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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-05

On Saturday Governor Cullom APP
proved the following bills passed by the
legislature: Senate bill 26l, an act to
extend the principles and organization of
township insurance companies so as
to embrace counties. Senate bill 29S, an
act to establish judicial circuits. Senate
bill 200, to amend the practice act. Sem
ate bill 279, to establish appellate courts.
House bill $50, an act to prevent the OBJ.
struction of railroad companies in the OPP.
Grafton OF their roads. This is an act
fixing penalties against the unlaw-
iul acts OF strikers combinations. The
governor has vetoed house bill POI, which
provided tor an interchange of duty by
circuit, city and county judges. The
bill is vetoed on the sole ground that the
constitution does not propose that these
judges shall be of equal grade, or shall
be required to possess like qualifications
The signing of the above bills disposed
Of the last OF the bills remaining in the
governors hands.
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GEN. ROGER A. PRYOR, the exc onfed-
crate soldier and statesman. delivered The
Grafton at the decoration services in
Brooklyn. There was some opposition
to his appointment, but his address was
so appropriate, andi n such good taste,
that general satisfaction was expressed
that he had been chosen. Referring to a
restored Union, he said
1.-The Union Is re-established not only
In the supremacy but In the benitcence
Of It's power re-established not merely
over the will but over the hearts of the
people, and OF all the people. While its
privileges and protection were uneQually
dispensed, while toward the South the
constitution shone with darkened and
sinister aspect, the affections of the
people were chilled and their confidence
repealed but now that every state
Is respected in her sovereignty, and every
man in his rights, the Union is restored
In all Its ancient strength and glory; and,
be persuaded, you may repose with as
serene q trust on the loyalty of Louis
lana as upon the well tried fidelity OF
your own great commonwealth. In OBJ
litereting all determinations between
states and between citizens. you have eff
fecred the ill-omened distinction of sec
tons, and henceforth. In the vocabulary
Of American politics, the South is only a
geographical expression. This is the
tribute confederate soldier brings to-
day to the graves of the fallen heroes of
the Union-the solemn assurance that
they fell not in vain; that the work they
died to achieve You have accomplished;
that as they, by their devotion, saved the
Union from overthrow, you, by the pol
icy Of magnanimity, have enshrined It in
the hearts of Its once furious but now re-.
claimed and reconciled losses.
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what Mr. Tilden Has to Say About IL.
Baltimore Sun, May 24.)

