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The Electoral Tribunal.

The South Carolina electors were counted for
Hayes-the House voting against them. The
convention reasscmbed. Tennessee and Texas
We're next counted for Tildon and Hendricks.
Vermont was then reached, and became the
subject of struggle in the joint convention.
Not only was one Of the Vermont electors OBJ
iected TO- but Mr.. Springer insisted that there
we're two certificates from that State, and that
the case must so before the Electoral commits
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with Its fluctuations oi values Is one oi the
greatest obstacles e. a return to prosper
ous times. The only safe paper currency
is one which nests upon com basis, aul
is at all times aud promptly convertible
fore expressed 10y me in favor ui Com
cressioual legislation III behalf oi al
early resumption of specie payments,
and am satisfied not only that this Is
wise but thar the interests rs well as tAy
public sentiment oi the country lmpera-
lively demand IT,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Tho two houses met again at olpyou O'Clock
Thursday night Tho action 81 each house uu
the objections having been road the presiding
officer announced that the two houses mot con-
curing otherwise. the five electoral votes II
Vermont would lo counted for Hayes and
wheeler
The certificate of Virginia was read and tho
eleven votes Of thH' state were counted for Til
den and Hendricks,
The Eve votes ~ West Virginia were counted
or Idru and hendricks
The certificate from Wisconsin having been
read, Ar. Iyujs lDcm.1, Of Wisconsin, pre-
suuicd objections 20 counting the vote Of
Daniel w. Downs. one OF tho electors for the
surgeon aud examining surgeon FOR tho pension
office prior 20 and on November Z, 1876 tho
day uf TIE Presidential election. aud on pcccm-
hur 6. 1876, on which DAY hc assumed 10 cast
his vote aE an olcCtor
Tho two houses separated and az 4 .0s a. NJ
Friday morning, rcassomhIcd and all the MEM
hyf- being seated. the action Of the respective
houses on the WISCONSIN question was read.
and tho ten votes Of Wisconsin were announced
for Hayes and Wheeler
The presiding officer said this concluded the
count Of the ihirty-oight States Of the Union
Tho tellcr- will now ascertain and deliver the
result Of the votes 20 tho presiding officer
AT $50 A. 81. the president Of tho Senate an
uounced that Rutherford b. Hayes had received
lS5 votes for President and William A. Wheeler
rs, votes for NiCc-prcsidrut and that thoy
were therefore respectively elected
One solitary hiss was heard With this OK
ccption the announcement was made in the
midst Of the most profound silence. The Sem
ate then withdrew, and the House adjourned
for the first time in q month.
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UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.

But at the basis Of all prosperity for
that as well as for every other part Of
the country lies the improvement Of the
intellectual and moral condition of the
people Universal suffrage should rest
upon universal education.
To this end liberal and permanent
provision should be made for the sup
port Of free schools by the State govern
ments, and, If need be, supplemented
by legitimate aid from national authori-
ty. Let me assure my counTymen Of
the Southern States that it is my earnest
desire to regard and promote their
truest interests-the interests Of the
white and of the colored people both and
equally-aud to put forth my best efforts
in behalf Of 4 civil policy which will for
ever wipe out in our political affairs the
color line. and the distinction between
North anG South, to the end that we may
have not merely a united North or a uni
ted South, but a united country. l ask
the attention of the public to the para
mount necessity of
REFORM IN OUR CIVIL SERVICE,
a reform not merely as to certain abuses
and practices Of so-called official pa
tronage, which have come to have the
sanction of usuage in the several depart
ments Of our government but change
in the system of appointment itself, re-
form that shall be thorough, radical and
complete, return to the principles and
practices Of the founders of the govern
mem. They neither expected nor de-
sired from public officers any partisan
service. They meant that the officer
should be secured in his tenure as long |
as his personal character remained un- |
and the performance of his
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ru PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE,

The President Of the United States
of necessity owes his election 70 office 60
the suilragc and aoaloua hbors of u po-
hucal party. the members Of which
cherish with arior and rcg,ri as ot cs-
scntial Importance the principles oi their
party organization. hut he should strive
to he always mindful Of the fact that he
serves his party best who serves hs
country best. In luthcuncc ut the NJ
form We seek, and IN other important ne,
s,ccis change oi great Importance, /
recommend an amendment "a the C1nst-
tution prescribing term of slN wears Ion
the Presidential aiAce, and iurbldi'ug "a
~ election
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-14

WHY THE TRANSMISSION OF LouIslASA'S
ELECTORAL VOTE WAS DELAYED.

