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FOR SALE

I"y CRAP, lot II, block a., lst addition. on
Iwenty-lirst street, nl,g cgg1gs ylsiisqr.
III splendid condition; hall aud three rooms
ana kitchen, good ci,tern, stables and out.
houses. Apply TO J, q. HARMON * Co..
Real Estate Agents.
March %. 1873. 3.21.ow
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Charles Boyd, ieweler, lately in the EN-.
p!oy Of Taber Bros, jewellers OF this city.
after abusing the confidence Of his employ.
ers and stealing whatever he could, took adj
vantage OF the darkness between two days
10 leave the city. Boyd il an Engishman
by birth and about thIrty-ilye year. OF age
Of genteel appearance; large, fun, light blue
eyes, and is about i've feet three inches
high. He L. especially fond OF talking Of
his muscular powers, prize ring., etc. lie is
apassable engrsver and jeweler, but thor
oughly dishonest and unworthy the con-
Gdence Of the trade.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

a pleasant, cheerful room, situated on
seventh street between Walnut street and
Commercial avenue, TO be used A. a sitting
and sleeping room. Apply 10
b. +. BURNSIDE.
J-Jgu c. and V. railroad office.
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TERRIBLE DEATH
SAW I'D ALMOST IN TWO-THE CERE
BRO-sPlNAL MENINGITIS.

BEO-sPlNAL MENINGITIS.
We are indebted 10 Mr. James :. Morris.
OF tllin, for information concerning the
horrible death of an employe Of the firm Of
which Mr.. Mori- is a member. William
Cane was employed in the capacity Of saw.
yer, ana on Friday last, while at work saw.
ing lumber was caugh, by the circular saw,
and cut almost in two, and died almost in.
,tantly.
the same source we learn the dreaded
disease, cerebro-spinal meningitis Ia. made
It's appearance in the vicinity Of ullin, and
that several deaths have occurred.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

viii pay $50 reward for information that
VIII lead TO the detection and conviction of
the persons who set fire TO or caused the
burning Of my house on the morning OF the
10th inst.
o--'-'t. WAl. I, SCOTT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

John \. Parker, farmer living near Villa
Ridge, died on Thursday, March ~, Of con.
sumption. He was member Of the
Methodist church, and the funeral sermon
was preached by the Rev. u. b. Turncv.
yesterday al villa Ridge.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

VIII be sold TO the highest bidder. on the
fret day of April next. the house and lot on
the corner Of Tenth and Walnut streets.
3-lltd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

By unanimous vote of the directors,
COL u. A. Nealc was elected president of
inc Cairo and Tennessee River rail-
road. "ln the election of Mr.. n. AZ the
president of this road says the Mayneld
Democrat we think the directors made u
wise selection, and chose the right man for
the important and responsible position. His
woll-known zeal and energy, argues well for
the success Of the enterprise. upon which
depends the future growth and prosperity
of our town, and of making it an important
railroad center. We consider the election
OF Mr.. Neal as great compliment to our
town and county, and we trust our people
will with united effort and a liberality
worthy of them, assist the president in car
rying out this great work. We are fully sat
isiied if the enterprise fails, 1t will be no
fault of his
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

ON the testimony of two coorcd witnesses
who swore they had seen pistol with a
brown handle in the right hand of Elder
shores under the tail OF his coat. this rever-
emu missionary Baptist minister wa, ycster-
day fined five dollars and the costs for carry
ing concealed weapons. We had n CONVEX
sation with Elder shores yesterday, and he
assures us that though he is prosecuted. lac
Is not cast down he feels that the right is
on his side and in the end lac will triumph
over his enemies Even while he feel. right
eous Indignation against the misguided sin.
ners who are arrayed against him, his heart
bleeds for the excluded members OF his
Hook who persist in SHINING against hight.
Only one hundred and twenty-five members
were excluded last year, Elder Shores in-
forms us. AMI II is this handful who are en-
gagged In the crusade against him. His own
members stand firm a. adamantinc rock for
their pastor and will continue 30 TO the end.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

