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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMoR REL April Flour qaie o and un changed.
Wheat steady aud quit. corn STEADY snd. firm
southern whltesS7c.; yeiousy SIC. Oass and rye
iuiet. Provisions buoi ant. Pork: $21Gss2i co.,
t;acon active and firm Shoulders. a9s619Sc. Lard
irmer Mt 14HaI5c. Coffee strong with upward
kio csrgoes. 6aD1 S4ic. Whiskey active
It Sl.l5. Sugar strong ut lOi.l1l Q7ie
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,' "'NLEAh JonSSfoH,s LOVE FOR GENERAL
LIE 49, Letter 10 the Lee Memorial Assoca-
,'" Of Baltimore l-jSdcGnnGh, March 20,
- 81 have just had the honor to receive
,oj!! note Of The Eth instant.
IL giAlIles me very mach 10 learn that the
Ldlc> Of Your Association think that the use
q my name can 10 any degree promote their
h"h!e OBJECT. Tha, object is more interest
M 70 none but General Lees children
Tan 10 tne-thc friend most devoted TO him
nom our boyhood TO his death. very gladly
consent, therefore, to their placing my name
- lhry propose.
HrSging you 10 assure the members of
your association Of my high appreciation OF
me h4L0r they confer upon Inc, afn, with
l]' A!Sucotfc.pcct, yours truly,
j T., JonssTOs.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germ

Germany.
LONDON, April IA special to the Post
from Berlin says a financial crisis is feared
there. Settlements on the BourSe are effected
with great difficulty. There have been
twenty eight failures, and two persons have
committed suicide in consequence Of financial
reyerseS.
|. LONDON, April IA special from Berlin
to the Post reports that eighty eccleSiastics
are at present imprisoned at Posen alone. 1t
is rumorcd that the Government has arrested
the papal delegate who has been secretly
administering the archbishopric Of Poscn
since the arrest of the incumbent.
Spain.
PARIS. April 1.--Advices from Spin state
that force of Carl>tS has entered the pro-
vince Of Santander, and will be followed by
Don Carlos and the bulk Of his army. 1t is
supposed they are trying to penetrate to
CASTLE.
LONDON, April 1.-The Government finds
it difficult; to defend ,JoveIlar from the accu-
Satons made against him by General Concha.
An old Spanish law prohibits the appoint
mrnt Of IN ex-governor OF a colony 10 any
public post Until formal inquiry has been
had into his past administration. 1t is un-
dcrstood that in Jorellar's case no such in.
| quiry has taken place since bis return from
Cuba, and this circumstance may be used as
| prclcNt for his Withdrawal from the Min.
| lStrI.
Russia
LONDON, April IA telegram from St
| Peters burgh states that NJ. Schichkip, the
| Russian diplomatic agent and c0nsulgeneral
! in Srrpil, has been appointed Minister OF
Russia to the United States.
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CINCINNATI MARK ETS.

CINCINNATI April 1.-Flonr steady. Corn firm
at 7U072c Pork auiet hut firm at $2l.5O. Lard
III m: steam. l4Sc. bid: kettle, 44c. Bacon firm;
shoulders, S7sa9c.; clear.rlb 124c.; cesr, 12Sc.;
held higher at the close. Whiskey, *l.ls
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ST LOFTS MARK ETS.

ST. LOUIS, April Flour In good deinund.
scarce. and unchanged. Corn-Ao. 2-mikcd. B9k
4Tlc. Whiskcy steady at SLIP. Pork, &21 30.
Observation-Disclosures. &c clear-rib and clear. 12k@
13c. Lard firm; 14Sc. BID.
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Tobacco Markets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April l, 1875.
There has been no material change In the Rich
mond tobacco mark since our last weekly review.
but there Is apparently more hopeful feeling. The
breaks during the past week comprised S21 hogs
heads, 124 tierces. / % boxes There were otferea
at auction 600 packages, Of which AGO were sold
at prices ranging from 81 TO $50.
We continue our approXImate quotations:
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

