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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-19
NOTICE

Notice j. hereby given, that, whereas on the riro
day ~ March, 4. u lsis, Thomas Porter All Mes
slnal Porter, MS wife, made their certain mortgage
deed, by which thcy conveyed ~ John Moore u
the city 81 81 Louie, state % Missouri, Ds hN6 go
AMI N, ~ block Two -, m the fourth adtupn TO thp
city ut tur0, Alexander county, Illinois Dn 1lr pug-
pose of better securing the payment % a e"r'ain
pfuWl--Dry NOT" oi even date With said mortgage,
Tor the sum u seven hundro and m, dollsrs pay.
able o. John :. Moore, nye months after date, Hui
signed hy The ssid Thomas Porter aud whereas u
Wa expressly provided lu said mortgage that IN ease
of default u the payment ~ sa,d pfoinissory note,
ur any part Hcrcot according the tenor and ei'Ct 81
the same then the said john = Moore, his legal rep,
g"-eutINr- Or attorney after having advertised
such ssle ten days iu newspaper published m
Cairo, or hy posting up written or printed notices IN
-four places in the county where said premises are
SITUATE mi ht soil the same, or any part thereof AMI
all right and equity 81 redemption Of the sai1 Thomas
Porter and hcssuAh Porter hi- wife, Their heirs, eh-
eCutoTs adm ni-tratur- or assigns IN and 70 ~"
said premises aHd whereas, dciaul, has been inhd"
IN the payment % the said sum OF seven hundred
and my dollars, for which said pr0mssory note and
mortgage we're gwen, now therefore IN pursuance 20
the power contained n the sad NOR, gage, We VIII a.
H. o attorneys Of the SAID Johu = Moore sell az public
ycndue 10 hc highest bidder, for cash AZ the court
house, In CAIRO, the 18th day Of January, A. ID.
1870 aI the hour IL eleven O'Clock, IN the forenoon
Of said day, the said lots five l6 and sit (6 IN block
two (l', in the fourth addition 10 ue city OF Cairo,
county of Alexander and state Of Illinois, and Will
executc 70 the purchaser or purchasers thereof deeds
for the conveyance n fee simple of the said premises
ALLEN, VEIN BuTIrR, Attorneys tor
Jan. u, ls7o-dlOd JOHN D. MOORE.
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AID TO Marine Ways or Dry-docks.

Tho committee on manufacturing int
rests have concluded to recommend L
/ the city council the appropriation o
! $40, 600 TO secure the erection here Of ,
set OF dry docks or marine ways. The
| appropriation 7 to ho made under sucl
| terms and restrictions as the City Coun.
/ Gil may see 81 to impose.
| If the absolute donation of that sum
would secure the erection OF docks ol
ways here, it would be money most
judiciously expendt d. There is not a
fair minded tax payer within the limits
Of the city that would interpose an objec-
ton.
If, in addition to this sum, our well.to-
do citizens would take stock ia such an
enterprise 10 the amount OF So, 900 to
$500 600, six months would not elapse tie
fore boat building and repairing would
be one Of the iefindustrlal interests of
the city Ii would employ at least one
hundred of our mechanics and laborers :,
and distribute through them, our saw
mill men and others, at least Sl50,000per
annum. Such an end Is certainly
worthy Of the effort required to achieve
il.
There is no point, on either the Ohio
or Mississippi river, that il as advan-
tageously situated for the successful con.
duet OF boat building and repairing rs
Cairo. To the fact that there II always
uninterrupted navigation below us IAN
advantage no other locality can claim
we can add thepresence ofan abundance
of the best timber in the world, and all
the other advantages and facilities pos
scssed by the most favored points in the
country. But on this head we need not
enlarge. There is not man in the Mis-.
sissipp Valley who has sense enough to
successfully manage a boat building aud
repairing business, who is ignorant OF
the superior claims Of Cairo.
There is reason for anticipating good
results from this movement, aud we
hope aud believe that the step so aus.
taken will be promptly followed
by such others rs may seem called for to
insure success.
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The New Year.

