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QUERY, Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros
Seal Of North Carolina at the same price!
LEGAL.
NOTICE
s=-HHHlH s'isiHaa Has
n Office

IL hereby given that default having been made for
more that sixty days In the payment of portion Of
the amount secured 10 be paid by mortgage exc.
cutcd by Max Kuehne and Michael Jungmcler. TO
Samual Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trustees
Of the Cairo City Property dated August 9th, A. ID,
1873, and recorded In the Recorder 0hco. IN and for
Alexander county, In the State Of Illinois In Book
6 Of Deeds, on page ~. The undersigned, the sue.
of said trstccs will on saturday. the ath day
OF January, A, De- 1879, NJ 10 o'clock In the fore
noon Of that day, under and by virtue Of the power
Of sale contained In said mortgage, sell AZ public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash. at his Office,
corner OF Washington Avenue and Eighteenth
street In SAID City Of Cairo. In Alexander county
and State OF Illinois, all the right, title and interest
of said Max Kuchnc and Michael Jungmeicr, or
their assigns, In and TO lot numbered O. mine in
block numbered g. seventy three, In said City OF
Cairo according 10 the recorded plat thereof with
the appurtcnanccs, to satisfy the purposes aud con
dltons Of said Mortgage.
Dated, Cairo, Ill.,, November 18th, lsfs.
s. STATS TAYLOR.
Trustee OF the Cairo City Property
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piano, the present Of Mr.. B. s. llhca, Of
Nashville, whose name the boat bears, adds
much TO its adornment. Her statcroOms
are twenty in number, and are neatly and
comfortably fitted up. The Rhca was built
at Jacksonville, and is the property of
Captain Tom ltyman and j. S. Tyne. She
is Differed as follows; Captain Tom Ry-
man, master; +. VI, Marshall, first clrcrk,
with r. NJ. Gallagher as his assistant As a
whole, boat and officers, we know Of no
better outfit than this, and we therefore
have no fears as to the success of the Rhca
and all connected with her.
The Cairo ana New Orleans Anchor Line
is nova established fact, and our citizens
are to be congratulated on having so fine a
line Of boats terminate their trips at Cairo's
wharf. The boats comprising this line are
the finest on the Mississippi river, besides
being the largest, the combined tonnage Of
the three being over seven thousand tons.
They are the James Howard, James O'Ncil,
master, Archie Woods, clerk; John A.
Scuddcr, A. j. Carter, mas
ter, Garrett lIulls clerk, and
City Of Alton, Horace Bixby, master Viii
liam Mason. clerk. These gentleman are
all thorough steamboatmcn, and are, there
fore, fully up to the wants Of both shippers
anc passengers. The advantages to be
derived from this line, will be readily
pccived by our merchants and shippers
who will not fail, We hope, to supply thu
patronage which it deserves.
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DEPARTED.
boats UJl,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

:uvER-wEATHER
Business moderate
The gauge last night marked aG feet, a
decline Of one inch.
The weather during the latter part Of the
day was clear and pleasant
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"MAY your troubles only be little ones
and may you always have DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup handy" said an old bachelor
to newly married couple.
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PATENTS
DAIENT'S