WHY THE TRANSMISSION OF LOUISIANA
| ELECTORAL VOTE WAS DELAYED.
New Orleans 1imes.)
II Will be remembered that General II
| T.. Anderson carried the Hayes elecLOra
vote OF this state 10 Washington, aHd
| that there was at the time considerable
mystery connected with the n0nuclivcry
OF the vote TO the presiding officer Of the
senate. Numerous kilograms were sent
hlthcr from Washington, giving various
reasons why Anderson had not delivered
his package in accordance with the usual
custom. As the great question upon
which the package had sucil an impor-
tant bearing has long sine been settled,
parties who are acquainted with the
mystery attendant upon the package car
rled by Anderson do not hesitate now to
tell what the trouble was. IL seems that
when Anderson reached Washington the
package and its contents were subjected
to rigorous inspection by experts be
tore being delivered TO the pro-
per custodian. 1t was found Ina
4 very serious error had
been made by the clerk who made up
the certificate. so grave indeed that it
was deem d dangerous to allow any one
outside Of the select circle to know of it.
"A special messenger was dispatched TO
New Orleans with the package in order
that the clerk who made the error mi yht
make the correction, so that there would
be no discrepancy in the handwriting.
! he messenger arrived in New Orleans,
found the clerk, had the correction made,
and returned in time TO deliver the cleo
torial vote to the president of the senate
within the time allowed by law.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

ton'uEbiloy that scourse oi. humanity, is
ne great u,eaa OF 'hc hpman family, In sl evil
Jsd countries,
ieei confident thar an in possess on OF the
only sure, inidllitlc rsmsdy-now known 10
he profession TOR the speedy positive cure Vi
iss dread diiaaA., ans us uuueleVne youcoM-
.;ahts, !. cGtlrEh, .tsttns, BrohchItls, Ser-
.'pNs useuity, ste etc. l am old foxy. be-
h~Vs IL insdieiar Iwenty-eight years e'pe-
I1ehes % hHsy PRACTITIONER in the hest con-
,amp''on hSpra.s Ia The cid snt new, world,
lss iaugni M M value OF propcr MediIa liyn
BON local ana TOO ,tiIu lopal in she cur oil this
i1eat enemy ~ our rare hGye found II hAt
I'm iihie i.5iAe. | started Sui " say 10 thoSe
iHusllng ~iih COZ sum ytiou OF any OF thp ABOVE
Ms'adies. that b. address ~ He giving syInps
IONS. they snail os pul IL possession lothis
great oo9h Wit'ont cmIrer and 'h1! nave tue
beheHt o. my tyDeTr - IN th6u 'GndS 81 case
successfully tre.t.!. EuiI paTlcnlar.. direc.
Ions Tor pTepUut.ou 4nI n's, m advice ana
Instructions br sU:cGssut lT"afueUt NJ your
own home, VIII le received 10y You ~ Ietnrh
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schurz Running the Machine.


Secretary Sci urA nas Set out to run the
administration. 1t would surprise the
president did he know the extcnt to
which the intimates OF the secretary talk
this. The president, Secretary Evarts
and Sherman, and all and singular of the
administration are to be dominated to
the ambition OF the secretary of the in
terror. who aims to be the real directing
force OF the administration. Second.
The secretary of the interior has been
filled by Mcclure with The idea that
Pennsylvania must be antagoniZcd,
and. II possible, driven into
revolt. 10 this end a totally false i'm
preston as to Pennsylvania politics i,
given, and this false theory constitute.
the basis of Schurz's operations. Third.
1t has been reported, but we hesitate as
yet to believe it, that Schurz has feeling
OF revenge against the Republican party
at large, and in Pennsylvania in particu.
lar, arising out OF his past political ex.
perience and that he purposes to use
his position to CRAFTY this feeling OF
revenge. We do not affirm this to be the
fact, only give it as we hear it, as a cur
rent rumOr. Be that as 1t may, the
course he is pursuing can have only one
effect, that of injuring the admnistra.
ton of President Hayes among its true
friends.
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuRIFIEf.
HEMAR.

