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Diminish the Number.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
proposes further diminution of the num-
Der of those officers employed IN the collcc-
ton Of the internal revenue, which are such
u source OF discomfort to the people. The
taX-eatherer is an unwelcome visitor, and
the people who are visited by two and some
times three sets-Federal, State, and city
have good ground for murmuring. Every
diminuton Of the number Of the Federal Of
iicals scattered through the country is a
relief to the PEOPLE. r.. -...
The number, rs our readers know, has
been already smartly curtailed, and the Com
missioner of the Revenue has prepared q
bill which aboliShes at an early date the
oiiices Of assessor and assistant assessor of
internal revenue, and iutrusts the business
Of those officers to the Revenue Bureau
clerks. It is held that the office of assessor
Is no longer necessary, and that the little
business remaining may be done by col.
lectors, supervisors, and resident officers.
There are go assessors in commission
al this time, whose salaries average s., 0GG
each q yeur-in the aggregate $1,150,000: 8
sum worth saving. There ure / 300 assistant
assessors, who make $ a day each, or ,
total Of $1,950,0Oo in year of 800 workin:
days--anothcr sum worth saving. The bill
will probably pass, as Mr.. boutwell, ant
General GRANT are both said to approve ii
But the 1850 offlce-holders who will los
their places If 1t pass will do their "lere
best" excuse the slang) to defeat il.
When the whole system Of collecting in
telnal revenue by the General Government
Is aDolishcd-as it ought to belt will be
blessing to this land which cannot be over
estimated. We will then get rid of hursl
measure, end we will be rid Of horde O
oiAceholders preying upon the substance O
The people and intcrlnedlling with their cleo
lions IN manner in the last degree offensive
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD MATTERs.-At
a special meeting Of the stockholders of the
Wilmington and Weldon railroad held In
Wilmington, n. c., on wednesday the fol-
lowing resolution Offered by Mr. B. +. New
conner, Of Baltimore,) was adopted:
"The instrument of lease demising the
property, effects, aud franchises of this COM
pany 10 the Wilmington, Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad Company, drafted in pur-
suauce of resolution of the Board adopted
on the oath day of May last, having been
read and considered by the Board, it was
therenpon
RESOLVED, That said instrument of lease
be approved and submitted to the stockhold-
ers Of this company at their meeting to be
held this day, with the recommendation that
the same be assented to on the part Of this
company"
At meeting of the Wilmington, Column
bia and Augusta Railroad Company held the
same day the lease was assented to and &C
cepted by the officers OF that company.
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MARYLAND OFFICIAL REruRNs.-The off,
eial returns of the vote in Maryland tor Pre-
sident place Mr.. Greeley's majority Mt 9a7.
The. total vote cast was 134, 4i7, of which
Mr.. Greeley received 67,6S7, and General
Grant 66,76O; Grecley's majority, OPT. In
1871 the total vote of the State for Governor
was 32,7S3,. OF. which Governor Whyte
(Democrat1 received 1888, and Tome Gre
p,'bllean) $3.50; Whyte's majority, 1888.
On the 9th Of November, therefore, the
Democrats and Conservatives had 6;27S stay
af.bome voters, while the Republicans IN
creased their total over thoIvote Saf Tome By
|, aso. las ss:3 4s5' & 4 =.
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Work Tolerated, and Work not Tole.

1fthe citizen of Richmond will get upon an
eninence that commands view of the river.
or take bis stand upon Mayo's bridge and
look down towards Rockets, he may, at low :
tide ofthe river, behold awork that is quietly
going en- and has been uninterrupted for
years, ana which has filed up James River
from The Richmond side nearly or quite half
way nccossit. Nobody seems to object to that
work any more than il it were beneficial to
Richmond, and one that ought to continue.
And yet, what is its etEects TO. fill up the
Aarbor, 10 diminish its space, and to give
continuous occupation to the work of
dredging When we called attention to
this, and urged the Importance OF Richmond
having the whole river, including both OF lis !
SHORES, for its harbor aud wharyes and au- |
e':2rage. upon the question of annexation of |
alafis.sestesj those controlling the subject
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DEATHS.

