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paseute wsrseu fiis erfimoer ermirft.

zen beretuet. g. s. 6 %. &. Sotparo,
&r. 18, ecouofra6e. Der Sof 9esen!iber.
(5e6r2, l2Jfte) SueiS@ S@3iireau in gaibin9ton, S,e
ar. Sseurt Serabeau, or eminsnte RtaHlt, Sr@
- saulit uno @onponiit, fsiber Don bier. beabitdb'
tiqt 3laIien iur Yia IN iptel, 9e lau9 uno
Sarmonie in Snabe's s Sc ertaufSlotal
tu auaeme7eneu Sreiieu Su etridbten, iotuie oud9
Bripaz llnterrdyt in, Sdue Der S6iler gu ertbeteH.
0a er Gin 0iebt,iner IT. 10 itehen benz Brofeor I'M
9serbdttniIle gum 6ofen giufiter srSBere Sortbete
bet'm Iusbiloen Der Stimme Su @ebote. Nabere
ausfunit in Us. auabe's SerfGufS idlen.
(6ebr.4, ,tWtD
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Sohu Vi, Tprrejt's

Origiaat= 70 d b 10 er%2 heer
turtrt 0uiten Grtdltuug, boien Sals, Setiertetu p
ihnener, ais irseuo elm aEberes betaRntes 9elmttet
Otan periuGe i'm! Yrei6 80 Gents. gu haeen IN
ouen slnnthefen. (Tebr.2 2,2UfeO
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Sein G6mers! Seine 8eiabr! 3ein
NehISd,td0t

Die "Colton Dentol-Association" iit INNER erf
sOlsreid, 3dbne obue Sdrer,en aussustebsn. Die
sro6ttn 3peiE.r t6nnen lid uou oieier GbutIade in
Den sirnmerH Wr. 81. sseitssanetteIisass, aosF'
SeuQfu. (S50n. u, b UteI)
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s6,ifS alti oetsf Sfraftoe.

gSaibiugtou, 8. Utars. - Der Seobs
a9ter auf Der Equalization Su Sarnegat be-
rid)tet, bas Der @apitGu Der 8ettuugsmeuns
iGaft oieler Citation pom 9eudtbluie aus nm
8 llbr gta6mittags ein 9roBe8 Sd,iff etna
18 Weilen iiiSlid auf Dem StranOe bemertte.
yfGhere NQdlrihten fehlell.
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WerIangt:

pon ameenebmeu MeuBesem, weIte anger Se:
itdftisuus iiuo, aber 2nit Sur arbett baz
ben, nm als Golieitoren fur Die
.SontiusnteI =2eDenspesiid,erunss Gpmp.
poH Refuz 9ort"
Su a1bsiten.
Bs- Senntniiie bonn @eihaEte iino nitt notbpen.
dig. Gin sutes Saidr ODER Gommiion tpiro sesez
ben. gtdhere austunit bel
&. gs. 2cneles, 9eitdftsiiibrer,
ober Geo. 2S. Burton, Staats=aseut,
(57-9D yr. 38 uno AZ, Eof-Sffce=2lueuue.
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GmropGiI6s &a6el6erit5te.
9er meme @efamate eana.

N0n O II, 8. Wfdr5. : DIE yyfelp5" lagt,
baB Die grneunung oe8 t6rn. 81. s. 0ana,
jun.. als @elanbten in @uglanbI cine Der &c.
ceptabelften 1T, Die gemaft peroen fonnte.
@s belebe auf'8 Scene Die TRADITION, MGnner
BON literoriidem 8ufe nit mid]tigen @brer=
dmtern 81 beflei0en. 6r. Dana merbe ber3=
lid pillfomnlen geheiBen perben. Die @i=
nenuung idetne etne geiunbe &eaftiOn auf
Sctten Derer, neldle StelIen su pergeben
baben, su befunoen. - Die yStmeS" ia9t,
baB Yrditbent @rant our9 Die grnennung
bes 5rn. g. $. Dana gum yta6folger oeS
oru. Sd)end einen fir Amerita cbrenpoQen
unb fir auoere 2dnoer aagenebmen Sfritt
getban bat. Gin amerifanli9er @eianbter
f0nnte feiue before accreOitiue bringeu, ais
es burd ben Iiterariihln 8uf Oe8 |6rn. Dana
Qeidlleht,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09

