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MISUNDERSTANDING, =


uS WEST WING CLTY HALL,
WASHINGroN, ID. c., Oct. Is, $50.
OFFICIAL.
Nouce ns hereby given, that she TAXES FOR
THE fEAR 1870, levied upon the real and per-
tonsl property in the city of District of
Columbia Will be payable and after October 10TH
$50; "A dscoun, 81 ten per cent. will be allowed
up. N al payments made thereon prior te November
10Th. $50. Also, di count of fl We per cent from
November 9th to December 10th. lS70
Persons upon whose property there il a special
N ana desirous OF paying the will state at
the TIME 81 applying for the gener a tax bill
Any person or persons general tax which amounts
To the Gum of two huidred and fifty dollars mr. can
pay one nftb OF said tax in cert ates of ind sbted-
ness Of the Corporation of W ashington. d C.
No attention will lie paid to Il cal letters request.
ing tax bile neither can any bills be made before or
after once hours. The Collector 10 comp sled to
adopt this course IN consequence of the late law re-
quiring distribution Of the funds daily
Persons calling for tax bills will please present
ear receipts which will greatly facilitats the
business 81 the Office and also sive time to the par
ties applying.
All checks offered in payment for taxes must be
drawn.
On the lst of February, ISL, the books will he
closed, and all taxes due and npsii will be sdver
tised for sale. r. "A. BOSWELL,
ocIS Dt Rep .6Chron. City Collector.
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WOop sAWINe MACHINrA - : :
w sh0nHLS, sPAnEs, AXIS, PICKS,
SnnsMI and rABLn B6DOMS,
mkT and GARDEN BA RROW3
eCOOPs, 40.
Ohe Il. n. yOukSONS
OCH 81 Rs,yssn =. h s..is1a Nv
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POLAR SODA, KIssIHGRN, vICHY, sHLr-
ZEE, SARATOGA, BIDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS, Oh DRAUGHT ALL THE
xxAR. sssE
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damned with advertising again.

Shillington sends us the superb, illustrated
London AI<arac for 1871.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ENcR REST-A large HOUsK, Is rooms, hot and
cold bath. TIE rent NM Be taken cut IN board
or In Oney.
cell JUAN BOYLE.
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I'm immense variety foT and boys, without doubt
The largest assortment to be found in the District.
10 describe them forther than say. call and see
the Of nsr stock while the ppess by
main I 20, 200 snd $3.50 each. Several styles of
MERIsO UEDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
All grades, from 7sc to 81; Buying these goods,
in msDy esses directly fro m the manufacturers, am
s9ao 70 OH them mueh6eGw P.eyailine prices
or: ieI 90, rs and $3.50. Buyers will make
LAMBswoOL SHIFTS AND DRAWERS.
Very fine scarlet for So.
CANTON TLAkNEL UNDERsHIRrs AND
DkAWERS,
ana bs;i White fVI sase ali Of my own manu- aut
facture and OF every size.
5sUsPENDERs.
70 per cent-less than Usual prices.
GLOVES
snd hspSss fnd. SHEEP very
pesf, Home nsAs Buskslin Gloves. Gauntlets and
TEE, BOWS, &C.,
In every yasisty.
BOYS UNDERCLOTHIHa,
or Msrino. y IN
yLANsEL UHDEkCLorAIEG.
WOOL '' -p Large sso sae.n 90 to IS each
RUBBER AND OIL eLorHINe,
KNIT JACKETS;
UABRELLAs,
ton. 6issSs%, Alpaca : and s sies' IN Cot
o.. GYMNAST SUITS;
shirts, Tights and Trunks, OF the best quality and
make, ally avs on hand. 1eotard and Body Dress
slirts; Monkey, Bear and Devil Suits, Suits for
cckettrs, &c, OF worsted, made to order at short
notice. = -
| FOR TAILORING, gre
and 4 81
fine FRENCH and AUSTRIAN CLOTHS:
fine FRENCH and GBRMAN C0ATINGe;
Fine French and GERMAN DOEBKtN0;
Zine ENGLISH, FRBACH and DOMESTIC CAS-
Zine FOREIGN BEAVERS, &c., &c made in
approved styles BY the best workmen.
Goods BY the yard or pattern.
- WHOLESALE Buyers, IN EVERY DE
PARTMENT, LITERALLY DEALT WITH.
ONE PRICE ONLY! NO Less.
GEO. @. HENNING,
ocas.u No. 4t0 SEVENTH STREET, NV.
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~CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS wATER.
NATTAN'S CRYSrAL DISCOVERY,
FOB THE HAIR,

