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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-01
rnE CAxsoNDALE MEETING

The 81. says Mr.. Oberly did not
speak at the Democratic mass meeting al
Caroondaie,on last Saturday. because Ger.
tain Insulting transparcncies were car.
ried In the procession. This Is not true.
Mr.. Oberly did speak but he spoke
briefly Hon. G. w. Wal! having occupied
the attention Of the large crowd In an
ADLER speech than Mr.. Oberly, with char.
'cteristic nodesty, will permit himself 70
ofiseve he could have delivered. Mr..
ooeriy was requested to address the
meeting and Was present at Carbonate
for that purpose; but It was sue a biz
meeting he bashfulIy shrunk from Ms
presence sosshed by the knowledge tina,
he was too little an orator to entertain !,
10 discussion Of the political issues o,
the dsy. II was bashfuiness, not trans.
parencies. that KEEP, John silen, at Car.
bendals.
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CAIRO,

The government people are at work
outside the Mississippi levee, aud coon
We VIII 10 longer have any reason 10 fear
The inroaCts OF the river. The current
will es turned away from the Illinois
shore, aud our city be made AS secure
from water De ii she sat upon hill. 10
Mr.. HartEell the people OF Cairo are in-
debted tor the appropriation which has
put this work in pro.ress-which has
driven away the tear that was uniyer.
sally felt in Cairo during the past year.
II, twelve months ago. We had been told
that Mr.. HartLell could and would Sc
cure this appropriation, not citizen OF
Cairo, would have liesitatcd to say: III
be does be sliall have my vote to return
him to his sea,." Well, Mr..
Hsr,lell did get the appro-
priation. Tic has saved our city
he has made IL secure against the fiood
OF the valley be has rendered it's future
success. To him our people owe a
great debt Of gratitude and we should
not fall to reward him Tor HE labor in GU,
interest. Cairo should give to Mr.. Hart.
Cell unanimous vote. Iiit don't, i, 1.
a.ezner than Paducah ever was or car
l DP
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T03pARArivE DEsr-pEAOCRAT.
&C AMI aEPC8L1CAS ExPENDa-

FT09kPARArivE DEsr-oEAOCRAT-
&c AMI REPCBLlCAS ExPENDi-
TUBES.
From March 4, l7se. to June 80, 1861,
the entire net ordinary expepses-of the
government amounted to Sl,5sl, s06,-
1854. From June SO, 1861. to June 80,
1875, fourteen years Of Republican rule,
the net ordinary expenses amounted to
S5,220. $50, 1895: AMI this is exclusive Of
the public or war debt; that IL. fourteen
years Of Republican rule cost the govern.
''mcnt moro than three times y. much
money as the whole cost OF the govern.
nicnt from l's9 to 1891, period OF seven
ty.two years. Blu. IL may be said that
the ordinary expenses OF tie government
during the war were necessarily in.
creased. That Is true. ind 10 make the
comparison fair, lei us take a period Of
ten years eInco the war; and we wish it
to be born in mind that we arc now
speaking of the ''nct ordinary expenses
Of the government, exclusive OF the IN.
tcrcst psij on tho public debt, which
amounted TO 81, coo, ooo, 900, and the sums
paid on the public debt itself. which
amounted to many hundred millions
more. Frou, March :, 1850, to
June 80. 1851, the expenses of the govern
ment--cmbracing period OF more than
seventy-two years, covering the war Of
1912, the Indian wars, and the Mexican
war. and the purchase OF Louisiana. the
great nortliwcstcrn territory, Texas. New
Mexico. Arizona. and California. amount
Ell as we have already shown, TO only
$l,5SI, 706, 1851. The net ordinary eS-
peusc OF the tour years OF Johnson's
was Sl.Ola, 4ao, 100 "a: six
years Of President Grant. Sl,o2l,s13.-
$50; making in ten years of
peace the enormous sum of S2,033.-
2a3,@l5.li. being nearly ouc.third more
than all the expenses of the government
for sevcnty.two years from 1889 to 1851.
including the war of 1919, the Indian and
Mexican wars; and If you add to tho or.
binary expenses OF the six years Of Pres
ident Grants administration the amount
OF principal and interest paid on the pub
lie debt, it will amount to S4.OOs. 43S. 4Ol :.
81; that is, more than two aud halt
times as much as the entire expenses of
the government from March 1, l7eo, to
June 80; 1861.
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ZADoK MITCHELL.-nOwu under bond tO
answer an indictment found against him
by the grand jury at a late term of the
United States court at Spring field, for
forging and appropriating pension
draft, drawn IN favor of another party,
which went through the mails to Locust
Grove, Franklin county. while he was
Postmaster there-was arrested at Car.
bondsle on Sunday last by Deputy
Unite1States Marshal Hill. Mitchell was
taken to Springfield.
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GOV. HAYES sole effort ia Congress was
made when he defended himself for not
being able to prevent his committee from
allowing the "BouligS claim" pro-
nounced by the supreme court utterly
fraudulent, and by Mr.. Washburne the
most fraudulent ever laid before congress.
The man whocould not light a fraudulent
claim in his committee or on the floor OF
congress. is put up by the Republicans as
the power that Is to purge the govern
ment Of its corrv,ptioHs.
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Senatorial District Ticket.

