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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-11

Succession Of the late AuNnstus eluMNR-
deceased.
A LII CREDITORS OF TBR KsTATg or Tz&
IA late Augustus SfnArt are requested 70 pfatank
their claims 10 the underNgned ~ Ais ofacf, Nc
II Royal sueet A. PffoT,
ATTORNEY of Widow Fellclta Stuart, R1eeatriS-
New Orleans, January 3, 1877. ia41
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-28

State of Illinois, County Of Alexander.
Circuit court OF Alexander county, sepleu-
Der term, A, d. 1871.
Edmund X. o Brien vs.. Edmund b GaFaghty'
Eugene Garag ty, Jacob II. Burronsh, Jose,
phne Galaghty y, sleyin and }. sievin' Biii
IN Chancery
Affidavit of the nOn-rC sldence Of Jacob BhT-
rough Eugene Garpshty, Is NeYih anu -,
~lpyin of the defendants above nahieli having
been filed in the oilice the clerk OF sad Or
cut court OF Alexander c0uhty, nOtictl Is heI~
by given TO the said non resident ueien''hh,S
that the complainant has filed his bill OF COM
ulaint in SAID court on the chancery sue tntreoi
on the ilrst day of May, A. d. 1871, anu lhbt u
summons thereupOn issued out OF Sail court
against said defendants, retnrnaOie on 'he
third Monday of May, A. d. ls'i, Us Is ny Jaw
required And an order having been enteted o'
record in said court AT the May term lN,i, thefe'
Of that said cause stand continued, WIN oruti
of publication Now, therefore unless you
the said Jacob II. BurrOugh, Eugene haragh'y
n Slpvin and j. Seyn shall personally he aho
appear before the said Circuit court Oh AleNhn'
der county on the first day VI the next 'e,Li
thereof, 10 be holden ut the court house IN th'
city OF Cairo in said county, on she irsi MN
day of September A. d. 1871, ana peai, nn =
! .wer or demur to the said complainant 5 plil 0
! romrlaint, the same, and the matters anu thlns
| therein charged and stated Will he taken AS con
! ipssed and a decree entered against } GU aCcoiu
| inr 10 the prayer of said Dlll' ,,,,r c,,.
| Jouy H. MULKEY, Complainant SoiIcisui
Cairo, Ills. July l3th' A. D. "". w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-28
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, JULY 28 1877
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
The BULLETIN ia served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty Five Cents a Week
payable weekly. BY Mail, lin ADVANCE, 60 Der
snnumi six months, toi three month";, ssi one
month, 81 %.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-28
London club for women,

uoDdon Cor, New York limes)
The Orleans club on the Thames IS LOT
calculated to improve the morals OF lle
nnner-tcn. The names are before me OF
the ladies who were present at a private
Marty given there by the Prince OF Nales.
They Mere all married ladies, and their
husbands were not invited, ana mao not
the courage to resent the Insult lhus OIL
tered 10 their wives. regret "
saw that the ladies IN ques.
ton are members OF an amateur
dramatic society which has recently
added large sums to charitabls treas.
ur,es The ladies were entertained by
his royal highne:s so merrily that the
men in the regular club dining-room hal
n complain of the noise. one OF lhe
Guests was specially invited by the
Prince ION account OF her clever con
vnrsation,r The fair guest smoked
cioaret,s in the drawing-room after ain
ner, and one of them sat upon two
chairs In the most approved mas
culine style. The other day a
divorced member OF the club TOOK down
10 dinner divorced lady, at when som.
of the leading members were greatly
scnndalized. "lhe Orleans cup Is
nevertheless one OF the fastest estao
lishments in town or rather ont OF Town
for It il beautifully situated on th'
Thames, its velvet lawn and us aroop
mo trees being objects OF admiration u
heating parties floating by on thes
nleosant summer days. The house Is lui
rishod in the most luXuriant style' VIII
nna,,;nU apartments for bachelors an
rno,ps Tor married people. The Prime
,tV wales has cast his patronizing eye W
m n new lady, Mrs. H-d, who Is ln'
, now IN. talk, il not the envy, OF sewers
" Of the distinguished lady guests WI
dine nj the Orleans club, If there IS
Count Crammont about making note
onr children will have spicy book +
their edihca,ion when time has put D., oa'
the present generation and scandal
dionIljel nv becoming historical,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-28

