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SpuI'kcy,

a woman named Lena Loian assault.
cd imam named Guerrero. for whom
'she had boon keeping house, In Viz.
8itiA city. Guerrero, II appears, had
tainted md insulicd her beyond cn.
<lurance. when sho went for him with n
razor, slnshing him ncross the facc.
In Court. sho admitted that she Ind
inlcndcd TO cut his ihront. hu; struck
too high, and hcr only regret wax tho
disgrace hor action would bring mon
her relatives, ana that she Gil not
succeed ia killing her .yrmcn,or.
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JAMES E'EEGUso,
Assistant Adiutnnt Geunrnl.


TIL" Virginia City hooitj,ht Givos the
particulars Of M interview hctwecn
Governor bradley and Superintendent
lrrrinSton Of The V. & T.. Railroad in
relation T." the Governors veto Of the
bnilion Tax bill. Tho cr.Cenicuninl
'ominiGsioncr--wh0sc patriotism 10 Tho
queen has always icon nu ingur,nuuut .
able barrier 10 his becoming n citizen ~
ih" United Statcs-hccn,uc nj lo,oIl,
p'l'r "aiin, not I" say insO!cut. in his
language, when tho Governor. wh, ho1
born" about ~ much az courtesy ond
good nature demanded, in his usual
P'hiachal manner, sGid la the irrnto
would.hc dictator: "Wcll, NY sou, va
cant all be Of one opinion, you know. -
Tho visiting pnrIy becoming s,ill moro
heated, tho Governor arose fro,, h;s
chair. and said with so,nc o,u,,b,ui. ..
LOOK ere, Mr. Warrington, when Won
GET to bc Governor of Caua,,a. md 7
como around your Office 10 Interfere viii,
your business, you ran tell mo To 90 Ia
hell" Tho cxCcntcnnial Is rcrnric,,
to have @ibsidcd ut once, and ,onk n
hnS!y departure without another word
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The Order Cor the Massacre.

Tho following correct copy of The
original order given concerning the
Mountain Meadows massacre is pub
lishcd by the Arizona Star. The order
with three nliidnYits authcn,;catipp il
was found nmong tho papers Of the late
cx-Chicf Justice Titus Of Arizonn, and
formerly Chief Justice of Utnh:
SPECIAL ORDER, SALT LACE CRY,
April 10, l3i7.-Thc officer in command
Of tho escort is hereby ordered To see
that every man is well prepared with
ammunition, and TO have 1t rendy nj
the time you SEQ these tealnsters 100
miles from settlement. President
Young advises that they should all be
killed to prevent their returning to
Bfidgor to join our enemy. Every pre-
caution should DO taken to SEQ that not
one escapes. Secrecy is required. By
order Of General Daniel II. Wells.
JAMES FERGUSON,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Tho original order. with the ailldaYits
nre III my possession, and hnvo had
frequent conversations with tho lntc
Judge Titus, my former law partner, in
regard to tho matter, and ho never
doubted the gcnuincncss of tho order
or Of tho guilt Of brigham Young.
j.. &. lIUGHEs.
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WEEKLY ELKg laDEpEsO;ar.
SUNDAY, APRIL J, 1871.
DO Not Rs,pond.

Il position on tho Louisiana Colatits,
sioh appears 10 be ono for which gen
tlcmeu ere by no Ecnns Slamosous
Among those who have scan invited by
The President to take lGrt in tho pro,
posed investigation, all have. upon one
'preteIt or another. d,clincd the honor.
except Gover;ijr Brown Of Tennessee,
who for se=sral days past has stood
alone Us Willing TO accept his relative
PROPORTION Of the responsibilities Of the
extrs5sdinnry mission.
II il now c!nimcd that incision iu
reSurd to the South Carolina State Gov
Eminent will be arrived at this week.
Respecting matters CONNECTED with
the Lonisi&nR Commission. the PrCs!-
dent is accredited with having said
that no Information would be made
public.
Pending tile ratification Of the
RatiuR OF the Electoral Commission by
tLo Houso. il is now alleged that IL cam-
pnot WIS made between Gen. Gordon, on
behalf OF Hampton, and Stanley
Mathews, now Senator from Ohio, aud
Repres NATIVE Foster, 10 the cif,c: that
IInmptua AMI Nichols SHOULD retain tic
Govcrnorahip Of their respective States
whatever might be the result Of the
count. 1t is further stated on one hand
md denied OH the Other, that pledges
to that effect wero given in writing. but
the truth or falsity of these stories.
time, perhaps, will unrnycl.
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They have ",put and call" business
down to pretty fine point III New York.
They have Puts, Calls, Spread, and
Straddles. 4 call or put on 100
shares costs $l0G % aud spread or
double privilege on 100 shnres, :f2l5 so
\ straddlo on 100 shares cost from $500
to $500. and is double privilcge-put
and call in ono contract. both Mt the
selling price OF the stock. The holder
OF such Ii privilege can instruct his
broker to close it out ut any time before
The contract expires or TO buy or sell
Eaiust il.
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StOrcI CAk,Iht- 1'nN.

