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, 1874-10-02
PERSONAL.


Tho funeral Of tho lato John s. Wright ycstos'ay
was attended by worry considerable 1aulbcr Of our
carly citizcna It will DO remembered ho settled III
thia city In 1859, and asuHtcd iii tho organization Of
the First rroshytor,an Church tho aith Of Juno.
1871 Thais tho oldest church in tho city. rhilo Car
pointer, Esq., aud AIr. Weights fAthcr wcro tho frat
two elders Of that Church. 1r. Carpenter waa pres-
cnt at Tho funoral ~ pallhearcr. Tho others
Col. Gurtlon s. Hubbard, q. 8. lYaslawor,h. J.. y.
Raymond, " Osborn, s. Lind. William Deosn, Z. D.
Col. lfubbara eamo 10 thu country. hordcrinE on
Lako Michigan aud to Fort Dearborn IN 1915 IL nny
other country fAcs like theen tran8pir1nH iii city OF
4SD G0 inhabitants would be regarded, they 1rc, ono
of tito 1narses Of history.
Grand, Pacific Uo:ct-Gen, John McDona1l, st.
louis J. B.. Foster, A1aino L. II. Morac, Hannibal,
No.; Charles Trothcc. Glasgow; 1fcnry W,netsc,
Toronto; Joseph Bates, Now Yark L. L. MuWhtn-
ney. brighton: i. Dubois. Now Orleans !. y
John p. oastlcn.an, Louiuyillo; a. Aldiu, Washington
H. II. @neraie III Tai aa wife, m,ra 5acs aarlnot.
ton, Philadeiphia; L. Ellsworth, milwaukee,; 4.
ioans; ". +. Carleton, Joseph aiaas. Ke1logs
oeorso eeors jiatsonn, snr Tfaneiseo:
SherAan lloust-Joserh 1ocgey, Warrington; J. H.
leaaa; Wlltlatn ]. oshorn Now yark; l.. II. Gtezg,
Philadelphia; tho Roy. Or. stcele, ottawa; Mrs. Joh
Aston aud family, England Guv. j.. I. Nareridgo
Springfield. =. Trtmont Honsc-D. II. Reitz, BLOOM
iag!oa; ]: T. uardto and family Nev orleans; a; Q.
james D. Drooi;s Augusta, Me-; J. ". Doauey, Now
Ynrk; Joseph ssldcn, Hartford Charles A. bardttt,
Horton Jn1ucs Cunningham, Rochester.
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In giew Of tao distrust with Which Wcaern railroad
securities aro said to be regarded by Eastern capital
ists 1t is somewhat remarkable that tho Chicago l.
Pacific Railroad Company hnye succeeded In negotI-
ntug for sufficient Iron to extend thetr road % miles
westward from Elgtn. THO advance Ia made by tho
Scranton Iron Coupeny, IN which concern Moses Tey-
lor, ono Of tho leading New York uonarcs is 1argc
ly Interested This timely supply will cnablo tho Conn
pany to hayu tho eztnna{on to Byron in running
order this ycar. afost Of tho grading !s already done
aud tho remaining work can bo accomplished very
cheaply Yo low prsco Of lubor iron, and eyoTy ele
ment OF construction, renders a tho most favorable
ttme IN which 10 build railroads. Ultlaate'y thIa
ito Iowa Division Of thu Illinois Conlral Road fsw
'''0 ''~' aonTnEnn IOWA TRADE
Hhotld tho Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy 1salroad
Company cons,,nlnao 10 reported project 81 leasing
the Chicago, Clintons& Dubuque, Chicago. Dubuque 4
minnesota, and tue Iowa lcilo Railroads, and thon
srpi vt Clinton. to send tho trac coming over
thoso 1insa no Chicago via Tho rrophetstown branch.
rangemcut ,ia Forreatou. Nero the route described
u as u ii in
Iowa, ~ far west Fort DoA8e,-thc terminus Of The
Iowa Pacific. Under thoae circumstances It ts har-
ca1cd Graves roads would continue to bo ec't to CHI
cago yia tho 1nois Central. They would doubtlc'A
prefer to sond all business Vi their through line.