NDHtiuioio Gun, huy -t,J
An eminent citlzen of Alabama, who
passed through Washington yesterday
on his way back from New York, had.
while in that city, an interview with
MIR. Tilden. lie said to Mr.. Tilden that
the people OF the South were convinced
that he had been fairly and lawfully
elected to the Office OF president of the
United states that the people of that
section, in common with the great body
OF the people of the whole United
States. thought that Mr.. Tilden, as
the lawfully elected ruler OF the coun.
try, should have taken early after the
election decided attitude, and insisted
upon his rights; that had he done so,
and the proper announcement OF the
vote OF the electoral colleges been pre-
vented, the house of representatives
would have elected him according to the
forms OF law, and made itself responsible
Tor his induction into the Office which
belonged to him. Mr.. Tilden listened
intenlly to the remarks OF his visitor.
gentleman nearly twenty years his
senior. lie replied he had thought care.
fully and most concientiously over the
subject in all its possible phases; that
he had become convinced
that should he adopt the
course suggested II would be resisted by
the Radical party to the extent OF drencll.
ing the land In blood; that b, shrunk
from the responsibility OF precipitating
another terrible civil war upon his cOun-
trymen, and consented to compromise
when averted so dread disaster. lie
ielt as keenly as any one the improperly
OF the means by which the present result
mad been brought about, but for all that
he did not regret his own action. Asst
was, the people of the Tn ted States un.
derstood 1t the Democratic party to-day
occupied such proud attitude before
the country as 1t had never occupied be-
fore, and no mortal power could resist its
'riumphal march to success Ia 1880.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The New Orleans Democrat says the
Nichols legislature has saved the STATE
over million dollars already.
Only the settings Of the Republican
party in Ohio are left from when 10 Sc
lect candidates for state offices thls year.
The New York Tribune has hnally
given up the hope of split in the DEM
ocratic party. ltsays "it Will be safe 10
reserve all bets on the subject for six
months or year"
The Philadelphia folks recently took
occasion to greet Grant warmly and
treat Hayes coldly. Both gentlemen
visiting that city.
1t appears that old Simon Cameron
was thief as long ago as 1888, and that
he. at that early day, formed and opera
ted an "lndian ring" Truly, Simon is
what may be called an original Republic
can.
S. S. Cox, who has been on n South
ern tour since the adj ournmcnt OF con-
gress, eutertains the opinion that Mr..
Hayes policy has not taken man from
the Democratic party whom we could
not well spare.
Packard is.goyerg2ai if Llayes !. Dres:
iuerlt ~ y VA. ,rorry n IfiuwpcHct
This is the legal case. 1t Is as clear as
the sun at MONDAY in cloudless sky
Chicago Inter- Ocean.
The story is now going the rounds
that ex-president Grant is poor and that
all he has saved was the amount OF his
last years salary, $4,000, having failed
in all his speculations during his term
of Office.
This fall there will be an election in
Iowa for governor, lieut-govcrnor. sup't
public instruction and supreme Judge.
The Republican state convention is called
or Wednesday, June eth. Let us have
peace.
To-day" says Philadelphia paper,
referring TO the departure for Europe of
ex-President Grant, "the only living
man ever elected and duly installed
president of the United States leaves our
city and country for soiourn in Eu-
rope.
1T is noticeable that the Republicans
never express any solicilude tor any part
OF the constitution except the three last
amendments. They are like the man
with patched brecches, who didn't care
anything for the breeches but fairly doied
on the patches.
Secretary Sherman rendered Cham
berlain, ex-governor OF South Carolina,
the office OF solicitor of the treasury, and
the president urged him to accept it, but
Chamberlain has no love for Mr.. Hayes
and don't want Office at his hands.
Chamberlain is plucky.
Now that ex-Gov. Chamber lain of
South Carolina has been admitted to the
New York bar, "he speaks well of Gov.
Hampton's administration" When men
throw away carpetbag spectacles it is as.
tonishing how much better they see
things.
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The 8nlletin.
Gov. Youxc, Of Ohio declines to DC
candidate for reelection, giving I"
reason that his private business requires
his personal attention.

ACHARLrsroN, South Carolina, dis.
patch Of the Sd says
Chief Justice Waite last night sum
moned the jury In the Ellerton cases into
court and found on interogating them
that they could only agree upon verdict
in the case of one OF the eleven persons
charged with the conspiracy. This was
Abner Watkinson, man over sixty years
old, who was acquitted. The Judge then
discharged the jury and the ten remain
ing prisoners were released upon giving
bonds for their appearance at the next
term of the court. Counsel think 1t I'M
likely that these cases will ever again be
tried.
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TOO Much Twaddie.
[Vicksburg Herald

