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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11

16- The Baptist S School of Sumter
will be represented in the S. S. Con
veution to be held in Charleston, on the
18th inst, by DR.. j. s llughson, Col
4. V. Walsh, and j. D. Wilder. The
Methodist by Dol. Jesse Thompson and
j. II. Dingle. The Presbyterian, by
Col G. W Lee, DR.. D. r. McCallum
and r. A. Frierson.
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s8- WILLIAM Rooms Esq, of
8ishopvi!le, who was stricken with pa
ralysis on Saturday the Both ult., died
on the next Tuesday evening, at half
past seven o'clock MIR r. was univer
sally respected, aud esteemed for his
high moral and christian eharacter. He
occasionally returned to consciousn ess,
at one time wipeing the tears from the
eyes of his wife weeping at his side
an estimable lady ofour town whom he
had recently married. In his death the
community has lost one of its best citi-
zens, the church bright and shining
light, bis discohsolate wife true hus
band, his children a devoted father.
"In life VIC arc in tho midst of
DEATH"
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11

r@- 1t is announced in an advertise
mont iu our columns to day. that the
law firm Of Messrs. RICHARDSON & Mo-
sEs is dissolved. Mr.. RICHARDSON has
associated with him, his son Capt.
GUIaNARD RICHARDSON, who has been
recently admitted to the bar. Mr.. MOSES
will continue the practice of law under
his own name.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH:

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. md all tho
effects Of youthful indscrofion. will, for tho sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who nced
it, tho receipt and directions Tor making tho sim
pie romcdy by which ho was cured. Sufferers
wishing oproft by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
June2 No. az Cedar st. MY.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11

Ma Col. JESSE THOMPSON, hus
charge Of the editorial department.
Of the Watchn.an, during the absence Of
the Editor.
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s9~ The following gentlemen were
present, as delegates, and represented
the Sumter Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society, in the Charleston Conveu
ton (: ';ol. JOHN B. Moore, Capt. j.
w. STUcKEY, DIR. JOHN II. FURMAN
aud Rev. E. A. EDWARDS.
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n@- A regular meeting of the Sum.
ter Total Abstinence Society will be
held at the Baptist Church, on Tuesday
Gath inst, at half past 8 o'clock, P. NJ
Addresses will be delivered by Col
JESSE THOMPSON and Rev. j. B
CAMPBELL. A full attendance of all
interested in the cause is earncstIy
requested. F. A. TRADEwELL,
Sec'ty 8. 4. A. s.
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r@- The Court of General Sessions
for Sumter County closed its labors at
noou on Saturday last.
The Court Of Common Pleas is now
in Session, Judge j. 7. GREEN presi-
ding.
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n@- At the Drug store Of DR.. j. r. w
DELoRME may be seen two rare speci :
meus Of nature, two chickens one with
two heads aud three eyes, the other,
about the size Of q full grown partridge
with four legs, otherwise perfect iu for
nation.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11
REASON WHY

You should use TUFTS IMPROVED IL
QUID HAIR DYE.
Be"nnsc tho BARRIERS sny il is tho best.
Bccassc it imparts a natural color.
Becnuse ii dues not injurc the hair.
Because il leaves the hair soft nnl glossy
Because IL does not snn Tho skin or he'd linen
Becnuso its application is simple and easy.
Because its effect is instantaneous.
Because il is tho best in tho world.
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s~s~

n@- "Do good aoheneuer you can and
forget it," but do not forget to tell all
who suffer from weak and impaired
digestion that SUMTER BITTERs will
cure them.
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-- Half dozen bottles of DR.. TUFTS
,Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight will
eradicate all impure and poisonous
matter from the system.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11

- As a Spring Medicine. DR..
TUFTS Sarsaparil!i and Queens De-
light has no equal.
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The cccentriciiies Of grcnt mon are somewhat
akin to tho movements Of comets--formed to do
good by modes unn'eiligiblo to vulgar minds
hcnco i, is their fato to bo rniscomprchcnded
but no snc can he mistaken ms to tho great cura
tive properties possessed by tho celebrated "Old
Carolina Bitters"
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11

n@- Capt. T. G. DUNN, we learn, will
address the citizens of Sumter TO- day.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11

CIGARS.

