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PHOENIX DRUG STORE.

be paid over to widow Of deceased on her
specific award
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary
Sweeney, deceased, proof of due publica-
ton of adjustment notice was filed and ap.
proved,
Administrator Of the estate of John
Craig, deceased, filed his annual report,
which was examined and approved
In the matter Of the guardianship of
Mary +. Wood, minor. Report filed and
approved.
Peter Saup, administrator Of the estate of
John b, Chic, deceased, submitted his final
report, which being approved by the court,
the said Saup was discharged from further
liability on account Of his SAID admins
tration.
The administration of the estate Of Loui,
Blatteau, deceased, filed his report The
same was examined and approved. Where
upon court adjourned until ueSt Tues day
morning. Etz,,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEATH DEFEATED.

for over 70 years SELLERS LIVER PILLS have
been the standard remedy for Liver Complaint,
Co-tiyeness, sick Headache, Pain in Shoulders or
Back, Dizziness Coated Tongue, Fever and Agne'
and ali diseases arising from dersnged state Of the
Liver or stomach. Thomas Adams, OF Big sandy
Nv, says Sellers PILLS have saved hundreds OF
dollars In doctors bills in this country X l..
Sellers & Co, Proprie'os, Plttsbnrg. Pa. Barclay
Rms Agents. Cairo,
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THREE HUNDRED Gases Boots and Shoes
just received and for sale, wholesale and
retail, by o. Haythorn Il Co., at prices as
low as they can be bought in any city in
the Mr.t
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E0rIcE.-r0 WHOM n MY CONCERN. TIE Cairo
Bulletin CO., VIII pag no bills sied by sny Of
10 e,upi0ye- 0, 1uy -ous connected With TIE BuI-
LsTtN. Ia.e-s she same /. made on q written order
,igred by my-elt ani.he order must b. attached 10
sse Bill when presented.
.TgHg II OBRRLY.
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IF you would save money, buy your
school books stationery, etc, Of A. w. Py-
att & Co. Their stock is full, and little
inquiry will satisfy you that their prices are
rs low rs the lowest.
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SEE our custom made shoes for children,
1925; for misses, $l4O. They are % per
cent. cheaper than goods of the same quail
ity can be had elsewhere.
O, HAWTHORN & Co.
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will give parlor concert at the residence
of S, p. Wheeler, Esq. on Thanksgiving
night November esth instant.
We hear it stated that the temperance
people have a social dance in contempla-
ton, and thar i, will probably come of
Tuesday evening, in the rooms of the Re
form club. If our information is correct,
We shall speak Of the affair again,
Moses Kings wife angered Moses, and
he, Moses, Tipped sundry articles OF
queenswarc at the said wife, with man.
fest intent to do mischief. Wherefore
Mrs. King invoked the panacea of the
Law, through the complacent Comings.
The rock used by the government in
the work of protecting the Mississippi river
bank, at this city, is brought from Gray's
point, Scott county, Missouri. Quite large
force of men are engaged, just now, and
the work is progressing quite rapidly.
The supports of Mr.. Harry Schultze,
in his important affair of yesterday, were
his partner in business Adolph Swoboda
with Miss Minnie Rossmsn, with Mr.. Frank
Standinger, of St. Louis, and Miss Emma
Schultzc, sister of the bridegroom. Each
and all of these parties sustained themselves
admirably.
Read the announcement CT \. Com.
ings, Esq. He is a gentleman whom we all
know, and knowing bin, none Of us are dis
posed to question his entire fitness for the
position he aspires 20. He would make
capable, faithful and most accommodating
officer, and the name of the number who
will say as much next April, is legion.
There was quite scrimmage on the
Ohio lcyee, late Thursday night, three or
tour belicOse strangers taking part in the
fracas. Nobody was seriously hurt. it seems;
and before the police could reach the scene
Of the disturbance the paricipators therein
we're NON Est" which being translated
means fed from the scene of their san.
culinary struggles.
The Arab Fire Company will give
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STOVES.

