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THE DAILY BULLITT CAIRO 1 VOLUME X. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. City Officers. Mayor-N. B, Thlatlewood. Triuwurer Edward Degoula. Clurk Deiiul. J, Foley. ' Counselor Win. B. Ulfbert. Mnnbal-J.CM.aHue. Allornnjr WUlUm lleudrlck. I'olico Maggtnil.i-J. J. Bird. BOARD OF ALbKHMKtt. First Ward-Wm. O'C'alUhau. M. J. Uowlcr. Herund Ward-David T. vinegar, C. K. Wood ward. TUlrd Ward-W. P. Wright, Effort Smith. Fourth Ward-C'harle U. 1'atlur, Jamua Kynaiton Filth Wurd-T. W. llalllclay, Kruet i. I'ettlt. County Officers. (,'lnrnlt Judge 0. A. llurker. Circuit Clcrk-J. A. Iteeve. County Jiidtru it. 8. Yocum. Couuty Clerk 8. J. Humm. Couuty Attorney W. C. Mulkey. County Treasurer A. J. Allien. Ktn rltT .Ii.hn llniliwa. Coroner It. Fltzireraic. County CommiMlourH-T. W. Ualllday, M. V Urown. Samuel Uriley. CHURCHES. AFKICAN M. E.-Fourtoflntb itroet, between Walnut and Cellar atreet; service Nabbatu 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.; hundny School 1:30 p, m. CHhI8TIAN-ElKhtenth atreet: meeting Sab bath 10Wp. tu, yreaclilim wUinaay. r CHURCH. OF TUB KEDEEMKR-Eplseop1 Fonrtenta atreet; JlorulliK prayer (Sabbath) 10::) a. m.; evening prayent, 7:) p. m.; Sabbath acuool 9 a. m. Her. St. J. Dillon-Lee. Hector. IIKST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHl'KCn. ' Preachluicat 10:aoa. m., Sp. m., and 7:30 p. m. babbath achool at ":J0 p. m. Uuv. T. J. Shore, paator. IUTHERAN-Thlrteenth atrcet; aenlcea Sab J bath 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday achool a. ru. Kev. Duerochuur, uaator. METHODIST-Cor. Eighth and Walnnt trccta; Preaching Sabbath 10::) a. m. and 7 p.m.-, prayer meeting. Wedneadar 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School, S p. in. Key. A. P. Morriaon, paator. 1RE8BYTERIAN Eighth atreet: preaching on Sabbath at 11:U) a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; prayer meeting Wedncoday at 7d0p. m.j Sunday School at 3 p. in. Rev. U. V. Ocorjo, paator. SECOND FREE-WILL BAPTIST -Ftflcetth atreat. between Walnut and Cedar atreeu; aer vice Sabbath at 3 and 7:30 p. m. ST. JOSEPH'8-IHoman Catholic) Corner Cro and Walnut atreeta: aervlcea Sabbath 10:30 a. m.: Sunday School at i p. 0.; Veper 3 p. m.; aer rice every day at 8 p. m. ST. PATRICK'S-Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth atreet and Washington avenue; ecrvtce Sab bath D aud 10 a. m.; Veper P- tn.J Sunday School p. m.; aervlcea every day at B p. m. Kev. F. Zabel, prtrt. FERRYBOAT. CAIRO CITY FERRY CO. friKYDOT THREE STATES. L!tk LKaria Liana Foot Fourth at MlMonrt Land'g. Kentucky Ld'g. 6 a.m. 8:30 a.m. a. m. 10 a. in. 10:30 a. m. 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p. 4:W p m. 5 p. m. RAILROADS. CAIRO & ST. LOUIS R. R. H. W. SMITIIEHS. Receiver. SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS. Time Schedule: Through Kxprca leave Cairo S A'i a.m. Throuvh Kxrt. arrive at E. St. Loul,.. !S:00p.tn. Through Eipre leave K. St. Loui,.... :0ua.m. Through Klprv arr!i-.- at Cairo 5.10 p.m. !urphybor'acooinmolani li-avi-ii('iroli.!p.m. Miiphyo'uro Acc. arrive at Jfurpuysboro e :43 p.m. Mnrphyflwro Arc. leave Muruuyboro. .. 4:15 a.m. .Murphytboro Acc. arrive at Cairo 10 45a.m. Th Cairo St Loui Rail Road 1 the only all Rail Route between Cairo and St. Loul, under one management, therefore there are no delay at way vtatlon awaiting conm-nlnn from other'llne. Close and ure connection nt St. Loui with other linei for North, Kat and Wet. J. A. NAUliLE. L. M. JOHNSON. Agent.