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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

SALE OF FARx. .--H. q. Iloya. ESQ. hes aold
his farm Of about 200 acres, located two and a
half milea north Of Middletown. to a Mr. Seitz, of
Indiana. for $40, 500. 1t has upon it about 5000
peach trees in bearing, also fine psar orchard of
about 5000 trees, and IL considered very desira-
be property,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

DIsLooATIoN. On Tuesday, one Of tho men at
Reaches yard, Chester, was caught in the belt of
some machinery, but fortunately his body diaen-
tangled itself, and he was rescued. Prompt as
slstaneo was rendered, end it Waa discogetgd that
he had sustained disoCation Of the shouldeE. and
a fracture of the fore arm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

SPRING ARRANGEMKNF.-Thc Wilmington and
Western Railroad time table has been changed.
Cars will leave here at z aud 1040 q m, and
SIS p m. Leave Landenberg at Gas and lOs55
a. m and $50 p. m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

MERoED.-Ata meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Company. held Al their Office, in teaf
ng, on Wednesday, the West Reading Railroad
Railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

CIorHIN0.-JosephR Row, No 3l6 Market street
adyertlses large and well selected assortment OF
ready made clethng which he Is selling exceed
ingly low. He also guarantees DIT In all ordered
work and makes IL Of the best material
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
Llke Regulars on Dreas Parade

The teeth should always be sCrupulOusly clean
and free from blemish. Keep them IN this condi-
tion with the incomparable SOZODONT, and
when they are vsterals In the servics, they will
stall be as sgOod as new
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

Healthy childhood insures robust manhood. teeo
your little ones on DR. Ridges Food.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
uaInoss Notices.

OAeop Cooi.-Stove S6.75, Nut $500 per 224o
atreet Bridge. feb21-f WM. J. Brown
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

TUsT INA fresh stock Of Canned Corn, Peas
ID Tomatoes, Paachez. Lobster. Ae.. which We ol-
fer very iew. Alse, HeekeFs, ,Hhsats9 Sfl,s @
ksf street. naE1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
NORTHEAN PACIFIC z-a0 GOLD uand 0rnntl
BONDS At 100 and interest.
MANHOOD.
now LOST. now REs TOmEDl

wh Just published, q new odition ef
AHA DF. Gulveruellb celebrated eseagen
the radical eaFs (Withoat walIslae
of6permategThooa. or SEMINAL weak
ness InvoluptnFy Seminal Iaoagga. tmpotan9g,
Mental and Physical lnaapaeltY, Imnea lnonla g
haFriaee. etc.; nl1o, CQnsamptlnns Epilop1G.a and
Fits. induced hy selfinduleeaeo Or sexual e1t1ag-
- Price, u . sealed onyeIopo. only cents.
The celebrated author n this admlEa1lo ossaT
clearly demonsfratea, from thlfty EeaFH successes.
fa practice. that the alarming coQeeqnenco of
nelfabuSo may be radically cured tlhont The dan
geFoaa use internal mseielno g tAe application
of the knife; pointing out mode ~ enra nt anea
aimplo, eertain, and oAaafuai. by moana Qf UhAsh
every sufferer. 40 matter what his eoadikion nay
Be, may cure himself eheapiys privately and Fadt-
Gale.
youth and eVefg map II tAe land.
6snt. nnisr sal, II plata enVelopa % any a.
dFeas On RoeeIpt 81 nlN eQnta oE two ntana
- S11ro11 |ng the Duhlishaea,
Az. Dr. calYaFgsllb eNarglase oaloe .plias.
AddIssu ths pnhlI,hsls. ........ -.
CHAa, - q, kfakMH uQs
l18Uo W0ggMa8 GoH&s
sOlau Pns-hs BoE sAes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

DRIMR NRW TIMOTHY enRD. 81 PENAqa.
I Cabbage kals and Leltnee seg iellnouins
9i MaIkst gEoo6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
JeHNsTONa& BOGIA,
BOOK -BINDERS.
Ann nLAlEK BOOK MANUFicTURRRs.
sst'o sHlRFEE STREET..

