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Gentlemen's List.
Aylesworth T ID Jones Edgar
Armstrong a kirshberg
Browney WB Larkin Thos 2
Bushee William Law II A
Berry VIM Larose Joseph
Burson jeff Leclere Frank
Bucker Otto Mac Edward
Baughn J A Masser Ruban
Brown J A Moller John
Bowman John III Moorhead j l.
Boughton ii NJ Moon Herbert
Briggs c. Mosby Henry
Briggs ii L Manker + a
Boyack Alex Moore Charley
Clymer KG Merritt w II
Cooper WmT MCGOWAN Judge L
Callahan Wash Nutterville L
Calling r p Noonan Edward E
Comstock Mr. Nelson Chas
Casteel Merit A OBrien John
Casteel Lewis Paullain Frank
CornellJ Reno jefferson
Costelli James Russell ] M
Cook DIS Redman John
earning Albert Raymond Frank
Dargayie VIM Runnill
Davis LC Rector b III
Dimon James Sanderson VIM r
Davidson w Strepp John
Davis John f Schwartze Herman
Ellis N L Sheldon Chas
Falknor Sylvester Soesh Aug
Finch Jerry Scurry Eddie
Freeland George Taylor n n
Gray Billy Taylor
Groves George ? Thompson Col
Giles Charles Tale Charles
Hogan NJ G Vickers sam =
Hoytima NJ Wittenmeyer Silas
Harlow John Waramow M V
Higgins w Ward /. +
Hayward G T Worthington J. 2
Hunt d Wilson Lewis
Hays Asa 2 Wieherh +
johnson VIM d Warner G NJ
Wright DR. B A
Ladies' List.
Aiken Jack Mrs Menoa Ellen Mrs
Butler NJ Mrs Martelle Ella
Blake Kate Mrs May Z Miss
Cooke e Mrs Mitchell Kate Miss
Crawford d Miss Netterberg L Miss
Carson D Miss Parker Nj Miss
Davis Lama Mrs Robinson X Mrs
Harlow NJ Mrs Shuan Mary Miss
Hohanshelt G Miss Stone A L Mrs
Kelley /. l. Mrs Ward A u Miss
Morris n + Mrs Wetherell B M Mrs
Due Letters.
Butterbaugh &C Mariatta Antonio
II. CLAICHE. p. NJ.
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THE Mexican and Spanish silver
dollars range and 8 per cent. in ad-
vance of the American trade dollars in
Chinese seaport towns.
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WADLEIGH and other Republican
members of Congress state that no
reference whatever was made to the
Kellogg-Spofford case in the Republic
can caucus of Saturday.
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A CERTIFICATE of election has been
furnished L. S. Metcalf, congressman
elect from the Third district of Mis-
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Col. INGERsoLL has arrived in
Washington. He is the choice of the
Illinois delegation for Minister to Ger
many
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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To all who are suffering from the errors ana
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Correspondenco Wanted.

TIE LEADER earnestly requests its
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All Laramie County warrants pre-
sented on or before this date will be
paid on presentation at my office; inter-
est to cease on and after this date.
G. +. MILLER,
Treasurer, Laramie County.
November o, 1877. n9-tt
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OVER two hundred bills were intro
duced in the House on Monday, making
nearly seventeen hundred in all.
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WISCONSIN furnished 5000 Repub-
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Minnesota led off with over 1900.
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GOLD closed in New York yesterday
PORE PIUs is dangerously i'll, and
not expected to recover.
SENATOR CoNKLINa says that not
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him was genuine.

.OsMAN PAsHA is constructing new
Notifications at Plevna and preparing
for stubborn defense.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-20
Ghe Bulletin
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD.
CAIRO, ILL.
MONDAY, December 5, 1877.

