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WHICH was the nrst anu only really live
expression heard during the whole ses.
sion of the convention.
MADE UNANIMOUS.
Matt Inscore of Union moved to make
the nomination unanimous, which was of
course done.
LITTLE SPEECH.
Col. Wiley. who occupied seat 10 the
convention, was called ont for speech,
lie thanked the convention, and would
do all he could to secure his election
this tall. lie was not in condition TO
make speech, and hoped the conven-
ton would excuse him now, promising
to meet them all again during the can.
vass.
Capt. Parks, Mr.. frick, Col. Del
trich and Mr.. Willis all made speeches.
but we shall only refer to that vi mir.
Willis III this report, time and space pre-
Guiding reference to the others.
SOME STRONG TALK.
Mr.. Willis said it was one Of the hap.
piest moments OF his lie (?) to stand here
to congratulate this convention on the
nomination of Col. Ben. l.. Wiley. He
had known the Colonel from his boy
hood, and no man could say aught
against him-he was loyal. and during
tue awful days OF the war when 1t was
dangerous to be Republican the old
Colonel was true 70 his principals. Willis
shook the bloody shirt In an approved
style, AS, indeed, did all the other candi-
dates. In tact, the oloody shirt Was
about their only stock I'm trade. and IL 1t
had not been for the war the speakers
yesterday would have been in a bad way
tor something to talk about.
Having finished the bloody shirt bust
ness Willis said there was matter per-
sohal to himself he wished to talk about.
lie had In his possession couple of tele-
grams he wished to rcau to the conven-
ton. The first read as follows:
ST.. LOUIS, June q.
Chairman Jackson Co. Delegation Repub-
lican Convention
Just arrived. Willis is charged with
violation ofrevenue laws at Washington.
j. A. L.
The second telegram was an answer to
one sent by Capt. Thomas from this city
after having seen the above, and reads:
ST. LOUIS, June a.
}. X. THOMAS The dispatch was
left by boy from the Everett. house.
W. u. Il. Co.
Willis said he didn't know who sent
this dispatch, but would say that he
had no doubt there were men within the
hearing OF his voice who knew all about
It. Whoever sent It was liar. . thief
and scoundrel, and s. of = b.. He
was u rebel, tor no loyal man would DO
such thing. He might DO acting with
the Republican party, but he WAS hyp
| ocrite-a thief. And with this Willis SUBJ
sided.
MEMBER STATE BOARD EQUALIZATION.
The convention then proceeded to the
nomination of candidate for member OF
the State Board of Equalization. John
s. Crum, of Vienna; Maj. Lewis, Of Pu-
laski; G. w. Young, Of Williamson, and
Jas. A. Rose, of Pope, were nominated.
Three ballots were had, and on the
third ballot Mr.. Crum was nominated.
DISTRICT CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen were up.
pointed rs the congressional central
committee for the ensuing TWO years:
Alexander, j. J. Bird Jackson, A. X
Pugh; johnson, d. G. Chapman; Mas
sac. w. r. Brown; Perry, 5. l.. Norton ;
Pope, Jas. A. Rose; Pulaski, George
Mcrtz Randolph, W. McAdams; Union.
X. Siinson; Williamson, G. w. Young
The convention then adjourned.
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GONE TO ST, LOUIS,

About twenty gentle OF this city are in
attendance at the National Democratic
convention at st. Louis. Among those
who went to that city, were w. b. Gil
bert ID. I. Linegar, Thomas Wilson
and Judge Green took their departure
from here yesterday.
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DAY BOARDING.

twenty-five, fifty, sevonty-iive, one
hundred, or more day boarders can be
accommodated In the cool and spacious
dining room Of the st. Charles and still
ample room left for all transient guests
who may come to town. C!26-5t
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TO THE CENTENNIAL,

Any day boardcr at twenty dollars per
month at the st. Charles hotel, who is
not satisfied that he receives full value
for his money, will be purchased
round trip ticket to the Centennial-tO
walk. 6-25.5t
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THE FINEST IN THE CITY.


