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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-30
G. NJ. GovAN, Clerk of the House.


g. NJ GovAN, Clerk of the House.
Mr. Manager Featherston Mr. Chief Justice ana
instructed by the Managers the part OF the house 70 ASK
that the Impeachment preferred against ms Excel
lency Adelbert Ames be dismissed IN accordance Win w
luton adopted by the House
Mr. Reynolds offered the following order;
Ordered That Articles of impeachment heretofore preferred
by the Representatives against his Exeency
Ames be hereby dismissed pursuance OF the
request the House Representatives, this day presented o
the Managers IN their behalf /
Mr. Everett offered the following amendment to the order
Strike the word dismissed ana insert the "oos DC Po
eeued.
Mr. Fewell: to lay the amendment on the table
The motion prevailed, by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs Albright Barry Callcott Catchngs, Cha
mers Jewell, FzGeraId F9rlong, Graham Gray Gr hl
ham, Pratt Reynolds Sims Taylor Terry Thompson Thornton
Tule-26.
NAYs-Messrs. Everett, Shirley, stewart-3
ABSENT vorrsa-Messrs Allen Carter Foote, Nc
Clure, Mcneil, Smith, Stone, Whites.
Mr. McCaskil: offer the following amendment BY insert
ing the word dismissed the words upon the presenta
on of the resignation of the Respondent
Mr. Catchngs lay said amendment the table.
The motion prevailed by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs Albright Barry Caicot Gatherings, Chal-
mers Everett Fewel FzGerad Foote, Furlong, Graham
Griffin Hooker Mcneil Mendenha Nets, Morgan, Oldham
Pratt Reynolds, Sims Taylor Terry Thompson Thornton Tut
te-26.
NAYs-Messrs Gray Johnston, McCaskill Shirley, Stewart
ABSENT VOTING-Messrs. Allen, Garter, Mcclure
Smith, Stone, Whte-6
Mr. Morgan offer the following substitute for the order
The House of Representatives, having directed the Managers
the the House dismiss the Articles of impeachment
exhibited by them against Adebert Ames Governor of the State
Mississippi ordered that the Senate sitting Court
Impeachment for the trial of said Articles do adjourn
die.
Mr.. Sims: l move to lay the substitute on the table.
The motion prevailed, by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs Barry Catchngs Chalmers Everett Jewell,
FitzGerad, Foote Furong Graham Gray Hooker Johnston,
Mendenhal Metts Oldham, Pratt Reynolds Shirley Sims,
Stewart, Taylor, Terry, Thompson, Thornton, Tue-25.
NAYs-Messrs. Albright, Callcott Griffin, McCaskill Nor
gam
! ABSENT voTNG-Messrs Allen, Garter, Mcclure,
Mcneil, Smith, Stone and Whte-7.
The question recurring adoption offered by
Mr.: Reynolds the adopted by the following
Z YEAs-Messrs. Albright Barry Cacot Catchings Cha-
mers Fewe FitzGerad,. Fooe Furlong, Graham Hooker
Johnston, McCaskIl, Mcneil Mendenhal Nets, Oldham
Pratt Reynolds Sims, Taylor Terry Thompson Thornon-24
NAYsMessrs. Everett, Gray, Griffin Shirley Smith, Stew
art Tuttle-7.
ABSENT AND net VOTING Messrs. Allen, Carter Morgan
Mcclure Stone and White-6.
Thereupon Honorable Thomas j. Duran counsel for the
, Respondent, read the following:
II EXECUTIVE OFFICE, jackson, Miss March 49, 1876
10 the People fHe State of Mississppi
hereby respectfully resign my Office of Governor
of Mississippi.
/ (Signed) ADELBERT ANIES
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Mr. Durant My colleague has instructed (and coincide
with him. to say presenting this that it is desire
should be recorded after being confded the charge of this
Honorable Court, in the office of Secretary of State.
Senator Oldham offer the following order
Ordered That the Journal of the Senate sitting as Cont Of
impeachment for the trial of His Exceency Aebert Ames
properly certified by the Chief Justice and of Senate
be deposited in the office of the Secretary of State.
Mr. Oldhams order adopted by the following vote:
YEAsMessrs. Albright Barry Callicott Chalmers Everett
Hooker Johnston, McCaskl, Mcneil, MendenhaIl Me Nor
gan, Oldham, Pratt Reynolds Shirley SIMS Stewart TAYLOR
Terry Thompson Thornton and Tuttle.-30. =
ABSENT AND Messrs. Allen Carter Catchng-
Mcclure, Smith, Stone and White.
Mr.. Sims: offer the following order:
Ordered That the resignation of Adelbert Ames Governor
be entered upon the journal of the Senate sitting Court Of
impeachment and that the original be filed in the Office Of tn
Secretary of State - - ~
The same was adopted by the following vote
YEAs- Messrs. Albright Barry Callcott Catcb;ns Car
Everett, Fewell FizGerad Foote FurIo Ina
Gray, Griffin, Hooker, Johnston McCaskll McNaI W1
hall, Nets Morgan, Oldham, Pratt REYNOLDS Sb;rlo E:
smith Stewart Taylor Terry, Thompon Thornton and Tntl
ABSENT AND NOT VoTING-Messrs. Allen Carter Mcclure
Stone and White.--5. 1850 -oie'
The Journal of this day then read and annrovAd
Mr. Pryor and said Mr. Chief Justice and s.
At the instance of my learned associates rise n,e
to the learned Chief Justice and the Senator's the
ceived both from the learned Chief Justice and re-
especially from our honorable adversaries the Managers on I
part of the House. NsoiS Oh the
On motion of Mr.. Taylor the Senate SITTING 90 c., ~
parchment in the trial of Adelber Ames t oust or I'M
sppl, be now adjourned sine de- ~ u iissis
81 rs .a.saws H. F. sIMRALL.
Chief Justice of the State Mississippi and pres;ano
OF the Court of impeachment. e'i ''s o'noef
ATTEST; r d. P. PORTER.
.sess saf Secretary Senate
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And and plea the twentsecond Article this
Respondent pleads guilty the high crime in office there
set forth and every allegation therein con-
mputing him any bad conduct improper motive
tending him of cupabe criminal violation
orr neglect of duty.
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mr. Durant: Counsel ready if your Honor please an
if in order, will read the answer now
Before Honorable the Senate of the State o. Mississippi
sitting High Court of impeachment
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ADELBERT A MES,
Governor of the State of Mississippi.
5 | X L III ID A Y j..
SENATE CHAMBER, Wednesday March 30, 1876.
ICONCLUDED.

