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COM N ERClAL.
CAIRO, Lib, MONDAY EVENING, I
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CARo, Lib, MONDAY EVENING, I
June IS, 1875.
Professor Tees weather predictions
rainy and stormy till the middle of July
are being verified daily. We have had
rain daily since our last report, and as
many rs two showers on some days.
During the interval OF "rcst," the
weather has been intensely hot. aud this
state of affairs has had Il depressing
effect on the markets generally. There
is very little change, if any, to note in
the condition of any article over that OF
our last report.
The Flour market remains dull, is
overstocked, and transactions light.
There is no change in prices, and sellers
would make concessions on large lots.
Hay is very dull-so much 50 that one
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The wellknown barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided ov.r by
he popular artist, George Stcinhouse, has
removed one door northon Commercial, IN
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
arge and commodious, and those wishing
for anything artistic IN the way of fashion,
Able hair cutting, smooth shayes, etc., will
10 well TO call at the Grand Central Barber
.hon. 7l-3-l3-tf
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Abandoned.

The Mound City Jop0,ai says THE
county commissioners had a meeting last
Wednesday to open the bid, for building
II firc-proot vault. Six bids We're re-
ceivcd, the highest being Sl,ls5, the low
est SS97.1j. These Were cash bids, rs adj
verti,ed for. The board rejected all OF the
bids and abandoned the idea of building
a vault. for the present at least"
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For yincenness.

1t is said that number OF Cairo pro-
pie will visit Nincennes, Indiana, ON the
9th of July, to attend the grand cclcbra-
ton to be given there on that day by the
Knights Of Pythla, Of that city. The
knights will be addressed by Hon. ID.
W. VOORHEES,. indiana great orator, and
we presume this fact will induce many to
go TO Nincenncs Instead of spending the
day nearer home.
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Arlington lee Cream Saloon, I. b. Ell
lis, proprietor, at the Arlington House,
on Commercial avenue between
Sixth aud Seventh, Is now open.
The most delicious Ice Cream always on
hand. Families supplied with any guam
liiy, and at reasonable prices d-ls-tf
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Dixon Sflriugs

This pleasant summer Resort {, DOW open
for visitors. The SPRING are the iue,t
Chalybest water, an1 are situated IN a
beautiful beech grove, near n romantic
stream with highroeky banks. The SPRING.
are halfway between Vienna nj COL
conda, and can be reached by hack from
either OF those places. Il. ". BiyIH,,
Proprietor.
June - ls.5, G-li.9W.
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The Panic base ball club Of Mound
City has challenged the Comet club Of
Cairo for game. The challenge has
been accepted by the Cairo boys. and the
game will come Oh in Mound City some
time next week.
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NOTICE..

There win BE- a meeting Of the stock
holders OF the lllm-il-to-nian-Foste Cir
Gus company. this evening. 29ih, at :
o'clock. in Parlor No. H.. -. Charles iIo-
tcl. \ full attendauc, j. desired. BY
order Of the President
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D.Iic,ous-PIi.SKN ER-at loui. .seI
br-l'.
Notice

All person. whose liquor license cX-
pirc- july 1T. next. are hereby notified
that heir bonds must zoe executed and
filed ia my onlec on Or before the 1t day
OF July, for approval of same.
VA. FRLNcH ANLEY. City Clerk.
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BOATS DUE.

boats DUE.
Jim Fisk, Paducah. Thos. shlrloch,
Arlington, Cincinnati Robt. i. Mitchell,
Minneola, Grand Lake No. ,, south; CITY
Chester, Future City.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last eycning was Is feet Id
inches on the gauge, having risen Is 10
inches during the previous As hours a
most drcnching rain Tell here during
Sunday night, and heavy showers and
storms have passed round Ms. The nv
ers elsewhere are all reported falling
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pILsYsEn u, Loui. Iierberi'~.
Reduced Rates.

