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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-31
CIlANCERl NOTICE.

tate Of Illinois, County Of Alexander.
Ilrcull court OF Alexander county, Septem-
her term, A. d. 1871.
Edmund Il. o BriH vs Edmund B. Garagh,y
Eugene haraghty Jacob H.. BrrOugh, lose
ph!ne Garghty, Il. sleyin and j. slevn. BIN
IN LhanCery.
AFFIDAVIT OF the non-re sdence Of Jacob Bur-
rough, Eugene Garaghty, u. Seyin and j,
NIcNn OF the defendants above named, having
been He'd in the Office the clerk of .ald Cir.
cut court OF Alexander COusty, notice is here
by given 10 the said non resident defendants.
That the complainant has filed his bill of com
plant in said court on the Chancery side thereof
on the first day of May, 4. D. Isl, and thut a
summons ihcrcUpOn issued out Of said court
against said defendants, returnable on the
thlri Monday Of May, A. D. ISL, a. is By law
required And an order having been entered or
record in said court at the May term ISL, thercI
Of, that said cause stand continued, with orde-
OF publication. Now, therefore unless Won.
the said Jacob II. BurrOugh, Eugene Garaghty,
y, sleyln and J. slevin shall personally he and
appear before the said Circuit court of Alexan.
der county on the first day Of the next term
thereof, to be holden at the court house in the
city Of CAIRO, in said county, on the first Mon
day Of HcpteInberA. D. ls,I and plead, an
swer or demnr 10 the said cJmplanants Gill of
complaint, the same, and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will bc,aken as con.
lcssed, and decree entered against Won accord
ing 10 the prayer Of said bill.
JOHN \. REEVE, Clerk.
JolIS II, MCLEEr, tOmplainat's Solicitor
Cairo, HIS, july 18Th, \. d. lsG7. Gw.
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GRAIN IN SrURE.


Chicago Evening Journal, Aug,4,.
Chicago elevators, AS per official re-
turns, contain 30j,S3l bushels of wheat (;
l,4l2, 463 bushels OF corr; 307,310 BUSH
els of oats; ll7,l27 bushels OF rye, aud
00,633 bushels OF barley, making n grand
total OF 1924, i2i bushels, against 2,l7G-
800 bushels week ago, and 1927 ,OJe
bushels at this period last year.
Milwaukee warehouses are stored
wife 2S7.7 100 bushels Of wheat; 1905
bushels of corn; 7.l26 bushels OF oats;
l4,7lG bushels OF rye, and 10,199 bushels
OF barley,
New y ork and Brooklyn warehouses
contain 372, S22 bushels OF wheat; 9i3,3OI
bushels OF corn; 502, 5i2 bushels OF oats;
10 040 bushels OF rye; 4,S77 bushels OF
barley; $50, 7S4 bushels OF malt, and D.
7G0 bushels of peas.
Grain In sight in the states an Cana
da August Is, 1877; Wheat, 991Il9
bushels; corn, l0,9Ol, $50 bushels; oats,
2, l0l 900, bushels; rye, 3j0,7j2 bushels:
barley, 2iG, 562 bushels.
Exports last week from the leading
seaboard ports include 3,l2i barrels OF
pork; $500, 023 pounds of bacon, $780,
2S3 pounds OF lard; 42,jl9 barrels of
flour; 49,, $3.50 bushels OF wheat; l,3iS,-
- bushels OF corn; 5,7Gl bushels ofoatS;
g.. 500 bushels ofrye, and BOOB buShcl |
OF peas.
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE.

