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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
RELIGIOUS.

Church Of the Redeemer, Rector Coan.
Services to-day as usual.
Services at Rev. Mr.. Thsyer's church
to-day as Woodworking and evening.
If logic and cxpostulation will not
bring the Cairo Radicals out of the slough,
what will Prayer may do the work. but
the article Of prayer must be of the most
excellent description or it will avail moth
ing.
The Young Mems Dramatic Associa-
| ton Of Cairo will give dramatic enter.
tainment, at the Atheneum, on Tuesday
| evening next for the benefit Of st.
Joseph's church A racy programme will
be presented.
The German Catholics of Cairo have
just finished one Of the most beautiful little
churches in the state. 1t is really an or
nament to the city, and will be used for the
FIRST time to-day for the purpose of wor.
ship. Solemn high mass will he cele ora
ted.
"A lineal descendant o: ST.. John /:
now preaching upon our streets. He say,
he has been ''onlightened from on high
in the mysteries of the scriptures, ant
knows more about them than any living
man. The impression, which has gained
come currency in the city, that he is crazy
is unworthy of moments consideration
He is as sane as Turney and can discount
Train
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PERSONAL.

Henry Worthington was drunk yes
terday. Fined 81. Didn't have the
amount in his purse. Seven days in the
chain gang.
Mr.. j. +. Gamble has gone to Phila-
delphia to be present at a reunion of the
Gamble family--thc first in the last
twenty years.
Col. Clutes, of the Cairo and st, Louis
road is rushing sort of man, with strong
Fenian proclivities, being anything but
an admirer of Britain.
Miss Anna 4. Griswald, Of this city,
was ma FRIED at Unontown, Kentucky, to
Mr.. o. Holcomb, Of that city, on the 10th
inst. Happiness, long life and large
family, is our greeting.
Gen. Winslow, ofthe =. n v. X. X. was
in the city yesterday. We shall probably
learn from one Of our exchanges what
his business in Cairo was. Until we do we
shall not enlighten our readers.
Dan Lynch and John Ryaa were yes
terday before Brcss charged with stealing
a carpet sack containing clothing valued
at $40 from John Sackbergers hotel
Lynch was discharged and Ryan held to
bail in the sum Of $500, in default of which
he was committed to the county Jail.
Mr.. johnson, I. c. agent, addressed
Conductor Cormick note the other day
informing him of the cheerful fact that he
would have ready for him funeral train
at o'clock. Cormick attempted to die n,
II o'clock TO be in time for the train Mt
| huf VIVA npsuccoesf,1 10 e,;,l l;yoa
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MUSICAL.
WI
i-l7dtd.

The singing Of the Chicago lady
whose name we have forgotten) at the
Ipscopal concert the other night, has
peeh praised on all hands. There can be
no doubt that she has n well.cultiyated
voice and sings splendidly.
The most musical things of tn. d,v /.
the excellent Dolly Warden bill bend. wo
are turning out at The BULLETIN steam
printing house. We may add tina, the
other Dolly Warden printing we are doing
is also as musical as the harp (or Tyre OF
Orpheus.
Mr.. n. =. Curtice, formerly of Roches
ter, New York, has located in this city
and will give instructions in vocal an,
piano music Mr.. Curtice comes to u
recommended ms u gentleman of fine nc
quiremen,s and irreproachable character
We can assure the public that he Is not
~ = late music professor who afflicted u,
was, a charlatan, or dead beat, but 9
gentleman who takes pride in his pro
fesson and has character to maintain.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

PORT LIST.
ARRIVED AND DEPARTED.
Steamer. Where from. Where to
Steamer II. 5. Turner, New Orleans.
Kate Kinney.
City of Quincy, St. Louis.
Rover,
City of Chester, Memphis.
w. ii. Brown, ST. Louis.
4" Mollic Ebert, Pittsburg.
Great Pepublic, New Orleans.
" Jennie Howell, st. Louis.
" Davenport,
" Illinois, Columbus.
" Jas. Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
Z" Wilson, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer H. S. Turner, Cincinnati.
Kate Kinney, Louisville
City of Quincy, New Orleans.
" Rover, Plttsburg.
City of Chester, st. Louis.
w. II. Brown, "
" Mollie Ebert,
Great Republic,
Jennie Howell, Cincinnati.
Davenport,
" Illinois, Columbus.
Jas. Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
/" Wilson, Cincinnati.
Tyrone, Nashville.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
PICNIC.

