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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

AND MECHANICS BANK,
The Trustees of this Bank have this day dsc,arei
dividend of three per cent out Of the profits for the
lest six mouths payable to the stock holders and
aft.I the ~ ct Of July, free from government tax.
je3s 2aw2w VIM. LAIRD. Jr., Cashier.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th,
~; at 6es O'Clock, will sell part Of Lot No. 46,
Afronting ~ feet On the south side OF Bridg, ST.,
between High and Potomac streets, by depth Of 90
feet The Improvements consist OF two new three
story br1ck Buildings occupied hotel and store.
Terms: One third cash balance in one and two
years, with interest secured by deed OF trust on
tae properly. Conveyancing and stamps st the cost
jtg-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Anctr.
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED Prices,
S 90 BIZ silk silks g. SIS, Slfs, q, a,D, Sa59
Printed DeLanes and Armures l2,Sc worth DOC.
case yard vide Blesched Shifting, an excellent ar
Lawns EiEc 10 Sc; White Marseilles sc and usIc.
Striped and pain Grenadines I0c., worth sc
Atwood Cassimeree ut 6oc. and 65c., worth 75c.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from &c. mp; genuine Kid
We are selling great bsrrains in oil kinds Of goods
Give us . call and buy cheap ~up
CEORGETOwN DOLLAR STORE, - High
" street;.Just received, an unsurpassed essort-
~ent Of Jet and Fancy Jevelry, Ohromos, Vase,
see, At No. rs. H'' A'''''' 90" ." nyS In a'
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IN the civil service was held last evening AT
Union League Hall, Mr.. I. l.. DnIey, Presi-
dent, and Mr.. A ID. Nixon, Secretary. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting was TO devise measured To
insure the passage BY the Senate OF the hill
which has passed the House, securing to them
the payment Of the pensions withheld during
the period between March 3, 1865 and June 81
1so6. The committee having the matter in
charge reported progress, and were authorized
To continue their efforts 70 a successful close
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TIE SUNDAY GAZKTTE-Ths publieatiox
ONCE has been permanently located AZ No. 59s
slh street, opposite Post once Department
The ONCE Is now IN most eligible business ouar-
tiers. and the Gdxene presents evidences of D. o,-
peTity and long life,
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ACADEMY OF THE Holy CRoss--Ths COM
mencement exercises Of this educational estab-
lishment, 14l5 street, conducted by Sisters of
the Holy Cross specially selected for their
learning and competency, took place yesterday,
in the presence Of Rev. DIR. White, Rev. Fathers
McDeyitt, Mccarthy and Mackin, the parents
Of some of the pupils, and others interested in
religious education. Owing to the limited pro-
portions OF the largest room in which the exer-
clses were held, many were not invited. And
more is the pity, as many parents lost the op-
portunity Of witnessing the striking proofs
thus afforded OF their children's advancement
One young lady took all by surprise in q solo of
much power, while little girls who had never
touched piano till q few months ago, gave
ample evidence Of the extraordinary pains
which must have been taken with them to at
tain such results. Rev. DIR. White, assisted BY
his coadJn tor, Father McDevitt, distributed the
crowns, &c. to quite q large number. The
reverend doctor. having received beautifully
wrtten sddress from one OF the pupils, con-
eluded the exercises with his reply, which laid
special stress on the Indispensable necessity of
uniting religious with secular instruction.
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LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF A
CHURcH.-Yesterdaya afternoon, at4 O'Clock, the
corner stone Of the EbeDezer (col0red) MethO-
dist church, to be erected at the corner Fourth
and ID streets, southeast, was laid with due
ceremonies by the Masonic Orders of +. A. A.
NJ. The procession, composed Of Simon Com
mandery, Knights Templar, preceded by the
National band, Rising Sun Commandery OF
Baltimore, and Gethsemane Commandery, with
Kings band, followed by the Grand Lodge of
the District Of Columbia, formed at Union
League hall. and marched to the place of con-
secration. Mr.. j. r. Cook, Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia,
laid the cornerstone In due form, according to
Masonic rites; after which An appropriate prayer
was offered up by the Rev. Mr.. Waters, the
Grand Chaplain. The box deposited in the
stone contained copies of the daily papers of
yesterday, the names Of the trustees and
stewards Of the church, silver coins, copies of
the Testament and Bible, and general history
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. During the
intervals Of the Masonic exercises the Union
Masonic choir sang several hymns in brilliant
style. The orator Of the occasion was Profess
sOr George g. Vash0n, who delivered an i'm
pressive address. The church will be of pressed
brick, the front trimmed with granite, and will
be As feet front by 65 feet deep, with heighth
Of 80 feet from the ewes.
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A MEETING or SOLDIERS was held Last nigb,
At Union League Hall, TO indorse the bin now
before Congress for the equalization of soldiers,
bounties by giving 10 all soldiers who served in
the late war $3.50 per month for the time tbev
served j. II. Slime presided, and w F. SliDig
Wa chosen secretary. Hon. A. Cobb of wis
Gen. Stoughton, Of Mich, and Col. Tanner. OF
n. Y, addressed the meeting in favor OF the b,II.
after which a committee Of two from each state
was appointed 70 confer with the Senate com
mlttee and procure its passage.
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CLOTHING, DC.
POPULAR