ClGAIsS. 49,
la CAROLINA, per thousand ....... SEQ 90
LIN Carolina, NJ" ], per thousand B
La Cnrona dc Espaun, per thousand .,... 20 s1Q
III Bouquet, per thousand 40 gQ
In Candeur. (small cigars,) per Thousand. O0s
partngas. (Ilavana Seed per th~usanl. $50 iaQ
II. Upmnnn, tliavaua.) per thousaud. .."...6 TO UeG
Figaro. (Genuno lluvana) per thousand, ieaS
Jenny Iind, (Genuine Havana pr. th'd. 80 F9GS
AS nll these Cisnrs made under my 'espneisls
care and supervision, Gun warrant TINT III Wilt
smoke we'll and give satisfaction Mt tue pt,rna.
IMPORTED CIGARS OF piEfEpExr aa.pEs,ss -
LEAF TOBACCO FOR MAN ACTUlsRBs.:s
hnvc large and we'll assorted stock pfs sNb4S
mestic and imported Leaf Tobacco. such a5fCoafs
necticut, Pennsylvania and Ohio Wrarpess
Filling at all pricos. Also, IIavann. trout klliHt
at 81 20 upwards to wrappers (Primc) at $tAbQs
per pound. -. .Ylss sisSs
NEW CIGAR BONES s.
For Cigar Manufacturers, with labels ready .fora
packing. 81 SsSrrfSyy
SILK RIBBONS FOR CIGARS AT ALL rsycEs.:
Also. ;.sIs,tit.l
LARGE STOCK OF sMoKISd AND onswIStsx
TOBACCO AND PIPES. "a. = =:
Merchants and consumers are respoc tfnll Y so.ii9
licitcd to call before purchasing elsew heres Rts
isfaiion guaranteed. ss *
All orders from tho country will DO prumftlyis
executed. JULIUS MAD3fsN.Ss
April 20-3m asia::ssS : 3.s:sS
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DSYCHOMANCY. FASCINATION OR SorL.
l. CHARMlSG.-i00 pages cloth. This Won
deriul book lns full Instructions to cnnblc tho
render to fnscinatc either scx, or any animal. Mt
will. Mesncrism. Spriuaisn, and hundreds Of
other curions experiments. II can bc obtained
hy sending address with 10 cents postage, to r.
w. EVANS CO., No. Al South Eighth ST.,
Philadelphia =.
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A Days ride in almost any part Of our country
will show more than ono practical illustration OF
tho man who commenced to build his castle with.
out counting the cost. Men often leave ont of
their calculations such little matters as doors,
blinds, sashes, mouldings, &c. md in the .ntl
find no comfort in tho house which thcy have
built. Remember. therefore, before building,
write to p. p. Toale, Charleston. s. c., the
largest manufacturer ordoors, &C., In tho South
orn States, for an estimate of tho cost of finish
ing.
rss- Tho "Phoeba Baker" Salvo--
100 yoars n socrot-
Cures as by magic
All Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Cancers,
Sore Nipples, and Broken Breasts, Chappod
Lips and Hands, Ernptions, Cbilblains, Bites or
Stings Of Insects, DO.
Wonderful cure for piles.
Sold everywhere
Ask for Phoebe Bakers" (snd take no ether)
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NEW
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

On tho Cor. Of SUMTER and CANALSTs.
Whcro all kinls of Work in tho Blncksm;tl,inr .
Line will no finished IN n workmnnliks manner,
and at tho shortest possible notice.
Tho undersigned feels confident, from n scnsc
ct his experience, lin the hf .ncss for the last
thirty years. TINT hc cnn give Satisfaction. both
In prices and In tho execution OF all work on
trusted to him.
W. G. STANSTLL.
Arr;l2o am
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COUNT I.IIE COST.

wineman's Crystnlized Worm Candy mover
ilaI
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BUSINESS MANAGER.