GERMAN LUTHERAN SCHOOL picnic TO
Re HELD IN THE FLORA GARDEN,
WEDNESDAY, MAY lsT, 1872.
Speeches and concert will be among
the attractions. Ice cream, lemonae o,
coffee and other refreshments will be
furnished in abundance. The garden will
be renovated expressly for this occasion
and the managers will exert themselves
to make this first May picnic the mos,
pleasan: and enjoyable one of the season
The public are respectfully invited tc
attend and enjoy themselves and thereby
contribute TO good cause. Ticket 25 cts,
+. WISTERBERG,
l.. CUHL,
II. &. THIELECKE.
Committee Of arrangements.
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BIG MILDLY COAL,

Steamboats, supplied at any time, both
day and night, with either lump or chest
nut coal, in any quantity, and on usual
terms at the yard at Grand Tower, Ills.
Special contracts offered on favorable
terms upon application.
II. V. OLYPHANT,
ID. A. BoKEE, Gehl. Supt.
Sales Agent. 3-lj-ly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
Splendid Lunch
John Scheel's Hall,
Sunday afternoon.

Street tax collecting is being pro-
ceeded with BY Street Supervisor Dun
ming, how successfully will shortly appear.
Since John Sheehan drew $3,250 in one
year out of the pockets Of those who owed
street Labor to the city, not more than half
that amount has been obtained in any one
year. Can Lee equal John in efficiency :?
We hope, but doubt.
Who is the rascal ?--the fellow who
is personating the city marshal of Cairo
without authority? He has lately been
plying his vocation at Columbus, Ken
lucky, and sometime ago collected from
the steamer Kate Kinney the wages of
two deck hands, and put the money in his
pocket. Marshal Cain heard of the
transaction yesterday for the first time.
The racy Artery of Vienna, says !;
"ihe Cairo Sun wants to be the organ Of
The party down here, and Ben Jones says
nay and wo say BeR's good boy" And
the Artery also remarks, saroastically,
that "the Marion Progress has no con-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21

CHEAPEST AND BEsT.--Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children IS sold by druggists at
IS cents bottle, and is an admirable
preparation for nfantile disorders.
4.l7d&wlw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21

FOR SALE.-A cottage on 18th street
containing 7 rooms, cistern and out
houses complete. Apply to
W. W. THORNTON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
EXCURSIONS KENTUCKY BLUFFS

The ferry boat, during the present high
water, will extend her trips up Willow
Creek to the Kentucky Bluffs, leaving
Cairo ut 8 a. IN. and 2 p. IN.
This will be very pleasant trip for
families and picnic parties. 4-litf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21

For cheap Queensware 90 to Parsons
Davis & Co. A.lr9w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
THE BULLETIN.
POLITICAL.
LIBERAL MASS CONVENTION.

Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
the Eighteenth Congressional district Of
the State of Illinois, are hereby requested
to assemble in mass ccavention at the
Atheneum, in Cairo, on April 25th, at 2
o'clock, PIN, for the purpose of organiz-
ing against the present corrupt admins
tration, and the appointing Of ten No) del
cgatcs to attend the National Liberal Con-
vention 10 be held at Cincinnati, Ohio,
May LIST, 1872. By order OF the
STATE EXECUTIVE Con-.
L. IL BYgSE Spc'y
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Fine Water-Coolers at Parsons, Da-
Wis Il Cos. 4.l7ow
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
BERKsHlREs. BERKsHIRES.

a. ha1EpNG and have for sale Pigs of this.
ss4'ci!ed BY u. TCHNoR, 81, Louis, No. ''"e''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21

Buy the new Fire Proof Lamp chin
ncy Of =. ID. K Co. 4-lT2w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
OUR LIBERALS,

