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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-06
To Communities

The advertiser, retired physician, hay
ing providentially discovered, while a Med.
icsl Missionary In Southern Asia, a very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy aud
permanent cure of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Caiarrh, and ell throat and lung
afections,--slso q positive and radical spe-
cifc for Nervous Debility, Premature De.
cay, and all Nervous Complaints, feels It his
duty to make II known to his suffering fol.
lows. Actuated by This motive, he will
cheeriuly send tree OF chargc) 20 all who
desire II, the receipt for preparing, and full
directions for successfully usinQ, tins provi-
dentially desired remedy. Those who wish
to avail themselves of the benefits OF this
discovery without cost, can do So by return
mail, by addressing
DIR. CHARLES i. MARSHALL,
ca Niagara Street,
2T-i-l-wst. Dulldo, n, Y.
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In Chancery-Master's Sale.

state Of Illinois, Alexander county--ss.
In the Alexander county Circuit Court
Samuel NJ Orr vs. David +. Griffin, ct al
Mechanics Lien.
Public notice IL hereby given that IN pur.
suance ola decree rendered In the above
entitled cau.e In said Court ut the May Term
thereof, A. d. 1874 ], John Q. Harman,
Master in ,hancery OF said county. viii, on
the 18th day Of June. A. ID. 1875, al = O'Clock
p. m oi said day, sell at public .vendue TO
the highest bidder, for cash, Subject to the
equity OF redemption,) at the front door OF
the Court House in the city of Cairo Hi
noi., the leasehold estate o, the said de.
iendan,, DaNidF. Griffin, in and to lot num-
bered Thirty-seven, (37,) In Block numbered
seventy-one, (7l,) in the city OF Cairo,
county OF Alexander, State OF Illinois, to.
gether with the buildings thereon situate
ana thereunto belonging.
JOHN Q. HARTMAN,
Master In Chancery.
CAIRO, I'LL. May 2Ith, 1878. 46}-5-2'.w4t.
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oRATIoMs AND ESSAYS.
GRADUATING CLASS OF CAIRO HIGH
SCHOOL.
~ Casss OF seeus...c Year Of 1873.
What ~ ysys and Girls Wrote and Read
.~faf and Detained.

The following are the oratioDs and
essays delivered and read at the giadu-
ating exercises Of the Cairo High Sclio oil
last Friday. They will, we arc sure. be
read with interest by the friends and ac-
qnsintances of their authors.
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Tenth Day orJune Next,

Tenth Day OfJune Next,
NJ the hour Of 10 o clock m Of said day, sell
~ pnblc yendue ut the front door of the store OF
Richard y. Edmondson ut East Cape Girar,leau
VI sain Alexander county, the follow ing describe
~ real estate, situated In Alexander county, In
All me interest OF the said John u Dewitt
Deceased, IN ana TO the undivided one-hslf OF
mat part OF seciion seven ~ township No. four.
Teen 10 south range No. three 81, west Of the
thlIu principal meridian. more particularly de-
seriDed as follows ;-CommencinR ut the hull
section corner on south side of suid section
seven W, running thench north with variation
PIX negiees d degrces) and thirty minutes; forty
ehaiiis 70 centre of section, and running thence
sas, nineteen and eighty -seven hundrcdths IN
H-iuo) chains to post Id" thence running
south variation SIX degrees 20 degrees) and
!hiriy minutes; forty chains 10 post "E;"
ththcc west nineteen aud ninety five hundredths
w Vo-lVO) chains to post of beginning at "Cp
anu containing seyenty-nine and sixty four
hunuiedihs az 0i-l0N) acres more or less
, ne above described real estate being substan-
lialiy the undivided half Of the west half OF the
sollh east quarter of said section
. lEkNs OF SALE ;--One third cash I'm hand /,
The balance 10 be paid In one year from the day
OF sale. the purchaser 10 give his note draw ing
FIX per cent interest for the deferred pay nient,
ana secured by mortgage with power Of sale up.
on the premises sold, The saie Is to be made
subject TO the right OF dover Of the widow Vi
said deceased. CHARLES T. KING,
&c. Administrator.
George Fisher, Attorney xI2-6-ls-d1t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
R1AL E8TATH,

