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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-15
THE CAIRO AND VlNCENNES
RAILROAD.

THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Ntagra Falls,
3ufalo, Pittsburg, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Tuesday, July !, 1873, trains
win run ~ follows:
EXPRKss.
Going north leaves Cairo ut. ....... 400 am.
Going south arrives ut Cairo at. -. $40 p. III.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going North.
Leave Cairo at ll:35 Am. and 800 pm
Going South.
Arrive NJ Cairo at ZOO pm. and 500 pm
The express train north arrives at Vim
cennes at 1920 p H., making direct connec
ton at 1890 PM, with the Indianapolis ant
Vincennes railroad for Indianapolis, the
great railroad centre, from which point
trains are departing Ut all hours, for all
poipts in the United States and Canada. At
1858 o. IN. with the Evansville and Craw-
i,lusville railroad, for Terra Haute, lndis-
papoiis, Chicago, Danville and all points
north, via the Terra Haute. Evansville and
ChicogO railroad, and east via the Nandalia
line, and indianapolis and st. Louis railroad.
At l:bo In with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, for Cincinnati, Louisville, and all
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by this route are placed
in indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all eastern points, twelve
hours In advance Of any other route.
Express train makes connection at Eldo-
RADIO with st. Louis and Southeastern rail-
way, for st. Louis, Mt. Vernon (lllinois).
Shawneetown. and all points between Edo
RADIO and 81. Louis.
At Norris City makes close connection
for springfield, Hook Island, and all points
on Springfield and Illinois Southeastern rail-
way AMI corrections.
Al Crmi with st. Louis, Evansville, Hen
derIon and Nashville railway line, for Mt.
Vernon (,ndiana). Evansville, Henderson
(Kentucky), Nashville (rennesseel, and all
points on ST. L., t., II. and n. railway and
come ctions.
Baggage checked 10 all important points
@fOr tickets and information apply a.
the ticket office, corner Seventh street ant
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
l.. w. PALMER, Gen'l Supt.
T.. WILsos, Gen'l Passenger, Agt.
j. A. JONES, Agent Cairo.
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WILSON'S
CARBOLATED COD LIVER OIL

A. do,,rihod ,,,II, a., a. i,,,,,o,.,. ,i,,,lr
which VIII be mailed, upon application, to
We cam cannot AFFORD space to tell the whole
Gates from eminent physicians and well.
known citizens testifylng TO the absolutely
wonderful results flowing from this great
discovery. Suffice it TO soy.it is curing thou
sands who supposed themselves to be at
DEAN Wi,. door. ,u :, ,s.
nrenared with The ns,rest carhoIic ac;a ~
Combined AZ 10 be entirely harmless. with
Swyrr Nopwro,.s Con I,vyp on
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets
$780, Fify-six Tickets, $4,000; One
Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, $4,000.
The drawing will be made under the s,i-
perintendence Of u committee appointed by
the highest officials in the State, duly swsrn
u the faithful pertOI nance OF the duties as
signed them.
The highest officials both OF City, County
and state have not only endorsed Mr.
Abecs, but also his scheme.
The demand for tickets Is unparalleled,
and all desiring To participate In the draw.
ing should al once form their clubs and send
In their orders.
AGENTS WANTED in all States, Cities,
and Towns in the United States and Cana
das.
MI Money should be sent by Registered
Letter, l.. q. Order or express, with the full
address OF the purchaser IN plain writing,
Every package Of II tickets has u chance
to win II prizes, but positively certain to
win one, while one person out OF every ten
who purchase package Of II il bound to
win two prizes.
For further information and particulars
send for circular to the Manager and Pro-
prieter, and address
SIMON ABELE6,
LesvenW0rth, Kansas,
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|ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.

