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, 1876-11-13

Republican, and, believing TINT most impor-
liant crisis In the natiDn'h history waa involved IN
tho clcGLaon, 1lo cou.t mt refrnln from taking
hand n; being nnrc enlisted f6r H. siT!lt, ne
have been logical, fosciblc, and cpnvlncinG. Hc
was quick TO ace point nni 10 mike the most
u Il. lIo led thr dsciitaion upon several Of
The important isaacs rnse writing 1cafnedly
tho Nall a, bclug the abcst nnf best conducted
Republican journal IN tho city. Mai: Iunly
roInes nearer to 'iil!ng ,le poce " ilenry1
IIay"ond ia, any eaitos ~ ,., tiI1 ety MH
ness'mcn and capitalists Of tho city, md las
presented their Views Of tho prcsldentIal cpn-
test better thnn any ono else. Ills editorials
form she contcnts ~ two pamphlets sent ont by
the National Eommittec, which showa thu csti-
nation IN which they arc he'll.
ritE EvEFlN0 EXPRESS.
Although tho Erprfss upiN'scl tho nomination
OF Mr. Ttlden and denounced him IN n,ust Wig
auh submission, and became hIs ardent sup
potter. Following the lead VI Tamn,any Iialt,
1t lndorset tho great "Tclortucr,' aud used ev-
cry excrtlon 10 ,cc1'rc hs elcstl91' It's fn1.enre
was considerable, NJ It circulntcs principally
arc compelled by 1a'nn,any 1lnll to subscribe
fur L. II Inns loosc, haphnzarl way Of putting
itself together which xoitlu scarcely be tolrf-
l,ha always followed. II Is tue organ ot fau,-
many 1(n!L, and, 40 long "a the "Snehcms arc
satisfied with It, ela!l not complain Ut IL.
From what have written It will p accn that
the ho-cal'ed "grcat" journais have not been
tsectnGl Of very great service to either party
the. 11'nH md SIN more than anr others to
their respective parties Thu .fail and tho tom.
m:reIat hnvc done well, and tLc!r services have
hccn appre 'tatcd.. The great tnlslt with all oi
them Inns been that they have, tried tn raise
Issues which formed no part ot tho contcst md
to create cphc,nera exeftr.Ments bvcr t0p!cs that
hati no fitting place In the canvass All have
been more or less tinrturel with tho " biootly
Shirt" hut that was I'LL issue forced OIL the cout
| try BY tho "solfd South" and could not BE- r.
| Horcd. There has been most noticeable lacls
of weight. character, and responsibility In nl
tho papers, rs II they regarded the Presidential
CANVASS III the light ei n Dunnyhrook Fair srrlH,
| image, 1natead Of an event Of thu graveat impor
taicc, atFetng for good 1T cyIl tho welfare Of /.
great nntIosi. Let lis llopo TINT higher tont
nay be Impaired to them In the future.
DurroN.
, 1876-11-13

Mr.. Mc1ahn writes from the interior Of nnl-
carta to the London 4fen, rs fullows: +" Tic
proprietor Of the present house prepared ua
aonie chickens III surt of raguut, with various
all soon gathered round huge cartAun basin
III whlc!, the dinner hah been cooked,
helping ourselves to Its contcnts witt,
1aek-knives anu wooden SPOONS; lhis
Inc Aoor, throwing an uncertain light oyor ule
low, huayy, smoky beun,s Of the ceiling, and up
Tho huge dark gult ul tho chimney, ind ovcr
the tail shcrpskin caps and glltteEu: arms q
soup ANIL smoking thin cigarettes, looked
moro like 4 robbtra' cave IN some deep
,sds ,s s,,nn II tho sss Tsss 4a,an, asn Chris aic
shonldercsi, wiry, aid active. They all bat one
wrrv fscs., frou, the mountains of Sughesta1l,
md still! wore the national coatunc-tte long
sklgtul close-tttng ruat, reacsllEg almost :"
brtast by way ot decoration, aud tls tall
shrun-sk!n cap Their leadcr, lIkewisa CiEcas-
sim. had, however, bssn, ~ Constantsno!EIla
for sotus years, and hAl ad"Ptsd tne
slandcr form 10 great advantage. III madu OF
unhleacl,cd tnan trimmed with rcd, tfle Trousers
broad and louise to the k1,ees, where they stld.
denly cuAtract and tit tightly around the calves
utsi anklcs. sMd talene1panuln$ slGleiyovee ihG
foot, where they teSt par " low h'g'',s1cSleu
shues Of tho neAtcst lsnroloan pattern. shutt
iackrt nf thu ealc ,1luteral ~ tho trousers, bcau
tItuIly embroidered i'll sc., d broaa rcd ssarf
wountl many times arounl tho waist, md u yellow
turban worn urounsi u fez, completed Tie rus
tune, Il shows thc careful work of wanlan's y
land, and tlts man haa evidently ono Wlte 1t
least % wl,o Is very sklllful with tls needle. They
urc on their way to Nlsch to be on harl tor tho
expected plllago u Alcx[natz, and very plea
su,,t trayeliug-cnmpaniona they arc. They have
1u disposition ~ yet to pllla2e NE, although !
MN ali alonu nlnolg them. Without the protect
Ing wing u the AmorIyan caslc, IN the pcrson
of Mr. Hrluylrr.n
, 1876-11-13
CONDUCTORS.

