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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

DENClLS. -Dixon's Round Gilt Pencils
l. are us good as Fabel's Round Gilt,-some
say better II no better, they deserve favor from
being an American Pencil AT lower prices.
They are made by the Joseph Dixon Crucible
Co., Jersey city. N DE- and we oifer them 10 he
trade AT their NET prices Try them,
GLOHE PAPER co,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12
Books, Stationeru, sc.
200 X 5, STATION merry &C.
SPACIDING a. co

ROOKS, STATIONERY &C
SPAULDING Il co.
Have large stock of Books consisting OF
FAMILY BIBLES,
OF dfferent:sizea ana styles.
Pocket Bibles and Testamcnts, large and small
prayer BOOKS, Hymn Books, Devotional
BOOKS, and all the popular books
Of the day received as soon
as published.
JUVENILE BOOKS AND TOY BOOKS.
Gaines, backgammon Boards, Chess and Checker
Men, &c.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
INITIAL STATIONERY,
FRENCH ENGLISH and
AMERICAN STATIONERY.
of the latest styles, plain and tinted
iNiTIAL STAMPING DOSE TO ORDER
WHITING FLUIDS.
Inks in Black. Violet, Blue and Carmine.
Pens, pen-holders Pencils, States, Pocket Book,
ana wallets, Ladies' POrte-mOnnaies Brack-
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'n SIis, BlacHSing Cases, Ensles Book
ana Boxes in Carved wood,
Match Safes, Writing
Desks and Work
Boxes
Materials for Wax Flowers, Glass shades, Vases.
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Autographs, Steel Engravings
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
special to the Rutland GLOBE
Illness of Geo. w. Harmon. Esq.
BESNINGToN, Sept.

BENNINGTON, sept. IT.
George W. Hartman, Esq. leading law
yer, is lying seriously i'll of typhoid fever
at his residence in this village 1t Is feared
he cannot recover ).
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

DRlNTlNG.-Anything from Card to
~ BOOK, neatly and promptly executed.
We have as good facilities as any other estab-
lishment In the state. II you need anything In
TINS me, give Ms trial. Satisfaction guaian-
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

Number of cars over the different roads-Bos-
ton ana Lowell s3, Fitchburg 20. Total 1913.
Prices of market Beef-A few choice $40;
extra - 40 "a 9 30; first quality s. "a $50; sec
ond quality s6a7 80; third quality s4@5 80.
Prices of store cattle-WOrking oxen n pair,
from 500, $3.50, s200a 225
Mich cows and calves from $500 go; extra 65
@sO. FarrOw Cows sl5a30.
IearllngS slOn Is Two years old S2Od rs three
years old s8Oa45
Swine-Northern dressed hogs, &c n h.
Prices OF sheep and lambs-ln lots, wool sheep
SO 30, 50, 81 80 81 % each extra - @52b h head,
on from 4i[m6isc q ~.
Spring lambs 6aTc q h.
Veal Calves si@15.
Prices of hides, tallow and skins-Brghton
hides sc d ID; country hides s19c D. ID.
Brighton tallow 5s5ac = ID; country tallow
''I Pets 4 80 soag 80 each.
Lamb skins boa75c each; calf skins iGta lsc
. p Ii.
CLASSIFICATION or CATTLE AND SHEEP.
n. b. Beef-Cholce grades includes nothing
but stabilized 100 to 400 lbs bulocks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two ana three year old steers.
sheep-EXtra includes cossets, and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Catte-I94 head of cattle was the sum total
at this market, which Is over 1000 head less than
last week. With this light supply the trade
seemed to be comfortably fair and prices held
at last wees rates. The supply consisted OF
beef cattle principally, from nice well fatted
steers to the more ordinary grades. Two con-
Hathaway SWIFT, loads to Woodbridge &
Cook From the North the last lots were
handled by 4 IIoughton and q w Brownell,
sold steers TO dress 600 MS each, at sNc i y,
ID w heifer, To dress 100 MS, at 10 q lb, ID w.
lIoughton 4 Wilcox sold II three year old steers,
| To dress $50 lbs each, at s1c three year old
steers TO dress 700 bs each, at Sc 2 prime oxen,
to dress 1850 ihs, al Toe 2 D., "; steers, to
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12
Ihc Rutland DAILY 6lobr
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER l2. 1873.
ARRIVAL Asp DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ARRIVAL Avn DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE At Ru1IASp.
from Bellows Falls, ian 4 1890 a. H.. -2:20 a
fs.35 p. IN.
" Burlington l2:lO & ii;92 q. M, 1884 IS 900
y. IN.
" Port Henry, 1882 n. III
" Bennington, fi2Os p. M, ls9d /, g.g5 p.
IN.
d" Saratoga, 'll:45 a. M, 1900 p. IN.
" salem, l:4O 1890 o. m, $40 +.1h p. mr..
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
'Jr Bellows Falls 1880 f4:30 a. m. 'i2:l0S 1000
y. IN.
burlington, l:I3 Il $40 u. m. 2.'iO q h:0h r.
IN.
" Port Henry, b:05 p. IN.
" Bennington, 1900 q 1880 Il. ill.,, Is l2:25 y. IN.
" Saratoga $500 a. M, Il $3.50 p. IN.
Salem, 2.10 & 1900 a. M, 1900 a 1900 j. IN.
Mail Train tMlNed.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

