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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-30
Prospectus for 1874 sEVBNTH YEAR
THE ALDiNE.
An illustrated Monthly journal, universally
admitted 90 Doe the hlndsomcst period
icll i'm tho world. representative
aud champion OF American tastS.
Nor FOR ssla ~ COOK o.. G, Ews STORE

Tho Aldine. while issued with all the reg.
ularity, has none OF the temporary or time
~ interest characteristic OF ordinary pen
odieals. 10 s. IN Gle CANT miscellany OF pure
light and graceful literature and collec-
ton OF pictures, tho rarcat specimen OF ar
tistic skill, in black and white. Although
each succeeding number annruS Q {, ssh
pleasure % it, friends, the real value anu
beauty OF She Aldine will DC most appreci.
ated after IL has been bound up NJ the close
ot the year. While other publications may
claim superior ehogpue-,, "a compared with
rivals OF q similar class, the Aldine Is an uu-
ique ant original cOnCeptiOn--alonc and un
approached absolutely without concept
in price or character.
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STATE or lLTISOIs.
Alexander County.
In the Circuit court OF Alexander county.
september Term, ls7l.
The Howe Machine COMPANY
".
John u. Lowe and Amelia NJ Lowe. hi.
wife; william Martin William i. Lane /;
Cleopatra Brown AMI EHphlry Brown her
husband.
Bill in Chancery TO Forec!o-c Mortgage
aud tor Relief.
Notice j. hereby given Of the pnndcncy
OF the above entitled suit and that the time
and place of the return of summons IN the
case Is the frat day OF the next term of said
court to be holden at the court house in th'
city of Cairo, in said county. on tho first
Monday u September, 1874.
REUBEN s. lOCUM,
GREEN Il GILBERT, Clerk of said Court.
solicitors Tor Complainant.
!r1-2J.dl-w4t
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MOSES REBtIEEp


Judge Mackey. Of H)uth Carolina
seems 10 have lost all faith aud patti.
ence in that eubernatoral boy of tho
bull.fushes, Noscs, 70 wit While
passing sentence recently ou con
yictcd criminal, whose dcdd. were Of
the blacklist dye, be- accompanied q
sentence to the penitentiary for life By
the following suggestive observations
" | do, Therefore, in the name d .,.i.
ated law protest against csecutiS, -.
mency beinp extended in this eas, BY
the chief magistrate, +. j. Moses, ia,
who has 50 prostituted the psrdoning
power a, 10 make the administration Of
the criminal law mockery Of justice,
and convert the broad seal OF the state
into the symbol Of approved crime.
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REPRESENTATIVES coNvEN-
ION.

\ Republican convention tor the purpose
ofnoninaiing candidate 10 represent the
Finh Dl.,ric, IN the state Legislature, win
be held at Mound Guy. Illinois, On Thur-.
day, August ~, ,e,I, NJ u O'Clock, a. IN.
The ratio OF representation VIII be one del
cgate for each 100 votes, and one for each
fractional 30 votes cast for q. s. Grant and
Henry Wilson for president aud vice.
president at the presidential election in
1872
The counties viii he entitled to the follow
ing approximation -
csander, .....................l2
Jackson. ..............
'hioh ............ .....,..........
The Republicsn county central Commit.
tee in each OF the counties composing the
hr,nd ATE respectfully requested ~ cali
county Conventions. aud appoint delegates
&" represent their counties in said conyen.
ton. by order OF Committee,
MATHEW }. ISscoRK,
.''-f Chairman.
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE dAsOSs,

THE dAsOSs.
= % COMMASDERY. No. l3.--stated
A. My ~ the Asylum Masonic Hall, nrrt
srd I'D Mondays in each month.
AFRO COUNCIL, No. A.--kegalaI Convo-
ca, Il ~ Masonic Hall, the second Friday
10 eA~h month.
AIRO CHAPTER No. 7l.--Reyua, Con-
vocation At Masonic Hall, or the third
Tuesday OF every month,
,AIIIo LODGE, So. 23T +. a A. NJ --Rsgu-
lar G. -lInun!csuols a; Masonic Hall, he
ssc' ! and fourth Mondays or each month.
GHE ODD-kELLOWS.
.LLNASDER LODGE, 22:-Ecets Ia Odd.
fehpvs' Hail. in AItar,. building, every
IbufsiAy evening ut = o'eloct..
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CAsrOIiIAi more tnan substitute Tor
Gator OH. It Is the only sAFE article N
existence which is sure 10 regulate the bow
els, cure windeohc and produce natul al
sleep. II Is pleasant 10 take. Children need
not cry and mothers may sleep hi WY
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ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.