MONDAY, December 5, 1877.
The Board OF County Commissioners
OF Alexander county met this day in reg
ular session at the Court>hoIse in the
city OF Cairo.
Present, Thomas w. Halliday, Martin
Brown, and George W. Sammons, Com
missioners.
On motion, Commissioner lila lliday was
elected Chairman of the Board to serve
for the ensuing year.
The County Superintendent of Schools
submitted to the Board a request that she
be furnished with Office accommodations
whereupon upon motion che was directed
TO occupy IN connection with the County
Treasurer the Office now occupied by
him.
The following proposals were received
Tor doing the county printing for the en-,
suing year, to.wit:
OF the Argus.JOWnaE. proposing to
publish the proceedings Of the Board at
$45 per annum, and the financial state
ment &C four and half cents per line,
minion type, all other advertisements at
six cents per line Tor first insertion and
three cents for each additional insertion,
OF Cairo BULLETIN, for publishing pro.
ceedlngs Of the Board, all financial states
ments, notices and advertisements order
ed by theBoard,in both daily and weekly.
for the sum OF $40.
On motion, the bid OF w. +. Schuckers
& Co., publishers of the Cairo BULLETIN,
was accepted upon their entering into a
bond for the faithful performance OF the
work in the sum Of $500, and the clerk Is
instructed to have proper contract pres
pared with said W. #. Schuckers Il Co.,
the same to be signed and executed by
the Chairman OF the Board in behalf OF
the county.
The official bond Of Andrew j. Alden
as County Treasurer with George NJ.
Alden, Adolf Swoboda, f. L. Walbridge,
George w. McKeaig, John McNulty and
Henry Wells as securities in the sum of
$4,000, was presented, and on motion
approved and ordered on file.
The report of Peter Saup, Sheriff OF
Fees, earned and collected by hin in full
to the lst instant, was taken up. and
pending its consideration the Board adj,
journed until tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock.
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The foregoing statement being accom-
panied bya receipt from the County
Treasurer for $240 4S, amount shown to
be due.
THE FOLLOWING OPINION
OF Green h Gilbert, attorneys for the
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THURSDAY, December 6, 1877.


Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Commissioners Halliday,
Brown and Sammons.
The report OF Peter Saup, Sheriff and
Exsofiicio County Collector OF Alexander
county, Of the revenue for the year 1876,
was presented, and after careful exams
ination Of the same, the Board finds the
following to be a correct statement Of his
account for the county taxes ofsaid year,
viz:
Peter Saup, Collector, in account with Alexander
county on account Of County Tax Of ls7G, etc.
DR..
Total am, Of levy for 1870. Sls,t1s %
Total am, back taxes ch'rg'd 1873 II
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Bill Of Martin Brown for cash paid for
two --- picks for Road District No. 10,
-, presented, and on motion allowed,
payable out of the special road fund.
The following Road Supervisors were,
on motion, appointed for the following
Vpar viz
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TUESDAY, December 4, 1877.

AlE7bht iSONtiiUSl lOt
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Commissioners Halliday, Brown, and
Summons being present.
The consideration Of the report of Peter
Saup as Sheriff was resumed, and the
Board being uncertain as to the claim of
said Sheriff for clerk hire in his said re,
port, submitted to the attorneys Of said
Board the following questions, viz:
Cairo, ILL.,, Dec. 4, 1877.
Messrs. Green & Gilbert-Attorneys
etc., Gentlemen The accompanying or.
der was made respecting the salaries and
compensation OF county officers. The
Sheriff asks US to allow him sum In ex-
cess Of the 800 per annum fixed tor ex.
penses for clerk hire, etc. Can we legally
allow the claim OF the Sheriff.
Very respectfully,
THos. w. HALLIDAY,
GEO. w. SAMMoNs,
MARTIN Brown,
Board Of County Commissioners
September Term, lS76-4th day.
ut is hereby ordered that the salary OF
the Circuit Clerk be fixed st 81, 200 per
annum, with clerk hire not to exceed
S720 per annum, and that the salary OF
the Sheriff and Ex-otiicio Collector be
fixed at $1,000 per annum, with deputy
whose salary shall not exceed 5000 per
annum, and that he be allowed for ex>
penses a sEm not to exceed 500 per all
num-"
Whereupon further consideration Of
said report was temporarily postponed,
The official bond of Samuel j. Humm
as County Clerk, with John Gates. Will
liam Holden and Orsamus Greenely as
securities in the sum OF $1,000, was pre-,
sented, and on motion approved and Or
dered to be filed in the office of the Cir,
cult Clerk of Alexander county, in ac>
cordance with law.
On motion, Board adjourned until to-
morrow morning, $50 a. m.
WEDNESDAY, $50 q. NJ, Dec. 8, 1877.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Commissioners Halliday,
Brown and Sammons.
The report of John p. Hely. County
Treasurer. Of county orders cancelled and
undestroyed in his hands, amounting to
$2,003 II, was presented, and having been
examined by the Board and found to be
correct, the same was approved, and the
orders therein described destroyed by
burning In the presence of the Board.
supplemental report of John 2. Hely,
County Treasurer, of county orders re.
ceiycd by him upon the road fund,
amounting to Sl24 60, cancelled and un-
destroyed In his hands, was presented,
and having been examined by the board
and found to be correct, said report was
approved, and said county orders de-
stroyed by burning in the presence Of the
Board.
The final report of said John p. Hely,
County Treasurer, was submitted, show.
ing balance due the county on account
of road fund of 1851 40, which was found
to be correct, and said Treasurer in
structed to pay the balance shown there.
by to be due over to his successor In
office, and file receipt for such payment
with the County Clerk, 1t appearing to
the Board that there Is due said Treasurer
for commissions, etc.. as shown by said
report, the sum Of $270 SO. and the fur,
Their sum Of 81 40 tor like services.
On motion, said sums were allowed
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WONDER UPON WONDER

