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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-07-11
@. RUSSELL & cos
Reapers s. Mowers.
Threshing MachiDes
s. Glover HullerS,
Farm s. station.
OF

The Mt. Vernon Portable Grist Mill Gear and
Scott's Portable Muly Saw Mill ready to set up,
and can be transported on a common wagon, and
will with ten horsepower engine, cut from 1900
$500 feet per day. Also the Celebrated Halens-
worth Hay Rake, Eagle Grain Drill, riding and
walking corn plows OF the best and strongest pat
terms, the Laporte steel pillow.
Wooden and iron beam cast plows. All orders
promptly filled. Repairs furnished at the lowest
price. Call and give your orders soon for farm En-
gines, separators and Cloverhullers, l have not
been able to fill late Huler orders, for several
sons past.
the Clover crop fail
All the above articles warranted to give satisfac-
ton or no sale. Call and samples, price and
term, before giving your orders elsewhere.
Room at the Iron R. r. Bridge opposite the foun-
dry. S. N. LoUDAN
Ag't Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-07-11
BEST COMPANIES REPRESENTED
IN NORTHERN INDIANA.

Greater quantity, better quality and better loca
ted Real Estate for less money, and on more favor
able terms than be had of any other person,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
UNDER THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
SIGNAL OFFICE.

For Manufacture, purchase, or repair of
meteorological anu osbcr necessary in-
sttEinrhts lor teegfnpDing repofxe. Tor
expenses oi s.otin sisnDis announcing pro-
OaOie approach aud iOrce vi s.vin.s
THROUGHOUT the Cnited State, Tor the be-
hehl vi commerce ana agriculture; for IN
Ell uincht sLeltcis i,r hare, furniture, aud
eApens.s vi Offices maInia,ned for pubic
use IA e!Iies or posts Receiving reports for
maps shd buiI-tius, ~ he displayed ia
cLainOers oi commerce aud bVatG-Oi-trade
rooms Tor books and Stationery and Tor
Incidental expenses not Otherwise ptovid-
cd Tor, Two hundred and fifty lhuu.and
doliais. FrOU,ded That the Secretary Ct
W ar be, aud be hereby is, authorized and
require 10 PROVIDE, IN the system Of
eivatiOns an1 reports IN charge VI the
cbiei signal officer Vi the Amy, Tor such
slaloht, reports, and sigusis ss may 10
found necessary ior lie benefit vi pgri-
culture aud commercial Interests: Hnd
PFVrIded, l hat no part oi this appivpria-
Ton, nor Of any appropriation Tor the
several departments vi tue Government,
snail he paid 10 any tel.grapbic cont any
winch shall neglect or rciu-e 10 traLsniit
telesruphIc communications between said
Departments, their ofiic.rs, sgenis, or
cu'P'VStsi uhuer inc pfoNisiohs, Vi ~.
second section Of chapter two hundred hnc<
thirty Of tue Statutes OF the OF tue United
States for the year eighteen hundred and
siAty-slx, and at rates Of COMPENSATION
therefor 10 bc established by The POST
master General; PrOrtdea also, Thut
wncnover any telegraph company shall
have filed ITS written acceptance with tho
Postmaster General, of the restriction, and
obligations required by the act al proved
July twenty-iourth, eighteen hundred and
sixtysx entitled IAN act 10 aid IN the
construction of telegraph lines, and to
secure TO the Government the use of the
same for postal, military, and other rur-
poses, II such company, its agents, or
employees shall hereafter refuse or neglect
to transmit any such telegraphic COIN
municatlons as are provided for by the
aforesaid act or by the joint resolution
approved the ninth day Of February,
eighteen hundred and seventy, "To author
ize the Secretary of War TO provide for
taking meteorological observations at the
military stations and other points of the
interior Of the continent, and for giving
notice on the northern lakes and seuboard
of the approach and force Of storms" such
Topographic company shall forfeit and pay
TO the United States not less than one
hundred and not exceeding one thousand
dollars for each refusal or neglect afore-
said, 10 be recovered by an action or
actions Mt law, in any district court Of tho
United States.
Approved June 10, 1872
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR JOINT MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL,