y 49,. DEAN HIS !.
Died, November 22d, Of measles, sikAClE r,
Youngest daughter OF George j. ana AVenia r.
bransford, aged thirteen months.
Be white roses scattered there,
For less pure aud not more fair
Than she who swectly slurnbers now
with smiling lips and marble brow.
Where the weeping willows wave,
Lay her In her grassy grave
Undsturbed. to rest In peace
III the graves their dead release , -.
Her funeral will he preached at the oregon M ~
Mcthodist chanel SUNDAY at II O'Clock "A. NJ.
The friends and acquaintances OF the fanny ars
spectfully Invited to attend without iurther hoIce
Died, at her residence, in Manchester; at
JANE PULLIAM, widow of the late DAY, iJavid Al, al,
Puliam and eldest daughter Of the late Judge john
r. Clonton. in the nfty-first year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her lase resi .
dence on SUNDAY the oath Instant nj nah-past !.
o'clock =. NJ The friends aud acquaintance OF thc
family are invited to attend. ,p-.,,,,a
Oregon, will please copy.
THE FUNERAL OF JOHN NJ. COLE is postponed
until further notice. .....s".-
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How The PREslpENr PREPARES His MIS-
sACEs.--The President in preparing his an
nual messages to Congress usually com-
mences about ten days before the opening of
the session, and devotes about two hours
each day, in the forenoon, to the work. He
writes rapidly, and with 10 reference TO
notes further than to refresh his memory us
to subjects which he proposes to write about.
Devoting two hours each day to 1t, he usu-
oily completes it in about four days, or eight
hours work. He examines thoroughly the
various departmental reports, statistics ill.,
cluded, before he begins work, and carefully
stores his mind with the contents. After be
prepares the document he reads it to the
Cabinet, and requests the members to make
such suggestions as they desire concerning
their respective departments. If such sug-
gestions meet bis approval they are incorpo-
rated i'll the message, and the document is
then handed to Messrs. Luckey and Snifin,
who prepare two perfect copies for the Sen
ate aud House; after which they manifold
six or eight copies for the press Washing
tom Star.
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ssss mr. NEW AyD ESD GOODS Bf
80 E,spKEss nov Eaff tsss %. ~ .is.
81 q. II. PsfsssE g e;Stt.
ara receiving daily
scw shades FRENCH SAT- TEENS
EMPIRES CLOTHS, all colors
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, 80
PLAII, PoPLINs, for Misses;
IRISH and FRENCH POPLTSs.
ALSO,
LADIES, MERINo VESTS aud DRAWERS;
MISSES and BOYS VESTS and DRAWERS;
COLLARS, BUsTLEs, KID GLOVES, &c,
..-e-, STAPLES: SE.s3
BLANKETS. FLANNELs, SHEETINGS,
AIPsCAs, HoHAIRs, BOULEVARDS,
DIAPERS, ToWELLINGs, TABLE-DA,iAsk,.
BROWN and BLEACHED COTT0Ns, CANTON
FLANNELs, &C., at fair and moderate rates.
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"a. & mn an nlsdIclne' sser


