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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-21
so Cents to SIS per Evening. at
Home

"e~t prepared to furnish profitable sugt.s.
mcut TO- Atu ard Women at ilar homes Dra
IeTs9n DID each locality throughout Ie Jr..s4
2D''s. ean engage .u ibis business nt great wa
t't pic s-H1. ta-E, Toll particulars end "a val.
uatic 1mI.s. which win DO t5 commence 800
on. An! person seeing fhs notice who rsrf.
= 5g'ia'.' ornament wolh should soma us ,f..r
address without delay.
D. O. ALLEN & co
Amman NJ -,..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-21
Governor

Az ELECTION TRICK "A letter from
Scranton, Pa, represents that respectable
and Influential German citizen of Luzoruc
county who had been recently naiuralizcl,
was refused his vote by tho republican ofi
Ger on account Of an apparent f1w in The
papers applicant, however went away
and hIooksnod his face turned his German
name into English, and bic vote was rccciv.
rl hv 'hs republican officers without n word
If dissent Then 20 their establishment, be
voted tbe democratic ticket To is threat
cned with prosecution, but DE threatens IN
return a prosecution for lcpriving BIN Of
bis right to vote.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-21
New Advertisements.
Old John Brown Heard From
His Soul Reached Glory
at Last.

- - l.
His Soul Reached Glory
ct Last.
His weary march is ended. his can teen eropty
bis knapsack unstrapped ard he buys enc cr
those hne white shirts at 81 30. His bose, ,yell
"oir WIN TIE long tramp &C velrs. I've replaced
with British Hose ut 20c. No wonder lie is ham
py every body is who secs these cheap goods
these real bargains
These are the special inducements for the week.
Fine Scarlet aud Blue Opera Flannel AZ ION t5c..
All Wool Flannels, 226 Csc: HEAVY Wnterproor
SllO(G95c; Nelveteens, 25 Per cent. cheapsr
than in New York city children's Worsicd
Hose. lOCDl23c; Irish Linen at 25c Ask 40 see
that Heavy lnrd-wide Muslin for I]c and a
few more OF those Balmorals At 81 90
a Announcement Extraordinary.
The continual and fresh arrival Of an immense
amount OF Laurel ID. Muslin will not permit us
TO GiVe standard price. II shall not exceed IL,
ami 'fiH lie less h0H anu house an tie Gin dlyf
egT HJoT. 1T makes no difference what they ask
Tor 1t. yon can get it for Ices O. us We are
bound no man shall match our goods or our pri-
ces We defy anybody 10 point to n record like
MAI OF ihe cheap store. We carry no unpaid balls
10 take our customers with. The almighty dol
lar jngles ove.y day. We keep moving, and
are the only cnes who practice quick Gales and
small prof.s"
Don believe them when they say u4cy can sell
~ cur low prices tany man can, we'll buy
blue gingham umbrella. n blue mir orgt.cLi6gs
night cap, and with blue face 20 about
preaching Insanity and wOmans rights. csIIing
them Christian virtues and the sure road % hap
illness.
BALTZELL & co,
No. 60 BALTIC ST., Cumberland, I'll
The Last Clap Of Thunder!
Retail price Of Laurel D. Muslin now l2I and
going going going Whore This thing will
end no living man can tell This is not the
standard Pnce--we may still reduce it-Jut who
viii talk Of prices before the war now who
would bay their goods any place bat
BALTZELL * cos.
October q, 1870
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-21
co. Don't be away from home on cleo

Ia Don't be away from home on clcc.
ton day-Thursiay next Stay ana 90 10
tho polls and vote the Conservative State
TicAe'-bca led by JouN J. JACOB, for
Governor
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-21
South RrGnch Farm

row in possession Of said Ga.ret J. Blue lying
on the South Branch, about ! miles North q
Romuey, near the lower end OF tile changing
Rocks, viz
4 CERTAIN TRACT or PARCEL
on, YfN-D m N-7,tyA-JN-Cr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