Begin 1t right, 10y buying, for cash,
Of J. II. NetcalG No 800 aud S3i Wash.
Av., who has enlarged both house and
stock, and il now prepared to supply Gus
toners with the best of all kinds qistaple
and fancy groceries, queensware, crock.
cry, glassware, yellow and Rocking
ham ware, table and pocket cutlery.
All kinds al salt fish green, dried, and
canned traits, pickles, cider, honey, syr.
ups, fine teas, cofiees and sugars,
choice table butter always on hand. In
short, everything usually kept in first
class grocery; besides notions too mum.
erous to mention, all OF which will be
sold at the io,gest figures. II.
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The tax book is now ~ my hands and for the pur-
nose of collecting the state, County Special Paupcr,
and District school taxes now due and for the year A.
u. 1860, will be AZ Cairo m my office every day dur
ing thernonth of February, ls7O.
AT the house of Jacob Hartlnes in Lakewood Pre-
einct, on Wednesday, March 3Oth, 1870.
A the store OF John Knuth, IN Unity Precinct, Oh
Thursday, March 3lst 1870
At ths store of r. 4. Edm0nson. ia Clear Greek Pre-.
cinct on Monday April ith, 1870.
Atiho school House, near Thomas J. McClure's in
Clear Creek Precinct, ON Thursday, April 9TH, 1879
~ the store off. g. Rowing, in the town of Thebos
on Wednesday, April 9th, lS70
At the store Of Mrs C. Hefner, at Santa Fee on
Thursday, April 7th, 1870,
Al the store Of NJ, u. Gunter, in Goose Island on
Friday, April Sth, 1870.
Al tho house of I tomas Martin, in Dogtooth, on
Saturday, April 9th 1870.
No 10 those who owe personal tax, be sure and pay
and save costs IA / shall do all in my power to
ing 10 law
NO BE sure and bring your former Receipts or your
deeds IN order that the descriptions Of your lands may
be found readily. l.. II. MYERS,
Sheriff and Tx Offcio Collector Of Alexander Co.
Collectors Office Cairo, H., Jan. 7th, A. ID. 1870
ianlQdkw3w -,
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Hotel Arrivals.

-. Nchoas Hotel, Cairo. III, January -. ls7o.
a. G.. Williams, Dongola; w. 5 Han.
mes, Dongola; II. q. Carter, Mound city;
+. VI. Law, Ullin; X. r. Calvin, Ullin;
w. n. Howe, st. Louis; +. Flanagan,
/. {. II. H.; G. l.. Clark. Mobile; A. Il
Robinson, Villa Ridge; r. G.. Grflith,
st. Louis G. Il. Allen, Mannsburg; +.
Lampe, Cincinnati; p r. McLave,
Jone-bcro; J. +. Carroll, Jonesboro; T.
Willard, ST. Louis; Phil. 5. Hisey, Buds
vile; J. Y. Clemson, Caledonia; J. NJ.
Davidge, Caledonia; r. Hall, 81 Louis;
J. w. Howard, Blsndville; III. Lessie.
st Louis
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THE EXPLOITS OF 4 NOTED
HORSE THIEF.
q
fTE VARIES HIS CAREER ny a
SOJOIRs IN IuE UNION COUNTY
JAZZ.
4 Dnro.De,il Fellow.

During the last three or four years the
States Of Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri
and Tennessee have been sub.
jected to the horse stealing raids OF
daredevil fellow going by the
name Of Frank Weaver. lie has pro.
badly, stolen more horses than any man
of his age living; and few men have
made more Lair-breadth and mayelous
escapes than he. lie, has ~ times, been
hunted by whole commuuitic- Of out.
ragged farmers; has been corucrcd,
caught, shot, beaten, Imprisoned; but has
never been deprived O. his liberty long.
CT than il suited him 10 De. Last Fail
hc made his appearance on The Union
county fair grounds, iu the midi, Of
par.., WII knew and had pursued him
es n hIrr-'hicy aud took ditiuGui-hcd
partiu all tho sports aud games ofchuuce
common Oh such occasions In due time
however, he was arrested for stealing
horses in Jackson county While en-
route for the Jtilat Murphy boro, he com.
planned that his handouts chafed,
him aud promised to go along
quietly II his guards would
release only one Of hIs hands. The mo-
ment this was done the wiley scoundrel
made weapon of his irons with which
he Knocked one OF the guards hcadlong
from his saddle, and very nearly unseat.
ed the other. The first party assailed,
quickly recovered, however and sent
ball whizzing through the williams arm,
and assured him that If he so much ~
moved, the next ball would be sent
through his brain.
Without further trouble he was placed
in the Murphysboro Jail Where he re
manned just exactly as long as il suited
him 10 remain. One fine morning,
week or two later, the Jailor awoke to
hud his "bird ilown,n and 80 or three
of the neighboring farmers, each to find
one Of his finest horses missing.
For an interval of two or three months
nothing was seen ofMr, Frank Weaver.
Men could be found who had lost fine
horses, and their loss was ascribed to "A
VISIT from Weaver, but the individual
himself could not be located
Late last Friday night as citizen
was passing Garrett Subjects saloon, in
Anna, he discovered a light and heard
noise within that attracted his attention.
To his inquiry "who's there? "the party
inside replied" McElhauy. Garrett
Is somewhat unwell tonight and sent
me down to get some WHISKY BY this
time another citizen came up, and the
Joint conclusion being that something
was was wrong" one the citizens kept
the other went after Sublett.
In few minutes that gentleman made
his appearance, entered the saloon, and
stood face to face with Frank Weav-
err the noted horse-thief Weaver, not a
particle discomposed, approached Sub
lette, and in the blandest manner poss-
ibie, acknowledged that he had been
caught in the act of "doing him dirt"
but he was perfectly willing to COM
promise, and make everything salts
factory, He would do the fair thing, |
and return half the goods he had appro-
prlated, and, il Sublett was hog enough |
to Insist upon 1t, he'd give all Of them
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The ~. Nichols. Hotel ana Restaurant.