MT Al TRUa Hla no a1sdicine ever
offered to the people has won for itself arch repu-
tationl in so short d time As Or. TUTTsS EXPEC-
TuRANT. Wherever 1t mas been Introduced u has
superseded all other cough remedies. il not only
cures the cough. but so thoroughly purfnes The
lungs thnt no fears Of It's return need be sppre-
hended. 1 - 5qi. ~ 81
- sIEMpHIs, February IL. lsfo.--Dv. Wslltam H..
Tut. sir,-I have been suffering for neavsy two.
years with a severe cough and great difficulty or
breathing. Ny weight was one hundred and forty
I'VE pounds and when commenced taking your
ExPECTORANT was reduced to one hundred
ana 81 xteen. had tried almost everything. Had
terrible nightsweats. Ihayc taken haif-dozen bot
ties Tho nigbt-swcats bavs left me, the cough has
almost disappeared, and have gained fifteen pounds
In weight. ] believe 1t win cure my cough. re-
commend ii to all my friends.
49, with respect, OLIVER RICE"
Or. TUFTS HAIR-DYE has no bad odor.
no 23-eod&wlt
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WHAT SENATOR TRUMBuLL WILL po.-The
Washington Star, November 21st, says !:
g Senator Trumbull arrived here this morn
ing. He denies the story chat he proposes to
resign his seat In the Senate, but says, in re-
gard to resigning the craftsmanship of the
Judiciary Committee, TINT he will do so ut
the beginning Of the session, having no doubt
that the caucus of Republican senator's would
otherwise Dust him from that position. He
will tender his resignation unless a caucus
shall be. held on the first day Of the session
md anticipate Ills lstion, y s. &
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Conservative loss. ..................1t

NoTEs.-a, Vote returned with Pittsylva-
MIA in 1860 3; b, vote returned with Spotsyl-
vania in 1860; c, vote returned with Camp
bell in 1869; d, vote returned with Norfolk
county in 1869; G, vote returned with Au-
gusta in 1869; I, vote returned with James
City in 1869; 9, vote returned with Frede-
rick in 1869
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During October eishry-stx newESapers
we're established In the United States, and
fpEts,ene suspensions were ennennced, T
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1884 9346S 1855 10l204
Majority for Walker (Con.) in 1869. 1881
Majority for Grant {Rep.) in 1s12...... 1914
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HuntOn's majority, 2,BU4.
Walkers majority in 1869, 4, 1856.
NINTH DISTRICT.

DUWUH HIdJUIIIy, V,V-O.
Walkers majority In 1869. 1852.
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VOLUME 10 EuHBEE &c

shlssifs. Chsfiss ! ssHshs~ Aa'
es4 if.sf tbs ysHhz B@s rhD 80
lsHi= sd sitsatlsa e heai tsid
sansa. ssaAl hsss is him IL sssa
fofa good SD 8stls hasfgss sad
~krd mst bs yser husaahfi,
Eisrlsalsf dsman.lsd W Chaflls,
promptly dedHsihg e f1sofabls 10.
terence.
.f-l1i thint a 4 r ssid 'ssspha.
aie. lssFhiar saa blashiag. "Atall
events. t'hsrIis. l lie 500 ten ihss-
.sud times better sinee J iase seen
how devoted you were 70 the poor
old woman IN he snHs-eolofsd
cloak =
aCpou my word, stsplianie, 700
ought 10 have been en- seitsss said
MIS-. Early. AfchIy.
-sAl the worlds a stage, quot
ed stephanie. "and | haze only per.
iormed my parl' iIcneef1rvafd, !
relinquish tie profession y
ESQ you are going to marry my
Aunt Stsphsuic, oh 2 said Jose
phins, as she met hsr brothsr-in-lsw
In the hail, after "a Iengihehsd inter
view with bis fair-hsired goddess.
sand will you be ms uncle then 2
III don't care il am your grand.
father. now that she has said ges,
was Mr.. Charles Early's sxulian'
reply. .
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poaT OFFICE.