WlEaIHas0H. DsL.
Afeoaat Peoks e stsEy vaEisiy Of ruling and
binding made 70 order.
MagRHiaasy Mnne. Newspapers and Publications
oi all kinas bound 4 Plain or Fancy Stylos,
1o.a esss g.eskmea We are able 3
Orders - nail psonpty attended .. apfIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

AVENUE L0T FOR sALRi
- a fsst fEouL Apply at thiso9es.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
BANKING HOUSE

Deposit Accounts OF Banks individuals and oth :
ers FeceiVed. on which We allow interest Cheeks
drawn on us are payable without notice, the sane
as at q National Bank. fUf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

REDEMPTION OF $40 BONDS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has called 10 6o,-
OO0.00O u. g. 5-2Js addition Il. upon which the IN
terest will cease June l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15
VIII They Refund

The New York Tribune wants to know
whether there will be any relundng Of the
great SUMS of money which have been adj
yanced by the United States Government
and have sunk through the quicksands Of the
Union Pacific railroad into the hard pans or
pockets of the Credit-Mobilier? Such big
sums are not refunded by anybody; but
where the lawmakers are the law-breakers,
and the beneficiares also Of a misappropria-
ton of millions, we should say that the chance
Of getting the millions back is every thin
The exposure that is now being made is a
national disgrace. The affair mirrors forth
the state OF public morals in the Union; and
being. therefore, natural emanation of a
demoralizcd representative character, we
cannot we'll see how it is to be corrected
which is but another term for punished.
What is bred in the bone cannot lie gotten
out of tho body. There will be no punish
ment and no relundins. The guilty parties,
when the time for retribution shall arrive,
will, like -PRosFERo's spirits. vanish into
"thin air."
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Insurance..

The Wing estimates the gross receipts lor
insurance in the State at Sl2, 100000. and
the net gains at s6,000,000. We doubt these
figures. No business Is more marked by COM
petition than that of insurance, and compe-
tition is sure to reduce profits to something
like par with the gains of ordinary pursuits
of life. Excessive gains cannot long prevail
in any line of business in active commercial
communities. individual enterprise will
soon reduce them to civil standard.
Unquestionably after 50 many years OF Ill
surance in the most active trading commu-
mites of the world the premium for insu-
rance must be brought down to something
very near, if not quite, the lowest point at
which it is possible to maintain insurance
companies. Such companies often Tail, and
indeed in case of great calamities, such as the
burning Of Richmond, OF Chicago, and Bos-
ton, great numbers are ruined and wiped
out. Could State do better for the people
or better for herself? Suppose Virginia had
exclusively insured property in the State
nj the time of the Richmond calamity what
would have been her fate? She would not
have been permitted to fail, as did the insu-
rance companies, but to this day the owners
of Richmond property would have been cX-
acting payment for their loSs,s.
Nor does the proportion of losses of ill.,
surance companies indicate that of the State
were she to become insurer. The companies
often establish fraud and crime on the part
OF the insured. Their agents are urged Oh
to hunt up evidence and pursue the guilty
ones with an energy md persistence that nc
State agents would manifest Whenever thu
State insures, the number Of fires will in
crease, and the number of convictions o
insured will be as nothing compared will
| those who are exposed by the companies
What the companies hy dint Of great caution
and activity make profitable. the State
through her machinery, would make unpro
fitable, and in little while the honest peupl
would be taxed to pay the losses by fire o
the dishonest and rosucs.
i This insurance idea is one of the dodge
Of those who hate TO pay interest OH the public
debt. Dodging will not do. Responsibility!
must be met. By taking up arms braycl.
and opposing sea of troubles you may emf
them; otherwise you will be washed away
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

Rssf,sgS al tie ID fisR annuity s.f
interest on this Is due to the FedsEHf 90
verument- tolerably potent power THESE ss
times. We have beard it Unlimited that the
Government at w asbington is indisposed 70
sslet this slide,o and are contemplating such
action as will enforce their claim, Ind that
for ak per cent. ON Che face value of the
bonds So held. Suit win probably be insti-
t1,ted in one of the Federal courts for it's re-
aoyery. It il scarcely necessary tosspeeuate
what the result will be In Federal court.
,rhis presents i new phase or the debt aues.
ton. not only as To- thu eonstitutionality OF
the funding bill, but as to the responsibility
of Virginia, as she now exists, for the face
value of all the bonds originally issued IN
her name, and when West Virginia formed
an integral part. Can the United States be
coaxcd into an attendance upon the confer
ence with the bondholders in this city on
the 10th of February Legislators may defy
bondholders at home and abroad, but when
the ponderous paw OF the United States, as a
bondholder, comes down, we shall! see some
souirming.- Richmond Correspondence Of
Fredericksburg Herald..s.
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!, tle neop,e Of virginia win call upon sss I.
own mountains TO hide them lo I
cnle Of the world.
s..,, =, city-Making.