The dining room at the st. Charles
has no competition in the city tor size.
ventilation and comfort. No flies or
mosquitoes. while in the hottest days a
cool draught OF air sweeps through the
entire room. G-25-Jt
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FOURTH OF JULY LEMONS.

Just received and for sale choice stock
Of selected and packed lemons. ia full
boxes, which ! offer at the lowest mark
ct prices. :. T.. WILSON,
G-27-Jt So Ohio leyee.
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A uoUsFkEEPrR SAYS:

Tn, Charter Oak Cook Stove l bought
of You has proven all it was represented
and more. and all We could wish in a
cook stove. bakes perfectly with less fuel
than any stove we have ever used. and Is
the combination OF economy and dura-
bility. 00lt
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ExeelakOr saloon.

This popular saloon, corner Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, is open to
the public. The bar Il supplied with
pure wines, choice liquors and the finest
brands Of cigars.
s-2b-tf A. KRAUs, Proprietor.
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Representative Cenvsntsen.

In less than hve minutes after the con-
gressional convention adjourned the
court room was almost deserted by the
delegates. aud the delegates to the repre-
sentative convention began to assemble.
Mai. Alden. OF the Anna Union, sug-
gested +. Walbridge OF Cairo, for chair
man, and Mr.. w. was elected. +. b.
Pellet Of MurphysbOrOw Is chosen secre-
tary.
A. X. Pugh OF Jackson county, stated
that he desired to present protest
against holding the senatorial and repre-
sentative conventions AT this time, and
read the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, But two days notice has
been given by the Central Committee Of
tue Flftieth senatorial district, calling
convention to be held In Cairo, Illinois.
on Tuesday. June 9th, 1876, for the pur-
pose OF placing in nomination candidate
for State senator, and u candidate Tor
representarive in the State Legislature;
and
WHEREAS, 1t is the busiest season Of
the year, thus preventing liz bone aud
slnew of the party attending and partici-
pating in the proceedings OF this conven-
ton, owing 10 the tact that sufficient time
has not been given to the people of this
several counties that they might lave
an opportunity to give expression OF
their choice OF candidates, therefore be II
RESOLVED, That it is the sense OF this
mass convention assembled. that such
hasty action aud short notice as has beeA
eivel, by our Senatorial Commitses, N
In our opinion, unwise, inexpedtent ana
impolitc, and productive OF nothing but
dssensi0n. dissatisfaction and injury TO
the best interest and success OF the party;
therefore.
Resolved, That this CONVENTION most
RESPECTFULLY request the Central Cunsmit-
vious order, ana provide for another
convention, giving ample time tor notice
to the people Of the respective counties
Of the district. that they may give ex-
preston to their choice of candidates
Resolced, That copy Of these resolu-
tiohs be immediately FORWARDED TO the
members Of the Fiftierh Equatorial district
central committee for their careful con-
| ,ideration, and we RESPECTFULLY ask that
such convention be held at such time and
season of the year as will allow general
and full representation OF the people
through and by delegate conventions, In
each township Of the counties.
JOEL 3. BowLRy,
A. b. PuGH.
| j. H. BAkTOS.
After some lively wrspgling. Ia which
so~pe Of the Union county delegates
hintcd that they thought they saw job
| in this matter Of postponement. tae' ques-
tion whether the convention should en-
tertain the protest and acoeds 70 tho
l wishes OF the Jackson county dele4asi0n.
q vote was had, and the possponemene
0rs seysed to.
II wss then sRseed that the Senatorial
! "a Hspsoaontstive cousentioas meet q
\ ANNa % ~ losh q August.
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DIR. j. w. Mitchell returned from
Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. j. :. White of Natcheto ches,
Louisiana, is visiting at the house Of W..
e.. Cary.
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We understand that a party Of ladies and
gentleman from this city. on special
invitation from Mr.. Morrill,, the supcrin-
tendent, will take trip to Ninceanes
over the e. and V. road to-day.
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LAST Gall.

