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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-01
r. l.. DAVENPORT AND BARRY
ACLL1VAN

Davenport has won for himself an en-
viable reputation as an actor OH the
American histrlonic boards. 1t was
gained by hard study, careful train
ing and strict observance of
the proprleties of the stage. Although
acknowledged fine actor, nc does not
hold the high position of Edwin Booth
and Lawrence Barrett in the public esti-
nation. These young actors belong to a
different school Of acting-a school truly
American In It's character, their names
being a magic charm to fiji houses wher-
ever they appear. Not so with Davcn-
port. Although finished actor, and adj
mired as such, his route through the
South. last Winter, was positive
failure--as the theater-going people Of
10 uisville, Memphis, New Orleans and
Galveston are extremely critical in their
dramatic tastes, but when once aroused
by the touch of the electric hand of
genius, never fail to literally respond.
Davenport's failure last Winter, has GER
tainly soured his disposition, and is
about to put him in an attitude not very
enviable to a gentleman who should ad-
mire genius in his profession, no matter
from what source or nativity. We allude
to Mr.. DavenpOrt's attempt to create
a sectional feeling against the eminent
Irish actor, Barry Sullivan, the superior
Of Davenport in every particular, and
which may cause scene similar to the
one that marked the FOrrest-Macready
riot and tragedy Of thirty years ago.
Why Davenport should place himself so
conspicuously forward as the man of
America to compete the honors with the
peerless Sullivan is a mystery.
While he is great in Sir
Giles Overreach. he is only splendid
in Hamlet; and while he plays every
thing in finished and mechanical man.
ner, he never, as Booth and Barrett, cap
tivates and charms his audiences. Ed
win Booth and Lawrence Barrett were
the men to throw down the glove to the
Irish theatrical lion but, instead Of plac.
ing obstacles in his way, they will hid
him in his triumphal route through the
North and South. Fifteen years age
Barry Sullivan came to America, played
through ITS towns and cities, and then re
turned to England, leaving lasting i'm
preston OH the minds Of all who wit
messed his acting. With personal appear
ancc against him, he has won his way t
dramatic fame on two continents, ant
again returns to America to 90 over hi
old fields of triumph. His conception O
Shaksperian character, subtle reasoning
interpretations Of the language of tn
Immortal author, and delicate rounding
to scenes that are dull with other actors
he stands before the English speaking
J world tho Genins of the stage.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The California and Baltimore suspen-
slons have had little C feet on the Phila.
delpha market.
Thomas Rhodes, Il miner working in
the Mount Carbon mines, had his jaw bone
broken Monday by falling slate.
No clue is yet discovered that will
lead to the arrest OF the murderer of
Noe. An inquest was held, but no evil
dcnce taken.
-Mahomed-Ali has been appointed
Commander-in.chiei of the Turkish
forces in Herzegovina and Bosnia. lie
is on his way to Seriajavo to assume
command.
Howard, of the Spotted Tail Agency,
writes that there is no truth in the report
that Spotted Tail or any of his people are
on the war path. They never were more
loyal than now.
The rcvoltcd Turkish provinces are
preparing for desperate struggle with
the turbaned opium smokers. Albania
has caught the infection and Is in open
rebellion.
"A down train OH the Grand Tower
ana Carbondale railroad ran into box
car at Gillsburg station, Oyerturning the
locomotive. The engineer and fireman
barely escaped with therlives.
"A reliable dispatch from the Cali
fornia correspondent of New York
banking house says the panic is over and
confidence Is returning. Coin is scarce,
but the transfers from New York will
probably be returned.
"A warrant of arrest has been issued
against Thaddeus c. Davis, one of the
canal appraisers, for the recovery of
$4,000 and upwards, alleged to have
been wrongiully obtained by him upon
one of the John Hand awards.
The Texas Press Association will in
duige In another excursion next month.
Their first objective point will be St
Louis, city that has been bored with
more excursionists than all the other
cities Of the West.
"A Cherokee Indian is in Murpbys.
boro, in a pennilcss condition, having
been swindled out Of his just earnings by
a white drover. Gill Burr and Albright
should give the red man benefit, in the
way Of lecture, and help him out of his
difficulties.
Tracey Robinson, late Financial
Agent and Assistant Superintendent of
uie Panama railroad, who was accused
Oh appropriating the company's funds, has
been exonerated by the new board of ii.
rectors, and suits on both sides have been
withdrawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sartoris, and child, lett
New York on the steamship Baltic for
England. They were accompanied to the
steamer by the President, General sharpe,
Mrs. Col. Fred Grant. MIR. George Wash.
ington Childs. Surgeon General Barnes,
and several officers of the Custom house.
The new postofllce In New York Is
now occupied and Its multifarious duties
conducted as usual. Only i've minutes
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The Franklin X u.kluN.