c,uSciL Cr,NBsR,
Cluo, Ms. jail 3, ls7!.
Present-IIis Honor Mayor Lans-
den aud Buder, PhiIlis, Robinson, Stafford,
Schulz. Sense, Stancil, Stratton, SwaNne
and Taylor-ll.
On motion ofAldcrmen Builder the read
ing Of the Journal was dispensed with.
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance entitled Gan ordinance
providing for fencing aud improving st.
Mary's Park was read second time,
and on motion Of Alderman Swa yne, re-
lerred to the Board of Aldermen.
An ordinance entitled, "an rdinance
to determine and TX the am cunt of revenue
TO be raised by taxation for the y ear A. ID.
1872, for city purposes, wa, read Sec
ond time, and, on motion of Alderman
Sease, referred to tho B),rd Of Aldermen.
An ordinance entitled, "an ordinance in
relation to Local Improvements, was
read second time, and, on motion OF
Councilman Taylor, referred to the city
attorney to report ut the next meeting of
the Board of Aldermen, whether said ordi-
nance is in proper form.
An ordinance entitled, San ordinance
providing for the construction of new side
and crosswa'ks on portions Of the Westerly
side of Levee street, was read second
time, and on motion o. Councilmen TAYLOR
referred to the city attorney.
An ordinance entitled, ian ordinance
providing for the appointment of n health
officer was read II second time, and, on
motion of Councilman Taylor, referred to
tie Board of Aldermen.
REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY.
Tho city attorney to whom was referred
no bond Of Mrs. Charlotte hottie report.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

ed the same to be in proper form, am -
securities thereon as good as required
law. On motion Of Aid Stafford the re
port was received and said bond approved.
LIQUOR BONDS,
Liquor bonds of John Clancy wero
presented, and, on motion OF Aid. Stafford.
referred to the city attorney.
Bonds of Henry Brcihan were presented
and on motion of Aid. Stratton approved.
REPORT OF DIRECTORS OF THE FIRE DE-
PABrMEST.
The directors of the fire de-
partment to whom was referred DC.
titon of the Arab Fire company for
authority TO employ nm engineer for their
steamer, reported that nm engineer could
be employed for the sum of Si5Oa year.
The directors recommended the adoption
Of the following resolution, via
Resolved, that the Arab Fire companv
be and they are hereby authorized to
employ NJ the expenses of the city an
engineer to take charge Of their steam fire,
Engine to work it vi all fires and ut snch
times us may be otherwise required for
practice, and exercise "a general
care over it, including such small repairs
MS will not require 1t To be taken To q
shop, and that for his services, SAID eng,n-
Ger be paid ut the tate Of one hundred and
fifty dollars year, payable monthly out
VI the city treasury.
Alderman Buder moved to receive the
report and adopt the resolution. Carried
by the following vote; Ayes-Buder,
Pnillis, Robinson, Stafford, Seuse, Slancil,
SIratton, Swayne and Tuylor--io.
Nays-0.
On motion of Alderman Builder the
board then adjourned
NJ. j. HowLEr, City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

HEAVY RISG, glass Fruit Jars, Tin top)
quarts Sl.25 and half gallons, 50 per doz
Genuine "Mason Improved" Fruit Jars,
(glass top, self sealers,) quarts 81, and half
gallons So per dozen. Best w. G. (ron-
stone china plates and teas, 60 cents per
set. Fine goblets, only 10 cents apiece.
Other goods in proportion, ut
PARSONS, DAVIS & Co.'S,
G-l5-tf and 7 Tenth street.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

IT is our painful duty to record the
death Of another boy by drowning. Yes
terday morning, while three boys were
playing in a canoe some distance from
the shore, the bark upset and boy
named Carl was drowned. Up to this
time the body still remains in its watery
grave, though men are diligently fishing
for its recovery. Our readers will remem-
Der that we predicted an occurrence of this
kind few days since, and may we again
be allowed to admonish parents to keep q
close watch upon their little ones.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
AN ACT.

