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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-29
nIsDINANCE No. 100.

An Ordinance providing Tor the construction Of
Brick Sidewalks.
h. q ontr'aoi bg me Cty C6,'acI NJ he on NJ
fdTO:
srcrios J, Every owner Of amy lot OF lots front
INK or AUDITING upon any street 81 avenue IN the
tNy"hioh IN ITO the established grade, shall
nave me right, under the supervision and direc,
non OF thc street Committee or other proper au-
hofhS OF the city, 10 make and construct IN
front ol MS or her lot or lots, brick sidewalk
twelve feet IN width from the front OF the lot upen
streets or avenues one hundred feet wide, and ten
feet IN width upon streets or avenues less than
one hundred feet wide, said brick sidewalks to
D" made OF good suitable brick, carefully aud con
paeily ini IN the shape of "a herring bone upon a
hrin and substantial bed covered with four inches
OF coarse sand on suitable gravel; the curbing to
be "f suitai IL oak or other timber Cor 81 Jne),
fourteen or more inches wide and three inches
thick, well supported lev aud spiked on To good
oak stakes two and hslffeet long and three OF four
inches square, placed ON the outside OF said curb.
ing not more than five feet apart, the inclination
OF The sidewalk from the lot To the curling 10 be
four inches downward ON street, and avenues one
hundred feet wide, and three inches on streets
ana avenues less than that width, and that said
BRICK sidewalks 80 built and constructed be con-
strucled under the direction of the street Conn
mttec
Approved August 18th, 1870.
THOMAS WILSON, Mayor
aug.0ilut
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nisDiNANCE No. IO8