The following is complete list of the
Ku-kluX of Williamson for whom writs
have been issued: ca in Moore. Aaron
Neal, George Herd, George Proctor, Ru-
fus Striplin, Williamson BriIey. Hender-
son Summers, Thomas Summers, IT.
William Piasfcrs, ~. Green NJ. Cahtrcii'
liam Boyd. Jr., Thomas Poage, William
Scarlet, James Launius, Jasper Neal
Elisha Summers. John Launius, William
Launius, Huston Summers, Enoch Sum
mers, Randall PoindcXter, Elias SUM
mers, Calvin Summers, Daniel Summers,
Ambrose Summers. Mandex Summers,
Joseph Hughincs, Marve Shaw. Benia-
min Herd, Steven Herd, William {. Per
rlman, William Perriman, Sr.. Jane.
Abshear, LAFAYETTE Abshcar. William
Knight, Sr., William Knight, Jr.. John
Eincon, James Bailey, William Nolan,
John X. Moore, Frank Fleming, James
Shain, Robert Summers, Sri, Aiken
Plasters, ST., Scote Summers, Henry
johnson.
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wARrNs SOUTH AMERICA.

The states Of Panama, Bolivia, Mag
dalena and Cauca are in arms against the
central government of the United States
Of Colombia. They are trying to settle
the problem Of who shall be next presi-
dent-the same vital cause that drew
from the federal fold of our own govern
ment the cotton States of the South.
Thirty years OF internal agitation on the
slavery question finally precipitated this
government into war; but in South
America, where the people are volatile
In their temperaments, and as eruptive
as the volcanoes OF the Andes, an out
break is conceived and put in motion in
o few weeks. Bogota is the capital of
the United States Of Colombia, and has
sent 5000 troops across the Ma dalena to
Panama to insure order in that portion
Of the republic. The government of the
United States has taken measures for the
protection Of her citizens and their prop
erty In that country during the troubles
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1.-THE GOLDEN RING"

The evidence before the commissioners
In the Ku.klux case is Of an interesting
character, and shows the organization to
bear the name of "Thc Golden Ring"
and to contain four hundred active mem-
bers In Franklin county, and one thou
sand In Williamson. w. w. Jacobs the
blacksmith who danced before his shor
for the amusement of the Ku-klux Is
the chief witness, assisted by John Duck
worth, who fell from his horse In Mad
dox's lane. on the night Of the fight, Sc
verely wounded. Their manner of deal
ing with an enemy was-first warning,
then the whip, and finally death. The
penalty for refusal to obey orders was
that the throat should be cut from ear to
ear, and tongue torn from the mouth.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning ut 81 e5
pc annum, invariably in advance. The postage
on the Weekly will he prepaid at this Office so
TINT subscribers will obtain for subscription
rice of 81 year.
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EADN' yErTaEs.

