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made to SELL Corn steady at 4oc. Bye, oa.., aud bar
le{ aa1as sna ggoatn,1 q. x,aa1s
IN country. Bak neats qo1et for spot, more scti1e
tor futures sheaasz. s@soa;1ss 1,s It e' buyer
sK@sXc. Bacon quiet, buyers ccntending for lower
rates shoulders, 6X@6Tc; clear lib, so-salea 1-1ec
le4s; e!ssF, s't@21st: s,!@sg5 e af,
DETROIT.
DETROIT. Ap1n 9.-BnxADsrErFs- Flour quiet and
6aenseG ss Us .nbsr, % com nj steady 4 15o. oat.
in good demand
dio7za sED-$*.ss I'D Md, ~ $40 asked
Unchanged Whe.t dnli .nbss Michigan spot s1:e4X.
sssx :'s5 CON- Ny .saas No. sssei sa ~ 9s @
4oHe; no g1aae, sa4a- Oats duh Michigan, s4He; /;
s. R5oE1k1s Flor, 500 br1s; vhe.t 1000 bu; corr,
saEAnz1s Floul 800 Du; wheat. 4,ooc bu: corn.
1900 0u ost'' s'o0' sT. b: 1o1ns
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-BREADsruF1s-F1our quiet and
weak supernne winter, st75@5.5o 50; extra, 90;
~ %Ss 5 :os e. ttly sa91S a9Se
red Western. 1.ss., Go1n-No., ., a3Xo On east
tr.ef, 2se; 81 sseled: Bs1lsy % aIm Nc: ssesoe.
Rye frmer at 66967c for prime.
PRov1s1oss-Pork quiet salea Of snan lots At 1850
sides a1c for ness wsek 1oe buyer My: loo seller
AqEass: Toos-IoTer Lowe asH It 4<952e sas '''A' 'S
CATTLE Quiet and nRMp%fs SPs91PGsa.
good ordinary 16A@16akc: low middlings, 17.1@1ac.
BaE4nsEuFTs- Flour duh as $s!oo9lo.oo. Corn
es ap nd d5oep9g Ct 49, Corn qist and
HA1-Dnl1; Western mixed, 1t oooo@75.oo.
: BAcox-Dul and lower: shoulders, 7kc: ndea,
97z@9sc.
MILWAUKEE, April 0.-BRE4nsrurrs- Flour quiet
:, a:1s.1: ost. ni1n 10. !. s6ex.' CON sts.dy !;
REcmTsH Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu.
sH1rnKsTs-Flour, 900 brfs whest, 1900 bu+
WH1skx-steady at 85@sec.
BUFFALO, April .-BREADsruFFs- Flour and wheat
very dull and nominal. Corn quiet; sales Of 600 bu
No. at SC in store Western 1t &c track
Oats dull and nominal ut 38939c On track; 3o94os in
store.
CI4..;1.1-s,...O. ...~
CLEVELAND, April 9.-BRxADsrurFE-Flour In fatr
sl.72; No- $l.es. Corn quiet ut 45@4ec. o4ts
PErRoLKuA-Fi1n and unchanged.
Loumvn1E, April e.-Flour quiet and - UNCHANGED.
a s 9d Pe se.1 n@ 81 pss9sd
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April l9.-BnEAD5ruFrs- Flour dull ;
Xxx, Ss.75@7.75; family, sa.o09o.55. Corn weaker
at 68957c. Oata, 44@46c.
HRAN-Qudet ut 8ac.
HAK-Du1l prime, $500.
/. PRov1Roxs-Pork duh and lower; naess, &7.oo.
Dry salt meats 7}1@oH@1oc- Hams drmer at 143sc.
Lard quiet; refined ue:ce, SAC; keg, eN@sHc.
8c prime, &c, a1olasses quint; plantation reboi1ed.
b2c. Coffee, 17@191c-
WH1sKr-Dul1 ut oo@95c.
mill nA1o f7A1AR <rHf f31<A
1s11c; good ordinary, 1671@16Ac; low n1iddHngs,
49, 'ddnE 1993so LIZ dd1ing o1e.1s +13a1@
$3.50 bales; Liverpool s,so3 balea. Stool, 189 ,so8
bales.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Financial News.

NEW YoRK, April 9.--Thero was m improved feeling
R md vas
mesa was done at 116 to per day, with few transact
ton =. gola tS l-s2 h.sasaias tendency at tas
bank accounts The receipts Of currency very rgs
estimated 1t s. 0o0 o00 mostly National Bank notes.
