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Mr. Treasurer Spinner is very able
ard respectable officer OF The govern
mept, and the coun'ry has been tortunate
in having lad his services; but that is no
reason why Mr. Spinner should rush into
print with long letter in reply to every
thing that is said or printed upon the
subject Of national finance. snd which in
no way involves him personally. ue
has blessed the country with several let
terz, in which he has aimed at the in
struction Of the people; but there is a
danger Ct his doing too much. In one of
his letters hc aptly described the danger
10 be apfIchendcd from steam engine
running without governor. Let him
read aLtl profit by his own illustration.
The country ard Congress have now a
realizing sense Of how much Mr., Spinner
knows upon This subject, and, having in
fo1mtd them upon that point, he can
sltord TO wait until Congress and the
public call upon him for another fnstruc-
tive Essay.
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Sorth Carolina Treasury IL empty.
a hairless tqu!s1c1 has hccp}ffflcd ucsr Nutchcz
Mlse.
The sun has appeared as morning pape, !,
louisville. ~.
In st. Clair County, Ata., s.ox acre. Of eoot
land recently sold for 1880.
Alaska eontalcs SD, 600 900 aese.. for uAfch rr
paid lees than two censs NJ sczc
nanec and Belgium, isss month. sent the Pope
4,o0noo cartridges 8ud 500 eaus.
The supplies OF the military hospital At CiY.t.
YeeehiA hare been renered Tor 1853.
The 1e$tdent OF The Texas Corstltu.toral Con.
renl!o1 il paid SIG day.
a Missouri thief WAS me1p enough to steal a
tombstone from ratlro&d stauop.
me COS tx adds $1,000 tha1ess yes. 10 the
Berlin Treasury.
In one 5eas Ca1ertt.ts trade IN oaiuu, amounts
to sesrfal millions oipoands ktct'soz.
1ne pewa IN Rev. Or. Ellis ncw church. in
Ecstoo, asc valued at %lD 600.
III t1oftdcucc. II. l., attccu Temperance meet
ing arc held each week. Two are held Oh sun
day. 9~ ~"
TIC tsorze to be used in the Lincoln uono.
eut'as Springfield, Ill, Is to be cast Al Chlcopee,
Hogs found II latgc In the streets OF chsrles,on
:. e., arr Killed and tbs meat dlsui5uict to the
poor.
On Monday Jennie Laws, queen or the dtr.i
monde OF Louisville, 6T., eizued bail bond of
<,on to release negro held on clts7ee OF rspc.
II epeta establishes republic Portugal threat.
ets 70 make Ill hss fo1tretees Ut the mouth Of the
2sRus tzsstlo With ssdcd csnucu,
on she s:st inst about 4 ntlc abore Bear City.
INC can ~err crushed on the Cuion Paa1dc Rail.
1oao, oot 70 peston uas injured.
NO city 1t Clah t4ys it, Aayor. Aldermen or
eounel'ofs. "hose time L not entirely occupied
with sse daftcR OF their efhce, any salary.
Lsxt yesr tie expense OF earring 1he n.f,. IN
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THE PACIFIC RAILWAY

