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nrm. where . company Oae,,
IS Biasersare requested % use
ssSs % mite GSs p fs ,ss
Atersd bids should no, /: submitted: nor>
Sa s op sSsfsn e w Ss sossa rni... s
withdrsvsl Is dated and received before the ss IA,
Esss bid must s. guaranteed BY .vO, r..pOassl.
The Department RESERVES the risht % re- e any
I'd vhios may Be deemed exir.ysssai; and si.. %
Act of July 2. ISss, section3a
p, 10 The BIG .aouis h .eslsd: .sgsrssris.d Ne.
Assistant Postmaster General, Contract Once, ssl
y, Ths contrasts are 20 BE- EXECUTED and returned
81 sa, ,s By or hsfsrs The =, ~ 81 Jsi.
sxs, css next alter a. whether The contracts bs
stTr fsnssa 81 $780,. =. -,
s.sd Neither can se.. intercst IN BIDS, be
vii sserssers take notice th.. .sey be espSctsd
": ees,ion eighteen OF an an &C, Of Congress 40
irsnetcrtsfics Of the mail shall be ies, IN -,.ss
case % the lowest bidder tenderins sufcssn, susr
erenoe the mode q such transportstion thar me-,
De necessary 90 provide for the due celery Ger
this law bids that propose 20 transport the mNIs
nth eSetfg, oesfnfsy, asf SecErtfs, Aar lRs 800
vid'ss ror rae e.fi's AO,rsre Ia,s,, ass ~ssf-
way b ssede az ooscsvsso, ssossssrp
SArt as oeiertsp- cerfatry. AID seosrtg, aH1 tavs
"a. prefsreaos az ofaeyS, and others
sdered, except for steamboat routes.
le. Modification of o bid in any Of its essential
terms IL tantamoust 10 q nev bid and cannot he re-
oelyed 80 as o. interfere with regular cctiucn
maklpg new bid with guarantee and certificate, 40
the only wsy 60 modify . previous bid.
~ Poetmasters 60 be careful not 20 certify 10
the ssnciency a euarantors without knowing
mat they ere persons Of suEieient responsb lity.
They must not sign the oertiiicste until the a
the BID 10 inserted. and the bid and guarantee ere
sisnsd by the bidder and Ctwol eusrsntOr-: q s,w,
sdfd az fhss rs~rset,or ~ poarsaS q ctOaasa
reDiOcal.
Il All bidders, guArantors. and sureties are Dis
tinctly notned that failure into or per
form the contracts Tor the service proposed Tor IN The
accepted bds, their leg al liabilities win be enforosl
against them.
= Present contractors, and persons known 81 the
Department, must, equally with others. procers
guarantors and certificates Of their .afhceney sub
stantialy in the forms above prescribed. The
tncste Of suficiency must be signed By . post1ss-
ter, or By Judge Of court Of record no other viu
be admitted. JNo. A. J. CRuswELL,
n0l9 lsw6w Postmaster General
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s. sIxf so ss rs:s E: a.
District q Columbia, holding avIsc!ai Tern, lsts
A.DAHLGREN ,lste a W sskinxip0 ooanky aforo111
deeeessd. All persons having clam eesilst u -
the vouchers thereof 70 the subscrber on or bsfsrS
The nh day q October merit they may otherviss -
Given under my hand this mn day Of Octobef iSO
-. ". DAaL0BEu, Administrstdx ". a,
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i has obtained from the supreme Court q the d
srict q Colsmbe., holding sIsci., TER, ,ssss.
ERT GARn EFT, late Of Vsshinstsa county sfas-
said, deceased. An persons hsvtns clains egsiast -
With the vouchers thereof, to the subsc riber. Z
before the srh day q November psxt; thsy ~
otherwise BY Law be excluded from all beos0f q t.
said estate Given under my hand this sth DAY q
vtmber, le7u. WILLIAM b. TODD, ia,
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MORE LIGHf,
M oB8 LIGHT.

