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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

VIZ are desired 10 state that there will
be street preaching this evening by Rev.
d. B. Turney At Winters block, to com.
mence precisely At Up. IN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
LOCAL NOTICES.
lCEl ICE!l ICEllI

From Wednesday May LIST, the ice
wagon will canvass the city, to continue
during the summer months. None but
pure northern lake ce will be delivered.
HUsE, LOOMS, & Co.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

PEACHES, of a small size, said to be ripe
have made their appearance at the fruit
stores,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
AGENTS WANTED.

Agents wanted in every city, Town and Coun
", Tor the Gorhsm Linen, Book end Card
.isrker. No risk. One MARK tor = Who'll IAn
~. Addrssy A. N. kIuHARL SON, 49, Yves
dom Street, 'jAilAs'. Lee eodl nv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Go TO the Thalia for the b~.t Weiss
beer in town. b-2ldu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
CITY National Bank building.

s~-specal attention paid to orders IRON steam
boats night or day
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorised TO announce HAMILTON
IRWIN a. . candidse iorre.election to the office
OF Sheriff Of Alexander county.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
CIRCUIT CLERK

CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN q.
HARTMAN as candidate for Circuit Clerk of
Alexander county, at the ensuing election in
November next.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

EXCELLENT Weiss beer VI the Thslis.
o.2ldtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
FL. HOUPT,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.

i me STOCK o. Watches. Clocks, Jswslry, and
ePeetacies Particular attention given 10 aii
~ 70 call and COW pare prices an, charge. 4
anose SsH Bsrl thinner mare eelshyatdU vafcE
~ nnD vetch they are equsl 70 any, aud
10 thie MAJ ktt, trsasUt
nitv from Spy dsNsa. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
MT. yvasos. ILL.,, Aprl II, 1877.

MT. NrsSoS, ILL.,, April ii, ls72.
Editor Cairo Bsiisfis.
pEAR siR-Plesse to announce me Is candle
date for Clerk Of the Supreme Court, Southern
Grand Divisi N of illinois. The new constitution
provides that the Cle,ks OF the supreme Court
shall hereafter be elected at the November cleo.
ton, instead OF the June election a. hereiore.
The successor OF the present incumbents are
TO be elected this coming fall but will not qualify
until the press ut terms expire in 1873.
Respectfully,
r. A. d. wIIBANKs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.------------
ANNOU NCkM IN TN.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorizedto announce WILLIAM
HATFIELD, Of Randolph county. as can
didatc for Congress from the Eighteenth Dis
trict, subject TO the decision of the Demo-
cratic nominating Convention. 7-6td.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
FOR SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce COL. Il.
r. TONNES as candidate for Senator in
this Senatorial district.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
CHEAP GROCERIES,
THE NEW SY STEAG-
GROCERIES RETAILED AT WHOLESALE
PRICES
AT Ii. G. THIELECKES STORE.

WARRINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
80 lbs. DRY Cuba Sugar for So 90
10 ~ l 90
Ga lbs. A coffee Sugar, n. Y. Std. 90
Prime Rio Coffee for 90
80 Choice /" 90
8 Old Government Java 90
Teas and Other staple and fancy Groce-
ries equally as cheap.
Goods new, and full weight given. Call
and try.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06
A Slate Badly Cracked.