While much may DC accomplished by
these methods, il might encourage deiusive
expectations II withhold here the expires
son Of uy eonyi;ton that no reform OF the
eivil service ia this country viii, be COM
p.ete and permanent until its chief magic
rate Is eoas,isuticnally disqualified TOR re.
election: experience having repeatedly
exposed the futility of sclf.imposed restric'
tons by candidstcs or iucumben,s.
Through this solemnIty only can he be ei.
fectually delivered from his greatest tempia'
ton 10 misuse the power and patronage
with which the Executive il necessarily
eharged.-iFrom Samuel J. riiden's letter
~ acceptance.
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The feosid Rsmeeyst, OF . late dstf
says; "The other night ct the residsncl
OF Col. IDaersoll, while Blsiue wae his
guest, number Of gentleman called to
pay their respects to the distinguished
stranger. While one Of them was empty.
Ing lowing glass, the Colonel quietly
remarked, "well. boys, guess 1'ilden
has got US this time" Blaine hung down
his head. and tho Colonel continued,
III ! had not got started at Cincinnati ]
would not go through this CANVASS for all
the money in the Republican party
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ThE BULLEssN EsrABLIsHNEyI
YOA SALE

sm anxious 10 60 out OF the newspaper
aud printing business into another buei.
ness and therefore offer the whole BrLLE.
I'd Printing Esssblishmsnt-mschiuer,
tyres. buildings, aud good will Of ,h'
newspaper aud job ofiice-for sale upol
the easiest kind Of terms. This news
paper aud Job printing establishment !
the best appointed one Ia Southern III,
nois. and Is . money-making concern
Any one who wishes to engage In tn.
business will lind this to be an excellen
Opportunity.
ln.His " tie BcILEIis Office, Of Mr
E. 4. Burnett.
OCT. %. l676. Joss u. OSxELy.
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$3.50

9aaa Can't be made by every agen
~OOO every month In the business we
furnish, but those willing to work can easily
earn dozen dollars day right In their own To-
calttisa. Have no room 10 explain here. fusi-
ness pleasant and honorable, Women. boys
you complete outfit free. Tbs business pays
better than anything else. We will bear ca
pense Of starting you, Particulars flee. Write
and fce. Farmers and mechanics, their sons
and daughters. and all classes in need of paying
work at home, should write to us aud learn all
about the work at once. Now 10 the time.
Don't delay, Address TRrI a Co, Augus;.,
Maine,
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INsCRANCE.
= % . -- o. 80
INSURANCE.
Stafford, MORRIS
AND CANDEE.
-Csrersl--
Insurance Agents
% OHIO LEVEE.
City National Bank Building, up.stairs.
The Oldest Established Agency in eout
srn Illinois, representing ovar
S85 900 600
Mortgage sale.