Special b*pasch 10 7Ae Tribune.
OMAHA, Seb., Nuv. 12,-fhc election Of off,
GERS OF tho Conductors' Brotherhood last night,
at very late hour, resulted as follows: Grand
Chief Conductor, William l.. Collins, fiur1lells-
vlllc, n. y; Assistant Grand Chief Conductor,
J. II. O'Brlan, Omaha, Scb.; Grand Secretary
mud Treasurer, J. c. n. Long, Fort Wayne, Ind. !;
Grand Conductor Of Ceremonies, L. N. Btakcs-
ley, Fnrt Wayne, 1nl.; Grand Insldc Sentinel,
G. B. Rand, Aurora, ILL.,; Grand Outside scntl-
mel, John surIcs, burlington, Ia; thet Grand
Chief Conductor, c. a.: StantIcld, Cre.ton, In
Executive Committee, j. ". Boyles, Of Laramie,
v. r.; a. j.. Sharpe, Of Macon, Ca; 9. u.
Evarts, Of HornellnyiIle,. y. Y. Editor Of The
brotherhood 4unga-int and Grand Lecturer Of the
Order, W. II. Morec, Omaha. Most of the Drotll-
erhood Will start On al ex!ursiun to Fort la1a-
mic tu.iIlurrQX.
, 1876-11-13

while at tho distance Of nbout ten inches above
IA aeon ball nbout four Inches IN diameter, on
the surface Of wil!cl, are hundreds Of human,
figures, standing Or reclining In nlvhet. most
wnntlerful In the clahnratcncns and dclicncy Of
bail nrc no less than twcnty.onc other halls, nr
hollow spheres, caclfas delicate anil beautifully
wrought ns The first or uutcr shell. All these
spheres may he turned and moved ahout In such
q wny that this figures carved MI them may t's
scci,. Alxyc this ncst IT spheres arc number
ot human figures, alt bearing tho Chinese.
"hunlan face divine" which figures are ol
about the aa1s1r kizc AS those at the basc. THIS
sent to Sr. Mackay by u friend rca!dlug In
China. To carve It must have been tho work VI
vnAtt
, 1876-11-13


The acals At the Aquarium were fed while tho
World reporter was present the other day. The
trained seal WAS ordered to 81 to sleep. lio
put hss heal down aud closed his eyes
tur moment, hut na suun Us hu
heard the others scrambItng for their food,
hs opcuel bis eyes and vied with tic rest n
tllllng bis bolly. Tho keupsr, however, rofusad
to give him anything, icedlng the otliers III.
stcati. Tho seal appeared thoughtfut for mo-
meut, ami then, ~ though realizing whas was
Wauted ot him. put Ills head down and kept his
eyes closed until hi bud peEnissfon to open
them. Then he was given a luuble allowance
for dinner. The srals are led exclusively on
LefTIuSs.'
The most interesting curios!tes escape tho
nottrs Of the ordinary Vts!tor-tor instance, tho
sea ane1none, Which looks somewhat like a
, 1876-11-13
THE SPANISH CONSPIRACY.