Making appropriations for sundry civil
expsnsUs VI The Government for tue fiscal
year ending June thirtiaIh, eighteen
Luhdted a"u seventy three, anu Tor olner
purposes.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Repr,Seatauces " The Umited States of
A"'e'tcd ia Congress assembled, 1bat Tue
ioIo"ing sums Vc, and The sanic are hereby,
appropriated, Tor Tho VbJccls hereinafter
oppressed, Tor the h.cul year ending June
thI'tie.h, eighteen Lunufed ana seventy
three, yiZ:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
DIR. d. A. PARKER FOR GREELEY

EDiroR BrLLKriS. Please ann ounce me on in
dependent candidate tor legislator in the lower
House OF the General Assembly OF tbi State
As men IN the days OF honest government had
to announce their principles or hobby. Ms well as
themselves, ana appear before their constituents
and defend them before they could get office,
believe they oil oula do 70 now, and will ,ay TO
the voters Of Jackson, Union, and Alexander
counties, without awaiting the decision Of any
msn or party, am for Horace Greeley for Presi.
dent, and u. Grain Brown for Vice President and
endorse the Cincinnati platform. ] am for a tree
scrub race aud sgsipst the primary system OF
eleciibg men TO Office. am against the stock
Law 10 this county and fol the rep-sl Of the OHIO
liquor law. am TOR the adjustment of the
grand jury 20 iis lowest constitutional limis. and
the revision Of the traverse jury so that inteili-
gent men shall not be disqualified to at on II in
cases Of felony. am for tree trade, EQUAL
tAisiion, equal represents, on, and honest men
IN ONCE, even II have TO be defeated TO get
thsm there. d A. fAbkIE. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

gars Oldest and choicest, at the EXCEL
slOR SALOON, opposite the Post Office.
Finest Of Liquors, Free Lunches and mu-
sic every day. The great Liberal and
Democratic, Greedy & Brown drinke-WrIs
BEER, is made speciality, and Fredprides
himself upon keeping the freshest and
coolest in the city. Lemonades the cold
est, mixed drinks and music the finest.
Go there. 6-27tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

THE party of ladies and gentlemen who
were drawn to Mound City in the "Band
wagon" on the. 4,h, speak in high terms
of the very efficient manner in which
Perry Powers handled the reins. We all
know that Perry is a driver, but on this
occasion it is said he fairly outdid him
self
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

THE Assessors Book of the county and
city for 1872 10 now in the hands of the
County Clerk, and lie open for inspection.
We venture to say there is not two other
assessors in the state whose returns have
been made SO promptly. Hurrah for Mar
tin
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

YESTERDAY noon, Circuit Court ad-
journed over till Monday.
Billy Harrison, who shot and killed
Joseph Swoboda last April, was arraigned
in Circuit court yesterday morning, with
murder in the first degree, and plead not
gnilty. The case will come up again
on Tuesday next.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
LOCAL NOTICES.
ICE! ICEll ICEil!

From Wednesday May LIST, the ice
wagon will canvass the city, to continue
during the summer months. None but
pure northern lake ce will be delivered.
HUsE, LOOMS, & Co.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

DAN. HARTMAN has received ore Of the
largest stocks Of Fruit Jsres ever before
brought to Cairo, and is DESTROYS of closing
it out without delay. He therefore offers
Masons Improved Porcelain self-sealers,
quarts at 81 90 per dozen glasswire tops,
quarts, at $I.25 per dozen and half.gallons
at $500 per dozen. These are the cheapest
prices in the market. If.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

G. HAUESsTISE, ARcHIrEcr.---This
gentleman has established himself success
fully in his business in this city. He last
year made the plans and specifications OF
John Goeckel's, Peter Nef's and II. My.
ers buildings on Ohio Levee, and Fred
Theobolds handsome residence on corner
Sixth and Walnut streets; and this year
made the plan Of Peter Cuhls, DIR. Ward
ner,s, John Koehler's, Gilbert Bunkmyer
and Smiths, and Lu kleb's buildings. He
also superintended the erection of all these
buildings, and points TO them for proof Of
Lis ability to do good work in his line. He
made the plans and eci6cat,ons OF pub.
nc school building in Metropolis, and of
many other buildings here and elsewhere.
He asks the attention Of the public to his
works, and believes he is entitled to liberal
Pstrons9e. 7-slm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
G-l5-tf

Burnett's Steam Cooking Vessel saves
nearly half the fuel and Is per cent
weight which is lost in cooking the old
way. Sold by A. HALEY 6.20lm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
THE BULLETIN.
Publicssa0n once. Bulletin Buildimg,
Washingtou Avenue.

