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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02

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Iro,,ohs kaTo,o ,be pore ond 1, rvn. onjv
br ~. s.rn.,a,, ~ tbn Snnro,no pontiif
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90. .nJ ,no oS ,"T n XII Corri,.,s ,ybn wac
81 io,o vss ~ ,so,,arsi "oiioctnr ot Tours.
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a,'',aI a. z, iawsmit viii Tho Warnn,s
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p'bol;ats hona,,o ,ha hn,no oc iar father
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02
In iniste. Alias Major Yrid.

Partisan high life has lately lost one OF
its prominent figures. Charles Laiiitte,
known in the sporting world under the
pscudonym Of Major Fridolin, though
he has been tor many years probably the
most public man Of Paris, Ia, never
played any important part in political al.
fairs. Nevertheless, his notoric,y cy-
tended far beyond the borders OF France.
Wherever sport has become a fashion
among the wealthy classes OF .ocicty
Charles L1ifittc and hi, horses were
widely known.
Like the celebrated Premier. Charlie.
l.ailittc was a banker aud began hi, ca
seer just at the time wien the old Iailit,c
WAS Ia power. \ shrewd business man.
lac considerable increased the fortune hr
bad inherited, and taking advantage OF
the prestige OF his name. launched him.
self In full career among that moneycl
bourgeois Rrislocracy, which began 10
form itsclf at the close at the reign OF
Charles y, AMI the advent al the Orl-au,
monarchy.
Charles Lalltte, then u wealthy man
~ some thirty odd years, was among IL.
first TO join the latter of these movements
Ho began 20 breed race horses, ,stab.
lishcd various kinds Of races Including
the steeple chase al QUO of his estates.
and later became one OF the founder of
tbs Paris Jockey club. Iii, taste for
horee racing must have been Unborn, for
he was IN 1872 one of the organizers Of
the fret race that ever TOOK place IN
France. A Handsome appearance, OK.
treDlely wiUmng manners, aud peculiar
capacity ior remaining a business man
while constantly living In IA. whirl OF
! the fashionable world, made Charles La
fiittc all the more popular, because al.
most everybody living in thu same circle
with him either became ruined or grew
! old or died Oh. while he It'll stood there
gay, fresh, elegant, aud with apparently
| no end Of money IN his pocket.
The Dotori,y Of Charles Lalijtie IT,,
however, not exclusively due Ia hi. lead
erslip in the sporting aud fasionahle
| world. lie also became widely known
through frequent lawsuits Of more or
less Sensational character. Ia 1855, for
instance lac was separated from his wife
the tribunal compelling him TO pay her
s7,?VO year and TO deposit with the court
something Ike Sl0,O00 as security Tor
these payments, besides. another 100, OOI
which lac was bound To settle on hi, two
daughters. In French money this out.
lay amounted to over 2 million and a
quarter. aud was very heavy sum for A
man to disbursc for the sake OF getting
rid Ct wife whom be dislikcd just a,
much as she dsliked him. Another cele
brated lawsuit OF Lafiitte's was Will
Khaill-isey. the Turkish Charge d'Af
fairs, about some turf matters; and
here again Lafiltte had a very
round sum Of money to disburse.
Later on came the divorce suit of hi,
eldest daughter from the banker Erlan.
ger The French Catholic Church not
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02
WtvslOw's Way

