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Tho Chnmbcr Of Conlncrce---T1,e Strange
tAntil'ntliy Of tho Grass.,oppcr for Sorgtum
Givos Tint Plant Suiuou and lie arkuble
1mnOrfnucr.

Tho ChnInbCr Of C1mlncrce---T1.e Bttnnxc
Antlrntliy 0f tho Grasa!aorpcr for Horghum
Givos Tint Plant y Sud.lou and 1len,nr rkublo
Importance.
iEpeciai htpascA to 7as 7ttounA
ST. PAuL, aiinn., April 2.-The Chamber OF
Cotnlnerce Dfrcctors' meeting this morning was
unusually Interesting. Assurances wcro recciy-
cd OF local at1 to the proposed railway from st.
Paul through Dakota, Goothuct Otmstcd, and
Fillmore Counties 10 Preston Resolutions
thanking Attorney Clough for services in tho
Granger suit 1ately decided by tho United States
Supreme Court utGainst tho Winona & St. Peter
Company were laid Oil tho tablo by 10 to II, the
argument against them belng that the result OF
tho suit was not matter Of congratulatlon 10
tho State.
Seth u. Kcnnoy, Of 3iorrstown, Rico County,
md G. F. Miller, Of Forest, In tho same
county. canc bc;oEc the Chamber with sam
pies Of strups aud sugar from Early AM
a; ne5 sorghum ' & and explained The ptfscssc.
ann fssas In s 1ss saR'i ~ wsss fully S;tea an
GO gallons Of strup from io,ir arre& Of cane.
saMo rate rcr acre. Hc allowed tlie ca,ls to ret
quite ripe, boiled the sirup very thick. Before
casks, which wcro soon lalf full u sugar. liz
dralucd the sugar by hanging In eoIccsacks In
elde tight barrels. This sugnr drained dry
III ltW O1ye. Ff0tn e1khkg.sGtCn gull
Ions OF sErup he obtained 1Bl pounds OF
dry sugar and 1A1 poulltls of wet
sugar. Twenty-four gallons OF sirup produced
twenty-one gullons OF wet sugar. Ife used J,,v
cord Of wood 10 make eighty galloms OF olrup.
Sirup weighing twelve pounds to tho gallan
yields seven pounds Of dry sugar and nyc
pounds Of sirup. No l!nie-watcr or ottler
prtGcss Of neutrallzlng tho eano acid WIS used.
Last year ho nadc ct pounds Of sugar. Thls
year he proposes to make sugar 0uly. His
opfnon IL emphatic TINT tho sugar produt-
taop wns not an accidental, but ali Inevitable
result Of a condition now we'll understood. Mr..
Miller, who has cultivated Chinese canes
twenty years, and WINS tho first successful
sugar mnnufacturcF, confirmed Mr. Kcnney's
statements. ilc culttyates with good accd on
Rpod soil, In clock rows, three and halt feet
apart, six to eight secds III the lill. hocluE when
young, then culttyating TIL two and halt fcct
high, aad alterward l,oclng to keep clean from
weeds. When quarter Of tho crop il ripu he
commences cutting. lie does not strip the
eano; cuts and lays In wlnnows seruss tho
month without injury II entirely rtpc. md runs
the tutca through Iron !nsteal Of wood, tho
latter caustng solrness. Frum four and u half
acfea planted In drills {not doing as we'll - In
check Tows} be mallo $50 gallons Of clear amber
atrup. No clarifying ps0cess waa employed.
Exceeding care, hUwcrcr, was taken that all the
processes should be efepnly,
Tho Importance OF this subject hero arIses
from tue fact that 0FasshoppcEs don't attack
CNuGs
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Tns Committee teasscmblcd at . O'clock, Gen.
nowrtt In The chalr.
Iii. O. T. bowen azaln took ths stand. and his
examination was eontuued by ME. kAlrs. lIe gave
~ account Of she Springfield negotiations, but
threw NO new light on Tho subject. A. that tiuo
there was great deal Of speculation In Lind, but
he kept aloef from It. To Ill denansl4 that the
boundaries Of the pasks should bo chsnged hs an
swercd that be would haso nothing 10 do with IL.
His enttEs expenses while At springfield wrse S7t:.
which included the rent Of parlors At tho hotel for
The season, and consultation fec uf $loO paid 10
AE. Milton llay.
III. Traeadcn asked Mr. Kales what tho line Of
hk exz@toAtioa Ma intended u bring cut,
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OUR FIRST CROP Wall.
6nS.Trt Fkkn<1frA IN 57A FkThItpn