Whereas, Emily Holmes of the City Of Cairo,
county OF Alexander, and STATE OF Illinois BIZ
her certain mortgage deed, duly executed, sc-
hnowledged aud delivered, bearing date IN.
seventh day OF october, a. D., 1873, and re-
corded in the recorders Office OF Raid county OF
Alexander, in volume tbook) ~" on page ls3
did convey unto the undersigne his heirs ana
assigns rs mortgage, the following described
property, situate In the City Of Cairo. county
Of Alexander, and State OF Illinois, to.wit:
Lot numbered Twenty-Five tl5) IN bloch num-
bered afty-one t5l) in the Lity OF Cairo sfore-
said, which said mortgage was made to secure the
payment Of one certain promissory note of the
said Emily Holmes bearing even date with said
mortgage, for the suIn OF dive hundred dollars
payable in two years after date, to the order
Of the undersigned, with interest AZ the rate oi
ten per cent, per snnum until paid: Aud
Whereas default has been made in the pay =
ineDt of said note. and interest. Now therefore
public notice 10 hereby given that on the eth
day of November A ID. 1875, at eleven O'Clock
m, at thu west door of the court house, In the
and State. Of Illinois, ! shall sell al
public sale TO the highest bidder for
cash, the said mOrtgaged nremiscs nnd all
benefit Of equity OF redemption OF the said
Emily Holmes. her heirs, ex' cutors. hdninIs-
traitors or ass gns therein, pursuant % the pow
ers and provisions in the said mortgage con-
tanned RobERr II. CUNNINGHAM.
CAIRO, H., Oct. -cd, is'o. Mortgage.
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Ar the late unvsillng Of the McPhcr-
con statue in Washington, Belknap and
Babcock were prominent among the per.
sons on the platform and shared the curl
osity and attention bestowed by the crowd
on Grant. Sherman and other noted per-
sonages.
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*. tehen The tr9its Of industry are
gathered for the use Of the toitsrs, thar
they are mol oasfed by the profigacy
fraud or pecutdtioa Of your pgJlc
aqents.-GOr. Jrlden.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-01

TENNESSEE has followed tie example
of Kentucky. All its state officers and
Democratic members OF congress have
endorsed Tildcn's letter OF the southern
claims.
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". d.aoai,cs the Resumption clause
.f the act Of 1915, aad soe here do.
mand It's repeal.-Na,ioaal Democratic
Platform.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-01

GES. GRANT intends to 90 to Galens Il
vote, for "moral effect
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-01

LOGAN breaches 10 the Vienna Repub.
ucans to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-01

iNdERsoIL talks to the Quincy people
to-day.
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TINE members Of the cabinet are re.
turning to Washington this week.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELCCrONs ,

Al IAltcL.
VIM. J. ALLEN. Of J.ei,s ~ county.
VIM r. CoOLBUA0H. Of t.oo' rTnn'y
ny DisTmcfs.
Fst pis't-Thomas Hoype.
ID. s. 8. Hayes,
ID -Arnc voss,
,th - rbos. B. Coulter.
tn - w. G. Green,
tth - James B. Eckels.
eth % -Gsc. ,. Martin.
stb "a g. w. Bullock,
th e Il. James,
18th :" -. W. Davidson,
nth - w. y. Ewing,
18th " Charles A Keyes.
18th - % A. Roberts.
i.th a. %. B. Fioklin,
18th - n. n. Bishop,
tc.h {" ~. J. Phillips.
18th - &C. A. walker.
18th - -. p. johnson.
Ieth 4" j. n. Crebs.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.


Eos Governor,
LEWIS STEWARD.
Of Kendall county.
For Lieutenant. Governor,
ARCHIBALD A. GLENN.
CT Brown conny.
For Secretary Of State,
o. y THORNTON.
For Auditor,
JOHN HISE
CT Cook county.
For State Treasurer,
GEORGE oUNDLACH,
Of Clinton county.
For Attorney General.
EDMUND LYNCH,
Of Logan county.
Congressional District Ticket.
For Congress,
WILLIAM HARTZELL.
Of Randolph county.
ros Member State Board OF Equalization,
OLIVER p. HILL,
cf Union county.
Senatorial District Ticket.
For state S.rs,or-Fi;,ieth District.
JESSE WARE,
Of Union county.
Sc; Representatives, IT, the Lesis!atars.-f ifissa
District.
ALExANpER H. IRWIN,
VI Alexander.
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NATIONAL pEaeocRArIC TICKET

For President.
SAMUEL J. rILDEN.
e New YORK,
Tor Nice-presldcn,.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
e Indiana.
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-09-07
WATERSy

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are the best made. The touch elastic, and
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WATEIjS7 Concerto ORGANS
can not be excelIcd in lone or beauty; they de-
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Imitat on If the Human Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash
during this Month. MONTHLY IuStalmtnts ro-
ceived on Pianos, $40 to $2O OrganS, SIS to
$40; Second hand Instruments, s. to S.,
monthly after first lie osit Agents wanted
A liberal dis cunt to Teachers, Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, eto. Special u>
ducoments to .he trade. Illustrated &ataI"gurs
mued. HORACE WATERS & SONS. +SI
Broadway Now York. Box 3y67.
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TESTIM ONIAbpS
WATERS PIANO & ORGAN.