The finest stoves in the world The
Westminster Base Burner, and the Cham
piOn Monitor cook stove at
A uAIIEY'S.
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'HN hbht, ''ut 'hNy iiS NV Nouut tlt IlOucy
The game was n success Before reaching
the light they reached the calaboose, int
cell Of which, the chap and his money
were unccremoniously hustled. II ever
from within the walls of that prison there
came out streams, even torrents of pro
family, it came on that occasion. The mar
grew wild, and gave voice to his fury thai
was perfectly shocking. lie hid not care
he said, about being calaboosed, but tc
be beaten by ID galoot of q Cairo
policeman was so Notifying to him, he
could never look decent man in the face
again.
Mayor Winter cannot resist the impulse
to do little in the way Of business, whether
at home or abroad. The following is from
the Carmi Times, of Wednesday last "A
tramp attempted 10 steal a coat from
Esque's Saturday night, but was prevented
by the timely interference Of Mayor Winter,
of Cairo, who is partner in the firm. The
coat was on wire frame in front of the
store, and the tramp hadabout succeeded in
detaching it from the frame when Mr..
Winter espied him. The thief undertook
to run away, but Mr.. Winter leveled re-
yolver on him and he surrendered in good
order
TO the sinking of the Kountz line
steamer, Molie Moore, about IL o'clock,
yesterday, at a poiat in the Mississippi, just
back Of the city, our river editor makes ref
ernce in another column of this paper.
From gentleman who vas an eye witness
of the accident, We learned that the boat
settled down so rapidly that quite a panic
was created among the crew and passen-
gers, a number Of the former filling the
yawl and drifting away without car or pad
die. The government steamer engaged in
the work Of protecting the river bank in
that quarter, at once repaired to the sunken
steamer, and took on board such people as
had not hoated away as above stated. The
damage to the boat and her cargo is of
serious nature, as all the freight on board is
under water. For further particulars con-
suit the river column on third page.
During the recent exposition in
Chicago, a Cairo gentleman, deep in
his cups, wandered into the art gal
lery, and bringing up before look
ing glass, steadicd himself, took out his
notebook, and narrowly cycling his own re-
Election, labOriou,y scrawcd the following:
painting of drunkGrd id good picture:
but bea,tly countenance-red Jose; very
lite.iGe-lcartuI example of fruits Of
drunkenness. Seen some picture some
whore Ike It, just be ID if haven't"
And with the seli;as,uring thought that he
could never look that bad, sat down upon
sofa, and in a very few minutes walked the
echoes by his snoring. .3y"We relate this
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-22

MY Mother in-law is walking adycr-
tiscment for DR.. Bulls Baby SYRUP a sub
scriber remarked yesterday. "she recon-
monds it everywhere
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LOTS For SALE.

The following lots have been placed in
my hands for sale and will BE- disposed Of
at low figures for cash, viz
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-22

THE crowds of people to be seen ut the
counters OF 0. lIaythorn & Co.'S popular
Boot, Shoe and Dry Good house, prove that
it is place 10 buy.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-22

LARGE line Of Blankets and Quilts for
sale by 0. lIaythom & Co., very cheap.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

CITY TREASURER
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of III
PgED CpNiSG- a. : candidate ~. Cily Treasure. u
Ehe eE-l!A. city election.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

\ FULL line Of ladies shoes q, low prices
TO. hawthorn & COS
FoR a good shave Tor ten cents, good
hair cut for twenty-five cents, go to Henry
Schick's barber shop, No. II? Commercial
Avenue.
QuERY.-Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bro,
"Seal Of North Caroina" at the same price.
Buy your school book, OF A. W. Pyn,t 4
Co. Their stock is complete, and their
prices such as defy successful competition.
Fon RESr--Brcl house No. - Eighth
street, with eight rooms, out houses, ci,icrn,
&c. complete Apply to
WoOD ETTENHoy-f
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MIS-, Good Winter Boot, for sale bv q
lIaython & CO., at 5000.
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LOCAL REPORT.

Rzv.mrn Thermometer. - Minimum Their
saoE4r'ef. lg2 Rainfall, 90 .Ela.
". r. RAY.
Se's! Signal Corp, L. : \.
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with Mr.. Potter ut us head AMI General Butler at
his lefs and Mr.. Morrison 4 bis right The witness
sat on tho right OF Mr.. MORRISON Mr. McMahou con.
frontcd him directly across the table and
did tho examination. Mtssrs Hiscock ahd Reed
occupied places at nc foot Of the table,
and General Cox sat short distance away
from them and to tho right OF tho wit
The room, which s situated directly under tho
west gallery OF the Confessional library was fenced
on with small pine on and guarded by deputy
scrgeantat-arms. hewitncss took his scat with a
jauniy, solipossesssd air, and metcoric, almost
In tho gloomy apartment owing TO the con-
spicuous red OF his hair and brstling. bushy
mustache 40 Was exceedingly glib OF tongue and
ratified out his story without seconds hesitation
Ho never ata loss for answer ana he spoke so
rapidly and vohby that tho expert and practised
oficia Congressional stenograpncrs were frequently
Obliged TO ask him 10 check the speed OF his deiy-
cry in order taat they might keep up with him.
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OBITUARY..
FREDERIC ARxAUn