Public notice Is hereby given that by virtue
IA decree OF the county court Of the county,
OF Alexander In the state of illinois,
rendered ut tie June term of said
court lsI, upon the application of the
undersigned, TO sell the real property of The
cslats Of Louis NassannO deceased, 10 pay the
debts OF the same, |, Harmon II. Black, admin
siratOr de bOnis non OF the estute of .ouis Mas
sannO, late Of said county deceased, will sell AT
public vendue, on the 9Th day Of September A d
lsT ut the front dOOr Of the court house in the
city of Cairo ut two O'Clock u. IN. of said day
to the highest and best bidder, to nay the debts
OF sand Louis NassannO, deceased, The following
described real estate to-Wt Lot eight (s) in,
DOCK seventeen 90, IN the fiji It addition TO the
city 0i Cairo, situate In said county and state
having thereon line two story brick building
adapted for business and residence. The said
property will be sold absolutely and Tree from
any incumbrancc, including the the widow q
dover, which will be released to the purchaser
without further consideration. Terms of sale:
One thousand dollars and Onc-half of surplus 10
he cash IN hand, aud the balance In six months
nom tlinc OF sale. The deferred payment must
d" tNidthc"' ny tn purchasers note drawing
SIN ucr cent Interest with person Il security,
ana sale mortgage upon the premises sold,
dated August m lS77.
,.. IIAHM0S IT. BLACK,
Administrator DC bonis non of the estate
LOUIS N'gsaLno. dtd
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EX-MAYOR JOsEHH Brown, of st
Louis, spoke at the opening of the Des
Moines Canal. Ills concluding remarks
we recommend TO the consideration OF
the opponents OF the great National
Southern highway 10 the Pacific:
"And now" said Mr.. Brown, "what
is the next great work for the govern.
Inent to undertake? Why The Texas or
Southern Pacific railroad, and that is a
Government enterprise, being OF such
magnitude, no one will deny. 1t is true
We have road already reaching from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, and States
have been formed and added TO lhe
Confederation through its influence, but
1t is not only sectional, it is close cor.
poratiOn, without competition, is
competition, and that Is contrary t.
the interests OF our people and The
spirit Of our Government (; hence
we say we want, and must have, an.
other and more southern railroad across
the continent, and viii lind other states
coming up along the line OF that national
highway and it will open up an extent OF
territory unequaled in agricultural or
mineral wealth, and TOR exceeding any v e
have yet acquired. There, my friends, is
TO be the next FL Dorado, there will be the
place where the poor man or the man
who has been unfortunate can
gain take new start in life with every
prospect of success. tell you,
gentlemcs, II we had the vast ter
rilOry through which the Southern
Pacific road will pass opened up. YOU will
have no more strikes, no more niobs. for
the surplus labor OF The country will find
An outlet, and the capitalist will haye TO
pay the price demanded by the workman
or shut up his shop. Not that think
labor should be exorbilant In its demands,
but 1t is entitled TO more than mere
living dag by day.
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CHARGED WITH PASSING COCN
.TERFElr MONEY.

Hon. Thomas j. Watkins, Mayor OF
Johesboro, Union county, who was
brought to this city by Deputy Marshal
Prettyman night before last, at midnight,
and placed in custody at a hotel ia the
N antime, was arraigued before United
states Commissioner Adams, yesterday.
upon a charge Of passing counterfeit
money. Thc examination elected the
fact that. some time since, a number of
counterfeit lives. Traders Naljona
Bank, Chicago, had been foa,iprl
abort J0nesboro, and that several of The
Oils had been taken as genuine by bus
mess men. including Mr. Watkins. One
or TWO ot them were traced back TO ,he
defendant aud hc redeemed them. In
opposkion 10 the theory Ut the prosecu.
ton. that Mr.. Watkins passed them with
criminal intent, his business siandinv
and uniformly good reputation wers
shown by Gtn. John q. Fonda. Col. ID
l.. PHILIPPE, aud by prominent ci,izrns
and business men OF Jonesbvro. Assist.
ant District Attorney Zoe prosecut.d
and MAJ. Biuford Wilson conducted Tie
defence. Atthe close OF the long hear
ing. the commissioner held the defend
ant to bail IN the sum Of 81 800, TO await
the actin OF the grand jury. He prompt
~ gave the required ball.
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DoN PATT, in recent letter, makes
the following promise oi coming scan
dal. He SAYS: "A somewhat noted law
yer Of this place getting into financial
distress had his office, library, papers,
furniture and all that he had pledged tor
reilt seized and sold. The purchaser
went throughthe concern TO find If pos
sible something OF value, and came upon
q mass of letters, memoranda, contracts
etc., connected with previous mining
case here, In which many attempts were
made to corrupt congress in favor o.
probably the most impudent fraud even
passed upon the government. The rev.
Citations made by these papers were ex'
ceedingly rich. They will be published
ere the next congress meets, and will
create as profound sensation as the
Credit MobilIer or the Pacific Mall
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8rEClAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Special Warrant No. |

