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i The 81. Paul IiVaeer Pres has tho following
In regard to tue fight between tho Milwaukee ~
1T. Paul asld several minnesota roads controlled
by John I. Blair:
The siou1 CIty adviccs Of the Pioneer Frfss ln.
dfcatu That tho It. aut Sioux City ID not Tho OulT
antagonist which tho 5ttlwuukou d IT. Paul VII!
have Il. neut in !ts preparations to occupy South.
en- Dakota With tts parallel and cf!sscEuas lines
untc1ca thu asld In tau pcrsou Ut john !. Dlatr,
wh1 has recently ncauire4 cputrot VI tho Southern
Cltv 4 Pemhina. which last year was haslt ttonl
Sioux City up ths H,g blanx to- hu'oL Wliis
occupied with It's pfojecta for head'
ins VI thy ht. Paul Il sioux CITY frolh
rxtentin4 ita lines Though Southern Dakota.
sir. Hlaig has been lu!utif preparing to fusostall
The Mtl"nukeo Noa4 ~ its contemplated oceana.
ton "f thu hianraEa Valley. which u bud post
{ntusus,4 III tlat 9aartrr tl order 10 conpIeto It.
proposed straN.ulatlon vi thu 81. lAui 4 Sioux
civ extensions intu blkpIl. From lie tuEMlnus
u t!u toutnsrn n1sutn Ut iaustuu Iu IL many
, 1879-08-04

NASHVILLE. Tenn.. Aug. a-Thls evening q
drunken negro named Riley walked iuto thu po-
l!ca stp,ion when officer Richard Reed was SIT.
ting alonc, and, drawin. revolver, lcyelcd It
at the o'Iiccr aud pulled ths tsgrcs. Tile cup
snarpsd. aud Keel, stepping bark quickly, drew
one bullet loIeu,g iu tls usgro's ies. Alsy j;
iu jaEl.
, 1879-08-04

= IN I1VI(!N{ItF.
Tic nlarn from Box a37 nt G:10 last evening
was false.
'rhc alarm from BOX 278 at 1880 Yesterday
afternoon was caused by q chimney burning ont
IN tho two-Rtory frame house Nos. 80 md 11l
Canal street. owned by john Corroran, md
ocrup!cd by N. Jones as restaurant. Damage
trlll!nS.
, 1879-08-04
'ElMANCtAf. :.


Sosria' Df<t'alct to Ghe 7sfbHae
WATgnTowH, WIS, Aug al. 9. Bennett
has ma!1o an assignment OF Tho Watertown
Thrcssl|ng-MachIno Works for tho benefit Of his
creditors. An estimate shows the liabilities Of
thu establishment to amount to $4,000, with
aaaots that fout 1lp $40, 900, but whether avail
ablu for this nmuuns at prcscnt Is not now
know1(. Il ii !propusGl bS a portlon4 OF thu
credltars tn form iolnt stuck cumoany to carry
nls ttle bi,stness, With air. Bennett as Manager
uf ulp colceFu,
, 1879-08-04

1865 and performed tho duties OF the pos!t,on
With credit to himscif and proit to tho Btate.
HI waa telf-tnnllc man, with Escnt force nf
character, line nn,Inslratlvc ability u!ns m
Ncnn accomplishments, whsrtt 4u Acquired ut
odd times during his busy life.
, 1879-08-04

ARLINGTON, Tex, Aug. 8.-Deputy United
States biarsha! GcorEe White aiu party, with
prisoner named Tom Afford, Wiilu en route
10 Fort Worth, were attarkcd by three ot AL
forl's brothers. III The cnaul.; sgtrmis, Mas-
sal White WIZ shot III tho groIn, prrtaps
iatally. Two u1 the Affords were wounded, but
fesE4Gd the LEltUIcr md usrauvA
, 1879-08-04
Obituary.