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AL tnventions 70 this de1s ssr brilliancy e
L- HA1ii ron z rEAEsol,
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On the petition q fETiE COOK. o. fso..:ss..
New York, praying for the extension Of Eeeeok
an Improvement in Hschinss for Quitting Nsnesrs:
Il IL ordered that the festfmcoy IN the cese -
elooed on the "a DAY Of yanuAry next: thnt -
time Tor Cling ar.unents and the Examfners re-
port be limited 20 the 18th day Of January nege.
January next. 500
Any Isrssa nAy oDIc:; s A & s 2 =. saup
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned Of in the stass
Of. and -, OF in the state Of -,
hereby guaranty that, in the foregoing bid Il
- lie accepted, he 90, theyD will, within tea
days after the receipt Of the contract the post
Office named, or BY the Psymasfer Of the Naval eta-
tion designated, execute the contract for the
with good and sufficient suretiee; and in ssil
- shall fail 20 enter into contract aforesaid.
we guaranty to make good the difference betwee1
accepted.
hat
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Zach Of the guarantors must be certified By tie
Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district n
which the parties are aseeosed. no ,-mlg
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X, n
Leave Beaiton Tuesday and Thursday at 10 Q
m; or after arrival Of cars from Alexandria;
Arrive at Bealton by ppm.
1851 From Clifton Station to Centreville, ga miles
Leave Clifton station Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Centreville BY 10. pam:
Leave Centreville Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Clifton Static n by 1apm.
IS, From Iairfa. Station to Fairfax O. H. So miles
Leave Fairfax Station daily, after arrival of
.Aexandria mail-sey at Am:
Arrive At Fairfax q. =, by s.l5am
Arrive at Fairfax Station By y IS Ssm %
PRrsrpe :SI to Spring Vale. L miles and
Leave Gulford station Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 10 30 M
Leave Spring Vale Tuesday, Thursday, AID
Arrive a' at G aif = ri Station b, pam.
1da From Vienna, by Peach Grove: Lewensviile,
S Haa Laneiey' 70 Prospect HILL IA miles and
Lssss Prospect Hi Hi Wednesday and Saturday
Arri2s ssvienna BY I'm;
Leave vsDD. ,, and s;sgydsy At
fIsSS.: 4 f ass:s 8 .na y .n.T
1855 From Theological Seminary to Alexandria, 3
1n mile. r and back. q. times week.
49, SeAiiusAy uohy, oAsePs Sun-
Arrive at Alexandria by 4 80 pm;
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at4.So
Arrive at Theological Seminary by s.Npm.
ESQ From Leesburgh BY Balls Mills, IN o. Oat.
lands, and Aldie to Middleburgh, IL miles and
back six times . week. - - -
Leave Leesburgh daily. except Sunday, at II n;
sldasSnrsH aai +, Except Sunday.
Arrive At Leesbureh by II .sam -
4667lFrom LeesburRh. by Hughesville, Circleviiie
FIionont and Bloomfield. to Unison, and
back, by Mouutyille and Mount 0ilesd. to
week ~
Leave Leesburgh "wednesday and Saturday at
Gam; ~
Arrive At Unison by 2m; ..a,.
Arrive ct Leesburgh by7pm
