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AiNUADlF-Na8 bIcauY AZ f1,1I.
Ji1OOAl-C -COltN--1s active and firm. This receipts
are nocrate but the atock ID ample: Choice old h,srl
aotsilc; No. hlr 1895; choice medium, G.tta75o,
good medium brush, GHo: fair inside and corars,
b,Eskc; inferior, t@sHo; crooked, 3aGc.
nUTrEtt-The demand keeps taca With tlle supply,
which continues moderate: consequently Tho market
maintains firm tone. Bhippors woll ~ tho home
srae ibersl operators at tho annexed raugo Of
lrsces: cloicc to fancy, yellow, 2caec; medium 10
good grades. 1se23o: inferior 10 common. l3a17o;
common 10 choice roll, lGiS23o.
BAudIN0-Truas still draGs and tho market re-
mains ea4y 1t former quotations: Stark 4. 17c Lew!s
ton sHc; tfoutaup o5Sc: Ontario. 25He: American
A. 9to: Amoskeng. 9tc; hur!ap bugs, bu. 14@lao:
do bu, ts81ec; gunnies, single, ls@10o do double
25A.fs,
Cf1EEsE-Thc demand conlnuca good and tho mar
kct retains tho firm tons that Inns characterized 1t for
sH .i 9stsas q soy 4 ss ssy
cI,A1-Tbe advertisement. in tho morning papers Of
thu Of some excitement among the trude yes-
.eruJ, and Gcuera unsettlInH of values Whit aclon
he seen. no rcvtae quotations folluwa: Lack
awnnna, rnngo and nut. $o0o; do eag ${.6o cannel.
Es1iey ;So iadaa. Soct SVS; faisuoio iosa ona
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES good. wcrs dull. Pork bar
RI sod ii soo' and ti'Fces ~cra quoted at sl1oa
DRESSED uoas-.wero f4l.ly active, and heavy
Bulpp6Ebs
choice hcary weights sold Ut $sa5ess4y a,,d Hight nni
mixed wcghta At t5.2e5aso 8acs, tll7 head and II
Tisr-Thero pasa fair amount Of uedera from tho
interior trsdr, but tia demand from 3ocAl buyers
coutluuca dull. No ruotthls changes were notod,
follows: No. whitefsh, H-hrl $3.50: No. do,
{s.25; No. trout, $3.50; No. shoro Msckcre now.
h-brl, fl2.6o&13:oo; No: boy, s3oGf9925; No. 2
niaekcrcl Hbr, $T.76a80o; family m1okcrel. H-btl.
S5.oo.d0.1s; No.. ! shore kits, large, *a,o0: Nh.
bsy XIII, t1.51: largs family Ills, sl.1Wa11s;
hsnk codaah, s. neorges coash, 5B.0a1.25;
new Labrador herring split, br11, s3.oJ9a.13; do ~
brl, $a534b0; LAbsslor horring round. br1a, $900s
c.2i; do br! s1,5U l7b acaied lie r1ing, per box,
400; No, herring, seo: Columbia Aiyer salmon. ~
FtsUirS AND Nurs-cont!nusd improvement il
obtervab1o IN tho demand for staple dried fra!ta
and there u HoTe asAbil!sy 70 prices tnan fort
might ago. We astn quote: Fonk1oN-Datea, old,
| h.4@ehc; do now, 7A7Ac1 hgs. layers, I5S16c;
| hEs, aTunls, now 1s&l5c: Turkish prunes, now,
| 6H@7c; French rslues. trgs and boxes, .@l6e:
rn!aina, 1aycrs, now, $1.ssQa!93; loose 1fuBcate
nav, $3:5ota3.s0; Valencia. l1.l3llHc; Zanto cur
| rants, 7tttf8c; dtron, os425c. DoHEs11o-Aldeu
applca 1sla2ac: MichtRan apples, 10G9t0Ho: 1istana
aul illinois, 939tc; poaches. halre., II H@l3c; d.
mixed lo<ailc; do. pared. lS@l9u; tlackberFea, 13d
Gilc; raspberrics. 33935c; p!t.ed chcrricy 25D26e
Eura-Filberta, f1Hfaf1c; alfnonls Tefeagona, l9h
