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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-05
COUNTY DIRECTORY

TIME OF HOLDING COURT.
ID Monday in January, Sd Monday in juno, 2 W.
Sd 1" in March, 4th - in Sept W.
4th I" in May, I'd = in Nov W.
COUNTY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS.
ge-Hon. Chas A Mayer, Lock Haven.
As'te .Jud ges-HOn. Samuel Clyde, Clearfed.
Hon. Jacob wilhelm. Grahamton
Sheriff. Cyrenus Howe. Clearfeld
Prothonotary, Aaron C. Tate,
Reg. Rec. Asbury ". Lee,
District Atty, W. NJ Mccullough,
Treasurer. Lever illegal.
Co. Surveyor, s. + McCloskey, Curwensville
Comniss rs, 0thellO Smead, N.Wasbingto
Samuel Shaffner, Clearfeld.
Samuel II. Hindman, Glen Hope
Auditors. Clark Brown Clearfeld.
Price A. Rowles, n. Millport.
John ID. Miller, Hurd.
Coroner. James A. Moore, Clearfeld
CoSuperind'tG Geo W. Snyder, D."
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II Q NJ E S FOR ALL.
THE
Land OF Flowers and Perpetual Growth.
FLORIDA,

THE ITALY OF AMERICA
Is not excelled in Climate by any of tn. United
States, ami it may be doubted whether it can be
eGUaled in the world
Located on the very borders of the Torrid Zone
still heT situation between the Gulf of Mexico
and the Atlantic ocean is such that she is swept
alternately by the winds of the Eastern and Wes-
tern seas, and relieved from the burning heats
which prevail in other Southern States; and thus
II happens that by the joint Infiu of latitude
and peculiar location, she is relieved on the one
hand from the ri gers of the Winter climate of
the Northern and Middle States, and on the 9TH
er' from the ext-eme Eeat with which aot only
me southern States but in the summer time the
Northern States are characterized
settlers have not the bardships to undergo tn Mt
nave been the lot OF the pioneers " no opened nm
and developed our harsh Northern Iatitudes Tbe
entire year peTyctW1i season, of .,,o,,fb obIs
10 produce and send to market all the prodnc,;ors
OF the JrOplca' and Temperate Zon.s rr,,k, and
months in advance of an4 Otj,sr locaIitv ami ot a
season icheH aH sHch pToaHctioUs.d,e iururous
and command the rsry Il, ,gh<st prices
THE FLORIDA IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
under the auspices Of TIE STATE Of E2orida, pro
pose to furnish lands of uniform good 1,,af,t,,
and upon which can he raised Vegetables Fy,,it,
etc common to the more Northern elm ates and
Tropics. "a '"e
Such selected lands in the BrA1ru,rsr n.-. oe
'h1 TtTE- and of the best quality
e company have Issued pamphJet of IaS
pages, containing full and reliable informal
.oneethns tIorida, its Climate Soil. and Produc.
Iii "sAetch OF its history, which the Com
25 cents. f"se' on receipt OF
For other information or circular, aad,.,,
THE FLORIDA IMPROVEMENT coup.xy
"a PARK Row, New YoRK.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-05

CALT' SALT"-h prime article of ground
- um salt. putrp in patent SACKS. for sale chea
at the sto,e Of R. MOSSOP.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-05
g PORT Err SHAW. ID. D.
Office m MASONIC BUILDING,
CLEAnFIELD, Pa

Putting of the NAIURA AL TEETH in healthy
preservative and useful condition, il made a
speciality Diseases a nd malformatiOns cOmmo on
to the mouth, jaw and associate parts are treated
and corrected with fair success.
Examinations and consultations FREE
Prices for partial and full sets of Teeth MUCH
LOWER than in 1870.
1t would be well for patients from a distance to
let me know, by mail, few days before coming
to the office.
1t rs very important that children between the
ages of six and twelve years should have their
teeth EXAMINED.
BY Anasthesia teeth are extracted WITHOUT pa in
February Is, lS7I-tf.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-10-05

