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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

TIE law which makes il obligatory
UPON all households to put up q smallpox
Plscsrd In sight Of the public,
wherever the disease exists, 10 one which
lie apparently faithfully observed in this
city; but while this 10 SO, there 10 o Grim.
inal neglect Of csrefulness on
the part Of persons and fam.
lilies who have cases Of the disease
among them, In their intercourse with
others. The sign is displayed for the pur.
pose OF protecting others from the dangers
OF contact with the disease, but how far |.
it going to effect this object while the
friends and relatives Of the patient, who
are too often his roommstes
60 in and out from his presence
without the least restraint to circulate
among the people. A little attention TO
this matter might prevent many cases #
smallpox. Only few days ago case Of
smallpox came to our knowledge. Th.
patient, when the disease WAS fully devsl.
opsd, was removed TO the pest.house, bu,
before and Immediately after this move,
tho family went In and out constantly,
neither thinking or caring as to the danger
OF their course. The placard plan is .
good one when followed out in the spirit
a. we'll - the letter Of the law, but 1t 10
almost worthless a. 1t is nov observed in
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

DAY before yesterday some citizens of
Columbus, Ky, observed q skiG floating
down the river with the ice. They made
an effort 70 get IL, and when within abou,
thirty feet Of the skifr, they discovered
that 1t contained the dead bodies of two
men, who il is supposed, we're frozen to
death NJ some point above. In all probs.
biliiy, these unfortunate men had made
an ehor, to cross the river and had become
fastened in the floating ice, and thus came
to their unit mely end. The parties who
discovered them at Columbus, made all
possible efforts to bring the bodies ashore,
hut we're prevented from so doing, by the
heavy ice and rapid current Of the Missis.
sippi river.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

POPULAR Lsc ruRE.-Rsv. II. B. Tbsyer
has been invited, and has consented to de-
liver his lecture entitled
"SELF-MADE, OR THE ROYAL
HIGHWAY"
In the Presbyterian church Of this city on
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY
Under the auspices Of the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church. A.
Mr.. Thsyer gives the entire proceeds 10
the Ladies' Church Fund, 1t is hoped tina, all
the friends Of the church and society will
improve this opportunity to hear this lee
turs, and In so doing contribute directly
10 = good cause and worthy offset. l.9.4l
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

AEssRs. Webb, Harmon and Gossmsn,
the c'mmittss appointed by the county
court 70 apportion the costa for new side.
wake on the lots abuttiag on said walks
according 70 the assessed value of the lots,
have couPlst"d their LAHORE. The cs,es
will have further hearing at,he Febru.
sry term Of the county court, which will
convene On The third Monday VI said
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Mr.. N. RrDNAN Of kush's Ridge, Mis-.
Souri,. week or so ago, started down tho
Mississippi river with . Aa,boat loaded
with four thousand bushels Of corn for
New Orleans. At Helena, Arkansas, the
ice cut down his boat. Rsdman, in his en-.
deAvors 10 save as much Of tho cargo as
exposed himself, and the result.
was an attack Of pneumonia. He took
passage on the Lawrence for home, but
tho disease gained such Roadway that
while the boat was lying At Belmont,
night before last, be expired. The re.
mains we're brought to this city en- board
the steamer Illinois, and will be conveyed
to his home in Missouri. Mr.. Rsdman'.
family are living on . farm at Rusb's
Ridge, and will feel his loss severe and
sudden blow.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