To the Martyrs 81 LAvsr Complaint.
Among the wonderful medical properties which
have rendered Hossttsfs stomach Bnters pre-
eminent among the health restoring propositions
OF the sge. its anti.bilioss virtues ere not The
least remarkable. No words can doJustce to its
marvellous effect upon the diseased liver. Pe:-
haps the simple words Of coavalsscent sufferer,
who describes itas going right to the spot,' Tell
the story as clearly ~ may b. II ssn 30 right
to the sp,t. II operates directly upos the disoS.
dered organ, and whether un,iuly sctivs or IN q
state Of psraiysis, restores Il 10 = condition Of
health. The sickness 81 Ne sionssh. pain be.
tween the shoulders and IN the right side. yellow
sufusion Of the stin, costiveaess, dssvsiness and
Lfsguor. dinners Of sight. cobc, pslpitstion d
hsa,, dry cough. 'ow fever, ssd other syp>oms
ehich indicate the various phssss Of ACUTE and
chronic liver complaint. are one and!kil promptly
reiRvcd. and ansiiy removed by shS sction % sass
famous preparation. which 10 ~ once the best of
correctives. the scnties, and most genial sper.
tents, IN lnfaillbie Fesulator. and pswsrfl Rec
toratiye.' Persons of bilious habit. VITO use ths
Bft,srs 10 pso,srWvs medicine. VIII acver suffer
the pains and penalties Of Liver disease OF Bilious
Remitteht Fever. -- oct3ldawlw
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Take Notice.-The Last
q ~ Affidavit !CilGW

Tha, the Donahue affidavit, published
in the Sun Yesterday morning, the sosh,
bears date October 2'th, and that Mr..
Donshue denies that he ever signed the
same. The affidavit published in the
BuLLETIs Of Saturday, is TWO DAYS
LATER, being dated October the 10Th.
When Mr.. Donshue made his affidavit o
the 2sth,in which he declares that Pulaski
County Radicals secured their: affidavit
from him through threats OF arrest and
personal violcnee, he was daily sober and
rational, and citizens of Cairo, Radicals as
well MS DcmoerstS will testify that he was
urged nor 10 .maks tie cgidarit y erery
statement in it~as not strictly true. lie
declared that they ,cere true, and that in
swearing to them, he was acting under no
coppulsion. Col. Rssrdon then, and not
nil then, Administered the oath.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31
REGISTER! REGISTER!

The Boards of Registry will meet at the
usual places Of holding elections to-inor-
row, Tuesday, and will remain in session
until o'clock pm. This is the last OPP
portunity that will be sdrnishtd TO register,
and every Democrat in the city should
avail himself of IL. Go carly. Register
your own names, and then sect to IL that
your Democratic nsghbors register.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

Fnxp BLANxExBuRo, Of the Washing
ton saloon, is judge Of good beer. and
keeps no other kind. His st. Louis lager
10, confesscdly, the best kept in Cairo. Call
on him and try II. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

THE following complimentary notice Of
the Daily and Weekly BULLET N we copy
from the Mt. Camel DEMocRAr:
CAIao BuLLEriN.--We are under obi
cations 70 Messrs. John II. Oberly & Go.
Tor an exchange with the Daily Cairo
BULLETIN. W. consider Il one Of tho
neatest, spiciest, and most interesting dali
lies in the land while their weekly should
be taken BY every Southern Illinois demo-
erat, Who desires other than his county
paper.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31
Annou,.ses,enss.1

y: are .u.Ao,,;.S !. saassaE, ,S.s NJ. a. j.
iRyiN is csndiasiS at me bsare Of shsria OF
Aespader county, at the ensuing November cleo
tied suffice. 70 y. DECISION p ny ,1Isiis;'f
At the solicitation Of many citizens Of both poll
teal parties. hereby announce myself w the
PEOPLES CANDIDATE for sheriff oil Alexander
county, at the ensuing November election.
FRED. KoEHLER
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- IE!la:l{ .

