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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
Gang unfere Wetnuae.

+ Die @efl. poit beetnnt etnen mil
n&etn @@a@er nit @yuneldbsn" aber>
idrtebenen 4rttfel NIT folsenpen Werz
ten:
~Dte liberale @eformbeweeuns miro,
rpenn fe seoeiben fou> f9 tnsbeloupere
Dor etnem Dtn9e au bitten baden: Das
1T Die @tfabr, bic fe lduft, i@ aui
Bdnoni1e NIT fbr nt&t seiftesserwanoz
ten @lementen ein3ulafen, rur UNI raz
l9ere @rfol9e ju errin9en. Dos> mas
fe tbrerletts fir iolde Biinbni0e opfern
mlbte, 1T seraoe Das, mas ALIEN ibre
@tiBe uno tbre mabre &raft biIoet-per
ebrlt&e CUTE @iue, &eformen lberaQ Elm,
3ufabren, po Is notb tbut, uno iowett fl
fam, unbeeinFubt rur@ trseno wel@s
Netentntere0en. @tebt fe 1olaen Ne>
beninterf17en aud nur ben fletnen6tnser,
70 bat fe ban1it nt@t alletn NIT etsener
6anp 8rel4e In Die &efprm 9efe &C.
le9t; fe bat aud Dem @s9ner bic &C.
fabrlt&fe @afe eeeen bic Reform in
Die 6ano seasben, DIS &e@t gu iasen,
bic ltberale partet Iet am Gnoe aud ni@i
better, al6 Die alien partsien, penn fe
treble ebenfaus nur @9a@er nit tbren
acknowledgment, um it@ oamtt cine
Ma&t als Yartet gu erfaufen."
Dtele @erte be;ei@nen gang aud n
|lere @einnuns. User NIL un8 &C.
ben ,piu i'm Yrdfoent1aaft6fampf obnt
paf er ODER mir gum @errdtber an Dem
III wereen brauben, npflr MIR biSbe,
eetdmpft Der maa'6 tbun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04

men, tpel@e (olden sfefprn,en bur9 8sr>
eiteluns oQer unteriu@ un9en entQe9er,>
treten, 8eben ptr gu bebenten. oab fl If
rem 2anoe b5bere pFt&ten i&uloen, ale
froenb elmer Yartet.
5. 2ofale @elbreeterun9 uno unpar<
tbetiiaes Stimmredt beiauBen bic &eate
ber Blreer ft@erer al6 trseno etne cenz
traliIrte Autorttdt. Die 3ett erforoert
oebteteril9, pa6 ben 3unebmenpe1 1eber,
ertfen Der @rscuttp> @erpalt, Der Mnmenz
pune ron unseblbrlt@en unp 9eiebmioris
gen Mttteln, UNI etntn 8ertra9 3u ratif>
etren, Der tnfamtn Reorganization bee
oberRen @trt9tSbofes ~ @unfen ret6er
@]orporattonep, Der 8enubun9 bon Ba>
jonetten our unterflbuns Don @taat6>
eonpentiunen. Der Mnpenbun8 uneonftz
tuttoneuer @eleBe, UNI un~orpnuneer In
ben lIpli4en Staaten III unterprdden
unb Graeen reltets1er ODER ieeialer Art
~ l6ien, uno Dem 3ulai1eu BON nfdt sou'
&elf erpdblter Mttelteoer pes @ongrel>
le6 Elm 3iel eelebt perce. @benio un>
con ituttoneu erfldren MIR es, bic Mnf4>
ten, 2aunen unb @ebrdu@e @tnselne,
gum mobaebenoen @eleB fir bic tnctpt>
buele Gretbeit &Qer maden gu poQen
eesbalb perlansen mir Die erSbte mSslt&s
inoipicueue Greibett, iowett i1e f@ nit
Ger Sfentltden Dpblfabrt pertfd9t fiji
ben Staat @elbfreeterune unp fir biz
Nattcn @ldtsbr ~ frtepli9en une COM
1t%itutioneuen 3ultdnoen.
6. Me9ter republitanii4er Self
madt IS un6 sur YAi@t, @prruptionen
aufiupeden, no inner fe fid finben.
jeeltde Madtdbersrife b%loa;ufellen unp
fir ate fir bic Sfentli@e Doblfabrt er>
forcerltden Reformen frdfttsf au wtrten,
Belt uno 8erbdltntl lie rufen jepea ebrenz
boften Blr9er auf iolde Minner aube,
Amt uno Ma@t 3uleBen, wel&e bic Nas
men tbrer parteien gu ei9ennQbtsen
3meden mtBbraudt baben.
Nue ltberalen Bir9er, obne llnteridtec
per partet unp Nattonalttdt, mel6e mil
porbesetdneten &eformen etnpertanren
fnb> rperpen btemit prtneens erlu6t. an
benz Nattpnal<g olf6 *@pnpent in @incins
matt am mittwp@ ben 1. Mat pielea
5abreS> mittaeS IL ubr> She'll gu neb,
men, UNI bort eiejeniaen Mabregeln 81
trefen> mel@e SIraerpfi9t uno BIT
Woblfabrt unieres 2anpeS erforperlid
@Aeinen la0en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
Die S:f6lnfe Der 2tbcral= Nepubli,
Finer m ~, ltpaufee.

