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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20
Mai. sIDxEY IIERBERr. Troy. Ala.

DsrRrssrNa CAsuALTy.-In Fen.
trcM Township. in ,his county. apcut ,
q clock on Sunday evening. Tho srd Inst.
WIN. L. Sinclair, young man about ~
years cf age. was struck dead BY lightning
while sitting under treo near bis father
door. Tho trcc was alooust, Of tho kind
usually planted orshade trccs. and was ve
ry tall. Another trcc near BY was torn =
pieces by tho lighting. Young Sinclair
father was sitting in tho house ncar IN
door, and his sistcr ncar him In tho yard
bus neither wcro hurt. -
Tho deceased was q man Of excollch
moral clnrnctcr, and was esteemed BY al
Who knew him. Truly u IS said, "Dcat
loves shining mark. "--slrccnsborO n
lpulJiooH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

UNEp DRrNKryo. ~ hari drinking
match came OF on Friday afternoon on
rlav street. -Four boys triclsto 100 who
eouId drink the most cold water. Onc Of
,he,n r,ccccdcd n conccaling two quarts
and half about his pcron. The others
drank two quarts apiece. This is pretty
hard drinking, and the rashncss Of the at-
tompt has boon tho source Of considerable
commcnt. t.lyhy." Ays young friend
On our right. III would not Try 10 drink thai
much whiskcy az once. lctaIonc water"
Richmond DisPaich.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20


stand INC. How far Is il to Rocheport 4
Aunty--''ShGs pooty we'll. Her baby
got tho mcasels. though. and tbs oldest hoy
is threatened with somcthm' like a white
swellin'."
The driver gave It up and was about to
drive on but feeling considerable interest
in the distance 70 Rochcport. as VIC we're TO
breakfast there 1--WE started at Eve o'clock
in ihc morning, ! and pcrsuming upon ma
turally strong voice, enlarged and cuItiva-
ted by psalm singing late at night in my
younger days, | tried my hand with Tho
old woman.
Il say my good woman, won't you please
tell us the distance 10 Rochcports'' This
last with yell, dwelling long on port.
Aunty. In hDif--"Wcll, you nccdn' i
yell SOL amt dcaf--I don't care what
port you kun from. Look as cf yo lived
on port mostly. Can't yo 90 along the
road without insultin' an old woman rs has
seen better days than the likes Of you. but
has 10 ten toll-gatc, bcin. 4 war widder'
as my husband was blowcd up in stcanf
saw-mill. sawin' ont lumber for the gov
menR G'long with yc,y and she drew
the gate to against the hind wheels Of our
chariot with a slam that gave US a tolcra-
bic start toward Rochcport.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

wmcu AnE YoUf--A Frenchman Or q
Prumiona II your sympathy y 70 DO do
termincd BIZ tho righteousness q the cause,
4 viii ia iifHcalt 10 choose sidcs, fur few
II INV of us fully comprehend as yet The
questions at issnc. We rather think that
old traditions and revolutionary rcminis-
concos viii incline most Of our pcoplo 70
war,Is France. Tho Gcrman elcmcnt will,
of course, generally aympathizc with Prus'
sia. Between two such gaino nations i .
not easy 70 choose. As sho war progresses
parthanship will become moro pronounced
Richmond Whg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

MURDER N CARrEREr.- Friday
last negro man namci Abncr Fisher, was
murdered near Carolina City. rs is gcncr-
ally supposed, BY ono David TIarvctt, also
colorcd. The evidence against IIargctt Is
of the strongest character. and ho has been
committed 70 jail evcn before the body of
the victim Is rcrnxerrd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

A correspondent gives this as a cure for
The poison oak. Simply battle the parts
pois,ncd with hot water, ~ hot as can be
borne /; Keep increasing i till i can no lon
ger BE- used without burning. Pres seit
towel against the parts. 20 as TO absgrD the
water. and avid rubbing; then apply 3
rather strong solution Of strong navy
or plug tobacco on tho poisoned places. and
let II dry. Tho solution is bot vhcn thc
water Is hot. have tried this, aud have
been cured, or very nearly %, in three %
four days at the most.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

