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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-11


GRxAr sxpeetstions we're entertained
concerning the Naturalization Of Presi.
dent Grant, sxpec,ions not confined co.
tirely to the presidents political or per.
sonal frisnda They. we're shared 70
large extent BY those who had bssu strong.
~ opposed to his reelection. The cir
euus,sncss Of his rs-slsction-ths oppor.
tunitiss placed before him to make . pop
ulsr administration we're thought too pal.
pable and too noble to bs resisted or die.
regarded BY any man occupying the posi-.
ton Of president Of the
United States. Scarcely half
sysar has elapsed since the triumphant
reelection Of Grant, and barely . month
since bis last Inauguration; the words Of
praise from his supporters and the silence
Of the opposition Who were waiting 10 the
vain hope that the president would give
them an opportunity TO justify their e1psc.
saiions, have changed 70 very ouspoksn
discontent. Many OF the presidents lat,
appointments are 20 thoroughly at vasi
ancs with the rules Of the civilssrvics 70
form which be pledged himsslf to OBJ
serve, tina. blindnes 70 the fact can no Ion
ger be feignsd BY his most strenuous sup
porten. The letter Of George VIM. Cs
tis, re.igning hi, position on the civil.ssr
vice board gives the reason with no 81
PerAuous words or softening excuses.
The New York Nation . journal
which advocated Gen. Grants reelection
with distinguished ability, recently said;
THE trouble with Gen. Gran, 10 that he
'does no, understand what civil-ssrvics
reform, or reform Of any kind, mssns"
10 the steps Of the 'NssiOn' follow oshss
jealous supporters Of the prssiasnt in til
last campaign, Who could calmly tolerst
blundsfs and violations Of the civil Gel
vice rulss, bat which impasien,ly 9aessio
the propriety in the president Of givin,
the Rev. Dr.. Newman . tree trip "aroun'
'rhs world. at the governments expsns,
'under the guiss Of rowing commission
ITO Examine our diplomatic service" Thi
straw which breaks the csmsrs baci
however, 10 the ''rsport that he 10 Above;
= clerk, N. r. Newman, who also dra~
. salary, and that said clerk Of the uncs'
tain initials il Dr.. Nswmsns wife Sue
- combined result Of prssidsntial amis
'bili,y and ministerial cheek would b u
much for anything merely American 90
mortal"
Thish from the Keokuk Gate City
which once saw no fsw 10 Presidsl
Grant A truly remarkable change
sentiment toward him has exhibited itss
10 the short space which has elapsed sin
his Inauguration.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-11

Miss MILE 0RAsf and Tom Muir.
ply, Jr, srs TO b married, ssys Washing.
ton gossip. II the Cincinnati CONNER.
ciar 10 right 10 IL estimate Of Murphy,
Sen, his son will GET . more sstimsbls
fathsr-in-law than Mics Grant will,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-11

Psssrps xr 0sAxr will visit 81. Louis
the lat.ss part Of the month. Next week,
b. goes to Connecticut 10 attend the 70.
union Of the army Of the Potomac, and On
the tenth Of Nay be will visit Richmond.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-11

TIE DOLLA1 WEEKLY BULLETIN
yoAa n. Obssiy ~ reduced The subscrip.
uon price u The wRnKLY CAino BuIAsfiH
&, Ous Dolaf per annum, making 10 ne
shsapsss paper published In Southern Illinois
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

A CONFECTIONERY Of tho Register,
whom 10 take to be Abbey, u trying
70 abuse Capt. Havkins beeasse he i =
Temperance man, and . member Of tho
church. He calls himself Hay seed"
but those who have been. acquainted
With him during the last three years,
will recognise "Piks-pole," ~ = moro
appropriate name for the fellow. When
Democrats, liberals and lseohss-vhen
soreheads, dead bsats ~ barnsclss-
when libertines, drunkards aud defsal.
ters band themselves together, for the
purpose Of tradueing tho character Of
honorable mon, it il time for the pso-
Pic to enquire what effect II will Lave
upon the interests Of the public to pu,
sach fellows into Office.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

0TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN.
~ II OF MOWER, %.
The State os Minassets, to Join ehasu
'oeseoooots} "HTt
Yeu ass hereby summoned 70 b sad sppsal
s:s:rs the uads''ilnsd. one Of The J..tiess o.
the Peace, IL and tor 80 -: county Of Never,
State II Ni,nsssts, At bio ones, in tas sir''
Ward Of the city Of Austin, In sid eoustJ, on
The 9Th day Of November, A. D. 1873. 1t ter
o'clock In the forenoon, to answer 70 JOSEPH
Hyls and George Film (arn Of Kyle / Finn
In civil sotton.
Should you f.il 70 appear At ths time and
place aforesaid, j.1gnsne will - rendered
Sgsinst you mon tho syidsoee add1esd BY
sid Joseph Kyle ssd George 1ihn, (aPn OIL
Kyle / Finn for such sum - they shall show
Themselves entitled e.
Given under ny hand this 2,d day Of oeto.
bsr, A. D. 1873.
WIZ. MBRRlcK,
1914 Justice Of the Psses. y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

CITIZENS should not lose sight Of
the fact, that with MIR. Davis, tho Re.
publican candidate, 10 tho Executive
Office. We shall have vigorous and
N sggressivs policy concerning eorpo
rations and mouopolies, aud Close and
careful management Of the finances o.
the State, and that with Mr.. Barton ia
the chair, the st. Paul Pioneer and it,
hangers on, will be virtually the gov
eminent.
Avoid such = calamity by voting for
T.. X. Daris.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

s14.s ., .;.....orA &C..
tionsl Bank Of ASsiin, Nina, DO solsn.ly
sWoax that the shove ststs0sat 10 true, % til
best OF ny knowledge and belief.
HARLAN v. PAGE, ossAiss,
Suboosibe1 AID sveso 20 bslo1o ~ his n
day ef Oetebes, 1873.
L. HoWELL
Notary Public.
Correct. Atesst,
+ a.. !: :; ~: -; ;.... Directors.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

THE exercises d tho ordination and
installation Of Mr.. Ketehan, pasto,
elect Of tho Congregational Church.
will b held ia the church. on Tuesday
evening, next, October 18th, At n
o'clock. The examination Of the can
ddate will take place u 3 P. n. of sau>
day. The parts have been assigoed q
follows: Seeoon. Rev. J. A.. Towls
Of North6sld; ordaiu ing prayer, Rev
DR.. Strong, Of Carlton College; RICH
hand Of fellowship, Rev. G. n. Terry
Of 81. Paul ; charge to tbe Pastor, Rev
H. A. stimson, Of Minneapolis; eharg'
to tho people, Rev. Horace Brumstesd
Of Minneapolis. The public are iuvi
ted.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

THROUGH some mistake in tho pub
1ieation, Capt. Hawkins was made to
appear a. chairman Of the Committee
On resolutions. adopted by the County
Convention, and no mention was made
Of the fact that several Of the resolu.
lions were copied from the State Plat.
form, US there should have been. &.
W. Clough, Esq, VS. Chairman Of the
Committee.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

Worth Dgton has doubled in size,the
present season, says the Advance.
The population Of New Ulm il CIV
On At 2,183.
The Maukato driving Park Associa-
tiou have secured 1928 acres Of ground
for a trotting park, and $4,000 have
been subscribed.
Mr.. Cyrus Smith, Of Mower county,
had tussle With tho tumbling rod Of a
thrsshiue nsehins' the q eth'r day, re-
ceiviog severe injuries.
Tho Soldiers Orphans' Home Asso-
| ciatioo, have received t26, 1895 in
money tho past year. The present mum.
Dor Of inmates is eighty-fve.
The Black Brook cranberry marshes
in Pine county, have furnished $500
bushels Of tho berries for market thia
year, and tho company engaged in the
business propose to ship $4,000 bush:
els next year. They have entered
200 acres Of swamp lands to be cnl.
tiv.tsd in eranberries, sad are pre-.
pairing to>sset dry houses, els.nipa
u;lls, 81.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23
IT AND SALE.
STATE OF M1NNEsoTA-LA.D o.11cr,l

