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IOWA.
f,cs l10incs nivcr E.nnd Cnxo-
E3eec sltl-sulclde-Copntnnd Tic.

A fHcs mGlncH River Esnnn CnHc-
Eseect,crisnl-sulcld ldc-Cnpc1n Tic.
uivkvtts.
Epeetnt Correspondence ef Tia Chteaab Tribune.
Dks MolNss, la,, April "a fow days ago
Asa Hmltt,-a settler on what is known as Dos
Atoinea hivor Lands, clatnad by e. O. Hschaeld,
md Which haye boen so,lrco Of a yast amount
OF litigation and trouble 10 hottiors, whose
rights arc contested by Itchtleld, who claims
titlo under tho old, defunct Dos Moiuoa
1llvor NavIBations UompanN-was brought 10
hlRfshAlItown, before Judge Bradley, 10
auBwor for contempt Of Court IN violating ~
order Of Court prohibiting Tho cutting Of ttmbor
on tho contested land pondinR the aotion for
title. Dir. Smith Inns beon con0nod 70 lla bed
moht Of tho ttms for Bovora1 ycars, Ia feeble IN
hoatth, 10 yoars old, and was taken hundred
mica. among Strangers, aud without w. money: It'
informed hin that he bad no power 70 aid him.
unIoa6 10 could explain away The charge. Ex-
Gov. Btono, tus lion. E. ]. Donrdman, and II. y.
Henderson kindly took tho o'd tnnns .a case IN
tho contempt, and htr. Smith was released. IL
tho reports arc true, It was most hoarlless and
nnwarrantod proceeding, ~ tho old man had
not boon OUT Of hia house for several weeks
prior 10 Ills arrest
LITTLE nEEcuEn1sM.
Union, down In Davis County, WaH Honnhtcd ro-
equity BY trouble 10 tho family OF cllnrch-lnom-
l,or. Tho pair parted. tho church IT On them,
kissed and Joined hands, aud went their way re-
joioiuy md reunited.
At Dolht, sarah White, aged II, got tired Of
life. Bho procured shotgun, dropped seven
buckBhot into tho batr0f, placod tho muzals
against her hoatt, pulled tho trigger with d
stting, and thus put an end 10 her o1iateuco.
CorELASD nED1vlvCR
Every now and then turn up exp1oita Of Tho
Rov. copeland, who has figured Iii oil SORTS OF
raHcal!ty. from the East to tho WoBt. Whi1o ho
WAS IN Iowa. ho ingratlaied htmRetf Into rho
confidence Of the Northwestern Mutual LILO
Insurance Company, Of milwaukee,, Wis, and
received authority to negotiate lonnH OF money.
Iie nEtatgesi loan Of cit, 900 for Mr.. Anglo, Of
CodAr nApfds, which WAS secured by mortgage
on tue homestead Of Anglo. Copeland received
tho Cornpany's chockB for tho money, altered
them 40 NJ TO bo payable to bimhe!f. wont to
Chicago, got thom caahed. pocketed tho money
aud haB not boen eoou hcrehbouts since. Tho
Company brought All action against Anglo tn
tho United Btates Circuit Court. on tho mort
gago-tho Company averring that, Copeland
acting az tho agent OF Angie in procuring tho
loa1, Angle wns liable for his acts.
Tho dofenso set no that Copeland vas
agent Of tho Company, aud IL WAS
bound by hla acts. Tho csso was decided In
favor Of the Company. Anglo appealed, and
ago, reversed tho decision OF the Circuit Court,
and ordered deoseo for Auglo with judguon.
for costs. BY this ruling, tho mortgage given
by Angle Ia declared void, and tho Company muQi
look 10 tho haEeEond tascal for its Slo, 600.
, 1876-04-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Foa sAtE- WEST s,nH.
an's:S = .sf ss S' oss on
~ f.ehou ls.n
tYsn. a..s s f"s"R' on Madison st. n''t A'hl'nd
i,%!, ia L..s@sn. octason hr,et, on Monros.,..,
~i:,,Sr, sni 6r,ef t.ssnens houas ou Morgan. near
ss":{ snh ..essans ssb,. fron on r.,sav.. .no.r
as:s' ss' !. %ss1'a Il 'f%' e. Ill.,
fri. rt h5es s.ssemsn on Warren
w.'aat's' :s' ;t; @ I;s '''''' ''s'' 60
s.sg t,.s e .3eu.s; i,at9.aea.., between Trsu
',.%' 4" sq:f , q ss; ns, s Ss''' "''t
ps.: a:'PPay sS% 3s F''m' On South
o. esiY taa :gsa' @
81 bath f''' furnace alt
~; "a s:s e ,s G;sr .9%
I !s's ses: 1.: sss:s sSS on h'.T ns'F oskveod lot
;!ss & 1H s:'. IL, I'd M s
a:;sIy k, t'sms ssa's on E'.. no.r
Stsou cottage. rors5Atth.s... mar K,lnsa,.,
a:S5{ I'd as.s'n' os. on
afsy ss;ssi' ts;ss A'a'' on
e 1;.@s g. i
u. i. .s' d:ss ;:ss Gs ss
s'SG f1: e. ill.,
ta@t 1 hsuss "a u.i'nsy ngsr Langley s
Tss s:s!; X; i.s e. ssa;s Y, S;S ~ v.,,.a
a..s, I'D ss.e@sa. :sI.:sa bstst ou,o 14roou,. oa
Vs."'a'r' near 1A's'5H!Fii;ii E6itFii sii;.l: ;s.l|:a"'
Mvo 9stoty AMI basement mArllo treat nuaes on ILn
EQ{n.& NNnlfDkt,, 10
, 1876-04-06