The settlers Of Southern Kansas. at a
meeting held at Baxter Springs, "a few days
ago, past Il series Of resolutions ,mlnAyirg
something nc., under tho sun. They want
a new constitution for their State, and to
prevent a large monopoly, they favor the
passage Of an act 20 forbid the sale of land
to persons already owners of suiiiciencv,
ant to limit the amount that persons not
Owners may acquire by purchase or descent
to one hundred and sixty acres. As ma
tional measure, they demand the revocation
Of all grants Of land to railroads. except so
much as may he necessary to the working
Of the roads and tie passage Of an act of
Congress that viii secure to actual landless
settlers upon public lands onc-quarter see
ton each, free of cost, with vested right
from date Of settlement They demand
the repeal public and private, to the end
that there shall he but one kind Of money
for rich and poor alike. They favor the
immediate payment Of the National debt,
ing law, and believing that money should
BE coined ont Of the cheapest material, they
demand that the government shall make it
Of paper, issue it directly t. the people,
and make it legal tender for all debts ac-
c0rding to the terms of contract: strict
revenue tariff opposed to the So-called pro
lection theory, and deuounce the acts of
Congress, which, under TIE prctence If en-
forcing the 18th Amendment, clothe the
President with the power Of setting aside
the sacred right Of self-government and
using the armed heel oc his troops to secure
his reelection.
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Geo. II. Chase, Il messenger at the
postofice department, and Frank McGraw,
4 watchman at the state department, have
been arrested on the charge Of rob1irg the
latter department. Of number Of GOLD and
silver treaty seals. The accused on being
taken to ,he police headquarters; finding
the detectives were IN possession Of the
proofs If their guilt, confessed to tie lar
ccuv Of seven seals which they hal mcite I
and sold, and earnestly begged they might
be lenientlv dealt with, as it was their first
offcuce. Acting under the direction of the
prisoners, the detectives recovered a num-
ber of gold and silver nuggets into which
the seals had been melted and which they
were assured were what remained of the
seven seals which they confessed to have
stolen from The treaties in the department
oS state several weeks ago. The depart
ment claims that ten seals have been stolen,
as that number are missing. One of the
seals was attached to the Turkish treaty,
one To the German convention, and others
10 different treaties between the United
States and foreign countries. The seals.
most cf which are GOLD, were enclosed in
circular boxes, some of gold and others Of
silver, about an inch high and from three
to five inches in diameter. Their money
value is of course not of 50 much consider
alton as the embarrassment unlor which
the government must necessarily labor to
replace them on the important documents
from which they were stolen. The value
Of. the melted silver recovered was SIS,
while that of the gold was several hundred
dollars. 1t is roughly estimated that the
value of the stolen seals is between S40o
and $500.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-10-05

THE participation of Hon. Alex. W.
Randall in the Wisconsin campaign cannot
fail to have an appreciable effect upon the
result in that State. The personal iniu-
oncc Of Governor Randall Is very great. and
he is a most happy and vigorous speaker.
lie was for four years the Republican Gov
crnor of that State, and subsequently a
member of President Johnson's cabinet.
His political antecedcnts are very much
the same as Judge Doolittie's, in whose
behalf he enters upon the canvass. There
is gratifying assurance that the voters Of
Wisconsin viii hear the mon>trous blum
ders and abuses of the radical partv ax-
posed, during the present campaign. IN a
manner that viii prepare them to aid in
ousting Grant in >, # It does not carry the
State this fall That it may do both IS far
from improbable Chicago Times, 21M.
Some queer scores cnsue in Wyoming
whge women vote, serve on luries &C.,
ike their lords and masters. Recently six
married ladies and as many gentlemen
were impaneled upon a murder case there,
and it became necesesSarv to lock them up
all night. Three of the husbands stormed
and raved al the Judge, and half dozen
children made the Court House ring with
their cries; but the Judge was ineTorable
and put them under lock and key.
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BU SINESS DIRECTORY
j. y. yTAEsEkNAy.