In that avant tho old Frenpork route would probably
ba recst ahRlcd and, 1t neipR Bhortpr than TIM
protected Lively struggle for btsincaa would euste
hy which tAe people would beuelt III securing reduced
rates.
WEsGnNRfN su1Ta. .
| Soon Riter tho Wisconsin Hallway Ian took effect
several suita were insttutel by private parties to
c0yor penalties from the Northwestern. st. PaNi
West lviHeonan compauies for dsn,nud!ug passenger
faro III oEceEa Of tho ratio allowed by tho Potter Inv
Nono OF tho Huils Wero preFsed 10 Judgment. u
mutual conaent thcY continued until tho valid
iy Of the law should be passed upon py lo s;uprcn
GunEt That decison having now been obtalne.!
the aforementioned willis liablo at any ttnlb TO bt
wsre mainly inssitute to forces tia companies tuta
compliance will thu lax auG that teault haytng beer
tess petty aults will 1o dsnsss after t!s exansp!t
Of tue staso officers IN diminishing tAs lto warrant
Huts to Vacata thu charters of tho 1T. pAn Wnh North
| western ComI,auies.
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ArNlled Tho re1atora flied an information settling
firth lint tho nrcsnnt Doar OF Trustees Ind been e
gn1ly olcctcd.-ro-ay. aoycral motions for now rlaa
,ti, hs arrncd nn deetde Tho most Important caao
IN thta List Ia TINT OK Anacrsof, thc ihcehalafJ.
Jusssce Dotden-Thomua Msddou, arrested fnr Ut
temptiuu 10 rob The stationery Born Of Goldsmith Il
d.: fined $id-0epsgo Monroe, larceny; hned {a5.-
1saac Simmons arrcstc on tho charge Of nttcrting
to awndle stranger; ne1 $3g. and hotoicoa 10 tn9
10 Tho Criminal Uo,srt-l1. o. Nlchols arrested for
tho LARCENY of property valued nt sl5a heonEE "a U.
1lrIntou hold 10 tho Criminal Court III bail Of sao0
Aurora fury and Anne Lyons, arrested on tsordcry
warrant pacca aor reaes b9as q y sn sai &.
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SAILS ON FREiGHr.TRAiQs AND .EoRs:.CAR5.


MAsl1iso1os, ". ~ y, u, sop'' ~ ao'''
70 no Ea'tor af 1ns caseaa" 1Fsoaae;
Wind having nlwnys bocn tho cheapest powor
for the propulsion Of ships, why cannot It also
bo ugod to oid. at 1oaut, in Tho propulsion Of
fro,1,,l-,,rss 1r,r,, ,,,o .r;,, IN hnovol by thu
'e'sns,catse isue' sno a..r 40 xossr,,s ,ro,n,
'Na'or, nue Tic wafer also etca''y 1o'".u'
sion. Tho cars roll Oil "hoe!a, she Ms ol-
forng hut n slight obstaclo to propu'aion,
oxnort .nrnfnrs n atroug wind. Whom
,Iss .,.., .s .,.,,. .,, H., r., r,nbt 4,rcnt;on
tue "'ao 10 a'1o"D a"o - w. .,s ,,s,,,,,1s,on
Why cannot 1t bo naed to atd III tho pfopuelon'
Tho Sumo as 1t IL now used 10 ah1 Ill the plot"e-
sion Of many ateamships? Ono Of tho groateat
sJuo' ts.a sra. W NV wy Wat tn to Fast, as four,
tfaiRnss IRON 'no "o1s ~ sno 1,o.t,,,,a,o, !.