- General Manager. CAIRO fc VIXCENNES R.R. TfJM flbm iimiinu jnu?-j Til "rTrT5ITHE SHORTEST ROUTE TO Ol Jill j AO Kvansville. 17 ArTT.TQ THE SHORTEST TO LOUIS 4 JllliEiO VII.I.E. CINCINNATI, BAL TIMORE AND WASHINGTON. '41 irTT.TTQ THB SHORTEST TO INDIAN O JllUrjO APOLIS,PHILADELPHIA,NEW YORK AND BOSTON AND SIX HOURS SAVED tralna of all other route making the fame v Over connection. t'T Paarcngera by other route to make connec tion mutt ride all night, waiting from one to ail hour at ui all country atatlona for train of con nectlng road. RVATTMRFRTHK FACT and takeonr4:48 ville, Indlanapoll. Cincinnati and Loulv1lle ame day. Train leave and arrive at Cairo aa follow : ' , Mail leave 4:4.5 a.m. .Vall arrive lOMWp.m. Through ticket and check to all important rltle. F.A.MILLER- R0SWELL MILLER. Oen'l Pa. Agent. General Bnp'U L. B. CHURCH. Paenger Agent. I COMMISSION KKRCHAXT3. Jims HInkle, N. B. Taimiwooo, J, II. Moom IIlNKLE, TlIISTLEWOOD & Moore, ' . ' PROPRIETORS Farmer's Tobacco Warehouse AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 'I, ... ; No. 125 and 137 Ccnnerclal Avenue, , CAIKO ILI,. V taLtboral Advancomenu made on Contlgft- mout of Tobacoo, Flour, anlOralu, tVAgi ntaforOoar, RcottA Co. throahlng ma chine, portable taw mill tid thrething engines. Agenta for Champion harveattng uwcblnve, mower and reaper. BULLETIN BINDERY. milE-BULLETIN BINDERY BU1LETIN BUILDING Wasliingtou Avenue, Corner Twelfth Street. E. A. BURNETT, Proprietor. BINDING Of all Descriptions at Lowest Prices. RULING To Order on Short Notice. ruled Paper, Letter Heads, 10 and 12 Pound Note Heads, a and 6 Pound. BUI Head, H and 16 Pound. Statements, 5 and 6 Pound, Bills Lading:, 10 Pound. ALL FIRST-CLASS PAPER. Envelopes, Tags, Cards, Who and Oolorod POSTER PAPER. CAIKO, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, MEDICAL. 18 VOUR BLOOD PURK f Now thla la an Important qneatlon, for without pure aud wholesome blood there can be no per fect health, and without " OOOD HEALTH life I a mere bnrden and wat. For Imp blood the bot mudlclne known la - Scovill's Blood Purifier. It I the trreat Southern time tried and trne rom- u, buu mar oe implicitly rolled ou, WHEN KVERVTHINQ ELSE FAILS. Take It In the Hi i Spring time, epcclally forlm i of the blood incident to that Dtlra anf-rntlnn. nl huaionof the year; aud take It AT ALL TIMES For Canrpr MrrnfnU. T.fvnr rnmni.l.i. ues. Holl, Tumor, Swelling, and tun thou- Hand ilia that coma from Impure blood. JOHN T. IIENRY, CURRAN & CO. Sole Proprietor. 8 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW YORK. i) BARCLAY BROS.. Whole.ale Amnt.. HTTTUAL All) SOCIETY. EUREKA! EUREKA I SUBSTITUTE FOR LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANIES. WIDOWS' & ORPHANS' Mutual Aid Society, OF CAIltO. Organized July Hth, 1877, Under the Lawid the SUU of Illinois. Copyrighted July 9, 1877, under Act of Congress. ' OFFICERS: WILLIAM 8TRATT0N'. Peesideot. Mm. P. A. TAYLOR, - . VtcB-PBEsrDEXT. J. A. GOLD9TINE. - . TuEAarntiA. Db. J. J.GOIIDON. . Mkd. Advmob. THOMAS LEWIS, - Secretart. BOARD O? MAKAGERS: J.J. GORDON, Pbviclan. Cairo, Illi. Mr. P. A. TAYLOR, Superintendent of KcimnlB. AltTHnilfr fntiutv Mr. E. C. KOK1). Vkri.