Having entered into cO-partnershfp, for the
purpose of pracucing dentistry IN all IT.
branches, wonlt respectfully inform those need
WAYS with view of restoring, as lar as prac.
ticable, the lost contour aui natural OPPRESSION
If IN. most Improved methods and materials,
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain ny
lslng nitrous oxide gas.
They extend an invitation 10 all, to CAL an
ee them and solicit liberal share OF 'heir pat
Onagr. Work guaranteed: Prices in9derhte'
CANINE 4 WliIflOCk
Surgeon Dentists
M Commercial enue. between sth and 9TH sts
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-28

S1O day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit
DlZ and terms free. TRUE & CO., Augusta,
Maine.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-28

Notice Is hereby given That on Tnursday
,July l2tb, 1877, al ten O'Clock A. NJ. ~ ne
",iise OF samuel Briley, justice OF the
Neace. at Toledo, IN Alexander county
illinois, / will proceed 70 sell at public
suction, to the highest bidder, Tor cash III
hand, Tie desperate notes. accounts, Judg
ment., claims and 10 forth, due owing am
belonging TO the estate OF Daniel NJ. Jones
lecease (ot which estate ! am aumlillstia
tr,xJ In persuance OF the authority gNe'
for that purpose by the COUNT ,yysr so' Ia +
sa'o e'""'' BELINDA JONES
..w,a Administrative.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-28
CHANCERY NOTICE.

VI Commercial enue. between s'h an
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-28
NO. III!
GENERAL DFRILITY.

VITAL WRAkNESs OR DEPRESSION "A
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or courage,
the result cfMENTAL ONER-WORK. INDkS-
tREIlONS OR EXCESSES, or some drain on
ne system, is always cured by lIumphr eys'
Homeopathic Specific No. .. II tones IN and
lnVlgOrates the system, imDarts strength and
entire man. Been used .wenty years with per
,tct success by thousands. sold by dealers.
Price per single VIAL or T. per package OF
h'e walls and s. vial Of powder Sent by mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
Fulton street y. Y,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

The Sentinel II the Commercial. n
~naucial aud Industrial Paper Of the Stare,
aud ~ least the equal IN poin. Of edits-
rial. literary and news merit Of ANY or
its rivals. II viii be tho best w-skiv
we can make. aud IN every sense tho
Paper Of the People.
Ii will advocate jn-iice aud fSir living
Tor indsstri~> aud inLcr.
That there he ~ more class lrgi-laiivv
A reduction OF the present rmiDsus
rate OF interest
An immediate and unconditloUal re-
cal Of the re- resumption Law.
The RECOMMENDATION OF silver.
A greenbark currency 81 the required
volume 10 meet the legitimate demands
'vf hnsiucss.
Withdrawal Of pafisnaI bank notes
lgreeuback ard silver ~ tr mrde ; leysi
Tender in pay m%L " al Wits. public
land privaN, withSut limit.
The hordhoiacis 70 b. paid no norc
than The contract and to share rqusils
the hnrdensc u government ~iih Industry
lanl labor.
The Sk~rISSf. l. esperislly devoted to
tho interest OF t's industrial ria-yss. sod
levery leading sud thinking mai Ia il~
state, who car afford ~ iak, = rs~sI'--
per. without regard u p*ris gciiilcs.
ought 10 suL-cfii,s for At !ss.l one =! ~
ivditious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

Real Estate AGENT Jasper Ina
ItAFFERS for sale The following desir-
~ able tracts:
80. s--sso acres Of god land In usli te~nship,
~i'a'a : m,ls q the AIR L'ss' q pfsss iass sih Gun
ia. $50 acres o. GOD land in HAIL township. fes
Iti - per acre. Tbs ,Ak timber on y % worth double
the price.
No. S4-i2o acres Of unimproved land,
AT the crossing OF the Rockport aud Air
Lime Railroads near Ii~untingburgh,
with enough timber for firc wood on II
10 pay Tor 1t.
No. So a. eilrisie tot IN good i,eaii,y. Nth i'm
|p-ry srscnis aren i, the eva a u iluntinseure-
No = 80 49,. ar-is tinbersd land " Marion
,,as... Arr4is saa.t more cleared. has On IL snail
'lor noa-e \ sui underlsid with coal,
,s..sM4~s 100 Is VA -. lays veil ~ make . nice
farrl %. acre; ass . sf cash. balance on time.
-. $50 aere-'n Spencer county; :. The erossi,E
~ the N lrasd AM he ~. iirsni and Dale read: ~
ser 5 eis ,red. good herse, harm. Ae. plenty - sood
w-.e.. rseas e0J lne frnls trees plenty " coal Cheap
al $3.50; hall cash. bsisnee IN year.
40. ioo.-aa as-ss n land esss o. Shot creek bridge.
on jasper aud Huniinstnrs rosd-Shesp ~ s'o'- Al
4, foe.-l,e acres IN Spencer County. on Dale and
ertnan road, ? miles 'rcn 81. Henry ana : rifles ren
Il .ria Nh. and , miles from Feriinanf; - scrs> "
Ieiearce l.GA. hne brick ta.lamg. 9 rooms and sr'.M
two good barns: plenty % water; Two good oishsrls;
good timber. &e.. az. Chsap.
CLEMENT DoASE offers his services
Ito the public for the sale or trade
Iof real estate. without making any
charge TO parties employing him, un-
less sales are effected, aud then 4 reason
able commission is expected. Persons
having real estate 10 sell will find this a
desirable means ofrcaching the pnrchas-
ing public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