We willtake, at the 81 CharlCs Hotel,
during the summer months, ~ day DO irjers.
ats42 per month, anGjo boafdcr. With cool,
pleas ant room. on the u per door, at so
per month At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying bo,rdcf, viii be
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX \ CO..
3i-;-2s.im. i'ropr.ctor.
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A silver plated No. o wilson shuttle Sew
ing Machine, hard piano finish, valued at
sS5. WIN be sold at $40 discount, on good
terms. aud ordered direct irom the factory.
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The Mound City JouHai says "Thc
uncleanly looking person in camoric
gown and flannel skull cap, on our
streets Monday. claimed to BE- a monk of
the Greek church. Some thought that it
he had ~ attached TO his title It would
more suitably represent his character.
The Cairo Bpiictin knows all about him,
and says he was once slave OF the cruel
Turks. and wa, ransomed from them by
the Russian government Tor the sum of
s3J.ilj.l7. We think the purchaser got
badly cheated. Mayor Jack Winter took
a deep interest tn the Bulgarian Greek
and undertook to turn him over to the
charitable aud hO,piAblc Capt. Handle.
ton. Of this place: but the Captain not
being at home, the thing lid not work
The last We saw OF the monk, he was
fishing from a whari-bo,t At Cairo"
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riLSENER u, Louis lIcrbcr'',
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Administrators Notice.

LNSTATE of Thomas T.. sullivan. deceased:
Il The undersigned having been appointed
van, late vi the county of Alexander aud State OF
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court Of Alexan-
der county, at the SQUIRT house in Cairo, ut the
July term. On the second Monday in July next,
at which time al persons having claims against
said estate are notified aud requested 10 attend
for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted TO said estate are requestc,l To
make immediate pay ment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 2l.t day of May, A. u. ISIS
NJ. j. MCGAULEl, Administrator.
llo-5-1l- ult-SW.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

The Entire Stock of Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods En-.
broderes and Parasos will be Sold at Cost Must be sold
within the next sixty days Now the time obtain bargains
This no Ad ertsng Dodge Bring your money and get
value received.
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FOR SALE.

ANo. o Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at SO VIII be sold at Sl5 discount
and ordered direct fro IN the factory.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Just re ,cived by the New York store.
% gross of assorted Glass Fruit Jars, which
we shall offer at 10 cents per dozen. Thi.
makes glass jars lower than tin cans. Lib.
eral discount TO tho trade.
CHARLES o. PATIER & Co.
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Another ghost has made it, appearance
in this city. aud the negroes, in one of
the up town neighborhooIs, where the
ghost Ia, made it, appearance. are badly
frightened. II may be- that this Is on OF
Mott'- spirits. and has. through some
mistake, got into the wrongpIr Of town.
Ia The finest article OF salad OH at
~ehuh'- drugstore.
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Cheaper Than Ever known Before.
Mason, Sclf-Sealng Fruit Jars at 81 80
per dozen. Extra rubbers for Mason's
Fruit Jars, at Daniel Hartman's, corner
sixth street. G-2J-tt
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The Mound City string and brass bands
are talking Of celebrating the Fourth Of
July on the Bird, according to the fashion
tht. wear
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LOOK EEREi
Ease Balls ofi.ycry Description
Ar
Pill II. SAUP'S.
Excursions. picnlcs. re.

The good -cngcr steamer Bannock
City, can be chartetcd for excursions or
picnics At r. 'sonable rate. apply TO
cg.im WALLER d NJ Li-.
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A fight occurred between two Ger
mans, at the corner of Walnut and Four
tcenth street, yesterday morning. we are
told, but no one wa hurt
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The Cairo a Vincennc- railroad COM
pany will cut down fare Tor the Fourth
of July,
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FOR SALE.

A $50 Remington Sewing Machine $50
of for cash. suitable for tailor or boot ana
shoe manufacturer.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT TIE CORNER.
Hate. caps Clothing, d..