Tho Board of Commissioners for
Storey county, on Tues'luy last. lowed
tho rate OF taxation for county purposes
Mt 20 cents and for school purposes, nj
10 cents. Tho State levy heing 90 cents;
for their railroad fund, gu cents, and
the redemption fund % cents, makes
total of 81 o5 on cNch 500 valuation
of taxable property.
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Try EN-,

Nico f.. Turkeys mud GccRn for snlc
ut tho Gem Restaurant. NJ 70 cents per
pound. Also fresh Salmon uud Stur-
gcom at % cents per pound
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-31
TIE SEMI-TROPICAI.

The June number of this excellent
is unusually Interesting, Ex-
governor Gleason contributes a valuable
paper on the Importance of Southern
Inland Navigation between the Missis.
sippi valley and the Atlantic sea-hoarl.
{. Drew, state comptroller of Florida,
has 4 carefully written and scholarly al
ticlc entitled, Making the Most of a
Topic in which he traces the similarity
between the sites Of Tallahassee and al,-
cicnt Jerusalem. 1.-The People and Ian
guage OF tho Timucua," by \. ). Cats.
chet, IL an interesting historical and
pathological paper, William I. Browne
presents interesting facts relative TO the
Susar-canc aud oranges, the two great
Baby a valuable abstract OF the re-
port Of the committee of the Florid.
fruit-growcrs' association OH the "Nomcn
claturc OF the Orange" is given. 9TH,
Iriumphs of Peace, referring to the DO.
lltical condition OF the South, and SIS
Florida the Poor Mans Home" by the
editor, will be read with interest. DR.
ID. IL. jacques continues his series of AZ,
tlcles on"Gardening all the y ear Round
which are regarded as invaluable by
the Sonthern.plant and gardner. There
are several other interesting articles. Til,
editorial department contains much In
structive original and selected. matter on
fruit culture, gardening, stock growing,
Horticulture, poultry raising, household
affairs, etc. Under the head OF "Note
Query and Incident" the editor will here.
alter answer a part OF the many inquiries
received concerning the state, its adyan.
tages. etc. All interested in Florida
should send 80 cents to the publisher
CharlesW Blew, Jacksonville, for a COPY,
Three dollars per annum.
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SLOWLY but surely the frauds of the
carpet-oaggers who so long ruled oyer
South Carolina are coming to the surface,
and already enough is known to damn
them In the estimation OF all honest men.
The printing ring was only one of the
mOnstrous rings that lived and lourished
during the Chamberlain regime. The
rascally friends of the ring are now COM
Ing to the surface, as will be seen by the
following from a correspondent of the
New ork Heraid, writing from Column.
bia under date of May 10Th
Another and most astounding sonsa.
ton was nnearthed here to-day, the de.
tails OF which, though not yet made pub
lie, are understood to Involve the per.
sons presently to be named in hope
less confusion and possible ultimate and
equally hopeless disgrace and ruin. The
story, or SO much of it rs can be oh.
tanned from those who have been favored
with pcrusal OF the papers in the case
is rs follows A valuable little book, 4
transcript of the private books OF the
late notorious Republican printing com
pany OF this city, has been secured by the
committee appointed by the senate to
investigate certain charges against mum.
Der Of the Republican senator's and oil.
GERS OF that body. 10 wiz Dc remenl-
bered that during the session of 1874
Josephus Woodruff, the present clerk of
the senate, and A. o. Jones (cOlorcd) the
former clerk OF the house, vino were also
the bosses OF the company above named
secured the passage OF an appropriation
OF S22j,0OO Tor the public printing which,
under the present administration, is en-
gagged to be done for SO, 900, the amount
OF work being the same in each instance.
The Importance of the little tell-talc
book alluded to above hes in the fact that
1t shows the amounts OF brides paid out
and the parties to whom they were paid
in order to secure the passage Of the
enormous appropriation referred to. The
aggregate amount of this bribery fund
was over sol, 600, and the parties to whom
it was paid were ext Governor Moses, ex-
State Treasurer +. l.. Carlozo, state sen-
atOrs Nash and Whittmore, and en- sena-
tor Y. j. p, Owens. Timothy Hurley,
one of the Hayes electors, at that time a
member of the house and +. W. NJ,
Mackcy, the notorious speaker of the
Mackcy house, also received each Il lib.
cral portion.
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Notice