j. ID. MARKHAM,
tt2qrPey 1 snd Coug.s,. At Iar ee on corner Of
&. A. FORREST,
corner ot York aud S tN'h--t-.. n init VOC. 44-yl
yvALEkEk & ygEE1gE,
at@syb ovr The eTd p coSnteori e. law ce on = s
II. :. PEERPoNT,
Attorney ard Councillor at Law, Two Rivers, Wis,
VIII attend 70 Coiiect.s nd her business IL m.,i-
toWoc County and vicinity l2iiyl
Z. f,. TIkEAT,
Attorney At Law, snd D-tIcf Vito for Manitovvoc
County Corrections promptly attend 10. ofce on
Buh lo-sr., betwee fichth and Mn b. y 4iy
GEORGE y. sg00nsN.
Attorney and Councillor at Law, aod Court Com
mis.io,er f2r Manit,,@oc county al b9sines-
tended TO- Advice h Der, ,iyen, Tor w,ch reason.
sSle ee6 6hags is VIII 'e de Once on be
DIR. a. j. PATCEEEN,
Dentist. once in Sherna n's new buiidLg on Fshth
t tse lsn T6' w" Pat Fl IT,, Gu ar atfniio srn AZ
warranted. Teeth extract d vi hout PAIN 1ai4yl
II. y. BAECOn,
Physician ard SURGEON Particular stteDtion paid to
the treat Of difficult and tic4l csse. aud 10
srs oveT smith rieiser tore gi rds itft at + 4
j. Kobin-o Lrus Sto e. viii be promptly attended 70
CEGaS. T. yVENTON,
Veterinary Surgeon. cnr.s bing Bones, Spavns, etc
etc catcs warraot, d, or no charges made. UltCe
snt chicago. IA itoror, T.. I244yi
n..,.....,,,,.,.
III tIcr Of G pUcr. tn and She tr Els hth
St, south side, near the B idse. Msnttowo", %t.
l24iyl
E1crzprT syyT-s
Spfs-A - = h--''
Dealer n stow; al-9 Manu- tncr oi In, Sneet
Etsli h-st., between ) ork ButTato, daqtravor.
Wis lZ-iiyl
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Iommefc1al7'-. htt"e. Eighth ~ q N.nth Nanl'3-
din ~, H. ~ nm. Ron ''.',o .
astisisct.on cHaranreed. y liy.
SGrs'E,EGys r-.;'.~r,rs% Fz1Frgr
- "
frsuklin-s'.. Naui.or e. nis " kctte' hc:r". Pro
irto- the large brcs add ton ,cc' HtN hpit has
b-rn u-t' I'd .ycalltnt sty, ktug n Df tn
latccsi I'd ulo-t c .up'at. tui,I. IT, Iaui.uuuc.
s III ~ 1. - 3 II = On !" "a ' h.u', y ne
D, sarz.rs
Y uholr'ale and Rita eal,r sts. Caps, FWs
G ~ Nitrc'-, K les c'c. shti--t, hniwr. ~ 80
Su1 & mmc~c. :, H,-tow i2Ai'l
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4 iudicious wife is always shipping off
from her husbands moral nature little
twigs that are growing in the wrong direc-
ton. She keeps him in shape by continu-
al pruning. If you say anything silly she
viii atectionately tell you so. If you de
clare YOU viii DO some absurd thing, she
will find means of preventing you from do
ing it. And by far the chief part of all
common sense there Is in the world belongs
unqueStionably TO woman. The wisest
things which man commonly does are
those which his wife counsels him TO DO
\ wife is the great wielder of the moral
pruning knife.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-10-05

\ TEACHER of vocal music asked an old
lady if her grandson had an ear for music.
"Wa'al,' said the old woman, Il really
don know. Won't YOU take the candle
and see -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-10-05
CONFECTIONERY STORE
AND
Ice Cream & Oyster Parlors
WILL BINkLEMAN,

IEIGIITH ST SUJTH SIDEI
has constantly on hand a choice selection
Of Confectioneries. Green AMI Dried
Fruits, Stationery, Toys Yankee Notions,
Tobacco, Pipes &c Thankful for the
past patronage, | kindly solicit continu-
nee. aug ST.
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EssSxs1 gAiEss q.

