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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

Mr.. COLE, a member Of the State Sem
ate of New York, from Albion, Orleans
county, has introduced a bill into the
General Assembly. to enable Mrs. Tilton
to appear us witness in the Beeoher
trial. Beccher's counsel are waiting TOR
the passage of the bill, when they will put
him on the witness stand to supplement
Mrs. Tllton's testimony. Under the bill,
Mrs. Beecher can also appcara witness,
and it Is expected that she will give i'm
portant evidence for her husband.
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Grant Ought 10 Drink Less wb,.kcy
[Trom the New Orlenns Timesl

tfrom the New Orleans Times.
The President has greatly changed
In two years. His face is red, approach
ing at times to purple, with apoplcctic
threatening, and, il looks augur any
thing. there are chances that the third.
term question may be settled, if nc
changes not his course of living, by the
sudden clip OF Clotho's scissors. II see
death in his face if he keeps this thing up
three months longer said II physician
whose name is eminent among the fac
ulty in both hemispheres. and renowned
even In the l.. College of Surgeons, as we
left the White House that evening.
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The gentle "Gencvra" says: 1.-The
only argument Mr.. Obcrly hangs to tena-
ciously, is the one which appeals to his
vanity and selt-complacency-thc fact
that Mrs. 5. nominated Mrs. o. for Presi-
dent of the woman's Club, and Mrs. W.
seconded the motion" ''Gcnevra" does
not evidently know VA. II she did, she
would be aware OF the fact that we have
been President of a fire engine company
and that n person who has enjoyed thi.
honor is above being made proud by the
election OF his wife TO the presidency of a
female society Of any kind, even ii ii
were society to furnish Bibles TO the
people Of Booroboola Cha. The Gentle
Geneva in the chair of the club would
have pleased us better and made all
things lovely. The mistake made by the
"orignators' was In the organization of
their club. They overlooked the ladies
who ought TO have been selected 10 lead
In these great reformatory movements.
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DON'T WAKE THEM.

Cairo" says one ofthe railway jour
mails, "is not distributor for the sur.
rounding country TO any great extent ;
Out rather a point Of transfer for through
traffic." This Is too true and Cairo can
hope Tor little Of the great pros.
perity she should enjoy until she can
command capital to make her the great
distributor Of the Mississippi valley. She
ought to disxihpte dry-goods, groceries
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

drugs, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
and many articles manufactured by her
citizens, to all the country around her ;
but she cannot do so until capital will
lend her helping hand, and capital will
not lend her anything but kicks until
she shuflles of hi. I'll taxes aud secures a
city government "up to the times"
That she will do this in time we have no
doubt but Just now she Is waiting; her
good citizens are doing. Let her and
them alone. Don't. if you value your
peace, attempt to arouse them into action.
They are tired.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

A SPECIAL committee of the General
Assembly has been visiting Quincy. Mr..
Platter, of Hardin, who accompanied the
committee, is thus mentioned by the Her
aid: Among the legislators visiting
the city is the Hon. l.. +. Platter of IIar-
din. Newspaper readers generally have
heard a great deal of Mr.. Platter since the
opening OF the Legislature, because of
the fact that he is never afraid to let the
country know where he stands. Mr.. Pla-
ter votes the Democratic ticket regularly,
bets his money on Democratic princi-
pies, and believes that Hardin county is
the hard pan of Illinois. He made
very favorable impression among our cit
iZpnsr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

t-s- When young man escort a young
lady home in the evening is it not good
plan for her to turn the latch key prior TO
any little afiectionate fencing. so 10 speak,
tliat may be IN order. This is what a
certain youthful person did, not long
since, and the consequence was that n
couple OF individuals were noisily preci.
plated upon the front entry floor. and
the young man was forthwith precipitated
into neighboring snow bank before IL
was discovered by the courageous head of
the family that he was not a burglar.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

SUSAN b. ANTHONY wants women
made iull citizens of the Republic before
the celebration Of the centennial. Hold
on, Miss Susan. On the 4th ofJuly, 1876,
Wen all be 'full" citizens; we will give
the woman equal rights and privileges,
and celebrate the grand anniversary in
the iovialest way. IIurrah for 20.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