The feeling at Boston against the sCrr-
raj ncu who had caught Winslow AT hi,
fogcrics during the last year, but let him
off on his making them whole, continues
to be strong, but the explanation j. prob
ably IN all cases to be found III The ar.
parcntly sincere repentance of the clericai
swindler, his protcstations that ~ was
his only oflcnse, aud hi, personal en-
treaties. Thus Asa l.. Potter, president
of the Maverick National bank, having
discovered, carly last week, tlia1 VIM
slow had forged ID. Il. POLAND : name
Oh a $1,000 note, went for him, found
him in the Boston Ne'rs Office. Wednes-
day afternoon--ouly lew hours be-
fore he left the city for good
and said 10 him. ''Fvr
reasons which will not low discuss,
want this note paid" II will pay that
note" said Mr.. Winslow, "beiore halt
past 10 o'clock Tomorrow THAT will
not do replied Mr.. Potter, 81 want the
money now Mr.. Winslow hesitated
for moment aud then said : Il will pay
il within ten minutes As Dir. Potter
LETT the Neirs office it was five minutes 10
3 O'Clock, and soon after MIR. Winslow
brought the money in. and. rs hc handed
it TO Mr.. Potter and received the note. he
said: "Iou need not count IL tor il came
from the Exchange bank" The
money was counted and found cor.
rect. Mr.. Winslow then burst into
tears, and said he had been sorely
pressed, but he thanked God lie was now
out ofhis difficulties. Mr.. Potter then
said to him "Winslow, how much more
OF this kind Of paper have you put upon
the Market Wiuslow assured Mr.. Pot
ter that was the only piece. IL don't
know why did such thing, but sup
posed ii would not be known, for have
made arrangements with saving bank
tor loan. and at last am out OF all my
difficulties lie then urged Mr. Potter
10 preserve silence. assuring HIM again
and again that 1t was the only note
of the Kind, and that thi, was
his first departure from the straight path.
He urged Mr.. Potter to write Mr.. Pc.
land note requesting secrecy. lie asked
Mr.. Potter il he thought his intended
visit TO New York was with view Of
getting clear, to which Mr.. Potter replied
that he had not thought OF it in that light.
but he was determined that he should
not go TO New York that day, If the note
was not given up. The confession OF
forgery was clear. but the evidence OF
the guilty transaction was in the posses.
sion N Winslow, believing 1t to be Mr..
Winslow', first and only transaction.
Nr, Potter kept silence.
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\ Few Word. To Feeble aud Delicate
W0nun.
Ey i, '. fierce, u, D., OF the World,
Dspcn-ary, Buffalo, y, y, Author of
The People, Common Sense Medical
Adviser etc.

Ey Il. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of the World,
Dspcn-ary, Buffalo, y, Y, Author OF
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, etc.
Knowing that you arc subject to q
great amount of suffering, thai delicacy
on Your part ha, a strong tendency 10
prolong II, and the longer It i neglected
the more YOU have 70 endure and the
more difficult OF cure So,lr case heVoiucs,
|, IS a ply sician, who Jni daily consulted
by scores ot your sex, desire 10 say 10
YOU. that am constantly meeting with
lbusr Who lave been treated
Tor ihulr alinrnt- for months With
ont being benefited in the lest, until
thrl have become perfectly discouraged
AMI have almost made up their mind
never 10 taxi auoiher dose Of medicine,
or be- tortured by any further treatment.
They hal rather die and have their sui.
iCIiuc. ended than to live and -uilGr as
they have. They siy they are worn
ont 10y suffering, aud are only made
worse by treatment, OF amy thin. more
discoura9iug, We certainly cannot con.
cClNr, aud we're there 10 more successful
inodr Of treating such difficulties than
that, the principles OF which teach the
reducing aud depicting oi the vital forces
Of the system, when the indications die
tate treatment directly the reverse OF
the ono adopted Tor them their case would
be dcplorahlc indeed. But, lady sufferers,
there l. a better aud lar more successful
plan Of treatment Tor YOU one more in
harmony with the laws and requirements
oi your system. \ harsh, irritating
csuslic treatment aud strong medicines
Viii never cure you. II You would use
rltInItul aIIfl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02
Samaritan Hsrvins,

The great Nerve ConQuror, cures Epileptic Fits;
Nervous Disease the only known positive REM
edy for Epileptic Fits. II has been tested by
thousands aud has never been known 20 fail In n
for circulars Civ NJ evidence Of cures
Address, DIR. s. A. RICHMOND,
l0-lh.dly Rnx TAI, 81 iOssnh, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02
TUESDAY MORNING., Q O'CLOCK, /
nuAaasS 1924

lCkSDAH MONNINO, y CLOCh.
January 4, 1876.
The hoard met pursuant to adjourn.
meut. Present-COmmlssloners Thomas
Wilson, chairman; George W. Summons
end James l.. Sanders.
Il 10 ordered that the following persons
he appointed road supervisors for 1876 IN
lieu or those appointed on the 9th day Of
this term, viz:
Robert Carcpdcr, supervisor, district
No. I, In place OF A. j. Goalty, declined.
John Holden, supervisor, district No.
., in place Of john Ncalon, removed
from district.
salmon Lakewood. supervisor, dis.
trj4 No. II, In place OF w. 4. Daily, and
Pix Calltns, Supervisor, district No. II,
n plaSs Of A. J. Lollcss. removed from
district.
Thereupon the bosr,l adjourned until
= o'clock, AIM, tomorrow.
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FRIDAY MORNING? o'clock,

