tho
, 1874-04-17

HUGS-lHo MarKat opened actIV0 aud hl9ADFI tH9
hut ater thsro waa very perceptnla aAataaont III tue
domaaa md gonoral softcnng OF prices WAS tho se-
suit. Tho supply proved considerably larger than
most operators hAl looked for but thcro no oyor-
supply except Of 1ntortor unl common, coarse uil
eeril mixed lots, OF which ba"sen aud 1000 TO-
1nansd tn tho psna unsoll ut the aioso. 6acs were
nads at s3.l0G3h35 for cppn.ou; at $alo@95.60 for
medium, aud sa.0000.12N Tor good to choice. L, D.
, 1874-04-17
Dnna pa!d faonHA.12H for fow car.,o,ds of pA,,a-
dolphin logs THO following &ranssutions show tho
rn,lpe Ut f,ricea: a'''" '"o

sl1EEp-Thc sheon trado continues dull, With price,
weak and d. sory irregular; Good to eIoico q,alttca
from Inst weeks closing quotations, b,t inferior ia
medium, grades not watltel al 75ctat1OQ aot
SeallAwags sold at $40rR5.2k; common 10 nelm Al
t5.76taG0, nn good TO cholca at $0,50@7.12H Thero
drove for which $3.50 tho boat ocr made,
, 1874-04-17

The first annual meeting Of the Board Of Real
Estate Brokers was held il tho rooms formerly
occupied by tho Duil1ora' Exchange, corner Of
Lasalle and Madison streets at p. m. yestor-;
In
, 1874-04-17

LOCKING UP
800, ,000, 600 Of grcepbaeks as u redemption fund
in Washington. and about e44.U00,0 QUO more as a
rososva, making net contraction of S20, 900.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-23
LIPpINCoTT's MAGAZINE.

~ h%' - . n ~ 49,
The August number is adapted to
the season, light and brilliant, yet
containing much valuable information
on numerous topics. Its installmcut
of D." The New Hyperion by Edward
Strahan, illustrated by Dorc, manifests,
as usual, a rich and rare quaintness of
humor in the writer, and an apparently
exhaustless sense of the grotcsque and
ludicrous on the part of the illustrator
the two together making this, perhaps,
the most original and suggestive serial
ever published in any American or
foreign magazine. "A Tour in the
China Seas" by Fannie II. Feudgc,
illustrated, is pleasing and quite in
structivc description of places and Gus
toms bat little known to the general
reader. Malcolm by George Mac
donald, assumes new attitudes and re
lationships, and the story, as it pro-
crosses, decidedly grows upon the
readar. Camp Cure" by :. Weir
Mitchell, is Indicative Of the authors
great familiarity with the resources
aud ways ornaturc and is bracing bit
of reading for this time Of the year,
showing, beyond question, that the
writer knows from experience, aud APP
preciates, the healing power of the
woods The opening Of " Three Feath-
ers," by William Black, is bright and
promising, with some attempts at sens
IDLE loye-makirr hi"S nUrtiiy OF
consideration. Portraits OF Minor
Celebrities, by Sarah b. Wister, is an
attractive paper, written with spirit,
and appreciation of the subject, and is
descriptive Of portraits of persons
whose names are universally known.
" Roughing it in the Lebanon by NJ e.
II. Beck, has positive freshness about
it, Notwithstanding it goes over ground
already very thoroughly trod. "a
Moonlight Visit to the Coliseum" by
7. Adolphus Trollope, shows the au-
thors woll-known power Of description,
and is particularly interesting because
Of its account Of a visit to Macaulay.
Two Enemies by Carroll Owen, is
Illustrative Of the tragic ways of rs.
thetic love. -" 4 Temperance Expert.
ence Of Mount Desert is brief and
healthy paper. The Monthly GOSSIP
of the August number is delightfully."-
yiyacious and the Poems, |, dante
Praises Beatrice" sonnet, by 7. NJ
Coan H., Loves Choice" by Kat
Hillard Ill, Phantasics," by Emma
Lazarus, are all decidedly above the
average Of magazine poetry. 1t is, in.
deed, a charming number of this do.
servedly popular periodical.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-23
OUR DISTRICT.
Clements OH the Situation.
What He Thinks Of His Pros.
poets.
His Comments Oh the Man
Of the Opposition.
Correspondence of It. Louis Democrat
CAsnoSDALg, LII, July 20, 1874.

