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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17
TAKEN IN THE Acr-Slster Jones call

TAKEN IL THE Acr-Slster Jones called
on Elder Smith a few evenings since. Be.
my next door ncighbor, she entered his
study unannounced. and WIS greatly
shocked at seeing him take drink from
asuspicious looking bottle. IIc noticed
her look Of inquiry and said This. S,s.
ter Jones, IS Tabler's Portaline, or Veoo.
table Liver Powder the only remedy 7
have ever found for the many troubles ar.
Using from Il disordcred liver, can roc.
ommcnd H." Price so cents, For ,gle bv
Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17
Cairo, H., Aug -, 1879
A ATTACHMENT NOTICE

"A
Public notice is hereby given TO f. Rocks that on
the 18th day OF May, 1879, c. X. Woodward sued out
of the Circuit Court of Alexander county Illinois
a writ of attachment against the estate Off. Rocks
for SGiS0O returnabc on the third Monday of Sep
TENDER, 1919, to a term of said court then to be
holden in the city OF Cairo, In said county and
state which writ of attachment has been levied
upon LOT OF merchandise. Now, unless L. Rocks
shall appear, give bail and plead within the time
limited for his appearance in such case, judgment
Wilt he entered and the estate so attached
will be sold JOHN A REEVE,
Cairo, H., August 9Th, 1879. Circuit Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17

THE railroad "ticket Scalpers" have no
show In Indiana. They have no longer
any bushes there. The supreme court Of
that State has just sustained the law which
makes it fineable ofensc for any person
to deal in railroad tickets who is not in the
employ of the railroad companies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17
PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING NEW BRIDGE
OVER LAKE CREEK.

Proposals, to be filed with County Clerk, will be
received by the County Board Of Alexander Con nty
Illinois until O'Clock a. m, Monday September
1st next, for furnishing all materials and labor
necessary to build new bridge over Lake Creek,
on Cairo and Jonesboro road, in same location as
present bridge.
Specifications may be obtained AZ Office of under.
signed. corner Washington avenue and Eighteenth
street, in this city, or from Samuel Briley Com.
missioner, at Elco, in this county
TI0S. W HALLIDAY,
Chairman County Board.
Cairo, H. Aug -, 1873
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William Tweed Parker
W
Elizabeth Tinker, William OIL ill f,r partition.
Tinker, Dyas +. Parker, JuGe
Parker, Robert II Cunning.
ham, Lizzie X Hughes
Affidavit of the non residence Of Eli2abethLiukr7,
William Tinker Dyas + Parker, OF the the defend.
ants above named. having been filed in the office OF
the clerk OF said circuit court Of Alexander county.
notice j. hereby given TO the laid nonresident de.
PENDANTS. that the complainant has fled hs bill OF
complaint in said court on the chGncery side thereof
Oh the 10th day Of July, i. d. 1872 Now therefore.
unless You, the said Elizabeth Tinker William
Tinker, Dyas +. Parker shall personally he and ap-
pear before the said circuit court Of Alexander
county Oh the first day Of the next term thereof TO
he holden at the court house in the city OF Cairo,
in said county, on the 18th day Of September 4. d
1879. and plead, answer or demur 20 the said CON-
plGnants bill of complaint, the same and the mat
tiers and things therein charged anu stated viii be
taken as confessed and decree entered against
you according 10 the prayer of said bill
JOHN \. REEVE, Clerk
GREEN & GILBERT, Complainant Solicitors
july Eth, 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17
A ENACTMENT NOTICE

4
Public notice is hereby given to Herman Levy
that on the 10Th day ofJuy, A, D, 1879, Henry
county, Illinois, a writ of attachment against the
estate of the said Herman Levy for 1897 co. return.
able on the third Monday of September, 1879, 10
Cairo, in said county and state, which writ OF at.
tachment has been levied upon LOT -, block q, in
said city of Cairo Now, unless the said Herman
Levy shall appear, give bail and plead within the
time limited for his appearance IN such case, judy
ment will be entered and the estate so attached
will be sold JOHN 4. REEVE,
Cairo, H., August ith 1873 Circuit Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17