mis- Incompatible DEPUR4TITI
a pO,rcrjM ALTERiTIyE, TONIC, ~
TkLTIC, DIlPHOfETIC, and arm
ENT. combining cfrtnes tchich reHd..'
II inraIuabie and neper- failing, amt Jp
us continued use WU Thoroughly erodi-
cate all diseases Of the blood. It's in0re-
Heats are Of a purely harmless extrdc-
Egyptian Prociaoes, aud .rhere there 10
TIE slightest faint OF disease Ia the sVs-
ten, IL aeger Iaus IN sJecttnO that dtseGS"
through the medium or The skia, or OK
shaantis Of t.s body, thereby aHo'ci.J>
issi. "sssst asrmsy a.a Tsns,'s.si s:a'
s as an ssl sa. ss . .sss q. s ri. &. ""
doubted reliability and VSndsri,d cara
sire proPerfiss, 10 being most unqasstiSH.
atiy, the cerD acme Of medical triumph.
age, Ia the treatment Of erery dtssasa
.chere the blood ITSELF 10 primarily fh-
Soat OT the testoa Or disorder. s.ek -.
SCHOTULA and the thousand and SHp
Of rhich al eiriitred com munifiss ape
eognixant, FOR BibiicaE Trsth mas assert
ed that ne "sins Of the fathers shalt
tist ereh unto the third ond fourth gen
eratioHs.' - and to BROKEN DOWN lEU
fSFEEBLED COSsTITUIIOEs 1t Ia "a
F0rerJH rfjueenator, causing the rrerfs
OF man once more to assume tie G0d-tihe
" For CUT1SEO Us DIsEAsEs, URIs-
AIRY DISORDERS, COHSTIPATIOK ON
COsJIpENESS, LIVER AND HIDStY
OtS DEBILITR, RHEUH 1TJsh,
6LiSDUL1h ENLAR6E.n ESTs, EPI-
JHILIOMA1OU CfSCEK, sCUhb1,
AFFECTIONS or THE BONES, IkDD-
LEyT ULCEkS, FEMALE con
fLIISTS (and to the gentIer sec u IL
boon Tong sought for by sensitive, sascer-
titic, aud delicate females, as IL tnL's
direct action upon thetr atlwsrtsl ND
an FORMS or CHRONIC DIsESsI
~ WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE sf-fS
or THE TROUBLE, IL 10 tneoIVabis. \
perseeeranee eith this rep,edy GiH pr"r'
&" en- o';;,ies ara d, Eer, s.. e,se re-
MAJ pOISOks.
Thousands Of Testimonials attest the
truth or these Claims.
Price. one Dettor, Ia large bottle, or
cir bottles, So.
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Russian Tribes.