Ri virtue OF an order Of the county court of
ID Alexander county, in The state III Illinois
made at the December term thereof, A. ID. 1874
upon the partition OF the undersigned admins-
traitor VI The estate Of John ID. Dewitt deceased
against Barbra l.. Dewitt and others 4 will IN
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning Of 81 u
per anpum. invariably In advance. The postage
on the Weekly will he prepaid at this Office, 80
THAI subscribers will obtain for subscription
rice Of 81 n year.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE DuLLETiN is published every morning
except Monday iu the Bulletin building, cor
ner Washington svenuc and Twelfth street
Til. BULLETS Ia served 10 city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty Five Cents u Week =,
payable weekly. by Mail. lin advanced, elO per
annumj six mouths. ~; three months, ~; one
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-27
The Bona for All.

Invalids. by nervous debility, DESTROYS OF
again feeling the visor Of health and vim Of
system. should tskc few bottles of DIR. Hen
LEY CELEBEATED l. y. l.. BIITERs. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration If
returning health. No case of dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, loss of appetite, rhe umatism kid ney or
liver disease, has ever resisted Its restorative
power, Every part OF the human system re-
quires and should receive sustenance and sup
port from the stomach, regulate by the liver.
Ii the stomach cannot supply the aliment re-
quirrd. the whole sy stem langushes. Fortify
YOUR organs of life with these bitters and in u
few days You will feel your whole system invi-
soratea, for every disease arising from disorder
ed liver, stomach or bowels, it is invaluable; it
will revive your shattered system. Dyspeptics
and persons of bilious habit should keep it
within reach, if they value health and ease.
apl7-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-27

EEMoyEp.--Dr. +. }. White has removed to
the building west Of Willis Drus Store ca Ming
street. ap--I
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FINE AND CHEAP JEwELRY III large
profu>ion and tempting display at Joe
Rosenstock' Among the first named
variety are diamond sets. rings. pins,
etc., all verv elegant; and the cheap
sort comprises many handsome pat
terms, almost equal in appearance to
the more costly sort. These are new
and fashionable goods. just brought
the discriminating eye of Mr.. ftosen
stock himself having been employed
in their selection. Here then is Il rare
opportunity for the purchase, .at re-
duced rates, of sleeve buttons. shirt
studs, handsome rings and pins, and
Jewels of precious stones and gold in
endless variety of shape and design.
Let the consumer of the fabrics of the
jewelers. art not do himself the in
Justice to make his purchases before
examining what Mr.. Rosenstoek has
to say.
TUMp WINsToN's new establishment
will be opened this week. So We learn
from headquarters-that is, from lump
himself. We looked into his saloon yes
te,day. 1t is going to be commodious
and handsome. The bar is large and
will be well arranged and handsomely
adorned with mirrors and works of art.
The gaming rooms are extensive and adj
mirably adapted to the comforts of pa
irons. There will be the noble game Of
Faro there, and there is like to be monte;
and keno will flourish like a big sun
flower, and billiards with an occasional
game of pin pool and rondo will be
among the nilder and less exciting at
fractions of this bazaar of spiritual ex-
ercise and gamester's delight. When
he opens Tomp will set big bonanza.
WooD.-Captain Hsynie has about
5000 cords Of wood in boom At Empire.
which he intends moving down to Day
ton shortly. The head Of the main wood
drive is expected to reach Empire the
last of this week.
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Something New and U..f.l.

Smiths Infsllible Fire Kinder. 1t will kin
die fire without the aid of pitch. shaving or
kindling wood. il economical, expeditions and
safe. Will last . life time. Just get one and
ellison / BARRIERS Family Grocery Store. North
Carson Street. sp2l1ws
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THE OVERLAND TRANS logan 70
tt&e their departure from >.m Fran
,.i>ro "a : o'clock n the morning, on
~Uu!av
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have on hand and am receiving large guam
tiles Of Gas snd Water Pipes which offer very
ow. Also, have on hand large stock Of Brass
Goods, Hose and Fittings. Workmen to lay
pipe and do plumbing on the shortest notice.
Work guaranteed.
fe20 E, B. RAIL,
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The New York herald., 1875-11-09
BROOKLYN ELECTION CONTESTS.