IT Is whispered that q certain welI-known
post-oflce clerk in thi. city, is shortly 10 be
married TO an estimable young lady Of Madi-
son, Indiana.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30
The sbawneetown Mercury say. the,

The sbawneetown Mercury says these
goods words Tor our state representative
Few members OF the Illinois general Assem-.
bly, understand themselves better than Hon.
John oberly, Of the Cairo district. In maj
body he IL recognized a. gentleman of d..
tinguished ability. He has complete posscs.
sion Of all his faculties. lie knows when 10
talk, what 70 cay, and when TO quit. and
seems generally TO be on the right side Of ali
questions affecting the vital interests Of the
state. II matters not what portion Of The
state 10 10 be benefited, lie Possesses liberal.
ity SUFFICIENT 10 rise above petty jeslousies
or selhshness. Such man is an honor TO
his constituents yea, an honor 10 the state
aud be viii make his mark.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

Wepublish to-day the proceedings Of the
railroad convention held at Mayield, Ken.
lucky, last week, 10 the exclusion Of ether
matter. The subject Is one Of interest to all
our citizens.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30
FOR CITY CLERK.

We are authorized 10 announce Michael
J. Howley rs a candidate Tor reelection for
the office Of city clerk, at the ensuing mu.
nicipal election.
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FOR SALE.

olier for sale my entire livery stable
Eorses, busgies and harness-chcap Tor cash.
sale will be closed by the 10Th inst.
3-Oti. MILES W. PARKER.
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+. NJ. Ward Is now prepared to deliver the
best of sawed and split hickory wood 10 any
part of the city. Also all kinds Of wood and
coal Away, on hand. 3.25 t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

The place TO buy wall paper and window
shades is No. . Sixth street, opposite Win
ter's block, where you can buy cheaper
than any place in the city. II. ABLE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

Dr. Taber's lecture at the Athyncum last
evening was instructive, and showed VERY
careful study Of his subject. The audience
IN point OF numbers was not a. large q, il
should have been. The doctor viii lecture
tonight again. when, il Is 10 be hoped.
there will be a large attendance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

The body OF Arthur smith, drowned by
falling overheard from the Ike HsInmitt a
lew days ago. has not yet been recovered.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30
CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, SUNDAY, MARCH 3d. 1873
EOIl RENT.

-Four light, airy and commodious bushes:
Offices. Enquire at +. Cuhl's new building
No. 10 Ohio levee. 2.2stf
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There viii be street preaching At . O'Clock
this evening, at the corner Of Tenth and
Walnut streets, by the Rev. William
Mitchell.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

Envelopes furnished and printed at tho
BULLETIN OFFICE at 50 to IS per thousand
SCOT
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FOR SALE.

The stock and fixtures OF my news stand.
Cal ana see. ii. &. LoFLIN.
3-2j-lw
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Fifty thousand envelope. just lived a,
the BULLETIN Office. If
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

ON Monday March q, 1873, W. +.
sehuekers took charge Of the city circula-
ton ofTHE BULLETIN. and he /, entitled 10
collect all subscriptions for paper. delivered
by carrier since that date.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

Remember DR.. Taber's lecture at The
Atheneum this evening.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30

DIR. Condor, of Anna, was in the city yes
terday.
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SACRED CONCERT