n~UOME TO MASONIC TEMPLE TO THE
W. GERMAN FAIR Every Evening this wee
and WIZ Howe Sewing Machine for only 80 cents
nFNOTICE-An persons indebted to me are no
US titled TO setfle their bills by the first day of
January, ISL. or thay will be refused medical at
tendance. loci tail B, w. BOGAN, N. ID.
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GEORGE {. HENNING,
NO. 4lo SEVENTH STREET n. w..
REsPECTFULLY INVITES THE ATTENTION
OF PURCHASERS TO HIS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Tailoring Departments.
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I'D Z d ~ II A Ii.
MINIS SUITS OyERrnATs
1OtTHS' SUITS, GIWNGaRyS
BUYS SUITS, CAPES
T. be had at the very lowest prices,
AT OD1ON HALL,
Corner "a street and Pennsylvania ayenus
u p. WALLACH
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VALUABLE TIMBER FORsALE


Special COMMISSIONER HAVING .aa, o,-,
WIDER direction Of THE Departmest In s.fwot ~
~ ,h ana naks a. apr aisement u the Valuation
tiah sh ep sau the f n Indian
~ the ssms the undersigned. by dr. rec ton al The
Ss aS Ct 1 b VIM
Q, sng sr ali Of said timber upon the con-
tsins large aa1etsy q the moot SsiSsSis and Ss
fhs !. - Of
sd and siIy acres each st 80 much per thousand
With this IL ; s.c !. rI Ss s sven
sh1ps o. sid being townships . and %
s9sspi hs
meot vn be msde Of the timber IN each Of said town
ships q whole, and bids viii be received in the
: No BID M be entsstained ct less rate thAa the
appraised value Of the timber upon the tract bid
IL c:,e Sid d The party ths
within thirty aays after such notice the party shall
s r made a. y" 6 81 s:s
Bach bid must be accomp .nied by ten per cent. of
ne sI.s: sn,2eSs th1e7fs leaeyAISAs1d he COED
msnt above prescribed WI D considered ., fsrf.it
6m bid Re
turned toShe ansuccessfui bidder,
The right to reject any and ali bids il expressly
An bi$s must be sealed AM addr.s.d - the us
''' fHs 'nOsf On Aen0%ThsI kssrE.t oSpY,
wAsHIxeToS, b G. ssp'emSsr a. -S sss. ocsa,s
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND sTUFF1Rs, for
: u sSiGF .-.. .,, ., s,.
S:s:aimr. w.r.hor.s, sao i EsaI.lsos ~,
oS--9e Betseen 9Th and 10th SITS.
WOop SAVING MACHINrxT : = :
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nTPCBLIC MEETING.

T0FFICE OF NATIONAL Freedmen
UC SANiSGS AND Trust COMPANY
NO "O' seventh street, opposite the Post Office,
-. WASH ING rOS. ID. e. Oct 9th. Ice
,SPECIIL NOTICE TO DEPOSI rORS
AL nl0neJ DEPOSITED AZ the Comp any's Bank
i507 7th street, between this ate and ths p a.
81 Soys4her next inclusive will commence ORA W
IN iNIEhhSr ON the Let day of November Now
TERfST. Ccin d.j
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WASHINGTON.
HITLER Brow-peatlng.