Money making . selling ~
APenfl C60 Arsidcsi = on.y. send q rss;
~ sess vsss and he convinced. Adcss
Henj. D0snc, Hon %. jasper -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

CENTENNIAL wONDER.-Evsybo1y :ho1s
N;ssnd Tor n. Price 2se. Benz. Dcans, Jssp~ -
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
PICTURE AND DRlC-A-BRAC SALES.

Never within the memory OF the most devoted brio.
hbrac hunter have there been many sales 70 tempt
hts pocket as this year has offered scarcely Q
week passes without three or four sales Of ceramic
pictures and most Of these have bccn with.
out reserve the buyer has had things about hts own
way. The breaking up Of the Centennial Exhlbtoa
threw great many curositcs from foreign countries
upon the market and tho hard umcs forced great
many collectors 10 part with their treasures These.
with the regular dealers sales, have afforded splcns
dad opportunities 10 the man OF woman with little
money.
The Mcssrs. IcavIit have exhibition AZ Clnsoo
Hail. to he sold Monday even ing. collection of oil
paintings water coors, drawings and engravings ~
American and foreign artists In this collection are
number OF carefully made copies OF some Of the old
masters including Vandyke. Rosa and Muriilo Among
the American pictures are two ~ MIS- LAZY y.
spencer, take Your Choicc' and "Iior Mothes'o
ldotn two or three OF T. 4. Eossilcr, W. II. stli-
man. and a couple Of RGggies' gems number of
these pictures by unknown artists aud have very
old and rather inviting look The sort oi pictures 0oe
finds In his grandiatbors pariof, generally copies %
something very good.
On wcdnes sday and Thursday afternoons tho hssssA
Lcavtt will sell nnc collection OF old porcelain ao1
pottery which has been collected principally rom ei1
American houses throughout tho country. Tho astbeo
are ntcres and will form valuable addeson ~
any collectors They not only interesting
but many are very beautiful In ihc LOT ara deliN
Chinese porcelain, Lowcstott Chaughlcy. Liverpool.
Worcester, staordshirc Dresden visnna, Bssta go
other vol known wsreA
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
RYAN AND OSCHWALD.

THEIR LAST FEW DAYS on EABTH--How THEY
LOOK AND WHAT THEY sAY--CLERGYMEN
ASKING TO SEE THE EXECUTION.
Tho days Of Thomas Ryan and Charles Oschwad
convicted OF tho murder Of Policeman J. Stanley
Brook, numbered, their execution In The jail at
Newark next FRIDAY being absolute certainty unless
something which human foresight fails 10 conceive
should turn mp Tho sheriff has begun TO mako
preparations for the nuai act IN the Burdcll House
tragedy. lie has had the raiiows-thc Same which
has been used Tor rcary f not quito
century. and winch have done dreadful duty IN other
parts Of the State besides Essex county--eniarccd,
Strengthened. adjusted and tested. admit OF
double execution the nrst that win ever have taken
served None bu, officers aud reporters viii be ad.
mntcd- shrrn Harrison has been fairly over.
ran VIA arrl'ea.,ons icr permits to at.
made appicsson, of these ministers OF the gospel
remskag that Tue scene would help him 10 get ~ an
impressive sermon. All have been refused Judge
Dcpae yesterday instructed tho sheriff ,ha, no one
should he admitted 20 witness the execution out OF
cur ,osty.
srTssmAxcK or rmK MN
Yesterday afterno0a HsnsIp representative visited
The conccmDcd men u the County JaL They iooked
among the .si pefscbs Que would suppose To be har
dened criminals and nurfcrers ochswad's mother aud
sister had jass been 10 see him Ne and Ryan wsre
quite hghtheartcd considering tLer position. they had
not they said received religious consoaton, and
not deeidsd wheincr they would receive The attentions
OF Tie clergy. Ryan was born IN Ncxark of Catholic
inther and Baptist mother lie has attengcd
any particular church OscLwald's pAfeais both
ccrmsn Catholics Father fuomey visited them once.
They declined his services. Thcy have also
been VISITED BY the venerable Father" Weed.
Methodist; Rev. Mcssrs. Haey aud Wells To the
HERALD Representative Ryan, speaking Tor himself aud
scnsAid, declared Their innocence Of the murder of
Brock They had no statement. 20 confession To
make. II appears they slili nave hope that cxecu.
tive ciemepty Will be extcndcd them
bede VII grant them anoshef respiie Tor aweck a,
least Mrs. Osch~sld aud one OF the counsel TO
see the Governor to-moffow. since their nearccra-
too Their demesnor "a js, according " Warden yoA
sons has been moss exemplary
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
sMUGGLED SWEETNESS.