-Messrs. ID. AFTER, N. l.. Wickwire,
Henry Winter, John Antrim, p. G. Schulz
and J. T. Rennie are the Executive Com
mittee Of the Cairo Liberal Republicans.
We are indebted to DR.. Taber, one of
the most intelligent Of the Liberal Rcpub-
licans of this city, for a copy of Hon.
David A. Wells able letter to the Spring.
field Mass Republican on the revenue
! system.
Bell Wether Mum is disconsolate.
He was sure of Mr.. Schulz, but that gem
tleman has concluded to make his bed I'M
der the Liberal roof with Carl Schurz, and
Mum keeps tinkling his leading bell
mournfully and bleating in great distress
Mr. Pope says he has interviewed Mr..
Rcnnie and that hc has succeeded in
bringing him back from his Liberal wan.
derings into the Radical fold again. For
this great feat Of political coaxing Mr..
Mum gave the good boy Pope delicious
sugar plum. But that Mr.. Pope was as
successful as ho believes with Mr.. Rennie
is doubtful.
Mr.. ID. L. Linegar is q protested anti
Grant man, but refuses to join in the Lib
eral movement. He is restrained by the
influence of Mr.. Mum, Mr.. Grants reve-
nue. man, and the hope that he may be
nominated on the Grant ticket for Attor-
ney General. He isa place-seeker, and is
compelled TO act discreetly until the ca,
has indicated in an unmistaksble manner
where it proposes to jump.
Mr.. Comngs, hitherto one Of tn,
most ultra Of Radicals,-a gentleman ex
ceedingly well-posted in politics and mind
ful of the signs of the times, has come GU
Of Munn's Flock, and taken his stand
with the Liberals. HI is very hopeful
and believes that, if THE BULLErIS
would pat Lnegar, Pope and Fisher OF
the back-treat them kindly they
too, would become advocates of reform
and liberalism.
Mr.. N. l.. Wickwire has broken loose
and all the Radical whippers-in in the
land cant induce him to return to MIR
NUNS Radical pen that pen in which
he keeps the radical voters Of Cairo, US
ing them like so much stock In trade, say
ing to tho authorities at Washington
"You see have large number of voter
here, give mo fat Office or III vote Ell
on the other side" Wick refuses to b
any longer one of NUNS sheep.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21

The warm days Of Summer are APP
proaching, when we shall all be pestered
by annoying mosquitoes and hopping
heas, but which will bring along with
these trials the luxuries Of ice cream and
soda water. And where shall We 60 for
e''her Ice cream or soda water but to Phil
n"ups. He is already furnishing both
'hc'e dellc"c'es to inqui'srs, and we can
assure all tho public that they are the
best oil their Kind extant Ills saloon, on
Commercial avenue, is neatly fitted un
for tho accommodation Of ladies' and
children, and no improper characters are
ever permitted to enter it. The attend.
ants are polite and very attentive to their
duties, and parents may entrust their
children to their care without any misgiv.
ings Of any kind. a.ll-mi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21

--Crumb Bushes and Fays, new STYLE at
u. ID. 4 Co.'S 4-l72w
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--Parsous, Davis Il Co, sell "NIesten.
holm +" Knives. 4-l72w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,

city National Bank Building.
sA-specia attention paid to orders from s'ea"
oats night or dav.-6a
Fresh stock of Silver Plated Cas'e''
at =. d. Il Co.'s. s-i'|"
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FOR SALE.

Inc undersigned has for sale, at low
pres nne horse and spring wagon. In.
qulre AZ the Cairo City wharfboat.
FIsu. MAT. CLARK.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
LIBERAL MASS MEETING
And
CONVENTION.

CONVENTION.
Liberal men of all political parties of
the Eighteenth Congressional District Of
Illinois, who are in favor of reform in
the government Of our country, are re-
quested and urgently solicited to meet in
mass convention,
In the Atheneum,
At Cairo,
Thursday, April 25th,
at two o'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose of organization and the
appointment Of Ten Delegates to at
tend the National Liberal Convention, to
be held a. Cincinnati, May LIST, 1872.
The following gentlemen will be pres
ent and address the masses. They hav
accepted the invitation and there will b
no disappointment:
HON. JOHN NJ. PALMER,
Governor of Illinois;
GEN. HERBERT DILGERT,
| Adiutant Cen Illinois.
HON. A. OLENDORFF,
of Springfield, III.
HON. b. GRAFT BROWN.
Governor of Missouri
has been invited, but up to this time has
not responded. 1t is, however, the gen.
eral opinion that he will be present to ad-
vocate the principles promulgated by him.
self, and which made the present issue
carried the great State of Missouri in il
and elected him governor by an unusually
large majority.
ID. AFTER,
N. l.. WICKwIRE,
HENRY WINTER,
JOHN ANTRIM,
y. q. SCHUH,
J. Il. RENNIE,
Committee of Arrangements.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-05

ances during tho speech Of Nr. Irish
nor was any one called TO order by
the chairman. The only act OF dis
tnrbance, or seeming disturbance,
was the cheering for Grant, not in
dulgcI in, however, until alter the
conclusion OF Mr.. lrish's speech, and
sitter al business OF the meeting had
been transacted except the perform
ancc of the last piece Of music and
adjournment.
Then, again, Mr.. Irish lal not a
word to say, at Last he sad not n
word, about any high Protective
Tariff" about any "ine9uality of tax
alton" nor did lie show chow State
rights have been usurped by the pres.
ent centraIizing power 4. Washing.
ton" unless he did it inferentially.
No wonder the writer of the
above bogus dispatch was ashamed to
put his name to it. lIc was brave
enough to write deliberate mistaie-
ments, but too cowardly to assume
the responsibility of them.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-05
Corruption ut Home.