@13Ec; Naples Wsinus, new 1CNsl7c; do, old, 14H9
| lao; french wa1nub. now, l3alHHo; nrazls, vNGa
| Toe; pecans Ts1as, laMtoo; Wilmington peanuts,
8t9lhe; Tenussaeo pcsnua. k0Gc: African peanuts,
| Hf8hMc
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dAEEN F1su1TA-Were auiat snl steady: Y4lrncla
pes Ger ssy eOaas. i res nntss ~:
rl. 0a par hr from sto1c: cranbsrres. $o.ao
uKOdEl.irs-1beso wers 10 Important nsx tea
tnscB 1u the grocery market slightly caaisr feeling
ro1tes brlnA the only po1ospslhla chauRe. Sugars,
atareh. cte.. ruled comparatively steady:
R,ox-1tsn9oon. exa7c; ca1olna, 1x9so: Louis,-
Ap; ocsrSzseo: G. Iav., se@,3e: 14v. No. =. asa
d, 2Ssa3so sS ssanoa s % !.'I' 3!$ssMSe: feast.
~ 81 ~ il9siias; erushsa. IN
nITa:sa ,as! y NIs H. Js JE.:aa. II ssd:
b1ovn, ss5He; III 10 prsn,s do. sSas};e: eosnmno
%ou No; i ssaa tHSsS ssas II: asie. CON-
nInurs-calf1rnss e Meug.t;toaf :rils, 73t47.a diae
s a ssea sss ~ naI IT, &
1s5oc; New Orleans ulolasses, choice, G5faGse; do
prime, s1at5sc; .o somrnoa 70 goud. !s@sJoi rorto
sr.eE.@Alsriss lsat9c: e1o,e., sac c..s,4, soe
52ci neppef, ia9ls,ao; nnsmegss s1.23@l.So; Cal
'4sea Tesai ill., German uo.,,sa esa7o;
fas9. Mn!ts , &. ssSs Ss: W.T. .ss :s :s s's sss'
sr4acn-E1celstoI. laundry. s1ts7c; do, gloss, "
g2e; d. sorn: 7Asxe: K,us;to.l, pafe 7}tS; do sli
,iaat: fsv 'Ss.l orders ~. PLACED 4 ths qasts.
rEceA no. sltnothy. xl1hN9lsNs No. DO. $l 90
t*i2ao: nixst do, @so3io:o0i primo upland l,rai-
ui0uWlNE5 Mere In better demand 1t tbs fcctut
decline. sse4 aggregated 40 irts 81 % per gallon,
though New York Wa quoted down % $t.l0.
llDEa-Iight stock Hss s1o* aud sAsy at tho secent
decline. Tue atatement nlade Thursday concerning
tho LeAvy stock Of hidas In tbs worlds usrts
}|'aoos not apply to heavy steer hides. ths sup-
ply Of which u seatcely equal to The asrusn1 :
irten Sly 6utehsra, green cured, light aud
hesyy, dAta7e; part eured. dHt6,tc; Kreen sAted
Mp, ?c; green country. ~; green oall. l2tal2ao;
INIT dF5 hldo KIP and calf latal6 dry sailed hides
brings txo-thisds price, aud lEsnded lopur cant u.
sheSp Esi!1 vSol sssnst<d - .asasa Pes T. saa1s
lunler1nsa ass .:1y buIy. Many sso Working night
aud Jay, and and tsAsns Ars III great dsmand. In
a4cGns extElyR1ant Eates hAr9 beeQ pai6 1ax
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CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. T.-retrofeum drsn; advanced
!so ali around standard whe tto taat)s like; 1so
{stAte}, IKE; Michigan Test, 14Hc.
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10c, the dsmand having fallen of. Hides wsrs
dull anu rasy. Isy mtt with at.Rht inquiry a ruled
nlssdy the offerings belne co1.s!srshiy sa1lct shan
they wtre early In Tho week. ana Light receipts ox-
rectc tbs country roads are lu alnost ipaasa-
lilo condition. Poultry and game srn ocArce mud
steady under moderate inquiry, principally from u,c
city tradc. Eggs vtro moto aetlvc. though Tho Offer
inGH wsro literal, nr will probably continue 10 b a.
