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Bloomington Ledger: The Peoria
Transcript comes out in favor OF the
government making appropriations for
the Texas & Pacific Railroad. This
might do in prosperous times, but under
the present condition of affairs the peo.
pie will not hold the congressman guilt
less who gives his influence and vote
for any subsidy scheme for any purpose
whatever. The country is not suffering
for another railroad to the Pacific, halt
as much as it is from the terrible iinan-
cial burdens imposed upon it, II there
is sufficient demand tor road to make
il paying Investment, capitalists will
put 1t through, il not, congress ought
not to touch it.
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Ghe Bullatin.
Announoo1n, cIatss.
yudre Of Circuit Court

We are auth.iEei 10 announce the nalne nl
Andrew d. Dun Of Jackson County, az canhi-
date for Judge in tho fret judicial circuit, as or
ganizsi by the act of the general assembly, ap-
proved June 2. 1871, and composed OF the soun'
los Of Alexander. Hardin, franklin, Jackson
W.ssac pope, Pulaski. saliae, Union and vii.
hanson Election Grst Monday III August a.
ID. 1877,
We are auth ,rized to announce the name OF j Ohm
Dougherty, OF Union County, as candidate for judge
in the first judicial circuit organized by The act OF
the general assembly, approved June J. lsIl, and
composed of the counties of Alexander, Hardin
Frankln, jackson, johnson, Massae, Pope fnl-
ASH, Saline, Union AMI Williamson, Election
hrst Monday in August, A. D., 1877.
To III. voters Of the first judicial district, com.
posed Of the counties Of Franklin, Saline Hardin,
Pope, Massac, Pulaski, Alexander, Union, Jack,
son, Williamson and johnson, with the approval o
many friend, hereby announce myself a eandi-
date ior Judge Of the circuit court, under The act o
IN. general assembly, approved, June, ISL at the
election, on the first Monday in August ls77'
FRANCIS NJ. NoUS GRLooD.
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TIE PlrrSUuRG SrRikERSQulET
But FIRM AND DETERMINED.
THE MOB Sl'BDUED AND UNDER
CONTROL or THE AUTlIORi.
TIES.
CLOSED--TtlE STRIKERS QUIET
AND LAW-ABlnlNG.
THE SITUATION AT LOT lSNlLLE
MOB VIOLENCE.
ALI QUIET AT BALTIMOEE-Tllt.
HrkIkERS FIRM AND kESO-
Lutte.

puIsErEG, july 2I,--MOh law has
run IT. course IN our community ana
order rcgus again. Yesterday opened
ouIuOus enough, but by nlghtl;ul Il feel
ing OF security became more general. and
tms morning il is cOnceded thar the
crisis has been passed. Tins pacific state
Of affairs was brought about by the Wig
uruus measures set on foot by the ciyIl
authorities, aided By citizens, looking To
q decisive and stern punishment 81 the
Yandals, II they recummencri lhrlr
work.
4 result OF Yesterday operations L
committee OF public safety has the clty
under surveillance. Volunteer COM
panie7 OF citizens and the local militia
60 operate in Keeping guard. The police
fOrcc has been strengthened and i able
10 cope with any riOL Ia it, incpiency,
and the people have been 50 thoroughly
aroused that any attempt at disorder
Will be promptly Quelied.
lumor> that rioters intended com
mruclng work again were freely uircu.
lated, aud had the effect OF inducing
most of our leading business men 10
close their places VI business a. a pre-
stationary measure and give them an
opportunity 10 devote their r>clu,lye
attention 10 the great matter OF aiding IN
the work OF organizing for the general
safety,
Inc services OF the military Wee
freely accepted. ana II was with a feeling
OF rrlict that the people saw the citizen
>oIdlrry in well filled phlianNc> on the
street. thoroughly cquippc and ready
Tor immediate action.
lhc civil authorize, OF the city have
assumed complete control. ENerythin.
j. running quietly, Inc emergency
police are arrc>uug all suspicious persons
and sending them To the PenI,cntary. II
may DE tina, many innocent persons Wli
.uller inconvenience by this mode of
proceeding, huc thr determination is TO
restore order. Tie railroad strikers
proper are aiding Ia making arrests aud
worAmcu from various manufacturing
/ c>t bisnmrntS have Joined with them.
/ The situation on the different railroads
/ remains unchanged. Noeomproln>c on
any Oi them
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CHAECERY NOTICE.