Is hereby given that default having
been made for more than sixty days in the
payment OF q portion OF the amount -ecur.
ed TO be paid by a certain mortgage exc
cutcd by james Kennedy to Samuel staat ,
Taylor and Edwin Par.ons, trustees Of the
Cairo city property, dated November "a
49,, recorded in tbs recorders Office of
Alexander county in The state Of Illinois.
in book i, OF d'eds, on page $50, etc. l.,
the undel -igned successor tc said trustee !.
VIII on Saturday the l2lh day OF NAV. in
slant a. D., $50 nj 10 O'clock, in the fore
noon OF that day. under and by virtue of
the power OF sale contained in said mort
gage, sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder for cash III the office building OF y.
;. Taylor, corner of Washington avenue
ana Eighteenth street. In said city ofCairo,
ID Alexander county and state Of Illinois lots
numbered u ltwcnty-iourl, - twenty
hNeJ, ~ twenty. tx, u (twenty-seyeDl, -
ltWentyeight) in block numbered golninetyl
IN The first addition to said city Of Cairo ar-
cordin2 10 the recorded plat thereof.
WIN tue aplurtenanccs to satisfy the llu-
poses ana condition OF sad mortgage.
Dated Cairo, lis. May LIST, 1877.
y. STATS TAYLOR,
trustee Of the cairo City Property.
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TAN SALE NOTICE.

10 jacob Christian, Mary Christian and
Emaline Christian
You are hereby notified that at a sale Of
lands for the delinquent state, county dis.
trlcl school and other taxes of the wear
lsl4 and costs, held at the court house door
In the city Of cairo, county Of Alexander
and state of Illinois, On the sixth dny Of
september, 1915, Martin Brown purchased
the una I'm hi ne, und hf Sc ne, und Inf 4w
NE, una nj Sc NV, und Inf ne sw, und hf n,y
Sc. All the above desert bed Lands are .it.
uated IN section three -, town fifteen II,
and In range three 90 west Of 8dr VI. in
said county and state, and that the time
given by law for the redemption OF snid
lands "ill expire on the sixth day of Sen.
tember, 1877. ~ =
MARTIN BROWN, Purchaser.
caro-, Ills, May H.. ls,1 vii
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should not so remain, and therefore We
recommend, by your votes at the next
November election, the sanction of the
appropriation submitted to you.
SPRINGFIELD, H., May az, 1877.
Signed
WIN. Lindsay, Miles Il. Castle
w. l.. Chambers, ThOs. =. BOntield
5. A. Busey, i. SouthwOrth,
h. Z. Bartholow, j. $. Lee,
I. Il. Fountain, b. Arntzen,
VIM. A. James, NJ. W. Robinson,
Geo. Il. Gray, VIM. Il. Schutt,
w. +. Morrison, Committee Of Senate.
J. j. kearney.
d. W. Smith,
John 5. Dewey,
F. i. Albright,
Committee of House.
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In the rruth AbOnt the Jelties 10
Come out?

Washington SPECIAL t2D Cincinnati Enquirer
There is much mystery about the
movement against Eads, mentioned in
these dispatches recently. The secretary
OF war says he has not seen the charges
mentioned, which Is trnc; but further
enquiry developed the fact that, while
the engineer board has made no charges.
certain members of it have personally
recommended that the next
payment be suspended until a more
thorough system of sounding and
measurements be applied to the jetty
channel. What this new system Is can.
not be asccrtaincd, but the representa-
tons personally made by members OF the
engineer board to the secretary are to
the effect that the present system Of sur
ycy conforms to the letter OF the law,
and is restricted to the ictty channel it.
| self, whereas the spirit Of the law should
be observed. and the channel surveyed
both above and below the ends Of the
jetties, to sec whether new bars ar,
formed before another payment i
made,
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The New State House.