special Warrant No. /.
Publ notice i, hereby giycn that the county
tonItoi Alexander county has rendered Judgment
lof SPECIAL assessment upon property benefited
ny 'Ie loloWlnR improvements Of sidtNaIhI to-Wlt:
HOTEL ADDITION,
North side llth street between Commercial avenue
ana Poplar street
South side 18th street between commercial ayen-
ne and Poplar street
South side Nth street between Commercial ayonue
and Washington avenue
North side lith between Washington avenue and
Walnut street
West side Washinton avenue between llth and
l2th streets
south side lith street between Washington ayen-
| Ne and Walnut street
East SIDE Washington avenue between Tenth
| and Twelfth streets
West side Poplar street between l9th and 18th
streets
South side sth street between Washington
! avenue and Walnut street
south side It'll street between Commercial avenue
/ nd Washington avenue
| North side 9TH street between Commercial avenue
/ ava W iShlnSton avenue
| Nouh side l2th street fronting Lcyce street
Corner east side Commercial avenue north side
| llh street
| Corner l.cyee and ilh Slreet-.outh side
Commercial avenue
Corner Commercial avenue and south side Ind
/ street
Corner Lcyee street south side >th street.
! North side llth street between Washington ay.
cnuc and Poplar street
| Corner Leyee and ith stree,s-norh side
North side 'th street between Washington avenue
and Walnut street
| North side 18th street between Walnut and Cedar
| streets
North side 18th street between I,vee street and
| &c RR strip
/ North side 18th street between | II strip and
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The Southern penitentiary commits
sioners are on the wing again, and visited
East St. Louis on Wednesday; and from
what we learn from a correspondent OF
the st. Louis Republican it is not improb-
able that the institution may be located
somewhere in that vicinity. 1t now
seems certain that no place south OF East
ST. Louis has the shadow OF chance OF
securing the penitentiary.
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The telegraph announces the death of
Brigham Young at midnight on We'd
nesday, With The death ofthe president,
seer and prophet, the Norman church
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SITTING BULL with 300 warriors has
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side OF the British line, and as conse-
quence all further proceedings in the
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Foreign Travel,

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GENERAL DFRILITY.

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We arc authorized 70 announce Henry Planet OF
Thebes precinct. as a candidate for County Clerk
the election to be held November 9Th, 1877. ----.
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Z IINNC.RN NO,IllE

Nlai' OF Illinois, county uf Alexander.
Circuit court If Alexander county, ), rte n. q,
tenn, 4 ". lSIr
Frederick kOnmcvct, VS., John q. Hartman. Rob-
ct Howe and Wake Hubble. Bills ~ ,hancetv
Affidavit Of the nonicsiience Of Robert Hon.
and Wake Hubble Of the defendants above named
having been tiled in the office OF the clerk o, said
circuit count OF Alexander county, notice IL hereby
given t. the said non. resident defendants, lh,i he
complainant has filed hi, bin Of complaint in said
count on me ch1nccry side thereof On the llh day of
May A. u lS'l and that u summons ihcreupon
ANu'u oui VI sad cour against said defendants, re-
un1blc on The lhrd Monday Of May, A, ID, Is77
A. IS by law required, And an oideier having becn
entered OF record IN said court at the May tenn
'N,h thereof lhu sand cause stand continued, with
vidcl ul publication Now, therefore, unless van.
The sa.d Robert Howe and Wake Hubble shall Der
'enIly he and appear before the said cir,ul courl
81 MtNander county on the first day of the nrs
term thereof, TO be- holden at the court house in the
',iS ol ''to, ~ adcuuuty, IN the inst MONDAY
iHrW"m,rb \, u, lSii, and plead, answer u
I'mur to the said compliments ill Of complaint,
me same aud the matters and things therein changed
ana stated WIN be taken as confessed and a de-
enc, enleied against you according TO the prayer o
''u hUI' JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
MrLhrN llsrdAn& LNNspRN, Complainant's
Hol'''o's' Cairo. HIS, july lj,h, A. d. is,1.
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~ N. Edltor ar ,he Cairo prLLurrs.