r,o ,ronosi,ion submitted to Che Ceune!
- r., las. meeting to appoint street commits
IGNORE who shall not be members of the
ConnciI. and who shall be paid for their SER
vices. is a step towards making n real city OF
| Richmond. 90 a ly
The street commissioners,-o comnlittee
Of the Council to look after streets-who have
heretofore had charge Of the streets, were IN
the tenure of their offices and their rnre-
wsrded labors, inefficient and lncaiapje'
Every election of the Council changed tue
committee. and If they had bad time TO spare
to the important duties entrusted 10 llen'
they were not permitted to perform them
long enough TO become masters OF tue i''hi.
fcation demanded by the service. Again, u
they had time they were not stimulated 10
the performance of duties that were oncrous'
by the compensation they deserved.
The appointment Of commissioners anu
the paying of them will insure inc 'aitillu'
narrormance Of duties Of the highest i'm
nortance to the city. The committee who
rerorted the bill for the appointment OF
these commissioners say that they have fol-
lowed the'examrles Of Baltimore and Chicago
in framing their bill. Better examples could
,ot he offered We know how those towns
L. fitted by The services ofcommissioners
have p,~- ~ become skilled by long SER
of streets. ~,'> ~cr looking after the in.
vice, and who are ~. nd not engineer.
teres,s of the whole city, ~,-,. ~ on log
iuc sectional schemes and hc'P', ,sts.
rolling for the promotion of border iflt"fe.
The commissioners. according to the Dill
have the nomination OF the city engineer,
and all matters of street Improvements ana
grades will lie submitted to them; they TO
make reports of works proposed by them,
and assessments of costs thereof, benefits ana
damages to individuals, and benefits to the
city, for the approval OF disapproval or modl-
tication by the Council.
We trust the Council will promptly pass
this bill and appoint street commissioners.
The city is large enough to demand the ser
vices of such officers. They Will make
great change for the better, and the none!
of the city will he expended to great ad'ah-
tace under their administration.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
r,orsE s1LLs.RErERBED. .

The following reports from committees
were agreed to by the House: The Commit
tee Oh Asyums and Prisons, inquiring into
the expectancy of leasing the penitentiary,
report that a bill has already been reported ;
the Committee for Courts of Justice reported
it inexpedient to legislate on the rights and
privileges of citizens as declared In sections
20 aud II, article ], Of the Constitution; the
same committee report that it is inexpedi-
ent to legislate on the subject of colored
grand jurors, as the present law provides for
the qualification Of jurors; the Committee
for Courts of Justice refused to legislate on
the petition of n. G. Moore and ais. In rela-
ton to contracts between, employers and
employees; the same committee also refused
to iegislate on resolution " defining the au-
thorify Of sheriffs and constabies in making
arrests, and preventing said officers from
striking, shooting, or abusing persons whom
they arrest, except in self-deiencc,p as the
duties Of such ofsiners are safl esntly defined,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15
Patterson in Trouble.

PATTERSON tho carpet-bagser, OF South
Carolina, who bribed bis way to seat in he
Senate, is to be cat-hauled. His credentials
are TO be referred to the Committee of Privi-
leges and Elections, and the accusation OF
bribery brought against him is to be investi-
gated. ELLIOTT, the member of the House
from South Carolina, who was his competi-
tor for the Senate, is his acc,lser, and he
will follow him up with a malicious energy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

The Viceroy of Egypt, it Is said, intends
TO erect pyramid which will astound the
world. The immense blocks of stone requi-
site for 1t will be cut from beneath the catl.
Iacts Of the Upper Nile.
kaiurki, an Esquilnsux lately deceased at
Cape John, wore gold medal from the Eng
l!sh Humane Society. given to him for saying
many lives during a ssgriaa gale on The coast
Of Labrador. 7s4..ss..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15
CARRIAGES.

Married, In this city, January 2. at Leleh-sreet
Baptist church. by Rev; j., n Garliek, GEoRGER
pI'TtT and Miss II. L, TAYLOR; both Of this city.
Norfolk papers please copy.
Married, at the Seventh-Street Christian church,
Richrnond, Va, Wednesday. December 18TH 1877,
by Rev. Joseph 2. Tyler WILLIAM l.. BOYD,
ESQ. of Boston, Mass. TO Miss ULlA B., daughter
of William L. G. Garrett, ESQ., of Richmond, Va.
Charlotte N. c., and Boston, Mass, papers please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

III 1o,,,, ~ ro,n
J,NIr.Py 15T,I, engagement for FOUR NIGHTS
ONLY of the world-falHed actress JAHAueChEh'
supported Ivy MIR. JAMES III. TAYLOR and Il
METROPOLITAN COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY, MARY STUART. THURSDAY,
nERoRAH. FRIDAY, BENEFIT, CHESNEY
-D s,TI-RDAY-LAST NIGIiT-SlAC-
prTtf MATINEE AT Q O'CLOCK.
.,n,,ss,or .''FTY CENTS, ONE DOLLAR.
kuini ,sSi noi AND FIFTY CENTS. Sale
3fSiu a,HL na, D., ,,NDAY January 18th, al
The bookstore of VEST jon SToN d 90. :, :,
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HEALTH OF SENATOR svaNsR.-The plvsi.