WHAT THE sHRTEvALTY CANDIDATES CLAIM
THREE DEMOCRATS SEEKING TO uNsEAr THEIR
REPUBLICAN OPPONENTS FOR ALDERMEN.
The announcement that Mr.. Thomas r. Nevins the
democratic candidate for Sheriff. intended to bring
charges OF fraud and rregularity against Albert
Daggets claim the certificate Of his election caused
considerable in political circles yesterday
Mr.. Nevins says that he will insist upon having the
ballots in the boxes recountod his placed
upon republican tickets, which latter counted
straight for Daggett He claims to have proof OF the
fact that quite number Of republicans voted for him.
he thinks it prearranged to cut him down from
twenty thirty each election district that
his opponent could out ahead with a decisive
jority. He says attention paid TO whether
his name was substituted on the republican tickets An
order recount the ballots be obtained from the
courts.
Mr. Daggett says he is aware that quito number OF
tickets which wore straight republican with the excep
ton OF the name OF Mr. Nevins were sent to various
wards but that the republicans fools enough
20 vote them. Mr. Daggett claims a majority in the
wards and county towns combined of6S5.
ALDERMANIc CONTESTS.
In the Eighth ward Alderman Mcintyre the regular
democratic candidate will contest the election OF his
opponent, who Is republican Alderman Mcintyre
claims that defective ballots were counted for the
posing candidates The election or republican in the
Eighteenth ward over Alderman Baderson, democrat
is also contested James Euston, democrat, asserts
that he has been elected over Alderman Hill, republ
can, in the Twenty-hfth ward He will contest the
claim TO the certificate OF election Should these con-
testing candidates for seats in the Common Council
succeed II would give the majority of the Aldermen to
the democratic party instead Of the republicans which
event would materially change the complexion OF the
late successes of the minority party The ballot boxes
sealed and locked up in the station houses
that tampering with them would be impossible
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

RECEIVING THE EsTrdATEs--REsoLUTIoN on
THE LABoRERs' wAGEs-ANoTHER ATTEMPT
TO PASS THE cRoToN wATER ORDINANCES.
special meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen was
held yesterday afternoon, Mr. Lewis the chair This
meeting called for the purpose OF receiving the
estimates from the Board or Apportonment for 1896
After the reading Of the minutes Of the last meeting
the document containing the estimates vas presented
70 the Board and Thursday designated as The time
for their consideration
LABORERs' WAGES
Alderman PCRRoY offered the following resolution
relative 70 the reduction Of ab0rers wages by the de-
partmenis-
whereas the people Of this city have at the late election
declared IN the most emphatic and terms
against the wisdou o. the reduction of tile aborr aea
BY be heads of Tho several departments, hereaa hi II
the part and duty Of wise public officials recognize ~ a
and conclusive the decision o tho sovereign people, now
ResoIved That we, the Common Council In the name ar
the people Of this city whom directly represent
heads OF the several departments rcconsder their
res0re Without delay the wages Of the public labotos
~ their former standard
Alderman BLKssrxo offered an amendmcntas fol.
tows:Resoyed That those who voted Tor the reduction
OF tho wages Of tho laboring men and s continue 70
draw their salaries ranging from 600 to $4,000 per
annum, be respectfully requested 70 resign their
positions that others more worthy OF the confidence
the people OF this city may h their places under the
city government
The amendment was lost and Alderman PurToy's
resolution then passed without q dissenting vote.
TUE cRoroy WATER ORDINANCE.
Alderman REILLY again called UP the ordinance giving
authority TO the Commissioner OF Public Works
10 exsead tie CroIon main He sad that
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
BOARD OF EXCISE.