to l 90; editerransan 81 90 TO / e.
Damp or tough wheat 10 unsaleable.
JoBsixo PaicHs.
PLASTER1N0 HA1R.--a6c y bushel
LlME.-In lots 81 26 to I 60 p Dbl
CEMkNT.--At Wholesale 81 70
az 81 y Dbl.
COAL OIL -2s@3Dc.
PO1A1OkS--P,r Dbl 8 90 TO 81.
SACKS Reserved Dummies lSt(019l
C"rn Burlnps, Il Bus. IA, lS cts. I'm
proved Dummies, ~ Bushel, " cts. Dat.
BurlSps, 8 Bushel 28 cts. Cotton Seam
less bags, 80 tn 81 cts each.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cured Hams
plain p ID. 10 TO tic.
Clear Sides Bacon, i2@l2Ac
Breakfast Bacon. llGAi2c.
TEAs-Imperial, 7b@, Is; Gunpow.
der. 75!a1 81; Oolong Back. 75@I on.
Young Tyson, 81 OO(gl 40.
i0l@i'c.
.SYRUPs-Choice y gallon, 65cCSsi 90
New Orleans, IO6LSOc.
COFFEE--Java, 2s@S0c. Lag,ayra. 70
@23a. Rio, Prime to Choice, c2i to 23ic.
BROOMS.-(ominon House , dozen, 81
e; Choice to Extra, % 0Ogs 20; S. b. "a 30
BEEswAX, n n aoc.
,sOAp.-sclae.er's German mottled:
71c: Champaign soap, 74c.
TALLOW, y n &c.
SU 'Ak-Coliec a. 13lc 10 135c Cr,,sheb
Powdered and Granulatcd Sugar la to ijr:
fRElGlir.--COT'rON, Compressed, t.
NEW YORK, s5c.; to Boston ii w. I'm
compressed, to NEW WORK, 81 IA; to Boz
TON, 81.
fKElGIT TO Fioui, a5c
Hay, 81 90 Corn n cwt.. 2Oc. Oats, zoe,
Potatoes: I'll, Bic. +; a; les, 90. Pork,
So. 4: Whi.h, lrl,. L,lmkei. - NJ. 8, o.
Heavy freight p cwt., 2OAc.
~ Ne" OkLEANS.-f'lour I. Dbl, Coo.
Potatoes GOc. Apples, GOc. Pork, 10.
whisky, $50; Hay r ton. 81 90; Corn %
W.T.. .IOc.; Oats, SOC. Tobacco - bhs
20; Cotton u bale, 81 30: Lumber =
NJ. 10 20. Heavy freight, 81 cwt aos
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

NIoHr before last, two prisoners con.
aned in the Ballard county Jail al Bland
Vile, KJr cut hole through the walls Of
the Jail and mnde good their escape.
They did their work with . saw. How it
came into their possession 10 an unex.
plained mystsry. Both were charged
with grand larceny.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Disp.-Ysstsrdsy 1t one o'clock, p. M,
Of pusum onis, NJ. Louis NAsssno, . we'll
known and popular Italian eitissa Of this
city. NJ. Nssssno lsSves . widow and
four suaall children in ordinary good CIR.
eumssances. The deceased was member
Of the Rough aud Ready Fire company
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

PAUL J CAsLEr"x died VI smallpox In
shs psss-beusa ca Wednesday,. The un.
fortunate y"ong man wss comparative
sssssgss In the plscc, having resided here
esIy : ssv mosths. his sgs Was twenty
svs years. Hs was oornss player 10
Isssbuegs bspd, and sss the leader Of
che ptssls bsas bad Tor . short time
previous = biz death.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

YssrsRDAY arrivals at the st. Charles
wsrs u. n. Spaulding, VAnd.lia; q. W..
Moore, EvAnsvills; II. Y. Richmond,
w. d. Armstrong, Pi..sburg; T. J.
Atohison, Decatur; 4. Cain and w. r.
LucsA Louisville, and G. c. Clark, Mis-.
souri,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

READ the advertisement Of Halliday
Brotbers 10 this mornings BULLETIN.
They offer for sale 6ne dressed hogs at
reasonable ratss. The hogs are Iowa
pork and will, Of course, 60 of like "hot
cAkss."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Az ordnance rscsivsd its first reading
last night, authorizing the city council 10
employ . psrson who shall take the cen.
sus of The population OF this city, in order
tbs. the council may ASCERTAIN into how
many wards the city can 10 divided, and
how many alderman 1t is proper to cleo.
under the general Law, under which the
city government. 10 20 be organized.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Ar meeting Of the city council last
night the liquor bonds Of L. Nsssano,
Mary Manonsy, John Hsgsrty, Antonio
Celia, +. Schseler aud P. Mocklsr were
reported good and sufficient, by II. Wat.
son Webb, acting city attorney, in the sb.
ssncs Of p. H. Pope.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

u. GALIoHER, y chronic offender, yes.
tsrdsy, through the influence Of Judge
Shsnnsssy, found employment for the next
nine days on the streets under the super.
vision Of Xcusle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

ArrssrIos Rough and Ready Fire
company, No ,; You are hereby mott.
asd to BE- at the engine house, in full uni.
form, on Sunday the 18th instant, 1T ~
o'clock, m. sharp, to attend the funeral Of
our late brother member, Louis Nssssno.
By order Of the Company,
l.li.2t Go LEAKs, sec. pro. tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Ice OF ten inches in thickness and clear
- crystal 10 now taken from the Mssis-
sippi river and placed in some Of our ice.
houses.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

