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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
GRANT IN TROUBLE.
HE Is TO BE ARRESTED AND
TRIED AS A SW1NDLER.

Many Republicans have been severely
censured for refusing longer to support
Grant. These men know Grant better
than those who denounced them; or at
least II they did not, we're more honest in
refusing to support a man who, by his
course Of conduct, has forfeited the re-
spect Of all high.minded men. That
Grant IL q cheat and . swindler has long
been known, and at last lie is likely to be
arraigned before a tribunal where, at least,
some of his rHscalities will be brought to
the light, and the people be able to judge
better of the character Of the man whom
they have entrusted with the highest office
in their gift. Ex.Mayor Bowen, Of Wash
ington, D. c., promises to srraign Grant
before the courts as aswindler and cheat.
The following letter from him, addressed
to gentleman in New York, will explain
his transactions with the Gift Taker.
"MY DEAR SIR You are right in stating
that know something of General Grants
business qualifications, as well Us his char.
acter for honor, honesty and truth. l had
business Transaction with him, In which he
cheated me out Of S25, 900 with a GOODNESS
and elaboration that would do credit to any
blackleg, as / stand ready to prove by Grants
letter and the original contract In my
possession. intended to prosecute Grant
| before our courts, and have made arrange
ments to commence suit against him ut the
next term, when the whole matter will be
shown up TO the world in evidence that can
| not be disputed. This affair Is only an index
to Grants private character. He Is misery,
| sordid man, and will resort to anything-in-
vasion or evasion of law and justice, or any
thing else that an honorable person would
despise-to put money In his pocket. His
habits are of the worst possible kind, and his
| associates of the lowest order. Indeed, his
instincts are low and vulgar, and he is never
so well satisfied as when In company with
horse jockeys, smoking cigars, drinking
whisky, and talking horse Your friend etc.
b. j. BOWEN"
Rich developments are promised. Let
Us, by all means, have them, and in such
an authentic manner that the character Of
the man may be placed in its true light
before the American people.-Chied9o
Daily Nevs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

TYLroM has this Nv. H.-A white hat
'And Q wise head" We are inclined to
believe this rather ambiguous sentence
means Horace Greeley.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

JACK WIxrER says that it is gener-
sl(y) 0rant( sd) that Greeley will be our
NEXT Prssident-tood for Jack-Hit EN-
again
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

A little boy was sent 70 store for some
ems betose reaching home be dropped
In. II answer 70 BE mother, who ask
q, add you break any ?" he replied, "No,
] 1ids't 6ssak aay. but the shells came of
fto0 souno q them"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

STATE ELECTIONS will be held in North
Carolina and Tennessee on Thursday next,
August let.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

n Leehpost Journal asks: "Doss q
- NJ Gl6als ~ asceasarily take cold 7"
p anDnos; s0A not " the law makes
q Onew IT. him."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
FOR c0N0RHss EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
GEORGE w. WALL,
Of Perry County.
MRMBER BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
JOHN MEYERS,
Of Randolph County.

THE crop reports throughout the coun-
try are encouraging.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
FL. HOUPT,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS

A fine stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and Spectacles. Particular attention given
- all kinds of watch repairing. The public
a,e solicited to call and compare prices and
aarges. Sole agent for Karl Zimmerman's
celebrated watches. As fine watch they
ne equal to any, and excelled by none In
tnis market. Presentation watches specially
,m any design. ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
EvEaYsoDY says our friend Jack Win
tsr 10 . political nuisance. The Mound
City Journal hints q much Il says:

Seventeen Liberal Republicans, with Jack
Winter At their head, held side show in
Cairo on Tuesday. They wanted TO control
the Democratic convention, but failing In the
attempt, nominated j. Blackburn Jones for
Congressman. They would have Jones or
nobody. Jack Winter will have TO take
Lessons In eating crow from Democrats, or he
VIII never succeed with his Liberal machine.
He has always been better at disorganizing
than organizing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