At meeting OF the Board OF Excise yesterday new
license was granted to Roster & Bal, Commissioner
Stewart voting in the negative. The after Commits
soner in casting his vote took the ground that the
applicants having by their own admission sold liquor
without license, entitled TO any consdcra-
ton by the Board 1t had been clearly proved on this
trial that they had sold liquor on Sunday, and when
the revocation or their hcease was about to follow for
such offence they forward with tho plea that
owing to technical in the description OF their
premises the license granted them WIS void from
the beginning Commissioners Marshall and Stiner,
the other hand justified their vote by the opinion
OF eminent counsel that the flaw in the description
rendered the license worthless, and that TO refuse
grant them license would be act or inustico
The recent testimony before the Assembly Commit
tee Crime has opened The eyes Of tho Commissioners
TO the fact that subinyestgaon into the of
their subordnates, the inspectors might provo yaua-
bis ~ thai end the necessary steps have been taken
TO Institute searching inquiry into the manner in
which those officials DO their work. Pending this in
vcsgation two Of the inspectors, Jackson and Ter
hume, against whom charges Of corruption have been
preferred, stand suspended from duty.
A. g. Crowell, the chief clerk 20 the Board has like
wise been put the suspended list on account Of
discrepancy OF about 81, 900 In his accounts
Tf.c Commissioners are inclined 70 regard Crowellis
action merely breach or trust Instead OF deposit
ino the ann mt deficient ne used for private pur.
noses with TIN intention Of replacing His books
conceal the circumstances He yesterday paid into the
hands Of the treasurer portion Of the short
and promised TO hqudafe,lh lhe entire sum within .
tNFnn
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.
REVIVAL IN THE BAPTIST cHURoHEs-AN ABUN
DANT HARVEST OF SOULS.

REVIVAL IN THE BAPTIST CHURoHEs-AN ABUN.
DANT HARVEST or SOULS
The present extraordinary interest awakened by thN
eyangelists Moody and Sankey in religious matters
seems to bo bearing fruit among all denominations
everywhere The HERALD writer yesterday visited
the Rov. Dr. Armitage at the pastoral residence, No
West Forty sixth street, TO inquire to the week
prayern naugurated yesterday by the Baptsts Dr. Ar
mitage, a leading Baptist, having charge OF OF
the largest and wealthiest focks In New York or
vicinity seemed TO be well able to represent fully the
movements OF all the churches OF his denomination He
said in substance;-'This week Of prayer is Intended
keep up the present remarkable interest in religious
affairs Each Baptist church will hold nightly mcet-
ngs except Saturday next and the result is looked
forward to with great hopes OF abundant harvest Of
souls In my church Dr. Fulton, of Brooklyn, was in
ved TO join in the services but at the time of the
invitation he had In his resignation of pastorate
OF the Hanson place Baptist church. Of Brooklyn which
see by the HERALD of this morning he has since re
called therefore his work will probably DO among his
people There will also on Friday afternoon
next, at four O'Clock, be held At the rooms OF tho
Young Mems Christian Association, corner of twenty
third street and Fourth avenue, union prayer meet
ing at which will assist many clergymen oil dn-
forent denominations. The Baptists nave gen
oral UNCONVENTIONAL prayer meeting on rnursday
afternoon half past three O'CLOCK al Dr. AndeEsons
church. at tho OF Park avenue ana Inry-hihtn
street. II may bc q matter OF cheering news 10 say
also that Rev T. B Hawthorne, pastor OF the Tabcr-
nacle Baptist church, corner OF Second avenue ana
Tenth street who has been lying Al the point OF death
suddenly grew better Friday morning ana 10 ex-
pectcd TO recover his health
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

passage would give employment to 1000
5000 Alderman Morris said that II
was entirely unnecessary 10 pass this resolution
The Board Of ApportiQnment had authorized the Com
missioner Of Public Works 10 eXpena SlOO, 900 az
recent meeting This money could be used Tor the pur
pose mentioned In the resolution. The Chairman, who
Is a member OF tho Board OF Apportonment, stated
that this money appropriated under law OF 1872.
aud had nothing all TO do with the present matter
After some further remarks from Messrs. Vance and
Mccarthy and others on this subject the roll wag called
and the resolution again defeated, Alderman Simonson
being the only republican in favor or It's passage
REDUCING THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The following resolution, introduced by Alderman
Gon, passed -
Resolved That Ills Exceency the Governor requested
% reduce by consolidation otherwise the infantry Of the
First division TO three bgades OF three regiments each and
also % make such disposition Of the cavalry artillery
may be deemed necessary and expedent
Alter transacting some further unimportant business
the Board adjourned 70 Thursday next They will
meet to-day as County Canyassers.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
MIDNIGHT RUFFIANs CAPTURED.