The illustrations OF tBc Aldlne have W,
a worldwide reputation, and IN the AIT cen-
tres OF Europe IL j. au admitted fact that
its wood cuts are examples Of the highest
perfection ever att med. The common
prejudice in ayorJ steel plates" is rap
idly yielding ~ "a 49, educated and dis
eliminating taste which recognizes the adj
want lges the advantages OF superior artistic
quality with greater facility Of production.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will be
~ rhos. Moran aud j. ID. Woodward.
The Christmas issue tor 1874 win contain
special designs appropriate to the srason,
by our best artist. and win surpass Ia At
tract Gus any OF its predecessors.
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MASTERS ALE
STATE or ILLINOIS,
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Alexander county Circuit court.
John II. Davis

Alexander county Circuit court.
John II. Davis
". Bll iOr
Asa Nix, Jacob Wilson, Foreclosure OF
hobcTt BtuUy aup 'rtsu...-s tts.r'saup
!. Watkin-on.
Public notice is hereby gwen, that in pur-
,u,ncc OF decree entered Of record IN tho
al ve.entited csusc. in said court, on tho
26th day ol June, -. ID. 1874, | John q.
Hsrmzn. master in chancery Of said county,
win. on Thursday, the 10th day August y.
ID. 1874, at the hour Of : o'clock p. III. of
said day, sell 1t public ycndue TO the highest
bidder for cash, at the front door OF the
court house, in the city OF Cairo, in said
comfy aud state. the following described
real estate, to-wit: The east half of the
northeast quarter, t,e northeast quarter VI
the southwest quarter, and the northwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter, all in set
tion twcnty-two (22), township seventeen
10, south of range two o.. west of the
third principal meridian. in the county OF
Alexander and state OF Illinois. together
with all aud singular the tenemcnts aud he
reditaments tbcr sunto belonging.
Cairo, Illinois, July 20, 1874.
JOHN y. lIARMAN,
=. J.. WHEELER. Master in Chanccry.
solicitor for Complainant. 3J-1.2e.0it
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CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.


\ Democratic Senatorial Convention IL
Lcteby calcdto meet at Cole Jnda, Illinois,
on saturday, Angus; 18th, ma. The Oh.
eet Of the convention will he TO nominate
Candidates lor senator aud members OF the
legislature 10 serve In the next general as
scnby, end 20 consult Ms 10 the best me ans
for iurthefing the welfare OF the Democratic
party 10 this district. The basis OF repre-
sentatIon In the convention viii he one del
egate for each one hundred votes cast for
Hon. :. :. Marshall 10 Hardin county, and
Hon. Geo. W. Wall in the other counties ia
the district. IN the election tor 1872, and all
additional candidate for each fraction over
iiity vote, - cast.
II il earnestly hnped that the count! com
mit'ccs viii see the necessity Of calling their
count conventions at an early day 10 ap-
Jotl delegate. To- the Senatorial C0nven.
lion. 4, W. WILKINSON,
Chairman Democratic Senatorial Commit
the jlsi District.
June 23d, 1874.
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, eufar Llnimens.

