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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-04
ssmS Oct 8nmoesbauptftaet.
Die anfsriias aesen gs:rits.


US 81 u9ton, 3. Sanuar. - Sul |
Staatsbeparteneut pirb ansegeben, oaB bic
merlfantide Regierung Aniialten 3ur orttten |
Notwithstanding Der neutrality-suspicious.,
pslde ite cmertfaniiden 8iirseru ihuloet,
trifft. 0ie abidlass3ahlung betrdst $780,.
900 uub ion nod TIN 2auie bieies WonatS |
uerabfol9t tperosn.
Oas Staataoeparteine 1T sur Ssit nit |
elmer untsriuhuus Der Beil'iben uno Ga |
abra'iden aniprih: tpeife II W,lliOn |
Dollars inpoloireu, unb rpelhe BON Der mert |
tanlihen 8egierung fir ungereht erfldrt
rperosnr bsitditigt.
8abinetsitsums.
Die Heumti0n pac mdhreub Der heutiqen |
9abiuetsfBung oas hanptidnlih. untsrbal. |
tuussthema. Br6fbsut Sapes erflarte ft |
NIT benz Reiultate Der 5inan,polltif oes Se.
fretdrs Sbermau b6tfl 3ufrieoeu unb eriidte
ole anild,t aus, eaB oas 2ano iest cine bal,
oise &iiffehr Der S8ohlIabrt errp lrten oiirfs. |
AuBeroem pnrbe oie&htneieuirage erDrtert,
uno in SemdBbeit Der uGbteno Der lebten |
SonareBftung ansenommeueu Blenar-8elo. |
luton oes pauieS unb oeS Senats rpurbe be.
ld1loiisn, oab Der StaatsiefretGr unterbane.
lungen i'm Setreff elmer Wtooifyrung bes |
Surltn9ame' 'Idsn Sartrass MT Der dluefidsn |
Re9teruuq er0fInen ioqe, um Die @lunaHDe-
ruu9 ponShlnsien mad oe1 Sereinigten Staa.
ten in aepifien @rsnien 5u bel eihrdnfeu.
Mne,mIosbare Siftrtfts.obltsattonen
SbataIttlter 9II1an bat Bel DER Gin.
loiuns Der 3ebnidhriseu S5liqationeu oes
Stitrtfts Solumbta entoeGt, oaB cine In3apl |
oleler Werihpapere i'm Betrage BON $1,000
10000 n,ht, wte oas @eieb ooridrsibt, nit
oem Ste9el Der Staot Waiaia9ton perieheu
ituo. Die Sbtlgaiionen f0nncn in 5olse
Scffen Dor oeE 5anb ntt1t eingslD(r nelb
ltood itno bic Diitrifts. Gommilidre anaemies
len moroen, geetgnete Sfritte 5ur S6aolos-
haltuus Der Obligatlouen Snbaber eiu3u.
leitcn.
@roiitdlem ourdb etIberoouars.
Sa5 Wtinihiireau iiberrad)te eeitern benz
Shasamte $575, 900, 10 lhc Summe Der
Re9leruug inncrbalb etr l'etsn oret 9Sobeu
ais Yrpftt burd Die Br19uua Dol ,Staubaro.
SilbereoGars ermuha. SIN @lu,cn bat ole
Regierun9, ieitoem ite Stanorro Sllberbols
lars 81 prd9eu besann, 81 900, 900 ais lin.
terltllep 3lulld)en Den fir Dos Silbsr gesablien
&ihfauisprcis nns BEN 9eaal. Senoer SSsr,be
oes Stlbsrooliars profitirt.
YcrmiSd)tes.
Die beutige Steuerelnuahnte bttrua $198,.
744.30; Ole Solletnnabnte $269, ,l87.05.
Ole Wtit9llsoer fes &eler'iben Cub. So
mites rsliten leute friib uadJep. Orleans ab. |
0aS SulttS' 'Sspartenent mar beuie 3uGhren
oeS dneenfens beS ueritorbsnen Caleb @ujb- |
ing tmar3 orapirt.
Sa5 ShatamtSbspa' tenttnt nuroe bsute
aus gfslp Dorf bena9r,d,tigt, tas Oas oortiqe
unterlfasamt beute $4,000 in Sob per,
ansgdbte unS 100000 in Sob eiunabn.
ad]tb. Sobu q. Bingham, Der amerifa,
nt4e @suHote on Sapan, iit bier auSsfoa1t
lf1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-04
Sasesmenisfeitea.
E@sitorielie, telesrapbiid,c unb aSe6ieIbldtters
gottsen.l

