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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-05-19
FIoWers iaa Great Turiety.
DRESSMAK

Done all the latest Styles Also variety of Dress
Trimmings. Mrs. Minnie Stafford employed as Millin-
and Dress maker
Barton Landing, May 10, 1873 20-27
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31

BosroN has two thousand, seven hum
dred and sixty-eight drinking places, and,
last year, eleven thousand, two hundred
and twen,y-six arrests for drunkenness
we're made in that city. The number abb
s.ractly is q large one, and when compared
with the population of Boston, and taken
in connection with the fac. tina, many of
those arrests were most probably Of
chronic drunkards to whom the affair
was repetition, and some certainly were
OF strangers in the place, the record i.
still not catering one for the most re.
fined and cultivated city in America, with
its libraries, schools and churches, its
preachers and reformc.., its "Holly Tree
Inns, "and all It's other agencies for push.
ing intemperance and immortality and
vice to the wall.
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whom the door opsnsi and the senator, o |
tall, spare white man, came In. We In
troduced ourselves, and chose beds. This
is jim" he sLd, turning to the negro;
"he's II member, and haa come DIP to help
US whip on. the id Democrats"
As there are about elk Democrats in the
legislature TO one Republican, it looks a.
though the wbipping.out process might
be good exercise. i
"Jim,' he continued, edo you know
all the colored members p
AYES, ssh.o | .t'fiIti
"Well, you stir around and get them
into caucus Monday night We must act
together. don't see how we can vote for
stephens Gordon, or Hill. II the thing
gets close, we may hold the balance OF
power ....
"Yes, sab
"Do you know what that is?'
mo, sab"
THAT means if the vote Ia close between
two Democrats, We will all vote for one or
the other, and elect him.
"Yes, sahf'
(Which one Of the three, Jim, can we
swallow the best?'
! "Some say Stephens
"No Jim, I'll be id if we can go for
Stephens. Do you know Stephens
record ~
"No, sab"
"W.ll, he's An old Democratic sinner.
I'd Just rs soon send JED. Davis TO the
United states senate as him. l tell you,
Jim, our chance is Hill. We can't posi-
bly, go for Gordon or Stephens. You put
up the boys on this. We can't help our
selves in this nght, and we must do all we
can to hurt the Democrats. jim, how did
you leave business at home?'
"Prctty fair, sab.
"Glad of it. ! tell you, if VIC
can bother the Democrats, il will
pay us to stay hero all tn,
spring. The boys will plant our corn and
cotton, and, II they don't It may 60 &c
thunder. Our "biz'is right here, to worry
the Democrats. Jim, didn't you know thc
Democrats had ruined this country
once
"Yes, sab"
Sand they'll do it again. They would
send the devil to the senate If he could
serve. But they can't get him; so they
are bound to send Old Alex. l know
Alex. mighty we'll. Did / ever tell you
Jim, about what Old Alex. did in. the Sc
cession convention %
"The which, sab p
"The secession convention that tool
the state out Of the Union.
"No, sab
"Well, they held secret sessions. ok
Alex. was in there. gave the door
keeper u dollar tn let me open the doc
half an inch. You can buy heap O
people for dollar, Jim, ana n id sigh
ofthem for $40.
"Yes, sab
"Well, as was saying. Old Alex. wa
speaking, Says he "Mr. President,l an
opposed to the policy Of secession, but
il la. 10 come, let il be done before yonde
sun sinks in the west. am Georgian
, and will stand by Georgia 10 the bite
end. You see, Jim, no thought more o
, this one.horse state than he did of IN
) whole country. hats why ws can
3 vote for bin. No matter what comet
] jim, We mustn't allow single Republics
: vote TO Eo to Stephens
: mo, sah.' I..s
y awe will throw away our votes O
l Alderman, first
I "Yes, sab
u "But think We had better vote tc
: Hill II we can beat Stephens or Gordo
: with him, don't you ~
Il Yes, SAL
= Now, Jim, you may GO, but mind thi
b you don't talk too much
I ayes, sab = and the honorable colore
n member folded his martial cloak srour
him and withdrew; and / went to .,e'
10 dream Of strange Georgia scenes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31
CONGRESS-.
THURMAN THWARTS A DIES.
PERATE MOVE BY
CULFAX.
WHEREIN CONSISTS THE DIFF
FERENCE BETWEEN IN
NESTIGATION AND
IMPEACH MENT.