splrators' Plans.
Correspondence Lsndnn Standard.
MADRID, Oct. a3.-spain has another would
DC pfonuneia'n'ehto anu pun.'sa. .vnsas5 ., ., ~
record IN hc1 annals, already more than tarnssIa-
I'd by those inyctcratc md corrupt practices to
which in snseess'on, almost , every party has
dcnlned them to tho cold ahnlc
al onnositom For several months The
Madrjd Government was perfectly aware TINT
Scnur Ruiz Gorilla Ind become the chief insti-
tics and nolitlcal groups whom scnor Canovas
tlcl CastiIlo Ind Considered outlawcd because
they ,ru,lltl not recognize tho dynasty and
tic existing order Of things. ;. -:
mia Of Mullins, Minister PlcnIpotentiary
II hjs Catholic Matcsty III Paris,
rcportesl Increasing activity In tho movement
Of Tic cnigsar[cs Of the Rrfor,nista Republic, ~
STYLED iu The Sallncron-Znrila manifesto. Al
ttc The same time Tic Madrid Government WAS
most nctfvelr served By the Consul In Bayonuc.
Tnis Gentleman, with whom nm personally ac-
oun!rstcd, had been most valuable public
servant during aud after tho civil war. aild ha
ucar thc frontier. 4 strict inspection was Or
t,o,cd at the frontier, rs persons were passtug
to ond fro whose business was not contraband
alone. Thus It was that by mere chauco an o.
icntlon called to n Basque peasant, Will, .haI
continually been travelling between uendayc
and irun.
m thc sist. Sic was arrested despite hcs
louil and rcpeatc,l !. protcsts. On bcne
searched scar she was found to be tic bearer of q
laree parcel Of letters directed to pcrsons con-
.nnwn orrrts Of Toril,a In snaIn. Sho was &C.
Xc.eIv Observation-Disclosures. and si,u come out with
i ion, LIT aEnut iicr tn,,ocenco and hcr OILY
Iaylne received these papers iron. lady II,
t, Ucnda,ye, sho addei tl.at shc was to have,
tsos IN farmer ocrasions,W postcl these
LAHORE IN the mnij train leaving Ir,,u ut
Z in thn afternoon. Thu civil ai,l military
, 1876-11-13

TJrpin,Q Cng {Afa.l 6nitFpritf.
Thcro Ia ut thr ollce Ut the Cullsolidatod VII
g!nla Mining Company q magnificent specimen
pf Chinese Carving in 1ynry, Tho piece VI cary
i,lx 10 about sixteen lnelcs III height, anil ts
elaborate almost beyond description Or votnpse-
hens!on. At the base are several human f!gures
aud tue figure Of horse, sons three lnches III
helght, Ill carefully anu aItistlea'ly wrought,
, 1876-11-13

the N1nhe Ul inc OFNEE OF fAtEOuE 0l tllsDaENEy
ralai!ve 10 the maaagsnent and ths spirit IN which
II II rulci by the members aud officers of the M.
tiolai Grange; and tnl4is eautlng eoldnes. among
pan 9f tue organization p the National Grange AZ
H. SnRns sse. s the Order
are orpn.cd totkc pa,tafehai Pfests Of Merida
having ~ much power aud control, without beng
slb,c 10 ANY tribunal; that they cxtrayayaht in
expenditures, too secret aad nnapproaclishlc by
s te ssa.
reformation and reorganization; and
wnEHEAs. We were orgnn!zed Tor professcd 10
through unreasonable moneJed combinations: and
yet there has been eetablfAcd the rnost tntoctab!e
laonopolY md combination a. shs ye,y t.antaln 81
Ing By secret and adroit management established
themselves In o!Hct and power. and by lcsylny c1.
annual excursions Of pleasure. with thrr. wives,
enjoying large salaries and fabulous travelling ex'
WWxnEAs. One Of tho order who has been 3D.
mltted within the secret stat-c of The sixth
aud seventh degrees Of the ''prlesta Of hcr!da"
hc may haye done for the catse, how great bis sac.
rtheet. Or how well be may be qualified. can ever
~ a officer q msSss o. ty E.fents S IT, ~ y.
hpriests OF Msridu"; and
WuEnzAr, There IA nu way for us to be heard
thoroughly do they consider themselves in
e.. h, sy s1s ssbaa M oy skoe sk eay asy
whic, divide tleu, from the scrutiny. Of the
plebcaus; justic to ourselves, and Justice to the
enormity asgi q Vt tic as puwrr a.slmea ~ those
Ut the head Of the Order, demands lint We
make this solemn appeal Tor redrs,s: md IN dons
good faith to all cuncernrd: In The name and 70!
ine oppressed Patrons all over tho land We appeal
and ak that such action be taken at once n will
save inc order from utter defcut aud destruction;
md
, 1876-11-13
TIE NATIONAL GRANGE.