This popular and elgibly located house
Of public entertainment is now fitted
and furnished throughout in good STYLE
and, under the management Of Messrs
Walker & Sisson, is doing large and
thriving business. II is kept upon the
European plan-the guest calling for
what he wants when he wants 1t, wheth-
er In the day or night time, and paying
only for what he orders. The rooms are
large and clean, furnished with the best
Of beds and bedding, while all other fea-
lures Of the establishment are arranged
with an especial eye to the comfort and
convenience of the guests. ja6tf
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THE He. STATE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.
The Iirst side, FIunlIy
tAdycrt.scneut.I

advert snmtui.I
EDITORS BULLETIN: - Permit me q
brief space Ia reply 20 another mean at.
tack from Jcwett Wi COX & Co., proprie.
tors Of the st. Charles. 1t is unnecessary
10 brand the charges again n false; and
here challenge Mr. Wilcox TO make
oath to theii tru,hfulness before any
competent officer. They do not deny, in
the card OF yesterday, that ] was in.
formed by proper authority that the
81. Charles could not accommodate over
forty.liye teachers, on the upper floor,
withou, fires; but still Insist that ! was
opposed 10 the meeting OF the AssuC.a'
ton Ia Cairo. Let u see what ne re-
cord says: / placed Cairo in u0miug-
tiOu at Peoria, aud secured tHc Influence
and assistance Of teachers In IT, favor.
PoC >. VI. E,tcr, Of Bloomington, and
chairman OF the executive committee oi
the Association, wrote me iu september,
that he was constantly importuncd TO
change the place OF meeting 10 n more
central point, on account Of the extreme
location Of our city; and. our want of
ample hotel accommodations. refer
Mr.. Wilcox, and his friends, to my re-
plies to Prof. Etter. In every letter
said: "a change must not be made"
| opposed change until ! was informed
that the "ample roof OF the st. Charles
could not shelter over "forty.iiye teach
ers, on the upper floor, without fires" But
this was not all that finally discouraged
me. Edwin Cook, esq, Of Chicago. state
agent for the school-boOk publishing
house Of Iveson, Phinny Dc Co., of New
York, wrote to me in August, 10 secure
himself and partner room at the ~.
Charles, for the Association, aud 20 send
the number Of the same % him. / called
at the hotel, but was informed that
rooms could not be secured so long in adj
vance. / received seventeen like re-
quests from other agcuts; 1 replied 10
them all: "CaunOt secure roomsn II
Mr.. Wilcox and friends will examine
my letters 10 the executive committee,
and TO over fifty teachers In our State,
they will find in them defence of our
hotel accommodations especially the
st. Charles.
"But" says Mr. Wilcox, Suppose The
St Charles could not accommodate over
forty-five, all he had TO do was toinform
the public of the lack of hotel accommo-
dations, and our "whole .sOuled citizens
would cheerfully have left the latch.
string out, and received the teachers
with open hands and willing hearts"
What n plea for sympathy! He who
would ccnsurc under SUch circumstances
would be a coward. This letting down
me strongly OF the drunkard,
who in justification of his own course,
said that his brother was temperance
man. ''If our ample roof and accom-
for two hundred guests" could
not accommodate over forty-five con the
upper fioor, without fires,n says Mr..
Wilcox, "the latch.strlng of my neigh
Dor Is always out, with hands open and
hearts willing" / needed no informa-
ton from Mr.. Wilcox on this point. Cairo
|iberality and hospitality are too extern
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sively known to need any defense.
"But," says Mr.. Wilcox, again, u" ny
did he not appeal from
lack Of hotel accommodations
TO our "whole.souled citizens" |
answer: 1st Because, members Of the
Association did not desire, and would
not have accepted such accommodation.
