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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

Christmas Dinners at the State
Prison may to some seem out of place,
but we rather admire Sam Swan for
the purpose he entertained of letting
those poor devils have good dinner
on the natal day of our Lord. 1t
did not make a man in those cells any
the worse. On the contrary, where
there was a good streak left, however
it may have been scared and blunted,
it caused it to thrill with something
akin to virtue. BY the way the Gov
ernor pardoned two of the convicts
who behaved nobly at the recent fire.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

SECRETARY SHERMAN boosted n
few days ago in New York that in
slort time a greenback bill would
pass current in any portion of the
globe with a note OF the Bank of En-
gland. This may be true. but to
bring it about he has so far destroyed
the value of property and labor. that
it will be long time pefGre the aver
age American citizen can pass current
in any part Of the globe with the av-
erage Englisbman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
TO PAR

7 SPIcER CURLEr, member of
the House Of Delegates, from Lam
caster county, is preparing for the
stage, and will make his DEBUT in
New York less than a year hence.
So says the STATE. Spiccr has
been on the stage of Republican
I oliiics for some time, and we wish
him more success whittier he goes.
Spicgr is the handsome man of the
House. and eternal Summer seems
TO illuminate his copntenance. Be-
hold the result of the recent in
roads on the per diem of We mod
ern legislator. We think Spicer
could have represented the gooi
county of Lancaster for his life
time. But who can canvass a
county and live on a salary of $3.50
a year ? Ont of such stipend he
mnst pay the thousand and ninety
nine drafts which public service
makes upon his purse, and then re-
turn unho1ored because he Public
Debt remains unsettled and taxa-
ton unrcduccd. Better play great
Caesar or Mark Antony to a gay
house at $50 a night.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

Mr.. John Slack will start to-mor-
row for Nashville, in order to be pres
ent at the assembling of the Legisla-
ture. He is candidate for the Of
fee of Assistant Clerk of the House,
a position for which he has special
qualifications Of the very highest or
der We sincerely hope he may be,
as he ought to be, elected.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
The Meeting At Abingdon.

The adjourn meeting of the No
vember county court occasion, met in
the court room at noon, on Monday
2Srd, after adjournment of the cc:sn-
AgSt. Capt. J. L. Cole called
btne meeting 80 oder and said Col.
Fulkerson would explain its Object
Col. F. said it was a meeting Of Gre
adjusters," but as the Readjusters OF
the Legislature had called for a con-
vention Of the Readjusters Of the
State to meet at Richmond on a day
yet to be named, it was not deemed
advisable to take any county action
until said convention should meet and
issue its address. When the call
should be regularly issued they could
meet and appoint delegates to it
He urged the necessity Of compact
organization, insomuch as the Funders
were secretly organizing under the
call Of the 80, composed Of d. DIS.
Republicans and others, whose object
is the defeat of REIMBURSEMENT, and
the compelling of the people to pay
the whole OF the public debt, by
double taxation. After a few remarks
from Messrs. w. E. Roberts and |.
c. Fowler, the meeting on motion OF
Mr.. D. F. Bailey adjourned to meet
at the call of the Chairman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

If the Funding bill is TO be sample
of the moral philosophy in the Curry
culum of Richmond College, that chair
ought TO be endowed in peeler bonds
Wing Of yesterday.
That would be applying the Cur
ry Comb to the back OF the said COL
lege. and might materially change
The circumstances,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
The Rev. Henry Ware Geecher