-tv ltriu-kvl Stnn, ' J. A. OOLDSTl.VE. of 6uldtlne Jt Kn. accwater, Whleale and Iti'tall Dtalir in Stl!)le and Kanrr Drv (innHa tt N. IS. THISTLE WOOD. Of Hlnklo A Thlctlewood, t'omrali!on Merchant, fnftin unit Tnhnrrrt Vnr-,M S. D. AVEhS. of Ayer Co,, Comml- ion M.-prhflnt. i. THOMAS LEWIS. Insurance Manager and Attorney at Law WM. STKATTOX. of Stratton Jt Bird. Wholcale Grocers GEO. M. ALDEN, Commliion Mer- rhmit. fktiin Tjua aa JAS. 8. KEARDEX. Ant MieilMioui Valk-v Tran.portallon Company HARRISON HOIPT, Watchmaker and Jeweler CHAS. K. STCA3T. Wholealeaud Re lan irr uooo ana otion ' EDWARl) A. Bl'UER, Mauufacturinz Jeweler and Wholesale Dealer in Vflt(hmk.ri' Tn,ils tnrl Muti.rinla ' EDWIN R. EGNEW. Proprietor bt. I1AZ EN LEIGUfONVcommVion Mer ebant " " Dr. EDWARD R. ROE. V. b. Mnrehal Soutbi-ru Ditrict llllaol Spriupfleld, 111. Mr. S. A. AYKKS Villa Rldee, " Dr. R. S. BRKiHAM. Phylclan..Indianapoll, Ind ia. n. iiun, itcai i,iate Aeont Ktnkuk. Iowa. Rev. DAVID C. WELLS. Methodlat MinUttT OrRnilJiinptlnn. Tpnn. J. R. Gl'LLEY. Merchant Meridan.Mlaa. ICE. JOHN SPROAT, PROPRIETOR OF SPROAT'S PATENT Refrigerator Cars, AND Dealer Wholesale in Ice. ICE BY THE CAB LOAD ORTON, WELL PACKED FOR SHIPPING. Car Loads a Specialty. OFFICL: Cor. Twelfth Street and Leree, CAIEO, ILLINOIS. BUTCHER. JACOB WAITER, BUTCHER AND Dealer in Fresh Meat. EIGUT STREET, Between WaajhlnKton and Cora" mercial A v., adjoining Ilannya, KEEPS for ale tho het Bi-cf, Porlc, Mutton, Vea, Lamb, ttausane, tc, and la prepared to tervt famlllu In an accet'tatile manner. NEW GUN SHOP. Ht E. I1NCE, NEW GUN SHOP, i Commercial Ave.. Of poslte Seventh it. CAIRO, M t 'j IL.L.IKOI9- Guns, Pistols, Safos and Locks Repaired. - , Keys Made to order. CnOKB BORING OS MK ACH LOADING GUNS A SPECIALTY. ""' " '"" """" ' .. " ., - .. - . TWJETTXB "YEGETffiE," ?TT.VBoij)nphylclan,"hanocquala a blood .iiL-IuarlnK 01 wnv wonderful curea af "!rfmedlebad rolled. I vialtedthe lab i u ni.? c?vnced myaulf of ita Renulne merit. hii.SK?irei?,nfom,)l,rk, nu nd herb, each of in ,,,ri. b effective, aud they are compounded in aucn nannor aa to produce aatonlahlng reulta. VEGETINE I thocret blood purifier. VEGETINE WW care tl wor,t case of Bcrorula. VEGETINE I rccommeided by phy.lclan. and apothecarlc. VEGETINE UCaucer.Ul ,0me man,elon curc of VEGETINE Cure worat caac of Canker. " VEGETINE Meet, with wonderrtWc.. in Me'rcurlal dkcaaes VEGtTINE WIU eradicate Salt Rheum f,m th. VEGETINE Removei Pimple and Humor. frTO ihe fwo. VEGETINE Cure Ctnstipatlon and rcgulatei the b,wci,. TGETINE Is a valuible remedy for Headache. VEGETINE . Will cure Dyspepsia. , VEGETINE tcstore. the entire ytem to a healthy condition. VEGETINE Rnove the cause of Dizziness. ' VEGETINE Relive Tamtnesa at the stomach . VEGETINE CurcePaii In the Back. VEGETINE Eluctiallyiure Kidney Complaint. ! VEGETINE I effective.n Ita cure of Female Weaknosge. i VEGETINE I the pert remeny for General Debility. VEGETINE IS THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE. VEGETINE. PREPARED BY II.R. STEVENSJJOSTOtf, JfASS. Vefetine Is Sold By all Druffgists, VARIETY STORl. EV YORK STORE, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL. Tie Largest Variety Stock IK THE CITY JOODS SOLD VERY CLOSE Cor Nlnctt'cnth trect and I Commercial Ave., f Cairo, 111. CJ. O. PATTER & CO. COMMISSION. HALLIDAY BRCTHERS, CAIRO, ILLDOIS. Commission Merchants, DIAUtBt IK vt nro, AND HAY Proprittors Egj-ptian Flot ring Mills Holiest Cash Price ?U tor Wheat. GENERAL MERCHAM)IS1C. O. 13J3. C. HANNY, i ooleialo and Retail ' Dry Goids and'Clotliing, BOOTS AND SHOES, I CABPETS AND OILCLOTHS, CrBOOERIES. ctsimb,tt,u,'a Cairo, ill. 1879. Latest News; MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH LIVERPOOL ORAHr. Liverpool, June 10, 3:30 p. ic. -Wheat steady Winter, 8s 9da9a 5d: Snrinir. 