POPULAR
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
sUIrs OF
HANDSOME GREx CHEvlor.
sE Mh s9 kP ! !gg: SUITS EARLY IN THE
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POLICE ITKNs-Henry Thomas, for peddling
without license, was arrested Yesterday by OF
ficer Reed, and fined $40 and costs by Justice
Anderson. John O. Cameron, for assault and
battery on Peter Jouvenal, was arrested yes
terday, and fined $40 by Justice WALL
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Mr.. JOHN BOWLING, one of our oldest and
most respected citizens, left New York at II
O'Clock to-day in the steamer Australia, en- route
for Europe on pleasure trip.
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SEA BATHING!-sEA RATHING,,

EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l. VIRGINIA,
Will open June 10th, l570, under the man. q n
agement of Mr.. SILAS j. SANDERS. VcA9
Weber's Music has been engaged for the ls.N3
season
The Springs are reached by rail to the town of
Warrenton, where passengers will take Naylor's
Carriages for the Springs, six miles distant, q
Term, $50 per month; BIS per week; 81 so per day.
jel5-lm CORNELIUS BOYLE, NJ. D., prop r.
MONTEREY SPRINGS.
soRTi SO beautifully located, SO feet le.H ~ i
above tidewater, on the summit of the mouninin nm
the ROAD ieaoinx from Hagerstown to Gettysburg
sixteen miles from either Place was opened for the
reception OF boarders on the 9th OF June
Charges, $40 per week. or SIS per month when
servants half price. ~
For further description send for circulars Adj
dress III IINGLlNG, Proprietor
Fountain Dale p. o., Adams county, Pa.
jeht,th,s .3w
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VUsT RECKIVED,
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHEAP
LADIES' CONGRESS GAIrKRs AT sIvN
Ladies LACE GAITERs at Sl5
Ladies SLIPPERS, IS, % and rs cents.
Ladies HEEL sLlPPERS, rs cents to 81
Laoies' hne home made GAITkks, st q very low
CHILpBENs SHOES Of ali kinds from 80 cts. up,
CHILpRkNS GoL0RKD SHOES. 20 cents.
,ry~s HkELED Sl.2s, 81 50 sl7s.
ishing low prices. Best SCHOOL sHOEs in the
city, at equally low prices.
You viii save money by calling at
sTRAsBCRGER BROS.
jeH sos 9TH sweet old No. 373 ,Jbet. and X
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
10 MY FORMER CUsToMERs AND rHr
PUBLIC In GENERAL.
navIne taken the spacious WAREHOUSE eos
hANTa eThkET, one door north Of
fennsyv AHA ayenle, and obtained the
services OF Mr.. LEWIS BLACKISTON,
formerly With Meoars. j. q. Mcclure &a
TO-, where VIII be found Q large essorl-
ment Of New and Second hand FURNITURE ana
HOusEkEEP1EG ARTICLES Of ell descriptions,
Which Will be sold Ct prices guaranteed 20 give salts
action. Repairing, Vanishing, Upholsterins and
Picking attended 70 ct the shortest notice.
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4 IN selling, at reduced prices, for cash, ct NV
Aarole WORM, north q street and New York ave.
nue, near the Treosury Department.
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~ n s = 49,. AHqs9w, Ga: nsan s,.ssgsaA
b H5tlG i47'9;ifs sSSSsy sss.si:; !:
Han, IA, Witt Aeass u Iooss Va, rsiafaSs .
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
DESPERATE IIGII1ING.