ONLY ONE OLA N0k OF CARS
ON OAlKo To
IShsc,esau 49, tianapolis, Toledo.
.ssxrv,s Cieveixnd, riAsarH Fslls
Hu0rlo p,ttsbufs, Washington.
Nsitims,. Ptiiadelphia New York.
Boston aud all points east.
uuv.uI,. james vile, Msdis, u,
lacrosse, st Paul and all points north
1b,s il Alec the Only dn.ot ru,eto
Decatur. Bloomington, hpnngeid.
PEORIA, quincy. heokuk,
burllnssoa, Rock Island. Ia sale.
NsodotA. DIXON, Freepor,
0sleus. Dubuque, sioui CITY,
Omaha aud all points northwest.
Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping Car
On all Night Trains.
'baSeAes Checked 20 eli important points.
Hos Tickets and infornA alton, apply to /. q. R.R
depot at airo; on board the transit steamer be
sweeu Columbus and Cairo, and Of the principa
railroad tickst ofices throughout the south.
W. P.JOHNs0N, 0en'l Pase. Ag't. Chicago
4. MLrcnslL, Geu'L sup't Chicago.
J. JOHNSON Ag't, Cairo.
CHANGE OF TIME.
Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day. From and after $40
p. IN. to-day trains will run as follows:
Express, daily ....2:40 q. m.
Nall, except Sunday ....?Ao p. m.
Express, =. 800 p. m,
Mall, daily except Sunday =. $3.50 =. IN.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS & TEXAS, AND
CAIRO Il FULTON RAILROADS.
Shortest and only direct route from Cairo
to Jscksonport, Little Rock, Fulton, and all
points in Arkansas and the Southwest.
Pullman's palace sleeping cars on all
trains ut night.
Trains run daily, sundays excepted,
~ follows:
GOING WEST.
LITTLE ROCK EMPRESS.
Lave GrseDneld's ut. ........... 9:45 pm.
Charleston accommodation at. ... 4:25 pm.
GOING EAST.
Arrive nj Greenneld's At. ......... 2;h5 p m.
Charleston accommodation, AT $3.50 AIN
ID. AxTKLL, Chief Engineer.
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KING OF THE BLOOD,

rux MOST THOROUGH PuEIriEn OF TIE
BLOOD YET DiscoPLhEp'
CURES ALL HUMoRs, From CoMMoN
ERUPTION 10 TIE WORST sCauFLLA'
nv A.. usc Cancers nrc cured. and
Cnnc,rous tumors p.c dispersed without IA" sur
gSon's knife-scrGlula conquered. and Consulnp'
lion prevented and cured. ,,,,
VenereaI Diseases. Netcural ana VI .ncr'
al rnsons aud their effects eradica,ed, and Ngor-
~. ) health aud sound constitution ,.t,'Dlishvh'
Female Weakness aud biseaS'i
Dropsv General or partial; swelllngs tA,eIhh' or
Internal, aud Tumors arc reduced ana "'si'c's'"
,srysipelas, Salt Rhcum, scald Head, md
rrvrrS sores are soon removed By uns powerful
Seorbutic Diseases, Dandrnh, sra.y
or iough skin, and Ptmples qn'ehly E'' way
chronic Diseases, Fever and Agu" '''-
ordered Livrr Dyspepsia. rheumatism, N';No..1
Affections. uenrrai Deblliy, III 1hnr,i 49,
uutn,rou. Diseases cnu-'d by bad hlnn" n 'l 20
m""rca md give way before This most puNcsi..'
rnrr,cio, The King at the Blood.
zach bottle contains between fnrf? a'.a
nf,v ordinary Guscs costing only one doll'l- %,
Ero,,, Ot,e 20 fourO or Ave bottles VII
cure salt Ilhcum Sclld Heat, King Worm I'''
ulrs ON the Face, Bilcs. ordinary tnpilols' &C.
From tw" soc'ghf bottles Mal e..
Cankor inth, Mni'h mud stomach Ery-iprlH- ,.''
Rrotn Two 10 tc" bottles VIII ir-.'.'
healthy action = the i!N'r nnN 0i''"' VIZ - by
nlute the Bowels aud klon,y- u,,,,,,,.,
From two TO six bOttlcswi' ne I'ln !
cflcctnal in curing Neuralgia, sick 'ie"ta'i'' -"
Nitus' Dance and Epilepsy .,.
From five 10 twelve boh'"~N '''
the worst cases Of NCulula. 90,
Prom three ~ twelve DSttir" W.
cure severe and oh-inlr cases 81 'A'"Ilh,
From two 20 four bottles VI r,r'
,rnr', csscs al pi.. and irrUaic' usiirr lioMri .
Prom two 10 ten bottle" W." cure
bud cases ~ Drup-y ,.,,,,s
Price ~ per bottle, or po''"s 10y %
Sold by ull Druggists
y. RANSOM, SOY l. co., Propr's,
sectestimonials In local column. buHa'o " !
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PRIZE LIST.
sl50,00O
10000 Prizes