ARRIVAL ANB DEPARTURES or MAILS
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays ! .. nj. Departs Wednesdays and
Saturdays u. M
Long Town arrives IA M. and departs ?, m
every Saturday !,
HOMETOWN. Star Place and Lake Crtsswel
mail departs lp. NJ. and arrives ~ NJ every
Saturday
Daily mails close ms follows
Going North at loo Pm,
Going South, ats N.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals
Office open daily, Sunday excepted, from oioo
AM. TO 700 r. NJ.
RATEsoF oFcoMnissIoNcHA CHARGED ron MONEY ORDERS
On ordors not exceeding t20....,.....".l0 cts
Over $40 and not exceeding s80..".."..lb ct'
over $50 and not exceeding St0.....".s0 ct'
Over $40 and hoi exceeding $50. ...."2b CT
No fractions of cents to be introduced In NJ
Order
a&y~United States Treasury notes OF Nation
al Bank Notes only received or paid,
J.N. WADDEY, p, NJ
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUoH SOUTH
mi ~Rev. +. s. Pctway Services every ~
3rd. 4th and 9Th Sundays Sabbath school, ,
O clock A NJ; Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day at 7 CLOCK P. NJ.
n aEsBYTERIAN CHURcH--Rev. D. O..
Doak, Pastor.--services every End, Sd and
4th Sundays; Sabbath school O'Clock A., N.
TPisCoPAL CHURCH-Rev. W. >. speirs,
n Pastor---services first Sabbath in the
month at 1880 a. m, and3rd, Sabbath at 1880
pm.
BAPTIST CHURCH Elder 9. ,, Young
ID pastor.-Seryices every LIST and Srd Sun
days; Sabbath school o'clock A. NJ.
| IrATHOLIC CHURCH, H,--Services 4th Sunda,
~ in each month, by Rev. Father Wise.
| NHRIsTIAN CHURCH. Elder 7. W .Caskey
~ Pastor. No regular appointment
BAPTIST enc RICH, BATEsVlLLE Ser
/ ID yices On the Isl Sunday in each month Q
| ii o'clock, M, by Rev. Robt. maclin, Presby
ierian.
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George William Curtis says, On
The question Of woman ! higher el-
ueation, that il there are branches
Of knowledge improper for WOMEN
to learn, or duties unfit g operforTi,
they will know IT 4 thousand times
better than men, So give them their
cheiss. II there are snme women
In whom the love Of learning cxt'n-
guishes all other love, then the
heaven appointed sphere oI thss M
woman IL not the nursery. It mny
be the library, the laboratory, the
observatory. No. the happiness q
| Romeo and Juliet, but star-syed
science issier place. Does such \
woman prove that perfect liberty I q
education un-sphcres woman. On
tile contrary, Il has enabled thas
woman to perceive exactly what
| God meant hertc do Nelarc lsit
the pet,ed slave IN tile Greek house
hold to 70 forward and onward.
4 fGolden Age.
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MI n O.


Hsiksr N. q. Chapfsr We. IN.
Regular convocations lst Monday IN eaeh
month at clock, p, NJ.
T.. r McGkHEr, II. r,
J. c. HAnRtsoH, Sec'J.
sARDIs LODGE No. S07A.F. &A,h.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, " N.
J. N. WADDEY, Secy.
Sardis Chap ser, No. ii.
Order of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each month
Mrs N. A. Thompson,
Worthy hatron,
Mira NJ D. Wright
SEQ Y.
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These lottery items are from Lou.
isvillc paper. The money was paid
Yesterday. aTicket pix thousand
four hundred and fifty, which drew
tho capital prize ct seven'y-hvs
thousand dollars. was heldby q club
Of ten persons in Columbus, In.
diana. BuA few Of the prizes were
drawn IN Louisville, aud most OF
that few were drawn by clubs. Iat
Murphy, the pewsboy, snyshe holds
The ticket fortysnine thousand nine
hundred and twenty'pine, that drew
eleven thousand two hundred and
fifty-nine dollars. Tie Limerick
| club drew thtee thousand dollars
Charles Fish, engineer, ani the
/ Y wa,ekman oi the steamer Tarascon,
each hsl | a quarter of thc ticket
that drew the prize ot eighteen
thousand seven hundred and tiity
| dollars.
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COURTS.
CuANCERY COURT

