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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-20

Mr.. John Major has now on hand a
large lot of farm and spring wagons, log
wagon, one horse, two horse and sulky
plows, Testers best, aud double and single
harrows. New and second hand buggies
very cheap for cash or approved paper. Go
and see them
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-20

Mr.. John MAJOR Is prepared te furnish
all kinds of new wagons and buggies on
credit, on approved paper or very low for
cash.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-20
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

General repairing OF carriages and bug
gies. Go to John Major, Tenth street, Cairo,
Ills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-20
A ENCOURAGEMENT.

POLICE MAGISTRATE.
we are authorized to announce GEORGE II,
OLMSTED as candidate for Police Magistrate,
at the ensuing municipal election,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
h AILROAD LINES.

DH1LADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AMI
IL BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JULY 20. 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
tons, 100, $40. 1890, q. m, 230, 400, 100, $50
p. NJ.
Philadelphia (Express) $50. 800, e.44, 1907
o. m 80, 9.48 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2.23, $50, 100,
1902, Q. NJ, 1890, 1913, t.07 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 8.35
Q, m. 6.2 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 1908 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 200, 2.l6,
83b o. m, 1852. 1.04, 4.48 7.0S p. m.
Trains TOR Delaware Division leave for:
Few Castle, 900, 9.2b q. m, LOS, 800, 6.36
pm.
Darlington and Intermediate Stations, g.2b
Q. NJ, LOS, 6.36 p. m.
Islmar and intermediate Stations, s.25 q.
n, LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations.
s.10 o. M, 300, 6.8y, $50 p. N.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.23 Q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 203 q, m,
For iurthor information passengers are re
jerred to the time tables posted at the depot
II. F KENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25

ted, and who are TO decide that the
18th, 14th and 18th amendments to
the constitution are illegal and unccn-
sti,utional, thereby turning back the
wheels Of government at least twenty
Eve years and re-enslaving the four
millions Of the colored race set free by
the results Of the war. We might go on
snumerating many other objections to
the election of Col. Martin but sufficient
has been shown to preclude all who
stood by the old flag in the dark days
Of the trial Of our government, from
giving him their suffrage. For these
reasons the Republican party OF Della
ware will do all 1t can to defeat Col. Mar
tin, and our sincere desire is that such
q union of sentiment may prevail in
the Republican party, as will insure
the election Of Judge Houston, 8. Minot
Curtis, or some other good Republican
t, Congress, and retire Col. Martin to
thu shades Of private life.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
RspubIican state Convention.

A State Convention Of the Republican Par
ty OF delaware will be held ut Dover. on
THURSDAY, SEPrEM Der I'd, at O'Clock,
p. M, for the purpose of nominating three
Candidates for residential Electors, and q
Candidate for Representative in Congress.
The Convention will consist of l6) delegates
rs TO be chosen from New Castle county, 10
from Kent county, A. from Sussex county; ap
portiOned in the usual numbers in the re.
specive Hundreds and Wards.
The mode OF Sc Getting the delegates to said
Convention shall be as follows, viz:
The Republican voters OF Kent and Sussex
Counties will assemble at their usual voting
places at a O'Clock, p. m, on SATU RDA]
AUG. 18th. and Immediately proceed to SO
leet three judges to hold the delegate cleo
ton End the Judges so selected shall, as soou
as chosen, open the polls Tor said delegate
election and hold the same open until
O'Clock, IN.
In tho several Wards of the City o. Will
mington, and Hundreds in New Castle coun.
ty, the Republicans will assemble at4 O'Clock
p m. and select three Judges to hold the del
agate election and the judges so selected
shall, as soon as chosen, open the polls Tor
the election OF said delegates, and keep the
same open until o'cloc9, p. m.
None but Republicans, or those pledging
full support to the ticket nominated by the
Convention will be allowed to vote for dele
gates. The election Of delegates shall be by
ballot.
Upon closing the polls, the Judges duly
chosen shall publicly count the votes and i'm
mediately certify the result to the Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
by order of State Central Committee
b. W. CANNON, Chairman.
Dover, Del., Aug. 49, 1857.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
shifting CarROaa.