WAsHISGToN. MARCH 2s.-Mr. b.
Butler, Of Washington, is at his old tricks
again. DESTROYS of duplicating certain
newspaper men, and Mr.. Farms worth who
has lately hit him some hard blows b. Is
gqbbling, without permission of their
owners certain private books and papers.
Wanted. VI. Il H
The Secretary Of the Treasury is anxious
10 have the government buildings at Now
York, Boston, and San Francisco COM
pleted immediately; and he has informed
Congress that necessity exist for build-
ings at Hartford. Grand Rapid, ST Loui.,
Jefferson City, Little Rock and Quincy.
Chandler.
The Senator from Michigan has had nm
interview with the President in reference
10 his special message on the decay II
A american commerce. and told him bluntlv
that his endorsement Of the legislation ,o
revive the wooden ship-building intsrcst'
Wa, behind the times. n the support of Il
single section Mninrj ANA against the
iron bodybuilding men Of the whole world.
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have no doubt these crcdulous Democrats
thought the Republicans We're acting the
part of honest men. and would, under all
circunstanccs, oppose party nominations
In the city and county, and vote year after
year for them. They probably believe 80
yet. But In a few months they will be
uudeceivcd. When the time arrives in
which the negroes of Illinois hall become
electors, then the Radical wire-workcrs Of
Cairo will throw off their masks. and
tell the Democratic Boilers to get behind
them will become advocates of party
nominations in both city and county and
will not. if they can prevent 1t, allow II
Democrat to g.'t into evciIthe mos insig.
nihcsni Office witlliiI the gift Of the people
Then what will the Democratic Boilers
do They will BE- enable to find no home
outside the party they have betrayed, and
viii come back to their old friends. And
they shall be made welcome The Rcgu.
lar Democrats bear no malice: and for the
sake of the public veal. there is no sac-
rihre they are not willing to make 10
consolidate the party, 50 that MI unbroken
from, may presented to the Radical enemy.
United, the Democrats have nothing TO
fear; they can still hold the victory in
their hands in the city, county and con-
gressiunal district, 1t |. therefore the
duty of every Democrat 10 make an at
temp, 10 secure that harmony, unity and
enthusiasm In the party which is so nee
essary in n battle with a strong enemy
Let u, Democrats, therefore agree that
the dead past shall bury Its dead. and that in
the future we will act together as one man
IN the crusade against the Radical party
and it, Obstructive policies.
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whereas, Cordclia T.. Atell and Joseph !. Abel.
her husband, BY their certain Deed, bearing date
the twentieth Gay uf August, 4. II. lsns, and re-
corded In Book ~ 81 deeds, on pare - IA the
Recorders office OF Alexander county, Illinois,
did convey In Zee 20 the undersi gned, james " 4.
Mckinney, the following described lot or parcel
oftnn, t9-wtt. Lot numbered thirty 'rey"nJ ~, IA
Block numbered (hfiy oneJ -, ~ the city ofCuro,
county 81 Alexander aud state of Illinois. Pro-
,ided, however. that In ease Of default IN
the payment 81 = certain ptomissary note,
!. Abel bearing even date With sud Trust
Deed for the sum Of Twelve Hundred
Dolisfs, with interest NJ the r'ts oi twelve per
eeat per snpgtn rom p.siuri'y unt paid, snd doe
aud psyHhs TO the order Of tn" under.
sigp.d. Jsuies W. Arkinn,y. a, ~. CITY
National Bank ~ cairo, ia si1 months ansr
the date thereof, that the Under.ign.d, the
said James W. Mckinney, his Legal repre-
renistyss or at'orD"A- shouid proceed ami
sell the -aid premises - by aid deed provd-
81. aud eNecut. to tn" purchaser good md
sufficient deed, conveying all the ght and title
of the said Cordelis f. Abel and Joseph I. Abell
her husband, nv said deed conveyed to the under
signed. And, whereas, default has been ms'l. IN
the payment Of sad note. aud the "ntir" principal
aud interest thereof remains due and unpaid
Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given, that VI,
virtue 81 the terms aud conditions Of sad Trust
Deed, will on FRIDAY, April 1T, is50 AZ ID" court
house In Cairo. Illinois, Al the hour Of ~ clock,
am, ~ said day, sell the premises Aforesaid, at
hand. and wilI execute and deliver 10 the purchA-
JAMES ". MCKINNEY.
Mortgage snd Trustee.
Green 4 Gilbert. Attsrueys
thiLp, lIl nuls. March I'm, ls1n-mArl ld5d
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AT LOGGERHEaD.S.