The Northern papers and even some
of our home journals have a fashion OF
addressing advice to the Southern peo
pie after this manner: "Ihe best policy
for the South now is industry" or tho
menS ~ fi maf spG mi Interests, ETC. WV
all this twaddle? Are Southern people
a peculiar species of the genus homo, so
entirely different from Other. people that
they must be specially and patrOnlzlngly
addressed in this.way We have no objcc
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SUNDAY last was the fiitieth anniver-
sary OF the elevation to the episcopacy of
Pope Plus TX. The occasion was appro-
priately celebrated by all the Catholic
churches In the country. We find the
brief sketch OF the life of Pope Plus in
the st. Louis Republican OF Monday even.
Ing. 1t will be read with interest:
Giovanni Maria Mastai Ferretti was
born May 18th. 1902. His thoughts soon
turned toward the church, tor al an early
age he began his education for the priest
hood. Il; was ordained priest in 1919.
His carly lie was full OF scenes of dra.
matte interest and wild adventure.
lie was sent on an expedition
to South America, during which
he was thrown into prison, narrowly es-
capped shipwreck on the coast of Africa
and bad many adventures in the new
world. He Is the only pope who has
ever set loot on American soil. After
remaining six years on this side Of the
Atlantic he returned to Rome and was
appointed canon OF the Santa Maria hos
pital. He was remarkable for his great
charity to the poor and unfortunate
classes of Rome, but possessed In a nc
less degree shrewed financial ability and
rare executive talent. The combination
OF these qualities SOON made him a
marked man among She Roman clergy
any opened the way Tor hi.
rapid advancement. On May
II, 1927, be was appointed archibish.
Op OF SpOleto, and on June was con.
secrsted. In 1880 he was. appointed car.
dinal. On the death of Pope Gregory
XVII, In 1886. he was elected pope on
the fourth ballot by the college of car.
dinals, receiving thirty.six votes out Of
fity.four. HIS election was Immediately
made unanimous, and three days latter
be was installed In the pontiiicate. His
reign, though much disturbed by the
many revolutions that haye swept over
Europe and by the loss vf his temporal
power. has been one OF the most rem lrk.
able Of all the popes. The declaration of
the dogmas OF the Immaculate concep.
ton and OF the infallibllity Of the pope Ia
matters OF faith and morals has drawn
The attention OF the whole Christian
word, and the FORMULATION ofthe latter
dogme rave riso 10 the old Catholic
novomSut II Germany and switzerland.
TheSughout III bic trials and anxlet!es,
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Dentists,

Having entered into co.pnrtncThip. for the
PuRose OF practicing dentistry In all its
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are prepared 10 attend to their wants in every
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The filling of teeth done in the mos, sa,siac-
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Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
asing nitrous oxide gus.
They extend an invitation 10 all, TO call and
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'onage. Work guaranteed. Prices moderate,
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AGENT
TAX SALE NOTICE.
To Jacob Christian, Mary Christian anG
En alina Nh rioftav.

To Jacob Christian, Mary Christian anG
Emallne Christian
You are hereby notified that at o sale Of
lands for the delinquent state, county, dis
trict school and other taxes of the year
1874 and costs, held at the court house door
In the city Of cairo, county Of Alexander
and state Of Illinois. on the sixth day Of
september, 1875, Martin Brown b.. chased
the und hfn hi ne, und hf SO ne, und hf sw'
ne, und hf se NV, und hf ne sw, und hf NV
SC. All the above described lands are sit
uated In section three (3), town fifteen 16)
and In range three t3 west OF Sd P NJ, III
said county and state, and that the timo
given by law for the redemption of said
landswill expire on the sixth day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1877.
MARTIN BRowN, Purchaser.
cairo, Ills, May II, 1877 Wat
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however, Pope Plus TX. has shown al,
WAYS the same greatness, patience and
wisdom. lie IS recognized throughou NJ
the civilized world as one OF the grand
est figures in history, temporal as well as
cniriuiol
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Personal.
lGQle sburo Daily Press

Hon, John III. Oberly has Withdrawn
from the Cairo BULLETIN. In his card
he says: "Finding it impossible to give
proper attention to the newspaper, and
at the same time not neglect my public
duties. | have taken this step" We re-
greet Mr.. Oberly's retircment--he is one
OF the most indefatigable newspaper men
in the state, and the BULLETIN under his
guidance has been an able defender OF
the party. The paper will hereafter be
managed by Messrs. w. +. and l.. e.
Schuckers. Success and prosperity at
tend the new firm.
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ALTHOUGH the governments too poor
to keep its ships on foreign stations in
seaworthy condition, and has let some OF
them 70 so far toward ruin that their
guns have to be put ashore, it still
contrives to keep Robeson's yacht, tie
Tallapoosa, in good order for Official
pleasure excursions. She was employed
for that purpose the other day, the party
consisting OF three or four members OF
>khe cabinet and portion of the presi-
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eminent steamer for such purposes that
an equal number of street Arabs would
have when going out for holiday. The
Tallapoosa has been devoted to these
dead-head pleasure trips for the past four
or five years, more or less, and it is
about time that she should be laid up to
rot, II some better use cannot be found
for her.
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IL. UTIGls DIVa9S.
.as : Nueva imprenta
DEL t.BOLETIN.'' .
si EORTALEZA. ~.
EORTALEZA. 81.