The jetty work al the mouth Of the
Mississippi river Is progressing steadily
and satisfactorily. A correspondent OF
the New Orleans Times thinks that the
cotton Of the crops Of ls75-76 will go
from New Orleans in vessels drawing
more than twenty feet of waters Not
wlthstanding these encouraging reports
from the jcttics, John Cowdon, gen.
tleman who knows the Mississippi river
from st. Louis down as well as any liv-
ing man, says that the jctty plan will be
failure. He makes these assertions
based upon scientific and philosophical
reasoning, and insists that the canal sys-
tenn will only insure to the Mississippi
valley uninterrupted intercourse with the
ports Of the world. Time will soon de-
eide this difference Of opinion between
Mr.. Eads and MIR. Cowdon.
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were consumed in the removal Of the dis
tributing department, which requires
continual operation, and is the largest
department IN the Office.
4 Next January.a I'cnian convention
will bc held IN New York City. Col.
John o. Mahony, head center of the or
ganizatl0n, has received letters from Ire.
land to the effect that at no time In many
years has the party Of scparationists been
in better or more hopeful spirits.
The seventh annual iair of the Jack.
son County Agricultural Board will be
held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September 2lst, 22d, sd,
and 2ith. Sllas Adsit has issued his adj
dress, In which he extends to the repre-.
scntatives ofevery branch of industry a
cordial invitation.
The appearance Of our war ships
In the Tripolitan waters brought the
Pacha to a lively comprehension of his
international duties, and nc has promised
that in future our Consul shall be prop.
erly protected from insult. The riotcr:
who insulted the Consul will be punished
These concessions remove all danger Of
further complications.
The associated press agents ut Sal
Francisco have been engaged in care
fully constructed work OF art in the ma
turc of an advertisement for two news
papers OF that city, In their reports t.
the world of the great bank failure. Tn,
Chicago Times says it has been rar,
chance for them, and they have abund
antly improved it. The papers alludc,
to are the Call and Bulletin.
Last Saturday the Goethe club, il
New York, celebrated the one hundred
and twcnty-sixth anniversary of tn,
birthday Of Goethe. A concert wa
given at Gilmore's Garden, under the di
rcction Of Carl Bergman and Gilmore, al
address was delivered by William Cutler
Bryant, festival poem was read b,
Bayard Taylor. and q cantata "tO tn,
Names OF Goethe" composed by F.. Leon
ard and Prof. W. &. Mildner, was rem
dercd.
The C0arier-JoWnai says that in
stead of asking Ralston to resign, and
then ordering him out of the room, the
directors of the Bank of California should
have gone to the river and drowned
themselves. A board which could go tc
sleep on seven millions of assets and
weaken on fifteen millions OF liabililie:
has no right 10 blame its president. 1t.
members were themselves at fault, and
should be made to feel its consequences
The dead Ralston ought not to be tho
only victim.
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ince, and will DC hard fought battle.
Mr.. Hooker is represented as lawyer Of
fine abilities, sound judgment. and great
energy of character. The Vicksburg
Herald says; "Ihc election OF Jim I'm
means more than sla,ish thraltloin, and
the election Of Hooker an era Of peace
and plenty for Mississippi. With such
fears to inspire us; with SO much evil to
prevent and so much good to accomplish,
let us all 20 to work with will. Let us
set our foot upon the plowshare, and let
us not look back until the victory he pro-
claimed ours"
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JEFFERsON DAVIS.

Wnat are the Winncbago savages go
ing to do about jefferson Davis invi.
tation to Kansas City? Thei,
refusal to hear him speak, after invita-
ton, is marked down by all classes O
people, Of every political complexion, a
an act belonging only to invoternto Gym
les and narrow-minded people. Ignor
ance cannot be pleaded In cxtenuation of
the act. as the savages of Winnebago are
considered educated and refined. At
first glance 1t would appear that the man
ayers of the Winnebago fair had a mer.
cenary object In view in presenting JET.
ferson Davis to the Winnebagoites but
a letter from II. r. kinball, secretary of
the Winnebago Agricultural Society,
published in the Memphis Appeal, dcvel-
Oped design Of patriotic significance
and divine amplitudc-thc unification OF
the North and the South through Jcffer-
son Davis, the fallen leader of the Con-
federacy. The worm of the republic
the grand army of humbugs-crawled
over the path Of reconciliation, and JEFF.
ferson Davis will not visit our State, but
will 60 to Kansas City, where the peo-
pie are Just as loyal as the Winnebsgo
savages. Since the close of the war JET.
ferson Davis has been living a
very quiet and transformations life
in Memphis, Tennessee, with an interest.
Ing family group surrounding him. lie is
unassuming and modest in his manners.
and gains livelihood for his family
through his own talents and energy. A
strict member Of the Episcopal church,
he attends st. Lazarus, weather beaten,
implanted frame house, on Madison
street. By no act does he show that he
ever held the highest position in the gift
of the Southern people, or that he still
ratains the first place in their hearts.
Why then are not the common courtesies
and civilities Of life extended to him in
any place he may wish to go under the
flag Of the Union?
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fish Nets Tents, Tarpaulins, Game Traps &c
SshH ior Price List 10 RUDOLPH GUN CO.,
''s n; Third street, St Louis, Mo.
, 1875-12-04

ABAsHfUL and not over-educa-
ted fellow went to see his girl the
other night, and as he started
away be put his arm around her
and whispered IN hgroaf, 8 dearl
est, I iore;1 and she respoadSH
sweetly, aditto," meaning, of
course, a reciprocation of bis ten
der passion. The young man could
not find "ditto" IN his-yocabulary.
and asked his father the next day
as they were hoeing cabbages,
what It meant. The old gentle
man rested a moment on bis hoe,
and pointed to the cabbage, IN
front Of him with the remark !;
" You see that cabbagef'' "Yes,"
responded the youth. "And you
sec the next one, there2n /" Yes. {"
"Well, that's called dittop 'sCon-
found herln exclaimed toe impet-
uous youth, she called me cab
bage head"
, 1875-12-04
CHARLES EIsENBE1s,

DIoNEER CRACKER BAKERY, PRO
4 vision and Grocery Store,
'lrtiers respectfully solicited and salts
faction guaranteed.
Port Townsend, v +
, 1875-12-04

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For Sale.

