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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-14
O. II IA N I'D
Masquerade Ball
TO be given by the
Cairo Turner
soc EVY,
Scheel'Y Hail.
Tuesday EVE FER II 1874.
TUESDAY ENE FER, II, 1874.

The Cairo Turner Society.
determined to eclipse any and
every ball that has been given
this season, will give n Grand
Masquerade ball at the time
and place above mentioned.
1t is the determination of the
gentlemen who have the mat
ter in charge to make it the
digest thing of the kind
chat ever took place i'll this
city. Neither time nor OK.
pensc will be spared to accom-,
plish this end, and every one
who attends may confidently
expect to see such n ball as
was never before given in this
section of country.
The following committees
have been appointed
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS 49,
+. NJ. Stockfeth, chairman, Ed. Bu-
der, r. V. Belzner, VIM, Alpa and p
q. Schulz.
FLOOR MANAGEns.--R. Hobsacker
Harry Walker and W. +. Kuchcn,
becker.
RECEPTION CoMMIrTEE,--Stepher
Schwanitz, VIM. Buder, and Charles
Mehner.
LOOK OUT, LOOK OUT!l
l.27.s2-td
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Two batteries Of two Boiler, each q
feet long, AZ inch Dram, Il inch Flues
with FIRE fronts. Mod and Steam drums
Safety aud Mud valves, Chimney and
Bri,chin, all complete aud in htst-clsss
order; boen used only throe months. 20.
price, etc. inquire OF j L. RENgIE,
9-22-tt Vulcan Iron Works.
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SHADE TREES.

AL, kinds OF shade .rees furnished and
set out e. one dollar each. Al.o shade
trees trimmed and frui. trees prunei. Or.
deFs may be left st Parker * Axley's, cor
ner Of Eight street and Washington ave-
nue.. or a. J. II. Metca!ss, opposite the
court house. SPIRES * LvStMEEs.
1892 1861
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MEMBER, ot Alexander lodge, No. 22i
/. o. .. +, Of Cairo, To- tho number of
about twenty, accompanied by tho Cairo
City Delta band, went to Charleston by
the afternoon train yesterday on tho Cairo,
Arksnsas snd Texas railroad to vi.i, tho
Oid.fellows OF TIM. place. a good time
was anticipated.
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\ LITTLE boy NAMED Forrest iIcrrin
whose mother rcsiics on Poplar, between
Fifteenth aud Sixteenth street, was a day
or two since thrown from mule in the
Illinois Central stock yards, breaking bis
ann and Otherwise injuring him.
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Ir should not be forgotten that Fox s.
Deniers celebrated liumpty pumpty
troupe will perform ut the Atheneum to-
night. This is the only truly genuine
troupe rf tho kind now travelling, AM
their performance, arc worth witnesEipg
Doors open Mt 7'i5, performance to com
mcnce ut = o'clock.
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A. MITyHKLL, superintendent and J. +,
Tucker general freight agent If tho Hi
nois Central; o. Bra'hier OF tho Elizabeth
town and Paiucah railroad, aud Gen
Green -. Kaum, attorney for the Cairo
and Vincenness railroad, were all in tho
city Yesterday.
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AMONG the promiHcnt arrivals at the
81. Charles hotel yesterday were the fol-
lowing; Il. WBtown and j. A. Goddard,
CINCINNATI ID. q. Gray and Lady, j. II.
G. Cross, q. l.. Wheolock and q. Il. Gard
ner, of Chicago; G, A. Monroe and Lady,
of London, Englsnd; and Tho3. j. Carr
and wife cf Bloomington,
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MIDWIE EEN

Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Wa.hing,ion
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, Is prepared to perform toe duties
Of midwife whenever called upon. She has
had much experience, and ieels confident
that she can give perfec, satisfaction.
ll5--l2-2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ROSS.