State u Illinois, county 81 Alexander.
tfcuit court Of Alexander county, September
term, 4. ID. is7S.
Frederick KOrmeyer, W. John q Hartman, ROB
,r Howe and Wake Hubble. Bls m rharcery
AFFIDAVIT Of the nDn.rcsidsnce Of Robert Hove
and Wake Hubble Of the defendants above named,
having been filed in the office Of the clerk Of sad
circuit court Of Alexander county, notice Is hereby
given 10 the said non resident defendant, that the
complainant has filed his bin Of complaint in said
the chanCery side thereof ON the ll'h lay u
May, A. - lS,1, and that summon, thcreupon
issued out 0i said court against said defendants, re
tumabls the third Monday Of May, \. u. ls,1,
az !, by law required. And an Ordercr having been
entered oi record Ia said court at th, May term,
ISL, thereof that said cause stand continued, with
order of publication. Now, therefore, unless you,
the said Robert Howe and Wake Hubble shah per
so1ally be- and appear before the said circuit CDurt
Of Alexander county on the first day Of the next
term thereof, to he holden at the court house in the
city Of Cairo, IN sad county, on the first Monday
Of September, 4 u. 1874 and plead, answer u
demur 10 the said compliments bill OF complaint,
the same, and the matters and thing therein charged
and stated. viii be taken as confessed, and a de
cree entered against you according to the prayer q
said bill. JOHN A. KEEk T., Clerk.
MuLkRY LINE"AR a I,NsDkN, Compliments
Solicitors. Cairo, HIS, JuIY lth, A u. ls,D
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE,

State Of Illinois, County Of AleSander-sS.
In the Circuit Court, September term, 1877.
Fleming and Lacey for use OF Henry " iemeyer,
Henry X, Payson and Ferdinand l. Canda firm
Of H. r. Payson Co. as garnishees. Tar
nishnent
AFFIDAVIT having been filed In the Office Of the
clerk OF the said court, that Henry H. payson one
OF me 'rhove named defendants has departed from
the state Of Illinois, you the said Henry H. Pay
son are hereby notified that conditional Judgment
iof the sum OF Ss % and Of salt was rendered
against you implicated with Ferdinand Il. tanda,
al the January term A ID, 1877 OF said court in said
causei that writ Of scirc acias has .been issued
out Of said court in said cause against you, return
able on the FIRST Monday In September next. NOW,
unless YOU, the said Henry X. Payson shall per
sonally be aud appear before said court on the hlSt
Monday In September neSt and then and mere snow
cause Il any YOU have to the contrary, hnal judy
costs ST suit .1OHu a, REEVE, Clerk,
June, q, ls77,-wit
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Mr.. Hayes has accepted the invitation
extended to him by the committee AZ.
pointed for that purpose, to attend the
opening of the Louisville exposition on
the eth Of September, and will bring rs
many OF his Cabinet with him a. can be
possibly taken away rom their duties.
The Louisville folks are rejoiced at this
condsscension on the part OF Hayes, and
and in order to make very large thing
OF ii have decided 10 invite the Governors
OF all the states to he presaut On tina, oc.
caSlon. II the presence OF Mr.. llaycs has
other no effect, it will draw a bi. crowd
Of curious spectators from whom the
Louisville dealers will reap rich harvest
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The Republican leaders in South Car.
DINA have followed the excellent exam
pie OF their Mississippi brethren and
have "disbanied the party" A party
which had among its chiefs such men as
Whipple, Moses. Patterson, Corbin and
a host Of other worthless Of the same
kind; which has kept the state in turmoil
for ten years; has run up prOdigi-
Gus debt, and has swndei the
people in almost every possible way,
ought to be disbanded. 1t could hardly
stand more than one defeat; and though
its leaders might have impudence enough
TO ask the people to trust it again they
could not expect success without the
help OF federal troops to cocrce the de-
cent and intelligent men in the state
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Estate OF Timothy O'Calluhan, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrative Of the estate OF Timothy
O'Calaban, late OF the county Of Alexander
and State of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she Will appear before the
county court OF Alexander county, at the
court house in Cairo at the August term,
on the third Monday in August next, at
which time ali persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
qllested to attend for the purpose OF having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make ilnme.
diate payment to the Undersigned
Dated this 18th day of June, A. ID. ls7,.
BRIDGET o. CALLNHAN.
G-2lwGw Administrative.
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Estate OF Frederick T.. Watermelon, de.
ceased,
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Ofthe estate Of Frederick T..
Matchmaker, late oftho county of Alcxan-
der and state Of Illinois, deceased, hereby,
gives notice that he will appear before
the county court of Alexander county, at
the court house in Cairo at the July term.
on the second Monday in July neXt,at which
time all persons having CLAIMS against said
estate are notified aud requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same al.
justed. All persons indepted to said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate pay.
meut to the undersigned.
Dated, this I'D day OF May, A. ID.
1877, AUGUST WATERMEl Err, Admir-.
W.T..
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iublc nOtc" ~ hereby given that in pur.
7uahcc hnl by virtue Of II certain order, jndg-
iurhi aud decree Of the county court oil AIrNun-
Ger county. state Of Illinois, made and entered
at TIE February term of said court a. ID. 1870,
upon the application Of the Undersigned AZ Gd-
hlnlsltatOr Ol the estate Oi Louis JOrgunGcn,
u'crUtd, 10 said court Tor leave TO sell real ~.
M'tul the said estate TO pay the debts Of said es
w'i u viii As such administration ON ! uc Sduy,
July l,th, 1877 at the hour Of two clock in the
afternoon, ut the front door Of the court house
IN tie city Of Cairo, In said county and state
vIer at public sale to the highest and best bid.
der the following described real estate namely:
ne east half of tn. northeast quarter
OF section four. iN), in township No.
seventeen 10, south range No. two
~ west Of the I'd principal meridian
IN unlh county; also sixteen 90 lots, Nos. one
o. to tweycU2) both lClusiye and Nos thirty
s.evenC7) to forty tiO) both, inclusive, in block
No, thirteen 90 in the fourth am
addition 10 said city of CailO --as the
,ni lots are designated and ,Ies-
orbc,l ON the recorded map or plat OF said CIV:
also lot No. twenty-four (2i) In block No.
hi'y'li Cdl in the first addition to said city of
,alto, and ALSO lots thirteen U3) and fourteen
!li), IN block No. seventeentl7), in the city of
"a Sale, In the county Of La Sale and state
Aforesaid said real estate is to DE sold for the
payment of the debts of the said estate, and
me same Will be sold for ne-half casn in hand
ana the balance in six and twelve months with
ROou personal security and mortgage, or sale
mortgage, on the premises sold 10 secure bal
Hnce OF the purchase money,
IoRACr WAnDsER,
NN"o' '"he' 'N''' Administrator, etc
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JOE CoBuRN, now in Sing Sing prison,
is learning to be 4 brickmaker.

