The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-03
NEW SERIES---NO. "a

! inclose your extracts from the Times.
Have the New Orleans papers noticed III
If so send me what they said. You made
a devil Of 4 moss out Of things gener-
ally in Washington last spring. When
! left New Orleans I told Tom ] would
help him. Had he and you con
iided and trusted me- he would, within
the next two weeks, have held position in
the customhouse. Asst is, you have simp-
ly made il impossible for me to do any
thing for him You had better write to
Nj, s., and send such messages a. you de-
sire DO you know | have changed my
opinion Of you? You are not even ordinar-
lily shrewd, after all. have good reasons
for saying this, and you will, too am
afraid before many days. II is more than
probable that may be in New Orleans in
the next month. In the meantime you can
write, should you find it convenient
Hastily, etc, JAS. r. ANDERSON.
CHEERFUL COMPLIMENTS.
New ORLEANS, April 15 1878.
Mr.. ANDERsoS-Permt me to congratu
late you on the discovery of your Eldorado
letter, which had so long existed in bright
spot in your imagination. DO you exclaim,
is that the letter, which have before
me" All. there are thousands of them, if
you only know where to find them. Like
the lrishman, it's many fone leather you
might have got if they had been given to
you, but alas there's the rub! Nay, I am
not mad, and really have the highest adj
mirstion for the administration. regret
to perceive, my good sir, that you, like
many ofyour brother lunstcs, think have
changed You deem Others mad and only
yourself sane. A common cssc, but for
bear | pray thee There is place in
Baton Rouge deem suitable residence
for YOU, imagine.
! THE REGULATION COSTUME,
thereof should we'll become your bright
blonde beauty, and in tho solemn gloom of
that grand old pile, you might mediate in
peace on the fecting uncertainty Of listers
and politicians. Many thanks for your
kind and disintercsted advice, though I en-
unable to avail myselfof it, from the fact
that 80 much admire the science of pol
itics, that feel must bask in their sun
shine for time, at least. | think slight
shadow OF reason might return to you il
you would only take trip through the
hills of East Felicina parish and let the
bulldozers get hold Of you once more.
imagine your ultimate cure, under their
tender treatment, would be oEtain, and
thereby confer
A GREAT BENEFIT
on your friends. Your ideas Seem very
much mixed, Judging from the wild man
ner you intermedde with my private affairs
and with political affairs. am TOO gooda
Republican to think for a moment Of my
own interest when feel that the very life
Of a republic and tho well being Of my
own party are at stake Behold in NE q
true patriot.
n. B.-I would suggest that YOU keep
that man with the document in sight.
Stick closer to him than brother. Crab
! him to your soul with hooks of steel Let
your understanding with him be perfect
enough. Should you get the document let
no man grab it from you, but hold the
| fort with much dignitude.
Hoping you may in time recover from
your mental lndisposition and soon regain
your unusual intellectually, | am, with
much sympathy, yours
A. D. JENEs
HOW - swoop.
am not Interested in aught senator NJ.
may or may not have said so, don't distress
yourself. Swoop.
After this word follows bird in the act
otswollowing a fy.
NOTE TO sYPHER.
NEW ORLEANS, April 80. 1871.
Ny DEAR SIR Your favor OF March
! was received by me Yesterday. Since
the 10Th | have been up the coast on bust
ness for my mother. returned last even.
ing, and among other letters in my box,
found yours. So you will, trust, pardon
my seeming neglect and accept my thanks
tor your Kindness, but il was not necessary
to avail myself of it. have of late receiv
ed some important letters from your ezra
tic client Ia which | facetiously replied,
when really should not have noticed them
IN any way, Did Anderson let Won see nv
letter OF the 18th to himt have had n,
reason 10 change The opinion Of your client.
which Was expressed to you when
you honorcd ALE by . visit. A.
Mr. Anderson hAd mentioned NV
husband and family to YOU, | told tn.
reason Of myvisit to Washington and SOME
VIZ ~ VI NY '"i HllNdit SuulIt, ONlDy ~
the circumstances, | deemed that due No
him, though | am not in thp habit Of
speaking of my business to any one but |
sai not aware that ever offered to sell any
thing to you for $1,000 u. Mr.. Anderson
says. Knowing 40 well
HIS NtNcHAuhEN PHoLIvITIFs,
doubt that you ever made such state
mcn' In fact, it was quite impossible that
you could have done 80. Excuse mo for
mentioning this matter but really | wss
somewhat annoyed that nv private bust
ness should be mixed up with other atfairs.
regret to hear of the illness of your fam
lily, and trust ere this they have recovered
their usual health The weather i. very
pleasant
Hoping you are well, believe me, re-
spcc'iniIy yours, A.D. jerks.
To j. X. Syphcr.
THE CONHITTEE,
IN It's executive session, to-day, considered
Bowics Bakers rct,~si to bc sworn or to
testify, and after some debate concluded to
refer the case to the United States district
attorney for til" District of Columbia. The
precedent for this course the committee
iind in The action of the house in the Kill
burn ease, The committee also decided to