The Rev. Henry Ware Beecher
i'll his lecture on The wastes and bur
dens Of society,"" claims mans natural
life to be SO years, and as the 0scr0ye
life is but 33 years, there must be 4
waste of II years" There is much Oh
truth in this statement. If man be
unfortunate in business, j; is attributed
to the violation OF some cOgDIe1c, al
law. Now, ii Il person be taken oti III
the prime OF life, ought it hot 10 be at
trlbuted 10 the violation o. some DhJsiO
togtcott law! Ii people oaly knew bet
ter, they would live be,ter ana lous-er
but how can they profit by that lfh.vi.
they know nor Of: The only popular
work tla, meets this great work IS Dr.
Piercc's Common Sense Medical -t.irer-
tiser. In il the great problems q dis-
etSe ana hoAlsh arc fully discussed -
The work contains over $50 pages ami
23J colored plates and wood cj.ls.-
Price, Ti.jJ (pOst-paiD. Address I'll,
author, X. V. Pierce, II. D., Buffalo
N y
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
The Richmond Vino gets up
the best editorial on "Christmas
Day" we have eeen for years.

If it be true, as reported, that con-
siderable part of Colonel BEvERLY's i'm
mense fortune consists of Virginia bonds
his interest in advocating high taxes is
easy TO understand.-W kig.
Col Beverly is President of the
s. Hone,tmen, who have banded
themselves together to increase tax
alton TO pay the entire debt, and to
prevent Readjustmen, and to elect the
next 5.eeislashre.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
OFFICIAL CIRCULAR No5
Grand Lodge knights of iIOuOr
of the State of Tennessee.

Office Of Grand Dictator,
Murfreesboro Tenn. Dec. 8, 1878.
To the Subordinate Lodges of Tennes-
see:
BRETHREN We bad in the juris--
diction OF Tennessee, during the late
epidemic, 1873 deaths from Yellow
Fever; there was outside Of Tennes-
see. loss TO the Order, from the
same cause, Of about 40 By the iih.
erality Of our brothers North, Sou h.
East, and West, there vas contrib :
for relief. upwards o: THIRTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS. How Risei,
aud judiciously that amount was ex-
pended numbers of our members,
their widows and orphans can testify.
PROBABLY, IN our history. such test
wili .leger again aceur TO the Oder.
Our fofal io4ses will necessifate no
exceedIpg seven extra assessments !:
0n ordinary losses for ssaanlnszua.
year Of 1878. will MT e
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
Oralliue.

This is the most recently discovered,
and perhaps the most remarkable, OF
all the coal tar or sniline group of
coloring substances. now SO exte1-
siveiy u,ei for the adornment OF the
finest fahr,cs. Uranlne is said, by
h, mlsts, to be the most huorescent
body known to scienca. It's c0lorng
is astonishing. single grain will i'm
part marked color to nearly FIVE
hundred gallons of water,
A most Interesting experiment {,
which anybody may try, consists in
sprinkling few atoms of Uranine
upon the surisce of water, in a glass
tumbler. Each atom Immediately
sends down through the water wha,
appears to be a bright green rootlei;
and the .umbIer soon looks as If il
crowded full of beautiful plants.
The rootlets now begin to enlarge,
spread and combine, until we h " a
mass of soft green cplored liqu d.
We've by transmitted light. the
colo changes to a bright golden or
mber hue while a co nb.ration OF
green aud gold will be realized, ac-
cordiug 70 the position in which it is
held. For day or evening expert
ment no hing can be prett er than
these trials Of Uranins which e es-
pecially entertaining to the young
folks. We are indebted for exam-
plies of the color to ,he editors OF the
Scieatifte Ameacaa, who are sending
GU pecimens, free of charge. to aii
their readers. The subscription TO
tie paper is So 20 GEMS a year. or
1 30 half year sns a better invest
meat for the money could haIdly BE-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

MAJ. lessee t. Hutchinson, In
spector at Crcnshaw's Warehouse.
Richmond, died the day before
Christmas, aged 81. He wac very
popular in business circles.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

The compliments of the season
TO you! Permit us TO introduce to
you the young Hercules, 1879.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31
Ind the next Step
lie Democracy.

