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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-22
PUBLIC NOTICE

is hereby given that By yir'ueof decree of the
County Court Of Alexander County in the State
of Illinois, rendered NJ the November term,
A. ID. 1877. /, Angus Watermelon, qdministra-
tor of the Estate of Frederick Watermelon, de-
ceased, Will sell at public ven ne on the 2ith
day of Decembe A d. 1871, Of the west door
OF the Court House IN the city Of Cairo, In said
County, and State, at 2 O'Clock p. m, of said
day.
Subject to the Widows dover interest therein
for the payments of the debts Of said Estate OF
Frederick Watermelon, deceased, the following
described property, to-wit
The south z of northwest quarter Of north
west, quarter in section thirtysix 90, town
ship. fifteen 10 south range tive t2) west Of
he 3rd principal meridian situate In said county
of Alexander and State Of Illinois.
Terms Of sale-Cash in hand upon approval
of sale and delivery of deed
AUGUST WATERMElFR.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Fred Water
meier, deceased
Dated Cairo, Ills, Nov. 2lst. 1877.
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NTTWT IEIss 0TTW
UUI dt ies worth UUI
Hb5Oo.

10 every reader Of this paper who sends us this
certificate and 81 we viii forward, for one year;
"The Treasure,b magnificent illustrated
Monthly journal and Housekeeper's Magazine,
and one copy of our new and elegant premium
chrome, entitled
"AsKING A BLESSING"
A MASTERPIECE of the Dusseldorf school Ct genre
painting, by Prof Jordan, size 2O15xl512 ex-
ecuted In the highest style OF the art fetal
price OF, which IA 50, and copy Of the follow
Ing beautiful poem descriptive of the chrome, In
elegant illuminated cOlors for framing
Ay; but wait, good wife, minute;
have first word to says
Do you know what 10 day 1872
Mother, It's our wedding day!
Just as now, we sat at supper
when the guests mad gone away
You bat that side, eat this side,
Forty years ago to-day
Then what plans We laid together;
What brave things meant 70 d0l
Could we dream to-day would md US
AT this table-me and you?
Better so, no doubt-and yet
Sometimes Think cannot tell
Had our boy-ah, yesl know, dear
Yes, He dOeth al things well.
Well we've had our Joys and sorrows,
Shared Our fmles as well "a tears.
And--the best Of all 1--WE had your
Faithful love Tor forty yearsi
Poor We we been, but not forsalseni
Grief we've known, but never shame
Father for Thy endless mercles
still we bless Thy Holy name:
"A ssx N N nsp ss This Ia rare chance
n HE'NiTNSf for you 10 make mon
sA2 GA A ~ ey We viii pay you
large cash commits
sions and give you exclusive territory. send
US one dollar, avoid unnecessary C0rrespon.
dence, receive your territory, and goto WORK a.
once. Upon receipt OF which we will forward
agent's outfit, certificate Of agency, etc. speci-
men copies 10 cents, none free.
,--Address The Treasure Publishing Co.,
No. ~ Cedar Strest, New York
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Eoney

To the taste but death to Gripes and Stomach com
plants. Pitcher g Castoriai sa complete sub
stute for Castor Oil and is as pleasant to take as
Honey. Its particularly adapted to Iee.ning and
irritable children. II destroys worms, assmiates
Collie. No remedy is rs eflicacious, for Feversh.
ness, Group, Worms and Whoopng Cough. Cas-
toria Is purely vegetable preparation, more ef-
fective than Castor Oil, and neither gags nor
gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, ls76.
Messrs. j. B. RssE&C., n. Y;
have family Of eight children, and have used
your Castsra. Ihave never found anything equal
to II. My chilkren have be- n saved from severe
sickness the use Of Castora. / recommend II
preference to any other medicine l know. !
teal 1t pleasure to give this certifcat on account
Of the benefits hale derived by the uSe Of your
admirable preparation.
Very Truly Yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE.
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TIE CHEAPEST, AND BEST FAMILY MED
iT-t ICLSE ~ TIE woRLD.
.ForeDY5PEPSIA, CONS1 IPATlON ,Jaudiee,
ilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Conc, Do
ressIon of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Bun, ETC., etc,
This unriyalled Southern Remedy "a war
ranted not to contain PARTICLE OF Mercury,
or any iniuriOua gnbstanee. but Is
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LINIMENT'S
They Relieve Pain.
They subdue swellings.
They cure burns Withouta scar.

