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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
TIE Washington correspondent OF the

TIE Washington correspondent Of The
hter.Oeean states that in the torthcom-
Ing report Of the commissioner Of inter-
nal revenue it will appear that last year
Illinois paid nearly twice as much inter
nal revenue tax as any other ..sta!e IN
the Union, the amount being nearly
s22 .OOO, 600. 1t is further stated that the
next largest sum was paid by Ohio, the
amount being 100000. New York
paid $4,000 600, Virginia 100000,
aud Pennsylvania sG.Ooo.Ooo. 1t ap-
pears that fifteen states contributed In
aggregate over slOi, 900. 900, leaving less
than 100000 as the aggregate
amount paid by the twenty three
remaining states and seven territories.
The State OF Illinois alone paid nearly
one fifth Of the entire amount, and the
states Of Illinois, Ohio and New York
contributed nearly one halt Of the tota!
sum collected. fhe first Ohio district,
for gallon tax on distilled spirits, pad
Il. Ss3, 4ss, which Is the largest amount
received from any one district. The
first Illinois district paid tor gallon tax
on distilled spirits sG,2sS,ajI; the fifth
district paid 1891 $50. A number Of
districts in the Western States paid oyer
Ole million dollars each tor gallon tax
On spirits, hut the three districts named
are lhe highest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Public notice /. hereby given that By virtue
OIL decree Of the county court Of the county,
81 Alexander in the state of Illinois,
rendered Ut the June term of said
court III, upon the application OF the
undersigned, 10 sell the real property Of the
eslats Of Louis Nassanno, deceased. 10 pay the
debts of the same, ! Harmon II. Black, admin
istfatOT de DOnls non Of the estate OF Louis Mas
sannO, late of said county d,ceased, viii sell a,
public yendue, On the 18th day OF Sept, mber A ID
ls7 ut the front doOt Of the court house in Tho
city Of Cairo at two O'Clock y. IN. Of said day
TO the highest and best bidder, 10 pay the debts
q saId Louis NassannD, deceased, The following
described real estate, t0-wit Lot eight ~ in,
block seventeen ~, IN the II II addition to me
city OF Cairo, situate in said county and state
having thereon II line two story brick building
adapted Tor business and residence. The sal
property will be sold absolutely and ree from
any incumbrance, including the the widow
dover, which Will be released TO the purchaser
without further consideration, Terms of sale.
One thousand dollars and one hal fof ,urplus ia
be cash IN hand, and the balance in Fix months
from tune OF sale The deferred PAYMENT mus,
bo evidenced by IN Purchasers note drawing
SIN. pcr cent Interest with person II security,
ana sale mortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated August IN ihIn
HARMON II BLACK,
Aimins 'raiorfc bonis non OF the estate
LOUIS H"ssahno dtd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
PURELY VEGETABLE

s1nta ningthose southern roots and herbs Wiuch
an all wis. providence has placed 10 cohnT!t,
where Liver Dl.cA-e- prly'll. II VIII cure All
diseases cag ei by arrangement Us tie LIVER
and bowels. -.
The ymp'oms 81 Liver Compliant Src a hit-
tor or Bad IL q. 10 the mouth; ram IN The uai {,
dies or Joints, often mistaken for rAennA-
lI-m; -pUr stomach. loss u appetite, h""tis
alternately Cu.lye aui La, hra.@eHe. i'r' "i
memory, WITH Ta.iu!l. sensation al Ii-N!h-
failed ~ 10 something which ought 70 nave
been ne, debility, low spirits, thick !C-
bow apge rance q, the -siu anh cy--, 'fy
cough Glea ml5iaEsa for consumption.
me ines many Of these symptom. 2',-h!
i'-.s., MN il. Ire bcar, ia GENERALLY The '"a'
sEf.y.-sfs amt Il not yegl,EisA-iH h"S..std'
Sue. r.
Icsr rlr.u.utuI " eG'r8.'9ls remedy !'f
-s.-,-. Hl rlsIlEor, ii=artHlr! ana br.iTl',.ar
-muaa' .srT Gegclr1T. Lk".- DEE
l- 81 Aia,et -iI..,, : III; Fg-.Ma-..F, fh.I-
"'Ng i4v- tested Is sir'1es Ier,oaal,r, and
"a 0w tlat. f3g y. -pspsi, Bi.1u :nes- 20
Iar-E Ding Hs-i-.hf u 3. BE be- m~'.c.hr ilt
world eyer .Ay. We have II.-l Tort! Hi.r'
r.mcl.4s l-?9le -mMJL' Iva ReC-A'gT
Int none O.! ilgu gave Us M1re i-7n ists aTAfi
-el.ef: tli the ke-. .'rr ~. OILY rei''- -
bat cI.rei us ."-Ly. ltI1 aE11H 1SI .-''S-
IN N-C4- %.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