Ross has on hand, and Tor sale a large
quantity Of oak and hickory wood, cut aud
split, and ready for the stove. AlsO al
kinds OF coal which will be delivered in any
part OF the city on short notice. Leave or
der, at coal yard, on Commercial avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. Dee. 0-3m
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" lLlON

Tx pound. Of brown sugar for IL Z
pounds best coffee sugar at 81; 3round=
Of choice butter at 81; " cents for lard;
Imperial tea At 81; potatoes 30 eents per
peel; apples AZ cent., at Wilco2's Block.
lOT-.-i-lm
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Trr Ci!y Na,iona bank, Cairo, ! illnois
buys and .clIs exchange cuin., govern
mont securities and does general bank
ing business. Its officers are gentlemen
Of tho highcs! personal integrity aud
worth. This bank has "a hne reputation in
Cairo, and we commend 1t 10 tho patron.
.go of our business inen.- Holly Spring.
RcpOrter.
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TnHRg is no doubt that tho course OF
free lectures, tho first of wbiol will bs
delivered by s. i. Wheeler, Esd, on
Monday evening next 10 tue high school
room, will bs largely attended. The
movement, so far ~ we have been able TO
ascertain, meet, with universal approval,
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For RcNr.-Tha bticl. house situated
corner Third street and Commercial ave
nue.. The house bias been pu. IN good re-
pair throughout and is wei arranged fol
hotel or boarding house, also rooms tC
rent on Third street. Inquire Of VIM
McHale, No. ., Winters block.
1872 G.;r
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EARNEST SrASLr, advance agent of the
Chapman sister. Comic Opera Troupe,
and Marcus Il. Mayer advance agent for
Lawrence Barrett, tho celebrated t7seo-
dlsr, are at the ST. Charles ho,ol.
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nMARDI GEAS.

The carnival procession, under the di-
roction Of Professor Hardy, will move
from the front Of Rlscr's hnll, CONNER
cial avenue al 2;3J o'clock pm, on .the
lIth. 137-2-lI-Gt
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and our citizens, one and oil are taking 3
deep interest in the matter.

and our citizens, one and oil are taking q
deep interest in the matter.
The following were tho arrivals a. tho
It. Nicholas hotol yesterday: X. Williams,
Nincennes; W, Petty, Harrisburg, III;
r. f. Field, liilin; g, x. Clstk, Cincinnati
John y. Taylor city; I'll. S;oddard, Cairo,
McCisin, BIO; :. Porter, w. - Dcars,
Bslknsp; jas. Barteson, Grand Chain;
:. Young, Nj. Vernon, and o. H. Ss.on,
NJ G.. railroad.
Mr. MILES PARkEg having purchased
DR.. fields entir' interest in tho livery
stable bu.incf. in this city, Is now ready
TO accommodate tho public with horses
and carriages, double turnou,s, saidle
horses, etc Mr.. Parker is An old hand
in the livery business, and will always 10
found reasonable ia his charges, and hc-
commodating to those who may give him
their patronage SOC hi, card in this
morning. BUILsriS.
Tur Chapman sister comic opera troupe
il billed to appear ri The Atheneum in
this city on mex. Friday and saturday
evenings, February 10th and 2lS.. Tho
reputation Of this troupe is almost uniycr-
ts, end ia order - secure them foil
houses on tho occasion oi their appear
snce here, it is only necessary ~ state
when AMI where thoy are 70 perform. The
Savannah, Georgia, Advertiser, Of a late
dalo says Of their performance in that
city
The Chapman ti-ler's, we'll known in
our city o. the urs, burlesque performers,
made their hfst appearance a. our theater
last evening TO a crowded hou.s.
Tho play OF the evening WAS Iittlo Don
Giovanni. We shall not attempt criti-
cism, a. such thing is almost impo..iblc.
lh0 different characters, hs placed upon
the stage. were VOL represented, AMI tho
audience was kept in high state OF mcr-
riiuent from the begin1ing 30 the close Of
The performance. Mi-. Ella Chapman, By
her exceedingly pleasing eNpre,sion ot
c0untcnsnc", her yiyacity, etc, completely
won the admiration Of tho audience.
There were several features in the per-
formanco worthy Of especial mention, but
we navo neither the time nor tho spncc -
give them IN THE notice
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LuI,ISIANA SrGARA.

