The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

. i,,.u opportunity to borrow % haIr
dollar pass uaimproycd.
/ The telegraph states that chief Justice
Walker, Of Evansville, Indiana, has
decided that Inauguration or thaihtormar
riarr Of the whites and blacks, has been
localized by the Fourteenth amendment.
and that all state laws iorbidding such
marriages are void The decision may
be all right enough, but the "Chict Justice
Walker referred tots only aJu5tice of the
Pence. and scarcely compctcnttop pass upon
the constutionality Of the cnactmcnts ofthc
Indiana Legislature
The Misenhcimcr trial drags along
slowly. The whole day yesterday
wa. spent in an effort to complete the
jury; bu. the hour for adjournment found
only four jurors in the box. Four pan.
ncs nioty-six men, had been examined, and
only four of the number proved acceptable
to the parties to the trial Every person
seems to have formed orexprcssed an opin-
ion us to the quill, of the defendant. II
would not surprise us a particle if the
close Of the week would find the jury
incomplete.
"A number of our colorcd citizens an
nounce grand celebration under tho
locust grove opposite the custom house, on
the lst day of August next. A bran
bran dance and barbecue form features
Of the affair that will be- apt to insure
large attendance. The white citizens of
Cairo arc invited TO participate, as are the
colorcd people of the surrounding neigh
borhood-"ham and egg. not excepted
Mr.. j. l.. Green is advertised us Superin-
tcndcnt; Z. McAlistcr as chief epicwc; q.
Robinson as assistant cpicurc; q. Walker
n stewart, and d. Tyler as floor manager.
a grand old time !. expected by the mana
gers of the affair and large crowd Of
people is counted upon Us certainty
The Mound City Jourj,al charges the
fact that Raum ran few votes ahead Of
his ticket in Cairo, TO the influence Of our
Democratic bankers. The Cairo bankers
who supported Raum do not claim to be
Democrats, and, if we mistake not, voted
an unscra,chcd Radical ticket. In another
place We assign the true reason for the di-
version in favor Of Raum. No consider
a,ions Of like character will operate in
NUNS favor, however,
We have been asked to publish the
result of the Henderson land enterprise
drawing. Asa compliance with this re-
quest would involve the publication Of II
whole column Of dry and worthless figures,
We must respectfully decline, etc. There
were only seven prizes Of any considerable
value. They were distributed u, follows
Ticket s,553, held by j. X. McLaugh-
lin, Brashcar City, La, drew the first
prize, a farm in Henderson county, valued
u, slj0 900 and $1,000 in money. Robert
Hunt and Frank karsncr, Of Louisville
drcw the second prize, valued at $4,000
Third prize, same value, was drawn by ii
Brown, Mobile, Ala Fourth prize 3d.
600, drawn by cX-Gov. Thomas T.. Porter
Versailles, Ky. Nos. Gl,0sl drew 6itl
prize, %, i5s, sixth, ~ 2s7, seventh, holder
unknown. There were several hundred
prize, of town lots also drawn, two or thrct
Of which fol- 10 ticket holder, in Cairo
but we question Il much whether they ar,
worth looking after.
"A year or two ago Il brace of crib
crackers named Zane and Wilson wcr,
sent to the ponitcn,iary for plying thei
vocation in Cairo, shortly after passing
the portals Of the prison Zane became
ravng maniac, Ito didn't have u singh,
spark of nationality left. In due tim,
he was examined and sent 10 the ln'an,
Asylum at Jacksonville. While there h,
wrote letter which was in
tended 10 be delivered surrcptitiousl,
to his partner, Wilson That letter wa
intercepted opened, and found TO read sub
s,antially tt. follows:
Tplaycd 1t bully You do the same
D and get EN- to send you To Jacksonville
70 Il i.n half ~ hard to 90, out Of the a,y
: lum 20, Il, out Of the pcnitcntiary. Pla,
p it tuc or they'll catch you. When yo
II reach jacksonville weli both light out,
\ irw days afterwards NJ, Zane, who ha
# played il fine, was hand-cuilcd, rcturne
\ to Jolic, and TO hard work in the pcnitcr
y ,inry.
'' We give place to-day rs II matter ,
Pc pleasure and business, 90 u communicate
over the signature of ". ". culye
IA which will be read with feeling akin /
ie rapture by all persons addicted TO the SOU
~ and-body destroying habit ofopium-ca,inI
ne During period Of twenty years Mr. ca
al yer was slave TO the habit--a habit ia,
., holds is victims with the grasp of gar
-yc, in four months he was cured by
Ia uso Of the wonderful antido,e discoverc
? by DIR, Collins Of Laportc, Indiana and
,r now sound man, with mind and bod
10 restored 10 their original vgo
A. This marvellous cure involved no physics
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