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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-14
A POSITIVE CURE



WHEREAS, Joseph b. Moray and 0casIe Nsssay,
his wife, Of Johnson county, niipeissby dssA u
trust made, executed and ackAovledeFd On he slx~
tenth day Of October, A. ID. ls7s aaA dny sscssd-
cd in the Office Of the recorder Of deeds a 1isSAa-
der county illinois, in volume le)six. Of decd %
page a57, did grant, bargain, sell, yxnse, yfsess
and convey. unto me the undsisisneh JsA4 e.
ter described, to secure the payment Of two oeslzia
promissory notes Of even date sheseviih Dayehle:
One to the order Of John n Mulksy 81 Is ~ e
three hundred and fifty dollars t13Sdl Win istsssss
at the rate Of te per cent. per annum asg nanuex:
and the other to the order Of Iinegar And LAas6ss
after maturity, both payable SIX mostis eAls "
dates therein and signed by the said JosspA =. Nos
ray and RobertJ. Moray. And whereas, thND> b
now due and unpaid on said nstss the Sun q Sevsu
hundred and tAirty-hve dollars (e756), hsisg The
aggregate Of the principal and intersst ~ 70 NJ
date. Now, therefore, default having besa na1lal
thereon public notice Is hereby givsn that u pss-
Of the provisions Of ssid dsed Of trns "a IN
virtue Of the power aad authority granted y ~ 6
and by the same I shall on Saturday, The 90 lay
ofNovember. A. d. 1871. At . s'cloek n he sAss.
noon ofthat day at the front door Of d: eourb
Of Illinois, sell at public vendue 10 he hgAsss M
der for cash in hand the pvemises deserbsd b sd
deed Of trust Is the norh-west fourth q ~ ao,A-
east quarter and the northeast fourth II The seueA
west quarter Of section. seventeen tswnship 6eassa
south range, three west Of the third pripeiIpl
meridian, containing eighty aerss, nor:
Illinois, and all right and equity q rsdanpslsa Il
the said Joseph B.. Moray, and 'Gussis MsrEay, his
signs therein. JoHx d. MULKnY, Trustee.
Cairo, Ill, October the %, A d. lett. ga dsd
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Open every businessdAy nom "a IN. TO 8 o. m.
nd Saturday EVENING" for savings deposits only
rom to O'Clock.
w. HYsJ.oP. Treasurer.
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MRS. STEWART, the widow of the de
ceased merchant-prince OF New Yorl
city, Is about to cary out one of the pro.
lects cut short by his death. The New
York Herald OF Sunday says "that one
Oh the cherished ideas OF the celebrated
merchant will be carried out In the cree.
lion OF the Cathedral OF Incarnation Of
the Protestant Episcopal diocese of LONG
Island. The expense of this ediffce will
be seven hundred and fifty-six thousand
dollars, and, with the Chapter and the
Bishops residence, the total cost
Will not be less than ono million
and a half of dollars. The corner
stone will be laid on the 2Sth inst, and
the ceremonies will be conducted BY
Bishop Littlejohn, DR.. Hall, ex.yudpe
Hilton and others. This magnificent
git does not end with the erection Of a
great church building, for Mrs. Stewart
VIII also endow it with fund sufficient
'or its proper maintenance for the iu-
uture. 1t Is not easy to overestimate the
generosity Of the lady who thus eivcs
to religion so large part of her private
fortune, or the value OF the church to
the Long Island diocese. When the
building Is completed the body of Mr..
Stewards to be placed in a tomb beneath
Its roof, and the great merchant will
then appropriately rest In the city which
he founded and Ia the cathedral which
his wife dedicatcs."