Sn Milwautee babeu pie 2tberalrepus
blifaner cine @eriammlune sebolten unp
in ber(elben foleenbe Bel@!uNe palFrt :
@ir, pie ltberalen 8dr8er Don Milz
paufee, obne unterldieo Der partet unp
Natipnoltldt i'm &atbe Yerlammelt, be-
l9lteben:
I. Ireu pen @runpidBen elmer red>
ten unb pabren &olfsresieruns perpFi@z
ten mir uns In Dort unp Gbot, pie reGt>
mdBi9e Sberbobeit per Union, Die @man=
cipation, pte @lei1beit a1er Bureer in
re@tli&er uno politilder Beatebuns in
ueberetnfimmune NIT Dem IA. unp IS.
Amenoement CUR Contribution ebrlt& unp
cbne @orbebalt an3uerfennen.
2. Na4 un{erer ueber3eu9un9 fam
Elm pauernoer Grteoe nur aus elmer auf<
ri&tt9en @erl6bnun9 b%erooreeben, unp
beetnst iol&e bic Aufbebuns jeslt@er
polttii&en @ntre9tuus, mte benn aud
nur bic &e9ieruns auf Gbrli@fett uno
@ere@tiefeit bairt letn tann> an ,pel9er
jeper @teuer3abler tbatld<9 She'll
nimmt. Desbalb beteben mir ni@t blos
ouf uneei&mdlertem Sttmmre@t fonpern
aud auf elmer s%ol1itdnpisen Mmneiie fit
Mus, bamtt ieper @taat an Der Reeieruns
uno Dem Boblerseben unieres 9anpe6
slei&md6ts betbetltst iet.
3. Seine Mrt Der 8efeueruna fann
eeredt uae rpeile senannt wereen, wel9e
Dem 8olfe nubleie 2aiter aufbdroet OBJ
ne Jpn, entipre@enpe 0ortbetle gu eepdb>
rem, oe8balb uerlaneeu ~tr cine pur9<
s~reifeupe &eform bes Steuerweien8.
4. Der i@amloie @ibbraud Der &es
sterun9s>p patronage, UNI @onpentionen
uno @ablen. let IS In, Sntere0t elmer
peri6nIt@fett, elmer Gattion poer elmer
partetL au beeinfuBea, seu,oraltf!t unb
3erf6rt oas 5ftntlidt 2eben u.p es BE-
oarf besbalb elmer tpirtli9en bur9Brei,
fenben &efcrus bes Btamterwtlens. Sc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
MINNESOTA : iAATSZEITUNG
DonnerRaA Den 4. Mprtl 1872.
Asemten Scr Wsnn. Staats5ettrne

