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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-14
X FSOLUTIONS.

AZ u special meeting " tho Arab FIRE Com
held on the evening Of the 10Th Of Dc"mbor
tie following preamble and resolutions word
ported by the Board Of Directors, winch were or
10 be spread upon the KYroris, aud Try over a.
slIcrNtOn VI the nsxt regular meeting oi t.o
pouyE
whereas, The CITY Council, Of the city of 4
I.','l. 'I'' Ah oIuhohr", providing Tor the ial
20 al. lhU actual cApousc8 Tor Work ug and rri
10" engines aal Hpplrd'us OF tho companies d \
UlmGdi and, whereas, the Arab Fire Command
iict Their account - su. Il actual expenses FOR n
iE ani repairing their engine, and apparatus "a
term Of SIX months, CummynJ luy AprII lst and 4
Scptemlpu oulH, 1893, anu the officers OF the CuItl
having rendered every facility necessary 10 "A
uiG Guy Comptroller aad CRY Finance Commit i
satisfy themselves that tho account wa corfcc
nNh.l tho meaning aui intention Of the Ordln
alu uiey having refused 20 recommend the pay
oi .ho account Therefore,
h'soltvl, That the report of the Finance CutI
~ iN'V' 70 ne Mayor and ClN Council 10y "
MtiIlh ana John W. McKee, relative h. the ac 4
OF uha COMPANY at tho meeting OF the Board Of n
men n.lu on me Oh Last, was uncalled tor ani
' of that winch the citizens or this CIV mr.. Oh
- o.. me hanis ~ those who lave boon cleyat
report nn Insult 10 This Company
Resolved That we have only asked o, the -
pay tho company ono thousand dOllars p,r SeI
SCRIP or " the actual expenses for working al
pairing 90" engines and apparatus" and thir ha- 4
p.
the Finance Committee
Resolved, That us an Independent Chartered
Company We are entitled 20 certain compcns sat
our services "a, see forth 10 the ord nance nov IN
ult ih' Company only ask a. be reimbursed f. i
90. lihi 'Npgn."- as set forth In their account.
Resolved, IHHt un.,-s Tho said Bill To- paid mi
or U.S. '.'.'uiln scrip, on or before the first y
JtNg1r' l,In, that them t4.- Company under I'd
NI.Hr .i r'gHitHI, aiIl cease 10 exercise the
ton. OF % Fro Company, rs contemplated by ~
OF incorporation, uI Will turn over their pro [
huI 'i.,.H, .i.l Htug r.rl estate, engines AMI Il
rH.s, Goo The Trustees ~ schools Uf Towush
south range one west, M Alexander county, ~
e., educational purposes.
Resolved, Iult Oh the dnnl abortion of these
I.f. Hu7 n' %" rrgJ'ar Company meeting Deco
2i.l INST, th.F sinai %. binding upon the Conn
Resolved, lHHt Che foregoing preamble and ~
lions D." published 10 ID" Cairo" Evening Build
unIIi th" regular monthly meeting OF the Conf
I'"'in."r gun inst, aud % printed notice 30" "A
on ever. niN"cr aHi member Ul o.. COMPANY 4
t,ul .a.I meeting.
Respectfully submitted
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BRAKES Collection

or nearly ono hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds Of Wine, GIN Ale, Beer, Corduds, Superior
Cider, ami much other useful Information for thp.i
dealing NOR manufacturing any on tie above, either
for the trade OF homo use.
sontby mail, free Of postage, Tor % cents Addrcs,
Il. r. NORMANDY, 5Ol Maryo, street, 81. Louis, 10.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the
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IL You want
& . q 8 9 8 .

10 THE WORKING CLAss.-Wc are now pro-
pared To furnish all classes with constant employ
mont at home, the wAole Of the time or for the spare
moments business new, II CHIT and profitable. Per-
sons Of either sex easily earn from Doe. 10 a. po,
evening, and q proportional sum 10y deyoting then
whole Time 70 the business. Boys and eirls cam
nearly much as men. That all who SEQ mi,
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BULLS
ssAES ~ a Il AR ILL a
A GOOD REASON FOR TIE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother:
Benton barracks, No, Apnl 50, isod.