Many vessels loaded with wheat
having been lost through the shifting
Of the cargo, led to the suggestion
that the grain should be placed in
sacks. The use Of sacks would greatly
increase the cost, and unless there
was considerable advance in price
in the foreign market or a decrease in
the home market, shipments would
necessarily be greatly reduced or made
at loss. Hence the proposition has
not been acted upon. A more feasible
suggestion however has been recently
made, that is reduce the grain to -four
and pack it in barrels. There would
then be little danger Of cargoes shifting
and the laundering Of vessels from
such cause. The milers of our coun-
try would be given additional employ
ment and the cost of grinding would
60 to the profit of the country. We
have Lo doubt that American mills are
fully equal il not superior to British
ones, and the expectation of bread
stuff would most likely be greatly in.
creased,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25

The DEMOCRATS a. Dover yesterday
seemed to forget that protection to Dell
aware Industries was ons Of the CHIEF
canses OF the prosperity Of the Stats,
AID bad no word to say 10 favor of ii.
Ga the contrary they endorsed the Ma
tionsl platform of ths Democratic par
", which d, olares for a tariff for reve.
uue only which is identical with free
trade and which would shut up the
industrial establishments of Whining
ton. They we're not slow however in
exalting their party on a reduction of
the State debt, which was accomplished
by heavy taxes flched from the large
manufactures Of Wilmington. There
IL slight inconsistency in this that
Wilmington workingmen and artisans
sAO..i act Va SLOW 10 l.N1e.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
FRIENDS SCHOOL.

Fourth and West sts., wilmington, Del, will
open It's Fall Term on the first Second Day
OF Ninth Mouth MONDAY, sept 9th J 10 con.
ttnue during twenty full weeks. All ooks
and other scnool material are furnished free.
There are no extras in this school: The school
Is thoroughly organized. Boys and girls OF
the advanced grades study in separate rooms
but recite together. Tho primary pupiis are
In room by themselves under q competent
teacher. Fairgrounds are at the disposal OF
the children. The school building. though
easy OF access is not surpassed for quiet and
retirement by any in the city. In addition
to the usual English branches are taught
Drawing, Bookkeeping. Latin German and
French. French is taught by PROF. II. +.
LOUBIGNAL, A. NJ, without extra charge.
Railroad and boarding accommodations will
be provided Tor pupils from the country.
Parents and guardians who are uncertain
what school to select Tor their ch;.dren Will
do well to call on us. Send for circulars and
apply for further information 10 u 0 Princi-
pal, FRED. EDEN BACH,
6l3-8td.9tw Residence COS King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
Flag q ush.

Hon. Edward L. Martin in respond
ing to his denomination for Congress BY
the Democratic Convention at Dover
yesterday INDUCED in some rare meta
phorical flights Of gush in his illusions
to Hancock, the soldier candidate fo
President. In speaking Of the "fal
embalmed in glory by Hancock" he
must have undergone a won dsrful
change of sentiment since the time
that Hancock was embalming it in
glory. About that time, il we mist axe
not, the speaker was assisting in his
own manner Of embalming another flag
with three stripes in what the speaker
then conceived to be glory. About the
time when General Hancock was re-
baptizing the old flag in the blood OF
thousands of Union martyrs, some of
Mr.. Martins friends who so warmly
applauded his gush sentimen: yester-
day in relation 10 the flag, we're a t
Dover and refused to have that flag
hoisted upon the State House. We
have reasons however for doubling the
senuineness of Col. Martins conversion
and the conversion of his friends in
convention yesterday, for little pune
turing of his speech shows that in his
opinion it was only when Hancock
issued Order No. 40 that turned the
States of Louisiana aud Texas over to
the rebels that this "sea of glory" be-
gan to shine upon the old flag. In fact
the eloquent Col. strangely forgot to
Gettysburg and the Wilder.
ness where Hancock did the most OF
the embalming of the flag in sea Of
glory, and confined himself to Order
No. 40, ss the principal reservoir from
which the glory was drawn. This
looks little suspicious, and we hope
the portly good-looking eloquent mem.
Der from Delaware will pardon us for
doubling the genuineness Of his con-
version, as well as the conversion of
those who so heartily applauded his
flag sentiment.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25

Me-. MARTIN stopped beneath himself
yesterday when he attacked General
Garfield, and said that tbs Cincinuati
Convention il making a choice Of a
candidate was compelled 10 chose te-
tween tyranny ard corruption, and
it choose corruption in the selection
of Garfield. He is the first Congress-
man who has yet attscked the charac-
ter OF General Garfield. More talented
and weighty Democrats in closer init
macy with General Garfield entertain
directly opposite views Of him.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
MutiIatlOn OF Coin.