Is JAMEy N. BARROW, NJ. D, Physician
and Surgeon, formerly Of the Indiana
state Hospital 10 now in tho city and will
Iss,aasih here until the lt.hOf Novsmesr'
Those suffering with any form Of Insanity
shstASs iAcipiont or Of long standing will
do we'll to call and SEQ him. He will DEM
,opstrsss 70 you the morbid sondit'ees q
ths brain, and will tell yoS whas pssAasse
n Jtf Doctor will also diasnos and
frost. Soar disease with cine success
whether it bs constitutional or local. Strict
attenu Qn will be given 20 all forms Of
ChronS disease. e. tnr' ."t f''iia,I. =
Nc will relieve you Of NIL private diseA.
Des primary or secondaiy without, the use
ofmercury, and . sure cure warranted,
Ofacb Of Commercial Hotel, Room No. 4
.s1 30 to- II
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frer the Bulls,ip.l

q lftE tnt nunetQ.J ~
JEwEfswiLcox AsphnsY xfl Hpoo.'
Nc WilHSs, sAs .Rsdicxl sandidnte for
Representative in this county 10 an Eastern
.sian. who.wean his whiaksrs sad -hsis in
,ti.s latest style, sports an elegant gold
! vstsh and fash chain, makp .sa elaborate
tsilct, and is generally of an aristocrn,ic
Alta Desiring to canvass the rufal dis,
Giesfn % San,y, IA SAs% ~ Is.c.
kIlow hal / Aer a, M order y make
. good impression on -.hs fsfmep.'
'well," said his friend, "Ill tell you.
Shave OF those fancy side whi.kersj ;-pu,
ON sssld paif jeAp panS. srasgsd coat,
With 8 bottle u Bourbon in spa poe>st
and plenty Of tobacco IN thu y, Gs.
you q slouehcd hat sud ~ Dig. Thus
srrayed snssmod you cshd }SHp ~sks
a favorable impression a ieS& NO
groes" The woSld b. Rspssaas&Slse 81
himself u work and sooa rspoesetrvdssssd
. lsbdss aescsibsd. Now said he, II
Isys eSsfsihSe you is..raIs.a me .Ns,.,
except thu yalIsr dosx, >esl ead hcs NJ.
Geo. Fisher /. going with me, and as hets
acquainted in the country he will oud ono
foe me. "oh, we'll then, replied thu
practical friend, nif Fishes V eoisg, he Is
an excellent substit,i,e-AIeu Y, 10 for the
yA,sr do,s. s..s.sy. tsss1h - -
rns ProrIx's NAsf,NAnssf.Ac
GArsa d Co., PsoraIs TIA mea,
market just opened by Gayss spd Co, NJ,
the corner Of Warrington Avchse. and
Tmsh ~restr is jsss -xsc%iy- ouch sfn~at
inarke, a. those who know Gaycr. would
expect him 70 establish when he spreads
himself Everything i. new, freshly
painted, and wears Nh air of cleanliness
that noone will fan 10 commend.
G~yer i 10. are smong the o'des, and
mos. CT psricneed butchers d. the count -,
and have learned thssi, pays Sest TO kcep
arst class meats, and command first class
essscus. II citizens would, therefore. Sc /,
'r4ne splendid Sssh meats, pork. beef nst-
Dss, ysl lAab or .sau~ge-thsy can H..
xAys and them In any quantity desired at
shs, Peoples meat market Just tryN. "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

RSsENBEn the parl ) concert at w. w
Thornsons te-sporrow evening. We shall
publish che progsamms se-morf,w. ~ s.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

DEMOCRATS, opponents Of ., w. Mum
go to the usual place Of holding elections
in your precinct and register. Tomorrow,
Tuesday, 10 your last chance.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

FoR q glss Of splendid St. Louis lager
bcer-the bat IN The tisy-se 10 the
ws,hintsc6n .,a,o6n, ebrpss washisxtos
avenue and Fourteenth street. II /.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

Z SUcosss.-Ths great Nspolson's only
criterion was Success, and this has been A.
tsined By the Chartor Oak Stoves. Over
200, 90 have been sold since their Intro.
duction, and the demand waxss stronger
every day Oct Sit. II d & ltw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

