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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-29


The Conquest OF Me&ieo Assuming
shape.
Washington Cor. OF the Cincinnati En-
quirer)
The friends of the Mexican annexa-
ton scheme are moving quietly, but
actively, and assert that they have the
sympathy of persons high in the coun.
ellis of our government. They allege
that every movement Of Mexico to seat
"a usurper or unseat president has
arisen In the district that would be- an
neXed to the United States, and there
fore the reigning president, Diaz, is i'll
clined to favor the project for the acces
sion Of the turbulent provinces. II Diah
should be recognized, and a fair sum
should be offered Mexico, the anneXa-
tionists haye no doubt he would secure
the session of the territory, winch III
cludes the converted mines IN sonora
and Chihuahua, even though Mr., Evarts
should demand that all the claims OF
Americans for damages be paid out OF
the purchase money before II dollar shall
pass into the Mexican treasury.
This nice little game would work well
all around. DiaZ would get rid OF the
hOt-bed of revOlutionists, secure the res
ignation OF his government and make it
to the interest OF the United States to
maintain him in power, and after few
years receive into his Impoverished trea-
sury considerable sum OF money. The
United States would secure frontier
more easily deiensible, obtain an en-
mense tract containing mines OF untold
wealth, and an outlet for the idle, restless
and adventurous classes of her popula'
ton. The present citizens of the annex
| ed territory would receive the benefit OF
the benign and Just law OF the United
| States, under whose civilizlng influence
the bands Of thieves and cuttle-ralders
would lend willing ears to the seductive
elOquence of that numerous class OF
Americans preachers who have exhaust
I'd themselves in political haran-
CUES form our northern pull
pits The American owners Of Mex
lean mines, which woull be probably
worked while the country was under
Mexican rule. will grow fat in purse
upon the products OF their bonanzas or
revel in the profits OF speculative ven
lures {; the hungry agents and brokers
in Washington and San Francisco.
whose pockets are stuffed with claims,
for damages by Mexico. and whose
patriotic souls are almost bursting with
sympathy for the poor Texan frontiers
men, so long the victims OF Mexican de-
predalions, will weep for very gladness
that their commissions are to come out OF
the United States treasury, but not that
of Mexico.
A prominent annexatonist who oc.
cassiOnnally visits the state department
whispers that an unofficial commune
cation has been sent to Diaz through
Kentuckian, familiar with Mexican af-
fairs, which is intended to draw out the
opinions of Diaz in regard to the cession
OF certain states OF Northern Mexico for
a price, partly Offset by American claims,
provided DiaZ be recognized.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-29
A Gang of southern Illinois Robbers
Broken Up.

Especial Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.]
CARBoNDALE, Ill.,, June 22.-ln the
latter part OF April man named uhies
was arrested at De Soto Tor horse steal
ing and was incarcerated in the county
Jail at Murphysboro. He belonged to
band of robbers who have been carrying
on their deyiltry in this county for some
time. They were under obligation TO
each other that II one was arrested the
Others were to secure his escape. Uhles
has been expecting the attempt for some
time, and becoming Disguised, thinking
his pals were cowardly, to-day made a
full confession and agreed to turn states
evidence. He states that about the first
part OF March three OF the gang, Lon
Etherly, VIM. Delerch and himself com.
mitted highway robbery on Beaucoup
| bridge, near DeSoto, by shooting twice at
and robblng Edward Roach, who was
returningfrom Du q loin to his home in
| Murphysboro. They did not wound
Roach, but relieved him OF $40 cash.
Uhles acknowledges doing the shooting.
Some time in February they broke into
VIM. Bratton's clothing house anu Chas.
Martins shoe store, here and were sue
cesstul in carrying away considerable
booty. Shortly after, they attempted to
rob the express safe in A. III. Roberts
furniture store, at Murphysboro, but
some furniture falling scared them, and
taking revolver from show case, they
departed. The same night they failed to
open safe in Clepner q Coastris' store,
at the same place, only getting the knob
of. They robbed the company's store al
Mt. Carbon the same night, and pro-
cured number OF articles. He states
that there are four gold watches buried
on the bank OF the Big Muddy river,
which he will secure some DAY next
week. Deputy Sheriff Tolle arrested
Elderly and Delerch at Marion last night,
and took them to Jail to-day. There az
two Others who have not yet been Sc.
cured. This looks bad for our county,
but the result will be so satisfactory
that no one can complain. In Murphys-
boro, this afternoon, John o Connel.
formerly Jail keeper, but at present
keeping saloon and hotel near the
Narrow Gauge depot, shot and severely
wounded man who wipes engines
for the Cairo & St. Louis railroad.
Owing to the lateness of the news touch
ing this place. your correspondent can
not learn the full particulars nor the
wounded mans name. Later-To.
night, Judge Lemma, prosecuting attor-
ney, left at O'Clock for that place, to at
tend the preliminary examination, to be
held tonight.
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Fruits,
tCentralia (nl) Industrial. !