L., LoAdou paper OF Ms1oh Id haA The follow
NJ "Ihe largest Asror-pIats ever mAds wss
mPoaaced Yesterday At the Cyeiops Works
-! nads previously w,n ii !nchas, hut tho plato
1Hsv9 Jsskcsyty wa =. ~ t.!yh " -,
=. s$ysaA Aten1vI Iv- w. at.,--.-A' ..~
, 1876-04-06

1,LEtl ANT SlSUKR LATEST IMPROVED FAMILY
~ tesiux 'aachtns Warranted ne. aud psrteot; price
and drAxst.: rstall II ~. Esi4 HAtAsh.At.
l,UK SALE -SEVERAL LATE lNPKDVKD Ma
ssr5 rhsap pay &t Aonsy tAa 81 nsehiass-
rtlsAts Loan Odee; II Dtatk.st.. Raon 4 pp.ss4<s-
pfSOKA OfFluR w 4. J. AELCHNKr, NJ WkSf
y AAdlsousL Asehtnss sot3 monthly pAym4a1z
EAntsl. s4ch1uSsd, AID FspAi1s3. Opsa III 3, u
, 1876-04-06

DElkSDNAL-~ COMING From TIRE MATISEE";
LAIs iust arrived frpsl Nav YORK, and Mould lks "a
correspond With yea Ia stset eoauIaucs. AdlsA4 ".
Tribune utbse.
, 1876-04-06

1IrANTEn-FIVR YOUNG LADIES THAT SING.
" Call oarly NJ III kant isndoph-st, f1oom 10.
\TASTED-EAD DtE3 Ttt ESGAHi: IS 4 PLEAS.
East MAiisun-st.
, 1876-04-06

FINANCIAL
4 prANUES MADE on DlAMuSDS. WATCHES,
~ bonts. stc.. It lAuSuEltS rriyau utace III haa.
lolp1.at., CLARK. Established lsi4. =
MONEY TO LOAN At AND Il:ll CENT on
j. II. REED, New York,
JOHN II. AVERY, Chicago.
, 1876-04-06

..-. Instantaneous.
CITVATtOS WASIE1l-NY i YOUNG LADY OF
. r"1na laiy elIne u u SOW;
fcfercucs stsun II rh!ufu1. Gail sdlrcss liz Juhu.
tuiI-At.
SlruAT1nN WANTEl,-A YUUNU Lady. WILL
- educated, VITO W,itGs good sni and At
.iurna. dosns position stiat viii uaY living .Aasy.
ian iuftrh rcferoaco4. Adatces i,
Tr3uaa hl:.c3.
, 1876-04-06

constructing for Tho Italian Hoysrnmens.
Tho plato. which uoighs SO tons, will be scstol
by 10O.ton gun. Each veasel Will have two
tusrots, aud eacl, tnrrot two guns"
, 1876-04-06
MACHINERY.