46ss From Leesburgh, by 0oresville, to Point Of
Rocks, Md u miles aud back, three time,
Leave Leesburgh Tuesday. THURSDAY, and
arrive .t Point Of Hooks by IL am:
cave Point Of Rocks Tuesday. Thursday, and
Proposals invited e end nd Il Gor.syile.
t6ss rom Hamilton, by Pureslyills. IN. - Round
Hin, knickerszille, CasflsmAn g Ferry, and
Bsrryville, 70 winchsstsr, . miles md back,
Leave Hsniiton daily. except Sunday, ct II n;
Leave Wiachestsr daily. except Sunday, Q. 4
AnjYs 1t Haniltoa by IN,
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Dickinson, Glade Hill. and sontas. IN. q. To
Boy Mount, 81 miles and back, twice q
Leave pau5ille Monday and Thursday q. sam;
Arrive 81 ROCKY Mount next days b v II O m;
Leave Rocky Mount Tuesday and friiay at
Arrive at DarriIle next days byspm.
E5sfrom TrayIorsvirIe, by Prunty's and Usi.n Fur
mace n o. 70 Evansville, 2 miles and back,
Lesye TRAY lorsrflle Friday stIpm;
h hssT. s q 1%isI Fs az
Arrive at Trsylorsyflle By Il m.
45'i From MaTtnsyille By Horse Pasture. spsncer's
Patrick mile. and b SSs. once slay x:es e.
Leave Nsrtinsyille Tuesday at an;
fssTs f :. FsiE1Ss
Arrive at Msrtinsvile by m.
ting MsTtinsviile and Horse Pasture. '"'i'
lss5 from MsrtinsviIle. by Trayiorsville, County
Line Mills, q, % Msyo Forge; and Pstrick
SPRING. 70 Patrick e. H, 81 miles and back,
Leave n srtinsviIle Friday ATTAIN.
arrive S st Ps,Ti e g. bySpm
Arrive at Msrtinsvills By SPIN.
f5S5 From Msrtinsville, by Reed Creek IN o. and
OAK Level, to PrillAmans, q miles and back,
Leave Msrtinsv iile.w ednesdsy and Saturday
Arrive al Prillanans by7apm:
Leave Prillamsns "Wednesday and Saturday ct
Arrive at Martinsvills By I'm.
4jS' from Patrick Q. ii. 70 Rock Spring, 10 miles
Leave Patrick G. ii "Wednesday at 8 am:
Arrive at Rock spring by I'm;
Leave Rock Spring wednesday ct 10 m;
Arrive at Patrick u II. By pm.
tss3 From Patrick c III p, by Meadows OF Dan, Laurel
FORK. and GlsdssbOro, to HillsyilIc, a. miles
Leave PATHS; .; d wednesday stS.m;
Arrive s..s s !. f.iIiei i a'b;7 Jpn
tsa From Patrick Q. H, BY Evansville. Rock
Castle, and Tugge's Gap, In. o, y to Floyd o.
"a, milee and back once week.
Leave Patrick =. h. Tuesday st m;
Arrive at Floyd O. II. by pm;
Leave Floyd q II Wednesday attain:
Arrive at Patrick c. r. by6 SPIN.
$50 From Patrick c h, by Peters Greek, Carriers
Mills, and Arrarst, TO Mount Airy 50 miles
and back, once week
Leave Patrick q. II Monday attain;
Arrive Of Mount Airy byspm;
Leave Mount Airy Tuesday st m;
Arrive st Patrick o. III. BY pm.
Greek, Is miles and back. once q week
Leave Nuckollsviie Friday ct 6 q IN:
Arrive 81 Elk Greek By IL an;
Leave Blk Greek Friday at pm;
Arrive at huckollsville By pm.
So From NuckolisviIle, by Csrsonvile, IN o y
Point Hope, Independence, and Bride Greek,
TO Aouth-of- " ilson, 30 miles and back, twice
aweek
Leave Nuckollsville Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Mouth of Wilson by SPIN;
Lesye th-Of Wilson Tuesday and Friday
Arrive at NuckOllsviIle byspm.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