The The White Centaur Linimenti is now
the standard remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Seiatica, Lumbago, Frost Bites, Caked breasts,
Itch, Cutaneous EruptOns, etc. tn ese Liniments
have stood the tests Of time. They have perform
ed more wonderful cures of obstinate bed ridden
orpples and have allevated more pains IN shor er
space Of time than have all other Liniments,
Embrocations, Extracts, Olntments, and SIlves
in existence. Their sale Is increasing regularly
and rapidly. Their best endorsers are physicians
surgeons and veterinaries. There is literally no
case Of flesh, bone or muscle ailment upon man or
beast which the Centaur Liniments viii not ellevi-
ate and generally cure. But it must I've understood
that there are two kinds of Linment: the White
is for family use and the Yellow for horses and
animals For horses and mules liable - Spawn,
Ring Sweeney, Calls, Strains, string-halt.
Poll-eyil, etc., the Yellow Centaur Lini-
ment is worth Its weight in gold. We have
thousands OF certificates relating how thousands OF
valuable horses have been speedily restored by a
dollar bottle of this all -healng remedy. The same
is constantly told Of the effects on the human
fame. Persons hobbling on clutches tor yenrs
from Stiff Joints, Tumors and Old Sores, have by
the Use otthe White Gem aur Liniment, been
restored to the use Of all their limbs The effects
are next to marvels. We will give the Llninept
to any person who ever heard of railure. Such
a case ha, never been reported to us. Those Lini-
ments are now sold throughout the inhabitable
globe
j. b. ROSE & co. 46 Dey street, New York.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing 10 so unpleasant, nothing go common
o. bad breath, and in nearlJ every case 1t comes
from the stomach and can be so easily correct
Do not neglect 30 sure q remedy for this re.
pulsive dis order IL will also improve your
Appetite, complexion, and General Health.
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SICK HEADACHE

This distres sing affection occurs most fire.
quently. The disturbance OF the. stomach,
arising from imperfectly digested contents,
causes severe pain in the head, accompanied
with dIsagreealle nausea, and this constitutes
what Ia popularity known as Sick Headache. For
prompt relief
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published cy-s" rfmCiaY morning at 81
pc, annum. Invariably H. advance. The pos.ag
n the Weekly will he prepaid at this Otacc, so
a subscribers vii obtain for subscription
riccof ! o year.
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Dr.Pierce's FaVorite Presentation.

The term, however, IL but feeble e1pression
OF my high appreciation Of its value, based upqa
my own personal observation. ~ . obese %.
server, have, while Witnessing ito positive r.
separate organism Of woman, singled It out .
tho climax or cr0Wning gem Of ~
medical caroer. On I'D merits, - . pod
tive, safe, and efectual remedy tor this cisss
S or al Sas sas eaay .sS & ~
mOny with the laws which govern ths female
system, am willing to stake my repuoa>ien -
physician. Nay, even more, % confident ~ J
Sas T 1St aS az lag 9; ~ 4
for any Of the ailments for which rioon1s1Ak
that offer and sell 1t under 4 P0ogx1vJ
GUARANTEE. II bens1cial e6eet y ~
experienced ts ,Ss By the time .sS @ q -
the bottle, two-thirds Of the medicine havin6
been taken according to directions, and ~ 49,
being ono for which recommend y WemD4y
refund The money paid pf Il a.d a.
offer 4 as do under these conditions; eus havs
ing witnessed its truly mirsousus cures b 49,
sands Of cases, I feel We4RoQto4 0A4
repltation and my nehsy o. -
The following are among those di.easec =
which my Eaycrite RYessrtI4SSe. -
tainty nsvs. before ssSs'ar x az ns
LeuCUIIuWdV A1CvSsNV
Monthly Periods, Euppreoebuae wh64 mn -
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak - ~
lapsus, or falling OF The Uterus, AnteveseSce -
Ratroversion. Bearing Down 6ensaticQa 49,
nal Heat NervouA Depression, DootuyA -
pondency, Threatened NiscarriseA. cA1D9le
Congestion, Inflammation and Ulcese8oo - -
Uterus, Impotency, Barrenness, ~ eeesility. -
male Weakness, and very many othee coee1eo
diseases incident TO woman not 0ontjeo1a -
In all AFFECTIONS OF this nature, ny fsygsle4
Prescription works eures- the 0aSvo4 ~
the world. This medicine Do not o4to -
cure-all, but II admirably ful6lis . o1o0Ye
ness Of purposo,. being nese 49,
tenn Of woman. 1t will not dieepnplnk ~ ~
It do harm, In any state o. condioeA.
Those who desire further inleslo10ea -
these SUBJECTS can obtain u in TN HneDE0p
COMMON SENSE MsDfoAL ADvl61ns . -
Of over 800 poses, sent, pcet-pat1s - Ie1eve
Of $3.50. Il treats minnIely q tGoce 'G1665
peculiar to Females and gives uaee H1Q
advice in regard 70 The manaeeqeot - osee
affections NNi '7W Lf'-N,'' rv'
rAvORTrE PREscDlPxloa solsD
BY ALL D1UG0l1T1.
RV Pyu& In hgk
SCEEAz0s n -
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DEPOsITs received and general bsnkps
- business done.
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ApVERTIsINaRATEs