SoME choice music may be expected on
Monday evening At the Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Lansden, assisted by some
Of the best musical talent Of the city, will
sing before and after Mr.. Thayers Ice.
ture.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

ELSsR ]. X. FsAME OF Eureka, Ills,
will preach At the Christian church, on
Sunday a II o'clock .. N, and y r. m.
All ere cordially invited. l.li.2t,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

4Arnuss 4 Uhl have afty barrels Of
choice oranges which they are selling Al
Is per Dbl; also, ten boxes lemons, just
received and for sale. l.ll.3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

THE funeral services Of Mrs.. Amelia G.
Mears were held in tho Presbyterian
church, yesterday afternoon at one o o'clock.
and we're attended by largo number OF
our citizens. The sermon wa. delivered
by Rev. II. B. Thsyer. The services
throughout were Of u very solemn and
impressive character. At their conclu.
sion, the body was followed by a large
concourse Of friends to the depot, from
whence they were placed on the 2:Ab
train on the Illinois Central railroad, and
conveyed to Hillsboro, Ills, where they
will be inferred.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Tne Charles Bod,nsnn srriy ed here yes
terday morning with 1906 bids Of sugar,
and 400 bills Of molasses.
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DIED.

Al bis sssidsnes on Commercial avenue,
at o'clock pm, Yesterday, Louis Mas.
sano.
His remains will be taken by special
train 10 villa Ridge for intermsnt on Sab
bath AFTERNOON. The particulars ~ to
the time Of the funeral, will appear In Sun.
dsy's BULLETIN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Two esses OF smallpox were yesterday
taken from the Charles BodmAnn and
Transferred 10 the pest-house.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

GssRSTIELDs fsrryboat wAs cut down
on the Missouri shore BY the floating ice
nigbt before last. It is not ye, known
whether she will no total LOSE Or not.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Coon house 70 rent on Nineteenth
street. Apply 10 Elliott & Hsythorn, 1870
Commercial avenue. l.ll.2t,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

DssssEo h"gs are selling At u to s eta.
according 70 sise and quality.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

SHsLL oysters just from the bays .,
Louis Hebert's. lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

DRESSED HOGS FOR SALE.
We have just received consignment Of
fine Iowa hogs, which We offer for sale a,
reasonable prices. Call at our warehouse.
HALLIDAY Bros.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

B. F. Burnside Of the G. aud v. r. r.,
10 booked a. the St. Charles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

JswErr WILCOX 10 in the city for few
day's stay.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Coal shovels, tongs and buckets, and
anything else you want at ualley's.
l2-l9.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

CALL and see the "Bcllc Treble" pane
at the Conservatory Louis manufuc.
ture. 1t is beautiful.
81 N. p. CuRTicE, Agent.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

SEE notice Of oranges and lemons 70,
sale BY Mathuss d Uni.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

b. 8. CARrgR Of the Carter steamboat
line, 10 In the city on business visit.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

On Thursdsy an elderly man by the
name Of Jsmss Kennedy was brought be.
fore Judge Bro", charged, under the state
Law, With keeping q gambling house In
this city. A number Of witnesses were
examined, but not sufficient evidence was
ELECTED TO convict Kennedy of the charge.
After he was acquitted on the charge
atove'nsmed, he plead guilty to the same
charg" under the city ordin 'nces. and WIN.
hned $40 and costs, which he paid and
promised TO quit the bu.iness.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

Uso Dss. osa Onxsvsas 0ypfcH, I
Cane, San. 10 is7A ioiip.u.
DsuaPese 1854 cad failiag.
TbsNo1s>ss ~.
Wild esevsh, velocity 2 miles per
MAsSsnf tsDpssassss, lest ~ hours,
p.s, ~
Niss4sa Ssmpsratars. last a hours,
Prsbai!lrg ~tnd, vrs..
TSon Sssssssy q wind, last sAbours, 81
nilo.
THoHAs L. wArssr, Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-11

TOBACCO SALR.-Ths second sale Of the
season took place a. Strsugbn d Hinkls's
tobacco warehouse, on Tss,h street, yes.
ssrday forenoon. Eight bids we're offered
and sold At the following prices: hid
lug Is %; ! hid do 30 80; 2 hhds
medium shippers 81 65; 4 hhds low
grade piebsld - 2s@l2. From this
time on, sales will be held every Friday a.
II o'clock m.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Joe Kinney. Memphis
Charles Bedmann, New Orleans
City IL Cairo
Giasg W, Hickman
Bee, New Orleans
Illinois, Columbus
Lawrence, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Illinois, Columbus
Glasgow, Hickman
" Emma q. Elliott, Memphis.
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days BULLETIN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-15