obtslnea ror new Inventions or for improvements
ON od oncs for medical or other compounds trade
marks mud labels. Caveats, Assignments Inter,
foronces, Appeals Suits for lnirIngcmcnts, and
All cases arising under the Patent Laws, prompt
ly attended Inventions that have been
DLJ LrVEn by the Patent Once may SUI,
lIl,j TIN w In mos; cases, be patented by
us Being opposite tho u s. paten, Department,
mike Closer searches, aud secure Patents more
promptly, and with broader claims than those VINO
are remote from Washington
INVENTORS your your Dc dcy Y :'v We make cs;
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charge All correspondence strictly conNdcnlial
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We reIcr m washingop TO Hon ,rh POSTMASTER
General u. N. Key, Rev. d. Power me German
American National Bank, 10 officials IN the y. ~
Patent Onlcc, and TO Senators and Representatives
Ia congrcpe aud ctpcclallyto our clients III every
stnic IN the Union and IN Canada Address
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Opposite Patent Onlcc. Washington. D. 9,
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hospital, ls1 East Washington street Chicago, for
.ao cure Of all private chronic aud special diseases
SEMINAL WEAKNESS NERVOUS DEBILITY and LOST
MANHOOD, permanently cured DR., o. il q graduate
II the Reform school, gnd uses no mercury; has the
largest practice IN the United States. LADIES re-.
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write Every convenience for patients. Send fifty
cents for MARRIAGE GUIDE! go psgcs illus,ra,.
cd. Married ladies aud gentlemen send MY cents
for sample OF rubber goods and circular Of import.
ant information hy express, Consultation free and
confidential ReiisDle Female PILE 81 a box.
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\ GENTS READ THIS.
NEW RICH BLOOD

Parsons Pnrgatiyc Pills make New Rich Blood,
and VIII completely change the blood In the en,irc
system IN three months Any person who will take
phi each night from to L. weeks may be restored
70 sound health, II such thing be possible. Sent
by mail Tor letter stamps. Is. JOHNSON & co,
Bangor, Me. 4w.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. G F. !" n

mon, loss OF vitality premature weakness, cncrva.
tion OF mind and body. disorder of the brain and
nervous system, aud mIscrlca resulting thcrelrOm,
speedily cured Nv BATES SPECIFIC Prepared
by an eminent physiclsn 81 case, for 81; sold by
druggists For circular with full particulars nd
dress DIR BATES, 2B state street Chicago, III.
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Eight lines Of solid nonpsrc constitute square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged accord
Ing TO the space occupied, at above ratesthcrc be-
ng twelve lines Of solid type to the inch
To regular advertisers we offer superior induce.
nen.s, both az TO rates Of charges and manner OF
displaying their fayors
Local notices twenty cents per line for first nser'
zion; ten cents per line for each subsequent nser
ton
Communications upon subjects Of general interest
10 the public are at all times acceptable. Rejected
manuscript will not be returned
Letters and communications should be addressed
Cairo Bulletin, Cairo Illinois"
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ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC NEWS.
ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC NEWS.
yr,o INVENTORS AND MECHANICS.

PATIENTS and how to obtain them. Pamphlet Of
GO pnvrs nee upon receipt OF stamps for postage
Address GILMORE, SMITH & CO.,
Solicitors OF Patents, Box 81,
Washington, Dc.
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FLoRIDA.--A throng of sufferers, with
coughs and colds, annually go south to en-
Joy the ethereal mildness Of the land of
flowers. To them we would say the neccs-
sity of that expensive trip is obviated by
Compound Honey of Tar, which speedily
vanquishes the coughs and colds incident to
this rigorous cline. For public speakers il
surpasses the Demostherc regimen of "pcb.
bles and sea Shore" clearing the throat un.
til the voice rings with the silvery cadence
of a bell Use Compound Honey Of Tar
Price 50 cents bottle. BARCLAY Bros.
Agents, Cairo.
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WHEN used for Rheumatism, Sore Throat,
Lame Back, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises,
Cuts, Contracted Muscles, Stiff Joints, Corns
and Burns, on human beings; and SPAWN,
Rngbone, Calls, Cuts, Scratches, etc, on
animals, Coussens' Lightning Linimcnt is
unequalled, and its effect simply electrical.
As its name suggests, it is quick to relieve,
and thousands bear witness TO its astound-
ing virtues. BARCLAY Bros, Agents,
Cairo,
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AOnsALARY. Permanent salcsmen want
SlZVt Jed 70 sell Staple Goods 10 dcaler., No
pcddling Expenses paid. Address
$. A. Grant X co, a. 4, o & Home St. Gin
clunaI Ohio
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MEDICAL.
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tute for Quinine. The great
tasteless medicine for all d.
seases caused by Malarial
Poisoning, being a preventa-
tive as well as a certainre rene
DIV for
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Capcine Porous Plaster!