The preparations 10 hold the Republican
nominating convention of this rongrcesion-
Al district nj DuQuoin, does not meet with
much favor from the Republican paper Of
that place II declares that "therc are
many reasons why the convention should
not be held in Perry county" and
"Our house is not in order, and the house
keepers are from home; Bridget and the
Madam are at loggerheads and both are
trying TO lease out the premises 20 the De
mocrpcy and pocket the proceeds The
children have got dirty faces and are
screaming with passion, worse than il they
had the cholic. We are In a sad plight TO
entertain visitors now
The Democrats do not wish 10 buy from
either Madam or Bridget. They have q
mortgage on the premises; and next fall
propose TO foreclosc II, gobble the property
kick the termagent:political females GU,
Of doors, wash the faces of the children.
give them candy to concilliate them, and
settle down permanently in the business of
presiding over the Perry county household.
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es!ass|sIaIII|!|a;
'FWWs"
NEW YORK.
be So oe rattle Quarrel.


Nsw York, March 2s-The hght be-.
tween the Twcedite and d Brien Democrat,
continues. A meeting Of Tammany ha,
been called for Tonight, and Tweed will h.
asked 10 declare that he has not coquetted
with the Radicals.
A severe storm prevailed here yesterday
and considerable damage Was done 10 build
inrs and To shipping.
Ireland Amer Canada.
Another Fenian raid on Canada il ru.
mored. II is to be made at three points
Amherstsburg, Fort Erie and some point
on the ~ Lawrence.
Wonderful.
The election case of Eggleston, Republi-
can, VS.. Strader, Democrat, has been decid-
cd in favor of Strader. This is the frst
time that Radical Congress has decided a
contested election in favor Of Democrat.
The Othsr Butler.
The Tennessee Butler, OF cadetship noter-
iety. is pursuing the even tenor Of his way
rs if he were the most Innocent and purcst
politician living.
The MorasAs.
Aayices have been received here TO the
effect that the passage Of the CulloIn bill
by the House has created intense excite
men, in Utah, and that IL the Senate passes
the bill in it present shape the territory
will become n scene of desolation.
Tennessee.
Secretary Fletcher, Of Tennessse, 10 here
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CHICAGO.
Roman Catholic Installation.

CHICAGO, MARCH 2'.-The religious
service in connection with the Inaugural
ton Of right Rev. Thomas Foley as bishop
Of the diocese Of Chicago, took place to-day
In the Cathedral Of the Holy Name. The
large cdifce was filed TO its utmost
capacity, and the services Of high mass
were celebrated in the most impressive
manner by Bishop Foley, assisted by
Bishop Becker, of Wilmington, and the
resident clergy Of Chicago. The sermon
was delivered by Bishop Becker, and a
short address by Bishop Foley.
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Il
United states of America, southern pistric, Of
Illinois, -.
Whereas, on the 3ist day Of January, 4. u.
lS- james r. Delaney fled libel IN the District
Court Of the United States for the southern Dis.
'rirt of Illinois, against the steamboat 'Bengh
Tiger her boat, tackle, apperel and furniture,
praying that the same may he condemned
10 .u.rnrdRncc with the prayer 81 said libe .
iud where's, 10y ylrtune OF process ~ due form 81
law, 10 fns d directed, rcturnHble on the hr-t Nom
dny IN Octohet have seized upon aud taken the
sai1 s,oumbpart bengal gar her hoat-, tackle,
apparel aud furniture, and hnSs the same IN my
CUSTODY.
Notice !. hereby Viy"n, thn' District Court Of
the United states will be held at the Jniiea states
Court Room, IN NJ" city 81 Cairo. on The hrs' NJ
day m October for the trial OF the said premises.
ard the owner or owners. and person who have
or claim any interest therein, ARE hereby ri'"d 20
he aud appear NJ She tmo Hnd plsre Mofesnid, 20
show cniis.. ii any they hn,a. Why decree should
not be- rendered IN srcofdanc. with the prayer OF
said tib.l. John LOGAN,
q. :. Marshall
March, 18TH, $50 msr2ldtlt
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NJ AsTER's SALE.