VICE President Wilson takes no stock
in the third term. He says If Grant is
nominated, there will be no canvass at
all and the election will 60 by default.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17
sherifs Sale.

by virtue of mn execution 10 me directed by
y the Clerk of the Circuit court OF Alex,
ander county, In the state Of Illinois, In favor of
tue southwestern Insurance Company for the
vs.. Of John q. Hartman, Receiver, and against
Willim j Allen aud III. Watson Webb, | have
levied upon the following described property
~ Inc CITY Of Cairo, county of Alexander aud
state Of Illinois, to-wit Lot numbered i've ~,
erty of the said II. Watson Webb, which Ishall
oner ~ public sale AT the southwest door OF the
Court House, In the city of cairo. in the county
o. Hlexander and state of Illinois on the 3lst
o, CLOCK n m, for cash, to satisfy said eSecu
uoh ALIEN. H. IRWIN,
c, -, sheriff Of Alexander county, Ills,
'alfo, HIS March IL, 1875. 69-l-ls-w2t
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Special Assessment Notice

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the
l. Circuit and County Couts of AleXandsr
county, have rendered Judgment for u special
lowing Improvement viz: Grayeling Ohio
Leyee street from Fourth 10 Fourteenth Street.
a. VIII more fhlly appear from the certified COPY
OF the Judgments on ile IN N. Office Of the Clerk
OF the City OF Cairo; that warrant for the col.
lection OF such assessments IL in the hands Of the
undersigned. All persons interested are hereby
notified 10 call and pay the amounts assessed al
the collectors office, No. Is commercial avenue
within thirty days from thu date hereof
Dated thus 18th day OF March, a. d. ISIS.
Is Y. BLAKE,
City Treas. aud Ex-oflco Collector.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

Two suits, growing out Of the civil
rights bill, have been instituted in the
courts at Chicago. Most Of the hotel
proprietors announce that they will re-
sist its provisions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

rT,iE BULLETIN Is published every morning
Except Monday in the Bulletin building, COR
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
TUE BULLETIN Is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week,
payable weekly. by Mail, lin advanced, sio per
annum; six months Sc; three months. 81; one
month, 81 y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

The Supreme Court OF the State has de-
cided that strike of the employees of a
railroad company is no defense for failure
70 carry goods OH time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

ATTORNEY GENERAL Williams will
leave the Cabinet, 1t Is now said again,
and will take the place Of Schenck as
Minister TO England.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17
JOHN II. oBERLY. Editor.

SPEAKER Blaine shed tears as he lief,
the chair the day congress adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17

SENATOR Andrew Johnson's wife Is i'll
and there are no hopes Of her recovery,
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OFFICEns:
4 II SAFFORD, President
SIS TAYLOR, Vice President
W. IIlSLOP. Sec'y and Treasurer
piHECrOHs.
+. NJ BARCLAY, CHAs GNLiGUHR,
=. NJ SroDkfLrTu, PAU - SCuUH,
X. II CCSNlNGIAN, II l. HALLIDAY,
j. NJ PHILLIPS.
INTEREST paid on deposits nj the rate of -iN
L per cent per annum, March l-t and ~sptcm-
her lst Interest not Withdrawn Is added immc-
daiely 10 the principal OF the deposits, thereby
giving them compound interest
MARRIED WOMAN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO 0NE ELSE
CAN DRAW IT.
Open every businessdny from "a IN. 10 ! y m.
and saturday evenings fUr savings deposits only
from g tU clock.
w. HYSJ.oP, Treasurer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

GEORGE RowLASp.-In the death of
George Rowland Sacramento loses one
of her best citizens, and the Republican
party Of California one of its stanchest
and truest members. He was one Of the
three men who signed the call for the
first Republican Convention ever held in
this State, the other two sieners being
Mark Hopkins and Judge E. B. Croker.
That was far back, in the very infancy of
the party, and Rowland Glove to his first
love through good report and evil re-
port, up to the end of his life. He Was
q man Of vigorous intellect, we'll inform
ed. firm friend and q good citizen. His
character for integrity was Of the highest.
All Who knew him realized that his yea
vas yea. and his nay, nay. For four
teen years no held the Office OF Post
master in Sacramento, and his per-
Torrance Of tho duties Of his Office Vas
throughout satisfactory alike 20 the Gov
eminent and the public. Associated -
he vas with the most stirring episodes in
the history Of the city, and possessing IN
vide circle Of friends, his re-
moval win b felt a. loss not easily re-
parable. Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