81 se Democracy.
ow dates the igaugura-
ilnl,tioa ii specie pay
8. ne, forth every holder
94ck bill is promised the
kit on presentation at the
Z sor any Of its agencies
rctary Sherman has given
Bird which so many have for
demanded Greenbacks are
be received at all the Custom
scs in payment of important
This command alone brings
Era OF Resumption, and if the
rnuaent had issued it ten years
much Of this awful pressure
bNId have been tempered and
hstributed so that the gold ques-
ton would have given very little
tronhe to any one. Now that Re
sumption has been forced and forg-
ed, the money-rirgs propose the
IL demonstration of silver We do
not believe any Government can
withstand the storm of dissatsfac
Jon which w9ald greet such an
other turn of the screw. The
people will simply defy them to
proceed another step further in the
policy of torture. We presume
the worst has come. If there
Should be any change it should be
for the better. Specie may flow
into circulation little more freely.
But we must have more relief. 1fl
we float the present volume of
greenbacks, we can float enough to |
relieve the people The Democra-
n ey naayla.as yell bnckle mp for the
shall have to make it
seenbacks, and if we
Grant will very
i on contrac-
we shall go a
kold-
paper
se the aim and mission Of !
democracy, or it might as we'll dis
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-31

Democracy, or it might as we'll dis
band. If it shall fail to undertake
it the people are pretty sure to see
that it is disbanded. 1t may sound
very well to talk Of bringing gold
10 par, but we shall never have
peace, and We never ought 70 have
peace, until we restore PROPERTY
TO PAR.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30
words Of uarnaug!

Daring tho present year, SSH the pss!,
thc grave will close oyer thousands, rito.
ply because they neglect the mcans
which would restore them TO health.
sheet the fell destroyer at the threshold,
and dispute his Invasion By that more
Than wonderful medicine, DR.. Morris
syrup Of Tar, wild Cherry and iloro-
hound. There IL no cough or cold, case
ui asthma, bronchitis, blood-spi,ting.
weak lpnga, Group or whnOplng coogh
which will not yield more readily to this
great poTANlcAL remedy than any other
medicine. II you would avoid disap.
pointm emf, AMI he speedily cured, nsk
yosr druggist for DR.. Morris syrup OF
Ear, Wild Cherry and horehound. Trial
size, 10 cents. Regular sizes, 80 cents
and one dollar.
SOLD By BARCLAY BROS.
Prof. Parker's Peasunt Worm Syrup
- perfectly saio. Extremely palatabls.
No physie required. Costs % cents
Tryit, s,1m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

"Thc Peerless" IL beyond ali question
me best five cent cigar offered Tor sale in
this market. Nr. Fred leichmau Il the:
solo mgnplac,urcr OF this celebrated
brand ofcigars, ard oGeres reward Of
one hundred do,als to any person who
will Ind any IN them but the pure ns,
vsna fiIieF vith Connection, wrapper and
binder. The Peerless hqs become a great
fayOrita with Cairo smokers, and the
semnnd iOr them is constantly IN the
Increase. The trade supplied on The
most reasonable terrps. For aals by
fred Tcichmgn, Commercial avenue,
near sixth s,ro:,. ly3.9n.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

Among the antccedents OF disease are
inertncss in the circulation Of the blood,
an unngtufally a,teuuated condition OF
the physique, indicating thu. the life
current is deficient IN nulriliye propgr>
ties, o wan, hsggard look, inability 10
digest tho food, loss Of appetite, s,e,p
aud strength, and sensation OF un>
DaluIal languor. All these may be regard
ed as among the ludicla OF approaching
disease, which Will eventually attack the
system and overwheIm il, Il 1t is not
built up and fortified ii advance. In,
sigorate, then, without loss of time,
making choice Of the greatest Yitllizing
agent extant, NostettGr's S'tOmgeh Bit
tiers, III elixir which haS given health
and vigor to myriads o. the sick and
debilitgtctl, which Is ayoWchcd by phys
icians and analysts 10 be pure ea
well ~ effective. which Is immensely
popular In this country, aud extensively
used abroad, and which has been for
gears past one Of tho leading medicinal
staples Of America.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