Money sent gouh List fan to move the cotton crop is
returning National Bank notes are loaned to day 1t
Government viii be p,id for in National
seb nS1s and 3 en- tes ., oo5 % e .oa ~
morrow This will help to increase the reserve Of the
city banks.
Gold ranged from usx to u7X, closing 1t 11s@
Loans fat to per cent
Clear1nces, $721 900. COO.
Treasury disbursements, &c., Goo.
Customs receipts, $467 600.
Exports, $371, ,46o in silver bars.
Sterling WIS hrmer 1t 1o7h@1o74 for sIxty days,
Governments we1o h@4 botter aud hrm. AconAtd-
cradle quantity Of bonds from the country have been
absorbed by tho foreign banters the currency for the
same being xetained here.
State securitiea were dull and steady.
Railroad bonds were In better demand.
md The general conviction obtains th.t he tuning
anzie.y to cover, Wills the 1bu1s are repurchas1ns
The Vanderbilt shares took tho lead in the upward
movement, but there not more than the usual
tviy Tho market opened weak bnt sfter the f1st ca
aud general advance. Harlem rose from l23H to l26s
Panama from 1o8 to 1o9 Pactc 31ai1 from ST. and
dealings the highest quotations we're not maintained.
Harlem fell to 113K, Pacific Mail to 65X and Panama
to 1o7 Western union, howe7eE rep up to sSi,
ness, aud reoeded to e5x. A fair business done
in Nav York Central et look to 1o2; Erie at az to
LIZ SHORE at 97H e 9a Ct P.gl At sS4 to
ate In the dsy caused By the hardening tendency
of money, and the realizing xales.
The failure is reported Of one sma stock OPERATOR
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Lrvznroo1, April e-n u. m.-F1our, as Cd.
Winter vhezt, Ia I'd; spring. 11s912s 2d; white,
lis 6d@us Sd: club, lis 9d@12s. Corn, 27s I'd.
Pork, s6s: Lard, 3ss Cd.
.ccount 8o,s; sos q g. os19 5.eos Of 81, ~
10 4oa, 50; nav IS, COX; Erie, 6oH.
TaIlow, as.
PARIS April 9.-Rentes, Sc francs n centimes.
Lrympoo1, April 9.-Fridsy, Saturday, and Mon
day next ars holidays in the cotton market
Cotton quiet; uiddung uplands, 94d Orleans, ~
@9Hd. 6aef, 10,o00 bales; American, 5000 balea
speculation and export, 1000 bales.
Breadstuds quiet; rcd winter wheat 1os I'd. Flour,
27s Sd. Corn, 27s Sd.
Cheese, Cos Cd cumberlands $50 I'd short Ribs 400.
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*'~-"N@~~-"
NEW YORK.
NV Yonx, April o.-Cor1ox-Low with moderata
bnsinesa; middlng uplsnds, l9Ae ,-,-
DRKADgTUTIs-F1our in moderate 1obbtng and very
limited export demand; receipts, IT, brs; super
western and State, s61o@e6o; common to good e1trn
e1tras ss.eo9ioso; Ohio so@1o50 St. Louis $3.50
@l37s Rs aeu e 5s ssits e. IT. h{e 1eas S09 WRest
No. spring, SI.z2@15o; red Western, s1so; white,
N.H92.oo; choice No. q Milwaukee,, s1.e5 bid. Rye
a' ssit dull and heavy Corn steady receipts, 2oooo
bu; rew mixed Western, es9e4Ac; old do aaoat,
90 % to,s s9SsS .1d 1seep
1900 bu; new mixed Western, 6oG53Kc; old 63e;
cIovEa:ssED-Q and nrm; Western, sx@sxc;
Zoos Ste Steady; Western aoc.