STATE OF MINNEs0TA-LAHD 0R1lcI,
ST. PAUL, Sept. 9th, 1873. !
Notice is hereby given that tho: Audi
tors of the counties Of Blue Earth, Brown, Chi
ssgo, Cottonwood, Dakots, Dodge, Fillmore,
Freeborn, Goodhue, Hennepin, Houston, Lake,
Mower, Nicollet, Rice, St. Louis, Scott, Sib-
10y, sherburne, Steele, Waksshs, Wesece,
Washington, Watonwsn and Winona, will Of
fer At public sale al tho School, Agricultural
College and University lands that have been
spprsised and remain unsold, in each Of their
respective counties, on Saturday, tho lst Day
Of November, 1873. at 10 o'clock A. N.
The highest bids will be recorded, upon the
necessary payments being made to tho eoun.
" Treasurer, and upon tho return Of tho rec-
ord to this office certificate Of sale will BE is:
sued and asent % tho poSt.6mee address Of
each purchaser.
Descriptive lists of tho tracts to be offered,
their sppraised value and terms Of sale, will
be on fle in each Of said counties for the in
formation Of purchasers.
Internal Improvement lands will BE- offered
In tho counties Of Jackson, Martin, Ksndiyo'
hi and Otter Tail.
Printed lists showing the tracts to be Offer
cd, their appraised value. and tho terms Of
sale, will BE distributed in the counties men.
toned.
No lands will b sold for less than their sp.
praised value.
At least fifteen per cent. of the purchase
money must be paid at tho time Of purchase,
together with interest on the remaining por.
| ton to tho first Of June, 1874, ct the rate Of
seven per cont. per snnum. On timber lands
tho first payment must equal tho value o.
| tho timber when separated from tho land.
The balance Of the purchase money or prin'
- L. - F>l1 tn SnAt lima 4
| At any time within twenty years from the dat
| Of sale; provided, that the interest IL paid q
| required annually in advance.
Upon failure to pay interest when due,th
land rovorts to the State without further no
tiee or process, and will be sold again ct pub
lie sale, unless double the omount Of interes
duo il previously paid.
| ORLEN p. WHITCOMB,
v6-n25.t6 Commissioner.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

FRANK PAoEL. a clerk in Henry
Wsohlin's saloon, near the depot, was
brought before Justice Merriok, on
Moad.y, and after trial BY jury, was
6ned 6fty dollars and costs, amounting
in al to )74.70, for selling liquor 70
ono Charley Brown, ~ intsmpsrste
person aud habitual dranksrd. The
Committee Of five" arc still ready u
hear complaints for v;olst;oa Of oas
liquor laws
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

P0lltleo1.
An important question for Patrons
Of Husbaadry u this: l. there any
necessity for Us 70 desert the Republi'
can party 1t the coming eleetion3 Eve
~ Intelligent man knows that :a!' par
y has done al that has bssn done to
secure those reforms for which Grange
were organized.
We have a law regulating the price
to b charged for tho transportation Of
freight. This Law v.s passed BY Re-
publican Legislature, and approved BY
republican governor. It has been
tested aud sustained BY republican
judss& What moro could any party
have done! ~
Parties cannot enforce the law. This
must be doae BY individuals.
Tho Republican party Is working Out
the great problem Of cheap transporta:
ton. Give tiue and It viii be solved
" the satisfaction Of producers. -.
Tho Republican candidate for Gov
eraor Il ten years 10 advance Of any
other candidate il the State, upon the
question Of monopolies. r
Each nominee on the County ticket
is by faith aad practice an Ans;-Mo-
nopoliss, and two Of them are Masters
Of Oranges. If the farmers: have any
thing togaio, politically, this fall, they
must evidently seek to accomplish their
purposes through the medium Of the
Republican party. =. ~.,.... 49, ;
Such sorehesds and political rene
gaies a. Donue1ly, Dick Jones, and on
ssm,ller scale, Mollison, Short, Elder,
Wells& Co., never put into operation
any machinery that does not THROW nson-
~ into he;r. ovn pockees,
The little: Brownsda)s Ring Wa
formed 10 divert attention from tho
Zig ring At Austin, wher, Smith l. Go.
issue their orden. The Republican
party hasrsdeemed every pledge which
It has made to tho people Of this eoun.
~. Ithas driven from o&eisl station
every old corruptiooist. 1t has re-
duced the rate Of taxation from twenty
ono mills on the dollar to five mills. It
has collected and paid over fines and
licenses, instead Of stealing them, ~
was tho custom. Of the old crowd. Il
h1;obtaiued aud entered . judgment
Of more than 921. 10000, stolen from
the County Treasury BY former off,
csr. L has doss the county printing,
- Ar - tax lists concerned, 4 tws-
sahds Tie rate always paid BY the old
corruption management.
In view Of al these: thiags, what has
any Republican to gain BY voting the
mongrel ticket, nomiuased At Browns.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN.
- TY OF MOWER, Is.