HAvING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
for the fiscal year ending on the first Monday IN
April, A. D. ISL, notice Is hereby given, TO all
persons Interested. that the taxes on al prop.
erty assessed In the town Of Gold Hill, OF one
dollar and seventy. Ave cents upon each one hum
dred dollars, is due and payable rom ana aner
remaining unpaid on the hnt day Of October,
1870, viii 10 On the Dslinqusnt Lissswih Ten
- = HIRAM CRANDALL,
|. go. Marshal and TAx collsctor:
! Gold Hln, sept. j, 1870. ssi.a
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Gallon me, or leave your orders st my Car
PETER NYE,
gyar Contractor and Builder.
Gold Till. Sept nth. 1870. seiT.tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

Ge1s" McFarlan counsel, Mr.. Graham,
we are assured, shed tears profusely in ac-
cepting the congratulations Of the ladies,
and one group Rugged and kissed him to
their hearts content ---Netcs York Times
report;
John Graham husky voiced and brinyeyedi
No wonder the dear creatures couldn't resist
- 81 him;
Hut did the Woman kiss him cause he criedr
Or did he cry because the women kissed him
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
CAIRO e. FULTON r. r.
An ENCOURAGING PROSPECT.

From thest. Louis Republican, .oth INST.
This railroad formerly received u land
grant from congress. The road was sur
veyed and located, and, extends from q
point opposite Cairo nearly in direct line
10 Little Rock, and thence TO Fulton on
the Red river. The total length oil road
is - miles in Missouri and
500 in Arkansas. The Missouri
part, with about $4,000 acres ~ con-
gress land, was purchased by Mr.. Thomas
Allen, for himself and his associates, aud
is 30 held nj the present time. The Ar.
kansas part has recently passed into tho
hands of a new company, and the two di-
visions will be- consolidated. Work upon
the line has already commenced in Arkan-
sas, aud will be also resumed in Missouri
during the present season. The counties
of Scott, Dunklin, Stoddard, Butler and
Ripley, in Missouri, formerly, subscribed
to the road certain swamp
lands, amounting in the ag-
grcgate % over 100000 acres. These
counties have received back these lands
from the State, and some of them are now
called ON to re-subscribc them to the same
road now in hands that will build it.
Others of them are called ON to subscribe
to the Arkansas branch of the Iron Noun
tain railroad, which is intended 10 inter-
sect the Cairo and Fulton, near the state
line. BY this means a line will be opened
that will bring St. Louis the trade Of Ar
kansas, and the upper Red river, while
the extension Of the Iron Mountain rail-
road along the west side of
Crawleys Ridge 10 Memphis and
Helena will give US line forty-fve miles
shorter than we now have TO New Orleans
These are great enterprises Of stirring in
terest To st. Louis and must contribute i'm.
mensely to promote the wealth and pros
perity of the counties through which the
and money to expedite the completion of
these roads, as it clearly is their interest to
"A,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ths Pepuisr Te.ic Of The Age.

The day has gone by when medicine without
me Iit could command and retain the confidence
Of the world. Advertising induces the public 10
try many things, but In this shrewd and thought.
fii age, words will not suffice without proofs, and
II In by the exercise Of their private judgment,
men determine the relative value Of the val ious
articles recommended 10 their notice through the
business columns Of newspapefs. Hoststter's
Stomach Blttcrs has now been subjected 70 This
searching ordeal for more than eighteen yesrs,
and the result IL that IL stands at the head Of the
class OF remedies to which u belongs. II has
distanced and lived down innumcrable competi.
tors, and IL to-day the stan lard Vegetable Tonic
Of the western world. The happy effects which
have followed its use In cases OF dyspepsir,
bhiousncss, nervous affections, intermittent
fcyers and general debility, and M . constitu
tional inylgorant, have entitled " 10 uniyersal
confidence, Nothing can ever shake Its reptita-
ton, for Il Is based on the individual experiences
OF tens OF thousands Of witnesses, embracing
prominent and well known citizens Of every pro.
fessioD, occupation and class. There Ia not city,
town or settlement, IN the United states where
" IN not q medicinal staple. No druggist or
general dealer would consider his stock complete
without u, and the returns the internal revenue
department show that it, sales exceed those of
any other proprietary restorative manufactured
on this side Of the Atlantic The beneficial results
derived during long series OF years frem the
use of Hortettcrs Bitiers, have con WINGED the
whole community that the only true way TO re-
store TO health broken down or debilitated sys.
TEN, or TO put tho human body on its defence
when exposed to Wholesome Influences, 10 To
nrxsrsts, rsxsiais and purify 1t at one and the same
time. 10 -,. u II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
RADICAL EXTRAVAGANCE.

