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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
ARoUND-ABO'JT-cAlRo.
FRANKLIN COUNTY ITEMS.

FRANKLIN COUNTY ITEMS.
The citizens Of Benton are hoping for
the construction Of railroad between
Evansville and st. Louis. We are appre-
hcnsivc that from experience they will
learn tina, "hope deferred maketh the
heart sad
The farmers of Franklin county COM
mcnccd harvesting their wheat last week.
The Benton Standard says that the yield
is large and of superior character
The Ma,ons Of Benton dedicated their
new hall las, Friday, with the usual
parade and ceremony. Lodges in the ad-
joining counties were represented, and in
the evening participated in the Grand
Dedication Ball" -
Il rsincd in FRANKLIN county almos,
every day during an interval Of two weeks.
The farmer, complained Of much damage
to the growing corn, in consequence; bu.
We opine tina, they were unnecessarily
alarmed. -
The stockholders Of the Evansville X
Southern Illinois, snd the Evansville X
st, Louis railroad companies me, In Ben.
ton, few days sgo and consolidated the
two companies under the name q the
Evansville X ST. Loui. railroad company.
The board Of directors me, Immediately
afterwards and elected officers.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY ITEMS.
The Marion F-i<ri say. ihs, a. the IT,
bacco Fair, held q, Cairo las. week, our
county was well represented. and carried
oif several premiums, As follows:
In the sixth elastic the lady in ~hore
name the bes, hid. Of tobacco ~As entered
"a premium Of so In gold Was awarded
10 Mrs. Martha Gulledgc.
In the seventh class. GocdAll, Campbell
Il Goddard received premium Of SlVO in
gold for the tes, hid. shipping leaf.
The second and third premium $50 and
$40 in gold were awarded to Mr.. Hes;on.
Glory and gold enough for one day, eh ,
Mr. -
dan Mum, the shitepoke and gss-bag
Of the lower end Of this district, received
the Radical nomination for Congress on
Tuesday last. The way the people favor
lite, Col. Crebs, will fax out ",ha; Teller ,
will strike the Rad. dumb with astonish-
mcnt. This is ,he opinion OF the Marion
Friend, and there are many Thousands Of
sensible people who "also think the same
likewise
The Episcopal Methodist church edidee
Of Marion has been supplied with II new
Cjo pound bell The building i. rapidly
approaching completion. Rev. Mr. Nance
Is the pastor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
From DR.. Lloyd, a phy,ician OF largo practice.

Great Bridge, Va, October ;, lsG9,
j. J. Lawrence, NJ. D.-Dear Sir: ! chcerfully
encuT-e YOUR kOskoo a. being most valuable
preparation. Upon examination Of the formula,
! ind each ingredient highly oNtolcd 10y our host
and most progressive clinical Investigators. !
have testcdIts effects in my own practice, and
have no hesitation In recommending u. In my
opinion, II IL the best compound OF It's class ever
variOI,s compounds Of sarsaparllla, etc, ever in
vented. II is n decided nerve tonIc and inylgor.
ator OF the animal forces, aiding digestion and
blood, which should be the basis of treatment IN
all chronic diseases. Hoping you will reap the
reward you deserve from the public u, benct1c-
tor, am, sir,
Yours truly, CHAS. LLOYD.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
'NORE sOLDFOR CHARGES.

Tito following grttics, nov IN possession ofths
uniersgnsd, viii D. - "a At pube auction, on the
ttA DAY 81 July, 1870 10 pay freight- and "hsfg"s
u not claimed ~ called Tor i-lfufr the hat. aoy"
mentioned sale t. take place ou wharf boat. op.
po-Itv sixth street, caro-, Illinois, At u 0,ly,k
IN. CuA-. Z. lllNlE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
FLOUR, HAY and CORN

RGrERN To
L.. County National BAN, J.. ,0n, H.; Wm. thl.
bi10n, ms CITY National Bank, Caro-, Illinois;
Naihow-, Dollar Co., Commission Merchants,
Chicago, ~ HnliWin A stone, 'uin, Merchants,
chicago, H., Dow, Murla g., chicago 81.
LLL-.L-.alII
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
For Additional Testim