A LOUISIANA Democrat writes that
1.-The leaders OF the returning board in
dic,ments are Whitaker the Judge of the
court, a late convert from the Republic
can party, and Ogden, the attorney gen
eral, who, instead Of being a Bourbon
Democrat. as the northern papers say,
comes from an Old Wing family and has
been a reformer, uniticationist ard q
conservative -in fact, anything but an
Out-and-out Democrat.
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DySP EPSIA.
GASTRON.

GieTROSi Is n safe, speedy. and posi-
tire care for that most depressing Of all
penfs. and % brief course OF tred tn,ent riN
restore the digostire organs 10 th,ir priS
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action Of tie stomach and intesfiHes. The
nervous frritabuity Of literary and all
persons pursuing sedentary HTc, -
speediiy remored by This agent. The
stomach Is restored 10 health aud the E"B-
note of The system UW once more respond
III he performance Of tabor,
Price, one Dollar, Ia large bottle, or
Al
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from ths disease
anxious 10 he cured should Try Dr hl,-.
ncl's Celebrated Con-unptlye Powders.
These powders are the oA,y preparation
known that wlIlcure Consumption aud all
disease of the throat and lung indeed,
:" strong i ourfaith IN them, HuG $3.50 10
convince You that they are DO huu,uu., We
VIII forward TO every sufferer, hy mail
postpaid, q free trial box.
We don't want your money until YOU are
perfectly satisfied OF their curative powers.
II YOU life j, worth saving don't delay IN
giving these powders q trial. ~ they wIl
surely cure you.
Price, tor large box. -. sent 10 ruy part
OF the United state, or canada by mail on
receipt Of price. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
,fI Fulton street Ergnk ism y
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ADMINISTRATORS .ArE-