DWIGHT, ILL.,. ApFl a.-spHng has come. Tha
robins aro singing on the lawn. Tho blackbiEds
asu srreechiux from tho trees. Thu frogs azo
esoaklng III the sloughs. Tho Grangers arc
vending their may 10 town through the mud To
attend tho spring caucus, and ece thai tho
"bloated middlemen" " do not scoop them, nou,-
enatn Independent Tickets" bculoan ovcr tho
ba4kxasoness Of tho spring, the iuturc Of the
crops, anu rsaolyo ito put every a@ro th4t they
own tnto eorn this season." The frost u al out
of the ground, the water Il running of very
iast, *au nothing tcualuA " prsrent starting
The ptovs thls Hsek
, 1877-04-03

BY The fact that all tho check1 m tn Och. had
been returned to witness and were burnt up tn tho
0Fe; ~ accounted for The check Of oet on The
On the 1rs Of each month, and that the check OF
vaaIt&. ' ~ '"' SA
WItnets supposed that Necs nas the e1ent Of
utbDonr on the ground that Rees was not cir 10
bo working for nothing. Ills opinion was founded
on conjecture simply.
q the Cotton lothcFrfss McCaGeryl tract, and sad
tr9naActinn. "' - ~"
NJ. nerrfek said that his cfoss-examtnat,on
wonia probably BE- lengthy one, and tho Co1nnit.
teS then adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
, 1877-04-03
FINANCIAL.

Nsw Brunswick, N. j., April 2.-Appllcatiou
was madc by tho State OF Now dorsey Oh sa,ur.
day for the appointment Of Receiver in tic
aflairs Of the State Bank, which closed It's doors
on that day. The writ was issued this morning,
auu made rcturnablc tomorrow At IL o'clock q.
IN. The State had s55, 600 On deposit in ths
onnk, aud the County Of M,ddlcsc1 $4,000.
:, BOSTON, April 2.-The West Boston Savings
Bank, which suspended business Ia January.
ls,a on account OK impaired capital, resumed
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Ell, 154
This amount ii included In "lmproycmcut and
Maintenance" account
, labor IN as1ossmc uts IL ~ follow, ::

The labor IN assessments Is Ut foltow,:
-. g; naslor, $40. ~; 1. l.earis1y, s125; n.
". UEld8o, 81, U34 o.; l.. lkufky. Sll6. IL: Cerl
hire. 81, 4o:! :0l; j. II. Ely. s4DB.3l; j. K. Fer
VT Il q; .ron III aGy soS SS'9; u hlt1s9sk
ottlca-boy, S2Dl; 6hortall i iionfd, S.5O: ii. II.
Tappan, 50, 0:5: G. ". -Walte, 5000; d. VI,
The srrrerate Of ths ststr,nrnt firm. ,o,+ =, ~.
M By sss essi ws snGans it,
H. pe'pg s. ofss ter ae9
stated that an impfesslon having sottcn nbrnsJ
nanrps ttst tu e s nv, " Hi, news.
ga4 IL obsnns o. Ss Snt. 10
e eF Ia %
been m reluctance s,nwn in tho n,atter. amd oyery
is,.t'ase Ho.r RS's6s had been Afforded him by tie
nMtWHcxv ~ now,v
iii, c4am,not;nn ~ H. t:ho,n.oS1 ~. n,n.n
then resumed Dy Af. iisrtick Wl{ne:s sSid tsat NM
81 ta s ~ ba atfs were ss9u.iat
ehase Of tbo Jackson ttsct TGo uuostion M ,nG y,
1nswSpHpsss Tor sssfy 4. months ptosious Ths
.!ss Ell e ths Si!sst cSs5t Sia:!sd y y.ss, u y
ihu Itoar it tfis ~! on NJ oy
70 tsuo.cTption u soma ~ Ill., o"na a
srroinnii. G kn nn ~ Sosis nainoenesa GlAas sof
nu oiap nn,.anne., ,nv H. t Sma ines naa PsSn
contfact naJo by witnsss -" .t srE.m n,o,,dS
taas J. W. opt9nsl With the Hoard 70 aky tho land
ing 1%.9s a. nv 1aen w.. wines
% 81 SsS,s i;sst he comm,ens.. bad
G!sment ssn. q Morton. Could not say bow many ~.
vs, H. II H9.e naa *,ta lonofo Wines tIe4 to
~ H.. g. ; e name rflce f9f diagonal piece Vt
circular !9a4 would sut up shu land 20 badly that
t.asfnsc ~, ri nHatu ~ ns @ ana no would
, 1877-04-03
THE PROPOSED PfNI1ENTtARY,
6pecidt DtspafcA to I1s Trfbuas,