They were able to pay for first class ac'
commodation and would not have been
satisfied with anything less. They meet,
not only for intellectual gain, but also for
social reunion; and always expect such
hotel accommodation as will secure
their objects: "a. 1t would have been
too great task for our citizen have to
entertained Mt least five hundred teachers
during the Association. am satisfied
with the change made. lfMr. Wilcox
and friends are not, let them attend the
next Association--exp their case, and
secure its location.
can assure Mr.. Wilcox that / know
nothing about the last article he refers
to in the Bulletin. did inform the edi-
tor Of the cause Of change. But adieu to
controversy. Before Mr.. Wilcox at
tempts another defense in the press, per
NIT me here to inform him, that there
is wide difference between defense OF
ones self, and! "A mean personal and un-
truthful attack upon another.
JOEL. G., MORGAN,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL,
4 EGAL NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given That default having teen
mate m the payment % certain bond, gwen ~
Wuian u. farris 90 =. stats Taylor and Eis y
pIf.HNa, Trustee. ~ the Cairo CITY Property, dated
hly tUe 'nfh, j. l-6, and payable three years
from 'lc date thereof With II Tsf cent. interest gu.
60 tuo ana ten per cent. thereafter, aut % secure
o.. payment uf Wh."h sniH nut., With 0'lHg-. sold
William n POM" gave them hfs rtrft.u Wurfrls, ~ 700
power 81 -Ho Du tUt iO.lnw ~ described properly,
tu-a.f. Ln's numbered uIno GU, Ten lu| uId eleven
uiI Iu block numbered * tDh 10 the ,hlri addition
% fUp cry - Caro-, 900 the county 81 Alexander AMI
slate az Illinois vr.Hh I'D uorigsgs U1s, IS ssli
-.4.t, 1tyI.r.rH igIr PtfsYns. Trustee, aflfs-
rsi, 'ta twelfth H8y - January, A. j.. lsiu, fnr
value received, duly 1--.fTlrt g. George ll'tut.,
.UH u..'h -I.t uHffgaE" l- recorded iu tie H..
l.....r.- ufiH" .' tH Iuuniy 20 Alexander, iu book
"H I.fa ITt. f.. amount usa being due aui Jay.
..... .rr s...fr.f.r." dollars AMI ilTty-i..r
,..f. r..n. r.. together VITA Interest thereon, ri
... I.f. tNUFt stated.
D. fI. undersigned .... Fcse ~ =. -tAa's Taylor
.HI I.HU Parsons. lr.- eos, c., g. whom r1|1
r... u..|.. .s yftuu uf tr terms and Ir.-
y.-.r. ~ CO.," -lmt, 500. uu TucsdSy, the siu 10y
.i january, a. DO IslH uf ten o'clock w., ~ t,t
U.y, uuHrr cod Hy virtue ~ the pgaer - sale con.
fa.t bob said iHff's soil ut public auction % thv
highest bidder, i.I ra-h o. the 'front.' door Of thc
court house M s4It rIiy ~ Caro-, In the county -
Alexander, and state ~ Illinois The above described
prrm.-r. o. satisfy the purpls"s aui ronililan. Of
s1tid mortgage. GEORGE LAITNER.
ANS, MEuh BrgtrH. tfy..
Jan. 10. lssu-ltl
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back. Sublett, sought a chance to an
swer the scoundrel through the IRON
mouth of his revolver, but was prevent.
ed by the by-standers, who seized and
bound Weaver, and escorted him to the
Jonesboro jail, where he now remains,
with n lively prospect Of ten years 50.
journ in the Joliet peniteutiary.
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Hotel (.arui.

Al Id commercial Avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth street. is IA first class
house OF entertainment, kept upon the
restaurant or European style, furnishing
oysters, game or meals on short notice In
the best style. Also elegant rooms and
beds for transient guests. Patronage
respectfully solicited,
janl2 HENRY HARRIS.
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furnt.litng Goods.

The completest stoch ~ gentlemen's
furnishing goods in the city Is to be
found at Miller and Miller's. 1t would
be u remarkable want, indeed, in this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling in the
market II.
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Exhibition la tLs Christian Church 10.
night.

