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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-08

John Mitchell, TIE Irish patriot. died
in the house In which he wa, born
"A monument in houorog ,bcI,,.r,,
peror Macmillan, Of Mckee. Ma. ,,,.I,.
unveiled at Trieste, Austria, iu ur...nre
OF the Emperor Franci, Joseph, tl, Arch.
dukes, the Minister, aud an immense con-
course Of people.
The London Times consider. tbr
Moodey and Smkey revival tr,u.itorv
although long to DC remembered M a en-.
rious feature ofrellgiou, lite.
Governor Tiiden, Of New York. has
made his mark. lie Ia, attached tho
corrupt canal ring of that State, and /.
now the prominent figure in the politics
Of the East.
SPECIAL Indian COMMISSIONS Akin.
son under date Of Zaragoza, Mexico.
march ~ Inform, the Indian Bureau
that he had concluded q treaty with be-
tween 100 and 200 Klckapoos. who agree
TO start Immediately for ibeir rosor,a,io,
IN the United States and Inihn rc,,5
tory. A part OF the tribe win roma,o e.
Mexico for the present Mr. A,r,nsa :"
met with much opposition from tho No.
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.,.NNOr Al,.,m,,iC."

Major Nham, warden Of the Illinois
penitcntary, di.regarding the wishc, Of
the p nitcntiary commissioners, bought
"horses, buggics, carpets, stoves, flirni-
turc, and. In one instance. n pianO-paid
for by the money of the institution" The
commissioners adopted a resolution dis
approving thi, reckless extravaganza,
and requiring the warden TO lay before
them. each month. list and estimate of
articles needed forthc prison. lie replied:
II will purchase just what please. and
appeal to the Cove. nor" lie did appeal.
and the Governor wrote to Gen. Banc.
one ct the commissioners, a. follows;
"NovENBER. II, 1873.
DEAR GENERAL ~ 10 the
resolution passed hy the board requiring
the warden to make estimate. for pur-
cha,cS and present them To the board.
&c. it only tend, 10 create ill-iecling.
Nham regards IL a. reflection on his
action, and think justly.
] want that this resolution shall not
be entered upon the records. liit j..
Wham will leave. and any such change
now j. TO be- dcplorcd. Fn' mann reasons
Icnmo' efad ~
JoHN l.. BEYERiDGF."
The Governor cam probably explain
this letter. and We hope he will. We
have always regarded the Governor a. an
honest and upright man; but We cannot
understand how. being honest and up
right, he permitted a public oficcr-ono
of hi- appOinicc--to >quandcr the pub
lie money b.n"u hs could mot AFFORD
TO take issue with him.
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TIsifBoRNE

The claimant, Tichborne. i.plucky and
his friends faithful The London CORES
pOndent Of the Irish Tins say. the case
has entered upon a new phase. \ dccla-
ration has been filed at the suit of Sir
Roger Tichbornc. the claimant. against
Mr.. Murray, clerk al tho Patty Rag office
Queens Bench. for falling to issue writ
Of error, and proceedings are IN the form
of an action of mandamu-, under the
siXty-eighth section Of the Common Law
Procedure act 1854, and the damage are
laid at eJOO. 600.
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ELECTION RETURNS
ohio

~. . =, 49,
ioLEhp' ", April G.-Ihc election
I',.'I"uN resulted Ia the success Of the
Ihiile hcPubllc'h ticket. except Police
Jug. MARX Tor Mayor ln- 800 major
~ ne rest "l lhc ticket has a major
ny "i lVO 10 "lD. Republicans elected
iJuf Iplhcilmrn ana one Alderman: the
democrats I",lr tpuncillncn and three
Aldermen On JOINT ballot the vote will
'' " u''
CNCINyArr. Aprll q Tho Don,ooro,s
elected their ticket, nj the ,lnrtinu. in
Ohtuyr.,crduy. ,I.uu..,iIlo No.. ~
Bucyru-. Crr.riiur D,vrnn ~. i.'''''Ii
except Mayor. In Ch,llirntLn Sn,i,, ,''
HciI' Nrufa I'rh.|, N,',r,''i''' :.'P'ili@-
ton. Youngstown. Tr% Vi VIM, " WI ''l','l's-
don. fbr Erpphli",". a, Jenna ana Lon
var, .iicr...rI I.,, "''., independents
the election in rbi, civ ar. nav ,"' ~, u.s., rom
c,iyod. bat whom rrr.iyrJ viII n,; ,''
rally change ihn iirurr. IN I,. ~, ai"''-
di,ll,rhr,. '' ''-'''
LAIER.-Comulrln r.t,rpy ri ,.,-....
days election in tbi. cir, l,i,o a. loI,rl-
Democrat. for uIlv,r ~. " ',,,l,.,,'
Iipdcrnau. Ci,i,an. n,,,,f H'ip"' il.yorli( :
of pnlir,, c,urt -,o. , T'i,l' Tor judge
crt prosecuting attorney l ~. t,yli'o-
/ Democrat. cify ,pljr,tnr ''itt,9i 7'I i,gE.'
democrat, trustee of Warrr-yrnrL, 2'aiI1',''
/ LigOW-ky, Democrat. civ irc,",,r,'r y
/ $50, Buchanan, Democrat and Pnnni'I
/ can, director OF lurlrmary 3G IGH l;Vi" ~,
ner, Democrat wharima.tcr, 3 g23. RowT,
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Special Assessment Notice.