Centraiia tTll) Industrial
The rains OF the first OF the month in.
jured the strawberry fields considerably:
damaged the fruit SO that growers have
not been able TO put their berries on the
market in good condition. Add to this
the glut in the market, and the conse.
quent total break down in prices, and we
have the principal reason for the collapse
of the strawberry business this season.
There will be iair yield of blackber-
rles and raspberries with prospect that
the market will not prove to be much
better than tor Strawberries
cherries have been fair crop, but the
price has followed the downward ten.
dency OF Strawberries until they have al.
most ceased to have marked value.
There will be far crop of peaches,
considering the dilapidated condition OF
the trees which were nearly ruined a
couple of winters since by the severe
frost.
Apples promise fair yield, though
nothing like that OF last year.
Grapes are well set aud filling rapidly.
In case there is nd rot or mlldew, as there
was last year, we may reasonably expect
splendid crop.
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10 CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scOurge of humanity is
the great dread OF the human family, in all civil
Led countries.
feel confident that AIN in possession OF the
only sure, infullible remedy-now known to
he profession tor the speedy, positive cure OF
Ia, dread disease, and It's unwelcome coDcOm-
itants, VIZ; Catairh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ner-
vous Debility, ETC., etc. am old togy. be-
lieve in medicine. Twenty eight years expe-
rienee as Il busy practitioner in the best con-
sumption hospitals in the old and new world
has taught me the value OF proper medica ton
both local and constitutional In the euro of this
n great enemy of our race have found 1t. But
ri am depressing. ! started cut to say to those
o, suffering with consumption or any of the above
fnlaladies, that by address NJ me giving symps
f,tOms they shall he put in possession Jothis
Tgreat boon, without charge, and shall have the
p,beneiit of my experience in thousands Of case
reuccessuly treated. Full particulars, direc-
fHions for preparation and use, AMI advice and
constructions for successful treatment ut your
DDwn home, will be received by you by return
simail, free Of charge by addressing
81 DIR. JOHN ;. BURNETT,
a. Willy lG1 Jefferson street | OuiaVill
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-29

Why Charleston city didn't do honor
to Chief Justice Waite Is thus explained
by the Journal Of Commerce: Justice
Waite was unfortunate in Identifying
himself, and the lady OF his family who
accompanied him, with Judge Bonds
family. Persons who called were
brought In contact with those they did
not want to know and desired to avoid.
This was known throughout the city,
and deferred many who otherwise
wished to be civil to Justice Waite and
his daughter. AS to entertainments,
the people of Charleston are too POOR to
indulge in them. At any rate they never
expect to entertain Judge Bond or his
family. Let Judge Waite come here
without Bond and we will not com.
plaih.nA ~ ~
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Mississisippi and New York.
(Npw Ynrk Supl