Qatao Sra ttea.-nnierp pctent pertauft h beoeuz
" teno in Rep. gort; i'm @rnseu uno tletnen 3u
baben bel Der "Wonumental 0attenz va BRIT:
eSefeIjdaft," SIR. 80, S.@gutaipftr t6ebi3,tVt)
or. 1obertfon. Nr. 10, 9 iib.gutanf Ii BE-,
~bebanoet ipe5iel ale arantbetten Der lrin' Or@
adue orsanl6e Sbtpdtbe. nerpoie S6pdte, por=
seitoe5 alter uno aue Neruenfrantbeittu, ipelte
purd, iusenolite lInbeornenJeiten berriibrsn 9irs
lid entftanoene &ront6eiten iduen furirt. Serren,
tuelte ft Or. u. anoertrauen, tonnen ih perfihert
balten, oab e pi'ienIbaitlid uno aufrd,ti9 beban=
belt neroeu. Siireouitunoen: SIP nbr Df9s., "a
ubr Ratu,. uno 6-9 nbr slbos. (6ebr2l ,t2OaeD
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06m sore oes s,mnoesidalId,ifes -:santata

urb nod eine 6sItrdnfte 4nBabI anaben fur bic
Slotte ouisenomreu. sic miiisn hber f6 Sabre
uub unter II Sabreu ait ein uno einen suten ttll'
den Gbaratter babeu. auInobm e=Sesetn iino ouf
Der rSuniata"<nahe Senoerions Werfte, Sel's
Boiut. Su bobeu. g. .. Greene, eommanoeur.
(Viirk2 .1Vltt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09

9r. o. s. Wonre's Ippthefc, RorS,Def gte
bet ISdrt< uuo 9egin9 9tonitrGBe. III nab SIR. 1874,
eerinstonz, 6 Shiiren pefttif Don @arttruBe.
perlest iporoen. sRoorr's Bouauet=@oto9ne eine
SpeSidiitat, (5tbri6, ,1UdO
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S,esiaI:VcH3.
J..
Sd

mir bic CienfletItnnsen oss berii6mten Sru. Spps
mann, berio gut in ben faibionablsu areiien uns
fsrer gtabt befanutih, ensasrt baoen, 10 tDl,o un@
fer 3uinueioer Departement fsruerhiu uuter Der
jpesiefen 9eituns osfislben ssiihrt merotn.
albert g. Wettee & Comp, G6neioer,
yr. 122, gSehs Haaette',
"a on hrtta Jhiire nherhnIh YnrfsS trnfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09
staotrntbs sWcrbanolunaei,.

