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MARINE C0uaT.
Cnu An Infidel Testify E
BEFORE Judge Curtis.

CnCsrly g. CooE.-Plaintr sued to recover for
breach Of contract. Defendants attorney asked the
Court to examine the plaintiff on his ro dire, aeg.
inx that ne was an nhdel; that he did not believe In
the existence OF Supreme Being or In the NOR
taity Of the soul. Judge Curtis, in passing on the
exist In the mind OF the plaintiff justly excite the
horror and condemnation OF civilized mankind.
deem the rule OF Jaw, however 70 De under article
the Revised Statutes and the varous adjudications
upon the subject, that the witness may be sworn;
ana It Is proved to the satisfaction OF the jury that
he enterains the perniclous views imputed to him 1t
then becomes question for the jury to say to what
extent they would believe the testimony OF man
who has no fear Of the avenglng wrath OF God,
After trial Of tie case the jury foaDd for The de-
PENDANT.
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ERE AMONG HE IsRSEyReN.

one hundred and sixty actions were yesterday
commenced In the Passaic County Circuit Court at
Paterson against The Erie Railway. for alleged over.
charges IN frelghtage between that city and New
York. TO enable these cases to DO brought before
the Circuit Court plaintiffs sue for $3.50 damages
In each instance, one-half Of which sum goes to the
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SUPERIOR ccuaT-spEclAL Term.
The Clark Bln;nger Case Again-Con,cn,pt
Proceedings.
Before Judge MOI

Abrahdm B. ClarE US. abraham Bintagcr.--On
the sth inst, Judge Mcneil made an order to show
cause treturnable yesterday why Daniel II. Hanra-
han, Thomas j. Barr, James +. Morgan and Henry
William r. Goran, 3. Herts, auctoneer, snouldlnot
pc punished Tor contempt IN dlsobeylng an order
enjonng and restraining the sale OF the portional
property oil the firm O! A. Blninger u Co.. which
last The defendants now come before the court to
s answer WY they Should not be punished for con.
by Setting forth that Judge McUunn modified
The order OF the a0th IN SO far to allow the sale
10 take place and the proceeds to be deposited IN
gan stated That the Papers served upon the motion
were long and vouminous, and some Of them had
only been served On the previous day. He also read
nned 10 his home ~ Sickness and In this state or
Iacts ihs motion was adjourned uutil Monday next.
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less, i0sD ieli, les i6lb, i64f, ielp, 1851, 1854
1851. Part 2-BefOre Judge McCunn.-Nos. 900,
2oes lls2 lace ~ 2lo2 SIG. 2lo l7ss, 1922, $780,
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERM-port l.--Beiore
Judge Gross-Nos. 724, 730, 910 sos, 954 oeo, $50,
s65, 942, 9o7 95S. 9js 966 9Ss 900. Part 2.Before
SOL 500, $685. 92s, $685. e49 &c., 96l &C., ses, 0oa, 9o5,
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COMMON PLEAs-SPecIAt Term.
The AFFIDAVIT Of a Dead Man has no Standing
I'm Court.