HEALTH OF SENATOR SUMNsR.-The phvsi-
cal condition Of Senator Sumner, which for
the past few weeks has been continually fail
ing, is attracting the serious attention of his
many friends. His physicians call upon him
twice daily. They are of the opinion that
he will be unable to attend to his senatorial
duties. Mr.. Summer suffers from pain and
slecplcssness, although lie sits up for tho
larger part Of the day and is able to receive
visitors Washington Correspondence 8elo
York JForld. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15
@ VACCINE v1RUsin quilts tbovine).
ja14-2t* l.. WAGNER, Druggist.

No" THE BEST BARGAINS YET.
LINEN COLLARS for ladies' at soc. and 81 pei
dozen worth So and s2.se; t rs ffH:t
No. COVENTRY TRLSMING at Csc. worth soc.;
No. 4 COVENTRY TRIMMING ut soc. worth 75c.
CROCHET EDGING-at piece of twelve yards for
l5c. worth SC. q yard; ..-a-, g, .E +.
CROCHET EDGING at &c. for a piece of twelve
yards worth 1Oc. per yard; $780,.
GENUINE LINEN BOBBIN-EDGE at soc. for a
piece OF eighteen yards worth &C. per yard;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at sec. a
pound;
WHITE and coLORED CARPET-WARP;
BALE COTTON, all Mes. at Sl.75;
TIDES at 30, 40, so, and 7Sc worth double the
monsy, at ''s% LEVY BROTHERS,
,.s. ~ .E.@~ l017 and 1919 Main street.
,CLARk'5 aud CoATS'Si SPOOL-COTTON a,
zoe. per dozen. @ - .rs. Jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15


h N.Y. AN OPPoHTUNITY is NOW
offered to 0tfafn axfx rgstus IN al kinds OF DRY
GOODS, as We He ssallag our eHfire stock At soel
and some very desfai5le goods nt even less than
Orizina1 cost.
ms By the 18th Of March NC viii make an important
change In business, of which The public shall be
duly notified. 60.
we have a good assortment Of iow-Driced POP
ALL-WooL sATTEEEs and EMPRESS
IRISH and FRENCH PoPLINs;
BLACK AtPkCAS and SfCUA1RS:
Black and CoIorsd DRESS SILKS, sATINS. and
,JAPh AVE II SIR sfIRs, CAssIMEREs, and DOE
BEAHEK: cHENCHsLLA, and WATERPROOF
sHAWLs,a tLoAKs, BLANKETS, QUILTS
II SKIRTS;
Ladies', Gentlenen's, aud Chlidrens Undervests;
Hosiery, Gloves RIbboDR, Embreideries, Corsets
Hajidkerchiefs, &C., &C.; e
Also. splendid variety. OF. Ladies' Underwear
extra cheap, and many Other great bargains.
So. WILLIAM THABHIMEK e. SUNS,
No. l013 Msin street, opposite postofice, -
iall and COL Broad street. corner Sixth.
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DEATHS.

Died. Yesterday, after a lingering Illness. MA
RIAN LESLIE, aged tweuty-One months and nine
dnys SON of George Il. and Mary A. Alphin.
The burial will take place TO-DAY at O'CLOCK
from his fathers residence, Twenty-sixth ana
'yenabe streets, Union HILL
Died, on the 14tll Instant, at his residence on ff
corner of Munford and Marshall streets. after q
short but painful Illness, Mr. WILLIAM n. HEN
DRICK, in the SEVENTEEN year OF his age 4s-.@
Tile friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence TIL EVENING at 50 O'CLOCK Hl9l-
out further notice.
Died, in this city, yesterday, JOHN ADAMS, In
the ffty-sixth year of Ills age. .4r
His funeral VIII take place from Ebenezer Baptist
church. Leigh street, TOMORROW Thursday at
2o'clock 2. NJ. .,-.s 2 Es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

Tue FuSpNG Bill IN A FEDERAL CouRT.-i
About. the year 1854 or 100 one Of the Bu-
reaus st Washington city invested 81 900 goo
I'D Virginia Sizes for the benefit Of what 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