After reading the above hIgh recommendation
inyalids cannot reasonably hesitate To give Ill
ktSkOO trial.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED

by IA. use Of TN. medic ne from weak s'ckly,
suffering 'reaiutt-, e. strung, healthy and happy
men snr women.
~ medicine has attained such 4 great r.pu'l.
ton a. Ia. justly celebrated Compound.
, 1870-04-24

y htInsen expected foT he commencement of
bzrssuA-Tne saccess Of "Loheng1tn," with
IL = Bs,sane g. ha.es a9x oPst xs Ra
essa Sfa IN sG ans9 s
noPaisres kse1sea5 III aaes Marie x k1eos. 10
pI.nlst ct tn ktns Of sa1nns> mat'e sves1 great
MSpox. Aa,ch sa-7ne opeumR Of tie corrns
Garden Italian opera took piaee Jesterday. Hrs.
IammeEnooF," WITH Nle Scsst and Wachtes, who
has n1t sunR in London for four Jeass-tn s5lte Of
which We CANNOT Say mat the thEa:ze vss null
for Wacfsel, the rots Of Ea7ard seems 70 be too
dramatic foI hin, and naar persons .sent away
disappolnrsd- Win the exception Of @ GsauaIu, a.
Henri AEn. the rest Of the fingers dls: not in~
terpret their ratet well C. T.
n addition 70 The above, tAs following items
arc Of interest: "The Magic Flute" was
given few evenings eince N hew York with
For1nea As Popa9ezo, He.1nkraa a. iSdrdsao,
Habe1mAnn a 7an,ino, DzinbA ~ Papdge;an,
Ca.1issa a. Pantna, End Ritter ut tho baton.
With the exception Of Mile. Patti, the per-
Torrance does not seem to have given salts
fsction- Better send for our ar1sEeurB. p.
i. Gilmore Wa = minstrel eighteen years ago,
and Boston papar ptlnts programme Of
festivities to which he contributed i taznbo,ine
SOLO,: Mn, Bcznazd's troupe has swung
round tho circle as far as Augn4ta, Ca.
ACOtA+4 IL III u446 uG1ks.
The following itcma ara given a. couBtitus
ms the cost Of the Nov Paris Opera House:
Masonry, 14,ooo, 900 francs; jotnera' depart
ment, 100000 francs; marble, 100000
francs; marble pavements, 200, 900 francs:
noeaic work, 10000 francs; ornamental.
sculpture, 1.o6o, 900 francs; stasuasy, sA5, 600
ffzncs; artists painting, 470, 900 f3aucs; ar
tistic brass ornaments, 4B0, 900 francs: lsoquer-
ing, 1G,o 600 francs. gliding. s45, 600 francs;
brass Nozk. 15o, ,000 francs; locksmiths' work,
,oto, 600 francs; eaEpenten', ~, 900 francs:
covezing-in, $50, 600 francs; fighting, MS, 900
francs; warming and ventilating, $1,000
franee; forming. with incidental expenses,
total Of about forty nillions Of Gancs.-..
Morgan, the organiet, is going 10 travel this
summer on concert tour. !. fa5cpa. Rosa has
sent over seventy thousand dollars to Europe,
10 be "sa1ted down." within the last aix
sAlted down abont AZ much more ia bnnancss
property OIL South WAter street in this city.
pEaEan1SE FcE1E.
, 1870-04-24

Ohio Marttfaf4n-a.