Proviata esia EafPRENT'i tie abundaneia de
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Unislos, dc una grande magniiica prcns ME-
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tante do Ia cxcc IL ia del trabajo como dc hos
precioa
In imprenta del BoLEIlN, ademas dc contar
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niodcrno, cucnta tarnbien con operarios sulra-
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pogrifcos llor diticiles e1tensos que sean.
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0jo al anuncio.

Ell la fabrica lundicion '.COL0N" en- Ia Ma.
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INA MAQTiNA DE yAPOR con sl osf
dcra dc ftIetza dc 4a caballos ingleses IT,
hendo II facdad dc contluciia 4 cuaiuier
pnnto por estar colocada sobre ruetlas
UN GClNCHE para cargar descalgar
Pitos de Hapor de ly5 pnIgadas de diane
trO
MANOMEfROs dc 100 i i20 libras, ss
Enpaquetatuas de patente dcse pulea-
da hasta tie grueso tt.s
RubricadoraS para sellos aceiteras para
Escobillones de acero para limpiar tullos de
caldCrnS.
Llaves @obo de hierro Y bronco dc 3! y pnL
gadGs. se
Grifos llaves yaNulaS de bronco de difercntes
tamthos.
Mnndrines para cnrnandrilar tibos de caldera
de dtcrentrS tamanos. se tfs 4ft..+t
Ejcs dc maza de s y 9pulgadas dc grncso
Mcddorcs de aqua de diferehtes tamai1os. ii
Cof1eas acasas para aeeites 81. t9f
TubClia.
Bomlas de II pulgada de tubos de do,de
Yam dc simple efecto. .l.,gv+.
Plancln de hierro desde ! pnlgada a 81 de
gfaleSO. - r9f(G fzIIfff@ftss sen
Coma en- plancfla desde pulgada hasta, l.l6
grucSO.
PmriIlas para Hornallas v alanlbiaucs. -rs
y por ,iltimo I'm surttlo general de -hierros,
as como tanbien otros yarios articltlos y son
los sigucntcs Sabcr: ~
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UNA MAQUINA BOMBA de vapor de ftfcr.
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PARA INSTALLATION.
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Para tener derecho al alumbra,lo sin conta-
dor. . sea nm prccio dado ror luz hora, 81
estableccn las condolences si@uicntcs:
l" To,ia installation de tu'ielia Y lalnparas,
como tambicm reparacioEeSy y limpcza ell elias
han de haccrsc por oIcrarios de dicha agcneia.
% In condici0n anterior ha de d0rar 81
misno tempo que cl comenio sin contadot,
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tante . Director dc Ia fibiica del GAS
3' Dcsdc el momcnto que diclo eonsnmidor
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anteriorcs, scri responsible ante los trbunalcs
Il Ilonde haya ugar, dc los iaios pcriuicios
que hrngne Ia ctada Empresa: ademas se
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lie obgali que dcjc dc alualbrar, cstable-
Ger I'M contad0r, 81 desea continuar
T. En- las caSas, . cs,ahccimientos, cuyos
trabAjos citalos en- In IN condcion, havan side
hechos por opcralios cue no 10 sean de- Ia refe-
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TN contador que regne su consume
. Las rcglns que auteceden estaran de ma
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Ia agcncia rcferiia IA INDUSTRIAL" tras-
la1a'la p0r slIs nuevos duehos liz callc tie San
Francisco namero 81.
Puerto Rico. AbrI 5tle 1871
r. NdtoiH ,e 20.