More desperate and destructive lighting
wss probably never known than that
which has occurred between the contending
armies I'M the present war In Europe. In
alnos, every battle the French have been
defeated--h would be more proper per.
haps, to say that they had been over
powered or overwhelmed with defeat, for
the Prussians have been able TO bring into
every engagement, three men TO their one.
In almost every battle the losses have
been proportiona,cly about the same on
both sidos-,hat is TO say the French loss
has bss been about one-,hird that Of the
Prussians, the latter having three times
the Number Of men in the fight. The Eu-
Topean war correspondent gives some in
teresting but painful facts respecting the
losses on both sides. lie says
"The society for the aid Of the wounded
declares that there are twelve thousand of
the wounded Fronch in the hands Of the
enemy. IL Is gladly admitted that the
prisoners wounded or not, have been
treated with the creates, of humanity.
The people I Frankfort have been espec-
tally kind TO the prisoners. Among them
were 100 Turcos from Algeria, whom the
Germans were very curiou. TO see, and who
bad been represented as perfect sayagcs.
Ifthere are twelve thousand wounded prls-
oners, one may reckon the entire French
loss is not much under twenty thousand,
and the French estimate that the los. of
the Germans has been at least three times
% great, some say eighty thousand, for the
French were much more than three times
outnumbered, and both sides agree that
they fought with a desperate valor and
made great havoc until their ammunition
Was exhausted while the Germans, con
s,sntly reinforced from their reserves
fought behind AN enbankment Of theiI
own dead
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

sD"Mr. Stevenson, II republican mem
bcr of congress from Ohio, has compiled
from official sources table showing that
the Pennsylvania monopoli.,s alone have
under the tariff, been paid moro than II
hundred millions of dollars in three years,
in excess of n just profit under the ordinary
laws of trade. This sum, alono on two
article. is more than twice as much us the
reduction the radicals claim to have made,
but in reality did not make, in the ,nrii''
at the last session of Congres.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

1oy. At the recent Georgia Democratic
State convention member conducted
Mrs. A. II. Me0ker through the crowd to
the secretary's desk, where she was admit
ted to seat as reporter for western
journal. Mrs. Mcckcr is mn authorcss
whose political cf'usions have had vide
circulation through tho Southern press
She is n strong sympathizcr with the Dem
ocrats, and says she wishes TO let her West
ern friends know that the Democracy OF
Georgia still lives.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
.elcHsoRHooD NEWS.
perry County items.