Public NOTICE T. hereby given tia, By virtue
- d decree ul the county Cour, Of the county,
IS Alexander IN the state oi LuOls.
r-uderei al the June term Of sad
court. III, upon The application Of tie
Undersigned, ~ cell the real property 81 the
.-iats Di Louis SAssann0, decreased. tUTay the
debt. 81 the same, /. Harmon If. Blacs, admin
lstratOT Jr Uyuls non Of the estate Louis Mas
sauuO, late ~ said county deceased, viii sell At
public yendur. on the LET iay OF July, \ D..
~. at the ont door Di the court house In the
city II Cairo at Two O'Clock =. III Oi said day
~ ID" highest and best bidder - Isy the debt,
VI -ald LOul- Nassannu, deceased, tie following
IrscfiLed real estate tO-WIts Lot eight ~ IN,
block seventeen ~, II the III RI HdditiI the ~
city Of Cairo, situate IN said county and state
having thereon d tine two story brick bu.ldIn.
adapted iOT business and resId"r re-. The sad
property win be cold absolutely and Irce from
any ncumbrsncc, including the the widow, :
dover, which viii BE- released 10 the purchaser
without further consideration. Terms of safe.
one thousand dollar and OHe-hAli % surplus 10
be- ca b IN hand aud the balance In riE months
from time Of nale. The deferred payment must
b. evidenced By III purchasef's note drawing
xix Uef cent Interest with p"rEOnd security,
and sale mortgage upon the premises -pld.
Dated June 9TH III.
IlAENOS II ELkCE.
Administrator de bOnis non q. the c-tlI. Of
I.Ouis hassannO dui
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Estate Of John Craig. deceased.
The under,'g ued having been appointed
admin 'tratoG Of the estate Of John traig
late Of the county OF Alexander and state
OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that lac Will appear before the county court
OF Alexander county a. the court house IN
Cairo at the August term, on the third
Monday IN August next, at which time
all person, having claim, against said estate
ac notified aud requested to attend for the
purpO.e Of having the sans adjusted. Al
persons Indebted 10 said estate are r.
qlc,'ed to make i'm Mediate payment 10 the
undersigned.
Da'cA, lhi' 9Th dly of May. 4 y. ~.
JAMES l.. SANDERS
Admin stratOr.
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()UI,ltA

Our representative, Mr.. 'ott, will be
In Cairo with a iull line of samples in
our line, all wishing full suit, or over.
coat, should give him trial as hc is de.
tcrmined to keep down monoplics.
FRANK FECHRR,
Merchant Tailor, Evansville,
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,.JUsrICE To THE wouKIxau,x

In an article on the above subject, ,he
Quincy Herald says; "Thc terrible events
Of the past few days teach lesson thu,
will not soon be forgotten. The dcsper.
alton OF the workingman has led him ia
acts OF violence which cannot be iusti.
fled, 1t Is true, but these deeds will make
an impression upon the understanding
and conscienceoi the people, and awaken
. lively sense Of the necessity, the abso.
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[ lIii.iiEiI

CHICAGO, July IL he strike OF rail-
ROAD hands na, b.grm, general m chi
c!ro. 4 Ma u.l-,tra'c! .pl u.rut by
strike among the chm,u Oh III,
Michigan Central ru.ro4l. and rhl.
mDrnu. thr Du,.-e force oi the road
Joined them iHr.u men. who claim
l4.t by The arrogance. ga.ru3ur,. and
p.Igriug.yns. ui the m.ug- meur they
haN. virtually a.'a forced into 'ue -'rIhD
gathering Do force rhI, mo~utu.. visited
the other ,sl.fn.l men 10 the cry and
induced them all with the exception OF
The emyl0y,, Of The Northwestern rail.
road 20 strike. consequently a. ,Al. hour
none bu- passenger train, are Oh the
road. all other. beng aid Up.
4 mob among whom are bu, i-E
strikers. but which j. largely cGmuy-aI
o! di.repu'ab!e.. is circulating 70 the
number of five Iuud-el on the gy,.t .fI.
and cawu..rrrg all Glasses %; Wur,,ruan
10 ggf,.
IN, railroad Office. rra.,g. q deserted
sr,asrar,,. and rg,. ya-.,. a-, sg.4., Eo
dapreI zion, ar 5.,ly committed. The
policy of most rgli. !. 10 ,.rJ away q.
many ear. Il. r,o..f.la
TIr nob wnl.i. r,o.-I tine v.r,. .ln...
Of The rs..r,sg. iii. rorrig, Continued
i. Isi.or. Jgr,rs, ,nr afternoon tg.yfrg
t.elf win c1o.irg M maqufgore. and
al, .baa. which '.y IN ,.a.r way. me
prgpria,ors yeDer.lIv offered I'D otfcc.
;i9n.. r. ba'f., pretty generally under
.,ooj mat The men would return and 90
70 work wparlYe, agTl.sjIe. The mob
which "a. rmes numbered . Is0 hYt
which was oC,er divided into sections
was coror,sa5 largely If l,oy. Laty..n
fourteen and ,y5.r,y nm. ar,ioy uod,r
directions from ana p lr.I. An ,aiI.
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PILES. HemOnhoids.
PILON.

