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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
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lFrom the Chicago Tribune, lRsdical Thnnderer)
Augnst9
ait is known and read Of all men, that
he orersh0doeing question IN AmeI1cdn
polities al Ue present time is A TARIFF FOR
REyESuE, OR TARIFF FOR PRorEc.
TroS. II is optional for political
parties 10 be for one or ne
other. THEY CANNOT NE FOR BOTH. Nok
CAN THEY DODGE THE QUESTION
WITHOUT MOURNING THE CON
TEMPT OF THE FRIENDS AND AD-
voCATES OF EACH OF THESE OP-
POSING PRINCIPLES
TRe.olution IN the Tariff Question adopted 10y
the Democratic Convention Of the Thirteenth
Congressional pistrict-Col. John NJ. CrehS, nom''
nce.l
Pesoired, That WE ARE IN FAVOR
OF A TARIFF FOR REVENUE ON
LY; and re demand that the burdens
Of tdration shall be fairly aud equally
adjusted, aud that such an adjustment cdn-
not be made ,cithon striking from the stat
nte book the present odious tariff to,cs, a
svstem Of taIation based upon fdroritisp'
aud mhieh has destroyed Amsri.
can shipping and commerce, oPPRRssEs
THE PEOPLE or THE GREAT AGRIcuL-
TuRAI. REGIONS, CoMPELs THE MANY TO
PAY TRIBUTE TO THE FEW, AND HAS
BUILT ur MoSoPoIIEs THAT CONTROL NOT
ONLY EVERY IRA Ncn OF AMERICAN INDUS
TRY, but ALSO THE LEaIsLATIoS OF CON-
oREss and zoe demand that The prime ar
tcles Of necessity, such as tea, coffee, sugar
and SAT- shall Be pideed upon the free list.
Resolution on the Tariff Question, adopted by the
Radical Convention Of tue Thirteenth Congres.
sionh ps'rici-iion' u. W, Num- nominee'l
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

ss~The Illinois state fair, to be held IN
Decatur during the last week OF Septem'
ber, promises to be the finest ever held IN
the State.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
TAYlsG Gas COMPANIES In reply I

TAXING Gas CoMPAsIEs In reply TO
h letter Of inquiry, Acting Commissioner
Douglas states that the law of July II,
1870 docs not repeal OF in any manner
change the law imposing tax on illumin.
a'ng gas Gas companies are subject to
the same liability and entitled to the same
privilege Of charging the tax TO consumer,
as prior TO the passage Of the act,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

pF-Thc new Democratic paper 70 DC
started in Washington will make Its ap,
pcarancc on the l4th Of November, ana
will DO called the HariOt.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
VALUABLE LAND
AZ Public Auction.

will sell At public auction at the Court House. in
Cairo, Illinois, on Saturdy. September 10Th, 1870
ss o'clock PM. the following descrined tracts Of
land, Wis; The south hsli-embrsclng the south
east and southwest quarters Of section number
ssventeen mo. III in township fourteen 40 south,
range three (3) west of the third l3 prime pal mer
idean, in Alexander county, Illinois, containing
according 10 Congressional survey, three hund-
red and twenty (3!O( acres.
This land lies within two miles OF the Cape @ r
srdeau Ferry Landing, is said to be Of superior
soil, aud wen timbered, and presents hne oppoI'
tunity for Investment on speculation, or for i'm
proyement for farming purposes.
The sale will DC without reserve. Terms, hall
cash, balance l2 months credit with Deed of Trust
oRMOND BEATTY,
Executor Adam Realty, deceased,
ByC. WINSTON, Agent and Auctioneer
sug27iiw.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
The '8nll&tin.

trrom the Address Of Democratic Congress,
Let there be no dissensions abou u...sion
matters no time lost in ..,ion or
of dead events no mani IT,. no
parrow or proscriptiy a,,r" ,e mar.
sacrifice Of the cause 80,
sonal ambition or vs'"''
ros co,oRrs xIiIrh DISTRICT
.,REBs, OF White Co.
WIZ rop sriross, lsr DISTRICT,
.. ". G,as,s. Of G"iistin County.
.F HOLCOMB. OF Union 60.
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War mcasures-Foot soldiers.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
NOTICE.