J. Wal,ler, at the corner OF Ohio Leycc
and Sixth street, knownto some as ''our
friend at the corner ha-
slaughtered high prices in Hats, Cap.,
and Clothing. lie j. selling at great bar
gains. fact that makes some dealers iccl
as II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price his goods.
for which be lloes not owe q nlcklc.
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GLASS Fruit Jars.

at - cents per dozen; all the latest styles
in jelly glass. Sealing wax IN large and
small quantities, at Daul Hartman'-,
corner Sixth street.
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LsD"XX Wood .tocS envelopes at The
BULLETIN Office. - % per NJ.
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The Arab Engine House i, now being
painted. II will, when finished. present
. much better appearance than hereto
f,r,.
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For SALE.

Alta bargain, and Oh good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com
pany's Office, corner Ninth street ond Com
mercial.
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For SALE.

A style "E," "Clough, Warren X Co.'S
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
troit. List price, 1900. WIN be sold FOL
5000.
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geT' The celebrated SehEts MfLWt
kEE BEER at Jacckct's.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Idlcwild, Evansville.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
City OF Helena, Nicksbnrg.
Capitol City, st. Louis.
Con, Millar, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower, Memphis.
Big Sunllowcr, South.
II. c. Yaegcr, st. Louis.
Julia, Nicksburg.
Tow-boat Greyhound, Shatwell's.
Gcn'l Anderson, Mound City
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
" ldlewild, Evansville.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
- City Helena, st. Louis.
- Capitol City, Vick,burg'
- Grand Tower, st. Louis.
- Big Sunhower. Cincinnati.
- Cons. Millar, Memphis.
- II. c. lacger, New Orleans,
- Julia, st. Louis.
Tow-hont Gen. Anderson, II. Louis
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piclurcsque America A..

At The BULLETIN biudcry--iS numbers.
bound IN two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco: cost Sil for sale ut so.
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CAIRO mARKET...WH0LESALE.

Corrected Daily by T.. NJ stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary of the Cairo Board ct
Trade.
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The entire outfit OF the Grand Central
Hotel, with a i've years lease, and Oh reas-
enable terms. For particulars, apply to
17-6-.a.tf. Nm. WETZgI.
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The Delta City Cornct Band will play
at The uptown stand this evening.
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EssyGcnuinc Congress Spring Water,
putup ia bottles only, for sale at Schuh's
drug store at - 90 per dozen.
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on.

FtHTII0IT- ~ IITUIt'7I
THOMAS JONES. sergt ;. = U. ;. \
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FOR SALE.

A new twO.horse Gamble wagon,
For any Of the above articles, apply al
the BULLETIN office. l., A, buRSErf'
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The house and lot on the corner OF
Eighth aud Walnut streets. For part!cu-
lars apply to Mis-. CUMMINGS
t.oJ-tt
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Bs.y@ KITZINGER-a most d.l.ci,,s bar
.rdgs-0f .I4ecksEs
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Leais Herbert mas PiLsENEH.

The street hands are again compelled
to lay on,owing TO the wet weather.
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picturesque Amerca"-is num 1er'
bound IN : volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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6-23-tll.
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" A Repository Of Fashion. Pleasure
aud Instruction.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
Illustrated.
NOTICES or THE PRESS.