Die bonn @oup.rnei1r Carroll fiirslib er<
nannten Sab hlluperuiioren Die SS.
9obn B. Dau,s uno Einblep $.
Surns baben, pie aus itreu 3uidrlfieu
i'm lofalen Eheile beS glattes su eriGhen III.
bic Gruennung an9enommen. Beioe Namen
oerbiirgen Die Grnennung tiid1tiasr pfltd)t-
tIeuer gSahlbeamler, rab bas @elhret iiber
g9ahlbeiriiee in Baltimore tptro mobl
enolib aufbDren.
Das rGiuc. gcIfsblait" per1fentlidt ei,
men ausfdbrliden aussug Gus ber b plo.
matt den &orreiponOens, mn ~
,eigen, naB Deutdlanb niht uur in eiueul,
ionosrn in richrersn Edasn Die gertdge per-
leet bat. Ser 2,ler fiuoct zen Irtifel an eis
nsr anoeren Sie1e.
lleber y q D arb Tabl0r's bent d E
ab tam tnuus ia9t etn Hsabinger Blait:
yDie 8ioBmutter oes in Berlin 9eifelbenen
amerifaullben @ejanbten Baparo 3aplor
mar Masbalene Bauer, geboren 1868 als Gl
tehs Godter oes Griebridl Bauer, Der in 1860
bon Oeutlhlaub duspanberte uno Qano i'm
Donegal, 3olpnihip, nidbt weit bon Wap-
toipn, 9aueafter @ountn, anfauiie u. bebaute.
Seine 3od,rer Magoalsne tpar suerii nit eenl
Deutid YenniDlnanler Sobauu 9altlbnd, oers
heiratbet, cann nit Dem Nmerlfaner Caleb
Yian, oem fie cine God,ter sebar, ssboren
1893, rpsld]e >. Sablor aeiratbste nnb i. s.
1925 Bapdro Eaplor's SHUTTER naro. Die
bslben @ltern leben noh."
g8ie mir aus elmer beutifen 3eitung erie=
ben, bemerfte man 20 + be M Il ntergange
Der .Yommerania" auf ben Spisen Der Mafte
uno on ben 9tae'n 2aulenoe BON Gimafe feuetn,
fleine Tldmmden, Die pie Srrlidter tan,en.
Der bcutifc Seemanns.absrglaube, peldher
ieoes 9diff benz llnterganse uerfanen betrad.
tet, auf pelAem fa bteie BlammAen setseu,
bat rpieoer meme Nabruns erhalten.
Sn gem.D Dorf aarb porgeifern bic IS.
iabrise 1reiiiu Nancp Collins, tudbreno iie
einen Neuiabrsbdnd nahte. Ste fiirste,
nahoeul ne taum bas Gmpfauss;immer be.
treten, toef gu Sopen.
Bonn Eobe eines poInifbeu Ba.
tEipteu in 0Iincp, Sa., beri9tet Die oolt,se
v@erWania;s nAm Abenoe res 80. De3em,
Der farb bsi sompe Boint zip aabelaHnter
j
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eas ganffaaintettt in gsIlfesbarre