{Success Of Beer krrnl ueaier 10 Dry Goods Gro
rcs, Cr exc Y. FAroy Goods Gla ar. .uts ard
Shoes, Ready Aese C'o;h'"e, Pap.r. ~ giug-. Hat
and Cps. ys. Child ems Cabs, ivv Gcgse Fratlera
Bird Cage. kefo.cu" Oil, Lamp, &c a In Of
publ patroras. ted. Store : q s'rnct. be-
tween Fshth sud siDtt, Mauttcwoc. WIS. i2-.tyl
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T.. AESEEE.

Keeps all kind. OF Mea = Sausage, fHrns Lard. &C.
VIII ch he 1t il I thr lowest p'Irs IN quantity ~
KIND To- ruIt ha ANY one having 1T CItt,r,
hor.. sheep s. vii Cali Oh me and I,ctiv" The
Il CHI ire
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Attorney md Counselor at Lar sffice on corner Of
! ighth aud Quav-=.s, Hanltowoc Wls. ll-iiyI
&. \. FORREST,
Attorney and 1un-s or Law. tficr on northwest
corner ot Ork aud : N'h--t-.. " nit voc 4tyl
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Respectfully solicited, Send on your orders
and we warrant to give
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Having reftted our Office with new type,
presses, material, &c, and having frst-
class workmen, We are now prepared to exc
cute, with neatncss and despatch, and at the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-10-05

Attorneys ard C0un-elort at Law. Office on I.igh h
ct. the II st National Bank, naniro10 uSi-
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

-MlDSIGHT croquet parties are the
latest fashionable amusements in England.
1T is stated that two-thirds of the wo-
men in luhatic asylums are wives Of farm.
ers.
The life insurance companies in Ber-
lin, Prussia, are insuring lives against the
cholera.
AT San Francisco they have caught a
fish called Anarrhichas Dent-iculatus.
lie ought to be appointed collector Of the
port Boston Post. ....
The young men OF the watering places
have discarded white vests. The young
ladies use so much oil on their hair that
vest is only good for one evening on tho
piazza. ''.'
The Lexington [ky.l Gazette learns
that the Odd Fellows Widows Home and
Orphans university, anoble and philan-
thropic enterprise, now lacks only about
$4,000 of making up the grand total OF
the endowment fund, So5o.000.
Widows are privileged class in
Kentucky, being allowed to vote for
school trustees, and certain other elections
for school purposes. They are the only
females allowed TO vote in the State. Any
lady ambitious to vote has only to get mar
ried, have children become over six years
Of age and administer dose of cold poison
to her husband.
The police Vi Paris have adopted an
imaginary, and, M it turns out, very sue
cessful, plan of regaining some of the ar,
treasures and other valuables which were
stolen from the rightful owners during thu
reign Of the Commune, A notice wa
placarded in several of the streets to tn,
effect that precious stones and the lik
could be disposed Of satisfactorily at II Ger
tain shop in certain street. The thieve
fell into the trap; went to the stree
names offered their plunderlfor sale, AM
were, us consequence, deprived of it an
Of their liberty at one and the same tim,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09
PERSONAL,

Eugene Jaecard, the lately deceased
ieweler Of St. Louis, was worth million
Of dollars.
Senator Schurz is in Penniylvania
with his family. lie speaks at Nashville
on the Goth.
Carl Marx, the leader Of the lnter-
nationals, died in London, on the 9th
inst
-UYLrrE most German professors, DR..
Dollinger neither smokes nor drinks lager,
but indulges in private library Of 10000
volumes.
They say at San Francisco, "the wo-
men are bound to vote, and that's what's
the matter with Hanna" Hanna 10 the
city clerk who don't believe in woman
suffrage.
1t is understood, says the New-York
Erening Post, that Mrs. Theodore Mundt
miss Muhlbach), the worst novelist in
Europe, and Berthold Auerbach, the best,
have agreed TO make a lecturing tour
through the United States together.
The Milwaukee Guide says: "The
West Side may boast Of the youngest and
pret,iest lamp lighterin the world. Who
ever heard Of little lO-year old CIR
lighting fifty. .one gas lamps every night
She makes her rounds promptly in al
kinds of weather, running up the laddc
like squirrel, while an elderly mothe
watches over her safety below"
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09
ENDORSED BY THE RELIGIOUS
DRESS