An Ordinance IN relation 10 the duties IT the
city Marshal Hui Polio" tuusttlilcs.
b = or'ah"i nv ~. 'Vy r,1Hr' NJ N, tPs ~
Sc /. That one OF the rooms, to I've signa,ci
Nv the Mayor o. jail commIttry, Of those rented
tie h,a,ausitcr, Of IT, police f.rr Of Mo ciiy.
SAID police tor" cup.Istiug ct the city Marshal
AM Police Cu,tnilc..
30. II shall bn Oh, duty ut thr CITY Marshal
qua P"l'e" Constable, "h'n nhpm a. lcay" police
l'alvuutior. CO.. Doe aiI-,n' on duty dtTuy the
h2ur, "i dnt',io leave -"m" mciuumudum non.
Nh,h persons desiring their asst.t1n,' ,,n
ccfisni where thoy rin h. PROBABLY founI ,iuliuy
..rh Ao-"hco, aui 30 shall bo tn duty ct the CT,
N'i'hu :" Ir'"u'" ui 10" cost ~ iho rItN ucinuf
1udHm b,ok VA WHICH any person can mak. aus
W"Wvrh luin ur -tdcmont or enter an, com.
i.nhl Wtrl! ihrt may desire 10 bt ug 10 the notice
authorize. " shall also bo the duty Of the at,
Marshal 90 tasr rirr that said mon. r,udyn
hp"k wltltu suitable rrncii, 20 De- $50 procure
~ tH"tn-f II Ne, cty, shnli i,e kent and f'fr.,f,,
iu ruUIu suitable plano No aid tulir lr,'tuutrf.f.
a.. Hs ~ hrt iAals arc'.-ihs 10 M. ruldir. AMI
shWl w. tile daiN - ih" city Mpt.haI .nd each ui
nI-ht T. lice, 90 Iu-. o,t taid memorandum boob
upnn thor r,tIra 20 polite hrnIYubrt,rs sfi,.
en- h"ui every ah."u.c uad at "thsi time. -. 10.
q" h'"tu' quickly acquainted u.ti any statement
,rtlutiIa entered turto % siiI pfauptl, attend
10 ~" Ity therein frgui,,d of them.
~ 3. / shli be the duiS e the T. Ice Con.
-'iN."- on duty 10 uI-ht including the 'sriaiu a.
il' Nigh l'l'D' Co p,ITol the street, of Inc .If,
during "urh ~ git from sunset 10 -un.ri.es4ugI,
o. '-,"'I a. ih" Mas o. ~ Tie captain ~ o..
E.lNi i"i.'' may dt'ri hut u shah n, tLe iiuis
20. 'l. % 90 f'p"r himself once Iu c,,h huuf.ut.
tug to hpnfa ui dr't thct'I 90 te designated
Dos thy Mayor 70 'hu ,1p'1u 81 %. kaht Fol,..
roman ten tnIhut's 4 ~ longer
-1y o. boz each and every ON ssion q, nc ll.,t
~ any u'hrcr author 4rd 10 make mr., IT, unI,f
tn0 usitnan'", OF ils city ~ uiaFs th,.t,putt DO.
g..I.I tb -cD ton nIiptsri"i ~ 81 an DInnlu. q,
lH .luUl 'hr Ordinance ~ tLp Ci,ui caro- ..
revised ahl 90 ilh"i, each md rS'fy ~ .id ~.
,,t. fu,l forfeit aud t,y 60 ind city sum not H..
tiIsH ten dollars Gnf more ihau iuy dnllafs
U ..a|l uY' lr ,aNfll fYT ans officer Auil,,f
ff.i 'H make arrests Goa Ger 'lr ordinance. q ~.
etN 10 frequent ur lol''f around liquor saloon.
during h.s hours Hf Iub uul,s- In the uor.s~afy
lf-. barge 90 h.- Nu'l u- suth uflr,T. pud even
such H0'.uI iVund NlyINiDg fb' pros -.uus Of thu
Ordnance .hIi forfeit auI UHy h. .J.4,it, !. .um
not lee. than o., dolllrr nor mon. thau hny aol
lar iuf co.. u lii .ssrN sfon-e.
tNTu, ~. July -I'I, $50.
approved Augr.t ls'u. $50
THuNA- WI sDN' Na,rr
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LongrTTo YouSG LADIES ACADEMY.
The prospectus of this wcli-foundcd and
popular educational establishment, may be
found in another column. The ensuing
scholastic year will commence on Monday,
September 9TH, when, although pupils may
enter at any time, it is highly desirable that
all who purpose an attendance, should be
present.
Tho situation of this academy ut point
readily accessible from all parts of the
country, it, well known success, and the
very reasonable scale of charges fixed
upon, should commend 1t to all parents
within II hundred miles Of Cairo, who have
daughters TO educate. The course If tut
tion embraces all those branches Of study
a knowledge Of which is essential to n
thorough education /; tho discipline is kind
aud parental, and the methods of instruc-
ton those which have given the school.
under the charge Of the Sisters Of Lorrctto
such acknowledged excellence and sue
cess.
The prospectus, in another column,
gives full details Of the course " tuition,
charges, etc, aud to 1t We ask the atten-
| ton of our readers.
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Nor'sE.

Tfo,.u,'r. once, city oi Ctru, lU..t
july 18th. ls,'.
NDic" j. hereby given thttii- 'f'N Trrr-uf.f lf
the Cty 1T CGIrp h,- been u.tfu,frit 10 ihr 10
Council u sNt tit1, Not 10 redeem uT receive 100
payment 81 any ibIr'I, .lur-s 90 -t.i t.fy, "N,T
September 1T, newt, \. T.. 100. my urIrr rirnVu
~ a." 1lty Clerk on The risn.ur,r IT -,II tty
amy Juror cert IuHlf'. 81 iu' Itfr Count Hf com
mon Pleas Of saii city, ur my Treasury N.TI.U.
OF other cNidenc" Of rIty IndrltsJH'-- los- iHsa
flN" Dollar, except CpuI ou. b,. omua iu, lrf..
amer i"f the payment oi interest ON Tn I.uIrI
indebtedness ~ the cav, unless such order 90
other evidence 81 indebtedness piuyr specified
hc hr,t registered with sad Treasurer
I'll" iry Treasurer !. u1w pI' pared tY ~, gI-',T
all city orders Nni other uGtst4ulIig ,lrl-
.nrcs Of cty Indebtedness th"Nr 90.
luIci To ~ hIr office, corner ct Na-hug.
ton NNenu" and Eighteenth street, IUm 90 ~
o''lp"k AIN AMI from = t. q O'Clock pm.
joseph B TNNLuR
h.Nu tty Treasurer.
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II positively true, tina, the people go
to Ewell ~ Jacob, % Ohio Lcvee, for Au-
rors oil, in preference to using greasy
coal oil. why's thi, Simply because
the Aurora is safer, perfectly clear, and
gives brilliant flame which il far ,upc-
ror 10 any other. Ewell " Jacob also
keep on hand Gasoline for Gasoline lamp,
and stoves. Give them II call, and fur
nish yourself with cheap and superior
light for the long winter nights. In
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-29
THE GERMAN SCHOOL.
Twelfth semi.annusI Term.