Us lite barre. Yennl-, 3. Sanuar. -
Seine Der bieiisen Banten auBer Der, Ululers'
Saoinqs Sanf" ideint burt bas Souimeut
Der SaHfFrnla Sennett, Bbelps & Comp. in
SerlsGsnbelt gebraft morbeu su ieiu. Inter
ben SepoNtoren Der yWtnsrs' Baut" 1T elm
panif ausgebrod]en, uno Die Dlreftpren ia.
len iedsSi9tdaise SiinOtsuus esforoert. 0,e
Bafflpa oer falItten Sirula belaufen td1 auf
etwa $500,00O, fpooon $4,000 on Depot.
loren uno $4,000 oil Die ,.Miners' garf"|
selduloet wernen. Die Otitgliebcr Ser NirnaI
erfldren. oab ihre Sldubissr feineu Sent uer.|
lieren iollen.
9is 3ahlunaseiriieflurs murte gum 8 beilel
ourd) ben Santerott s $. Snoncr's unp oerl
g6tperfioe- 8obIen .Gompagn,c" prrurIadf.
:Usehrsre anoere 6irnsn iinO ourA Suoner'sI
SaltHent ruiHtrt lporoeu; eiue rerielbeu, bie1
Drosuenfrma 81. 2Solfe & Comp, uahm Be
rtit8 gsitcrn abeHo eine @ei9dftsiibertraquuq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-04
Gr6nneA

@b;ca 90, 3. Sanuar.-, ,Dempfer. .tSaI
su Goaniton, Sas., lpuroe in Der nersanSsn
ytadt uouitdnolg ourd, Seuer seritDrt. ~
iuit $4,000; Serfid,elung $4,000. 81
@sbduoe 9sbSrte 3u Der sGpanlton lniu'
ftdt."
Guiuc1, Sds., 8. Sanuar. - Die nc
erffe Yresbntsrianer>8irhe in bieier StG
branuts geitern Abeno richer. Der 8erll
miro auf 100000 esi6det, uno bic 8!rfid
ring betrdst $4,000. Die alr6e ioate a
nGf3Iten Sonnta9e ein9epetbt perbeu.
Bort1ano, Re., 8. Sauuar. - Sling
Wolisinneret ON Der @ropeftrabe unD b
Genementbduicr feleu heute firth nen 6laI
men gum 8aube. Wiehrere ssamilien ii
oboablos. Die a4onlpinuerel wuroe a
$4,000 seihatt.
aIbaup, R..g., 8. Sanuar. = 3
Depot Der vOelamare 3uolons&aral.G Comp
81 RouIs's point brannte heute uiepef.
Oetroit, Wiid., 8. Sanuar.-Siini 8
ben on Der WainfraBe 5u 91oolcrafi, Mid
tpuroen beute Gbeno ourd, Iseusr ssrf5l
gtan ladst ben 8srlrit auf SIS, 700,
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$500 s23.ts s917
Arbeitslobne.
1860. 1865. 1878.
Soneu etifer aIaFe.. $3.50 $50 s2.17
Sanonerier siueiter 9lafie... 1.17 40 1.42
aooJ