minneapolis - MusuR 8raf@weiltr.
&bryfal 2afe - ". BrpbS.
Stem ulm -6r. Gprfer
@tamater - 6. Ratttnburs.
@tnona - Us nj. &eub.
Rebmtng g. 6. @mitb.
5enber1on 3 a nj . Il d.
&basfa 8. Ebtes.
Carver - @ nj. @ltt{1
paiingS - Sobnpfete
Manfato s. $. 3artman.
ct. peter 80 nj. g d / M Il, i.
goune Mmeriea SER. Adermann.
Maconta - b 8. g 9mibt
Tartbault - q. GltdtnRein.
@utdinipn e. 9.BIafing.
Nesbs 2anbina 8. 9annemana B
81. W atteri9.
Wt7sltng $. 9 pbbarb.
O6eo -Spbn 9t6tnan.
@atertppn -2puiS &au1@.
&sdforb -Spbn 2ube1@er
3o1efer -5eurp Ralb.
@ano @reet o. @ebrin9.
Sc Sueur 3. 6. 81 aaa.
1runtenoe 5. @&neiSer.
&apen Stream g. &e1.
Belle Ylaine S. Mesner.
prairie Mpunb = n @r1t19.
DULUTH -6erman SSmalb.
&lairmont - 6. 8uebring.
Dre0eloiQe -Ybil. DreHe.
Oberle'5 Corner - 6. pppptB.
Gbafopee - 6. 81. 6alle.
Burlington - 6. &lintert.
9owaro 2afe - 81. Wtlbuna Ma Wias
Stub @itY -Nic. @aufen.
Hprref Mounb -@lau6 BebrenS.
Rew 8e1on - g. SgrpSfp.
Winn eapoliS - peter @6uler.
Glt3abetbtppn - q. Mif11e 4. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
Dsmofratii@e Tinar5nirtbfHaft.

l1eber bic bemotratiide Ginan3mtrtbs
laaft i'm "Wutertaate" &entudY i6retbt
raS portise n8rlfsblatt": ~@olonel
6owaro Smttb> unler Stuatsaupitor,
bat benz Senate cine Isabelle uter bic
@innabmen unp Mu69aben pe6 @9abz
antics, pte Mnleiben reNeIben uno bic
SteuerauRuse in zen Sobren 1860 BIG
1872 oor9ele9t aus Der jeoer erleben
fam, wie in unierem Staate unter pemo<
tratiiher 6errl6aft 9ewtrlbi6af tet miro.
Nus pieier Isabelle eebt berrer, oab, ieit>
Dem bic temofratil9e partet bic unbe>
~frittene 9erri@aft in unierem @taate
bat cte Steuern UNI rnebr al6 fiinf3is
Yrosent, ndmli9 Don $645 642.49 I'm
Sabre 1864 auf $993,076.63 uno bic
Nusaoben UNI mebr al6 bunrert proseut
ndmlt6 Don $615,642,49 TN erlten unp
$1,212>599.50 in leBterem SABRE oefie=
yen 6no.
@6 eebt suoem aus Der Isabelle berDpr
bag fir ne 1eds Sabre pom 10. Sftober
1860 BIG sum 10. Sftober 1866 einsn
Die game Dauer oe6 &rieoe6 umfa0tnren
3eitraum, mdbreno pe7er Die Unions
partet am Huper mar, Die Mu6ooben i'm
(1an3en lid nur auf $3>589,s42.15 BE-
liefen, In cen foI9encen iedS Sabren Ter
remofratiiden 9errihait uno mttten I'm
Gfiepsn ooQeaen Die Nu6Baben bic 61be
Don $7,136,449.3 "a, aljo pa6 Dopptlte
errethen.
Wdbreno aber Die cempfratil9e 2ea{s<
latur bic Steuer bon 80 Gents auf As
erb1bte. Dcrmpbte bic Steuererh0bune
pennod nidt Die Museabsn III pedsn,
vielmebr fab 16 oa6 6hobamt oe;,runz
gen, pom 10. Sftocer 1867 bis gum 10.
Sttoter 1871 pom G%,lsunaafonp cie
Summe BON $1,000, 600 su toraen, unp
lelbft troy pteler Mnleibe be1anp am 10.
Sttober 1871 Gin Def3it Don $105,4l1.
81. unc am 1 Sanuar oieleS Sabre6
mar poufdnrtse Gbbe i'm G9aBe unp
Der S6ulfono bancroft 10 pab arme
Qeute, pel9e 3ablunesanwei1unsen pom
Staat6auoltor beiBen, unp Die Sebrer an
ben Greil9ulen, welde bic 3%ablun0eanz
weiiunaen pe6 @uperintencenten te6 If
fentlihen l1nterribts in 6dncen baben,
BON @&abamte NIT Der @rfldruu9 abse>
wielen wurrer, oaB fein @elp CUR 3ab>
lung ibrer Torperun9 sorbancsn. @eld
einen @ontraft berettet eieie tero fratti9e
6inonSmirtbl9aft in unlercm Staate NIT
rer republifanil@en nottrnalen Ginanss
permoltuno
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
Gin @6rrt an unferc Mbonuenten