WAsHISGToS, Jan. 2s.-Tho vice ptesi. |
don't; Senators, before commencing the
morning business / ask your indulgence
for few remarks personal to myself 10
my relations to this body
as its presiding officer. Grave charges at
fectins my character rs man are before
the American people, and do not under
rate the circumstanci ul evidence by which
they are supported but, conscious Of my
innocence and my rectilude, ] respectfully
ask for the appointment of u committee of
senators to make "A most thorough, exhaust
i've investigation in these charges, with
authority to send for persons and papers,
and u ma GRITTY Of which committee shall
be senators politically opposed to me.
MIR. Pratt: Representing, as do in part,
tho state Of which tho vce-president is n
citizen, it is proper that should move the
appointment ola committee, in accordance
with the wish which he has Just expressed.
In doing that, l desire to say that don't
wish myself 10 be appointed on that COM
miltec, and perhaps IL i. not Out of place
that should say upon this occasion that,
! having known the yice-president from his
youth, have the most perfect confidence
| in his truth, his integrity and his honor.
IL would require n great deal more evil
dence than 4 have seen or heard to con-
vince the people Of the state OF Indiana
that he j, dishonest or a dishonorable
man. In compliance with the wish he has
expressed, now move the appointment of
u committee OF five.
Mr.. Thurman | cannot, us at present
advised, vote Tor the appointment Of any
such committee. II the vice president
| were member of this body if we had
] Ia,
proper that this body should appoint n
committee to investigate the charges
againt him and il would be very improper
tor any other tribunal than the senate to
take that course or to do anything in the
matter further than TO refer 10 the senate
any evidence that might have come out
in an investigation elsewhere. But the
vice president is an officer of the govern
ment. The senate has no power over
him. to eApel or censure hitn. If he ha.
been guilty Of anything that subjects him
to punishment, it is by impeachment and
that can only originate in the house of
representatives. 1t evidence bs produced
that sa,istes tho house OF representatives
that he ought to he impeached, IL Is the
duty Of the house to impeach him, and
il Is the duty of the senate not to form any
opinions rs to his guilt or innocence untIl
'n' e'iut t''S % I''I;,''.r 49,, W.
upon ~ juuse' W ue' ; o.' ,e W.
e"sno' e"'e, INV a" s a''o" ~ "'s
eoHuuI. anu ~. eo'a' J", sn'S's. ,'
DC su't'., ~, " '"o nD.'T !, " !. 49,, ,na
PeAeh r.u, anu !. "o W in' r, :, .he
, uuEy W '"V ~ '''., st ' 49, 49,.
to Us, will b. the duty of judges or II jury,
and II is not for US to investigate in ad.
'""o ;,.,'..,i'..,. ,h, ,,,,,s,'n, nj "a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31

IT is reported that John &. Clymore:
Who, some nine months ago, cut horse in
the left shoulder, left bis hat ON the bank
of the river Cache and then drowned him
self, has come TO life, and last Thursday
returned TO his son, who resides in the
southeast portion of this county, yiehns
Herald, 2Sd.
The next time Clymorc has present
iment Of DEATH he should be sure i. is
genuine before he harasses the minds Of
his friends by making it public.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31
AMES OF MISSISSIPPI.
HOW THE HONORABLE SENATOR
WAS MISTAKEN FOR A
THIEF.

Correspondence Of the 1T. Louis Times.
NEW IoRK, January "A.
Tho funniest experience Of the season ia
that which befell the gorgeous Senator
Ames of Mississippi, the other evening.
who we're cOgnizant OF il, but it leaks
through the Times correspondence.
HOW SENATOR AMEs WAS ARRESTED.
Amcs was in the c,ty'or tho purpose Of
attending a private party, tor which pas
time he la much better qualified than for
the duties of the senate chamber. lie had
arrayed himself in most elaborate drcs.
suit, and had Just reached the house of his
friend, which is in Madison avenue, when
atelegram was handed him from his queer.
eyed father.in-law, Ben Butler. The tele.
gram demanded Ames' presence ia Wash
| ington rs soon rs he could get there.
| II was absolutely necessary he
should be IN the capitol by
the following morning. Ames
consulted his watch and interviewed n
railr DAD Timetable. lie uscertained that
he had just thirty.fye minutes In which
to reach the CORTLAND street ferry, and
his carriage would just about do il.
There was no alternative. He excused
himself to his friends, entered his car
rage, and whirlel away. As tho csrriag,
got opposite the Fifth Avenue hotel, wher,
he always stays, II brilliant thought oc
Cured 10 hirn which promised to reliey,
him OF his actual uupleasantness Of wear
ing HE dress suit TO travel in. IL
ordered his carriage n the hotel, sen
ono Of the bell men after another suit o
clothes TO his room, aud then, inviting
J friend who happened to be in the lobb,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31

TnE repeal of the national bankrupt
law 10 earnestly opposed by the business
men Of the South. Louisville aud other
southern cities arc circulating petitions TO
congress, asking an improvement in the
law, instead of its repeal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.