AS tail-piece to the long winded
article on corruption, the Liberal, of
last week, makes show of showing
up some corruption at homc. We
have only this to say in response to
it that if the facts are as the LtbTRI
asserts, the honest way would be to
give the names OF the model stars,
so that they may be cata'ogucd. We
regard the charges as pure bum
combe ana give them the benefit OF
our circulation in order that our
readers may see how hard The Lii
eral is pushed for something to say !;
a man who is now prominent
Grant man, whose musical voice Is
constantly heard in defence of the
| Administration; who assumes to be
the keeper OF all political wisdom,
and who talks Loud and long about
| soreleads, rcbcls, Sc, and who is now,
ant, has been for years past, a resi-
dent of Toledo, has, in his possession
to-day, hundreds of dollars of the
| public funds, and has had the same
for years. lie has never settle up
and turned over to his successor in
office the balance due in his hands,
and for years he has had the use OF
| this money. There Is en- ardent Grant
man in Toledo who has received a
certain per cent. as commission from
an Eastern publishing house, for Sc
curing orders from Tama county for
stationery, and during the same pc
| ricd OF time this same man has drawn
| salary from the county treasury
being paid by the county for all his
services, and taking advantage OF his
position and Office to pat money in
his pocket The burden OF the peo-
pie is increased. and vet these men,
with an ampadsnte wonderful TO be-
hold, hold high their heads and talk
wise about the Honesty and efficiency
of the administration. They are
among the leaders of this great moral
honest party OF tins county. Not one
of their acts of rascality are interior
ed with; but these men appear as
model stars IN the political iirma-
ment, and the Grant party applaud
with unwontod zeal the utterances OF
these leeches o. the body polite. 1t
is high time that we had reform in
aueurated, not only in National af-
fairs, but also in our own county
II such a reform was inarguratcd,
the Board of Supervisors would soon
ascertain that the county was being
egregiously swindled in its purchas
es of stationery, and that there is a
difference between Russian binding
and that which is = mere imitation,
and that at least one man who draws
pay FOR Service from the county
treasury, also has received, directly
or indirectly, certain per cent. com
mission on some if not all tie orders
Of Tama county for books and sta.
tionery, which has been supplied by
Weed, Parsons d Co., Of Albany,
n. Y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-05
OpIEINlI NOYIGL

OlCl ~ L ~ Ill ~ " 4 4 VIZ
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS
TO II. T. Willard, Theresa Willard, John
Gay, A. Phillips, Mary .. Cranson, The
Howe Machine Co., and Brown, Wyllis
& Williams.
You, and each Of you, are hereby Motif ed
that on or before the 18th day of Oct, A. D.
1872, ii ere will be on file, in the office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Tama
county. Iowa, petition Of George John
son, claiming Of you the foreclosure Of a
mortgage on the northwest quarter Of Sec
tion No II, township So, north of range
No. 16, west of the 9th =. NJ, situated in
Tama county, Iowa, executed and deliver
ed by you the said II. I. Willard and The.
ressa Willard to said George Johnson on
the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1871, and
asking personal judgment against You
the said II. I. Willard, for the sum of three
hundred dollars, with interest thereon at
ten per cent. per annum, payable annual
!y, from the 18th day Of January, as money
due him on your certain promissory note
secured by said mortgage, and for costs,
including an attorneys fee for this pro>
ceeding as provided in said mortgage, and
fee for distract Of tito. Both said note
and mortgage will be fully set out in said
petition. No personal judgment will be
asked against the other defendants above
named.
And that unless you appear thereto, and de-
fend, on or before noon of the second day Of
the next term Of said Court, being the
October term of said Court for the year A.
p. 1872, commencing on the third Monday
of October, at the Court House, in Tolcdo,in
said county, A. D. 1872, default will be en-
tered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon, and decree entered as prayed.
G. d. BRADSHAW,
2G.2l Attorney for Plaintiff
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-05
A Denial.