GB DECEMBER, 1872. ." F. =.
NEW suAWLS, CLoAKs, AND DRESS GOODS.
= 7. r. PRICE & co. are opening daily
STRIPED and BROCHE SIIAWLS,
3SaCQUfS, plain and trimmed;
ROMAN SCARFS, GUIPURE CAPES,
LaNKET-SIAWLS: SATTEENs, all shades;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, REPS, EMPRESS, st.H
IRISH POPLINS, FRENCH CASHMERES, ~.
BLACK AMI COLoRED SILKS,
GRo-GRAiES, &c, - sr u. 4
MOURNING GOODS, great variety;
LONG and SQUARE BLACK THIBET sHAWLS,
FL, CANT CACuEMERE SHAWLS. e, f,s,i -
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, COTTONS,
MERiNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 'r5
GLOVES. cORSETS. .an=t +. ti- zas
New EEE%CH and AMERICAN PRINTS, SC.
de 10 r. X. PRICE & co.
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MEETINGS..

II O. M.-VIRGINIA LODGE, No. T.
IL There will be I'M, important meeting of the
Lodge THIS "wednesday EVENING at 70 O'Clock.
Every member expected present. All members of
the Order In the city are invited to meet with
Nv order of the W. ". J. &. TAYLOR,
Ia ,5-ltk - 7. .RecOrding Secretary.
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JANUARY IS, 1873.

OFFICE OLD Doa1rSIoN SUGAR REFINING Co.,l
+.7' 1..l RICHMOND, VA, January 10, 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF the OLD DOMINION
SUGAR REFINING, COMPANY will be held at
and Dock strectsl, on THURSDAY the 23d instant
ar IL O'Clock Al. JOHN +. WOMBLE, T.
n it'd Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK
RICHMOND, January ., 1878.
FHEE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
j. stockholders Of this bank will he held at their
Office on WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, at TO'clock
L. NJ. WILLIAM A. JENhlNS,
jt 3-td Cashier
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE OLD
IA. DOMINION CLUB Will be held at their head
quarters THURSDAY EVENING, January 18th,
ut ~ O'Clock r. u. = IL. h. COOK, President.
JAMES NJ. TYLER, Secretary. ia 15-I
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We predict, if this system is not nipped in
the bud, it will be the source of more aSgra.
walton of taxation than all the other species
Of legislation besides. These are only few
hints. The theme IS rich one, to be de.
yeloped .by the curious and inquiring. This
is the new way not to raise taxes-the new
way to cut the purses of the people.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-11
THE SECRET OF TOM MUIR.
PHYS POWER

From the Cincinnati Commercially
Some people, VINO asAr OF read OF the
way 1om Murphy bosses the political
business Of New York, are doubt ..
loss 70 undsrstand the sscret Of his power
"a power more formidable than even
that which wss welded BY Bose Tweed.
Here 10 . cosrss, red.faced, snub.nos,d,
duil-sysd, thick.sst man Of City, Ignorant
~ . boor, stolid in HE wsys, low In bis
morals, without intellectual psrts or even
elegant manners. He holds no once, and
never held any except that OF collector
which hs resigned after . short expert
sncs Of Il. Yet be controls the Rspubl .
can party In the leading state OF the
union. His word 10 Lac W Q whole mob
Of politicians. He puts himself at the
bead Of "ring 70 plumber the richest
city Of America He goes TO ALBANY
and does what he pleasss with the legisls.
turs. He pods and . bill passes ;
winks and . bill doesn't pssa He
says whom be wishes for speaker, and the
party rally round hm man, and eli the fed
srL machinery In the state 10 seen st the
msn's back. He takes TO the Legislature .
nsW charter for the city which will enable
HIN - carry out bic schemes. He carries
e chr eugh the assembly, even against the
psossse Of the powsrful 1committss OF
sSeVooty' which managed tbs great po,It.
im).Oaaleipal sev0lutioa Of last year. u
norck (os 9 tine 10 the ststs senate while
- va absent - WashIpgtop, but when Il
~ enpousced shas hs led again turned
up y he ssnsss ho0se, aad that member
vsss ssswdisg sreus1 bin. ths result Val
sssily lbrstsA Even sssI - sdnirabl.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-11

ALraouon the Illinois legislature may
be little slow 10 grapplins with the
railroad question, Il 10 gratifying 70 know
that such Journals - The Philadelphia
Press regards "Iilinois % the only one Of
the great states in which the legislature
this rear 10 not corrupt or imbecils."