| Perry county Itemss
The editorial management Of the Du
ouoiu Tribune has passed to the hands Of
Mr. r. Bcrrey. The Tribune has been
bitter enemy Of General Logan, but hence
forth tho hatchet is to :lie buried. inc
new editor says;
"Henceforth, we bury the local grey
ances and proclaim the Hd''o'' hcr'' o"'
Logan still
A few DAYS ago General Logan deliv-'
cred II political harrangue in Du Quoin,
the Methodist Episcopal Church being
open to him for that purpose Let chris
,iors contemplate this fact and tremble.
j. +. Alexander is the Radical cahdi-
date for the State Senate in the distric'
composed of Perry Washington, Marion
Clinton and Faycttc counties. He Is Inc
individual, then, who is to be beaten hy
the gallant Col. Towncs.
Tho following paragraphs are copied
from the Tribune, Of yesterday;
Track laying on the B. 4 .: /. II, X.
Ia progressing satisfactorily. Ten miles
have been laid from New Athens eastward,
and 1t Is now completed from this city to
| Williams creek, beyond which 1t cannot
proceed for few days, rs the bridge is not
yet completed.
| Tho streets of ofDuQuoin were fairly jam.
med with wagons loaded with castor beans
ON Saturday last 1t would seem n.
though the heavens had raincd them dowr
the day previous throughout the countr.
| - aud that fhn mamie tnul
section had lust went to work and scoopcd
them up, and rushed off the next
morning 10 this market where thei'
equivalent In green backs, may always b'
had. sellers soon learned there wor,
plenty Of buyer. so that sharp competition
brought up the price TO two dollars ant
thirty.iiye cents. The crop is said TO be
fair average one, and therefore will circu
late large amount of money In the cours
of "a few weeks. Ii Is expected that from
ten to fifteen thousand bushels win y,
brought in town next Saturday.
saline County II ems.
The primary election to select Demo
cratic candidates for the Legislature an
the office Of Shcr i'll, in Saline county, ha
been held, and resulted in the choice Ma
William Elder for the Legislature, an
w. d. Jones for the Office Of Sheriff. tn
nominations are said 20 be very stron
ones.
We clip the following items from ,h
Harrisburg Register Of the 3O,h;
Tho value Of property In the town o
Harrisburg 10 $63,b73 80, according to th
I wn assessor.
Mr.. +. NJ. Wright give Us an esci'
ing account Of the killing Of mad dog
by Mr.. Thomas Russell, near South Am
erica, last week. The deg belonged t
Russell, and was killed before Il had in
jurod anything.
Tho Harrisburg Chronicle office is 70
| salo
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
~ If radicals, appointed to office by

NJ II radicals, appointed 10 Office by
republican presidents. have not done all
the stealing from the pa bile crib for many
years, We should like To know who did it,
Again; when Grant, rs President of the
United States by the vote Ofthc radicals,
sent regular troops to Governor Holden
did hc no, hear that the principles he
practices Us the head of his party, are not
those of right, justice aLd genuine, not
partisan. republicanismf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

se,y- The Ernautical Society of England
Is rejoicing overa new discovery, which is
TO the effect that the wings of all birds
and insects twist upon themselves s.ruc-
turaliy, so as 10 form q screw motion, dc.
sorihing in their oscillations the figure :.
/, 10 thought that by developing this prin-
ciplc fully, dying will become practicable,
bu, when we reflect on the great rapidity
necessary Tor light, the wings Of an orai'
nary house fly making upwards Of three
hundred strokes per second, it would not
appear that the discovery, ,.although inter
csting, is calculated to prove very valua-
lln
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