dei ieras Buiord, oce ot the Comu!s.
s:otels 81 the Pacific Railway, is iu The
c'ty, ard will wait the arrival ct his as
scc'aaes Oh Monday, and they will taer
proceed TO The cad Of the line to examine
lofty additional miles Of track. From
aenez7l Buford we learn that the nine
Annd7ee AID twentieth mile pss,-the
polnt 10 which the ro:d has already been
scHpad-stands on or near Qu,kinr Asn
summit the dividing ridge between The
~s'ess that flow into the Green and
sne osa1 N'se1s- The next twenty miles
1au Alofg the Yellow Greek sud
besr KlTer nrd end ncsr the summit b.
tween the Bear ard E tho Canons wh,,a
me secoId twenty miles carry the line
70 "lth1a fe~ mi1es Of the Weber
River, into which the little ,,yu,et ~,
1uts through E:ho Can3u enter,
The lire down Echo Canon ;s
vsT e-SJ It 1ozs1rc:1;n. ~
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Inc controversy through the press es to
the author Of the Legal-Tcuder act nav be
considered for the present as settled. Mr, r.
G' spanldlng t1-Menber of Congress from
tue Buffalo district, has written u letter ia
INC Ne" York 1rkuae, In which he eays:
At the requcst Of Secretary Chase" saws MIR.
Spau'dfng, II drafted the N.uonal Currency
HAnk bill during the holidays OF 1851. Wstio
dong so came 10 the conclusion that It Tnu1d
not meet tho e1igency. and At the close OF the
Dali GRATED a 1cga1-tcnder eecttou, which |
thtnk was Published in the Tribune eome8here
'ron the ssh to the soth December, 81. TAat
uas ~ origin Of fA< L@9a'-7tna.r act. I soon
alef turned 1t into separate bill, and introduced
It into the Houte on the 3nth Of December, 1861
Ihc publication In tho 1ritH7e referred to by Mr..
spRuidtng was IL the Issue OF 51si December. II
was sobably the nsst put1e mention Of the meas.
nfe (Which has since entered 80 largely into our
financial complications, and was IS follows:
The snh-Comrnittee Of Ways and Mems have
eillt Under confederation the scheme for n ma
t.onal currency. and have added the following
IN impettant secnon. tn ElcW Of the suspension Of
tnS M hs1ks ~ n al tue leading cities North:
Circulating uotve authorized b. Ills T act ehal be-
Issued ard put In circulation b. cornosa,,ons and ID
.ns y bee aoeot o. ef
If hetehF authorized to issue SO 0O1 too Treasury
nosSs 40 On .he fst,h Of tho United States, ra7able
a msns, and If sqch drnon1'Ias,ons a. he may deem
shs, shsH,o'1nt' Eos less iaan I've dollars each, which
m;uts dye 10 h Cntted States, and lar ali
uti'sd States to lnatEidnas, corporations, ana
asFoeiauons within the unttc3 States and such
Treasury notes stal! al.o he le1ll tender in nav
meTt M e a. dsh'e pqh1e and privarc within tie
IsH - ,hss Ssa.es and sha oe exchanged a, any time
q tue u1ited states: and The otncts Of Assls.an:
iteaAnFere IN New York, Hoston phtlsdcInht4
u: Leult, and Cincinnati! for acy Or ihc coupon
o. fesisa fed bones which the Sc.srtsry Of TIC
Treasury Is now, Of may herester, be authorized
@ 10 'ss1e, ano snsh Treasury notes may DC rcts.
sued nom time to time, a. tho e1'ecnctc. Of he
runnc tesEiee may require, Such Treasury no;es
s1s s9sM &c flsned ~ TIE TREASURER Of the un,:ci
stane. Or 6y come of1ecr Of the Treasury de-
gsrt1sent ecsixEa;ed by the Secretary of ths
IIlea:nf5, Ina,.5, ard shall be eountess,ened hT tho
Treasury ;h perat:men dsstsna.cd By the secretsry
o1 the Treasury fcr the Register. And aII ttc
psoFs'ors 0: the set, entitled An act 20 euthor.
r. r. sae i;sue ol Treasury note, approved tho sd
aaJ OF lhsemeer, 1851 60 far 4. the zane can
re appl,cd 10 The pn;vi.!ons or thts SECTION, aud
or IeNEitcdr &~'-'~1
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unless the EnoWs prevent energetic
movements in the valley Of the Weber.
where rial. hard work is to tc done, the
1osd will undoubtedly be completed to
Salt Lake before the LIST OF April, and to
the head OF the lake, where the Central
Pacific will meet it, bF or before the Isl
Of May. The thcasandth mile post
WhtIh will stand some few miles down
The valley OF the Weber, will be reached
4org before the close Of the present
Eon1h. Thus this great nations! work
goes bravely Cd.
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navigation OF the Illinois River and the
enlargement Of tho canal to Chicago. OF
What aval 10 bring boats from the Mis-.
sisasppi River unless they have the means
Of getting to narkc. when they strike the
Illinois Rtyers Even the enlargement Of
the canal to the capacity Of steam nay1-
ga'ton requires, In order to make 1t avail
able, that the river shall be improved
from its mouth to the junction OF the
haIkakec. 1t Is essential to all the other
branches OF the work that the river i'm
provement shall be frat msdc, and -
'hss improvement is necessary for the
proper AM. legitimate revenue of the
canal, even as 1t IL, that work demands
the earliest possible attention, and should