CARBoStALs, ILL.,, Apr! 2.-Thc Committee
from tho Legislature 10 investigate in regard 10
building the Southern penitens!ary having
[sPorted ss a, lavosahly 70 building, our citizens
To- Jacksun County. It possessing mora naturni
sdyantagcs and resources than any otcr IN thu
state. Col: Robert kickham Ia spoken OF "a
one u tug Commissioners to lie appointed bY
Gov. Cul1on. "FF -
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METHODIST MINISTER'S.

The Methodist mtni.tcu haldA "loye-feastn At
no u Washington stress yesterday morning.
There wstu about twenty present.
Eltcf Jutkfn presIded, aud. after sbs usual r..
2fous ses.aesa, hs said that hu wa inisnsc,y aaa
Aassaaxkly occupied Ia hls thought aaA work With
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houscs and school. buildings. In The Villages Tho
inaiancea In some tho most remarkable dearth
was manifest, "a phenomenon he had no means Of
tar." "dt;on. rn," s.nr, ,h,,.s -, ,s. , ""a
as y. ne,has' ,s
impo.tan. question VIVA how 10 util,se and brng
the Inherent Into active AMI hes1tly cze,cl.c, to
.tsu'e 'u' ta"n.u. u.senatse ot the dat'es OF 70.
HRoA On LUG part OF knofe recently converted,
and thus to be sure OF thntf future. lie OF
WA possihis n, r,.n ,a ~ fo,as. ast ,a.. .na' ~
vs. naseo tom s Ms s'e and BIZ la. .tep might be
tion, held short tlue aeo. vas most hopofni.
promising bes.aI succs,. IN IN sxo,E p'1T. ri.
!,tsc.t show Of revival Interea. did not mean to
., o u. ANYTHING ks ss ase a. Ss ssn;ns
''0 '1pcetcu from J.. tha largest outcome OF good
Mr. fARKHuRsr,
tbs shane the work was taking. 1ha nsrttcplnr
fe,.ur, ~ I. ~. ~. ,,nier,+ tr,nr,rsu.,,
In tha uoral a sna H. rc,a,ou. @ % chsraoter NJ \ is,r1
then, from tho Tabernacle meetings. very fcw Of
enna Is ~ e hem %any a Ses
what wcto called tramp. "-d!.ty, bosot.ed. end
Ms w"a hsy s' nS sy o WIFE, heg
could. and then slough ONT Some Of this class
could not now bc recognized. They had Cleaned
themselves, gotten now clothes, secuscd post!ons,
md wcre at tho ncetfngh rcgnlarIy. Some pcddlcd
tho notices. Tho cloNRc was nlarsc1nns In tho!r
appearance mud mora! anu ffligoae IIo. Ihofc
were rcaei4ot-peopto who weto only temporarily
in Tho city; and 1ettcrs had boen tceciyed from
thet leends shd Feiativcs rcautn!ng tnnnHe .or
theif conversion. Ihc wofk was very GGheoasnalnR.
and ai hs saw no reason ior ft9ppins' Ihe average
openoaheo "as from w 70 !hu.
M't. WILLIAMSON
said that hia church was benefited during th9
proErcas Of THO Tabernacle incutlnEs. They bad
received fully their share Of aecssslons. When
TINT work closed the quesfion WAS how 70 continue
the work In the church. Coitage E!aJer.Mcctsng.
he'd anay ben 1' axed upon. md fftesM wsre @ held
Inesdny Eng ThutsJay evenings: honnt soo peo.
wcfe not IN tho habit Of going to church. Quito
number had hccn taua converted. Tho regular
church mcettngs Wcrc holped BY them. aud hc raw
70 reason why hey sh2rLd not ee continued
n9s tatsrfercd with tho Tuesday night class. Mect.
large number could be employed in this sorvIce,
thcfe being leader and singer at each meeting.
, 1877-04-03