cablc despatch from Paris announces the 6easA q
". Frederic Armand. Senator for the department Of
tho Aricgc. NJ. Arnaud was born at 81. Giross
tAricgcl IN 1872 ana was admitted TO tho Paris Bar
where no had been practising for years when the
Revolution OF 1sts broke out. Ito elected 10 the
Const ucnt Assembly FIR his native department and
was remarkable throughout his param cntary career
Tor strong republican principles coupled with ardent
zeal Tor the Church lie nado several Intellectual
Efforts to secure the restoration OF tho Pantheon 10
the Church, and 10 the discussion tho expedition
10 Rome no raised a storm by expressing the opinion
that IN such the soldier might refuse TO obey his
superior officers " his conscience prompted him 70
do On questions affecting religion he invariably
voted win the Right but IN all political Issues took
his stand With tho Left Aftor tho cosp
d'edt he retired into private hic, from whcn
he again emerged after the Revolution Of
1870. Ho vas named Councillor OF State undor the
government OF national defence, aud In 1871 vas
elected to the National Assembly from the Depart.
mcut OF the seine. taking his place with the Leil
On the adoption VI tn. present constitution he vac
ectcd 70 the senate, wherc hts support vas co n
t,autly giycn 10 the Republic. w. Arnaud was the
author ~ several WORKS. writen with view Of
bringins about reconciliation between tho Church
and modcrn democracy. Among these were ssThe
Independence Of the Pope and the Rights OF Peoples
"rh. Temporal Power ana Italian Nations lity. "
Italy and "rho Revolution and the Church"
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES,