Waters New Sca'e Pi nos have pcrunr
m"rits.- New York Tribune.
The tore Of the Waters Piano is riah, mellow
and sonorous, They possess srea' volume OF
sound and the continuation Of sOnatl "r singing
power Is ono Of their most marked features
New York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ is so voircd a. TO
have a tooe like a rull rrch alto vui"e. Il IS
especially human in its tone, powerful yet sweet.
(Rural New Yorker oct l4-Iy
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LAKE CHARLES. LOUISIANA.
THE
" "PHILHARMONIC" PIANO.

This entirely new instrument possessing alb
the essential qualities of more expensive and
higher priced Pianos is offered at lower price
than any sirnlur one now IN TIE market Itia
durable, with magnfccuce of tone hardly
surpassed and yet cun be purchase at prices
and on terms wit in the reacH'Of all. THIS
instrument has all the modern improvements
including the celebrated AgraHo treble and
is fully warranted Catalogues mailed.
The Lake Charles echo., 1876-09-07

mRRHFn Publications. We can fur
BRs @BBD nish all Of DIR. FooTEs popular
BEHVBBn Dime Publications on health and
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people born right "PHYsIoLoGICAI. MATU4GE"
gives the latest researches regarding the laws
Governing tempcrsmental adaptation, &c;, .S, nc.
LEGISLATION concerning the Prevention OF
Conception. "SrERM AToRRHu:A," or Sem
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"CRoUP, its causes prevention and cure, tnvoI,
children. "CoLD FEET" causes. prevention
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Publications will he sent by mail, postage pre-
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to me for past
n medical services will please come
fol ward and settle either by payment
or note. Further, I will inform my
friends that owing to the cash system
adopted by the country, will be com
PEELED 10 adopt the same system and
hereafter no call will be responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment of same.
W. II. KIRKMAN. NJ. d.
Lake Charles, January q, 1876.
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And the game rates from New Iberia
TO Lake Charles. 90 sfbs Baggage al
lowed to each seat. Copper cent. deduc-
tion on round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFICE ut Lake Charles, mt J.
W. Bryan's store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July IL, lS75-y
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u. S. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
SCHEDULE or ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 6 A. NJ; arrives
at Lake Charles next days Mt g p. NJ.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at A. M;
arrives Mt New Iberia next days at s
T.. n.
New. light and comfortable. mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates
From Inke Charles to HenrY
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SCIENCE B$ IN: Bs s$$s5 s;s: s4:: :5: :::y :3y *
bound s.; in separate vols at S. and $3.50,
according to binding. Sent by mail on receipt
Of price just the thing for young people. Con-
tents table free.
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N. q. DEMOCRAT.
H. J. HEARSEY. ....... EDITOR.
#sfh 4 e 49,
WM. WOELPER d 90. Proprietors.
OFFTCE-74 CAMP .STKEET.
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II is the paper our children ought to
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friends and neighbOrB 10 do likewise,
n you haven't the money, subscribe
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win make the arrangement fos you,
send for specimen copies The price
al the Indox is S3 year,
Address all orders 10
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Jan 20, 1878.
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LAKE CHARLES BAKERY

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Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. m Rev. f. A.
Colbnrn. Grace Chapel, Hickory, at II a.
m. Emmanuel, Bel Air, p. m. Rev. s. II.
and Fallston, p. M, every Sabbath day. Rev
Ed. Flnney, Pastor Sunday School at the
Bel Air Church. at 9l9 o'clock, A. M, and at the
Fallston, Church at2 p. m, every Sabbath day.
RonGn Cdthotic.-St. lgnatius, Hickory, every
other Sunday at 1919 a. m.
Christian Church.-Dr.-J. R. Crane Pastor
Services eYerY first day at lO% q III.