Z
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-White, rs bushels.
Constantine, 266 bushels. Mixed, SO bushels.
OATS.-1 ,03G bushels.
SuUCKS-4O bales.
SALES.
WIIEAT.-Whitc, pa bushels ut 1926.
tORS.-Whie. 90 bushels very good ut sec :;
&c bushels on pri yate terms. Total. 266 bushels
CORS.-EiXed. 80 bushels prime ut SIC; so
bushels at SIC. Total 50 bushels.
OAPs.-46 bushels good spring at CSC; so bush.
els nj Csc. 2j4 bushels very good spring at G3e :;
300 bushels prime at 64c. Total, $50 bushels.
SiIuCKS-40 bales on private terms.
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RALTIMOEE LIYE.srOCK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE, ApyiI1.-The cattle market has been
generally slow during the past we k, but grades ara
osa 6sc.; medium or good far qualify, 43S05kc.;
ordinary thin steers, oxen. and cows, 3slg4ac.;
most sales at 6t@6c, receipts, 1892 head; sales,
500 head. Hogs have been steady. and prices ut the
close show considerablc'hrnnvss; fair to good OF
"a 1c.; extra, &C.; receinis, 5,772 head. There
Is an over supply of small bacon h ,gs coming In
Sheep are less active but steady at isRfkc.
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Railroad Matters.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The differences be-
tween the Great Western and Grand Trunk
railroads are adjusted.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-The Northern Gen.
tral railroad has issued a thousand bonds of
81 900 each, the proceeds to be applied to
increasing the terminal facilities here.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 1-Noon.-stocks dull. Money,
5. Gold, 1144. Exchapge-Long 4S4.; short,
ASS. Governments active and lower. States quiet.
Erening.- Money easy at 4@5. Sterling steady
at 81. Gold more active at l14a. Governments
dull and weak. States quiet and strong.
Sub Treasury balances: Gold, S54 40 646 cur
rency, s42,97O,339; the sub-treasurer, $4,000:
on account of interest, S25,500; custom receipts,
$4,000.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA CAPITAL.--C tnctn-
matt, March GA special dispatch to the
Enquirer from Charleston, West Virginia.
states that Judge Waite, OF the Ninth Judicial
Circuit Court, has granted an injunction stay
ing the removal OF the capital to Wheeling.
Tue capital VIII remain at Charleston until
the courts have an opportunity to pass upon
the validity of the act of removal, which it
is claimed is unconstitutional.
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rOSTAL.-Slmucl Walker is appointed
postmaster at Oldham Cross Roads, West
mvrcland county, Va, rice William r. Hud-
son, resigned; Mrs. Naomi Bishop is APP
pointed postmaster al Clear Fork, Bland
county, Va, rice Thomas Franklin, re.
.irupI
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,ou,sysLIE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARK EFT. - - =

MARCH 29.-I uautlctursd 1ooaeco..Icere -
, ,modeI ate d maud aud the market Is Without ns"
f.aiures, we quote: Virginia bright nne pon '3a
tssama4e: Virginia bright ane and extra WEI" ;s,s
9ae Virginia bright extra G-inch TWIST, 1se W.
siuia hrish u-!nGn aud 12-inch t~isi, ,,s
riuia medium u ANA l2-inch TWIST oas't fesss'"
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOEACCO HlARKET.
MARCH 29.-The sales To- Gay aggregated 20
hogshelds, distributed as follows n,

hogsheads, distributed rs follows;
| The Picket house sold hogshcad5 Butler county
old leaf az S15 rs and $14.75; he1shead Trim
BILE county leaf at SIS: hogsbesd JoiiDsOn county
Ind leaf at I'll hoesheads JOHNSON county
cor+ ty Jugs nj SS.10;y1 hogshead Hopkins county
trash at 1913. .at q -t
TIE Planters house sold 8 hogsheadt - hogs
head BEND. rsoa county new sweepines st s2 !; l
hogshead Breckmr1dee county frosted hugs ut
S75Oi ahogsllesis indianss leafat S11.75, ST1 so,
S1O.75r 510.75. 81 OBS. e.
The HInth-strcet House sold 4 bogshearis 4
hogsheads Owen county lugsStS7 10 $9.-Co4Fier
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>ry WORK TOBACCO. MARKET.