The Liberal seems to deem it its
duty TO devote column, more or
less, 70 Hon. James Wilson, in every
issue. This is all very well. Mr..
Wilson is the object OF it's special
spite. just now, for very good reas-
on. lie stands SO good show OF al
election over Mr.. Irish, the Liberals
pet candidate, that it fairly troths at
the mouth. What a farmer, and an
ignorant "iurrincr,' at that, going to
Congress, and beating in tho race
our darling, eloquent John? 1t will
never do. Dignity mus, not receive
such drop as that.
We are glad to note that Mr..
Wilson is the object Of Tho cnycn-
.omcl Shafts Of the LIBERAL 1t shows
that he is man OF some consequence.
1t really elesates him in the eyes OF
the PEOPLE. Every attack made up
on hi,a makes votes tor him. Mr..
Wilson is willing that he ISLANDERS
shepld tail thick and fast around
him. As to harming him, that they
cannot do, in this county, nor any
where else, where he is known.
In its last issue, the Liberal makes
the distinct charge that Mr.. Wilson
was requested to appear at meeting
of the Oranges, at Toledo, on their
invitation, and that he neglected
them altogether, although lie was in
&c wA during the day OF the :.ceting.
W. are authorized by Mr.. Wilson,
10 deny most cmpha,ically and dis
vinctly, every allegation made in the
charge, to which we refer II is ut
necessary to go into it at length, nor
do we propose doing so. Now let
the L.Jerdl give Us SOME facts in sub
saantation o. its charge Of riding
Two boi'scs, 1T one and the same time;
and when it gives facts, let it also
give some evidence to corroboratc
Its assertions. Without evidence, It's
insertions will not be credited.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-05

lama CRY, Iowa, August 2G.

lama CRY, Iowa, August oG.
10 the Editor Of tic CAieag,' Tribune:
SIR:-Thc Hon. John =. l.lsh, the
liberal candidate for Congress il, the
Fifth District, addressed the frs,
Greeley and Brown meeting at To.
ledo, on Saturday evening. Net
withstaEding we had the heaviest
rain OF the season, the meeting was
we'll s.tendel. Mr.. irish was often
interrupted during his speech by
Grant iavorites OF the highest stand
ing, who went purpcsely to disturb
the meeting. The speaker presented
the acts OF the Administration in the
true light, which annoyed and en-
ragged them to that degree that they
could not restrain their passions, and
had several times to be called to
order. l trust that no Greeley man,
during the &C mpaign, may be guilty
Of any thing so low and mean as this
act practiced by the moral GRANTEES
OF Taiha City and Toledo The real
live issscs between the Iibcra! ard
GRANT Republicans, as r.escated by
MIR. Irish, told hca.ily ON the ranks
OF tho latter, his remarks on the
sLgh Protective Tariff, the ranking
privilege, the inequality OF taxation,
and how State rights have been
usurped by the present centraizing
power at Washington, brought down
rounds OF applause. Altogether. the
meeting was grand shccess 1t is
such facts as these, presented in the
proper light, which are demoralizing
the Republican party, and, before
November, will cause general STAN
ps.ie theretrom. Tho meeting closed
with three cheers tor the champions
ut Peace, Good Will, Honest Gov
erislaent. and Equal rlghts,-Greeley
aud Brown. III.
We print the above, entire, in
order that all may see how great a
smoke Little fire will make.
Every one an attendance upon the
meeting, OH the evening OF the oath,
knows ChSt tho above communlca-
tion is clear, Whole-clothed mex
sMsalde Fabrication At no time, not
Gwen .,(ihcu, MAS there amy disturb
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-05


The LiJeyal of last week trltu to
believe that 1t was making char4 9
Of drunkenness against President
Grant. Judge Kelley, Which The
Liberal party have been claiming
late.y, has this to say about the mat
ter. We commend it to the LiJaaE
'sIf it be true that he was a drunk.
ard in his youth, he is marvel Of 3
man. For l knew HIM as a General
OK TIE army. | travelled with him by
day and by night, and when there
were none but two or three friends
of whom was one, to observe his
habits j have had access to him
from Tie time he Land down the Gen
eralship OF the army to assume the
Presidency. His table, his family
apartments and the Executive Cham
Der are places to which | have bclicv-
ed myself to be ever welcome; and 1
can say. as they compelled Senator
Trumbull to say by pressing the
question to him the other day III pub
lie, Is not Grant drunkard ? No,
sir, says he, | have never seen that
IN General Grant which leads me to
suppose that lie INDUCES to excess in
vino OF any other s.imulant.' F"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-09-05

Our Board of Supervisors is justly
complaining of the action of the last
Legislature. In nearly dozen laws,
tho Board is loaded with additional
duties, some Of them very onerous
and complicated, and no additional
time is allowed for their perform.
apcc. AS it is well known that,
heretofore, the Board could only per-
form it's duties i'll the limited time
allowed by constant, dlligen. work,
every day and nearly every night
till very late, 1t can readily be seen
that the Imposition at new duties,
and no extension Of True. is a serious