This is the last time any one will ever
DC invited to take day board at twenty
dollars 4 month at the ST. Charles, so it
is but to improve the time while you
have a chance. G.2J-3t
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DOW THEY 60.

On and alter July 1st down goes the
price of day board during the summer
months at the st. Charles hotel to $50
per month, to prompt paying day
borders. G-25-jt
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TuE BEST BOARD

In the city can now be procured at the
st. Charles at the "bed rock" reduction
TO $40 per month. Try it and see for
yourself. G-25-5t.
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Parties having cattle to feed can pur-
chase the best OF distillery slop at the
Cairo dstillery, at five cents per barrel.
G-23-}w II. SCHULTZ, Prop'r.
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FROM CAIRO TO CHICAGO AND RETURN
FOR TEN DOLLARS.
The Cairo and Ninccnnes railroad Of
fer the following inducements to persons
desiring TO visit Chicago: AT Cairo they
will sell excursion tickets to Vincennes
and return, good from Jnly lst to the 9TH,
tor 81. At Nincennes the Evansville and
Charlottesville railroad will sell round
trip tickets to Chicago, good for same
time, tor Sc, making only $40 for whole
trip. G-27-Gt
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SALE OF GUY IKNPEkIl.

The sale Of the city pumps, engines,
betting and other machinery belonging to
the city Of Cairo, took place on Monday
afternoon. Purchases were made as fol.
lows: |. Valdez, one pump, Sl65 90
J. p. Reed. engine and betting, SG5 20
Cairo Box and Basket company, betting
S37 90; w. r. Halliday, boilers and
doctor, $50 90; j. r. Rennie. shafting
and pulles. S29 90; Walker Il Nellis.
three pumps and a lot Of brick, s44 80.
The amount received by the city for the
entire outfit is S72S 20.
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FIRE WORKS.

Having bought large stock of fire
works, fiags aud Chinese lanterns. at 4
low figure for cash, offer them at st.
Louis or Chicago prices. IL you have
a price list of any dealer Of either city,
! will Ill your order for S. or $40 lot
at their price. lou need not send away
when you can get "a cheap goods in your
own city. PHIL. RI. SAUL,
Corner of Eighth street and Washington
avenue. G-24-tf
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Io0I vOW~ssssssss ss-'s' -
Col. wIlsy was steadily gaining ane
CIV lacked ssvua votes Of The nuink'9
rwIulrsd To- asGinaelon. and 49,
~, ninth ballot Was takee Il Was fsAt ~
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all hogs
running at large on and after the lst day
OF July next, will be taken up and i'm
pounded in the city pound.
JOHN GossMAN. City Marshal.
CAIRO. Ill, June &c, 1876.
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The Convention.
CALLED TO ORDER.

CALLED TO ORDER.
At half-past IL O'Clock, the delegates
having all assembled In the court room,
George Mertz, Esq, of Mound City,
chairman of the Republican Congress
sional co nmittee, mounted the judges
stand and called the convention to order,
and nominated
JUDGE BISHOP
OF Williamson county, for temporary
chairman. The nomination was confirmed
and Judge Bishop took the stand.
Taking the chair. Judge Bishop thanked
the convention, and said he would not
detain the delegates by making o
speech; this was time for work, not tor
words, hence he hoped the convention
wOuld proceed to business without I'M
necessary delay.
W. s. Murphy Of Murphysboro. was
appointed temporary secretary.
The following committee OH
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
was appointed. each county being enti-
lieu " OIC uhC"OCt
Alexander-JOhn McEwcn.
Pulaski-A. Pollock.
Massac-R. w. Met artney,
Pone-W. +. Glass.
Johnson-'r. b. Chapman.
WilliamsOn-MilO Irwin.
Union-Capt. Reese.
Perry-S. l.. Norton.
Jackson--S. Il. Brush,
Randolph. r. McMasters.
ON CREDENTIALS.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed q committee on credentials
Randolph. X. McFee,
Jackson-C. II. Layman,
Perry-H. b. Scott,
Union-Chas. Olmstead,
williamson. P. Copeland,
Johnson. b. Gillespie,
Pope-W. S. Hodges,
Massac-L. Simpson,
Pulaski-L. packard,
Alexandria,. o. Patier.
ON RESOLUTIONS.
The following delegates, one from each
county, were appointed on resolutions
Alexander-Jas. Knott,
Pulaski-C. Hoffner,
Massac-W. II. Brown,
Pope-T. ii. Clark,
Johnson-Tamp Chapman,
Williamson--Judge Bishop,
Union-A. j. Alden.
Perry-H. b. Scott
JacksOn-G. &. Ross,
RandOlph-W. knapp.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
The committee on credentials reported
the following delegates present and en-
titled to take part in the proceedings OF
the convention
ALEXANDER COUNTY
Chas. Lame, Dick Taylor,
G. W. McKeaig, u. W. Miller,
Jewett Wilcox, Chas. Ncllis,
G. o. Patier, John McEweu, lSr.,
j. Gladney, l.. Harris,
w. r. Scott, Jas. Knott
JACKSON COUNTY.
Prof. G. e.. Ross, =. Walker, ~
=. 4, Brush, Caul Wilson, e,,
AZ
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WANTED.