&nkc{df WQp0!cf 70 1Hs 1F91un&
Pl1rsuuR0, Pa, Aug. 8.--(ien. ". W. Irwin,
sx-Ytate Treasurer, dtrd lust night at Ills resi-.
denre In New Brighton, Beaver County, OF apo
p!exy. aged 90 years. Hs was III curly life
river man, which nyucutfon lie followed for arv-
rrat years. liz Mas elrGted 6salo Treasurer III
, 1879-08-04

nFlayo you any objects ut interest III the vi.
esnttft" thu tourst asked lhc Burlington man.
~ have. ! tuyv," cagerly rupileA ile other;
shut can't gct at It to show It 10 you. It's q
ni1let5 -tlaY notr, mud IT'S down iu The bank now,
drawing interest Ike q l!orsu.raca or mustard.
Ist.tS.rfth
, 1879-08-04
FOREIGN.
1 NIafrp 1ta irwin

LONDON, Aug. a-1'Ae Daily Ntrs' dtspatc!1
fruIn Lisbon rcEoFts that tlle 0azeite l!as issue
notice statlug that New York and Now Je5yoy
ara considerea infected With yallow-fcyer. lu
regard TO other Atlantic ports action ID sus-
pended,
, 1879-08-04

SpFt1c7 W1bH1cE 10 TAG IT75HHk
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 3--Tae tarns,
shed. nn.l entire wheat crop Of Amos Freedman,
TnscoIa County, were tlcstruycd BY fira ychtcr-
tlay aitCrnoon. This tiro cGn.h from steam
thrcshIng.lnacl.lnc. Loss, $1,000; no Insurance
, 1879-08-04

DEApwoop, u. r. Aug. IA 1ltu at Fort
Mcale, Dafs., tIIs Marn!ng destroyed stock nnd
buildings belonging to ". =. Fausllaw g. Co.,
post Traders. Tho loss is estimated at S50,000;
fnsuranrc. $37, 900. 1t Is supposed to haYc been
the wurK Of au !Ilrcnu[ary,
, 1879-08-04
CRIMINAL NEWS.
A MYSTERY. i.
EnscfAf Dfrf,1tch 10 ian TftoNnA


hnYsS, " aug. A-Away. up n tho corner
Of the State, S'n' inst on tho Michigan bnr.'cr,
Il case Is just now being Developed which, In all
tlc elements Of mystery mud profound scusa.
lions, surna.sss anythns: wifi your core.
spohaent haa hprroachcd r.many days. tIear.
l1lg ao1tse dim outlines Of tile case, tourncycd
thlsller by losso and carriage. fur thrrn aro no
rutIrnatf annroncbra raorcr than twrntv milo.
~ t,,n .n,,, das,..s 4..,x,.st s"a ~. 1,tonoor =
~ n'o hs'os aes.rea+ Arriving "t 11'"es''
thriving town Of 7Oo people. which was said to
be SITUATED surno three ar four miles from tue
scenu Of tho nrsicry. called Immediately
,,,,,,,, n. tw,,,,. o,.;s.t, Elm un,,,. ri ,t,.
VshaRe. nil1 matte nnF oush'e'' H"'""' ""S
rcjO[ct1 to ascertain tint bo WAS giving the
whole tlnttcs n caseful slftIuu; nnd, rs
he possesses many Of liz characteristics Of the
tFllneu oeteetl'e' anu "a" hu'''su e's.f pu'.t
as ito proceeded, ea1lf'"t no better tt'ah 10
give tile s.nry Of the affair In full IA he told II
to nc. Isil mol call It by any t,a,nc, aa he was
eA'e'a' 'o1 ~ ~ =, s ns.i. -: ett,s,, - ~
as enheseht W.. - , ~, ~ ntuumi! as
nearly as tan Ict"t run Hs w ".ti t'relu!
''otcS lhhen ~ ~ e @ .e, ,s .u,."amI'
.n Sa u ''. oo XIX ~ tte"s ~ ",',
~, IN, 9 ~ W. ~, ss, II hnr. .c.s,,n., ~ ,,ts
" ote.' "o.s -, ilfrur"r, ,"s,;n. wiz h .',
" 'tL'ese ~ III. ~ pA' .,Sn "s' t"un WI!
rocevc ilIr Smswrr. shaI h., s ahic ~ az
tG%<'t* .".h h'S"Ntas '''At' ~ "1'e W '"s
more. At present the who!e matter stHints IS
nnrtv ri trurnl;tr f1rrsi,n,p rnrur n,nmr ."r ~,
residence 1E onc GeorEe FhEcEaong, who rcs!tlr5
tic ntrht. lte went nit, nn.l wns talkjnr with
llenl On vArfolls matters, just ut dusk, when
two fnen'-th. one taal mnn VIII 'nasincat
a' el11'i*llssHeFs, nn t''c other smaller nlan
driving Single horse hitchct to buggy. rile
horse wns black with ono white hind ler, and
waa very Good one. 1lrso men wanted TO
trade tlltir liorso Tor one hclongsnE to tho
thrcstcrs; n1.d, falling In tllls, they made
y E.s' Mlcn Mas '9sh ~ NY pass"te near ny
Gu"o ~. tan .s',.o, "4s i.f ..keo :" y" I'm Inh euu.
tratIo. Iii. FnrJcsonu did mt 1IEc
tllr appearance oE the men, allil thought he
heard tic smaller say: 4Wp'l1 sec about
, 1879-08-04