5titpem wir bic e. fte Summer un( cree
Sonnta96 Blattes in Der w6@entli@m
6tuatstettun9 ein9ele9t baben mir ppn
peridiecenen Monnenten 8rtefe befomz
men bic Die 3ulenpun9 oieierprdmte ser
langen au@ obne bic on9efunpi9te8 erinz
sung, @orau6besablunn gu erfluen> uni
3tpar auf ben @runp btn> bab fte, (pie
69reiber) nalte Mbpnnenten" 1eten. Nun
wpbl, tbr 5erren, mir ranfen @u9 BERG
lid fir Guer treue6 Getbalten an oer
Staat8 3ettun9 weroen Gu9 aber na9z
febeno pemonirtren> rob Guer Ser
lan9en pennp4 Elm 9ans uno gar unbiuiz
9e5 1T.
An1ereNu6Aoten 1ino ale pp1itiySaar
ArteitalIbne miiilen lepen Sam tag unc
Yapier> Gcnte, Tcuerung &c. an jepem 1.
oes Wpnats ge3ablt >peto H. 5aben
wtr ntdt 70 picl etn9cnommcn> f. mi0cn
mir uA6 lo ptel auf Der Banf letbsn, ols
erforoerli6 1T pie1eMufgaben Su beden unp
bafir IL prpcent 3inien soblen, wdbrenp
uns Der I'M &Idl tanpe befnblt9e Mtpnz
nent feline 3inlen fir ben grepit sablt ben
mir tbm tepiui9t*
Betradten sic bic 6a1e einmal oez
iadft5mdbia. Die :3eitun9 foitet 1880
in 8orau6besoblung. DteierpretS muir
be 9e1cBt al6 Die pupterpreil nod b1ber
waren a(s 1te jeBt ltno un0 ba e6 tet6
infer Befreben mar benz Sci Ter fir 1etn
@elD pollen Bertb gu liefern, 70 seben
mir Jpn jeBt Elm re9t nette8 Spnnta95
Blatt gratis bel uno iibernebnen batet
pas &tlico zines np6malisen Steiz
gems Der pa~pterpreife, in wel9em Tout
8erlut unau5bleibli9 wdre. ODD pte>
fes LIFT 19 tbun uno man tann ebrli9er
Mann batet bleiten.
Mber nun nebmen sic bic Sa9e Don
Der anc'rA Sstte. Gie So so mu0en er0
mad Mb|auf oss Sabre9 ceQeftirt wers
ben. Die 3inlen fir bos aus9eleste
@slb betra1en Ram gu IL Yrcsent ftmu
80 Gents, Die @oueftor6z unp &eilefol ten
etrpa as Gents uno oann nod pben raz
rauf tas Sonntaosblatt gratis, ml9es
unS obsr meni9len6 GO Gents fofet.
maat allo $1.35 Die BON ben $3.50 ab<
0eben uno uns aan3e $1.15 ldbt; ;ieben
Sie bierpon ~aefaui9f nod $1.04, ben
&otensui5 ce6 papier6, ab uno IS blet>
ben uns 9anje II Gents, >pomit ntr ben
Druid Gag uno @rperttion be;ablen
fcuen unp aud nod etna sprfommenof
gerlufe esden mI6en.
8ir iberlaNen IS nun unieren eeebrten
2efern ielbf, oorlber gu urtbeilen, pb ea
unbiQia BON un6 it, 8orau6beaoblunq
ia serlan9en, ebe wtr bic prdmie Nas
Sonntassblatt) ienpen, Deer pb IS biQie
Don Sbnen it, re prdmie pbne &ors
ouSbe3ablun9 gu serlansen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
Weue GrpebtttonSsW etbcbs.