No. HILLIARD TABLE. THREE
~ Quarter, Slate Bed, Four Pocket Phe
lan's make. nearly new.
Apply to II. L. TIBBAI.S.
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bones are not destroyed By minolal
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gans waited beyond repair. Dal
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especially those Of tho MIssiatipnI.
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Cumberland. Arkhnsd1. Red. Colombo,
Bnzoa. Rio Gnnde, Pearl, Alah1mnI
Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke. james,
and many others. with their vngt trib-
ularies, throughout our entire country
during the Summer and Autumn. and
remarkably 50 during seasons a IN
usual heat and dryness, are invariably
accompanied by extensive der1ugo-
msnts Of the stomach and liver, and
other abdominal riscfU. IN their
treatment q puredtItl. oxdrting
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On. j.. WAlxEn's Nsl1An BrfEn1, aa
they wiz speedily remove lho dark
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stimulating the secretic Of the liver.
and Qouufnlly resiofif ho healthy
fuuclichs Of tho digest rgana
F0rtify the body, against
disease By purifying al IL nuids
with ihe BIrrrns No. epidemic nn
take hold Of D system thus fora-arnod.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
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Coughs. Tighlnoss Of the Chest Dlz-
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Inhammaiion Of the Lungs, Pain IN the
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thar lengthy advertisement ? p. -
Scf0fala, or Kings Evil,
Waite Swellines Ulcers Efynipol1a
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WILDLY Island Ferry
sloop Nellie

WILL RUN THE PERRY BETWEEN
w Port Townsend and WILDLY Island.
connecting with q. D. Campbeli's Express
for Coupeville. =
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Through TO Coupeville..--.... LIS
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INC UIt ABLE CAS- L
V DIR. LE RICUAU-s
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nR. H. RiCTAUs GOLDEN SPANISH
ANIlDOTE, for the cure Of G0nnorhea.
lCct, Imitation, Gravel, and n4l Urinaryor
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INJECTION, q wash and Injection for re-
we're cases OF Gonnorhea, lnfiammetory
elect, 5trietureai and on diseases Of the
Kidney and Bladder. Pricc,n 30 per hotfle.
Also. Agents forDR. LE RICHAU's COL
DEN PILLS, for seminal Weakness, Night
Emissions, lmpoteucy and an diseases
arising from MusturlaflUu and excessive
abuses Price t8per bottle, The genuine
Golden Balssim is put up oulyin round bot
Ties.
ON receipt OF price these medicines win
be sent 20 an parts OF the country, by eN-
press or mail, securely packed and fee IRON
observation.
None genuine without signature, &c.
French Richards Chemist.
sole Agents, e.. Il. RICHARnS& AGO,
WhoIoHale and Retail Druggists.
S.W. corner Cay and sansome streets. "
zI-y san Francisco, Cal. n
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YOUNG MFN

Who may be sadering from the cffecf
OF youthful follies or i1ldisoretion. viii
DO well to avail themselves Of this. the
greatest boon ever hid al the altar of
suiIerIng humanity. DH. HpTNNET
viii guaIanIce 10 Forfeit e500 for ovefV
clsc Of seminal weakness, or urivafa
disease OF any kind or character which
ne undertakes and fails 70 cure. NE
would. therefore slJ 10 fle uuforfunafe
sufferers who may read this notlI-1l fl1nf
you are troading upon danaerous
ground when you longer delay n seek
ing the proper remedy for your com
paint 1ou may be in the frst stage /.
remember you are anproachnr 4 / he iSsf,
II you are bordering upon the last. and
are suffering some or all Ofits An efIecfeI
remember that II you persist IN pro-
crastlnati0n, the time must come
when the most slillful physician can
render you no aaeielaIloe when fbe
door Of hope viii Be closed AGAINST Won.
when no angel Of mercy can bring Won
relief In no case has the Doctor f.iled
Of succeas- Then let not despair work
upon your mag gination, but avail your
self OF the beneficial results Of his treat
ment before your case Is beyound fbe
reach of modifal skill. or before rim
death hurries you to a PREMATURE
grve. Pull course OF treatment rs 10.
send money By Post-ofIice order or Ex-
press with full description OF caae.
lall, or address DIT. A. B. sPTNNEY.
30. II kearney Street, san FTapcisco.
, 1875-12-04

Important Endorsed BY the
Medical profession. DR.. WIZ. HALLS
BAIIsAM FOR THE LUNGS cura
Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and
an diseases Of the Throat and Chest
DR.. TOWNSHIPS TOOIHACHE
AN0DYNE cures In ono Minute,