January 1tb, 1876.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present-same officers AS on yes.
terSiay.
II is ordered u,st the places tor holding
post office, and ut Unity TO George W.
shorts store In Sandusky, III said pre-
dnct.
ThereupOn the board adjourned to
meet tomorrow morning at o'clock,
AIN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02
MONDAY MORNING, Q o'clock,

JduuAIy luiI, lcso.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Preseut-same officers as on Saturday.
1t Is ordered that the bill Of K. II. Cum
bingham amounting to $50, for 10 pairs
VI blankets tor the county jail be and 10
hereby allowed.
Thereupon the board adjourned until
y o'clock, AIN, Tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02
TUESDAY MORNING 0 O'Clock,

January llth. 1876.
The board met pursuant 10 adjourn
Ineut.
Present-same officers rs on yesterday.
II 10 ordered that the report of VIM.
Dunnlng, supervisor Of road district \ O.
10. for the year 1875 be and is hereby p.
proved.
1t is ordered tina, the following bill.
he allowed and that orders therefor
b drawn upon the county treasury &c.
cordingly, viz:
Perry Powers. buggy hire on &C
count Of roads. "...."......."....-s IL w
James l.. Sanders. services onac-
count Of roads aud bridges. %
q. w. SamipOns, services Oh ac-
count OF roads and bridges.....- 3 90
d. Hartman, clothing for pris-
Oacfs.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
&c. Lynch, county clerk, ex-
press charges on books and
lAnbS....-..-.....".... 80
Il Is ordered that the bill Of T.. Smalling
q Bro. amounting to ISL 10 for bridges
and labor and material for same be aud
10 hereby rejected.
II Is ordered that the report Of T..
Smslling supervisor OF road district No.
II for 1915, together with the bin accom-
panyinG same, amounting 10 SO 81 he
and the same are hereby rejected.
II Is ordered that the report OF Jacob
&. Lynch, county clerk, on fees earned
and collected to december |, 1875, he,
and the same is hereby approved and II
10 further ordered that warrants be
drawn upon the county treasury for
1913, Sa3 and 500 in full, and per report
and bills filed there with in iiyor of said
Jacob G.. Lynch.
n. l.. a, LII g
nois Central Hospital tor INSANE, tor
clothing furnished John Wittis, N, aud
IL hereby rejected.
II 10 ordered that an order bc drawn
upon the county treasury In favor OF
Charles Cunningham, late county treas
urer, Tor the sum OF Slsl SO, being bal
ancc due him troui the general fund a.
per luis report approved Dec. 7, 1879
Thereupon the board adjourned until
so'clocl, am, Tomorrow.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, ? o'CLOCH,
January Il, 1876.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
usnt. Present--same officers y. on yc,,
lrrdxy.
It's ordered that the collectors book
tor the year 1875, filed by the county
clerk. BE- aud are hereby approve.
II Is ordered that the county clerk
keep IN . book, provided for that put
pose, accounts with supervisor o' al
road districts for all tools and fund, u
their possession.
In 10 ordered that whenever the sheriff
arrests any person for Ofienses committee
In sny other county, he will be requestct
10 return said prisoner Immediately L
the county In which the Ofiense has beel
committed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02
SATURDAY MORNING, . o'clock,
January Sth. 1876.

The board met persuant to adjourn
meut. Present-ssme officers rs Oh yes
tsrdav.
The hoard met and adjourned until
Monday morning, the 10Th inst, for pur-
pose d inspecting roads.
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WEDNESDAY MonxIxc, . o'clock. ;

WEDNESDAY MORNING, . o'clock.
January 5th. 1876.
rhe board met pursuant to adjourn
u,ent. Preallt-same officers rs on yes
terlay.
II l. ordered tia. the following bills he
allowed, and orders therefor be- drawn
upon the county treasury accordingly,
viz:
Dr. =. ". Kcnfro, for medicinc~
furnished Mary Iiueston,a pau
per .....................> ~
Willis 4 Ford, repairing bridge. 10 Do
Sohn Heater, boarding Mary
Hurston, q county paupcr, IN
full q bill. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 10
Ulia Hardwood, use Of wagon
AMI team ............................ 200
Thercnpon tho board adjourned until
9O'clock am, tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02