Ine editor Of the hrdtrx Farmer, rho has tus1
returned from a visit to the great maaufactor1es
OF agricultural machinery IN Ohio. Is publlsh1nu
notes OF by u1p entitled "OQr AgncpItura, Nj.
SS.n,nne!7-Mne!e s. II i Comes from and who Make
description Of the works locsted at Tansdchf'
phlo, and 10 II re notice the following conccrulna
Ga ~ e.ys "a eonnes %se Fearing
"h1ymJer, Day Yea conmenced the but11tnp
ot 9as'f present extensive works here IN 1871; pre-
n the manufacture Of the ceIcffatet Co1k Pafcnf
Esdposatort. mostly used In the manufacture ot
sso.gnnm; IheJ SUI. manufacture these pans aud
canc. There Is already large demand lar these
pans T. tue South, aud We noticed an imsnrnse
one tnlsy re-! long 1uss completed. to send 70 he
The 'vsctor Grain Driu Ia another Of their
speci1tcs, Which Is becoming very popular, TheT
manaiacturcd Loo Of theml last season. About
The buckeye Thfesher' Is another nachine
made hero. This Is q machine adapted to four OK
1s Sx-oT5e r. po~ss ana d intended for farmers home
experiments, and, Judging from numerous testi-
monia.s, It Is giving excellent satisfaction. The
Planet Lever Power used with it, Is model Of
ctmpactness and strength, and eau be used to run
any other machinery of the farm designed for
power. They also manufacture Al scaliess
Ghain' chat horse power for .wood saving and other
;" The main hnildlng Is 14o84o, With IN I. OF 1ox
@, the Whole three stories In height; foundry, 100
Atos huMli3uup, t245a-2A CONSTRUCTED OF lEtC&
and stone, WITH modern improvements; arc high,
Een lighted and ventlated- The po~et used Is !
aFst-class 60-h0rse power steam engine. From 10
to $50 hands are employed In the works Alto
grtheT theae works are among the Argest and
best constructed OF ApT III the country.
"HymJet, Day 4 Co. arc also connected With
the widely known house Of Blynyer, Norton /
ca, she Oldest and heaviest manufacturers Of 81
gar cane machinery in the country, and 1. whose
extensive works At Cuctnnat3 are builI the Victor
ton bells, tc.
"These Two concefns hatc IN extensive sales
rpoM and warehouse IN Chicago, under the paue
OF piJpaYeI. Fearing Cor
, 1870-04-24

The Common Council, among their other
duties, will have to e1oct five members Of
the Board Of Education. Ne have no par.
ticular objection to either Of the five mem.
bers whose term e1pites this yeaz, because
VIC do not know what particular share
either OF them had in the transactions OF
the board during their service. We think
it unfortunate that there has been no inyes-
tigation in the matter OF tho expenditures
Of that board, and that this election must
take place without any official knowledge
On tho subject But the Common Council
can act safely, and do Justice to the public,
ny eiecting only such persons to take
charge of this great public trust as ordina1y
business men would entrust With the care Of
IN estate, requiring intelligence, capacity,
and personal integrity. Il memberso Of this
kind be secured, the Investigation into tho
past transactions Of the board can still
90 On.
, 1870-04-24
ILLINOIS,