THOUSANDS and thousands of children
g each year of Dysentcry and Diarrhua
that could have been saved if their mothers
had given them DR.. Bulls Baby syrup.
Price 90 cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, William ". Thornton and Martha
" Thornton, by their certain Trust Deed dated
ers office in Alexander County in Book ~ ' Page
4Sl and did convey TO the undersigned as Trustee
the premises hereinafter described TO secure the
payment Of seven promisory notes for the cum Of
one thousand COOOl dollars each and payable re.
spectyely in four az five 90 six t6 seven O. eight
s) nine (a) and ten 90 years from date, with inter
est al the rate of ten per cent per annum payable
semiannuslly from date and whereas five (5 OF said
notes are now due and unpaid with interest on
And whereas the legal holder OF said notes has
called upon the undersigned TO sell the premises
hereinafter described satisfy SAID notes and inter
est
Now therefore in pursuance OF the terms of
said Deed Of Trust the undersigned will,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17
LEGAL.
.A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

"A
Notice is hereby given TO the widow ard heirs OF
n NAV concern that the undersigned will Ale his
final report a. administrator Of the estate Of said
Alexander G. Hodges, deceased, az the Augusttcrm
1879 of the county court of Alexander county, Hi
nois. TO be holden at Cairo, In said county, on the
third Monday of August 1879, and will then and
there make final settlement and ask for a discharge
as such administrator JOHN HODGES
July 40 1879 Administrator, etc
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AGENTS OFFICE:

AGENTS OFFICE
WASHINGTON AVENUE, Con. TWELFTH STREET,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17
DUPLICATION NoTICE-CHANCERY.
William Tweed Parker

STATE OF ILLINOIS. Circuit court of Alexander
COUNTY OF ALEXANDER, county, september term,
\. y. 1879.
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~ These figures from the official the New York Insurance Depart
June 1878.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-17

TONTINEI POLICIES
Grow popular every day and made specially.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
EUROPE.
Gen. Grants Reception in London-
derry.
RumOred Illness of Lord Beac'DnS-
field.
Marriage OF the King Of Holland.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Gen. Grant left Dublin Mon
day MORNING, Mayor Harrington taking leave of
him at the station. At Dundalk, Omagh, Stabane
and other stations, large crowds assembled and
cheered the ex-President, putting their hands into
the cars and shaking hands with him. The express
sions of illfeeling towards Gen. Grant in Cork had
aroused the Protestant sentiments of the Irish peo
pie Of Ulster in his favor.
On reaching Londonderry, great crowd assem-
ble1. The mayor welcomed Gen. Grant cordially,
and he left the station amid great cheering, mingled
with groans from the nationaists among the crowd.
The great majority OF the crowd cheered madly and
followed the Generals carriage to the hotel. The
ships in the harbor were decorated with flags and
streamers, and the town held holiday. A driving
rain set in at o'clock, just Grant and his party
drove in state to the ancient town hall. The crowd
was so dense near the hall that progress was made
with great difficulty. At the entrance of the build
ing the mayor and council in robes Of Office eceived
the guest. Amid many expressions Of enth usiasm
from the people of Londonderry, an adore IS was
read extolling the military and civil OF Gen.
Grant, which was pronounced second in honor only
to that of Washington.
Gen. Grant signed the roll, thus making himself
Ulster Irishman. He said no incident in his trip
pleasant than accepting citizenship at the
hands OF the representatives Oh tns ancIe nt anu
honored city with whose history the people Of Amer
lea were familiar. He regretted that his stay in
Ireland was to be so brief. He had originally in
tended embarking from Queenstown direct for the
United States in which he would have remained
a much longer time on the snug little isla nd, but
having resolved to- visit India he was compelled to
make his stay short He would not however, he said
in conclusion, return home without seeing Ireland
and the people In whose welfare the people of the
United States took so deem an interest
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland wholesale Market

TUEsDAY.-Flour is quiet and without change
at the following quotations; Superfne at $50 g
4 co, Extra Spring rs q 25; Xxx Spring at 25 q
IT'S; Patent Spring Wheat at Z so a So; Michigan
Winter best so; Low Grade Michigan so q 49,
st Louis Winter fair rs q co.; Winter good Is q
8 so; Winter best 90 Q %. The market for Sugar
is dull and quiet. with an advance in graduated of
ac to-day; the quotations are-Fores City standard
graduated at 9lc and Extra c. at SIC. In Grain the
supply is very light, owing to the blockade at
the west and the market is quite firm. Corn is quot
ed for new High Mixed Gear lots) at 4sc new Yellow
&c. bag lots (retaiD at 54c Yellow Meal per busb)
5Oc Oats Gear lots, 35c bag lots retaiD 37c sacked
Bran, Gear lots) at SIS; do mddlings $23. Poultry
is not very plenty and the demand quiet; Turkeys
retail at 16 q 1876; Geese all the way from from 10 to
Isc; Chickens about &c., fancy lots bringing 49,
FREIGHTS are rather quiet and but few charters
to report for the past week, follows Schr Annie
and Willard, Portland to Cardenas with sugar shocks
at 2ic and empty hhds at LII; Sehr Ella A. Stimp-
son, Portland to north side Cuba sugar shocks at
26c; Schr Gov. j. Y. Smith, Portland to Cardenas,
sugar shocks at 23c; Schr Cassia Jameson, Portland
to north side Cuba t; Schr Isaac Overton, Port
land to Philadelphia, railroad iron CSC, loaded and
discharged
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
MINOR TELEGRAMS