be Constructed at once; and ne hope the
friends Of the whole series of improves
menta will unite in support Of the river
improvement, as without that the other
improvements are rendered impossible
ard useless.
As We stated few days ago, The creat
difficulty in getting the Legislature IN
make an appropriation for this great work
IS tic absurd notion that it is a locaf
measure, OF no beutfi. to nny portion Of
the State but thosn c1uulIes having a
river or canal front. 1t is only Necessary,
IN order TO dispel this error, ior the
friends OF the improvement to present
the facts and figures bearing upon the
csse.
The complaint all over Illinois il, that
lhe irelghts are so high that they amount
in sotne cases almost 10 confisca.ion. The
establishment of Continuous water
tEar sportation from Chicago 10 Cairo is
tEe establishment vi IL regulator and cou-
fIoll.t Of i1eights. 4 man at Cairo will
then nave choice Of lines, ard will be
governed in his choice by the rates. The
wEole country traversed by the St. LOUIS
hallway will have the same choice,
Where the canal and river freight is six
cents PER hushel, no pers'n will pay tho
fifteen cents; and when the
GRE railway running north and
south is thus compelled to COM
pee with the cheap frcights of
"aser navigation, all other parallsl roads
must reduce their frciglts accordingly.
There Is not an acre Of land in Illinois
whose annual productive value will not
oe directly enhanced tcn-to!d, annually,
ne amount OF the tax to which il would
DC subjected, if the State would adopt the |
policy OF raising at least one million Of
follars annually and expcnding 1t upon
his work, until the whole is completed. |
3ut the Improvement of the river vii,
luadruple the business Of the present /
anal, and place at the disposal Of the
slate Government an income from tolls
hIcl', in few years, will enlarge the
anal itself without taking q dollar OF
sxcs. To render the S.a'e's investment
2 the canal profitable the Improvement
i the river is, therefore, a prime ne
pssity.
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road ccnrectlpgc with the North an
Northwest; the Western & .stlantic Ra:
road, conf ectfog at atlantis WITH the srr,
through routes to Charleston aud the Ct
coas: ; the East Tennessee & Georgia RI
road, with connections at Knoxville, ma1us
the great through route to Norfolk and t:
East the Alabama & Chattanooga RsiIraae.
DoW In operation to Trenton, Ga uine.t..
miles. This lastmeutio- ed road has .ecer.i|
passed into the hands Of some Boston cssa
ta!ists who VIII commence work On thee
tension OF the road from Trenton on the n
1nst., and the roaa Will De pushed through
Meridian. Miss, as rapidly as possible.
contract Tor hlrty.six miles of the work h.
tosa. when completed, will be cu0 mues,
VIII form the uniting link in great tbrp..
route iron the East 10 New Orleans, shor}
1og 1ne distance about 100 miles. Anot
[oaa nae been surveyed between here
C11cmnafl. and viii undoubtedly soon
nnl.t. as laeie = roW No direct r-ute If.
That CITY to the Gui. States amt New OrleasN
The railroad connections at this city arc ~
tafnty all that could be desired for . q, ~
market, AID good business point.
HHAT BCS1SEs5 WIIL PAT BEST IN CHAT
Noo0A Now.
There is near this city, and along the ri7
m abundance Of The best timber known ~
the country. including OAK, ash, hickory,
black walnut, cles:nu pine, poplar All
gum. Lumber is supplied In this market q
low as 1t can be benxht Norlh, and lnver
lhan At sny. other city in the state, and aay
ImanuIact1rlnS establishment requi1-g l:nl.
eee would do Well here. There Is uel a
wagon Or carriaee shop within th:ftv
Mues OF this city. i sknp Tor tic uan1Ac.
tase anu repair Of sgons aud carriages w,Akld
EIc:oef. There is no regular agricul,,,'> \
impairment manufactofy n East Tennessee orS
Sostn t1tor:aA I'D M establishment Of thar
~ htna HHrated here would ccrta nly d., wrlI- "a
.sesc i IN immense extent OF tsfrifory trth1.
.u.s 70 !h:s city which could be noE readily
s9941ea from here Than from au- nth:r
lEc u The South. having Inc SIM.
eomUacu &! material. The odrantaa..
!oE transf"rtation which tbs citv rnjnT.
No9!a aiso render an extension Of o1r ;ohhiyr
t1aue profitable, aud nakss this m inririne.
nr!d ior anT 6rc Desiring to enanrk in ,he
ao4esale dry goods or grocery trade. Tber4.
Is no enconrsseulent t1s retail t1ealers in drv
goods and groceries to come here ~ ntass1.
as re retail trade Is rather uyer..one ~
most anything 10 the manu:acturinr Ina ~.
succeed. "ou'u
That this,citY is destined to GROW In siz.
,nd increase ID wealth IS the surrounding
stafes are developed l. certainly a reasonable
:cnclusloa "9en We consider what great nd
sansaxcs aud resources are cxurrnd nrrr
no" much this growth AID Prosperity viii
'e hasfened By the improvement and omen.
nE ct the IcnEess River We shaal 1eavts far
In AGother letter. JAY.
, 1869-01-01