TIME is MONEY. %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
What u Richmond lady THINKS of
Vue de rEau.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
VuE DE L'EAU lIoTEL,}
SEwELL's POINT, VA, June 81, 1872. !
Having been some days ut this pretty
bathins-place, and knowing that you like to
supply your numerous readers with news
from all quarters, l have concluded TO send
YOU my impressions Of Fuc de Eau.
This name il most appropriate. Looking
across Hampton Roads, ten or twelve miles
wide, believe. one sees the Rip-Raps, Old
Point and Hampton. Here the james brings
her tribute to the SEA; the beautiful Chesa-
pcake stretches away to become, before OK
tending into Mary land, at once the dividing
channel and Il bond of union between the
broad land of Virginia and the two counties
on her eastern shore. Beyond, one catches
Il glimpse OF The Atlantic. ar go
From the long portico in front Of tho llo-
tel visitors enjoy this View uf the Water"
so changeful i'll its beauty, so suggestive in
its unrest, so eloquent of the nothinsness Of
time. In the morning the waves come in
apparently to deck the beach with their white
fripges; at noon the silvery surface sparkleS
beneath the rays Of the sun Us il the myriads
of stars which gcmmcd the blue sky the pre-
ceding night had been wooed and won by
the water later, its ripples reflect the bright
hues of the clouds, and ut night, In the abb
sence of the moon, they see the colored lights
which las the boats are invisible in the dark)
seem floating OH or above the water, and have
d very beautiful effect. Sometimes, when the
lightsummcrst ormsapproach, the water dark
ems and r0ugheps little, the foam crests the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

waves, and the wind whistles. One can family
Imagine, before the fog wells all, how terrible
the beautiful thing may become.
looking on these changes, one muses. on
the wonderful flood and ebb of the tide, rs
regular as the beating of tho human heart,
but having begun, perhaps, before the work
of, creation was complete, aud TO continue
for 4tught We know until the sublnerging OF
the shores Of time by the ocean Of eternity.
The hotel is only two hundred feet from
the water. 1t II II white frame building,
three stories In height On each side of this
isa wing two stories high. On every floor
poriicos extend the entire length Of the main
building and wings, giving promenade OF
one hundred and eighty feet. At the rear
is long wing two stories high, with the
windows on each side opening on portico.
The house Is well ventilated and prettily
furnished. Fish, soft crabs, and other deli
c;,cics satisfy an appetite sllarpened by sport
with the waves on Il beach which slopes SO
gradually that even the timid may venture
an apparently pcrilors distance and still
keep ga stiff upper lip"
Visits To Old Point. Norfolk, etc., Giling
and fishing excursions. facilities !nrtelcgrapll-
ing. and the polite attention Of aIl connected
with tho hotel. aid in making it Il very plea
SAINT place for rCcuperation and enjoyment.
About sixty or scrcniy gucsts are here, and
large parties frequently come from Norfolk
to spend the evening. CHIEL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
LETTER FROaE HUNTINGTON.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
HUNTINGTON, w. FA.,}

liUNTINGToN, w. FA.,}
June 10th, 1872.
Mcsns. Hjiors: Although we have had Il
good rain here. Yet the river is very low, and
unless there isa rise soon the large boats will
he compelled to stop running above this
point. Ii is strange that some of the money
that has been thrown away 10y Congress in
prosecuting unconstitutional works on i'm
practicable rivers for the sake Of "bun-
conbc" has not been expended on this great
thorought;rc, the Ohio river Perhaps il
might require Il million or two ldollarS, but
whatever the amount. il would be inSigniti-
can't il it made the river nvig;tllc for good
sized boats, at Il low Stage of water, from Gin
cinm,t to Pittsburgh.
Above this place there are many shoals, and
some below. DcspairinS OF aid from the
Government, the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road have determined to improve the navig;l-
ton to this place, and have purchased Il
lrcdgc-boat, the Terror which is now at
work deepening the water in front of the
conp,ny's coal landing.
The most serious obstruction below this
point is called Twclyc-Polc Bar, near the
mouth of Big Sandy. The Terror will short
~ 20 to work at that, and thus make Il cham
mel at low water by which the boats may
come this far.
There have been already several mishapS
above here, caused by the shoal water. A
short time since one of the Pittsburgh coal
tow-hoatS, coming down, wrecked several OF
her boats on the Guyandottc lar, at the
mouth Of Guayandoltc river, causing loss
of several thousand dollars. On lust S;tuf-
day Il large raft Of sawed lumber from the
Alcgllany river got aground two miles above
here, and split in two. They got of. how
ever, after much labor, and proceeded on
their voyage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
PROPOSALS.