tits dreadful state Of affairs in Mis-
slssippi which lets the Chisholm muir.
ders 60 unpublished. On that point there
is little room tor disagreement. The 10.
cality where such crime can be commit.
ted with IMMUNITY is justly regarded as a
plague spot, unfit tor human habitation.
Here in New York, and, indeed, through
out the country, 1t Is hardly mentioned
without an expression OF adherence for
such condition OF society as must ex.
list to secure immunity to the murders.
But what have we to boast of In com.
parison ? Is not the Harrington murder
still unayenged A young man was
mobbed by scores of persons i'm a public
highway and In conspicuous public
grounds. lie was tarred and feathered,
beaten aud mutilated. Women, some OF
the elete Of the town among them, came
out TO look with wondering admiration
on the scene. Finally the poor fellow was
r0wed out In aboat and sunk in the sea.
the briny waters choking his voice and
silencing his cries, which were heard
only by heaven after that. Yet this
great crime remains unpublished and vir.
\ tually unprose ,uted.
'cs Chisholm and kelse, Missississppi and
New York! What have we to boast?
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this disease
anxious to be cured should try Dr. kiss
ner'S Celebrated Consunptiye Powders
These powders arc The only preparation
known that will cure Con, ump,ion and al
diseases OF the throat and lung indeed
so strong is our faith in them, and also (,
convince you that they are no humbug, we
will forward TO every sufferer, by mai
postpaid, a free trial box.
We don't M,anl, vour, WQneE until Won ar
TITS Standard artlcle. Is COM
bundled with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
b satisfactory as ever.
! 1t restores gray or faded hair to
Is youthful color,
1t removes all eruptions, itching
nd dandrulr. 1t gives the head Il
ooling, soothing sensation Of great
pmiort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic prop critics it restores
be capillary glands TO their normal
| IGOR, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
rrong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
bind 50 eiiectual or desirable.
\. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State As
aver Of Massachusetts,, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
elected for excellent quality; and
',considerit the BEST PREPARATION
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!, FITS EPILEPSY,
OR
FALLING SICKNESS

Prominently cured-no humbug-Dy one
months usage Of Dr. Goulard's Celebrat-
ed Fit Powders. TO convince sufferers
That these powders will do all we claim for
hem, we will send them by mail, post
paid, free trial box. As DR.. Goulard is
che only physician that has ever made this
,T.itseasa special study, and Us to our
acknowledge thousands have been perma.
cnently cured by the use Of these powders,
I'VE will guarantee permanent cure in
every case, or refund You all money ex-
| pended. All sutit rcrs should give these
Powders an early trial, and be convinced
Of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 50, or 4 boxes for
$40, sent by mail 10 any part of United
states or Canada on receipt Of price, or by
express, &. q. ID. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street RrJoklyn. NY.
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TIE Case OF 4. q. ue.,nr

n CHICAGO, June 26.-The counsel for
~. Hesing to-day moved In the United
States court 10 set aside the judgment
for $4,000 against Hesing. The sub.
stance Of the reasons urged for such nc.
seleu has been already published In the
washington dispatches. Judge Bangs,
! n behalf Of the government, acting un.
der Instructions, interposed no objec.
lions. and motion for a new trial was
entered.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-29

NEW York Sio,: "The opinion begins to
prevail that il the Democrats OF New
York select ticket which is not mixed
up with any Of the quarrels OF the party,
and nominate good candidates tor the
state senate, who are not pledged to any
one for senator in congress, they will
carry the state by handsome majority
In November"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-29

Estate OF timothy C'ilahau. deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
admHi,tratriX OF the estate OF limo by
O'tallahan, 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 alt persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quested to attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All person. indebted
to SAID estate are requested 10 make immc.
diate pa! ment TO the undersigned.
Dated this lD,h day Of June, A. ID. 1877.
BRIDGET o Callahan,
6-2lWGw Administrators.
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DENTISTRY.
DRS. CANINE e. WHITLOCK
Dentists.

Having entered into a co-partnershp. for the
purpose of pracricing dentistry, in all its
branches, would respectfully inform those need
are prepared to attend TO their wants in every
expect,
The filling of teeth done in the most satisiac-
.ory manner. Inserting artificial dentures, al
ways with view of restoring, us lar As prac.
tiCabie, the lost contour aud natural expression
IF The most Improved methods and materials
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
using nitrous oxide gas.
They extend an invitation TO all, to call and
sec them aud solicit liberal share of their pat
onage. Work guaranteed. Prices moderate
CANINE q WlIIrLOCK,
Surgeon Dentists.
- Commercial euue. between sth and 9Th SIS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-29