The dissolving views will be placed on
exhibition in the Christian church, on
Eighteenth street, this evening Doors
open at 7'3o. Admission, % cents.
Children 10 cents. There Is much in
these views to entertain the spectator,
and As the'price ofadmission is very low,
there should be very large turnout.
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The stock of silk hats at Miller & Mill
er's comprises the very latest styles and
the finest make of the season. The
variety Is very great, the stock large,
and prices have been regulated to har'
monte with the times Call in and ex.
anime. II
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Almost giving away. Nef is selling
gents uniershirts and drawers, and In
fact everything In Gents underwear, SO
low that 1t does not look like buying
them at all. tits more like giving them
AMY. hi II
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Neff's is the place to buy your Shirts.
He has on hand magnificent stock
at prices that defy competition. For in
stance-all wool flannel shirts, one dol
lar and quarter each-well made. II.
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Two Dining Room Girls are wanted
at the st. Nicholas Hotel. Apt girls,
who can come we'll recommended, can
secure a steady situation at good wages.
IT,
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NEWS OF THE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10 1870.

For good hitting clothing ready made
or made to order, go TO p. Neff, No 70,
Ohio Levee. If
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Do you want stylish hat? Neff's Is
the place and the only place to find
them, of all the latest fashions and in
great abundance. His stock. in this line,
cannot be equalled in Cairo. II.
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p. REILLY having determined to close
out the balance of his goods at the
4 earliest possible moment, will hence
forth sell anything on hand AT COST, AND
LES THAN COST! II
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The Continental Is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
all respects. Pitcher & Henry, at 1872
Commercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
nov20tf
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One Of the best remedies for Group
ever discovered Is Norman's Chaly beate
Cough Syrup. S. j. Humm, agent, cor
ner Commercial avenue and Eighth
street. ja7-lw
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100 dozen genuine English and Lisle
thread socks, at a great reduction in
former prices,a at Peter Nefi's, No.79, Ohio
Levee. II
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Norman's Chalybeate Cough Syrup Is
no humbug. Try 1t and be convinced.
s. J Humm, agent, corner Commercial
avenue and Eighth street. ja7-lw
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Have you seen theAlaska boots? They
arc the most comfortable boot in use. For
sale at p. Nefi7s no 20, Ohio Levee. Il.
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The st. Nicholas Billiard Hall Is one
Of the largest and best furnished in the
country. 1t is the resort OF both citizens
. and strangers who indulge billiard play
ing. jan6tf.
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Shell oysters, game. etc, can always
be secured at Walker q SissOn's restau-
rant. Nov . If
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~ MASQUERADE
BALL.
Warrington uaII. Feb. ai,t.

y Grand Masquerade Ball will be given
rs above, under the auspices Of the Cairo
Turner'S. The public generally il invited
to attend; tho management pledglng
themselves that no effort will be spared
to render the occasion one most
pleasant and entertaining TO all who
may attend.
Il. BRIBACH.
III. SCHMErzDoRF.
II. WEIHL.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
jan2)td.
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Pitcher & Henry's large stock of hard
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinware, etc
will be sold without regard TO cost. If
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TRUrH-The powers OF Mrs. Whit.
combs Syrup for children are as positive
rs the sunlight from heaven, and gentle
and soothing as an angels whisper.
janl7d&wlw
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No better medicine for Group, Colds
&c, has ever been offered to the public
than Norman's Chalybeate Cough Syrup
iuul1.6t
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p. REILLY has a large stock OF hats,
which will he sold at New York whole
sale prices. If.
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g,Ir -ity tIeritship.

cairo Jan. Ith, 1870
Mr. j. G Crowley
Or. Sir: We the undersigned citizens
and voters of the city Of Cairo respect
fully request that you allow your name
to be used az II canditae for the Office Of
city Clerk; aud we promise vote of the
majority and intelligence Of those who
are willing aud anxious to promote the
interests and welfare of those who by
honesty, sobriety and industry have
shown themselves worthy OF the conf.
dence and preference Of the Democracy
and of the CITY Mt large:
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1.-THE BEST IN UsE"-Enders' Stomach
Bitters. II
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D The largest stock, of over coats In the
city, at r. Fef7s, No. 20, Ohio Levee. If
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Knit jackets, all wool, at the actual
cost, at =. Neti's, No. 70, Ohio Leyce.
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CITY Scrip for Sale,

Five hundred dollars city scrip for sale
cheap in sums to suit the purchaser. Ap.
ply 10 Miller d Miller, Ohio Levee
Jauliuf
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Use Ender's Chill Cure.-"It never
fsils.n
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Your Children may die Of Group before
aid can reach them. Always have on
hand Norman's Chalybeate Cough
Syrup. jan176t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For CITY Ireasnrer.

We are authorized TO announce Mr. JOHN ny.
LAND. as candidate f1r reelection 10 the Office Of
cry Treasurer. 10
We ave authorized 20 announce that n TAYLOR
vii be candidate iorct Treasurer, at the ensuing
charter election iauiltde
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Gents calf boots only 8 80, at p. NeTs
No. 20, Ohio Lovee. e.