Frng AT RrDaEwAY.-0n Tuesday
morning last, about o'clock. tho house Of
Mr.. Lawrence Charles, at Tho now town Of
Bidroway, in this county, was burncd 70
tho ground. Supposed % be tho work of an
inccndiary. Warrcnton Gasctte.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

Turnips for cows.
Giyc hogs corn.
learn boys to plow.
Drink ice water slowly.
Vcntilate yonr stables.
Clear water for chickens.
Well cufya grass for cows.
Two roostcrs for eight hens.
Encourage children IN fi.rsning.
- tl.2 sYlgimeesiu IL saFapirs i
4 Keep trash and novels IRON them.
Don't let fruit rot under your trees.
Mich cows should have fresh water.
BE sure to have ice ponds for winter.
Turnips contain 93 per cent. Of water
Work to improve your farm, not pocket.
Strong chamomile tea for bilious cholic.
Horse shoes mustn't have too long toes.
Every farmer should have kit Of tools
and workshop.
A calf should never be allowed to suck
the dam.
II can soon be taught TO drink the milk
from pan.
Hold the pan to its mouth and lot It suck
FIRST the milk on your finger,
Gradually lower your hand into the
milk and the calf will drink.
Feed them with new milk two weeks
twice day in this manner.
For the next week they should have
warmed milk skinned at u hours old.
Gradually thereafter they should be fed
with older milk till they are 4 weeks old.
Then they viii take any kind Of refuse
milk with crusts Of bread or porridgc in it.
After il is a week old carly cut hay
should be fed il 3 times day in small
quantities.
When three months old wcan II and turn
II to pasture though feed on a little meal
or broken bread.
If cows bag Be s ipaalASl Teatlii rsl,
most ussful to remove the inflammation.
If the placcnta i not discharged in SIX
hours the small Of thccow's back and her
groins must be rubbed with warm water.
Farmers should be sure that every ar
ticle they raise, make. Or trade IN, i a.
good as Ccr rather better thanl represented.
In Pennsylvania to make hard close
grained buttcr in July they cool tho cream
the night before with ice and just before
the butter comes throw 10 bucket Of ice
water.
While busy about the ont-door rcpair'
and improvements on your farm don't neg
lcct the in-door conycnicaccs your !" old
llady = should have . new broom, bet.
Ter cook stove, more tin pans, q bcttc'
pump, more suitable milk room. scn-
pcrs and mats AZ The ,loors, an occasional
ride in the open air. ard suitable domcti
Ihclp. Don't ay am too poor" 70
YOU arc not too poor" % bring homo
big jug or small keg Of dram or % kecl
pack Of hungry dog, about you. W
know what wc'rc talking about.
eure .or rosson Oak.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

WAR DID IT MEAxs--It is aid thai
thc announcement of tho war ncws IN tht
Ilouso 81 Representatives, at Washington
was received with applause. Whatwas th'
meaning Of this applause? II was certain
N IN bad taste. - Richmond Wing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20
New Commission ol8.

J. D. WILBON 4 SON,
tsa,.,,ora N. @. one door Sosth cf Brolca.
- vo,, want. fresh candies. go 70 ,,,....
ffyou - WILBON'S.
you Ha's WfLBON'S.
trxou want snuif and tobacco, g e ,o,..o
IN you NAi's $50 wfLBON's.
70" wan WfLBON'S.
~ ..,n cxebaues Il aiiIek. In short - Z
WI f,v;S gpr ANYTHING and Il they can't nirnsl
w., sl,..y viii tell roU where you can te furnishes
Il tumllled raies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

