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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

How AN EXPERIMENT WITH RIFLE ENDED.
El'r0m the Virginia City (Nev.) Enterprise,
September 49, Alexander IIammil, Of Sill
yer city. Lyon county, day before yesterday
portnEmcd Hmn$t in-cnion: experiment with
Il United states brccCh-load!ng rifle, with
which he had previously been predicting hy
firing at a target. Ii appears that he in some
manner got two sets OF cartridges into the
gun. and. discovering this to he the stua-
ton, he did not care TO fire OF the double
charge. Having duly studied over the mat
ter. he took the gun to black<mths shop.
screwed the barrel fast in Il vice, and then
opening the hrrcch he picked out all the
powder till ne caucto the lower ball. Then
hr heated an iron rod rcd-hot, and with ii
commenced to melt the ball out. BY fire.
qucntly heating the rod lie succeeded admi'
rably till he melted hole clear through the
bull and touched the powder of the car
fridge beyond, when there was sharp and
unexpected explosion. IT shot both ways
one bail going out at the muZzlc and the
| other at the rear. The ball which came out
in the rear took but small piece out OF
Alexis cheek, and Dr.. Kirby has every con-
| lidencc that the poulticc in which Mr.. Alexis
head is now bound up will draw ont the
| ounce or two of powder blown into his face
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,,or from Petersburg.

r,rurRs IN sESNoS--THEy ES-
TrF CO.'S, -,,,. oryicr CT CITY SURVEYOR, AND
T'e'''" ro,irr NEW UNIFORMS, AND MAKE
CIV ,,,ryI ,TlcNS--CArTMN MKINSEf
e.NI ~ rpn CoNGRESS--A FEAST AND
,p q pl>wrnp1E Co'''"o' 90 ~ '''
~ -,. yn>Tu III srFrE9Nfk'
''. ,.,o3,nrc O, The Richmond plspa'cn.J
tl'H r,rrssrvRG. October !. 1872.
.,.. I,rn,il held to-day IFS regular
IhI ga; ION. The usual amount OF
w.n...,N, wv. vented aid ventilated. Aitcr
>naI '''N .,;n,,tri discussion rs II The Gcst'-
81, MAJ, ,'.I,n had depended on II. rc>oiu-
No. '' - ,.,,rd allowing the erection os
tom va. ,rrr>ruc lamps in the Fli'h
twenty '',"' c<,,rn>c Of $500. The introdnc-
War" =, g, r,,n,,,llc consideration OF TINS mo-
ton "1" a ,nr door. Of course, 10 tue oHcr
ti"n y .;,,il,r propositions having refer
Of w+" 80 ,,,r,Is and sections OF the CITY !;
r1rt '"''.""I were referred to the action OF
'..,,,or,ttr committees. ,.;,,oo $50
rjGn''.,I ";yr,qn Of the street COMMITTEE re-
=" ~ favor Of creating 'hc o,l'ce
i,..,' .,,,r;r,rr and surveyor, whose >'ifi.
@ '., - so rrr annum. Inc commit
VIZ ~ i,nr,,lrd Bills and ordinances WAS
T.. ~" ,,~,,,srr an ordinance prescribing
dr'>''. W. = ,hr surveyor, and Mr. Thomas
L. pH4a was T ,.' ,i,,, wa, elected to the va
Nr, lines - ,v,r3
,"|' ~ J ",',," ,,,mrnnrj,tion> were order
rnrlrr property. SIn1.oA: wafer ,o..'-
'o .,... ,,2i GO: Fire Committee. s-'i''o;
b'' ,,-,.,.p &I.1OG.l5 Claims commit
hs, "i"!.'.'''' ,''.,. r,mmitt,c. Sl15.62 !;
tr.. ~l-".h'' r"''t 1e,-,rs
-trr"l "l"hl"''' s',,,.,,,,1 IA ni,rchase
The Mayor "'> 'U''i',,' ,,,rn. - cost so
~" uniforms -, ~, n,..;,, # some other
p,or After the I'''I II. ,nI
,u,i;,r,> ;hr 'nNNc'. "'V|"' -, ~ there
rujn- the MON" " ;.,,,rd nv the
we '"'''' ,'',',; aud lhirtv-right
rrIN If the iu>l''S "",,' Srvnnty-,wn
deeds were "''TSI - ,hn ,,a1rc and twenty
,' .,. tn..rmrm,> were made in Elandord
four lh1'''''''''
Cemetery. :.r Of Diuwidlir
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Mrs Martha Cheatham, of Utica, AIichi
gan, recently died, and sixty teams were
needed to convey the relatives that followed
her to the grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