THERE are four vacancies in the Hi
nols legislature-two in the senate and
two in the house. The vacancies in the
senate have been caused by death. while
those in the house are the result OF ap-
pointmens TO other positions. II Is
hardly probable that these vacancies will
will be filled before the election in ls's'
unless a special session should be called.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC.
WHAT If EARNED AND WHAT IT COST TO
nrN TILE ROAM nrRING lS1G.

WHAT If EARNED AND WHAT IT COST TO
run THE ROAD DURING 1876.
According to the report of the opera
tives OF the Central Pacific railroad OF
California Tor the year $50, the gross
earnings were SIS, l4G.944, ami the opcrat-
Ing expenses SS,732,01i, showing the
earnings oyer expenses 10 have been
ss.4l4, $50. The assets OF the road aEe
set down at SlSj.Qi7 900. $l3j,0yJt.p o.!
which represents the value OF liza
miles OF track, with stations, ,idEg>.
wharyeS, steamers, etc., so 0uJ.ttu Oh.
value OF the company's iaUls: SI43IHp
thevalue OF the roads equipments, au-
$500 ,0J9 the value OF lands ana water,
fronts in san Francisco and Sacramento.
The capital stock OF the company is c+,.
800. and the funded debt
s54, Is. 900. There were two dIy!-
dends paid during the year
amounting together 10 :i,Jl3.UlO. The
.ales oil land since $50 have amounted 10
81, l04 acres al an average OF sos per
acre. For the first Fix months OF the
present year the gross earnings have
been s. AGO ,Gi2, and the operating eN-
pepses 81 ,0D5 0j3, showing the net earn.
Ings TO have been -, lj4,1U9.
IL will be seen that the road j. in q
very prosperous condition, il net earn
ings having grown steadily from Sl,4U.-
so in 1865 10 S9,3l3.7G9 in 1876, and con-
stantly growing larger. There i no
reason why il should not be compelled "a
make provisions Tor the payment OF the
S2j. SIS 600 bonds granted by tie govern
ment, together with the unpaid interest
thereon Of $1,000 co.. All IL net earn
ings over and above what may e need
ed to meet The interest on It's debt ought
to be sci aside for sinking fund Tor this
| oh iapt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
Administrators Notice,
L.tn,e of Krllpel Cln1L. dnrnn.nn

LsVa" vi biluBet NIath, deceased,
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Cum lcstamcnto Annpxo
OF the estate OF Bridget Clark, late of
the county of Alexander and
slhte OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice that no will appear before
the county court OF Alexander county, at
the court house in Cairo at the October term
on the third Monday in oct. next, ut which
time all persons having CLAIMS against said
estate are notified and requested TO attend
for the purpose OF having the same ad.
lusted All persons indepted to said cs.
tate are requested TO make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this 2lst day OF August, A. ID.
1871. ALFRED COMlNGs, Admir-.
Wet. Cum Testamento Anne xo
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

g, THE fall term Of the supreme court
a Illinois commences at Ottawa on
onTuesday next. Under the law Great
lup the appellate court, the supreme
court judges are required at this term to
select the Judges Of the appellate court.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

Ex.Goy. BEvERID6E, Gen. Jnlins
White and Gen. John McNulty, all OF
Illinois, are applicants for the anticipated
vacancy to be caused by the resignation
Of Assistant Secretary Mccormick.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
SCribner'S Monthly
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When sCElESER Issued II, famous Mo
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critic said OiIl: 1--WE are not sure but that
SCRIBNEE has touched mgh.water mark
We 10 not see " h-t worlds ale left TO it 10
conquer Rut the publisher. DO not con.
slider That they have reached the ultima
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other worlds to conquer, ahd they PROPOSE
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The prospectus for the new volume giyes
the titles OF more than lllty papers mostly
llusIratedj. by writer. 81 the AIghc>tIuerit.
Under the head OF
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