AL nervous. e1hausting. and painful diseoses
speedily yield to tho curative iniiusnccs Of Puiyers
machofs Electric Belts and bands, They sro
SAFE, simple, md effective, snd can be eaaIIy ap-
nlltd BY the pat!ent himsef. Deok, with fuji par.
ticnlar., mailed fsec. Address pnlvcrmaehcr Oil.
vanic Co.. Cincinnati. q. ~'0
, 1877-04-03

being recalled produced tho original tru.t.desd
mcnL There was check drawn bJ Cornell ou
Cu.hman 4 IIsstiu. payable to J. @. Gibbons (ae-
count q. g. J, dated May 10. lS71, the amount
being 2u68 81. TLcn there waA note Of same
d.te for g.. 0uU, drawn by Gage and Cornell. lhu
~itae.s explained that thS remainder Of thu
money was paid, but that hs could not
ind any Of hls chccks dated between Aug. IL and
Oct =. lsIl. LIS bvo&Asspsf accounted tor this
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19

INI4coh 20 j I,ItET ~ HN' NV''VutH M
A widow on the lower coast oi south
Carolina, with ten chiIdIen-nme IL
home N worthy girls, Il lady whom
O lurI Aiken. he IN ltural ,lr0r OF
tr Nrg ot,I ,1u,1,,. chorac.rriyrs AS
and rrIilrd ygi,r. that
.r,u.n what foIlowS in Inc extract
: hn.,I The .outhru womru have
Il snIn .aj in the royrrlv and misery
h. nm IN, nu ~ many ot them ov the var.
'r'I',ur hrryi,rn bryoud All praisc:
an ljy,uv ON 4 siuulr acre of land,
which lrXur,t I, luy !, can,vcr raise
q, - NANCY. uricr 2Jp rms acre have
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19
ELECTIONS FOR 1877.
The New York Mai thus states the
elections TO be held this wear:

The governors whose terms expire at
the close OF the present year, and whose
successors, therefore, must b. elected,
are as follows. Iowa, :. j. kirkwood:
Maine, seldom Conner; Massachusetts,
Alexander II. Rice; Minnesota, j. :.
PiIlsbnry; Mississippi, J. w. Stone;
Nevada, l.. Il. BrodieW Ohio, /. VI
Young rrnnetsee, j. d. Porter; Texas,
Ricl,a,R C0ke;" Vermont, Horace FAM
banks; Virginia, j. W. Temper; WiScon-
sin. n. Lulington. The Democrats are
printed iir italics, making seven Rcpub'
ljcans and five Democrats. Those marked
with an asterisk have been elected to
other positions, or illled vacancies caused
by such changes. Governor stone oc'
cupies the chair made vacant by the
resignation of Gov. Ames, and GOV,
Young that vacated by the president.
Senator kirkwood left the executive
office OF Iowa last March, on being
sworn into the United States senate. SO
also with the governor OF Texas, who Ia
now In the senate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19
THEAPPELLATE JUDGEsHIr.