ENGINT ~ rnI LATE FIRE u S0RFo.K.--
The ir>,,, l'y the fire Sunday morning II,
Iuarh NOR" serious than first supposed, being
,.:'int'rd at OYER SO, 900, on which the III
-Haurv only amounts 10 81, eco. The losses
HHd Insurance N" IL follows: The brick sta
Lee. "u The corner OF Union street and 10y.
a'- lane. uWUrd hr Mr. ". ii. Turner. val
Uaa ~ @.l,lUN--mo Insurance. Brick stable
uH Union street. adjoining the above, owned
ly >lI. William Taylor, valued nj $1,000
HN Insurance. Brick house adjoining, owned
- Mr.. \. /. NJ. Cooke, valued III 1000
ago Insurance. Brick house on l.oyalfs lane,
occupied a, dwelling, owned by Mr.. W. II.
ttrG,r. valued at II .jo0--nu Insurance.
Brick hou>c adjoining the above, also II
dwelling owned hy Mr.. Thomas Botti-
more, valued AT II ,jO0-insurcd for $500.
lr~buH>r al oinjug the above. owned Ivy Mr..
". II. Brouchton, damaged to about the
extent OF 1000. covered rs policy 70 that
HtnoUmt. Brick stable on the opposite side
OF Loyalla lane. owned by Mr.. W. II. Turner.
valued al - ,2O0--nu insurance. Mr.. \. f..
>irun4'> individual loss is e>tinMa at $4,000,
uIoD which there was no Insurance. McsSrs.
Van Wyck X strong lost $1,000 i'll material,
a.. upon which there WIS no insurance. Mir.
Il. !. richardson. painter, LOST about 81 100,
insured for $500 Mr.. Maitland, harness
ln1agr, lest about $500 in nmtcrial--no insur-
anyr.
Ia the iu~holt>e of Mr.. Broughton we
learn Their" WAS II the time Of the fire about
"3,a" worth oi ice, belonging to Mc:srS.
lHnln, klWlin> 4 Co., about onc-!hird Of
which was destroyed. Upon this there was
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ingiaian and Jour
nal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

Nor SoLp.-Thc Bedford Alum Springs
property, which WAS to have been disposed
OF yesterday at auction, was not sold, the
highest sum bid being only ,O00.-Lynch-
jur1 Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

Dion Boucicault says that America has the
three best comedians in the world, and
names Joseph jefferson iirSt, Of course !;
then William Warren, Of Boston, whose
father was in his day famous manager Of
Holliday-Strcet Theatre, Baltimore ; and Les
ter Wallack. OF Jefferson. Boucicallt gays ::
" When was teaching him to play Caleb
Plunmer and Salem Scudder he took the
parts out of my hands and hettcred my i'll
structiOu"
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WILCOX & GIBBS'S
w SEWING-3TACIIlNES

NTILLCO& & GIBBS'S
w SEWING ACIIINES.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEwISG-MACliI%E OFFICE,
CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, EA.)
Dear a!a,laIn,-The vauc Of n stwirG-nachiye can
he determined accurately AMI beyond rcrtdvcnturc
by giving 1t thorough and impartial trial at your
TRIAL
own home: and that YOU may know all you can VI
the WILCOX Il GIBBS here freely offer You one
without imposing upon You any Obligation Ia pur-
WITHOUT
chase unless II proves perfectly satisfactory. no
charge for It, use or carriage or Instructions upon
CHARGE.
it, Other machines are taken at fair prices for The
Wilcox & Gibbs. l also accommodate those who
AND
wish to purchase upOn the lnstaDent Plan, and VIII
rive full instructions To all 1t tlcir residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear in mind YOU are welcome 10 the Use OF ma
FREE.
chine free. Yours, very truly, ...,.
ir 20 JAMES F. \. GIBBS.
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4 EfyUfATsDxAL.
DnHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE

IL sestg------t sess -.
The seventeenth session begins October ist, 1874.
TEACHERS
CHARLES II. WINSTON. ~. A.. President, Moral
Science and English Literature.
X. a. LEWIS. ". D., Chemistry and Natural PHI
A. k. YANCEY university Of virgintal. Mathe-
mates aud Latin.
c. +. PsRDlGUN, college Louis 10 Grand, Parisa)
o. A. ERicssoE, German.
Mrs. INDIE c. EAEkQWELL. Higher English
Mlss FLORENCE WALLER, History aud Elocu-
Miss N. G: LA.THRoP, Principal Of Preparatory
Department.
Miss SUE G. HOOPER. Preparatory Department.
Miss SUSIE APP ERSOS, Primary Department.
Professor c. w. THILOW. Music.
Professor c.. l.. PETICOLAS, Piano and Vocal
Music.
Mrs. F. c. pITTAfAN. Music and Singing.
Mrs. GItSESA A. YANCEY. Vocal Culture.
Mrs. T.. ID. HOUSTON, Drawing. &c.
For full Information as to terms, &C., see An
nouncements," at the bookstores. or apply to the
undersigned.
CHARLES Ii. WINSTON. 81. A.
DC 2-1w President.
MRS. HOWARD'S SCHOOL WILL BE
W. re-opened at Dos Main street, between Second
and Third, on the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT.
class In Belles-Lettres will be added 10 the for
mer course Of studies.
Circulars will be found at the bookstores
Oc 2-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

lr,m or CHARLES IorGHlIN.-tharI"H
loll-u him. III" ynung man Nh" was shot ny
con t4n" .llnc> Ejr}Icy in an ailray between
r.nll t'r morning Of The lGth OF S"ptcn-
',l. .fi.l ~ the hospital =. Vincent Il" PauI
% .,' lu"rIurk sunday morning. about >
r,,o,h ~u0day morning .IG>'ir" /. l..
E...p- M4> notified that lOn-hIin WIS
dsao@. and requested 10 taI," hi> Gn'c-oor-
..U, position. He wciu immediately /" the
hospital and received tho DYING mans state
;a,uf Tli~. At IT," request Of III" counsel
hrra iurthr prosecution and the defence, we
uimju from publishing.
Alter tn" death Of Loughlin Justice
N,mor. - acting coroner. h@d Il Jury tl'-
im.licl. ana held an inquest over the IT,
ur#.n> II the hospital. After viewing the
1.oi, aud hearing IT," deposition of til" d.
=, ,,,r, read. the jury, Through their foreman,
Ntjor Charles Pickett, returned the follow.
@..}"rdict:
THE Jurors sworn {" inTlir" when, how
ul hy whit m,,ln> IT," said Charles L
'uF.iIii csI'nr 10 his death, q" say: BY ;
~1H frum gun ol pistol in the hands o
I3a,> Ejc!iry OH the morning of the lGtl
H,,.ut.'
}.lnu tn" rendition Of this verdict th'
,.. a.r Issued y warrant Tor tn" arrest u
Er..,5. Tie warrant was executed by OH
.,r steele, Wllo took the prisoner hciCrt
.u,-':r' John \. Ro>~ou. Jr., on whose ordc
b. MS committed to Jail. Thus terminate
.,'' second in this singular tla%"dy.-NmJOd
L"r~u
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SEWENG-WAGEEHNES.

The " DOMESTIC" combines with its remarka.
bic Simplcity and sGse OF running great q4tetneS'
of operation with wonderful range of work
Don't fail to examine il.
AGENTS WANTED.
..UONEaTIC aEW1NG-AiAClIINE COMPANY
92i Main street, Richmond, ya.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

MRS. DR.. MUNFORD WILL RESUME
the duties Of her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
SMALL BOYS. on the LIST Of OCTOBER at her
residence ia First street, between Cary and Canal
School-room on first floor. &c l1.3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL for
I'VE YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, eos cast
Maiu street between Second aad Third. Having re-
moved to the above location the duties Of this
school will be resumed on TUESDAY, October l.
1872. Musical Department, Mrs. WILLIAM ii.
POWERS Circulars rau DO had ut the bookstores
nr Of Mrs Powers Al the schoo-rooms.
Gu
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DICuNOND COLLEGE.
LAW SCHOOL.
WILLIAM 4. MAURY. LII. b., PROFESSOR.

WILIAM n. My I. LI'' b't 7 KUF F~'VH'
Tn" Lectures In IN" Law Department will begin
tic 30 DAY OF OCTOBER proXiuO.
In addition 10 several advantages which this
School cnjuys--ts fer example, IN giving access to
important courts and 10 Large ind increasing Inv
llhrarv-thc opportunities TO get occupation, winch
peculiar facilities IL young men who would pursue
The study Of the law and yet must engage In
To The convenience Of such young men, US wei rs
10 that of young men already Mt the bar who may
desire to attend the course. the lectures Will he well
adapted as they will be delivered In the evening In
n central part OF the city. Is. PURYEAR,
50 yT-6t Chairman OF the Faculty.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
FOR THlRTY.SlX HOURS.
A PRESIDENT NOT MENTIONED IN HISTORY