A bill has been introduced IN the Indi-
ana legislature in favor OF compulsory Cd
ucation in tina, state, and it ]. said that
Prof. Biteman, superintendent of public
instruction 10 this state, will recommend
the adoption of y similar system in Hi.
nois. The elements OF the Indiana bill
are briefly these; All children between
the ages OF eight AMI fourteen shall be
sent to school at least twelve weeks in each
year, six weeks OF which attendance AT
school shall be consecutive, provided that
the mental and physical condition Of the
child is not such as to incaplcitate it from
attending school, or that no school lie held
within the distance of one and q half
miles of the home of the child. If the
parent or guardian is not able 10
supply the child with proper clothing or
books, than the township trustees, on
proc! of such tact being made, shall sup
ply the necessary books and clothing.
Children may be exempted from compul-
sorry attendance on public school, how
ever, upon proof that they receive at
home or in some private school, ins,ruc-
ton in such branches OF elementary edu.
cation as are taught in public schools, or
that they have already acquired the same.
Here We have nearly tho substance Of all
bills on the subject Of compulsory educs'
ton, whether in Indiana or elsewhere. l,
presents itself TO our mind as little shor,
Of an absurii.y The right to compel pa
rents to give their children certain
amount OF learning, much or little, j. ont
manife,tly not vested in our Legislators
Tn, assumption OF i. at al! furnishes al
occasion tor the making of laws whicl
either fall = dead letter, or in the attemp
10 enforce them, open ,h
WAY for endless enactment. &
compel their observance on the par, o
the people. The passage Of such bill 4
the one presented in Indiana, gives til
school authorities Of u town o. township
the right to enter the door OF priva,
citizen, to question. him rs 10 the health
the educational requirements Of his Chi
dreni the state Of their wardrobe
whether they have good shoes and stool
ing' and comfortable clothing; whe,h
he ever reads with or to them; teach
them the multiplication table or irforr
their minds with the fac, thu, noun
the name uf a thing and that Was
ington ia the cspitoi OF the Unit
States" If the Indiana compulsory
ucstion bill does not do this II does no
ing, since in the event Of is becoming
law, and Of iLs non-obseryancc, the res,
for such non-Jbservance can be disc
cred only ~ some such means Aga
making it obligatory upon parents 10 {,
their children TO school Tor a certain nj
Der Of weeks in succession, Ia q ri
which our state assemblies have no po
toassune 20 themselves. Parents may n
tho services Of their children sickness
poverty or, other reasons may
aboundantly sufficient to the IL.
Of parents for OBTAINING I
children from school, and though ed,
ton 10 highly desirable scquisi!
bread and butter clothing and fuel
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31
GAOCEklES.

NEW ENTERPRISEl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN
John II. Oberly has reduced the subscrip-
on price of the WEEKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
One Dollar per annum, making 1t the
cheapest paper published in Southern Illinois
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31

actual necessities Of life, and IL often be-
comes necessary TO obtain them even at
the cost Of ncglccting the means to INTEL
iectual requirements.
Nearly every state in the union has a
common school system, the benefits of
which are open to the rich and poor alike,
and the children of both classes largely,
and tho poor almost universally, without
compulsor, profit by the instruction pro-
vided for them. When our legislatures
propose to compel citizens to take
advantage of the opportunities offered by
our system Of public instruction, they are
invading province far removed from
their Jurisdiction.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-31

TnE state of Arkansas has no insane
asylum.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-12-12