8asIobner ........... 100 1.50 i.25
Sc leud,tet eiu, boB ein Arbeiter, Der beute
srpei Dollars peroient, belier earau lit, als I'M
Sabre 1865, obsleid, er bamais $3.50 Der.
oiente. Deun i'm Sabre 1865 hattie er fir
elne geipiiie GuuutitGt gebensmitlel $23 su
beiublsu, Die er iest fir 50 srbdlt. Ater,
ipte gela9t, bic erite 2ehiusung lit, eab tie
2eute iiberbanpt gsifdiuGuns erhal.eu, uno
oamit iiebt es aud iebt nod mid. beionoers
gut aus. Sn ben ariegsiabieu uuo unmit.
telbar nahher batten DE arbeiter ole 9dnbe
poll 81 thun, uno mir fiuben eS erfIdrlih, oaB
oitle bon tbnsn ib nod icnen 3uifanDsu su.
riiGltbuen uno bic tbeuera 2ebensulitsl germ
nit in ben &luf nGbnicn. gEenu iie aber be-
oenfen, bab seraoe ieae 3uftanbs Die 6aupts
uriafe Der &rtits bes Sahres 1873 uno Der
nadfolsenoen Sa1re 9epelen iinc, 10 nerbsn
ile bod lieber Die allmdbllge @atpidelung Der
mirtbihaflllden Ssrbdltniiie in Der &iftune
ann Sefielen accsptiren. SaB MIR beiieren
Suitanben entgegei gebeu, nnterlie9t teiuem
.SDelfel. @era0e bic Woblfsilbett Der 0ebens
mtttsl uuo bic eutlpredenOe Ylli9feit aaer
iibri9en Yrobufte iinb Der uutriigIl6lte Seipeis
oatiir. Sn Solse Der flnitlih usrtbsu,rtsu
Prohnftion in ben Sabren ipdbreno unb I'M.
inittelbar ndb Dem arte3e haben mir Den
9aneel nit Dem Auslanoe einsebiibt; burd,
Die geaenmdrttse, anBerorbcntlih bia,ae uuo
babel lolioe Yrooufttou iperbeu mir TIN tpies
Der seminnen. Die gYelt mirS ale Yeouri-
nib9esenftGnbe bon baber bsiiebeu, no fie a,n
Slaiglten uao an Seitsn III baben iino, uuO
iulr wiBten fein sneites 9anb in Ter Nelt,
bas uns in ge;us auf Die Ssrfte0uns biai,
ger adertaus uno Snouirisprooufte iibt1trei-
len fSunte.
60 uisl oiilitsn bic Qrbeitsr in BEN letten
Sabren gelernt baben, ooB ibnen init no,nl.
nell bobea albeital0hnen ullsin nidjt gebient
ietn lam. Ser arbsitslobn lit uno bleibt
ein relatluef gegriff. auf bic 6raae, wts
plels nothpenoige geoiiriuiiis nit einsm se.
sebenen 9obue beitleoigt lusrosn f5nHcu,
funlmt aues az. gSie Der arbstter ibt mo
trtutt, wte er fd) fIeioet unb pie CT nobnt-
Oas 1T Die 9anptiahe, uao mr. tpebsrho.
len bic Sebanptuag, oaB er, loiern er ar
belt uno geroienit bot, trot Ger reonsirten
eObae gsgerwasti9 unaIeidl beisr sefelt IT,
als SIR 3sit, ba Gin 6aB Nebl $40 uno elu
Yfuno Snttcr 60 Gems toitete. (StsSts.)
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M. I'll ,.m,sTs aasiseaams 4 Sa ytr. I'll
epielwaare,, ,.,so ~,tppe,,

gpteItpaaren tttto Ytppett
oon punber6arer Shonbeit,
lopte
Set @ efd,enfen fIr grma d fene
tft iest noDenoet unb Die rebatisie, fpelde ,emnIs
bier er6ffnet tpuroe.
gu einem baIoisen Beiu6e labet ersebenft Elm
Genrp 2 mars.
adbeu: In Baltimore Nr. 211, 8en.9Satttmore.
more, nahe Sbarie5frase;
In Nen.gorf gtr 1854. 1859, Yroabiuap; !;
tn Bottom Nr. 497 u. 499, gaibtnstonffr.; !;
In RbiIabelpbta gr. 10"6, Sbeitnutitr.
(gtcu2S-Sdn1, ,i.O. S.S,)
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Nir baoen ben Breis BON ei6enen $rapnts
re n unb $ lsbtnoen (scarfs & ties) fir 6erren
i'm biefem frabsn 9beie Der Saijon befabeeiest, UNI
s5etertasen iparten gum iettsen ginfaufe BON
Observation-Disclosures 5u bemeaen. :. Nir baben etne
fedS n TIES bis 5u 121s Gents berab. = Geibene
60 Gents berabaeies.- ei bene Scarfs, btsber fur
So perfeaft, foften iest $1.25 BET @tegtnnib,
(ytopH ,oUltel 9tr. IS. xHefts6aNette5trai,e
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spebeu Sire..s ran Yaris empfaHsen:

,,,,.u 49,, yas saas,. Tisben Mufern: 'eGaalen,
'siusnrr nmsueooen asG a gon g. etaastsn, aeIsr,
2aminImss nnS efusu.. a,sr yrs'ee%aesm, graes ar,
aannen. Gais neue Yaaiipss @tr Sinmsm' snO
prdhti9e 6ammlnng franA0iti nns hsuts,hs,
XuG nielfahc Has,uaal franBofher sSasrsr ,ma
Nopitdten oIs ha jino: @iener uno Dl, rop nuD
polrte Weifinspaaren, iiarmorne ubren uno '~Ao'-
NrttleI. 6. ~. 9artoiom & omp.,
SIR. s. Worb br2tpertp,S e.
gaseinrtdtuns ssesenRdnoc 5u iebr bnisen areiien.
(Sept.23-)
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Baltimore, Mo., samtag, bet L. s}amuar 1879
N,e o.r,usao+4e,, aer gNef+.

DE ,N.-g. 6anoela3ettuns" siebt mad
fir5lita perSfientli1ieu 6tatiftifen folgeuoe
ueberiid,t iibsr bic issise Stdrte Der Saufs
fahrtel>Slotten Der Welt, nobel uur Seeid9tffe
in Yetraht sesogen iino.
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Gtitntert & Nuartlea,

gmmert & Nmartle9,
ne. So, Barf straRe (su ebener erbt)
<fssag -Uekorateure uuo 9azsmaler
fAr Dos Snnere bon
air9en, 6allen, Sbeuteru,
eHen.Itnsm 8etamoeu, grtpats~o bnwxaex .e.
S&ilbsr, 8anner, 3irGen Detorattou.u,
Eonpsramfae u. 7. ".
-:0:-
AE Die 6r5ett !rtr6 mao ben teFen tdntIrii&en
gntwlrien sd;eiert unb Bree uno Musfn6runa be1
31teit ben anforberungen Der 3en Il. bes Neiumn6es
ause5ast. GnIn,ert & Gunrtleh,
bresfomole1, Deforateufe uno Sausmcie
fsulh 81 IS A2p.l
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eorst fur ersiee.ms earer sSbae!

Sebt thneH elne Srrderprei1e
gu afIen Breiien bel 0orntan Wr. 10, 0erutattz
Giraffe, au baben. Breisltie unentseltip.
tDes,4, Won)
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@ Dortbeilbaftt Giukdnte
/" in
Tlanborffer's
@6tels@ @aeastme,
&c. 4, @tif 8altimnre Gtrabe,

(aabe ber 8ra6e), Dalttmsss, ~.
0ckae Grten 3tmmemtten jaets psrrsttte rnb
q (etA u&6taen Rytileu. Mue Muttrdae mnem
.1ssnStt Qe1d15yfs (0pgdNs1sO
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Satpb Gnttmoer,
ssr. 10, Giio Galpert 9traf,e,
Gabrifa mt unb mporteur pon
Militar- ,tao 0efeQi9afts,


eabeIn. Gartsln, eMdrpcn, GpauIetten,
@elmen, Dress< unb Fatigues8apnen, Cobb unb
Gtlser 2iten, fSranSen. metalenen Ornamenten,
Duibfdben unb 9tummern unb Elm podes Eager BON
Enfcl.Neifin9 Drabt. HeufIber, aupfer, Gtab &C.,
EosatdFsen unb 1unoe=9aIsbdnoeru.
(sepo8, ,t2Uate)
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%. 8. 8ifHa8,
280 mff- Baltimore Strait. 280

Siamanteu,
elhten,
S6mu6iadjen,
StIterWaaren,
Gperustdfet. Ssctten u. I. H., u. !. ".
n~greiie y btnissr, ois ie, uno beffe Aualttdt
oo%or srt In HT. 28O, Bsjt> jt>Balttmore Strabe.
1Ss.a 'Nts)
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Sele9rapbiidle 9epeidlel..
3nlanb-pfpsldlt.,.