Kllled by Swallowing ftnlf. pnllar.
A young man has ilou in Blnghamton IRON
the ELECTS Ut swallowing Q s!lyer 1alt dollar
about three weeks ngo. lie Wns susslng thu coin
ln ihe atr 4nd catchiny It III his ,nnuth, to amasu
a child when It lodged In his throat and passed
Tito Aia StonlaelI.
, 1879-08-04

Tntn1a,....,. ...S1l. ij1H
Six n,onths' geoEd earnings:

t:xprcss..t .................. .........,, TT
MtfEctlaAtDHh... +++- Jul
Lilo thy Aiunx City Il st. Pau1. Hnty unrt!on Of
ths road IL In Minnesota liked fur llu nlrlsus Ut
taxation at T:!s per cent, which, Ut l &er cuslt,
Hlycs S.:t1. H.. :
, 1879-08-04
EXCllRsI0NIeTe

aptcfaf DIapatcA 10 Yne T>tkunA
IkRRE HAurs, Iud., Aug. "a ycrv large
nu,Bbcr ol exrussioulsts left to-day for Chicago
aua the Lake region.
, 1879-08-04

On tho return OF Q eouplu 10 Hnsbufy, Conn.
from their wedding tout, party OF girls met
hold ot tho Shafts, aud drew them 10 tllesr now
home,
, 1879-08-04
Tho Unfortunate City Almost En-
tfrcly Dlssocfntcl from
tho World. -,
No Press Dispatches Sent to the
City, and Only Tri-Weekly
Malls.
The plagne, However,, Is So Far Con.
{ fined Within the District First
Injected.
New York and Now Jersey Quarantined
Against by the spaniards.
MEMPHIS,
HOPEFUL.
!9neridf pfftA9frh IN TIL Tffj


..-,s-x
,.ans...
ho.hfo..
,... ' 10y. t.. -, 49,
"eht5-touf houfa 10 wna. s'eao from th'
'o""s y. ''s ooa'o VI 1le4''"' VI lily ne"
;ases' SIX arc wi!te anu SIX coioted citizens
= ~ s!oeA''se " '''o ~" eAoee A"o'eato NV ~"
.auea e"hnncment ot tne p!ague III us o'a
anunts IN ,ne '1'ee'ea a'sstcts' encouraging .ne
noPef ""'en - aia.os. te'.'i<ca :" ees.unl,
that "acn sll Ing material toT the disease 20 'ee'
~ ~ tlose pattsuas esscs.s sas 10 10, eonsa"e. '"s
~ 11.s a. Ipun, ~ lo" "''' eo'e ~ NJ
s"u' ''' n..s ons.a: sepoft vi
.. lMA ~. AomAAn "ssoc!Atios
"us 'seueu t'.'e nu'n,"s' ~ n"''nss " Seh' ~
aetses -" na.y, ~ s'e' mn.ss' W. eNA .o'oss
-. sups Ea'noosou ~ ., % .c NaFse uspfsae.'.' ,"n,.
so'enues ns nupo!t "s TX aov" ,a.s, m s",H
."S =" "S .,.. si ,n n nl'a,u w. o;,,s,s m W,
.,"..a ...,s "' -, W -, .,,".an, IT,. havn
49,. ss ~ H. .,sr.,. 1o,,,,. tso,,, rn,,o,.1
;"~e. @s "1 ,sro @ ms, rra .onsa,oscnn.s oa"in,
tss..: a s.,a,.s n.s n. .,.aa, ~ ~ ins, rnr,o,,
~, y, s's <"s .Ia.'so H., - o..,nnt.
e,,.. ,t.a.aaa a. ~ os,"sn ,,,,Ia,,,on. f,r r,r.os
ssa 49,, d., -, ~ ,..,s ,.sr, ,,ron, n.,,, sa-,t
Manv Of these nurscs aro sent to pntcnte who
arc nblc and will pay 1or them, thus cnahltng
the Aowasds to employ moro pcfsons to attend
pn the indfGent Sick"
'; su1TIY DEPOT.
has been established BY the nowards In tho city
or The purpose of issuing prescribed ARTICLES to
tile INDECENT ales, none boing Issued to those
kuown to be able 10 opdrcbase them. This is but
ouu Of tho married. eytlcnces Of the systematic
workings Ut the Howard Association to
mako tho sma!l funds in hand &C.
oon,pltsh tic greatest good, and, II pos
tho outside world for contributions. As fs
fnown, the H0Wards do not condne their 'abors
70 tic limits Of thu city, aud they haro already
number Of nurses On duty In the surrounding
n1burbs. They arc also not confined to yellow
fever patients; but to al! character Of sick per-
SONS left helpless by The absence Of friends and
, 1879-08-04