+ Horg-Firm Ut 4o@s5c for crop Of 1871
LrA7uxn-1u good demand At 2sH@s1e; oEtnocos'
2&Ss1Du &eo11Duu; domestic aeece, 4s@s5c; pulled. a
asoorn1rsco9es stssa,; R,e, 159:@1sc: sqgs9 @
a1 fr to gel TehntRg IT, s&ssi a:esa n0'3ses m
.PnoTE1oss-Porf armer; new mes:, s11as@17.so;
apaeats duil hams, 1291sc Shoulders, 7x@sc; mid
dea steady: long and short clear April 9sc; short
elesr. spot, eXc. Lard steady; Western steam sh0
Vi 5es:s, yHs1 and in good demand; Western 1s
@31c-: -
CUET8E-Duu AZ 1N74oAc
THuRx-Quiet 1t 9054991c-
T. oSNEgO.
oswzao, NJ, April e-wheat frm; 1a prime white
e.asa. la hsa # AZ Com dun at &c. Barley I'm
BALTIMORE. +:
B417n4onr, april e-BkEaDsTg1rs-H1our n In bes-
changed Corn quiet; mixed Weatern, &c. Qats
active; mixed Western, 4c847e; white, &c. hse
Pno3y1s1oS9-Du1 and nominal. Lard, s5&@9c.
Bu7r1n-Western eaaier; receipts better prices
unchanged.
WmzE7-Nomina1. ~. -
PHILADELPHIA. -:,...-.-.- :
PauADE1pu1A, April .-BREADsIuIrS-FIour very
dun auperanc. $4so9525: extrss, 55.aS9d5o Wis
eans{n snd sinnesota, s15o@e25. Wheat in fair d.
nand for prime; Other grades not wanted Fed.
spring, Sill Bye unchanged. Corn steady; yciloH
md mixed, 61@62c. Oats active, white, 6o@soHc i;
Paoy1noss1In good demand, snd higher; mszs %
pork. s17.5o- Huns, smoked, 14@15o picked, 1s9
134c. Lard, 9@9Lc.
--Prrno1Erncrade 1s7zc; rthned, 19H@19Hc.
..WH1sK1-steady Wes:ern, fron-bound, 91c-
CINCINNATI. '
UuCrsAr1 April l9.-HREADsIuTFs-F1ourd dull and
unchanged. Wheat Concessions would have to be
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NEW York, April 9.-There WIS an improved feeling
in the market and better movement in the jobbing
trada, Domestic cottonB rule Arm and active for all
but the lowest grades Of shrngs, which quiet and
weak. Prints and gtnehams are In good request A.
akc by leading tobbing house. Merrimack shirt
ngs arc now 11c- Foreign goods more acttve. N
Inery pieco sks are being reshipped in bond to Europe
by the iuporters this market ia oyerstocked with
these goods.
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BUFFALO, n T., April 9--oATTLE-To-dsy, ], 1,734,
making the total for the week 6,747. Market slow at
Ao of. Shippers have drawn out altogether on &c
count Of the destruction Of tho railroad tracks East
Illinois steers, 1000 to 1886 lbs, at s5a5@6.C2K; 50
Ohio steers 3ol u.s. st $500; 35 Missouri seezs
Ill., 1t 68 Canada stocke1s AZ to 78A lbs, at $416
@f75; 20 Illinois steezs, $50 ibs, at $685.
8HE1p AND LAMDs-To-day, 200 total for the week,
1900 Market allow Ut c advance on last weeks clos
Ing pr1cef. No safes.
1900. Prices nominal at $5.25@5.G0
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The Beaver Lake Lands

From tie Indianapolis Jour11al, 1r771 q :.
Attorney General Denny Will eoon commence
is known as t6o Beaver Lake lands, for the re-
coyery OF. said lands, amounting in al to M about Ut
5000 acres. The contested property hes u
Newton County, and was formerly covered yitn IN
fo state several years since. Persdns owning
i.nd, nj along ths banks Of the Chem lake.
ri aimed the land so drained. and ct onco
took posse ssion under riparian rights. blnce
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SPRINGFIELD, April e.-The Senate met at
$50 o'clock q. m, President EARLY in the CHAIR
Rou-cau was responded to BY forty Senators
RA11noAD ORGANIZATIONS.
Ifr. LEE called up Senate bill 40, amending
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HOUSE,.

= THIRD READING OF BIILs.
House Bill 467, authorizing the Trustees OF
the Insane Asylum, at Jacksonville, to sell an
acre and hall Of ground to said city for public
"sa House Sal Bill $50, 70 amond md Sec: "a OF the
Fees and Salaries nct, in relation to Justices and
Constablea, passed-yeas, 80; nays, 18.
House bill 52s Provldng for the appointment 9nnt
Insane Asylum, and Southern Illinois Normal
University, passed-yeas, us nays, g..