Benton barracks, no, Apul@l lsbN,
Or. JOHN BULI~-ucr Sir; Knowing the eff
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fetal qualities possesses, foHi you tAu following
statement Of my case:
Twas wounded abou. two years ag0--vas taken pr.s.
Oner aud confined for sixteen months. Being moved
so onon, my wounds have not i"aled yet. have not,
Aat up.a moment since Nn- wuIuded, ] nm shot
through the hips. My general nlNth IS impaired,
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that that ~ genuine. Please cApIcs, mv half dozen
bJill0-, and obllSa tAl'I c J.. JOHNSON,
St. Louis, no.
=. $ Tho following was written April 80 lsG6, boy
Mr. jennie Johnson, mother Of Cant. Johnson
pR, JOHN BtLl.-Dvar SIR; Ny husband, br. &.
= Jahutou, was "a silIllul surgeon and physician lu
Central Now york. where lac died. leaving tho above
G. +, Johnson m my care. A. tIrioen year, ~ age,
hc had a chronic dnuhca and scTufula for which
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90 again have recourse % your SarsapnrillL He H.
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to you forit HIS wounds were terrible, but believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Amnndsomc IndnccmcnI.

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TURY' Publication Co., at Charlos,on, r. O., receives
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Che evening alallctin.

The EvESMe BULLETIN is published every alter.
noon. at No. ID Tenth street, (Thornton Block, by
Ohm II. oberly & Co., for circulation by carriers,
e,.nnon, and the mails.
The WEEKLY BULLETIN large eight-page forty col
umn peror Is issued on Thursday, Tor the mails ana
for sale at our counter and by ncw-doalcrs.
eSspocmen copies furnished iREf. Address,
JOHN II. oBERIN h co, Cairo, Nv.
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y. l.. VIC kWiRE, ! foa
HENRY WINTER. %
WV u scHrTrER J Direct

"halts- u. 7 4 LION Auhlftu
Ai'"r thr reading " tlc above resolutions Oh
D"tpHof ih" company thereon. tho follosins re-
l'l was introduced. scranIoi auI Iuog.I
E.a'it. 9, That the fsmr h.Il 81 itein, d. "a n
back i0 tl- fnur. Committee = OBJ. C.tv col
Wih Iht'rIcilpus tual wr claim tho "a hole AMID
t'l fHl 'h" Fa.l Comm Ittsc aaI DomrtFoller Il
mNneu tlu irsu JfeI.- O. nlI our BINS. books,
con d. bAI ut any time g. dec ls tho Jusincs, n
r.I1 POI. i1 o.. .a u! t.lH .Jt.. - lcctntef Isl
Attest o. J. KERTHl
rst-l.t Secretary Arab Pro Cafuya l
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WANTS..

WANTED-Aexsnde County Orders AT so cts
w and sity scrip at 20 cents on the dollar for al
Kinds Of Lumber ana Builders Materials.
AnI%ili W. W. THORNTON
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

Unmproyod Lands m iowa Indiana Missouri and
Kansas, for merchandise or properly in southcrn
illinois; Address Box q, Cen,ralia Illinois
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\ Rare oonectIon.-R owiand's Receipts.

Aa-.e Arts, Discoveries, etc., comprising valuable
Information for everybody. sent by mail, (lrcc Of
POSTAGE Tor 20 c,u,s.
Louis, Mo, scz7 dawly
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Buli's Worm D,s.
trOycri
Nlllaacw, waIKor County, Ca, 1
lima -. Lad.