cHANCERY COURT.
Meets Ind Monday in January, April, July
aud October, and holds two weeks
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets 4h Mondays Of March, July and No
femher, and holds two weeks.
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r. $. Fisher, Judge ofihe 18Th Judicial District
IF simmons Chancellor 10th Chancery Dis
triCt
A. r. Howe. Collector Internal Revenue.
L Otanue, sheriff
@. H. Gleason, Circuit Clerk,
J. &. Harrison, Chancery CleFk.
W. W. Howe, Treasurer
W. A. Jones, Assessor
IN. ]. Harding President School Board,
Bp,Rp OF SrPERvIsoas s II Guntsr, Prcsi
dent; VS.. HarIsheld I NJ Sims, John
Wilson, (coll Landy Hunt lcel
Cant. Samuel Mathews County Surveyor
MAyoR.--n. p. McTIenry.
CONSTABLE Mansfield Williams,
AtprRsgs. w. D. Hehin, Gerald Clarke, s.
r. Blann, W. B. Locke.
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Manufacturers oflumber, laths and shingles
and dealers in doors sash and blinds lio1ring
(pine, poplar and ASH, ceiling, wcalherboard-
Ing, molding and finishing lumber Of every
des sription. Our sawmll, witha capacity Of
manufacturing hundred thousand feet Of
lumber. and from sevcnty-hve TO = hundred
Thousand shingles, and from hCll to seventy
FIVE thousand laths per week, enable us to fill
all orders on short notice. Orders from the
country filed with care AMI dispatch. Price
list furnished on application. Esgaotlice aud
Yard foot OF Washington street. Mills in north
end Of Navy-yard, Memphis Tenp. aepl4
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TfsHs trs.h lsfffE
Htrlf fts asHias H.Htss
mns ff-fsu hst
Wssl a. sAsss sFs Frffsf
kaaeHs fsl4 sissa slsasf
Tar= NJ s*fssr =s assl-Ft
~ fss triiIy rsfirg
Wtsa ifs isfi isatt' g''lss
New ttosi iaf isfss
nsffs oss me- hl'ost
Fsifet sa ,hs faass
Whsh me stt sfess collier
Gsa tbe faIn fieris slnasf
Then ihs Faiteiaf fwallovs
on NE Hstgy muster
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swirls.

Among the many phenomena OF
the Colorado river are swirls, SO
called. They occur eVerywhere, but
only at high stages Of water a
bubble rises from tho bottom, and
breaks with a slight sound on the
surface. The water at the point
begins a rotary motion, so small that
M inverted tea-cup might cover u.
Larger and larger grows the circle,
till a surface Of forty feet In diane
ter ia in motion, spinning around 8
funnel-shsped hole in the centre,
two or three feet across at tho top,
and coming to point in the depshs
Below. Often large tree floating
down the stream 10 caught, aud ITS
foremost end thruat up 10 the air
twenty or thirty feet, while the
other passes undernsath--thc ex-
posed end to be slowly drasn down
again to disappear.
Three pldiefs---deseFters from
Cpmp Mohavo--- passing in a skin
through tho canon Immediately be-
low the fork, suffered their craft 70
be drawn into n swirl. One OF the
crew, at the first intimation Of DAN
ger, threw himself overheard out OF
tho charmed circle, and, ~ he wam
away, hs turned his head and saw J.
the boat spin round and round, until
one end being drawn into the vor-
tex and the other upheaved 10 the
air, it slowly sank, ~ i rcvolvsd
into the turbid bosom Of the river, IT
human freight to be seen 10 more
for the Colorado river does not CIV
up ito dead---no corpscs lodge on u
| alinraa, - - ----
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Gtl mnslr rirsIi Star
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Gglf4Iug