y yon have rheumatism, .ususatgta, Or a brnisel
Spain. u eat. usu 'uttWn's l1uuaeh1l Fauacsa.
q wouussfal ranltdY. lstc...nl c,ulk.
, 1879-08-04

I1Aplcts -, Jli3
heHt sss ~ n.t,I
Ihx III = nnt cent SftH!l sd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

II THERE is one thing in American poll
ties more stupendously absurd than another
it is the foolish pre,cnse Of Republicans
that the Republican party is the govern.
ment, Every attack made upon the pure
ly partizan measures Of the Republican par
ty, is "an attack upon the government
The attempt Of Congress a majority OF
both heuscs-to repeal an obnoxious law
that renders our elections a iarce-tha,
places soldiers at our polls and puts the so.
called free men Of the country under the
surveillance Of characterlcss and conscience.
less members of the Republican party called
"supervsors' or "msrshals the attempt
to repeal this purely par,izan law, is demon
mated another rebel assault upon the Tn
ion of the States and the constitution Of the
country" A few days ago Congressman Gar
field speaking for the minority in Congress,
threatened the majority that if it attempted
to force the repeal Of that law, the scenes OF
1861 would be rc-cnacted. HIS fellow Re-
publiGanS congratulated him. and every Re
publican paper in the country, caught up
his words and published them under start
ling headlines, as embodying sentiment
that would set the North in blaze. And,
has it come TO this, that a majority may
no. dictate the policies Of the government
without being threatened with civil war as
a consequence Is Republican asccndancy
the curse Of the land for the fourteen
years past---to 90 down, fit 20 down at all,
in the thrccs Of battle and carnage? Are
the people willing to surrender the very
foundation stone of our governmental struc.
ture-the right Of tho majority to rule
at the bidding of an impudent and
reckless minority! Such is the demand
and Republican newspapers echo and ap
plaud it, 1t is most dangerous and rev.
dictionary claim-woud take power from
the hands of the many and give i, to the
few would result in the utter Obstruction
of the essential republican feature of our
form Of government, and lead to a
centralism, but little less rigid
than the absolute monarchies of the old
world. But go on, gentlemen. If you
think you can produce a condition of af-
fairs that Democrats cannot endure quite as
patiently rs Republicans can, JUS, 90 ahead
and enforce the experiment, But have a
care, as you go ahead, for, let the present
be what it may, there is certain to come a
day of reckoning,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

TIE result Of the election in Chicago has
national significance, because the ltcpub-
lican party fought tho battle on party Issues,
including the crimson neither garment,
confederate brigadiers and all The Chi
cago Times, by no means partial 10 the
Democratic party, says that early and late
"the Republican speakers dwclt on the inn
portance Of carrying Chicago for the sake
OF its effect on the coming presidential
campaign. The cnsanguincd neither gar
mcnt was Haunted as never before. II was
everywhere announced, "by this sign We
conquer or 90 to our political grave.
questions forced to the front that
the politicians in Washington became
intensely Interested in the contest, and
even such prominent leaders in the Party
as Blaine anu Conking sent word that a
Republican victory in Chicago would give
the keynote 10 the pending national cam
paign, and that defeat here would cast
gloom over the whole party. The battle
on the bloody shirt issue has been fought
and lost. There can be little doubt that
the decision Of the people in this city will
have its effect on the managers Of the party
at large, and tina, the CORY garment will
for time be hung on the fence for bleach
ing" Democrats should gather fresh in
spiration from this result, organize and
work for victory in 1880, and Illinois will
be ours.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