Address OF the Legislative Co.,m;t
tees on Public Buildings I'm R.hnI,
Or the Fairly Completion of m.
Building.
Inc following address to the people
adopted BY the legislative committees on
public buildings just prior to the al
Journment OF the general assembly. wa
gwen 10 the pres. on Saturday after.
noon:
10 tue People Of the = tate vi Illinois:
during the session of your general rs.
sembly, now closing its labors. il la,
been the duty OF the undersigned, mem
person the committees Of public build
ings and grounds, OF the senate an(
mousse OF representatives, to give a parl
OF their time and attention to the public
buildings OF the state, and among others
the new state house.
Tue new state house, as you are ad.
Vised, has been occupied for more than
year past by the public officials of the
State. and by the general assembly dur.
ing the present session, but it is untin.
isied, anu the amount OF money limited
by the constitution for its erection with.
| out direct appeal to tho votes of the
people, has already been expended on
the building. The present legislature
aiter very matuIely considering all Tho
circumstances thus far attending its cree.
tion and its present condition, ha, by de.
clded majorlties submitted a law for your
approval appropriatipg tho further sum
OF POSI- Ills for the linishing and G,rn.
ishing the building, and grading md
fencing the grounds. ""'
Much as the public may differ as TO tho
taste and elegance OF the interior ,inish
aud Ornamentation, and much as practi'
cal men may disagree as to the iudrmc Mt
Of the commissioners and architects in
the details OF its construction, there can
be no difference In the opinion that ali
the money appropriated for the purpose
has been spent In and about its erection,
anu that none has been unlawfully used,
All concur in the opinion that the
building Is admirably adapted TO the
purposes for which il was erected. with
room enough for the use Of the state for
generations to come. convenient in all its
arrangements and appointments, we'll
lighted, we'll heated, well ventilated, and
stable and durable. But portions OF iiy
interior and It's p0rtcos remain untln.
ished aud exposed 10 the weather and 10
RISK or injury; the grounds arc unkept.
ungraded, unfenced, and the premises
cannot DC kept safe from intrusion.
we 'nink the building and grounds
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ktNrckh, Nep., 'eHtlht''J
There IL man residing in Eureka
whose ambition and boast Is that he can
beat anybody's little game. Some years
ago, when the smallpox scare was agi-
tating the citizens Of Phoebe, our hero, who
was in IN impecuneOus condition, seedy
and broke, conceived and put into eXecu-
ton stratagem that succeed admirably in
filling his pockets and adjoining his back.
Letting confederate into his confidence
another OF the same ilk-he procured
vial of crotOn oil, retired to his room,
and by repeated applications brought
out lirst.claSs eruption on his face and
body. The confederate reported the
case and he was Immediately removed
to the pest house, and his chum, who
kindly volunteered, was appointed nurse
at Il salary of $40 per day. They were
the only occupants OF the institution,
and managed to while away thirty days
OF enforced seclusion, with the aid of
snDdry dclicacies aud nourishing diet.
A the expiration Of thirty days, the
nurse reported complete cure OF the
sick man, and boasted that under and by
reason Of The strict attention paid by
him to the patient, not pit or scar
marred his features. \ new suit Of
clothes was provided tor both, the $500
paid Tor attendance, and they left town
on the next stage, Boosting when at
safe distance OF their smartncss and tai
cnt in beating the pest house game.
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Estate o. John Craig, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of John Craig
late of the county OF Alexander 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 ut the Angus: term, on the third
Monday in August next, at which time
AL persons having claims against said estate
nc notiie d and requisite to attend Tor the
49, - 49,
| que-ted to make im MEDIATE payment 10 the
! undersigned.
Dated, thi' ash day Of May, \. D. 1871.
JAMES l.. SANDERS.
Administrator.
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U8ducah SUM
A gentleman who has been travelling
tor the past ten days through the coun-
ties of McCrackcn. Ballard, Hickman,
Graves and Marshall, informs us that the
growing crops promise OF being among
the best ever raised in thc'purchasc. Wheat
AMI rye are especially line, the former, it
! y -nStimaind- will Weld from 30 to 60
cient for use, a gentleman remarkiny that
there were plants enough in McCracken
county to make the county solid TO-
bacco bed. So with q good rain the
plants could be set out and the farmer.
realize one of the best crops of the staple
known for several years.
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and military command, because OF tho
outragcs suffered by our consul at Aca'
pulco, There is every reason TO believe
that the Mexican government will acccdc
to the demands OF our government by
way OF facilitating the defence OF orr bor'
der from the raids OF cattle thieves.
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