eSAssEA0T aAoIe0e&0Y OF R&ntuc r.
The sudden death Of this 'eentleman. oc-
en51ed On Tuesday, the sd inst, at Green.
Later a5T1ces giYa the particulars Of h,s
With.
Some months since Governor Horehcad
nndine bis financial aIairs 10 be In a rcrv
unsatisfactory condition, determined to araf1
hlnself OF the benefit OF the Bankrupt law.
sahd nled the necessary papers to accomplish,
that putlase+
The results of the cotton crops On hi, p1au-
tations proving very aatisfacfory, ytefdine
neariy nine hundred bales OF the stsple. h.
found bis Affairs 90 mnch improved that he
withdrew lis bankrupt papers, feeling
confident OF being ablc to meet ail bis Id,
htlities. 1''>
Els crous were all gathered and safely Stored
in his gin horse awaiting transportation to
market, but, alas for hunan hopes aud cal.
culstions, On the morning of his death. the
Eosernor, on stepping to the door OF ffs
house was greeted with view of his cis-
house e1veloped Ia flames.
The violent reaction caused BIZ tie sight,
brsuzht on au attack Of the heart disease,
from which he dropped dead in hts door,
Tithont utter1ng sirgls word.-ciasiaaasi
Chrcnieie, Dte- es.
, 1869-01-01