House bill 100, repeating Sec. 2 OF the act
in relation to the election Of Supervisors ii the
city ss Of s oopssae teuts E Racor
passed-yeas, 10s nays. l.
House bill 971, to regulate the practice Of
dentistry, passed-yeas,. 80; nays, a.
House bill 54s the Interstate Bridge tax bill;
passed-yeas, 100 nays. O..
domestic animals from running ct large; lost
yeas, 80; nays, s4-being IN emergency bill:
hIr. MULVANE moved reconsideration OF the
The bin was again put upon its passage and
House bill 4s0, to promote the Science OF Med
icine, providing tho manner of furnishing bodies
for dissection. Passed-yeas, 10l nays, 20.
Recess till 2:30 p n.
STATE CHAn1IEs.
Bills making appropriations for the various
charitable institutions were considered, and or
dered to q third reading.
RESOLUTIONS. - -
Mr. sCANL0N offered resolution requiring
the State Board Of Public Charities to report tle
expenses Of the different State charitable aud
educational institutions. Adopted.
Mr.. GRAHAM offered q resolution discharging
all the committee clerks. Adopted.
. h1r. ARMSTRONG lasalle) offered . resolu-
ton instructing the Judiciary Committee to IN
quire whether it Was necessary to continue the
Committee Of Revision. Adopted.
Il" Adjourned.
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Pittsburgh OIL Market.

p1rrsuunon, April 9.-Petroleum quiet and IN
changed, with upward tendency crude. s2.17N@2o
refined, l5H@151c.
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DnEe Of Airdrie G27 :; II. II. Iatiner s2o5.
Baron Lancaster, calyed July 81, 1872; By Imp
CASTER BY Baron Booth 2i212; John Wentworth; sos
Minister Napier, calved April -, 1877 By imp. Gen.
Napier 2o23a 1st dam, Minister'S Gem BY Minister
Imp. Bis,narck, calved Jan. g, 1871 by Bentinck,
2so1e; 1st dam, British Beauty, by E1cgans Prince
alsss Ssid5s pay as2sa sfSsa sa1tS 49, 49, BY
ess5 : n simgson EmToeS Neb: 22s s222 1nz. xtb
1o574 1st dam, Frantic 18th, BY Victor 1851 H. H.
Latimer $11o. .
Cray ~ 1ais3; 1st dam % IouAngelue % b Baron 5s4s
swa5teu seub1se ZEE 99ants % - II 1;3s S'S H. inn
Eas Sy ey heys paSs of q 6o9a oaa ao T.
phroy, Belvidere, III; $3.50.
o35s5d IA saa Mffs1 III 1 M S2, od s5 W:
Baron avynne 4th, calved May 7, 1872 ) -H MARQUIS
Ct ss eeolss aias
@ 2sSs IL 1S5Ss IS; j.; s:% e. Mi IT, By co.. Fa!k
White Cloud, eai1ed Cd June % is, 1917; BY imp aen:
Napier 2coao 1st dam, Red Rose Of the lske, BY
1SEd 1s ns M1yof f.sf q Oxford 4'S4 J. Woods
o!ford elved Ap74 1871 b5 Oxford hs asaa naae
phnas1 81 aet HRsv a:t dr. m M a y 81 Blue BUCK '
pier 2o23a; 1st dam, Dsuntesa by Mariner: 1888; J.
woodaxn GI Gaef esEsd Hs1 sept 2 1s BY Mnna
Batler 5es2 Alck charles, Taylor, ogle County. Ill;
$500. =. -,:
oxford Chief, ca1ved April 10, 1871 by Oxford 9qke r
4th 1854; Lat dam, Nell 9Th, by Victor 7352 >. al.
"c1a o1fo1a Heo esed 81 is7e Oxford Duke 4h
1854 1st dam, Frantic 18Th, BY Gen. Turk 67lb;
4. G. Hardel, Dawson Poet-ohce, Wautesha County,
W1a. 800. :..:'"r r
There were also sold several Clydesdale ats1-
lions one Of which en ifnDorted English df81G'
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The Is TToodlands' - and Glen tsF1orns' -
Herds OF Short.F10rn Cattle Sold
Yesterday Mt Wauhe.an.-.Largc At
tendance of fCn1tIe.ErcedcEs---A Great
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decently buried by said railroad company
or corporation, manufacturing OF mining
establishment, company, a''oc'a"o"
or corporation. If the oHhP
or csving in OF mihe'
no matter how careful the owner may
have been If the engine offs railroad COM
pany, no matter how careful the empioye
using it may have been, Injuries man
without money, the owner of the mine or
Of the engine must take care OF the unior-
tunate man, and If lie die bury him. We
hope that both the Gazette and Sun
with thi. explanation, are satisfied tina, We
we're RICH, when we said the Illinois Cen
trail company should have taken care Of
the man it, engine killed, and that they
were wrong when they said the compah!