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tN TNTERJTEU UIIH FOSTER.
Uis Version OF the Alleged Compact with
Certain southern Democrats.

GTrXUT. A<n NuTtth Tho RgrfYlr II
f"-i"ra VIII Ihhll-h t'-hl"rroW an interview
with the Hon. Charles Foster. IN which that
o,r,t.r,ar nv. IL, r.,,nr1 !, tho cn,npn,, h,.
"' I'm
tween stanley Mh'l'W~ ana h'lns'i on one
side and certain southern gentlemen on the
o,hor ,b,, ,bcr, i. r.,hin,, in II Mr. T,.,.r
WV "'" '''' 80 "
snid;
During tho final hours ~ tho count under
,b. rl..,,'r,ll,ui s.v.rel s0,t,.rp ,..n,l.men
go ,,.
VINO W"f" opposing hAllhn~"flhs h"N'ih"W'
were solicitou- that they should have dnfnii"
o..,,ro,,,.,. from, NJ U.,,,. ht- S,u,b,r,,
~" ' ''''
policy. An iniormnl m"'ting was hInhE"l ht
whl'h wrr" present, ~ lIwhi- "i NJ hhN'r,
N'1-r- Nnrrdnhi' 'iHIH'4t - son Nh''h'Ms
hnu N-"l ~ ui 'i,, ~, w.. , t,i.E M,S , s.l
ply tp arriN" Whu"V"r nh,l'lSlA.ilh ing lh i's"i
n th' pultN vl u' iN,'nii- t Aunl !, "'i,,h'
lh'S, on NA'lI pHII ulb Hvt '!"lii ,hh. W. ~
nhI's th"y n.N"u Ini were !" ,h.trrnlih' lil.ir
W,nh1 ~ !" I III" XII VIZ TX nm, ~ VI p,uN,ti ,
ul lhr il' 'l'rh nl, l.l' lilhi 'i'l ~ W ii
n EnarHhrr 10 lh"lI p.,,Ii, iii"' w, ".'ri III
4 r,i lal'h' lle lle ',lu my Il, wa, ,'''
hAy"I ShDni fNr ti"ih ',iil @ smoh , gunihu'''i,S
~, ~ q, ,"u W ''D"s ~, ~ ~, " ,.H,Ii - L. ~
."Pp II WI lt,a1n 10y ~, vs., vs. w ' M""'r ~ ~
II,,pi 'tnt n"'n'nV , It, ',,,9 .''' , - ,
nnl !" ~ nlS IL, ,"' @ III, ',,,ii. W " "
,ns ~ t".N' '' MA, ,, W ,t, LIN iN.N iN ,i'.,
u - u" a. ..',,tt'I ~ IL 20 ~,
.Ws ~, LIN iin" ,.r 'i' l''lf ,,','.
M ' >, ,, ~, I ,,',. r,,i.. IN H., sntb a.. -, "a,
"' DO. "N N'''' ''i w ,I e'" ~ N"' ~
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OTITIONs TO cor. HAMPTON.
Warm Receptions In North Carolina His On.
Ieet In GoIng To MnshInrtnn.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 2s.--Gov Hamp-
ton. Attorney General Connor. and Con. NJ. C.
Butler reached here on the Southern train this
morning. An immense crowd of people. ac-
companied by n band of music. met them at the
depot A reception speech was made by the
Hon. A. NJ. Waddell. Gov. Hampton and Gen.
Butler replied. Gov Hampton said
MY FRirSps. 60 Washington simply to state before
have elected mo Governor OF that statc g9 there to
W. claim 'he recognition rom ihc votes OF hc people Of
ins Tor fariy, but that We are lighting ior
the good Of the whole country I am going
50 help me % Gi 10 iSEc n5,hng css % so to & ,t i Him
past tha cur Te6pe have I'"n Under di"dvnnSsr
never encountered by any other people this continents
they propose to enjoy the fruits OF thcir Victory
At Goldsboro' Gov. Hampton said that having
been elected Governor Of South Caroinn. and
nylng recognized 10y the peopic ~ ~ n. he in
tended 10 exercise his rights. The visit to
Washington was merely n matter Of personal
RicuMoNp. March 2s.-Gov wndo Hampton
ani party arrived here Mt $50 =. VI. H. was met
numbering fully 5000, In ludng the conscrvu-
i've clubs OF this city, with music and COM
mlttee OF prominent citizens, and was received
Win great enthusiasm, amid the Hiring Of can.
was dcliycTed by the lion 4. N. kelley eS-
foi the ovation. Gov. Hampton said:
interpret this dcmonstrauon as tribute 20 'lc
sna fcdr TRe p"" '' 81 h sg t"ra'na M , gs IN r au
W. naie tried conpronis in vain. and 50 last ui We
battle Tor our rights We remembered ,ai 81 "a. JIG
women oncd hand, in lie struggle. de1iaiins by X.
& n n@' ynS ,os SS e v yT il"i " @ Nm
noucannot masine wna' those peoe had 10 bear TO win
snpD colorcd men coolcra,ed with them' aud nov
i,,s ,sY.s a., ,1,. c,.r,,,, ~, u,t.y " % NJ 81 IN ~.
ash and all am going TO Washington To a.k. -iat the
south Carolina. the only ln ~ tlc state where my s
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rnE rosrEn-M,rrHEus LrrTnRs.
John Young Brown Relating the Circun-
stance. Under which Thvy were Written.