Tobacco Trade of Huntingburg

! NR. EDITOR - Hearing quite a com.
motion in the streets Of this usually quiet
town. | was 50 surprised that imme-
diately fastened 10 the spot. 10 see " hat
was the cause Of the nIerriment. Upon
inquiry | learned that Mr.. H. Rothert
had finished stcmming tobacco for the
season. and giving his employees a grand
treat. Beer and lemonade flowed free
w. the yonng Americas were wild
with enthusiasm. and all went on rs
merry a a marriage bell. Rotherts
commodious Tobacco House was imme-
diately 'cloaned up" Music proceeded
and the Youths striped the light fantastic
toe until ; O'Clock, 2. NJ. All seemed
70 enjoy themselves hugely, especially
Mr.. Roihert and his cstimable wife.
The tobacco trade or this town cuts
quite figure in its business transactions
In the first place il gives employment to
hundreds OF hands during eight months
or the year. Mr.. R0thert informs me
that he has handled about 9OOOOO pounds
of this commodity this season. for which
he paid on an average % cents per h..
amounting 10 SIS 500. which j. paid TO
lie honest sons or toll, the farmers. of
~ Ahir d'Att NNlpiuiNp tOUUAllS. A nc
greater portion OF this never leaves town.
being paid to tie merchants and manu-
iaciuFeTs. There has been between 5On.-
no and 600 Q pounds stemmcd at This
house, for which the stcmmers received
% cents per loo lbs. which taking the
less amount makes s3.OOO; tnen the
psiziag amounts 10 as much more all of
his is paid directly 10 the people OF this
town. making in the aggregate SC4.
This nice little nest egg comes from
various points in tine world. namely ::
New York. Cincinnati. Louisville New
Orleans. Londcn. Liverpool. England.
ini Bremen, Germany, TO which points
he s,iibs.
Breiz q ilamsbrok. of tiis place also
leai ia the same article. They have
handled ihis season aboui f5DOOJ los. 4
Il about the same price. amounting ioi
$3.50. Thus we have about S74 35O
brought TO This place by this one article
lione, anF wiih the help 81 the gentle .
non engaged IL this ba -iucss Hence We
see how il Is that the above named,
j. orld renowned cilies coDducc 10 the
o. lIul,ins burg.
MoRF Axoa.
IIuuiiagbgrg. July 9Th. 1873.
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Iiunliagburg. July sih. 1873.
PIKE COUNTY Toms.

We clip tie following items from tn,
s'eicrsbirg Press:
>ALE % Goa. 5 SPrINes. lewis era,
disposed o. ihe above uSme Spring,
lat week 40 Air. Smuci Shannon. u
Princeton. Ihe price paid .or a.,
Spring. inciu...Hg one hundred ant
twenty acres of land, WIS sl2.C00.
\ Goodles Morgan viii SOW two hun.
Grrd acr.S ia vhea; IT,, fall. Tie ha.
nearly lAal amount Of land already bro.
kcn up.
Y The Missionary Baptists at Union
iChufch are holding a revival. a num-
Der Of additions TO the Church have been
made.
Ten thousand dollars were subscribed
70 the capital stock OF the Nincenues.
Ffier,barg 4 Owcn,boro Railroad. at
.llie meeting last Saturday. Consider
able has been added since. Petersburg
and Washing on township will subscribe
5000, and we doubt NOT other portions
.ci the county Will do their part.
Broke jan. TAYLOR Bass AMI John
Mitchell. OF Pike county. confined in the
Princeton jail tor safe Keeping. together
with two other criminals, made their
escape froT jail on Wednesday. Eass
and Mitchell aud one o! the remaining
two, were re-captured anl returned Ia
Jail. From latest accounts the fourth
aad not yet been captured.
Tie way Marshal IIuichns i going
Tor delinq cent taxpayers is caution.
lie has advertised over one thousand
dollars worth oi personal property to be
sold within the next thirty days. a
nnmbcr OF persons who have not paid
any taxes since they moved into the
county. iu some eases amounting 10 so
aud s 100. are under . Eunk's care. and
They viii De compelled 10 do now what
they never done before pay their taxes.
I PARDoNED OFT OF THE PrNITrxriArY.
-George g.. Nolyin. convicted for the
murder Ut Alvin Hays at the March,
1874, terIn 81 Court, and sentenced two
years to tie peniieniiary. has been par
ioned by Gov. Hendricks after an i'm
.prisonmcnt Of about eighteen months.
we do not know what Influence was
brought TO bear on the Cover ,or fol
iWOlyin's release. but IL cef-taiuly X a
great outrage on sOriety. 1t was nm
Outrage in The first place that Wolvh
was not sent TO the peniteniiary for lie
'and now 10 pardon him out after only
eighteen months confinement is putin
'a premium on murder. isit any wondg.
Jgiigc Lynch j. - frequently called
upon 20 punish cnminaisi Gov. Hon.
Idsitks certainly would not have bar.
Aonel Woiviu had he known an TIC
Facts in tho case.
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The Air Line Railroad.