MARCH 30.-Trade continues very l Inn, ch,rnE
-, III .lrs ar. | so ho-ShcadS Kentucky u lp3Gs
a2c. ~ cases seedleaf, sundry lots, F,e55c::
50 cases, 1870 crop. CocnectauL on private terms,
% cases 1872 crop. Pennsylvania on private
rms: 4G cases, 1873 cro9. Connectisut hllcss,
7ac o5 cases, 1873 crop STATE at 9t:sd anG IL, 10
cases Wisconsin. 1873 CROP 6&G ioc, 2To Ests
d huS;' Wrappers. sG 26c brrh! srppers, 400
SOC. haTy shipping Leaf 22c,' common na %
poo1 l21D1 &C.; Jugs, 10En Ii nc. loi gooi, aAu
- ~ for common: smokers, good 5421c.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

changed. Corn firm ut 6S67Or. 1'r0yis0ns al.
ysnang ana stronger. Pork, s22@s822 90. Bacon
shoulders, 9@9bc.; clcar-rio aud clear, lao
l2b.. Prime Laru-steam, ING; fierce, l5c.:
Key. l6c. Whisky, $l.1l. Baegiug firm at l2H
G0Jsa.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, A pril Flour In good demand. Corn
IN fir demand; No. 2 mixed, &C.,. rejected 6B5fc.
Pork cxGied ut S2l so. l.ari In fair demand at
sit TO. WhiskeY-au advance asked hut none
established.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, April L. Virginia 6's reelcrs,
SO; consols, SAX. West Virginia's, S. North Car.
olna 6's, old, 20 new, 10 especial tax, 8. Bid tc-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02

the MA, kft. : z o''''cns arc drug uposss
us gqreg goo, man,ain their stand unusually
which IRE Al held in s5 s l1u mo5sss
p r drass goods are most lin re.,ssg
ana tnl ave purchasers a. full raes~Jouralas -
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Nuryland.-Fr Frosted, s6.5Umts7; so; SOUND COM
mon. So. ass so: good COMMON, s9@ 50 MD
ding, sl0W*ll: good 10 line red, sl1@s52:
i saSa psaxss Jew s ss@PsI country
Ohio -Ipferou to go,d common, S7.501S9;
gree mi h and brown, S9s 81 0; medinm 10 dine red,
s1t@$l5; common to msdia,9 spansled SIG
Crop Of 1871 and 1s72.-Conncciicul and Mas
sacEueetis wrappers, S15mS20; Seconns. ! 0@S12;
pliers. S7@SS. New York assorted lots. common.
S90Sl1: good to hne, sl2@$1S; wrappers, Sl4
ass: oilers, Sass tsHhs. lvania assorted lots,
Ohio IS cried lots, sl14sf2. Wisconsin assorted
CroD OF lS73.-Connecticut wrappers, S35I
S55; as orted lots, S1SGS3O.i hassachu;ctts as-
sorleo lots, 81 4S2a: ,.onnectcut ana NasSacnn-
svlyania assorted lois, Sl6as25. ohio assorted
Iots SlOJOG$l3. Wisconsin assorted lots, - 9o
6sl0: ~rw York assorted lots, common, S9atsI / !,
good to fine, Fl 2GslS.
Seed tedJ-CroD q loio.-eoinee''Iu' a"N A"'-
sachuselts, l0Dl2c. e,re,ao.,
| Inrsi1n -tayana filters. common, S7t=49oc !;
Havann filters. fair, 92&tgSl havana niers' a MY,
IA IoIDSl.2 Yara-laud II cut, assorted, goo
95c. . .or, co,nr,oo and me-
dunn, In bond Sl3aS2l; good and hne. IN oohu,
| soon IA n: bright work. common and medium, "
o'na' 's''''' Other crude. Ags'd.
Htds. P,gs: L Isoo
| Exports from Jan. /, o,oo1 A"'o''
Exports X...r 'ssah e .'n o46s9 Ito la2
Receipts FOR the week, 1877 hogsbsaos' reetip,s ~,
I thr week. 1926 box$s anu cases: rceip'S ~ =.
fanr,nrv 5 5SS hogsheads receipts IRON oshuhi
L 43.26u boxes and eases retsp's sa,ne ,,n. ,ns
| war 53,263 boxes and cases.-JSGrHdt H Go"'
! 1ls
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our approximate quotations:
BLACK.