Alta meeting OF the Stockholders q ne Enter,
prise Bank of Cairo" held July 4Ih lslo. xss
Ordered that the name Of aald ttnk bschshsed 70
nm. .ENTERPRIsE SAVINGS BANK," and .hat
the Secretary give notice of same by pnoilcs.'oh
In accordance with section one oi sad charter,
:" A. b SAFFoRD, secy
aug2Ol3Oi
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

ns,yr The navy department hasjust pup
,shed n lis. Of rear admirals, commodores'
oar.oins and commanders, showing the
date ,hevwii, retire, and promotion con-
seouen./ According TO the list, D. d.
Mo,clent, as commodore, was retired TO-
day, thus promoting Capt. Mulleny to Dc
commodore. Rear Admiral Rowan, VIII
N retired on the 25th of December thus
Promoting Commodore Jenkins to be rear
admiral, and Captain z. r. p, Eodgers
will be commodore. Rear Admiral
Melanc,hon Smith will retire May
"a, ISL, promoting Commodore
F. b. Sands, and Captain ;. ~
Tr,achard will be commodore, heAs
Admiral Gordon retircs June ~, 1911
promote Commodore Stccdman, keal
Admiral Lanman retircs July ls, 1877
promoting Commodore Pennock. hea'
Admiral j. A. Winslow retires November
10, 1872, promoting Commodore D. 8
Wordcn. Within the next two year
nineteen rear admirals will be retired
some of whom, according to the presen
list, are yet to be promoted to that rank
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

Boy-The Radical newspapers throughout
the country make boastful allnsions TO the
fact that the revenue receipts were last
year greater than the expenditures Ad'
mi,ting this statement to be well-fouhoeo
it only shows how enormous the ioad Oh
taxation which the country has been oo-
liced to bear especially when It is rcmsm-
bercd how large proportion Of the actual
revenue receipts is pocketcd by fraudulent
officials. The cxulting confidence with
which the story of reduced public debt
is repeated, illustrates the political bank
rup,cy of the Radical party. The increase
of revenues is due to the increase OF bu''
ness and this increase, instead Of being
result of the policy of the Radical party
has been in defiance Of II. TO-
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

Prepared by DR. JOHN BULL al
his Laboratory, Fifth Street. Louis
vile, Ky,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24
Have Snakes Legs.

This question would seem to
be set at rest by the skin OF a
rattlesnake which was brought
to our office on Saturday last
by Mr.. w. w, Wickham, OF
Berne township, and which can
be seen by any one who calls
This skin has attached to 1t
two clearly defined feet, loca'
ted about six inches from the
tip of its rattles. These feet, as
Mr.. Wickham informs us, were
about one inch in length before
they shriveled up, and are plac,
ed in such position as to propel
the serpent with great velocity,
Doubtless they are so construc-
ted as to he drawn into the
body, out of sight, at will, and
at any rate they present an in-
teresting study for naturaIlsts.
Athens Messenger.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

Cattle Disease Of a violent
character is now prevailing in
Fauquier county, Va. Every
person who pastured cattle on
grounds recently occupied by
an importation Of animals from
Texas have lost their stock
The people Of Salem, Fauquier
county, will not permit another
car load of Texas cattle to be
delivered at that point. From
post mortem examinations, the
disease is asserted to be pleuro,
pneumonia, which has proved
so fatal on the continent Of
Europe, in England and the
United States. The appear
ance of the intestines is as fol-
lows: The lungs are highly
inaamcd, liberated and filled
with pus; the third stomach is
filed with unmasticated and
hard food the small intestines
on their mucous surface are
mottled and gangrenous, and
the sac of the renal gland is
filed with blood. No parasites
are visible in any part Of the
intestinal tube. The first symp-
toms are debility, a staggering
gait, great enlargement Of the
pupil and ball of the eye, and
loss of appetite.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24
J. w. BOWEN, Editor.
Macarthur, August "a, 1870.
A Steam PIOw.

Gen. Wade Hampton has
upon'one of his plantations in
Mississippi, steam plow which
was manufactured at Leeds,
England, and is now in prac-
tical operation. 1t consists OF
two portable engines, which are
so made that they run them
selves without the aid of horse
power, and so entirely dispense
with horses. These engines
are placed at opposite sides of
a field, and by means of wire
cables draw a gang of plows
from one side to the other. The
plows cut the soil much quicker
and deeper, and laying aside
the cost of the machinery, at a
much less cost than the horse
plow. They plow on an aver
age about eighty-five acres per
day. The engines are also use
full in other work, Only a few
days ago, one of them came
down from the plantation with
six wagons in tow, and drew
them back loaded with lumber
over rough roads that would
have required twenty-four hor-
ses to do the same work.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

1t. was admitted by Senator
Anthony, of Rhode Island, a
few days since, that our navy
"was in o worse condition now
than it was at the breaking out
of the rebellion, and that III
case of a warit would be ut
terly inadequate to meet the
necessities of the OCCASION
Senator Wilson, of Massachus.
etts, thought 'the hundreds OF
millions Of dollars spent during
the war had been next to
thrown away" Is a party
whose leaders make such hui
initiating, but true confessions
fit to direct the destinies Of the
country ?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24
country