The brick store, (2jxl0OJ Ill Commercial
avenue. Apply TO DIR. Wardner. 3.C-lm
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Yesterday was very pleasant.
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SACRED CONCERT,
At John schcers Washington. hall, to.
morrow Sunday evening, at < O'Clock.
3-91.1t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18

pa
Judge Anderson, Of Natchez, dur
the trial of an important case,
|sred the District Attorney into
lt'dy and put a fine of fifty dol.
on him for refusing to close the
+ instsal Of opening it; the Dis
Attorney insisting he had the
At to manage the case for his eli
the State, as he might think best.
Pesms that Governor Powers, by
fgraph, RENTED the fine and Or
I'd the sheriff to release the Dis
Attorney, whereupon the Judge
cred the sheriff to execute biz
q at the peril Of q heavy fine
Pouncing the action Of the Gov
~ H4
or as a high handed outrage, say.
;4W Governor Powers was il
! city Iwould send him TO jail
|nelp me God. / would let hin
0W that | would not permit tn
Ealty ofthis court to be trample'
asf foot. will not say yet wha
Oe my course. l may orde
Clerk to issue an execution fe
arrest ofthe Governor. Befol
court adjourns / will detcrmiu
Iat course | shall take"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18
The Now and Why.

sudder changes Of weather canuo, always be
guarded against even by the mos, prudent, and
In spite Of the utmo., care we find that In esr-
tain seasons Of the var inauentas, coughs
eoids and similar diseases are SO common A.
almost TO be regarded as epidemic. These dis
eases are by no means devoid Of danger, and
the ne glected hacking cough which has been
passed by because II was only an annoyance
and gave no positive pain, unfortunately too
frequently becomes chronic or terminates in
consumption, and leads slowly or rapidly as
the case may be to the grave. Watch, there
fore, nature warning, and consider a cough or
cold as the rap Of alarm given by Death at the
outer door. Mansdeld's Hungarian Bslsam Of
Life has been acknowledged by the most emf
nent physicians to be the Eost carefully pre-
pared remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs that has ever been offered to the public
and the formula, the ingredients Of which are
printed upon the wrapper Of each bottle, are
well known when obtained good and pure tC
be the very finest in the whole materis medica
for complaints of this class, Proud of tn,
reputation Mansfeld's Hungarian Balsam o.
Life has obtained, the proprietors spare neither
pains or expense to keep this excellent remed,
up to its high standard Of purity and strength
and sufferers will do well to give it an homes
trial.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18
Current Items.

James M. Smith was inaugurated
Governor of Georgia Saturday.
At New Haven, Connecticut, Mrs.
Sherman has confessed to the pois-
oning Of eight persons.
The telegraph reports general
mild weather and rain throughout
the recent snow-bound region.
The last oars product Of all the
iron works and nincf in Missouri
amosnted to oysr : million and
quarter TONS
1t is understood that all the con
duc.ors of the Harlem Railroad hav'
rendered their designations in conse
ouenee of an order requiring then
to keep eheck-books OF their re
ceipts, aud give a punched ticket t
each passenger paying fare.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18

NV IDEA.-We notice from the
Times that the ladies Of that
fg have got up a new kind of en-
1t is called "Cravai
liable" The chief feature is that
by lady who attends is expected
bring with her a cravat made u
same material of the dress she
PRS. All the cravats are deposit,
in a box and every gentlemaa
be for one, and it is understood
he will pay exclusive attention
evening to the lady whose dress
ches the cravat.
bis i. a new, but a very good
!. 1t is a step in the right direc'
!. We suggest that our ladies
this first, and then get up
i" sociable on the same plan, t
followed by a "pants party
Pre- will be no lack of gentleme,
AL
attend Auch sociables. At tn,
pr party Dolly Warden calicoe'
|uld be ignored.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18

syxproMs.-Slight pain in the side, the skin
and eye assume a thick yellow coat, digestion
is impaired, an unpleasant sinking sensation
at the pit of She stomach is experienced, the
bowels are irregular, the mind %fretful, the mem
ory weakened, sometimes a slight cough cold
ness Of the hands and feet, sometimes loss oil
appetite, and at others unnatural craving fol
food, dizziness Of the head, depressed spirits,
feeling Of uncertainty, Of having left some
thing nndone, b / cant tell what it Is. Take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, II will re-
move all unpleasant feelings and make you
well
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flnh Rale.

