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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-30
lIOILL ANYWAYS.
The ST. Charles. I

The ~. Charles Tuesday, the 3Oth inst:
VIM Spencer, No., j Stcin, Ia
Geo PGgram, ~ Louis. J r llay don, l. TX Co.,
II BItuu, turhuuinlc. " Bahcuck, Mounds,
W n chapman. tDnlraliu, W 4 llughry. Cincinnati,
ENHlentluC, tnuuhati, PAmh-, ~ I.uuis,
j Banhill, Memphis, At Bird, ~ I.uuis,
IA MeuduNcr, Ccntrala, g spence Ccutraiu,
OBJ White, Alabama. VI Lnwcnthal Evansville
v Smith. Kentucky. ! y Wolf, New York
j PColhy, - Louis, n Bivhy city.
l. Bullurd, Champaign, Mr.. sell, Missouri,
q W Hall, Tennessee, SW Me-, Brownsville Tenn.
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The day police force is not equal to the de-
mand upon it. Evidences of this are seen daily.
1t is, in truth, inperling the ends of justice TO
demand that the local police affairs OF a city
containing 10000 inhabitants shall be managed
by single day policeman. II is true we have
county oonstablcs in addition, but these are not
under pay from the city, and regarding the
fees fixed by law as disproportioned to the SER
vice, they act at their own pleasure and con-
yeniencc
Only yesterday u prisoner made his escape
because our one day policeman had not learned
the trick Of being in two places at the self same
period. Instances Of this kind might be Of
frequent occurrence, and the officer be held
blamclcss
We have been requested by those who are
most familiar with the consequences of this
police deficiency to call the attention Of our
authorities thereto. OF the efficiency Of our
night force no complaints are entered.
The report has gained currency that another
radical paper is to be established in Cairo. The
necessity for it is very glariagly apparent.
Don't we need tSOo more2
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Now Is the time, until January the first,
TO buy your smoking tobacco at half price,
at H. Movers. If
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LOCALITEMS IN BRIEF.

The Cairo Public School Library assoca-
ton has fund of 5000 on hund with which
to buy books
The appearance of several large steamer,
ut our wharf thi, morning gave business an
mir of increased activity.
Messr, Rockwell " Co., and II. A. Harmon
have placed u, under special obligations for
newspaper iavors. The best American dali
lies may Away, be found upon :hcir coun-
tiers.
The subscription ball in the ST. Charlie
Hotel tomorrow night, will bee splendid in
general and in detail. Two Of the best cotil-
lion bands of the city will furnish the music
James VI. Tottcn has been appointed pilot
of the L. ). steamer Octavia, now lying al
Mound City. Ths Is deserved prcfcrmcnt
and shows that the government appreciate.
at least some of the good men loft
II Is "bruitcd about that a company OF
Pittsburg capitalists have in contemplation
the establishment of rolling mill and extern
sivc iron works, in Cairo. There ia Crosus-
fortune in reserve for somebody, in that limo
here
The color ofthr negro skin and the radical
love lnht ol'NN'N IT, l"Ill no bNlll'I hSNlhet
the insinuation of domestic infelicity into
negro familic-. \ du,ky lord, living in one
of the huts beyond Cedar, raised his neigh
borhood, IL few nights ago, by administering
"tmcly correction upon the person of his
swarthy better half Making drive ut her
with his fist, he hit the baby in her arms,
and, for the time, knocked it senseless Con
yulsion succeeded couyulsion, but yesterday
the little shaver looked tough enough for
another whack.
\ horse, weighing only 2s5 lbs, was ridden
about town thi, morning by n long-lcggod
individual who found it difficult to keep his
feet OF the ground. There was considerable
Indignation expressed ut his selfishness in not
permitting the little horse to ride him, Mt
least part Of the time.
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Port List for the Twenty-four Hours End
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
zen. Anderson Column; Post Boy, Memphis;
Silver spray New orleans; fton,
Indiana, Norman,
Richmond - Quickstep. Evansville;
D. T.. Forsyth. Hat 1sId; II. NJ. Shrevc, Nickshurg;
Talisman, Nashville; Wauanta, Pittsburgh,
DEPARTURES.
Gen. Anderson, Column; Post Boy, -. Louis;
Clifton, Cincinnati; Indiana, Louisville;
Silver Spray, Cincinnati; Richmond,
Norman, Evansville, Wauanita, New Orleans,
Quckstcp, Evansville.
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Century Tobacco at cost, at II. Meyers. If
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WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING

Ia the basement Of the Catholic Church. uu Tuesday
the 18th inst, at o'clock. The class Ia Bookkeeping
will be from . 10 10 pm. Terms reasonable.
drc9sdB
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
Office Of the Southwestern Insurance Co,
Cairo, ILL.,. December . lsdS
Tho annual meeting Of the Sta, khuldcr- Of this CONF
pany for the election of Thirteen Directors, 10 serve
FOR The ensuing year. will be- held NJ the office Of the
company, ia Cairo, on Monday January ith, \. ID.
lNp, from o'clock, am. until o'clock pm, Of said
day JAMES, REARDEN, Sccy.
dnrlllif
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Stall No. Z In Market House,

Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of Fresh Meat,
Saussge--fresh and smoked Hams aud Breakfast Ba-
con, which they will retail az wholesale prices.
.lnrnLllrn
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LOCAL NEWS.