Ser erlte 3peig uerlamuelte iId) ge-
Fern AbeHO inter 6ru. GENTS SOriiB.
lleberipieien mur0eu: Betltion, Dem 9r.
s. S. Srlano $50 fir GrStltdbe 0isnIte, bic
er im noro0ltlldJen Statlonsbauie mGbren0
Der lebten Wipucte lctitete, Su bemlQiQeu
Serid)t Der O0. 5aS. s. Dtauning & So.
Qeaen ben 8erIdlt be5 Sta6t- @ommliiGr8 BE
i9merbe fiibreno; Sroonnans, Die g8aiIers
rate fir 0ampf= =Gr5Mgllng anf 50 pro Yier>
oetraft felt5uieeen; Sroounan1 Betrefi8 DIE
uelllrdng, Bhaiterung uuO RaHoteinlegung
III aice~ anunaBe, 5mllden @ar0lueiiraBe
un0 GeEtrnl~ Noenue, HnO ebenio III Sobns,
3luIit1en 3opniene- uno WtcDte6enltr.
Bom UtGpor ging elu SdJrelben etu, mo-
rim er oem 3metge mlttbellt, oaB CT cine glnz
Sabl pom Staoratbe paiIirter YeidluIIe ge
nebmlgt babe.
0lerauf traten bei6e 3peige 3u genlein=
ifaftli9er Slsung 5uiGmmeu.
- SIN 3netten 3 meIg c berl6tete Sr.
Sellmann etnen BeIdluB, Dem u. il. 8rnu=
ger 5u geitatteu, Dor ielnem 6auie an Der
28eit -SalttmoreltraBe etnen Srunnen 5u 9ra.
ben. Qngeuommen. - 0e5gl. elm BerIdlt
ee8 6rn. Saidmcgcr, aui Den @deu OerSloole=
unD Sono Der Caroline uno Sobn. un0 ber
8iooIez uno @anltraBe 6lieSplatteu 3u legeH.
Ses9l. Elm SelbluB oe5 Srn. Seumaun,
ami -oer @de Der 9iImor. uno PreltOnlraBe
6lteSplatten 5u legen.
Ra9itebenOen Bei6liiien uuS &erorOs
nuugen OeS eriten 3pei9eS trat Der Stpeite
bel: Dem 9. y. Nobelen 81 gciatten, DOT
.Jtr. 8, Yoft,Shtce.2lpeuue, einen 8arbters
pfabl aufSuittueH; bic &ommiliGre fir Die
Correction bon SoneS' 6dllen 81 erm6dti-
gen, @runoctgentbum al ben bei0en lliern
oer 5dl(e ell erprOpriiren uuo nit Den GUr-
rettiOH8arbeiteU 81 beginner.
SeiOe 3wetge pertGsteu iid birauf bis
ROutao oeu 49, NqrR
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sic 0lnfed1tilt1o Ocr SfnotsmnfI.


SIN 5pelten &egt5latur 0ttrite murSe ge,
fern Die 3eu9enuernebmung Sur GuttrGitung
Der @uSia9eu, meld)e BON ben Die Staats
mabl aniedteuben ,,9feformCru" porgebrodt
poroeu, Dor 8tdter SuomOeu iOrtgelett.
Bolu;lt 9auta B, 0tc@lellan iagte ou8,
oaB er an Gage Der SBabl i'm ,. Se{irfe Der
8. g8aro ltattonWt gcweieu. Die auigeiteute
Bebdurtnug, bHB an Den Stlmmtdien in
ienem Be3irte ell 9teger nie0erldlaQeu nor.
pen, entbebre jeg!ider S8aarbeit. IS ieieu
mGbreaO OeS 9anSen Eage8 fepie 9iUbcIt0s
rungen i'll Dem betrciienoeu GeSirie por9ez
tommen. SOmohl peiBe, mie iarbig; 8iir
ger hdtten HGSeblu0ert 9ertmmt.
0tid]ter Yeter IS. &rene er5Gblte, oaB eY
am Gage Der 2Sabl SuIdurg in Die Jldbe oe<
yDfargl sJnItitutS" gctoulldtn Jet uuO oc=
lelbit Smei BlItoleni6uiie pernOmmen babe
Oiebrere Ntdnner ieiCu fur; baraui aui elnen
meiBen DtQnm, Der ans elmer gSunoe biutete,
eiuQeorruQeu, aber ote Bo(isifeu udreu idncG
bel Der 6ano Geweien, 6dtteu Ocn ourgeregteu
B0beI 3irildgetrleben mo cen SermHuoeten
i'll Gtpt gCuommeH.
Yoli,iit GarlOS be3euqte, onB CT Id) nah.
reuO ot8 ganSeH Cages i'm 2, 8e3irfe Der s,
2Barb autgebaIten, abe nidt geeben babe,
oaB ir9eu6 Ssuano WiBbanoelt moroen iel.
2aGSem $ottSiit penrb 6u(ler nod OH
ausiage gemadt, caB bic g8abl i'm 4. 8:3irte
Der 8. Baro auBerorOertIid1 rubiq Dor it'd
ge9ansen, wurce Oas mettere Scrb0. bis
beute perta9t,
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1leberid)tp enti,sina tat gett<
GnQl1tt0.