I'm Court.
Before Judge Van Brunt
Maria Louise Mason, ErecutriT or James Mdson
Is. Edtcard Lan1bert.-The plaintiff brought an
action against the efendent to compel settlement
husband and the defendant. An order OF
arrest was granted on an afldavit made by the de-
ceased husband prior to his death, In SUIT which
was mover commenced, and In which affidavit fraud
and misrepresentation were charged against the
defendant as an inducement to Mason to enter INTO
the copartnership the question on the motion to va
cate the order Of arrest was whether this affidavit
could be used. The Court held 1t could not be,
and vacated tn 9 order OF arrest accordingly.
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AN ATLAS or THE MooN--CRArEas, Hits AND
MISUNDERSTANDING tic late fuee.ing OF the astruno.
mers IN Vienna eight leaves or new atlas OF The
moon were submitted to their Inspection. and highly
approved Of Tbcy are the result Of nearly tnirfy
niutz and completed at Athens, after the astrono.
mer whose work they are haa accepted the position
of director OF the Observatory OF that CITY, The atlas
IL TO consist or twenty-five plates, which are six
PARIS feet IN diameter, twice the Of ohrmann's
aud Madler's lunar maps. Nor rs their size the only
point IN which they excel the earlier work. While
only 5000 cratcrs are marked on the latter, from
10000 TO 80 900 are to be found on the Athenan map
aud prop0rti0nate number Of mountains, hllls
&C., have been exactly determined. Since the dis.
appearance OF the crater InnGus, which was con-
nrmed IN 1855 has proved that changes take place
on the moons surface OF dimensions great enough
to be observed on our EARTH the want Of large and
exact lunar nap mas been keenly felt
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10000 Tenn Ga. n
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, April 1875 N.
COTTON. holders anxious TO realize, and but little
demand the market for this staple heavy and prices
ceded about &c per lb will be by reference 10
quotations appended There sold l6s bales Of which
697 taken by spnne 7 by exporters and 3l by
atos Included sales IA bales 10 arrive For
future delivery the market was quiet, and the offerings
Deng free pricss, we're 80; lower, cos,ns weak q
at 22c $50 do for May at 2lhc aslssc, and $50
do for june 1T 2lAc. a 2ls&c. We Quote:-
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NOFFEE-Ro was SCARCE and very Gfm AT Yesterday q
quotations Sales Of 500 bags OK r. G. warwick private
terms Other kinds duh but unchanged.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts 6,4sl bbs four; 600 bags
corn meal 28b60 bushels wheat $50 do 462Sdo OATS
800 do. barley and 10000 do malt The -four market ruled
steady, under moderate demand for low grades, which
brought full prices for export The 1900
bbls Southern -four was arm with moderate business
Sales 800 bbls. Rye -four and firm, with mod
crate demand the sales being lb0 bbs Corn dull
but unchanged. Saea, 10 bbls. We uuOte:-
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COURT CAlENuAUs-Tals pAy.

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.-.AdjOurned 10
Monday, 18th inst, at half-past ten A. NJ.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS Before Judge
1888, 1874, 1856, 100, 191, 213 $50.
SUPERIOR CouRT--TRiAL TERM.-Part 1.-Before
Judge FreedmaD.-Nos. 1852 1871, 1891, i447, 81,
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HE COUR rs.