0N9 te.lSGH BwlSu LATHE. 1EFr. HED; uSk
ison pIsusr. plans: I.St Io lnshes rds; drill pis.a
ii iuahes A.iox Hih drills And ools hlAessmths fusss
.sis shtAp i RGuENS. III kssl Nsds1a a. ltoSla y
, 1876-04-06

FI,Q NEET-HIGHWDUD--AL LII R12E8 HOUSES.
/ from cuiaKa lEtoEY, built handsolo, imIo.in9
4tJo. for summer, ~lfh pEIilc 1f tcar; nnlnA
price, fnf pAres nH they pleased
win county from e. e s> h.y9 n,'o ronn h,sso hay
mcnt, lUo WAshuEton.st-
lTo RKNT-HiiyE1tAI LAistaH NEW HOUSES At
L Western Springs heAt ktation, and mineral srrtnR
sidewalks, s.o., complete. fur sla month. T. u
HILL. LAkosda building.
, 1876-04-06

STORAGE.
NTnHA.iK-TItK BURLINGTON WAREHOUSE,
. cutnsr VI slxesoth and Statssts I. ls lAIgos and
han!lak asodt 4eee4sbls u ~ u rallFos4s !e.dtnx
vii ind GALS snd on.saIsa being fSvs ifn au.t
rAta and sor1n atet Of storage vr low. Annsy
ri A kinds 81 property ~ reasonable Ut iutstuat
1t. H. 6AWfEN. propr.otur.
SvuAAaE-G9 ~ TIL. CESTKAL WANKllUUSH,
- knAh and kuIie to stora furniture aud
houAs au1 xouda. You will had Snisu. s.ts aud
cleanl1 piaoe whcru lhey Will bo psoer.1 eA1S fat In
peeAl Atsnt!qn 70 MI c.s4 q Kuds. and as,1s ysar
patronage. NuhATlO N. kuhT PsuW'*t4x.
UTORAGH EOR FURSiTUNE. AuGt;IEh. STORE
y fixtures. and xunstkl In htepsuaf WAro
hon.e l ". Mo1tue At M1nsy adtsnee1 ~ s4.I !NsMs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20
sheriff Sale.

b. virtue Of an execution to me directed
BY The Clerk of the circuit Court OF Alex
andtr County, in the State OF liiuois. IN
favor OF Bernard Ne Manus and against
Jane, A. Fry. | have levied upon the iol-
/ wing described property. in First Addit-
ion 10 the City of Cairo, in the County OF
Alexander and Stale OF Illinois, tO-wlt:
All of the right. title and interest of said
James \. Fry in and to lot numbered thir-
teen 49, in block numbered forty-scgen "A
which | shall offer 1t plblic sale at The
southwest door OF the Court House in the
City OF Cairo. in the County OF Aerande'
and state oi Illinois, on the NTH day OF De-
tober. \. d., 1876, at the hour OF eleven
o'clock. \ NJ. for cash. t. satisfy sad eN'
ecutiou. ALIEN. II IRWIN,
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
cairo. HIS. JUly l., 1876. dth
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that default haV-
ing been made for more than sixty DAYS ia
the payment of a portion Oi the amount Sc
cured u he pail by a certain mortgage eN-
cutcd 10y ia IS Ryan to samuel stsats
TAYLOR and Edwin Parsons, trustees of the
CaiIo city Property, dated the 10Th day oi
May. y II. 1873. aud rec 1rded in The record
er's office, in and for Alexander county, 10
the State OF Illinois. IN book g of deeds page
5e'r. The undersigned. the successor of
said trustees, will on Wednesday, the l9th
day Of July n Vt, 4 II. 1876. a, 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon OF that day, under aud by
virtue of the power of sale contained 10
said mortgage. sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. tor cash, al his office. cor.
n ui Washington avenue and Eighteenth
street. IN said city Of cairo. in Al Xauicr
county aud State OF Illinois, all the right
title aud interest OF said James Ryan or his
assigns. in and to lots numbered ~ (Thir-
teen and II Fourteen, in block number.
ed - (TWen;y.eighri in the First addition
id said City OF Caro-, according 10 tie re
corded plat thereof. with the appurtenan
ces, Ia SATISFY the purposes and condition
Of said mortgage.
Dated. Cairo. III, June 2.th lS.G.
:. STATS TAYLOR.
Trustee OF the Cairo City Propert +
S-2i-Nti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20
ROBEsON's RECoxn

