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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-22
Washington, ID
by THOMAS BOWLING, Aaci r; GeoTso:ovR.
EXTENSIVE CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED
rROrERTY IN TIE CENTRAL PART OF

EXTENSIVE CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED
rRR 6pptE TYu u THE CENTRAL PART OF
~ By virtue Of two DEGREES Of the supreme Court
k;.s Of the District Of Columbia. bearing date the
june ii a passed Ia the cause | n Mruier vs. :.
ianGis deyisees, We win sell. on WEDNESDAY, the
the premises. all that paP II Lot a. old ieore y
town q which the late Eleanor Lang died seized or
street High eet ann WafeSSse Hg.n and BSd
proved With Brio. Buildings - great part 1 'D-
GELS, pla, Of which viii be nil te az the day Of
sale which are partially deserised as follows: Nos.
alley with depth OF g. feet; Nos aud each have
front OF S9 feet on High street, with depth Of 10
front Of % fest ON Hish street, with depth 81 Y
sysci fh Win Sen of asoS nj 81, EEL @ q &
vide leading to Wafe6ouse alley. No. i impFoTed
MN sfe Sns snT with r M
erto used IN connection with said hotel No. is
binds ON Warehouse alley: aud Nos. and 2are com
paraivey animPTcyed, but fronting near the Butch
sale will commence with lot Mel;
Terms Of sale prescribed by the court are: One
and mon ' With inGs interest sT from the day q at or
the purchsser may at his option, pay the whole in
cash $50 TO be deposited ON each lot when the
The Pr9rsrty in the business center Of George
ing to own desirable aud valuable rroplrty.
jesdn THOMAS DoWLTSG, Auct.
81 POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, June
HGGH CAPERToN.l
Je22 7. w. JONES. Hus'ees-
A LARGE STOCK OF FIRE WORKS, Wholesale
"A and Retail, at
je a-tjy5 POE & SELIGsONS.
A FINE GTOCK OF sPECTACLEs, suited 10 all
conditions Of the Eye, can be.S@
ie 20lm POE sELIGsONS
O0k! LOOK
Our stock Of BOOKS, STATIONERY MrsIC
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CHILDREN : CAR
RIAGEs, and all kinds Of FANCY ARTICLES. ia
very large, and will be sold 40 prices 20 suit the
times.
Several Parlcr Organs apd fine Pianos very low.
POE 4 sELIGsON.
elfv,s,u Georgetown. ID. &,
CHEAP SUMNER GOODS
~ FOR BY
BENJAMIN MILLER.
10l BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOwN, D. C.
Ladies Dress Goods at REDUCED PRICES.
Black Llama Lace Shavls.
Victoria and White Organize Lawns.
BLACK Canvass Grenadines. from IS cts to 81
u case superior Bleached Cotton, I yard wide,
.Juglas Kid Gloves, Joserhs ditto. Spring Clors,
Gauze Flannels, Summer and Under Vests
!. aapleIndld, BLACK Gro. Grain Silk, Sl.75, so,
Large Stock Of Goods, for Men and Boys wear.
my3
~ CHHDREN's CAST OFF CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, etc. at l.. GRADwOHL :, 1874
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN. Note by mail fr.m
GeorgetoWn or W asmngton attended to. oc26-ly
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LADIES UNDERGARNENTs Of all descriptions
on hand and made to order, at very REASONABLE,
prices, at G. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory
18th street, Intelligence Building.
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LADIES will please call and see our improved
styles of Corsets, all made of the hest materials
and every pair warranted to fit G. BAUM Cor
set Manufacturer, 1th St, Intelligencer Build
ing
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SECOND DIsTRICT.