For a good mcrschaum, go to II. Meyers. If
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-30

Lewis Mathews is authorized to make col
lections and to solicit job work and advertis-
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

THs next Indiana Legislature will con.
tain I've gentlemen by the name Of John
son, two RObinsons, three Williams, twc
Smiths, two Wilson's aud two Hamiltons
IR this country, rs Mr.. Lincoln was Ia
the habit Of saying, could not exist, ''hall
slave and hatf fres,'' is II any more like
ly to exist with half Of It's people rule
by the ballot and the other half BY Ii.
bayoneti a
AT o,lOred party Sambo asked Diaai
II he should help her to some breast :
Now, Sin't you 'shamsd, Sambo, to say
breast before the ladissa I'll take piso,
Oh do turkey bosom"
A 0nEEa zoRS sat long time very st.
ten'ive, musiug upon cane bottom chair.
AT length he said Il wonder what fellow
took the trouble TO and all them ar holes
and pat them strAws around 'em.
'wHArs beautiful place Heaven is p
said little boy uOt four years old. nwhy
do you think 'O1r said his mother. HBe.
cause" said he, pointing to the stars, 1.-THE
nails Of the flonr ara 60 beaniiful."
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

THE DEMOCRATIC ENoUIRER 0flast week In
Inmates that when the farmers of Vinton
county come TO Macarthur to pay their taxes
they VIII not mud them reduced. True, not
withstanding we have a Democratic Leglsla.
tnre, and the ENQUIRER promised q reduction
gftaxes ifDemocrats were elected.-[v vINToN
RECORD.
The Record should be willing to
state the whole truth. The levy
for the present. Vear was made be-
fore the general appropriation pass
ed the Legislature, and was based
upon the appropriations for 1867.
The excess of taxes collected this
gear for State purposes will there
fore be equal to the difference be-
tween the appropriation bill of 1867
and that of 1869, which Is over
5000, 900. Next year the State levy
will be decreased in that amount
PortSmsuta Times.
WE would remind the
TIMES that the RECORD
knows but little about the
whole truth. It TAKES the
greatest of pleasure in mis-
representing the acts ofDem-
ocrats; but its base misrepre-
:scntations have not a particle
of influence where the sheet
is best known. Its editor is
just ignorant enough to think
that a Democratic Legisla-
ture can lessen the taxes the
next day after it assemblies.
1t does not know that a
thieving Radical Legislature
has done up the legislating
for the State for the last
twelve or fifteen years--or
at least 50 long that the taxes
have Increased to such figures
that the farmers think they
are paying rents instead of
the low taxes they used to
pay under Democratic rule.
The RECORD seems to be anx-
ious, however, for this wick
ed system of taxation to
be reduced.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
Radioalisrn.

We know NOT To whano orad;t Il
s.. t....a q ..ss....s L 7
u"e ior epe ioiiowiiSg, out u IS 80
true a picture Of Radicalism that
we adopt it, endorsing every para
graph as an exact representation of
noau,,.,..,. q l'..'. y Z,
a. - .so1lsa - 'no t~oe "
Sno ~ ealieu nePuolcan party
Calling themselves Unionists, they
have consumated and maintained
disunion.
Affecting economy, they have
gwen us tae costliest government
on earth. f.i t9
Pratling ofyirtue, theyhave made
1T the most corrupt.
Clamoring for equal rights, they
have prescribed more people than
any monarchy ip Chrisendom.
Invoking freedom, they establish
and maintain the darkest despotism
IN eleven States,
Processing federation, they pro
claim the acceptance Of their creed
the alternative of ostracisn anddis-
franchisement.
Howling about purifying the
Governments they have made dis
honesty and Office holding identi-
cal; sa. s.sss
freaehing principal, they subsist
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
CHE Gnquirer,
The Presidents Message.

