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Fifteenth Quarterly Report of the First
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-21
THE PACpER BURDEN.

We hazard nothing in saying that no coun-
" in Illinois bears such an unequal and
heavy burden, because Of paupers, as Alex
ander. From the two rivers, which here
form IA junction, the poor from every quar-
ter are thrust upon US, not now and then,
hut almost every day of the week and year.
IL is true that a strict construction Of our
laws does not make these unfortunates pa,l-
pers, chargoablc to our care bnt humanity re-
volts ut the very idea of the consequences
inseparable from strict observance Of the
law. The poor would starve and die among
us, and their bodies, unburied, would rot in
our streets and commons. LEH
Numerous shifts have been made 10 secure
the greatest economy In the care Of our poor
The emptiness Of our exchequer has been
carefully observed, even to an extent that
has left us open to the charge Of clcse-Rsted-
ness; yet our expenditures have been enor-
nous. Poor and few in numbers as we are,
compared with the average counties Of the
central and northern portions of the State,
our pauper expenditures have exceeded
theirs more than one hundred per cent.
Corroborstive Of this statement we may
mention the fact that during the past Ave
years nearly one hundred thousand dollars
have been drawn from the hard earnings Of
our people to provide for our paupers and
criminals. Private charities have, no doubt,
exceeded this sum, but with this we have not
now TO do, The exact figures are, since Au.
gust, 1868, for psupcrs, $s2,s5e rs; for GRIM
mails, $4o,535 20. In these sums the enor-
nous cost Of jails, salaries Of officers, ETC.,
are not included.
1t Is scarcely necessary to comment upon
this. Il strikes the public mind, without any
elaboration, as a hardship. Two-thirds, or
more Of IT. is not a legitimate burden. That
proportion is foisted upon us from abroad,
and must be borne that the better part of
our natures may not be outraged by sights Of
suffering, nakednesss and starvation.
q The burden Is "too broad for Neptune's
hips, and of right, Others should share IL.
Our peculiar geographical situation creates
it, and we could not, il we would, pass il by
or lessen H. ....ss.s ..-''H'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-21
The state or Superior.
from the aarouette Mining Journal.

From the Marquette Mining Journal.1
We learn from various sources that de-
termined effort is to be made at the coming
session Of Congress for the organization of a
new territorial government over that portion
Of territory made up of the Upper Peninsula
" the State of Michigan and that portion of
Wisconsin lying north of line drawn from
the mouth Of the Mcnominec due west to the
Mississippi river, with the ultimate view Of
erecting the same into State, to be called
the State Of Superior. t ..aU
The people Of this county cannot too heart
lily second and assist in this effort. Aside
from the advantage TO be gained from'a sep
arate territorial or State government, which
by reason Of its own peculiar interests could
best legislate for itself there would be gain
ed in the United States Senator's power
which would at any time when called upon
be able and ready to defend, and to advocate
the claims that territory rs rich and prom
Using ms the one in question is entitled to
make.
The proposed State would extend from the
Sault Ste Marie on the east, taking the
whole south shore Of Lake Superior as its
northern boundary, embracing the nine couna
ties Of the Upper Peninsula of this State, and
the upper tier of counties in Wisconsin. The
area of the State would be about 30, 00Q. square
miles, and the population would range from
$4,000 to 100000. With a liberal legislation
one calculated 10 foster our interest, with
the monies raised by the taxes of our own
property to be expended among us, and the
many new and varied improvements con-
tinnally going on, the State Of Superior
would readily take rank among It's sister
States as one Of the brightest stars in the con-
stellation; and theuntold wealth of its mines,
It's lumber and its fisheries, would be more
thoroughly developed and brought to the
markets OF the great West.
Our upper counties are moving in the mat.
ter--keep che ball rolling, say we.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-21
GITIZENS' LETTING.

There viii be meehpg Of the citizens Of Cairo
Tuesday evening, Eel inst al o'clock at Dr. Arler's
ONCE, for the purpose Of efecrng organic
cation OF an Emlgpnt Aid Society. All citizens feel
ing an interest IN the cause invited. dec2ld2t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-21

life may be felt, with power to the remotest
extremities Of the land, and through all the
ages TO come EN-
Trusting that from the hour of your in
augurntion justice will everywhere through
the land secure quiet, call forth capital, cap-
tai stimulate industry, energy and invention,
and that the nation will steadily rise to higher,
nobler, more christian civilization,
We are sir, your obedient servants
T. A. Morris, H. s. James, l.. Scott NJ.
Simpson, r.. II. Ames ID. w. Clark, 4.
Thompson c. Kingsley, Bishops Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-21