This afternoon Secondary No. 9 female y in
charge Of Miss Jane Thomas, was examined nj
the Miller Building. on III street, by Mr.. Wood
ward. This school numbers 81 pupils, being
absent. and under the teacher they have studied
so well a. to have about 40 to transfer if room
can be found for them The medal was awarded
TO Mary Heckrotte, and diplomas to Mary Heck
rotte. Bertha Davidson, Maria Fales, Hannah
Minister, Emma Henderson, yerdita All
Annie Ourand, Mary c. Cooper, Mary
Clark, Maggie Burkhard, Annie Wright,
Mary jackson. Kate Herbert, Ellen Burch
Helena Hazard, Kate Hoffman, Laura Collins
and Florence Gladmon.
FOURTH DISTRICT MALE GRAMMAR ScHooI.
The interesting examination exercises at this ey-
cellent school, taught by Mr.. j. F. Thomson
are in progress this afternoon. but at ~ late an
hour as 10 preclude n notice of them TO-DAY. Th.,
following Is the roll of merit: For exemplary
ccnductand Improvement, Henry knoch. Henry
e Hazard, Robert l. Anderson. Samuel W
Bower, j. Walter COOkeey, Vim. r. Luff and
James Fraser and Daniel c. Smithson; for pen,
man hip, VIM. Hickey, VIM. +. Dixon, Ell ID.
wright, >. n. Evans, Leonard G.. Whiting. c. w
Bid, Robert " hite and John Il. Merrill: for hes
written examination, VIM. ID. Brennan. Franz
Nea;man, Vim. T. Thomas, James H. Depne
and Walter y. BOyce; for vocal rnusic lpa-
yid Leslie; for history. reading and elocution,
Edward Z. Blunt; for scholarship, George
B. SIfansy, ID. W, Mcqueen; for read
rect recitatiOne Frank #. Il. Yeates Medals
first honor, II. e. Davis; superiority in art lime
TIC, Vim. E. Thomas; first medal tor German
VIM. =. Luf; second medal for German Her.
man knoch; first spelling in competitive exarni-
nation, VIM. d. Brennan.
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CITY ITEMS.

THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous irritations
itching uneasiness. and the discomfort that fol-
lows from an enfeebled and disordered state OF
the system, should take Ayers Sarsaparills, and
cleanse the blood. Purge ont the lurking dis
temper that undermines the health, and the con-
stitutional vigor will return.
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TIE ESTABLISHMENT of M. III. Prince, No
evening at p. m. daring the heated term. tt
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HOOP SKIRTS Of the best material, made to
order, and always a good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at e. BAUN's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 1thstreet, Intelligencer Building
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Il OFFICE COATS, 81
Il Office Goats, 81
Il Office Coats, 81
Warranted all Linen.
At HABLE Bros,
N. W. corner 7th and ID streets.

Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar,
1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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OUR DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colOrs, at G. BAUN's Kid Glove Depot
It'll street, Intelligencer Building
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

STION, GEORGETOWN LIGHT
Ill lNFANl ny.-An who have signed fhe ron
81 this Company are -equested 10 mcet At Ksirer's
Hall, Green street below S-idge, on FRIDAY EVE.
MING, June Esd, II 5 e'cleck ). N; Regular meet
gs.eyery Tuesday and FRIDAY nikS':
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THE FEEr.-For COrns and other dis
eases Of the feet visit DR.. Whites rooms No %
l5tlrstreet, opposite L. S. Treasury; Washington
ID. c., or No. North Charles near Baltimore ST
Baltimore, Md.
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THE LARGE FIRE IN BALTIMORE.
NEXT DOOR TO LARGE IMPORTING
HOUSE OF HOSIERY THERE,
by water, and the same sold BY the Board of
Inderwriters at auction.
Despite the hot weather, :" The Almighty Dollar,
and myself went there selected such goods as were
least damaged, and are now able to offer you:
1s dozen Mems Full regular Made HALF HOSE,
dpuble heels and toes, hye pairs Tor 81.
$50 dozen Gents and Boys Super Stout British
s IT, HOSE double heels and feet four pairs Tor
Made Bleached and Brown HaLF HOSE Y, beastifaI
goods fer summer wear, worth ass cents q pair,j
50 dozen Ladies Light Full Repular Made HOSE,
double heels and toes, four pairs for 81.
SO dSzsp Ladies, supernne Fun Regular Made
bhiIisH HosE, three pairs for ..
Besides a large stock OF HSnstitched end Plain
Els F1HE LINES sHfihRsf F faIHsNS SI I9M
VESTS AND UNDERsHIRTs, &C., which
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR
win certainly buy for you.
gDoNT DELAY, as it wiz be impossible to
replace these Goods.
n. sILvERBERG,
sla SEVENTH STREET,
je7-n Near Pennsylvania avenue
pol Ar SODA
MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT,
MILBURN's DRUG sTORE,
No. sSI FIFTEENTH STREET,
myls-sm Opposite the Treasury.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The person who has the
- LOT OF MERCHANDISE, now with me for the
last twelve months, viii take notice that taken
by the nrst Of September i viii Be sold to
1905 PENNEY " ania avenue,
austf Loan once and Sales Room.
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CAUTIoN-Be,care of In,postorsI-As some I'M
serupllous parties are in the habit of stating
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
that have no branch stores and that have no
connection with any similar institution i'm this
CITY. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 It'll St, between ID and f..
CowLLNG's PATENTED NEcKTIE FASTENER,
for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original
Francs, 43l eth street, between ID and L. No
branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRrs-one,
two or three pleate-eyelets, buttons OF studs
open in front or in back-all sizes-at the Origi-
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 83I It'll
street, at Popular Prices No branch stores
Buy The CELEBRATED " FRANC" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 431 9TH street. Look
Tor the name. NObranch stores. "A
THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has induced the Nessrs,
Rosenthal to secure also the agency of the I'M
proved Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine.
(Which stitch alike on both sides OF the fabric \
Either Of those machines are -frst-class; can q
as much variety work as any, and even moro
than some-high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. q j. Rosenthal, Fo. 40 Seventh street
P.S.-The Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine
is wen adapted for heavy work, such as leather,
clothing, ETC., as 1t Is for all kinds of family sew
ing, and we would call the attention of shoe
fact. : t-a-
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN Doors AND
SHoEs.-Being fully determined to relinauisb
the boot and shoe business by the LIST Of June I
am now Offering my complete stock at prices less
than cost OF manufacturing.
j. RosrNrHAI, No. 4o4 It'll street.
HExPLnR has all kinds thermo1.sters and
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draueht, at
M MdM ~ TN street, opposite Odd Fellows
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DR. ScHrxAN INDICTED FOR THE MURprp
OF HENRIETTA PADDoN.-Yestcrday the prand
Jury mace presentment against DIR. Sch1na
Tor The murder OF Henrietta Paddon by alor-
ton, some months ago, and the Indictment viii
he made out to-day by Assistant District Ar
torney Harrington. Sehuman Is In fail. =,
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LOG AL y f w 5.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