The Republican C"pn:y Central Committee
met at Ottawa on Thursday to arrange mat
ters with reference to holding the next county
convention, and to decide the mooted ques
tion whether there shall be two Conventions
one IN May, to appoint delegates to the Grant
state convention, and one later, to make local
nominations.
| 1t Is understood that the committee decided
to call county convention to meet ON the 2lst
! proN, TO appoint delegates tn the state con
vention and TO the district cong ,ssinaN con.
vehtion, and to hold another ronycni ~ at 81
later day to make nominations f,r legislature
and county officers.
The notable feature about this meeting of
the county committee was, its treatment of the
httIe manGuvre of the Ottawa Republican, in
tavor OF Frank Corwin tor congress. The COM
mlttee was made up OF prominent precinct
leaders from al. parts OF the county, and it Is
said hooted to a man at the Rtpubl.can'S httle
game, and were not only themselves, but de-
clared the main body of the party In all their
respective localities to be decidedly in favor
OF DR.. Corbus of Mendoza as Mr.. Snaps
| successor. 1t was conceded that the eagerness
OF the RepuJlicam in Mr. Corwin's behalf and
the attempt of that concern to browbeat the
committee, had etlectually LAID Mr.. Corwin on
the shelf.
The earnest protestatiOns of the editor of
the Rtpubttcdn, that he was actuated by no
post office dreams, or anything of that sort
but purely by considerations for the good OF
the great republican party in his advocacy
OF Mr.. Corwln, was treated as capital story
to be told to the sort OF people that 90 down
to the sea IN ships. II the editor was honest
in his disclaimer OF all knowledge that Mr..
Snapp had promised the postOffice at Ottawa
to somebody else, his ignorance of matters so
we'll understood in the ranks Of his own party
was little to his credit Of course the com.
mittee found no fault with the editor f,r the
maignity he had shown towards Mr.. Snapp
by publishing his ridiculous speeches, and
thus making him the laughing stock of the
district, as Mr.. Snapp had no friends in this
important little gathering OF cur precinct rad
ical leaders.
Meantime, however, during this play of the
little mice, where is Bushnells
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06
The Mile Track.

On Saturday last JOINT meeting was held
otthe Executive Committee of the La Sale
County Agricultural Beard and an equal num-
Der of the members of the Society and of the
TIottIng Association.
Major W. NJ. Taylor, on behalf of the Asso-
citation, made the following proposition
The Association to purchase the additional
land required, make and fence q mile track
free of cost 70 the Agricultural! Board, have
the use of same for trotting and horse show
purposes for term of five years, the Agricul-
tural Board likewise for the same period tor
its annual fairs
In response to q call, the Hon. VIM. Red dick
said that, as far as he was concerned, he would
object to the offer of the Association, but was
willing to torego all personal sentiments i'll the
matter, i, by the County Board constructing
and controlling the track, harmony and good
will would be secured.
A discussion then cnsued in which Messrs.
Lewis, Nicely, Wood, Taylor, Stout Wilson,
w. II. Carey and others participated The
following was then adopted:
Resolced, That il the Trotting Association,
or the friends Of the mile track, will furnish
free OF cost to the Agricultural Board seven
acres additions" land On the west OF our lur
grounds, adjoining the river, that We VIII
proceed as soon as practicable to build and
fence mile track and locate buildings for the
State Fair accordingly, and if possible after
completion Of same, hold Il June race meeting
the present year.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

The Woman's Temperance Convention at
Earlville last week pronounced" emphatic
ally in favor of Senator Reddick rs the next
Governor of Illinois, as follows:
Reolced That the Hon. VIM. Reddlck, ol
Ottawa, the originator of the Illinois temper
ance bill, has shown himself to be II genuine
statesman and true man, rs we'll as Oenc
factor Of his state, and We, the women OF this
convention, residents Of La Sale county, are
proud to name him as most eminently fit and
deserving to be the next governor OF Illinois
and We confidently believe that his name, II
brought before tho people as candidate
would unite the masses without distinction o.
party, and that he would be triumphantly
elected.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

ANOTHER FISHING CAsE.-rark Reed, who
has been so frequently arrested and tried for
alleged illegal fishing in the illinois river, was
had up on Thursday for the sane offense. The
case was tried by Squire Saith, Mr. Mayo De.
ing for the prosecution and Mr. L. ". Dewey
for the defence. The latter pleaded that, AS the
defendant had been arrested on states war
rant, he would waive an examination and give
bail for his appearance before the circuit court,
and in accordance Herewith the justice accepted
the bail of tho prisoner, who furnished eufi
cient security.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

SERENA IN RUw.-Sometmes in our
Pepper and Salt column we say things which
seem improbable, but we aim to base every
thing ON a foundation of fact. Last week we
made mention of "ruction" in the west end
of that important geographical section Of this
globe, known as Serena. That "ruction" was
a wild and reckless brandshing OF fists, and
one party became 80 badly insuted by another
party. that suit ut law was the result. The
party of the first part was defended by emf.
nent lawyers, and the jury said mot guilty"
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06
Getting Things Mixed Up.