anteed e'fect.
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings II
within the reach OF all--the greatest Oppor.
tunity ever offered for the poor man TO risp
to wealth.
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s. 4 s 90 O O
IN PRIZES.
Principal Prize 100000,

consisting of the superb paatial residence
simon Abelcs, ESQ, unsurpassed ~ apriyste
dwelling In the United States, being only "a
few blocks from the Court House, surround
ed by magnificent grounds, orchards, gar
dens and vineyards. The building has been
only recently completed wnh all the mod
IN improvements.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

Aud Land Agents of the illinois Central
and Burlington AMI Missouri Railroad com
panies.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-05
Southern Warehouse Company.

southern Warehouse Company,
HcrudiS street, heUr GreenciIe and Co!,,u :,io
RdilrO0d
rs prepared to receive COTTON ard other
L property upon Storage, aud TO mako ad.
vanccs upon tho same. Cotton shipped to
tnis h"use will be stored subject to the order
CT the owEer, and tho lowest rates CHARGED
for storage. all property 30 stored viii be
insured IN Eooa reliable companies, il nsur.
ancs 10 desired; aid advaLces will DO made
AZ the lowest banking rates. Our storehouses
arc so located that drayago is not necessary,
ana 10 charge ior handling will be made.
9J'Ail hU-incss communications should be
addrcr."'l 10 the Tret surer
EDWARD HOFE, President.
Fi,w:N /. GARY, TIoarurer. Nlarc., 33m
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New Novels at Bryan's Bookstore.

New Novels at Bryan's Bookstore.
TIHE New Magdaien, by Wi:kie Collins. soc.
Il Ready Money Mortaboy. IS GEMS
=, MurEhy's Mast.r, by author ot ''Cecil's
Tryst." rs cents.
Tie Mystery OF Orcival, By Exile Gabo-
neau. rs cents.
Rouge eL Noir; d TA:c OF Badcn-Eader,
from tho French Of Edmond About O,d
kensington, by Miss Thackcry; 81. Ga!ama,
or the Beggars; Novel Of the Dutch Ec-
public; 15 cents Lady Sweet Apple, or
Three to One; Appielou's Library of Chcicc
Novels; 7j cents. Pascarel; Novel. Us
.0uiaa." We Girls; hy Mrs. Whitney. Also,
Memoir o: 8 Brother, By author Of Tom.
and Their Masters, by Arthur Helps. Red
Cotton Night Cap Country; new poem, by
browning. Tho Fishing Tourist; anglers
Guide, hy Haliock Juce3
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Bath County. Virginia,
WTILL be opened for tho recention OF
w visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE. with
accommodations for THREE HUNDRED PER
SONS. They arc accessible Icy the Ches apoake
g and Ohio Railroad from Coying'on Depot.
fifteen milea by fineturnpikc of easy grades.
IN me order. passing il full Wow OF the
CELEBRATED FALLiNCi STRINGS and the
lAGNltICENT SUENEKY ON JACKSON'S
RIVER.
Passengers by mali train from the East ar
rive at CovnEton at P. NJ. Express trains
from tho West arrive at IS P. II. Visitors
Tor the Springs by these trains remain over
night at Coyirgton. Passengers by mail
trains from the West arrive ut Coyington at
z: 20 A. NJ. Express trains from the East ar
rive at 2 a. H.. Stages and othor vehicles
Tor tho Springs leave Covington every morn
ing. Trains stop twenty minutes at Coying-
Ton Tor breakfast and supper. Two hotels,
with ample acc mmodations.
hEsSSlCH'S FINE BAND OF MUSIC is
engaged FOR the season, aud tho usuai facil-
ties Tor amusement aud recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had OF
A!esars. PURCELL, LADD & Co Richmond or
OK Inc Agent at Inc Springa.
TEEMs--Boarh, s3 per day; $50 ptr month.
Children and coiorcd servants half price.
u. Il. Houston, NJ. d., RosiGen: Physician.
MAY ~ ~ Is. III. QUARLES Agent
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TIE HEALING SPRINGS.