The Bazaar Is edited with . contribution
of tact and talent that we seldom find In any
journal; and the journal itself Is the organ
OF the great world Of fsshion.-BostOn TTav.
cler.
The Bazaar commends itself to every MEM
Der OF the household-to the children by
droll and pretty pictures, 10 the young Ia
dies by IT. fashion plates 10 endless variety,
TO the proyident matron by its patterns for
the childrcn's 81 }thes, to paterfamilias by
its tasteful designs for embroidered slippers
and luxurious dressing gowns. But the
reading matter VI the bazar Is uniformly OF
great excellence. The paper has acquired
4 wide popularity for the Preside enjoyment
II affords N. Y. Evening Post.
TERMS
Harper's Bazaar, one year. ~ 90
Four dollars includes prepayment Of
S. postage by the publishers.
subscriptions to Harper's Magazine.
Weekly, aud Bazaar. TO one address Tor one
wear, tiO 10; OF two OF Harper's Periodi.
Gals, to one address for one year, ~ %,
An extra copy Of either the Magazine,
Weekly. or Bazaar will De supplied Cratic
for every club OF i've subscribers at % 90
each, In one remittance; or, six copies for
$40 90 without extra copy postage free,
Back numbers can be supplied ct any
time.
The seven volumes OF larper's Bazaar, ios
the years Ie6s 90, 10, ~, II, 10, ~, Gle.
gantly bound In green morocco cloth, VII!
be sent by express, freight prepaid, 81
81 90 each.
E Newspapers are not TO copy this I'd
yertisement without the express orders .
Address aXRrERS BROTHERS. y. y.
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H-5- D.fie,a.e CtLMBACHER at J1,ek
a..
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E957 Big reduction ia price. OF Feather
Du.tcr.. at Schuh's drug store
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y cottage on Thirteenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
6-l3.ti. Apply To DIR. SMITH.
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gsD~G Genuine Congrc-, water il bottles
at schuh's drug store. % cents per bot
tie
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Go - Lonis Herbert, for niLsE.
SEN.
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H. W. DrGAS..".~"".... Master.
win take out grand picnic party on the 5th
of July, which will be so arranged NJ To- ternin-
ate in u Moonlight Excursion. The excursion
is planned expressly for the Young people Of
the city, and good music and everything neces-
-ary to make the occasion enjoyable will be pro-
Nided lS-5-td.
, 1875-10-23

than nTer. The manufacturer, scrs ,i!,itr1 in
fc'llitlnis Wnf'"f f0hriltri,E: r:ith rHtHotn INA
V'lAhe :: and the U}CEhtr,n sntc! n l,tf: 4 va
tntItn This tH'"amcnt ttrcEj;th' W He nop
of the manufacturers; rntl. w"n ll,r ur.,a-
ttvrH sclf-grHntmi vacation latnn /, 1T, t.ul tIn
fllt-o"leTn A!lnWfHl nu tn.f!.un to bring t;1r IF
id!enepH to an e1d Whon tho operatives want
cd 10 return. They wcEo ms. -it1 cnu,lito,a,
wllict. tho leaders of them any; mlofl
70 reduce thcnl to Hlay"ry worAe than TINT ,,i
tue nnKrocs. J}nt tho uw,,nr4 contendotl that ri
they htartod tho ne. il would 10 fnr the lenat,t
CT tls workmen thnt tl,f~ couId not o.,,oct to
make anything for tliemeclyrs that thcy co;i!d
bot afford to r,1n the risk Of starting np their
machinery 10 hayn it atoI,pe" at any lime hy tjo
wliih Of u dissntisfefl ot,e:a'!vr In abort, ihey
BAIL "'fiIny must la allowed 10 control their
own capital. The ter,nB wrfc open to accept or
fetPcs: there rhs III cnmu1il1iuii hut ut,ui, at,y
other terms. TIM ialplfsr Ind more pnwor t,cr
tho capital inverted in thu mill thai it's owner,
Ilo could make it r1npsoducsi.e as moments
nntce."
Tho profits of the tnil- al tlo ureHcnt ra,cu
mlibt--bRv tim manufacturers --le nothing, Ia
P'y t-1,tr-cent dtFitl"n iaxta, insurance, sal
ar1fH. aud sscar-an1.tcas. mill must make
t!1oy calcuato-n ltoiit IT cent q yatJ, Print
clatl.s are now worth a. cents yard At l'al
llYes. transcript frun t,fto Of the iniIi-books
for the SECOND quarter Of Ills wear Eiyas tlI0
following hH tho cost Of manufacturing one yard
Of prlnt-clotlk:
, 1875-10-23