We have received circular from the "Cin-
cinnati Head Quarters Of the Reunion and
Reform Organization,' inviting "all voters,
whether of Democratic, Republican, or other
party antecedents,' to meet in convention at
Cincinnati on the 1st of May, &c. The exten-
Siye circulation OF this document has got out
the impression that this is change of the or
iginal programme of the convention of Liberal
republicans called to meet at Cincinnati on the
lst OF May, and that the purpose is to make it
a mixed affair OF democrats, republicans, ana
anu-administration men generally. Now it is
| as well to have it understood that such is not
the purpose. The Reform Organization" is
| the invention OF some Ohio politicians of all
parties, and however unobjectionable may be
its platform and general objects, it is no part
OF the Liberal Republican movement, and It
is Il blunder, if no worse, on their part to cal
a convention at Cincinnati, to meet simu!-
tancously with that of The liberal republicans
upon whose action alone the public interest is
concentrated. At that convention, it Is need.
| lCsS 10 Say, ueiNOCTals nave no business. The
passive policy, which the mass Of the demo
cratic party have resolved to adhere to, is
wholly inconsistent with the idea Of the coun-
se!s Of the liberal republicans being in any
way guided or influenced hy democratic poll
ticians. The liberal republicans must be left
free to chalk out their own course in their
own way. II their action meets the views O!
the democratic party, they will give their
movement and their candidates hearty sup
port. Il, on the other hand, they give Us un.
adulterate0 radcaliSm and Capitalization ONLY
under another set Of leaders, it will then he 70,
the democracy to decide whether they will
consent to he towcd by such craft or whether
they will row their own boat.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

A NEW LAMp.-Geo. Thompson, the eminent
crockerv dealer on La Sale street, has new
safety kerosene lamp--ono that Is warranted
saf.-the only absolutely safe lamp yet invented.
7, ia made of metal, and cannot break and cause
All explosion by being dropped or having fallen
upon the floor, for two reasons: 1st. Because it
is made of good metal; and I'd, the air chamber
is SO arranged that the moment the lamp is re-
versed, as is always tho case when fslhng the
light is ox,inguished. Tie oil, when expanded,
goes back through tube into the reservoir, and
oil oil escaping from the lamp being too iull is
also conducted back, and never escapes upon
the base or stand whereon the lamp is placed.
1t is known "A Perkins Il Houses Metallic
Kerosene Safety Lamp" Ask for no other kinds
Mr. Thompson has also fine assortment Of
crookery, comprising full stock Of everything
peculiar to his line OF business
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

Herman Raster, Of the Chicago IStoats.ei,.
ing, has resigned the collectorship Of Internal
Revenue, his object being to remove the badge
OF servitudc 20 Grant which the Office had
placed upon him. Mr. Raster is understood
70 he devoted friend Of Senator Shurz. and
finds the administration war on his friend u
little more than he can stand.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

The La Sale Press is out this week for ID. L.
Hough MS the republican candidate for the
supreme court clerkship. How much it cost
"Dirtyittlchough," as the Press used to call
him, to get this puff frcm his old time enemy
is none of our business. We like the idcn
immensely OF making Iloush the republican
candidate for this Office. 1t would make a
sure thing of it for some democratic candidate
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