A fire yesterday morning at Nos. 70, u.s. II and 70
vesey street, New York, occupied as tea and pro-
vision stores, caused loss of about $Is,O00 During
the fire the east wall OF No. rs fell in, buryipe
beneath it eight fremen one of whom (John Irving)
was killed, and others more or less injured
Owing to severe cold, Mrs. Hayes held 20
reception Saturday.
Calhoun's harness factory at Newark, N j., is
damaged $4,000 by fire.
A man on skiff foated past Memphis, Tenn.
Monday. All efforts to rescue him were unavailing.
1t said that he had been two days on the ski un-
able to land anywhere.
New York Irishmen will hold mass meeting a.
the Cooper Institute during the week to protest
against the insult offered to General Grant by the
town council of Cork.
An Atlanta, Ga, despatch says that while the
vote for county officers under the new law which
prohibits voting until taxes paid, was exceeding.
ly light, the negroes who paid poll tax only, voted
quite heavily.
Several members of the Illinois State Board of
Agriculture from the southern portion of the State
report that the peach trees generally injured by
the severe cold snap. Other fruit not seriously
injured. Winter grain is reported by them in ex-
celent condition.
W. N. Castle, abscondIpg and defaulting city
clerk of San Jose, blew his brains out on being
arrested yesterday.
The Minnesota Legislature met yesterday c. A,
GreDan, Rep, was elected speaker of the House.
The snow blockade at Buffalo is removed and all
trains are running.
There are 200 men and boys idle at Shamokin, Pa.
in consequence of the strike.
Three boys were drowned at Glen Falls. N. Y
yesterday by breaking through the ice.
Pennsylvania legislature met yesterday
The Vermont Greenbackers want to start paper
but cant raise money enough.
Capt. Howgate is urging his Arctic expedition
again.
1t was SHOWING in st. Louis Yesterday afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
SOUTH AMERICA.
Revolutionary Outbreak in Panama
Matters i'm Perm

Revolutionary Outbreak in Panama
Matters i'm Peru.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Advices from Panama Dec
18th to the Herald state that the city was in state
OF excitement and alarm for several hours on the
night OF the 9th ut., consequent on rumors of an
attempted revolution. In whose interest and against
what party the movement to be directed, is not
generally known. An attack was made by several
parties on the ex-Presdent of the state, and some
friends, in which that gentleman and several others
were slightly wounded. Subsequently Segundo
Pena the newly appointed governor of the district,
while passing through the streets in charge of some
policemen, who were endeavoring to restore order,
was fired upon by some concealed parties and in
stantly killed. An attack was made upon Quartet
outside and it is stated that three lives were lost and
several parties wounded. This is the result as far as
known Of the revolutionary movement. About 10
O'Clock the alarm subsidized and people retired to their
houses.
Gen. Correoso on the first alarm went to the scene
OF disturbance md to his presence and influence are
due the restoration Of quiet. meeting of citizens
was called in the government house the 2sth to con-
slider what is best be done to preserve the public
peace and continue the functions of the government.
Letters from Lima dated the 18th of December,
stated that the President of Peru has organized a
new cabinet. The trial of the assassin of ex-Pres-
dent Pardo continues The public works begun by
the late Mr.. Meiggs have been placed in charge of
Mr. Robertson and his son-in-law, and are progress
ing.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
THE AFGHAN WAR.
L he Ameer En- ROute for 81. Petersburg
Gen. Roberts at Kakuli