,cuilr Linilhcns.
The great discovery OF the
A\ aye. There is no pain which
CSfSS- tue Centaur Liniment wJln0l
w. rpllayo, no swelling which Il
NJ ~ win not subdue, ana no lame
F1EAp ness which it VIII not cure
S-FEn- Ibis l. strong language, but
tits tyue, 10 Is no humbug;
RSNrpaE tine recipe Is printed around
each b1Itls A circular containing Certln-
cafes % wonderful cures OF rheuDlati.m
NEURALGIA. iork.iaW, sprAins, sweAlngs,
burns, srald., caksd-brsasts, poisonous
bites, frezen fect, gDut, SAT- rheim, a ar-acho
BE-. and the recipe Of the LinIment win he
sent gratis 10 anyone. IL Is tIe mOsJ won
dernll healing ind path relieving agent the
world has ever produced. IL sells as no az
tice ever before did sell, and 1t sells because
IL does Just what it pro tends TO do. one bot
tic Of the Contsur Liniment tor animals
yellow wrapper is worth hundred dol
lars tor spawned, strained or gailod holsui
sud mules, and tor serew-wOrm IA sheep
No family or Oek-owGer csD ailord 10 be
without Centaur Imminent. Price, 30 cents;
aegr bottles, ~. ). Is. Rose Co., %
broadway, New York.
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On Friday, the l4tn Day OF August,
A. ID. 1874,

at the hour OF O'Clock y. m. of
said day, EEL, at public venduc, to
the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door OF the court house, in the city of Caro-,
in said county and state, the iollowipg-de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: Lots numbered
eight (s) and nine 90 in block number one
~, in James l.. Browns addition 10 the
town of Ihebes; also, lots numbered one
~, two o., three %, four a., tive %, six
l6j, seven u aud eight TO-, in block two (2),
In Hodges a. Co.'S addition to the town OF
Thebes; all in the county OF Alexander,
state of Illinois, together with all and singu-
unto halonging,
CAIRO, Ills, July -, 1874. 1-22-wit
joins q HARTMAN.
\. i. WHEELER Master in Chancery.
Solicitor Complainant.
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REPUBLICAN
Congressional Convention.
'EfGHTEENTu DISTRICT
CALL BYTHECEN COMMITTEE

A Republican Convention tor the purpose
Of nominating a candidate 10 represent the
Eightecsh Congressional District Of the
stat" OF Illinois in Congress, I. hereby called
10 meet AZ Mound CITY IIiin)i.. Thursday,
August ". 1874. The ratio OF representa-.
ton viii be one delegate for each one hun.
drcd votes, and one for each fractional any
votes IN each county, east fer u. 5. Grant
aud Henry Wilson for president aud vice
president at the presidential election in
l-i2. The counties will be entitled 20 the
following representations
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The Republican County Central Commit
tee 81 each count, ga ,hs rish,aan,h Di-
triet src respectfully requested 10 call
County Conventions, aud appoint delegates
10 represent their 'uuntier 10 The ConNen-
ton.
BY order o! the Congressional central
Commute Il the Eighteenth COpgre ssional
District.
j. {. WILLIS. p. Il. MAGGONER,
Chairman. Secretary .
Metropolis. llnoi July G, 1874.
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Newspaper advertising is now recognized,
by business men having faith in their oNu
wares, a. the most elective means for Sc
curing fer their acct viJo recognition
oftheir merits.
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MASTERS SAIL.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, ! ,.
ALEXANDER COUNTY,

severe Marchildun ,,u..
". - ~
Jasper Gully, Eugenic Gully, ,tS,.,,,l1.'
and Ferd i. Rolicr II CO. h"''E's''
Public notice " hereby given. that, in
pursuance OF decree entered ct record in
the above-ontitled cause, in said court, on
the 10th dsy OF May, \. u. 1874. |. John q.
Hartman, master IN chuncery OF saii county,
will
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PNEMlUMS FOkls7i.

E,ary subscriber TO the AdIne Tor IN
| year lsl4 WIN receive II pair OF chrome,
| The original pictures were painted in oil 10
| the publishers az tie AldIne. by Thoma
Moran, whose great dorado pictures and
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dollars. Tho subjects were chosen to rep.
resent ten thousand dollars. The subject,
were chosen to represent "rhc Fast and
''Ihe West" one h. % view in the White
Mountains, Ncw Hampshire tho other
gives the Clus Of Greon river Wyoming
territory. The uuruu.l- are each worked
from thirty distinct plates, and are In size
lt2NlGl and appearance exact ilc-,imi,cs o.
the orr FiuI...
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-uE BENNINGTON -wopx.