A New York paper says that It is "report-
Cd that the City Hall of that city has been
turned Into hotel, where iu,pecuuious Alder
men touncilmcn and heads Of departments,
iecd daily at the public expeuse. So the
sceIer ofthe hall and the proprietor of the
note'. At free rental, has his salary tncrcas-
ca 70 e3,'5V per ancum, beside q slight up
nrnIE'asioa Of II ,oa3 by WAY OF New Years
Siit."
IT must be pleasant thing 10 be Alder
man, Councilman or head Of department In
The gooaly city OF New York wherc besides
generous salaries tic city otice-holdcrs feast
daily at the public cxpcase. What q nice
goose to pluck.
, 1869-01-01
The RIVER IMPROVEMENT CONVEX.
TfnN ~--'

tey was well attended, and the proceed
'res ma1ked wiki more than ordiuary di.
Iectress. The men who participated in
IT VI derstood the subject, and their peo-
posed plan ofacuon Is emiHcntly prac.i-
cal- Two millions ard hall Of dollars
VIII Rske the l!linels River nayigable for
eight months Of the year to the terminus
o' The canal, and the convention propose
10 conf1re It's efforts to secure that much
olthe giel. u needed work. The conycu.
ZION sctntd to be ofttc opinion that there
We5 darger In asking too much Of tea
LEGISLATURE, and consequently they pro.
pose to ask nothing beyond an ap Or ,nris-
non to cor struct the necessary locks and
da'ns 10 secure this river navigation. Wc
hgne With tie convention that each
b1arch of'h!s work should stand upon
iis o#n merits, ard that the policy Of de-
lea lng one part, unless it can be made IN
certy others, is vicious one, and ,a1cly
efer aecorpplishes any good. The whole
serene OF cheap wstcr transportation EN-.
ofEces several prcjec's, among which The
most prenAinens a1c:
1. LIE improvement OF the Illinois
!aver with Elk er seven locks and dams
'i:n the mouth to point near the mouth
~ ~ IL re ksekakce, estimated 70 cost
- The enlargement of the Illinois and
elach'ean Canal 70 the same point. Witch
~ill cost slo, 900 900. NN
u. Inc construction Of canal from The
Mississippi River near Rock TsI,1a ~
the Illinois River nesr Hennep,p. Win
nsT'Rabsc feedcr to Rock River At Nor.
hrEand Dixon, TO cost $500 900.
4. The Improvement OF the nayir.t;,,
OF 'he kankakee by lock and dam. n
cost 300, 900. ~ ~
Ire importance Of this wcrk, s.
whole, cannot be exaggerated; bu. tbere
IS necessary priority in iu paris. Tnrs
the canal extension to the Mississjnni
ard tie feeder to Rock River, and ,he
Of the K.nkake.. are DE-.
pendent for nine-tenths OF their yaluc
npen lie previous improvement OF The
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The NyateHItus Million That Is Lying
Around Luo4t.

ElCGu Inc Mobile dtPlS!eTf Lee. IL
Uur press te5pal lches--5 yesteF1ay morning
embraced the following paragraph:
IA TreasurF Agent at Mobile telegTaphet
Secretary McCuI1och from Mobile, raportii,ar
the discovery of Fl ,010, 900 il gold belonging
to the Confederate Go7erlmen:, which par
ties we're enaeaSoFing 10 get out Of the couu-
trJ, NcCulfoch teleg1aphed the 3gent to
take sn escort snd get possession Of the
property"
Perhaps our readers need to know Who
this so-called Treasury Agent' IL His
name is William Jones, and Will be reuem-
bered IN Confederate times a. an individual
then residing In Mobile, who eloped 10 the
modur Fausgut's feet into Mobile Bar. Not
eoutented with that exploit, he has consent-
ed to give Us the benefit OF bis valuable citi-
ztnship agniu. and has been spet ding his
time In seeing how he can make little black
mall money ard at the same time celebrate
Injury OF some OF his fellow, citzen:. This
spg has taken it Into his head that there az
q million of dollars in gold in one OF the No
b1le banks, which mas Confederate mopey-
therefore, is Federal moley. We heard o. his
cape!s come days ago, md how be had set
. watch On these respectable banks, and was
" Ion" speculation.. # the telegraph s 10 BE-
believed, he has imposed on t1e Seeretary OF
the Treasury. If the latter oflc-.r Is very eul-
i1hle, Mr. Jones will lead ht,n into = ttf =
lous susrl: As for the gold million, It T.. :.
VI, Jones' eye, Considering the ante~ =: =.
tsat ais pEoaap I sitis ss,e W. wa yo
.ls haye peace.' Shadines7
They do EaJ he Is .tmlr
Grants Collector OF the :
appointment eminer' !"
SEEING that he doe- : = - lite
o readable 1ette-
-.
, 1869-01-01

Queen tictoEi4 Astonlshed her subjects by her
censadsr1tion for MF. John Bright, On mis- aecoos-
Anee OF of1et. Knowing that hts religions
sc1uoks 1od ha1e him 70 kneet 10 any mnftai. aha
uiofmed h1a betota the audience It which no re-
est.Ed Tho eeaa Of his oee, that she desired hia.
70 iolsko the etteno1y. II Ii aiso asserted taat
Ter RECEPTION Of Ar. Gladstone w1& both cordial
afd aHoetlonztn. md tho Lihcralz insinuatc that
at4 nss k4An II a1 kia X Ai. Iiana:!s. >,
, 1869-01-01

City subscribers can hdr. The SUN.
DAT TRIBUNE de!irryed BY carrier on
earring tie order In onr Coanfiug Room
, 1869-01-01

New Years Day being observed IS q
holicay hy Tue TRIBUNE emp1oyts, no
paper will bc issued from this Office on
Saturday mrrnirp-
, 1869-01-01
Trih M.