gunprs DEATm OF MosT RRsrEc-
r,nIE YouNo MAN.-Mr. Fletcher Eau
cctt. a.pronising youth. dol in this Siannur
Monday night last. under vcryn
circumstances. From what
family consisting Of father,
ter removed hero from Oran
the purpose Of obtaining worl,
nccdy circumstances, they rcnz .-1 -
near The African church and ii'liyed to-
rcathor In Il. Not long after their arrival
here they wore taken sick with typhoid
fever, and all three lay unable 10 help each
other. nothing nourishing to cat and no ono
| 10 wait on them, for throc or four days be-
fore Il was known, somo Of our benevolent
citizcns Immediately wont 70 SEQ thom, and
every thing was done TO supply thcir wants.
but alas death had already claimed ono a.
H. victim. Ills funeral took place from
tho Presbyterian church on Tuoasday niicr-
noon. and his remains were followed 70 tho
city cemetery. bya large number Of our
citizens.
We learn that his father and sister arc
still suffering and in want. Any contribu-
tons LEFT no this offco. win DO thankfully
received. --Ralegh Staaiuuti.
- t,-sss-'@s .-s.4@
CrfNngE IN vrRofsfA.A-'rhe lynch
burg Nesos says. Il Is stated that the Che
sapoako and Ohio railroad company intend
employing Immediately ono thousand Chi
! ncso 10 work on demonstration of the road.
They are induced 70 take this stop. u tissaid
b because of the unrcIiability q tho ncgr
! laborcn who have left. and arc dill leaving
tho road in largo numbers. - R'eh, Wiz
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-20

The cause Of the mur.la
pcr intimacy between LA
Fisher. This was 80 noto
lsst term q pnll;t tAepar
that the intimacy should I
that this promise was broa
determined 20 avcngc the
nestle circle and his priv
did 30 hy killing Fisher =
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
LOGAN VS.. SHERMAN.
4 Personal EXPLANATION con.
TANNING RACN PERSONALITIES.
Mr.. Logan Protests In Behalf of Tax.
Payers. Crippled Soldiers aud
soldiers Widows.
IioN> MAT THEY AM MOI
IEGISL ATORs.
AND MUST NOT DICTATE THE
AMOUNT on TAXATION 40 BE
LEVIED FOR THEIR
BENEFIT.

/ IN the House - Representative NJ
Washington, ON March 2nth, Gen. Losm.
replied 20 the letter "f Gen. sherman ut.
lacking vi. military bill.
/ lie aid Dee had some fact, and figure. hc
/ wished a. present IN Justification to iuo
. lIou,, and himself liz then sent to the
/ clerk do-k and bad read letter already
! Published. from Gen. Sherman tu senator
I N.lsun len criticism of the iii Go rr-urguu-
/ iac. The nrmy, mud Of Logan ,peech in
suppor Of il. Logan said one IL the re-
nnrkuble feature. Was fret, that IL should
have hccn written 10 all; second. that such
Language o. j. u,cd u 10 should hnv. emil
mated from general of the army. lie
/ had nothing o. say against Gen. sherman,
who wa u gallant ouircr. and from Whose
reputation hr liu never attempted To- de-
tract m the slightest Bul scli.rcsp,ct de-
handed eli him when hc was assaulted. aud
;hs llnu.e wn- u-.nilrd through him, " ben
hc wa, uurg,d with tl.chond IN hi, .t,tc-
mcnt eco reply 90 tho. charges. and 20
show that r- nri ual statement, Ncr.
perfectly correct. Tie had spoken Of staff
and aruic, and He poke of that nov.
Mr.. Slocum wanted the House and the
country 10 understand that what were
called stall officers ln the United State,
were not called staff officers abroad, and
although the .,ah here might number 600
officer, there were five times a. many men
performing the same dutie, in the Europe.
an armies. II was, therefore unfair a.
make The House believe the army OF thc
United State, wa, using more men Ia per
form stan duties than European annie.
for what was not $50.
Mr., Logan replied If the gentleman
from Now York would not be 20 excited
he would hear an explanation of that.
lie did not want the gentleman 10 say
he was trying To deceive the House.
Mr.. SloDun snid that be did not think L.o-
gan was trying To do so, but he thought il
likely that member, of the Hons.
might he led astray by his remarks.
Mr. Logan preferred to pursue his own
cour,e IN the matter, and let General
Slocum pursue hs. II that General would
be quiet, he would show that what he had
said Was true 10 the letter He then pro-
ceded 10 quote from military authorize,
IN contradiction of the assertion, of Gen
sherman ~ 10 the bill complained of Ly
hlm, and which he has designated as the
odious army bill.
Mr.. Logan said he had taken il 10 the
Secretary OF War, and -aid he wanted
MN ana General sherman to sit down
with him and go over the the bill together
That was done, General Bclknnp raad
over the bill section by section. To General
Nherman and The General made bat two
objections 10 II, and the Secretary of War
but one and that one he wrote ont and
he Logan put it in the bill us an amends |
mehi' general sherman, objections |
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