SAYS the Marysville Appea! Of We'd
nesday: "A farmer named kersey, liv-
ing in Suffer comfy. near the West But
ties. brought to this city yesterday o COM
mon turkey, which has o top-knot or
crest of feathers growing upon the fowls
head, resembling the Poland breed of
hens. The crest is quite long and pro-
fuse, and it was amusing to witness par
ties who entertained suspicious of its
artificial nature pulling at it as if etuck
on with glue or wax.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

'1sFns szpssinesss 0sde in London, IN
which either oil or glycerine is made to
perform the fnnctions Of steam BY the
same msans-the application Of heat
have excited no mall intsrest. The
heat expands the oil placed in small
cylinders, and from it. it 10 claimed. .
pressure Of ten thousand pounds per
square inch is obtained without the dan
ger Of steam explosions, which latter
prevent the. uss Of more than two hun
bred pounds to the square inch general
w.. In this instance. it is asserted, an
explosion would only crack the cylinder
containing the oil. The application Of
this process appears from the accounts
published. to have been successfully
made to the printing press and to ma
chimes for rivetiDg and punching, and it
ia alleged that the variety Of uses of
which it is susceptible will be found very
great.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

Cndsr date of Chicaeo. juno 3. We have
he Sealowing account of the final sur
ssnder Of naughty Phit: Sheridan:
The marriage Of Lieut.. General p. h.
Sheridan and Miss Irene Ruckef.
daughter Of Major Rucker, Assistant
Quartermsster General. wAs celebrated
1t the residence of the brides paeents.
504 Michigan svenue, at $50 thu eve
ming. The following were invited and
were present. with the exception OF the
President. who asked to be excused on
account of the pressure Of public bust
ness: Mrs. Grant, General and Mrs.
Belknap, Gen. raj and Mrs. Sherman and
staff officers of the General. Mrs. Van
vliet. General and Mrs. Pope. General
Anger. General Terry. General Ord.
General and Mrs. Cooke and General
Hervy. The ceremony was performed
by the Right Rev. Bishop Foley. ac-
cording to the forms of the Catholic
Church. of which both parties are menu
bers. The gifts we're numerous and of
the most expensive kind. After par
taking of al elegant dinner the bridal
pair. accompanied by Colonel and Mrs.
n. Y. Sheridan. Sere driven to their
residence on Michigan avenue, which
had been handsomely decorated for their
reception. r-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

TIE ArsIISIASs are moving in the
matter of their railroad scheme. At q
meeting of the trustees Of the Austin and
Battle Mountsin railroad held at Paxton
4 Curtis bank. last evening. says the
R.wilk Of juno ,. the matter Of engaging
. civil engineer to make the preliminary
survey Of the road was placed in the
hands Of Allen A. Curtis. We under
Stand that Mr.. CARTS will at once send
to San Francisco for an engineer, and
thse ths work Of Surveying will be con-
mercsd Is soon - possible.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

Was THE GARDEN HERE?- Before the
Essex Congregational Club. held at
Salem. Massachusetts,. recently, +. W.
Choate. scholar and loglcian, read a
paper to prove that the garden Of Ed. n
was located in America. and Adam Was
the first American citizen. He COM
menced his discourse by expressing his
firm belief in the inspiration of the
scriptures. But still, by careful study
and a comparison of Bible history with
evidences as they exist, he reaches the
conclusion stated above. Among his
reasons for his belief, is that rivers des-
cribed in the Bible are not to be found
in Asia, but America. He thinks the
ark was built in this country and drifted
of to Asia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

CAPTAIN MCGOWAN and his detach-
ment arrived at Fort Independence on
the Cerro Gordo District for the bandits
who have been numbering and pillaging
in the southern counties. The military
although failing to come up with their
chase have made travelling safer in that
region.-Bu,i.tiR.
More Federal Interference. Again We
ask. with renewed greatness of concern,
Whittier are We drifting?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