BAD E1Gs.-A NUMBER Of itiuersui
medicine gaacks are just now going the
rounds OF the city, and il net stopped
they are likely 10 become troublc,onl.
and terror 10 the ladies in The ssbprbs
and thinly settled portions OF the city.
Yesterday shortly after dinner. one OF
these fellows called at an up town resi-.
dence and after ringing The bcl. with.
ous waiting for the door to he opened
for him, entered and before the
lady or the house could answer
the call had made lns wsy through
two or three rooms. lie produced his
medicine and almost ordered the lady OF
the house 70 buy, and when she rctu sed
he became indignant and iusolent, and
it was not until the rlnchy woman hgd
threatened 10 call In some passers.by
that he was Induced to leave the house.
Iheee fellows should be watched and n
caught, ,oade to sufer Tor their inso,
leDce. They are bad lot, and the sos
called medicine they src peddlipg i Of
course worthete.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30
sTArioS
JAMES NJ. WATSON,
Sergeant siRnnl Service. u !

The lronslties returned from the Ten.
nessee river yesterday, where she took
two bsrges Of. railroad wire last week.
The A. j. Baker and barges passed
south on Monday evening.
The Jno. Gilmore leit here with three
bsr1es ami will gc5 one or two at
Memphis.
The Future City, now due 40 New
Orleans, has 200000 bushels bulk corn on
her bargrs besides her sacks aud pack age
freight. Thi; is the largest cargo OF
bulk gain ever taken into New Orleans.
On her last trlp She took in 1877. 900 bush.
els, which va. he lsrgest cargo w %
that time.
The Belle Of Shreveport cleared for
New Orleans yesterday morning, fully
laden.
The Colorado, night before ast brough,
800 sacks cotton and 70 barrels ~ i for
the east, and had 10 tons for 81. Louis.
The Andy Baum hsd O.er 1909 bales
cotton Tor the ONO river.
The Eddyvile brought light cargo
from Nashville.
One steamer and two fleets Of bargrs
are loading at 81, Louis Tor New Orleans.
Captain ConIad's barge OF 800 tons
capacity has been completed at Memphis.
The Rep"5i.cas says there are mum.
Der OF aouo! .secrew propellers for sale
at New Orleans, the consequence OF the
SUCCESS Of Captain E!ds' Jrtties.
The Tom Means with ore is due from
ST. Louis tor the Ohio.
Capt. Booth, OF the Jno. ". Garrett,
thinks strongly OF going into the 81.
Louie AMI Piitsburg ore trade, In ronse>
suence Of the number OF tow boats that
have gone into the lower Ohio and New
Orleans freight trade,
The towboat Robin, with one empty
barge, arrived from the south last even,
iny.
The Ariadne makes an excellent Pa.
ducah packet.
rhr Cay Of Chester was well laden for
Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

81. BraXtOn hss returned 10 his old
stand in the Rei'ar building, where he is
better prepared than ever 70 accommo.
iHte Ina patrons and the public who
may favor him with y call. He has gope
10 considerable expense in httIng up a
couple Of nicely furnished rooms, which
ne has provided with oil the latost I'm.
oFoyements and convenience. He en-.
rloys only first class vorkmcn aud those
" 40 patr0niHe him viii have their want.
attended to IN ttyle and will receive
courteous treatment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30
Mound city, H., Jan. Is, ISL

