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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-15

Radical Factions IN Madison parish urc
responsible for the destruction OF five
tallotboxes in that parish. The lcttei
says also that Dlnkgrave. the Radical
tax-collcctor, has acknowledged this,
stating that the Democrats had nothing
to do with it.
NEARLY EVERY STATE RErRESENrED.
Distinguished senators and represent.
ativcs are here from nearly every state
giving hope and confidence TO the people
that fair play shall be had.
RADICALS TO MAKE 40 CONCESSIONS.
From conversation with some northern
Republicans who came to-day it 10 eri.
dent that the party will make no conces.
sions. but insist that the returning board
OF Louisiana Will elect Hayes As president.
They will not agree, they say. TO any
proposition leaving the matter to arLitra'
ton by five men OF each party, but have
already instructed the Radical leaders
here to push their case with all possible
vlgor and compel the returning board Il
throw out enough Democratic polls to
count both Hayes and Packard elected.
ruE PROGRAMME FOR THE FUTURE.
Should this be done. the programme =,
laid out in their conversation is that. when
the two houses OF congress assemble Il
count the vote, objections will be made
by the Democrats to the counting OF the
Louisiana vote. The twcnty-Sucond
joint rule not having been adopted the
president of the senate counts the votes
aud he will pay no attention TO the OBJ
lection raised. The house will then. il is
expected, Withdraw. leaving the Repub-
lican members in the senate where the
calling of The vote will be continued and
Hayes declared the PRESIDENT. They eN-
pecs the house after Withdrawing 10 20
into an election tor president and declare
Tilden their choice. Hayes. then. With
the army aud navy a. we'll a the Judi
ciary at his back, leaves Tlldcn with only
the support OF the people and the Grant
administration is perpctuatcd.
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THE TROUBLE.
The Latest from the Province Of
Louisiana.
The Radicals Determined 10 Garry
the state by Fraud.
NEW ORLEANS.

Special TO the ST. Louis Republican.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Dr. Ryland
of West Feliciana, Democratic member Of
the legislature elect and master Of the
state grange, left yesterday evening for
Chicago 70 attend meeting Of the nation.
al grange, with reports. The election in
West Feliciana was remarkably quiet.
The supervisor of registration established
two polls at the court house ten miles from
the wards in which they should have
been situated, rendering it necessary for
voters 10 travel this distance in order to
deposit their ballots. Notwithstanding
the devices Of the Radicals, the Demo-
cratic ticket received handsome major
ity out OF the largest vote ever polled in
the parish. The negro voters came for
ward and voted the Democratic ticket in
spite Of the threats OF the Radical lead
ers, and since the election they have man.
itested the utmost enthusiasm over the
result. The Democrats took abundant
precautions TO anticipate the Justification
OF the Radicals. The Radical supervisors
signed duplicate returns which were
handed over TO the Democratic commit
tee. lie also signed a statement that the
election had been free, fair and full, and
the officer in command of the United
States troops at Bayou sara testified 10
the same effect so far as the circum-
stances came under his observation.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. -. l2:l5.-Gov.
Hahn, state register OF voters, stated TO
me this morning that during the regis
tration the Republicans endeayored to
induce him to erase the names OF 10000
white voters from his books in this par
ish upon their sewing-machine aiilavts.
but that he refused. Hahn i, Liberal
Republican,
Two companies OF troops, a number OF
deputy marshals and iiity or sixty negro
witnesses have just arrived by river.
Those Republicans who are working Tor
a change in the returning board say that
they are still hopeful of etiectng their
Object, The movement is meeting with
considerable opposition FROM that class
who desire the Republican ticket counted
| in.
The two members Of the board, who
reside la the city, do not look kindly
upon the proposition that they shall re
sign. They regard the suggestion that
they shall step down and out as an lndi-
cation OF want OF confidence In their in
telligence aud integrity, and they are IN
willing to admit by such action that they
are wanting In these qualities. Kellogg
cannot remove them, and unless change
is effected by some means, they will count
the Republican ticket elected whether il
is or not. The Democratic state central
committee have information that the two
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How To Make Money,