N" Higbesi order Of "lt-dsl Awarded
a. the Exposition.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-11

Mr.. Saville retires from the chief
clerkship of the Treasury, and is sue
ceeded by Mr.. w. O. Avery, of the
Interna! Revenue Office.
Mr.. Conant of the Warrant Division
succeeds Assistant Secretary Sawyer.
Conant is very popular, AID unless
his promotion turns his head and i'm
pels him to attempt some astonishing
thing, he will get along we'll enough,
but the effort to astonish ruins many
good fellows.
Vanderbilt, known as " lying Van
berbilt," is also out.
st. Louis being red hot for the re-
moval of the Capitol thence, the APP
pointmeut Of man from that city to
the new Commission for the govern
ment of Washington is regarded as
the heaviest Bloac to the interests of
this city that could be given.
A commission to wind up the
Freedman's Bank will soon be ap-
pointed, and there is much eompe-
tition for places on it.
Miss Edes, whom the gossips had
engaged to marry the Vice President,
returned from Europe last week look
ing young, and not at all depressed
that the story of the gossips proved
untrue.
Over twenty -one millions have been
expended to beautify this city within
three years, and still bone-burning
nuisance, which poisons the air and
creates IN intolerable stencil at the
White House and Treasury, and the
leading hotels, is allowed 10 go ON in
full blast within fifty rods Of Wizards
and one hundred of the White House,
and nobody dreams that this not the
finest city in the Union.
ALERT.
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Call for a State Convention.
Rooms State Central Executive Com }
mittee, Republican party of Louisiana,
New Orleans, July l, 1874. }
At a meeting Of the COMMITTED it was

New Orleans, July l, 1874.
At a meeting of the committee it was
Resolred, That a convention of the Repub-
licans OF Louisiana be and is hereby called
to meet at New Orleans ON WEDNESDAY,
the fifth day of August, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, Tor the purpose of nominating a
candidate for State Treasurer. choosing a
new State Central COMMITTEES! and to trans
act such other business as may come be-
fore it.
RESOLVED, That at this convention the
delegates elected from the first, second,
third and sixth congressional districts shall
nominate candidates for Congress for their
respective districts.
Resolrcd, That the several parish com
mittees of the Republican party in the State
are hereby authorized and required to call
elections of delegates to said convention.
and forward to the president of the State
Central Executive Committee the proper
credentials of the delegates elected, coun-
tersigned by the secretaries of their respects
i've committees, ON or before the time fixed
for the holding of the convention.
ResoIced, That the basis of representation
in said convention shall be as follows ::
Every 500 Republican votes, as cast at the
last general election i'll each parish and in
each ward of the city of New Orleans, shall
be entitled to one delegate. and an ad
ditional delegate for a remaining fraction of
over one-half of that number aud provided
further, that each parish and each ward in
the city of New Orleans shall be entitled to
at least one delegate provided further, that
If any parish or ward of the city OF New Or
leans the number of Republican votes cast
at the general election of 1870 should exceed
the number cast at the election of 1872, then
the basis of representation in such parish or
ward shall be computed upon the vote of
1870.
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DUB WASHINGTON LETTER,
WAsHiNGToN. D. G., July 4th, 1874.
EDITOR CHIEF:

WASHINGTON, ID. e., July 4th, 1874.
EDITOR CHIEF:
OFF.
They are of,-the big bugs-and
we shall see them no more for some
time. The members of Congress ske-
dadeled very much in the same way
as any vulgar crowd--in a great
hurry, and some without paying their
small bills. They could hardly be
expected to do that, it is so difficult
for truly great minds to get down to
small things-but particulars here
after, in few cases we wot of. The
President took Greeley's advice and
went to West Virginia. Sir Edward
Thornton left for Europe, with his
benignant, honest face, which maketh
him friends at first sight. A royal
man is Sir Edward, and fine house
his government is erecting at the P
street circle, opposite Senator Stew
art's-the grardest housein the city
and long may Thornton live in it and
enjoy it. Fish is away to the Hud-
sons lonely banks Delano to Mount
Vernon, Ohio /; Robson to Rye Beach;
Douglass to Pennsylvania. Richard
son and Creswell have gone to Gov
entry, where vacations are a deal
longer than they are at Long Branch.
but not usually so much coveted. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams are not travelling
50 much as they were, and will re-
main, as their landaulet won't run in
the absence of an appropriation. Mr.. |
Bristow being new to the Treasury
must remain and learn the ropes. |
Gath,' and other correspondents |
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-11