4 MoILY CROWD GoBBiED.--For
some time past the HibeTNian tire engine
housc his been y regular resort Tor
,rsrapa. and almos, every nigh. for the
las. month from Eity 10 eeventy-ave
s.oW,. healthy isiloNs might have been
ioanl lying aSunt The il3or. These 'el'
lo~s bad cr.ariaed themselves into
regular squads, And took their tHrDs
at stealing coal iIol0 l4aigd cays OF the
Illinois Central with which 10 keep up
the fires. ihey haYc been known 10
have brought 10 she engine hOuse as
Ancl a. halt ton 8; cHsl sin single
night. ifsny Tramp refused or failed tn
Supply bis ibare Of coal, nc was not per-
E1itted TO siGepiii lhc en- me house. These
fellows had OF late become bold and de-
liant, aud numerous coDplsints have
besn lns,'e 10 the police concerning thelr
actions. Having put up with them Is
long az possible, the police concluded to
bounce them" and accordingly ON
Monday night Chief AFTER and officers
Axlsy. Cain iand Hogan made raid on
the engine house and succeed In bagg!n2
about thirty as big, hearty, healthy look
ing fellows as can be seen in days
travel. They were formed in line and
marched 10 the city Jail, where they were
locked up until yesterday afternoon,
when they were marched In a body TO
Judge Birds Office tor trial. At first
they were disp' sed to b. defiant and to
"put IN airs." but after one or two OF
them had been tined fifty dollars and coats
on charge of vagrancy the rest con.
Guided to plead guilty and as: stay Of
execution, promising to leave tho city
instanter. This was just what the oi>
ticeys wanted them to do, and the stay
Was granted. Thy were then formed
In line ind marched 10 the terryboat
and sent across the river. sops into ME-
souri and tho rest into Kentucky. Having
got rid OF this gang, /, will not Dr. long
until their places will be- illled by othera.
and the same process will have 10 ba
gone through with again. Verify, the
tramp ha pesky and troublesome Gus.
| toner.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30


CoNlNG WITH SONGS TO GREET YOU
The grand augmentation OF tho renowned
Alleghanians! vocalists, Swiss bell ring.
ers, Benjamin's chrlst.al chimes, Tyro.
le.e troupe and silver helicon band.
Now returning from the Orient alter
three ears successful tour on the Pacific
coast, with the engagement extraordi.
nary Of Franc De l. .ahodhey, the only
Turkish artist In America. Mani Bach,
the wonderful German songstres, and he
great London and New York CoIniQue
Mss Durgin and Charley Phelon, forming
In all the most select, the most musical the
most wonderful, the most rctioed, the
most laughAble, she most versatile oper>
eta troupe In the world. Four enter,
talnnents combined In one, ut ono price
OF admission. All under the manage.
ment OF tho old veteran, Dan G. Waldion,
whose trxvels with the AllsRhanisns has
extended to all parts Of the civilized
globe. Their entertainments being pa.
tronlzed by kings. queens, mobiles, and
the most distinguished men Of the aye.
who have layishsd upon them the most
f,attsriug demonstrations Of approval.
owing to other engagements shsy can
remain only Thursday end Friday evsu'
insa Jal. alM. bad ySesuaSy. Ia.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

HrNM.-County Clerk sam. Hum
lett The city very quietly sSvers! days
days ago, leaving his most intimate
friends to helieve that ne WA going
sway on important business" but he
never once minated the nature Of that
Importsrt b1s'ncss. IL transplres, how
eyer, ,bSt the pesky old bachelor
h.s gone 81 n S-t married Sl
1t il declared that be will re-
turn IL III. course OF Hetk or tcn
DAYS, bringing bic bride wiki him. His
b,lde. by inc way. is sal! - ~ aiorlctr
resident O Cairo, wno, wheh sle Islt
hsre, var pretty, blsok,eycl pttIe girl
Of t2artctN or fifteen yr3r. ni ~. Good
liok ~ with them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

: PApAcAH FIsE.--Quite a disastrous
lire broke out in Paducah on the morn>
Ing OF the 26th inst. The fire broke out
In Ovens block. corner OF Main and
Court streets. and at the time OF its dis.
covery the whole lower story Of the Maip
street front was one solid mass of fame,
snu it was with great difficulty that
family named Roark were rescued by q
reporter of the Paducah Sun and Messrs.
Henshaw and Graham, Of Hesley's Hi
bernlcs, which lately appeared 10 our
all
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

LINT I'VE CiTY.-M Mr.. ". A. Dgps,
late. teller Of the city national bank Of
Cairo, lel; This c!ty, accompanied by bis
wife, yesterday morning. They VIII
spend iew weeks visiting Mr.. Dfips'
parents before taking their Gual rsyc flr
their failure home In Houston. Texas,
They take with them the hes, wishes Of
Numerous friends for their happipc:s sg'
prosperity,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30
0he Bnlletin,
WEDNESDAY, January 30, 1875.