On the Line ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio r. Il.
Bath County. YtrEinIn
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Shingles.
ATH are how prepared to furnish our fret
W. Class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES, in
notice. For economy, durability and supc-
rlor finish, they cannot be txcciled. Ship
promptly.
March III emo
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WTE have added o orr stock the past few
w days, some choice goods, as we'll az
bargains
Win open TOMORROW. .MoxDar,) April
%. 1873
LOCO yards Fonlard Silks; beautiful goods,
in the new shades.
$500 yards A Printed Cretons, Mt 1Gs cents
yard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
25o pieces Dress Goods, from 20 ccuts to Il
yard, in the new colors.
Two.button Kids. Mt IS cents pair.
Tucked skirts, at IS cents each.
Laules White aprons, from 25 cents to Il 2j
each.
Iard-wiae White Mating, n. 25 cents yard.
Lace Collars, at % cents each.
Printed Linen Lawns, at 80 and 3TI cents a
yard, III fast colors.
White Iiques, at 25 cents yard; fine goods.
White NG'nsook, at 12l cents yard.
Plain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn
Embroidcred Sets, at so cents q set
C:ub-handie I'arasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
rrises very choice selection.
Hosiery, III all sizes aud makes
A fnl! limo of Prnte and Domcstics
All are invited 10 cali aud inspect cur at
tractivc stock.
Customers will find whato vtr atlvi rtist d, Mt
tio cTraEd Ct ntral Dry Goods establishment
Oh W. -. LOVE Il CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
VI. u Love. Is. Il SicCRErKY
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Proposals.

New Orleans
l. las' low attracting tho pubic attention
on acct al; OF The political trouble there. The
'In5'nc Giri' Is attracting tho attention Of
Cigars, The like Of Eiich laa rct ,cou secn
here since Cuiuimhii. VA
Burned and Her Cit:zans
Show their appreciation OF theaar,c NJ s,eo
Of III: storc that makes 4 specially in this
line. by tho i"crta s;E& ,ic n.n.d for Manila"
frinclpees" and "Fi!aro." lus Imported 10.
bacco,) ard rs tbs Indian: cAi.f who
Shot Down
The C.l;:rd States Genera. las caused the
SO this "IN,}inn Meid'' has caueed Culunbls a
IN smoll .. tho burning Of tobacco. Nav u
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For Sale.

"a HOUSE and LOT, on Taylor. be-
fin tween Henderson and Barnweil streets:
2lAfronting on Taylor street 73 feet, run.
ming back l55 fcct, moro or less. The hons O
contains four rooms on tho frat story and
loar unhhlsLcd rooms Oh the aecond s.. .ory.-a
inquire at G. cIERCKS,
April 22
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-01
A PROCLAMATION fR m F1eHTIAa

We learn that for some days past the
great war Senator has been on the war>path
going about with = big stick AMI " bad
breath, In places where We IRE never found.
'hrcat,niOg to cudgel US within I'm inch Ut
our editorial existence. W. arc sorry the
our character. lie ought to know that We
do not frequent samplcro,ms or hang
about hotels We 60 10 church. wc do.
And our only relaxation Is in little moral
game now and then OF bowling, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian As.
socixliOn. We haye made 50 many ten.
strikes on these muscular Christians tia,
there Is suspicion out We have found the
groove in the alley. Of course The ira,e
Senator cannot be expected TO search for US
IN these holy places. SO we hasten to say We
can be found in our Office. No. 0:7 d street.
every day, Sundays, high days and holidays
excepted, between the hours Of twelve noon
and ive y. IN, when We will be happy 10
fight or dfuk, rs the Senator may cI,onsc
N. d TO facilitate business, il will be
well to bear IN mind the following rules that
visitors will 6nd placartled On our editorial
doors ""
We kill Senators on Monday.
Tuesday is devoted to Bladensburg and
the diplomatic corps-or corpse.
Wednesday We fight members of the
House.
Thursday is devoted to the miscellaneous
rows '..
And We protest against any intrusion on
Friday and Saturday, Is our pugilistie pat
rOns must sec that some little time has to be
given 10 editing our insults.
N. b. 2d-Heavy weights will please no-
tice that we have no awning under our
windows.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-01
GRACE GREENWOOD ON the DEFEAT OF
the COLORADO BILL
From her Washington letter to N. T. Times.