G}hs pnas In that diroosion. rofaunas.lS ~
happens that joitt.lfhs Of the strong winda arc
from tito wost. Thon why not uso this cheap
a,,.,,,, trayc} from 10 IN 90 .es
IlolGnI'cafS "hu".s' '.".s' " ~ s..'1.
au hour,--avorago ABOUT 10. VI coulas' N4nas
not faator than tho speed OF TIC cara coo mol po
utilizel But wind often travels 20, so, and 40
~ -. -. ..,,s, - -, ,ssr+ ~ Tin fall .re ,op.
a .ae "oa.oS "a' w.. ~ ,no snr,ng or n,ous
tire wlnsof, ano pa'i u 'uo ep''as, =. AIou
bo unod to aid in transporting tho Huul-
n,ar,a arm tn tho Eagt.--tto winds
.,'.. ,as. 10y ,,,sto,t and utror1 f]ur,nr tina
oe'ns so1S oo"n'"ns "uu s..:"hts a,,:1 nss"
gr9atcst PERIOD OF gIaau-ane'6nSu, uiu ospG T.
emily strong Whah sAo ILL.,, ~
all eoaed, III many reaons. i"heas snn M.usio usi
are strongo8t and more ooistanG, aa On tue Ptal-
rles and great pialns oi tne Mcae, atlst Waoso
fuel TO mako steam ~ acafee. lnah p'nn "on1o' u
course; ha moro lleo!ua omt eonctay IT, mpoA ~. ~
westerly toads, moro eslcelhIt u tuo sossn, .n9
Wihast dnfahs laose KIN" auA' VI WV sa"a' e'a'1
bo thus utlizeu. ..,u,,, l.
THO mastB nnd sas1s hio1I ~ ari"'lHca ~ u
variety Of Ways, bne doubtlosa the 1o!o.MlnB
woulu 90 tho Deht: 1uo tnast. u "ooo ui t.ou,
70 ho about hatf the lehsth Of tno car ~ w aeu
on tip front end OF the car, wlth )oant TO lowos
at tunnels aud brlaGee, ahu Nnon not III use;
The saiis may % Mo hasshs ol sue as nasS aM W.
width or tho car-roo1' .inaa9 " eali'.o'otn,
coatod so as not 10 puIt 1foll el,aths' H., =!
thoy may bo made OF tn1h sliooe-Non sno .
same size, anu bent concaVe toWarus
tho wind, aud also 70 as to III anu 10y close ou
tho car.roof. Or tho Wail-plankt "heh lowered.
The aaiia to ba bold nganst tae "inh ~ tWo
| loaYy straps slopinE from tho top back to tao
car-roof. Tho raislnS and lowering or the maata
aud aaila to bo at tile Hame ttmc. to oo doho Wln
ropes and blocks by the brakeanon, WHO WILL %
tho sailo1B aud receive extra pay. Or they may
bo arranged 10 III to be raised and lowered hy
! tho engiue, like como OF tho simultaneous
brakes.
Tho sails would bo small IN comparison to
ships but, With ono on zach car Of . long tralil,
| tue Wlnd surface would 10 oqual TO the sam .
! tonnngo in ships. And this use OF tho "1nus TO
| nift IN thu 1,rf,nulsion Of cars would not OutY
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of tho presidons Of tho American Geographical 60
olety), Capitol roak italia roak, aud tlio Valleys
Of tho aunniaon md Slate Rivors, reveals ffonl!
bo OF groat vsluo 10 tl,oso who contemplate
crossing lilo range. Tho yalloy OF tho aunni-
SOU, from tho reports NO rcceiyo, Is undoubtedly
tls garden spot of Colorado; certainly no
Rrauaor scouory, no moro productive soil, haR
Tue expedition lias, III tic aggregate, ta1scn
tho altitude Of mud located 800 peaks, travelling
12.00o milos, mappipg tho geography Of tho
sangrto do Crlato, E1k, uncompsgpe, Ban Juan;
DO premature Mt tl1.H timo 10 stato tho number Of
important discoveries ma1o hit tho discoveries
Of hot Bpringp, the movemont Of ayatancheB, the
survey Of glaonl valleys, mid tho accurate aoion.