In this paper we publish
the Presidents Annual Mes
sage in full. 1t is an inter-
esting" and able document
Some of the buck nigger
worshipping members Of the
disgracefnl Congress pretend
ed tobe highly insulted du-
ring the reading of the mes
sage to that body, because
the President referred to their
wicked acts. The reader will
also find, in this paper the
report Of the Secretary Of the
Navy and the Postmaster
General.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
MARTHUR YNTON COUNTY OHIO TURSDAY DECEMBER "a 1865

you cut Of your diti as most al.
ways do In ny own case. Miti Smith you
had better think Of IT,
Ths result Of this counsel wA6ihst Miss
Smith sent IN her snbscripiioi.
Early one bright Monday 1ofhing the
good people Of Maysville rsnkrksd that
= marvellous change had comoolt the new
millinery ami dress making e.labllsh-
msnt they bad OF lats almost ieuorei.
bow beautifully you have tlted up.
Miss Smith, said her friend who bad been
invited 10 take look within.
I've started anew as branch Of MIR.
DENoRss EBPoRlum ov PAsaIbxs. the
headquarters OF liEMoHEsT's aidsrnLY ~
I'm very thankful to you for IQehtioning
the Magasins to me, for you 81 II has
helped me out OF nv troublo. y
How did you pPosper7' nsksdlhe same
friend some time later In tho month
dropping iu' 70 see II Miss Smiths hopes
had been realized.
Oh. ! never did So.WslI WAY, can
work with 80 much satisfaction n myself
| and every one of my cuefomtt and +
have such Q variety Of beautiful STYLES
that even the ladies from the ci-y board
ing hereabon.s, find sll they require
Time fitted swiftly by, and sgain the
sewing cir5le had met At Widow Mays
what vast improvement there has
been In our village since we have taken
DEKoREsr'S MiETHLYp exclaimed Mira.
Brown during pause 10 the ponversa.
tion. Mrs. Hart did you take Mrs
wells's advice and subscribe fsr the vii.
lage papsr2'
Yes, and must say Il Was iust rs she
said--Mr Halt and l have resolved new
er 10 do without il again. He thinks II
saves him great deal more than his
false notion Of economy ever did,
That is my opinion Of the magazine
Besides We are certainly all brighter.
and better, and happier, and wiser
through it's influence. It IL the general
remsrk There Is now one thing FOR
which | have . great ambition. That Is
to make up club large enough 10 get, as
premium, an organ for the church. 1
have already set about il by applying 10
some Of my friends. | fnd l have only
10 chow q copy Of the Monthly 10 con vince
them Of Its merits. Il speaks for6egeIf
and they have been so onthusisssic IN
their appreciation as to set their names
down upon my list Immediately. Will
any Of you aid ms2'
Every voice chimed assent. As women
always do when they have pet object
at heart, they went 10 work with viii
and energy, and found their task 90 easy,
that In few days the entire subscri ption
VAS on it's journey to the Publisher Of
DEAoaEsr'S MONTHLY, No. Sss Broadway
New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
T1MEs FIXED
-YOR-
HOLDING COURTS
IN TnE
SEVENTHJUDICIAL
DISTRICT,
A-oF--
THE STATE OF OHIO,
--YoR--
r1zm xDAR 1860.
THE STATE or OHIO,
rHm YDAR 1850.

ORDERED. That the district Courts and
Courts Of Common Pleas, Tor the yeas
1909, In and for the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict OF the State OF Ohio, shall commence
at the Times .ollowing, to-wit:
DISTRICT COURTS.
In Washington county, Thursday,
April 8.
In Meigs county, Monday, April IL.
In Gallia county, Thursday, April
~15.
In Lawrence county, Monday, Arpil
19
In Scioto county, Thursday, April
%.
In Pike county, Monday, April 26.
In Perry county, Tuesday, August
81. M uis
In Fairfield county, Thursday, Sep.
tember 2.
In Hooking county, Monday, Sep
tember 6.
In Athens county, Thursday, Sep
TEMPER y.
In Vinton county, Monday, Sep
tember l3.
In Jackson county, Thursday, Sep
tember Is.
COMM ON PLEAS
COURTS.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In Perry county, Tuesday, Februa-
ry 3; Tuesday, May II; Tuesday,
October s.
In Fairfield county, Monday, Feb
ruary %; Monday, May "a; Mon.
day, October IS.
In Hooking county, Monday. March
Is; Monday, June IA; Monday,
November 8.
SECOND ASUB-DIV1SION.
In Pike county, Monday, February
l; Tuesday, April "a; Monday,
September 20.
In Lawrence county, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 3; Tuesday, May 4; TreS-
day, September 28.
In Scioto county, Monday, March
8; Monday, May 81; Monday, 0c
tober 25.
In Jackson county, Monday, March
l; Monday, May "a; Monday,
October 18.
In Vinton county, Monday, March
10; Monday, juno 81; Monday,
November %.
THIRD sUB-DTvIsIoN. A
In Washington county, Tuesday,
February 2; Tuesday, April ~;
Tuesday, September 21. os,
In Athens county, Tuesday, Febru-
ary %, Monday, May II; Monday,
"a October 1S. 'a
In Gallia county, Monday, March
8; Tuesday, Nay rs; Monday,
November L. so i-,f
In Meigs county, Monday, March
22 Monday, Juno Il; Monday,
November Is. ID;
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have hereun.
2 set our hands, this SOth day Of October, A.
ERAsTUs Al GUTHRIE,l al
hlLAS H. WRIGHT, i4eaf ias
l't WILLIAM B. LOOMS, Judges.
MARTIN GRAIN, 3aaj FlSa
JOHN p. PLYLEY, 1se p q
The STATE OF OHIO. VINroN CorNTY. .ss. d,
l. GEORGE LANTZ, Clerk OF the Court Of
Common Pleas, in and for said County, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is truly ta-
zen Z and copied nom the original order ON
nlo In my Office. a Ha. .i7A.i ili a3f 4 (.
8 mrGS WITNESS my hand and the seal
SSeESES 4 Of said Court. at Macarthur, this
--e>| 9th day ofNovember, AID. 1888.
3 gfs GEORGE LANTZ, Clerk.
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ORDERED. That the district Courts and
Courts Of Common Pleas, for the year
lSeS, in and for the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict ofthe State OF Ohio, shall commence
at the Times ollowing, to-wit:
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a great Pathological work. Not an adver.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-01
The Nose.