CAAMBER, Wednesday, MATCH ., TOTO.
AT ten and a. half clock the Presiding Ofhcer Hon
NJ Stone President pro tempore IN the Chalr ahhounce
that all Legislative and Executive business OF the senate Is
ordered to be now suspended the purpose OF proceeding TO
business with the impeachment oil the Governor OF
the State and thereupon vacated the chair
Chief Justice then entered the Senate ana
chair.
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And for plea twenty third Article th Re
the therein alleged and thaShe
guilty the high mi sdemeanor in office therein char ge
this Respondent further and plea each of
said twenty and twenty Articles of impeachment
that they do not charge against him any high crime or
misdemeanOr known to and defined by the ana
Laws of the State of MssispP and soemn denying all the
designs charged against him. by the said twenty
second and wentthd Articles inconsistent with the upright
and faithful discharge of his official duty and asserting that
all he die in the premises he actuated only by sense OF
what he deemed to be right and believing that he well war
Ianted action by the Constitution and Laws of the State
this Respondent that he is guilty of high crime
mdemeanor in said Articles alleged and this he pays
may be inquired Of by this Honorable Court such
law and justice may require.
PnomAs J. DURAN DURAN OF Counsel.
d. P PORTER,
Secretary of the Senate.
The Chief Justice TIL Secretary will receive the
and spread 1T upon record
Manager Featherston Chief Justice Senators
am instructed by the Managers the of the House
Repres ask of the Court reasonable time within
which file replication the filed to Articles I'D
and Odd Upon consultation, we OF the opinion that
will be ready to file replication at half past three o'clock
this afternoon and ask until that time to prepare and lille It,
Chief Justice The Court has heard the replication on
behalf of the honorable Managers What action will the Court
take upon the subject?
Senator Fewel Mr.. Chief Justice-I offer this order:
Ordered upon the Articles of impeachment from
No 81 inclusive, proceed and that Managers
the part of the House do have until $3.50 o'clock oday
file repcatons to the to the 22d and 23d Articles
Senator Reynolds move the following a substitute
Ordered that the Managers the of the House Rep
resentaves file their replication Respondents
the I'D and 23d Articles by b Wednesday, the 29t
instant.
Senator Fewe If the Managers the part of the House
ready proceed with the trial if
the Respondent not ready will accept the substitute
! do accept it.
The substitute agreed to by the following
YEAs-Messrs. Barry. Cacott Catcbinos
mers Everett, FeWell FitzGerd Foote, Furong
Griffin Hooker Johnston, McCaskl Mendenha Nets, Nor
gan Oldham Pratt Reynolds, Shirley, Sims, Smith, Stewart
Stone Taylor Terry, Thompson and Tuttle-30
NAYs-Mr. Thornton-1
ABSENT VoTING-Messrs. Allen Carter, Gray Nc
Clure, Mcneil and White--6
Senator Stone: that the sitting
impeachment do take until half past three
o clock this afternoon.
The motion agreed and the Court thereupon took
recess till the time stated in said motion.
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r. - resolped b. the House of Representatives OF the otae
spp That the Managers the part OF TINS Of said
. he and thew are hereby directed to dismiss the sad
AGAINST the said Adelbert Ames, Governor as
exhibited by them against him at the bar OF the ~
Said paper is endorsed as follows
Adopted by the House. March %, 1876 by '"0''' o
on call of the yeas and nays :, crpEET
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the Impeachmeno of Adeber Ames Govern F
of the State of Mississippi.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19
Personal.