All Parties sho Jsslf 70 fscsiys
Il PaseIA srAa sts cheaper rate
h.s the regular pfies, should farm
/ elsb Of Gvs and sshd - he motsy
i sassscs, shish wili sHiiils the
E.b Of gssssf up Of i 10 30 extra
Eunber. We require The cash 10
Lds,nes 90 oil such Subscriptions.
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aBriek" Pom eroy sends US his
compliments of the season, with a
copy Of Pomeroy's Democrat, With
the request to announce the resump-
ton Of publication Of the Democrat.
"Brick" says: "From this time on
the Democrat will BE- lively, even
for those who do not like it, aud in
all respects a very independent news
paper"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18

la TRULY SAD AccIDENT.-On Fri
N last, while the cars were being
bved on the side-track at Court
BID, q little son Of Mr.. B. I. Brown,
in front Of one, and was knocked
der, and had one of his legs SO
bly crushed it had to be taken off.
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READ TINE ENIpENCl.

CoyIyaroS, KY, Nov, 6, 1871.
Messrs. Mansfield b Higbse-Gents: Last
month, when passing through your city, ! pro-
cured six bottles Of your Hungarian Balsam Of
Life, for the use of my sister, who was suffering
from lung disease, contracted last winter, She
bad all the symptoms of a rapid decline-the
hectic cough, pain in the chest, night sweats,
debility, and general disturbance Of the sys-
TEN. Duiiug the spring and summer she had
tried every remedy she could hear of, but had
become completely dishearlened. Upon my
return home she commenced using your Hun
garian Balsam, according to directions, freely
taking eight or ten doses daily. The result
has been very gratifying. Her cough is about
gone, the pain in the breast ceased before she
had used two bottles, as also her night sweats
She has gained in strength and really consid-
ers herself cured. | can assure you, sirs, we
shall ever feel grateful that you furnished us
with the Balsam, as we know 1t has proved to
be more than you claim for 1t.
Very truly yours, Us. WALTERS.
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House and Lot for Sale.

nave a residence in the town Of
iuls that ! wish to sell or rent
sesen rooms, all necessary out
nses, and in good state of repair.
% terms, apply to
|sniSu A. IL. Caldwell.
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The business done in the Chan
nv C,ur. has been light this week.
Es have among the attendants,
bwever, several prominent citizens
other counties, among them Maj.
|hslmers, Col. Stands, and Mr.. Nc
bendon of DeSoto, Col. w. L. Ar
bibald, of Oxford, and Mr.. J. B.
bottle, Of Tallahatchie.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

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Divine service will be held in the
Iourt room tomorrow By Rev. 7.
\. Cs.ksy. Pastor Of the Christian
khufcb.
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Wanted.

\ responsible party wishes to pur-
|ss an improved place in this
luty containing not less than 80
more than 100 acres. Parties
(nng to sell viii do well to con-
With me upon the subject.
FREEMAN RANDOLPH,
Attorney-at>La Sardis, Miss.
hnlS,2t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18

I'VE republish the lien law passed
the last term ofths Legislature at
i request Of a large number of our
Strons.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18

Parties indebted " ne for sub.
or advertising must come
and pay us, as we cannot
ford to carry over accounts longer
ban one year. Our subscribers are
bry generally paying up, but there
b yet many behind, and we desire
\ 10 make settlements this winter.
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Il a Ffnsgaaf sfei chef ths
akf ofths rffai hatm Hii.
sever b uatasami &C. fhs lss 81 fl E
Coasfaas aHaI Cammliiis
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D a. KrscHboE. n. p,,s oAA
.Kinchloe s. Wright,
- COTTON MARKET.