The State of Minnesota to Donald J. Cameron,
Defendant:
You are hereby commanded tobe and appear
before tho undersigned, ono Of tho Justices Of
the Peace In and for tho county Of Mover. and
State Of Mnnesots, at his ofico in the lst Ward
| Of tho city Of Austin, in said county, on the
eth day Of November. A. D. 1879, . o'clock
in tho forenoon, to answer to II. G. McLane,
! in civil action.
Should you fail to appear 1t tho time and
pl.ee aforesaid, judgment will DO rendered
against you upon tho evidence sdduoed by said
II. c. McLane, for such sum % he sball ahow
himsolf entitled to.
Given under my hand At the city Of Austin,
| this 18th dsy Of October, A. d. 1879
v, H. MERkICK,
u.s-t4. Justice Of the reasA.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

The Public meetings being held 10
different places, in the county, show
that the republican nominees are
strong, and that the republican ranks
arc snbroksa BY the cry Of Farmcr''
Party" What's in = name? "Old
biids aEe not caught With chat"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23

THzRE has, within few days past,
. number Of prairie-6res occurred in
this Site and Nebraska, causing great
d.mage 10 the destruet;on Of grain and
buildings, aud, in some instances, At
tended With los Of life. In Nebraska,
At one fire, we hear Of ten persons be-
!! ing burned 70 death.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23
BLEACHING and PRESSING
Done to Order.

Bring in your old Hats and have them made
now. I -
I shall also keep . First Class Dress Maker.
AT NV And desiTeble P6.sszny-: viii, - con-
stant1y received. SLadiss wishing 70 10 thsil
own Dress work win get good At By buying
Rutteriek's Patterns, full supply Of which
keep on hand. I also have the exclusive right
Of Mower county for making the Standard
Dress-Trinming, and cutting points aud
scsllops. It can be done In much les TIM
than BY hand.
I also have, in connection with ny business,
the agency Of tho great family
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23
M-i11inery
ANDLADu;S'
FUR MS HIN 6
STORE.

This establishment will DO very much en'
larged during the coming season, and every
thing desired in . Ladies' Furnishing Stor>
can DO found upon my shelves.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-23
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
yvI eovEaSoR,
CCSHMAN X DAVIS,
Of Ramsey.
1uD lIsu1SSAxT eovEHxoS,
ELpHONSO BARTO,
Of Stcsrns.
~ sxcsI1Anv o. STATE,
8. p. JENNlsON, wss nominated toE
.Ais oaes, but knowing hin to b unfit for eh>
position, ~ shali use oil proper means st OH
se.sssd u prevent bis election.
yoa srArE 1AEAsURER.
MONS GRlNA0ER,
Of Freeboru.
yoH A7teaxsy eEHEsAl,
GEORGE p. WILSON,
Of Wiuona.
oouxT1 TICKET
y~ I.s....s--eIo. Q. WEED:
~ Cys,h q D;ss. 0.sss-H0LAND 11SD4L
LEGISLATIVE fICEIT.
Es. &s.sss.,-L n. HAWKING.
~ kepssss.sseisss,-W.D. SPENCER,
J. r. cANPrlILD,
FSr CIssg Cbma;ssiess.s.-
ID Ds11in~C.> j. SSLCW.
& Dis1riee-I. 4. WHITC0xD.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
SOUTH.

Judge Hawkins, of New Orleans. has rem
dered Judgment in default in over nine thou
sand tax suits.
The n. o. Picayune has advices of the
death OF Miss Lacour, the young lady who
was recently outraged in Grant parish.
Montgomery Roach shot and killed his
cousin, James Roach, near Frankfort. Ken
tuol1y, on account of an old quarrel about a
dog.
Jas. II. Lucas, the wsaIthiest man it st.
Louis, died Sunday from the effects of a
paralytic stroke four years ago. His estate il
valued at eight to ten millions.
The late strikers on the East Tennessee.
Virginia and Georgia railroad, including en-
gineers. machinists and blacksmiths, have
withdrawn from their Union. Trains are run.
ming regularly and everything is quiet
The colossal monument TO the memory OF
Gen. Lee which is now rapidly being con.
structed under the direction and skill Of Prof
Volentine, will, when completed, be the great
est triumph Of art and mechanical skill ever
produced in this country. The structure vii
be surmounted by a reclining figure of Gen
Lee enveloped in his military cloak. TIL,
form VIII be finely carved in marble, and the
expression of c.uutenance rendered with life
"A bold robbery was committed at Con
cepcion, Texas, by gang of about eigh
armed Mexicans, who entered the store of Mr.
Schuhart about six o'clock in the evening
carrying away large amount of money an,
arms. No steps were taken to arrest tn
flight of the band, who it il supposed, fed t
Mexico The boldness OF the robbers show
the ineffciency or lack Of policemen or troops
Several of the band were recognized, anon
whom we're Leonardo Flores, Manuel Con
zales and Abram Garcia, three noted dee
persdoes.
The board OF directors OF the merchants
exchange OF st. Louis, at a recent meeting
appointed committee OF ten prominent ger
tlemen, 90 be known as the Central committe,
the purpose OF which il TO present 20 congree
the wants Of the people OF the MisslssipI
valley. and their claims FOR national aid in IA
Improvement oi their wafer hines of tram
por.ssion 10 the seaboard. The commit,
will also request an organization Of committed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
YVES T.