Jun. ~, leo,
Or. J0rS Bvti-Dav SIR. lhaSe recently gwen
your Worm destroyer" several tfIs-, auf tHI %
wonderfully ylrasluu- II has not failed Iu q single
instance o. have the wkhgI.fJr ,geri. ap dong a
pretty .lrg" county practice, ami HUyy daily Gsr Tor
-um" arsn.c ufthH kind. Ufr free o. confess
has know ~ ~ Trincty uMneu1'4 o. ihu at'st
fafHDftD- fHa! is poo certain aUl spec u i- .r.
IN TIE contrary, ttey arc uDccrlH .A ttr extreme
Hyotcsi tHItAsyu. .- :. anI 1si Hf.a Pea. lIi-
] rla got the maIIrluo directly iIUni you. III con
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Am aware that tto usH 70 such articles l- contrary u
the tDlgangs and pT-'ier - great majority Of DO,
rfguI4r line discard ~ remedy which We Know iu
uv sufficient simply because We may be- ignorant ui i'-
combination, For my part rhlA make % rule o.
use Hl and 'vcfy means G. alleviate suffering human
lty whSh may bc aNo fu rummUlI-uut AcsIt.ilHg
because some ono moro ingenious than my self hat,
leaned ~ effects hlst and secured the sole right 90
secure that knualc1gH. However, ava hy u1 mean.
an advocate ur supporter ~ the thousand - auth's
nnsirUmr that hood uto county that IurIort Go car,
All manner OF disease 20 which ht-A IL hour. Please
reply soon' ami inform m" 9fyour beet terms.
an ~ Vcry respectfully,
,tLlu,F CLEMENT. ". u.
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pR. JOHN BULLS Pnotpal ONCE
NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street, J
IoIltSvilIo, ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny Uniicd States and WJrld. Vide
RoQdcrS:

7 HAVE received many Testimonials from rrufas
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The following nom highly educated uud popular
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Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of aui liz
testimony deserves 90 le written IU letters - gold
Hear what The IOc,oFs-ys Of Buli's Worm Dcs.
truN.ft
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS!
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ark o1lssaa hoard frooa
Testimony of Medical Men.

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and he also improved.
Dr Coffee who has b zen IN bad health for several
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much by the use ofyour Bitters, Indeed tho Cedron
Bhors has given you great popularity in this setlo-
medicine this fall especially the Cpdron Bitters and
SaIsapara. Ship me ria Memphis care Of RiekettS
Nicely, Respectfully,
c. Il. WALKER.
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
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For sale by BARCLAY. HleOS.
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nIvER M LEWIS.
ARRIVALS.

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-06-25
Projections.

As the country is already aware
Greeley of che Tribune has aRai,
mounted the Protection hobby ant
is prcssntingsts attractions through
the Tribune in a series of essays
The Republican press of the West
is after him in argument, ridicule,
and denunciation of his pet scheme,
that benefits the East and taxes
the West The Chicago Evening
Post, one of the ablest as we'll as
most Independent Of it's class says /:
."Mr. Greeley, in his last Pro
lection essay, consumes a great deal
of space in tho argument that mon
ey is wealth. That is what his prop.
osition amounts to. There arc said
to be people in Poland. who argqc
that the world is fat. They have
not yet learned Of the explosion of
that theory, and we fear they will
never be able to get the truth
through their hair. Money is the
worlds measure of wealth, and ex-
cept as to the actual cash in being,
to confound it with wealth is to
confonnd Fairbanks scales with the
tons of grain which they weigh
We know a man who was so COM
plctcly without money the other
day that he could not buy a copy
of the Evening Post but as he
owns several hundred feet of unin-
numbered real estate in Chicago,
worth several thousand dollars a
foot, he may be said to have had
some wealth after all. Moreover,
he had just sent 800, 900 to New
York and other Eastern cities, for
goods, and as he will sell them again
for something over 800, 900, we do
not see that the sending Of the mon
ey out of the city is going to do the
city any harm in any possible way.
shape, or manner" ,4
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The Cuban Arrests.