PoRAsLk homicide AM death by
drowning. See our river oelsrna.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

9 'DyslSa RooN fIRIx,WASrxn-Ar-~ HE
,,SAINY OmAsl.xs. ,we Want inmediatsly
three (s) experienced dining room girls 70
whom liberal wages win be- paid, Apply
70 70 ,.as ,JEWETT wILCOX& Co. y
I" Sep2arf"' St. Charles Hotel.
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Ihe Bulletin,
VIEWS O TIE CITY,

HroI'rsR' Rxorsrmi Tomorrow is
your last chance. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

It's 9 Tonic and will strengthen you
Reduce tho dose 20 IL acts as q gentle ls1s-
give, and continue on regularly with Sim.
mons Regulator, and you will become
strong and healthy. oct3Od&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

Tn.s A;A,ctrs.ATAe member. 0
tho $. "A, sht sss 'sqsssted " mses 10
their roasios TbWstay ovening a. the
usual hour. ny 0ySIcs az sksSlcse(Jpy y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

WAR doe. 8. \. a. 'Acan' See notice
In another column.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

AFISE THING ron THE TEETH. The
fragrant sssodont has taken very prom.
incnt place among the most approved dem
.triaces Of the day. II t. very popular
astiuls for the toilet, hisA,y rssommsnded
by oil who hsse usedit, sss bsasaiAsr and
prcserver Of the stscth, refreshing tho
mouth, sweslouing the breath, and arrest
Ing the progress Of decay.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

wAsrrp--Fo. rent. ) piano. Address
stating terms, P,IO. bot rs. oct 20 Sc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

FLOUR Choice Family Flour in bis
half bbls., sacks, Sc, for sale Mt the Egyp-
tisn MILF. an
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NOTICE. =:

IA
IN "a fHy tf .H.t fnf f''
alDpttt "a. FfH- "a 40
United states q, :, msriss, southern Distrct Of
Illinois, SIS.
iwhsrcas, on the TN day Of October. A. y. 1870.
William Y. Halliday. ovneT OF the large "s~sl
low" filed libel IN the District Court o. the
United states for the southern Nstrsct OF hin.
os, against the steamboat ''Lonisvlie. her
boats, taekle. etc., etc, praying that the same
may be condemned in seeordsnee with ne
prayer Of said libel.
And whereas, by urtns Of proeess in due form
efJsw, 10 Inc directed, returaabie ON the hrst
Monday IN November. ! have selsed upon and
taken the said steamboat "L,0uisvilie," her boats,
tackle, etc, ana have tbs ZANE in my custody, .
Notice is hereby given, that . District Court Of
the United states will be held At The United State
day in becember. NJ 4. for Me u'aI q he sssd
Eemlses, and the owner or owness, s.d 81 per,
IONS vi no have or ela N any interest therein. are
.bNsf ~ ttai 10 tie and appear At the time and
be&6&sesaid. to SHOW esuse, u any they have,
NM AAeoSee should not ~ rsnderedi In accord
ance With the prayer Of sasd isbel. 90
Cairo, H.. Oct. 81. lsl0.
IHT * sOfiNt.KupTr,U u. 8. Marshal.
BY. Peter saup, Deputy, ss,ss oSiilalSsp
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LI1g,lT r-STv7 ,Wl-IIJ oi
=----..@ss-----------
Aks'yAI1ararusG
s: :4s :s; :isssa Pa 49,
s s;S:'! SAL E3x:s.ss...., ts.1Il
s 4 ss$ " ;SSss;: s. St a as:ii; e.l.,in.
Us &c.. ~ s,,u CO.." 49,
h s.s.:. c:s ~; s. r:1si:s NM,
ftssos, Evasvins HSs = Lsai. =,
Fa.;sl.. l.u.S.,,., s 9 ON "'- '''s'
:dT.s:'. g l:.a''. jeesSs:,: :. v...,. :,
N Oh cSs'eal ~ oF''sa''
- al r.aSN st.oE b. t... ',it'-
y The weather continued, olosdy, with
hHh Winds, until last night when the
si3,ds cl~red sway and the winds eesssd.
A-heavy shower fell for absul half - hsus
~ lerdsy morning. This sssrnins We
clear and pleasant, although shs sempsss-
ture was very cool ct dsybsssk. -
!. ne rises hns fallen seven inches siaes
Saturday.
The Mississippi ia Elliay 1t St. Louis
~snd above, and only seven and half feet
Il. reported at Liberty Bar. There are
eight feet seven inches below Cairo.
The Ohio Is rising slowly from Pitts-
burg 10 Louisville, with over four feet At
III fosiaer place and ,wenty-swo inches over
the Falls, There ara fsas fssa, large. from
Louisville to Cottonwood Bar, whore there
are hree feet. The late rains will proba-
lay mako Ave Fee, from Louisville 10 Cairo.
Tho Thompson Dean received over
400 tons here. While she lay ssssr wharf
last highttwo young men, who were assist
Ing man who had large lot Of poultry
for New Orleans, began so,faay IN plsyS on
tic guards Of the whArfboat whom one Of
them named JOB u sHoysr. originally
from near cAsbosasle bitsscsnsly froe
Caps Glrsrdeaa, fell into the river and WAS
drowned. lThs sthSr, nsms untnovn,
whilo sndssvoriuS, % save HOysE. slso few
In and was drowned. Tho body Of Hoysr
was recovered this morning, and buried.
The body Of the Other hss not bssn foand.
Soon aftcr the above occurrences, .
deck passenger On the Dean commenced
beating his vito, WHOM The vifs's brother
interfered. High words ensued, and at
leng'n tho o,o'nes ss'.e. sao nIs s' III ~
Tine the Sssa s n.a -. NO. ssss %s." the
nv my ~o ss. ,,s M - ho.,s ~, :. .s.m
Dean 'e'', WIN r" .a Vva'u. ", " ,ss "..
81 scarcely p0ss'0'' ''' ~" W "' ''
Una" r nc" r "oa ,..v 80. -, ps,..u., :. 4
= Inc '!'o"' ''"''' ''' ''
p III ,.,...mh.,,
n", "' "''0 -. J, 49,.
Ana ~ oo"'' " ,a.' AS.;".s' 49,.
Ass rSa '" Tr .. y ~."ss.. Mali. R..oa
h-o,,h. go ,,;ns "a,
= n '-....... 49,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

CHAnrxa OAK OookaNd aoves--sni
Evening ihsatiag stoves--.the best In
use--for sale BY g. w. Henderson, 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement.
sugaod%H. M r. ~
--SAsll, systers received every day BY
Louis Herbert. ., Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31
-SIALILEG SLCk ssIoktent S.In4 ous
NEW ADvERTISEMENTS


Thoss who sss Sislss o. ,..sl.ttli
Afflicted with any chronic difiiculfy, should with.
qoetRay writs for Dr. Hamiltch's New Treaties,
seat free 10 sny address, n u ,
u. LEoNIDAS HAMILTON, n. D., &.
p.o1 Boz A'''s. ,.,.,,.,.... New FORK CITY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

The CENTBAL AEAs@ MAKxnr.--
Messrs. Fred Ksshler eU,Yof tbs Cen
trail Meat arkss,-desissis understood that
they kSf all kinds Of, mssssssbcefs pork,
mutton limb and vealf that they 6uy.snd
slaughter the best as1sfattest sniY"lss,
brought to this market; dress andsservei
sous the meats in'a ncasrssd seleanly man
ma, and deal With eysrytsay faisly and
squarcly. s c-s<.s.- -.
y Market baskets of custon'sss ds'syered
free Of charge to say part Of the ca;s
Fresh sausage on salssyssy morning.
Buy your mGa then, Ilhe GENRE
Meat Market, near the corner ofTeeth
street, on Washington vsn0a. /"
pxxocstrs 4 s3ur~rsrp pHs1spr
There will be nsesissss She lss~0'
sssts,ef South Cairo RkseiNet IN @.en
riaclhouse- IN Seventh SLsssk % NoA@y'
evening, ahe LIST of November, for the
purpose Of organizing . precinSt club, a
number sof Democratic-sseskers Will DO
present Nod max short addresses.
Let every Democrat, or citizen who Is
tired Of Radical rule, be present, and do
his part toward affecting the much needed
change u.
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AEs'yALsrarUTsG
.s:ls sI:s; sisssff: E,ks;f::;sss
s s;S:;! sal EiE:.s.I.s-1I
6esorAdp. ~ sburg, Cd Tower, Z.
SBssWsk. = Onts', y es.s. louisville I.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