We will state that the surest, best and
speediest way to ''multiply and increase"
is 70 call at No. IL Wall street, New York,
and consult with Alex rockingham 4 Co,
These gentlemen, who have long been
identified with the history and affairs of
Wall street. are unusually skilled in none
tary affairs, and in everything apperfaining
to speculation, are uneXcelled for ability
and proficiency. IL may also be said that
OF the many Brokers in that city they are
not only the most popular, but also the
most successful, best patronized, and most
widely known in or near the vicinity of
Wall Street.
Among the customers OF the house Of
Alex rockingham n Co, are some OF our
Leading and representative citizens, who
are mainly indebted to the labors OF this
hrm Tor much OF the wealth they now enjoy.
During the long and successful eXper.
fence OF Messrs. Alex. rockingham d Co.,
III TINS city they have earned for Themselves
an enflable reputation for honesty, intey.
rity anu ialth, and enjoy a business almost
colossal IN its proportions. In fact, the
amount OF business done by this house in
inc course OF year Is something wonder
ful, AMI often forms the subject OF COM
ment. 10 needs butts visit TO theII spacious
oriees III wal street to prove the truth Of
lie above statement.
Low they mana !e TO convert got so
SZo 10 $40, $40 into $50, and so On, is 4
secret winch they alone can explain; but
lhaI tney succeed in doing 80 Is a fact too
Wen known 10 admit of doubt. II you
wou.d safely snd probably invest your
money, 90 not hesitate 10 favor this firm
win your Cash and confidence. Ihatby so
doihs you Will reap an abundant reward.
ihe experience OF thousands OF our bes'
cillzehs attest. The necessity OF taking
such course in these times of lettering
banks and financial stringency must be APP
observer.
Aessrs' Alex. rockingham Il Co., are
Prepared 10 Invest money TO any amount in
.ne pest securities, aud in every transac-
.ion IN which they may be engaged guar.
.htee entire satisfaction to those Who honor
them With their patronage.
10 senA for their Explanatory Circular
and Weekly Reports, which they mail free
10 an who desire tbem.-Iron ~ y. Ne
polls. oaAUrH 10 1876. 7-ls.eod3ms
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THE MEANING OF THE ORDER

President Grant, in his first order TO
Gen. Sherman, says: mo man worthy
of the office Of president should be will
ing to accept it if counted in by fraud
The meaning Of this expression Gov.
Kellogg, OF Louisiana, explains in a man
ner that leads TO the belief that President
Grant intends to stand by the Radicals OF
heliogg's province in their intention of
throwing out the votes OF certain Demo-
cractic parishes. In an interview with q
representative OF the New Orleans Times,
on Friday last, Gov. Kellogg said that
the returning board would throw out the
Democratic parishes of Morehouse.
Ouachita, East Baton Rouge, and East
and West Feliciana. "Iilden himself -
said the governor, would not accept his
election II II should happen that it could
be effected only by counting the votes OF
those parishes :" and, says the inter.
viewer, 1.-THE governor intima,ed. pretty
clearly, that they would not be counted
and that the present head of the nation
would resist by every means in his powe,
The election OF any man by such means. >
If TIL, means anything, il means tina
President Grant intends TO use the arm,
10 support kellogg's returning board in
throwing out the Democratic parishe,
named above, and in tho w"y give the stat,
10 GOV. Hayes.
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LOUISIANA.
The Condition of Affairs in that
Province.
WHAT the Republicans are Frying
Ia DO.

(>ieclal Disp.Ech to the Courier-Journal)
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l2.-Ncw Orleans
has been all day in a state OF warlikc
tranquility. The people at large are uu-
armed but the troops are active and make
a lively martial show. There are two
war vessels IN front OF the city. The Gus
tom house is scli-besieged. yet Kellogg.
Warmoth and Packard go at large, pur-
sued everywhere by lrightlul security.
As tar as | have learned, only Demo-
crat negro here and there is brought TO
grief. Since the PRONUNCIATION of Gen.
Grants recent opinions the ne
groes are much encouraged, and
feel that they will be protected in
whatever they do. Both parties here
understand this. and the presidents ac-
ton is a notice 10 the Republicans to
proceed with their programme This
programme is simply TO throw out
enough votes in what are called bull
doing" parishes TO change the $500
democratic majority admitted by the
Republicans to the majority OF LOO
which constitutes the Republican claim.
The Democrats. however, have made a
careful count, official and unofficial,
making their majority 1851. i he bal
lOt-boxes are being closely watched, aud
there is good hope that they can be held
safe against tampering. There Is not the
least danger of disturbance. The peo-
pie are serious and anxious, but not I'M
duly excited. Indeed. there Is less eX-
element in New Orleans to-day than
there was in Louisville two DAYS ago.
The Republicans are trying 10 create a dit
ierent impression, and more troops are
pouring in. The effect OF these arrivals
is simply TO encourage one party with
the notion that the government means to
protect it, no matter what it does, and
TO impress the other party with the idea
that ii can DO nothing which will satisfy
the feeling OF sectional hostility assidu-
ously cultivated by the Republican
party. Half a dozen iair.minded and
disinterested men on each side could
straighten matters in few DAYS. The
state has undoubtedly gone Democratic.
but | have it from good authority that
Secretary Chandler has telegraphed Gov
ernor Kellogg that the state must be
counted for Hayes at all hazards, and
that Kellogg has given assurances that
II will be. Steps are being taken 10
prove this. Certain il ls that all the
means Of fraud are in the hands of the
Republicans. The Democrats have no
show 10 stuff the ballot boxes or doctor
returns. As TO the election, it will be
shown tina: { G Republicans double dis
counted the Democrats in the matter of
intimidation and fraud, wherever they
had an opportunity.
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i0ttgngceir Anle.

