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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

gsgH The Radicals express some differ
encs of opinion in regard to the safest tao
ticsfor the approaching campaign. For
ney, for instance thinks the way to sue
cess lies through rehcarsing the partys
good deeds, butihc New York Times ad-
mi,s that this will hardly serve the par,
pose, and says il must plant itself square'y
upon new platform, defining its position
on a1l tho new issues, such as finance, tor
alton. recon struction, the civil service, Cbi'
nese immigration etc. That 10 Just wis,
Is wanted :; but We fear the advice will b
echoed aud rc-echoeda long time before II
is followed. The truth is, tina. the Radi'
car party cannot unitc on any Of thcse.b
sues Local and personal interests are too
con listing to allow it. Any step made IN
that direction will only serve u hasten
the work Of disintegration, already fastened
upon its yitals. 80 y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
RcUlrti-

viii the Tribune please tell us which
side Of the tariff fence the Radicals Of the
Thirteenth District are on--,hc Revenue
or Protection side? And viii II please tell
u whether, ~ IT, opinion, the Radicals of
thi. district have lodged the ,ariir quc.-
ton, aud are consequently entitled TO tho
contempt of both the friends and oppon-
eni. of Protection
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

some five hundred yards on the way to
Sedan, where the Prussinns with their
teasing fire could no longer reach them.
After n tremendous battle, the Prussians
completely surrounded Sedan, and the
Bavarians having entered the Notifications
Of Sedan, the emperor capitulatcd ut 5:l5
p. ".
His letter to the King Of Prussia said
CAS- cannot die ut the head of my army,
| lay my sword at the feet of your ma
jcsty'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
Ihr Bnllrtin.

.'"'''''"''"''''''''"'"
,r,om the Address OF Democratic Congressman
LET there he no dissensions about min"
matters no time lost In dlscl's'o"
OF dead events; 10 mahiieslapo" "
narrow or proscripti,c fccmhs ~
sacrifice Of the causc TO gn'"y per-
souai ambition or rcscnf"eh'' =
-..... ...4 80. .s.- a-a~--' -
FOR CONGRESS xllrrn DISTRICT :
co, Joux ". cRrns, Of White Co.
rcr ssxAror, lsT DISTRICT,
:. X. GIBSON. ,f""''a''n c"""'y.
ruoMAs A. = HoLcOMn. Of C".on 60.
ran rrrnrsESrATivn--isT DIsraicT,
n. WATSON WEBB.
FOR SHEkIFf.
ALEXANDER n. IRWIN.
FOR CORONER, ~
JOHN II. GOssMAN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
THE BEGINNING or THE END

II is safe to say that the Napolsonic dy.
nasty has ceased TO EXIT The brief inter
val of thirty Gays has sufiiced TO crumble
it iu,o an unsightly mass Of blood-stained,
PROSTATE ruins. On the End Of August
tie Emperor won his first and only victory
NJ Saarbruck. On the End of Septemb Der
he las his sword a, King William feet
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

ES-fhe Louisville Courier. yournal
thinks that the reduction In tho number of
American war vessels was the res,iit ofla
vain effort on the part of the government
TO bring the navy within the admihis,ra.
tive capacity ofthe present secretary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
FOR CORONER,
JOHN II. SiOsSM An.

From thc Chicago Tribune, Radical
Congress It'll maintains ta.res, direct
and indirect, 10 the amount of not less than
100000, OO0' Or THIS ENORMOUS TAX
LESS THAN oSE-iiALF Il RECEIVED ny
TnE GOVERNMENT. -- The remainder is
distributed 70 private indiriduois and classes
soho control legislation"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
ALEXANDER COUNTY, DEMO
CRATIC CONVERSION.

A. II. IRWIN Nominated Tor hherin, Hon.
u. w. Webb fsrsthe Legisis ture and
Capt Henry Cessmaaa for coroner-
Delegates 60 the state Cu0yentios-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