Mr.. Charles ". Willard OF Anna is at
the St. Charles.
DR.. j. b. Baxter OF Warrington. ID.
e., Is at the st. Charles.
Mr.. David Carlyle and family of Baton
Rouge, La, are at the st. Charles.
Mr.. John II. Commit, news dealer, OF
New Orleans, Il at the 81. Charles.
The Rev. j. Mckee Peoples. OF Shaw
netown, Is a guest at the st. Charles.
General Edsall, who addressed the
Radicals last night, is at the 81. Charles
D. II. Hall, OF Cincinnati, and w. IL.
Bali, OF Portsmouth, Ohio, are at the st
Charles.
The Rev. L. G.. Stranger. pastor Of the
| Presbyterian church Of Carlyle, Ills.
Il registered at the St. Charles.
Miss Mary Il. Fraddick of Carbondale
and Miss z. a. Sultan OF keokuk, Iowa
were among the guests at the st. Charlie
Yesterday.
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woods Pills.

HrxG, SLACK, Agent at Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19
s.e Marrow s.a.g.

The ,Ionesboro Sq-,tte liu. 2taily
goes for Mr.. tanda and the balance vi
the higher officials OF the liit'c Narrow
Glugc The Narrow Gauge Is cutting its
own throat. Ever .incc II has run
through Joncsboro To- Cairo. NCs.rs.
'has. j.. Austin, II. Mcrr'icld. sam.
George. VIM. Milligan, aud l.. Wischart
have been in charge OF the passenger and
freight trains. and have made many
friends along the entire Fine. ca The
frat "i The wcrk They were al
discharged aud ila "eilrcr>'
Or "spou'rs' put OH ia ihrir place.
The former conductors were 9enilemanly.
Sociablc and accommodating officer. bat
the "humiuers from Chicago" arr far
from it. We have heard it said on more
than Que occasion by persons who were
patronising the road: Il would not give
my patronage 80 the narrow guagc only
that lik" the conductors aud station
agents since The publication oi this
item. we arc Informed by Mr.. Foggctt.
the former agent OF the road at this place.
who j. nov j. tli- city, aud who i, among
the bchca'l,1. dat Mr.. iiinklCy. the gen.
Crdl surciiitlcudtut, has also bcIu It.
qucstcd 10 step down Ii!d oGt. Joseph
Able. OF Hi, city, who la. lcun acting
! IN the capacity OF passenger agent here,
| lie also Oh. "t the noble army OF deiuuc,..
| All OF the principal station agent, along
tlic line, iroin dis city tc - loui- have
bccu discharged, and the minor one, arc
| looking for order. 'to walk" every hour.
There i, 40 reason assigned ior the
| change. Whether The gentlemen who
now lave charge 1T thc trains Of the mar
row gaugc arc i lot at ";calpsr, and
! bumincr-. as charged 10y the Go--tte,
we art not prepared to say. II they are
f, not, The iurre-,ion prevail IN this sec
ton OF country, that il will not take
them long II they are apt scholars. fud
! the cuuutrutncc- ot several ut them rri'-
iainiy indicate that they Will hrl 10 he
! come heats pf he first water. under the
| influence "t IT." present mogul- Of the
road.
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yaRNt. pEMn\-Nn ALIVE
MOrIgagpepS sale.