The following Is comparative statement OF the
INSPECTIONS, deliveries and receipts of tobacco to-
gc1her with the stock on hand at the different ware
houses In this city, for the past week and the
time last wear:
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'"'hEfn writes: "Aul.erica for me. Easier
"|'A Avte, blt not az jolly b. long Odds
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r-cn,;,} disA,tch 10 The Baltimore SUM-
of the EuforceHcne
-, r,,c s:raut Parish Gaze LIN inc
,-n,c Court OF Ro-
,,rrt II. Narr and pa'io D""'Ss He"'
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Henry +. ANDERSON. CADMus Z; 9onSs03SS:
~ la WOOD COAL and COX e, Basin Bank be.
tween Eighth AID Ninth streets. Good seasoned
OAK and PINE WOUD,a full supply. AWAY on
ha1G. ANrHR ACfrE COAL sola ~ weight n.
sOEr COKE, LUMP and HAIL. Al OF the oest
GOA ity and gu.Aranlced 10 give satisfaction.
III,
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POWER N CONGRESS,

--0II % 20 DECIDE tElat The rlghts OF The
STATES "ould be pronounced just as they we're
"Acn The oldest member of the court took
a.' >t4l, except, Of course, as restricted by
u" entertainments. Let it still be, as from the
CAV" Of our history, f PLuritus Unum.
nee words had been borne upon our tiiy
J" very battle on the land and the sea they
W." witnesses of the past and pledges Of
II" l1;s'rc- He would have them written in
~ courtroom aud in every State capt. oil of
Iii, hud.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-24
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE THAT, IN
i pursuance Of acts Cf the Legislature. you
are required to make out statement under
oath or affirmation according to the form fur
nished by me, so far as the same is applica ble
to your case, and deliver the same to me or at
my office. within Ave days from the day de-
mand is made, or the Assessor will estimate
the value Of your property and assess the
same accordingly, and no deduction will be
made by the Hoard Of Equalization in the as
sessment made by the Assessors and you arc
further notified that in case you have not
value to secure the taxes, demand will BE-
made for immediate payment of the came,
ard If not paid without delay. it will Be my
duty to collect the same BY distraint and ssls
of property.
Assessors office, Eureka, Nev., April al
1875. &C. POWELL, AsGnasoY,
ap2s-t Eureka county, New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-24
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
COME AND BE HEALED!

1t matters hot h.l;it yo..r lo,.v.es L.ay be,
come and let tile Ioc;of examine your case
IL will cost you no.hiIig Tor consultation. SO
please call and salts. y yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case If hs can cure
you he will tell You 80 ii not. he viii tell you
that, for he v i'll not undertake case unless
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-24
Young HEN!

Who may b. suffering fiom the effects Of
youthful tollies or ind. .scfetsoa, VIII 90 w.H TO
avail themselves OF this, the great, st b ON
ever LAID ut the altar OF sufferln; humanity.
DIR. SrINNE vii! guarantee 10 forfeit five
hundred dollars for every case OF seminal
weakness or private disease of any Kind or
character which he undertakes and fails to
cure. lie would therefore, say to The un. ortu-
nate suffer r who may read this notice, that
you are trcading upon dangerous ground when
you Ion .er delay in seeking the proptrremedy
for your complaint Noa may be III the hrst
stage remember you are approaching the
last. III you are borl ring upon t.ie last, and
are suffering some or s.l of its evil eifscts, ie
member that il you obstinately persist in pro-
crast.nation, the time must come when the
most skiilnl physician can reader you no
assistance; when the door of hope VIII he
closed against YOU; " hen po angel OF mercy
can bring you relief In no case has the
Doctor failed OF success. Tn Met not despair
work itself upon your ina nation, but avail
yourself OF the beneficial results OF his
treatment before your else is beyond the
reach OF medical skill, or b fore grim death
lurfieS yol 10 n urvulature crave.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-24
MIDDLE-ACEO MEN!