State Of Illinois. Airnandcr County, -. AleIan-
DER County tir'uit Court.
IN the matter Of Joseph McKruzi. and Newton
Rae, hfu 20 Mckeuy.e& Rice, " Peter Iim.
norman. On petition for Mechanics Lien.
Public Notice j. her.hN given, that In pur-uanc.
~ d"crcial order entered. IN the above entitled
cause, ia th" Court Of Common Pleas, Of the city
~ Cairo, ou the 81 day 81 November, A. u. 800
OF the November term, l.S7, Of said Court OF CaIn.
moo Pleas, and certain order cutered va the said
Circuit Court Of Alexander county, on the ir.t
day Of October, 4. u. ls", Of the September term
lHi1, Of -aId Circuit tuuTt, !, John Y. Hafmsn,
Master In 'hbuo"ry Tor said court, on the Ninth
day Of Apyl A. l.. $50, at O'Clock IA tie .fter.
noon Of sait day ~ sell a. public auction 70 tho
Highest bdd"r i.r cssh 81 The south wet door Of
the court house IN the cay ~ Csro, 10 said coun.
~, the following described real estate, situate in
the Frst AdditlOn o.. the cay 81 Cairo, county Of
Al"Sand"r and state Of lhinois, towi,i Lot NUN
hcred lweniy-cght tsrJ In Block numbered
Forty ight .isJ ~ known aud de- znAted on the
recorded map,r plat thereof, toL"gber with all
ana slneula the tensnent- and Entertainments
theTegnto belonging.
JOHN q. HANNAH,
Master ia chaBcsTy.
Cairo, Illinois, March 10Th, 4, T. ls7s.
maFlNlfI
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state Of Illinois, Alexander County, rs. Al, kan
der county Circuit Court.
In the matter OF Samuel stats lay Tor and Edwin
Pur.u.. Trustees Of the Care CITY Properly vs..
'harir~ ~"hoenmeycr and Andrew Popp Ca bill
to cniut"e Vendors Lien.
Public notice il hereby gwen, that IN pursuance
Of u decregal order entered IN the above entitled
cause. IN said court, on the yOth day of sep;em.
II Ter A. II. 1859, Of the September term therecf,
A. H. is0a, I. John q. Hartman, Master Ia Chancery
81 said county, whl, on the Ninth day of April a.
D. 1879, at 90 cock in the afternoon Of SAID day,
sell ~ public auction 10 the highest bidder. for
cash, ~ M. south west door of the court .hetse
~ the city of CAIRO, in said county the iOUoSins
described real estate, situate In the Third Addi'
ton 20 the city OF Cairo IN the county Of AleNnn.
der and state of Illinois. to-wit Lots numbered
Three 90, Four ~ and Five 90, IN Block number.
I'd six (UJ ~ known and designated on the record
I'd map or plat thereof together with all and sn'
gular The tenements sud hereditsments thereunto
John q. HARTMAN.
Master in ChAncery.
Cairo, Illinois, March 10th, A. u. is7o.
maTUdtd
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EM0cRiTIC INIT IN dLEX.
AADER COUNT 4 PARTF Ne.
EyNSITy

EMpCRiTIC INIT IN dLEX-
ANDER COUNT 4 PARTF W.
cE>SITF.
The Democratic party OF Alexander
unity la, hccn distracted, during the
81 I've or ga years, by the Vaccinations
the kadleL leader. of Cairo, who have
en successful in their persistent attempts
recruit the ranks Of the Democratic
'oliers. Every Democrat who had AN
hlng palm, or who desired for any reasno
occupy public position, but who could
induce his party fellows 10 give him
he asked for, was the especial object of
/ publican solicitude. The sagacious
,oe-lAyeFs OF the party would surround
Ia while his head was yet sore, aud ag-
avate' with all due diligence, the distress
: wound, They would pour INTO his lac
Ated vanity the oil Of proyocation; 81. up
IN him In the travail Of disappointment
nPa'hise with him tell him he was an
appreciated man entitled by right 20 the
session Of any Office he desired ,bs,
rty politics should not be brough, into
y city or county election that the hes,
An should be selected bv ,ha
ople at the polls that he was bevona
lbt the best man that therefore bs
ght TO become an independent candidate.
d that their votes were his at comm, nd
Not a few influential Democrats liz.
ned to this sweet talk Of Radical manip-
stors, and became chronic bolters. carry.
9 with them into opposition to the party
any of their Democratic friends W.
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LEGAL
MASTER. SALE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander County, ~. AeSan-
der County Circuit Court.
In the matter of The Illinois Central Rail Road
Company, W. William Baker.
Public notice H. hereby given, that IN pursuance
Of u decfrtal order entered IN the above entitled
cause, IN said court, en- the goth day of Jpy A. D.
1870, 81 the July term thereof A. u. 1869, J.
John q. sharman, Master in Chsncery sf SAID
county, will, on the second day OF April A.
II. 1870, at ~ O'Clock at noon of said day, sell at
pubic aiictlob TO the highest bidder for cash, at
the southwest door OF the court House IN the city
of Cairo, in said county, the following described
real estate. situate In the city OF Cairo county Of
Alexander and Stale Of Illinois, to.wit Lot mum.
bered eighteen u.s. IN Block numbered one Il
according TO the recorded map or plat thereof,
together with ali and singular the tenements and
Entertainments iher.unto belonging
JOHNQ HARTMAN,
Master in Chancery.
Cairo, Illinois, March nh, A. u. ls70.
tnurIfJfi
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NJASTEIt's SALE.