WMEE.S, Maria Roberts, OF the Count, oC
Alcsanacr end state OF Illinois, By her certain
,rIst 1eto, 90 sale mortgage duly executed, ac
5no ", ana sG7cd bearing date The isth
Recorders office Of Alc1snder connty. in The
state Of Illinois, In book OF ole mortgage at
trustee, all toe following described premises
situated in the county Of Alexander and stats OF
Illinois To. wit The southwest fractional part
al range TWO s) West also the Southeast s1 fSsca
! ional part OF section tweniy-six (2e), in town
ship seventeen az, In range two (2) west, to SCI
cure The psyment ofs promissory note for the
eeuted by the asid Maria Roberts ond payable TO
the order of the said Orsemas Grecnley and
whereas. j. provided in and by said trust
The said promissory note, or any part thereof,
according 10 The tenor AMI efYect OF said note,
Inse anS Of Ss T 2f M
dersig ntd Orsemas Grecnlc! 30 sell and dispose
of the said premises, and ell the ri2ht. tue, ten.
eft, and equity Of redemption OF SAID Nara
Roberts, or her heirs and assigns therein. ~ pub
lie auction, at the west door Of the court house,
in tho cityof Cairo, in the county OF AleN andet
and state OF Illinois, for the highest ar nest
price The sauc will bring in cash :.iinr having
advertised such sale thirty asye in any ncwspa-
per AT that time publ ntd In the SAID city OF
cairo. and TO maze, execute, and deliver In The
purchaser or purchasers RI such sale, good and
IN ncicnt deed or dec'i- OF conveyance Tor the
premises sold, aud opt Of the proceeds ri such
sale TO pay all costs and expense incurred in al
yoTti.lng aud selling said premises. iuclWiinS
attorney = fee, also the principal aud Interest
on sad note; and, whereas, default has been
made in thu payment of the snii note, principal
and interest; nov, therefore, public notice l.
hereby given, that in pursu,Hcc ct SAID sale
mort gag, aud 10y Nrt,ic OF tbc pew"r snd au.
thorlty Ia me- sranted IN and 10y the same, ano
hy virtue The statute of the state, l. the under
signed will. IN Friday, the 18th day OF Nov, ~
H., 1876. st : O'Clock, p.m., at wet do"r Of
court house, IN the city Of Cairo, sell and disPo,'
81 tho PREMISES above and IN e.id trust mort
cage dsd descrihcd, aud all tberight, title ben
| cut and equity of redemption OF the oaid Marii
/ Roberts. her heirs or asSigus therein, al puhii
! auction, tor the highest and best l'ii"r the sdm
viii bring III cash.
| 0ESEMAS GEEENLEG Mortgage.
! LtNIGLR 4 Ian Au'y f'r Mort.
/ l. l--ti-,tt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19

\ young German named John Glade.
who la. been in the employ OF Phil
Howard tor several years, met with a
painful accident on Tuesday. He was
bu,ily at working cutting M Il beef for
one of the Anchor Line steamboats,. when
the knife lie was using slipped and strik-
him Oh the right lee above the knee, i'll.
flictcd Il terrible cash. which has confined
him 10 his bed. The wound Is three
inches long and reached a deep As the
bone OF the limb. Though Glade Is
very weak from the loss of blood, he i
not dangerously hurt.
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ROyul Arch MaSOns.