There are many OF the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder oft1n accompan cd by slight
smartiDg or burning sensation and weaken-
ing of ths system in a manner the patient can
not account for on examining the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment will often be found.
and sometimes small Particles of albumen
will appear or the color viii be of a thin and
milkish hue again changing TO dark and
torpid appearance There are many men ho
die OF this difficulty, ignorant OF the cause,
which Is the second stag. OF seminal wsak-
SIS DIR s will guarant c perfect cure i'll
all such cases, and healthy restoration of the
eenito-unrinary organs.
n. B.-Only an interview required in a
majority of cases balance of treatment can
be conducted at home without interruption OF
business. All letters or communications,
strictly confidential
Office Hours-l0 to !, to 4, and Z to s Sun
days, from 2 to only. Consultation, Free.
Thorough examination and advice, 500,
Office, No lSS SOUTH & STREET, Nir-
ginia Iity. where he will be pleased to consult
with all who may be suffering from Chronic
or Special Lis. ases
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-24
American Clocks

TO be sold, received direct from the Thomas
Factory. 1homastown. Connecticut:
l0j 6-inch Alarm Clocks.
81 6-inch Time and strike Clocks.
81 6, \ and l0-inch tailor, Utlice and En-
gine-room t:ocks.
These will be sold for gold at Eastern green
back prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-24
DIR. A. 3. SPINNEY,

Wellknown as founder of the Montreal &C.
+. ! Medical Institute and late Proprietor of
the SPINNEYVILLE INFiRMAbY, would
most spectfuily inform his patients and the
affi ct d generally that le i'll continu to
treat chronic AMI private disease with un-
p,rall.ai ai..d sIfccaSs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-24
The Best Stock Of Pistols!

British Bulldogs, Whistler Self-coekers,
Colts, and other brands. Doubl -barreled
shut-guus, breech ard muzlle leaders, in the
State Of Nevada Also, powder TASKS, shot
pouches, cartridges TO suit any pistol or gun.
Powder, shot, caps, etc.
Have received direct from the house Of
Tompkips a. sons, l. ey street, New York,
on commission, the following:
p British Bulldogs, plain and in nickel and
ivory, for pocket use; caibre, Al.
Is Webley's patent, called Whistler Self
cocker calibre A, shots central fire.
- Webley's patent, in ivory handle and
nickel. calibre A..
breech-loading dosble-barrel shotguns,
London twist. Cartridges to hll, and not
failures,
50 Colts army, navy, and pocket pistols, of
various sizes.
lOS assorted XX Derringer, Trelanters, &C.,
too numerous to meHtiOn.
These luns Uncle Mannheim will dispose Of
at
New York Prices!
With 10 per cent. advance, ia order to make
a speedy remittance to the house in New
York.
CAL AND SEE ME, even if you don't
purchase.
Only "A Saddles on Hand!
Which will be aold cheap, as l do not intend
jy2Otf II. MANNHEIM.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-13
BARE MINII0S

We believe Mr.. Morris should be elect
ed Mayor Of Cairo because he /, u more
competent and safe person for the Office
than Mr.. Winter.
We have no doubt that the election Of
Mr.. Winter would De severe blow a,
the best Interests of the city-wOuld in
jure II severely. He Is gentleman of
impracticablc schemes, and very unsafe
counsellor. Ills street talk about his pro-
posed policy comprehend, q reduction Of
scrip from par, and generally easing
up in municipal matters. lie charges
that the city il run by cliqucs, aud that he
will rip them from stem 10 stern and run
II in a manner 10 please himself and
friends.
There is not word OF truth in the
charge that the city i, run by a clique.
and Mr.. Winter cannot offer any evidence
going TO prove thi, charge, Mayor Wood
and the Council have administered the
city In their own way during the past
two years have reduced the debt large
iy; have brought scrip to par: have Iop.
ped on many EXPENSE They have not.
IN all their actions, met with our approyul
but they have done well The CITY i,
now IN good position 10 20 forward
again and will if the people do not com.
INIT The iau5 pms Of clcc,iug Mr.. Winter
10 the Office Of Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-13
SEW VOLUME.

