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Sauce for the Goose is Sauce for the GandeI
III. II. RUTTER.

OF all the impudent complaints on the face
of the earth, that Of the Returning Board of
Louisiana, that they are not being fairly tried
exceeds the rest. These gentry say that there
are no negroes on the jury by which they are
to be tried. Well, suppose that is true
there was also no Democrat on the Returning
Board by which the vote of Louisiana was
stolen from the Democracy and given to the
Radical candidate, The law explicitly and
distinctly required that all parties should be
represented GA that board, whereas no law
compels the officials of any State court to se-
lect negro jurymcn for service 1t is thus
the bitter chalice which was commended to
the lips of the Louisiana people is being
commended to the lips Of the villains who ex-
ulted in their crime, and who thought them
selves secure forever from all consequences
whatever of its perpetration. The mills Of
the gods grind exceeding fine, as other car
pet baggers and thieves besides those now
shudderng before the face of justice at New
Orleans have already found out, aud as still
more Of the same sort are doomed to learn
PeterSjug Aadsr Appeal H)
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Five per Cent instead cf Six.

New York city with her mountain of debt
and with the legal rate Of interest at seven
per cent asked ior a loan of Sl43, 900 few
days ago at five per cent, and had offers to
nearly twice the amount. Thus that city
carries her new debt at two per cent. below
the legal rate. Now, what is it that holds
Philadelphia back from doing likewise and
funding the debt for which she is paying six
per cent. into five per cent. bond ? That is
but one per cent. below OUR legal rate, though
New York has no difficulty in placing her
loans at two per cent below hers.-Lcdger.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08

We have received no communication on
the merits of the proposed Agricultural bill,
as invited in an article published several
weeks ago If there are any benefits to be
derived from the passage Of such bill why
does not some one who knows give the public
some information on the subject? The col
uuns Of the COLUMBIAN are open for such a
communication.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08

j, Albert Huntzinger, the Fottsyille bank
er convicted Of embezzement, has been Civ
en- his first instructions in the business of
making waxends He will be taught to sew
boot legs shortly, He says be cares not much
for himself, but his principal wishes are for
the welfare of his father, who he says cannot
undergo a confinement of two years.
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AT PRIVATE SALE,
The Willow Vale Estate

Valuable property, lying In FRANKLIN township,
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, on the east branch
OF RoaIingcreek. II cons SITS of beautiful farm OF
about
1 = Q A Q r z s,
on which are erected commodious and colnforta-
BILE Dwelling House, large Bank Earn, Cider Press,
and all necessary out-buildings. 1t has growing
upon II abundance of excellent fruit has well OF
water at both the dwelling house and barn, and is
convenient Of access by public roads.
ALSO,
Adjoining and being part of the same, but VIII be
sold separately II desired, about tiye acres OF the
above lands, whereon are erected a large
CUSTOM, GRIsT AND FIGURING MILL,
with four run OF stone, a Dwelling House, a Saw
Mill, a Dry Goods Store and Dwelling House. and
other improvements, together with the water power
and appurtenances thereto,
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The WiIIowvaIe Post once

is the premises II is within easy reach OF Cata-
wssa, Centralia, Ashland, Mount Carmel and other
mining towns for market purposes.
The property is bounded by lands OF Munson, and
Artley, and Sheets and D. Hover and Others The
two described properties viii be sold separately or
together to suit purchasers. For terms apply TO
Elias Mendenhall f. Il. Drinker or John G. Freeze,
at Bloomsbury, Penn'a. feb. S, T3-u
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Happy homes" have ever been the bur
den of poesy and song. How can home be
happy without thorough, practical knowl-
edge of DR.. Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka.
Price 25 aud so cents.
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II: W. McREYNoLDs, Treasurer Of said conn.

" In nccouut with SAID county on county
fnnds
1871 FR.
Jan. l. To amt uncolected prior to
1877 tis,4S3 81
To amt. on hand Mt last settlement. 1859 "a
county and jail tax assessed tor VI 1892 30
tax on registry of voters Tor 1877. is 80
tax added to collectors accounts. 1914
VIM Halme, Benton poor overseer
Tor COlleys.... ........................ AOW
To note discounted at bank........ l,97s0 0
!" note discounted ut bank, renewed l,e4 -
" j T. Sands for case OF pigeon holes 90
II Doak h Baker, collectors entry
- ieth ;ss.''....s ,.'..ss''.s'.''.''.''' - "
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A Western paper has voorhees, and Til
den for 1880.
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DYspEpsIA! DYSPEPSIA! pYspEpslA