They have been and gone and done it 3!
They have slammed the door of the Union
in the face Of Colorado by vote of III to
81. There were also u dodgers. Well, we
must be patient and cultivate Christian
spirit Of generous forgiveness. I hope all
these inhospitablc N. C,'swill goout to Col.
orado next summer for y long pleasure tour
and may the magnanimous farmers, of the
Platte valley make feast for them, and kill
the fattci prairie dog, and pleasantly delude c
them into believing it is the wild antelope /;
may the Georgetown "adven,urer" sell them
vnst mining claims. well ''sal,ed :" may tho
Black Hawk smcl,ers cheap Goals of fire on
their heads" may Hi Washburn drive q
stage load Of them Gown the Idaho grade .,
full run may they set out for Pixies Peak
on fiery bucking bronchos, and be welcomed
to hospitsble cactus beds; may they rescl,
the summit in q magnificent thunder storm;
may they 90 hunting and fishing in Middle
park, and have the excitement Of being
chased by coyotes. cinnamons and Utes, and
Of taking refuge in the hot springs 10 their
necks; may the Denver Nsws ani the Pueb.
10 CAi.ftan. and the Georgetown Miner, and
the Greeley Tribune open upon them in full
cry. Ha! may they "lI be left by the train,
over night, q Greeley, each man with an
empty pocket dssk. and no, euchre deck
about him.
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r, HAY0eN's GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,
10 ceats0ylates PsstDsaiag Surveys In

Professor Hayden asks for IN sppropsis.
tioo Of $l00. 600 70 oonlinse bis geological
explorations Of the Terri,ories. The Sec.
re,ary Of the Interior recommends that it be
grated. No wiser expenditure could be
made. Tel 6 ans say that Professor Hay
den proposes to spend the coming season in
exploring the Eastern portion of the Rocky
Mountain range in the Territories of Colora.
do aud New Mexico, embracing . belt Of
country South Of that recently explored by
Clnrence'k'ng. The hostility of the Indians
and the expense ofirausport makes him
think IL advisable to atsodon the further
surveyrt the country about the head waters
Of the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers, IN.
til the construction Of ra,koals shall make
it more accessible Il II stated in the same
connection that Rrofcssos Powell has made
. second preliminary report Of his Colorado
river explorations, which came 10 Congress
through the Smithsonian Institate. Profes.
sor Henry, Secretary Of the institution, rec.
ommends that further appropriation b..
'Uade for continuing the explorations. and
says that last years work has developed a
most remarkable series Of faults and folds
in the earth's stratx which will 10 of the
highest interest to the geologist. Discover.
les have also been made of coal, salt, and
metal. Congress can well afford to spend a
few thousands each year to develop the
wonders Of thegreas Rocky Mountain coun>
try.-Denuer Ns,es Fs6. IL.
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POETRY.
a PASTORAL.