Glare m mt, N.-p., 8. W{dr3. = SIN
@onnecticuttbal berridlt eine beceutenoe ueber-
idmemmuna. Ser 3ug BON @oncorb fabr
bur6 II 8uB ttefeS gSaier. gfan befiir9tet
arofeu Sdaoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09

SO fz@reet, SIS, 8. MdB.-@in nit
8aumpoue befradteteS Saiff, rpabri9einli9
Der Ontario" pon 2onoou, lief bel Gong
8ead) nabe 2ittle-gg9 5arbOr beute friib nm
l llbr auf ben Strano. j3pei Der Soote oes
6abr3eu9e8 nit einem Sbeile Der Manni9aft
AM Born tuurben iifer selanbet. Sin orittes
Boot, ihmer belaoen, lit i'll Sid)t, l6ent fi6
aber ipegen Der bobeu 8rauOung, 81 lanoen.
Der Ontario" lie9t geraoe ge9eniiber Der
0tettungs .Station Scr. %, uno Elm S0ot ii
linn 71 Sii(fp ob1e5dift morDeu
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-23
$4,000.

Ten thousand dollars worth OF goods
at cost | will commence this day re-
failing the large and valuable stock OF
goods, consisting Of clothing, ladies' fur
nishing goods. gents furnishing goods
standard dry goods, fancy goods, jewclry,
etc, at the old stand of Hebron Il We'll,
for cash at actual cost. No goods dcliv-
cred until paid for.
will make it an object for merchants
to buy these goods in jobbing lots, for
cash ia hand, in quantities to silt.
am authorized also to receive bids
for the next ten days for the purchase
in bulk OF all that portion of said stock
which shall remain rnsold on the morn
Ing of March lllh. Now is the time To
buy. GEORGE FISHER,
Provisional Assignee Of Hebron 4
We'll, bankrupis
Cairo, Feb. 3, 1876. 3.3-li
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oar Appropriation

Hon. Mr.. Hereford. chairman OF IT,,
Committee on Commerce, returned ID
Washington on the 10th inst, having been
absent from his place III the House about
two weeks. lie now proposes to go 10
work ON the western riycrs and harbors
appropriation question. lie will report
within two week he say sand recommend
about $1,000 900. The Cairo bill is before
a subcommittee. Of which Mr.. Hereford
Is chairman. and will, We have no doubt
BE- recommended to the full committee,
which will secure for 1t favorable re-
port to the House, which will make it u
success. We expect to be able to say to
our citizens within few weeks: "IIere-
ford has fixed u.s. Mr.. Ilartzcll will. as
a matter Of course. keep after the chair
man of the Commerce Committee, and
give him no peace until he has given us
the appropriation.
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All Chronic Di.cae. tUgci
~ DIR. HULII.

III DIR. III IN.
lie is located in Cairo, Illinois, and j.
still calling on you to be healed. Why
will you die of old chronic diseases, when
you can be cured with 30 little cost or
money. DO not give it up yc:, for there
j. still balm in Gilcad. Cairo i the
place to come to he cured OF all your
aches and pains.
! am now prepared ut my office To give
mcdlcatcd baths, and persons Wishing TO
receive such, will call at my Office ON
Eighth street, No. -, from the hours of
. pm. till . pm. Also PLAN baths, hot
baths, warm baths. cold baths. or VapOr
baths. Also persons having thc con-
sumption or week lungs, and wishing 10
receive medicines by inhalation, can re-
ceive the treatment at my office, this be-
ing the only true way OF getting mcdi
cine direct to the lungs Also treat dis
eases OF the eyes of years standing, and
the blind has been made to see by my
treatment. All diseases Of the skin |
cure. Fistula cured by me without the
use of the knife. Ii you have cancer,
come and be cared. All private diseases
in the shortest time, cured by me. In
short, for all chronic diseases of the hlI-
man system, go to Dr. llultz ii you wish
to be cured ! compound and prepare all
my medicines at my office. 1t Is said
that practice makes perfect. ] have been
thirty years n practicing physician.
All letters aud communications shall
be confidential aud promptly attended to
by me. Direct Dn. lluLT2,
No. q Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois.
1-lD-u3m
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HOUSES
-NNb--
DWELLINGS
-o1Nrrr
ro1 RENT