IL,
q, %. from, door Of the c9ur, house IN Cairo, A,y
sudsr county, Illinois, Commencing at 10 o'clotE
m. eel a. puddle auction the following tssrrye.
,ea. stale, d the s..3 Claiborne Winston, to-wit
Undivided =! s.. se. section = township ljran-,
west
Undivided = sslI sv', section q township !.
range act
Undivided Z nv Z. section 81 township II range
west
NJ eel. section 3 township u range west
Sw's sw4 section - township l. range 2 west
SWt sea section 81 township H. range 2wts.
Nc', section u township ~ range : west
NIX seq section q township ] range : west
D.. uwt. section q township Il range . wr.t
" scat section 4 township ! b range 3we,t
>at. section - township II range wet
J. nv SECTION ~ township u range 3ge1t
T. us scctiga2t township u range se.'
>w', secaOn - township u range west
wv section - township u range 2 west
Wa natt section township ! % range J vest
Nwi section ~ township il range west
Nv, nsH section 20 township u range We,
Ne. De'4 section - township - range gW..t
Sc ne section 4 township -rauae2 Wet
AL in Alexander county Illinois.
AEo:
S-I section 7 township Orange 2east
Sc corner Of s"'t section / township j. range .
east
In he The county Of P4lasaiaad STATE # Illinois.
L5is p q, %. O. and3o, ,n5.ocg. 2. and 10, o,
IN bock H. and lots .jIand3l, in b.yck D. al. IA III.
Egst addition 10 tie Gig Of Cairo, county Of Alcz-
aatsr, and State o. Illinois.
Also-
l.. q, p. %, and a. in IRE II.,e. Addition :,
TIE City Of Cairo aforesaid.
The tcfn- Of the -alc are-OHe-Euria cash and
the balance in three equal payments At tx, usely,
anp eighteen months, with seven per cent interest
seiure1 b. deed Of truton premises sold.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN,

1'nh BULLETIN "a olllIshcd every nornlnS
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ner Washington avenue and Twelfth nt'"ft
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Foreign Travel,

we have - Winter on the Nile by Gen.
Mcclellan "saLnie!!Dgs About Constant.
n0pie, py Charles Dudley Warner; "Uul
Of Ny window at Moscow by Eugene
'.''-..,isrs IAN American in Iurki.taH,"
ihrec serial stories are annOuHced'
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whose story Of "Seyeno4Es " gave tue AlgA
est satisfaction 70 tie readers Vi the
Monthly.
The scene Of thi. latest novel !. laid Oh
the bank Of he Hudson. Tie hero is
young man who h4. been always tied 10 a
WOman's apron .trings,' but who. by the
death o. his mother, j. left alone in the
IOrld-tO dfiit on the current VI .iie-witb
fortune, but without a purpose.
Another serial, Hi. lnheritance.' By
Ma Irafton, vii begin On the completion
Of .'Ihs Lass O Lowre's,' by Mrs. Ilodg.
son Burnett. Mr.. Burnett. tory, begun
in August, has patAg- and dramatic power
which have been q surprise H. the public.
There is 70 re series az original and *.
qu.ziteiy illustrated paper, u Popular >ci.
enoe,' by NI-. Hen!.h, ea,l paper com.
p.ete 10 iI.eli.
There are to be, from various peu., paper
OF
Home Life ard Travel
Also, practical .ugge .uou- a. 20 town an
country life, village Improvements, etc., by
Tsil.knOTn specialists,
Mr. Bzrnard's article On various indus.
mics Of Great Britain include the history Of
some Experiment. in CO.Oyeration,r "a
Scottish Loaf FACTORY in the November
number, and TOAD Lane, R0cAdale," in
December. Other papers are, "The British
Workingrnan' Home, - Nation Of Shop
keeper, ""HA penny aN sex for the Child,h
etc.
4 richly Illustrated -e1;es will be given on
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various writers, and each on different
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"K2as.a2,i aai Homseeoration"
viii have Z promluea, Place, whilst the
production, Of American humori,ts Will ap.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