ENDORSED BY THE RELIGIOUS
PRESS.
The Baptist Standard, published
in Chicago, and the leading organ Of
that denomination for the West,
speaks in the following high terms of
Senator Doolittle and his " competency
to fill any Office to which the suffrages
of his fellow citizens may call him.
Ex-senator J. r. Doolittle has been
nomin ated by the Democratic party IN
Wisconsin as their candidate for COVER
nor. As the Standard is neither the organ,
nor the representative Of any poIiticai
party. it is open TO US to express our n,gn
regard for Judge DJolitte, personally,
and our belief that whatever any may
think Of his views or his course upon
nublic questions, he is entitled to mention
among The very few connected with the
administration of public affairs IN TINS
country, whose personal integrity is WIN
ont stain. Ii is known that after serv-
inr twelve years as United states senator
he retired from that post OF service q
noorer man than when he assumed II.
or his competency to fill any ofhce TO
which the suirages of his fellow-citlzens
NAV call him no one will make any ques-
tion. Were it our good fortune to live IN |
Wisconsin, we should be as well pleased
TO be governed by him as by any man |
we know. So much we will say, without
intimating, at all, to what extent We
might or might not find ourselves, upon |
subjects of general politics, OF the same
mind with himself.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09
BINDING.

DOCKS, pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, news.
ID papers, tax lists, and every variety Of eIten.
s.ve printing contracted for, and PROMPTLY and
speedily executed, in the Bulletin book, job,
and new spsper "Iading establishment.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09
THE RADICAL HOAX.

THE CONCESSION CIRCULAR-A
STRAIGHT FORWARD DESIAL-THE
WHOLE THING DENOUNCED As A RADI-
CAL swISDLE.
WAsHIEGTos, SEPTEMBER 5.-The
National Democratic Executive Resident
CON mittee to day held meeting here, at
Shich The following statement was author
lZed This committee have had their
at'ehlsoh drawn 10 al Anonymous PAM
Pn'e' ehtlled Concession, or How the
Lost Cause may be Regsined and the
Independence Of the South Secured. "
now being circulated over the States. AS
though enanating from Democratic
source. The committee feel authorized
70 denounce the same as a
! FRAUD,
|. ant lhe sentiments therein expressed a,
Ss"'%g'n,stic ss. TO the principles and purpo.
mi. co, hs Democratic party. Further,
;o,, Lo.'''n'lee are Of the unanimous opin.
''A' sne same originated
,th Al RADICAL SOURCE
: - ."e 'n'ehllon To deceiye Tho NAOMI,
. anr !" Prejudice them against Inc oppi,
parry wnich can reform tbe sa,ni, o",'
, lioh OF the government and hr;nn .na,'
laws 0'"setu'ioha
(signed) sAML. l.. RANDALL
Chairman OF the Commi,,. a,
Randall, Sloan, Swami, Eidridve nm
Jehreys were personally present, An
Niolaek, Young, Merrick and Smit
represented
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09

~ CHICAGO Times correspondence
nA' interviewed Mr., Laura Fair and
gives what he term. an en,;ral,
unprejudiced opiuion ofher co.o =.
a cursory glance she is an ora;n..;,
pretty, graceful, intelligent and son;
possessed woman, ap airing abou,
twenty-seven years Of age. SIN
conversation the calmncss of her blue
gray eyes became lighted with a stee
Iy glow that possessed strong mag
henc power. la rest, her face wa
scarcely above commonplace; in action
iaint oiushes lightened across her
cheek, her eye deepened and ulowed
with strange fascination. and he,
'smile seemed TN emanation, a cent?,
'ofmaguetic forces. la the two col
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09

umns Of the Times describing the inter-
view, nothing Of special interest concern
ing the noted prisoner is given to the
public. She prefers death to impris-
onment for life, but expects new trial
and ultimate release.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09