The mutilation Of silver coin has be-
come nuisance. To such all extent Is
the habit carried that it is almost i'm
possible to get a five dollar bill changed
without getting two or three silver
quarter dollars with holss in them
or the rims shaved off. Such mutila-
ton is in violation OF the U. 5. statutes,
and the parties guilty Of it should be
arrested and lun'shei. II they can.
not lie found the lest method to check
the Iractice will be to r. lse all such
mutilated coin, an | the proft,b'e but
iniquitous trade wou d titus be effect
ually checked. He is notsetter than a
thief who Is guilty of sch petty pill
fering, and the looner such a rascal
is made 10 realize this the better 1t will
be for all honest trajesmen.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
KINDERGARTEN.

IN
The Wilmington Frebel Kindergarten, CON
Quoted by Miss q. H. Rust, will reopen on
September 18th, at Ill West Ninth street.
In connection with this will DO a primary
class under the direction of competent teach.
ers Music by color taught In both Kinder
garten and primary classes. Sewing rooms
on the first floor. 8l4-3wd2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
THO THE FRONT!

Charley KYLE, the veteran Ice cream dealer,
has made ample arrangements to supply bic
many customers with the largest and cheap
est watermelons that can bs found In TINS
city. Charley has % reputation Of keeping
fine watermeOns, and he would he pleased to
see his many clstomers. Give him call at
his stalls In the second st. market A u orders
pigpptly hllsd, bll1 CHAS, EGLE,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
Delaware College.

The next term will begin September LIST,
1880. Students may take their choice Of three
regular courses of study: The Classical, the
Scientific and Agricultural, and the Literary
or they may make selection Of studies.
Both sexes are admitted to the class rooms.
For catalogues and full Information adj
dress, President W. II. PURNELL, L. L. d.
$40 Inv Newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25

Our DOVER friends are luxuriating
On the most luscious grapes at two
cents pound, and the best Of peaches
at twenty FIVE cents basket. Some
who do not prefer the fruit in its raw
state, take it very freely in a condensed
liquid form.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
PUBLIC SALES.
TUBLIC SALE
DRoPosALs.-rO IRON MANUFAC
II TURERS,
opE1cE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, I

OBBICR OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,
WASHINGTON, d. @, AUGUST IL, 1894
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
flee until IL o'clock III. Of TUESDAY, the 3lst
day of August 1880, Tor furnishing the mate
rails and lator all kinds necessary for the
completion OF the metai-work of the Rear
Bacon of the Range at Paris Island, s. O.,
transportation Of the structure to Charleston,
s. u, .and the erection Of the same at the
site, will be done by the United States.
Plans. specifications, forms OF proposal, and
other information, may be obtained on appli-
cation TO this office.
The right is reserved to reject any CT al
bids, and to waive any detects.
JOHN RODGERS,
Rear-Admiral, U. s. Navy, Chairman.
8I3.cod6t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
KpuC.ArIoKAL.
v { 81 { ! AN

FEMALE COLLEGE. Wilmington, Del
Pleasant home, modern conyeniences health
full ely. Two degrees conferred, or select
courses. 90 per cent. increase oil boarders last
year. Net charge $3.50 year. Forty-fourth
year begins September 9th.
Charges for Day scholars: Primary depart
ment at rates OF $50 O year Preparatory do.
do. $i2; Collegiate do. do. $50, with a discount
upon all for prompt payment For catalogue,
address REV. ]. M. WILLIAMS, A. NJ,
S7.lm President.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-25
PUBLIC INSTALLATION
THURSDAY, SEPT. I'D, 1880.

A BRAHAM MURRAY, UNDERTA-
IN ker, will furnish collins and Baskets Of
all kinds, in the neatest styles and cheapest
rates and at quick dispatch. All wanting
furniture in this line please call at 828 King
street. Orders may be lett at his residence,
618 Z. 18th st.; Stansburry Murray's barber
shop, French ct. near Ezion M E. Church |;
Wilson & Csldwell's tobacco shop, National
Hall or at the residence OF W. F. Butler,
Pastor Of Exon church, 2s9 E.l3th'st. Furniture
repaired. o7ti
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-10