Dyspepsia is the most perplexing of all human all
ments. Its symptoms are almost Infinite In their
variety, and the forlOrn and despondent victims of
the disease often fancy themselves the prey, inturn,
OF every known malady, This Is due In part to the
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
and the BRAIN and in part also TO the fact any dis
turDance OF the digestive functions necessarily dis
orders the liver, the bowels and the nervous s stem
and affects to some extent the quality of the blood
E. F. Kunkels Bitter Wine Gf Iron sure cure
This is not new preparation 10 be tried and found
in the practice OF eminent physicians with unparal
eled success II Is rot expected or intended TO cure
all the diseases 10 which the human family Is sub
Ject but is warranted TO cure Dyspepsia In It's most
obstinate form. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron never
fails to cure. symptoms of Dyspepsia loss OF
appetite, wind and rising OF the food dryness OF the
mouth, heartburn, distension of the stomach and
bowels, constipation, headache, dizziness, seepess
ness and low spirits. Try the great remedy and be
only kunkels which is put up only In one dollar bot
ties. Depot 2b9 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. IL never fails. For sale by all Druggists and
dealers everywhere.
ASK for L. f Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron and take
no other. Six bottles for fyc doll lrs, or one dollar
per bottle.
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
E. F. Kunkel's Worm sprup never fails TO destroy
Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms. DR.. Kunkel, the
only successful physician who removes Tape Worm
in Two hours alive with head and no fee until re-
moved. Common sense teaches II Tape Worm be
removed, all other worms can be readily destroyed
send for circular TO f. f. kunkel, 259 North Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa or call on your druggist
for n bottle OF Kunkel's Worm syrup price 81. IL
never fails. feb
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Subscribe for The COLUMBIAN.
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S2,5j9 |;
TsIO %
COURTS, JURORS PAY AND CONSTABLE
RETITRNS

COURTS, JURORS PAY AND CONSTABLE
RETURNS.
Paid grand jurors during year....... 500 80
traverse jurors during year,. 4,072 so
" constable returns during year. 276 IL
court crier during year ......... 1880
" tip slaves during year........... 3g 90
court calendar during year.. - 90
court stenographer, Walker, dur
ing year, at ten dollars per day. $40 80
" the same Tor the following bills,
which were ordered by court,
special cases:
Com. VS. Patrick Hester ct al........ 8744
Com. VS. ii a Kramer. 74A
jackson ct al vs. l. StotZel. 35 50
Ndnderslicc use vs. Abe SNYDER. 2565
Paid sheriff llotfm IL, jury notices. lA 40
" Eli Robbins.Jury Commissioner "a III
Theo w Smith :" 80. 22G
VIM krickbaum, Clerk. .......... 1900
81 800 Sc
COSTS IN COMMONWEALTH CASES
WHERE COUNTY BECAME LIABLR.
Paid to justices, onstables and wit
nesses ....................,..... 2,479 so
- W Rooms, jury board, Hester
trial ..,..................... 1886 90
" Jno Nj Clark allowance by court
to attend supreme court in Hes
ter trial .......................... 100 90
" Il Potter, paper book for same %
John Clark, District Attorney III 90
" /arr's sbill..................... TAG a.
" Sheriff Ioifman's bill. ........... 8s5
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s6l,27lOs

Deduct from amount OF orders issued as, Is
taxes refunded slI99t paid for the support "
Mary and Alex. Coley at Danville Asylum and
s36, 236 22, bills paid on new county prison, leaves
s2i i02 IS, the real expenses for the year for the
county outside OF the prison building. Bridge
expenses this year are low. The Court EXPENSES
and Commonwealth costs are much larger than
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-08
STATEMENT of THE FINANCES
OF THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.

from January lst, 1871, to January LIST, 1878,
statement showing taxes assessed and bal
ance still due,
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sTArEMGNr OF DOG TAX AND snEEr rrNp. sl.o42 gs
COUNTY FINANCES.