ANHSIllRES,
LIST premium, b II Greene, Rutland, bull
Motuck, years old, $50
2d premium, w Il Beach, Salisbury,
bull, Argyle, years old, $l2.
Sd premium, Isaac T Paris. Fairfax,
Lord Mar, 3 years old SO.
! premium, Peter IeCaire, Winooski !;
Duke of Thorn, years old, @l2.
I'd premium, + ID Sherman, Clarendon,
bull, . years old, 81.
LIST premium, Charles Sanford. Orwell,
bull Duke of Hebron, years old 81
I'd premium, l. $ Drew, Burlington, Sir
Archy, / year old, So
LIST premium, L S Drew, Burlington, bull
calf Bismarck, "a
Cd premium, Peter lie Clair, Winooski,
bull calf John, $3
3D. premium, Isaac r Paris, Fairfax, bull
calf, SO
LIST premium, Charles Sanford, Orwell,
COW years old, Countess, $40
I'd premium, l. S Drew, Burlington, COW
years old, Lady Jane, $40
Sd premium, n d Kidder, Fairfax, COW
years old, Beauty 80
LIST premium, l. Drew, Burlington, 500
I'd premium, Isaac Il Paris, Fairfax, W,
list premium, l. S Drew, Burlington
! heifer years old, 81.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

Including all articles of light machinery.
w w Gibbs, Petcrboro, y H.. matches,
casters for sewing machines, premium 50.
Pardon Bushnell, Waitsfield. portable
cider press, premium $40
Dewey Il Dewey, East Poultncy, two
seat extension top carriage. premium SO.
l. G Kingsley, Rutland, Lawn mowers.
premium $40.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-12

Beef fore ar Z Ii 1874 IA Pork whole hog 2 III $
mind 10 Mutton .l2k1+
Mess T. bbl sl6d 90 Lamb r ID l6e
Plate $1,000 Veal, carcass r ID l2k
CoAL.-AIarket firm and In good demand AT
5.to"6.5o for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29
AMENDMENlS To THE SCHOOL
LAW,