l a., hSOS'S RECOkn
| he cUiiIi"ittee on IIaNui affairs tina
Tor months past have been examinin.
the record OF Secretary Robson, hay,
about concluded their labors. The re-
| SUIT OF the committees work seems 10 D,
| about this: Robson Is believed IN he q
guilty man-gnilty of having used hi,
hIgh public trust for private and polit-
ical purposes; guilty OF having diverted
several millions of public funds to the
use OF Jay Cooke, Mccullough & Co.
when that hrm was shaken BY the panic
oil 1873; guilty Of selling contracts for
supplies and work done ia and about fine
navy yards, and receiving the money for
such corrupt bargains through an agent ::
guilty Of having been silent
partner, for years. OF the Cattells,
contractors Ia the navy department.
partnership which yielded him
large sums Of money az dishonesty as
that made by Belknap through the post
tradefshhps; guilty Of having, in number
less instances. used TIE vessel. OF the
nav for private purposes, and
guilty, in host Of minor details. Of
being corrupt. dishonest and unfllth-
inl servant Of the people. Bur Willie an
these charges have been circumstautially
proved against Robson, he has been 20
bold and defiant in hi. defense mn, cven
hesitatlng to set the naval department ON
IRE 10 destroy documents dangerous IN
INN, that the Republican members OF the
committee. true TO the principle OF their
party that 1t is crime to
discover The guilt OF Republi-
can oiiiceholder. have decided to stand
by Robeson and will present a minority
report TO the house, stating that he has
satisfactorily explained all charges
against him. Mr.. Whitihorne, chairman
OIL ne committee, believes Robe.oD de-
serves impeachment. aud In this opinion
the Democratic members ofthe committee
coincide, but think it would be lmpolitic
10 proceed TO that length, as the Repub-
lean senate would acqmt him and the
failure OF the case would react IN tho
disadvantage OF the Democrats. Whit
thorne has already drafted the articles
OIL Impeachment, but it would be wise to
lei the rogue OF the naval department
run ms course. 1t has been long one
and he has committed rascalities that
shonid put the whole Republican party
70 the blush, but the country can endure
nun and them Tor few months lonp,r.
In The inllness of tine-and Tilden-
lac will meet his deserts.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

HAYES wa month writing his letter
of acceptance. and the Republicans pro-
tested that Lee was one oi the rcadlc>l
letter writers living. \ dispatch from
Albany. New York. says: "Gov. Gllen
has returned from saratoga, called 10y
the pressure Of official business. II Will
IL. several weeks before hr can devote
any attention Ia his letter oi accept
auce. Without a>certaining whether
this rumor i, basel on fact. the Radical
papers arr loud-mouthed in the assertion
that GOV. 1ilden i slow coach that
he ought not to hesitate--lhat he should
write his letter of acceptance on hand.
We Use the Stat. Journal. one OF the
most anxious of the Radical papers
about Nr. Tilden, 10 possess its soul i'll
/ patience. Mr. Tilden will be as last Al
| Mr.. Hayes was. and 1t lac i not more
explicit ia lis declarations We shall de-
mand that he lie shot upon the spot.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20
Chatte, Mortgage Sale.

Dl virtue of a chattel mortgage, executed by
IDA. -, stafford and II. l.. Morrill, as re,,iNeTs
If the Cairo and Nncennes railroad ana the
Cairo and kInCennes railroad Company, 10
the under-ig nei. hearing date February ist,
l-7j, We will, on the III day of July. l-1d, at
tine hour OF 10 o clock a. IN, at the round nous.
of the Cairo and Niuccunes railroad, IN caro-,
Illinois. proceed to sell. at public Yenlueto lie
hghest bidder, the following described proper
~, being portion OF the rolling stock ol Inc
said Cairo and Nincennes railroad, AMI por-
tion of the property described in said mortgage
to wit: Box cars numbered ten 90 twenty
(.y, twenty-five err, twenty-four t2p thitty
$50, thirty-tw 81, thirty four go ihlfty
eight tl-j, fJrty-six 100, ffty-two ga hny-ziN
tjGl, seventy txNea2J seyenty-fOur f.il. eighty
two 60 one hundred and siN li'hl one hundred
and fourteen Clli) one hundreda and twenty sol
one hundred and .wenty-tw0 M iq'T mr. hYi,
one hundred and sixty U0W
lat AMI coal cars numbered tNenty-seyen Cy-t
thlrty nine tiD and forty five Hij that th.
terms Of said sale are cash in hand
Dated june eth, no
DKENtL, MORGAN 500,
'--"-d- cod Mortgaeec-.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20
HE UNsEATED DUBOIS Ann u.s
sNbRANE FRIENDS.