Cir G,G a. management ma, A soo,h1s healing
Gus plaster. painkl,ing agent In one.
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The New York herald., 1878-07-09

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL
u MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
tor Sc. Thomas Para, Pernambuco. Bahia and Rio dc
Janeiro.
Tho 6rst class iron steamship CITY OF PARA 3Soo
tons Capt Carpenter will sail for tbs above ports
Tuesday August q, at IL A. NJ
Freight at low rates AIKEN for the above ports.
Fre sht received all times at Roberts dock Brooklyn
lower than by other line shippers desir
ing insurance can effect under open policy
For reiah passage thavng elegant 40
comm odHtons) apply TO -.
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EXCURSION s.

A -GRAND EXCURSION
~ RocKAwAY BEACH
on THE PALACE STEAMER
!, Il. SCHUYLER,
ON THURSDAY. JULY II.
A. H. 10th St. o5 s4th 95; 5ist 9:2o; 33d St,
30 noble ST., Grsenpont. 9:35; South 9TH Williams
burg 9:45; Broome ST. 10 A. Nj. Returning leave Rock
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION 90 CENTS.
Music the Fifth Avenue Orchestra, Lyric 0lec Club
""' REFRESHMENTS on BOARD.
4 MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
completed to Grcenpcint, opposite 23d East River
Summer time table, to take effect
sunday June 49, 1878 week days aud Sundays
The elegant steamer ELIZA IL tNCOX, commencing as
above, will ding the from foot OF 23d st.,
East ver direct Companvs depot at Greenpont.
close connections going and returniug with
trains and from Manhattan Beach .
Boat 25d ST. pier At s:to. yto. 1ofo ~ A. NJ.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for Now YORK via Green
poin AZ 80 10 IL 4: NJ. and l2;iO 100, 3:l2 4;N
5:la :u7 T. 5 and . 30 r. VI. lime from Greenpont.
~ minutes Trans East New YORK with Rapid
Transit trains Atlantic Brooklyn; also with CAnsr
sic and kocsxway Beach IsaiIroad
Tho elegant steamers Thomas Coyer aud d. r. Martin
a2ds ~. n. Leroy st., y. Il. Piers. y. r.
o. 10 H. II A. NJ, 9:O. 1O0. IL 10 o2. 10 rs II :25
and l. .. B. l. s. A. ~; i2;0. 10. IN; ~ :25. 25.
q and r. NJ 2:i0. 3:iu 4:io. 225: 3:.o. 4:25.
''.1s 7io opo ~ H"' 7:as F. NJ. ana
Trains iesve Manhattan Beach Bay Ridge at n40,
:4OA; and II 40. sa. 2:is s:4o 4;4o. 1885, e:4o,
7 40 aud 81 4. VI.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-19

A SOMEWHAT singular Incident
of our diplomatic history is that
our Minister to Paris was recalled
to give his testimony before the
Potter Committee as to frauds in
which he was supposed to have
been q participation in Florida.
When he went before the Potter
Committee persons directly instru-
mental in the electoral frauds in
that State testified that Noyes
promised them, in the name of
Hayes, rewards in the shape of Of
fee and emolument if they threw
the State for the Republican candi-
date. Noyes, as might have been
expected, denied the soft impeach-
ment, and the case, for the present,
rests there. Men who permit
themselves 10 be parties to in
trigues of this kind do not, gener-
ally, summon witnesses and nota-
ries public to make the crimnatory
evidence against Themselves COM
plete. 1t Is quite possible that, be.
fore the Potter Committee is
through with its work, it may be
found necessary to sdmmon Mr..
Stoughton, likewise. That gentle
man is Hayes's Minister to the
Court of st. Petersburgh, and he
loaned the aid Of his venerable
white hairs to the fraudulent count
in Louisiana, for which he, like
Noyes, was rewarded with Office
and emolument. Throwing out
the case Of Schenck, our Minister
to the Court Of st. James, under
Grant, whose Emma mine infamy
is fresh in tho public recollection,
these are the only men who have
soiled the exalted station of Minis
ter of the United States to a prIn-
cipal European Court by shystering
and dishonorable transactions, or
who have been accused of having
done so. Under the Hayes regime
reward has followed fast on equiv
ocal conduct, and If the "visiting
Statesmen stretched point to
make Hayes President, he, on the
other hand, has violated every in
stinct OF official decorum 10 mani
fest his gratitude.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-19