French pubhclsts employ a regular
staff of fighting men, who assume re-.
sponsibility for articles rejecting on indi.
yiduals, while Imprisonment resulting
from censure OF Governmental affairs is
horne by substitutes, who receive 81 q
week,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, County Of Alexander-ss.
In the Circuit Court, September term, l8II.
Fleming and Lacey for Use Of Henry Wiemeyer,
Henry X. Payson and Ferdinand L. Canda firm
Of II. r. Payson Co. j as garnishees Car
nishment
Affidavit having been fled in the Office of the
clerk Of the said court, that Henry K. PaysOn one
Of the above named defendants has departed from
the State Of Illinois, you the said Henry X. Pay
son are hereby notified that a conditional judgment
for the sum Of $50 O3 and costs Of suit rendered
against you implicated with Ferdinand +. Canda,
at the January term A. d, 1877 Of said court in said
cause that writ Of scire G,cias has been issued
out Of said court in said against you, return
able on the first Monday in September next. Now,
unless you, the said Henry Il. PaysOn shall per
sonally be and appear before said court on the first
Monday In September next and then and there show
cause any YOU have, to the contrary, final judg-
ment will be entered against you for said sum and
costs ST suit JOHN \. REEVE, Clerk.
June, q, ls77.-w4t
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Estate of Thomas T.. sullivan. deceased.
70 whom it may concern-Please tske no.
tice that have filed my final account as
Administrator OF said es ate, and shall ap.
ply to the county court of Alexander
county, ritting rs a court of probate, at the
June term thereof to.wit on the third
Monday OF June, A. ID. 1877, for fun and
hnnal discharge from all further liability as
administrator of said estate.
VI. j. Mc.IAULEY,
Administrator.
Caro-, H., May 22d. 1877. d3t.
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Administrators Notice,

Estate OF Frederick L. Watermelon, de.
ceased.
the undersigned, having been appointed
administrator ofthe estate OF Frederick \.
Wateimeier, late of the county of Alexan.
der and State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby,
gives notice that he will appear before
the county court OF Alexander county. Al
the court house In Cairo at the July term.
ON the second Monday in July next, ut which
time all persons having claims sgain.t said
estate are notified and requested TO attend
for the purpose OF having the same adj.
tate are requested to make immediate nay.
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this I'D day OF May, A. d.
1871. AUGUST WhTERNlEiEK, Admir-.
wet.
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llacn day tina beautiful
MILE MARIETTA

VIII give an exhibition free to all, perform.
ing her Great Ascension on the Tight Rope
stretched from the ground over the nam.
moth pavilion to the towering center pole.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-29
GRAND STREET DISPLAY.

including the Gorgeous Band Chariot, con.
taipg ALIENS GREAT METROPOLIT.
AN BAND, conceded to be the finest band
In America. The Band Chariot
will be drawn by richly caparisoned horses,
and followed by the wonderful Broncho
Horses. Lions and Leopards performing
10 an open cage, and in full view OF all.
But remember: the attractions Of this con.
Germ are not given on The street-they are
In the show under the canvass.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

ieinem Gr~n&fenfa9er eridaienen mar.
Gaop @laops mar ais 8ittlDe beimoe.
tehrt. UNI fortau nit ibrsr Shmlsoer.
mutter in. tiefer 3urIdge3oacnbeit uno
ais Woblthaterln Der Nrmen 3u Ieben :
uno 0ucp Die nun auh crit ii Mahrbetr
BUR Wttne Qemorosn mar, mar iret, ibre
0ano uno ibr0er3 benz Blame 5u ae6en,
Der 10 geonlotg III treuer 2ie0e auf iet-
men yobn NetDartet Bate.
Nher es DerginQ etn Sohr, e6e 6te6reus
oenaIofen BON Broaomeao ertSnten uno
Der junae @tai ole @eliebte ais 6erriu
IN IeEnem AbneGihloiie einfibrte nm
oaielbit i'll gIifliher Beretnieuna NIT
ibr 81 Ieben uno ole @rdfin BON Broao>
medo puroe GAR balo Don Der aan;ell
uin8egeno nit faf g0ttltder Hiebe perz
ebrt.
uno 10 gelda6 es, oaB oieie tpunoer.
bare S;tmme osrO eifsntlibtsit uerloren
gina. ais 2ucp ibren BIaB tn Der ariito.
tratiiden 0eleuihafi eiuuohin. Qber
Der alte Ouernoireftor uub Nue, pie lie
ie geb0rt. f0nuen ME oil ihre fiBeu Gone
oergeijen unO itno eiuitimmIa in oem ure
tbeIle. DAB iit ME tuieoer cine iolhe5dn=
9erlH b0ren DerOen, luie e5 2uep Bes
carnpi mar.
Tuoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

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Gnoe.

au DEM Gmsuf0em %" ~, 6, SsaSOOa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
TSochenef(iche SntmoiS Sfaofs-Beff,cre.
auf6ui0lascu. Die 0erm6en ent.