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Wednesdays .ud Fridays for the mails nnIy ana
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Daily. delivered, Sunday 1xc1cnxp, 3Ucss, ner 1rrl
EeutttAnces nay be mad. either bv D7s,t. sxp+es.
Fost once Order. Or In regse.ed letters It ou. rtst
aao5cbs. TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Chicago, III.
, 1869-01-01

By nature, as VIC have before stated, aud as
will be more readily understood by referring
to map Of the country, this city happsns to
be at the great central gap In the Cumber-
land Mountains, through which the great
railway thorpughiarcs must take their coursa
from east to west, and southwear,. and from
the northwest aud north to tho southeast.
We have the Memphis 4; Charleston Railroad
running through to the Mississippi
River the Nashville s. Chattanooga Rail-
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each other on that dark and blouuy
EsouSa. f1Hr It ~, vas proposed that Jod1
nes fSe prae'Iee a95S & sy;b l.. should s s
some stamps. wait for the days Of D Democratic
triumph, and possibly q! some remote pesi3t
reappear In politics. But a friend Of his. whe
told me Of this design. added:
II dent think Brc. ktnrIdgc will ever appsn
ogatn 70 pohties. Hc feels thas he. unore thar
| any other man, hrone ht trouble to K.utueEy
By bis unfortunate adhesion - the Confeder
ac5, and thinks that after this mistake he
ought not to take responsibility acpio, There
Is money In New York. It is about the cul{
place left where a Southern military OF pollti.
cal reputation Is houorrd-crcn the S5uth
paying little heed to such things uow."
Rrickinrdge, curtnusly. il one Of those PRO,
slavery heroes who hold Presbyterian sym,
patE'es IS opposed to ro-chlyalfy ones. He
always believed that the English Parliament
DID right to cut of Charles Stuars's head.
His traditions wcn: entirely Cal<iuistic,
while thcse Of Robert F. Lee and the Yir.
mc7.t.n and other halcrdaslcry Of = uuzsery.
BreckinEidEe Il regarded as having establish.
cd the best military reputation Of any civil
ian in the rebel army. He Is s,ill a
young man. Of the sophomore type
Of mind, : swees-lisPsnS Tom EN1as, hsna-
grave Of Henry clay. and Ills orAto.y Is iull
Of green grass. BFeckinridse WAS Kept well
under, till Clay became old azd spawned !:
then the Democracy burst through the
wicket, snd this young Prrsbyseriaa's -Hgurr
brax went TO the Vice Presidency. II any Of
The pardoned rebels c.n mike thpIr salt by
tfso sweat Of their brow II will be R1eck,n-
ridge not that he has great calib:e, but he
Is willing to work.
EARLY.
Juba1 EARLY Is good Law yer for his part of
the World. out one Of the worst men nro,
drced b. the rebcllion-ungenerous, savage.
aurly, incapable OF good citizenship, never
popular with his men, Never struck By beam
OF sunshine but it glioted from him aud lost
Its hue. Tic would have turned the war into
-anarchy OF pirscy 1t he could, being hearty
convert, for the last year Of It, to the belief
that thfer'EG Was warranrable. He has saved
enough money out or It to live In Cunada
without complaining, and from that proyIpce
has indicted coatEe, yituper. tive books
against shcrldsu and ether officers, ono Of
which ! possess. He says, among other
thugs, that Sheridan bad '.no c,,terprisc.''
Early won1d make the very worst maa to re-
tu1to the country, hating 1t tltoronghly,
whtle Breckenridge Is probably still capable
Of cheerful cooperative allegiance.
BEsJAN1S. !,
Judah Geniam,n has no ased Of auy cauu-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-03
.rIrE BOOK LINE
BrIde and Rrile gree..,.

Essays for Young Men on tho Interesting relation
Of bridegroom to Bride in the institution OF Marriage
"a guide to matrimonial felicity, and true happiness
Sent by mali ia sealed letter yeopes free Of charge
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, boz +, Phladel-
phis Pa ny3ldSwspl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-03
IT'S FUTURE
losses Paid, nj Cairo ID, The gtna

Usshllncss and duty must be shaped ani n,,s ,sgad
ony bytho wealth and growth of our country "a
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-03
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~ IT'S ,PRESENT,
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