At stated convoca,iOn OF Cairo Chap
ter. No. Il, Royal Arch Masons, held in
Masonic hall, tuesday evening. October
Eth, 1876, the following officers were
elected for the following year:
jill. Lufsin. VI. l.. ii. p; y. Antrim,
king; {. Wilson, scribe /. kosmyer.
captain of host IL. Meyer, principal
sojourner; j. \. Philis, royal arch cap
tain; =. O.. Schulz. treasurer Il, /.
Blake, secretary; j. Goldstine, grand
master. third vail; y. Cantwcll. grand
master, second vail; j. McEwcn, grand
master. first vail.
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General Items

Gentlemen, examine the Crcscut Yoke
shirt, the best white shirt in America
price II - at o, IIaythorn II Co.
For sale, new top buggy and set o.
new harness. Apply TO y. ii. IRWIN.
9-l3-tf
The Crescent Yoke shirt is the best
shirt now in the market. Every lady
should see it--pricc II 2S-for sale by
o. Haythorn 4 Co.
Ladies' will never be ycXed and troubled
making their husbands shirts after they
sec the Crescent. which Is genuine wani-
sutta shirt. with linen bosom and cuh,
for sale BY y. Haythorn 4 Co. at ~ 20.
Darwin's doctrine Of the survival OF the
lit,est has at last been accepted by the
Swans of all nations. Truly. the iittest
10 suryiyc are those who live after the or
diuances of nature, and keep themselves
pure and spotlcss with =. 7. Rabbits best
soap.
ITO be or not TO b., that's the cues
tion." That was the question, indeed
but now il Ia quite different one, wht
can ind power so potent rs Il. i. hab'
bits Beat Sap, to turn disease Int
health, and the abode OF sickness Into q
palace Of Joy and thanksgiving.
For a smooth shave, II neat and fash
lonabie hair cut, or refreshing champoo
GO to Ed. Braxton, at the planters barbe
parlor. The best Of perfnmeries an
hair tonlcs always kept on hand. In
bath room connected with this establish
ment is the only Onein the city. and
always kept In the neatest order, read
for the convenience Of customers. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19
The "lrsSs Trail :.


\ spi.s sketch descriptive 81 nip
over the AtchlnsoD, Topeka and Santa
re railroad. the beauties, sceaery and
pleasure resorts Of the Rocky Mountains,
by "Nym Crinkle,''s the mnsicni and
dramatic critic OF the Ncw York Uorid,
sent free on application, together with
The San Juan G"it,, maps aud time
tables OF this new and popular route
nom Kansas City and Atshinson TO
Pueblo, Denver and all points. In Col
Srado, New Mexico. ArizonA aud the San
Juan Mines The finest line Of Pullman
>leepcrs on the continent between tho
Missouri river and the Rocky Mountain
wi,hou, change. Special roard trip
:ourisl.' tickets IRON the Missouri river
70 Denver at $50, good {" stop oii at oil
points. Address.
T. 4. ANDERSON.
conceal Passenger Agent.
CcrxxA. kSS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19