Oeteauo1 " Aottorb ~ Inc Poet Once-fa1sinB
Counterfeit Money in Joke no Joke-AL
legged Custom House smuggling-Can
An InAdel Testify 1.-THE Clarke
Bininger Case Again-An Ag
gravated Case of Arson
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER Coua!.
Pssinaster jones' Fight with swindicrs.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The case In which Postmaster Jones is charged
with having uulawfuly detained letters addressed
70 alleged CONFIDENCE men BY over Sred ulous peops
for William N. Martin, the complainant, commended
that Post once oiciais mad no more right to open
letter bearing postage stamp after is rece Dton for
transmission than an express man won Id have to
open package entrusted TO him for delivery. He
necessary IN cases where the department was in the
habit OF delivering by carriers. lie asked Tor an I'd
Journment for the purpose Of procuring testimony
70 sh0w that letters other than answers to swirl
ding circulars bad been Withheld from Martin by
the Postmaster 1t was admitted that Mr.. W. N Little.
OF NewburY, had written q letter addressed to Mar
tin, dated March %, 1870. Case adjourned.
Commission Merchant Passing Counterfeii
t0- Money n Joke.
Before Commissioner Shields.
Jacob +. Cook, doing business as = commission
merchant at No. 225 washington street. was charged
vi IN having passed counterfeit twenty dollar bill
RuspOAuug w w lSSucu Oh the lTdutsiuhuS NAtVhdi
Bank, on dealer IN pictures named Moses Com.
PertZ: The accused said that the complainant came
into his store and offered to sell him picture for
eigAtyhve dollars he said, as JOKE, that he wouu
give twenty dollar bill for the picture, which Com.
pert7 accepted, subsequently returning and de
manding good money IN Its place Cook was held
In $500 bail to answer.
a Custom House On1cial Charged with Suug-
Cling.
Charles L. Lawrence, Custom House inspector,
who 10 charged by General Curtis, special customs
agent In the Northern district Of this S:ate with
containing SILK velvet ribbons, across the border
from Canada, voluntarily surrendered himself be.
lore commissioner Osborn and gave bail for exam!-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CoGsToCx-- HrSr--In San Francisco, CAL. on
Tuesday. April y, at the residence OF the brides
father. by the Rev. wilitam Hamilton, CHARLES 9.
UoMsroCx, Of this city, TO HELEN w, daughter Of
Jonathan hunh
DALLAs-BsAroS.--O Tuesday, April IL, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, 70 South Third
street. Williamsburg by the Rev. b. Carlisle; Will.
LIAM DALLAS TO MAd"iK, daughter of Peter ton.
Esq.
HUsrAcE--ALLrgroN.--O Tuesday, April IL. at
tho residence ~ the brides parents, by the Rev.
Charles seJ mour, LILLIAN A. HusrAcE 10 AMY b..
AILERIoS, all Of East Chester, \. Y.
POwERS-+SMiru.-At Cornwall Orange county, on
Tuesday, April Ia, 10y the Rev. William: u. French,
TES EYcx POWERS, Of this city, 10 MARY EGBgRr
SMITH daughter OF the late Exbert b. smith, OF
Smithtown, |. I.
Ross--CILBsRr.-.On Tuesday, April 70, by the
Rev. Cornelius u. DUNE, SAMUEL l. Ross to EDLE
J. GILBERT.
WBARNBy- RRyASr.-On Wednesday evening,
Aprii - BY me- Key G. Rhodes Mr. AsnATAa
city. No cagds.
Isie&,
ALign.--Ou Monday, Aprii TO- ELMAn ELLSWORTH
ALLEN. oldest son OF Martin ami Eliza Allen
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend me funeral. from the residence OF his
parents NO, 40 st. Marks place this tIhursday)
afternoon, at two o'clock.
BAcH.-on Tuesday, April IL, after a lingering Ill
ness, EILES the beloved wife OF Joseph bach aud
daughter Of the late Lewis Lewis, Esq.
The funeral win take place ON Friday corning,
at ten O'Clock from her late residence, No 354 West
Iouriceuth street. the relatives and friends 81 the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
BRADY On TUESDAY, April L., NARY A., the be-
loved wife OF Michael Brady, in the 65th year OF her
age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
y invited 10 attend the funeral, from her late rest
dence, 1j2 East F0rty-third street near Third ave-
nue., on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock
CAHLL.-On wednesday morning, April IL, JOHN
FRANCIS, only son Of Michael and Mary Cahill, aged
Tne relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully ins,ted 70 attend the funeral THIS Thursday
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOsr OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending Saturday April -, 1879. will
saturday, at y M and At al stations follows VIZ "A
u, II 45 and l., 15; and o. II 80: and G. 10 5
r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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ne VI. and 2,I5 o,Cloclt p. NJ.
One O'Clock r. VI
STREET QUOTATIONS

Five O'Clock p. M.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
senator Johns: On.