tThc following s,anzas arc BY 4. j. Manby. ar
English poet. VINO. like the nulho. ct Thc Beautiful
SNOW" has written nothing else that attract. attcn
'on. The chief merit of these lines II their smooth
hut peculiar vcrsiGcation, although they have bcc,
travagan,ly praised by the presf.I
snt with Doris, the Shepherd maiden:
Her crook WAS Laden with wrcathed flowers:
] sat aud w0ocd her through sunlight wheeling
And shasows stealing, for hours and hours.
Ana she. my Doris. whose Tap cnclOscs
Wild summer roses Of faint perfume.
The while sued b.r. kept hushud aud hnrkcned
I'll! shades had darkend from gloss to gloom
She touched my shoulder with fearful finger:
She said. I'VE lingrr. VIC must not stay:
Ny docks in danger. my sheep will wander:
Behold them yondcr. Row lar they stray
answered bolder. NAY, lot VIC bear you. ,
And still be near YOU, aud still adore!
No wolf nor stranger Will touch one ycarlin:--
." All! stay my t.carlihs momcn, morc!'
She whispered signing. There will be sorrow
Beyond to morrow, IL Hose to-day:
Nv told unGuarlcd, my flock nnio,dcd--
shall bc scosicd and sent away!"
Said ]. replying, III the, miss you.
They ought 10 kiss y0n when yon get home
And well ,ewnrdcd BY friend and ne!..abor.
Should be the labor from which you comc'
'Thcy might remember" she answered Inccky.
That lambs ale weakly and shcep are wild:
But II they love me. It's n0ne ~ servent-- ,.,r
IAN servant md no: chiId.'
Then each hot embcr glowed Quick within me-
And love did win me TO swift reply;
"Ah! do but prove me. ana noae shRll bind sou,
Nor fray, nor find yon. until der
She b!nshed and started. and stood awaiting,
A. II debating In dreams divine
but did brave them-l told her plainly
She doubted vainly, che must bc mine
80 We iwin-hcarted. from nh the valley
Did rouse and rally her nibbng ewes: ~
Ann h0mcward drove them. we two together,
Through blooming heather aud cleaning dcws.
That simple duty from sracs did lend her.
Ny Doris tender, my Doris true, ,,
That l. her warder. did always blcss her,
And often press her to take her due.
And now In beauty she fills my dwelling
With love cxcclling, aud undened
Aud love doth guard her. both fsis and 1Scrsent.
No more servant, nor yeta c.,lh. .rt,.i.
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-. NEW POSTAL LAW. -o~
ksttsr Postage q, - tsve Cents.

In the House, February 11th. FarnswOrth
reported a Iii, making letter postage after
July lst, 1873, two cents. The bill as giv.
en- below, passed the House without dis
cussiOn: '.'' ''. -. 3D.
!, Section, 1. That on and aflsr the 1st day
Of July next. 90 all mail matter which is
wholly or parity in writing, except books,
magazines and newspapers, manuscripts and
corrected proofs passing between authors
and publishers. and excepting also, cores
pondcnce or postal cards; and on all print,
ed matter which is SO marked ~ to convey
sny other or further information than Is
conveyed by the original print. except the
correction Of merely typographical errors,
and oil matter 10 which no specified postage
Is assigned. postage shall be charged ut the
rate of two cents for each half ounce or
fraction thereof; and this provision shall
include oil letters com,sOaly known ~ drop
Or local letters, delivered through Possoffices
or their carriers. Magazines aud newspaper
manuscripts arc declared to belong 10 this
class Of ,nailablc matter. '",,
Sec. 2. That from and after the 1st Of
July next under such regulations aud in
such manner ~ the Postmaster General
shall prescribe, the postage by law u bc
paid On printed matter rs nailable n,attss Of
The second GLASS shall IN alicAses 0e prepaid
und collected ~ ,he offices respectively where
such matter shall be mailed. Postage on
daily newspapers, not exceeding four oun'
ces IN weight, shall be charged aud collected
Al the rate of Is cents per quarter; provided
tina, the weekly newspapers within the re-
spec,ive cuunties where the same are printed
md Published may pass through. the mai
free of postage. - -'1 .sa ". ..
See. g. Tbs, any person who shall take
any letter. postal card Or packet Oat OF {
pnssolice or branch postofllcs, or from let
Ter carrier, or vhich has Leen In any post
Office ar bsanch p.,stoflles, or In custedy Of
Alcttw ar matt carrier. bef0re i shall hsvs
been delivered 10 the person 70 whom y "a
directed, with s.design y obsusAc. ~ cor
respondcucs Q! DRY iato:t the business sccre,'
u another, Or shall sf,stc or te~hczzss q
destroy the same, shall IN cony:ii.on there
Of for every such oifcpss ,finsfsit and my
penalty not exceeding 500, or be impris
cued a. hard work ndt exceeding one year
Or boeS, ss'shc diiscrc,ion Of the Court. -
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