10 the Voter Of Alexander County:
hereby announce that am candidate for me
oiice Of County CLERK OF Alexander comfy, SUP
lee, to your decision at your respective Young
places, on the Sixth day Of November, ls.7,
Very Respectfully, CASPER foSi'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
CORNELL TOSTlCK 70. AWHILE
A CLEAN SWEEP ~ THE
NEW YoK CUSTOM

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Sept G.-After long
discussion In the cabinet to-day 1t was
decided not 10 remove Cornell at present
His resignation from the national com
mittee has not been received, but il was
thought best to let his case 90 with
those OF Collector Arthur and Surveyor
Sharp, and remove all OF them soon
after congress meets, on the ground that
an entire change IN the New York Gus
iom.house Is needed ia order TO insure
the enforcement OF The presidents civil
service system.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

We are authodred TO announce John hriy "
q candidate for the Office OF eounty oIe'A " ~"
ELECTION 10 be held November 9th, $50
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
County Clerk .
70 N. ral,or Of the Cairo BrLLnrIN;

We are authorized to announce Henry ..pisntLt .
~. election 70 be held November 9Th, 1871
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09
SICK HEADACHE

ia t.s''e.iIrc s''iefI1r t'clT. r1f! n.
.usnf.y. -. 1.-tl G4rce ~ re Stomach
arising from lMpH'gCtY aEe-ird r9HienH
a..t- Z ..syrs.ssl' ralss1 ard 'rfs constitutes
watisJ .'I-..I.y L.. 70 az SIX j.e9is.br. igr
l Z mt NJ n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

We are authorized to announce Samuel y.
Hamm a, A Candidate for the once OF Comfy
Clerk a, the election 10 be feld November oth'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

please announoethat lam an independent esndl-
ai,e S,r the Office OF comfy clerk OF Alexanaei
eoan,y attic erection 10 be held 70 Novemoei
n,xt" JAMES w. STEW All
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ADVERTiSINGaAT2S.

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DAILY
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-09

ruhli. notice D. hereby givcu ht the county
quite Of Alexander county h'' rendered Judgmsul
ior special assessment upon property benefited
by the following Improvements ot silcW ak, to-wll!
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
Local .AHa1r0.
Decoration Day;

To-day being Decoration Day, It will be
celebrated with unusually pomp, as every
thing 10 being done to make the occasion
grander than any proceeding Decoration
Day. A number Of persons have already
contributed flowers, but the lasjority will
no. deliver them until this morning. The
arrangements are about completed. The
ceremonies will tske place under the aus
pices Of the First Delaware Association, and
of the following committee appointed by
the soldiers Of other organisations: Col.
William 7. swiggett; Captain Joseph
Wheeler, Capt. William II. Cloward, and
Capt. Charles Evans.
The First Delaware Association, the
American Rifles, and other soldiers and
sailors, will meet at the City Hall at 10
O'Clock, and preceded BY tho United Cornet
Band, will proceed At 8 O'Clock to the VIII
mington & Brandywine and st. Mary's
cemeteries and decorate the graves there.
The graves In the other cemeteries will be
decorated in the morning. All persons who
wish to contribute flowers, should leave
them at the City Hall this morning. The
colored soldiers also intend to participate
and they will decorate tho graves of their
companions, who fell Agting nobly for their
country and liberty, and when the sun sets,
1t Is hoped that not one grave will be lefi
untouched.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
Annual CssI.

The Pennsylvania Yearly Meeting of Pros
greestve Friends will convene for its 26th
session iD the Westinghouse Ut Longwood,
Chester, Co., at 10 O'Clock, .. M, of Fifth
Day, seventh OF the sixth month, (Thursday
june ~ 1877, and continue three dsys.
We meet to celebrate with grateful re-
view the progress Of quarter. century, and
TO consider the demands of the new time -
70 consult concerning our practical duties,
and to learn how We may make the best of
all human conditions Ito seek, amid xll OBJ.
scurities, confusiops and corruptions, the
way of true life i; to bear testimony against
al iniquity and in favor of al righteous>
ness ito dedicate our lives to the reason
able service of God and man, % children of
the Highest and ss brothers of the lowest.
And to this annual Religious Festival We
invite al who would Join Us in the love of
The True, the Beautiful and the Good. I,
Longwood is . rural neighborhood, near
Rosedale station on the Baltimore Central
r. R., about 40 miles 8. w. from Philadel-
ohia, with which CITY IT. h"s Communication
BY three daily trains, each way.
CHARLES u. A nkS, ..s.-
SIDNEY PEIRUE CURTIS
''s .HNH.'.E .. '.'..r - NAeEAss
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
4 Flend's viesiIn.