Preamble and Declarations Of 1Eolroeo
Grange, GrunIy County, Iowa.
"a tks Edtior a5 The Tribune.
MELnosE FARM. 9rundy Co., Ia, Nov. c.
VIII you have tho kindness to insert In your
colulnns the following resolutions adopted at
our Orange meeting held Oct. ~, and oblixc,
yours respectfully, {. F. CLAnksoN.
, 1876-11-13

Employment Agencies.
CrTEATtOSs WASTED-rAMtLtEa fS WANT or
- good Scandinavian and Herman female hclp ran 10
supplied At Mrs. DUSK NJ oltcr. NJ MllwaukGr.ay.
C1Tt1ATIDES wAETEn-TliE EEST OF FEMALE
y hla Of tnY nationality will Ynraished on s0rt
notice. inquire Of Mrs, RElsa. T&7 GtAtc-st-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

The torchlight procession of Company
"A of the Tilden and Hendricks
Swcepcrs had the effect to draw out a
good crowd, and the Democratic meeting
at the pole last night was decided sue
cess. Mr.. Oberly was called for by the
crowd and took the stand. He nomina-
ted for president of the meeting, the
Hon. Thomas Wilson, who was unani-
mously elected by the crowd. County
Clerk Jacob Lynch was chosen
secretary, and Captaii Jesse Nc
Hattie, Walter Mckee, Henry Stout,
Charles X. Slack and p. II. Corcoran.
vlce-presidents. Mr.. Oberly then read
preamble aud set of resolutions. emphat-
ically dcnouncing the action OF President
Grant in ordering troops to the South,
which were unanimously adopted and
ordered printed in the BULLETIN. Chi.
cago Times and st. Louis Times.
and which will appear in the
BULLETIN on Tuesday. Mr.. Oberly
then retired, and Mr.. Linegar was
loudly called on. He answered the sum-
mons, and made lengthy and effective
speech. which was frequently and
boisterously applauded. Judge Mulkey
tlcn made short and spicy speech, and
was followed by MIR. Oberly, who was
again called for, and after speaking for
a short time retired, and the meeting adj.
| iourned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
Tie Radical Intimidation
CAIRO, August 2Otl

CAIRU, August ZUtIi. ISIU.
EDITOR BULLETIN 1T has been as
serted that Jim Orange was the cause of
the colored man. Mr.. Bosier. not speak
ing here on last Tuesday night; but
have learned from white Republican,
whose name withhold for the present.
but which will give if required, that it
was not Orange, but a white man belong
ing 10 the Hayes and Wheeler club, that
sent him note informing him that he
could not make Democratic speech
here-that if he did, they would mob
him, and that he had better leave town.
JAS. Il. ALLEN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed BY
the clerk OF the circuit court Of Alexander
county, In the State Of Illinois, In favor oil Ell
len walsh and against Bernard smyth, I have
levied upon the following described property
In this county of Alexander and state OF Ilii-
nois, to-wit:
Lots numbered twelve (i2) and thirteen uS) in
block numbered two co; the undivided one-haif
"a Of lot numbered eight (s) in block num-
bered twenty-seven t2IJ; the undivided one-half
"a of lots numbered seventeen Q7) amt eigh-
teen Qs) in block numbered thirty (3O). all in
the city OF Cairo, county of Alexander aud state
Of Illinois. Also lot numbered seven ca in
block numbered twenty (k6), lot numbered
three ~ In block numbered iorty-Ave ,45). lot
numbered thirty seven t57) In block numbered
forty seven az, lot numbered ten (l0) In block
numbered eighty-three ts3 The lease hold ia
terest in and to lot numbered eight (s) In block
numbered eighteen Qs), together with the
bu ldings and improvements situated thereon,
all said last mentioned lots and blocks being sit
uated in the first addition to the city of Cairo, In
the county of Alexander and state Of Illinois, as
the property of the said .,eruard Smyth, which
shall oner at public sale ut the South west d or
Of the ourt House IN the city OF afro, in the
county of Nlexander aud Stale Of Illinois on the
3lth day Of August D., ls.G. at the hour of
execution Eek. II IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexis nier louuty, III
Cairo, Ills AuSuststh 1875. did
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
An Immense Stock Coming.