The Virginia Legislature hns under
discussion the propriety Of fixing on
the Goth inst. for the election of U.
g. Senator to succeed the present term
of Senator johnson, Thlsprclmlna-
ry step win bring promptly before that
body thc'question of Mr.. Johnston's
Stewardship, and from every candid
mind in Virginia must so up tia re-
spouse that he has been faithful over
the few things within his reach. His
position has been one of great delicacy
and danger. The body which cleo
ted hi'n was itself the creature Of an
election which was displeasing to the
administration. His presence at
Washington was unwtlcome because
he was deemed representative Nir-
ginian. In the breach between him
and his Ex-senator Col. Lewis, there
was left no middle grand. AS the
latter gentleman sought power and
refuge with the Radicals Mr. john
slon Identified himself with Virginia
Tire one became Jcderoy in his rep
resentatiVe capacity, the other never
forgot that he was tie ,eryant Of the
State. WI c Lewis was o gagged
in secret Caucusts and sche neS to
overthrow the reconstruction of the
State. Mr.. Johnston was unearthing
from the moulding vaults Of their ant
war entOmbment vast and forgotten
claims due Virginia; lie was busy
procuring federal aid to improve the
James River t. survey aud report up
on the James River and kanawha
Canal, rs national work of grca, Inn
pnrtance. lie spoke ihc voice OF Our
Impoverished in,h,s.rles IN protesting
against the prohbitoTy Tobacco tax Of
81 cts, per pound, IT. caused the in
oipient movement for the erection Of
three judicial federal districts in the
state, and he applied himself beyond
precedent TO those personal services
which, whilo they were tedious and
ldhorious beyond measure, are indis-
pensiblc to the pcoplc. 80 mans pc
NiAl'li was AlNitNdlN'i VI tlfElNNA''l.
Above all the bruised and bloody old
Commonwealth ct Virginia had once
more in the councils OF the Nailon an
advocate AMI defender who was able,
Vigilant, and always loyal. We have
no idea the Legislature viii for II mo-
mont entertain the idea of cnnsiderirp
the unreasonable imlortani,ios Of ri
val aspirants Tor the position. The re-
ecuon of Mr.. Johston, would be the inn
possible thing of Nirpinla's dlshanor
IL would lac the endorsement of Lewis,
for their reception az the hands of Nir-
giniu, must he as opposite a. their SER
vice has been. The East may reject
the claims oi The S0uth West 10 thl-
honor, for the S,Nth West hes hornc
what West Va. rehelled against, hut II
should never he said the pcnp'e who
have borne With uniarubhcd honor
.he heel of the soldier tAe mike lness
audhunger Substitution and The FRAUD
aud fai ,hopi of foreign thieves ar,
unmndfl of aacNHn Who hoa hrsi
ialtsiul il Az las service.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

THE Greeoneville Sentinel reaches
us. It's edited by Mr. Il G. Reeves
and wears the fair habilimcnts OF
Democracy. Take our hand brother,
we 90 together, but before we go far
you viii woader why you closed your
salutatory thus:
Having announced wha. the status
of the SENTINEL will be whilst under
our control, we have nothing left TO
do but TO make our bow to the frater-
nifty, recline in the "chair" and again
feel ourselves an editor.
1 l.. G. REEVES.
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TEEE WAR

After as,ries of revorsos esulting IN
the retreat at all points OF tie u my OF
the Loire, and The immediate threaten
ing of Tours. GHmhetta declines to AS
sumo the responsibility Of further e.
sistancc, and asks for an arm stice to
allow the election of a constituent as
sembly by VIII ch peace may be max {
on the best terms Prussia will grant
The combined movements of TrOchu
and Paladincs has failed AMI the re-.
public yields. The war is nearly en-.
ded, and the restoration Of Napoleon
may be looked for.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

Senator Johnston, of Virginia, is
Il member of the committee on rcyo
lutionary claims, and of the select
committee on the removal of politi-
cal disabilities. Senator Lewis is ON
the District of Columbia committee.
and also the committee on mines and
mining.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

RuuEFER-J0Ni .S-On the night of ia,
9th inst. nt the residence at Sir. L. VI Jne.
Mr.. Jas. ". RoplFm TO Mics n. Z, } 'NEs
both OF Sullivan co. Tenn.
lEONARI llARp--On the 30tA ult. bN
Rev. =. :. Sutton, at the residence Of Il
bride, JACun X. LEONARD TO Miss MARY II
d. SrAiur, nll of Ice co., Va.
BATl -RlCHM0Np-By the same, on IL,
9th inst, NJ the residence Of the hridc'l
father, frsTAcE BArY to Me Macy RlCu
NONn, all vi Ice co., Va.
$500. -. =. .nrlg.-.-llaaa =
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The Price Of isrowmIe,,,s Reign