NJ Our Advertising friends are requsstsd to
send In thoir hvors not Inter than Monday.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09
Iron the Memphis Avalanchc.l
SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.
Col. James Birney Marshall killed ny
n Pal from n WinGow.

On Sunday morning our citizens were
again startled, by tho announcement thW
Colonel james Birney Marshall had Deeh
killed. by falling from the widow Of his room,
which was located in the second story Of
the old Post Office Binding. At what
time he foil It Is difficult to say, as ms BODY
was found by officers Neil and Duity, NJ
mn early hour in the morning. From ali
appearances he had been lying there Tor
some time His right arm was broken ana
the hand considerably mashed as If he had
nut il out in order to break the fall. a
Jury of inquest was summoned and ver-
diet rendered in accordance with the above
facts. Ll.
The deceased was aged about sixty years.
He was native of Kentucky, and brother
Of Gen. Humphrey Marshall lie first pub
lshcd q paper ut Louisville, called the Guy
Gd.ette Afterward he was editorially
connected with the Ohio Statesman, pub
lished at Columbus He was next employ
ed upon the Cincinnati enquirer, in sim
liar capacity. Going to New Orleans he
became connected with the Delta and
Picayune. At the close of the war he
went to Cairo and engaged in the pub.
LEGATION of the Daiiy No,cs then pub
lished in that city. His first appear.
ancc in Memphis was in the summer OF
1861. lie wrote occasionally for different
papers and in few months went into the
real estate business in conjunction with
Mr.. o. Ii. Lide, (sinco deceased and Mr.
Passmorc. The firm was Pussmore, Lid'
Il Marshall, and continued until some
time in 1862. Colonel Marshal left Mem
phis and returned to Cincinnati soon afte
Federal occupation in 1862, and engaged IL
| the Cairo newspaper enterprise. He re-
turned TO Memphis in 1866, since whicl
time he has seldom been out Of the city.
Colonel Marshall was one Of the veteran
of the press, having been engaged II
editorial and literary pursuits perhap
thirty-6ve years. He possessed abilitie
of high order, and n superior education
His writing revealed both intellect an
cultivation, strengthened by good jude
ment and had he applied himself
x.siduously to producing results as to ~
curing the knowledge necessary for then
no eminence in his vocation would hav
been beyond his reach.
lie had large number of friends, an
few, if any, enemies. No one who knc
him will learn of his death without sorrow
His romans were attended TO the Memph
ald Louisville depot by members OF Il
press, Typographical Union and 9TH
friends, and were forwarded, ye,terda
afternoon, to Frankfort, Ky, for int
ment, in charge of Captain +. H. jam
and Mr.. NJ. Noals.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

The 800 white Radical votes,
went in with six delegates each The
Grand Chnin precinct delegation, observ-
ing considerable colorcd element in the
convention, declared that they could
neither sit nor act with it, and in fl OF
irrepressible indignation, withdrew.
Other delegates were appointed to MI their
places. Seeing no probability Of nominal
uon at the hands Of the convcntioni Col
Lowe withdrew, and his delegates going
over 20 Kennedy, nominated that gentle
man on the frat ballot
The question now arises What does
Lowe propose TO do9 The Shrieval;y is
/ within hi, reach will he take it? If he
is holding off, under the impression that
he can 60 to the Legislature from Pulaski
and Massac, he will 1.-Two to see how I'M
grateful the Republicans us well MS repub-
lies can be. His white friends, who now
whisper hattering tales in his ear, will
slaughter him without mercy In Mat
contest his colored cohorts cannot, If they
would, save him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09
BULLS
-SARSAPARILLA
Read the Cuptnin's Letter and
tie Letter from, his Mother:


lR JOHN BuLL-beaI sir: knowing the Ell.
cheney ~ your -aTspATiils, AMI the healing snr
bepthp ,Al qualities Possesses, ] send you h'
following statement u NY ease;
Twas wounded about t~u year. hgO--vAs tAkst
pr nHcI and confined for sixteen months, h.Ini
mugof 80 onen, my wounds have not healed yet
have hot -st ups moment since Sas wounded
am shoi through the hips. Ny general h.ali
70 impaired, aud need something to assist nd
ture, I have more hith IN yohr ssfsaparlla thai
10 anything else, | wlsl that that j. genuine
Please express me half dOE.i h1ttI.s, az
obuSe GAIT Z. J., JOHNSON,
-. Louis. No.
L, = tn" following was written Aprl 81, ls0
b, Mr., Jennie l.hnson, mother Of Capt johp
-on.
IH joins BTLI.-Iear siri Ny husband, /
L r.. JYtutou, saS skllliUl surgeon Hul phys.
ian 10 Central New York. where he died. ltaNlI
the shov G. y. johnson IN my care. A. ihiri"'
years Of sge. he had chrome diafrhra hu
sCTDiuln, Tor which gave hlm your raTsapaTiii
III CURED HIM; have Tor ten yeaEs recon
menleI 10 90 many IA Aes YORK, ON" ana LOW
for scrofua, fever sores, anc general d"blli
Perfect success has attended il The are ,Ft0
ssmS GASES ~ scre'sla sAd fste' sores Np' ain
mifauaus, 1 am very anxlous Tor my soL 20 aga
haze recourse 20 your SarsapaTilla, lie - i'afi
OF getting a spurious art ele, hence h, Whiting
YOU furIt. ~. wound. were terrible, but !
licye hswill recover Respectfully, ,,....,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The famous Temple Bar, London, is
20 give way before the widening OF Fleet
street.
Connecticut cider-mills are overrun
with apples at fifteen cents a bushel.
The production Of whisky in Kentucky
this year is only about iiye-cigh,hs of what
1t was las, year.
"A swimming match, with only one
legged contestants, was one of the features
ola recent soldiers picnic in Pennsylvania'
Nashville, Tenn, will be without any
place of amusement this winter, except n
skating rink.
Louisa Murray (colored), Of Mobile,
goes TO pcnitentiary for five years for the
abduction of the Digby child in New Dr.
leans.
The Atlantic the last Of the old Col
Inns steamship line, has been converted into
q steam merchantmen.
Some four hundred men have COM
Melted their terms of service and have been
discharged frcm the Prince Consor, own
Rife Brigade since il has been in Canada.
The Catholics of Flushing, Long Is
land. have resolved To send their children
| 10 the public schools. Heretofore, they
have supported school of their own Of
about 45O pupils.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts
has decided that the privilege which Is
given to the widow 10 wave provisions of
the husbands will cannot be exercised by
an insane person or by her guardian.
The Governor Of Georgia has sent y
message to the Legislature recommending
that the State pay the annual nppropri"-
ton of ~, 500 due the State Agricultural
Society, and now twenty years N arrears
The stock of the American Watch
Company pays twenty per cent dlvidnnd',
and 1000 shares are 10 De- set aside Tor the
! operatives to secure ut the present value,
thus practically Introducing co-opcra'
y ton,
= The average age % American clergy
a, men, ut death, /, found 10 be 81, which Is
], year, more than the longevity of the
next most favored class, 10 years NOR,
4. than IN the other professions, aud from IL
:, sfo ~ years above that Of mechanics, arti-
n sans, mlhers' operatives, and the like.
n A person in Boston who found the
n wallet OF dealer in garden truck, con.
tanning over 800, and returned il To him
with. considerable trouble WAS rewarded
:. with the invitation, Wont YOU take \
, pear" the huckster adding however. l.,
% way of caution, "But not out of the best
X. box"
-Gallsntry saved a young gentleman
:. life in Bath county, KY, a few day. ago
. Two ladies, named Dennis, in watkins
) home during a storm, took shelter unde
Z q tree, Mr.. Harry Riddle vacatng tn
n dry spot for them just in time to receive
G severe shock from the lightning, whic
It killed Miss Ellen Dennis, who took h
position.
"A small boy o, some ten years name
~ Rhodes, was lodged in the Logan count
. Ohio jail Wednesday night, for whipp'"
n 800, =" mother ahd little brother, we unue'
stand that he is more than tyro despera
A. do His mother threatening 10 whip hir
Of on one occasion, he exclaimed that h
tb would hur, the baby If she did, and, o'
her whipping him, he jabbcd n forl
through the childs arm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09
WHOM THEY FIN THEIR HOPES
IBnN'