By communication from Mr.. Oscar
Haythorne, dated at Boston, we are in.
formed that he has purchased FOR CASH,
and consequently at the very lowest
prices, the largest stock OF boots and
shoes ever bought for the Cairo market.
lie wishes our citizens all to know that
he will give them the benefit of his great
purchase, and he will sell at better rates
than ever before. Hold your orders till
he comes. scott
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
SlleriH's Sale.

BY virtue OF an execution to ME d re cted
by the Clerk of the circuit Court of Alex.
ander County, In the State of Illinois, in
favor of Bernard Nc Manus and ag .inst
James A. Fry, have levied upon the toll.
Irving described prope, ty, in First Addit.
Alexander and State of Illinois, to-wit:
All Of the right title and interest of said
james A. Fry in and to lot numbered thir-
teen Q3l in block numbered forty-seS en- AZ
which l shall offer at plhlic sa e a. the
Southwest door of the Court House in the
City OF Cairo. in the County OF Ale .ande
and State OF Illinois, on the fifth day OF DC.
tober, A. d., 1875, ut the hour OF eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, for cash, TO satisfy said en-
ecution. ALEX. II IRWIN,
Sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, His, July ~, 1876. did
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

If you need anything in the mu-
steal line, instruments, Violin and
Gaitar strings, material, &C., call
at E. & W. Buder's. They keep
the largest stock Of Pianos and
Organs, &c., in the city, which
they will sell at greatly reduced
rates. lust received new stock.
Cor. 9th and Washington avenue.
Aug. lJ-Gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
t'AIElb.
Special Dispatch TO the Tribune.


Special Dispatch TO the Tribune.
CAIRO, Ill, Aug, l7.-There is some
excitement in this city on account of the
rumor that the Illinois Central railroad
company proposes u change its base at
this end-that is, intends TO go out of the
limits OF the city OF Cairo at an early day
as a result of certain orders and decisions
of the circuit court of this county, reQur-
ing Of the roads in Cairo large expendi-
lures and entailing heavy losses from
changes required on buildings, tracks,
etc. Mr.. Clarke. Chief Engineer of the
Illinois Central, is in the city, and his
presence gives color to the report. In
tact, some OF the representatives of the
road do not hesitate to say that the COM
pany means business.
As local item it also appeared in the
BULLETIN.
Against the latter have no objection
TO make; but do think it poor policy to
telegraph such a rumor, for it was moth
ing more, 10 one of the most prominent
western newspapers, and thereby give it
an importance which local would not
have.
Such kilograms as the above are good
material tor Cairo's enemies to make
capital out of.
With the reputation given us in "Web-
ster," for which VIM. A. Wheeler is
given the credit, to build upon. and such
Crazy IIorsGtelegrams We appear to the
outside world only a little better than
the great. but preiudiced Englishman,
painted vs. in days gone by.
While am well aware that it is cor
respondents duty TO gather the news,
did not think that citizen whose inter-
ests Were centered here would be so care
less of our reputation as to telegraph
damaging reports like the above.
| suppose The next we may expect
from the above brilliant mind will be a
telegram to the effect that the levee has
gone into the river, and as the ''bull pup"
Of the white house won't allow our ap-
preparation to be used TO protect us. the
people are leaving in crowds bound for
dry land. IL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
Centennial Excursionists