,'HItffpV5E ILu.] 11HtI.
Wo Yesterday lessnud Of tho death OF DR., Il,
G. Mc"i!llans h naslany an sunday lAs.. which
occurred ~ !he following singular manner: Ii
aeous that the doctor. when Under tho lntlue
VI liquor, conceived the fancy Of holding up hts
watch or other object aud permitting sumo cue
to shoot at it,. few dAvs s.nca he aud yome
buou companions tnss III Bethany, w4eu AIrWlll-
aorap VI tue patty shooting Ut It. Ouo or two
shots were tired without any serious result. but
finally Cicero Stephens tited but missed tic Oh.
lect and shot hoWilliams In tue head. He fell,
renLkin8 thAt y *es 6ad shos And 10 uAs kill
ea ~. .8aAt ~ eiQ Ret @ARA kSapAapRs
, 1875-10-23

Iska e ., Their placo II I am not mistaken, ~
u, a.; isa lawyer, and gool ono. TOO. I ar
.'ct i,c IS rood banker; il he ia. hs might not
" oolcet to til" following plan tor tha settlo-
H,tt IN, OF tho currency question:
fHA-Ihe Privilege Of Issuing the psner-
1.ono5 OF tho country should bo confined 70 ths
satne power that provides for Tho Gaining ~
1n1ney. ns, II tho General Government can dele
KSe se,, - a., ~ nnlimted number OF banks uyer
.e Ssatea have no control, tho exclusive
M!sttGt:e OF isHu'ng, papev-lnonor, It can With
npIu LINT power aud ietform the eamo sorYjoa
'heI II delegates to tho f,nks.
onfoF M T. y &C. @cons.tsutiona for Congress u
en1pIo5 looo or 3Do0 banks 10 furn,a., tic noo
Pc WIN hpaper'monay. it is equally constitutional
to delegate that powur exclusively to DenAee-
mcnt Of tho doncra Government.
t"na-lne power to lssue papor-noney oushs
to bo entirely disconnected from bank-jcnosi1s
Wien there III any great financial disturbance.
bank has enough to do TO provide fnr t.
depoeitors, without being called on st Tho esmn
time, as 1t sutcly will bo, to redeem In coin it,
circulating notes.
;fourn.- Congress might create = currency
IKE that ts,aed under tho act Of Aug 10, 1851,
known az the demand Note," rcdocmabin IN
com Ut any Government Depository Tie dow
nt!'nsns ~! ,,m could float s3oo oo0o0o or s4oo,-
e9'n :'2 ~, bns's than the bnnks could. because
~ th' Ereatar cnnfdonca the poople wouId
nAse ~ IN It. mud becauso 1t would be Ut par all oyor
snp craht1y; while bank notes, issued from evogy
would 10 dinconnted In proportion to tho coal of
%ooaseit!u6 % tnet1 lLto coin, boaides general de-
psccaatlon from hhnl;.farrer and defaIcationH.
tin ~ eoapro Of sao entro aystsm of NJ
| respectfully submit this pIan far a norn..
ncnt currency TO ~. Il. H." md llis bank friends
GENERALLY. Il tho greenbacks arc to fo ratjrsI
!9rever, 10 allow tho National Banks TO snrpsd
themselves l admit his rlan viii auswer he
purpose Just aa we'll az any prppoaad.
, 1875-10-23