The Legislature has PASSED an act
placing a tax Of so cts. ON every II 0
worth of property in the state aud
will IN few DAYS recsiahlish tie cnor-
nous nlcichant} tax Of 1868. lItavt II
had it, Luciicr Eden its Serpent and
Tennessee IT,. Brnwnlow.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

THE present Radical Congress is pre-
pairing for the food and will work
like beavers while it lives. Their
next step is to admit New Mexico a.
a state under the name of Lincoln
We hope it viii be deemed an early
duty of the democracy to wipe forey-
er out all names which derive THEN
notoriety from the triumphs Of sec
tionnlism.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

WONDERS never cease to come =
The double head of the Norfolk Jour-
nal is the srst known rciutation of the
old adagc that, 1.-Two heads are bet
ter than one though one of them be
that of 4 sheeo. I"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

Capt. j. S. Greever, of the Scna' G
and and Col. J. f. Terry, of the HOUSE
have our thanks for portion of the
acts of tho last session of the Va. Leg
l..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

TnE Subscription price of the
Southern Churchman has been redu-
ced to three dollars. Address Church
man, Alexandria. Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

THE Soldiers Gazette cannot be ig-
norant of the fact that it has been
affirmed that the school found rs re-
turned by Gov. Harris, was reportt d
short 10y those who counted it at Nash
VILE, and ii will require more credible
testimony than the public now has t.
make them charge the short part OF
that school fund to q ". Harris. Go ask
the bricks of Nashvillel If they have
tongues, and they We're not radio n
tongues, they might "a tale unfold ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

Advertisements inserted Mt sl.O9 per
square of ten lines for the fsst and FIFTY
oents for each subsequent Insertion. stat
ng advertising contracted for upon liberal
terms.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

49, ANTkn AGENTS-To soll the HOME SHUT
M TIE SEWING MACHINE. Price, $2S ia
makes tho "Lock stitohn (aliss on both sidesl and
Is tho only rceused under- feed shuttle Machine
sold Ia less than sou. Licensed by Wheeler *
WILSON, Grover Baker and singer Co. AN other
under-feed shattie hashines sold for ss than 500
are heterogeneous, aud the seller and nsrr abie to
prosecution. Address JOHNSON CLARK a 30.
A'riil. h,.s fiitsbaigh, Pa, Chcafo. ln. ur
~ ~ouist Lll OCT 7-3h4 60
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

The News ~ the largest Paper
,and has Larger Cfrculaiion ;hHn
any Paper ever published Ia Br'Sio'.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

DIR. LAwRENCE's WoMAN's FRIEND
Cures all Diseases peculiar to Females.
Dec 9, lS70-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16

Tho Elisors of the Nsws arc not RESPONSE
pic for OPINIONS expressed by correspond
ents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
ROBERT {, lee

with full record 81 the campaign and heroic decd
OF his JoNPAsipSs rs AIMS; % Names NE lepfi'
cW not ioiiiagy IL dte." The life OF Gen bee Il
here given fall Of facts Of Interest nvver befnr
published la one hand some voame Of s5n pases
ara 10 Iifc-lil.e steel rugravings. Great induce
insnts offered Disabled soldiers and ,etivo and
women 10 sell this ~. at work. T.. y. TREAT
CO., Publishers, O5l Broadway, New York.
nov 25.it co
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n WATCH FREE for everybody and $50 per day
IA sure. Business light and honorable. No gin
enterprise, No humbug. Address H. Monroe Ken
nedy, Pittsbun, Pa. nov. 25-4i co
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-16
$40 Made from so cts

Something urgently needed by everybody Cal
and examine, samples sent post paid for 90 Ct
that retail easily Tor $40. Il. J.. WotcoT Isl
Chatam So, NJ Y. nov 2j-iw co
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y O'CLOCK.
statesmen WANTED.