The twelfth semi-nrnual term of the
Cairo German school, will begin on the
lst Of September next. II is already gem
orally known among the patrons of the
Cairo schools that Prof .Wirsching, the
principal of the German school, is mn
educator of rst-class ability. Well verscd
in the ancient languages, no is eminently
qualified to teach the modern, especially
the German and English. But not less
efficient Is he in imparting Instruction in
all those branches, a thorough knowledge
Of whicli'is essential to a good education.
Those scholars, therefore, who have made
due progress in Reading. Writing, Arith-
mctic aud Geography, will have the OPP.
por,unity of taking such advanced studies
MS Composition, Drawing, History, Natural
History. and, If desired, French and Ger.
man.
\ since tn t+tmm lao s,u,es y known as
one Of the first elements OF "a good educa'
finn, ~ account Of It's practical useful.
ncss, the Trustees e.pecisily invite nil par
ents who wish t. give their children II
substantial German education, to sxamin,
for themselves the advantage,
VI The Cairo German School. This they
may do ny cailhrs ON any Of thu
1r,st bees, ~ upon Prof Wi~cliing, thu
principal OF 18th street, at ANY time beior'
the opening of.-cheol, on the let of SIP
/ I.r Ia, LA. lt.,lt s.f
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Mound ADNICE.

Make iyour business, if you need cloth
ing, to 20 to II reliable store, where you
can find all you need, and made nthe style
you fancy, at such prices as to suit your
purse and the times. Antrim's is just such
house. There YOU will always find II
complete and select assortment of cloth
ing, either for men, youths boys or child.
rem, at prices as low rs the lowest. Com
pare his goods and prices, as il will be to
our interest. f.
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VALUABLE LAND
AT Public Auction.

will sell ~ publ" suction at ia. Court House ~
Cairo, Illinois. on SATURDAY, september iuth, ls1l
az O'Clock pm, IN" following d"scrlrt trarf- Of
lsud, VI III" south hlii-cmbra" M To- -uIfh
east aui southeast quarter Of section tUtuH'r
seventeen lNo. ~ iH iusDrh. 70 fourteen 10 -uufh
rnbgr tire" ti wr-tof the thrd iiI principal m'r.
dean, IN Alexander county, llhuuis, Coptalnin-
according to Congressional surNe ~, three huni-
red aud twenty (;tsn acre-.
Thi- land IT,. within two inf,- Of the C,r'G o.
nrtirau Ferry LsulinR, - sn.a 10 he Ut superior
coil, aud ven timhrfct, aud present, atn"uIp"f.
tuuiiy Tor Investment OF sp'ruial On, OF i't iW'
The salcWill 6.witlioni fesru". Terms. huli
c,sh, halinc" ~ months credit With b'ri lfu-'
20 secure payment.
pVNoNb DENTrY
Executor Adam N"r'ty, decreased.
by &. WINSTON, A-rut mi Au,i.uuy'r
Aug!5iiN3
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An ordinance 10 amend section u u "An urIin.
anea TO adopt the oIdlnance- Of the City OF
cairo as revised anicudlhci"
h. n O,dlaoi tG he CiV 'onHcd N ne Gip ~
fdffps
That said Section u he amended by striking
out the words "shall be- the fiscal agent of the
City and ~ such IA the first and second lines of
SAID section AMI hy adding after the words "uthcT
city inpToyemchtS'I IN The ;i ard ith lines Of .ad
section, the words (Which any COMMITTEE OF tho
City Council, dulN authorized thereto or the CITY
Couuch by ordnance or Joint resolution may re-,
guirc HIM to make
Approved August 18th, lSTu,
THOMAS WILSON, Mayor.
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rME rRWmlSA spInAL,s on PORK WORN