!
been elected Supervisor by 50 large majority.
| The vote stood
Supervsor-Jas II Pickens ............1 131
Iallman Libby. J4
| Town Clerk-Thos N Mason ..........l4 l42
T. X Walbridge ............ 40
Assessor-Gideon Mace ce................. 93
W W Stumph. 90
Collec,or-Chas II Green ...........7 20
T. Shaw ....... 40
John Smallden .............. 40
JAS 5 Crawford ............ 81
Com. Highways-Fred Eells. .............1 105
Frank tlsheern JG
Constabls-C W Reynolds ............13S
John Smdlldcn ............. "A
1S0 votes were cast in favor of contesting tie
validity of the railroad bonds to "A against
FARM RDGE-The following town oGica-s
were elected: Supervisor, Richard Herrick
dem. Town Clerk, Charles Poundstone; As.
SCISSOR, NJ & Curry; Collector, James Ford
Road Com, John Moss.
GRAND RAPlDs.-Elected: ] Hanna, Su.
pervlsor; l.. 5. onedaker, Clerk !; f. L. Reed, A..
SCISSOR; ). 5. Singer, Collector; l. cy Hibbs, Road
con-; r. Palmer, School Trustee; II. 3. Smith
Constable.
SENECA-Supervisor, Martin Flaherty Town
clerk, James Blake assessor, Amasa Hawks ::
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~ DkER n, "a Rk,-SuP'r'isor' Iho4 W Johns: :
.oWh C'efA' ran Bennett Assessor III WIS.,
w"II' oolIec'oT, Jehlt ". iiiam7' Commi'sloner
o' i1isN""S'' d. D. y '''''i-4''
FAIL RIVER -Superv.,or L.wls Soul, A.
Town Clerk, D Center; Collector, - Brown ;
Assessor, 5 IN Harley; Constable. Dick Daily"
Pprcr -s.,.r,i.,r w.. pr,t.-. r.n.
c,drI, a,E' n.,,. .'.', III i'NsF; own
Collector, Geo Gott: Com HlgAw.,-, Fred Kirn.
ards
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lector, Chas Blackwell: Comm, ,,Ionrr, Of Hlyh.
ways. John Cox. CDas B,ackwrInrl " u
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neil. Commi,s,oayr U,ohw',,. lnhr Fin.
rCssy. Collector. Tbomn- Hocnn.
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Cnnrc,nr IM g. n,rIs%n "p".'i N',.'N
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IoWh 'cTk; d harSh ANSr>Sor,' Thomas;
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

II. W. Gallagher, editor Of the Peru Htrald,
and7mcmher of the present Legislature of Hi
mons, was elected Mayor Of Peru on Monday,
over J. II. Mccormick, Esq, by MAJORITY Of
Is votes. Nj. Gallagher, as u member OF the
legislature, had voted against the EeddicI>
temperance b!l IN all its stages, and therefore
received the entire anti-temperance vote,
which, in Peru, is heavier than probably in
any other Locality tins side of North Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

The canal was opened on Monday its entire
length, and eye merry boatman's horn" is
heard thrilling Its gay notes TO the deleclaton
of the settlers along the "raging canawl.'
The season promises TO be an unusually active
one, not only on account Of the immense
amount Of grain stored along the canal, but
because the river Improvement promises great
ly to facilitate and prolong the 2aviga'lon OF
the Illinois river.
The Ottawa free trader., 1872-04-06

If You want something nice in the way AZ
Flour, oall At the Eagle Aills.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-08-09

Tom Murphy is out in a letter. He
did not exactly give Grant the Long
Branch cottage. He is sure of it.
What he did do was to suggest to elk
other parties to put up $4,000 each as
a present, he making the seventh. This
money-$35, 009--they placed in a
bank. Grant checked on the bank and
bought the cottage That was how it
was. Murphy scorns the idea that it
was gift, but be makes no mention of
how many Of the donors besides himself
were rewarded with Office. He took
his in the New York Custom. House. If
the balance of the names were known,
we could tell what the rest received.
1t can safely be inferred that they
were not forgotten.--Pioneer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-08-09
Proceedings OF the state Con-
VeHtIOns ut Ies v1Ofnes.