dwelling house, rooms, lu lots
enclosed. in good order. on Twenty
fourth and Walnut streets. Rent low to
a good tenant.
dwelling house. I rooms and base
mont. on Poplar street, between Thir
tocnth and fourtcculh streets. Rent
Sl2j0.
sl-Iwu t,hrmcut- on west -idr oi Com
mcrcial avenue near Finn .'rcot, suitable
Tor shop and dwelling. Rent tcrcach ,,
per month.
dwelling house, = rooms, uu fuh
trcct near walnut, in good repair, Rent
$3.50 per month.
-Cottagc. > rooms and kitchen,
TWcnly-iir.t street, near sycamore
north side. Rent -. per month.
Two small houses, northwest corner
Fifteenth and Popular. i!.ul lpw.
Basement of brick building, wc,, side
OF Washington nycnur near Eighteenth
street, five room. IN good condition
Rent low.
--Building on cas, >ilc OF Commercial
avenue, near Tenth street, suitable lur
carpenter shop. Cheap r,ni.
Buildug ON west side OF Commercial
avenue, near Twelfth street, old "City
Hail." Rent very low.
Tcncment>, offices and rooms in yari-
ou> locations. Rents low.
Lots and lands for sale or lease.
JOHN q. llARMAN ~ Co.,
Real Estate Agents, corner Sixth aud
Lcycc streets. 3-lj-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-23

It il now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the laundrcss. No. II Fourth street. be.
tween Washington and Commercial ave.
nucs, has one of the best conducted laun-
dry establishments in the eity, and land
lords OF hotels and boarding houses will
find it TO their advantage 10 call upon
her. Her prices are As follows Hotel
and boarding-hou-c washing - cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are as
follows Single shirt and collar Zoe: per
dozen, soc; socks. &c: two collars, jc !:
two haudkerchicl., &c: vests. 20c: and
all gentlcmcn'S wear. soc. per dozen.
Ladies plain calico dresses, 25c; calico
dresses with extra trimmings, soc; white
dresses, II 2jc ladies undcrware, fine
and.coar.c, 81 % per dozen. l-23-if.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-23

The S"H says we said, the county and
city can get no rclci from the courts,
and cannot do so for the reason that the
supreme court has taken the "kcrncl'
out OF the grab law. We didn't. We
SAID we could not say to the courts /:
"Ilc state made us Il promise: because
OF that promise we made promise to
certain railroads the supreme court will
not permit the State TO observe the prom
Use 1t made TO us; therefore we ask you
to permit us to not regard the promise
we made to the certain railroads" We'll,
we could say this to the courts, but the
courts would certainly reply: "Nou
must make good your promise
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-23

Geo. A. llowlcy, Deputy United
States Marshal for the Southern District
OF Illinois, is in the city.
MIR. John Fulton and wife have re-
turned TO Cairo. and will make this their
home in the future.
ELDER" John Lindsey, Eureka, lii
nois; I. &. Barns, Cincinnati, and Geo.
o. Richardson, Indianapolis, Indiana,
were among the guests registered at the
st. Charles hotel yesterday.
=. 4. Nixon, st, Louis, is at the St.
Charles hotel.
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Trllstce.a Snlo