A first-rate platform was
adopted by the Democracy of
the Thirteenth Illinois District
the other day. Resolutions
were adopted by the Conven-
tion declaring in favor of a
tariff for revenue only, and
"that the prime articles of ne
cessity, such as tea, coffee, Su.
gar and salt, shall be placed
upon the free list" denouncing
grants of land by Congress to
mammoth railroad corporations;
declaring that the five-twenty
bonds are payable in green
backs; demanding that Con-
gress shall levy a fair tax on
United States bonds; asserting
that the National Bank sys-
tenn should be abolished, and
greenbacks issued in lieu of
such bank paper; demanding
an increased volume of curren.
cy; insisting that National
bank shares shall be subject to
school and municipal taxation;
denouncing the Radical Ad-
ministration for ''truckling to
Great Britain and Spain )" stig-
matizing the naturalization law
passed by the last Congress as
unjust to the white immigrant;
and asserting that the act to
enforce the Fifteenth Amend
ment is contrary to public NOR
ais, and destructive to the peace
of the country.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

Thirty thousand dollars is
estimated as the amount that
will be realized from taxing the
Department employees at
Washington for campaign pur,
poses, at $3 on $1,000 ana ana
81, 400 clerks, 81 on $1,6OO
clel ks, and SIS on clerks having
higher salaries. The Radical
Congressional committee re-
duced the assessment from one
per cent. on income, on account
of serious objections from the
clerks. Some State Assocla-
tons are protesting against the
right of the committee to levy
a fixed amount on salaries, and
it is asserted that the money is
to be largely used in trying to
return the present Republican
delegation from the South.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

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No other form ofNeuragiao or Nervous Disease has
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Even In the severest cases Of Chronic Neuralgia
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1t contains no drugs or other materials In the
slightest degree injurious even TO the most delicate
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

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In BILIOUS DIsEAsEs, Indigestion and Dys.
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fremont Street. Boston, Mass,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

There is an umbrella in Ban
gor which has been in the pos
session of the family for fifty
years. 1t was a bridal gift.
New York spends $2,0O0,,
900 a year to have its streets
sprinkled.
The days have decrease So
minutes.
A young man in Naponset,
who had trilled with q servant
girls affections, finding him.
self in dying condition, sent
for her and made a ST., 900 will
in her favor. TO show her
gratitude she remained at his
bedside until he died.
We learn on good authority
that engineers sent out by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
are now at work surveying a
route for a railroad up the lit
tie Hooking river, from Belpre
to Athens, o. II will make
the distance between Athens
and Parkersburg some twenty
miles shorter, and benefit the
trade Of the latter place largely.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

Every day furnishes us some
indication Of the returning SEN
ses of the people by their de-
sertion of the Radical ranks
The Wooster (Ohio) Democrat
says:
'"Seventeen men who have
hitherto uniformity acted with
the Radical party, came with
out any solicitation to the Dem
ocratic Primary election in this
place, and pledged themselves
to vote the Democratic ticket
this FALL" - E,s1..,;,,,:...,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24
INSURANCE.
o. ID. HAWK,
LICENSED INSURANCE AGENT,
Nc ARTHUR, OHIO.

. EPRF.sENTS the following
LII FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES;
ETNA, of Hartford, Conn.
UNDERWRITERS, New York.
HOME, Columbus
MERCHANTS, Chicago.
FRANKLIN, West Va.
And the following
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY:
NATIN'L LIFE q HOME, of N. York
my. olicie, issued on reasonable terms.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

The population of the Sand
wich Islands is steadily dimin-
ishing, the deaths for the last
three years having been 9,409,
against 6,O24 births, or an av-
erage annual excess of deaths
over births of ], ,l55.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24
A Cat Story.

The New Albany Ledger. is
responsible for the following
feline story:
aMr. Ben, F. Tuley, who I
lives on the knobs west OF t the
city, owns a large and fine
Maltese cat. Yesterday the cat
went into the room in which
Mrs. Tuley was sitting, and by
her singular freaks soon sue
ceeded in attracting the atten,
tion of Mrs. T. The cat would
run to the door and look out, .
and then return to the chair OF
Mrs. Tuley, as if desiring her t to
follow it out doors. Finally
she told one Of the children to
follow the cat, which the AMI
NAL seemed to understand, for
it Immediately led the child
out into the yard, where from
a long tuft of grass it drew out
a black snake, about four and
q half feet in length, which it
had killed in the grass near by.
The cat seized hold of the
snake and dragged it after the
child to the house, where it cut
up many antics over the de-
fanct reptile, seeming to enjoy
its victory very greatly"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-24

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Mariattn G. ninninnati Rail Roads

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