long "a The tni1l weather lasts.
rltE WHEAT OUTLOOK.
Tlls following ts from, letter by IN Eastern eorre-
sponent of Chicago lnblnrss hnusc. 1t tails nothing
new, but ahowa The uncomfortable way soms people
havo Of rcrsstnR In loofinR At things ~ try ars:
We havc long Fren up figuring utl ths rsss Or eyen
Ths great sConsumtr of ths syosld,' the t1nlsei
year 4sr0O no in. Hhs has In hcs hacpnrt araA-
rlea ro,ly f6e immediate consumption = !hh On bu.
III sf sr and opy v IT. @
nensc ttosE tnae bue asst!lhs thoEtto. Need vog go
statra '.sf an, ready for shipment In South ~
u*sIa no,ono
ual. si s.sic:, ssii, Iu .1sSo S oo,
...- ....... sq.ooo eco
Add 10 this tito worlds farmers 1cilvrrc. ior tho
nrat SIX nnnttis. nc Rce supply Of wheat this yc3f
unequalcd In Tho woslda history. No fall To SEQ
whe.o tho tlennd Is 10 come from. with tnay money
markets al 0Tef fle wntlA, houses # wealth may
carry this !nnense Load for time. trnatlng tu ,,u-
lookedT evcnEs bne IN tlle ordinary ront'e of thinEs
~ fear the weight will 10 too mich for them.
ipnk.oS '"ons
inu ~ NJ, jan, II. 1s1o: Field, u,nrtl,ct cn,.
cases woolens !: Frank nros., drygoodA; Car.
son. rlrie, Scott Co., canes slsy-RooLa; Chhpla
Gore, eases cigars; Briggs l,ros, Is sacks acod;
II. ncehcs, case card mounts; schweltzer Ueet.
csscs fancy goods; to order, car barley: D. ".
Wssner Co.. II cars barley. puties collected Jan.
a, 1876, $l,208.G7.
BILLS or LAp1yo
~ mo E,s,or a. 7at Chicago Tribune:
CufcAoo Jan. 2j-1aks "i.onest Etrueir In yorr
PAPER Of taIs morning, call s,y that nm neither
tawyer or tho etn OF 4 l.wyer. am an old ncr-
chant; anil think am about ~ good udGo Of what
equity II a. any lawyer In tue State "Ifonest Kernel"
states the facts uf tue case Of tho Milwaukee lank
ogatnas David Bows + Co., not e1acsly At heard
them stated three ycars ago; tut will steuo tho
matter on hia statement Of The case.
hauat tnat o!t!.th 9 " htoe Tug WneM.LtuaJ were
.h" ~ .innjI Ecsr III 1nssq INV ,ia nartfes
who intrustel tnclu with lie custody Of Tho
sorT9y rfn stnIca 0' 'Sorss 1. MI nsr,lici eascs
t,n - ns hrsar teforo c1osno 4 pitrchase to nj
thn .c,lcr 10 shn,y mo ts tttu 10 thc uooa anuIi
n Y na aesI c @ has heEbnp Of rood sanJjnx at
the timt-was III possession uud oa|i Rlyo ne des-
cry7 Follow out le ilea sna ~, vii that ,hs
eunnet Knor .n ought nj 10 hnvs to trost to o be.
s t 81 II NJ ss e.ss t. s
carteet SOU cat never feel that liz turEsy You hsvs
II is aner your Seie IL Version is .ho s1ilwateo
naat xme% m @ MnGn H. ~ smth 1v
III a ong sate shas was sod 'o
A'"| : '1'' "'''e " - ~- -'
,,,, ,,,,o.,,,,,I PROVISIONS; row,
noe a very naa a es's "s
a..
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PlTTsBuRa PETROLEUM MARKET.
r1traDunl, Pa, Jan. 91.-rasrolcum nrm and
active; crude sals9217S at parkers: refined, 1A1ie
philadclphta delivery.
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WILMINGTON TuRPEHTtME MARKET.
TiLMIsn1oH, jan. 17.-Spirs of turpehtlno Etetdy
at 3lc.
, 1876-01-28