Dse- An attempt Is being made to put
the circumlocution and red tape system in
the War and Treasury Departments ut
Washington. The result, is like the sweep
ing away of cobwebs in n dusty library,
more old fossils and useless rubbish makes
its appearance than il would have been
considered possible for the place TO hold.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

gss" The very proper inquiry is raised
with reference To the next congress,
whether, if the Radical, ARE successful,
they will not restore all the taxes taken OF
and add on tribe To the iron, steel and
WOODEN duties of $50. The only way to
cquallzc taxation, to ensure lower duties
and more economical government, /, to
elect IA Democratic house at representa-
tivcs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

ssay" In tho nscal year of lsG7.os while
the whisky ring held the loading Radi-
cal Legislators of the country inits thrsll,
the sas collected on whisky ut two dollars
gallon amounted y but sl42s0, a3l
Directly thereafter the tax was reduced 10
fifty cents, and the revenue. from whisky
in TAGS s'rosc 70 $50, 7s5, 32a nthe pnst
year OF lsG9.7o the receipts have been
S3o,2i5,l 1888. This gain Of 81, 100000 in
revenue caused by the change in the tax,
!. what tho Radicals are now Wanting rs
the result of the superior purity and vigor
of Grants ,ax-sathess' Grants admiais-
irafion Is no more shtitlod to credss on this
score than is the Emperor Napoleon. sr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

lef," Vermont leads of in the fall cleo
tons on the 9th of september, with the
usual state aud congressional ticket. The
canvass will not he very 'pirited, and the
Republican ticket will be elected by about
the usual largo radical majority Last
year the state gave n little over %, 900
Republican majority, and in 1865 il gave
Grant Il majority II $1,000 There is no
United States senatorial canvass involved
this year, no vacancy occurring until 1873,
when senator John ). Morrills term
eNnirr.. ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

Isp- Tho great debate on Polygsmy be-
tween DR.. Newman and Orson Pratt has
pcctcd nobody j, convinced on either side
and both sides arc well satisfied with the
tenor Of .heir own logic. But tho fact
that such plain discussion on ths peculiar
institution of Utah was allowed In the
very stronghold Of the institution il
equivalent 10 ten thousand converts The
final though gradual overthrow of poly
gamy, begun by the introduction of rail.
roads and tclcgraphs, is more fully insured
than ever 10y the right 10 discuss and de-
nouncc it in the temple erected for It's vim
dication, and in the presence OF y people
rellgiously devoted to its observance
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

Resolution in the Tariff Question adopted by
the Democratic Convent IN OF the Thirteenth
Congressional Ds,rict-Col. John NJ. Creb-, MONT
nee. =
Reso,red, That WE ARE IN FAVOR
OF A TARIFF FOR REVENUE on
LY; and zoe demand that the burdens
Of tdration shall be fairly and equally
adjusted, aud that such an adjustment can
moi b. made witho,a striking from the sfdt
ate book TIE present odious tariff iaps, a
system Of taraton based upon fdpo,ifiSa
aud Which has destroyed Ameri.
can shipping and commerce, oPPREssEs
THE PEOPLE OF THE oRKAT AoRJcuL-
TuRAL REGIONS, coMPELs TBx MANY To
PAY TRIBUTE TO THE FEW, AND HAS
BUILT UP MoSoPoLrEs THAT CONTROL NOT
ONLY EVERY BRANCH OF AMERICAN INDUS
TRY, BuT ALSO THE LEGISLATION OF con-
oREss and ice demand that the prime Az
hetes of necessity such as tea, coffee, sugar
and salt shall Be placed upon the free list.
Resolution on the TarnQ Question, adopted by the
Radical Convention Of the Thirteenth Congress.
siona Dis,rict--iion. u. ". Mum, nominec.l
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
Take Notice (!

From the Chicago Tribune, Radical ThundererJ
Augusta ..
ut is known and read of all men, thai,
n, orershodo,cing question in .ADser,edn
politics at the present time is A TARIFF FOR
REVENUE, OR A TARIFF FOR PRoTEc-
TON. II is optional for political
parties TO be for one or the
other. They CANNOT RE FOR 10Th. NOR
CAN THEY DODGE THE QUESTION
WITHOUT MOURNING THE con-
TEMPT OF THE FRIENDS AND AID
vOCATES OF EACH OF THESE OP-
POSING PRINCIPLES!
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
The latter gentleman declined, with

The latter gentleman declined, with
thanks.
There being no further nomination, Mr..
Webb was declarcdsae unanimous choice
Of the oonycntion for representative.
Mr.. Obcrly movedthst d committee Of
one from each precinct pc appointed to
select rembsrs for d .ssunts central COM
mittee, to serve during the coming two
ycars, and empowering the same com
mtttc, also TO Select four delegates to the
State Democratic Convention, which
meets. September 18th, Mt Springfield
Motion seconded and carried. .Vl'l
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