we nave received and perused with
much interest the able speeches de-
liyered by Hon. C. B. Darrall in the
House of Representatives on the 10Th
of May and 10th of June, the former
upon the subject of education, the
latter on the civil rights bill. Both
were able efforts, and reflect much
cfedte upon our Congressman, dem
onstrating his perfect familiarity with
the WISHES and needs of the people
respecting the two subjects which he
essayed to discuss in the addresses
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Al E RT I S E MEN rs.
Card of Thanks.

+
The members of the Yestry of the Ascen-
sion Episcopal Church, beg leave to return
their sincere thanks to those ladies and gem
tlemen who 50 kindly assisted in getting up
the tableaux, in waiting upon the different
refreshment tables and i'll taking part in the
Dramatic Performance at the entertainment
given for the benefit of the church on the
nights of July 81 and 4tll. They also tender
their grateful Acknowledgements to the Dem
aldsonyille Amateur Dramatic Association
for the benefit given for the church on the
4th inst, and to Messrs. Leonard Duifel,
Emile Leblanc aud Andrew Gingry for their
valuable services in aiding to arrange the
scenes for the tableaux and for the ORA
matte Entertainment and in assisting the
ladies in dressing the stage, fixing. the TIA
bles, etc They would also express their
gratitude to the public in general, and the
merchants of Donaldsonyille in particular,
for generous contributions to the refresh
ment and wine tables.
Donaldsonville, July 9th, 1874.
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Hon. David Young of Coaeordia,
who has for several years represented
his parish in the lower house of the
General Assembly, has received the
unanimous Republican nomination
for the State Senate, which is equiv
aient to election. Mr.. Young is one
of the best colored men in the State,
and during his Legislative career has
received not only the Endorsement of
his own party but the frequent APP
Pliuse Of political opponents for his
panly and independent course:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-11

Hon. Henry C. DiJbie, Assistant
Attorney General, is prominent as
pirant for Congress from the Second
District. A stamch Republican of
pany years standing, a young, eper-
getic and talented lawyer, a polished
orator and accomplished scholar, he
would prove an able Representative
and in every way an honor to his
district and his party.
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Elsewhere We publish the call of
the Republican Central Executive
Committee for 4 State Convention,
to be held in New Orleans on Wed
Aesday, August 5th, giving the APP
portionment of delegates.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-11

The White League movement is
meeting with the opposition of some
of the best Democrats in the State,
who rightly foresee the folly of such
an organization. The Ku-Klux and
knights of the White Camelia did in
calcullble harm to the party that
countenanced them, and the White
Leagues viii produce similar effect.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-11

Among the prominent candidates
for State Treasurer we hear the
names of Hons. O. II. Brewster of
North Louisiana, Mr.. Snaer of Iberia
and Ant. Dubuclet of Iberyille, the
present incumbent. North Louisiana
journals are insisting upon the nom
ination of a candidate from that see
ton, and no better man than Mr..
Brewster could be selected.
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The article on q Swinging Around
the Circle promised our readers for
this week has been delayed by press
of other matter. We shall endeavor
to give it in next issue.
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Republican Platform.

Opposition to all monopolles that tend to
Cypress labor or interfere with the rights of
che people.
Opposition to tie lobby and all other in
Auenees which tend TO corrupt or interfere
with honest legislation.
Opposition to further land grants, except
Cor educational purposes or immediate settle
ment.
Opposition to any thing that tends to OK
travaganee or corruption in the administra-
sian Of the government.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-11

Governor Kellogg has returned
from 6rief visit to New York aud
Washington.
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