ASSETS.
Taxes in hands OF Collectors duplicates 22,112i4
Probable commission and ex. OF ........ 5000 OD
sl9,I2T4
Add amount IN hands of treasurer..... 2,Oysl
Balance due on Gera Hover note........ 9j W
Due FROM Benton twp, for support OF
Colleys - 50
Due from Benton twp, Sheriff'S bill on
same ....,......,...,,,....,..,.,,, go
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-30

N0CvEILI-ORLkANs. !
q mara 1879. (

I:av"rst-Eew<ral Ogden. SWi M vent ~
lArhsr ~ ps~ie. . aemand< le %. ! h Comr
Ssrreme. svee fssere argwmewta. une rfamdi.
Nm n l'slRatre AWdersNW. CAux ami ~ up<.
oaWAemt fnmilirrs av~e lea d<tgMrs du akrail
- lee cnulisars dm th<Atre. aaaarent que ".
Os'scw IN arra ponv ~ ftNss d~ lcGigWe. M
rseortewt cssHWsewt. M d<hat IN rrsreA. lea
rfpmhlscsira sle Washington fmrcWt alar,nfa
,sa r. NE: y WIN. c,..s r..sss s:s
in0miftrdea ) N. HAYES: Comment Hayes
eWve~a h g<r<r~l HsWrcrk IN n<eneiatemr
- pl<wipseeettaisW I h. NeWvssle( ()v,fsWs su-
pres dw gnsivrrwessp N1chOl1a. IL resta -
devire. q Xirlolla. , hovd dn nn&me navire
are Hayes. aavw1t Ivssmia d1ere DE- ssW dswlt
de- pawlew. q b j3stlce vfgul3Ass 10 psesWiee
M aeeond Aezr< ~ lWi ErsrgWsit ct aete I'm.
pepalsire. L. juge Whitaker, mia IN camse }
I'm sHWr AsvaWt h sfWat d WaahlngteW. .
~ exe~lpt par r. e.ssd jasy ssstsewt sur
nee Dettre Akwa~eiatriee IL .Meilia0s Weula,
Il d : iwi-ssame ioa~f ssene sa rrrsvs an.
rarfialit< ~ amnulamt les nesc<slmrva <rha-
lhuA<ss e~wtre Heavy c. Dsbble. uM accnaH
Tse t'opiniWn rwbliqae W'shasnon ~. Les.
eeWverWewp Hahn ~ Waahingtse. r. .
spW4w viaite Hayes dams 1'intfsAt de- Park
ara. E!m vfris<. rieat IN Ws<sIeP difJlciIe qme
erlWi d'hW ps<sSaeWt d. eNmrromia. QaelVssea
imemtvvs h h Stua- kGisloture Dea;aiaaaiaa
d o8B aIe9<Ntont D ploidsf possr eyIe dtves-
~ eirenNssssees attfRaaMtea. Wsajs le silence
ct - meill~uN agaiaeW fiaWAhre devsat h
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0esg1s impess ~ - tpasles vigousssses q
VfdgW<es. = b
L. eNaveyWeWp klrhN1ls . naW06 Nh.
lIsais bwah e Charles rhslames eommiaaat
~ keWeseir0s de- h 1Ioaiaiaue rExpneittee
- nariaL Ieenasmiaaslse saMs3k. y. Z. Wead
ps0y. est Vuesei h = B hssa da kaiahWesek.
= paae New.Yask. ~ y psrWds un sersmsr
} doaeiaotjsa Ia Bevro.-LaGhjfe des vppek
oeeeuuta 1Naee e Leeaasa . ~ poeioque.
useWt <pefb pr ~ s@is eaD@uaGL Nai oat
dfelog6 1he0seas sasiHlhjt q MT q diautrN
Ia oseboo kpshlleaia siscrewtae: b
llnrsSaa 9 1seesse qei ssesWaa1t l'sstmgiti Dc
ofaoopuP 4. OuDaet SECT vkWWes = - g =
as1l9k h esanlasjtics In eaniek esalyak y
~ 0aat goal1e0 PlaeAhaek expalsk. q
Dtaheyase. 0la sennekasi hfAleal q tysis
oosS uoalse, LesaasS = lDWsn.-LA jaeD
Uooeoe. - = = eeW - dlnevise, I'll -.
sadeo dnaO0w0N3o 0aaaelssa - sedant
sa0eno1GD 1vsw - = nesqas d 0sd =
~ 49, eonsaota3s osuesN = vil)e - = Nea-
vsals Ov1faoa-A - dsssoese eleaea. rAtAk
~ lssidaaais s,est sesBpt = hl4s661eeiss
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-30