Recommendations Of Board Of Public Works
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The work and ~. Estimated Cost.

In Tuesdays STAR was published the report
OF the Board OF Pubic works to the House OF
Delegates recommending general system If
inITeyonents for this District, The following
IL a list Of
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HOG -CHoLERA.-A virulent type OF hog chol-
era has made its appearance in Fairfax county,
Va, and many Of the farmers there have lost
and are losing large numbers of their hogs
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FINE French Gilt, Oroide, Plated, Rubber,
jet and Tortoise shell iewelrv, new and beautiful
styles, received to-day at Priggs, 457 Pennsyl-
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on tiraupht, al
nan. -. 49, 3,2,3:
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THE GREAT FALLS COMPANY have generously
agreed to furnish all of the ice required for the
Children's Hospital this season without charge
THE CAMP MEETING for Hillsboro' Circuit
LOudoun county, Virginia, will be held near
HIlsborO', commencing August II.
SEE CARD of LaseH Female Seminary in
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

Mertz is a "small potato with speck IN
it," That may be so, but that sP9ck
will be the political ruin OF Judge DOW
man. Tbe, "speck " disagrccs with DEM
ocratio pojiticians now-a-days
If this is not severity boiled down,
what lisp "That speck" in the small
potato, Mertz, and which indicates rot
tenness, disagrecs with democratic poll
ticiaus now -a-days, does it, good neigh
Dor of the levee orb? Well, well you
are right, true penny. THAT speck y
of corruption has made putrid the en-
tire radical party, and, true it is, demo-
Gratis do not like it. Now, don't, we
beg of you, neighbor Of ours, make a
mouth and retort with the Tammany
cry, because, you see, we democrats
have gone back on those thieves of our
party, but you fellows of the republican
party cherish your thieves, and as they
grow efficient in thievery advance them
o more influential positions in your
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

ANNA DICKINSON will fulfil hnr
lecture engagements in the northern
part Of this state next month. The
gentle Anna, it is said, has rolled up
$4,000, very comfortable sum to be
gathered up so easily. At fifty cents
head, this is the amount paid by
eighteen thousand curious people who
wanted to see what she looked like. u
As this sharp female is not yet on the
shady side of thirty, and can, with in.
genious aids, preserve her good looks
for ten or fifteen years longer, there
will be no intolerance to her retiring
with couple Of hundred thousand dol
lars.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