The Chair announced the selection as
nominee Of Mr. Henry Gossman FOR the
position Of Coroner.
Upon wotion of Mr.. Herman the nom
'hsl'on was made unanimous.
The selection Of a representative was
declared next in order.
'oI, Winston nominated Hon. VI. Wat
son Webb.
hr jas Carroll nominated Mr.. j. II.
Oberly ~ '''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

Anthony Eisbach, J. b. Taylor, Johl
Gates, &. Schoenmeye5 John Uowley, =
Mocklcr, 8. ,. Humm, n. Stewart, j. $
Reardcn, Thos. Nally, Carl l.. Thomas, J
Bross, Leo Klcb, Joseph Mendel, =. w
Barclay, Thomas Wilson and Joseph Nc
kcnyie. -.- ,-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

For Sale 10y BARCLAY BRO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

r P. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.
81 JOHN A. DUNN co. viii sell Saturday, July Is
at 0 O'Clock, at their salesroon, 233 Bowery large as
and Bar Fixtures two large black wal
nut top Counters and back BARI also Tables Chsirs and
large Glassware, and general assortment OF Barroom
FIXTURES The above has been removed for convenience oil
aala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

THE NATURAL MINERAL WATERS OF CARLSBAD.
In Bohe miaCarsbad the rs the world OF tho saline
alkaline mineral springs Carlsbad sprlns maintain ndts
putab through tho effects they nave produces
waters exported The Of these waters preferred and
recommended BY persons addicted with weak stomachss dis
ordered bowels affection Of tho vsr Spleen kdney pros
taS gland urinary organs asoetes eno
spring itself. The usual dose II
Of 20 minutes either cold or warm and either the open air
convenient or at home or necessary IN bed In order TO
spoonful OF spring salt The Carlsbad Waters taken cold
have effect than when warmed.
The Of cold Carlsbad water Is preferable for nvads
who are full booded or VINO suffer from obstinate chronsc
The bong and expectation Of the mineral
the spring salt spring soap and spring pasles
under the sole superntendcnce Maton 6uperin
tendent JOHN SATTI9, 2C0 Broadway, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
BILLIARDS.

pILLIARDS-NOw IL YOUR TIME TO BUY FIRSE
ID class Mt w. H. GRIFFITHS 40 vcsey street. At rcdnoeo
prices Be not hun,bussed by the different makc
GREAT REDUCTION IN TABLES:1Now - Youn
VI time to buy nt w. H. GRIFFITHS, ~ Vesey street,
not bugged by the cateut and the standard AfSss
cushions; they have proved worthless.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

DUBLIO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE COM.
that The provsion. he Sn
IL @ and
passed April 2s 1870 they win pSSS suction. the
he @ Sid Sssr of Inc SS
aa1 use Sh s or
tract provdsd andto convey there
rs
double track TO Manhattan thence through and along
ss' ya along dISss s:s 70 H.. ;:;ss
with dosSs 70 he Har also rro%
track Harlem Sssr from 10Th street
It's Intersection with Tenth svenps thence norhsry through
minus Of said Tenth together with the necessary
o. @
avenues. route or routes said to be completed within
sons Tenth avenue. upon and along s!snus
III
o. sales a. auction and the person Or corporation who shall
are ss: As g 'T
use Il. scSo,S1nc: VIA the pro.ons Of q; said
INC s05saa e t bond 70 e Mayo Il ss
sum q two hundred and MY thousand dollar in
E aid @ t. SS ssS
Ssscss shall within wS s and
I. Tent.
proceedings fn completing and conslructips the same tho
time for which they restrained shall u DO deemed or
compleed But the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund are
authorized and tho right TO reject BID u In their
judgment the interest the city that they should do
and oGer the franchise for sale Acopy OF the act
Of the Legislature which the sale 10 TO be made be
procured at tho Finance Department Dated New York,
Juue ], 1870.
A. Oakley HALL, Mayor
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
JOHN ]. BRADLEY, Chanhberlain.
JOHN X. HACKETT, Recorder. ~,
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee, Board or
Aldermen. -.
NICHOLAS HAuaHToN. Chairman Finance Committee
Board OF Assistant Aldermen. ,,.,.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

GRAND EXCURsIONs.-NORTH AND EAST RIVER
~ Lines to the shore Of Coney Issnd-North River
leaving Vest Tenth streat al 20 warren street 4
9Ao ~ 49, $50; pier No at TO- and O'CLOCK East River
Eighth 30 II 2o 220 Peck slip at s4 II 40 2;0;
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at 8. IL and O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