GALLEG0 CoTToa MrLLs.
RICHMOND, Va, June %, 1872
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElyED at this Office until JULY 18TH for the
following bill Of GOOD iiERCfIhNTABLE YELL
Low PINE TIMBER: 5s}l:ta -5 81 ff4
40 pieces 10 feet long. 11Sl7;
81 pieces 10 feet long, 8xI0;
~ posts 25 feet long, sxi2;
81 posts 10 feet long, sxI2;
4. posts Is feet long, sxl2;
s l7s posts 30 fcctlong sx12
30 raftcrs. SC feet long, axle and 3xs;
About 150, 900 feet flooring 3xia or 5xl0;
About l5O,oo0 feet flooring Il Ivy or wide.
FRna aud specifications can be seen by calling on
PETER G.. WARWICK, at tile Gallego Mills.
it
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The s,rOIlS.

Utter JAMES RIVER, FA.,}
..... June 2S, 1872.
Farmers are busy with the harvest. We
have the finest crop prospects Of any section
in the State. Three gentlemen met ut ono Of
my neighborS' one from Missouri, the other
two from Maryland. The MiSsolrian said
we had The best crops between here and his
home; the Maryandcr5 said between here
and their labiation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
NsAd,1HsTEasf. &c.
HI'UK SALE,
l. ALARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.

,-,, ,.,r,,
N'Oh SALE,
Il n LARGE LOT OF MACHlNERf.
T. 1lDlSTlNG-H4MtlSE, aIout la-horsc power,
mounted on Wficcls, suitable for quairying.
wrcrkiu.., Dilc-,lrlving. &c.. with or without
,2-IpkSE POWER tIpklGIIT ENGINE and
roll k'p on ono hcd Mate
our S-IItII;SE POWER HORTICULTURAL EN-
CINE. mounted on wheels:
One s-ilORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
aud koiLEh. $1,000
Goth of The above can ne Srrn running az our mop
One NEW l2-liokSE ~" Elk ioRlAbLE LIN
, r.Hi;;r :, ,,,pcD po,rpp c,r,r,nS
onc HEW W-luhSr ,on TN - ~ ,T An;
T,EhlNE' VIII =" hce'er i'teh' h'''''ice
valve; <,, -,x,.,,,, ,
one 81 ~, J., M. ie-iioi'>E ~" Elk SlA-
lnINAhn r,rES,Nn', nn,rry ,,,p,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
SEWING-ls.AGB5EEHiS.
WILCOX a. GlDBS'S
SEWING-MhClIINES.

CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS, I
RICHMOND, VA.)
Dear Ml'lam,-Thc value of Il sewing machine can
bc determined accurately and beyond pcrldvcnturc
by giving II 4 thorough and impartial trial ut your
TRIAL
own home: and that you may know all You can of
the WILCOX & GIBBS here freely offer you one
without imposing upon you any obligation to pur-
WITHOUT
chase unless 1t proves perfectly satisfactory; no
charge FOR IT.; use, carriage, or instructions upon
CHARGE
1t. Other machines taken al fair prices for the
Wilcox & Gibbs. also accommodate those Win
wish To- purchase upon the insalmcut plan. AMI will
give full Instructions to I'LL at their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Dear in mind you are welcome to the use of Il ma
FREE.
chine FREQ. Yours, very truly,
H. 20 JAMES T.. \. GlEl;S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
GALLEGo COTTON Mills,