A HERALD reporter called last evening
upon Mrs. Reynolds the colored woman who
has the charge OF the poor little girl who
wes 80 cruelty. and hendishly abused, Dy y
colored woman some days ago, the psrticu.
and found that the child vas being very
kindly treated by Mrs. Reynolds, who is :
kind and mosherly woman. br. Smith.
colored 10 ssttendipg the child, aud Is very
hopeful Of its recovery !; the only danger 10
be apprehended 10 the setting in OF NORTH.
cation, which b feared. Y H"'i isliil
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
na Minor Leoalss f,
Sun rose at 4.Ss; sets At 7.22.

Sun rose at 4.Ss; sets At 7.22. sz4
The Wilmington Loan Association will
meet this evening. t,.. @qe ill.,,
The steamer s. NJ. FELTON, will resume her
trips between this city and Philadelphia,
sometime during the frst week In June. l.;
has undergone thorough repairs. a.
Dr.. Shelp has returned, snd those wishing
o see him professionally will please call al
once. Drs. Shelp & Winner.
Fine silk bowe, in all shades and styles,
fancy windsor ties, lace collars. bibs, braid,
and gloves for sale cheap at John H. Walls
ravens, 7l3 Market ct. ...--sss
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30

DOR SALE.-A frst-class Millinery Fs-
4 tablish nent, located on Il log street,
doing n splendid business. House and
store for rent. also connected Herewith q
declining health of the owners. Pos session
at ouce For terms. prices &c, apply TO
... ....,... - M. NJ. CHI Id,
No, e. Seventh street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
LOST AND FOUND.

sTRAYED OR sTOLEN.-A brown mare
8 years old, l5H hands high, weight about
1000 pounds, white right ankle, the head
and neck indicating fine breeding, hind
quarters little inclined to be bony. The
coupling bone whore the hip strap crosses
qvtte promi' ent, fine roadster, and can trot
10 $50, she h shod Tor toe iweinhts. Any
pne reeurning heri y the undersigned win
4. GRO, A. MtLLtNoToN. h
New Oastisy MI n y Il IN, ..,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
FOB SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE "A Farm Of 40 acres; with a
y GOOD franle dive ling house, with anew
on the concord pike. near TaIleyvliie;
Part ofthe money can remain on m ortgage
For further particulars, apply to John
Dougherty OH the premises, or, address
TINS On1ce. 49, ~. 'may2t-lW
The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
-Tenperanss.

ss~~-rTenpeEoDoes
TIE Gospel Temperance Meeting, in the
city Hail. Last night, w.s very veil atten-
1t was opened with prayer BY Rev. Mr..
eloquent speech, graphically depicting the
enormous evil, moral, political, social and
physical, flowing from tie tfadic Of whts-
key. .aa .{-... IA, ..l.vy
the gospel feature prominent in the tenn
perance work. .'t
Prot. Seymour, viewed the Temperance
question in. its physiological aspects, and
gave some interesting facts about the effect
Of alcohol on the brain. ,j.. sgsl l.-}
A gentleman from tho Eastern States
Mr.. Dorward, gave . very interesting per~
sonal experience. He had long BEEN and
still was the victim of the terrible appetite
for strong drink but though he was VIC
tim he hated his destroyer and would con-
tinue to denounce liquor drinking - long
- he lived. uf .Gs .'5s -r..s.,,,
H. W. Morrow, Vice President, 7. N.
G. A. made the concluding address, In IN
earnest and fervent manner. j' z
.Fervent prayer for the success Of the
Temperance work were made BY the Rev.
Mr. Houston and Dr.. Hicks. DR.. Hicks
then stated that tho following clergynaen
had promised to speak on successive even-
ings in the order given, Rey. A. D Davis,
Rev. DR.. Nixon and Rev. Mr.. Duval.
The exercises throughout were Interesting
and instructive, and are pervaded BY
spirit of christian charity.