a~nfn1pfeno an oas Sbi9e, tbsilen mir
un1ern 2eiern NIT, tab m{r uns cine
&ore7enzDrud Mai9ine an9eidaft, bic
auber benz 0ortbeil, baB ale &pre0en
oeutlt@ uno lelbft fir ben tdpil9eiten
poit> @lerf le1erlt@ fnb, aud nod
Den bat, pa6 ftets Der Datum, BIG ~
mel&em bejablt III, binter Dem Namen
bes Nbonnenten febt, uno pteler ollo im>
naer leben fann, pb CO an Der Belt if, ben
Drudsr ;u be;ab!en> Elm @prtbeil, Den
aue Mere 9ecbrten Nbonnenten pouIfdns
ots mlrctstn weroen. Cine betrd9tlide
&nsabl Don 3eituneen rperpen 1aon riele
Wo@e auf eteie Beile~ erpeoirt unp bic
nd9fe Wo6e werpeu rpir ale auf piclt
@eiie erpeoiren f5nnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04

- @ba6. 8. Dane, Rebacteur
Der 81. .. Gun 1T auf gsranlaRune poa
@m. 8. &emble uno Gam. $. Mann
in philadelphia peeen Gbrentrdnfuua
1erbaftet uno unter $50008 arslaaft &C.
feut pproeH.
- Sn New>Yorf bate ant Soften
aberr1als etne 8eriammlunB pom Deut<
i&er 3ur G1roerune bet Bepe9ung fir tte
Cincinnati @pnpenttpn fat,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04

wv
9emaat wuroe, baB man ni@t eber cine
bemotrati1@e Nattonal Convention BE-
rufsn noble, als bic baS &elultat Der
Cincinnati Convention befannt }ei. Das
leitenbe Motto fit Elm 8lnpnib NIT ben
observation-disclosures tlrfe >ur bas {ttn,
Stdrte 3u per19affen.
Son einem Nufgeben Der pemofratifden
@runpldBe f1nne feine &epe fem. Die
Gbetlnabme Der Demofraten an Der Gin
ctnnatter @onoenttpr rparo a{&t rdtblf&
befuneen. Man unterbtelt ft9 aud dter
ote @anotpatenfra9e unb famer Trum>
BUD, @raY, 8rown, 2o9or, 6. s. Mpams
unb piele Inbere auf's Eapet.
- Mler &enpy> elm Re@tsper>
breber uno Gertelte@tr III New<yort,
leete elmer Dame Elm leeres 8latt popier
Dor unb lief BON ter1elben tbren Nau,en
barauf faretben, bann f1rieb er ielbf
cine urfunoe baribeI trait Der bic Dame
benz Betrd9er tbr 8srun68en abtritt. 81.
@sriu@ bes @@urfer, bic MbtretunAs>
urfunbe In &roft gu iben,> bra&te Jpn
inee6e1 als Betrd9er auf bic Antlaee>
banf, .unb ba ct Die oerlan8te 81rel9aft
bon $4,000 nt&t feQeu tounte, IN boz
@tfdngnfb. -.
- Prof. Mprie, ber eleftri(&e Sc,
lesrapbtnuanu, lisst sefdbrlt@ tranl an
.0ebi.ui@las.
, 1872-12-29
4 NEW-YEhR REVERlE.

Without, the moonlight, streaming,
Casts werd, uncertain cleaning,
While the nigllt-winds moan and murlucr like spr-
its vail OF woe;
And around my lone heart clinging,
Are tue mcm'ries sad nrspringing
OF New Yca: Happy New 1e:r, IL tho peaceful "1ong
ago."
From my window oft Tn pccping
When the shades Of Night sleeping,
And the look down aud glisten DER Erths spot
less robe Of snow;
In the silence am thinking,
{Fancy unto fancy iinkng1,
OF New Year Happy Now Tesr in the peaceful "long
ago."
tFore my dim eyes li. sweet faces,
While . na1aelcss something traces
form with grace all matchieas il the relights ruddy
glow;
And white hand mine seems pressing
With Geute, sad caressinG,
As 1t did Happy, Happy New Year in the peaceful
"long ago."
"Ever thine !" Thoee WORDS token
o. tho pledges made and broken,
Seem agan to breathe In fancy their bcgutng music
While, for pleasures unreturning,
Still my lole hearts ever yearning,
As the passing years numbered with the fading
"long ago."
OwE,s II. WILSON, JR.
, 1872-12-29
4 "REMINISCENCES OF TROY.