ptBLlC notice Is hereby given finn, tho
4 county court Of Alexander county ha, ,e en-,
"l'l !ulElh'h i tor special assessment mon
,Ht properly benefited by Tie lcconstructi0n a.
u'c luuuNlus sidewalks, viz:
SCUM SUI ul Fourth street, between Washing.
toh anu commercial avenue. west side Of NAE
lhtIpn avenue, from Fourth to FIuh street.,
'lnt sue ~ Washington avenue from Finn ~
NtNll nllcct-i hurth eide Of Finn streGt frnnn
washington 10 Commercial avenues. north siIa
@l Nrfehih iOm Walnut 10 westerly lin, ~ IT,,
%, blpck o. north side Of Eleventh from M
msiph avenue 10 Walnut street; east sids ~,
lunar Hlrc'l, lttWccn Division and IWrmty
60" Hlitrl7i south side Of IWenty-hrst stra.,
",n oplar 10 sycamore streets; south side 81
'.,,,r",ll au'el between Washington and ouII
ma, r ,|l ''thutsi east eide of Washington sy.
It,ttn' i.LEhlhl 10 NinClh streets; noTih siI, y,
't,,,t. aa,',,N' ven Washington avenue and WsInui
,or ,, ,,,t'n ,i'S oi seventh, between Washing.
s,,' an'nu, eua alnut street a. viii n,nre III
ApS4r rom the certified cow Of tbc i Iuiiy
' ic ID "a. ONO. Of the city clerk of IN. Civ nv
tallpi lhal warrant Tor the coiHcio,ni nc w OF
a''etelnehls " IN the hand, Of tne u, sun
~ persons interested arr hereby nn,iii.d 7
ann pay lhe amounts assessed al thr r,Ii.o,or'
Gulctl 40. y! commercial Venue witbt' ii,
"H'S from ,le uaie hereof. Is I BINRE''H
cry Treasurer aud Ex-Ufilcio rolnnnEt
pa'ti THIS 3!st day Of March, ISIS
i.?'A,
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SheriFs Sale.

by virtue OF an execution 10 me directed by
- the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Alex.
ander county. in the state of Illinois, in favor of
tue southwestern Insurance Company for the
NE OF John Y Hartman, Receiver, and against
levied upon the following described property,
"a the city Of Cairo, county Of Alexander and
state OF Illinois. to-wit Lot numbered live tb),
cry OF the said IL. Watson Webb, which Ishall
oner ai public sale. at the southwest door Of the
court House, In the city OF Cairo, In the county
Gay OF April, A. ID. 1873, at the hour Of eleven
ton, ALEX. r. IRWIN,
Sheriff Of Alexander county lila.
esiro, Ills, April ], ISIS }-l.wst
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Special Assessment Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE t. hereby given that the
j Circuit and county Courts Of Alexander
County, have rendered Judgment for special
a--e- -inent upon property benefited by the fol-
lowing improvement, viz Gmvcling ohio
LCVcc street from Fourth To Fourteenth street.
a. viii more fully appear from the certified cupv
of the Judgments ON tlr in the Office of the Jerk
Of the City ct tarOi that warrant fOr the col
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er-igncl All crsOn- interested are hereby
notified 10 call and pay the amounts assessed. at
the collectors Office, No. ~ tOmmercinl avenue
within thirty days from the date hereof.
Dated this 18th day of March, A ID. l-7i.
Is y BLAKE,
City Treas and EN-OnciD Collector.
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spring Millinery Goods