The ad interim Of the Mound City jour
nal I. manifcstly correct in his conclusion
that Messrs. Mum, Lincgar X Co, lash
their hopes Of success in the pending can
yass, 10 the strength Of the negro vote.
II there were not white voter in the
Thirteenth congressional district, those
gentlemen could not more wholly and
solely devote themselves to the negro
The journal says;
Messrs. Mum, Linegar d Co, hr their
hopes for election in November solely upon
the unity of the colored vote. They are
laboring with singular earnestness-wor-
thy Of anobler cause than they represent
10 organize this new material, and shape
II 70 SUIT their will, that they may be ena-
bled TO muster and control il at any mo-
meht And while they labor so assiduously
- eject complete harmony among the col.
ored element they ignore the very exist.
enee OF white men. Probably il would
not be imptadent 10 remind these gentle
men that White men have no, vet beer
disfrsnchised in Illinois
From what w can learn Of tho .oN
hand speech" which Mr.. Mum is ors,in,
being elected only by negro votes. /
fac,, We have heard him call upon Nj
eolJred brethren TO come to his aid al
rescue-claiming their united strength NJ
support As matter Of right. lie solemn
swear tina, he has ever been their cspeci
friend and fN,her-that he stood by thel
like pillar Of stone, even when II WAS u
popular ana dangerous ia this country
speak in their behalf
Will some friend. whose memory is b,
ter than ours, be kind enough to point %
period Of time, since Dan Mum desert
the pulpit and came To this country, VIII
II was dangerous or unpopular 10 speak
behalf Of the colored people;
Nj. Mum does not toll these people tina
but two years ago, he declared, by Il
God that made him, i the Radicals shou
eesr advocate negro suffrage or endsaror
bring Il about, he ,oOuid ,c,thdrav from d
party
Mr., Mum does not deny thi. chsrg
His clarion voice, piping these words, n,
scarcely ceased to echo, Did he then nj
pear TO be the colored mans friendP
be was, then he was deceiving hi. ON
race and people, and If be would decei,
his own people can the black man ,ru
him with safety
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

ndr The colorcd element owe II great
debt Of gratitude to the Hon. ID. w.
Mum, and he seems determined that that
element shall know why they owe it. In
addressing large crowd, ut Mound City,
a few weeks ago, he said that while con-
nected with the army he saw an aged and
decrepid negro woman hobbling along the
waysdc. The worn out condition of
that old creature" continued Mr.. Mum,
excited my sympathies, and let her ride
my horse. l would have done that much
for the meanest dogr'
That Mr.. Mum should treat n negro wo-
man with the same consideration that hs
would dog, is the evidence he furnishe.
of his affection for tho race. Why, then,
should the colored man not vote for him
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

VIII the Trijr. please tell US which
side Of the tariff fence the Radicals of the
Thirteenth District are on--,he Revenue
or Protection side2 Aud will 1t please tell
u. whether in it, opinion, the Radicals Of
,h. district have lodged the tariff que,-
ton, and are consequently entitled to the
contemp, Of both the friends and oppon-
euts Of Protection
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09
gluVs-clXXi:sl0N.