THURSDAY MoRHiSd. . O'Clock,
January itb. 1876.
The Board met pursuant " adjourn
newt. Prcsent--sxtuc oilicyrs ~ on yes
tertiAy.
Il Is ordered that the following bills b.
allowed, and orders therefor bc drawn
upon the county treasury accordingly.
viz:
John Hodges, cuttin. out road...S1?5 10
Henry G. Wagner, 10 days labor
projecting Sexton creek bridge IL 90
f1,ereupon the board adjourned TO
meet Tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-02

January 18th. 1876.
The bonsd mst pursuaat 10 adjourn.
meat. Pesent-sSme cfyicefs ~ on yes.
terday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. IA. 1876
ordinary ios1s Sst EsssiPss Ieis ssios; sss
coastwise. III. Sales ,42S. Stock. 7ol2o
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. H. 1876
orG G1p & Ns 9 ST b %sns o coed
Expors-To the Continent S424 coastwse. 4.25I Sales
-'''0 MosrLE, Feb II. 1876
Cotton steady middli1g, i2c low middling iic good
Soastwisc i6Oa Sales, 1870. Stock, u.s.
sAyAsNAH, Feb. H. 1876.
IL 9'82ec good ordinary 10 l32c Net receiptA 2,o3s
s4s. stock, 75,sss - - - S'''
Cotton quiet; middlIng l2]se IL e-ec low niddiins,
h2e good ordinary 0ss l9%s Net receipts 2oS
1000 STOCK. 81, isl.
Flour steady sales 100 bbs ut 81 IS for No spring
81 for snber winter 81 Is white winter 81 double
ON private terms No Milwaukee club held at 81 40 No
white Michigan AZ 81 IS extra Do at 81 IS Corn unchanged
Canada hsd at 81 oe No Bay at 81 Il No oaaadS
dlings $50 So
Stocks in store and ahoat--wheat Is2s G2s bushels;
peas cas- os1 49, o NAL. Co. a. S. 49, To 81
bushels coFn 3 COO d oa s92 sS Ts ss 1893
DO. shipmenis-F1our 500 bbs wheat 23OJj bushels;
S2ei and Unchanged Wheat rm and in good dcmaSS f
sales 500 bushels No Mlwauee club a. 81 o3 LOO Do
100 do Green Bay at 81 81. and 1000 do white winter
cars ar I NEW ~ s on track ost u nSecd Ry ssss q
lccted Barley quiet but firm sales LOO bushels Canada
81 O3, 900 do. private Pork dull S2l
Tor heavy mess Lard quiet at l3Ac Highwines nomi-
nay ST. - . -
Flour quot but srn wheat easier bat ID COED demand;
No. Chicago spring 81 %; No. do, 81 o3, spo sales
81 OOls 81 O21s, March closed at 81 Ok March,
81 O59s May; No do. size. s45sc; rejected 73c.
Corn-No linked 4c spot Al 40. March. f2c April Oats
steady and unchanged Barley unsettled and lower sales
sc spot &c March Rye quiet and unchanged seeds
Dressed hOgsDcmald good az tall prices.
al 50 To- Pork-Demnnd fair and prices have adj
yanced sales Ell spot and March. 81 30 April S2 %
S2l 90 Nav. Lard steady <2 80 spot Si2 80
March. s2 80 April Bulk meats steady with fair de-
mand shoulders 97xc.. short rib mddes 1l3ec short
clear nddles liNc Whiskey steady and unchanged at
81 Recepts-Flour 1000 bills wheat 50 OcD bushels;
corn % OJO do oats 24OOO do. barley, do rye
400 DO. shipments-Flour 5000 bbls. wheat 1900
bushels corn, 700 do. 1s.O)O do; barley 5000
do rye TOO do the afternoon call Of she wheat
was higher 81 O3f for February 81 OK for March,
81 O5 u for May Corn &c higher Oats unchanged Pork
dull and prices shade lower S2i 27Js or April Lard
oeales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-15