REAL ESTATE.

This following Instruments were hed for record
Thursday, Jan. 81: -
y cfTY PROPERTY.
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freely taken, aud often At double the &C
tual value of the property. The money
paid, the policy delivered, aud that's the
last ever seen or heard Il either agent or
company. And to speak the truth.
we have hut little sympathy with the vie
Tins oi this species of vilainy. None OF
them are ignorant of the fact
that the best companies In the
United States are represented in Cairo by
Mcssrs. Stafford. Morris and Candcc. AMI
Mr.. &. n. Hughes and that the notes oi
these responsible companies are as low q.
they can bc, and remain consistent with
solventy. There IL. therefore, no valid
excuse tor patronling these tramp insu-
rance agents. aud the farmer who does so
noic. in the light of the experience he and
his ncighbors have had. deserves TO he
swiniled.
Ii will bc understood. of course. that
We do not include among the ''rascally in
surance tramps," those agents who, hay
ing local habitation aud name, extend
tend their business by periodical visits to
neighboring localities. We have refer
ence 10 the glib-ionge,l stranger who, un-
crelentialed. represents strange compan-
les. and offers rates that "uiterly defy
competition. To these we refer. and
these only
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TOO MANY LAWYERS AND noe.
IO1kk.

Ihe prevailing ambition OF young men
to connect themselves with the profession
OF law or medicine il exciting extended
comment. especially in the West and
south. II Is estimated that If all the stu.
dents Of to-day were admitted al once TO
practice, the number of our LAWYER. and
physicians would De more than donbleJ.
Almost every well-to.do family that
boasts OF more than ordinarily apt and
precious boy, marks him out for one Of
these two professions. No thought /.
given to the well known fact that there
Is already an over supply Of such prolcs.
slonals-that every city and village in the
country has from one 10 n dozen idle
young lawyers and doctors. The deyel.
opihg process goes on with n vigor that
would need no acceleration should the
Old stock die on and new one be re-
quired on the first day oi every January.
Inc foolish notion prevails that 1t Is a
special honor to have a lawyer or doctorin
the family, and the lawyer or doctor /.
supplied, without any regard TO either
demand or supply. And now that the
country Is overlooked and the stocking
process l. going on with undated yigor.
the question becomes very natural one.
what are we going TO do with them or.
what are they going to do with them.
selves; The demand for the services OF
such professional Is not equal to the en-.
ployment Of the old and experienced prac.
ti,loners. And work for all Of them |.
Unless the earth il smitten with am chi.
demic, and it. whole people get at log
gerheads, active, paying employment
cannot be furnished tor more than one in
five Of them. What, then, can they do ?
Resort TO manual labor: Perish the
thought Of such thing. Accept posi-
IONS as salesnen OF calico or cabbagcs :
No, sir, II would argue their uniilness
Tor the profession Inevitably, then, II
comes TO this: They have no trade unon
which to rely in emergencies no avnlla.
Die means for money. making; a,.d thcv
are driven, therefore, when at the fnll
estate OF manhood, TO the extremity ofliy-
Ing upon the bounty of their parents-(too
often scanty and insufficient or OF beat.
ing their landlords out of their board
bills, aud their tailors out OF the clothing
lnwhicl they air themselves on the
street corners.
Parents who have boys for whose fu-
'ure they are providing, shond give this
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-20
TwENTY.FOUR TmOl.ASD man.
MON FEMALES

George y. Cannon, the delegate from
Utah, will present To congress, soon. a
petition signed by 1880 Utah females
praying congress to repeal the law relat.
Ing to polygamy. When II is relnem.
bered with what arbitrariuess, what alb
solute tyranny the Mormon saints rule
their harems; how absolutely every act
and almost every thought Of the wife l.
shaped by the husband, this petition.
with It's one hundred and seventeen wards
Of women's names, will have the same
weight with gentle congressman that /,
would have were 1t signed by the Nor.
mon lords themselves. Signatures
were obtained, most likely, Ia the same
manner army officers used TO obtain the
passage OF pet partizan resolutions:
NOW boys, every oae.oi You who would
WIN the admiration Of the country and
the good will Of his superiors, will indi.
cate his favor of these resolutions by
stepping two PAGES 10 the 'front.' A ma.
jority OF the boys Immediately s,enned
out. Then the "nocs" We're called for
NOW II there is, in this whole regiment
id vagabond who is opposed to these
resolutions. let him step out. / want to
spot him" And thus "tlic boys, +" like the
mormon women. would very often
adopt unanimously" not what they ap-
proved but what hey dared not dis
approve. -
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-20