Madame Anna Bishop and troupe are home
ward bound from Australia.
The Prince Of Asturia, Isabella's heir, is
a dull-looking hcavy-set scrofulous boy.
Rothschild's son swore that his fathers
property was under one thousand million
francs.
Hugo reads, but neither writes nor speaks
English.
Rothschld left $500 francs annuity to
every clerk who had been ten years in his
service.
Dickens denies his rumored retirement
from the conduct of AN The Year Round.
}. j. Wiggin, of Exeter, n. H., gave each
OF bis children house and lot ON Thanks
giving Day.
1t Is iusinuated that the editorial staff of
the Pail Mall Gazette is composed of peers,
and that even the ''devil is u Baron's son.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-21
ALOoK IN THE RIGHT DIRurIoy.

The County Court which convened last
Monday, will probably continue in session
the greater part Of the present week, The
business calling for attention and supervision
is unusually heavy, although but little Of 1t
is Of public consequence. During the past
week the Supervisors of Roads for the vari-
GUS districts Of the county reported and set
tied the Collectors bond, in the penal sum
Of $ls4,i5o, was presented and approved,
and the Tax Book for the current year de-
livered 70 the Collector. That officer will
proceed, at once, TO the collection Of the rev.
enue.
In the matter of roads, the Court haze for
come time, been maturing plans whereby nm
carried forward without impoverishing or
expressing the people. The OUTLAWS required
in that behalf are too great TO be provided by
direct taxation, even II there were legal
right TO provide them in that way. Hence
the matter presents Gordian knot not east
~ Embossed. The Court, however, is resolved
70 do what II can, with the limited means at
hand, and, as an earnest thereof, has contract
ed with John Hodges, jr. for the repair Of
the Potts Road, or "Old Avenue"-being q
section of the Jonesboro and Cairo road,
leading from the river near the old Able
farm, in the direction Of Unity, This mis-
cradle and, at times, impossible section Of
road, will be closely corduroyed with heavy,
eight feet oak rails. Upon these the dirt win
be thrown TO Il depth Of Elk inches in the
center, with slope either way sufficient 10
furnish quick surface drainage. The cost Of
this work will reach about $4,000 Other
possible road improvements are being and
will be made; but of the plans for extensive
operations we may not, yet awhile, descant.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-21
Congratulasory Address OF Methodist
bishops 10 Gen. Grant,


70 u. - Grant;
General: As our fathers congratulated
Washington on his accession 10 the Prcsi-
dency, SO would we congratulate you. In
terest, duty and gratitude combined to induce
the nation TO call you TO the Chief Magistracy
The qualities which you displayed in the field
are those which are specially demanded in
the Cabinet, and the glory which crowns
YOUR arms will, We trust, be succeeded by the
higher glory that will crown your counsels.
The principles which have triumphed in your
le.,tion executed with the calm wisdom and
undertaking steadincss which have marked
YOUR military movements, must result in the
restoration Of the states Ia their proper rels-
lions, hdslhrss "a H. proper channels, rights
10 all citizens, pence tai all oar bordcrs, and
the public credit and the national honor 10
their proper eiuhencc in all the markets and
court, of the world. A, "a matter OF feeling,
not merely ~ form, We desire to cypress IA
YOU our determination to pray for yoNr health.
happncss SUCCESS and salvation, and our
hope that your spirit and example, both in
public and private may eyinee the faith Of "A
christian, From yoar lofty eminence a holy
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

THE undersigned informs
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generally, that he has re-
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assortment of SINGLE and DOUBLE
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THE QUEENS DELIGHT

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-27

SPECIAL NOTICES.

"MANHOOD.''-Ano New Medical
Pamphlet from the pen of DR.. Curtis. The
Medical Times says of this work: "This
valuable treatise on the cause and cure of
premature decline shows how health is
impaired through secret abuses of youth
and manhood, and how lily regained. 1t
gives clear synopsis of the impediments
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-27
PROCLAMATJON