Whereas. Cordea T.. Ncil aud Joseph I. Abcll
her husband, by their certain bced, bearing dat,
the twentieth day Of August. A. u. ls's, aud 70.
corded 10 Book n OF deeds, on page IS, ~ the
Recorders office Of Alexander county, Illinois,
did convey IN fee 20 the undefsi gued, James W
Mckinney, the following described lot or parcel
oilan1, tD-vit lot numbered lthrty.s-y.nJ -, IN
Block numbered may uucJ -, IN the city Of Cairo,
cuun,y OF Alexander and state " Illinois. Pro-
the payment Of \ certain prumiS-ary note,
ot ,h- said Curd"ls T.. Ab.!l nnd Joseph
J. NHrlI tearing even date with ssd Trust
Decd, for the -um 81 Twelve Hundred
b'hb~, With interest IT tho r.t" - tw.lSc per
cent per 1unuu from maturity until paid. snd du.
aud PAYABLE o. fn' order Of the under.
signed, James W Mckinney, ~ the 1ity
Nauuuu Bank Of Cairo, ia six months AFTER
the dt,r thereof tIHt the uuiers lgned, Ia.
laid james ". Mckinney, be-. issA repre-
scu''iIses or attorney rhuuid proceed aud
-pil th" said premises 49, VS. said deed pros d.
80, aut execute 10 ~" purchaser good aud
-niip deed conveying sli the right ana tn"
IS "a" -aid 'ord"liA T., Alsil aud Joseph ihcll
her husband, los -HId deed conveyed tU ~" uu,sr.
-Iguot. And. whereas, default ha~ b."u made in
the payment ~ -tld note, and The entire principal
and interest thereof remains du" and unTaid.
Nov. therefore, notice H. hereby gwen, that BY
lrfUou, the terms nud conditions ~ said Trust
Decd Viii. on FRIDAY, Aprl ist, is7u, ID the court
H.iu, ui sad dai, -sli the premise. aforesaid, n
pUiIc N"udur tH 'Ne hl.h"-t bidder for each n
iluu, tuu H 100 ,''ut. and deliver 90 the purcha.
s"g. decd therefor.
JAMES ". MCKINNEY,
Mortgage aud Trustee.
Green Gilbert AtiorHcy-.
tIEU, i.i a.., March llth, ls70-marlld1pd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
NJ AsTER's SALE.

state Of Illinois. Alexander Comfy, ~. AIeHsn-
t.f county rut Court
o. 'l' WGli'ruf Joseph NJ Kcusio qua N.ston
Irt, urm 81 N"heuyIcA Roe, vs. Peter I'm.
norman. Nu r'uuHu Tor Mechanics lien.
tYu', Notice i- hereby gwen, that IN pursuance
". Hurgr'IW order entered in tho above eutI tied
'tus', Too shr Court of common Pleas, Of the city
20 cairo, on 'hr stI day ut November, A. l.. leo,
90 Iht NuNrU t'r f"rus lsti, 81 said tuurt ot Com.
noon Pleas. 'pi f. certain order .utrr,d 100 the saiI
'ITut Cont ct Alexander county, on "a. hr-t
dHy 90 October, s. D.. l-U', OF the ~.picmLert.rm
l,'H', " sad Circuit Count, !, john Y. HHrmau,
Master 10 'hanceiy fUl .pId court Oh ~. NiaiL
dHy Of Apul A, J.. $50, az o'clock M a.. aitsr.
noon Of snld dny, vii ."i ~ public auction tn III.
D. ghr-t bIdi'f cash, ~ No.. southwest door II
the court house 10 a." rity 81 Caro- Ia - i coun.
y, -" ioiloalug described real estate, situate ia
ihc iifsl Addition g." the city Of Cairo, county Of
AirNand'r AMI :, ~" Of Illinois, tosii. Lot num-
barred Twenty -eipht tssi IN Block numbered
luriy -"ight ~ A. known aud des gnaied on the
recorded map plat thereof, tpgrth-r with all
Hnu singular IN" t"nemcuts AMI h.reitament,
ta"rcuatu belonging
JuHN q. HAhMAN,
Master Ia thancsfy.
Cairo, Illinois, March 10th, 4. Il Is7-
maTlliIt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
POLI7YCIL BREJITIEs.