thLLRGO COTTON MILLS,}
RICHMOND, June Is, Is72.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- crived ut this office until July 9Th for laying
about ONE MILLION OF BRICKS. Plans and
specifications can he seen by calling on
PETER G. WARWICK.
IL cp-tw mt the GatIpgo Mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
s,QJHsssERs DEALERS.
DENTISTRY.

NEW AND VALUABLEINSTRU So
MENr.-llavlng added to my case OF Instruments
ono of Or. MorrIson's celebrated BUR ENGiNES,'
am prepared to operate upon the naura teeth
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGU E to the patient,
and also with greater pidlty and thorougncss, than
Is possible "a be obtained by the hand.
JUD. Is. WOOD, ID. ID. 8.
OFFICE: No. 5 Ninth street. mp 3o-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
t'ioi., ht.,sltg s,rai,tiN.

s# 49," ~>HE~ i>rrRN.l RryIArr. 4ss,S-
81 -''. I"'h Nt>h"ci Of hc"rg,d,
AZ '"""' !. '''.--f. Is. B,ht,tr. E&f.,
n "'. .'''. ~'r, Ia reply /" y"ur> OF
Il ~ instant | hay" 10 inform You that
q '.~''' erroneous IMPRESSIONS in regard +"
d ,.."~ro', "I 'h"art Of Congress of June
q a. 49,. :, h"'nt L" IT." d>lillaiion OF brandy
" o"I'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD CO.,l
RICHMOND, June 2, 1872. I'll
DICINIOND AND DANYlLLE RAIL
IN KOAD.-Ou and after SUNDAY, June 9Th,
1872:
Train No. 3 Through pnssengerl leaves Richmond
daily except Sun'iays) ut 5:p 4. NJ: leaves Dan-
Vile ut 1856 Z. ~: arrives at Greensboro Ut $3.50
| z. NJ.
Train No. 8 Uynrhburg passeGger) leaves Rich
mOnd daily at 0:lO a. NJ; arrives ut Lynrhbiire al
rr,in NJ" II Through mail and expressl leaves
Richmond daily at l!5 L. NJ. leaves Dauyiie daily
at 9:5e Z. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro daily at l.2S
GOING EAST.
Train No. J Through ma and exprrssl leaves
Greensboro daily AT a. Nj: leaves Da.lvle
| 'laly at $40 A. Nj; arrives at Richmond daily az
Train No. Through passenger, leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Suudiys)a At liO A. NJ; leaves
OanyilIe al Is: L. III; arrives at Richmond at 800
Pm.
Train No. 0 CLynchmIrg rasscDger) leaves Lynch
burg daily ut a. NJ: leaves BurkeVic nj L.
NJ. /: arrives ut Richmond at o'clock T.. NJ.
trains the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. connects at Burkevlllc with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south. s0...e
Train No. IL connects ut Greensboro with train for
| Raleigh; arrives there ut 715 A. nj. Passengers
leaving Raleigh at 7:l5 L: NJ. connect at Green's
| boro' with train No. | for Richmond.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
Richmond and OF X. +. WALLER, Agent OF the AZ.
lantic Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, 30. 1879 Main
Papers That have arrangements TO advertise the
schedule OF this company VII p1s2ss sint ~ Above.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
ent. '''' jc7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
sYlNFECFI0NERIEa.