5cridte Der raiioctirien grefe- fhr BEN rDeutfden
eorreiponoenteu".
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-12
PROBATE COURT.
MARCH TERN, 1879, FIRST AND SECOND DAYS


HON. II. s. YoCuM, JUDGE, PRESIDING.
Petition of Elizabeth CorcOran, Admins
tratriX estate Of John Corcoran, deceased, to
sell real estate. Submitted and rule entered
to answer by Tuesday morning.
Claim OF +. Culley & Co., for 1925 vs..
estate Of Thomas +. Walker deceased. Al
lowed as seventh class.
Claim Of John H. Parker for $l35 Va.
estate Of Green b. Parker, deceased. Al
lowed as seventh class. Judgment VS.. de-
PENDANT for costs,
Claims Of Thornton Parker for $50,
Sarah Mcpherson for $S2.l5 and William
Wood for SCOTS dismissed for want of
prosecution, Judgment VS., Claimants for
costs.
Final report of Paul Mowery, admins,
traitor of the estate Of George Augustine,
deceased, approved and administrator dis
charged
Report of VIM, II. Gay, administrator Of
the estate of Frcdonia j. Gay, deceased,
approved and accepted rs II final report
and administrator discharged.
Report Of Paul Mowery, Guardian of
minor heirs Of Daniel Mowcry, deceased
approved.
Report Of Rufus Miller, Guardian of
minor heirs Of George Augustine deceased,
approved,
The March term being also a term for
trial Of criminal and civil cases, a number
ofmotions we're decided and orders entered
in cases of the criminal and civil docket
Judgment was rendered for $27G44 and
costs in favor Of Cabinet Makers Union vs..
Henry Eichof. Benjamin BraXton was
tried on a charge Of having stolen small
amount Of money from Malyinda Thomas
and was acquitted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-12
TIE PENDING SCHISM.

THE CoLORED REPUBLICANS SAY THEY WILL;
But ALMOST EVERYBODY KNOWS THEY
WONT.
Separate the coored voters from the Re.
publican party, and the Democrats will
sweep every State in the Union, with the
possible exception Of Vermont, Massachu-
sets Iowa and Michigan, That party
would, in tact, be thrown into such a hope
less minority that it would abandon lis or
ganization in less than two years. 1t would
not be necessary for the colored voters to
join the Democratic party to bring this
about. The organization Of a party Of their
own, or their absence from the polls would
result in Democratic victories in at least
thiny.four Of the thirty light States of the
Union.
This power, confesscdly in the hands Of
of the colored people of the country, has,
for period of more than twelve year 5.
been welded in The interest OF Republic
canism--has given that party three presi-
Chnts, continued its control Of the Senate
and, until lately, its control of the lower
House ofthc National Assembly, And what
rIturn has been made TO the co!orcd Gle.
nent.for placing so much power and pat.
Dnugc in the hands Of the Republican
prty, for so long u time Has colorcd
nan been called into the councils of the
Executive Is the colored man found in
darge of our custom houses, or connected
Nth our revenue system Has he an cqua.
lie share Of the post offices In view Of
.he official loavcs and fishes that are par
,clcd out by the government every year, i,
ic esteemed Us political equal . ThC
Acrn, damaging, undeniable truth de-
hands The uttcrance NO Nowhere il
nc United States, where white Rcpubli
dns control, can Il negro be found in the en-
Wment of an elective office; and nowhere
Il the North or south can colorcd mar
u found, in M important appo,ntivc posi-.
ton, whJ owes ais appointment TO The fact
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mrs. Oxley is in the city, visiting her
daughter. Mrs. w. w. Wallace.