Mr. Newton Ba,eman,w WHO'S .gperintend-
mt d! public Instruction in I'll. state and
very expensive luxury 10 the people, ha,
'sued ciroular-he is always issuing cir
,ulars--,o inform all whom 1t may concern
that the school law has been amendci--or
rather, as he puts it thst No Amendments
20 the school law have Yet been made bs
he Legislature, except Us follows:
81. From aud after July |, 1873, any
woman, married or single, Of the age IT
~ years aud upw.rd,, and Possessing the
qualifications prescribed for men, viii be-
eligible to any office under the general Or
special school laws Of .hi- s,a,e.'
~. The two-mill state school tax is sL-
p,fseded by direct appropriation OF the
sum Of one million dollars annually, us h
a,a'e fund for school pIrposes, to be rai.ej
ny general tax, with other state reve-
nIes
Nj Newton B,temaR, the expensive
Injury, ha. r'qlested county .uperinleud.
| suits OF schools to cause the in(1rmu.
uon aOove set forth, to be made known to
me people Of their respective counties
nd Mr., John G, White. ia compliance
with this request, has requested "a. 10 pub
n land obng., which req Iest We yer,
,heer'ully hereby comply with.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29
OUR PAST AND PRESENT POSI-
TION On THE NEGRO.

The Springfield journal SAYS the
Mound City journal tries 10 make US
'eoI bad hy saying "A few year since
he meaning u. was one OF the most cx-
IRENE editors Of the southern chi,alrytype
and he WAS ssrglin that freedom wa. fl
curse TO the black. and abolition the ruin
Of the country" We are an attentive
reader Of the Mound City Journal, but
he sentence above quoted never met our
eye until we saw 1t IN the columns of our
Springfield cutemporary.
Need We say We were surprised 10 learn
E7at any per'on could have mi,appreb.u
led our record Ms the journal has? ".
ere OF the opinion that sc need not W..
never took 10 chivlry--nsgorl In our
youthful days We lAborcd for sometime
under the Memphian delusipn tina. It Wa.
The duty Of n gentleman to sho,tany other
gentleman wac looked crns,-eyrd at him
COAT n was a stupid fellow who insisted
that to intimate that n gent.en n
was mistaken was not an insult demand.
ing that the insinuator should be iufpedI.
,tely prepared for his coilin; and. brsiIes
We had other such notions; but that wasn't
ehiVairy It was only step IN the d,reg.
ton Of chryalry. After We arrived in
Ca'rn, the gentle Influences OF this enlirh,
enrd community drove away from US all
'Sngllnsry thought one;
aud 10 short time We be-.
came a mock and humble doy0tce Of the
non-com5aran, doctrine and there may
we remain forever
But enolher charge remain. unanswered
The journal says, in it, rockies, WAY.
that we were saugurne that freedom ", u d
be u curse to the blacks, and tina, the nbo.
litionists would ruin the country. II the
q journal had known US in our boyi,h davs
this charge never would have been made
Alta very early age, before we began To
count life by years, we announced ourself
In favor Of human freedom and eoual
rights, and nominated the colored states
man Hon Stmbo Plnchbsck, then in his
hrsI boots, for president in
1891 - as tbs successor Of Gen. Grant
whose greatness We anticipated
and whose three terms. even at that day.
We prophecie1. The 6r., word. our in-
'an'ils lips uttered were free soll," and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

We have received from the State
Journ,l company, volume OF the law
,assed by tee late session Of the general
,.sembIy. 1t is neat volume. Every
4wyer, justice of the pesce, etc. should
ave n copy. Price only 81 50. Orders
hould be addressed to the journal Com
any, Springfield, Illinois The Chicago
Legal News says y: this edition: 1T j.
q .he usual style Uf the state edition. Az.
'yroptiate head notes are prepared /"
each act. The general assembly uC-
journed on the 6tn inst; the copy wac
placed in the hands Of the printer on the
following Saturday the COMPOSITION,
commenced work Oh Monday, the l2lh.
aud in ten days after, We had the volume
complete on our table. The last sheet. OF
the state edition were delivered to tic
binder on Wednesday last. The Jour
nal Company has shown commeudabi,
enterprise IN printing this volume 10 80
short time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