TRANSLATED for the 81. Louis Globe Democrat. J
Alta time when Russia has sum
moned all her tribes to arms, a collation.
of the different tribes who obey the COM
mand of the ''autOcrat of all Russia"
may not be embarrassing. And the fol-
towing is the result OF the Russian EN-
pire:
The extensive empire of the car con-
tains the following nations: In Europe
mot including the kingdom of Poland),
40. GOO. 900 Russians, $4,000 Poles, 40
600 Bulgarians, $50. 900 Germans, 1900
Greeks, $4,000 Moldavians, 2.340. 600
Lithnanlans, 3.035.00O Fins, 1913 600
Jews, $4,000 Armenians, 1.3l3000 Tar
tars, .037.00O Baskirs, 10000 Kirgese,
4l6.000 kalmucks. 1. 200 Samoyerdes, 2S..
600 Gypsies, and K. 900 of other nations.
In all the number OF inhabitants of Euro
pean Russia is Gl. 100000. The kingdom
OF Poland, according to the census OF
1873, numbered 3450.000 Poles, 693. 600
1.-THE largest per cent. of Israelites in any
country, 80 per cent. of the entire popu.
latiOn), 100000 Russians, 300 600 Ger
mans, and 2S5.000 Lithuanians. In the
government of Caucasus there dwell $685.
600 Russians, $4,000 Grussians. &c.
600 Armenians, $500 Greeks, 5000
Germans, 2l,G00 Jews, $4,000
Tartars, and S9SOOO OF different
mountain tribes. Besides, there were
10000 Calmucks. There dwell in Sibe-
ria about 100000 Russians, inclusive
of those banished; 1000 Israelites, and
5000 Germans. Viewed from religious
standpoint, Russia has over 81 100000
Greek or orthodox. 85l 600 Raskolinks
Armenian Catholics), 2SiO 600 Roman
Catholics, 100000 Prostestlnts, $780,
600 Jews, 1000 GOO pagaps. I'm Caucasus
and Siberia the christians In number are
not much superior to the Mohammedan-.
They number in all 2.46O. 900. while the
Mohammedans number 1850 600, the
Jews 2l.6OO, and the pagans IA. 760. This
great empire. with Its &C. 0J00 900 inhabt
tants. has but thirty-six towns OF more
than 10000 population.
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THERE Is no Disgusting the fact that
there Is considerable uneasiness among
leading radicals. ard particularly the
friends OF the president over the turn OF
affairs 10 New Orleans by which the in.
1ictment OF the returning board has
been brought about. The worst feature
OF this whole affair, and the one which
creates 80 much alarm among republic
cans, is tile manner in which the men,
bers OF the returning board
have conducted themselves since they
knew they were to be indicted. Wells
tear. and his appeal to the president for
protection, has created the impression
in the minds of the people that there is
something dreadfully dark and criminal
back OF all his protestations OF rectltude
and honesty in the Louisiana business.
Honest men do not fear The law, and
If Wells, Anderson & Co.,
were strictly honest in the
count OF the Louisiana vote there would be
no need OF appealing to the president for
protection, and they would not fear the
most rigid investigation Into all their
acts in connection with it, But their
actions since the indictments were re.
turned is proof that they dare not let the
truth concerning the manner in which
Louisiana was carrie for Mr.. Hayes to be
known. II the facts are ever brought
out Wells and his associates will have to
suffer.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

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flce cure for that most depressing Of alt
Ments, aud a brief course OF treatment ,-iH
restore the digesfire organs to their p,rs-
tine strength, and oro'ote TIE he~ithr
nervous irritatiiify Of literary osd OF
persons Iarsuing a sedentary I'VE, -
speedily rem0red By this agent. me-
stomach Is restored 10 health and the h -
note Of the system tciH snce norc rcspo,'"
Ia the performance Of labor.
Prize, One Dollar, IN large bot'i'. o.
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Ihe Bulletin.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
yadss Of CIRCUIT Conrs

We ave suthsrizst 70 announce the nsius OF
Al rev D. DUO, Of Jackson County, ~ csnoi-
late for ia Ire Ia .hs arst uiclal circuit, as or
sAnired BY trt xcs ri the gensrst assembly, ap-
rrovea June 2, ls1i. and eonaosst OF the eoun'
ass Of Alexander. Hardin, Franklin, Jackson.
ksssac, Pose. Pulaski Saline, Union aud VIII
l.anson Election frst Monday III August, a
u, 1871 e.
We arc asth ,E.zei to announce the pane Of john
Dourhsrty, Of Union Coan,y, as candidate ior judge
in the hrst judicial circuit organized BY the acs Of
the general assembly, approved June .. lsIs, and
sonposed OF the counties Of Alexander, Hardin
Franklin, jackson, johnson. Massse, Pope Pull
SKI, Saline, Union ana Williamson. Elsetior
first Monday in August, A. d., is7'.
To the voters Of the first judicial district. com
e,sed Of the counties ofFrantlin. Saline, Hardin,
Pope, Massac, Pulaski, Alexander. Union. Jack
son, Williamson and Johnson. with the approval al
many friends. hereby announce myself eandi-
date for Ju ige Of the circuit court under The act OF
she general assembly, approved june, ls'l at the
election. on the FIRST Monday in August, ls77,
FRANCIS NJ. YousGnLooD.
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HUMANITARIAN NOIiee,