THO work BY which y now base line has beon laid
down, will excite MI Interest rarely characterize
ing explanations.
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hMuSEa!EHTS.
THE THOMAS rE6rlNoNIAL.

THE THOMAS TE6riMoN1Af4.
Tho Thomas tcai,,noual concerts which nro to 10
given Saturday afternoon aud evening promise to
be Two OF lilo nos memorable musical oycnts Chicago
bus over known. Tho programmes arc Of tho rlchest
aud most attractive description, and will have an add;
oual interest becauso thcro 1s much Of local nature
about them. Our favortto singer. Mrs. Clara HucE.
will aIng Ut tho evening concert ronan.a from
Aliguon and sDaro Tell7 " baliad by Hyin1ncr-
Btelt. At tho afternoon concert, tho orchestra will
play tho overture to " Don Munlo," tho cauata by
Dudley Buck, whom OI!cago once claimed ns Of
hcr musicians, aud In tho evening Is. Goldbcck's
beautiful quintcto for plano, Violin, vloa cello and
double bass will 10 giyen, hlr, doIlbeck llin-
aclf taking tho plano part. In ndlition
to tcse Interesting numbers tho orchestra will pay
"Idoineuco," which 10 new hero: q nach Prelude,
Chorale aud ruguc which waa ono Of tho most h1,c
York. and was always received with tho wavuat ell
thusiasm: Idszss symphonic roeia orphe"s" !" which
i delightfully."- tsl4s asnnt %9 to n t9
n,"1.na "rranlnoseI" % Yieasten,ps' sEansasio o.
pyontug; md tho ballet music q Wasnora "l.ionzi"
At tho afternoon concert Wo sllall havo spontlnl5
eyGrsarS to synnn ,o,1 aggat. y
preirdes"; ao,tnoa,a anicaation =; aid tho over
turet Wn1u Tel!" With such musical temptation
~ this u alonlt to SEQ bow any ono CHI Keep out Of
Ateuor1nick'B Halt on Saturday. Mr: Thomas haa
,lobly responded to THO testimnal which waa oercd
a. hau rarely bcen oorcd 6efotc. There is aooshng
for osery ono "a tsso and 10 as grn;e
gram,ncs. There u only ono Thing which ten'ana to
10 dotc, and TINT IL 10 ll tho hnli to eycrie"ina
thia oecarion, aud thus glyo Mr Thoras substantial
proof tat chcago appreciates what he has dono for
iuuata. .-......
Tho sa!o Of ucats for tho English opera goason, which
commences at AlcViekers Theatre On Monday eyel.
ag next ia thus far tho largest ever known bore III
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Angors weee broken, thought they could 10 put in
sllapo for future nhefulnoas
1ng IL. sosfy 1t e;sen 9s 99nernrso eys.
IT 1T tow fes o M @ fev sys ut gaso aSovo s
cosS e,' an9in Sr sao Tsr In is7o an by By lin
means beat Uhicayo. Hopfose TO initiate tho OK
ample.
oonoorlia Hall, on rvcnty-accond atreos, orencd
last evening to crowded. honso. Tho Entertainment
il excellent. The qnnstetts Is ono Of t,o best IN Tho
s TIo ds.o'sne ys' N " nrot s ew"r r, se
is stay 1t thia Tlsco Of nu.emsnt concert wifi e
given sri,tlny oveniug by McYlckers orchestra ut
which tinlo Prof. Stewart will cxhsblt Ills vioWs.
Detective paTean nrffs'sa gsn, .s1 JCn
rcfon OF stcal.ng span nf hofacs md huBEy which
were found ia the.r 1msseas!on fourth }esson sn
luz iloniicatlo,. Ono Of Tho tosars II black Earo
anil tho o.hcr gray.