4
| WiuntAs, Maria Roberts, Of The Couity of
| Alexander and state of Illinois, ly her certain
| trust deed, or sale mortgage, duly executed ac-
know lodged and delivered, bearing date the isth
| day OF August, 4. ID 1876, and recorded in the
! Recorders Office Of Alexander county, In the
| State of Illinois, IN book of sale mortgages az
page go, did convey unto Orsemas Greeulcy as
| trustee all the following described premises
situated IN the county Of Alexander aud State OF
| Illinois to-wit: The southwest fractional part
| of section twenty-five (ljl, township seventeen
| "a range Two % west also the southeast frac-
iOnal part of section twenty -siN (2bl, In town
| ship seventeen QD, IN range NO (.) wcst TO go
| cure the pay nCnt Ola lrpnisSory note Tor the
sum OF one hundred and aiyty-cight dollars, cN-
! ecuted Ivy the said Maria Roberts and uavahlp 70
| me order OF ihc s1td cfscnhs Grpclilcy and
whereas, Il j. preyIded u aud 10y taII trust
] deed, that in case of dofrit in The pfyInCut at
the sail lTonlssory note, Ol any PAT thereof,
according to the tenor aud eject Of said to'r
note, 1t should and might he lawful for III. I'M
4 dcrsig Ied Oiscnas Groenley to sell and dispose
81 the sad promises, and all the reht, title benz
| en-, and equity OI reielnpticn OF said Maria
Roberts, Oh her heirs and assigns therein at pub
lie auction. at the west door OF the court house,
| in the cityof Cairo, in the county of Alexander
and state OF Illinois, for The highest aud brsf
| price the same viii bring in cash after having
| advertised such sale thirty days In any newspa-
| per at that time published in the said city of
! Cairo and 10 make, execute, aud deliver u The
purchaser or purchasers at such sale. good and
sufficient deed or deeds Of conveyance for the
| premises sold, and out OF the proceeds OF such
sale TO pay all costs and expenses incurred Ia ad
y-rtising and selling said premises. including
attorneys fee, also the principal aud interest
on said note and, whereas, default has h,Cn
made III the payment of the said note, principal
and interest; now. therefore, public notice Is
/ hereby given. That in p5r-uauce Of said sale
mortgage, 2uI by virtue % toe power avu ate
thuriiy To ~" granted ia aud by the same, and
hY virtue If ihC statute u tine state, / the Under
i-nCd. " u. on Friday. the 18th day Of Nov 4.
D., $50 az clock, p III, az wet door OF the
court house. in the CITY OF Cairo sch and lis,o-,
u the premises above and In saii trust mort
gage deed described and all thCrIght, title BEN
I eft ami equity Of redemption ot the said Maria
kobrrts. her heirs on assign. thuIcig, a. public
auction. Tor the highest and best price the sam,
viii bring ia ,aeh.
ORSEMtS GREEN t.Y ,Vort--lr,c.
LINEGAR n LAN-DEN. Ar'ri1r Nfori-a.,..
Oct. D., iN-t.-.yN
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TnE BULLETIN EsrABLIsmnENT
rOR SALE