PRESIDENT NOT MENTIONED IN HISTORY.
In 1852 William X. King was elected
Nice-Prcsident of tho United States, on
the ticket with Franklin Pierce. The
death of Mr.. King made David r. Atchin-
son, Missouri, temporary President of the
Senate and to all intents and purposes he
was Vice President of the United States
during the remainder of Pierce's term. A
newspaper man called on Mr.. Atchinson
the other day, and after some conversation,
said;
You were President of the United
States for about thirty-six hours, were you
not2
Mr.. Atkinson replied-Yes. You see
Mr.. Pierce's term expired At midnight
Saturday, and this being Christian coun.
try, of course nothing was done on Sun
day. Mr.. Buchanan was inaugurated at
noon on Monday. Therefore, rs Presi.
dent of the Senate, l succeeded to the
Presidency when Mr.. Pierce's term was
out. Laughter.l But had no realiza-
ton OF my high position until about 8
o'clock Sunday morning. We had been
hard at work that day in the Senate Nm.
ishing up business, and having lost much
sleep. ! would probably have slept all
day had not been wskened by some per.
sonal friends, who came in to congratu.
late me and secure positions for certain
parties. In order to do every thing in
proper style, appointed full Cabinet
and then, II was said my administration
was the most successful and popular one
ever known, there not being removal OF
appointment during the whole term.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT published q
card day or two ago, respectfully de,ln-
ing nomination for the presidency OF
the United States, in case it should be Of
fered him from any direction. Mr.. Bry.
ant was wise to write his letter of declin.
alton previous 10 the close Of the Balti.
more convention, as it is altogether proba.
bic this will be the last convention Of the
season for the purpose Of nominating
presidential candidates.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

does not then am miserable indeed. l
am doing we'll and will pay all debts that
che may contract, and supply all her wants.
? Sn 10 , sn.,. i've ,o away from me- 90 she
did not know the circumstances rs you do
know them, tuis will seem foolish but
you know mean what cay, and I fear
the consequences Of refusal on your part
for her, but II 10 no use to mention that.
You know her ss we'll as / do. DO not
refuse me. Think over 1t. Ask your
heart II you would not be happier, and I
will bless your forever.
Awaiting and hoping . favorable reply,
and wishing you well, am your erfing
friend, BENNETT JONES.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
MISS MANSFIELD AT sToK KS TRIAL.

Miss Mansfield sat with q fan in one
hand and a smelling battle In the other
listening to the evidence. When Stokes
entered the court in the morning no bowed
and che returned the salutstlon then
turning to Miss Williams she remarked
"PoOr fellow, how grey he is." She wore
q largo gold cross on her breast ard heavy
gold bracelets on her arms. She was ali
gold, jeweles and lace. The jury sat i'm.
movable, leaning toward, with eyes on
the prisoner while he told his story, and
during the examination, the court room
WIS packed TO the doors
After recess Josie stood up, and followed
by her companion, sailed out Of tho room,
with the cir Of grand the duchess Of Gsrol.
stein.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
COOL.