The Dung Mems Republican club OF
Springfield, Illinois. broke loose from
the traces the Other day, and passed reso-
iutions denonncing President Grant for
.is discharge OF Bristow, Jewell, Dyer,
rratt' ETC., and censuring Coy. Beyer-
,uge Tor turning out Mr.. Fred. n.
Dnoois, secretary Of the board Of rail
road and warehouse commissioner
mr. Dubois held the position for some
ume, and has the testimony OF the
members OF the board, Messrs. Pearson.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

EH-SEcRETARY JEWELL, who returned
10 ms nome in Hartford, Conn, a few
days ago has reason to ieel gratiiied at
u1e reception extended to him by the
eitizens OF that place. The aaair was in
iaet, an ovation. "A committee of eli.
'1ens OF both political parties met him in
New Haven, and after a reception there,
came to Hartford by special train. and
stopped at Meriden, where there was q
welcome address by Hon. o. II. Plat
ana Response by Gov. Jewell. At Hart
ford thousands Of people assembled at
Inc depot. A salute Of fifteen guns wa
Hired, and the arrival OF the train wa,
'hsiied with msse, rockets and colersd
fires" ''
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

DID colonel Wiley run away from
hiroy Smith: Was the colonel drive,
Out OF the army for cowarlice Tbi.
charge has been made. We do no,
know that IT is true, bat We do no,
know that it is false. Rev. Mr.. Shores
The colored Baptist divine of Cairo, WA.
IN the service with Wiley. and might be
able to tell an interesting tale if he
would. Mr.. Shores knows whetbe,
hirby smith said to Ben. Wiley; "Ge,
away from dar," and he knows whether
Zen. did get away or staid.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

NE report OF the Mississippi inyesti-
HA,lng committee will be made this week
al the senate. Ii is believed that the
majority report will have fer one NJ its
objects the overthrow OF the last election
IN the state on the charge that II was
carried by fraud and intimidation. But
a. Ames' then the Republican governor
OF The State, gave certificates to all the
congressman elected and acknowledged
~ various ways the legality OF the legis-
ia'ure, the attempt to undo the work OF
iAs' iaii VIII be difficult one from the
outset.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20
TuE Proposed COALITION

When, In 1874, the Democrats and In
dependents Of Illinois united upon Hon.
:. VI. Etier. candidate tor the office 81
State superintendent of public schools,
they elected him by a large majority and
proved 10 the world that this State was,
as 1T is, auti-Republican. We are now
about To enter upon another canvass
for State Offices. canvass much more
important than was that of 1s14-a cam
yass i'm which interests OF the or, attest
moment will be at stake-and
the question presented To W. Is /: How
can we unite the ant,-Rcpublican ele-
ments, and in this way make certain the
defeat Of Radiealism in Illinois and secore
the triumph of the citizens who believe
the doctrines of the Democratic pari..
whether advocated by Independents or
Democrats, TO be necessary in their sue
csss TO the welfare of the country:
The Independents say to US: There Is
no difficulty in finding an answer to tins
question. All that Is necessary to achieve
triumph over the Republicans Of llli-
nols. i wisdom OF the part OF the Demo
crats-wisdom that will induce them To
nominate the Decatur ticket. liyou viii
do this" the independents assure Us.
ave will not put into nomination an elec-
| toral ticket. but will vote for the Iildcn
! and Hendricks electors. This will give
1 It,.. II
We will do more than this. We will.
generally. support the Democratic can
didates for senator and representatives
in the general assembly and for members
of congress. aud concede 10 the Demo
Gratis the United States senator" Thi'
| sounds we'll: bat the Devil. gentle
man OF great audaciiy, once promised
the Lord all the kingdoms OF thi'
world upon certain conditions. lis
ability TO promise was better than hi'
ability 10 give. Remem, efiug this sug
tore We close the bargain with our Inie
pendent friends Where is the eyidenc'
that ycu can induce your people to yoi'
for our electors and how 10 we know
that they win SUPPORT our candidate 70
the general assembly and congress-
who told you the independents woul
give u the United States senator: Nayb
yon are little ike the Devil in you
promises. They reply..to us We'll. gu
! committee and managing men are goin
20 meet your committee aud maRagin
men next week. and what They agre
upon We will do This We ara not il
clined 10 deny tut We don't Wal
to take anything Oh the bare promi'
OF the Independents. The rank an
/ Tile might go back on the leaders. W
= might be induced to swallow Mr.. Stew
art and the balance OF the Independei
State ticket. and then the Independent
who are Republicans might vote for tt
{, Hayes and Wheeler electors. Thi- wi
D never do. Before the trade goes Oh. con
= up with your proof that the Independent
n will vote Tor the Tildcn aud Hendricl
l. electors, and then We will be liberal al
n take down almost any dose that is col
y mended to us; but. if you can't give
this proof, up with the old standard al
is fling out straight ticket. Make the ra
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