BIRD, a negro; Limoges white man.
and Young, another negro, will speak IN
the Court Notwithstanding J Young Is
Tennessee negro. How much be parti,
cipstion in An Illinpl cAaYs4 will 3Sp
Mr.. Mum and Linegar, can BE- seen m
the temper Of decent white Radicals who
are cognisant thssssA 8 80 ,,..s,ssu a.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

JoSxsBoxo Nsxr FRIDAY.-Arrange-
msnts are on sO0sto engage sspeciai train
70 Wait Jonssboro on Friday yanxt The
ioin, discussion pexSeen crobs and. Mum
tskcs place on tAsk day, and there are At
least q hundred Democrats IN eniro who
desire TO b present to offer. NJ ,Aaan
their sympathies. The band wislprebsbsy
accompany the crowd.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

Irh . fact that admit. J, q !. no dsAis! tPsS
the Radical. atC sSlonixiht Mhidt}a and
Kentucky negroes in INV Iongre11ssl
distric. 70 vOss1ss u. s1sass -'r -
We repeat tbss~sHfaise, gwen esew
day. ago. The polls viii b. slaAsT wasos
cd. Every legal voter shat! vote, but
Missouri and Ksnssaky-sssssss--ssfAIi
NOT VOTE! Let this Do rsmsmbersd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

How NY Yey0 schs,' said y lady
while reading Ha,per's edition Of Dick
on's Pickwick.) Now, ifthst lady had been
using LsxarrsalS' Morris perfected spec
tacles, she coulihAve read the same size,
type from four to six consecutive hours
without the slightest Inconvenience.
Tabsr &. Bros sole agents. See aaves-
tismont. ,,...-.. ....r.r.f .. ..trt II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please call for advertised letters" and give the
date OF this list. f 9. W. MckEAi0.
~. E.. ~. Postmaster.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

IT 10 said u,at IsvsAk wtlcox, the Radf
cal candidate for the I-egi1'atsss, could sos
prolong his s.aIaA ne country, becaass
hi. dainty stomach coslan'. stand Tie
.ho,rid fare" Would he. object 70 receive
ing vote handed % by The horny sun
burned hand of tho country farmer and
woodehoppsrf Not much, - reckon
He. not too NICE f9s th., il he CAN'T cat
country fare. -.sti.E O.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

TO wnoA " NAY CorcnsS.-u the
per.on VINO, - .hs I'd dSy = joy ssme
Into our ofice end gave bio chsk fcs css-
tain amount, docs 20, cal ard pay cause
70 DO paid, tho amount, before tho second
day Of November, We viii publish Ia these
columns the whole trI~cuon, snd unsso
public his nspes Aft -
IL ELLIOTT, AAYTNORN, 4 90.
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29

me to thank you for the courtesy which you
have extended in publishing my series of
letters. They We're provoked by gross in
justice, and for the purpose of self-yindi-
cation, but they have been intended to
promote thepublic good. Speaking frank
1y, rs / always do, have written many
men and party creed. My object, however,
was not to Offend but to do good-to strike
at the great overruling evil of the day
personal and political corruption; and if
any or all of my letters shall, in the slight
est degree, tend to awaken inquiry, and
arouse popular action upon this vital sub
ject, / will be amply compensated for the
labor Of writing, and for the personal dam
ger and obloquy which my letters have
provoked. Respectfully, &c,
JNo. BAXTER.
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