Tl,cro il on exhibition at tho Exposition building \
sua a,s Ii % ss rsceses ,s e Ms sSoTs Daf s2
Of natcriag, etc., to tho Tort,llugs' Homo. Doug
woman WIG earns 1es own llr,na hhe cannot ,e ex r.
iloyocn,ly 70 buy many chances ~ roas-
lila In This afghan which f. sery ne riseo Of work
and thus courlbuto thoir part to ALL tho charity Which,
It IL doalrc1 to benefit.
rhoso Of or cszrns who falted TO hear tho lecture
evening, missed Tsa tfss ~ y!stys :; " tswos
et'iss & ,no,,nts,ns sid yaays, nj enlnsss UPON
o 'eFss 80 ops 90 te t. ss" 10 th' ono TO vers s
tero rovoling IN thc la1ur.ss ot tin. wondcrful r.
g!on Tie accounts gyon ey a!r. johnson @ ,; Of tho
rocsa e saST Viii HI ling II dsesso
climate promises long nfc and happiness.
Observation-Disclosures EXCHANGE.
The third annual convention Of tho Furniture Man-
ufacturcrs E1cilnnge Assnrdnton mot IN this nty
wednesday, Air. II. i. oartor, tho prcadons, In tho
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FY0l tH1 UtHFEF NtN5, lStUE, II.
Dr. Iagdan haA urrtyod at Cauon City, aftar a
thorough aud important survey OF tho ELK
Nlountains. 1Iia Individual labolH have boom OF
tho greatest yaluo to aclenoe, Tho geological
uationH unknown to geology. dloso Inspection
OF Bopsia peaa Mount Datoy [nagoa In honor
, 1874-10-02
'gottic. correspondence Of 7hc Chftaao 3TfoHne.

A Young Chinese woman, says tho Manchester
cou,ior, accused Of murder, upon evidence or
tractcd by torture from gill. has been sentenced
ii, by cutting to pioees! Tho modo 10 as
and 1t will bo seon thai tito wildcat North
n indian never inyentol torture 30 loud
nyjeonts " tioti to croaB anti Tho OPP
isa w M,ylu$ tia fAea, uultluA o4
Ing lne ln1aales. nlpp!uR ot{ tho
, 1874-10-02

Judge Rooers-,Yenlleln ste!nbrokes, tn1sclnd Tor
au assault With Intent to k! Potter Anna'l, pleaded
guilty to III assat to do bodily injury; ho WIS re-
inauded to tho custody OF tho aaarta.4lnnphrey a.
jackson, Indicted for per1usy; csso continued gu
taot.ou Of tho 6at,H Attorney tit the nsxs tsr-~rho
South oho,go School Tsustos suo wazssnso case WAS
, 1874-10-02
Kindergarten Tor The North Side.

Parents dostroMs es securing thu Kindergarten rauinR
for thott odron, will loaso communicate With the
MlAnlS CHANT, unrIor OF Dearborn onI Ontarto.sts.
Islnud!stel,. NJ a Kindergarten DnraraGnt VII! bo
AlGd tn thcIr bch1ol for Yuuu Latess 9luutd tAtr0
autfE1uut puc1IIralct1Uft.
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: LaporLe has forly.throC ice-hOuses.
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williams.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has
been looking still further into the dis
hursements of tho contingent fund of
the Department of Justice. They have
found there some very interesting facts,
rs the following will show:
"WAsmNGToN, Jan. ~. 1879. = United
States Department Of Justice to An
drew j. Joyce x Go. Dr. To one lam
daulet, No. "a. $1,000. Received pay
ment. ANDREW }. JoYCE & Co"
baltimore. July 80 1872. United
States Department Of Justice bought of
Coblens & kaufman one pair of bay
horses $3.50. Received payment.
.CoBLESs & KAUFMAN"
"WAsHNGToN. July, 1872. United
States Department of Justice 10 An
drew J. Joyce & Co. Dr.-One pair
stitched pole straps and gold slipbuckle,
ss new gold lining in landaulet. S42.-
81: various other'iitems, .isame. nature,
Sl24.sS: total. $2l1,l3."