TUX blessed old boy of the CarbonGn,p
observer has discovered that Judyr
Crawford, being a director Of the Cairo
ana S1. LpuIs railroad company. NAV in
ease he lie re-elccted to the bench. prs,,da
10 cAses in which the COMPANY |. in,o,
s''ed and decide sgains, the Interest," =,
'hs people IL some person would ssvt,
a'm that's Judge cannot preside in case
"a the result Of which he is interested #,
s'y way our good old friend nigh, ba
. ''svsd' But, il Luce were NO, MI
. e"d be woult n conceal the fac, f,oro
he public thA; Judge duff ia ON. % ,ha
eid-.ius lawyers wis are wsddsd 10 ~
doctrine Of vested rights, and ha, All ~.
p iudioes on the sid, Of norono,,a.
vhsIs Jadge Crawford stsh,, wi,bIn -,
2" Of the progressive men q The A.
BIZ = 100 10 no. fair, and can't "a W.
ssauis bin to The tender mercies u ,bs
AsseIfal Barton. Wv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

NJ. AtugsT OF Munich, B,vara' Mss
,runght to great perfection the new "ft IN
photography, called the gelatine pro'e q,
" which photograph printing !. rendered
ndepenLent Of the suns direct ass'''S"' .
a thousand copie. being struck of 6y the
use Of ordinary printers ink in The time
ccupi,d in executing lev dom Iy
means Of sun printing Tbs process, It i'
aid, bids fair to ,uPersede lith'sr7phN
nd in many cases. steel engraving. 10
printing. a common hthographic press l.
u.ed and the operation Is tie same as u"
be p,otur,ioo Of Autographs indeed,
avs a writer, the pictures combine TIE
Qualities of the Autograph With the deli
.ncy Of the steel engraving and the accu-
Acy Of the Photograph.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

A LADY named Ms, Lewis has beeI
peiitiOnel BY many citizens Of Spring
Heid 10 become indicate for superin-
tendrn. Of puolio schools Of S,ug,mor
county. Haven, We = lady in Alexander
who ssPires 10 the position ? Alex ,ndr-
elected the 6rsi colored man to Office il
Illinois, ard why no: keep in advance ana
cleo, 10 Office the first woman elected H.
the s,ste2 Can't somebody .ugges, SON.
sersi'le, sound.mind,d ms,run for this OIL
fcer
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

THE Presbyterian general assembly j.
nov in session in Baltimore. Francis J.
Abbot, editor Of tue Index, p Per put.
it,ned in Toledo, Ohio, and winch is the
ryan Of the Liberal CHRISTIANS, circu-
aled circular on the floor OF the general
assembly on the Twenty.fourIh INST.
which very naturally shocked tba, siaid
lody and angered it TO ~ great degree
:. such q religious body could he sngerei
lhe spirit Of the circular was like that Of
Gne Index which advocates the abolish
nent Of all Christian ooseryances on the
'S,bbath, the dismissal Of chaplains the
exclusion Of the bible from the schools,
he repeal Of oil law. looking 20 the cL-
3 fOrcement Of Carislian morals etc.
rhe paper, AS soon a. its distribution va.
discovered, was stopped, Of cour,c, and the
assembly, when it had recovered from
he s.iouishment the wickednes, and the
,upud nee Of Abbot coca oned proceeded
% pray for the sinner as the on " thing
LIT TO DO for hin.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

THE ~tair J ,Ifua a., correct sp1rc
citation Of the State Press Association. A..
cordipg 10 The Journal the meetings ui
the association are tor the express purpos'
OF having good .ime-a jolly time. The!
are snnu,l drunks-good spree., 10 which
the devil OF in,sup-rance RACES like hum
cry lion seeking whom he may deyour
and csiching wilhJu, difficulty, the la.l
mother, sou 4 al editor or dead beat who
attends the sessions 81 the association.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

monday occurs the Judicial
s'seI'ons IN this state. In many of Ii,
circuits there is much e1ci,emen, cre,,.o
by the f.rmers' movement. and i, ,b.
FINN district feeling is running very high
Judge Ltwrencr present chief Justice /. b
candidate Tor re-electrrn, and N oppo,irio
the iarmers and anti.monupoiist, hav,
nominated man By the name Of Cruig
Out 'hey are not uLIIed These farmer.
nave, we fear talked more than thu,
meant, aud will allow themselves TO b.
o'erreaehed by the very men they hayr
oeen Aou''hg. Thsro il not railroad
Apoiog'st In the Fifth di.,rie, who will
not vote tor Lawrence, and they will
carry with them thousands Of Ia, farmer.
But every movement must have com.
N ,ncemen'.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