Il ne Ameer EN- hOule Tor 81. Petersburg
Gen. Roberts at Kakuli.
TAsHKEND, Jan. 7.-General Kaufman has just
received from Afghanstan a, letter from General
Rasgouof announcing the following facts. General
Rasgouoff left Cabul with Shere Ali, and all his
battaons for the Russian frontier. On leaving his
capital the Ameer sent letters to all the English
Generals saying he had lef5 full powers of govern
ment with his son, Yakoob Khan, who had been
directed to decline all negotiations with the invaders
Of his country, and that he (Shere AlD was on his
way to st. Petersburg to submit his differences with
Great Britain to the Emperor Alexander.
General Kaufman teegraphed to Gortschakoff
Ameer crossing the Russian frontier. Up to the 9th
no reply was received. Kaufman advised the
reception of the Amer with such honors as are
accorded to potentates visiting the Emperor.
Gen. Rasgouoff states that the British commanders
are distributing large sums of money among the
people of the districts Of Afghanistan already sub
| jugated, throughout the hill tribes and Khurum
valley. Money has been given to the natives at the
| rate Of six dollars to each male and female
LONDON, Jan. 7.-General Roberts telegraphed
that he reached Kakuli yesterday. The Deputy
Governor of Khost came to Kaku to pay respects to
| him. He will transfer to the British commander
the otr and all records which it is supposed to con-
tain and lull information regarding the revenues of
the Khost and Khurum distraicts. The people oil
khost who at first were unfriendly seemed treasured
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
BELFAST, Jan. 7.-Gen. Grant left Londonderry
today and has arrived here. At Coleraine a large
delegation presented him with an address.
he English Labor Troph,es

BELFAST, Jan. 7.-Gen. Grant left Londonderry
today and has arrived here. At Coleraine large
delegation presented him with an address,
ne English Labor TrOnbles,
LONDON. Jan. IA despatch from Darney SAYS
that the strike of miners in South Yorkshire and
North Derbyshire will not be large as antci-
pated. 1t is expected now that not more than 5000
operatives will go out on strike.
A strike has begun in the wire trade at Warning
ton, which may assume serious proportions. The
masters contend that if the reduction of wages is
not agreed to the works must be closed, as German
wire can be obtained cheaper than English manu-
facturers can make it.
RamOrcd Illness of Il ord Reaconsfiefd.
The Advertiser and Post correspondents deny the
report that Lord BeacJnsfeld is ill.
The Standard, the authority of its local CORES
pondent, who has inquired particularly, reiterates
the report and states that the attack of govt more
serious than was at first supposed, though since it
commenced Monday the severe pain in the chest
and lack OF nervous energy from which Lord Bea-
consield had been previously suffering have been
somewhat relieved. He was able to get up for an
hour or two Tuesday evening, but was much wearied
and exhausted by the effort. The Standards leader
discusses the contingency Of Lord Beaconsfed s
temporary or permanent withdrawal from public
le, saying, for instance, that 'there will be no lack
OF craftsmanship even were our most distinguished
representative to retire. The Standard asserts that
the doctors feel some degree of anxiety in regard to
Beaconsfed's condition.
Frances Demands of Tunis.
TUNIs Jan. THE French government is Lot
sallsned with the Beys action in sending penipo-
Tertiary to Paris, and demands an apology to the
French CONSUL the dismissal of the offending func-
tonaries and an inquiry regarding the dispute with
NJ. d'sauey
Marriage Ofthe King of Holland.
AMSTERDAM, San. THE King Of Holland was
married to Princess Emma of Waldick at Pyrmont
this evening, with great solemnity. The Duke of
Saxony and Prince Will lam of Wurtemburg were
witnesses. Prince Henry of the Netherlands, broth
er of his Majesty was unable to be present on ac-
count of illness.
The Plague in Astrachan.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 7.-The plague at Astra-
chan is assuming serious proportions The fugitves
have carried the contagon to three adjacent villa
ges. Quarantine has been proclaimed throughout
the district of Enotaievsk There have been 400
deaths from the disease to Jan. 4th.
The Surrender of PodgOriiza.
SCUTARI, Jan. 7.-Hussen Pasha and the Mont
enegrn delegates were comforting to-day with refer
ence to the surrender Of Podgoritza to Montenegro
by order Of the Porte.
Foreign Notes.
tits expected that defnitive Rus:o-Turbish con-
yention will be signed today.
The Frielet, a Socialist newspaper published il
London, and D lie Lrmterne published in Brus els
have been refused admission into Geamany.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
soREsGN 20, zsTs.