We have received consignment Of
I.ogisu.us Sugar, whioa will 30 sold 10
the trade. l2ti HALLIDAY BRoa.
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Losr-on Mondly,s large sized black
morocco memorandum book containing
Il large number Of city executions and
other papers which can DO OF value to no
ons bat tho owner. A LIBERAL reward will
DO given t. the finder by returning tho
same to THR BULLETS ofiae. e.
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ELDER Il. b. THMBCL will preach tho
funeral sermon on the desth Of the late
Mrs. Spi!ier, at one o'clock tomorrow in
tho Chfi.tisn Church, Eighteenth street
between Washington avenue and walnut:
sheet. Tho public are invited to attend.
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Ma. JoHN GoCKyL, late proprietor Of
Planters House LEI, for -. Louis this
morning. Mr.. Gockcl has not teon in
good hoal.h for sometime and propose, t.
SOC whether little travel will no, give
hitn relief
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WorR on toe Cairo Arkansas AMI
Teas railroad, which Is - DO extended
10 Birds Point, will b. commenced oa
Monday neat. Col. Dta! has already EN-
ployet large force Of men.
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M. EaEH.oN, transfer clerk at the
Cairo aud Eiuconue. railroad wharf boat
yesterday m.. with an acciden: 10y which
one Of his arms va. broken. DR.. WsrdIer
set the fractured bones.
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PAkTsER WASTED. - y gentleman
WITHOUT capital, bat with several years
experience and thoroughly acquainted
with tho business, Is doslrous Of forming
u partnership in the Hide, fu, and
Lonther business IN Coiro, with somo one
who con furnish capital OF say $4,000,
Sddress, drawer 2Ii ia-l.lS.f
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

opsupyHR's DrFIcE, tLiKo, rs,
February IL, 1911 pm, Is,i.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS degrees.
Thermometer, 80 degrees.
wind MI. Velocity miles per hour.
weather. clear.
Maximum temperature Tor last VI hour,
tl degrees:
Minimum temperature Tor the last - hours.
20 degrees.
Prevailing wind for last ~ hours, W .
Total number OF miles Travelled 10y wind
during Lasts ~ hours, al.
f'pwiS i'nO1u,
Dbserver signal service. u. ). a.
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PAHLoG CosogRg.--Tb next Of tho
sorios ofpaVlor concerts blythe members OF
the Episcopal Church, viii DO given At tho
residence of Mr.. Cha,!es Gslligher, on
Friday evening, February II. Admis-
sion 2jc. ll!.2-G 81.
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ALL brands Of sheetirg and shirting q,
the lowest price q. Hartman Il Coz.
IN &C
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.
MILLS W PARKER, Proprietor.
Tenth street. between Walnut aud WASH
in4ton.

HAVING purchasudt the entire stoca, stable,
HUrsos, Carriages, Buggios, etc., at lpr
Field, and added several new "turnouts,
MIR. Parker now invites all his friends, old
and new, in wantot saddle Horses, Double
or Single Carriages. or anything else IN his
line, to give him n call. iil--"l2 I'm
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MINER NOTES.

For negligence Of duty tho licenses o.
William 5. Fox, pilot Of tue 81 James
and Josiah Shinklc, piio: Of tho Cham.
pion No s, have been suspended for thirty
days by Local inspectors Fisher and De-
venny. The St. James and Champion
No. s eollidcl above tho Newport bridge
on the third day Of December, 1873.
Capt. Il. 6. Shinkle, sncrctsry Of tho
Cincinnati and ~. Louis Pilots associs-
ion, ia running for councilman In New
port. on the Democratic ticket.
The United States com miasionors have
been holding sessions at Washington, and
making active preparations for renewal
Of experiments carly this year. They
request suggestions from practical eug!n-
GERS and others.
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TIE European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, 10 opon at NIL hours OF the
night. li.7-lm
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NortoG Is hereby givon that will pay
no bills for goods cold TO any Of the en-
ploycs of TuR CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or Tor the use Of the otice
unleso the came ara furnished on an ORDER
iGped by Mr, Burnett or myself.
l2.2JlY .lOHs n. NpRaiY,
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