was not bound to do go. The law may b'
wrong. but TIE BULLETIN was, a. 1t al
way. i.-be it bsshfuly said right.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-20

THE Paducah 'Kentuckisn says there
i. Pecksniff in THE BULLETIN Office who
don't like Mr.. Jefferson Davis. Well
and the Kentuckian office boasts toady
who loses no opportunity to Indulge in
fulsome eulogy when that hero of the re-
belion and the sleeping car is in question
We hold he should not be brought into
public notice again by the lauds,ion of
the Southern people, not because we tie.
lieve they should not applaud him If they
please, but because we are sure such de-
monstrations will reawaken in the North
that spirit OF intolerance which has msde
the South the American Poland. But If
the people of the South wish to show their
hatred Of the Union and their contempt
of the North-if, ir short, they don't care
for consequences all right We car
stand it as long as they can,
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THE MISTAKEOF PALMER,

Gov. John Nj. Palmer has written Il let
tor in which he says Judge Lawrence is a
friend Of real railroad reform, although
he has a lawyers veneration for III,
Hancient WAYS" We Lnnw Gov Palmer
to De Atrus friend of real railroad legisla.
ton, and believe him to be the only man
in the state who has a full knowledge Of
the necessities of the hour In regard tc
this vexed question, but we look upon hi
Endorsement Of Judge Lawrence AS I'M
fortunate, as crumb Of aid and comfort
to the monopolists from source that will
do them a great deal of service and
from which should have been sped a
missile rather than q boquet. Whatever
may be Judge Lswrence's real opinion in
regard to this monopoly question, he has
beyond all doubt become the candidate o,
the monopolis,s, and his election will DC
regarded every where as repulse OF the
friends of the anti.monopoly movement IL
| Illinois, which received its vitality ant
| vigor from John NJ Palmer. The gen
eral OF an army advancing TO victory
clearing the pathway 80 that the opposing
forces may get into an invalncroble posi-
uon,is not very cheering spectacle to tn
ardent men who stand in the ranks ant
would rather send the enemy bullets tina,
compliments,
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THE Gazette says it has no doubt The
BuLLErIss bid for the city printing was
lower than the Suns, but that the report
of the committee of the council in favor
Of the Sun ought to have been adopted,
since there is no use of a committee IL its
recommendations are not regarded. The
committees Of a legislative body are organ
| lied for the purpose of getting business
| into such q shape that it may be intelli-
gently considered, and nothing else 1t is
the duty of a deliberstive body 10 debate
oil reports of committees, and it is wrong
to sccep. them without consideration. Ii
the report Of a committee is final, VIII,
have city council2 Why not allow the
dnance committee to regulate the finances
= the street committee control the streets
etc? Such rule would run The But
LErIY out Of competition.
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We find in the Railroad Gazette no
,ice OF the action Of the directors OF the l''
lino. Central railroad at recent meet
ing. t. carry out arrangements already
made for through communications from
Chicago and st. Louis to New Orleans,
and to provide for "the extensive and i'm
'portant work now in progress upon the
lake shore at Chicago" and to "mske fur
'ther provision Of steel rails, the direc'
tor. resolved ito increase the capital stock
of the company from twenty-five and
half millions Of dollars, by further is
'sue of shares to the extent Of twenty per
cent. thereupon which would make
the new issue five million one hundred
thousand dollars. The particulars of the
operation are prescribed in the resolution.