In the debate in Congress the other day
on the naval appropriation bill, Mr.
Beck, Of Kentucky, submitted some fnct.
and figures of the extravaganza of this ad-
ministration that are simply astounding
He said he WAS prepared to show tina, the
navy department had expended within
the fiscal year 5000, 900, making an ex-
cess Of expenditures over the appropriation
Of s2l 100000, This surplus amount was
raised from the proceeds and sales of gov
eminent property. In the treasury de-
partment there were 1000 more employs
than the law allowed, being an increase
Of 600 over the Illegal access in April,
1853. Two millions of dollars nearly were
required 10 psy these yearly salaries. The
pretence, said he, that the government is
being economically administered, j. a
fraud and a cheat -.|.N. I-L-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
Mi \ n sf.iff f5if = mi unit
TherBulletin.


WHITE AND COLORED RADICALS.
II Is an unwholesomc truth; and al
though at this time we "cram the words
into their ears against the stomach of their
sense, we must 70 the colored voters
oflower Egypt that their pale-faced politi-
cal brethren place high estimate upon
them as voters, But have spoik 70 share
with them; no cficcs to spare no honors
81 divide; no favors TO grant. FL M
By the ballots ~ colored men, white
Radicals have secured office in every
county, city and township in Illinois bat
where tell me where has black Rad
zeal been honored with Office through the
instrumentali,y of white Radical votes
Where Is the interrogstive answer Of
echo.
The Badical candidates, in this part OF
the State, expect next FAN, to command
the votes Of the three hundred colored men
in Pulaski county. They will feel out.
ragged, and accuse the negroes Of black In
gratitude IL their expectations are not real
lied yet, in the conventions that brough,
these aspiring gentlemen before the peo-
ple, the colored voters were firmly and in
saltingly denied participation. If thu
Radicals triumph in Pulaski county, the,
viii owe their success 70 tho colored vo
ters-to the very class which they ex
cluded from both their mas and delcgat,
eouven,ionsi hF 49,
The Radical convention Of Alexandc
county is fixed for to-day. 1t is scarccl
possible that the colored population vii
be denied voice in IT, but will the whit
managers and wire-pallers permit tina
voice to do more than pronounce for O
against the election of such white perso n
amy be named for the office Of delegates
We venture TO say thati, will be pcrmi
ted } 70 10 that far, but no far
Their. The four hundred white Radicals ,
the county will be represented in tho Coz
gressional aud Senatorial convention b
hrse delegates, while the four hundr,
eolorsd Radicals will 90 unrepresented.
How long do the colored men propo
tosubmit " such sights, wrongs and /
dignities II they are the white maj
political eqoal, why do their white frien
deny Them that equality What, und
the present order of things, is their CT
zenship but mockery; their much vaur
ed enfrsnchisement but delusion and
cheat, hthcir highest privilege consists
voting only such tickets as designir
white mon may tell them to vote--ticke
upon which the name Of no black man
ever found, and tickets in the prepars,ic
Of which no colored man was allowed
participate? ..'i
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
THE SITUATION cANvAssEO.

Editors Bulletin
am pleased to see the colorcd citizens
of Pulaski county waking up to sense of
their rights and TO an appreciation of the
situation. If they go on improving in
this way, and to ntelligently interpret the
seldshness Of the "ring -n,aster, the lash of
whose whip Is becoming distasteiul, they
will. before November, with widc-open
eyes, escape from the imperious domina-
tion In which they are caught, and held 10
be mnde stepping stones Of to the goal Of
'played-cutp politicians ambition.
The amount of wirc-pulling which has
been done--tbe ELUSIVE promises made of
prospective ''fal takes the coaxing, the
drilling, the besging, aud Il would not be
much exaggeration 10 say the tears shed
by the candidate 1.-THE only ones ever known
to soil his cheeks would form the ground
work of an interesting political sermon.
David's chief singing is done at the
cclored voters because II is upon them hi:
election depends but, did they know the
past public services q Of this eminent ring
master, net . corporal's guard of them
would rally to his support. x ,lA4e.l 81
Now l do not justify certain acts of the
Democracy during the rebellion, neither
can Justify the do-nothing policy Of the
present Congress, and many other sins
which the Radicals are perpetrating; buI
| viii take further opportunity TO speal
Of the Honorable (f) David, with his on'
stump campaign speech, put up as a maj
Of expediency, under pressure, rcluctantl!
consented to buy majority of the Re
publican party, 'rG0V4
1t was humiliating acknowledgement
which some OF the party made 10 me III
other day 'that David was the only avail
able man they had Of any ability, to rul
for the States Senate" Such a confession
exposes the barrenness Of tho Radica
: ranks in ability and talent, when cunning
and The grips and quirks of the Law
backed mp by brazen effrontery, are mis-
: taken for ability and talent IL is no, SUI
y prising that the Ignorant blacks q
d their dear friends Of Pulaski term then
become FESTIVE. 1t is believe, fact, an
% n sad one, that in Alexander County, tn
l. Radical party, with the exception of Dor
s have not single man ofmediocre abilt
Is to "stnnd in the gate. DON.
u (1fthere Is purpose to supplant Line
= gar with man Of sound, practical sens
why not take old man Hart, the dea
u | nrintor FL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
CLEANLINESS.