In November there was another bill
Of repairs for landaulet. and again in
December. making in al. over $500 more.
The landaulet seems to have been re-
paired from January. 1872, TO December
last. about SLIGO worth. Certainly IT
was kept Furnished bright for Mrs. At
torney General Williams.
Some other curious things were also
discovered as for instance the following
voucher:
"NAsHSCroN. October %. 1872.
department of Justice to Il. w. Reed
\ Sons. Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in-IChoice Groceries. Teas and Japa-
nese Goods, IL and Il Il street. be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
n. W..
"One sidc-wall glass and one base table
with white marble top. $500 re
ceiytd payment. B. w. REED * SoSs.'
Here is the richest Stem. George
Wilkenson is carried on the rolls OF the
Department of Justice a a temporary
clerk at $40 per annum. or SO month.
Ills duties are wholly private. In short
he is the private servate servant of Geo.
ii. Williams.
Charles W Lee is-borne'on,the'roils
of the same department as a messenger
at s720 year, or $50 month lie is
also a household servant of Mr.. Will
liams. Their salaries are paid out of
the contingent fund of the Department
of Justice. hut they do not perform any
service in bubble capacity.-tCor. n. Y.
sun.
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PRICE OF sUBsCEiPTIoN.
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, y o.
For six months, w
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centuries, however, had passed before
he yentured on this step, and the Pro-
testaniism of our people is too firmly
established to be shaken. But il might he
otherwise If the present Roman Catholic
clergy in Germany were TO challenge
their Old Catholic successors before the
innovation has become familiar. The
government. indeed. have thrown out
menaces OF Punishment or secluSion
against recalcitrant prelates, and the
struggle. IL would seem. can hardly
stop short of this.
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Furniture! Irul.nitnt'e.

E&St;r%c1~ THE under.icrri lnor'rs ne public
Esffe .6r.ssS thaf he ha. unN. and vii r,nsianlN
scIf'~s~~esAs keep on haul or manu 'urc to
order all the latest aud fashionable varieties n
Furniture. such
wARDRoBEs,
RCREAuS,
BEBSTFADS.
LOUNGES.
Tables. DC. &c.
and a large assortment ~ chairs Of evcry style Ne
respectfully invites those desiring anything n h ne.
20 call and examine his stock before purhasle elise
where az NJ confident he please them. az hi new
shop on the of The Public square. wes ~ the
Court house JACOB ALLIES.
Nov. 10. 1857.
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NaAS rented the stable of 7. Ilcrbi'.
a aud hlsa good stock OF III Go
and SADDLE HORSES TO hire, 10
careful users. lie will also do any Kind
OF hauling in Jasper or vicinity.
Horses kept by the day or week on
liberal terms.
ersons having horses 60 sell. or de-
string 10 purchase horses, will find this
q desirable place, rs the proprietor will
pay particular attention 20 this branch
OF business; and will receive horses for
sale on commission. il desired.
\ share OF patronage is solicited.
Good and experienced ostlors at all
times in attendance. sept. II, 73-ly
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Sambo's Tax Receipt.
LFrom lL0 paw.on Ca journal. !


A negro living in a neighboring coun-
ty, having been fortunate enough TO &C.
cumulate considerable of this worlds
goods. desired. as all loyal subjects
should, TO pay tax OH the same. Ii be-
ing a new business TO him, he did not
know there was proper officer for re-
ceiving the tax, and concluded all that
was necessary was TO flnd man with a
white skin.