Tho President wss asked II N h.l
e9ld toae, uoder tho constitutio6. an
VIce President Of tho United 6tafee
neo tno right TO count and decIafe
tho presidential vote, whether M
counted e and declared Il IN Tia ~ ~
euede Of tho Capitol Of ln prooenoe
Of both houses OF OonRreoe Ia ioinI
oonveotj0o assembled. ond M M
ooouId Seco4nj1e and enforce L r.
10 9ue eod legal declaration OF the
count. - reply b Gaid that DO M
noe uoeo the o1ooe looGuaRo thu M,
pueed % him, but that he did m fsof
believe that the vice President mi
the right 20 declare the nesnit snd
count tne vote: To refresh the
fteeldents recollection. II be Win
p9s @ by redecting cap, be Win r..
GAIL that DO ueed almost tho ideoticsl
language imputed % him 20 q vorv
prominent Ohio member OF Oonarss:
who communicated it "a I'm ovn
mouse yesterday % the pefoon vHo
9ove your cogroopoodent tho inior.
TIE Democsatio party ca evident.
u pespose % b counted out aeaia.
- thsy wses IN 1870.
How WI ~ haekboae n Nan.
Deo1o tAo OlSai02 .D -
: Al 49, - turned % be-.
lloho bolko- 'I - t.. FL
The Democracy WI b coaated Al.
u 1901. II thsy wis.
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CUNNINGHAM -HERTZO0 A,
the residence Of Alex. Deblieux Eso
10 this city, ct q o'clock on Tueadey
evening. January 9Th. 1850, BY Rev,
4. Andres, Hon. N. ]. CuNNlNoaAu,
to 4tss CkclLI HElTzo0, both Of THU
partsh. =.
Thus II will be- seen that our Hon,
Senator has carried Of ono OF the
tairest daughters OF our parish. We
can but wish them that felicity which
springs ftom . pure love. They have
our hearty congratulations, and With
tho hope that theirs may be . lie
full Of esrth1 hopefulnese and blse.
sedness. and freedom from To many
sorrows.
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mo. $751;
p b o @ L A n ATION
DY The
lllqllIlp n IJl1) STATE,

m pursuance Of su Act of Congress O.
l juno u, 1876, I, RUTHERFORD B
HAYES, President Of the United STATE,
OF America, do hereby declare and max.
known that . public sale of vslusbl,
Government lands will be held Of the
Land Ol8ce ut NATCHIrOCHEO. in en-
State Of LOUISIANA, on
TUESDAY. APRIL IL, 1880.
1t which time will be offered al lands
not previously disposed Of in tho under.
mentioned Townships and parts Of Town.
ships, viz:
North Of base line and west Of the
Louisiana meridiso:
Townships l. 49,, 4, s. G, :. 6. 3. IN,
IL, II, and -, Range 1.
!o.wnships !. 2,s,4, S, 6, 8. 9, 10, II. IL,
and II, Range S.
Townships !, $50, s, 6,7.8.9lO. II.
IL, Is. II, is, l6, II, Ii, i9. %. q. =,
and q, Range 6.
Townships l. 3, 3, 4, s. 6, z, g. H. la
a, Is, 16, II, 10, 10, 20, 81, and g, Rsnes
Townships l, 2, g. 4, s. 6 10 q IN
II, IL, l3, II, IL, is. II. l6. i9. 20 81 q,
and -, Range 8.
Townships !, 2, 3.45 6. 2. 4. 9. N -
ILL., r. J. H. H. 49, 49, 30 e. a. end a.
Tewnships !, ., a., 6, 6, T. g. g. 10.
II. u, IL ~, Is, l6, IL, 10, IT, 10 Il. 20
aud y, Range 10.
Townships !, ?,3. 1. s. 6 ~. 8 10 II
II, IL, Il, Is, l6, IL, l6, 10. 20. Qi. 81
and q, Range II.
Townships :, ,, 1, 5,87 & 9 10 I, !
10. IL. Il. Is. is. II. ia 10 On ~ -
and u. Range II. 49,
Townships s. 81. 6, II. Il. Is. l6. 10.
70. 81. -. and q. Range Is 80
Townships Z. g. II. II ia u IL IL
10. 10. 80. and n. Rance IL ~
Townships 10. II. rs - a ,s ,c
II, IL. 10, 90, q, q, and q Rsn.e Is
Townships II, y, l3, IA. is. IT, ~ IA 4
10. %, 81. ~, and "a R,nc, i6 ~ 49,
Of schools. milit.rv a. ':th '.w ,"r quo ose
reserved foe RAILROAD nnrnnre. iii w.
excluded from tho sai.. *. oae RI" Of Of
ths above lands will bs commenesS m
+: i st.. q ;: :s. q; :ssai,::a: ss!;
~ Kept open longer than two weeks, and |
no private entry OF any Of tho lands |
=. wu - eo@!tted uutil tho dsy after
~ c!oee OF tho public Offering. All
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Our old friend Major II. J. Hear
sIY, informs 10 that be has establish
Cd n New Otlosns 0 3rot.class Even.
~ daily Newspaper, democratic In
ssotimsot. but Independent In utter.
sace. We feel assured tho public
Will appreciate tho efforts OF Major
HRAnsEy, and accord him q warm
SUPPORT.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of Leontine Velahk I
ceased wife Of Frank Haflol
7 EANDRE vERCHER, aasl
II having filed an account of ~
ministration in tho above uauel :
cession. Notice is hereby givo ~
less opposition is made thereto V
ten days from this date, tho sane v0I
homologated, and made tho jull :
this Court.
BY order Of Hon. ]. n. B. TuctRb6
ish Judge, this Sd day of JanuaRy. u
w. H. TUNNlthGl
Jan. ST.. ~
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Koran ( LDOYDY,
CORNER Milan j. LEvEE Srs..
SHREVEPORT, LA.
w ANT ALL THE
HIDES,
FURS,
SHEEP SKINS,
AND TALLOW.