LOUISVILLE, March 2s To-norrow- Co,9T1'-
Jow~a' will contain an interview with the Hon.
John Young Brown of K"ntu' rs. who says:
Herewith publish the lrtrr- of the Hon.
Charles Foster and stanley Matthews. n,lIrr-ncd
10 the Hon. John h. Gordon and m,-olf The
circumstances attending their origin ARE in
brief A. follows; On the 26'h Of Frhlunry last
tv,s To The senate chnmhrr for my di.ilm-
suahcd friend, Gen, Gord!n. and ho came
wanted an Interview with thr Hon,
Charles Foster, at winch desired his pro,rnro.
! outlined 10 Gen. Uurdon what intended to
say To Mr.. Foster. and h. SAID lac would with
pleasure accompany me. We found Mr. Fostrr
u ntheroom oftho Committee ON Appropriations.
lluii Mr. Foster that | had. n- he knew. been
voting against all dilAiory motions and had in
a slnn'h advocated the ml'Nt" execution of
cratic cdu Is that | would 80 vote if
were tho oniy man iroIn tle South ~ do 50;
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MCIIFREI'S DELIRIf W.
Strange Behavior that Ended In Ills Wife's
Face being Mutiintcd.

-Four or five days ago Patrick McCaffrey
suddenly began kissing the floor OF his lodging.
at lj7 West Twentieth street. and knecling in
turn before pictures Of Mary Queen Of Scots and
the Virgin Mary. He also my-ieriously divided
his garments among the different pieces Of fur-
nture. all the while eroanns and exclaiming
about purgutory.
| lald down on the top of the bcl with my
clothes on. cause | was afraid he might do
something to me-" his wife said yesterday
while lying in her cot In 81. Lukc'- Hospital.
an he wis on the sofa with everything on hut
his hat ! hud jest dropped m in n dn1' like.
when. 'rramlng thai ne WAS in purgutory. he
Jumped on III" and began catin me-. | cried
Murder, and my son hy my first husband and
a neighbur came an toos him on. Tho woman >
thumb WIS bitten g. th, hou,. and the tip uf
her nose was missing The woman will be- lis
figured for life.
Mrs. VI Caflrcy said that her husbands in
sanity must have hrcn produ 'ed hy drinking Is
hr has seldom been sober in the seven years
that she has he"n mnrried 81 him. He never
struck her hefor" In the Wa~hlugtpn pla'c
Polio. Court VI rCnllrcy was rcmandcd 10y jus
uce Murray yesterday
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Gather once Prediction.
JOIIINGS .inOrT rOWN