Perhaps it Is not generally known that
the much talked Of hichi"a pirais, or
pork worm was first discovered in Amer
lea by DIR, X q, Kendall, of Philadelphia
Pa, with that American instrument known
as the Craig Microscope, costing only
1910 after repeated failures to discover
the worm with an imported microscope,
costing $'5, "of feebler power and less re-
liable This fact DIR. Kendall stands
ready to prove ut any time. The "Craig'
Microscope in neat box with full direction
is mailed anywhere for $275, by Ell
Kos, Sis Locust st., St. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in this paper
my II, dam
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CIDEWALK NOTICE.
city Clerks Office, Cairo, IlI.,

Wy 'I'TN VTI'Vl 'WTO, III, I
August 81, $50.
Notice i hcreb! gwen {. The owner or owners
Eighteen, 90 Nineteen, t2n) Twenty, (4lI Twenty.
one in Block numbered - lwcnty.iour in the civ
of Caro- III II the Cty Council saidcity, have hy
II front OF Saul lots, and ten feet northwest OF
said lots, to IA" outer edge of sidewalk on south
owners Of said lots have the CHI for the period OF
forty days from this date in winch To build said
sid""alk, that unless completed within the time
above specified the same will be built by the cltS
and the cost assessed against the property bene-
hted thereby, in accordance with the charter and
JOHN BROWN,
auptilN cay Clerk.
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FRUIT JARS.

Parsons, Dayi, X Co., al, Nos. 5N I
Tenth street have received their second
large stock Of Fruit Jar. for the summer
trade which they are Offering Il, much
lower hgure' than last year figures.
Good Glass Jars a, 81 30 per doz. Ma.
son Jars, seif sealef., d, ~ - p.r doz
same with porcelain lined cap, 81 per dnz
Call and examine at the
II QUEENSWAkE HOTSE
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PHOTOGRAPHS (. PHOTOGRAPHS.

10 % ]. o. BagwoIl, Fholographer.
corner Eighth street, aud Ohio Leyee. for
picture, Carte de Ni.ite,, etc. Having
made arrangements with some Of the best
artists Of our large cities, he respectfully
solicits orders for copying aud enlarge
ing old pictures. Cali at his room, and
see specimens Of work in that line.
hpidtt
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IL WONDER VINO SENDS MI THESE EEAU-
TIFUL FLOWERS. AT the conclusion of
General Logan's speech, Saturday might.
a long, drawn-out specimen of feminine
African humanity, elongated herself 10 an
oyershadowing perpendicular and bear
ing in her hand II boquct half a' long rs
herself approached the General, with II
stately tread and lajc.tic mcin that ar
Rested very general attention. Take
these howers, hunsy said the f"mnlc, nd.
dressing Logan, and remember " har they
cN" from The general received the
fragrant evidence of affection. bowed pro-
''Nha'!r smiled 'weelly nj the sable dam
's' "N' 'a'a NOT q word. Doe, lr Il. the
p''na 'aay 81 Lyons did, wonder who
sent ~" those beautiful flower, ,- nm.
'o''. let him ak. ninah.
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ALL PERSONS wishing buds aud roots for
early Spring flowers, will please leave
their orders II, soon as possible. My sup
ply, for thi. season, will arrive in few
weeks from Europe, and oughtto bcplauted
soon after arrival.
a2Gdlw AMANDUS jack
18th Street, bet. Walnut and Cedar.
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Ihe Bulletin,
NEWS .! TIE CITY.