bids. and boxes Nos 70 H. silc asr; DO moIas,es.
common 70 ''1 prime re He seF'o s9 'slS 9 &
Ssse: crasS.s rs. standard A ehe a s.le. on a.
loAe Gus Loaf lie
market quiet but seady We note saes fgiO0O ls
Poe nsaieln az lsc. quoted al l3c for ordinary and
TALIow-Reeepts IS hhds and i49 bills TIE market was
quiet but steady Al &C. for ordinary and oie 0ic Tor
prime Thesaea we're 80 hhds and 5000 lbs prime AZ
RmsKrY.-Roceipts-74 bbs vhlstev ~ IA hirb
wines and ~ DO alcohol Tie market quiet bis
FRFiGnTsThere was nothing Of special interest accom-
pshed IN this market on the berth tonnage fof char
fact, II any. was more triang particularly IN the
use and rates for same were arm Chareriup TONNAGE
for transatlantic voyages in fair supply there WIS
braced TO liverpool per steam, 1000 bushels grain
PySss terms ga9sSa a. ga n Se,0P sas Sg PS
81; Zoo b6ls aoar. Is g. To Rotterdam per steam
The charters Comprised an American bark hence Java
with 1900 cases refined petroleum on private terms,
with 5000 do. Soc bark 7OOtons register, nom
Boston London with general cargo. lump OF
81 500 serling schooner $50 tons reported hence q
philadelphia with bone charcoal 81 p per the vessel
reported in the market hence 10 santander has been pre-
yorsy reported BY us In former issue az o 90 Tor Dds
name Norwegian brig repored honce TO Cork for orders
with 1000 bbs do. at s. sd Swedish brig from Bat
=. e per Sqshe bark St9 tons reported with Ice from
hence Hsyi and back at 81 $50 and port charges
one los tons out only at $50 gold, aud port chargcs
shocks 26c and empty hhds 81 one to staten Island
from Harmon harDOr. with ice al OF Sll 20
New York and Phladep ha from Parkers Head 81 81 20
per ton thence Roanoke Island schooners
$50 and l60 tons respectively from Nova Scotia Barba-
dos with lumber, at 81 gold per NJ $50 from st.
Domingo to Boston, - 50 and i6O tons,
voyage 81 Of 500 TONS reported from Ashley
River 70 Weymouth with phosphate, at 50 two 502
aud 244 respectively from GeorgetOg Philadelphia
at 81 400 thence 10 Norfolk ice at 81 %
per 1873 tons. with ice from Round Pond. Me-.
Hog Island n. G., 81 so; 90 Philadelphia. from
Bucksport Me- 81 25 per AT tons reported from
Weymouth 60 Savannah with guano. at So thence
Wilmington. with do at s. so from Cnarleston Wey
mouth, with phosphate 50 so tom 497 TONS from
Woods Hole to Savannah. at 81 TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-15

AT the second meeting Of the creditors Of Alexander
Stein, manufacturer OF furniture, which held yes
terday at the Office Of Register Fitch, No 3+5 Broad
way the creditors agreed TO accept twenty-five cents
on the dollar, cash. Mr.. STEMS liabilities we're stated
TO DO ST3, 436 81, and his assets s2l, $40 30.
Messrs Porter Bliss dealers in boots and shoes Of
No ,25j Broadway, made assignment yesterday TO
Asa ~B. Stewart Liabilities, sl4,23) 30; nominal
assets sl2, 7G7 a; actual assets, s7,s7J %
T. s. Baker provision dealer, In Brooklyn, has made
an assignment
Tho failure OF Otto HenscheI furniture dealer, OF No
26. Bowery. was announced yesterday.
Messrs. Walsh Field, ship chambers, OF No. 70
south street and Henry Selling dealer tobacco OF
No i73 Front street. have made assignments
A meeting OF tho creditors OF Mossrs. Obrieght h
We'll shirt Manufacturers, Of No 81 Leonard street
who falled last September, held yesterday thl
Office OF Register Williams, No. Warren street
Messrs. Thomas D. Adams and Daniel u. Davis wore
appointed assgnees The liabilities were stated to b
S4s 900, the nominal assets ST. 900, and the actual
assets about Sl2 800.
The arst nesting Of Tho creditors OF Clark Russell
dealers In ribbons, which was 90 have taken place
yesterday al the Office OF Register Allen, No. ia
Broadway. was postponed until the 28th mss
The second meeting OF the creditors Of Denny Hun
tailor wall take place at the Office OF Register Alien
NO. 1872 Broadway, the 9Th proX
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