Given Away-A strange. mysterious and most
extraordinary book, entitled 1.-THE BOOK OF
WONDERS" Containing, with numerous pic
torial illustrations the mysteries OF the heayeas and
earth, Natural and Supernatural, Oddities. Whlm-
steal, Strange Curiosites Witches AID Witchcraft,
Dreams, Supers,itions, Absurdttes, Fabulous, En-
chantment etc. In order that all may see this curl
away to all that desire to see it. Address, by postal
card, f. GLEASON 4 Co., 1873 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing IL 80 unpleasant, nothing 80 common
as bad breath, and in nearls every case IL comes
from the Stomach, and can be so easily correct
ed If you will take Simmons Liver Regulator,
, ~ ~. eo i,1 yn nvn ronr
Anpetite, complexion, and Gener al Health.
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ASK the recovered

ASK the recovered
dyspeptirs, bilious
sufferer, victims Of
foyer and ague, the
mecurial diseased pa
tent, how they recov
cred health, cheerful
spirils, and good APP
petit they will tel
you by taking Sim
mons Liver Regu-
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NO. 2S2

Miles Cauble. clerk ....,. ,....,.,,... 90
Henry Dunnins, judge Unity. .......,,..,.... 3 20
Hargls, same ..,..,......., ,,,....,,.,,,, 90
y"cho hlggleI same . OO
- u y Hargis, clerk.""""-,,,,..,....,.,,... 3 o.
Merrill, clerk 20
Dennis Sullivan, bearer OF returns, polls
OoOASi etc''''.',. ,,.,'.,.,,,",.,",....... %
The following bills presented and on
motion allowed, payable ont Of the spe>
cial road fund
j Il Reed, spades, shOvcls and nails
furnished for roads in jul to No.
VcmDer 9th ...,.,.. ..,.......,........Sl3 20
Is + brown labor and material tor
sections creek bridge in full TO
December l......,.......,.,......,..,.. If 20
q w Sammons tor services on roads
and bridges in full..""....,........ G 90
Bills of Peter Saup, county iailer,
Tor dieting prisoners III county
Jail during months Of September
October and November amount
ing .o....,,....,- -....,.,.......-,-.,. ..60l sc
Bill Of Culver, Page & Hoyne tor
form book for circuit clerks office
81 90, presented.
Ga motion the bill is allowed, and the
circuit clerk is directed to allow said form
book to be used by all county officers.
Bill Of Cairo City gas company for
gas furnished court house from
Aug. LIST to Dec. let, S26 %, pre-.
sented
On motion, the sum OF SD Is being
the amount OF said bill, less the regular
discount allowed by agreement between
the gas company and the chairman of
TIE board be allowed in payment in full
OF said bill.
Bill OF the Haskell Engraving Com
pany for seal for circuit clerks office,
$50 presented
On motion, the sum of S25 is allowed
in payment in full OF said bill.
Bill of John A. Reeve for fees in GRIM
inal cases, where the same is not collect.
able from defendants, amounting to
1891 20, presented. On motion, the sum
OF 1878 60 was allowed in payment in
full of said bill.
Bills OF Illinois Printing Company for
blank books and stationery furnished
circuit clerk, amounting to SSs 40, pres
sented. On motion, the sum of SG6 10
is allowed in payment in tut of said
bills.
The following resolution was offered
and on motion adopted, viz;
RsSolced, That all county officers, who
are in whole or IN part paid from fees,
are hereby Instructed and directed, at the
time OF being requested to, and before
performing any service, demand and col
lect such lee or fees as may be author
lied by law for such service; and in case
of failure Of said officer to so collect such
fees, he will be charged with the same in
his settlement as having been received.
ResOlred, That the county clerk is dis
rccted to have the above resolution
printed on card board, and posted up in
Continued on Second Page
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SICK HEADACHE