NoWe ~ tOu VIII
LOCAL BRsvIrIrs. The st. Louis mail
failed 10 arrive this afternoon.
Two colorcd females INDUCED in
round of wool-pulling near Bross' office
yesterday.
The Arab IRE company will NEE, IN
their engine house this evening See
notice in another place.
For game in season, including prairie
chickens etc, go TO LOU. Herbcrts res
taurant one door above the City National
Bank. You will be well and courteo1sly
served.
The colored population propose the
erection Of large number of tents on the
camp ground during to-day and to.mor-
row, and to eat, sleep and stay right there
until the revival is over.
Louis Herbert is in constant receipt OF
fresh Baltimore oysters, which he will
serve up to customer. in any style desired,
on short notice and In the most satisfactory
manner. tf
The Democracy, everywhere, are grid
ing on their nrmor for the Fall contest
and in Southern Indiana rs well AS in
Egypt, are confident of their ability to give
Radicalism its death blow.
Col. Graham, who has been on visit,
to the Wabash portion ofthis Congressional
dis,ric. returned home yesterday evening.
he informs us that Col. Crebs friends, in
that locality, are full Of enthusiasm, and
November.
The man Mayberry who placed Mr..
Brown, the Radical candidate for sheriff
in nomination, declared, not long
ago, that the negroes ought not to
vote, and that ANY man who would vote
"for n negro was u ID S. Of u
b. a proper man, is Mr.. NJ. 10 name
candidates for colored men to vote for.
While Messrs. Glover & Son were alb
sent from their shop, on Saturday evening,
somebody effected an entrance and stole n
shot gun, worth thirty-ive dollars, u Smith
a Wesscn revolver and small riHc-ths
whole worth about seventy dollars. As
the stolen property can be Identified, there
is chance for it, recovery.
John Bedford, n colored man in the
employment, If =. Fitzgerald, Esq, lost
gold chain, on Saturday evening, that
cost him seventy-cight dollars. The
chain was stolen from Bedford's vest while
tina, article of apparel was hanging agains,
,he.aloon wall. Who stole il, and what
has become of it, are inquiries to which
Bedford is exceedingly anxious 10 obtain
truthful answer.
Tho steamer Continental discharged
900 bar. sc railroad iron, at this city, yes
teriSy evening, which will immediately ~
forward TO its destina,ion--Du Quoin.
While unloading the iron, yesterday, IL
til . bones and mang ling the flesh in u hor-
riblc manner The foo, will have 10 be-
amputatcd.
Tho camp meeting now in progress
between Cairo and Mound City was we'll
attended yesterday there being about five
hundred person present. NJ one time dur
Ing the day. The fall of rain, abou, noon,
drove portion Of the crowd home, and
another portion To- the shelter Of trees aud
trnt.. We hear IL stated that it il the
purpose Ia protrnct the meeting through
\ period OF i've week.. The big gum
ia the way ofprracher', are ye, t. arrive,
FoR SuERIrr.-Mr. =. j. Kochlcr de-
clare. himselfthe Peoples candidate for
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FoH SnERIrr.-Mr. =. j. Kochlcr de-
clare. hmsefthe Peoples candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff Mr.. kochler il well
known in Cairo, ia an Industrious enter
prising man, aud has many friends who
will vote for him spite of all the party
restraint. that can be imposed.
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FLOUR.

800 bbls Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbl', medium quality suitable for the
Southern for sale at the Egyptian
mills. If
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NOTICE..

Alta meeting Of he .tochholdrr. ufiho Enter.
prise Bank 81 caro-, held Jull sFh, ls7u. 90 wa.
uid"rrl that the nam" Of sad Rank 10" changed To
TIE "ENlEkPkl-E SAVING BANK" uui that
IN" secretary give notice ot same Ly publication
~ hrrurian'" vlth section on" Of -uid charter.
4. u. -AFfuRp, -,,'y.
HUg.ulHi
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CuAnrkR Ohh Cooking Sto,e--.tc best
IN w., for sal. by G., W Henderson lsO
Commercial Avenue. Acknowledgement
aug 2Ol tm
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Be sure 10 call at 70 Ohio Levee, and
see the June Bug Hats, with varied stock
of ),hcr new styles, too numerous To men
ton, Remember Antrim's 10 the place to
get Your hats. II
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q ,oi cnlf Boots for tw odollnr. and
seventy tive cents only at y. Nefs, Nc.
- ohio I.rvec
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For SALE.-Thc house and lot of Mrs
John Curran, No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave-
nne'. Theproperty will be sold at great
sacrifice. Those desiring a bargain will
apply on the premises, a25d6t
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DE. ArsrfS, who I, absent on un Fast.
rrn tour will return sept LIST. Iii, assist.
ant, WIN. II. Pitcher, will continue the
hu,inc,. during his absence. augllilm
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Youth. bays and Childrcns clothes, II,
less than New York prices, will be- sold
this week, NJ J. Ncf's, regardless of cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-29