faf ass gsss - slsss.s tftt 500
HNashs
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kArHa ~ sbtEsflsisa.
ons s.tisfs 81 isa lees -.afii lassfiioa, o 81
E4sh aalii4nlf IsssHtoa ~
tltaasmsae ef ihrss nsHihs go s's'
sferlsi faiss.
aurass sud sHitasff seiess u sei mefs
th4u tsa tisss -frfr asAsTef iss lihss faaffea
i FsFulsf aAtert.slas fstsa
Al sSssftissmsns sfa Htirt'7 rsfsnshi
-kssasssf. vii be ssafssd ~ the Fsts " sniys
hvs essispsF aus
Edietlal aetisss ls leeai celumn, tusnv
JOR wORg Of every description aoss wab
usatasss AMI dispatch
Advertisements payasisis advance ssd Job
Work on delivery
To Coaarsrosusyrs --wriis plain, With int
and ca but enc side ef the sheet Ter liaes o.
Ordinary manuscript on lelisf paper, v'A make
one square.
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We will continue the commission business
A above, and having our own warehouse, will
sample, handle and weiJh all cottsn consigned
TO us. All coDsignmenis 10 us. either In tram
sit or In warehouse, insured, unless otherwise
instructed.
o. Begging, Ties and Supplies furnished
Liberal adyancts made on consignmenis Of
. ses.en. sef2s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03
ONE GRANDGrFT. CASH
DNr Ep.Nn Erxr &C,
Total. 1000 gifts. all cash. s5eo.co

Total. l.oco gifts. all cash. $4,000
The Hon. Thos. T.. Bramlette. late COVER
nor Of Kentucky. has consented to repre-
sent the Trustees in the management of this
second Grand Gift Concert. and he will per-
sonally see that the money from the sale Of
tickets Is deposited with the Treasurer. that
the drawing is fairly conducted, and the
gifts justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing will take place in public. in
full view Of the audience, and under the i'm
mediate supervision and direction of the Of.
fcers and Trustees OF the Public Library OF
Kentucky, and the following named eminent
and disinterested citizens, who have con-
s,nted 10 be present and see that all i fairly
done:
Hon. NJ. r. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals,
Kentucky.
Hon. j. Proctor Knott, late NJ. G. Leb'n
District
Hon. II. w. Bruce, Judge Ninth Judicial
District, Ky.
Gen. Eli IL. Murray, u. S. Marshal, Dis
trict, Ky.
Hon. T. b. Cochran, Chan. Lou. Chan.
Court.
Hon. Z. ID. Stamford, President Farmers
and Drovers' Bank.
Hon. John Barbee, Manager Royal Insur-
ance Co., Liverpool.
Col. Phil. Lee, Com. Atty Ninth Judicial
District.
DR.. G. Graham, founder Graham Cabinet
Col. Wilson p. johnson, Manager Gait
House.
DR.. T. S. Bell, Prof Medical University,
Louisville.
Hon. s. G. Baxter, Mayor Louisville.
Hon. T. l.. Burnett, City Attorney
Henry Wolford, Treasurer Louisville.
A. .. Brannin, President Manufacturers
Bank.
Phillip Judge, of the Louisville Hotel, Co.
james Bridgeford, President "a National
Bank.
w. c. ID. Whips, Propr Willard Hotel.
J.,C. Johnston, President Traders Bank
II. Victor Newcomb, firm of Newcomb,
Buchanan X Co.
Henry Deepen, President German Bank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton
Merchant.
DR.. Norvin Green, L. II G. Short Line
r. X.
Vol. Rose, Adams Express Co.
THOS. Y. BRAMLETTE,
Agt. Pub. Library ofKy, Pub. Library
Building Louisville Ky.
D6r Circulars, giving full particulars,
sent on application. 7-l6d&w2m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-03

The county court met yesterday in reg
ular session for the transaction of county
business. The Arst.work was the selection
of list of jurors under the new law, at
which task the court is still engaged. Six
hundred names will probably be put upon
this list, and they must DO the names of
citizens of good moral character and stand
ing, well-informed and intelligent. These
being the qualifications of jurors it will be
seen at glance that all the Liberals in the
city will be required to do jury duty,
there being not more than six hundred
Liberals in Cairo.
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1T may be an interesting item of infor-
nation to our readers, that the State levy
OF tax this year, in Illinois, will be forty
five cents on the dollar, and for county
and city purposes away up there" If
it were not that we have in Mr. Thomas
Wilson most excellent member of the
State Board of Equalization, Cairo prop
erty holders would be compelled to hang
up the shovel and the hoe, and swear like
troopers