BlUdshy l. opposed ,nncgro and woman
,abrogc.
The ncw constitution Of Tenne, see mas
been .rniiiied by a tremendous majority
Liberia Is anyious to be- annexed to tue
United states. IfSan Domingo, why not
also l.,teria
\ corro.ponoeat of.tl, Ciietgo 2yib,~c
sly. senator Nrtus late senatorial
carcc- Is crookclaad fippan, past ihelimit
OF dtmulegutr,.
The Peopics FrieDd, of Williamson
county Keep. tn name Of Hon. George
II. r.nd'c.ol AZ O.. hc,d OF IL. oditowl
colu'ip }, ardidnte fr IRE. idout in
ls72.
Kelley and Horace Maynard. both mem.
bers OF the Ways and Mean, Committee.
allege that fer year, thcy have kuown
Of cddct,hip, being pedJled by heir c,l-
leagues, bu, ncithcr of theu' though, N"
matter of enough consequence focal. a'-
fpu. ,p fp il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
NEY E.lSlIoN MACHINE.

HEh F-i>IfIOA MAGi/iNE.
We have received the first number of
new magazine entitled, "rhe Chicago
agazine Of Fashion, Music and Home
aiing' IL I, edited aud published by
L. Rayne a lady Of rare accomplish
hts md well known in the literary
IIrld. The work IS published on tinted
bper and the typographical execution !.
'iltless The volume contains seyoral
W executed fashion pilates ~ dresses,
r., etc. fully equal TO those of the New
D,ok and Philadelphia magazine, also
Y eral patterns, Which Will be found quite
s'ful, together with music for the piano
~ large quantity of original aud
vected reading matter OF a high order.
Ne subscription price Is only - per year
@h liberal iuducement, TO clubs. The
,rk !. worthy Ola liberal patronage, and
y ladies Of fashion and other. viii un-
Libtedly, find il a matter Of interest and
assure to forward the subscriptions for
I excellent and beautiful magazine.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
LEADING MAGAZINES 4 wEEKLIEs

~ publishers lowest club rstes-either of the
ipllowing - 10 Periodicals at Is 90 per annum
Wa Harper. Magazine, HfTp.r's Weekly, Har.
P"r's Is ar. Atlantic Monthly, The Galaxy, Put
MANS Magazine, Appleton's journal, Lippin.
colts Magazine, Backwood's, Franz Leslie.
illustrated Monthly, Frank Leslies Illustrated
Periodicals az - -, via; Godey's Ladies' Book,
Madame Damorest's Monthly, The Phfenolog cal
,2ur, w The Riverside psotard's monthly, The
Ladlc, Friend. The following s. VI Periodical,
~ ~ 80 VIZ The Eclertir Magazine, Every satur.
and ~ 80, viz The Young Folks, T.s Arthur's
Home Magazine P.tersnn's Magazine. Address,
:. W, Printing aud Publishing ASSOCIATION.
mWsdlm Car BOX ilY, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
MASTERS SALE.