OYERCoATs worth SIC for 80 a. Hart.
man Il Cos. S7.l-30 q
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For RxST--The brick building on the
corner Of Fifteenth street and Commcr-
oial avenue; II rooms and dry c,ller.
This property is in splendid condition
and eiigibly located for saloon and
boarding house. Apply to
l2D-2-S-GL j, q. HAgMAS N Co.
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Fon good square nfsal 60 70 Harry
Walkers restaurant, Commercial aven ne
between Seventh and Eighth street. I'm
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Lors ~ CAlgo.-Any person having II
vacant lot or lots that they would ex-
change Tor II drst-clsss piano, Gao be suited
by addressing Miss Mary Dixon, agent
Carbondaic, Illinois. s6--l.2e-6l
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FoE GAS and steam fitting 60 to Ron
nies Vulcan iron works, Commerce.!
avenue, foot Of Ninth street 9-l0-.f
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MR. ptH. OllAHA, city treasurer q
Chicago Was in the city yesterday, gu--,
a, the ST. Charlie, hotel. he took the
afternoon train on the Mississippi Central
FOX New OsleAn..
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ALI kinds OF game constantly on hand
at Harry Walker's, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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AL kinds Of line laccs and fringes to
one half the usual price 4. Hartman y
Cos. S7-l.a0tf
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Jv-r received and opened, tho largest
and finest assortment, la!cst style and pat
terms OF tho be.! brands Of cali.os at Hart
ipsn * Cos, corner Sixth street.
H--l.nA tr
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ALL kinds of clothing and Gents fur
nishing goods at one half the usual price
at Hartman X Coz, corner Of Sixth street.
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L. S. RaIGHAM, VI. d., Iomopothist
1876, Commercial avenue, Cairo Illinois
wishes to inform the public that he hs,
purchased an apparatus for generating
oasnized oxygen, and is now prepared to
administer this agent, which is now being
very successf,illy used in diseasos of the
respiratory organs, such rs Asthma, Acute
aud Chronic Bronchitis, Consumption in
the first and second stages, also in Spinal
affections, Rheumatism, Malsrial levors
Cholera, Nc. Many eminent physicians
names could be givoa that advocate tho
use IF o2ani.ed mir 10y Inhalation Ms ono
modern limos. l0D.-2.5-im
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PRoF. HARDY will treat his scholars
to Grand Masquerade Bail AT the 81,
Charles hotol, on Msrdi Gras, February
nth. Ho onvitos all his former pupil. to
participate IN the festivities. Good
order will DO preserved, and n good time
is expected. Persons wishing to take part
in the procession in tho forenoon, can APP
ply to Mr.. Hardy at his office, No. 10
Commercial avenue. Z. HARDY.
vn-.OT.tf
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NoricE is hereby given that Nil claims
duo to i. "A. Cunnnnghsru, that ore not
paid on or before the Seventeenth day Of
February viii be collected By due process
Of law. Z. ID. MATHUss, Assignee.
lII- l.lO.ut
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II Fl Il Blu LII ETH N.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