This shows that tile actuns eott OF making a
gard Of cloth. in lime, njlIr moro tha II
rolls for nov. ln view OF tf4is tho nlauufa:tu-.
efn BAY that 'Sever IN the hi.soty of ca,tnu-
manufacturing has 30 largo proportit Of tho
totnl receipts gone to tho operatives N during
tue Inst twu ycarh.'
, 1875-10-23

snar " u'I avo ~ ,no nsno M ~ !has' ~ tno eno.
IeEalixcd pApor Tor, II auy ina,lruus,o Sub
staucu ca,I be made leca].sender. the hover that
makes i, 10 ,s comro,eut anti liaLly at epy tIno
to tsko IN soIuo aJouunto and muIp ccnysulont
thing aud logalizo il for tLo same pnrpose,
DoDrS Wu1rLooE.
WHY CANNOT THE GOVERNMENT SUPPLY THE
CURRENCY OF THE COUNTRY, AS WELL AS
cctHp ,-...
70 10 Editor ~ 7ht fh'tas' 3f''H":
CHICAGO. Oct. 2!.-ls IL no" III order for
, 1875-10-23
"oREEhBAcKs-oME HUNDRED"

~ tHc [u@f9F " 1hf lHttH1H iFtbHHc:
CHICAGO. Oct. o2.-Tha Inter 0cran heads tho
s1cwH OF tho day, In IT'D editorial iteuH with t,o
information that, At the lsoarl of Trade (Cii-
cago) Grevnbacas opaaod ut 100, aud 'closcl at
100"
Now, let it report that In 1.oudon, raris, II.
enna, berlin. 81. Pttorsburg ConstGutinopIc, aud
in NIL tho commercial cities Of tho Orient, and ut
'iou Francisco. "tiod opened a. 10u AMI ctosod
ut l0o. aud tho reader Of tho naws would opou
his eyos.
ia it possible" he wonld Say. .that We
have nt last got dollnr that il do1lars aud
That tho 1ndia.Fubl'er attolo wllrl, has teeu
ntretche1 all atong from 40 to 90 has at lengsh
liked aud ssablo value, Which corresponds with
tAe Golsl-standArd Ut al! ages nnd nations"
Could he regard the report as anything but
practical JOKE. and feel that tho ..Itepubican
organ par oxce!lonce " had NOT aLaudonoI tie
honest policy Of resumption to DO in1uguratod
10 Hoon NJ the "Ciyll Was" was oyrr
aid become q convert to practical
fcuudlatson, ho would throw up h,s Int Nth
10y, aId 10 forth 10 h.a work with tho asuurance
tlas Tbs "good timo" which had bea,l 30 long
ln "coming" lad indeed come
Tho board OF Trade ~ great institution, Cli-
caKol ls a gsaas city. anh tLu United states ID =
great nat!on; lut neither IN great enough 10 re-
versa all history WHICH tcaclloa tl.ut all ncor-
ytrtible pApot-cutIency cannok Aav0 \ stahu
value, or compel thu gsDator commercial ccl!trcH
and nst.ons ot tbe eartl. 10 esteem tue ,,a,;er-
money IT tho uat!un auy hlgtvr than tue natioa
itself essoeu,s IT,. 1t will ao quito tiulc for tIlo
LonsbaEd-btsoet Exchau4.. the par,s uourso,
aud tho other groas 1uonoy-cout1us Vt
tho world, to say tl2t \ greeiLark.dol-
lar is worth lD0 cents. when the Noyernnlent Ut
tho untotl states ntlall say it, When onr Guy-
suey aud houesty, aud shall l'ay Iold-!ollar for
REoeubaok-doslsr. and a4af! taku tlsv ,:rcenbask
aud tue gold ut tho Custom House 81 Of The sallo
7Aluo, WI SHALL lluA gruonLsvks III London. iarIs,
st. Petersburg, Hong Kong, aud aan tsaneiBco.
ut par iu gold, eASe reasonable percentage for
exchange.
THIS y tho grand contamination to bo do
.EautIY rislea"; aud tha ldla AID. tqoQae t1iajpE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-21

Excursioniats kfom Europe are com.
ing 10 this country in 1876 10 witness
proceedings Al Ilio BercheT trial aud
ai llie Centennial Exhibition. Space
farall na.ions has been reseryod