AN ANNA correspondent of the ST.
Louis Republican exhibits considerable
evaporation over the doings Of the con.
tractor who has undertaken the erection
Of The South wing Of the insane asylum
there. Thomas l.. kempstcr Is the con-
tractors name; and if he is not guilty of
the charges preferred, he has the ground
work Tor profitable suit for dc 'amation
oil character. lie ordered large bill OF
goods, the correspondent gays, from
Dodd a Brown, of st. Louis. alleging
that lac was the superintendent of the
asylum, and the goods were for the use
oil the inmates. The firm soon learned
The facts In the case, and sent repre-
sentative to JOnesborO, and tbrouyh tho
assistance Of the sheriff. recovered the
goods. The c"rs~-rs.~sls,.< Surt,f-r
charges that Mr.. kempster has utterly
failed to pay his employees, and has been
guilty Of other sins OF omission and com.
mission that renders his room in Anna
infinitely more desirable than his pres.
shce' How well grounded these charges
are, We cannot, Of course. determine.
II they are true, the people Of Southern
Illinois, who are likely to be brought
into business contact with Mr.. X, should
be apprised Of the fact. II they are I'M
true, Mr.. h. has his remedy, and means
for getting before the public proper
contradiction.
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OsstresssuG kcrgstuc Accident -
Death "f tie Iictin An sn,partnus
Revenue Arrr.s-N sea sase ar, a.
sessmcnts for gr'ec Constr,,r.
ton.
Especial to the ~. outs Times
SPRINGFIELD. H.. in. 1s.-NIiss Dora
X. Henderson. 20 wear Of age, Jauoiter
oi \. g.. Henderson residing miles
southeast OF this city died lat eyeniur
from injuries rccciVcdhv an accidental,
explosion of iluid laup. She was ter
ribly burned from hcadto foot and only
survived three or four lolirs.
AVAILABLE RREsT
Revenue Detective Sncryille arrested
last evening at the Eclctt House. II
Louis. aud brought - this city this
morning. Edward :. rcland. formerly
of Pekin, charged with G1spiracy AGAINST
the government in Il. Whisky ring of
pckin. ON arriving lr he was called
before the grand jury, who are cate
chising him. with whit success is not
known. He was frnerly a book
keeper. travelling ageit salesman. and
business man GENERALLY for the Pckiu
Alcohol Manufacturing company. and it
u claimed j. cogniZ1ni Il frauds enough,
u he viii give them a.. 10 furnish gov.
eminent employment ~ life for half the
manipulators of the gag in pckn.
Detectives in ~. Loui, tpcd him aud his
friend To theater. ;vl seating them
selves behind him, q; points enough
from their conversion TO cmbcllish "a
sensation novel.
4 VERY fNPiETANT CASE.
j. pending in the Sipreme Court inyolv-
ing the cnnsti,uiinality OF the law Tor
81 II
ces. etc. II cores on an appeal from
Pike county. III appellant. Il. L. Web
stcr. having Id judgment rendered
against him ia ne court below Tor certain
unpaid assessments made agaius, mi.
land. Messrs nay. Greene and Litter.
for the appel us, have prepared an cx-
the law and ID proceedings under II are
void aud uuc. ,titutional. II their views
shall De sustained by the court, the prac-
tice which 20. obtained under this law of
providing " assessment under adjacent
property or The construction Of l.y,,s
drains. dtch,'. etc, 10 protect and re-
claim lands. viii BE- prohibited i'm future
aad large sections ct territory, especially
along the Mississippi and Illinois river.
which are 30 projected and reclaimed.
will DC thrown back into the original con
ditiOn of useless marshes. Not only Pike
county. but calhoun. Monroe. 81. Clair.
Madison and many other counties are
interested il This case, which /, made
test case. 80 far a. regard the icvees
along the shy Carte in Pike.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull and ox-Goyer.
nor Palmer appeared for the appellecs.
BILL KING A A sHoRr.noRS -wGNpLEE.
In the United states circuit court TO.
lay in the case OF the Northwestern Ma
,ional bank of Minncapoli. W. John Nic.
coils Of Bloomington, H., on notes orig
Inally given by Niccolls TO I'm King of
of Pacific ilail subsidy no;o-
Iiety, in payment for fancy short-horn
cattle. the defendant Nicc0lls filed "A plca
That he Is not Liable because King sold
him the cattle with false and fraudulent
Dedigrees. arl thereby deceived and
cheated said Niccolls. Your correspond
mt don't think this good defence. a. it
loes not follow that because King would
'windlc in Pacific Mail. he would like
wise deceive in ,hort-horu malcs.
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II was bold and novel assertion of a
right that was recently set up by Mrs
Adsla NJ. Blake, in the supreme court Of
New York. Her husband had maintained
criminal relations with one Mrs. J. Coles
Blake. which was an invasion of Mr.
Adals's rights 10 the extent Of $1,000.
For this sum she sued. avowiug that the
damages consisted in the dcbauchery OF
her husband. An award of damages in
this case would open the door to an in
dependent fortune TO Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher.
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TIE anu-subsidists are strongly repre-
senied in congress; but ii is doubtful
whether they viii b. able TO resist the
pressure that will be organized before
the close OF the session. The South and
portion OF the Northwest are clamorous
for Southern Pacific railroad. and the
disposition among the representatives of
those sections 10 help project Of such
M undeniably national character. will
no; prove proof against everything. Fl
deity TO pledges and principle will clash
with inclination. Which will achieve the
mastery remains 10 be seen.
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matter the attention it demands. There
is no room for more doctors and law
ycrs and the rather who has n son whom
he designs for the one profession or the
other, should ponder well before he de-
eide. lest. instead of developing out Of
that son. lawyer or a doctor. he devel-
IN "A Ipaf,.r
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-20