Ats special meeting ct the c'ty tounci.
held yesterday afternoon, The BrLLHT
received the city printing for one yea
from date Of contrast. Nellis was alone b.
bis opposition The bid was fcsrfully !. |:
Toe 'Sul' tried one Of II; sharp trics,- n
resly mean trick - but clipped up %.
usuzI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

THs BULLgr,s printing office has beef
considerably ENLARGED during the pa.
month. and We bsve now every facility
for doing Ill the printing for all the prin,
ing.wauting people Of southern Illinois
and q, price. - low u those Of any cit!
in the West.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29
rom MOORE, TnEIRIsH POET.

Ninety-iuur years ugJ yesterday Dab
ln, Tom Moore was Uorn. Like ~. Pat
rick, he came Of decent people lie
was entered t.. student al Trinity col.
lsge 10 1893, when he acquired knowl-
edge Of French aud Italian, but showed
little aptitude for the classics or solid
earning OF any kind. Various oIes.
rhyme, etc, from has pen, appeared in
pIuhc while be WAS 10 Trinity college.
where be graduated in 1899. Tao ambi.
tIon Of h, parents led them to select the
sw rs the life work in mich lie should
Engage he went to E-g.aud ana
studied in the Middle Temple, but he
mad already become attached to literature
as more congeuial pursuit, and never
praciIcei hi, profession. H., early poems
gained him a reputation Ia the fashionable
society Of London, and he found himself
he iavOrite Of the men and the ion among
Tue women At Holland House, Lsn..
down House. and other abOdrs wucre con.
srrgatcd tue wealth, the wit aud tue
beauty OF English society In the beginning
of the nineteenth century. Through the
inGlvnce Of high born and Influential
friend, Moore Wa. appointed TO tue
post Of registrar 10 the admiralty
court Of Bermuda, ia which capacity he
served iJr short time the business Wa.
un,Uitpd TO his tastes, and be placed u sui.
stllute ~ tue position and IN the spring Of
1874 he made II tour to the United States
j Jefferson was president ant the "rrpuO-
lIcan simplicity of American men aid
tn.prr-s wee 80 -rr-----.-A -, .a.-
Irish poet whose notions Of II e vrfe
moulded in tie brilliant atmosphere of
The hisLgs. society ia England. He Re-.
.urued there, and IN volume of ode.
and EP.t.e', shortly after published,
his opili i American society. etc.
were gwen wlhou, coucealment
TINS circumstance indirectly led
TO bis lifelong friendship with
Lore Byron, who, in hi, English Bard.
and scu.ca R,ylewer.,' pointed hi, -ar.
casm At Moore ami Jetfrey, wno had
fought MI "uubioO!y duel on account If
tie tart CRITICISMS of the latter on NJ ore.
wv
s,.m wa. r-,.ntet ,y u,',. ,., a.. 49,
Ge'in. Terminated N r.c,o,,,,a,,.a .,.
lasting friendship.
of hi. mora e,,ho-.,o uo,l. arm
! ,H,okhu w,.th. o,.u,,.bh..n.,.v
t,em,st nancy and ,ho 49,,
wa, written in lsi,. h., - ~
e}l5o. =, co.. nn,,,.,a. 3. ,.,-
I,,.rc.n,.d Lana. 49,
p..,,.., -, r,o,,.. ,,-..u,n,.'v
w.. r.c.,y.t .i,h -,
u.,, ,t,.,u,,h g. "''
year .r,. F,d... -, ~ 80 JUG
| .l.,, a.,,,..,....... a. wa
Par. ''''''" !"
He married =, 1s,, M, ,
,aec,f,p,,, husband ,nd r,,b. ~ ~, a"
DO, .,i.l, .-,'I 'i'' ''-
A.. ro., ono .,o Ia 49,. 'o''
80 Wv '''' ~" !" '"e I''''H military
''''''' III A's''I' ana another dled Vi
coh-umpN'h "a lsi=. lore reached the
nge of seyenty-thrre sLIltelInl.y A..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