never said he knew any
thing Of the matter. Curlee, Nc.
Cart and Lord severally denied any
Knowledge of the murder or that
either of them had seen Sprague on
the fatal night. John g. Tomp-
kins, an unimpeachable witness,
fatty contradlcted Browns story
that he sent message by Brown
to Churchill at any time. Brown
had said that, when he delivered
the message, Churchill broached
the matter of the murder and ask ed
hin. to assist.
There is chance that the de-
fence will be through early to-
morrow and that the testimony in
rebuttal on both sides may be
closed by Saturday night. If so,
the case will reach the jury by
Monday afternoon. AS the case
draws to a close the interest in
creases and the door ways and pas
sages of the court house are filled
with those seeking to hear the ev-
idence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-19
A Trushful EuInn ary.

The editor of the Santa Monica
Outlook has taken stock of that
young and attractive seaside re-
sort, and he indulges in the follow
ing fair and comprehensive sum-
mary:
Three years ago last Monday the
first lot was sold In Santa Monica.
Tn to that time the town site was
utilized merely for stock grazing.
The only houses were q small Sec
tion of the Santa Monica Hotel
and board shanty, covered with
canvas, used for o saloon. Now we
have beautiful seaside town of
several hundred houses-many OF
them good, substantial structures.
Considering the dull times for the
past few years, we think the growth
Of this place and the various i'm
movements connected with 1t
have been surprising.
The first prominent feature con-
nected with the building of Santa
Monica Is the construction OF six.
teen miles of railroad and deep
sea wharf, giving Los Angeles the
shortest and most convenient out
let to the ocean. Prior to this time
the passenger and shipper to and
from San Francisco were compelled
10 take the longer route by way of
Wilmington, which included six
miles of lighterage that was both
costly and tedious. Here chip and
car were brought side by side. For
three years this road and wharf
have been In use, and those who
are familiar with their history
will at once see that they have been
. very great benefit, to Los Angs-
les county especially. Tho Santa
Monica Land Company-Messrs.
John p. Jones aud r. s. Baker
have also expended money liber-
ally upon other Improvements. A
hotel costing some $4,000 was
erected; o system Of water supply
has been arranged, bringing water
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-19
European Cable News.
Probable Cnsus Belt.