We furnish below the quotations Of prices OF
cotton corrected weekly BY s. H.. Gunter'
wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods end
groceries. -.
The quotations are Of the market on Fri
day, the 18th:
Ms Tsrk Harriet.
Cotton-Middling 2olc and dull.
Lsssvrsef MARKET.
Middling urlands l0d and dull
JusmSAss Jusrkss.
Co,ton-middling l9lcents; low middlin
isic.
Ssr1ts MARKET.
cottou-middling 1oalslci low middllnI
1ssai9c; low and dusty from Il 10 Tic. MAJ
ket dull, and declining
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ExTnA SPEfIAL NOTICE.
Beware OF Countorfeits


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SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
TIE gssass sftisis mssf hsss ~ taha bells
pfltsss aamp ~ ssh heifs ~ tstn nsii
qaiy has Ne tight % msnuf,ffass sai ssli ne
afisiasl feha ] Saith Taaie syrup u Loa.s
viils. ~. g~taaihs veil ne shsi % sash
bottle 10y private stasnf u aaf IN stsh hst
us, De- not Fafehsss. o. yaa wN 10 ssesissl
See ny eulana advertisement ssi ny sh0w
card vii pfgsseuts say uss ianiaeax on
my right The Ffassas Smifh Tohif syrup
can oely he prepared BY mysslf
he pablie : %seFvasi,
pa JOHN BILL.
toruvtts, Nov. 5, isGa nesso
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Fhe weather has been very pleas
and delightful for the past week,
il yesterday, when it turned very
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Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to relate
OF a new magic lantern that come out o.late;
This / will do the ladies to please,
The lamp is nice inside, packed with-cotton.
It Is certainly wise to make this rhyme,
Just come along and be in time
to get yourself one to escort your
lady to church. would like to tel
you more about it, but it's night.
j. P. RYAN.
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Ch maLIl pmh Star.
Nellfs.

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|. Louis Stencil and Steel Letter Works

Il AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Stencil Brands, Paints and Brushes Burning
Brands, Steel Stamps, A~lphabets and Figures
Baggage Checks, Door Plates, Woed Gn,s
Badge Wax Seals, Hand Stamps, with ms
and Pads. Ribbon Stamps Of every yarle'yI
linking Ribbons Marking Wheels, Stencil
Tools, and all materials, \ .rrp
7 SOLE Az, nts for the NEW YORK DAIhh
.he best Ribbon Stamp in use. 33 81 3
L1s North second st., st. Louis, M
Send for Price List.
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Goods cheap for cash a. Laven.
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The CHEAPEST P

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l~lieyipg the advancement Of our common In
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~,perfy, to be the chief end Of genuine journal
Iism, the Appeal win make these psrsmeun
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Every county and town Of prominence
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Bargains al be had at Laven>
der's, for cash.
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/ +. Lavender is selling his goods
(ost.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27
THE DENVER ROAD. .
Sui, .. FereeIo.e Fir., ,Ior,xnue.

Suits were instituted on Monday in the United
States circuit court at Topeka, Kansas. for the
purpose of foreclosing the first mortgage on the
eastern and western divisions of the st. Joseph
and Denver City railroad, and sale of the road
and its lands, account of the nOn-payment
of the interest coupons due in February and
August, 1873, amounting in the aggregate to
S560,000.
The amount of the mortgage bonds on the
eastern division is 81 500 900 and on the western
division S, 100000. B. +. Stringfeluw, of Atchi-
son, Kansas, and II. X. White, of st. Joseph,
Missouri, assisted by Alexander Green of New
York, ar, counsel for the bondholdrrs. The suit
will be tried in June next. The date of the first
mOrtgr.r is August 18th. 1SG9, and the second
mort gage is May 14th, 1870.
This action will create considerable cnnsterna-
ton aiming the creditors of the road in This city
and vicinity, who have r -sti,, time beef, con-
sidering the prUpriety of forcing the read into
bankruptcy to secure their claims. So far as the
city is concerned, the change will rebound to its
benefit, the result will be that if the interest
is not paid before the day set for trial. which is
not prnhable, the road will pass into :hu hands
of eastern parties who will push it through to n
com, IN with the Union Pacific. CG-c..e, 18th