"Humpty Dumpty" and other lively pieces OF the
k on the cards OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mr. Henry Calf viii gve series OF humorous
musical sketches at Stocks Hall on Wednesday
evening.
The Theodore Thomas concerts at Gilmore g Gardos
promise to be among tho chief OF our summnr oven
ing attractions.
Love and i.abos.u new ssoss,,oaa, drama, win
DO presented at Nibio's Garden tomorrow evonins
and during tho week.
Aimee's farewell engagement at Booths Tnentr
next week viii doubtless DO Characteristic winding
up Of n brilliant season.
Tho unpleasant weather OF tho Inst threo or fou,
days has made managers look blue and seriously
interiered with their usual profits
The curious floats OF magic performed by Miss Angle
schou at tho Aquarium Interesting the audiences
that attend and increasing the Attractions oil tho
place.
The seventy third Dime Sacred Concert will be
gwen at Cooper Institute this evening. The German
cleo Club add the wonderful "man uacn arc amona
the attractions.
Tho Lingsrds next week present At the Park an on
tire change OF bill Mr. Lingsrd, however, will con-
tnuc the avorite character sketches with which nis
name has been so long Identified.
'Our boarding House, will be put on tho stage Of
the Grand Opera House to-morrow night for wcck
II wiz DO followed next week by Hess English
Opera Company In tho .sChimcs Of Normandy
At tho Grand Opera House, this evening, Levy, the
celebrated cornct player, Is TO be the recipient OF
benefit One Of the features OF the programme will
be his playing INTO photograph and tho repetition Of
hts measures.
The organ built by Mr.. Roosevelt for 81 PauI's
Episcopal Church, Rome, ltaiy, and which has been
temporarily erected in Irving Hail. VIII be played upos
tomorrow, Wednesday and saturday afternoons By
some Of our distinguished professors.
The present yersion O Mr. X Emmon,a ssFrttx
long ODDS the bess no has yet acted. In humor
nents and demonstrated that true artist is never
content 10 lot vol enough alone.
Mr.. samuel W. riercy. prior 10 his departure for
San Francisco. where no will star in Diplomacy
will be tho recipient OF bcnens performance on Tues.
day afternoon, Juno at Nibio's Theatre. The per-
Torrance will include tho 'Iady OF Lyons with Miss
Mancc Granger Pauline (hcr FIRST Appearance In thai
charactcrl. Mr. Piercy Claude Miss cassie Do.
forest will present scene from .Leahn and
Mr.. Fred wardc and Miss Ammo Edwards will appear
In "A Happy Pair"
Mr.. Montague's benefit at Booths Theatre to-mor.
afternoon will derive unusual interest from tho
presence OF number OF best known artists among
whom may be mentioned MISS Kate Claxton, Miss
Rose Coghian. Miss Emo Gsrmon, Miss SARA stevens.
Nine. Ponisi, Miss Katc Bartlett Minnie Palmer
little Allie Darlington aud Messrs j. X. Emmett Harry
Beckett, II. W. Lngard, charles A. Stevenson. W. X
Floyd, J. W. shannon, Russell Bassctt r. NJ Holland
q. D.. Edwin, W. A. Eytipge and Mr.. Thomas Baker
OF waack's, who will lead tho orchestra. Mr. Mon.
iaguc viii deliver farewell address written for him
by ar. John Brougham.
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onus Of ths affair my shoulders Keo g ~esed to
democrats that he desires &C. fine white ivered
scounarel has hired L. u. jerks oosteps and
should attempt to csve would undoubtedly be arrested
on some trivial pretext I'll the whole crowd
damn them .: course nothing say will convince
the democrats that not IN this
menf. and that |. too. TO he victim.
] think. however. that election aay
will mud In last Feiiciana. and shah
teach Kellogg that there is many slip kc am
doubt TO T.. l. Packard and mpbcn have NJ
ways favored the organization 81 marty In
the parish They have aso conceasd that tho
democrats would IL by heavy majority and
have simply desired that majority much
possible DIR Gray has always this aud
no election or throwing the PARISH and la hi, hs has
be- seconded By Kellogg Jewet ana others They
not likely 10 advocate and carry out plan they
m.y see ht. but may the devil take me- Il
allow them saddle tho blame Tom
jerks ana myself will be in good time. There will be
few " any republican cast his | think.
will be their pro ramnie, u will give them
TIE democrats viii undoubtedly, poll about fifteen
dred sixteen hundred votes ana IT. say they
carry West fe.iciana ny 500 majority. h. Us
cooked ct course he cannot overcome snch odds In
Pointe Coupe. When | return shall stop
old place M IA Custom House street. Come round
arrive. Find out who those damned ringers
were that came from your parish thu, night and
efortsto kill me. Truly, your friend. j. Il. a.
d. A. w.
After the production Of several letters from Scna-
tor stanley Matthews tho inquiry was adjourned 10
eleven A. NJ ON Monday.
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I'LL
Tho policies issued were tor $9t 3t5. 500 insurance
aud those terminated were for Sl31,s17, 20a. rho
niied states and New York the only com les
which issued more policies than wcrc terminated.
Tho Mutual makes tho remarkable showing OF no
policy terminated by lapse There were "a 10 ter.
limitations by surrender aud only 3,5J0 by death.
DECREASE Brsfxgss
Nothing can SHOW more conclusiveIy tho depression
In lilo insurance business than tho table Of policies
outstanding rs compared with Tue al the end OF
1870 Every company shows a decrease IN the M M
Der and amounts OF policies outstanding dnring tho
year except the New York Lille and tho United states
which show an Increase respectively Of ISL policies
aud sl53 if and III policies and f34l s0t. Tho toa
decrease Is H. A62 policies amounting fl3 So szs
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE NEW CLASS OF OFFICERS AT THE SawroEr
TORPEDO STATION.

TORPEDO STATION.
fDr TELEGRAPH TO THE HEn,rD.1
NEwroRr, H. J., June ], 1875.
new ci,ss Of torpedo officers reported TO Captain
X. Brcese, at tho torpedo station 70 day. They
were all Ia full uniform, ana shown the various
departments by Captain Brecse and the instructors
They will commence their studies on Monday, and
viii remain until September rhe following oficers
comprise the new ci ss.--commandcrs, Edward r.
Potter, H. II. Secly, George q. Remcy y. stan.
ion, A. :. Barker aud q. Z. Carpenter; Lieutenant
Commanders, Edwara white. J. q. Kennott William
starr Dana, Felix Mccutey aud g. n. Pcndicton
Lieutenant, Y. H. Rockwell, q. u Aiibone. A. NJ
Thnekara, j. Courtcs and Pcndicton; Ensigns, NJ 4.
Wood y. Sargent and Master Henry McCroa
TINS rALLAroosA GorSe BosroS
Tho steamer faiapoosa, Lieutenan. McH,tehlo
commanding, lett this port this morning for Botson.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON. juno 1. 1879.