Consequently lie hailed the first man
he met with, ">ay boss. | want TO pay
my tax must Glib it to you!r Gu be-
Ing told it would DC received by the
comprehending white gentleman. the
negro gave him SIS, and asked if that
was enough. Il suppose IL is.' said the
white man. "Boss, GIN me shown' for
dat said the negro. Again the wits of
tie white man were at work. and he
soon handed the negro slip of paper
with the inscription: "As Moses lifted
the serpent out of the wilderness, like
ise have ! lifted <25 out OF this d-n
lncero's pocket
/ Not long after this The negro met the
/ tax collector proper. Done paid IL
boss. and here's 'coipt," at the same time
handing the piece OF paper TO the officer
f, He read: "As Moses lifted The serpent
| out OF The wilderness, likewise have lift
ed $25 out OF this d-n ncgro's pocket
"llold on, boss, YOU read um wrong
calculated the astonishcd darkey. as lie
snatched the paper and carried it TO an
other man, who began to read. AS
/ Moses lifted" Here he was interrupt
Jed by the negro, who exclaimed Look
Ia-yar; .ea gim me dat paper I'm gwine
10 lit dat white man oat'n hi- boots,
forctiod is With this he left. and,
inot having been heard from since. it is
supposed he is still looking for the man
10 " hom he paid his tax.
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Jasper and Shoals
STAGE ROUTE!

vkNiIE travelling public are informed
that the undersigned will hereafter
run a stage between Jasper and Shoals.
leaving Jasper every Monday and Fri
day mornings, and returning TUESDAYS
and Saturdays. Good teams. comforta-
bic conveyances, and expert drivers. he
hopes will earn share OF public patron
age. Express packages will be convey
cd at reasonable rates. aad promptly de-
llivered. a. STEINHAUS SER.
Sept IL, .73.-ly.
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vVNHE undersigned having received the
contract for carrying the mail to
Rockport. respectfully informs any one
desiring to travel upon this route, that
he will leave Jasper every Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays mornings, and
returns every Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Good team, comfortable
convcvances and expert drivers.
\ share Of patronage solicited.
JOSEPH UHRICH.
Jan. 9th, 1874
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Architect and CarPs iser'
w. B. ROSE

fAFFER~ his services 10 those huilding
~ or contemplating building. lie viii
furnish lLAN. AND EsTlhtrE- tO those
desiring them, or " III make estimates on
pians furnished him for aus Kind OF
RE is also ready TO take con.
tracts for nything ia his line at reason
able prices. and will furnish all neccs sary
materials. if desired. Persons intend
ing TO build are requested TO see, on
address him, at IRELAND, lND.
Aug. lst, le73.-ly
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rt Quiz says (ihongh its doubtless
the effect OF New Years. that there's
one good thing abcut thi, sloppy wealth
crit enables one TO discover whether
his swcctheart's feet and SO on are
worthy of the rest OF her.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1874-05-31
POINTED SPEECH OF NON. ID. W.
MUM.
GRO WDSOF PEOPLE AND NOBODY
HURT.

Tho number OF poople at Mound City
yesterday was estimated at from three
to five thousand. We have no doubt
fully five thousand wsro present IN
tho cemetery and around the stand.
Tho arrangements of tho committee, Of
which Mr.. Merit was tho chairman, were
complete, and the programme was carried
out without any difficulty; everything
moved as smoothly as machinery,
"MARCHING ON"
Ovsr the gateway of the d8metery,
worked in evergreen wero tho words
Marching On"
HALF MAST.
The ltg on the stall in tho midst OF tho
graves foated at half mast. Around tho
flag stan, at the commencement of the
ceremonies the band and largo COM
psny Of ladies and gentlemen wsro
gathered A prayer was made, several
mournful dirges were played, and every
body then proceeded TO cast nowers upon
tho graves. No formal procession was
formed for this purpose.
fORGIvf THEN,
Am NJ tho nower-strewers were SOW
eral colored ladies and gentlemen from
Cairo, DO not start, good bourbon
friend; wo mean it--lAdies and gentlemen,
though black as Erebus. Il vas tho
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-05-31
THE LECTURE.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN :--rhc late br'l-
liant but brief movement among the women
Of some parts Of our country in opposition
to the traffic in intoxicating liquors, has
created considerable discussion concerning
Its wisdom aud the evils resulting to society
from the use by man OF alcoholic drinks
This discussion has suggested tome the SUD
| ject of nv rcnarks tonight; "fho Two
| vs.. IN