It was the ninth year Of the Trojan war,-
4 tedious pull at best;
4 lot Of US were sitting by the Shore
Tydiles, Phocsa. Castor, and the rest
Sou,e whiting shingles, aud sore stringng bows,
And cutting up friends, and cutting up our fGe1.
Down from the tents above there came man,
Who took camr-stool by Tsddes' side,
He joined our talk and, pointing to the pan
Upon the cmbers where our pork WAS fried,
Said he would eat the onions and the leeks,
But that fried pork food not 1T for Crooks.
"Look at the men Of Taebes," said he " aud then
Look ut those towards in the rlains below;
You see how o1-hke are the o1-fed men;
You see how sheepish mntton-eaters grow.
Stick to this vegetable food Of mine,
Aen who cat pork grunt root, aud sleep, like evine
Some laughed, and some grow mad, and Rome grew
red;
The pork was kissing; hut his point clear.
Still answered him, till Ecstor said,
"One inference that would draw is here:
You vesctariAns who TINS educate uR,
Tab t.r hars turIod out very suaan pot1toes."
Old ard Ne1c.
, 1872-12-29

Engineer David NJ. Greene, who was np-
pointed Consulting Engineer By The State, to
decide upon the best plan for the introduction
Of steam on the canals. is preparing q long re-
port on the subject, which he will submit to the
State Commission in January. It will give 3
detailed account Of oil the machinery connected
with the several boats which have competed.
Baxter tho Newman, and the Charles Homie
Buffalo Courier.
Cooking is even more profitable than paint
ing in Paris. The chief cook at the Cafe An
glais lately bought Of Forturi picture valued
at 70, 900 francs at the same time ordering
another for 100 900 francs. In the story above
the cafe he has collection Of paintings, includ-
ing eone Of the finest pictures in Paris. He
also had collection OF curioaities from China
and Japan, next to that of the King Of Holland,
tbs finest in Europe. His finest pictures arc
kept at hia villa in tha county.
, 1872-12-29

the -; best, but : nnexceptionably the
d1rtlest. How well We remember the delicious
brealfast-1olls. light as q pun-ball, white Us a
snowflake, with which we we're once regaled by
q certain neutrality-suspicious. Aunt Chloe.
How VIC relished thom; there surely never was
such bread made before; but some demon of
curiosity irnpeued US to look into the casislne one
day. Auntv was moulding her delicious ROLLS
and how such white bread ever came f1om of SO
black knoading- aboard Las always rem aimed an
unsolved problem Aunty must have been q
cook for over twenty years. and had probably
concocted those same delicious rolls daily dur
ing that long servitude; but We are absolutely
certain that tho remnants of her first batch OF
dough formed the undorlying stratum OF that
dingy formation, whlch had gradually assumed
tho hardness and color OF very dry and dirty
putty. We turned away, slightly aea-sick, il
such q paradox is admissible, aud, strange to
say, though the rolls were just as white and
light as ever, We never again felt our former
relish for them. Indehd, We would not suggest
q visit to strange kitchens as gu ordinary ap-
petizer. It might come under the head Of BIT
te1s, but ii is doubtful if it would prove tonic.
FITTINGS.
While there may be abundant shelves for
dishes, it is not wise to make drawers an ad-
junct. They Eeom to have IN inherent propen-
atty for getting into disorder, unaided by
humanity, besides offering such admirable OPP
portunitles for the disposal Of odds and ends
groceries, old combs, hair-brushes, blacking.
stay-laces, twiue, spoons, cut1orv, and
most inha-monions iuxtanosifion. Neither
do wa think . mirror NECESSITY. It would be
nreferablo for cook. when she wished to arrange
her co;ts1r a Ia Rabdgas, to retire to her room
maT ha no1iahe5 40 ret,actora> It would ho rather
hetfar fnr hoT nor tn be encouraged to ugo them
as assistant to her toilette. Considcring this.
A thouqhtfnl mistress viii. il she cap. appro-
nr;oto q small anartment near thu kitchen as a
TitLdravinc-room for tho benefit Of her ser
vonte or Havo their s1oennr ncconrno nodntious
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