IN Florida Railroad Company hereby give notice that on
the 10Th day of Dssember 1870 the Court House in Fer
nandns Fa at IL o'clock, tho Lands belonging to their
then remaining unsod viii be disposed Of public
auction for tho benefit Of the free land bonds still ousend
ing The lands amounting to ls5000 Rcres
win be valued By competent appraisers and offered at such
bondhoders being allowed bid above these prices for the
choice Bonds and coupons VIII be received In payment
par Land which not be taken for bonds and coupons
will then be sold for cash to the highest bidder prevent
further OF the fund from
and in order that the trust may be finally closed
JAMES r. so UTTERl rr,,,,...
JOHN MORAE, A'u'ssos'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
SALES AT AUCTION.

A MEENNG or THE SECOND HAND FURNITURE
"A dealers win bs held on Monday evening az oclock
question Of right 70 protection from outside parties who deal
n % o Without and e S sCss es
70 bring your papers with YOU ulI board OF oacem win
shall and 10 see il our cencc legal while stores
sell ~ much old o. new furniture.
LII THOSE WHO DESIRE re. ESCAPE THE
crowded Ely SHs ys = III @ ..
choice Lots at Woodbridge, n j. adjoining Carlatsdt on
Wednesday, July 90 Buy one Or more lots ana ouhd
house. Secure tickets
A UorroN sALg-oF q7o BUILDING LOTS AND VILLA
::, s
liberal These lots within from one 70 avs mno aU
returning, issvs Al I :ss sndS:sS 7. n
A UcrIoN NoTIoE.--LARGR SALE. THIS SATURDAY.
"A s IVES; street near sl1ss s'snus
win sell to-: ss,Ed.y :, 10y Ososs s The
tx sss
S Ros SHnsI 1 ssss
Dinner and Tea Sets sverpsted Ware Knivss
and walnut ssts sinsIp and Double
Ssd.!s.d . cqsss Hair s:S: sPIsss s:d' o:rp:
SurHsars IL IL 100 los useful aoS.sSo;d Surnurs
A ucTIoN. AUCTION. AUCTION.
oyss $50 o sSr S,sr sGS wSs bronze.
s!y ssi f fSis'S11 y =; s'ns'; s1sss
Soas .sS
eF 'Gss ss
as, fIs rSs :ss
wSns
s cSs. rs spn. SsaHSss %
Glass, China and SILVER ware Cutlery Rssponsibo men
sS sSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

TOHN p. TKAvER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
81 on Saturday July IL, a. ii O'Clock, at John A. Dunn
Co.'S z8s BOwsry five splendid walnut ,op Counters Chande
Chairs &C., of 61tclass Tailoring Establishment by order
mortsagee also three Es Counters, Kegs, and general
assortment of Bar FixtureA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