viii, Of course. wish to see all the sights
com ortably and cheaply. To this end the
CANADA SOUTHERN RY COMPANY
has, tnr ugh its Connections in the Wos
and Northwest. placed on sale q large
number of TOURISTS ExCURsroN TICKETS
al greatly redu sed rates, by which passen-
gers can not only visit the Centennial Ex-
hibition at Philadelphia, but can, in addit-
ion, visit the principal eastern cities, vii an
opportunity M stopping at any OF the great
number of famous resorts in New York
ERN is the only line from the west running
directly to Niagara Falls, giving psssen-
gers, from the tr in, wonderful panoramic
view OF the MIGHTY CATARACT,
HOSE SHOE FALL, the GREAT
RAPIDS, and landing them directly at the
Falls The track OF the CAN ADA SOU III
ERN i, an air line, laid with steel rails o
he heaviest pattern there are no curves
or grades; wo,d is used Tor fuel; Coaches
are furnished with the Winchell Patent
Ventilator, ensuri g project freedom from
dust. wi h its complete system OF magnif-
CT ut PAkLUR SLEEPING AND DRAW.
ING ROOM CARS from CHICAGO
DETROIT AND TOLEDO, and its admir-
able connect at NIAGARA F LIS
ANO BUFFALO with thu NEW YORK
CENTRAL AND ERIE RAILW ,YS, the
Canada Southern is fast becoming the
FAvORIrE LINE TO T lie EAST. Tickets
via this popular line can be procured at al
offices Of connecting lines, or at the com
pany's own offices.
Any information can be obtained by ad.
dressing FRANK E. SNOW,
Gen'l Pass. aud ticket Ag't. DETxOIT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
isis
Parish School Notice

The next term of the Parish School
viii begin Monday, September 4th, and
continue insession sixteen weeks. Terms,
Eight Dollars tor the session. or fifty
cents per week--ALwAYs PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE. There will be no extra charges
for any study except for the study of
music. For instruction In vocal and in
strumental music. the valuable services of
Mrs. G.. w. Henderson have been secured.
The success Of the school has been such
that the Rector deems ii best 10 state,
that only a limited number Of pupils can
be accommodated. lie will receive those
who apply first for admission. He prom
ises to all thorough instruction in the
common English studies, in the higher
mathematics, the natural sciences, and
also in Latin and Greek.
CHARLES A. GILBERT,
S-lOd-lm Rector.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
Chemical Dye Works.

Office corner Eight street and Com
mercial avenue. in Reisers building.
Silks, WOOL half Wool Shawls, ETC.,
cleaned and dyed to any shade or color.
Gentlemen's clothing dyed, cleaned, re-
paired and put in thorough order. Salts
faction guaranteed.
S-S-dlm +. SCHICHs Il Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
J. GEORGE srEiNHOusE

on Eighth street, two doors from Alex
ander County Bank, is the place to get q
fashionable hair cut or smooth shave
or anything else in the barber line. La
dies and childrens' hair cut or dressed.
either at the shop or their homes.
6-2S.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

Excelsior NaIOOn.

This popular saloon, corner Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, is open TO
the public. The bar is supplied with
pure wines, choice liquors and the finest
brands Of cigars.
325-tf Jos. RoNEKER, Prop'r.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
Ghe 8ullnin.
AxNo0Ns.x sNss.
FOR SHERIFF.,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

girAIl bills for ad, eItising. M. due aud pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at tho
rate Of 81 10 per square for the frat insertion
and ~ cents for each subsequent one 4 liberal
discount viii be made on standing and displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 90 Notice ol
meeting Of societies or secret orders ~ cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
viii only be inserted 40 advertisements
No advertisement will be received at less than
80 cents. and no advertisement will he inserted
for less than three dollars per month
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
SheriH,a Aale.

By virtue of an execution to me directed by
the cle'k OF the circuit court of Wayne
county, in the State of Illinois, in favor of vii.
lam shaeffer and against Ellen Trnusdae, have
levied upon the following described property,
in this county of Alexander and State OF Illinois,
to-wit
Lots numbered one ~ two ca, three 90,
four o. five t5), six (6). seven ca and eight 81
all in block numbered ten Q0), in the third AL
ander and State of Illinois. as the property of the
said Ellen Trousdale, which shall offer at public
sale at the Southwest door of the Court House
in the city Of Cairo, in the equity of Alexander
and State of Illinois on the 81 tn day of August,
A. ID. 1876, at the hour of eleven CLOCK, IN.
for Cash, to satisfy said execution.
ALEX ii. IRWIN.
Sheriff Alexander County, Ills.
Cairo. Ills, Aug. sth, 1876. d-td