STAT" 81 il'n"i-, Alexander County, ~ Alstsn
der county Z .rrult tourt
IN the msit'ro' The ll.iuUls Central Rail Road W.
Daniel He'll ana William Barker On bill 20 en-
force NsudOTs Lem.
Public notice D. hereby given, that In pur.uabe.
Of d.ctcsal order entered IN the above rutl tied
eau" ~ aid court, on the 2ih day OF july A. H.
l,pf ol th" July term Thereof, /, Juhn u Hartman,
Ma-iei iu Hhanc"Ty oi -aid oouuty,s 10, on the -.
c"nd ia, oi April A. u. 1870, AZ N O'Clock n the
forenoon ~ -ald day, -el al puUlic auction a. The
highest ladder. TO- cNri, NJ The south. west door Oi
a." court house Iu "a" city Of CafO, In said cOun.
Is, 'h" following described real estate, situate IN
Tie lily at Caro-, couuty OF Alexander, and state
of Illinois, 10 vat Lot numbered Seventeen u I'd
ia Block numbered one tll according L, th., Te-
corded imp OF plat a ereot together WITH all and
singular the ienem"nts aud ArIcdltameuts there
unto belonging.
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
Master IA chanseTy,
Cairo, m, March nth, 4. u. ls7U.
Iuarllltd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

United States OF America, southern District OF
Illinois,
Whereas, on the 3lsi day of January, 4 u.
ISIS, James r Delaney fcd libel IA tho District
Court of the United states for the Southern Di-.
iri't ot Illinois, against the steamboat "B.ngal
Tiger her boats, tackle, apparel and furniture,
PRAYING that the same may be condemned
in accordance with the prayer Of SAID libe .
AMI whereas, by virtune Of process ~ due form Of
law, 60 me llrcttcd, returnaulc on the first Mon
day IN October. have seized upon and taken the
said steamboat Bengal 11ga' her boats, tarklc.
apparel aud iurn.tur', and have ,ne same In my
custody.
Nuticc IL hereby given, thntB District, Court 81
the United states vii be- held AZ the United States
Court Room, IN "a" city ~ Cairo on the first n
day %. tobcr for tho trial % the said prem .cs
and the owner or owner and prtsun who hlN"
or claim amy interest therein, are hereby cited a.
re au1 appear eft .ly time sud place aforesaid, Co
SHOW catisc. 10 ans 'h,' heNc wh' d"cr,c -huuld
not 10" rendered iu accordance st,h the prayer Of
said libel. JOHN LOGAN,
L. :. Marshall
March, 18th. l.-u. mar2ldiIt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
NLlrN [YEliN.

The Commissioner. OF Butler county,
Ohio, have sued the First National Bank Of
Hamilton county, Ohio, for $4,000
The Car visited Mrs Birmingham On
March eth, and expressed to her his regret
at The death of her husband
Queen Nic;oria, health is failing.
Dana. Of the New York .S,o, has brought
suit against the Chicago Republican Com.
pany TO compel it To- pay two notes Of
$1,000 each
The representative, of the National
Banking interest are in Washington labor
ing To dcfra, the Funding Bill.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

20 ter, of the Mound City Jo"roai, say.
" the strongest incentive he has for De
ming religious is his desire to become
rsionary, with the view Of saving Bou-
and Harrell. These geatlenen would,
doubt, be rs clay In the hand. of the
fsionary potter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

The Washington STIR describes General
Amc., Scnutor-oloct from Mississippi n,
"a boyish, hand -omc-lookiug chap, with a
nice black moustachc'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

The amount of revenue derived from
direct taxation during the irst eight month.
of the present fiscal year was in cNc,-. If
Sl9,lGl,A42 GO.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

The bronze statue Of Liberty on III
dome of the National Capitol weigh, 10,
600 pounds.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

The Prince Imperial the Emperor Of
France that is to be, is fourteen years of
age.
Roger b. fancy, was United States
Chief Justice for % years. lie entered
upon the duties of the Office poor man,
and died leaving his family of daughters
literally without penny. Two of them
are clerks, and thus earn u livelihood.
DR. Ferguson, OF Marion, Williamson
county, married his fourth wife Mt MUIR
phy-boro, jackson county, last week. Iii,
third wife died twenty years ago. The
Murpbysboro Argps says the DIR. should
90 to Utah and get up Mormon city Of
Li. own
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

senator Royol. say, be- wa. once cx.
cudcd from the Senate gallery on account
Of color.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

Mr. u. d. Hatfield ha. been elected
Mayor Of Du Quoin. lie i, Democrat
and defeated hi- Radical opponent by n
majority of scvcnty-onc votes. The spirit
Of political reformation is marching along
in Du Quoin.