BgsrsRss N Ehs pnics cnur. yesisrtaY
wa rot vary lively sna .ustica aum bersd
most of the tay. A gentleman by tha
nan1s Of + W Miller came up for Isiug
abusive langIags in cnuvsrsasion WITH a
woman, "A! WA assesssG tan dollars and
costs, waieh he promptly paid.
Mrs. Hanisr, q nice looking lady aEa
one sVitsnily no, used to drinking, went 10
the great show, in company with others.
Afterwsrd the party took q little beer,
which she was pursusded to taste. Not
being used to the beverage, it effected her
head, and caused her to sing joyfully and
persistently until the noise attracted the
attention Of policeman who informed
her that justice was offended at having
her slumbers broken by such noise, and
the offender must 60 to the calaboose.
Yesterday after hearing the evidence,
Squire Shsnnessy babe her go in peace
and sin no more, and she went.
Warren Johnston, colored, was caught
in the act of colorng companions eye,
and now logdes with McHale in whose
company he can be found at any hour
for the next 10 days.
Charles Wiley also fought little, and
also takes 10 days.
VIM Jenkins colored boy, struck
another boy with sling shot made by
tying leather strap to q huge nut, and
goes to Jail for ~ days.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

WIN. EHLERs, the popular shoe maker,
Twentieth street, nearly opposita the court
house, has just received the largest, best
and in every respect the most carefully Sc
lected stock of all grades Of feathers ever
before brought into this market, and is
prepared to furnish to his old customers,
and new customers, and the public gener-
ally-men, women, boys and girls-all
kinds Of the best-made boots and shoes,
plain and fine, manufactured IN the West
He has justly earned the reputation of be-
ing the best shoe maker in Cairo, and de-
serves extensive patronage from all who
take pride in our meritorious home indus.
| tries. l0-3dlw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

Va You can buy SIX
and one-half lbs. Durant's
4 Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.fve Cents per pound ;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately cheap
at WILEY & BIXBY'S.
b-24-tf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER T. 1872.

to report from the Ohio above here. It lis
still falling steadily, and the channel is be-
coming bad again.
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are
still very low.
There is only 81 feet in the Mississippi
below here, and still on the decline. No
change in the Mississippi above here.
There is still 81 feet large in the channel.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The City of Vicksburg arrived just at
dark Wednesday closely followed by the
Belle of Pike, both congratulating them
selves that they had succeeded in reaching
the port before night set in, otherwise
they would have had to laid up. They
each received con siderable freight and left
with fair trips.
The Capitol City had light trip. She
was detained several hours by fog.
The tow boat John Means brought out
three barges of ore and will wait for more
water in the Ohio river when she
will bunch her tows and leave for Louis
vile.
Tho Cowen returned to st. Louis with y
small tow of coal
The Atlantic was detained here
several hours repairing her steam
drum. She departed last night with a
fuel tow. The City of Alton made trip
to New Orleans and back to this port
with barge in tow in l2A days, which is
very good timo considering the condition
of the river. She run aground during q
fog and lost a few hours. The Tyrone
brought in moderate trip from the Cape
The John Lumsden brough, out the I'm.
pre's trip, the latter having laid up a
Evansville. Com. VIM. j. Kountz ha
been nominated for congress
by the Liberals and Democrats
in the twenty-thrd district Of Pennsyl
vania. The crew of the Ada Heilman lie
cask of meat into the river of the l. c
X. r., wharfboat yesterday. The FISH
brought in light trip yesterday. Char
lie Goddin was up from Belmont yester
day. He reports business picking up ii
that place. Lee Sargent did not leave 70
Evansville, but has accepted position oil
the Cairo city wharfbost. The AID
Heilman CLEARED for Memphis yesterda
afternoon with all the freight she coul
carry.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
ATTENTION, BISMARCK BUNDl

There will be a regular meeting of the
47th section of the Bismarck Bund to-
night at half-past 8 o'clock, at Philhar-
monte hall. Every member Of the Bund
is requested to attend, for business Of i'm
portance will be transacted. All those
who wish TO become members, are cordi-
ally invited. H MEYERS, President.
JOHN W. PRuEss, Secretary.
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