My HEARERS: The above is a subject
upon which there has been a great deal
written and said. might assert with
ont fear of contradiction, that no organ
of (auy) sense has received SO much
".blowing" us the nose. 1t is SO promi-
nent that it is often the first feature that
strikes you i'll 4 stranger, particularly 1t
YOU come in contact with him face to
face Small noses arc said to denote III
decision of character and narrow views
It follows, then, that big noses are at
tended by broad views-cause,l probably
by the increased width between the eyes.
1t isn't always the person who has the
most nose that knows the most. The
elephant (Which, gentlemen and ladies,
is the largest ahins;rl in the known world)
has got Il remarkable development of
nose. 1t is very convenient for picking
crackers out of the boys hats at shows,
squirting water tbrough, etc.; but the
elephant isn't half as knowing as the
monkey, who hasn't any nose at all. only
Il dent in the face and two small ginlst
holes ~, ,-....--- --y.I..fr
"Plain as the nose Oh a mans face" Is
a very coBvnoH, and at the same time i
very incorrect expression, for the merest
tyro in geography win tell you that the
nose is a prolnontory and not plane
unless it has been planned OF, in which
case the comparison would hold good.
The nose Is the only organ that can
sneeze, hence, no matter how iionieiy II
is, it is not 10 be " sheezed at" by any OF
the other organs.
The "Ronia,i rose" was very popular
amopg the ancient Romans, because the
most Of them had it. With them, not to
Know the pride Roman nose"
wa, not to be Roman. Romalus, who
founded Rome, and hence was the. FIRST
Roman-was the first one who had THAT
peculiar nasal formation. His nose was
straight, originally, but his brother Re
mus, . .spiteful little, devil, pFshed him
oyer a heap of .Ashtabnla cobble stones,
with which he was intending to
build the city's walls, and striking upon
his face his nose was broken in three
places. ....
Thus originated the Roman nose, after,
ward a mark of distinction. A writer on
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-01
Good Breeding.

l believe this matter of good manners
and good breeding TO be entirely in the
hands Of mothers. 1t Is easy to teach a
child to say 'PIl thank you for the bread
as give me some bread , as easy to ac-
custom family of children to bid their
parents good morning upon ordinary, as
guests upon extraordinary, occasions.
Let there be no company manners"
Convince children by example, no less
than precept, that the best they have to
offer in matter and manner should be laid
before those they love most earnestly
y boy taught at ten to enter the parlor,
and bcw to his mothers friend, will do
it with case and selfpessession at twen-
ty. For what, after all, is ease of man.
ner but politeness long practieed and in1
corpOrated rs an unconscious constituent
of the individual !? 1t may be well for
us to remember the original significance
OF gentleman, ,gentlewoman-terms which
l fear would never have grown out Of
"le clustering carriage of large class
OF modern gallants. "Gentle blood' and
'noble lineage" were synonyms iu those
old days. ''.Sudviter an naodo, foriter
an re" was the Latin proverb and it has
often occurred to the writer that we, Of
the present generation, are morein dan
ger of forgetting the mildness OF manner
than the strength in deed.
-, ISpr:nqtieLd ReDaEblScQa,