Harry Walker sets tree oyster lunch
every evening. ''Dqn't YOU forget it,"
Shell oyster Just received a, Che
| Crystal saloon, HAIRY WALEER.
--shcll oysters inst received at the
Crystal saloon, lIaRRy WALgrH.
ii.20.
--SbcIl oystcrs just received at the
! Crystal salo0c. IiAtmr WAIVER.
ll,?0
FOR Butter, Ls.., AptIc', etc., call At
No. 81 Ohio ieNce.
II, II. LEIGHTON
Oyster soup lunch a, Harry Walkers
Crystal saloon every evening 1t .
O'Clock. l.s.u
-lIr. e.. Washington Strong. formerly
bookskcepor at the box iactory, III,
yesterday Tor his home In HiiNauhrc.
Don't forget the tree oyster goup al,
9 o'cI0ck this cyenmxa! Harry Walker,
corner sixth strcct and ConDercial ayos
nue.. Ian
Query: "W by vii! men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina al
the same price ~
Among the prominent railroad
officials Of the Illinois Central. who ar,
rived in the city yesterday, were David.
son. superintendent, &. A. Beck, J.J.
Seymorc and II, iiosr.
The meeting 1T the Christian church
last night was very pleasant and large
one. The young folk. were all Us lluppy
rs could be, aud considerable Interest
sas manifested by all such meetings
ere not only attractive, but also lnstruc-
tive.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

DELEGATEs.--A state convention com
posed OF delegates from all the temperance
organizations In the state has been called
10 meet II Joliet on about the 2Sth Of
next month. The Reform club Of the
meeting held on Monday evening, de-
ciIed to have representation 10 the con.
yenilon, and the president and secretary
were instructed TO prepare credentials
for the delegates to be chosen at future
meeting. We have heard the names Of
P. W. Barclay, Col. John Wood, v. 2.
Wright, n. b. Thistlewood, f. W. Green
and 4. J. Robs,ts mentioned 10 connec
ton With this convention, and suggest
any two OF them would I'll the bill.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

PARL0R LEcruRE PosTpoSED.--Ths
parlor literary enter alnmen; AZ Mr.. W.
B. Gllhcrt's tor the ber Il. Of the library,
has been postponed ton account OF the
performance al the Atheneum tOs the
benefit Of tho Reform Club from!
Thursday until Monday evening, Feb>
ruary Oh, at O'clock. The Rev. Mr.
George having been Obliged to defer his
lecture tor few wet H., Prot, G. o..
Alvord has kindly consented TO repeat,
by spectral request, his interesting lecture
upon telegrsphy. A selection will be-
read by Miss Thompson, As neW books
are needed for the library it is hoped
there will be full house.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

Tnr PARK.--Every day for the last
week lot OF hogs and cattle have been
running at largo in ~. Asry's park. and
the plac. is being badly damaged. Hogs
are roofing" UP the ground, while the
cattle ar eating up tie young trees and
destroying the boxing. Whose duty lei,
10 look after tho park. and why Is the
matter not attended tor Attention la.
bcen cllled to IL several times OF late.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-30

CiRcUir CoCsI.--Circuit coar, con e
vcned =. the usual honr Yesterday ,uorn
iug, and the trial oi the Jackson county
bond cass was proceeded With. There
was Il large number OF witnesses present,
and II Is probable that il will require al
long, aud perhaps longer, TO get through
with this case than it did the Union
county case.