Cuisines honorable. No competitions liberal pay
nov. 2h-4t d co
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
MIIDING IGIIN.

The Fenans are again on the war-path,
and all the country is excited. O'Niell
with small army began the forward
movement on Wednesday, and with a
proclamation of his intention to libcrate
Ireland, crossed the line into Canada al
most ut the instant receiving volley from
an ambushed foe. One of his men was
killed, and an officer wounded; and, while
he was in the act of rallying his troops, was
pounccd upon by the United States Mar
shall, who forced him into carriage,
which had been provided for the purpose,
and drove him into the jurisdiction Of the
Union.
We cannot tell, at this writing, wheth-
or the capture of the Fcnian chief will
bring the raid TO an end; but are
sure il will have on the adventurous
"a depressing effect and we are
also sure that the raid in its results will
bring TO Ireland none Of the blessings
which enthusiastic Fcnians predict. We
cannot understand the object of the move
ment upon Canada. DO the Fenians pro-
pose to subjugate the Domin-
ion, and hold it by military force,
as Ireland has been held by England
for centuries past? To believe this, is to
believe that 1rishmen are willing to innict
upon an innocent people the same outragcs
against which they are now protesting.
But whatever may DO the object Of the
movement now in progress, it will most
assuredly result in disaster It cannot
succeed. 1t is q scheme of madness, and
will bring distress upon many patriotic but
thoughtless irishmen. The slavery of Ire
land Is crying shame, but the manacles
can never be struck from her limbs, by at
tempts Of her sons to fasten chains upon
another people.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

IL THE SAME FIx.-The vicksburg
Times and Republican says: 1.-THE future
Of vicksburg depends upon our ability to
construct lines Of railway which shall
penetrate the adjacent country, and bring
here its trade Cairo is "in the same fl"
Her future depends upon her ability to
construct lines Of railway which shall pene-
trate the adjacent country, and bring to
her its trade Our citizens should make
note Of this fact, and begin the work Of
building such railways by voting tho sub.
scription Of 100000 to the Junction rail-
road, on Monday next.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
mas he BOUGHT THEM

We cannot stand by aud see the char.
acter Of our friend, torn into shred, with
out protesting against the outrage. II is
ia our nature 10 rush 10 friend IN distress.
even when that friend is our political enc.
myi and although this weakness If weak.
hes ], j., keeps US on the rush nearly all
the time, We till yield TO the impulse with
every new occasion that presents itself
j. II therefore 10 be wondered at, thai We
should now rush forward and pick up the
gauntlet for our friend Mr.. ID. ". Mum?
l. be not IN need of an arm like ours?
Have not bis enemies beset him ON all
sides d. they not rise before him, even
in h'- own party, and hurl ut him enven.
omel darts; Has not Radical paper
charged him with obtaining his Newspaper
po'orieiy. by buying editors? Thi. /, "A
charge We eanno; tolerate. Venus resent
A. Mum has not done 50. We know that
mere are monied mon who wish him in
congress that they may use him, but would
nc u'e Their money 10 buy editorsg lie
"a 4 happy way Of promising, and would
A'' when he could purchase favor by soft
zap pay down for it hard money? We
'"'N'' believe IT, lie has habit OF re-
.SH ing hot giving money. II the charge
:, ,r ''yn made against Linegar who rolls
." '", ~enight have given to il cred. .
'N' being against Mum. the i'm
ara, 70 ~ T' can hardly believe ii. And
,tNp",' H' Haa disposition to subsidize
,her ILL., % ea''ors Of tho district would
.ley' nNe b'Fki', be winin And if
they we1e, would Pope stand hr al -
IN douh, snG A S"AOu' protest. We are
IN . aoD'' '''a hope 'omeeody will helm a.