n--.,-
saAHF@"5s &F"eooaAH8a In tho Com
vcnt1on.
Sf6sGvyrYn I'll .n-, o.
srst- IL Aoti1onJ LII aes
eaol' 1u1 NJ R,cu-
Nj. ALLEN, of AIexlnder, frum tne Committee
on Bu 81 tsnts: t m1oe sspoE the a7me in tae
me 5oiioTtnE sectons arr H. ~ .a1z s;{
ferent: ~ o'1'7 3e'feSea o1'
SECTION & EyerY person NAV freely speat vrt,A
and publish his sentiments Oh ali subecta be,mi
81 .,ai! Sor roi le1 M oah rrt ~ s1 ~ 1e ana U
nuth. Then published Ttsh GOOD moti1ea Id fns
insftnshe en1s shsJi ~ SnF;ctsnf s1na - -. W ~
;scrsnn chsTs 1A4 ~ s'~4as W LIE
Hp- - N nerson s},.tl ~ rels m .n-~r f,- /.
c,1minsi nfieace nn,ess on infIict,nenr of nsf ~
fsos - ~ fefnGr: &, vhtcH thc e,nY ht 49, - tzs
are or iTnnrtsonment M otherTise ,ha5 IN ,fn psn{
tentia1T, Il cases Of Impeachment md In cases
1ha1 T. ~ .cfn.i .e1yt ~ IN tit1 y u kae ELLIE
sane-T ''>~' ~'4s ~ "s'' W poD'''
y. ~ Wit, nsea 9eo ~ oc kaAcn ot
ten. SncS ~ edmnensaton' Vfen AL II nr.da nx ine
ssates 80 sasA .,o oe asSsr1atnsd ny mry, o. rot
lest 1s1 ase sonsts e.ii y, s[ aRposuted o5
Tha ~, .1se t.t.z -, .rs+rp.S Qy sAr
tec 81 anaa ,S 1en '9f 3e1.af cts Wlont
snea owners subject 10 1ae VIC Tor Witch 1t Is
tasen. s9c, IN. cs,,.,,, ..z.,,,x< ..,.u
any 4 Pc pot s eto ~ q aT mpsins @ he aus osss t.
1o1 1t ot nr . m1e 5 Gzsnt
~ *, -a1n1r e,ada " M
.rtnrssa us - "aae tae np@St@1 ofoe1 os
4Au1saa5 ne3k
<-.,.,>,....,15 IJCnsclAaL "A - h1IoK!.
Sans'qflnton NJ Or Iae !ua.o3AIJ tesnIs- Mae 10
suMs1s ~ Deeenss sdenament 70 Secuon y,
M Csuqea;on 1al'es oeaue 1ae quess1o oc1ose
u1S II ,a.Tan94. srGTM1,r-
T., ". ~ 81 nt mehb, = oFed p refer
70 nc EemHittee on ~! OF Elghts, With iustiuo-
Hn uas - %iDls c4Atse IN LnelI a<ucle psnrliln1
en IL ~ aay alo!5 al AoolSA ne
- 515 "Aeneses SUBSTITUTE thetefof
S4!H4 ~ - = H5Hs39ea.. 1Ts.Ws
80 -. G1Hs En- NAs N EV. or lts feiete0te 70
We We Snai1ee on the M*ol aghts Or Sche.ale
A"a FL s'R1'ffls 91 aaSoSa.ed Inc amendment
~. ALLES. or CTawfoH!..Was willing to try he
IN 1a na' would rot s abolish II that after
Ala l Auu !allufe II could nos be restored In th4
.isHsi .,a9 oneueeA nc fhousat The grand jury was
usSinL
n,os, AT 1S, MsL, Q, 3onsSomety, thouyht this was
rso.11 ~ tur,so, pso5ssoo, aaa Waa not quite
a,y asauy 70 suppol9 u The pe1pLs were not yet oc-
hr "ta me question, aud what security was
int,,r, iras as as* agency nouIi not as readily
lul4It lllfulE Cl&[8EtEr tho EfaD1 5rrT =
, 1870-04-24
REAL ESTATE,
The Suburban Movement of Ponula.
tion-Widening Michigan
Avenue,
Prices In Sam Frnnciaco-Truus
fers for the Week.