Mr.. BRIsTow's mule CAS-" has not vet
come to AL end. The matter will come
up again shortly, and the committee.
says Washington correspondent, sails.
hed oF preliminary examination Of the
principal witness. just home from
Europe, Will recommend a prosecution
'oy The government for the recovery Of
the large amount improperly paid from
The treasury department to Mr.. Bristow
as agent OF the claimants.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

Brown and steele. that his "oilicial con
duct and bearing have been sl,ch az to
command our confidence AMI respect.
No reason was assigned for the dismissal
OF Dubois. except that his longer coniin-
uance i'm his position would have seri-
ousiy impaired the harmony OF Gov
Beyeridpc's administration" Ii Is sup
posed that the president of the Dung
Mems II publican club had hlahiieSted
a leaning toward GALLON. but we nave
no ,ioubt the governor had good reason
for requesting him 10 step down anu out.
When men begin to use the civil service
reform cry for the purpose ct keeping
their clutches upon the offices of the
country. they ought to be. "a Dubois has
been. requested to let go.
After the brave young men oi The
Young Mems Republican club oil
Springfield, had poured out their wrath
upon GOV. Beverage aud President
Grant. the members received an intima-
ton that they had acted without dis're-
ton and would I've required To- undo Their
brave work. For a while they resisted.
but finally they met aud reScinded their
denunclalory resolutions. They took II
all back. aud are now protesting that
they were induced 10 BE- rash 10y MIR. Ed.
Merritt ana MIR. Charles i.auphirr, con
ielerate supporters Of 'ril,ien They are
all penitential. aud promise to never do
So again.
| The king ot France, with twice tea thousand
fueu.
Marchei up 4 hill, and thcn-marehri down
again
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20
A SERIOUS financial crisis in India

A SERIOUS financial crisis in India i,
IN progress. Except the mutiny," ad.
vices from Calcutta inform US. this i.
the worst crisis in Anglo-Indian his
tory, and there are few instances any
where Of calamity so crushing and
general" National banlrur,c, -
threatened. This crisis occurs in coun.
Try OF hard money, and cannot be attrib-
uted to an irredeematle currency.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

The unfortunate mayor Of Newport,
Arkansas. shot in the direction OF man
who was running away, and hit him In
the back Of the head. The man has been
buried and the mayor regrets the acct
dent. 1.-THE affair" says telegram
from Newport, sis generally regretted
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

GEN. TERRY shed tears when he looked
Oh the dead face OF Gen. Custer and
said, "The flower OF the army is gone AT
last The New York Herald suggests
this picture as an appropriate has relied
for the proposed Custer monument.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

HAYES is cross between honesty and
dishonesty. Schurz and Curtis cry:
Great is Hayes" and Mckee, Joyce,
Avery and Mcdonald shout for him
within their prison walls. He is hon.
esty's own and the lavorite Of ras-
cality
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

JOKES of Nevada is free trader, but he
made speech in the senate a few day;
ago claiming that the gold and silver
miners OF the Pacific State. ought TO ~
protected against the pauper labor oil
Europe
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

The Benton Standard makes thi.
casual remark The. IferAnrfr sun
port fusion ticket" Father Barr is i,
earnest He is after the scalps of the In
dependents. and will not be satisfied
until he gathers them all in.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

TnpEN was commended by the New
York TINES, while he was in contest
with the Tweed thieves, as q great re-
former. Now the Times denounces him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

IT is believed that the property OF the
state has been assessed this wear SlOO,-
Ooo,oo0. and maybe $50, 200 600 less than
last year.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-20

THr meteor of the 9Th inst, was seen
everywhere. Ii was blazing rocket
contributed by the skies TO orr Centen'
NAL celebration.