Between twelve and ono O'Clock yesterday morning
a gang OF runlans entered saloon kept by Thomas
Ready at the corner Of Warren and Plymouth Streets
Jersey CITY, One Of the gang was Jim Reilly brother
fthe notorious Phil Reilly who is under indictment
for the murder OF Livingstone but who fed from tho
city the night Of the murder The gang called for
liquor and became 80 boiserous that tho proprietor
ordered them 70 leave This proved bo the signal
for attack on him. One OF the ruflans
fred q revolver and the bullet swept past Rcady's
head. lie then made his escape through back door
and raised alarm. Tho gang then had complete pos
session Of the store, and windows and bottles were
smashed Unfortunately. An officer arrived atthe
scene and drawing his revolver kept four Of the gang
AZ bay Till they secured The names Of the par
ties arrested James Reilly, Charles Murphy Denis
Justice Keose VINO committed them for examination.
In the meantime the police are on the track Of the
scoundreLs who escaped
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

GRANTING FERRY LEASES.

A meeting OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
was held at the Mayors Office yesterday. Comptroller
Green, Mayor wickham, City Chamberlain Tappan and
Alderman Gross were present Lenses OF the Tenth
street and the Twenty street ferries we're awarded
10 Messrs Sheppard and Edward Knapp for aconsider-
alton Of two and half per cent the gross receipts
The lease or the Desbrosses street ferry gvcn 10
the Associated Jersey Ferry Company for the same
consideration Bids for the Grand street ferry were
directed 70 be advertised Comptroller Green was
authorized advertise the franchises OF the new ferry
10 staten Island In accordance with tho ordinance
passed by the Board OF Aldermen and signed by the
Mayor. resolution also passed directing the
Comptroller examine into the validity Of the leases
granted 70 the Union Ferry Company. Authority was
gwen 70 Comptroller Green to advertise the building
known IS the Park Hospital at public auction. II u
considered an unsafe and dangerous ifo
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

A rumor prevailed in the Custom House yesterday
that reduction in the number of clerks employed
about taking place, and that new appointments are to
be rare.
Eighteen hundred Havana cigars seized by Sur
veyor Sharpe's inspectors, were turned in at the
Seizure Room yesterday. They will be sold for the
benefit of ''Unco Sam"
The 'Sugar Committee, according TO Auditor Ogden,
who represents the government in the investigation
will complete their labors this week. when their report
will be handed the Collector who will transmit 1t
turn to Secretary of the Treasury Brstow, and the
result of the finding will doubtless be first made public
in Washington. The Committe yesterday examined q
number OF sugar samples both crude and refined The
sugar trade anxiously await the publication Of the re-
port The general impression is that change will
be made from the existing rate OF drawback on hard
refined sugar.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
A HARD CASE FOR THE JACK
TARS.

On the 10th Of October last fortyseven petty officers
and ordinary seamen Of the United States Navy
detached from the frlgate Richmond, flagship OF the
South Pacific squadron, and ordered to report at the
earliest moment possible 70 the steamship Colorado,
now lying OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard. They lels
Aspnwall with the that their wages for
vices rendered government during the past three
years would be paid Immediately on their arrival. Tho
HERALD has been informed, however that though
these men have been promised their wages day after
day since their return. and though Admiral Rowland
distinctly gave promise that everything would be settled
Thursday last not single cent has been paid MS
yet Fourteen days have already elapsed since their
return and the sailors during all this time have been
compelled 10 pay for their quarters on shore. They
have been wholly at the mercy Of 'land sharks'' and
other imposors, who rapidly absorbing all funds
coming 10 them, and which are now greatly over
duo Many Of these sailors reside in Boston, Balti-
more, Washington, Philadelphia and other points,
havo families from whom they have been separated for
several years, and many of them despair of visiting
their homes all fearing that while they waiting
for tardy government all the money due them viii
be swallowed up and that to escape starvation they
will be compelled 20 60 again to sea-