THE liberty wagon which did such good
service on the fourth, in the fren,en's
procession, was demolished yesterday, and
is now numbered among the things that
were.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
Approved June 10, 1872.

A The next regular communication
wv of Cairo Lodge No. 237 A. +. Il A.
IV\M. will be held at tie Masonic hall
Monday eve, July s. at q o'clock.
Is. +. BLAKE, Scc'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
FL. HOUPT,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS

a ase stock Of wstches. Clocks. Jewtlry. and
QPecsacles Particular s.sniion gvn 70 oil
~ - Goltaad cow pare prices sni chsrges. role
SSSsS ~ HsH Simmer msu's eeIebratdo watci g.
~ 1So 1a1oS they ege equsl 20 any. end ex'
~ :, III shis market. Presentatio
~ freD cav esaGu. 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
WINES AND LIQUORS. |
CHEAP GROCERIES.

GROCERIES RETAlLED AT WHOLESALE
Prices
AT 81. c. THIELECKES STORE.
wAsHIyGToH AVENUE, BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
so fb,. DRY Cuba Sugar for SIS 90
10 I IN
ca lbs. A coffee Sugar, y. Y. Std. 90
Prime Rio Coffee for 90
81 Choice :" l 90
Old Government Java 90
Teas and other staple and fancy Groce-
ries equally as cheap.
Goods new, and full weight given. Call
and try.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

PAUL G.. SCHUH'S Pre-.
scription Drug Store is open
day and night. All prescrip.
tons carefully and neatly fill.
ed with dispatch. The largest
and finest selections Of Toilet
Articles, Vases and sundry
Fancy Goods of all descrip.
tons just received and sold by.
polite and attentive clerks at
the lowest figures. Satisfy
yourself by a call. 6.231m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

FoR cheap groceries go to II. Z. Thiel-
ecke's, Washington avenue, near Tenth
street. Gilt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Mr.. j. G. SMITu's new liquor store on
Ohio levee is certainly an ornament, as
n frst-clas' business house, TO our city.
His wines and liquors are Of the best
brands, his billiard room neat,
airy and tastefully arran-
ged, and, in the classic Ian.
guage OF the immortal Josh Billings, IS
just the place for those who take delight
in punching tho balls" TO pass an hour.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Mr. THIELEcKE, on Washington avenue
has the finest and cheapest lot Of family
groceries IN town. II you don't believe
Il, Just call aud examine them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
PIE YS1C1AN1.
DIR. j. e. SULLIVAN.

nFFicE-Over ". J. HcGauleS's drug store,
~ near corner Co nmerciAl avenue and Elsh.
tecnth street. 3-3in
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NO. 90.

ried daughter, it having been some time since
she had written or received letter.
"Most certainly. I shall take pleasure in
forwarding any you wish"
"Must they be open letters?" asked Mrs.
Elliott.
>"Not at ALL Sealed as usual"
"Could he tell how much longer the army
would be there?"
"They were moving on then. Few beside
stragglers would be there after the middle Of
the day. Was there anything he could do !;
any supplies he could furnish, though much
on the place had been saved" .
mo, she thanked him-they needed moth.
ing" and the interview closed with far less
satisfaction than the one of the day before.
Then, zone touch Of nature" had made them
"kin :" now, the conduct of Col. Ford had
chilled all.
Not many soldiers were there after two or
three o'clock. A body Of cavalry was seen to
60 away, but it returned about sundown, and
camped in sight of the house. They watched
them closely, but not even Stuart could recog-
nize one of the horses as belonging to them
or Mr.. Wright, so they spoke hopefully of
their fathers safety.
Grace, who complained Of a dull headache,
was persuaded to 60 up stairs and try to sleep.
Instead of undressing and going into the room
next her mothers, where she and Conway had
sat the night before, she lay down on the
lounge in her room opposite her mothers.
She felt more at home there, and only thought
to stay till the others went up to bed; but at
eleven o'clock she was sleeping so sweetly,
Mrs. Elliott could not bear to wake her, but
covering her carefully and kissing her softly,
let her lie.
1t was many long night since Grace had
gone to sleep first, and while Mrs. Elliott bent
over her, and saw the pure, peaceful express
sion which rested on her beautiful face, her
heart blessed her, and she prayed, as only a
mother can, for beloved child. She thought
how many nights Grace had bent over her,
and how loving and tender had been her
care, and she breathed a thanksgiving that
none of her children had inherited her horri-
BILE headaches.
The doors between the rooms were left open,
the light partially shaded and set on the
hearth, and before midnight all had sunk to
rest. .......
TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Copes of the ENQUIRER containing the previous chapters
this Story can be furnished to new subscribers.
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CHAPTER. V