Several OF the Chicago papers having
questioned the validity OF the law Great
Ing appellate courts, on account OF irrcg-
ularities in the manner in which the bill
creating them was adopted, the Chicago
Evening Journal says:
Two Of our morning contemporaries
have been making great ado, lately.
over the suppositions that the act of the
legislature OF this state creating appel-
late courts is null and void by reason OF
. serious irregularity in the method ot
us passage. II appears, however, alter
2 careful examination OF the official lc"is.
lative Journals. that the bill was rassrd
with strict parliamentary regularity and
IN full accordance with the mode pro.
vided By the constitution. Il,hat oct il
not a valid one, then are none of the
existing statues OF the state. But even
II the state OF facts as given by the 7;,nr,
were true, as regards the process Lv
which the bill waSpasscd, the net would
still be constitutional and valid. The
house, after having passed a senate bill
with an amendment, aud the senate
having refused to concur In the amend.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19

. FOSTER, the Ohio Radical congress
man. lie looming up again as candidate
for speaker of the house, and as the time
for the gathering OF herd of politicians
at White Sulphur Springs draws near,
his friends speak OF his election with
more confidence. Foster, who has all
along been opposed to the Texas Pa
cifc road, has nopped over and is now
an advocate OF the scheme, and this II is
claimed will bring to his support mum.
Der Of southern Democrats. This is the
kind Of talk that is now going the
rounds OF the Radical press; but we'll in
formed Democrats assert that there is
not word OF truth in the story, and
that the election OF an out and ont Dem
ocrat to the speakership is a ioregonc
conclusion.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19
CIIAN,tGY NOTICE.

i8tt a. Illnuls, County Of AlpNOr ter
T. OIfoO.'.vOurt at Alexander county, Scp!CW-
yer tefms A. d, lsi,
EdmunI X. O'Bren 81 Edmund y. Ca agility,
Eugene Gaag y, Jacob II tuuough, Jose
phlne Ga rIghty y. ~levH and u, slcyn Bill
IN chan0ry.
Affidavit OF the uOn-r -ld,url of Jacob Bur
rough, kug,ne GIrghty, H. ~rYiH and J..
Sle\In OF The deleluuut- uhnN' uuIrHt, having
been filed In The Office the clerk Of ,ald Cir
cult court OF Alexander cuUbly, notice Is here
ny iyen 10 the said non resident defendants,
thet THE conn la uant hns uci NE M oi 'oIn-
pant IN saIu court % tlr chlur, ~ side thereof
on the first day Of Ma, a. D. l-t,i mt Tint II
summons thtlculU On l-sucd oui ui sal court
against saiu II frndmta, Icun"hle ON me
thlfl honeaf a.; May, A. u. lN,,, It, Is hy law
required AnuIu Orl. having BEEN entered Of
record In SAIL ruurt n ne Nav tenn 81, there
I, that said e. use stand cohtH'l'p, with order
81 publctt on Sow. ,l.rt re-, unless YOU,
me aGii Jacop II. Brrough lu.ene GIra ghiy,
u NltNln AMI J. ,rrlu mali ilei ,una,ly Inc aud
appear before the ss',! ~ nj cpnrt OF Alg\uu.
thereof IL be hOd,n ~ the ,Nus, house IN the
city Of caro-, IN salI county, on tilr lirSt Mon
day o. Sci nbcI \. 10. l,,t, Hh. pirad, an
sWer or 'icmur to me saifi com N'anNnl'N blIi Of
complaint, the SHur, urtI IA. IIuirts and things
therein charged aud sute'. W.ll Ire taken as con-
irsset, and i deere cutGrrC against On H1ruTd-
my 10 the prayer 81 >uld ll'D
joins A. REEVE, Clerk
ions ", NrLEnl 'u.rf liUAu' solicitor
cairo, HI, l,.t ian, A D. -. rW.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19