The Mt. Carmel Register says that
President Bradley, under date OF 26lh,
writes as follows:
Il shall leave for New York in few
days in the interest Of Our road, and hopc
that may be able 10 make some ar
'rangement for its advancement, yet eau
not say how il will turn out. We have
strong men both in this country and Eu-
rope. looking after our interests; and il
something IL not accomplished, IL will
not be our fault. II money matters were
easy. and confidence established. we
would bc buta very shor; time in arriv-
ing at satisfactory results There j.
bound to he some OUTLET. A great en-
tcrprise like this cannot perish"
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Z wr German Americans will probably
find another bond Of union in the Ho-
henz0llern regime. on learning that the
lbcneiicemt Kaiser has formally notified
the American Government that he oU-
ljccis 20 the appointment Of naturalized
German citizens as Consuls from the
United States in his Empire. lie gives
rs a reason for this liberal and fatheriy
demand that The Germans acting az
COnsuls H. lis dominions, really serve ~
Emigration agents. and that they would
I'm time dcpopulate his Empire. These
Offices are the general resort Of inquiring
ARTISANS and peasants who contemplate
coming TO this country, aud the trade is
so brisk that there will in time be no
material for the recruiting of the impe-
rial armies. Just what response the
Washington Government will make il
not plain. To the lay mind il looks rs
III this request from Kaiser Wilhelm, or
bismarck. j, the front of insolent dicia-
ltion. and no more TO be needed than the
ukase OF the Car. -Ilnd. Sentinel.
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Gcr \ terrible accident happened in
the vicinity OF Hartford, Crawford
county. Friday evening a small boy
named Knight arranged swing to y
pole, which held mp lot % heavy scani-
ling. The scaniling were held in an up
right position coming together at the
top. The pole served the purpose of a
cro~sbeam. each end Of II resting in a
fork. The pole brokc somewhere neat
the mid 'le. aud the entire heap of lnm-
Der came down on the boy. crushing him
in horrib.c manner, killing him almost
instantly.
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WAS requested 10 resign. bat refused.
offering twelve dollars back, as the pro-
rata due his district.
The claim has been made by Morton
himself and for him by his friends. that
he vo,ed against the grab bill all the
time, and refused the money. In the
senate, five votes. in different forms,
were taken on the bill, and in the Honse
OF Representatives, eight. This gave
weak kneed grabhers an opportunity ot
voting several times against he bill
without cndangering its passage IL
seems TO have been necessary that Morton
should vote outright for the bill once.
The only Indiana Congressman who
voted for the bill all the time are Shapks,
and Williams, both Republicans. Messrs.
EiblacA and Pratt were the only ones
who voted against the bill every time it
came up. Perhaps II Morton finds lie
can crowd Grant oil the track as can
didate for third term. he will yet refund
The money. but lie has done so much
lying about il that such action now
would gain him no credit for honesty
Evansville Courier.
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Is Having the Evansville Courier and
journal laid upon our table about the
first thing every morning is-to say tile
least Of what we've not been used 10,
Especially when the last news We could
get from the outer world would be from
Friday tin Monday evening. The Dem
lokiat Is also delivered every morning bv
carriers. The Union has not yet made
iis appearance Here's your morning
lpa-pi.crs makes things lively IN Boom
vile. aud IA behalf OF our citizens we
lthank the pfoprietors OF the several dali
lies rorthis lavor.- Boonyillc Enquirer
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2 p The Martin County Herald say.
Mr. Phillips IS now purchasing the nia-
chinery necessary 10 build steam iurni-
tare factory ia that place. Tie cngin,
j. already on the gruund and the Othel
machinery viii arrive III few days. Il
sccms 10 us that factory viii succeed
here. Ic iaiorms q, That he will b,
prepared TO ray cash for lumber in a few
'isys for lifc use OF his factory.