State OF Illinois, Alexander County, ~. Alsxan.
der county Circuit Court.
In 10" matter ot The Illinois central Rail Road W
Daniel He'll and William Barker ON hill 10 en-.
force Nrndor'- Lem,
pubic notice n hcI-hy given, that 10 plr-u snee
Of e deefeisl order entered in the atos. EN- led
cnusr, said rourt. on the a'th day Of July a. D.
ls'" II the July terra thersni, l, John,l Hartman,
Master In chancery Of said county ~iN, on m. -e.
cond day of April A. u. ls7O, at II ocleek in th"
forenoon Of sad day, ,el al public auction ~ the
The couu house "a the ctty OF Cairo, ~ sad couu-
", the following described real estate, -ituai. Ia
the clty Df Cairo, county Of Alexander, aud state
Of Illinois, town. Lot numbered seventeen az
IA Block numbered one ~ according - the Te-
corded map ~ plat n ereof, together With all and
singular III. t"n-mcnts and h. reditaments there
unto belonging. -
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
Master ia ChanscTy,
Cairo. III, March llih, 4. u. 1870.
maFlldtd
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LEADING MAGAZINES 4 WEEKLIEs

at publishers lowest club r.i.s--eithar of the
following " 70 Periodicals at 81 % per annum.
VIZ Harpers Magazine, H. rper's Weekly, liar,
mans Magazine, Applelons journal Lippin.
cots Magazine, Buckw0ods, Franz Lesiie's
illustrated Monthly, Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper Old and New, The Gimme Corner
Heath and Home. Either Of the following ~ a.
Periodicals AT ~ ", VIZ; Cooley : Ladies' Bool
Madame henoTesi's Monthly, me PhrenoloV,ca'
ss1l, VIZ. The Rysrside. P.pkRrd's monthly. Tbs
Lnnles Friend. The following S. o. Pen0dleals
nj 81 o., VIZ The Eeleetie Magazine, Every satnr
"hi The NatiOn The following pubiisLed at 81 10
and ~ a., VIZ The Young Folks u.s. ATthur's
Home Magazine, Feierson's Magazine Address
;. ". Printing aud Publishing ASSOCIATION.
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endeavoring to persuade Congress that the
State should BE- reconstructed.
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Mr.. Mum believes in the old adag.
whhh runs. that 'he who hlow.th not hi.
own horn the Same .hall not be blow.d =
and, Consequently, be indu.trously Trumpet.
hi. own praise. H. Is now asserting ,lia,
he defeated Judge Green in joint-disc,ls-
sion, and tina, no other Democrat will dare
meet him. H. j. like Roland, III. hero Of
Roucesyalle-. who even in defeat knew how
80 keep hi, cncrnic, nj distance by blow
ing upon his horn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
PERIODICALS,
DIsICES REDUCED.

The south Western Printing and Publishing
Association have completed arrangements where.
hy they ere enabled 10 supply mail subscribers,
elther slngly, or in clubs, With III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
MASTERS SALE.

Cairo, Illinois, March nh, A.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
NOTICE.

Cairo, Hin
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