Tonjonrs dcux conrnnta de- depe.
rhea contradictoirea. D'nn c8t<. on
rspporte que "Amgleterrs est d<cid<s
4 Ia cnerre. rAllemagnc conaeillant
4 II Rnssie De m<nager l'AntrirhN et
dc drawer rAngleterre. 1t Qua vienns
Ie e"ngres parait echon6 ct In gnerrs
inevitable; d'amtrr part, an assnrs
one ShonvaloR ticnt nm langagc con.
ciliant 4 lorsl Derby, que rAlle,nagns
Ne ferA rien eontre l'Angleterrc et est
d'aecord avec In France pour dscla.
rer le comgrea impeasible aans Il pre-.
seace de- rAngletrrre. Dams II prr-
n'i&rc hypothsse. IL Rnssie tenterait
rAmtricle mar l'0iIfe de la Bosnie, do
rHerxfgovine. de rAlbanie arptsn.
trionale et dune rastie do In Mace.
doime consprenaut Salonique. Oamsm
Pscha . <t6 Domm6 g6"6ral en- chef
de rarm6e turQne.-En Italie. Il
aignor Farini q 6t6 Gu president de
10 Chambre ies ikput6a.
An Mexiqwe, opposition de Ia prpsae
IN ministrs am<ricain Foster. attri.
ba6s asx Earop6eus qmi esaignemt On
trait6 de- e0mmerce avec lea Etata.
Unia. a.-L'arehcvAqWe De Lahistira, de
Mexico. . ven ls pssmier ehapeau de-
cardinal ami at 6t6 envoyS Do Rome
an Mexiqwe.
Un bruit qmi demaudo eeWAsma.
tion, est es'ai sWivant Ieqwel lsa Iced.
~ d6macratiqnes dn Cssngres ~ pm:
paasnt a. parter h swestion De lGlec-
tioa ps6aiileWtielle 6~vaut ID Conr
6apseme dee E'sta- Uni& Elihs
h. washbMrue, l'anei~n ministre I
Paris, decline ID eaadidatmrs aw pssste
dc sGnatenr dea Etata- Umis poar l'Il.
iaoia-Dea achats do e)sevswx -
font dass b Keatseky 6 lTllissis
poas b eoWpts IL rApgIetervo, d
olSo ! oe00 pas tats, et leA ehevsas
aehet6s aeat marqw&e d u lsttsU 8,
ssaesvice." nrs - /
Nm. Chss,ss T. Howard g. Morris
Marks, plus sss msiss Dc h Lsuisisse,
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4 Tnnanimit& par 1e romit6 du bnd.
get de- In Chambrc. lie cabinet per.
aiste dana son intention de ne pas
& ire rerrfaenter In France an Con-
grea, n toutea les pniasAncea sigma
taires dea traitka ny ignrent. ct Fat
titnde de rAnRleterre est favorable
ment commcntee par In RkpNbliqMe
.fraae aise ct le Joxrnal des Dtbass.
I,e consnl francais d'AndrinOple.
charge 4. Ia protection de sea na.
tionnux ct des anjeta tnrrs. ~ plant
dea excAa d. Ia police rnaac. lie
comte de Gnhriac est nomm& ambas-
aadenr an Vatican gerant dn
nonvean ionrnal Ia Commune q 6t&
condamr< mar le jnry 4 nm nm de pri-
ann et 5.O0O francs d'amende, pour
avoir pn,'li<. cortrnirement 4 In loi,
des articles de- F<lix Pyat. L. pre.
mier numkro de Ia Commune portrait
en- tfte une adhesion de- Gnrihaldi.- -
Lea imprimenrs parisiens ~ amt mis
en grsve; mails lea iournanx ne souf.
fre"t pas encorc De Get accident. rt
parnisacnt r&guliArement.-T,e q. cst
norte. mn convent on ellie s'&taif reti-
rte. Mile Lncie Pr<vost. Pnrndol. fllc
dn c<lAhre It inf0rtun6 acadkmicien
et ambassador.
La sitnntiOn euror<en1e est plus
tendne one iamaia. L. tsait6 tnrco-
rnsse semhle trop mcdfr& M penrlc
ruase. ct rNrnit acceptable 4 rAlle-
magne. On Rismnrk croft In triple AL
liancr maitrcase dies 6vfnements ct
~arable de- tont r<gIcr 4 ellie arnle.
Lhypothtse dime alliance tnrco-
ruaae. fondfe snr DE- mutn~la avan.
tnces, est fortiR<~ rar les visites ami.
Gales, <changfes le 81. 4 Consrantino-
ME. cntre le grand .dnc Nicolas ct le
Snltnn. L'Antrichc 4 declare senon-
Ger 4 l'alliance anclaise mnis ce re-.
f"a meet pas dfRnitif. cnr Sir Henry
Eniott q en-. r. "a. nne lonCuc confx-
renee nv~c Arslrassy. et r. 96. le r..
n&rrl IcnatieR arrivait 4 vienne p0nr
c"ml'attre I'elFct p"asil,le do crtte en-
trev 2. En- attendant. In TnrGni~ ac-
csptr et I'AnRlct~rre decline l'invita-
ton IN Corgrta. ct le brnit cont pre-
maturfmemt NWe In Rnssie \ aomm<
rAWgieterr~ d'<loigrer m flotte Qni
~ rapprocl'ait de COnstan tinoplc. In
ROnmanie proteste contre le passage
dee trounes rnaaes snr son frrritoire.
II y 2O,O00 cadavrea enterr<s 1 deux
rieda anna terre. awtour d'Erxeronm.
On annonce Ia mort In gfnSrnl Nell.