7fl 6d8s4d; California average, 8s 4d Os 2d; California club, Os ld08 5d. Corn new 4s 2d. NEW YORK GRAIN. New York, June 10, 12:01 p.m.-Wheat quiet-No. 2 Chicago, 1 06; No. 2, Mil waukee, $1 07: Red Winter, tl 08a 1 18; No. 2 Rod Winter, 1 181 18$ ; o. 3 Amber, 1 17. Corn steadv Steam- er, 42H43; No. 8, 41Hi No. 2, 44. " CHICAGO ORATN AND FBODUCB. . Chicago, June 10, 12 u. Pork -July, ?9 77; August, 9 90. Corn-Jufy. 37 ; August, 38. Wheat-July, tl 00 V : August, 94. Chicago, June 10, 11:00 a. m. Pork- July, $9 77; August, 9 87. Corn- July. 37; August, 38f. Wheat-July, $1 00tg; August, 94; June, $1 03. TORN AGAPE AGAIN. A SAMPLE OP THE MEANS EMPLOYED B? "REPUBLICAN CARPbT BAGOERS TO 8E ' CUBE BEATS IN THE UNITED STATES SEN ATE. Whatever may bo the public estimate of the swearing capacities of the average Lou isiana politician, the following testimony given by the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of the Packard Legislature, will scarcely fail to carry conviction. It is direct, Bharp, vigorous, and so directly in harmony with the methods of tho Mirage carpet-bagger, that it seqms unassailable. Who that reads and believes will dare to 6ay that the un conscionable rascal that misrepresents Lou isiana in the higher branch of congress should not, fcy the vote of every honest man of that body, be hustled out of his seat, a aisgraceti and dishonored man ? Before the Committee on Privileges and Elections, Thomas Murray, the 8erj?eant at-Arms aforesaid, testified that Col. Souer. the man who handled a goodly portion of the Kellogg corruption monoy," occupied a mom next to his, and that Gov. Kellotrf. on a number of occasions, directed him to conduct members of the Legislature to Souer's office which he did. Question. Did they ever tell you what nicy went iorf Answer, somn nf t mm have. Q. What did they tell you? Mr. Shellabaraer objected, nn th that the question proposed to elicit merelv Finally Mr. Hill moved thnt tin, be admitted. Carried Hill. VancR. Hom. ton and Bitily voting in the affirmative, and Ingalls and Cameron in the negative. The witness said that thn mnn turhn nomn w wwa nv before the election of the senator were hard up, and when they came they gener ally went to the governor for ; 1 A LITTLE MOVE V Some ot the men he took nntn Rmmr'e office. . They told him that they went to see when their warrants would be ready, and umcia iu mil money. Q. Money for what? A. Voting for Gov. Kellogt;. I saw some men have as high as $200, which they said theygot for voting for Kellotrtr. ITft hnil honnl the offices that mnmbpra nf tho lnrncla,,, had got money. Four or five had fold him oi it and shown him a portion of the money. He could not tell how many had told him of having received money without showing ji iu in in. ins oiiice was a neaaquarters where they all came, and some of them slept there. Tho man who SnOWD HIM THE MONEY were Sonny Sims, of St. James, and Mc Gloire of Avoyelles parish. Joseph