AND still they come, The Trenton
= ieAh') Ners says; EMERSON
hTHERIDGE is sound on the new
uepaftmre-or, as he saws. i,
Is not departure, but a
continuation of those great principles
brought to life in lSGl, and that we
must Keep peace with the times. He saw.
'"s' ne cares not whether called De-
p1,'u,c's'' Conservative, or Democrat
~, 'i'efc Is Que thing he cannot stand
anu 'hat Is the name Of Radical"
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09

lhE satisfactory termination of the
bunenoarger case is to be made the oc
oa'ioH Of dinner to r, T. Colburn by
some ce!ebrities Of the New York
press.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09
INSURANCE,
W. II. MORRIS, H.H. cANprv
Notary Public, No. Pub and q. n. Com

W. u. NORRIS, II. ". cANDEx
Notary Public, No. Pub. and U. g. Com.
INSURED
HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK,
CCIDENT, LIFE,
LIN 8 U r A N G Ell %
krSA, HARTyoRD,
Assets .s4s. .oO4 s7
NORTH AMERICA, PA,
A'se's'""" 60 70
HARTyoRD, coHN,
~, 40 II
PHUNIx, HARTYoRD,
las &c
INTERNATIONAL, r,
,sss II
PUTNAM, HARTFORD,
cLEvKLAND, CLEVELAND,
Assets CTS 90
HOME, COLUMBUS,
Assets .fTs =,
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO-,
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LryR,
Assets ,0o. 900 "
TRAVELLERS, HARTFORD, LIvs AID
ACCIDENT,
Assets 500, 900 "
RAILWAY PAssKSGERs ASSURANCE
Co, HARTFORD,
INDEPENDENT, BosroS,
Assets .s02 "
Stafford, NORRIS l. CANDEE,
II Ohie Lsvee,
City National Bank. CAIRO. ILL.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09


YURNITURE.
SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
By buying your
FLU RNITUR RE
EICHHOFF BROS,
FURNITURE FACTORY,
washinEton-av., Near: Costum House
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
hessrs. Eiohhon Bro,hers desire to inform tie
citizens Of Cairo that they are. manufacturing all
PLAIN AND FANCY FURNITURE
And have nov on hand and for sale. at
Wholesale and Retail,
II kinds, and will continue to keep ., their
SALES ROOMS, IN THEIR NEW BUILDING,
\ every ulscrlPuoh OF cheaP Anu cosuy iurhhure'
| Suchas
ss- Carved Bedsteads.
~Marble Topped Bureaus,
| RS-Sideboards, Waihstands.
Ss- Warhrobos, Sofa Chairs,
na-sofss and aatrasaes,
SS-Loungcs, etc etc.,
Which they will guarantee 70 soil
TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
Than they can be bought from any other dealer ]
self. jy?bdu
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09
lFr0ul Teh By S.lq'gr D1,,/Qs, del.ys,si nt D.
fryH, ~ I5ss

f"HiW 47be.l
lot usaci hy the SCUM as ClmIus proposed TO
40 ~ the people Of Lalum after they had re-
'ied against Rome aud had been pui down bv
ihe armies oi that power When he ausst ioy1
arose ~ t1e sentl" What snail he lone with
A4s'lM a4i ~" people OF Latum p there were
s"iHe even Mere sho shouted; "COnii. cate their
ss.sPp '.3 iht.' 'hem slave There was, how.
tsei' 'pbr lhNi u.y who would have made thr,n
INV 70 ihtfoN .layes. Bat C4millu.. whose
st't,3 oi .lng- line has made kl- name nm
moral, s0u' --ns,Dr-, lc' H. make lbem fellow.
g,@-gtN ,r'' ii1- add To the power and glory of
s gus u' lhrF rebellion auI have renewed thslr
.,tse use 70 ine unlon ami the nag, mai e. the
3.'Ih people our irllDw citizens, and nm.
- " lh" f'""r ana glory Of the nation."
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-09
For President, 1872,
JAMES r. DOOLITTLE.
OF WISCONSIN.
Subject 10 the d,ctston Of tie national DEM
oeratie convention.

The New YoFk World on Senator Doolittle.l
MS record Is so consistent and unfair
nt'led Mat il may be Likened to a straight
ID's dra'ca across apu-sle-a clear beam,
nnsTer1et by the .ftctuating atmosphere
q Ameriean politics, through the past
tcsnty gears"