Nug en- atTbu1WIdBeN, Die Netlndell ellfs
geQtn.
Sic bob ibn 10 auf. Dab ieia 8opf aut
ibrem Arme tng uno lie prildte lbre 3ti>
ternoeu 2lppen auf leiue Nanger.
Diana !" fam e5 nod etnmal ME elm
i6naher 0auh BON ieinen 9lppen uno
baum enffloh ole GinpesieeIs binauf III
iene Ntdbtreotouen, no es feline Siitrme
uno ountle @ebeimnlIis gtb!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-04
AProbabIe Ease Of Fright.

Special d spatch to the New York Times.
The doctors are divided still in their
opinions upon the case, although among
the large number interested in the devel.
opment the theory that it is purely a
matter Of imagination is gaining ground.
The suppossition is strengthened by facts
which have just come to light. 1t ap-
pears that after being bitten by the dog
the Professor began to receive notes from
friends, acqusintsnces and strangers,
some assuring him that hydrophobis
was sure to follow his wounds, while
others, assuming that to be foregone
conclusion, gave him directions how to
proceed in curing himself. These un-
wise letters led him to brood upon his
condition, and he began a thorough
course of reading upon the subject of
hydropho5is. By inquiry from prom.
inent physician of this city he learned
how long the disease took to manifest
itself, and as the day approached tor
symptoms to appear he grew constantly
more agitsted, until he broke down COM
Dletply
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The state
ment that ex-senator Logan was re-
Gently offered, but declined, the customs
colectorship at Chicago Is ERRONEOUS. The
only place rendered him was the mission
to Brazil.
Leo. Hesley has been appointed post
master at West Psucb. Mississippi, vice
F. S. Spste, dismissed for frsudulently
withholding portion OF the amount OF
certain money, orders for which were
sent him by the War Department to pay
the claim tor bounty OF colored eI SOL
diers.
General Shermrn in carrying out the
instructions of the Secretary OF War in
regard to the Rio Grsnde troubles mere
ly transmitted to General Ord, COM
mander of the department OF Texas, a
copy of the letter of the Secretary OF
War, published this morning, which eI-
plains fnlly the desire Of the department,
and directed General Ord to communl.
cate such letter to sll officers under his
command.
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Commencement Exercises

or Wesleyan Female Institute, Staun-
ton, Va, will occur as follows:
Sunday, June 10th, 2 A. NJ, Com
mencement Sermon by Bishop II. Fl.
Kavansugh, D. d., of Kentucky.
Sunday, June 18th, SP.M, Annual
Sermon before the Young Ladies Cnris.
tian Association, by Rev. John A. Kern
of Baltimore.
Monday, June 18th, SP. NJ, Final Gel.
ebratou Of Lee and Jackson Literary
Society,". Salutstory by Miss Roberta Z,
John, of Virginia; Essay by Misses Mary
G. Dice and Lulu Richards, of Md, and
Miss Lula Z. Hutcheson, of Virginia
Valedictory by Miss Belle y. Harris, Of
Virginia.
Tuesday. June 10Th, 8 p. M, Annual
Soiree of Vocal and Instrumental Music
Wednesday, June goth, 8 p. NJ. Clos
ing Exercises. Sslutstory by Miss Tab
bic II. Yelverton, of Texas. Glass Es.
says by Misses Alice A Coleman, OF
Mississippi, and Mary s. 5. Gradin, OF
d. g. Awarding Distinctions and Gold
Honors, Comforting Diplomas Latin
Valedictory. Essay, by Miss B. Blanche
Gilbert, Of Virginia; Final Valedictory
Address, by Miss Cornelis Hardy, of
Mississippi.