J. John' son, of De Soto parish (who was examined yesterday), did not tell him, but Robert Johnson of Terrebonne, did. These were all that he recollected. Tho talk among mem was mar ino price was f .'00. Merrick How many members of tho legislature that elected Kellopg to the sen ate are now cmrtlovcd in tli N'cw oinnna custom-house? Witness About twenty, I suppose. I would like to be there myself. Merrick How many of them were in the custom house on the fourth day of March ! last? Witness Three or four. Tho rest have oecn nut in recent v since Haver wa made collector. I can not tell how manv of tnem were nut in within thn 1hk mnnth The senator was elected on tho spennd Tum day in January. There was a joint session oi me legislature on mat day. The witness was instructed on that rinv to bring in ten members to mako up . a quorum. He went out and brought in live members and then went out to act the other five, but did not ect them. When lie cauio back the clerk fDadgcr) told him there was quorum. Kellogg was. . mm nvf v rAKniniTW. voted f(if as United States Bcnator.and rn. ceived the unanimous vote. Kortomr When waa it that vnn aaw 1ipo members who told you th&t they had got money, , Witness I cannot tell you that, Kelloeir Was It before ar &far tint n1nr. tion of senator? I WitucM It was before tho election of ftftnatnr tfhal ttiMM anrai want in Hrtnm, T stated tothe other side that the mombors hid f sou alter Keuora was elected, and they told mji Minn nn t ah m.n 'Am. ir.r,. (To Kdlo-) X Ci not bring you Into that, NEW SERIES-NO. 300. but you bring me right into it. Laughter. ' , , Kellogg-I do not want to draw myself j H Witness-UKeep on as you are goimr and " ' you have not far to go now. . Kcllogg-Whcn was it that yon had this " '' conversation with these men? , -, . Witness I do not know. It was some time during four months after your elec tion. . ... i . v . Kellogg Do you know what Souer paid 'fe . these men money for? Witness There you aro at it again., Laughter. They said that ho paid them for voting for Kellogg. Laughter. Kellog What I want to get at is Witness interrupting You get at it too much. Laughter. f saw two other mem.' . bers who received 150. That was after - . the warrants had been issued. I heard all of them say that they got money. ' Kellogg-What for? Witness For voting for you. It waa common talk around there. I cannot name ' any one who showed money except the In roga to the appointment of ex-members of the legislature to positions IN THE CUSTOM-HOUSE by Badger, the collector, he was asked Whether it waa nnt thn to office men who had been ennnnoieA mith the Packard eovernmenr. H rnnlina in the negative and said that he hml of them there very hungry, while others who had not been supporters of the Pack am government, were holding good posi tions. Merrick vou saw Snnnr two individuals? A.-I did Merrick Do vou know what it was mtiT for! ! Witness Onlv from formed on rumors. MerricV What were the rumors! .' Witness That thev were criwn an mnrh tor voting for Kellogg. This waa a tew days after the election of Kellogg. merncx was not souer paying out s good deal of money a few days after ' the election of senator? .. Witness That was what they said. There were a good manv running up there about that time and before that time, too. Merrick How many members of tho leg islature were present in the joint conven