Mrs. Oxley is in the city, visiting her
daughter Mrs. w. W. Wallace
Squire Coming did little in the line
Of criminal business yesterday.
The Rev. B. Y. Georges little daugh-
ter Annie, is very i'll Of gastric fever.
One of Mr.. S. d. Ayers children is
quite i'll from an attack of Pneumonia.
Mrs. james Craig, of Metropolis, is in
the city, visiting Mrs. c. w. Henderson.
We learned last evening that DR., Mar
cans little girl was still lying in very
critical condition.
Captain Nellis, with his steam tug
Laurel, returned from New Orleans at 3
o'clock yesterday morning.
DIR. AFTER is not suffering as acutely as
q few days ago; but he is not considered as
entirely tout of danger"
Among other things that ought not tc
be forgotten is the fact that j. Q, stanci
sells ~ fine fresh meats as can be bough
In Cairo.
"A meeting of the city council was fxet
for Last night. As the business 'or its con
sideration was, in the main, the same tina
passed first reading or went to committee
last Tuesday night concerning all of which
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-12

he is the representative Of the colored that
element of the Republican party,
Here and there colorcd Repub-
lcan reaches an official position
but how and why! lie does SO because
voters of his own color are sufficiently nu-
merous to elect him; or because no white
Republican wants the office; or because of
some special personal service he has rem
dcrcd to an appontive power. Nowhere in
the whole country, where white Republic.
ans arc in the ascendant, has colored
man received an appointiyc office as Il rec
ognition Of the claims Of his
race upon his party. And now that he
comes forward, after thirteen years wait
ing, and demands Of his party the recogni-
ton he is entitled to by virtue of his voting
power and answering devotion to party
duty, he is insultngly told that "thc time
has not yet come for colorad men to hold
Office" And now, since the demand for
equal rights and fair treatment has been
made, what will the colorcd voters do, if
il is again refused! viii they
summon their manhood to Their aid, and
resent the insult as The outrage it is! viii
they say: "Giyc to me or you shall not
take for yourseIff" viii they teach the
party that is using them as 50 many voting
machines, that, although they are unable to
rule, they can ruin? viii they do anything
to evincc Il manly resentment for the gross
insult that is now added to many years OF
intentional neglect NO; not a bit Of it,
They may, under the sting Of resentment
THINK they will rctaliate; but all their re-
solves will dissipate into thin air, and with
their backs barred to the party lash, they
will again be driven to the perform
ance Of Their masters work. They
honestly think otherwise, we know; but
mark this prediction The colored mer
who in the contest of 1880, attempt &c
Sncair themselves Of the occasion then pre-.
scented to settle q twclveycar score Of
neglect--who attempt to teach their party
that they ought to be considered Il.
better than mere voting cattlc--thc colored
men who attempt to do this, will find thai
their most bitter, vindictivc and unrecntina
assailants will not be white men, but Re
pubicans of their own color We desir,
this prediction to 90 Of record, for just a.
sure as the conditions named, are presented
Just that sure is the fulflmcnt Of our pre-
dicton.
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OF OUR PADS.
Physicians speak In Terms of Praise In favor of the
HEALTH PAD.

IL - AL J. AL.
CiYciNNArI June ", 1876
Having had some considerable acquaintance with
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DIR j, HALLOWELL,
go George Street, Cincinnati,
VIVA, Rev Joseph Emery, the wcll.known CITY
Missionary, says;
CINCINNATI, June 10, 1870,
IIayp had long acquaintance with DR., Forbes,
am satisfied that whatever he recommends he does
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REV, JOSEPH EMERY.
Extracts from few of the Many Letters frequently
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THAT popular place Of resort, the Thea.
ter Comiquo, presented Il great bill last
evening. The female Ministries smiled
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The Catlctts, in their new acts, fairly car.
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|CELLER's COUGH SYRUP.

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MEDICAL
nHE GnEAT BLOOD TONIC

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To THE PuDlIc,-My wife, Mrs. L.. l.,
Clancy, having abandoned my bed and
board without just cause or provocation, !
adopt this method to warn all persons not
to harbor or trust her on my account, as l
shall pay no bills that she may contract.
JOnN CLANCY.
Cairo, Ills, March, o 1870
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-12

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