g.T-Pa,rick Henry, s,yledIby Byron "the
forest born Demosthcnes, according TO
an article published in the Gatayy for Sep
tembcr. was no orator, but only u vulgar
stump orator, who had been tiattercd and
overwhelmed by country audiences, but
was shamcd into silence when he had OPP
portunities; Of speaking before trained
Judges and able men. The main basis of
the argument Of the article is the assertion
that Patrick Henry sat in the continental
congress for two years, from lI7l TO l71d
without ever venturing 10 speak once, and
then declined u reelection. According TO
new York critic, however, there ARE Two
Sigh, circumstances impairing the force
Of this Argument. The iirs. i',
that Patrick Henry sat in the
continental congress for les than
two months, or from September 18th to
October 2Gth, lIlA, and the second a. that
during that session he made the very first
and the mos, Impressive and electrfying
speech delivered in that body. Bishop
| White, then young clergyman, was
/ present on the occasion, and afterwards
| gave graphic description Of tho appear
anee of the orator, aud the marvellous effect
Of the speech. In the debates in the Vir-
gina convention on the adoption of the
federal constitution, Patrick Henry, who
vehemenily opposed the 'hc consolidation
Of the states, made long and frequent
speeches, and is as fully reported MS Madi-
son, or any other ssillei debater in
the convention. The assertion that
Patrick Henry was "silent
member, and that he never dared 10 ca
hibit his eloquence before competent
| judges falls to the ground, Hcnrys con-
temporaries give an entirely different nc
count Of his qualifications. Chief Justice
MARSHALL, who knew Henry well and rad
often opposed him in debate, said that no
was "a gentleman of eminent talents,
great influence and commanding elo-
! quence.' John Adams said, ~ have al'
! Ways considered him rs u gentleman OF
deep reflection, keen sagacity clear fore
b sSn, daring enterprise, ishexible intre'
p.e.ty and unstaned integrity Thomas
:, 'enerson, who had often heard Henry
sa'u 'ha' lie had never listened to such M
II ''asef ana that ho spoke as Homer wrote
a ins overwhelming mass of testimon,
n 1Ineoeua'ly ahproves the assertion tha,
y hehfy was mere "6gure headn in th,
continental congress
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

bu," The telegraph states that three men
employed to watch twelve cars Of grain
that had been wrecked on the Wabash
road, near Defiance, Sunday night, con-
cluded Tuesday night that they would
carrys quantity of it away. They pro-
cured hand-car, loaded it, and started,
but collded with n freight train in the
darkness. One of their number was killed
and the other two severely, If not fatally,
injured.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
jackson County Itsms.

The Murphysboro Argus speaking OF I'M.
provements at Mt. Carbon says;
Our Welsh friends have established u
church, and have services, We believe
twice every Sabbath, in their own Ian
guagc. For earncstncss devotion and true
piety, the Welsh have no superiors.
The Jackson county fair will be held
IN Murphysboro next week, commencing
on Tuesday, tho 9th inst.
"A new party movement has been In.
auguratcd in jackson county, and steps
have already been taken toward the for
nation of Peoples Ticket Referring
to the matter, the Murphysboro dry"
says:
At the Precinct Convention Of tho Lab
orers Union which met ut the Beer Gar
den on last saturday, there was consider
ablc Of interest manifested, and a seeming
determination TO select candidates who
were the least anxious to receive the NOM
ina,ion. After going through with tho
preliminares, the delegates were instruc-
led for Thomas j. Pickett, for Represent
,a,ive by a large majority. For sheriff,
Mr.. II. Boucher, w. 4. Hill and j. l..
Stcll were the candidates, Mr.. Stcll hav-
ing received 80 votes, out Of d. was the
choice of the Convention. On next
Saturday the various precincts OF the
county meet in Convention to put forth
their ticket.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

viii the Tribune please tell US when
side Of the tariff fence the Radicals o. the
Thirteenth District are on-the Revenue
or Protection side? And will IL please tell
u. whether, in it, opinion, the Radicals of
hi. district have dodged the tariff qne''
,ion. and are consequently entitled to the
con,emp, Of both the friends and oppon-
cn,s Of Protection
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

Bsy'- The New York Herad says II
would Suggest to President Gran, that
this is the very time when regularly ne
credited minister to England might be of
service not only to tho United States but
to the state of Europe, In behalf Of peace
Call again! Gen. Grant is at Newport, or
Long Branch or somewhere else, and will
be back next Fall to attend to such mat
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read tie Captains Letter ana
the Letter from his Mother:
Benton Blrrack.. Mo. AprllJo, ~