INVEST VIRGINIA To At rnres b.,5
w in the le'k office ui he ''n,,rt, C,utt
~ Hampshire County, ON the FIRST Monday in
October 1879
Richard L Payne md Jackson Payne. Plaintiffs
as.
William - Powell Sheriff NJ Ilsmp hire Conn.
u, End rs such Administrator of Travi. pa,re.
dec D Jobu w PAYNE james = PAYNE Tho
mas PAYNE, Francis r Psvrc Charles n
Pa'De. james Ncrrtcken and Amelia 4 liz
wife. iertF ~hirlds, sud The unknown infant
children Of said ienry Shields and Maria lie
late wife who before her marrisge was Maria
Payne, and Eliza J. Payne, Defendants.
IN Ch0UcerI
The object ~ this suit Is ~ obtain sale Of the
real estate Of which Travis Payne died seized i'm
SAll co.. aud - division Of the proceeds OF such
sale money among those entitled thereto after the
payment Of the debts Of said Travis ffanvl a.
mong those entitled thereto. And il appearing
by affidavit that all The defendants exccpt Fran
els +. and Charles u Payne are non-residenfs
OF this state, b is ordered that they do sppear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order aud do what is necessary 10 protect
their interests In this suit ccpy-Tesie.
&. s. WHITE, @. C. c.
Nov. 7, 1873
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INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held
w III The Clerks flee 81 the Comfy Court
OF Hampshire County, on the first Monday in
October. 1873.
The state 81 West Virgins at the relation Of
William Mcdonald. Plaintiff
stephen w. Grace John Daily, and william
Donaldson, Defendants IL btrr
he "'j-ct "f this suit is 10 recover az the i,-
i'ndhnis NE sum Of i"ti'--ix dolrIs with inter-
est nom The 2hh December lrGG TIL paid md
'o atttch the estate ct tie defendants Grace snd
Daily. sufficient 10 pit said SUN nnd iui.t,,t
aud th" cn,ts Of thi suit Aud IL ,pi ,,,rinp
fr"m rflii Wit That The defendants Grace aud
Daily. d. rot reside in ihi. Stat. { is oider.d
that the, d. appear he.c within month after
due publication of tns pidrr ,t d 40 ,b,t +. ne.
cess"ry :" protect their interests 10 this suit
copy -Teste
G. S. WHITE, c. c. c.
Nov. :, 1873
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HAxrDry SlDxrY CoLlros

TINE next session Of this Seminary OF l,srn.
i Jag will commence on Thursday, Septem.
her 4th, 1873
Ilarnpden SIDNEY is situated in Prince Edward
County. Va. within IA few bundled ,nrds "
Union Theological Seminary, aud seven miles
from Fnrn'yiie the nearest depot of The tlnniic,
Mississippi and ohio Railroad The locality Of
the College is most healthy md The community
around distinguished for intelligence aud pieig
There IL nn Grammar or Preparatory school
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July IS, 1873.
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NORTH RIVER
WOODEN EuctOru.

TIVE undersigned. having purchased the Fac
i tory Property furinerly owned by William
Hammock, are now FULLY prepared 10 manufac.
iure all grades OF WOOL iuto GOODS, viz
CdssimerS, Tieee'ts, !Sauimets, Fhlted Lin
scys, Bid"kets, Ftan"els, Linscy for
Dresses, St0cking- Yarns, DC,
and have always on hand such above named
goods TO exchange for Wool, and TO sell for the
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We will manufacture Wool on the halves, into
such goods as desired. Also,
Carding, Pulling and Dyeing
done with neatness and despatch AS we have
beer engaged in this business for "a number OF
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public for a liberal share of patronage
va WOOL received in exchange for GOODS
at the market price, or the Cash paid for il if
desired.
CHAS. w. BOWMAN,
+. A. BOWMAN.
Hnmp. CO., Feb. 10, 1871.
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1870. TAKE NOTICE. 1871
Are You Afflicted or Sickp

An Alternative and Cstbartie. or Tonic sd
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This preparation YVES established IN 1880 sni
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Chicago
IN r. F56rHeg's 8,om Ms,rngr' ElrH
The history ard uses Of The BLOOD CttAWss, ~,
timOuials. and other information, ssut itss Z"
charge. Address
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Ask for Dr = gshrneys Blood Cleanser $50
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD
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The Superior
MOVING DIACHINE.

NIANUFACTCRED bv T Swgxyy co
vi Wheeling. West Va, has been awarded
The first prize al the Vienna Exposition Charles.
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We hsve been telling tire Farmers we had the
hest Machine IN The world 10 UfFsf them, and
here - the proof ihst IL is so.
Please let vs. have you. orders for NEXT sea
son eauy.
KUYKTNDALL & SHEETz,
Romney, July IS 1873. Agents.
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n6rTHE King of Ashantce has 333
wives, and still be is no. happy.

@"FATHER, you whipped mo the 9th
or day for biting Tommy :" eyes, you
hurt him, aud l shall always whip for Bit
Ing" "Well, then, father, wish you
would whip sisters music teacher, for be
bit her on the mouth this morning, and |
know he hurt Der great deal, for she pu.
her arms around his neck aud tried to choke
(7) him."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-12-12

ssy AN old lady describes a genius az
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