The Liberal Republican State con-
vention Of Iowa, at Des Moines, met
at the Court house in that city On the
LIST inst, and was called to order at 10
O'Clock, a. m, by J. D. Campbell,
chairman of the Liberal Republican
State convention, who nominated, as
temporary chairman, Rev. W. A. Mer-
rill.
On taking the chair Mr.. Merrill
spoke at considerable length on the
causes and influences which brought
Liberal Republicans into existence,
and brought together the body before
him. The usual committees were ap-
pointed on credentials, resolutions and
permanent organizations, but more sig
niticant ard important than ell, COM
mittee of conference whose duty it was
understood to be to meet similar
committee of the Democratic convention
This committee consisted of LIST district,
G. J. Clark, Of Jefferson %, j. d.
Campbell, OF Scott; 3D.. L. A. Gull
bert, OF Dubuque; 18th, 4. D. Griffin,
Of Blackha"i; 5th, 7. W. Griswold of
Marshall; 9th, S. Harvey, of keokuk;
7th, j. NJ. Griffith. of Polk: stb, W.
II. Hepburn, Of Page; sth, c. A. Clark
Of Hamilton.
The convention then adjourned till
the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On reassembling in the afternoon, it
was found that eighty-four counties
were represented. The report of the
committee on credentials was accepted.
The committee on permanent organi-
cation reported the following for perma-
nent officers President, DR.. L. A.
Guilbert, Of Dubuque vice presidents,
LIST district, S. A. Riley, Of Louisa; I'd
DIR. Stibolt, Of Scott; Sd, Jos. Eibeck,
of Clayton; 4tb, H. p. Herring, of
Blackhawk; 9Th, Mr.. p. O'Dillon, of
Iowa; 9th, Mr.. Tisdale, of Wappcllo;
18th, Q. D. Palmer, of Lucas; sth, NJ.
b. Duraell, Of Cass; 9th. Chas. f.
sceder, Of Woodbury..
The report was adopted. DR.. Gull
bert was conducted to the chair and
addressed the convention.
A committee was appointed to wait
on Cassius NJ. Clay, and invite him to
be present at the convention. The
committee soon returned escorting Mr.. |
Clay who was introduced to the con-
yention amid rapturous applause. Mr.. |
Clay addressed the convention in a
brief and encouraging speech and
promised to speak at length in the even
ing.
The committee on resolutions report
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-08-09
Hon. w. G. Donnan was renomin;

Hon. W. G. Donnan was renominat.
ed for Congress from the 3rd District,
\ at McGregor on Wednesday. There
was no opposition, not because Of Don
mans popularity and the certainty of a
republican triumph in the District, but
!. quite the reverse. We heard former
Grant man telling about hearing Nc
Gregor man introduced to a squad of
the delegates, most Of whom were
classed as federal Office holders We
Z saw on our way east at the time the
delegates were gathering all the Post
4 masters, Assessors &C., in Northern
Iowa. following up the convention rs
e three card monte men follow a circus
y Mr.. Donnon we are told expressed
much surprise at the nomination, that
himself and the officeholders had ma
nipulated in his interest, and then
. drew from his pocket carefully pre-
y pared speech, accepting the nomination
/ and read to the delegates and monte
men, eliciting the warmest plaudits
from them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-08-09

II. skIUrTLEwORTH, Proprietor.
Livery Stable in come elton with the
house. lv12n31yl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-08-09
The North Carolina Ele clio,

The election in North Carolina 70,
State officers, members of the State
legislature and of Congress, occurred
on the LIST inst. The contest resulted
! in the election of five liberals and three
republicans to congress, and sweep
Ing majority in both branches of tn,
legislature. In 1868 the State gave
S,2O3 majority for Grant in 1870 the
only state officer elected was VIM. NJ
Ship, democrat, Attorney General,
his majority being 1895; in 1871 the
republicans carried the state on the
question Of amending the constitution
by majority of 9,345.
At the election just held it was
thought the conservatives had elected
Merimon, governor, by majority Of
some 10, 90 to $4,000 thousand, but
as the returns come in the probabilities
are that Caldwell, republican, is elected
by small majority.
If this should prove true it need not
discourage any democrat or conserya-
tive, for no democratic paper ever
claimed the state election, while the re-
publicans claimed it by Is, to 49,
900.
Thos. Settle the president of the Phila-
dolphin convention in his speech prom
ised Grant 10000 majority in North
Carolina. Now Settle is defeated for
congress and Grant has triumphcd by
the importation of negroes that will be
needed at home in November.
The means used to attain majority
as shown in the letter of Congressman
Beck published by us some two weeks
since, leaves the moral of the triumph
against them. The registration and
appointing Of inspectors of election was
all in the hands Of the present COVER
nor who was a candidate for reelection,
and without question the bascst frauds
both in registration and in canyassine
the votes have been resorted, to gain
such victory as they have.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-08-09
ssmo Hon. Hiram Price, of Iowa, say

s'mo Hon. Hiram Price, Of Iowa, says in
- recent letter: Il was among those
- who believed that the only way to
y Gu, subdue the rebellion and bring peace to
-. the country was to whip the rebellious
esrs. spirit out Of the rebels, and wash out
ssN with blood the stains of treason" The
and q, 4Acn Hiram Should have added that he
sa1: was also among those who took the
Par best OF care not to furnish any blood of
n.ldre their own with which n ao tlo ,,...l
Y. Z. ing.