ppNltu't VI Nl' LOUIS btlllNtIlL.l
CAhBoSDALg, LII, July 20, 1874.
Tho political situation in southern H.
linois, especially in the Eighteenth Die
trict, grows moro interesting every day.
Politicians Of various calibres are taking
stock in the outlook aud trying to figure
out the problem to be solved in NOvem-
Der next, and that problem is beginning
20 assume unusual characteristic. Ordi-
narliy tho question presented Is, What
party shall triumph Out in Egypt it
looks ss il this question were settled.
The return home OF
nos. ISAAC CLEMESTs,
our member, and his reception by his con-
slituont, have knocked the props from
under the "outs who hoped 60 supplant
him in tho affections of his constituents,
not 80 much becauso they thought be had
been an unfalth!ul servant, but on account
OF the difference between him and the
President on the currency question. All
at once they have discovered that this is
u "cistern that will hold no water"
broken stick, vain hope, The dis,olu-
tion Of the Republican party on that ac-
count has boon abandoned. The people,
both Republicans and Democrats have
taken "little Ike" MS tho Cairo BHli,kiH
deri.ivsly calls him, by thu hand, and
said, personally Well done, good and
faithful servant well send you back to
Congress. The week was spent by Mr..
Clements among his constituents in the
Ohio River counties, and wherever he
has gone he has found that the people in
dores him. llo will therefore be-
RBSoMISATED ny ACCLAMATIoN
at Mound City, on the 18th Of August.
No other name vii, be presented. While
in Congress he secured an appropriation
10 improve the navigation of the Lower
Ohio, aud the agricultural and CONNER
mercial Interests of that section will Join
hands in his behalf.
This matter being apparently settled,
your readers may ask why Is this, why
any excitement? | answer that although
the opposition have but littlo hope of vic.
tory, they are in duty bound to mako
some sort Of race; this requires sacri-
flee of time and money, il not Of repu,s-
ton. A few weeks ago there WAS num-
Der who thought they could best Glenn
ents. There were O6erly and Allen,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-23

QUEEN VICTORIA has asked parlia-
ment for a grant for Prince Leopold,
who came of age in April last. One
of the queer things about royalty is
that its scions are always turned loose
upon the government just at the age
when they ought to be able aud will
ing to take care of themselves. But
old England has been called upon so
often in the case of Queen Nictoria's
children that she has become used to it.
She will growl some, but will open her
purse strings and provide literally for
the latest royal pauper.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-23
NOTHING BROWN.

The Mound City y ournal' some time
ago mentioned Judge \. NJ. Brown as
an available Opposition candidate for
congress- in this district. This sug-
gestion has induced the Judge to write
a letter, in which he says he has not
severed his connection with the Re
publican party, that he does not be-
lieve the so.called Independent Re-
form Party in this state is either nee
essary or practicable, and that he has
done nothing to promote the success of
the Independent Reform movement or
any movement in opposition to the Re
publican party.
The Judge thus puts quietus upon
the boast Of many Of his anti Radical
friends, that he had reformed politi-
cally, had cast aside allegiance to tn Q
party Of the administration and was
ready to join hands with the friends of
economy and reform. He il still =
lingcrer about tho flesh not, Of dan.
gerous political doctrine but we have
some reason to believe he is NOT ol,o-
gether lost When a Republican has
arrived at tbat mint IF rebollion
against his party that he l. NOT ofroid
to say: ~ hold my allegiance to the
party subject to the socrod and in.
alienable right of scratching nv
ticket" he is not lost n ,r,ce ;,deed
such declaration, by Republican.
is the strongest kind Of evidence that
the spirit of repentance il strong upon
him, and the day Of his political regen.
Grafton is close ut hand. Judge Brown
is in this hopeful condition. 81 do hold
my allegiance to the Republican
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-23

THE temperance people Of Carbon
dale, who, for n long time, abused
Mayor VIM. A. Lcmma, of that place,
are now prai.ing him. He startled
them by giving his casting vote against
a saloon-licensing ordinance, and they
burst forth into n whole volume of
thanks. We knew, all the time, that
the Carbonate temperance people
would yet learn to appreciate Lemma-
would learn that he always tries to do
his duty and obey the will of the peo
pie. We shall not now be surprised to
hear that Col. Brush and Lemma have
embraced and are sworn friends.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-23

A SPECIAL dispatch to the Missouri
democrat from Springfield says, that
the Twenty-Ninth General Assembly
will hold its sessions in the new state
house, though not in the apartments
designed for the permanent use of the
legislature. The rooms intended for
the Use Of the supreme court will be
used by the senate, and that designed
for the library of the supreme court
will be occupied by the members Of
the house OF representatives. Tho Of.
licers of the various state Offices, gov,
ernor, secretary Of state, auditor, state
treasurer, etc., ETC., will all be ready
to accommodate the incumbcnts.