hY ESSINA ORANGES.-100 boxes extra
ltR prime MESSlEA ORANGES,
SO boxes extra prime MESSlNA LEMONS,
ah cases ITALIAN MACCAR0Nl,
60 boxes fresh LAYEl. RAiS[NS,
80 caddies LOTTIER'S STRAWBERRY
TWIST TOBACCO, made expressly for re-
tall trade, Of the very best stock, and snid To
he tho best chew" 0Et. frsde supplied.
LOUIS j. lpISSikuS,
an 10 Jag Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
WATER FROM
TIE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTETOuRT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The proprictors of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, So highly esteemed ~ i remedial agent,
IN order to have Il within the reach of the public,
have had Il put up In lIALF-GALLON BOTTLES,
In cases Of one dozen each, aud placed II OIL sale
mt accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive of the character of this
WATER and its application to diseases: &c, may
lc had of the agents for the sale of the WATER In
Richmond and elsewhere.
We append n letter from J. V. Daniel, Ed atior-
ncy at law, a highly respectable and well-known
citizen of Richmond:
John Herbert Claiborne, EsY President Blue Ridge
Springs Company:
have repeatedly and continuously used The water
of the Blue Ridge Springs, AMI with long eApt.-
rnce of the waters Of nearly al OF The mineral
sprugs of Virginia, and of several OF these OF other
States have never found any superior, nor, If taken
1T distance from their source, amy equal To those ni
the Blue Ridge Springs rs u sure but very gentle
aptrient, tonic, aud regulator OF the stomach anu
ylsccr; Unlike any other mineral water WITH which
am Acquainted, Its efficacy seems unmpaired by
k,eping le,t In lass-ur by exposure 10 the air.
have used 1t witt, great advantage from cmiloh
filled twelve months before. ] have sometimes
Thought that perceived what others t this city fell
convinced that they perceived, decided ana safi-
.ary effect on the liver where torpid or aistrticted
For home use decidedly prefer II To amy other mill
eral wafer.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
P.V. DANIEL, Jr
Richmond, "a. May 18th, 1872.
This water Is for sale In Richmond, Va, by
PURCELL, LADD Il Co.. Druggists,
1916, corner of Main and Thirteenth streets.
je lo-sot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

On and after Tuesday. June 25ih until further no.
lice, train leaves this dc;,o: for
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND lDSTON, md ALL FONTS WEST,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

dfHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.--On SATURDAYS, commencing June
s0fh. train leaving Richmond ut i:i5 Z. nj. will run
directly through In Staunton arriving at IL p. NJ;
returning. will leave Sfaunton ON Mondays ut a.
", arriving 1T Richnondat $3.50 a. NJ
A. LII. PERRY,
je ol-3w General Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

RICHMOND AND DAsyI.TR RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE GEN'L TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT,
RICHMOND, VA, June Is, lsf2. } Z,
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after SAT-
~ URDAi NEXT, until further notice, an &C
COMMODATi0N TRAIN will run between Rich
mond and liurkcvle, leaving Richmond every
SATURDAY at $40 T. M, arriving at BurkeyiIle ut
1-o p. NJ. Returning, leave BurkcviiIe on MON
DAY at 81. a. NJ, arriving in Richmond at sos A..
NJ. This train will stop mt NIL way stations. ~
JOHN II. MiCMuRDO,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
+. NJ. Il. TALCoTT, Engineer and Superintendent
jr 2i-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

ut {: O'Clock l.. NJ. Instead OF L. NJ. rs formerly
and for WEST POINT daily at same hour. The
Sunday train for West Point leaves at 5 A. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01

NICTfNONU. FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
GENERAL SUPERISTENDEST'S OFFICE, sE
kIcHMosD, VA. Jnly LIST, Is52.s ,ss
WORCESTERSHIRE bound West ria
faltiDi1rn and Ohio railroad will bysakipg the
T. NJ mail train hence connect with the 9i7 i. NJ.
road. 80 - 80 49,. IL
by The a:io +. NJ train theyw win connect with the
I'D ". NJ Train ut Relay iioac, same road, the
former Icing the quicker line for points west E7s
DAY NAH, TRAINS do not stop MT hungary
ktily's. WoOdforrfs itane. or Potomac Run, 80
NIGHT NAH, TRAINS Ito not stop nc any of The
above points, except Chesterfield nor do they stop
1T EiclIland. E. i. ID. NYEgS,
ly1 GenerRl Superintendent.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-10-30