| am anxious to go out Of the newspaper
and printing business into another bust
ness. and therefore offer the whole BriLE-
TIN Printing Establishment-machincry
types, buildings, and good will OF the
newspaper and job ofice-for sale upon
the easiest kind of terms. This news
paper aud job printing establishment is
the best appointed one III Southern Hi
nois, and is money-makiug concern.
Any one who wishes TO engage in the
business will lind this to be an excellent
opportunity.
Inquire at the BULLETIN office, OF Mr..
T.. A. Burnett.
Oct. 20. lS16. john II. OBEElY
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Nh. LINCOLN said that the men who
could elect a president could inaugurate
him. - Very true but We won't. We
have elected Tilden fairly; lie will be
counted out: we will 20 TO the people
and say 10 them: Resent this" No
violence; no war. We will be cheated.
We will swear little and then settle
down to work, and at the polls OF the
North put down the cheating rascals OF
Radicalism. Let us have peace, Even
the peace OF Warsaw is preferable to the
unrest Of Mexico.
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Talk about 'the popular majority in
a presidential election says the STATE
Journal. "sounds very oddly for men
who profess to believe in the constitu-
ton and the rights OF the state" Well,
admit this; but did it never occur to the
Journal, that talk about the Stiffness OF
referring to the popular majority in pres
idential election sounds oddly in Repub-
licans like the journal man who applaud
the doctrine that the majority should
rule, and that state rights are "yani,ies"
and altogether reasonable:
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81 AN not apprehen>ive OF the result. =
continued Gov. Tilden. .'The popular
majority must have its effect in the way
OF counteracting any attemptat up.etting
the honest results OF the election. Be
satisfied with the reflection that the peo-
pie are too patriotic, too intelligent. too
self-posed to allow anything perilous to
be done-anything that may disturb or
destroy our peculiar form of government.
Don't be alarmed"
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DRENEL' the New York banker, brings
cheerful words TO the Democrats of the
hauon, from President Grant. Drexel's
cheerful words are that "the inspiration
vi PRESIDENT Grants order Is the safety
Oh Tie business interests of the country. +"
Grant says, according to Drexel. that the
country has nothing to expect from
party but everything from business
men, ana to prevent anarchy he will sus.
tain fair count even at the expense Of
the Republican party. II these are
President Grants sentiments. Gov. Til.
den Will be the next president OF the
United States.
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tN tho 9th congressional district Of
New York. Hon. 5. $. Cox was the
Democratic candidate. and Col. A. j. il.
Duganne the Republican candidate. Cox
received Il ,02l votes. and Duganne only
q. Were the Republicans of Cox's dis
trict "bulldozed - This question will
be submitted 10 the determination of
Gov. Kellogg of Louisiana.
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HEREAFTER, We propose TO take our
Democracy straight. Never again will
we go away with the Independents.
They must come To US, er go over to the
Republicans or. if they prefer, run their
own little political show in their own
way. With the snuillng out Of Gen. An
derson old kewanee's light was put out
in Illinois
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Col. +, Il. " ATKINS has been elected
from the Jlst senatorial district. by "A
large vote. We congratulate the colonel
on his success. lie will. We have no
donbt. be one OF the leading members of
the house Oh the Democratic side. and we
know he will BE- one OF the most indus
trious and useful members of the ASSEM-
blN
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Administrator. Nn,icc

Estnte Of John brown, deceased.
Tie undersigned, having been appointed adj
lninistiatpr OF the estate 81 John Brown, late Of
the county OF Alexander and State of Illinois.
deceased, hereby gives notice that pc viii al,-
pear before the county court OF Alexander
county at the court house in Cairo, ~ The De-
cembef team, on the Third Monday in Deem
Der next al which time all persons hay NJ claim,
against said estate are notified and reques TED To-
attend Tor the purpose OF having the came nd =
Justed. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to The nm
dersigned.
Dated this ?sth day Of October, 4. u. 1870.
MILAN WEBER, Admir-.
Noyemlcr ,. Is-C ,V-l,v-s
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Whereas, Emily liY'me, oi the City II Cairo,
county OF Alexander, and State of Illinois. ~,
her CERTAIN mortgage deed duly executed uc
Anowle'lgcd and delivered, bCaping date The
seventh day Of October \. D.. 1875, ard re
corded IN the recorder Office OF said county ul
Alexander, in volume Cook ~. - on pagc''-i
did convey unto the Undersigned his heirs and
assigns ~ mortgage, the following described
property. situate In the City Of Cairo, county
Of Alexander, aud state of Illinois, tu.Uits
Lot numbered twenty-five tt') in b'oc'. mum
hercl hl,y-Onc on, In tie City Of Cairo afuIc-
said. which sall mortgage was made TO secure The
payment # one certain promi~sory note oI the
said LUIly Holmes. bearing even date with said
mpTtEa--r, FOR the sum Of five hundred dollars
payable IN two Years after dat, 10 the order
ot tho Undersigned, with interest 40 the rate Oh
ten per cent, per annum, until paid: Ana
Whereas dciau't has been maic Ia the pay
ment Of saii note, and interest. Now therefore
public notice is hereby given tGat on the 18TH
day of November \ y, IS, at eleven y clock
m, ~ the west door uf the court house in the
City Of Cairo, county OF Alexander,
aud State. q Illinois, / sIian s.l al
public sae 10 HE highest bidder for
cash, the said mOrtgagcd premises and all
benefit - equity pi redemption Of tie s1ii
Emily Holmes. her heirs, executors, admins
traitors or as iZus thcreiu, pursuant % he pow
crs nad prov l-iens IN re said mortgage con-
tanned ElfGKg Ii tUNNINCuAN.
tAiRo. III. oct 2td - H9rt.tga-'
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Boss SHEPHERD is financially embar
rasscd. He has had meeting OF his
creditors. The statement made 10 them
shows that he has 5000, 600 assets over
liabilities. lie will probably 90 by the
board. Thus one by one the ra>cally
roses fall
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Admini.trn,r,N Nuti,c,