Estate OF Timothy O'Csllahan. deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrative of the estate OF limo, nv
O'Callaban, late OF the county OF Alexander
and State of Illinois, deceased, III rely 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.
que>ted TO attend for the purl Ose oi having
the snne adjusted. All person. Indebted
to said estate are requested 10 make .mme.
diate pay men to the undersigned.
Dated this 18Th day of ne, A. ID. 1877.
BRIDGET o. CALLNH,N,
f-2lw8w Administrative.
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Fable not re - hereby riNen that by virtue
% II decree Of tn county court ol ihe c.uh'y,
Of Alexander IN he state Oi LIMOS,
rendered At III" Junr tenn Of said
court lsi', upon ilr appIirat on Of the
Undersigned IA SILL the ra rup,ly OF HE
rstats Of Louis VA sanno deceased toIay The
debts OF He tanlt, Harmon II il"rN, admin
lsiatGr ,e boni- non OF The estate Iuuls Mas
sannO late Of sad COun'y deceased WIZ sell at
publc vrHunA, IN lhr 3. = II y UI Iu'Y, \. d.,
Ni' a. the ont door of lhr g lirl Il use IN the
city Of Lir0at two o'clock y ~ 81 sad day
10 The highest and hest bidder IL ny tie debts
of Iald Louis Na4snnnp. tecr sed the following
described reid estate. tO-wt; Lot II III ~ IN,
block seventeen %, IN The ii 81 addition the 10
city Of Cairo, situate in said cou ~ nnh state
having thereon ine two story blirk building
adapted iur business and esideIce he SAID
property will BE- sold ab OluIely and Tee from
any incumbrance, including The the widows
dover, which Will be- released 10 the purchaser
without further consideration. Terms OF sale:
One thousand dollars and One-hali OF surplus 10
he cash IN hand, aud the biance in six months
from time of sale The drierlc pa ment mus
be evidenced by tn: purchasers note drawing
six yer cent Interest with person Il security,
and sale mortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated June 10Th Isl.
HAfAOS u BLACk.
bonis non Of III. estate OF
Louis NassannO DID
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Administrators NOti.
tate OF John Craig. deceased.

Estate OF John Craig. deceased.
Tue undersigned havlng been np%oin ed
administrator of the estate VI John Craig
late of the county OF Alexander and -tnte
of Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice
that he will appear b fore the county count
OF Alexander county Nv the cou house in
Cairo at the August term. on be third
Monday In August next, at VIII ch time
all persons having claims Against said estate
ae notified and requested to attend foI the
purpose of having the sam adjusted. Al
persO indebted to said e-late are re
quested to make i'm mediate payment 70 he
Undersigned.
Dated, this - b day Of May, 4. ID. 1877.
JAMES L. SANDERS
pistr
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SEVEN HUNDRED recruits for Mormon.
dom lately arrived in New York, and
after spending day in Castle Garden,
boarded special immigrant train and
rolled out for Utah. About tour out of
the seven hundred were Danes, and tine
rest nearly evenly DIVIDED between Ger.
man.Swiss, English, Swedes and Norwe
gians,
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THE State Register: at is but short
time since the Hayes papers were abus-
Ing Gov. Nichols and Gov. Hampton for
"iailing to bring criminals to Justice
but now that the returning board has
been indicted. these same papers insist
that Gov. Nichols should interfere TO
stop the prosecutions
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The idea that the administration will

The idea that the administration will
be able TO control enough Democratic
congressman to elect All administration
man speaker of the next house, is scout
ed by all well.informed Democrats at
Washington. 1t is claimed that there
will be no division among the Democrats
of the house on this score, and that if
Mr.. Hayes believes that Republican
can be elected, he will be badly disap.
pointed.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEOy.

A slight so-eallod cold niV Outlines
food 10 a serious cough, ~hioh, s-ea,,s
Jor or Jodiy treated, Wast haze be o..r
,'csHt-U must ereatnate in q s,f,f,a ~ 49,
~ EhOSCHITfS, or Ghat IL Worse, ~.
dradtv COHSUMPTIOS. To oil suffer-. d,
from HARVESTING cough and espeoioTatinF.
TR1CHEON offers 10 sound, reliable, o.,.
permanent relief. IT augnserts eyp.cf,-
ration, and enables the patient to -vi'i
"ithoW jadiot0us treatment, mus, cos,.-
m"aicats It's poison 10 the resicniar snb-
stance Of tho lung, degeReratiaD opd Dr.
struggling that most essential or orgoHs,
timely death. TRACTION has 40 eaHaI.
much less superior, and us use ,ciH net
only ren,ore the deposit, thereby orordi,s
great retisT, bat heats The membrane aud
teares the patient ia 4Osscssioa Of heaiihy
lung tissue.
Price, Finy Gents per bottle, or $40