In the case of Henry Harst VS. the In
dianapolis and st. Louis railroad company,
for damages sustained by being thrown from
box car while riding on the road, the
jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff of
eight Thousand dollars The case has excited
unusual interest, as the plaintiff was riding
on a pass, and the question was involved
whether railroad companies are liable for dam
ages sustained by persons travelling on passes
The Brooklyn Eagle says: Executive of
hcer Ransom Of the navy yard in an interview,
said orders had been received from Washing
ton about fitting ont vessels, but he was not
at liberty to make them public, He thought
there was no prospect Of war with Spain, and
that the government would undoubtedly
proceed by taking Cuba The Spanish fri
gate Arapiles, which has been undergoing re-
pairs at the navy yard for the past two months,
has had her plates removed, and could not
possibly get in trim for service in less than
two weeks
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
Density of Population in London.

The population of London was stated
at 3, ,251, ,8O4 in the preliminary report of
the census of April, 1871 the revision
at the census office has shown the true
number to be 1884, 26O. In 1901 the
population was but 958, 1868. The re-
vised area is given as 78,080 acres, or
I22 square miles; this includes 2, 71S
acres of the Thames. The mean densi-
ty of population in this area, as shown
by the census, is AZ persons per acre.
This density ranges from one perI on
per acre in Ethan, and three in Lewis
ham and in Dulwich, to 40 and 41s, re-
spectively, in st. Andrew and White
cross sub-districts of Holborn, and 429
in Berwick street sub-district Of West
minister. The most remarkable in
stance Of increase of population be-
tween 1861 and 1871 was in Battersea
sub-district, in which the number OF
inhabitants advanced from 1860 II
| 1861 to "a, Ole in 1S71-an increase OF
| 176 per cent. The largest decrease was
shown in Queenhithe sub-district of the
city; there the population fell from
$3.50 in 1851 to 4,753 in 1871-a de
crease of nearly As per cent. In the
sub-distIict of st. Olave, Southwark
the decrease was equal 70 43 per cent
A TRUE man never frets about hl
place ia the world, but just slides mt
it by the gravitation OF his nature, ant
swings there as easily as a star.-ChoP7'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
TRUE FRIENDS.

sitting alone in my chamber now,
Anu the moons rising red from the sea
look at the glorious sight, and think
OF my friends-Are they thinking Of me?
How sweet to think over so many true hearts
Loved, loving, unselfish, and kind;
Not all have the exquisite beauty of face,
But some have the beauty Of mind.
There are many, who passing along day by day,
Would hardly be seen by the crowd,
Who would look way beyond them, right over
their heads;
OF such little friends I proud
When they come to me laughing, so rosy and
sweet,
And climb on my shoulder or knee,
I know that they mean every word that they say,
When they tell me they dearly love me.
Baby hands, little hearts brimming over with
love,
Sweet lips, and an innocent kiss,
Such sly little secrets, all whispered in fun.
Why, wnat can be sweeter than this
Thank God for such friends! for the gift of
such love!
So free from all doubling OF fear
Let us give to our Father this same loving trust
And close to his foOtstool draw near.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
BOLIVAR HARDENlAN CO. TENNESSEE. NOVEMBER 81 1873

guard the rights and dignity of our own. The
king asks for bills to perfect the organization
Of the army and navy, and to improve the
finances. In concluding his speech the king
said: Il have confidence in the nation, and
feel that the nation has confidence in me-"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
LOoKI


The pencil marks you see around this
paragraph (thus) mean that your sub
scriptior is out or unpaid, and that
you are requested to pay up at once.
We would take great pleasure in extend
ing credit to our friends and patrons
but cash alone will pay expenses. and
we are forced to adhere to strict cash
rule. We hope you will comprehend
and appreciate the necessity of such =
course, and renew your subscription
without delay. We solicit your favor.
- We enter no new names on on .
0OoHs without the money in advlr ce-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

in each leading city Of the valley, who will CO.
operate with them in order that the require
ments of different sections may be properly
considered and concert Of action secured.