srpsa sna Isa aHS rSE az xsf
HrsN2s euch coOts vssss ststus,y Cabinets bois dc
saS rsSs
ssy &C.
.0e enarse-. -.D--H ~-N--e--,
erect, ovpo,. tn. Pos.
49,, =, once, ,,.,,,,..
JOHNSTON VAN TxssEIi viii sell this day, at
WIN G EscS snd sns aa
D,s:.ag wasA'nd' &C.
A:o 80 sswng Ms;ans. yr ssH, makers
Also Also Marvin n Safe double doors, six fee. high
1so yaeniins 4 sasls .. Safe s.,.
~ E EIsI Xxx $' .r
LBEF sr b. los ISs1 SS III dear street
GSpleel E0ussto la FuIulure
hs dsy viii II IKE ss sssys very superior
s9sa rn Pa0r sS &C.,
- 49, ,ics ~ ,n;er Snts
sR %an., sDa G sai Esso''00
q Te sntI.h Tables e. is U assorted
Plated Ware. Kitchen Utensils, &c. Catalogues a: SALE
A ootioS Essn,Scent Hou,eho!d Furniture.
FOr5|t S Eo$, Y e. 9S ss;s II SSss'''
S4ssa.. f.s1s sS .SSn Suits
Tss {, S s Hs Sixth
p, poo Fwrnitnrc cnered brocaei richest dcscrp.
Velvet sss 0srSa os
rcsesoSa '1 Walnut z Bureaus sodosds
sysTs Cutlery Basement
Enru,rs Frn,iurs serynnts spartments Sale peremp.
tour s%,i''a Gsisiocuss Al the Vs house
- -. ..-n-., ,.,,,, ~, ,,rp vro nu npOcFpv
Sno vii Se sod tbs Saturday morning, a io
o'clock ansion a. ss Eighth NEAR FSry
Coa ss Spices Noia,ses, Vinegar. DC. -
rcvIoN SALE THIS DAY. AT II O'CLOCK, OF
0ray Marc souna and kind good saddle horse Doc
r sesy s seEenN New Sna Top
Harnsss &c. BY COLE L MURPHY, S7S Fulton street,
BrooEiyn. ~
,rNJ p FAJRcuIr,D. MISUNDERSTANDING BE
d sg q Hasaas sns IL
ing OF Lauren. street. of the following uumbcrs:-
No. No. g g Grand f.apsn .s, .,es.,
No. 1854 Spring street:
No. No. ST. sf EaSSess street street
No. % % A A@,iiyy p p.ses.
NO. u els s e and 1855 I'ur''' street WIN TWEED,
Dpy1 yA1pog1rD .uorroNrEe
~ 20 h,,9 oT6 Saie;; =. W., cnx r.., CIV
On SATURDAY, ivy 10, io. ~ ~ a. ~ ~ NE ~ s.
ssnth no1sshSd Furniture, fn sdcr gai IN
green reps a Essy SnH Rryo ns,r snd snrioa
rsDss Rrnsss and uerain carpe Kitchen
otensn &C. NJ enrNrr Attorney for Mortc.oe.
8. =. olANlsiNI.is, 1.so ney ~. o-o. .s.soo
- -.u.,ur .,,omyoNypp
by NJ DUUanIf. AoCAtoN ,niS ,,..x =. Al. ..,..
an At shs
Stock ana al En1 qSs
ho Ha mssrS:s 70 % ''''' -
T TRAvEE, AuCIiOnnEkMM; s..s y,, "a
JChN A. UCTN ~. M,n GO, N ~,
at l0H ocioex AZ tneI 100 nowey aise as
sormenS OF iIuoIs anu aT wv ai ~ va.
nut top Counies anu oard d %o sartn of
large ot OF SatSware, anu I'm ~ ~
tTwss 1hs ABOVE 1A' 0cen 'em0'ea ''f u
,ogvp TyAvrp ArcT1oNEE. -MoaNoAcNs .I.E
John I. ThAxEhs AoOiiON ESF.-moINoA'E. pa
y on Saturday July IT, all O'clock at John A. Dunn :
Co.'S z0S Bowery i've splenaa walnut ,op Oouncrs onnae
ers, splendid large Frencn pinte MlrIor DesI etoye,
Chairs &c. OF frtcsss Tailoring Dy order
OF mortsagee also three me- Connse AeI ana senefai
assortment OF Bar Fi1iareA
M oRroAGE SALE.
In sc,, this dav niv ID NJ hs amc,,on rooms No North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

M ORTGAGE SALE.
M J. ROGART, Auciionecr,
will sell this day. July 10 az tbs auction rooms No North
gage large md assortment of Household Furniture,
Carpets Ocoth and hoddng consisting OF SOFAS Lounges
Bureaus, Chairs Tables Extension Dining
Tables, black walnut and Iron Bed
Ice Boxes Crockory &o Brussels and Ingram Carpets OIL.
CLOTH HAIR Husk snd Spring Matressss Feather Eeds PHI
lows &C. Also ono rosewood and mahogany Piano.
MATTHEW BEIkNE, Attorney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

COOPER COTTAGE, LONG BRANCK, N. j., @. F. HEN.
" ERICKSON, Proprietor.Ths quiet, respectable family
house. recently renovated oOcupic. oen;r. location few
tnsnta. Bathing facilities and livery Terms SO 90 per
day. Si to SCI week. Table supplied from proprieors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1870
cry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

mon sAIR-TWO FULL LOTS ON EIGHTY-sEvENTH
street, l75 feet west Of Boueyard with neat frame
Uousc br ok good order water In the house
Il viii be- sold below value Apply at%ca West Fy fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

n,HE WAR CLOUD.-THAT MAN OF GOD Who BE.
cause OF the great truths which he procalm is shame
fully becd will preach in the University Washington square,
Sunday at BPM, seats Free subjectThs Winepress
Soon to be 1rodden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