Ar at Sydney Nsw, Dec %, barque Penang, Pat
ten, San Francisco.
At Singapore Jan 4, ship Gardiner Colby, Streeter,
for New York ldg.
Ar at St Helena Nov q, barQue 5 E Kingsbury.
Griffin, East London.
Ar at Genoa 4th, brig Mariposa New York.
AR at Genoa LIST inst, barque Lorena, Blanchard,
New York.
Sid I'm Leghorn prev to 9Th inst tarque Ironsides.
Ar at Bordeaux Sd inst barque Adolph Engler,
Pickett. Philadelphia 9th, Samuel I'll Niekerson,
Ar at Queenstown 9Th inst, barqGe Celestial Leigh
ton, Philadelphia.
Ar at Hull 9Th. baique John t. Smith, Barnes,
Philadelphia.
AR at Ymuiden 4th inst, barque Homeward Bound,
Merrman, Charleston.
Sid I'm Havre 9Th inst, ship Marcia c Day, Ross,
Savannah.
Sid I'm Valparaiso Nov %, barque Isaac jackson,
LorDg, Balcahuano. TO load wheat for Europe Ut to
United Kingdom, 3ls pc ton, or to continent 36s.
In port Nov Goth, barques q Bean, Young, unc (;
Lornda Borste Borstell, for Iquique. to load nit
rate lit to United Kingdom, S7s Cd, or continent AIS
At Caliao Dec II, ship Ell Dorado, Brown. from Rio
Janero, ar eth; jamestown, Kidder, from do, ar
11th; Belle Morse Hutchinson, dsg
Sid I'm Valparaiso 2Sth. barQue Isaac Jackson Lor-
ing, Talcahuano Bay to load wheat for United King
dom or Continent.
MerIiman. United kingdom.
Sid I'm Rio Grande Nov Is, sch Henry Whitney,
Ar at Cape de Verbs prev to Dec 18th. sch venila,
Allen, Portland.
--latest by European steamers
Passed Dungeness Dec 81, ship Reaper, Poole, from
Bombay for Lorgon.
Passed the Lizard Dec "a, barque Webster, CHS
holm, from Amsterdam for Newport.
SPOKEN.
Nov 4. lat N. lon 80 W, barque Samuel E Spring,
from Cardiff for Montevideo.
Nov 49, off st Helena, barque Sam' d Carlton, FIN
Singapore tor New York.
Dec IL, lat 40 ~, lon go 40, sch Lugano, McKown
from Machas for Martinique.
Dec 2, lat s. Ion 81 W, brig Winfield, OF Yarmouth
bound south.
Jan 5 lat 40 81, lon &C %, barque Don Justo, from
Hamburg for Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
WASHINGTON,

The Massachusetts District JudceshTp.
WAsHrsGToN, JAN. 1.-THE President sent the
nomination to the Senate to-day of Thomas Nelson
OF Worcester, for United States District Judge
for Massachusetts,
Alexander Stephens Sick.
Alexander Stephens had an attack of NEURALGIA of
que bowels last light, aud is in worsc condition
pnysic''n IMAM for years. He is confined to his room
,ashington.
Treasury Certificates of Deposit.
The Senate committee of finance to-day, had an
informal discussion of the bill that provides for the
issuance of treasury certificates of deposit to any
person depositing coin or United States notes. said
certificates to bear interest at and per cent. per
annum, and to beconvertible at any time within one
year from their date into par cent bonds, issued
upon the retirement of the per CENTS No action
was taken but the general feeling highly fayo:a-
| BILE to the measure.
| The New York Custom House APE oint-
meats.
Correspondents telegraph the New York papers
that Senator Spencer of Alabama states positively
that the Senate committee on commerce will Thurs
day make adverse reports upon the New York nomi-
nations. He is equally certain that they will be re-
jected by the Senate He believes that Conkling is
going to be Consulted in this matter both in commit
tee and the Senate.
The Four Per Cent. Loan.
The arrangement Of the Treasury department with
henaional bank repositories is that all subscriptions
to the four per cent. loan through them are to be
paid in coin. Subscription Though other sources can
be paid in greenbacks. The subscription of $50, 0OO
900 made recently was payable partly in coin and
partly greenbacks The subscription made on the 80
by the National Bank of the State OF New York
of $500, 256.44, paid in coiu. On Jan. 1st the
national bank repositories held Sal 3667 in coli
on account ofsubscrpons to the four per cent loan
The Continental, National and American Note Com
panies of New York, consolidate Feb 1st
Patent Office Receipts.
The Patent office receipts for the year just endet
are S725,325.
Justice Hunts Condition.
Associate Justice Hunt remains in critical con
ditiou tonight though he is somewhat easier.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE COLD SEASON

having arrived, it behOOves people who
want 10 keep warm to look about them
for Clothing,