FLOUR COMMISSION.
HALLIDAY BROTHERS.
GENERAL AGENTS
FORWARDING i COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
.-.-.r1 DEALERS IN
FL O U r..
'33HGco moor And Agents Of
OHIO RIVER AND KANAwHA
SALT COMPANIES
MO. vooxExOL NvII
q u r. e CAIRO ILLINOIS. =,
e. D. Mathuss. f.. c. Uhl
MATHUss a uHL. .- .,
. * < !, TO: u r
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants
1856 Ohio Leyse, CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Special attention given to the pure and sale Of
FLOUR, HAY and CORN
lt.t RErEas To 49,,
Dixon. III CITY, National Bank. Cairo, illinois;
| Mathews, Dollars Co, Commission Merchants,
Chicago, H.; Baldwin 4 Stone. CON. MERCHANTS.
Chicago, ILL.,, bow. Moran Co.., Chicago. w.
mar3O!u
10. W. GREEN
Successor 10 Faliis. Green 4 Col
FLOUR AGENT
| .......,.And General.
Commission Merchant
CAIRO. I'LL.
|
| :. Il. Ayers. u. j. AyeU.
4 YERS Il CO..
DEALERS IN
| II II u u II
....And Generai..,..
Commission Merchants
NO. 1873 OHIO LEvEE,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09
Take Notice i!

From the Chicago tribune. Radical Thunderer)
August
II, il known and read Of all men, that
the orershddowing question IN Americdn
politics al the present time Is A TARIFF FOB
REVENUE, OR A TARIFF FOR fRoTEc.
TIoS. II is optional Jor Po'"eat
parti,s 10 Be for one or ne
other. THEY CANNOT BE FOR both. Nof
CAN THEY DODGE THE QUESTION
WITHOUT INCURRING THE CON-
TEMPT OF THE FRIENDS AND AID
yOCATEs OF EACH OF THESE OP-
POSING PRINCIPLEs'
Resolution in the Tariff Question adopted ~
.Cousressional Di.,r,ct--col. John NJ. Creb-, nom-
R,soir,d That wEARE IN FAVOR
OF A TARIFF FOR REVENUE on
LY; and ,ee demand that the burdens
OF tara,ion shall be fairly and equally
adjusted. and that such an adjustment can
sot be w,ad, .s,thout striking from the stat
ut, book The present odions tariff ldcs, a
system Of saration based upon .faroritisn,
and which has desfroyed Amer.
can shipping and commerce, oPrREssEs
THE PEOPLE OF THE GREAT A0RJcUL-
TuRAL REGIONS, coMPELs THE MANI TO
PAY TRIBrTE TO THE rKw, AND HAS
BUILT Up MoSoPoLIEs THAT CONTROL NOT
ONLY EVERY BRANCH OF AMERICAN INDUS
TRY, But ALSO THE LEGISLATION OF CON-
GREss and zoe demand that tie prime ar.
tieies Of necessity, such as tea, coffee, sugar
a.d salt shall be placed upon the free list
Resolution on the TAR Question, adopted by tho
Rsdtal Convention OF tie Thirteenth Congress
sionAl p,.,rict--Hon. u. ". Mum, nomineel
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

- The Radicals Of Pulaski county
held their county convention last Tuesday
Crane, Kennedy and Lowe were before It
for nomination for the Office Of Sheriff.
Lowe, representing the 100 negro votes Of
the county, went into the convention with
seven delegates. Crane and Kennedy,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09
A Fact.

8 y tFrom the Chicago Tribune, Radlcai'l
+ 9"Co~srsss still maintains fares, d,reet
and ;vdireet 70 fhe omosnf Of not less "d,'
xsOo OO0. 600 or THIS ENORMOUS TAX,
Irss THAN oSE-HALr IL RECEIVED Hr
ruv oovypSNEsr. The remainder is
DISTRIBUTED 10 prirate individuals and classes
,obo control legislation
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

D0c The Hon. ID. r. Linegar made n
speech in Golconda, few days ago. lie
told his audience that there has been re-
bellion in this country; that the RpuJh-
can party sprang to the rescue Of the
nation Dave wasn't much on the ''spring,
himself) and fought through four years Of
bloody war. 1t took him three hours TO
tell this wondrous tale, and, when he got
through, somebody was cruel enough to in
sinuate that he "heard that same old song
Ave years agor