HoPE.-True hope is based on
energy of character. A strong
mind always hopes, and has cause
always to hope, because it knows
the mutability of human affairs,
and how slight a change often may
change the Whole course of events.
Such a spirit, too, rests upon itself;
and if at last all should be lost, it
has saved itself, its own integrity
and worth. Hope awakens cour-
age, while despondency is the last
OF all evils; it is the abandonment
of good-the giving up of the bat.
tie of lie 20 dead nothingness.--
He who can implant courage in
tile human breast is the best ply.
sician. To seek to govern men by
their fears and their wants, is an
unworthy purpose; the desire to
rule by means of cowards is of itself
cowardice. Love inspires courage
and hope, and this is doubly the
giver and preserver of lie. What.
soever teaches us boldly to com.
bat the manifold evils and assaults
of life, enables us to win the crown
OF victory. Special care, there
fore, ought to be taken in educat.
ing to teach what true education
is. as well in social and domestic
as in public affairs--and by what
means it may be best consumma.
ted
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In accordance with the above. the fol
lowing persons are appointed Managers OF
Election for Greenville County:
No One, Dunklin Township, place of vo
ting, NJ Davenports; j II Latimer, .obn
Thompson, 1srael Berry.
No Two. Oaklawn Township, place Of
voting I Wares; d Sullivan, JD
Charles, Richard Lester.
No Three, Fairview Township. place of
voting X stones; X Stone. Noah Cans
non. David Morton.
No -Four. Grove Township, place Of yo.
tiog John Charles; w W Tarraut B
Charles, ID b Finley.
No Five, Austin Township. place Of vo
ting Bethel Church; Andrew Forester,
Wesley Gaines. II II Brsmlett.
No Six. CAN'T Township. place of voting
w @ Yeargin's; IL Lenderman, W I
Shockley, E Rodgers.
No Seven, Butler Township, place OF
voting B,tesville; T ii Cole. b G Handy,
& B Ha,chiags.,-
No Eight, GreenvilIe Township. place of
voting GreanviIle G II; III Schofeid,
j Hillhouse, Zion Collins
Nc Moe. Chick Springs Township. place
OF voting Chick Springs; J W Hooker, W
Green. Warren Pool
'o sS"t effp hoUUtutW township pace
OF voting N Parrs: z Hooker, Reuben
Loftis, Thos Thompson ~. {
No Elsven, O'Neal Township, place Of
voting Double Syringe Church; J NJ Car
mao, M Crotwell. W G Curry
mo Twelve, Baies Township. place of vo-
ting Wm Vests; p b Benson, J A Dill, Jr,
NJ l. West 4
No Thirteen. Highland Township. place
NJ voting T j Mitchell's; David Cannon,
William MeKenny, Jr. Joel Farmer ~
No FourteeD, CLASSY Mountain Township.
place Of voting, q w Center's; W d Rob-
ert'on. l. Bowden, Matthew Bruce.
No Fifteen. Saluda Township. place of
voting, II Goodwin's; A A Stewart, W
L Blackwell. Alfred Ward.
u No Sixteen, Cleveland Township, place
ct voiiog. Alfred Hoods; II Duck worth,
Joseph Hardin. w I. Anderson.
Tbe hrst named on ca III lIst is Chairman
o. OF the Board Of Managers In their respective
townships. and the Chairman Of each Board
Us requested TO meet at Greenyille @ H on
Saturday, I'd. or Monday, 4th November.
for the purpose Of receiving the Ballot
Boxes aud instructions.
s.,I,gs JOSHUA PRUETT.
Chairman Board Of Commi,sione,. "a
Election for Greenville County, ~
Grsenville, 8. c., Oct. 2sd. 1874. 2a-a
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