CHAPTER V.
A GLIMPSE OF THE ARMY AFTER SHERMAN
WENT DOWN TO THE SEA-"
"Truth is stranger than felton,
'"This is all trueas 'tis strange;
Nay it is ten times true" SHAKESPEARE.
Mrs. Elliott had just recovered from one of
her nervous headaches headaches which all
her life had caused her so much suffering.
Lying in darkened room-with every foot
step and voice hushed as they approached her
door-for days her head would throb and
beat, and she would not know what it was to
have an hour of ease She had escaped an
attack somewhat longer than common, and
now it had lasted twice its usual time.
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,sar If you have occasion to transplant in
the summer season, let it be in the evening
after the heat is past plant and water the
same Immediately, and there will be no dan
ger from the heat next day; but be careful,
in digging up the earth, you do not break any
fthe young shoots, as the sap will exude out
of the same to the great danger Of the plants.
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The CHINESE WALL-Mr. Seward, who
visited the great wall Of China during his
visit to that country, recently gave the fol-
lowing description of that wonderful struc-
ture: ..,-- -......
"The Chinese have been, for at least two or
three thousand years, wall-making people.
1t would bankrupt New York or Paris to
build the wall Of the city of Pekin. The
great wall of China is the great wall of the
world. Itisforty feet high. Thelower thirty
feet is of hewn limestone or granite Two
modern carriages may pass each other on its
summit. 1t has parapet throughout its en-
tire length, with convenient staircases, but
tresses and garrison houses at every quarter
of mile; and it runs, not by cutting down
hill, and raising valleys, but over the uneven
crests Of the mountains and down their gorges,
a distance of thousand miles. Admiral
Rodgers and calculated that it would cost
more now to build the great wall of China,
through its extent Of one thousand miles,
than it has cost to build the ffty-fve thou.
sand miles of railroad in the United States"
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Colonel Ford's face was livid, but there
was q frmness and majesty in Mrs. Elliotts
appearance not to be resisted, and he went out
so humiliated that even his curses were re-
strained till he reached the sitting-room
Major Vincent had not spoken; he bowed dep
recatingly, and followed the Colonel. Ford
would not meet Clinton when he saw him
coming, butdashed out like madman. That
be had drawn contempt on himself only added
to his rage. Major Vincent gave Clinton a
brief account of what had passed.
"It is strange" said Clinton. "Col. Ford
knows what belongs to good manners and is
generally extremely polite
"some old grudge, I guess, for he intimated
something of the kind, and he fairly glared
when he caught sight Of fine portrait which
was back of the lady"
II must apologize for the intrusion. 1 am
sorry it happened"
"You ought to see the Colonel he's furious
As for me, felt like whipped puppy. I
wonder why they left such fine picture hang
ing so conspicuously; they must have heard
of the destructiveness Of an army"
cts fastened in the wall-I noticed it yes
terday. Don't you remember fine house il
Georgia, with number made in the house
that way, and what time we had keeping
the man from destroying them? But I must
not linger here. Wait till I return" and he
passed over and raped at the parlor door
Lance opened it partially, and with bow,
"Its de rig hit one dis time," stepped back fol-
him to enter.
Mrs. Elliott received his regrets very quiet
ly; she did not blame him, and was greatly
obliged that they had been troubled so little
She merely wished to know if she could send
letter to New Orleans, where she had mar
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aofalberibte ans gBaIbiuaton

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friibereu Seamten tpieOer, Die 9eIeaI4aft
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$4,000 aus bem Sdabamte unteridlagei
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