Whereas stephen B. Ward and WIFI no
their deed dated March 18th. ls73. AMI
recorded on page 272 in book SO" of Trust
Deeds, In the Recorders office oil Alexander
county. Illinois, conveyed to the unde :.
signed. lots numbered thir y-seyen az AMI
thirty-eight CIs), in block numbered twenty
seven 4. IN the FIRST Addition to the city (
Cairo, Illinois, 10 trust, to secure the M,
ment Of a certain note therein described.
Vow, under the provisions OF said deed, de-
laui' haNin" been ma IN .lIe payment IT
sald note, the undersigned viii offer said
property Tor sale. at auction. to the highest
bidder Tor cash. at the Court House door,
IN thc cry et Cairo, Illinois, ut . O'CLOCK
y, m. of Monday. April l,th, lsTG. for lila
purpose Of said trust.
ALFRED u. SArPoRp.
Trii'tec and Mortgage,
GREEN n GILBEIT. Attorneys
CAIRO. Ills, March H.. 1875. VISITED n,
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The BULLETIN has for sale one hundred
iounts of job type, including many series
that are now generally in use in the first.
class job Offices of the United States. All
these iounts will be sold at half their
original cost. Many of them are com.
plctc and almost new, embracing a large
variety, among them being Payson
scripts, Eureka texts, title text open.
Phidian, trimmed black, monastic, broad
gauge, Egyptian, bank note italic. Tus
can. cngravcrs' open, Celtic, French
clarendon, etc. We offer these founts
for sale because we are fast renewing the
material of the BULLETIN job office with
the latest faces, all costly and adapted to
city use. In few days we will send TO
our country friends circulars display ing
founts separately and in series, to which
will be attached price aud terms. Where
whole series are purchased special reduc
tons will be made. Orders tor job print.
Ing from country offices promptly filled
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-23

The SIN is troubled about Ham Irwin.
The Sun wants to know if he will run
for sheriff. We don't know; but if he
does he Will scoop the man on the other
side, sure as fate. When the Sun people
candidate opposed 10 him, down will
come the SIMS mans hopes Of election.
But sheriff irwin don't coniide his in
tentlons to us, and we don't know
whether he intend, to be candidate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-23
SIN Secl.iisS

Treasurer Blake is still in search of the
meaning OF Mayor Winters latest com
munication. The Mayor pcrsi,tently re-
fuses TO cnlghtcn the Treasurer. and no
body but the Mayor knows what the pur-
pose of that communication was. The
man of the S,o, probably knows. II he
don't he may induce hi, able lawyer to
search for the meaning OF Winter, the
Mayor, rs set forth in his cpistle to Blake
the Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-23
Dangerously III.

\ report was in circulation last even
ing to the effect that Mr.. Bernard
McMannus. WHO has been sick tor some
time with pneumonia, was not expected
to live. After some inquiry we found
the the report to be only too truc-that
Mr. McMannus was very low, and hi. re-
covcry considered doubtful. We hope
these fears may prove delusive--that Mr.
McManuus' recovery may be speedy and
complptp
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-23
Mortgages Sale.

v he cas-, George Cochran and Martha
\, Cochran his wife by their certain safe
mortgage, dated August 10Th, 1913, and re-.
corded on pages %0i, 300, 800, and 3)I, and
recorded in volume "J' OF mortgages, in
the recorders Office OF Marion county. Hi
nois murtgagcd To the undersigned, the
uoSthCHst quart = of the northeast quarter
section twrnlN-orc cd, township twh
~, north range one % cast, containing
forty tin) acres, and the west half of the
slut1wo.t uuir'cr, oi the southwest uulitcr
OF sCc:i n twenty-five (.al, township two
~, north range QUO ~ eat, containing
twenty l90J ne o., all situatod ~ the county
oi Marion, and - ur of Illinois, 10 secure
the Payment OF a certain note in said mort
gage specified: Now, under thu provisions
OF said mortgage, default having been made
IN the payment of said note, the llnders gu
ed will oii.r said above described property
for sale at auction. To the high,s bidder
for cash. AT the court house door, in Cairo.
Alexander county, III nois, at the hour OF
! o. lock p m, oi
Momdny. April i5th, 4. ID. 1870
Tor the pup IS in said mortgage set forth
WALTER liYsLor IRE isurer Mortgage.
Dated, CAIRO, ILL, March, % 1876.
GREEN Il GILBERT, Attorneys.
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Notice.