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WHERE ARE THE PEOPLE

The mo1opolists are for Lawrence,
SAYS the Peoria Democrat land the peo-
pie are for Craig
There can no longer exist q doubt that
the monopolis,s are for Lawrence, bu, 1t
i. not so clear to us that the people are
for Craig. The people mus, be educated
in movement, like this. They have so
long followed the directions of the mo.
nopoiists, il will be difficult to wesn them
from the habit. "The sacredness Of the
BENCH has been impressed upon their
minds. The judge has been clothed by
their imsginstions with garment OF
infsllibility Il will be a difficult task to
induce them TO strip the judge of that gar
mept, 90 tina, he may stand before them
what he is, n faluble man, subject to the
temptations Of the Aesh, and
in almost every instance the dcvotee Of
that doctrine which teaches tie sscredness
of precedents that grew up in the dark
ness Of the past, when the people had no
rights the ruling and monied classes were
bound to respect. Even a. earnest a man
as Senator Whiting, gentleman truly de-
voted to the work OF breaking the power
Of the monopolists, stated in u speech on
the floor of the senate, that he desired the
recollection OF Judge Lawrence, and tbs
State Register paper which is floating
with this grea. popular current, ha
not hestated to advocate the
claims Of the monopolist iudgc
IT, a reelection.
How then can We believe that the PEG
pie are opposed to Lawrence, when "
find the peoples friends in the senate Al,
press advocates the endorsement Of tn
peoples enemy.
But we will be told Judge Lawrence
no. the peoples encmy-is not the cand
date of the monopolsts II he is net al
! pearances belle him. In the McLea
case opinion he declared the unconstitl
J, tionsli,y of the railroad law Of the stat
y and in that opinion, like judicial dem'
= agogue, INDUCED in dictum so general
in commonplace that mean
much or SO l,tle-in argumen
b. so vague, the people may ret
q them, and say "Thls reads like
~ opinion in our favor and concerni
h.. which the Hays, the Steeles, the Case.
=, the Wichers AMI the other railroad att
Ia. neys, wnking, declare that Lawrsnce i
an sly old "msn'-that tho dictim was thro'
of out to catch votes, only that and nothi
to more; and that, if be should DO re-elect,
bis no would go back on the dic.um Of t
n. Hhyites, that railroad compssy can
IT no wrong, and that the people have
III rights such a corporation is bound to |
I'd spect.
a The people, we fear, are n
ST sound on this question of ra
in road judges. They are too easily d
as ceived. The almighty dollar has the
OF yet by TIE nose, and leads them, but n
be INTO green fields and pastures new,
be make them lie down by pleasant strean
IN
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The Gazette fractiously remarks
Jack U Berry Of THE BULLETIN, is n
Baptist-ssirly fsnstical in the belief
that baptism by immersion is essential
to salvation. Judges Allen and Green
are ALEC Bsplisu. Mulkey is Metho-
dist, and Linegar Moravian. We are
a Bsptist-yery much, but We have never
We, been immersed. II we must be i'm
mersed we desire thu. Immersion to lake
place in late spring, summer early su,.
umn. The thought Of a winter INNER,
sion makes Us shudder We think Of 20
ing over to Mulkkey, or Linegsrs be
lief Sprinkling is much ple.ssnter thar
the other method.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-20

WE were requested when the smallpox
made iu appearance in this city to be 81
lent; but we nevertheless urged the su-
tbori,iss 70 be on their guard and warned
the people Of the presence of the disease
TIE warning was Of incslculsble value in
staying the rsvages Of the loa,bcsome pes,i
isnee, and now we warn the citizens L
prepare for the coming OF the cholera
and urge the authorities TO cleanse ,h
city. There is no time to be lost.
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of the pencil DR.. Brigham ia confident
,ha. the complain, Is 10 the foot, and a.
according to his school, like cures like ne
believe, we might be cured BY an spp''s,-
ton Of foot; Drs. Winter and Myers oo'd'
" express the opinion tina, "she ms''e'
with II, il cu.sed meannes. in which iu'
minous opinion we concur. Personal eh'
no,io,co bs, made these amisble gentle
men the hes, Judge. Of mesnne'' IN i'''
| NOS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-20

THE spring. murders are in full blast at
Memphis. The people down there don't
mind four or FIVE murders day. occa-
.ionslly the murders increase TO from ten
to fifteen, and then the better class of citi-
zen. begin to complain that matters "re
being carried too far.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-20

JOSEPH O'Nesl who was hung at Mt
Carroll in this state on Friday last, died
beautifully. The manner in which he wa
swung of, was, As . lady witnessing the
scens expressed it, perfectly lovely. Mr.
ONsal seemed to enjoy the affair very
much, and announced his intention TO go
straight from the scaifold to the bosom Of
Abraham, AN murderers who are hung
seek that place OF blissful rest.