By HIS Ercellency ROBERT X. SCOTT,
GoreTnOr of the State of .SOut. Cardinal
NM HEREAS, information has been re-
w ceived at this Department that a
wilful and deliberate murder was commit.
ted in the town of Newberry, on MONDAY
MORNING, the 10Th instant, on the body
OF LEE A. NANCE, late member of the
constitutional Convention, by SAMUEL
MUlsTlSHAW and WILLIAM FIrZGER-
AID, who have fled from Justice,
Now, know ye, that 1, ROBERT X.
SCOTT, Governor of The State of South
Carolina, in order that the murderers
may be brought to condicn punishment.
do hereby offer Il reward of TWENTY
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS each, for the
apprehension of said Murtishaw and FitZ-
gerald, upon their delivery, in any Jail of
this state, with proof to convict.
Fitzgerald is slender built, dark com
pleXion, black hair, (curling litt.,. at the
edges,) and wliskers, about 25 or 81 ycars
Of age.
Murtishaw is shor. in stature, round
face, light hair, with brisk and active
movements. He is about % or % years of
age.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the great
seal Of the State to be affixed. at
Columbia, this twenty-sccond dav
L. of October, in the Year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
slXty-elght, and in the ninety-third
year OF the independence OF the
United Statos of America.
(SiGnedD ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor State of South Carolina.
+. IL. CARDoZo, Secretary of State.
Abbevilie Banner and Newberry Herald
copy one time. October % 70
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INSURE AND BE SAFE.
Richland---In Equity.

c. N. Furman, Trustee, Us. the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad Company.
tn pursuance of tho decretal order of
il June 10, 1868, the Creditors of the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany, whose Bonds against the said Com
OF mortgage, whether first mortgage or
otherwise, whether said mortgage has
been executed by the Company or is in the
nature of a statutory lien, arc hereby re-
quired to rove their demands before me,
designating the security claimed as that
claimed to be for the security of the bonds
so proved" on or before the 1st day of
January, 1869.
d. B. DESAUSSURE, c. Z. R.D.
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PROCLAMATION.

By Has E,rce'lency ROBERT Il. SCOTT,
Governor Of South Carolina.
"HEREAS, information has been re-
wv ceived at this Department of will
ful and malicious murder committed by
GEORGE GALLOWAY on the person of
ELSIE BODDIFORD, colored, on SUM-
DAY, the 9th of September last, while on
from Darlington Court House, and that
the said Galloway has fled from justice;
reward Of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
is offered for his apprehension and da!:va-
ry In any jail in the State, with proof to
convict
And whereas, information has been re-
ceived at this Department of the escape
from the Jail at Walhalla, of RANSOM
RAMSEY, colored, who was committed on
the charge of having attempted to commit
dlaoollcal outrage on the person of q re-
spectacle white woman, on the 2Sth of
July last, near the town of Walhalla, n re-
ward OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS is
Ramsey, and his delivery in any iail of
this State, with proof to convict.
Said Ramsey is about eighteen years of
age, colored, slow of speech, and well
known in the vicinity where the outrage
was attempted.
In testimony whereof, I have hcrcunto
set my hand and caused the great
seal of the State to be affixed, at
Columbia, this twenty-third day of
L.. s.l October, i'll the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eight, and in the ninety third
year of the independence of the
United States of America.
lSignedl ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor State South Carolina.
+. IL. CARDoZo, Secretary of State.
October % y
eB- Darlington Southe,mer and Keowee
Courier COPY twice.
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DR.. Jones, the Superintendent of
the mint at Charlotte, thinks the gold
mines of North Carolina are now
yielding about $5OO,OOO annually.
Gold is found in twenty five Counties
of the State, besides other valuable
metals.
The civil war in japan, it is stated,
has created an extensive demand in
that country for firearms of all kinds.
French, English and American rifles
find ready sale; but the American
Springfield, known also as the En-
field rifle, is said to be preferred.
The violent deaths in New York
city average 1000 per annum, and
the deaths resulting from disease,
but investigated by the coroner,
amount to about 1000 more.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-27

Received This Day.
NEW MACKEREL, in kits. half and
~ whole barrels, Picked Salmon, No.
I scaled Herrings, Fulton Market Corned
lS Beef very fine,) Pig Pork, Smoked
tongues, with many other goods in the
Grocery line, for sale by
October 90 GEO. ayMMERa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-27

Under the head of Extraordinary
case" the Spartanburg Spartan says.
"While we were at Glenn Springs,
some ten days ago, DR.. Sumter Means
tapped Mrs. Brown, who had been
suffering for some years under dropsy
of the abdomen. The doctor drew
from her at that one operation, and
at the same time, ten gallons and one
pint of water. The next day, though
lank and lean, she was laughing and
conversing in fine spirits. Mrs. Brown
resides near the Trough Shoals, in
Spartanburg District, S. c."
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y Canoes from English History, by Miss
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And an assortment of new London and
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NEW BOOKS.

III ISTORY OF THE NEW SCHOOL.
LII and questions involved in tho dis
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Children with the Poets. BY Harriet
Tales of Algeria. or Life Among the
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Talks with Child on the Beatitudcs.
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