Mann causes tend to proJucn N IL min.
fm aud distressing state. The blood IS
retarded ia its return: the TOO Frequent
nse of drastic Jurgatjres tends TO produce
congestion Of the JOuGis, torpid action or
the Nrer, and hume rOus other causes are
the source Of mis- complaint, and hitherto
me public, Which qr0uld rdpfdly aiieriote
symptoms and ultimately more al effect
ire care. In PILON are haze a REMEDY
VA "e%%Ds %s iarSess '"%ors oftHs pa S%.
haze re-" recoirc1 not oDiy Semedt, Jmp haze ""
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news hospitals London, Curator TO
ST. EliIabeihs, etc.
iDer Urdrs of The most Mb0rioW PC
search and inresfigdfioH, aud AFTER mo
practical application Ia treatment 10 hoa-
sands Of patients, Geo. ChandIer, An,
VI H., nor presents 10 Ms american pub
lie the JoiiowinJ remedies, his sole dis
cOrerD aud property, The efficacy Of phish
testimonials, the unsolicited offerings Of
suffering and Discouraged patients, ,rho
hare not only received reiief and bcnsbt
from their continued use, but haze been
rddicdiiy cured Of ailments aud chronic
com pidiHtS, Which bare been djud0cd M
tie most eminent physicians as hoPefeSS.
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FITS EPILEPSY
OR
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently cured-nO hgmbug-Dy one
month, usage Of Dr.. Goulards Celrnra,.
ed tlt Powder. TO convince sufferers
that these powders viii TO ali We claim for
them, We Will send them by mail, post
paid, Tree trial box. \, Or. Gouarl i,
the only physician tIat has ever mauc thl,
disease special study. and q, to orr
knowledge thouaaut. hair been p,rma-
leHliy cured oy the Use 81 the" POWDER,
We vii guarantee permanent care IN
every case. or refund you all uOney eX-
pended. All sufferer. should give these
Powder. An early trial. aud De convinced
.! their curative pO"er-.
Pnc=, for large box, g, or boxes for
tlo, sent BY mail 10 any part of United
state. or Canada on receipt Of price, or by
express, G.. -. -. Address.
ASH e. ROBBINS,
so Fulton street. Brooklyn. y, !.
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epCE by the Car Load or Ton win be
packed for shipping.
Evening star., 1877-12-13
FORTE-FIFTH CONG RESS.
THURSDAY. Dec. IL

SENATE--SeveTal petitions similar 20 those
presented heretofore i'm relation Ia the tariff
temperance. and woman suffrage. were pre-
sented 10y different Senators and properly re
ferred. Mr. Cameron (wis) presented the
petition of ID. +. Corhin. Of South Carolina
claiming seat I'm the senate, asking that his
tltle Ia seat he inquired into ON IFS merits !:
committee on printing and elections. Mr.
spencer introduced a petition from T. J. nu
rant and others. protesting against the eNten-
sion Of the North % street Railroad in Wash
ington, ID. c.: committee on the District of
Columbia. BY Mr. DaweS-Bill to authorize
and equip an expedition 10 the Arctic seas !:
dock-Resolution authorizing the Secretary Of
the ITeaSuryto withhold from destruction one
each oi the series of engraved plates for print
ing the United states currency; He asked its
present consideration. but objection being
made il was laid over under the rules and re
ferIed 10 the committee on finance.
Mr.. Davis CIV. Na.) called up a resolution of
inquiry presented by him yesterday i'm relation
10 The state militia and IL was adopted.
Mr.. Ferry, from committee ON post offices
and roads, reported back the House bill eStab.
fishing post routes, with amendments Laid
on table. and ordered printed.
MIR. Harris reported back from the commit
tee ON the District of Columbia the hill To- nun.
lSh embeZzlement i'm the District OF Columbia.
Win an amendment in the nature of a Su,,Sii.
tute. The amendment was adopted aud th,,
blll, 3S amended. Was passed
Mr.. Voorhees, introduced a resolution setting
.npI.h t4idt u Was oi the highest Importance
lllat the government should keep ali its con
nactS m good faith. &c. He said he should
cal II up on the 18th of January next aud Slib
NIT some remarks upon il.
The Chair laid before the senate the nm
hm>hed business. being the Matthews silver
resolution, ON which Mr. Bayard took the floor
HoCSE.-Mr. Bliss introduced a bin 20 pro-
vide for the erection of a public building for
.he use OF the government i'm the city of Brook
lyn, ". Referred.
nj a,ri - H.
The noOT were extended To the memberS of the
National Educational Association, now in >es-
sion in this city.
, Tie House then resumed consideration of
the Colorado contested election ease. and Mr.
tandler opened the discussion of the ,lay in
favor Of Mr.. PalterSon's right To the seat.