please announce that lam an independent candI-
date for the office OF county clerk Of Alexander
county, at the election to be held in November
next. JAMES W. SLEW Nh''
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Nicholas Ninturn, "
By DR.. Holland. the Editor,

whose story OF "Seyenoaks gave the Mg.s
est satisfaction to the readers Of the
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel is laid oil
the banks of the Hudson. The hero is II
young man who has been always Tied TO a
woman's apron strings,' but who, by the
death OF his mother, is left alone IN the
world-to drit on the current OF liie-with
fortune, but without purpose.
Another serial, ellis Inheritance" by
Miss traitor, will begin on the completion
OF That Lass o LOwric's," by Mrs. Iodg-
son Burnett. Mrs. Burnelts story, begun
in August, has pathOs and dramalicpoweI
which have been Il surprise to the public.
There j. TO Re series OF original and eX-
quisitely illustrated papers OF Popular Sci
encc,' by Mrs. Herlivk, each paper COM
plete in itself.
There are to be, from various pens, papers
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WYNN. r. SMITH
Physician e. Surgeon.

Office In Winters Block, corner Seventh and
Commercial Avenue, entrance on Seventh.
Residence Thirteenth street, west OF Washington
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DIR 8ullgiin.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


w, ar. authorized to announce Isaac h. haliell
ne r.ndidate for the office OF county Judge OF
AIsSander county at the ensuing November 's'"
elrcfion,
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for q,

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We are authorized, 10 announc. Samuel J
Uamm ~ a candidate for the once of County
Clerk AZ the election to be FIELD November 9Th,
ls-,
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We are authorized 20 announce John ?. heiy as
a candidate for the office Of county clerk at the
election to be held November oh, lSi1
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w, are authorized to announce Reuben y: oehln
nj chs. a. candidate for the ofhee all county
iudge Of Alexander eouny, Election hrs' TUESDAY
in November. lS,.
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Home Life and Travel"

| Also, practical suggestions Us TO town ana
| country life, village improvements, etc., by
wsll-knOwn specialists.
| Mr.. Barnard articles on various indus,
Ties OF Great Britain include the history OF
"SOme Experiments in Cooperation" "A
| Scottish Loaf Factory in the November
number, and TOAD Lane, Rochda!e," in
December. Other papers are, "Ihe British
Workingman's Home, "a Nation OF Shop
keepers, '"Ha' penny aWeeli for the Child
etc.
A richly illustrated series will be given on
"Amcricdn Spottr by Flood and Field" by
various writer's, and each on different
theme. The subject Of
"H1issl3ltalt naa.5rtt.Jl'
will have prominent place, whist the
production u American hUmu.isis WI! ap.
pear from month 10 month. The list q!
| shorter stories, biographical and otuu
| sketches, etc, y. long one.
The editorial department will continue &c
employ the abest pens both AZ home sul
| abroad. There will be q series Of letters 81
IiteraT! matters, from London, by Sir. Wei
! ford,
! Inc pages Of the magazine Will lie OpcL
! a. heretofore, 80 far as limited space WIl
permit, TO the discussion Of all themes al
ieeting the social and religious lie OF The
world, and specially to the freshest thought
| Of the Christian thinkers and scholars 0
! this country.
| We mean to make the magazine SWcctei
and purer, higher and n0bler. more geuia
and generous in all Its utteranCes and infu
ences, and more welcome visitor ina
ever before In homc5 OF refinement aud cIl
|
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I'D. 'HunA',. stt.''''''' I'IA
Leaves CAIRO every SATURDAY..
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Also, practical suggestions Is TO town ana
country life, village Improvements, etc., by
WsIl-knOWn speClaliSts
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01
in New Orleans the President says martial law
will be proclaimed.
POLITICAL. POINTS

The New Jersey Legislature, by majority of
one vote, has elected John R. Mcpherson to
the United States Senate, in place of Mr.. FIRE.
linghuysen.
j. W. Lazwell, one Of the Oregon Democratic
candidates for Presidential Electors at the late
election, testified before the Senate Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections last week. He
went to the meeting of the Oregon Electoral
Committee, because he understood the Repub-
lican electors were going to take the electoral
certificates from Cronin by force. Witness
understood Secretary of State Chadwick to
say as he handed the envelope containing the
certificates OF the electors to Cronin: "Gen-
tlemen, here are your certificates" He heard
the Republican electors ask Cronin for their
certificates, and Cronin replied, st will see
hell freeze over before will give them up"
Benjamin H. Hill has been elected United
States Senator from Georgia for six years from
the 4th of March. He succeeds Mr.. Norwood.
The West Virginia Legislature has elected
FL. G.. Davis and Frank Hereford United States
Senators from that State-the former for the
long and the latter for the short term.