| A would-be suicide at Cincinnati was
pulled OF the track before coming train
by u railroad man, who warned him
against trying to ''muss up the engine any
such way as that
"A Wisconsin lady set kettle of soft
soap on the stove TO boil and then went
out to make call. Upon her return she
was astonished 10 see that the youngest
child had pulled the kettle of the stove
and then both the soap and the child we're
a total loss.
The congreg alton ut a church in Madi-
son, Georgia, were startled on Sunday
week by u colored man trying to cut his
throat with jack-knife. The would-be
suicide said he was drived to the act by
the inordinate length Of thesermon.
-Dakotah clamors for school-ma ans,
but young ladies ayerse to matrimohy
should not accept the situation. The aver
age duration Of single life after their arri-
val in the territory is only three days.
81 am sure says recent letter 'that
many an American family will remember
this spring as the sad Roman season Of
1870. siKty-two Americans have died this
season at Rome-a large number out Of
the little colony of visitors and residents
"A Massachusetts, dentist recently ad-
vertised that he would give set of teeth to
the first caller on Monday morning, and
before sunset on Sunday there were two
men and = woman on his doorstep. i'm |
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

- The Kentucky and Tennessee ,.,,
road election will be held on Monday, the
30th inst.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

(lfthere is purpose to supplant Line
gar with man Of sound, practical sense,
why not take old man Hart, the deaf
printer Ed
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
s0r A great political change (, mo

~ A great political change is nov
taking piece in the State of Delaware
where the idea Of negro suffrage appear,
TO be very dissasteful 70 the white voters
At entire reorganization of parties is tax,
ing place in which the Democratic and a
large proportion Of the old Republican
party have united upon the fifteenth
s@ehdment issue. The Opposition, rein
''reed by the newly enfranchised, is still
W !" It's old strength, and close contest
anticipated in the coming election
S'mp.oins Of sinclair movements have APP
pared also IN Pennsylvania and Connecti-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

.Lhg'Ahdisgood at w-boating; but
A," /" comes 70 the matter Of navigating
yAss's, she has TO succumb to the superior
" -" y A"'s''ean searnsn, and the superior
S'n'''aeuye ability of American builders.
~ rs rather a humills,ing fact that in small
sport. only are the English people able to
cope with their progressive van 49,
defendants. ''"'''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21
a WELL PUT TRUTH;

Out Of the fullness Of heart the mouth
sometimes speaketh. 1t must have been
some such inspired moment which prompt.
ed the Nation to the following honest con.
fession concerning the present Radical
Congrsasi
As We have often said, Congress is the
fountain-head ofthis stream of corruption
which now overfows the country, and
which rises higher every year, which is de
bauehing and degrading every branch o.
the Government. and converting the Leg
i,lature, in particular, into msre board
o. otice-brokers. The members Of Con
gress get and maintain their seats hrgel,
through the efforts of the uncean herd
with whom they an the Government Of,
fees.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-21

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