ko6. cammandant de- larm<e rnase
H.. rAsic. Niine"re.-I.~ passage an
Reichatag du hill dea chemina de fer.
cher ! Bismark. est dontenx.-En
ltalie. le ministere Cairoli, regarie
comme i'eu aolide. q fait connni.re
son programme nentralit6 dams r.
eWwAit erropfen ct reduction d'imrAta.
Lam XIII . recn du Gear ,nne r.
porae coriliale II a rris le comte de
Hohcnlohe ponr n<9ocint~ur anpria
DE- l'empcreur Cuillanme. In0uirta
de- sea tendanr~s. lea j&suitea ~ die.
roaent 4 r<talslir l Rome lcnr quar- :
tisr.e<n<rnl.-T~ capitaine Boyt"n q
4ait h 26. IN ~ heurra, In traversde
du detroit Dc Gibraltar.
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aont i Washington.-L~ docteur
Charles Deltry annoncs 4 rAbc;lie
que NJ. Alfred Ulman, de Philadel-
phie, Went d'Gtablir 4 In Bale St LOuis
une manufacture dc laine, on IL EN-.
pl0icra de 50 4 IS Ouvricrs.
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NJ. Charles Dupaty, notrc con.
frere ct ami dn FloSSiey ID vAs.
somptios, . 6t6 nomme, par le gou.
verncnr Nichols, rsaire tle Nal,0.
l&oaville Nous ftliUitous n uou.
veau maire ct ses administers.
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a quite St-Jacqnes ct ~ cnltlver
cette aimee dc Init 4 nenf cents
acres 10 riz, sur phabitatiou Wa.
terlOo, RiviAre Neave, paroisas
Ascension. Bonne chance nous lui
souhait0us.
Nous remerci0ns notre con.
frere ct ami H. Beaugrand, rhabile
redactenr de 10 Rtpxbliqse de Fall
River, Massachusetts,, de Ienvoi
de son interesaant roman, Jeaxne
Ia Flesse, Episode do rEmisratioS
franco -canadiexxe axr Etats. Unis.
C'est un beau volume de 800 pages,
destin6 4 venger. des calomnies
don't Giles sont r0biet, lea popula.
tons franco condolences des Etats.
Unis. II est particuliAresneut in.
structif pOnr touS ceny qui s'0ccu.
pent des questions d'immigration.
L'anteur dGiinit ct resume ainsi
HObjet lie s0n livre:
In premiere partie intitulGo: Les Cam.
pngMes dM Canada, traite do In vie sles hahi-
tants do In campsxne du Canada ftancais.
Ia denxihme partie qui . pour titrs Lee
FSLafwves de HruSger. Gst ID r<cit des aveu.
tures dune famille 4n,igr6e; cetts derniere
partie contieut des ren6eignements anthenti.
qnes sur lA position mst6rielle. pelitique. 10
ciale ct religieuse qu'occupent lee Canadieus
dc u uvelle-Angleterre. Lfntsigos est
simple ccmme lss mourn des percentages
edorce dGviter tout @ qui poavait ssatir
l'exagsration ct linvraiscmblanee.
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lie Is mars, est decede, habita.
ton EsPERANxA, paroiaso Az.
somption, Paul. Etienme Dursntl.
age dc II m0is, ne 4 St. jacques, alo
de NJ. PIE. Durapd ct do dame
Elisa Malarcher.
lie 20 mars, eat d@cedA / 10
Nonvelle. Orleans, 4 Rage de 53 ans,
NJ. Theogene E. Gaudet; dc st.
Jacque& !.
NM. Marcellin Tircuit, Alfred
Plaisance ct tHenry L. Tureaud ont
etc NOMINEES membres du bureau
des 6coles de St,J&Nuea, On rem.
placement de NM. i'm. Thibo:
daux, DIT. Bourgeois ct John
Dickerson, d6missionnaires.
Nous lisons dams le Loxisiaxa;s:
Notre jsuno ami ct voiain D. Cobpouox.
qui cat up graad chaassmf. . ta6 ljAutsD jeur
nm magniRquc castor devaat % oDl|<ge JeGlr.
son. I1edit caseor peeait ttyntstle9x Nvves
q denis. ct % peaa devissdrssass douss IN
chapean. %
LIE BM Ne6tt ct iIevssu loi, pasuDGi).
In langue des bavsars 6tait d<jA tort rlche.
On eosnaaaaaits Doire 10 eeuR psWsdge nm
verN tasc y vss. svalsr le pisfrol ete. Mais
on posrrs dSeevmaisd dire. graeesa bnl 1sost:
IN. George 4. ColomA d rslsur d
rhiladslphis aves % diploms . asatiseA
s'ese ne. pour Z e1eecee . pso1sss3on, suf
l'hahitati6a de i. c. Colsmh IT7'
-veuts par b sh6rif Mmedi 6svril. oese
hcs,rea du matin. h Malesa de C6ae, dune
haeitaiioe saceiess, aaisie Aane l'aAhiro DUsh
4 Levert centre j. Septi,ne WAbes; situ6e
rive dreite da Niaies(pi. q milles 4 IL
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Thursday, y, 1877.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,