The cheapncss Of labor and building materials
compared to past Ecars. and tho abundance oi
money that Is to be had at more moderate rates Of
1nttFtA th3n heretofore on real estate mortQa1aa
Is stimulating the building Of n1st-class structurei
In all the central parts Of the cjtr and bid,
1alr TO result In The filing up OF great proportion
OF Tie gapa n the lines Of buildings on our pruet
pa thoFoughfaseA When there Is q speculative
lever n real estate, ~ there was 1t this time last
Jea, there Is ways disposition to pu.f mi irfn
the open prairie and build cheap wooden hnnsas y
hils Or tNo oeJ9nd the limits VI the improvements
In year or 10. But when, a. At present' tn eost
OF erecting substantial marble and br1cE buildings
II MoasIate, central property. which the uwucrs
n..nt w. !. ,pgn. iof speculation, but for invest
The popul alton will not spread out this wear ~ IL
las w msh Ana although there II progression Of
loIulatlon eo1tn~aft along the lake ahOre toward
ne soulh Parsa, there Is no such tendency In say
other direction, anu tho increase Of popriafjnn
.n,s ysa5 IN os mainly N its density N what are
sHAplAhed Tea1dtnce quArteta 1t The present tttue
I,i Ihe history Of evesy REeat city would probably
snow ,.a ~. Eate iM Population and brelness may
tension Of the Limits OF improvements. anG fhe in.
crease OF pr1ces IN the suburbs, is made 81 tuc
essaon @ q Of periodic movements Population nnds
and Increment To the subusba eefs In: Isry1es
area o1 new territory u taken In, and then for 4
.e s1e ~ tnS seeaas 1se % Of Population L
population incleAkeA rntff ono4har ~
LII Tear As ~ o"oe .oecomes necessary.
Tas rcr, act,xe bnf tn.e ,soo oqlna3 13. movement
to reccrnJ1c IL fscf Ih.r serpc Ms oeRlnhlng
three tines ~ isrce Il az A. poPenuon nearly
"a tht conr.ntanen y ~; naits oi tne citJ+ aud,
after all one Of thc nost .nnnrssnt ~ th9a1s =
considered, 1t has turned tie attention .; 1pr. NJ M
asers to "ipsae nFoneyty he r.si ~ ~ pMaSn s,.
are not merely where ths arbitrs1r In, ~ LIZ
down upop the man Int Wharever ,.1.a, - ialu
II Of population NJ LIS ter,nn.aaa 1iln n oeas-
lining the limit Of nonnInt3on - thts nae ue,
which would not e1teni, n she 1ans1 | fnri, xuu
Of the xdty on the West sa sa o,,'' ~! nne
beyond It on the Nortf, SLdc wn1 -. tatH os
tend mile beyond il sinnr ~ i.t &c thon ta 70 r.
South Side In ali thr ssps ~ cr,nT G i. .ei ~ tas
such line ground viii sel ~ MI D1iras I,t ~, y.
anF outside 0f it there il rrr fffa ;c,r.n 0' iot
fhe Increase 1f ss1rs IN thn ';.s-t* uGH%u. ~.
Western ayenne this EaeF ts1So -. ss,cs ~ vs. o.
amounted to about IA m NA1'71eoe4a' AAsa 1ase
feet tnste.t ~ ;nltnlsaa Avenae tn eighty
scc0nt ana ThtrtY fifsf tfreets hss hsn "c4t5 ~
fence Of Moseley SchnnI af ths rnrnarn ~ 1r, tus
furth street AMI nlsn somr of tha Fences ~ ety.
Of res1enccs in that .fcynttr have hse,, 4., asos
hsct fnnrfcen 5rc. nath,n w s 10y. oesn 1noEed
hi,sr ~ nre hrrr hnHsas w IL r8st s.o aaEA Inc
s,+.h -. ~ psGA @ nousts JUST soatn OF Twenty
, 1870-04-24

Tho R,v+or a5,--.;.-~ .,u. .,.. ~.
,,-ant;,o ~ ~ nr;.;sh t.o,as s :, aa a.,, sae
T;nn;ae., s..>s-u.:.-:a1 49, $50 - g" 'o.1e ~
tor on 1heiF uar tn a st.t;on Mn ;n tha;- I 'sr 49,
co1n.v v,,,d +, an --e-r;,s ~ ~ ;nt.sn. ~ =
tioual comity 1ucb as every nation h.,
moral right to ernect of err1v oth., r,t;on
with which it i. at na.ce Va anast;on
The fact Of anx n,r,i RIM y, tha ,1.r,;sas
ar that It ;s sach . nr;x;,.oa ~, CO.
n,;ta;o po,1a arar .et - r.. ~. 80
hist The Yinninao r,p;on can on1v ha
reached tbrnoh the ter5to,v NJ tba nn;.aa
State nh.~o ~. ..-.~.1 .aata. ~, .-.:st,
~ nI.;e,, .,.a,,a -. g.. ~
~, ~ ~. bc~.-.;r rs5.e.,1ns 49,
~ "~s y. ~ AAe5
~ - e. ,.sA . "' .1 1"- ~ @Aey ~
I.ta .: " ~ en wv =,
~ ~ ' - ~. ~ t'eueo o'1,a
oona5- uea'
~ tNs<'t11 Lao nos aA17a 11e pfasus8e ot dan-
:. w. s, ana s'n NOT 40 80:
-. -5s5 - ~ - 80. "! ~. o'e4 oa.nn FIJI
h. seanr;ne ~. ns;., ~ &c "s .nols oinealty
centance o3 the winn;aaa@ s n!o a. &C.
inaccessible land ~ es,s... ~" .neu
4sr<rti.rr that 80 1nna . u eae
o not rrcoen;,s e. - s.,,!S sos-
eNme. 4.. ~ - w.-:>eoor9a- 4 has ~ ~.
~ t.on;rn ~ ;nto The d,,tips!ion Of he c,ns
, 1870-04-24