The Misses Mccarthy wish to call the NJ.
tcntOn OF the lad.c, OF Cairo AMI vicinity
10 tncir large sock o! spring miliaery
goods, lu't brought t. thi, market from
Philadelphia. The stock comprise. all the
Latest styles Of Hats, Bounct-, Flowers,
Ribbons aud Trimmings Of all kinds, large
vari ~ otladic,' und,rwe r, hosiery, belts,
buckles, cotars, cuff, etc, etc. These
good, are offered at the lowest prices. The
Misses Mccarthy win be found at Mr..
>wander', old stand on Commercial avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets. 3-Iw
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Gratis out Of twenty-one. There are
large Republican gains on Representa-
tiycs, and the House l. probably
close.
New lIAyrN, April Ex-Governor In
Rer,Oll's majority over all is about G.JO0.
There was a largely decreased prohbl-
ton vote. the total in the State being
about 2,i00. The Senate will stand liz
teen Democrats to six Republicans.
gain of two for the latter. The Republi.
cans have also gained in the House, hut
there will still be Democratic majority
of about twenty. Starkweather. Rcpub.
lican. il reelected To- Congress over eX.
United states senator Foster.
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except Monday In tho Bulletin Building. cor.
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street,
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payable weekly BY Mail, lin advance sio per
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Eleetion Notice
cry CLERK : OFFICE
Afpn IN NJ, I-,l t--

cry CLERK OFFICE, !
CAIRO, Ills Murcd 18th, ISIS
NOTICE l. hereby gwen, that on Tuesday the
y 2lih day Of April 4. - ,ls7i,a general cleo
llnn Will b, held IN the city Of Cairo, Alexander
NguhiN, state Of Illinois, for the election of the
following named city OILERS, tO-wit. a MAYOR,
htIIy rlcIA city treasurer, Il city attorney, "A
CIV assessor, AMI one alderman from each ward
10! 'iy trlln ~ Two years fOr the purposes OF
-ald election polls Will be opened AT the follow
nv hUlucl places, ip-WIt In the First Ward AT
NE pTlck business house lately occupied by l.
DAVIS. on the SOuthcrly eide of sixth street,
between commercial and Washington avenues;
\. thr second Nnri ~ the engine house of The
n"uth ana Ready Fire company. in the Third
W ARR Hl lht engine hDuHc Of the lIihprnluu Eite
n"upaul 49, NE Fourth Ward al The Conn
,i"usci ana Ia the Fiih War at the housc nj
VI - sullivan, ON the Northwest corner ~,
INthE-hllh street and Commercial avenue
"s' ,,,,,2n VIII be ol.ncl at eight o'clock in
" .Gock IN the afternoon al that ,lav. ~ W."
49, out'rui the City Council
3-lG.il '''' 'l'F 'l'tH.
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BheriFs Sale.

py virtue Of an Execution TO me directed by
lOthe Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Alexander
County, in the State of Illinois, in favor of AL
fred Is. Stafford, assignee of Alexander II Irwin
and against John ii Brown, have levied up
County Of Alexander and state oil Illinois, TO.
wit All the right little and interest Of said Jshn
H. Brown, in and 20 the Northwest quarter OF
the Southwest quarter of Section thirty ons (3ll
In Township fifteen l5l South, and in Range
one ~ west OF the third + NJ also blocks num-
bered one ~, two ~ three (3, four % i've
Unity in rsid county and State, as the property
Of said John ii Brown, which ! shalt offer al
Public sale at the Southwest door If the Court
Alexander aud Stat. OF Illinois on the nineteenth
uath) day OF April, A. ID 1873, at the hour OF
eleven O'Clock, a. NJ, for cash. TO satisfy said
Execution. ALEX II IRWIN
Sheriff OF Alexander County, Illinois
Cairo, Ills. March soih. 1874.
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specinl Assessment Notice.

NOTICE If hereby given to all persons inter.
~ c-ted, that the City Council Of the CITY OF
tntrp having ordered that the following named
walk on IN. northcry 81 ic Of Seventeenth street
between Commercial avenue aud PoDlar street ,
and on the southerlv side Of Thirteenth street
between Washington avenue and Walnut street
itcpnsiturtcl sidewalk on ths westerly side of
Commercial avenue, between sixteenth and Sew
euiccnth streets, have applied Ia the County
Court oi Alexander county, for an assessment OF
the cost Of said Improvements according Ia hcne-
Its and AN asses -Incnt thereof having been made
and returned 10 sail court the final hearing
thereon viii be- had at the July term
Of -lld court, commencing on the I'm
day Of July, \. D., ls75 Al persons lie
string mas then and there appear and make their
drlch-c
cairo. H., March 3lst, A. D., ls75
JOHN II GO~SNAk,
JOHN u HELI,
TIMOTHY GORMAN,
b-l-b-'L Commissioners
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sEyINTy.sIGi,T

Kaiser William has completed his seven
ty-eighth year On hi, birthdry he r.
ceiycd the congratulations Of the family
Of the Crown Prince aud Princess, the
other members OF the royal family and
the numerous German and foreign prince
ly personage' now in Berlin. The MEM
bers Of the imperial household and the
superior military officers who arrived
from the provinces also offered their con-
prnfnlnfinns
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pADttALf At 1T.