We will pay no bills contracted by any
employc of THE BULLETIN, unless the
same is made on written order signed
by the president or secretary Of the com
pany, and we will accept no order. given
by an employc of the company, tor any
purpose whatsoever
CArRo BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1875. II
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Board of Education Members.

Mc.srs. Stafford and Phillis 20 out ofthc
board of education soon. and Mr.. Phillis
refuses to succeed himself. Mr.. Stafford
will, we understand, consent to run again.
He i, good man for this positiOn--cx-
ccllcnt. He has the time and the inclina.
ton TO make good school officer, and
such an officer lac j.. We hope hc may
De- reelected. lie ought 10 be-.
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Death Of N. u. Goodrich

Mr. NJ. Il. Goodrich, general freight
and ticket agent of the Cairo & Vim.
ccnncs railroad. died at hi. rooms in this
city at . o'clock yesterday morning. Mr..
Goodrich was taken sick very suddenly
while on the cars a week or ten days ago,
when on his way home from New York
and on arrival here was carried from the
train to his rooms, at the corner OF Eighth
street and Washington avenue. He was
very sick fora few days when his disease,
pneumonia. seemed To abate. aud he
improved so rapidly that up to night be-
fore last he was considered out of danger
aud his speedy recovery seemed assured
But at about 10 O'Clock Tuesday night h,
took Il relapse, aud Notwithstanding
every thing that medical skill and kind
and devoted friends could 30 for him. lac
continued to grow worse, until about {
o'clock Yesterday morning, when lie
| died. Mr.. Goodrich had bscn connected
with the Cairo and Nincenncs railroad for
! about two years. and filled the position 10
which he was assigned with marked
| ability, aud 10 the entire satisfaction OF
the management Of the road. He was
about thirty-liye years OF age, and wa,
married less than a year ago. We I'M
derstand the remains will be taken to his
former home ut Auburn, New York, ioi
intermcnt. One of the sadde,t features OF
Mr.. Goodrich's death is the fact that his
mother now lies i'll in Chicago, and was
not aware even that her son was sick
The news of his death will prove terri
bic blow 10 her, and Mr.. Goodrich's
friends in this city are fearful of the re.
suits.
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,s Marshal's Sale in Admiralty

DuBLlC notice IL hereby given that Ia pursu-
! ancc OF an incrlucutory decree. ordering tn,
sale of The steamboat Governor Allen, her boats
tackle, apparel aud furniture, aud by virtue of II
eleven, issued ont of the district court of the
United STATES for the southern District of III,
Hos IN admiralty, directed 10 the undersigned
United states Marshal Tor sid district date!
Match liza. \. d. 1876; will offer for sale ~
public ycudur. nj the wharf ut the CITY oi'hifo,
Illinois, In sad district, 10 the highcsl AMI h.S'
bidder fN cash, ON the lst day of Aplil, A. =
l.ld. nj tea O'Clock, am. the following "'S
crlbc'l property to'wit'
The Steamboat GOycrnor A'ie"'
her hoais. tackle. apparel aud furniiur. 'ne SAINT
'''' ''' TpW ARD Il ROE,
4 ;, Marshal for Southern DISTRICT "' 'i''uo's
ny rEIER SAup, hepniy
Cairo, Illinois, March @3' io,n'
Gl,en \ Gilbert Proctor for Llhrlients'
3 2l-dlOi
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It /, the purpose of the Republicans to
organize their party la this county this
fall and cndcavor to elect a county ticket.
Let them. II the Democrats can be in,
duccd to do their duty we can defeat the
Brlhuappcr's by handsome majority.
Mr.. Pope Is not here, aud Mr. Mum i,
gone; but Col, Mckcaig remains to lead
the hosts ui his party 10 battle.
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Indeed

The SIN is glad to learn that Mr.. Hart
ported warmly by two or three New
England members of Congress. It MIR.
IIartzcll can get his bill out of Mr.. Here
iord's committee with favorable report,
few members will oppose it. We believe
a favorable report from the committee
will secure it, passage by unanimous
vote,