The steamship Batavia, from Liverpool 18th
INST arrived llst cNcil"
Prof. William C. Mcclellan is to have cons
IuurnaiA i,tiuunl hvu,it al hcll} Louns Minstrel
nlN uusNtnlus
Tho Peoples Line # steamers to Albany will
!ru ,eir tilps ior the ,,spnlrum f,r A., Nor u'cr,
go T. NJ today.
R'ndrr-Childrrn of American par'nts
.f"n country are rhslhlr O. ulD ut.t "
.inN ~
President o the rneu s,.. ,n-
The annual national Convontion @,
LEX" nlH,i M llriu1n, Whi' has o. ,i D. ID ~ uvs
NN' h'I"h m lHnimhnN Iiah Il-t ,l,n.H- Nr lufin.
'Wr' Grant ilc,4cnt tho ou,r.iI. .'''N'
N" Grand Jury of the Gou.ld = -~i n, yns.
"Ilti in.h'l Nr $50 ri' i.r t.t >HIif,...oifu u Nt,
Nih 'Ma,i ~ rie''n, IH.,.,' ans i, .o,,, t1nlii.
John tn,~hlnrpi, n sho maker 90 i-u Est
ll-.. sti''f wa ni'it hriur iii- N I.f -
rrlN m sl1h0e uaim, ul'n ~
Tho l.i uNt tI Nl' 900 u. e'f.I-. i.t. %
Doe lWi 'uuc'e.cl Ss"n .rDt f..f. I'D
sntrr COIN.
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INTEsTIG iTING ST. JOINS GUILD.
What was Eiicitcd at the second Meeting OF
the Committee Of Five.

The committee of five appointed to invcsti-
gate the affairs OF ST. Johns Guild met last
evening for the second timc.' Mr.. Kemp
examined Mr.. Wi-wal very closely to as
certain whether the Guild did. or did not. pur-
chase w 900 worth 81 goods from H. X Thur
her in single ychr. Nfr Wi-Mul said that he
had nothing To- do with the purchasing lu' Ire
knew that groceries like all other goods wors
The commiite. and Mr. W-wall oamc 10
deadlock upon the purchasing question. Mr..
Kemp told Nj. Mi-Wall there could bee no oeca-
sion for him to look AZ his account book. a. he
doubtless knew the whole matter iV heart. and
Mr., WlSwnl replied. "A lul. lofty, that hc
Mr.. Scott said there must bn skeleton i'm tho
closet. or the committee would moi have been
invited to make au iuV,- flgn'inu. Mr. " Wl-Wnli
reminded thu commiit", that Il had been SUM
monrd there hy IT." Guild itself. After several
protrarird speeches the Investigation wi~ ad-
!uurnrd uAtil Saturday.
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THF L.tTE>r orr WORLD NEWS.
The British He,enne Failing Far below the
budget Estimatrs.

LoNnoN March 2s.-The Times to-day. in dis
cus,ns uIc kru.l r,,,"uo returns. say, ihai tA total
amount received up to sptarIa! was l7c7.s,a7H 1hc
total Tor the wear which sir siaNou Norlcutr hau,,
lor o the Exchequrr. antioi ilaoi u the hu'-ci was
~ ic cur,nt week 20 make M IN, total r,chouod upon
1hi, Stis impossible lti- aim. Wit ,. Nuu lu
sion that ih, r,Nrru' VIII. i"r n' first iiM, uanr
A'ar>. ial below III, flui-rt e>Nulfes This J.
Pheasant prospect fni l. all thu more unpleasant D,
cause sir stafford N'rihcoic ln tie Asi budget lett tl.
harrow Il uNr.lu s tWtt lICI Ir .fi Alurt. ami
supplementary vote, have $50 iulrtl>t the tNrcuitln
flHf the -ilnits> ttN-i N.- show tllt mol d ltit
TIE expenditure Tor tho next N,ur WN pro- tht ftf lH
i's. ilu i"r ti, '.ar. amt W. g. mot az present
tfulnf- isr auuDii iutns new t,tVniu,nt 90 tli-t,l
revenue
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wcro ahAlrated from the fllcs. when Williams
his intimate friend. was allowed to return the
money he had obtained on some of his forged
powers OF attorney and not prosecuted -nll
which facts max" II look very slually for Mr..
Conant Had the solicitor sought the parties
whom heac US "a of making nnlalous publicn-
tionr nbout the Hon Charles 7. Conant. he
might have secured all the evidence necessary
to cOuVin - an honest man that COnants record
was in moro ways than ono very vulnerable
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G,n. an,lan, New YORK senmen.