The Cairo lTlls.) Bgiistr call, it spell
unacy.' and say, the Cmroitc, have had
three "spell," already. while the Wo-
mans Club is threatened with an attack.
Poor Cairo! to be thus aillictrd.-PaJp.
cab Ncirs
And Palucah, after her manner. Ia,
followed the example of Cairo. She. too
has had an attack OF "spelunacy," but
not a very successful one. ~ usual Pa
ducah failed; but Cairo. as usual, succeed
ed. aud made the spells the biggest Of
big Things ot the Kind.
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NsCheap ~ the Cheapest.

Attic New Harness and saddle Shop
No. loj Commercial Avenue, loll Auction
House, YOU can buy all you want, from a
Fine Harness down to q hame strap. ..
cheap e. at any otncr point. No usenaw Of
goiug to 81. Loui, or sny other place for
z Cd, in our line. Can aud sceus.
lG-}-23.9W. l.. II. AKIN SEQ.
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JOHN II. oBERLY, Editor


Mr. McKenna, an ex-senator Of the
state Of Tennessee, married the grand
aaugbter of his late wife. For this crime
no was sentenced to five years imprison-
ment In the penitontiary. but before the
door ofthat unpleasant dwelling house
closed upon him, Governor Porter par
1-....4 If,..
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\ II. who arc interested will take notice that
~ thc Undersigned will he at the following
times and places tor the collection oi tie state
county ami other tANer OF the wear lSit.
In south Cairo precinct ~ the real estate OiliCe
Of John q Hartman n Co corner sixth and
ltvCC streets, on tie ION inst
>orth CAIRO precinct ut the Court House on
the I'm inst. and until the flncSnih ,insI.
'-rfHt' VIII DE made.
ALIEN. II. lRNlS, County Collector.
cairo, Ill.,, April lst. ISIS. 3-i-I-lI.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-06-19

STEwED BEEFsTEAKs WITH OYSTERS.
Take some fine tender beefsteaks cut
from the sirloin. Ii they are taken
from the round they should I've beaten
with rolling-pin TO make thcm tender,
Put them in close stew pan. with
barely sufficient water to prevent their
burning, and set them owe: the fire to
brown. When they are brown add snf-
ficient oyster liquor to cook them, and
some bits of fresh butter rolled in -four.
Let them stew slowly for an hour, or
till they are thoroughly done. Then
add three or four dozen of fine large
oysters, in proportion to the quantity
of meat, seasoning them well with nut
meg, a few blades of mace and little
cayenne. Cover the pan, and simmer
them till the oysters are we'll pumped,
but not till they come to boil. When
all is properly cooked, transfer the
whole to deep dish, and send it to the
table hot. The meat, when preparing,
should be cut into pieces about as large
as the palm of your hand, and an inch
thick, emitting the fat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-06-19

CooKINe "GREENs. Every house.
wife thinks she can cook " greens. 1t
is the simplest of all dishes; and yet,
in most cases, they are not we'll served
for much depends on the manner in
which they are boiled. The water
should be soft, and tablespoonful of
salt added to large sized pot of it,
which should be boiling hot when the
greens are thrown in; and then it should
, be kept ON the boiling gallop, but un-
covered ,2ntl they aus done, which f.an
, be told by their sinking to the bottom
of the pot, and they should be SKINNED
out as quickly as possible into colan-
der, so that all the water viii run out.
. Press them with small plate, then
turn upon platter, add large piece
of butter, and cut up fine. Serve
while smoking hot.-London Garden.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-06-19

CARRors FOR EGGs.-It is not gener-
ally known that boiled carrots, when
properly prepared, form an excellent
substitute for eggs in buildings. They
must, for this purpose, be boiled and
J mashed, and passed through coarse
cloth or hair sieve strainer. The pulp
is then introduced among the other in
!! gradients of the pudding, to the total
omission of eggs. A pudding made up
in this way is much lighter than when
eggs are used, and is much more pala-
table. On the principle of economy,
this fact is worthy Of the prudent house
wife's attention.