The arrests Of the representatives
Of the Cuban Junta, in this city, is
a most unwarrantablc thing, and a
great stride towards absolutism in
government, on the part Of General
Grants administration. Spain is
q power as contemplate as it is ar
rogant, and yet the United States
trucklcs to its empty mcnaces in q
manner that is nauseating to every
honest Americans sense Of self re-
spect. We have no wish to Gee the
national authorities take the part Of
the Cubans in their struggle for
freedom, because that would be
doing, ourselves, precisely what we
denouncc az urjustifiable on the
part of Great Britain during the
"great rebellion" But the Cuban
Junta has done no more than the
Irish Parliament did in Union square
and it was not pretended that such
acts of Fcnianism were a violation
of the neutrality laws. We are
sorry to sec General Grant rcalis-
ing so notably the apprehension we
expressed before the election, of his
utter incapacity to occupy credita-
bly, the position of statesman.-
N. Y. Sunday Times. " 49,
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A good many persons, to whom
President Grant S lately appointed
consuls owe money, have invoked
the Government to compel them to
pay before leaving the country. but
the Government declines to inter
fere. It didn't appoint them for
honesty and it doesn't require
them to be honest. In fact q. good
many Of them sought foreign ap-
pointments as q means Of escaping
from the annoyance Of creditors at
home, and in many cases the
Government consciously aided them
in the rascally design. Unquestion-
ably those consuls, who arc running
away from domestic creditors to FIJI
their appointments. will run away
from their foreign creditors when
they come back. The Government,
assists them as swindlers at home
by putting them in . situation tt
swindlc abroad. Can it find nc
better way Of clevating the nation
al character ?-Louisyille Courier
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Not BOrle, hut Hunbug.