Serious complaints have reached the customs an.
thorcs OF tho salo OF sugar tho Brooklyn docks
at prices much below the market that Il Was
decided to take energetic steps nnd out In what
manner this was being accomplished. Captain Brack-
cit. chici special Treasury agent 10 this city, had tho
referred to him, aud. company with Inspector
prise.
now THE THING 10 poxK
Near the Columbia stores In Brookyu, tho brig
Gomez do Castro Captain d. Sacramento, is discharg
ing cargo OF sugar, consigned TO Haegcmcycr h
pcion attracted TO this vessel In connection with
this smuggling business Captain Bracket aud HIS
assistant kept closc watch on Friday night, and their
vigil rewarded by seeing q cartman named Mich sc
dc Castro was moorcd, receive and load his cart
bags, with which he started OF on trot
sxro0LERs' DEN
Notwithstanding the haste mado By tho cnrtman tho
revenue officers kept HIM In wow aud followed HIM 10
Junk shop kept by Michael Costello, ON Atlantic
street, Brooklyn, whore she conraband stun vas
quickly unloadod The officers here entered, and. In
the course OF conversation drew out Of Costello the
fact that he had purchased the sugar contained tho
six bags nj tho rate OF Ave cents por pound which
selling IN market at seven cents and and half
found tho premises two tons Of sugar, which
Costello claimed having bought regularly.
TAKING rHE BrLL nv THE nokSs.
Captain Bracket VI once declared the place Of Co.'S
teo under seizure, and on returning 10 New York
ported all the facts Collector Arthur who turned the
case over to Deputy Collector Dudley y. Phelps, OF
the seizure division, for prosecution The penalty In
such cases, conviction, fine OF nos more than
So, OoO and no more than two ycars imprisonment,
and forfeiture of the goods. This Of Captain
Bracket will lead TO others the direction aud
tho energetic manner tho officers 60 TO work In this
matter Will doubtless break up the smuggling this
line.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
ART MATTERS.
oorrrI's WATER COLOR COLLECTION.

0orpIL's WATER COLOR COLLECTION.
The interesting collection Of water coors present
exhibition at Kur,zs Gallery Will be sold by auction
on Tuesday, February O. II Is understood that the
house OF Goupl Is about TO abandon tho in.
PRODUCTION OF water color painting in conse.
qucncc OF the failure Of tho American public 70
appreciate at It's proper valuo this delightful
medium. The present collection will. therefore,
be sold for what II will bring, and doubt great
many viii be sold at prices far below their
ket value The sale on Tuesday viii therefore oncr an
excellent opportunity to those who do appreciate
water color painting TO secure good examples al
reasonable prices The collection Is varied and in.
torestng, aud many famous artists repre-.
sentcd by class Of works seldom seen 10
this country. Among these u red crayon draw.
ing OF japanese woman by Jerome, crayon study
OF Italian woman. and remarkably clever pen
and ink sketches by vbcrL Tho most important OF
thcso "rho Unwcicomc Visitor" Is marked by the
strong sense OF humor which is u distinguishing
cuted charcoal drawings by Cott,n deserve
attention. There are a number Of spirited marine
paintings by Charles Taylor very rcsh and breezy, and
Dbdn has several very Important architectural works
fhosa new man, ~ strongly represented by several
works OF sterling worth. Though there Is absence
OF SNOWY works there Is good average Of solid mcr
IN this collection. IL has this additional attraction,
that IN all probability the works Will sell al low prccA
The New York herald., 1877-02-04