Collector Arthur received from secretary Of
state E,aris yesterday gold watch for capt e
Mrnrs. master o the Amefi.nn llrh Lcnaut a silver
watch tor i II suurnus, the nrsi mate. n hino,ular
Fn,, for Charles Iun.ou the second mate and 81 I'm
gold tor John carl .nur 10 bee lr, snied tn Them from
the Government of tHldh tor impcrlNng hrr hAr. 10
sNc the spwreckrd crew of the sp llrsIcrus oi Ncw
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When the glass inll. low,
Prepare Tor a blow.
Mli,nitrl-, - high.
I..fIIl kuuT llft.. tV

But now here he leaned over the hulwarks and
Indignantly scattered a huge mpufiiiul oi toe
hnocu Juice over a cargo of orange IN a lighter
alongside III be- ct"rnallV blessed IT. III bs
a~tonl~hcd I" see good -righing IN July or tho
Time was when We always had wr-terlic- and
souihwr-terlics oil the Horn. and had "a chance
to give the Cape wide berth, weather II out
without difficulty and then haul up on tho
course. Now YOUR Just as like To- have SOUTH
crly with a gale behind, ana be blessed to it.
the bottom of the Bridge street bridge, and to
the floor in the wheel house Ut the Falls and has
submerged the floors Of the Excelsior Boat Club
house. The Little Fails road. above the Falls
bridge. is submerged. and danger Is feared.
Ihr damage tn the track of the New Jersey
Southern Railroad. caused hy the sea washing
over the beach at the Highlands has been ro-
paired, and trains ar" running regularly.
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WuMIsGroN. Y. t,r..''' = "' " 'lh'
ton. sampson county, last ni-ni hWN'' w -'''H way
entire hn,inc., o. ruun "t On, town amt many pry,''
tts. f.IDt- nrt SUPP Gao tee llt uhl IN,
o,,i, r.iimulti az s'nutl winch Is parts covered by
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FRAUDS IN TIE TREASURY.
TtCTS THfTDO NOr IPFEf IN ~ SOLfC-
ITOR TIIBoT'S RETORT
s-houe. they nre Of Record In the Trcn-ury
Department FORCED rov crs of Attorney
y.cd to Collect Overdue interrst on b"nds-
A word 60 the Secretary Of the Treasury.

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iior "' inc l''"s"t'' ms "'"", "1 ''p'i ~
onern' nS 'N'IN"i, ',n ''I"'" j" "'. .''"'iY
of the Government 10y the payment oi interest
,,.,.i,,.. ON stored bonds to persons who
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Ir'S'ni'i u inc l''"7"i'' W wv wv '"''" '''''S
forged powers oi utt"ru'N. This report b.
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u" -iHu,h'h' 'h" h'"u't inc I'"9ur'r nor As
f-tam Treasurer had boon Negligent In the
, 49, 49,. - KIN .,ii .,.',
I'l'.hE any ihioriuN''n W''h Noulu euulnt
{ ls Gov ornmcnt or its creditors 10 any loss t.
,.fio this statement of the Snli.itor th, f,llnW-
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i"i '' before him hndh, d. ..reI f" onion, who
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w WI, NV ia ''' 'i""''''"' ''''
On Nov. 3.1s7G. Harry VI. Williams Of Nrw
y,rl ,r.se,,taI =, tn. ,r,,,-ur.r, h.sn--f. f.t,ft
i"rN ',7'n'e" TO ,i'' i'"7"rVr OF " = U.s. ''',''
n forged power of attorney from Martha A.
Wallace dated q g. % 1s7G which authuri1 1-d
hin, il, ,.ror,l ,.rc,. Il, act os her nit,rn.., in
''.n ia N'"''" ~ '"' ~ o. " "
collecting moneys duo her from wee nlrd
States and to receipt for the same. On this
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loan oi coh-oS ni l0it from IhN /, lNll To
Jan. l. 1876 inclusive. being ten instalm"nt- ot
500 cnch. making 5000 gold. WAS puid f., vii.
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liamS. This payment was entered IN account
On Ian oo 49, ,rh. n,,,,,t,, ~ ,i,o s,r..,1
y" V"'' ''' A" va
power Of attorney on which the payment wa~
~ hut tba rover ,f ntforuav re.f will n,f h,
foandd emcns re = IN, aa- h' wherc y 5nss h. M o,,9 w
i, wns witIirs,,n ON Jtn. 25 ls77 ht th. As
.i.t,,,i Tr.nsi,,,'r Nlr G,ifllan
These facts ore Of record IN tic Treasury De-
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xi,ont Tt,, t,.., ,i+ H.. ,',, ,,,,. ~ .ti,,
gold was made 70 Wiliam- On a ecn.ral power
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-29

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