Ventilated hats, in cutirely new styles
the mo,, comfortable and delightful hat
ever warn ut .Ino. Autrims. #
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BARGAINS! BARGAINs!-A good suit OF
clothing for ten dollars, at =, Netrs, 70
Ohio Leyee
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Is MS speech Saturday night, General
Logan attempted to,hicld Dan Mum from
any responsibility on account of the re-
movnl of Col. Graham from the Cairo
post office. lie assumed the rcspousibil-
iiy himself, 1t happened, however, thai
nobody was deceived 10y the transparent
dodge, Gen. Logan assured Col. Graham
that hc would have no agency in his re-
moval. He will not deny this. Ca the
other hand Dan Mann viii not md dare
not deny that h. u,cd his Influence IN layor
Of Col, McKcaig. All this being true, in
what Kind of position docs Gen, Logan
place himself when hc declare, that he
alone i responsible Tor Col. Graham, re-
moval 1t 80 happen, that the in,,allu-
ton OF an element of the Mum family IN
position, in the po.toiicc, in the absence
of all other proof point, Enthusiastically to
Dan NUNS participation IN the work of
Col. g. : removal.
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Nv. W Thornton, No i3l Thornton ,
block Tenth street, has iu,t received three
hundred lake. of sla,., varying ia .ize
from sslo Ia aGxi0. For sale, Wholesale
rrtni. il,f
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Person. ealing Tor any Of the ai.Nr lrti'r viii
please cull for "Adyorti-ei letter. and giy" the
late OF III. i.t. u " MckENl".
Postmaster
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ArrtSrIos ARABS There will b. M
.adjourncdJ t,ee,ing hi, evening M u
O'clock Every member is respectfully
requested a. be on hand as business Of i'm
portanceis. to DO transacted, e..
Byordct d the company,
THOS. j. KERTII, Secy.
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? SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the million-Mar
race guida--in another column. II should
bc read by all ml2dAwtf
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Gentlemen 20 to John Antrims, 70
Ohio Levee for all your muslin shirts,
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, aud
save at hast % per cent from the ordinary
retail prices lie has the best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered ia the mar
ket. (.
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\ nrw supply ofCalf Boots and Caters
u.t received at =. Nea'', NJ. 30 Ohio
Lover.
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You will greatly "missi,' If you don't
buy the Star Shirt ut John Antrim :, No.
~. Ohio I.rvce.. 20 a. a.
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IRIS n ioke--,Tewe:t WilcoN's candidacy
for the Legislature is. He doesn't mean
it, and will say SO himself before the con-
test Is fairly inaugurated. Why Jewctt
could not stand half the hot shot that even
the BULLETIN has in its locker for the
Radical candidate for Legislative honors,
hc.hc whom he may. Think Of the. am
munition of that kind the whdlr party has
to cxpcnd, and even the thought becomes
terrible. 1t is true, Jewctl is IA clever
gentleman, but If he expects to pass
through the campaign unscathed
little time will convince him of hi. crrcr.
Hard things grating, perhaps urgencr-
OTIS things. will be said without regard to
consequences, and If Jcwe.t persists in his
candidacy he will, about three week. from
the Goth day of August 1870, acknowledge
tina, he is the most miserable man in
| America. OF course it will not 10 for him
to undertake to whip everybody that may
"give him blast for such an undertake
ing would wear out the toughest pugiis,
in the United States. lie will just have
to grin and bear it, or escape ii and the
modification Of defeat also) 10y respect
fully declining the honor 50 unanimously
rendered by his fellow Radicals, who
didn't want any Of itin theirn. This may
no, be his purpose, Just now but few
"blizzards "a few electioncering lies that
will travel five times faster ana be believed
three times quicker than his correction or
contradiction, will certainly assure him
that tho path, Of the Radical candidate
are not "thc paths of pence, and that the
most comfortable thing he can do will hc
TO get out of them.