165- The following passage occurs in the
St. Louis Democrats report of the Medli-
colt poisoning case: "a lawyer mot in
in the csse) who heard the medical testi-
mony, remarked that another such trial
would ruin the medical fraternity Of Kan
SOS. 1t is a subject Of general comment
that the doctors contradicted each other
upon nearly every point on which they
were questioned. They even differed in
regard to the effect of that well-known
drug quinine, which is taken by everybody
in Kansas. One learned doctor hesitated
a long time before he would say that con-
gestion of the lungs was common cause
of death. When they took hold of those
poisonous drugs morphine and atropine,
every one had different idea about them"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

WHEN the partisans of Mr.. Miller,
radical candidate for treasurer Of Alex
ander county, attempt to secure for
him the vote of Cairo by asserting he is
a Cairo man and will therefore discrim.
mate in his assessment in favor OF the
city, or as they put it: "Will change
things-revcrse the order Of past years
and make the country precincts of the
county pay twice as much taxes as
they have been paying"-when, We
say, the partisans of Mr.. Miller resort
to this kind Of electioneering to induce
the people of Cairo to vote for him,
they know they are acting the part Of
very unfair fellows. Mr.. Miller would
act under oath, as Mr.. Martin has
acted, and would be compelled to assess
all the property Of the county fairly, un-
less he would perjure himself, and every
person who knows Mr.. Miller knows
him to be a truthful and honorable
man. But the misery is, Mr.. Miller
would have very little to do with the
Office. His business could not be
neglected, and his duties as treasurer
and assessor would necessarily be per-
formed by a deputy, somebody sug-
gested by the radical trio-Linegar,
Num- and Pope-who rule mot of the
white radicals of Cairo, including Mil.
Ter, with sway as absolute as that they
maintain over the negroes. This dep.
uty, whoever he might be, would prob
ably sell out the assessment in his own
interest and that of the managing radi-
Gals, but that the city at large would
get any benefit from it we very much
doubt--we don't believe.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

bV-A Washington telegram says: "The
name of the five cadet midshipmen re-
Gently dismissed from tho Navy Academy
Tor 'hazing will not be officially promul-
gated, as tho dismissal itself is considered
sufficient punishment, numerous letters
have been received asking for their rein.
statement. A young gentleman of this
city, one OF the unfortunates, is now suffer
ing on bed of sickness from the effects of
being held an hour under we'll, and was
thrown into river besides, by the ex-ca-
dot midshipmen."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

DB- Perry Joslin, one of the Oldest and
perhaps the most eccentric Of the news
paper men of Michigan, after several
years of retirement is again editor Of the
Saginaw Enterprise, the leading journal
Of Northern Michigan, which he has en-
lsrged to thirty-six column sheet The
Enterprise was started in backwoods times,
and the first Of its daily editions were
worked of on hand-press by Mr.. Joslin
HIMSELF who has the reputation Of being
the most accomplished practical printer
in Michigan. The type-setting for the
Enterprise is done with as much care as is
exercised in book-work, there being as
much heed taken to secure even spacing
between words as 10 taken to secure cor
rect photography. A popularity of the
Enterprise is that it publishes no liquor
advertisements. Though member of no
temperance society, Mr.. Josln has never
been known to permit the printing of a
liquor advertisement in his paper, and
any word or sentence which alludes in any
way to Intoxicating drinks is carefully
eliminated from all manuscripts or selec-
tons intended for the Enterprise. I'm
mense quantities of whisky are drunk anc
sold in the two Ssginaws, but this peculiar
daily newspaper Aourishes without it, and
makes out to be as interesting as the 9TH
err Michigan papers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

EdS- A new Bonapartist organ of Paris
publishes letter addressed by the En-
press Eugene to tho Gar of Russia, dat
ed last September year, soliciting his
influence in the interest of peace.
This letter, as we'll as many
other valuable and authentic
documents, has been published so often
that it is confidently believed Russia had
serious intentions of aiding France, but
Bismark, by successive strokes of policy
andarm', put it beyound the power of he
Bear to give aid to the weak sister with
out endangering his own possessions to
attack from all quarters.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

The San is cruel when it says that
Mister Squire Judge Dr. Postmaster
Mertz, will, if elected, have an eye
single to the public good, 1t does not
become anybody to thus make joke
out Of misfortune.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

LOUISVILLE butchers make inferior
beef look like fine, fat, juicy meat by
a process they call blowing Louis
Williams should not stand this. We're
blowed if we would.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