WASHINGTON, juno 1, 1879
Tho Electoral investigating Committee got fairly 10
vsrk this morning, and opened business by placing
On the stand inc srhinxc Anderson the supervisor Of
registration IN East feicisna parish, Lo who has been
40 long credited with tho possession OF secrets Of
s,rcful import 70 the administration and s advisers
rhs committee disposed themselves around the table.
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The following is table oil all liabilities OF New YORK.

lOtuL....e on
The liabilities OF other state companies were
$l63 004 43S or ana upon the aggrega liabilities OF
the Two classes the decrease In Liabilities during tho
year was $l1, 463, 2s7 so.
SURPLUS.
The surplus In each company regards policy
holders and regards stockholders 10 shown as io
lows
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Totals. $50 $50 146 $l1, l2l 5l3 S2s3 sos
The total surplus OF com panies OF other Suites as
regards policy holders Ii $32 O73, ISL Gs
Tho following table shows the total income for 1877.
OF each com pany VITA the expenditures
excess OF expenditures over income for each Now
York company during the year.
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THE BRITISH STEAMER novgn.

HALirAx, n. s., June /, 1873
Her Majesiy's steamer Rover. hence, arrived al
Bermuda May ~, and went on The dry dock for re-.
para
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A TERRIBLE STORM.

FRIGHrFuL LOSS OF LIFE AND GREAT DEsrRUc-
TON OF PEoPE.rY-HALF THE BUILDINGS
IN RICHMOND, MO-, DEMOLISHED.
sr. LOUIS Juno 1, 1878.
A despatch from Richmond, No., says that terrible
pissed that place about four O'Clock tnis
evening, dwelling to the ground half Of build.
inGs the Over hundred houses were totally
destroyed and tho loss perly will $3.50 o0o
Whole blocks completely swept away, ana the
debris scattered for mics The storm came from
coded by a heavy fall of rain. Trees uprootsd
and carried through tho afr like feathers. the
fragments OF houses and, fact every thing tho
strucs.
Tho Shaw House. large brick hotel. dcmoL
ished and It's inmates buried In tho ruins
THE VICTIMS.
SO far known the following persons were killed.:
Mrs. THOMAS CASEY.
Miss ROSE.
Mr. NADING
Miss CROUCH.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL
Mr. HAMILTON
Miss HOLMAN
Mrs ALvIS vAUGHr
THOMAS BOHANNAN.
MARY JOY.
WOUNDED.
Those mortaliy wounded are:-
W. A. DONALDSON
Mrs. PAUL VERT
FREDERICK LEHRMAN.
Those seriously wounded arc:-
JOHN ANDERSON
MARION BALL.
J. d. HINES.
j. Il ASHBURY.
FLORENCE FORD.
ROBERT OFFUfT.
ELIZA MARSHALL
JAMES DUNCAN
Mira. THOMAS McGINNiS
GEORGE SAWYER.
SQUIRE DoDD.
ISABELLA WARNER.
Mrs. JENNIE SMITH.
FREDERICK JAY and wifc
CHARLES J. HUGHES, Jr.
Mrs. CoLGAN.
CLAY BURGESS
THOMAS BURGESS.
JOHN BALLARD and wife.
Mrs. PERRY JACOBS.
A. CHILD and two children,
GEORGE WARREN,
RILEY HOLMAN,
Mrs. OSBORNE,
SAMUEL POWELL,
Mrs. HUGHES
and a number OF Others
Horses and stock Of all kinds In tho track Or the
storm were swept OFT the earth.
ASSISTANCE
train load OF citizens from lie xington have arrived
to render ard, and physicians from all surrounding
towns have been su mmoncd to give medical atteu.
dance to the wounded. Patrols have been detailed "a
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James Mccoy has been messing from his hotcl, the
Wall Houss, williamspurs, since Thursday last