This would leave saving Of actual oosi in
the H1ngle items Of rent and lkbo. Of Ss7,7sO,
Or an a7era9e reduction in each Of tho dfty
houses ~ Of $'A-eo rer annum-
better designated aneT ooanonaiei i pSsn plsn
IN bs Httls dsnelen. len ias f1sa heasss o9sss
housea, sAre In tho absence ct cook
hs AND Wsshing apartments Thcy can
ehs.naa % rented d, ehe.ger On aooount Of this
fsdltiea for economical housekeeping thn,c
would seldom BE- = vacant hou1e, Easnilies
could pnsrhase al their unoooked food bra.d-
s.ts, ries, fruits pseseEyes, ETC.. It the coop
o. articles to be cooked to tho co-operatiTa
6tchcn, or purchase there seady cooked.
Everything consumed could be obtained It
lowest ptice; it needs but little kuogledee Ia
500 that tfty 1ointA OF meat can BE- purchased
As once, and cooked 1t ono placs. far cheaper
.han a. hfty ra11knta and cooked In atsy sspa-
fata ssoves Tbs CO cooperative lAundry wpuld
6e n undoubted success, haring boon often
ulscuescd, And it would lje = we1c1eue rcliof 10
pd&93aRahas to Dispense with the missrzble
Washing~day. Iha economy Of the project IA
undonbted the object to be attained is 70
na9n ma It eomfostsble and convenient,
department. that 5d1niios would BE- al.
ssaed 1his would BE- easily done, md though
It the start eorne slight ineonveoieaces n;Cht
have to be borna, yet the rehct OF dispensing
With NidG1. and hiring 20 Eauch mo1e Tins
to Asend 70 family Inatters, would znorn than
compensate for them.
The lots foz these houses haFe already been
seleetad tn pleasant part Of the North Side,
within ono block OF the cars and khout twenty
minutes Eade from C1ark street bridge, md
half Of tho necessary meAna provided for. II
u tho hopo of The writer that many Of you1
zeadets, Of N economical turn Of mind, md
who can see that the g1estest SAVING to b
made il not in the rent, but In the household
expenses, viii cone forward md aa4ist In !
plan that, il carefully nn1tured and properly
conducted, xn soon b popular, and VII g;ve
families Of moderate rneans other homes hsn
CAD BE- found In boarding houses, 1t much less
cost md with noee comfort.
, 1870-04-24

| Poves OF ootnpruased air o4n b oht,;,.d
.nd transmitted through pipes for 1.aon
w. OF 1900 feet without percepdbls
.oea oi Poxer, beyond the ous-senth o. lss,
m'olsed in c!mrezting ths stesn Dov,a,
INTO the power Of Compressed air. III f,c.
Il important, al va hare ssid, to bui1de,.
and manufacturers. They hsre an3y to mt
ene" steam engine Of, SAY, 100 horsepower
ano aif reservoir, in the centro Of a block.
aa aaa tney are ready to send an aggregate Of
=" nosse- power Of compressed air, aubdi-
'1oed IN any proportions that may be- con-
senianf, into any part Of any building in
tno block, or IN neighboring blocka, az
eanis as gas Is conducted from reservoir
INTO al pasts Of city. Unlike steam.
which loses its power BY cooling, it can be
transmitted my distance without diuinu.
ton- Unlike any system of shsftine belt
ing, and pullies, it inrolres little or no fric-.
t1on, and requires no repairz. Itmakes the
use OF manufacturing power throughout
the largest building consistent with It's be-
mg perfectly fre-pnoof, and insurablo at
low ratea.
In applying the power to the machinery.
the moro obvious mode would be to inject
tho compressed air into the cylinder Of an
engine, corresponding to the common high
pressure engine, alternately on either side
OF tho piston. Il might, however, prove
thai, within certain limits, the motive nover
OF "ezhaust air" might be used ainu1tane-
oualy upon the opposite side Of the piston
the compressed air and vacuum alta.nat.
ing with each other On each side Of the MIS-
ton. IN Like manner as steam and the yacu-
I'm in the condensiug or low.pressure en-
gines. II 80, two central reservoirs could
be constructed, one Of compressed air, and
the other exhausted Of air, or in raeuo, the
power OF both Of which could be transmit
ted through pipes communicating with the
cylinder Of every engine. While the y1lye
opening from the cylinder for the COM
pressed air would let in driving power
he valve opening to connec. tho other end
u the cylinder with the vacuum would or.
vt a suction power which might, or 1niyht
'ot, add to the economy Of the mechanism.
III the means by which this economy could
&c accomplished are public property, inca.
'able Of appropriation by patent OF mo-
lopoly, and we have reason to believe that !
IS value and economy viii, before long, be |
csted By some Of our builders and ma
hinisf4
, 1870-04-24
EplHaH1 8ouutY.