OUR little neighbor Of the San SAYS
the s3,OOO,OOO voted to Chicago by the
state was not gift but the payment of
debt. This is putting fine point on
the matter. Everybody who knows
anything about the canal enterprise
knows it was grand steal by Chicago,
city that has been in the habit of
stealing every thing that it could get its
hands on. The work on the canal was
Tor the benefit of Chicago, and there
was no good reason to require the bal.
ance OF the state to pay for the work
II Chicago will now stop short with
the modest sum Of $4,000, 900, the cit
liens Of the state who are not Cb;c,,o.
ans will have cause for the most mo
found Thanksgiving; but, the dance,
is, old sticks like the man Mer,z rad;
cal candidate for senator in this distric
being members Of the General Assem-
bly,, will allow the Destroyed City
steal and steal and steal, for years
come
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

llcan, for Governor, had 4,tse majority
Inc total Republican and Democratic vote
On auditor General was 553,5os. The
temperance candidate received a little
over 5000 votes. The total for constitu.
.,onal convention was sa2,2sl; against
'1'o'a; msjority for convention, 26o, 1853.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

CHICAGO gave Grant house of the
value of $4,000, and that liberal soul
when Chicago had been leveled with
the plain by fire, munifcently contrib
uted $1,000 If the general goes:: on
in this reckless manner, scattering his
money to the winds, he will beggar
himself aud family
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

The Evansville Courier, which has
for long time been an enthusiastic
advocat, of the nomination of Mr..
Hendricks for the presidency has flop
ped about until it has got on the
Schurz platform, and now suggests the
disbandment Of the democratic party.
fittings is workin'."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

WE NOW HAVE MARTIAL LAW in
Chicago, Texas and South Carolina,
Senator Brownlow says he believes
martial law ought to be proclaimed and
federal troops sent to every district in
Tennessee, and that he would not hest.
tate to support such proposition in
the senate Of the United States. This
is the fruit of radicalism. Since the
accession of Gen, Grant, the people
have been assured by his follower
that his numerous violations of estab
iished law "are of no consequence, ;
That they are questions Of vital inter
est to the nation, is proved by the grad
ual encroachments of military powt
and the supine Indifference of the pc,
pie to its blighting effects.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

ny IL is stated at Washington that a
movement is on foot among certain Yves.
ter Republican Congressman to inaugura.e
new revenue reform movement in the
House this winter and to urge Speaker
blain to constitute the Ways and Means
Committee in that interest.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

We suspect that the schurz. Blair
Missouri Republican movement means
Gratz Brown and him elected presl-
dent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28
16r The tonnage statistics of vesse'

VA The tonnage statistics of vessels
engaged in the coastwise trade of the
United States for the year ending June
80, 1871, do not show marked increase
over the tonnage of vessels engaged in
the cod and:: mackerel fisheries. There is
slight falling off as compared with the
previous year, while the vessels engaged
in the whale fishery were reduced duriug
the past fiscal year from 299 to249, fall
ling of Of over $500 tons. New Bedford
whalers are now numbered by the score
where they were formerly by hundreds.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

cessive oIigarchies, and will have no
Government, no country
After this grand roll, Mr.. Davis
states few automatic truths, denounces
the supreme court as failure, fires a
perfect broadside at Grant, and con-
cludes, standing in the glare Of the
brilliant light CT his own astonishing
rhetoric, by declaring that the demo-
cratic party cannot succeed by nominal
ing man who endorses the doctrines
he advocates, and should, therefore,
nominate man whose paramount quail
fcation should be strength enough to
beat Grant. "There is such a man"
cries the eloquent long talker, "he
stands gloriously revealed to the peo-
'ple Of this nation in long public life.
and in one of the ablest, broadcast, most
patriotic, and purest administrations Of
the government that have ever
blessed our country, in the person Of
Willard Fillmore. Let the demo-
cratic party maintain proudly and
firmly its grand and time honored or
ganization, and repeat distinctly its
immortal principles to the country and
the world but lett take Millard Fill
more upon the trust and confidence of
: his past life, and present him to the
whole people Of the United States for
the presidency, without note or CON-
ment as TO him. Let it call Camilus
from his retirement to save Rome !"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-28

We can endure great deal, but when
. crusher like the following falls upon
'dswe are compelled to let down and
cry; I" Enough Mark this from the
Cairo San of Thursday
Epvcv The yl,JJJsf;,, eaus ,h., I,s