&sO REwARD-FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE
spCU Horse Gig taken vesoy street the 18th
inst full description In Herald Of 10TH inst! Apply ct w
~ aahlns.on street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
EOURT Il GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
Il UP THE HUDSON TO

c. sCHULTz, Sunday, July IL. Early boat andinss:
Franklin street. North river 54o street. East
river 1885, Eleventh street, East river a Peck slip East
river 75 Christopher street, North river 74o pier ..
on board. Al. q. FOSrEk
HENRY BURGER. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTloNEER.--BY VIRTUE OF
w achate mortgage will soll saturday, July 1&
1870 atloN O'clock, s Lease, stock and Fixtures Of -
Liquor Store 26 Rvington street, OF Pitt; four pun
Epslsh Ale Pump, Walnut Counters copper Pnmp .nd
mortgages, once No. City Hall place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

TAKEN BY MISTAKE OR STOLEN PROM PIER so
North river about the 29h ut, large Cnse,
cred and marked TO- W. No. t." The contents are marked
Any information leading TO the recovery OF the will be
literally rewarded and questions asked. Apply JOSEPH
NJ. STRONG, No. Broad street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28
BRANCH OFFICE, CLARESBURG WEST Va.
lion. JOHN ]. DAVIS, T. s. SPATRS,
President VicO President.



Hon. VIM. E. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
Il. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court oil
" James II. Brown, Appeals Of West Va:
" J. j. JacksOn, Jr,, Judge OF U. s. District
Court, W. Va,
ID. D. +. FarnswOrth, President Of Senate,
" A, WcFnInger, member Senate.
Jacob HorlbroOk, Prrst West Va. ln9. Co.
Jacob N, Blchel, Vice Prest. :.
Caleb BogItss, Attorney, ClarmbuEg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods, Phtllippi,
Il. White, Sheriff Mercer county.
Ii, q. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
j. N. Camden, President Of Plrst National Bank
ParkGrSbuFg.
And tie following members OF tho House OF Dele.
gates Of West Virginia.: -'
Hon. b. II. Smith, klnAwha county.
q. @. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, lWetEcl
Nathan Cot, Harrison
Joseph Tetsr, Barbour
X, NJ Hill, Marion '.
James IICrvey, Brooke
MartIn Judy, Grant
n. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddridgO
j. r. BOwyeF, Putnam
is. Wilkinson, Lincoln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28
FIMANetAE.oa q
Government Securities 'I;lgj
"a, s Nassau Street, New York,


FEBRUARY Is, 1870.
.. ,.,,,rEsblc success which attended, Onr no
,,on Of the IoansOGthS GENITAL PACIFIC
',,ro,p COMPANY, and tho WESTERN PACIFIC
Druo,p COMPANY, and tho popularity aud
Il, wbicn these Loans have maintained In the
,ys. both lii this county aud Europe, have
.,,sn that the First Mortgage Bonds Of wisely
.,., and l,onorably managed Railroads arc
,,,,y recognized and readily taken ~ the
.,, .ai,anc, safe, and advantageous form Of In
,m,n, yielding more lIbeFalincome than can
AMOR he derived from Government Bonds, and
.,,,I,blr 10 take their place. .
,,.nrrl that, In the selection and negotiation
,,,..,ior Railroad Loans, We are meeting
i, osb,ic want, and rendering a valuable scr
-, 10th to tho holders Of Capital anlto those
-, Rational works Of internal Improvement
.,,., intrinsic merit and substantial character
,ro,,rl them to tho use Of Capital and tho cOn'
a.,,or, Of investors now offer With special
,naI,ucs and satisfaction tho = = :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

A GEORGIA paper says u colOrcd wO-
man took her child 10 church the other
night, and the boy tcll asleep and WINS
quite forgotten by his mother when she
went home. About midnight the woman,
having gone to he'd, suddenly rccollected
her boy, ind fastening to the church found
him ut a window quite awake and scream
lug Justify. The ldnd but torgetlul mother
knocked out pune, took him out and
struck bee line for home as happy rs n
whole patch Of big sunttOwcrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

THE Boarl of Directors of the ClrvO-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati aud In
dianapolis Railway, at their last meeting,
raised the wages Of their passenger con-
duCtors TO $l95 per month, and have done
away with nllof the patent "chccks" upon
conductors receipts.