A good wash woman can find en-
ploym ent by applying at BULLETIN Office
Must be good washer.
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EnyelOpe0.

EnvelOpes.
Thirty thousand Just received at the
BULLETIN Office.
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Pull down your vest; drink down
your beer; eat down your lunch to be
spread every morning and evening at
Fred fIofheinz's new Centennial beer
hall, corner OF Eighth street and Com
mercial avenue. How is that tor pull.
G-25-3t
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s'ravorits Seas" Slaughtered and the ozark
HorsV' the Winner.
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Ghe 8nlleiia.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce JOHN II.
ROBINSON as a candidate for sheriff OF Alex
ander county, at the coming county election.
We are authorized 10 announce that X. A. Ed
mundson Is an independent Republican candi-
date for Sheriff, at the ensuing county election.
We are authorized 10 announce PETER SAUP,
for an Independent candidate for sheriff Of Al
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A. r. rngh, e. II. Lsymau

n. H. SEuj -. II. Icy mau
p. Schneider.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
John +. Grsyham, y. q. Chapman,
Wash Grover, j. B. Gillespie.
w. d. Deans. n. b. Wiley,
r. B. Morgan, Vim. GFissoIu,
w. Thompson, NJ. D. Balm,
Thos. Gore.
MAssAc COUNTY:
+. NJ. Modglin. j. R.Thomas,
w. r. Brown, Benz. Rankin,
l.. Simpson, w. +. eagle,
b. o. Jones, X. NJ. McC artney,
Burt Sexton.
PULASKI COUNTY:
Jas. Kirby, J. s. Morris,
l.. Jacard, II. r.. Spencer,
Dan Hogan A. Pollock,
Z. Hofiner, John Weaver,
I. Howard. A. Cross.
POPE COUNTY.
r. ii. Clarke, Capt. John Hodges
Col. Glass.
Pope county was entitled to twelve
delegates, but only those above named
were present.
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NOMINATION OF COL. BEN. !
WILEY OF JACKSON.

John D. Crusm or Johnson, for Mem
her Stase hoard Equalization.
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The Republican Convention Yes.
terday.

A TAME AFFAIR, WITHOUT RNrHus1.
ASH On Spirit.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE %, 1876.


Local weather RepsSs.
CAIRO. ILL.,, June Is, i576
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2pm 2g,sJ0 80, SW IL do
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JAMES WATSON,
g1rreanf. Signal Scrrirc- Il =
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all that he would receive the nomination
NINTH BALLOT.

'VNui NotS's..... ... l0t lJk &c
when the result of the ninth ballot was
announced. and 1t was known that Col.
Wiley was nominated, the Jackson coun-
ty delegation sent up rousing cheer,
which was the first and only really live
expression heard during the whole ses.
sion of the convention
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LOcul Brevities.

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service. u. 5. A
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FORLEASE OR SALE.