rcr,ss~rr once. because ait h handy 10 rcad--you
don have 10 urn over" though he presumed there
xht ne anufher reason
Mr. sneiI-le- ~e all know that matter prepared
20 thr printer must only be written side
lees isnzhter. IN which witness toincdl
Cross sxsmined-Ihere were also copies, extracts of
VI bsh, SPEECHES where a republican abused the
dsfDocfatic pariy
W. paiisy-Dailey's speeches were true; Morrs's
wern't
John Barry. John x Dunn, John W. Flahcr,y, Daniel
Hughes snd John W. Fox had read the cir
euiars prior 60 the election r. W. Vnn vrunkcn bad
sscn NE manuscript and had destroyed portion oiit
John W. Thomas was then put on the stand and gave
testimony that showed he obtained the pr nting OF the
Circular. but he declined 10 answer from whom he
obtained the order 10 whom he took Il, or who paid
ior ~ on the ground that Il would cfminate himself
when sskcd N he any OF the bundles OF circulars
"a the hands Of any tbIrd party II he heard any
rrctlon gwen 90 their destination after they
printed The witness refused TO answer saying Il would
erlminaic himself Justice Elliott ordered MIN
answer. yhereapon witness replied, "Thcn will have
10 stand commluca"
Mr. Morrr-And I viii stand by you No Judge,
the hehcs IN The land, can forco witness to crmi
nate himself The witness alone Ia capable OF judging
of the extent of elimination, and under the aw s en-
nticd 20 refuse an answer. Finally. the witness said
"ies" IN reply 10 the question, but refused TO say
what directions we're given or by whom.
j. J. Mccormick testified that he the circulars,
bat did not order them pay tor them nor circulate
them. An Adjournment was then iakcn for one week,
when some rich scenes are anticipated
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
GRAIN sHovELLERs' STRIKE.

WHY THE woRKMEN-s WAGES WERE REDUCED.
The police OF Brooklyn, TO the number Of about 200
men, were on duty along the water 'front.' guarding
the grain warehouses; at daybresk yesterday. In an
ticpation OF trouble from the strikers Extra prccau,
tion taken by tue superintendent Of Police upon
the OF the employers tho light previous
that they intended TO bring additional force of
workmcn from this city 10 take the place OF the
strikers There outbreak among the latter.
however, and the day passed quietly
Mr. Hazeltine. one Of the warehouse nrm who
fused on last Monday TO pay more thsn twenty cents
four Ave ago the storage Of grain paid
cents bushcl for the rst days. of
a cent for every succeeding ten days For weighing
and cieva,ing grain thrcc-fourths Of cent per
fourth OF . cent per busbci for storage foS
the first thirty days, and one fourth OF
for every succeeding dftecn days and pr weigh
ing and cicvating. one had Of cent per busheL For
some lime past tho warehouscmcn have bccn Discus
sing the propriety OF reducing the prce OF labor Mr.
jeremiah r. Robinson. ST. Bartlett a Green, of
HarDccks Stores ana Mr.. shaw, President OF Gram
Warehousing Company. called meeting, which
held on January 10. 10 CONSIDER the aues,ion- Tho
firms represented nj tho meeting wers:-Pierre-
pont Brothers & CO., Bartlcts a Green. woodrua a
Mclean, J. r. Robinson A Co, F r.. Puiio. e. X
Wallace, William robin. u. Vs. lockwood. q. n. shaw.
ana Il. H. Laimbccr. fxo meetings. we're ssosc-
quently held, ana on January - was determined 20
twenty cents an hour, the reduction 10 take place
from January % The made by tho
men winter ranged from s. To $40 per
week, and SIS TO SIS IN the summer the
than they desire TO At the rats OF 81 day There
VIII be no surrender oD the part OF the employers IL
expected that the strikers will resume work al the
reduced rate during the present week.
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
HELD FOR TRIAL.

II was charged against William Graham, . young
man OF nineteen years, living at No lis Easl i29h
street, at tho Harlem Police Court. yesterday snas
tho defendant stole IRON his mother . dsmoua w0 III
$75, aud that no pawncd the jewel to Henry Cold
stein, OF No l40 East 1ilih street, for 500 Graham
and Goldstein were both held for a BY Justice Nor
gan
The New York herald., 1877-02-04
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.

Mrs. Schmidt and her daughter Lizzie, twelve years
old, OF Union Hi N. j.. made aridavit yesterday hat
stranger who called 10 hiro Lizzie as servant had
attempted 10 outrage hor, and had by bis violence IN
choking she sirl severely injured her.