This distressing alllictlon occurs most fire.
quently. The disturbance OF the stomach,
arising from imperteclly digcsted contents,
causes severe pain in III, head. accompanied
with disagreeaLle nausea, and this constitutes
what ia popular y knownas Sick Headache. For
prompt relief
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District No. ! William McHale.
District No. 2, Henry Hunsaker.
District No. 3, EnOch 4. MetcAIl.
District No. !, Eli Abshire.
District No. 3, W. d. Parrot.
District No. 6, James c. Burnett.
District No. I, John VI. Dorton.
District No. s, DR.. j. A. NJ. Gibbs.
District No. 9, Wiley Clutts.
District No. 10, Henry IaulshOuser.
District No. II, Henry Dunning.
District No. Il, Dennis Sullivan.
District No. -, Moses Leutz.
District No. Il, Salmon lakewood.
District No. 10, Henry Baggs.
District No. lG, A. j. LOllcss.
District No. II, John Trusty.
District No. Is, James l.. Sanders.
District No. 10, Thos. j. Mcclure.
District No. 20, j. Il. +. Standard
District No. 81, A. j. Bunch.
On motion, the number of days labor
TO be performed in this county for the
ensuing year is fixed at five (5) days.
The board then took up the semi,
annual report OF the sheriff of amount of
fees earned and received by him, and,
pending its consideration, on motion,
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
O'Clock.
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him, and the report submitted was APP
proved and ordered on file.
The following resolution was offered,
and on motion adopted. viz:

AHS ioiio"inS IcsoiutiVh was oHcicu,
and on motion adopted, viz:
Resolved, That all county officers shall,
at the regular sessions Of the County
Board, make and file with said Board a
list of all stationery and other supplies
required tor his Office, which the county
Is required by law to furnish, for the next
ensuing three months, or longer If neces-
sary, and no officer or other person shall
order or purchase any article whatever
for which the county may be chargeable,
except upon the order OF the County
Board, provided, that during the vaca>
ton OF said Board, the Chairman OF the
County Board may grant permission tor
the purchasing of any article needed until
the next session OF said Board.
Board thcreupon adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 0 O'Clock.
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WOMAN,

BY an immense practice, extending through
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many thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
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L DrOss, for last quarters salary as co
Judge in tull..".,.. .....,.......,.S 30 on
CAIRO PRINTING 60 printing pOster in re-
gard to proposed new road ..... ? so
NJ Ward Co Tor ice furnished court
house in full to September 18th 49,. II 90
u + Parker tor stationery furnished co
clerks Office, il full to LIST inst ....... II %
John McNulty for 2 pair handouts for
Sner!HS oihCe.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 90
III + Miller for wood, lamp and coal
oil furnished court house ............. 10
Cairo Bulletin for publishing proceed
ings OF county board to Dec ls,.."... 81 80
VIM Eichhof for mattress for jail........ 3 OU
Mrs L A Taylor services as CO suptol
schools to Dec Observation-Disclosures. TOO 90
Argus-Journal for advertising for pro-
pOsas TO keep poor farm ana for pub
lie printng..,."... ......,.".,,.,.,... II 80
Geo w Samm0ns cash advanced to Sc.
cure removal OF Vic Thorn, pau
per, from the county "...... ............. } 20
Culver, Page & lloyne stationery for
co clerks Office to Oct lG.................., 100
Culver, Page Il Hoyne stationery fur
nShep circuit clerks office to Noyl7 y -
DR. z Gllroy medicine furnished pau
pars to Dec ......."........ u 00
Alex ii Irwin services in bringing up
records in county clerks oilice.......... u IN
q W Sammons quarters allowance rs
oyerseer oil the poor to Dec l......... T. ~
Louis Herbert meals furnished Jury in
criminal case by order OF circuit
court. .,,,...,.u..,.....,. Il -