The Rochester Chronicle has dis.
covered that The Sun has con-
csivsd q special hatred Of Mr.. Be-
RE. Secretary Of the Navy. This
is grossly unjust. We do not hate
Mr.. Borie at all. and don't believe
anybody hates him. He is q very
agreeable, upright, inefficient gem
tleman, and never did a discredita-
BILE act, that We are aware of, until
he became the titular Secretary Of
the Navy. What we hate is impos-
ture !; what we detest and lenounce
is dishonesty. q
Mr.. Borie is not able to be Sec.
rotary Of the Navy. He is afflict-
cd with . chronic malady of the
nervous system, such that he can
not do any regular work whatever,
cannot even read for an hour at a
time. And yet he allows himself
to be called Secretary Of the Navy
and draws the pay while Admiral
Porter does the work-and very
pretty work he makes Of it some
times. This, We say. is q scandal
Gus imposition upon the country,
which cannot be to earnestly or too
loudly condemned. If Gen. Grant
wants to keep Admiral Porter at
the head of the Navy, let him nom-
mate him for the Office like a man,
aud lot the Senate say whether he
shall DO confirmed. But this way
Of accomplishing the same end by
making dummy Of poor Mr.. Boric,
is neither honorable nor decent. -
He took tho lead in giving Gen.
Grant house, and his appointment
to high Office may have seemed t.
tho President proper return fol
that favor !; but before the transac.
tion 10 completed the parties to j,
will doubtless understand that i
they have not been guilty of I
crime. they hare committed one o
those blunders that are worse thar
crimes.-N. Y. Sun. (Rad.)
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Ku KLux.-The following is
telegraphed from Augusta, Georgia;
but very few radical papers have
the manliness to publish it: .@
A letter from Sandersonville,
Washington county, to the Chroni-
Gle, states that Colonel Il. W.
Flournce, a Democratic member in
the Legislature, was murdered in
his own field, yesterday, by a negro
man in bis employ. $780, -.r.l.
We are not certain after all but
Bullock was right when he sent to
Washington for troops. The negroes
are becoming most too affcctionate.
Wouldn't this have been a nice
item for Radicals to publish with a
fash head ifit had only been a
Radical negro killed by Democrat.
Circumstances alter cases very
much, sometimes. -.-t.. In IND
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A leading republican ne wspaper
in New York says that in the months
Of March. April, and May the Sec
rotary Of tho treasury contracted
the currency $40, 600, S93. This
is at the rate Of So, 200. 900 per
month and something ever, and the
secretary has sold more gold for
grcenbacks during the present month
than in either Of those named --
Judging from these facts, the month
~ treasury statement for the pres
ent month will show that the cur
rency has been contracted about
,$14, 900, 900 since the first Of March.
This reduction in the volume of
currency will not alone account for
the stringcncy in the money market
Of which complaint is now made in
all of our principal cities, and
which is seriously affecting the gen.
eral business Of the country, but it
must have had a decided effect in
producing the stringency. We are
told, by the authority quoted above,
that Mr.. Boutwell, has begun
process of contraction which he in
tonds to continue, and 'That the
present administration is resolute-
.ly cndaayoring to reduce the cur
rcncy. and will steadily use all
the means in its power to prepare
tho way for specie-paym
The disposition Of the present ad-
ministratiop to carry out such
policy Of humbug and injustice is
as good as can be desired, but there
is one excellent reason, why it will
not do SO, and that is, that the
coantry will not submit to it. The
experiment has been tried by Sec
rotary Of quito as much nerve as
M. Boutwell, oan boast. under the
approval Of q president who has i'm
mortalized himself by his obstinacy.
aud they were compelled to back
down. IL as..u... ,,rr....E.-. .....-.~.n.
There is less money in the coun-
try now than will satisfy the honest
demands Of trade, and the business
Of tho country is rapidly increasing.
It specie payments cannot be roach
ed in sny other way than by = re-
duction of the volume of currency
Of ono-third or one-half, good
many years will go BY before we
will reach them. If the able and
learned statesman, President Grant,
and his secretary Of the treasury.
suppose they will be permitted to
PROSTATE the business Of the ,coun-
try in order to reach specie pay
lnents, and thus settle the question
Of the redemption of ve-twenty
bonds in treasury notes, they will
soon ascertain that they are grossly
ignorant of the temper and purpo-
ses Of the people The men inter-
ested in tho various branches of
trade are stronger than the bond
holders, and on this question the
interests of the national banks and
the interests Of the people are iden-
tical.-Chicago Times. ~ -
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A majority Of the Washington
Typographical union appear to be
in favor Of admitting the negro
Douglass. We don't see how they
can help themselves, very we'll. If
they do not swallow the negro to-
day, they will have to do it to-mor-
row. State after state has taken
him in. He has been given Office.
Here and there, a radical has given
him daughter for wife. He is
moving on, making his entrance
everywhere. into Office, into the
ballot box, into radical society, in
to tho labor organizations, into
almost everything. Why, then,
should the Washington printers
hesitate? The whole matter re-
solves itself into the question, not
whether they shall swallow the
niger, but WHEN. Let them open
their mouths and take the dose pre-
pared for them by our radical
doctors and rulers. The sooner q
man swallows the African, and can
exhibit his teeth filed with wool,
the sooner will he be received as a
member, in full and good standing,
Of the great radical brotherhood. =
Chicago Times. ....l !,
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Democratic state Conven-
- ..= tr.r4r, rStlOn. tt-"tF -.

The Twenty Fourth Annual Demo cratic
6tate Convention Of Iswa, will be held in
the City Of Des Noincs, on Wednesday
the l4th day Of July, 1869, at, 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose 4, Of nominating
candidates for the following State Offices,
TO he filed at the general election in
October to-wit /: sad a. rat anil r4va
One person for the office Of Governor.
One person for the Office Of Lieut.
Governor. .H5'..' i'i3.. -*''-N-"s-
Ono person for tho Office of h Judge of
the Supreme Court. t-t8 atu,E =
One person for the Office Of 6uperin-
tendent Of Public Instruction.
The Ratio Of Representative win be one
delegate for each organized county in the
State, and in addition thereto, one dele
gate for every one hundred votes, or
fractional over Fifty. cast at the last Presi-
Dental election for Horatie Seymour.
. BY order Of the Democratic State Cen
Com. c9l I'M. WALKER, Chairman.