Benton Barracks. No. APrln, lssa.
lR JOHN BvLI.-b.aT aTsif. Knoging the ell
cheney ot your -ar-psfiila, and "a" healing ana
beneficial qualities u possesses, ] send you th'
fllluN lug statement Of my case;
Iva sounded about tso y.af- ago--wAs taken
prisoner and ,uuhuvi for sixteen months. b"ius
moved -u oiion, my wounds have not healed yet
! have not ~ ~ "a moment since Nas wounded
am -hYi through the hip-. My genera h-A!li
~ impaired ani need something to asset na
tufo. ! have more faith IN your -afsaparl'lA than
in ANYTHING else. ! wist that that j. genuine.
Please cAIfc.- ne n half duA~t h"ttlc-, aud
ohlIge tAFI' e. i. JOHNSON,
-. Louis. h0.
T. = The following was written April 81, lstA
b, Mf-. jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt John
son.
UR. john BULl.-pear Sir. Ny husband, br
q p, yabut'H, va skl.,lul surgeon AMI lt!slc
ian DO Central New york. where De died, Leaving
tA- s.,uss q. j., johnson 10 my care, A. thirteen
years ui ugc, b" had chrome dlarfh"a aud
srTufula, Tor which gave HIM your rarrapaTillA
~ CURED HIN. have for ten years recon-
mcuded i Co many In New York, OHIO and lows.
for scToit.t, fever sores, and general d"hlilS
Perfect SUGGEST has attended t. The esrss psd's
a. sgss oaso ~ scre'ad aHd f,cer s0'ts EsTe aI@0si
nIrgpigls. am very ANXIOUS for my .on TO Again
have recourse 20 your >ar-aparlla, lie - i'ATiu!
OF getting spurious article, hence hls writing "a
YOU for ID. If wound. were terrible, hut h.'
leye hswlll recover Respectfully, ,o,.,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

Mr.. MURAT HALsrEAD. wri,iny ,,o,o
Paris 10 his paper in Cincinnati, SAYS.
TIL, Prussian army is weighed down bv
Ahideoas sristocracy Of officers. The rsal
generals are not, according TO appear nces
put in command. A parcel of prince. ar,
nominslly at the head Of the several corps
The great Moltke has always stupi,
prince ottwo at his back, just Ms the grea
Bismarck has been compelled " bear OF
his broad soldiers the ponderous aud vai
old king who goes alohy with his arm
and thinks he eommsLds il
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

gfas" The Democrats have nominated
Col, Roberts for governor Of Maine, and
opened the CANVASS with spirit inspired
by unusual hopes of success, Col. Roberts
served in tho Federal army during tho
war, and gained an enyiable reputation.
He is young man, and is called the can
didate of the young Democracy.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

MY. 1t is now evident tbnt despite the
efforts of the London Times, the people OF
England side in sympathy with the French.
The Emperor's many former lnbors in the
cause OF peace, and the vast increase in the
commercial facilities between tho two
countries, effected during his reign, have
born legitimate fruit where their advants-
ges were enjoyed. We are not therefore,
surprised to find him very popular with
the tradcsman element. On the other
hand the sentiments Of the Royal family
and Cabinet are of course, strongly Prus'
sian, an an,agonsm that is not likely t.
result in any conflict Of opinion As long a
peace, aud the present prosperity super'n'
duccd by the war, is maintained.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02
A Fact.

,,om the Chicago Tribune, RADICAL
congress still maintains tarcs, direct
49,. indirect, to the amount Of not less ma"
SOC, ,OO0,O00i OF THIS ENORMOUS TAN,
Lsss THAN oSE-HALr Is RECEIVED BY
THE GOVERNMENT. The remainder as
distributed TO prirdte indiridDats and classes
Who control legislation
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-09-02

nE The New York SUn asserts that' III
the Republicans want to make any s Seau
way in the coming election in this state
they must cut all connection with urah'
administration, and take strong ground
against putting a man at the head oi inc
State Department who makes sco,ooo Oy'
single bribc,n