Good news fcT the aoldierk Tbs recent de-
clh1oa ct the Supreme Court Of the Cnlted States
authorizes payment Of 500 bounty 10 I'll men who
enlatsd bst1een May 1. 1861 and July n 1851, for
three ycat1 Many Of tnese hazve msn we.r dis
charged in disease md hare never had bounty.
All Who we1e honozahy discharged hare only to
w1,a the bounty. And this bounty Is due 10 rome
thirty Of more Western rcTtmentA. Colonel J. r.
BoJdeu, Of No. ~ LAsalle street. Chicago, has
heen authorized By the government md Is now
ready 70 prepare III neces1s1J p&pcz1 Colonel B.
II WELL known In tue Wet Is the nr8t agent xp-
pointed After t1e war commenced. 10 pay pen
Hone1s u Chicago All interested In thia bounty
VII do well 10 proservo this notice, And without
1elaJ cal. en Aeud their discharges through tho
3Dt3 OMca to Colonel Royden.
, 1870-04-24

On Tuesday md Wednesday, April es and q, It
10 O'Clock l. n and I p. m, Colby / W.sts viii
embracing F1orcuttne, Hoeaic tables, very Hch
Ets1scan, Gteessn. Florrnttne. snd tIebe vases,
Of the new and delicate Grope pattern: frQlt
pieces mantle ornaments, and p4sIor. Appolnt-
mtnt4 OF the highest order. The gpods a1e I'M
ine Catalogues can be had 1t Soa ~ and n
DeaHorn street, where the sale will take place
Soioy Wits Kil permanently occupy the enttrp
building After MAt /.
, 1870-04-24
The Wezt Divisiou.

The most hnft1, growing and populous ra.r Of
xs1t city Is conceded by everybody to be the West
up on every lant!: streets are being psye,i. aud
the march Of improvement seems slw2ys to b
!1Tesfstibty forTari. Mos: Of tie vacant lots arc
beln9 built up, and, Hithal, there Is everywhere
space enough reserved for the setting out o tres,
Or the cultivation Of fower SanIrnA The West
sl1efs Know what Il Is to lire we'll, and for that
reason always empluy E. G. L Fa1oh Co, Soa
- and % Lake street, 70 paper the walls Of their
hnnsss, supply them with window shaicst curtains
and bedding. The weli-knoxn neaiuess aud Jce-
guarantees them q second call xh.1e they receive
, 1870-04-24

Nr L y. Rouse, No. s. Madison street. Th1B-
csE Building, has Just returned from the EAT,
where he h1s been for long time for the purrcse
Q! purchasing new spring stock for merchant
goods fhAf could be found or bought The VARIETY
md quality Of the new st0ck must be seen in order
TO attempt description Of the novelties, There
lore public examination Of his stock IS invited
90 the pAst Of HI. Rouse'a friends and tho public
respond With the general decline Ia roodx Ali
who wish elegant spT1nR suits or "nooby- b1si-
ness sItts, should not tail to give this storc N
, 1870-04-24

Hotch6n. Palmer Co, Sc. n state ktreet, vii
opco ou Monday very large Ind extensive stock
Of BILE e1osks, comprising III the latest novelties,
Many Of their patterns ate Of their own tmpozta,
uor, and cannot be seea IN my ether house. The,
also call ESecI1l attention to bIAct eUks fron ,nF
unp, a1m 6f th.,r oNn importation TEer xtocf
Of ladica' unacrciothlng, furnishing, and f1ne7
Tooda generally, u aa!Ee and cnmpleE. All cooGs
are 70 be sold exceedingly Low, II aaeJ arc 3tter-
mined 70 do ,A'ye Nnng trade, No7CHfix
f4lxEx i Co. 30, II Site street