Estate of Peter Dowl, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed adj
ministlatrI% OF the estate of Peter IoWd lai. al
the county # Alexander and State of Illinois.
deceased hereby gives notice that she will ap-
pear before the county court OF Alexander
county, AZ the court house ia Cairo at the De-
cember term, on the third Monday Ia December
next, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested
20 attend FOR the purpose Of having the same adj
Justed All persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment 10 the
undersigned.
Dated tins lei day Of November, \. d.. lSIt.
Il-!-Cw MRS. BRIDGET DOWD, Admir-
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Coz. WATKINS and Capt. Potter are iir-
ing at each other through the column, Oh
the irgi1s-JoaHai. We entreat them to
dcsist. Don't. good boys. This is no
time for Democratic quarrels. Kiss, and
mako m
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The telegraph operator at Tallahassee
has been discharged upon charge OF re-
vealing this infamous telegram
"WAsHISGroN. II. c.. Nov. :. 1876.
"Ilon. VI. l.. STEARNs, Fla:
FLORIDA must be made Republican.
Troops and money will be furnished.
Signed. Il. CHANDLER.
THE VERY LATEST.
The result not materially changed.
Evidence OF frauds on the part of Rcpub-
licans thickens.
EVIDENCE OF FRAUD.
The vote of Alachtll county by pre-
clnct returns give Republican majority
of 73i, but they presently claimed 500 to
1000. Tie vote of that county was cam
vassed to-day and we have the following
kilograms from Hon. }. u. Dawlins. ex-
Judge, and ;. Y. Finley, son Of Gen.
Finley, present member Of congress:
AMoRvILLE. Alachua Co., Fla. Nov.
13.-Returns are mp from Archer pre-
cinct No. , claiming 535 votes pollcd :
399 Republican and l3G Democratic
Two inspectors and three bystanders
make affidavit that the true vote was BIG.
of which $50 were Republican and 1876
Democratic. No tally sheet was found
IN the box, and only go ballots returned.
forged and false. and proof at hand to
convict the parties to the fraud.
ISignedl j. Il. DAwLINs.
Whole number of votes canvaSsed B.
037: Stearns .971 Drew ,260; Republic
can majority III. Could not get an hon
est count; clear forgery OF 2l9 proven.
Signed S.I. FINLEY.
The purpose Of the Republicans is 10
overcome the honest Democratic major
ity by such frauds as the above, and the
state canvassing board is expected to re-
cognize them. This board in 1872
counted out w. d. Bloxhan as lieuten-
ant governor. and he afterwards OBJ
tanned his office through the state sill
preme court; also ). y. Niblack, candi-
date for congress. who afterwards was
admitted by Republican congress.
The frauds were so great they counted
out Finley in 1874, and he got his seat in
the present congress by proving frauds
in the same county.
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FLORIDA.
Infamous Telegram from Secre-
tary Chandler.
Florida Must be Made Republi.
can"
The Rascaiiy Returning Board Of the
state.

special 10 the It, Lou, Republican,
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. Bile
turns all in except from those counties
Democratic. Tile majority will exceed
1nD
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PETER CooPER carried one township
ia the United States.