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o. +. Williams, packages Shngle Machinr
sullivan, 3 boxc. II II. Goods, Rifle Gun; y
Timmons, ! Sewing Machine; q. W Hines | RI
and Mower; :. N. IL j. =. Ware. box Hardw
=. s., box Leaf Tobacco; j. X. Linsenbnrg
Rankin IL Co, 9 empty Caddics W, NJ, pac.
Wardrobe; T. IL Co., package L. Class; Il
Wood Chairs, White Il CO., box 5, Tobacco
4. West. boxes Drugs; A. w Carr, IL
Clothing; jas, Crockcll, ! Box j. ldhdsey'
Barrel; c. VI. Powers, Tall Chest; John III
. boxes Brandy; 7. II. Sanders, bundles Papo
V pearcc. box sundrics, I Barrel; L, Richar
box Hardware: d. A. Stcif, box snndrits' i
IL Taylor, kcg Soda: H., box Glassware; Y
T.. boxes Liquors, 3 barrels Liquors. Mrs'
GaAscock, box II. H. Goods; GarNey' ! Y
Tools: G. r.. ! Hat Rack; j. NJ, Bed Rails
4 Bed Rails. ). L., Bed Rails; j. r., Sack
NJ W, Standard for L, Glass; Mrs l. hori
l.. Davis, lot II. II Goods; j, A. p Dral
Dan Robinson, | Old Carriage John po'
Trunk. No Marks: Is boxes Sundrics; CaSk
barrels Molasscs; Il barrel Molasscs; 2kcgr
shoes; bail Meats; : Tin Cans bundles
stun; , Tool Chests, Lounge Ends; D D
Bed Ends; bundles Bed Ends; bnndl
Stats; kcg Molasscs; jug Molarscs; j y
Wagon Hubs; rcams Paper; Chair; Ice
Freezer; Seed Planter; bundle llames;
Chair; | Shcc, Iron stove: bag Cotton; W
Sundric- 1 bundle Wagon Spokcs; stove "A
= Hooking Glass: 9 kegs Powder; chest Cl,ll
l.. fur a IL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

THE MEETING YESTERDAY MORNING.
The board of health met yesterday morn
ing for the purpose Of considering the petit
ton of the master Of the steamer Whisper
asking the privilege to land at their port
The petition was granted. Permission was
given the G. n. o. & +. L. II. X. to handle
and transfer 100 cars OF old railroad iron
picked up along the line Of the road, the
iron to be placed upon |. c. r, r, flats TAX
en- from this side.
The following petition was also read'
GENTLEMEN view Of the fact that
stict quarantine regulations exist at Texar
kama and Little Rock, and that no fever has
appeared in northern or middle Texas, or
on the line of the Iron Mountain and South
ern railroad between Tcxarkana and Cairo,
the Southern Express company would re-
specttully ask that ordinary express freight
be allowed to come into Cairo from that
route. {. PINK.
The prayer Of the petitioner was granted
after the words except balcd and house.
hold goods had been inserted in it.
Here the board adjourned.