tion at the time the ballot v was taken . tor United States senator? Witness Eighty-three votes were an nounced. The journal will : show. I can' not answer the question. According to my figures there were five men short, but when the vote waa taken there were eighty-three votes announced. (To 8enator Hill) It would take the five that I was after to mako the eighty-three, and to my knowl edge those five men were not there. Merrick do you know Thomas, of Boa Bicr, who was a member of that Legisla ture ? 6 Witness Yes. Merrick Was ho present at that joint convention ? Witnooo -The journal ahows he was. Merrick What does your head and re collection tell you on the point t Witness He waa home sick with the small-pox. I went to Bee Thomas that day myself. I hated to see Kellogg go into the matter this morning, but I am here to tell the truth, and I am going to tell it, even if I am murdered as I am leaving the town. 3Ir. Shellabartrer. counsel for Twill rUTnr cross-examined the witness as to ' : TnOMAS. OF BOSSIER. not beine Drcsent at tha hnlintt United States senator. The witness said he had seen Thomas sickJn his bed be tween 7 and 8 O'clock that mnminir unit he believed that ho was not present. Bneiiaoarger dm you state positively whether Thomas was there or not ? Witness He was not there. Shellabartrer Have Villi nnv raavMt for saying so exceot that Thomas said h sick ? Witness I am not readv tn of the explanation and I do not think vou oujrht to ask me for it But if vnn rntnn attain for my rcaBon I will give it. Laugh ter, j .nr. n atson toiu me Shellabariror interrupted thn saying that he did not want the statement oi a third party. After some colloquy tho question was withdrawn by Shellabargcr. Senator Hill put the question himself to trie witness, and the witness went in and made a long statement to the effret that Watson, a colored man told him that itwa he who had VOTED IN TnOMAS' NAME that day and that he had got his "sugar1 for it, too. Thomas was dead. Thomas was a little taller than Watson and a little darker in color. The witness introduced Watson to Cavanac (Spoffbrd's counsel), but he told Cavanac that in his opinion Watson was a "(iirtv Rrniinflral." Wntonn hnrl u'm got into the New Orleans casrom-fiouse, and tho witness thought that ava Wmtaoa'm ganio. Granting that this man Murary evidence is true (and it is strongly corroborated by other testimony, both direct and circum stantial) what do honest American people think of Louisiana's Republican Senator, and the thirty-nine senators from other States, who, speaking and acting for the Republican party, voted to give such a creature one of the high places of the na tion? ' A dull, heavy pain in tho sidos, sleepi ness, want of energy, no contlnuitr of thought or labor, these all indicate disease of the Liver, and should be removed by the use of Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills, which will surely accomplish tho object sought Medical Eettlk-Dkcms. It needs' no medical kettle-drums to aid in proclaiming . tho virtues of Kidney-Wort. The worst kid ney or liver difiiculties yield to its efficaey. and as a remedy for piles or chronic rheu matism It has no equal. Sold by all drug gists. ; ,Y '. .... . .. QtntBT. Why win men smoke common . tobacco when their can hoy llarbvnr Ero'i 4 Seal of North Carolina" at tht tars rttrtt . 'r 'v-i ' . , v :,, : i '