THE Caro- aud 81 Luui, Railroad com
psny is now running cars from East Ga
rondn to Columbia, Attica, Waterlor
Burksv'lle, Cambria, Rcd But, BALDWIN
Houston and Sparta, for the sccommodu-
ton OF passengers and freight. As soor
as the road !. completed to Murphysb lrn.
Jackson county, work wall be commehceu
81 tits end Of The road A week ago ,h,
road had been flushed to within ten mile,
OF that place. The bad weather ha,
greatly delayed the work, but it will b.
completed oy the arsl Of september neIt
from 81. LOU. to Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

down with slavery" The JournsI "
mlsls Ken in its man,
But let US be candid and confess that
our youthful idess Of the blessings oil iree-
dom are not being fully realized we
fear freedom will prove curse 10 the
blacks as class, and that their late Win
shackles of will be as lamentabie II,
their condition was under the Old regime
OF the oyer.eer ard BIZ. lash. 1t Is true
the colorod people might, if they knew
how, soon become prOspjrJus citiz snsi
but, inf ited by the possession of their
new rights, they have gone up like tt
balloon aud are A,uuug at a dangerous
height, threatening to descend They are
without ballast TO be thrown out to
make their descent easy and not danger
us. They have become politicians, AID,
althout political knowledge follow
leader. who care nothing tor their we'll
being aud will lead them finally, We fear,
INTO ruin.
The BULLETIN, which is the friend OF
all men, has often heretofore warned the
eo!urei tneu Of the dangers they are in
i the folly Of listening TO the advice of
the politicians, and particularly the polI-
ticIsns In this neck of woods. II they
would take the advice Of Tue BULLETIN
draw, as it were, from these column, the
milk Of political wisdom, they might
political babes that they are--grow into
healthy political manhood aud become
politicians, strong ipthe right. and, a. =
Consequence, confident Of the inf.hibility
OF The BULLEuS as political monitor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

A NUMBER OF the newspapers Of thi.
state den1unce the general assembly be.
Cause at iis late session there were only
few bills passed, while the Kentucky On
pers are denounc,r 9 the legislature Of tina
state because at its late session So msuy
bills were passed. "The secret Of IL,
'unropulariIy Of the general assembly
of K-ntucsy,' Gays the Paducah Ken
tucklsn "mty be found ia the statement
that at its last session it passed eleven
huhdfed and nineteen ac:s.n Editor,
are class of men d,th uit TO please.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

TaE following dangerous coun,erfeits
are ia circulation: TIE sreenback $50 ha,
been made 10 look like 'nuine, by past
ing on portrait Of Hamilton cut from n
genuine 81 till. There are also danger.
Gus $40 g,eenhacks, dated March 10, 1856!
check letter Is also dangerous $40 bill.
same date, aud - Of same date. Tier,
ore also $40, National bank of Poughkeep
se, New YORK, and Farmers and Manu-
f.cturers National bank Of same plac.
aud 81, Westche,,er County Nationa
back, Prskskll, NV York, aud $40
RJme, New York.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

Tgs board Of raiitUsd and wsrohous
commissioners met IN the state cspiiu'
on Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29

THg State Sunday School convention :
now in session in Springfield Bttweer
three AMI four hundred delegate At.
present..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29
TEAMS ov THE Dali, BULLETIN:

Rs,pr,o matter on every page of Tn
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