HUNTING THEM UP.-The United States
Revenue Department has now on a tour
q special agent. examining the ac-
counts Of railway companies in regard to
unpaid taxes. The taxes are due on net
earnings, dividends, gross receipts and
interest on bonds from 1864 to 1871 in.
elusive. He has examined t~enty roads
and has found but one that has paid all
its taxes up. This was the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore. The fault
is not generally, if at all. attributed to
fraud, but to doubtful and complicated
questions as to the liabilities of the
roads. The Government has already
received the sum Of $5OO.OOO from
the twenty roads examined. and it is es-
timated upwards of S2.OOO.OOO will be
secured and received before the exami-
nation is closed. There are yet over
two hundred roads to be examined.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

This is the way Joe Howard tells us
in thu New Yerk Star the story about
Judge Porter's Trades sgains: Tilton.
being said in professional sense
Mr.. Evarts, said T. T.. with beau
tiful smile. at recess, docs Mr.. Por-
ter say these things of me professional
ly. or does be believe them?" "Ob, -
said Evarts. "he says them profession
ally Of course and then he believes
them. too So, you see. which ever
way Tilton wanted it. he had it. Some
folks are always lucky.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

DAVIS MEET ON THE STREET IN MEMPHIS.
Vice President Wilson met his old friend
Jefferson Davis in the streets Of Mem
phis the other day. and the two are said
to have clasped hands with cordial and
friendly ardor. repairing Immediately to
a neighboring ice cream saloon, where
they discussed Strawberries and ice,
and the memories Of the past.
There is good reason for believing
that Wilson's soft-heartedness is largely
owing to soft-headedness Of an organic
sort. He seems to be taking up the
strings where Horace Greeley left them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

Evans is not yet through With his
harangus to the Bsecher-Tilton jury
and b has alnady doas fous days Of
talking. r-- ...=
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

P. B. McCoURT, the present Chief
Engineer Of the Austin Fire Department,
has been nominated to re-election
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

AND now they are calling crooked
whisky "eurvilinear highwines. Strikes
us that this is an evasion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06
OLCOVICH BROS.
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NEWARK
LAND COMPANY.
ssh Francisco Bay, Alsmeds Co. California
Title perfect. Incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now il
shape; The Guarantee Fund psid IN. Tli-
Company Will be pr, pared in May to take parties
by ste imboat and railroad TO their town and
lands. BY reference to the Coast Survey chart
it Will be seen that At o:reru Point. in front OF
Newark, he deep water comes all the way
through the channel from the Pacific, with tn,
c. p Ii. X. running in = direct line through
livermore Pass. making this the connectinL
point between all Parts of the United States anu
by deep water TO all parts of the globe and th,
ere Attest manufacturing point Oh the Bay of Sar
Francisco pIeLty oi water. good climate, excel
lent soil I'D easy communication. furchsser-
getting possession can False large er,ps BY
planting as late IS July 18th. / his Compsns
viii commence active operations in building
soon. FOR all Information, circulars. maps, auJ
subscription, apply at the Office OF the Company
iu5 California Street. basement opp site Bauf
Of California, San FrsIciscc. hi. land
y. III be sold at auction MAY a., 1878
by N Ntwhnll q Co., ia acres nnd
lots to the highest biduer FERNS OF
sale. Credit TO large buyeh. Possession will
be given by the LIST OF june sooner If the crops
are on
Steamer NJ S. Latham lea> es the foot Of Bran
nan street. opposite the Pacific Mill Steamship
Wharf. 81 n ranclsco, Sundays, Mondays, Ned
nesdays and Fridays, al , ~ o'clock arriving a.
Newark at ii to haIf-psst IL. ace, riding TO tn,
tide. giving from four to five hours on tn.
ground Returning leave Newark * half past
o'clock arriving at San Francisco at half-l ash
slX p. NJ. Tie tx st OF Restaurants on the steamer
on the New ioIk plan: pay only Tor what you
get: Breakfast 81 cents; Dinner IS cents. far,-
for round trip seventy-hve cents. stages cor
meet with boat. running TO Niles. Ceutrevlll,
Washington Corners. Warm Springs and Sau
Jose.
cHAS. r. PETERS,
myl1-lm Manager.
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Sub Com nlittees:

sun Com m1tteP6:
On Grounds - Messre. Gibson, Treadwas-
Wood Bowler and Becker.
On Cars-Nessrs. Wood. Robedee, Doten and
Swift.
Gibson.
On Printing-Messrs. Doten, Swift. BO~ler
and Edwards.
On pancing-To have full charge Of the ball
room at the picnic ground, Floor Manager,
ETC.. Seymour Pi1ty.
On Finance-Messrs. Edwards, Noyes and
Shepard.
Executive CoInipitts.-W. 5. Wood, A. L. Ed
wards and s. T. Swift.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