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The hundreth birthday OF the Amerl-
can flag, was celebrated, with appro-
priate ceremonies, at Boston on the llth
inst. The demonstration took place IN
the old south meeting house, and COLI
sisted of an address on Keys "otar
spangled Banner" by MIR. Nathan APP
pleton, after which the song was sung
by lady, Mrs. West, with a band
accompaniment. The flag that waved
over Fort McHenry and that inspired
Kew to write his immortal song, wa'
also displayed. 1t is now in the pos
session of Mrs. Appleton. whp WAS lRlS 9rDDs d
an eastern paper says OF Ex-Governor
Allen, OF Ohio:
Ex-Governor Allen, here at home,
Is In fine health, and ex.
presses himself as highly pleased with
his situation. 1t was only yesterday
that he Remarked: "Hayes is doing the
clever thing tor the democratic party.
out II ne were not a usurper in his DO
sition, and did not carry so much i'm
pudence with his fraudulent exercise of
authority, one might envy him the Cd.
portunity In his hands to make himself a
great man: But them" says the venerable
sage, "he holds such d Id bad title
10 his possession. Before | would have
accepted the office, Has ayes did by the
unlawful action of set OF internal
scoundreis.' be ID" and the old
gentleman raised himself to his full
height, "I'll BE- ID II | w0uldn' have
gone Into the state prison and told the
warden to lock the door upon me-"
The OLD man says nothing can now pre-
vent se ~ Ohio going democratic by about
10000 majority.
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The golden casket, containing al
illuminated copy OF the freedom OF the |
CITY of London, presented to General
Grant on the occasion OF the public
BANQUET in his honor last Friday is thus
described
The gold casket containing the tree
dom OF the city, is in the cinqne cclito
STYLE. Obong, the corners mounted Uy
American eagles and beautifully decor
atcd. On the reverse sue Is
view of the entrance u
the Guidhall, and an appropriate
inscription. At the ends are two
figures also in gold, finely modelled and
chased, representing the city OF London
and the United States and bearing ther
respective shields, the latter executed IN
rich enamel. AT the corners are double
columns laurel leaved wreathed win
corn and cotton, and on the cover a
cornucopio, cmblematic OF the fertility
and prosperity OF the United States. The
rose. shamrock and thistle. are also INTRO
duced. The cover is surrounded by the
arms of the City OF London. The caske'
, Is supported by American eagles, mou
eled and chased in gold, the whole stand
ing on velvet plntll decorated WIFI
Ounce hats OF gray felt are the thing
tor summer.
White enamelcd buttons are preferred
by gentlemen.
| Silver scari-pins Of simple design are
the caprice OF the moment.
Long white mits have entirely SUPER
seeded kid gloves for evening wear.
Bonnets composed entirely of flowers
are worn by few daring ladies',
Two bands OF gold linked by chain
are fashionable sleeve. buttons
Ladies are having old sun-umbrelas
covered to match their dresses.
Seguin buttons, with the hole on one
side, are used for Breton costumes.
The shepherdess is the newest bonnet.
1t is intended Tor country wear.
The PolO-Dane scarf OF fiat foulard is
the newest style tor gentleman.
Wide collars and cuffs worn over, not
inside. the sleeve, are coming in vogue.
Collarettes, revers, cuffs, and pockets
OF lace are seen on stylish bunting suits.
Grenadine, gauze, and lace scarfs make
cool and pretty neckties tor gentlemen.
Turn down collars are not as deep as
formerly, and have wider space in front
Cuffs have round or square corners, to
match the collars with which they are
worn.
Long English muster coats of gray
mohair take the place OF linen listers for
busters.
English shrt-collars have turned over
points rolled very far back, leaving the
throat bare.
The contest between short and trained
street dresses Is decided in favor of the
former.
Sleeveless saques, slightly loose and
straight to effect, are worne with poll
noises for the street.
Ribbon lacings, fastened to parts OF
garment are among the novelties in dress
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Garfield and his friends are urging that
tho course to De pursued in the coventioh
Is to let Hayes "Southern policy" a!ons
not to refer to It In any way, ana
thus avoid break In the party. Ii Is
not likely. however. that Garields ad-
vice will be taken. and it Is generally adj
mitted by the Radical papers OF ONO
that majority OF the delegates to the
convention will be men who are opposed
to Hayes policy, and that If the presl'
dent hopes for an endorsement from the
convention he will be sadly disappointed
Oi course the Democrats Will take ad'an'
tage OF the quarrel among the hepaDi''
cans, and will do all in their power TO
keep up the fight and thus secure the
state at the election this fall.
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We find the following going the rounds

We find the following going the rounds
OF the papers:
Thirty or forty years ago, or more
Herr Driesbach, the lion tamer' gave 10
Henry Clay quill from condor cap
tured i'm South America. This quill
ABOUT three feet long and as big as a
mans thumb, was to be used by Mr.