SITTING BULL is q troublesome Gus
toner, and is likely TO give the govern
ment authorities as much trouble in the
future as IN the past. Having escaped
with about ! 800 Of his warriors into
Canada, aud taken up his abode among
the Indians there, the Canadian authori-
ties, fearful that he will stir up strife
among the Indians there. are moving
for his expulsion. Sitting bull don't
want to leave, and it may be necessary
to use force to drive him back across the
line, apd In that case the old fellow will
fight to the bitter end
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19

AFTER deducting the sinking fund,
the public debt of New York City is
SI3l 800, 234 IS. There has been rapid
increase during the past six months, and
the sum to be raised this year by taxa
ton Is SOS 1884, 2G9 "a. The Times says
that in addition to this there is also ap-
propriated GU. OF the general resources
OF the city receivable in 1877 from other
sources than taxation, the sum of 81, 800.
900, which swclls the total amount of
estimated expenditure to $50, 1854, 2G0 IS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19
CONSUMPTION
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19

Estate OF Timothy OC1llahan, deceased
aamui,tratriX OF the e.tatc q Timothy
O'talIahan 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, al tG q
court house in CIro at the August term,
on the third Monday in August next, at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified AID re-
q,le,tcd to attend for the purpose OF having
The same adjusted. Al person, indebted
to SAID estate are requested 10 make imme-
date payment 10 the Undersigned.
Dated this l9'h day Of j me. A, D. 1871.
BRIDGET @ CALLNnNN,
t-D1Nnur At,uiui.Iratriy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19

A New YORK telegram states that
during the week ending July Nth,
nearly. 100000 bushels OF wheat were
taken in that market on English and
continental orders, and that application
was made to two of the largest European
steamship lines tor month ahead Tor
all the room they have unengaged for
grain.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON is a safe, speedy. aud posi-
fire cure FOR that most depressing Of all
nents, and % brief course Of treatment tcW
restore the di0estire organs 20 their pris-
action Of the stomach and intestines. The
nervous irritabHity Of literary and all
persons pursuing scdentarU Ufe, a.
speedily remOred bV this agent. The
stomach Is restored to health and he key
note Of the system riH once more respond
IN the performance Of labor.
Price. one Dollar, Ia large bottle, or
siL bottles, SO.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19

MS PROPOSED TRIP TO EUROpE-IlE Is
OUT or POLITICS.

MS PROPOSED TRIP TO EUROpE-iE Is
OUT or POLITICS.
A correspondent of the Boston Heraid
writing from New York says of Gov,
,rnor lilden: "NIr Samuel j. Tidcn,
the defeated candidate for the presidency,
spent Sunday at Seagirt, a few miles
below the Branch. His companions
were the nephew OF his uncle, Colonel
Pclton, Smith W. Weed, and cX-Arsem-
blyman John Foley. 1t is now gen
orally known in political circles here that
Mr.. Tidcn has not given up the Euro
pean trip contemplated hy him
some time ago. He will sail in
week or ten days with Cyrus
W. Field. Their principal business
abroad will be to raise money to build
the New \ or< elevated railroad, which
they propose to extend around the east
sid" of the city. Mr.. TiIden, it can be
further stated, has given mp all thoughts
of rcyiving the presidential contest in
tie courts. He has also relinquiShcd
his purpose OF maintaining supremacy
in New York State politics. ilc will
make no fight in the approaching fall
cenvcnti0n.'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19

OLD Ben WADE has written \ letter
in which he declares that he is not re-
conclled to Mr.. Hayes, and thinks his
Southern policy is running the l'cpuh-
lican party to everlasting smash. The
disaflection among Republicans in ONO
is said to be large enough to insure Dem
ocratic success at the election this fall.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-19
Administrators N0tice.

Estate OF Frederick f.. Watermelon, de-
ceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator ofthe estate OF Frederick f..
Watermelon, late of the county OF AlcXan-
dor and State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby,
gives notice that he VIII appear before
the county court Of Alexander county, at
the court house in Cairo At the July term,
on the second Monday in July next,at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested TO attend
for the purpose OF having the same adj
juSted. All persons INDEBTED to said e.
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this I'D day OF May, 4. ID.
1871. AUGUST WATERMElER, Admir-.