The numbers of LiHc''s Liriag Ia, for
the weeks ending April 81 and lOth. con-
tam Life at High Pressure. by ". H..
Greg. Contemporary R.rinc; The Heart
of Africa and the Slave Trade, Ediujpyq
Reriec; Early King, Of Norway. part
", by Thomas Carlyle, F,ascr: Saxon
Studies, by Julian Hawthorne, part VI.
Contemporary Rir.lo; Have We Two
Brains, CoyuhiU; German Home Life. bv
Lady, part III, Fraser: The S"igo "t
Florence, C,ywhVi; The Dlrth of a Re.
public, Satuy6qV Rsrier: The New
French Ministry, Spectator; with install
mcntS of the charming serials, "Alce
Lorraine by L, G. Blackmorc; "Thrcc
Feathers" by VIM. Black. and Miss
Angel by Mis-, Thaclcray. and the
usual poetry and miscellany.
These are the first two numbers Of a
new volume, HE one hua91cR amt treuty-
mn. OF The Liriag Ige. With lilty-two
Of slNty-iour large pages each.
.oggrcgating over 5000 pages a year the
price - is low: or still
better, for SlO.jO any one OF the Ancri-
an 81 mouthlies or we Llic, j sent with
The Firing Age for a year. both .oost-DoR.
LlTTELL Il GAY. Boston, Publishers.
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YAsI.RINNIN.IR,,>,

The people Of the Fifth and Toyr,l
wards Of the city have just cause Of cam.
plant against the Cairo & Vinccnnc.
railroad. The ordinance, prohibit the
running OF trains within the city a, ,
greater rate Of speed than five mile, an
hour; but the engineer, Of tho road
named above clatter through tho upner
wards al ten or twelve miles an ham
That they have a right to do so most r,o.
pie believe. So many outrage, have
been committed by Judge Treat # has
come to be popular belief that To even
make mouth at the Cairo a Niuconpr.
load Is contempt Of his court; tha, the
act that he has mt tho
road INTO the hand. of receiver, /, H..
oense to every person connected with If
70 override state laws, city ordinance, and
personal rights with impunity. There !.
good cause TO believe this, bu, fine city
authorities should run little ri.k-ven
ture upon little contempt-and orres,
the engineers and conductors who dr.
gard the ordinance regulating the sneed
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nEcOSSTRICrtoN N ARKANSAS

Mr.. Charles Nolhofl j, travelling i'm the
South and write. to the Now York H.r-
ald vcryintcre-iing letters from that sec
ton. la a late letter from Little Rock
hc gives history Of the systematic rob-
bling of that state in the year lSGS hy
the DEMONSTRATORS" In that year Ar
kansas owed stale debt of three nil
lions--it now owe. one of fifteen million.
and the county and municipal debts
added to thi, make the sum twenty mil
lions of dollars. For thi. immense
burden on the shoulders Of the people.
no Improvement. can bp shown except a
few miles of railroad, IN the hand. of
non-rc-idcu'- uf the state. Little Rock
itself j, q dilapid1tcd city. with shabby
Ntatc-hoU-c. uupuycd streets. and the
door Of uo1rIy aiI it, school house.
clo~ri-thr -.houl fund lmNiu- been
.tplcu hy the radical oli.a hDll.r- Win,
helped tp reconstruct the state. Tho
manner in which the pluud.rar. puri.hcd
tleu,uIyr- 40 the expense of 30. state
differed ono turned county railroad
bond, into money aud with 20 hundred
thousand dollars easy earning. of mi,
Kind in hi. pocket. len the state. Two
other. -h.rA and county cl.r, Of
Faulkner county. turned their backs
upon the county with eighty
thousand dollar. ct IFS take,
m their possession. the collector
,s o. ..- a. { fttr.. Ir...i. .....T.. a.. al.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-13
NEW PAPER.

The Da3y Investigator made it, ap.
pcarancc yesterday II will be published
in small form until press can be pro-
cured upon which TO print it. The cdi-
tor, Mr.. Len. FaXon. of Palucah, pro-
poses to make ii an investigator in
deed and says, "it will strictly invc>ii-
gate all cases that may need inyc,tga-
ton, without hope or fear OF reward or
punishment. This ia fair determine
ton and should be constantly adhered to-.
Mr.. FaXon is writer of ability. racy in
paragraphs and iorciblc in longer arii-
cles. For many year, he Ia, been con-
nected with tho press Of orr rival city of
Paducah, and his racic-t paragraph, have
been at the expense Of our city-hard
hits.
The Investigator doe not say 40. but i,
is understood that it VIII advocate Nr.
Winter for Mayor.