LONDON, July 1sth.-A Times
Constantinople dispatch gives the
following account of the firing
upon an unarmed boat from u
British man-of-war by the Rus.
SLAMS, near the Gulf of Saros. The
Captain of the English steamer re-
ports that he was stopped off CALI
lipoli by signal from the English
fleet directing him to take on
board Lieutenant Hughes, sent by
Admiral COrmoret to report the
following incident: Two days ago
man-of-war boat was cruising off
the Russian lines and on landing
were Immediately made prisoners.
A Lieutenant, midshipman and
ten men who were in the boat, not
returning to the English fleet an :
other boat was sent to look for
them, but upon approaching the
place this boat was fired upon, two
bullets passing through the sides
of the boat, fortunately without in
juring any one.
The EugIish Election Question.
LONDON, July 2Sth.-A corres-
pondent Of the Manchester Quar-
dian says the government has de-
cided upon final action. 1t will de-
pend upon circumstances when the
election takes place. The impress
sion Is, If the explanations of Bea-
consfield are well received and the
opposition or section thereof
challenge his policy, that will be
made the justification for going to
the country aud renewing conserv-
ative lease of office. Many mem
bers of the Cabinet are opposed to
a general election, but the Premier
strongly favors it.
AT meeting of the members of
the Common Council held to day
it was resolved TO bring forward a
motion ut the general meeting of
Council that Lords Beaconstield
and Salisbury be invited to n ban
quet and be presented with the
freedom Of the city.
The Mine,s' Sirias la France.
PARIS, July 2sth.-The strike at
Ausne is one of the most extensive
ever known in France. Five
thousand colliers left the pits de-
manding higher wages and eight
hours for days work. There are
the usual rumors of foreign insti-
gators and BOnapartist intrlgues.
Gen darmerie has to protect pits
to prevent agitators from seiziug
them and stopping work. A num-
bar of l.
Troops have been brought up and
public houses closed.
An Editor Fined.
PARIS, July Sth.-La Steele has
been fined $500 at the suit of the
Prince Imperial, for the publica-
tion of a statement respecting Ma
poleon IlPs civil lists, charging
the appropriation of crown proper
ty. The objection taken by the
defendant to the Prince being so
styled in the summons and to the
omission of the family name OF
Bonaparte was overruled by the
Court.
Austrian Occupation "f Bosnia.
VIENNA, July 18th. The occu-
patton of Bosnia by Austria will
begin about the 1st of August.
General Phillipovich will proceed
hence to Essex, whence the move
ments of the army arc to be di-
rected. He will go hence to SeIa-
jero, Bosnia, which place he eX-
poets to reach by the 18th Of Au-
gust. Emperor Francis Joseph's Is
birthday.
MInisieriai CsI,is IaniDens.
ROME, July 2sth.-A crisis is
imminent in the Ministry. King
Humbert has been telegraphed to
return from Turin. The occupa.
tion of Cyprus by England causes
high excitement and demonstra.
tions against the English Embassy
are apprehended.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-19
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House Is
on tho Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
clsco, in facilities for doing job work,
Low prices, good work and expedition
nay be relied upon at this ofice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-19

on deposit and the Union Pacific
has instructed all its agents and
conductors not to receive Mexican
or trade dollars except at dis
count of ten per cent. This state
of affairs was brought about owing
to the First National Bank selling
trade dollars at so cents and sub
sidiary coin at the same rate and
refusing to receive the same on de-
posit, except at one per cent. dis
count, unless depositOrs would con"
sent to be paid In the same kind of
coin. The First National Bank
continues to handle this coin as
usual and has just received large
shipment of trade dollars from San
Francisco.
Tho Fttx John Porter Tsiai.
WEST POINT, July 18th. In the
Fitz John Porter case, after read
ing the minutes of the last meeting
and filing some documents pre-
viously overlooked, Capt. Judson,
formerly Assistant Adjutant Gem
eral TO General King, was recalled
and testified to that officers bad
state of health during the cam
paign.
Hazard Stevens, lawyer of
Boston, who was Major and AS
sistant Adjutant General Of the
First Division of the Ninth Gorrs
in 1862, was called by the Judge
Advocate and testified as to the
movements of his division on the
Goth and 30th. He described the
fighting on both days, in which his
division was engaged. On the first
day the fighting was confined to
the north of Graveton, as POrter's
witnesses have all sworn, and no
large bodies of troops were en-
gagged.
John F. Slater, a lawyer of
Washington, was called and testi-
fled that in August, 1862, he was a
private in the 30th New York regi-
ment. His evidence was in regard
to the position of Porter's skirmish
line during the Goth, which has
previously appeared by the testi-
mony of two officers of his regi-
ment. He heard no sustained fir
ing that day. He described the
fight of the 30th, which accorded
with the evidence of Porter's wit
nesses.
Fits John Porter nrs,s Hts Case.
WEST POINT, July 1Sth.-In the
Fitz John Porter case the plaintiff
rested his case. His showing is re.
garded as very good, the evidence
disproving many of the charges
made against him and removing
the impressions found by the court
martial.
SIN IutenseIy Hot.
ST. LOUIS, July 1Sth.-It is still
blazing hot this morning, but there
Is a pretty stiff breeze blowing
from the west, which tempers the
intense rays of the sun and rem
ders them somewhat more bea ra-
BILE than on previous days.