CLAW in writing his first message when ne
was elected President: or, II that should
not happen, then it was to be given TO the
first constitutional PRESIDENT VINO
could write constitutions" message.
We'll, that quill has wandered about ever
since. in waiting for a constitutions
| President, and its guardians have new,
found one, they think. 1t was sent 10
Willard Fillmore, but he did not use 1t.
Then Horace Greeley received II, anu
atterward it got back somehow IN Ken
tnckv. where IL now is. The gull, with
GOOD care will keep several hundred years
nrobablv. but il is sad 10 think that no
President is likely ever TO be elected VINO
| will satisfy the delicate scrupuloushess Oh
,ts custodians as to his constitutional
| fitness to use ii,
Though Clay never used that quiz, ana
has long since passed to that bourne from
whence they do not write messages
constitutional or otherwise, Herr
Driesbach still lives, but for many years
has taken little or no active part III Tie
show business. For many years he has
| lived on a small farm about three miles
from the town of Wooster, Ohio. Though
he is an old man, he is full of lite and
yigor, and spend, his time with his tam
lly, in his garden, with his horses, ETC.
He is highly respected by his neighbor )
and is in every way good citizen.
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PACKARD is on the wing and Ill his
flight has reached Cincinnati. On reach
ing that city no less than a.dozen inter
viewers" tackled him, but Packard
would not talk He said that the story
that he was north on a lecturing tolI
was groundless. lie was in search Oh
health and recreation, and hoped news
psper reporters would let him alone
He Mnnld not talk.
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The Democrats Of Ohio express the
greatest confidence in their ability to
carry that state this fall. There is
Trouble among colored Republicans OF
~, me- s'a.e' who claim that Hayes has gone
Osck on his party. and they refuse to
support any man for governor who /,
s known 70 be an advocate of HAYES
southern policy. The Republican state
convention will be held at Cleveland in
August. when Stanley Matthews will IN.
!. .i.t on an endorsement Of Hayes. This,
M claimed viii raise row in the con.
vention, and . split is likely to follow,
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A CABLE dispatch from London to the
New York Herald on Sunday last, says
that General Grant will receive per-
sopal invitation from the German mill
tary authorities to attend the autumn
maueuycres OF the army. This Will
undoubtedly be great treat to the gen
cral, as he must naturally take great IN
terest in the condition Of an army whlcl
is admittedly the first in the world II
discipline and efficiency"
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HoN. ID. D. PRATT OF Indiana, WIN
served ut different periods of his llfe as
state legislator, United States senator anu
commissioner OF internal revenue under
Grant. died at his home in LoganSport'
Ind, on Sunday morning,
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The Most Eminent LIVING Authors sucn as
Prof. Max Muller, Prof Tyndall, Rt. Hon. W
r. Gladstone, DR., W Is, Csrden'er, Prof. llnN-
ley, X. A. Proctor, Frances Power Cobbe,, The
Duke of Argyle, jas. A. FToude. Mrs. Maloch'
Mrs Onphant Mrs, Alexander, Miss haclc nay
Jean Ingelow, George Macdonald. VIM. Hack,
Anthony 1rollOpe, Matthew Arnold, Henry
Kingsley. W. W story, Anerbach. Ruskin,
Carlyle, Tennyson. Browning, and many Others
are reurcsented in the Uagea Of
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The Illinois Ascensionists or "Miller'
ties" have figured out the end OF the
world as certain to occur on or about
the first of August next.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y.Ae, q Appellate Court

We are authorized to announce the name =,
As,,rew b. Dur, Of Jackson County, - can ~.
a. for Judge 10 the drst judicial circuit a. OF.
ssnirsd 6y de act Of the general ~ ,hs cop
Asos us si,sxsnder. Hardin, franklin, jackson
NJ wssssa Pooc, Pulaski, Saline, Union and WY
Manson. Election first Monday IN August a
D. ISL,
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The president has engaged a cottage
at white sulphur springs for the latter
part OF July and August, and with Ms
family will there try too keep cool dur
ing the heated term.
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The "green.backers Of Maine have
nominated as their candidate for COVER
nor, preacher-Rev. II. E. Munson. II
ia TO be presumed Mr.. Munson is chris
tim statesman.
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