THE newspapers are making great ado
over the elopement of Ex-Governor Hub
bards daughter with her fathers coachman.
All Connecticut is sglow with excite
ment, and the Governor, utterly
Frustrated with grief, refuses to leave his
room. When we remark that the coach
man is fine looking white man, Of good
address, fair education, twenty-five years Of
age, and given to no bad habits, Governor
Hubbard will find very few sympathisers
among Western people, who yet hold to the
truth Of the adage; "Act well your part
there all the honor lies" The testimony
all goes to show that Frederick Sheppard
the coachman in question, acted the part Of
coachman exceedingly well, and was NJ
SLOUGH as gallant, either. Goldfish arts
tocracy," is what is the matter with the
Hubbartls.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

EVERY member of the Louisiana return
ing board-the secretary, the Republican
attorney and all the clerks-every soul who
had an insight into the villainy of that
damnable concavc, has been paid "hush
money" by the man in the White House,
who prafttcd by the perjury and damning
rascality Of the proceedings, Can any
honest Republican scan the following list,
without flush Of shame--withou, feeling
TINT his party won the presidency by means
most foul, corrupt and perfdious' If he
can, may the Lord have mercy on the hard
ness Of his cheek
Men connected with the returning board.
j Madison Wells, prcsiden, returning board,
surveyor port of New Orleans $4,000;
Thos. e, Anderson, member returning
board, deputy collector port Of n. o. 49,.
| 900; l.. NJ. Kcunrr, member returning
board, deputy naval officer 1880; G. Casa.
nave, member returning board lro,hcr o,
l. s. storckeeper, n. .. $l,460; Chas. s
Abel, member returning board, Inspector
custom house $2,50l; York A. WOODWARD
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

THE libcrality Of Mrs, Hayes is akin to
that of her husband The greenhouses Of
Cincinnati being unequal to the demand
for flowers for the childrcn's home far,
tina, is to be held the coming week, Mrs.
Hayes has agreed to supply the flowers
from the government conservatory. When
i, is remembered that this conservatory is
maintained at the expense of the govern
ment, Mrs. Hayes libersIity takes the form
Of an extravaganza and unwarrantcd use Of
other peoples properly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

THE Democrats achieved sweeping VIC
tory in Chicago, last Tuesday, eecting the
Mayor by majority Of about five thousand
votes, and gaining complete control of the
city. It is perhaps fair to say that the
COmmunistic candidate drew somewhat
from the Republican vote; but upon no
reasonable hypothesis can the Democrats be
cypherel out of clear sweeping and ,ri.
umphant majority.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04
formerly Caroline
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Byvirtue ola special execution 10 me directed by
the clerk ofthc Circuit Court oiAeNau der County, IN
the State Of Illinois in favor Of Wood Kitcnhouse
and Joseph II. Rittenhouse, G partners
composing the firm Of Wood Rittcnhousc
& Bro. and against Samuel h. Thomp
son, John Sinnot and Edward J. Gil1on. AZ part.
ncrs composing the drm Of 4. X Thompson 4 Co.,
I,ha Offer for sale at public vcndue at the wesorc,
door Of the Court House, In the City Of Cairo,
County Of Alexander and State Of Illinois, on the
TENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. u, 1879,
Ut II o'clock n. M the following described property
to"it; Log numbered thir,y one ltll ana thirty
city Of cairo, county Of Alexander and State OF
Illinois, heretofore levied upon by me ~ the prop.
erty NJ Edward J.. q lsOn, under writ or attach.
IN .nt issued out Of said Circuit Court q, the in
stance of paid Ri,tenhourc & Bro, againp, smd
T. Thompson 4 Co,
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. u, 1879.
JOHN HODGES Sheriff
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

To Newell Randc's heirs I'd N others concerned
You are hereby notified that II sale Of lands for
the delinquent state county district school and 9th
ertSyes of the year s.6snd costs held At the court
house doOrin the city OF Cairo, county Of Aleyan.
der aud state Of Ilno-, on the 2rt day Of july a.
u. ~, purchased the east y south west of the
north east quarter OF section seven "a, town. hip
fourteen 90, south range three 81 west; said tract
being ssAe,srd In the name Of you the raid Newell
RsnadlNE lcirs, gnd situated in said comfy and
state, and that the time given by law for the rc.
dempuon Of sod land viii expire on the list day Of
July, 1873.
W. G. V. RANDALL, Purchase,
Cairo, H.. April I'd, 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04
EoRECLosURE OF MORTGAGE