Lands, In tracts to suit. near Cairo.
tfS-lS
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At half-past II O'Clock, the delegates
having all assembled In the court room,
George Mertz, Esq, of Mound City,
chairman Of the Republican Congress
sional co nmittee. mounted the judges
stand and called the convention to order,
and nominated
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serlnins. Gin Sobresacbalt in @ctraee bon
$4,000 labeu. Die Bill n1mIid, peld,e ben
@ebaIt BON $4,000 ouf $4,000 rceueirt,
srAyoe am Is. Mars i'm Ssnatc nit % aesen
20 stim'nen onesno'mncyg, uno cs itcbt ionit
n'dt 81 cr.parten, Dap fi6 iett Die sur Gnttrai.
snns ssS Scto's eriorccrIide !3ipeiSrittcls. aQa,
)orltat gu @unitcm %bcrielben aus,prcden miro.
@sr'n es benz Seaate i~ibrisens init ieinen
Observation-Disclosures Graa it,. 10 fam CT
bic fir ;aiaaisc Sussben bss r@eibcn Sau.
ies" rcrlaastea Sewiaisunscn minocaens nm
bic summe Won $95, 900 bcidssioen Inter
8u@anansS un0 gineotu's Standardization ,pur.
Ben oafar a0jabrlid etwa iiebcn bic a~dtteuiene
Dollars p%eraussat!. Seitbcm aber baben
tieie vselcsentiidea a%usgaben" bic enorme
9obe bon 100000 errsiit. SIR bic Sei;una
ces Sebauees auein iuurocn int lcttea Sabre
5000 Dollars in @ed)nuns sebradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-27
Wufaera6f 7

Die llnter,eidRetew babsn Die Tacntur bes
Safer Saruetsr ~ubcrnonmen. Tieie Maidine
eranat ale anSersa surid, nnb ucr et.pas BON
Maidincric eerite9t, miro I'D baIn iiberseuacn,
bab mic cine before Inb Dem Bred cntipred)cu.
berc Maidine i'm Martt aspsien. Ger Sid,
norauf mad @clisbsa 2, 8 cher 4 W1ann bcaue,a
binoe tGnaen, breht fi6 i'm areiie berum, last
a!io lessm @inoer Belt ieinen 0unbcI su tinb.n,
bis lHn Sit miber her Slate nobc zebra DIT
mira. aui eein fia Die Jrrdt aniammelt. Sritt
ein pinoernis Elm, ODER miro rer sirssr nidt
,sr aeboristn Belt fertis, qeniiat Elm G.ud nit
benz Gube, UNI ben liIb gum steben ,u brinscn
nab bet Ginber fam bann oas nerldu,ntc leiidt
naebolen. Wit hieiem Reapcr 1T es elm ge;dtes
tdeIid ISIS Nder ~obswitwein.n.
Gesbalb, rcr n6A eiuen 9ieaper braudt,
:auft. 60
Samnteret s. 1eber.
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Nnfere 0euersrde.

Tin Ietten samfas belt bic bi:fss Geuer'
mebr cine Seriammluns im Gourtbaus ab,
Der engineer, Ssrr 3oienberaer, %ertlarte, baf
Der 3ued Der 3uiammentunft bic @ilouns cine,
Safen- unb Qeiter.G cmpaanie iei. beun biz
Motbuenhigfeit elmer iolden lei bon bie!sn Sir.
germ buseftanhen ,uoroen, uno er CLAUDE, ~snn
bic eade nit Grna %burd,seiibrt uiirbe, bab ber
staotretb bic .bierau notbisen apparate an'
iAaIfen trerbe.
s. 8. Maebonalb purbe gum gorftencen
unb 6. q. Gpans gum Sceretir ernannt.
Der Mapor Collins belt cine Nnipra@e an
bic G%eriammluns, uorin er bic erfcrberIiden
Sdritte CUR %ausfu5runs bes Yrciettcs barIeate.
Golsenbe Yerionen baben id als Mitglieber
III bic 6aten. unb 2eiter.G ompasnie auineb.