In this section Of the country. And are
prepared to
PAT IN CASH THE HIGHEST RATES
For all the GREEN HIDES, DRY HIDES.
sheep SKINS. MINK. Coon, SKUNK,
OPossuM, Fox, MusKRAr, WILD Car,
House CAT. and DEER SKINS, TALLow
and BEEswAx offered.
Merchants OF this section can address
their agent s. FOLZ ESQ.,, at this
place.
Dec. 20.-ly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OCEE u / n & 8
OF THE
City council,
OF NATCHIrOCHES.

OF NATCHI cOCHES.
WEDNESDAY. January Z, 1880.
TIL. Mayor AMI City Council met to-
day IN regular session
Present-WlLL1S HOLMES, Mayor.
A. Oucournau,
W. n. Ware.
Joseph Xeyser,
Isaac Jacobs.
A quorum being present, tho following
Osdipsnces were adopted:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council Of Natchitoches,
That for the purpose Of keeping the
ditch known ~ The Town Ditch, in such
condition a. will cause a more efficient
drainage, the owners Of all properties
whose fences crows the said ditch, or
wlOse houses are built thereover, are
hereby required to build and keep in re.
pair t1ood gates, at such places - the
aforesaid fences may cross, or building
10 over, on said ditch. according to a
plan and specifications to be made and
adopted by tho Surveillance Committee.
Aud in default If compliance with this
Ordinance IN the part Of any person
within three days after written notice
served on him. then the aforesaid Com.
mittee to erect such 0,NM gates a. afDre
said, the expense Of such erection to ,e
charged against the owner or owners u.
the property on which the gate is erect.
ed, collectahle before any Court of com.
petent jurisdiction.
H. it Ordained by the Mayor and City
Council Of Natchitochps,
That hereafter whoever shall transn,,r
freight, consisting Of merchandise. or
freight Of any G" aracter, nm or By wagon,
cart or other vehicles drawn by oxen
horses or mules, within the CITY limits
Ut tho corporation Of tho City If Match.
tOches. for consideration or profit, with.
out having previously obtained q license
~ fixed BY law for that purpose, shall on
conviction thereof before tho MAYOR. br
subject to fine Of not less than thu
amOd0t in value of the license fixed in
such case, and not more than double
such amonnt, and costs Of prosecution.
and in default Of payment Of snch fine.
shall be Imprisoned not exceeding ten
days; Provided, that All OF any person
charged and convicted with this offence.
shall have six hours from tho moment Of
signing the judgment against them. in
which to pay the aforesaid fine, and If
not paid within such time. tho Judgment
nj imprisonment TO he enforced.
Be it Ordained BY tho Mayor end CITY
Council Of Nstohitoches,
That in addition to the laws now in
force in relation to hogs running at large
within tho city limits. The CITY Mar.
'hal 10 hereby authorized in oil cases
where hoge are found on the streets or
within the limits Of tho corporation run.
ming ct large, q Aforesaid, II otter the
'ame for vale on the spot, and after CRY.
ing the came for . reasonable time, if no
mo appear and buy tho said hog or hogs. |
then said hog or hogs shall be consider.
I'd . nuisance, and subject to be killed,
md removed from tho City limits At the
Expense Of said City. Adopted.
On motion, the Council adjourned 10 |
Wednesday, the 18th iust., 1T z o'clock |
P. N.
v. 81. BARBrE, Msvor.
Secretary T. Treasurer.