Ma. Jas. =. MoREts of rlin, was in
town yesterday.
AucrIoN sale this morning AZ iOoclock
at Mathuss " Uhls store.
ALI color. ot Bedding nros. Machine
Bin cheap At Hartman Il Coz. S7-l9O tt
Several pleasant rooln. on the upper
floor at the 81. Cnarls. can DO bad ut very
low rates. 21OtT
u II. NnrTHAy, general passenger
agent for the dtnui Trunk railroad vas
in the city yesterday.
Don't forget the auction saig at 10
O'Clock thi. morning st Mathuss \ uhls
store. 40 2-li-It
j II. MoONBEH proprietor of the Cln-
lon I,u'e, Niagara Falls, is ..opping Ut
the ~. Charles hotel.
Mr.. JAS. -. MoREta has boeu elected
president OF the board OF county cooimis.
,iOner, Of pula.ki county.
Ton, and only t1r, lay b,srdet- an be
accommodated n; tho -. Charlie. n. the
reduced price. 2.l0.tf
"A good prioter 'an End slosiy em-
ploymort o. - % Charleston, M,ssouri.
Apply st THE BtLLEIIs office.
laI-2.Ii-u
WE regret - hsar Of the desth OF the
only child ot SIR and Mr'. =. II. Pope,
which died 10 Springfield, 4 day or two
sgo.
PArsicK CogcoEAS has boon awarded
the contract FOR hauling between thirty
and forty thousand bushels q: coal from
bsrges 10 the gas works.
TnE ,eryics. At tho Methodist Church
last night were well attended, and pro.
gfesscd with undated interest Several
persona ross !or prayers.
Tug parIor concert lat evening at the
residence Il hr-. Cbss. Galigbsr Wa. -
grand success. 10 Tomorrow. BgILEfIy
We will give roore e,.ent;d account g!
the affair.
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TUG pafiot crn"e-t lat evening ut tho
residence e hrs. Cbas. Galigbsr wa.
grand success. la t"-morroH BULLETIN
We will give 'oore e,!enH;i account o!
tho affair.
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Cloudy last evening and threatening
rain. The thermometer ranges from 60
and 10. u stiff brcezs prevailed through
OGt the day, csusing sou,o Inconvenience
t. ths ferry boats. Tho white caps rolled
in on the barber extensively. Busincss Is
shade roors srtivc, Al the dii!eren. lines
agree thqt the condition OF things are
gradually improving. The Glencoe aud
Mary Alice and batges arc receiving
FOR Nov Orlesn, and will sc. away sat.
urIsv, when tho james Howard, Sussic
silver. John Kyle, Ciy OF Alton and
other fine steamers now IN port will load
in turn. Tho Belle Memphis, whi,h ar
rived trotn below yesterday, report six
fcct on. ut Cairo. River failing.
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The best quality Of Alexandria kii
gloves at Hartman x Cos. for seventy
iiSo cents, worth 81 20. sI-l.@O II
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TnE services At tho Methodist Church
last night were well attended, and pro.
gfessci with undated interest Several
persona ross for prayers.
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A FuLL assortment Of j, +. Goats and
Cl4'k " Cos, cotton, at Ggc cents per
spool ut Hartman Y Coz. corner sixth
street. s7-l-2U If
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PArsicK CoscoHiS has been awarded
the contract FOR hauling between thirty
and forty thousand bushels q: coal from
bsrges - tho gas works.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVALS
and departures for the "a hours ending at Il
y. ~. last evening.
steamer Gtacey. Columbus.
jim Fisk, Paducah
" Illewild. Esansvil!a
Lady Lao II Louis
Minuojls, Memphis
DEPARTED.
Steamer GtAcey, Columbus
Fisk, paducah.
ldlowild, Evansville
Minneola, Cipcinnei,
Lady Lee, Red River
THE RIVERS.
The Ohio river ia sill falling but no. 81
rapidly. The.Mis.i'sirpi river is also fall
ing At tho rate OF six inches per day, with
about six fee. 10 IT. Louis Yesterday
was an exceedingly 1issgreoablo day, tho
rain which fell the night previous having
got the streets aud lovee in mos, deplor.
ablo condition. Buaines4 anything bat
good.
NtsCELtANEOU-
The Mlnnoold has il3 bales of cotton
for Cincinnati l0J for Evansville and ~
for L1uavillc.
Tho Lady Lee has an eYcellon, trip for
Red fiyor. She WAS aground shor! timo
in the lower crossing at k.skaskia crossing
and rubbed hard al Devils Island on q
feet o; water A. other place: .hc found :
feet.
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WE regret - hsar Of the desth OF tho
only child Of SIR. and Mr.. =. II. Pope
which died 10 Springfield, day or Two
sgo.
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AucrIoN sale this morning AZ 10 o'clock
at Mathuss " Uhl's store.
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MR Jas =. MoRgts of rliin, was in
town yesterday.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04
~ d7f7'1 n 1s717f u
II. NO. 8

tT7TI T-T-r7TTT7 u - ~ IT =
con6ne themselves to their Legitimate
work, allowing the Governmental OF
secular duties 70 sdevolye on others
better ftted for Il. This, dhowsvsr
may be impracticable; but there isl D
change 10 the conduct Of the Indian
ONCE that think can be made I'D.
yantageously. understand that in
the treasury Depnrtmspt the entire
appropriation for indian servics,is in.
cinqsd 'n one general Indian account,
a'though Congress At much labor
nen'zes its appropriations There is
therefore, no sufficient eheckIupon the
tpdiA!n ONCE, and npon eexAmipalion
IL viii, no doubt. hs found that the d.
rccl'ons Of Congress are not always
regarded Thus, The S5 1000 spent for
quack medIclne was directed 20, be
charged 70 an account that, should
have covered vaccine virus only The
sum OF S1lO,3l allowed 70 tho, clerk
before referred 70 as car fare At three
times its actual cost, is endorsed us
follows; "Approved charge appro-
pr'alIon for Incidental expenses, Indi-
an service IN Dakota. Edwin P. Smith
Commissioner" II the items in the
Appropriation bill are not to bo reear-
ded, the expenditure is at the discre-
ton Of the Interior Department, and
i will be much more satisfactory
bereafter 70 appropriate specific sum.
A reform in legislation for Indians
was commenced last year by prevent
ing the use Of appropriations in ad.
vance OF the fiscal year, and by re-
manding tho unexpended balance
back in'o the Treasury. The absence
OF such law bss hitherto been q
fruitful source Of decentralization.
The uniform courtcsy with which l
have been treated in the Interior De-
partment makes this frank statement
Of wrongs a painful duty, and yet i,
- one that ! could not resist, because
impelled by pledges made time and
again 70 lndians and 10 their, best
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