We viii state that the surcst, best and
spscdicst WAY TO "multiply and lnctc1so
Is To call al No. l. Wall Street, New York,
and consult with Alex Irothin- ham N Co,
These gentlemen. who have lons been
idcutiiied with the history aud affairs Ut
Wall street are unusually skilled III mone-
tarv All airs, aud in everything sppeItalnius
to speculation, are uneNctlicd Tor abillty
aud proficiency. 1t may also be said that
OF tle many Brokers in that city they are
not only the most popular, but also the
most successful, best rItronized, and most
widely known III or near the Ncinit! OF
Wall street.
Among the customers at the house Of
Alex rockingham d Co, are some OF our
leading aud representative cltLens, VINO
are mainly indebted to the labors OF this
firm for much OF the wealth they now enjoy.
During the long aud successful eaper'
fence OF Nessrs. Alex. rockingham d Co.,
in this city they have earned Tor themselves
an cnviable reputation for honesty, iuteg'
rity and faith, aud enjoy business almost
colossal in its proportions. ln fact, the
amount OF business dono by this houee IN
the course OF year il something wonder
iul, aud often forms the subject Of com.
! iD.nt. II needs but a visit To their spacious
| offices in Wall street 10 prove the truth OF
I the above statement. ..
How they mana &c to convert SlO 10 co
/ 80 Ia so, 80 into $50, and so on, !. u
secret which they alone can explain but
/ that they succeed in doing 50 Is tact too
well known ID sdmit Of doubt. III you
vOu'd .aie'y snd probably invest your
money, do not hesitate to favor this iirul
With vaur cash aud confidence. That SO
doing YOU viii reap an abundant reward
The experience OF Thousands OF our bes'
citizen, attest. The necessity OF taking
such q course in these times OF totterins
banks and financial stringency must be ap
parent 10 the most indifferent and careless
observer.
Messrs. Alex. rockingham Il Co, ara
prepared 10 invest money 10 any amount II
The best It aurit,es, and in every transae
ton in which they may be engaged guar
antee entire satisfaction tothosewh no honol
Them With their patronage.
aS-send for their Explanatory Circula
and Weekly Reports, which they mail ire
TO all who desire them.-{y07 " D. Ne
? | q0Iolis Anil 10 1876. .-lS-sou'inN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19
MeoI,Odist 6OejnDblp.

The ladies OF the Methodist Episcopal
church congregation are preparing for 4
church sociable, which is TO be made a
a pleasant and memorable affair. Il will
take place one week from =" "ie"'' ~ III"
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. James John
son. corner Of Fourteenth street and
Commercial avenue. The friends OF the
church and oil who may feel disposed n
attend. are cordially invited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19
.1trOkc Loose. -

Between eight and nine O'Clock ycstcr-
day morning, while Jailer - was
out with the Chain gang, one OF the pris.
oHcrs created considerable. excitement in
the nei2hb"thood Of Eleventh and Wal
nut street by attempting {" escape. He
took refuge under Ex-'ity Treasurer
hlake's house. where he was r'-cap'ltred
aud pu, back into the jail.
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They MuSt March.

The king bee Of the Radical hive in
this city gave the word, and all the little
bees, both black and white, shonldered
their torches and marched last night
Jas. X. Edsall. candidate on the Eepnb-
lican ticket for attorney general. and
Hon. T.. &. Brearly were billed tor
specchs al the court house, and that il
where the Radical grease burners pull
up. The procession numbered about
two hundred. all folG.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19
1 warming.

Persons travelling the wagon road Ae-
tween Cairo and Mound City. should be-
extremely careful in crossing Cache
bridge. la lis present condition it Is
very dangerous, and horses are liable To
break through at almost every step. In
one place in the floor OF the bridge one
whole plank has been broken OUT leav-
Ing IN opening large enough to admit oi
either man or beast iallin. through. The
bridge should be repaired at once, and
We hope those who have authority in tie
matter vii, 1--WE II immediate attention.
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BtSlsOp McLareu.

The Rev. William +. McIarcn. OF Chi
c1go, bishop OF the Episcopal diocese Of
the state Of Illinois. will Visit the Church
OF the Redcemcr OF hi. city on sunday.
He will preach SUNDAY evening, and I'D.
minister the right uf confirmation, to all
vino may desire 20 become mcmber> Of
the church.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19

picture Framing.

We have this day sOll to Mr.. T.. 4
For,i the entire lot of moulding tools
tic Of the picture framing department
OF the Bulletin. All order- for frames
etc.. should be scni 10 him or left AT
his office. We bcspeak tor HIM the lib.
crafty OF patronage tina, has been be-
-,owed upon ia. His assortment Of
moulding j. complete, prices beyond
competition and he guarcntec1 satisfac-
ton In all eases.
Cairo. Oct. 10, 1876.
II CAIRO BrLLETIN Go.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-19

VI. y. McGaulcy is proprietor and sole
manufacturer Of Wood Pills, celebrated
tor the cure vi chilI., aguc, and all
kinds OF malarial icvcrs. \ cure guar.
anteel In all cases. He employs no
agents, and the genuine pills can only
be procured at his drug store, No. voA
Commercial avenue. Cairo, Ill. Price,
30 cents per dozen. Sent by mail pos
tage paid. Slu-uAih