State OF Illinois, Circuit Court Of Alexander
County Of Alexander County, May term A. D. 1879
Peter KoOlcr W, unknown heirs Of William Ebl,rs.
, deceased.
Foreclosure Of mortgage In chaDcory
AN'davt having been filed IN the Office NJ IN,
CLERK of shid Crcnt court OF Alexander county ibat
thr above named defendants the heirs of William
khlers deceased, ON due and careful inoury can.
not h. found, notice IL hereby given ia the s1d de-.
PENDANTS. that the complainant hl"d his Mn of
complaint paid court on the chancrry side therof
ON the 81, day OF March, A. d. ls,0 aud lint A
summons thGrcupon issued ont OF said court against
said defendants rcturnable on the third MondMv of
NAV, A. u. 1879, M II by law required.
Now. therefore, unless you, tio sad Unknown
heirs of william Eh,rs, deceased rlall prr"m.Ily
BE- and appear before the said circuit cont ol iinx
sndpr county the frat day Of the next torn ,h.re
Of, TO b. holden NJ the court house In me- r',v or
Caro-, In said county, on the third Monday a, Woy
a u, 1879, aud plead, answer o drmur Ia ,hr ",Id
compAinanta bill or complaint, the same s"l ia
matters and lhinpr therein charged and s,0rI wi,
br taken ~ confessed AVID n decree rnirrrG ,,,a,
you according to the PRAYER of suid blll 't''"''
oro,or r,s,,, john 4 REEVE, Clerk.
Cairo III, March 3isl, a. u. 1874
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

ais of accomplished facts, subject itself to
most damaging suspicious, passes our COM
prehcnsion. The paper has become wild,
reckless, desperate, and surprises far
greater number Of people than !, conyinces
Or cNaSpcratcs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04
TAX SALE NOTICE.

To Thomas Little and al others concerned
You are hereby notified that al salG Of laHd- FOR
the delinquent state, county and district rrhoO ard
court house door in Cairo, Alexander county iii
nos, on the thirtyirst day Of July, 1877, Timothy
Manley purchased the north east Or. Of the north
east or Of section twouty.thrce (23), township IT.
teen u.s., range two t!l west; said tract being as
tesscd In The name of you the said Thomas Little
and situat IN sand county and state, and that II,
time given by lsr for the redemption Of ssid land
viii eX piIc on the twcDty-iret day Of July 1879
TIMOTHY MANLEA, Purchaser.
Cairo hpril ID 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

lr is quite impossible to account for the
Cincinnati Commercials continued hostility
to the jetty system, as applied by Captain
EadS, if we deny that the owners Of the
paper are interested in the Barataris canal
or some other rival project. The facts of
the case, As certified TO by the government
engineers, warrant the statement that there
are twenty.six feet Of water between the
Htties, whereas three years ago there were
less than six feet a pecuniary intcres,
in rival projec, would suggest the state.
ment Of the Commercial, that the jettics ore
failure, Facts Of which every man con.
nccted with the commerce of the Missis.
6ppi valley is cognizant, warrant the state
ment that vessels Of the largest size that
reach New Orleans pass and repass the jet.
ties half dozen times day, without OBJ.
siruction or detention. An interest in a
rival project would suggest the statemen,
of the Commercial that the je,ties are q
'iob," from which the people will derive NJ
benefit Not one Of the Commercial,
statements harmonizcs with the facts a
they are known 10 exist; bu, every one o
them betrays IN unwilIingneSs TO accord Il
Captain Euds the bench, of what is no,o
riously true. That grea, newspaper hS
the Commercial should, By shamefu. drni
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

REPUBLICAN letter writers complain that
whisky is sold in Washington quite as free
ly as ever. This is grave charge against
Democracy. IF they can't improve on Re
publican sobriety, the tact certainly is dam
aging and ought to be published everywhere
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04
OF OUR PADS.
Physicians speak in Terms Of Tra!sc IN favor OF the
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CINCINNATI, June ", lsS
Having had some considerable acquaintance yith
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cnteS for which Dr. Forbes c0nnees its upc.
DIR. j. llALLOWELL
go q, orgc Street. Cincinnati
WIN, Rev Joseph Emery, the scll.known CiEy
Missionary, says:
CINCINNATI, June 20, 1870
Having had long acquaintance with Dr. Forbes.
am aallphud that whatever he rccommc, do he doc,
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l'EV. JOSEPH EMERY
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

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