1--WE have read with some care, sunset
Coxs reply TO Blaine, and feel constrained
TO say that it is not In all things, such an
effort as the gravity Of the subject de-
manded. i; has brilliant flashes OF I'M
studied humor, bears evidence Of scholar
ship, and Is rich in rather singing retort;
but u fails to antidote Blaine's poison.
The facts and falschoOds with which II
grapples will not down at the bidding of
either wit or ridicule. The>sterner stun
in which Randall deals is the cure the
occasion called for, and is the cure that
should have been applied, right then and
there, on the instant.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-20
henator L. q. a. Lamar

MEMPHIS, Jan. ls.-An 1eaia.che
jackson, Miss, special says; In the SEN
ate Lamar received % votes Tor L. :. sen.
ator; W. +. Martin, absent G present
not voting, I. Ia the house, Lamar re-
ceiycd ~ absent. II present not voting,
10. The Republican member. in caucus
last night decided not to participate in
the senatorial election on the ground
that the late election was carried LV
franz ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-20

CiNciNNAtI, o., Jan. ls.-Frankfori
NY, ad'lccs are that at 2 O'Clock this
morning the Democratic caucus lmani-
mously nominated Mr.. Bccl, for United
states Senator.
In the Kentucky Legislature, to-day.
thS eleventh joint ballot resulted as fol.
lows Beck. 1906 WadsWouh, i.cpub-
llcah, 10; VIM. Preston, {. Proctor
Knot, J.. Williams had Withdrawn be-
fore the ballot. Mr.. Beck wa, duly de-
clarcd senator from the ith OF March.
The Joint session then dissolved.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-20
Nijac NovgorodTair

The great market OF the eastern world
la, been held at TIL, junction Of the
Nolga ANA Olga riyer-, IN Russia, every
summer for hundreds OF years. Here tho
nations OF Europe and Asia meet with
th lr proIuc's Tor trade. Cossack, CHI
ncse, Turk and Persian, meet thc Ger
man aud the Gresk with every variety of
merchandise that mankind cmploys. from
sapphlrcs 10 grindstoncs, tea, opium. fur
food, tools and fabrics. and last but moi
least, medicines. j, e. Aver q Co. :, eel.
cbrated remedies from American were
displayed IN an elegant bazaar, where tho
doctor himself might sometimes he seen.
They are kLown and taken on steppes OF
Asia n well rs the praifies OF the Wesi
and are an ciicctual anti.lotc for the Dis.
eases that prevail in the yaourts of the
North, n well "a the huts and cabins OF
he western continent,-Lincoia fHL.1
IWfS. l-lJ-dAw-lw-0s2)
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-20
TRAMP INSURANCE Anrx,s

The farmers Of Southern Illinois have
been swindled out Of large sums Of
money BY glib-tongued insurance agents
who. representing raseally companies or
mo companies at all, offer Insurance at
rates 10 far below the figures OF response.
bic companies that insurance is made so
'easy" that the most impecunious farmer
can net decline II. Risks are therefore
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-20

THE Springfield STATE Register says
"The securities which Dan Mum offered
In the United states court at Milwaukee,
for hss appearance to answer the inlict-
ment against him, were not satisfactory
and he has returned to Chicago TO get
.auofher name or two.