TIE San + rShciscO Bulletin says that
'.the only political acts which the indie
pendent party of California have been
able TO perform. SO far. are the election
of three men to high offices-Hons.
Newton Booth and John 5. Hager TO the
Senate OF the United States. and Hon.
=. ". Mckinstry to the Supreme
Bench" On the strength Of this aver
ment that paper says that the said inde-
pendent party has been powerless to
effect any reforms. And yet the Bssseti'.
is the organ-in-chief of thu party whose
leaders tell the people tina. they have
nothing to do with National issues. but
must cenfne their efforts to electing re-
formers 10 attend to State. county and
ward business. Here then is a confess
sion from Mr.. Booths chief supporter
that when the Independents were in
power, all they did was to elect three
National representatives. There is an
inconsistency here. If National should
be subordinate to State and local issues,
Why were all the efforts of the hide
pendents concentrated on the election of
these three men to Office? Why not en-
ploy their power in doing SOHO reforms:
The admission is slip Of the pen not
usual in the habitually wary Bulletin.
That admission is, in effect. that when
the Independents of California had the
Governor and the Legislature in their
hands all they did or sought to DO vas
to make vehicle of their organization
to put men in Office. Is not this lesit-
innate deduction from the BrHetin's own
manner Of statement: ~
AGERMAS MAN-oF-WAR, the second
we believe, that has ever arrived there.
has come into San Francisco Bay. Her
name is the Arcona. She left Germany
in 1872 with the German Transit Of
Venus party for Chefoo. At the ex-
piration of this expedition she was or
dered Yokohama to Callao via Honolulu
Sine left Honolulu for Callao two weeks
ago, but when six days out she sprung
her foremast and put into this port for
repairs, and therefore her visit to San
Francisco was unexpected. During her
cruise last year, the Arcona effected a
treaty with the chiefs of the Navigator
Islands. and her presence in those waters
gave rise to the report which was subse-
quently officially denied, that Germany
designed taking possession of the
Islands. As soon as the frigate came to
anchor, Consul Rosenthal went on board
to greet the officers, and the visit was re-
turned by the commander. Baron Won
Reibnitz. The frigate will remain in
port several weeks, and the German peo-
Pile are already moving to enliven the
visit of their countrymen in arms by
series of festivals. The Arcona carries
IL guns: 1900 tons; nominal horse
power, 43l: draught, q feet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-06

CPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS OVER THE
- Virginia and Truckee Railroad viii convey
the Pionet and their friends to snc from the
Picnic grounds, leaving Virginia City at AS A.
NJ, Gold Hill, at A. NJ, stopping ST Silver City
Switch, Carson City and other points for e1cur-
sonis.s. Returning he trains will leave the
grounds at o clock P. N.
THE NATIONAL GUARD CT VIRGINIA CITY
By special invitation, have kindly const nted 10
do duty ar ESCORT OF TIE DAY.
The Best Bands Of Music in the State
Will accompany the excursion, and IL the Spa
cious new Hall. and the Mansion grounds all
who desire csn indulge in Dancing.
PERFECT SAFETY AND STRICT ORDER
Will be secured by Special Conductors and
Guards. On the Trains, and by large and en-
cient force Of Deputy Sheriffs and Special Po-
licemer, under the command of the sheriff Of
Washoe county. and selected from the Pioneers
themselves
No improper or Objectionable characters will
be allowed either Oh the ears on the grounds,
and all possible attention will be paid 70 the
comfort and pleasure Of the guests.
IICkEIS---..--- ..--.....32.oO
For the round trip. procurable IN Virginia City,
Gold Hill. Silver City, Dayton. Carson and Reno
Of persons duly authorized by the Society.
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HOTEL ARRIVAL.

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