LATELY DECEASED, TO DR.. CAMERON
on MATRIMONIAL COMPLICATIONS.
From the Memphis Appeal, July 81
The following letter was part Of the
testimony in the Cameron case, which
ished yesterday BY tho acquittal OF DR..
Cameron on the charge of murder, in hav-
ing shot b. Jones at the cornor OF Second
ana Monroe streets IN the spring. II
d au ,ha, wss avsr brougbt into conr,
os ;,s,;oo No,h;no c.n oou.j tho cool.
=. Ju '';'h ,,,;oh ha Iono.9 I'll. 40 nsm
a.on sho,, a;v;ns nn hi. wife A. tho
60; !, sava.1s Ill sas ~ s,a,o NJ
san;e, ,'' ,nb;., IL 90 ,bo Las, dan.or.
"us IN Tho ax,remo d;sreos,d of the
san,,;,, a., ,,ar,;.no 10 ,nsv no con.
s;da,od Tho stroncast nro,f NJ . decs wing
,mo..,;,,,.
J.cx,os. M,.s. March q. 1872.
D, Cen ,r,o,o ,,,.,, ,o,,a. ,ho
a. ,h,a,.h W.y.,;o snd;nu c.,,,,
..;.s 80, .o,i;ns h .h;ns ,h.s ,ons
snS o,bars nd ,nlS ron sho,, mo now
go 80 ,a' Gov "n,;ro,v a;T.rar,
r,rnoso. 'sna anr ,h;nn n,.y sav IN
| bara ,ha, n'a,, ,,ra,o sna;nst vour foslinns
or hot von tbiSt 7 ouch, not 40 saw tn
il as an error Of Tho head and not Of This
hoor,
| TO BE TAKEN ON ICE.
Maggie loves me. That YOU krow; and
| instead of our separation conauering tn Is
passion, it only infames it and to-day we
| love each other more, and no matter what
else NAV hsppen, il will. never lesson. but
continue growing in strength.
AVN yvr, Ar NOT u.ppv
, -. .,. :.
lou know you are NOT hapPy-that II
have ever been ;eaious and distrnstfn, and
must have known that Maggie did not
love YOU at least If YOU could not see il
others could. l wish to do nothings
wrong. Godlknows | have done enough
of that but / have never wronped a per-
son. and If l have wroneed Won In loving
Maggie, then am truly sorry. but Won
know yourself il was a love that neither
of us sought, but we could no more con-
troll ourselves than we could control the
mountain streams. lam guilty of no vice.
Maggie knows, much better than YOU, all
my failings, but still she loves me. All
VII" yohs ana MONIES ~ "a omne genus
snou'a sly VI iho WIN ho' "ter nei iove OF
mi'no. No", sir, these arc pam iacts
that must DC patent toyou US they are
known 10 myself
NOW FOR THE PROPOSITION.
am WILLING IN wsi, veor. for bor.
Sucb n love as sbs baar. yor mo Il n",
found every dsv yeor or century Won
NAV think I am mistaken. wal, III sm
La, The fault rest with me- Wou,d von
through sel6s bness rsndar two oraa,y,a a,
unbannv? know Won would m, non
bsye sboun vonr gonerosi,y ,o,, nr,an e.
me TO believe that
WANT MAGGIE WITH Nix
T., ,ho so,,o 80
90, ' sa, har o,,on ~ ho", me, Tnese
Waaa;o T. ron, ,,;ca. ~ W, s;.b w. ,es"UrS
.ha 'oux wiz :" tnI s'sh' o, noa
ons H., ~. ;a,"a, uas 'n.n" ~. e"o''s s.,
sas Gn1 on ssIad NO % 49, Xxx
ub.n 7 wos ,ha.a ynn .at ~ na'
did no, 40 =, no.;aos ~" ,,, .no ,vA'o o,
w;,h I h". 'o o'''u.' Wv "e,o S"sr
c''nia d n',, " ,S, ome .. tnas .oseu ner
said Now ~. 'u n" r ~S" snr ,hs ror yoi
tion2 Let MoSois com, 10 mn,
BRoKrs nosrs
yo, Loou.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

Miss JOSEPHINE MANSFIELD, "all gold,
jewels and lace appeared as witness at
Stokes trial on Monday last. Wearing
the gifts Of the dead man, she lends her
voice to the effort TO save his murderer
from punishment. The spectacle is one
well calculated to point moral
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

The NAME Of Hon. Frank $. Murphy
Of Galesburg is suggested as a good one
to take the place Of Lawrence Weldon,
(resigned), for attorney genera on the re.
form ticket.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

pD.A Fort Wayne man who has in
vented new recipe for cleaning clothes,
parades it on his advertisements under the
standing head Of every man his own
washer womanr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

terms. regarding II alike dishonorable
either TO demand what is not right or sub.
init to what is wrong.
"EvERYBODY INVITED"
ID. For the promotion and success Of
these vital principles, and the support Of
the candidates nominated by this conven-
ton, we invite and cordially welcome the
corporation Of all patriotic citizens, with
out regerd to previous political utilization.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN has presented
to the state OF Illinois q valuable oil paint
ing Of the late Col. +. ID. Baker, killed at
tho battle Of Balls Bluff.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

BosToNlANs were horriHed AT the
fearful amount OF drunkenness shown
during the jubilee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LOCALIZED BY STATE AUTHORITY AND
DRAWN IN PUBLIC IN ST. LOUIS.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
CLASS G, TO BIZ DRAWN July 81, 1872.
100000.
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900.

IlcKets fIV; HhII 1Ickets, %: quarter
Tickets, 81 SO.
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn nj the time named, and all draw.
ings are under the supervision Of sworn COM
missioners.
The official drawing will be published in the
-. Louis papers and copy sent to purchasers
OF tickets.
Wewill draw O similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year 1872.
Remit at our risk by postofhce money order.
reg stored letter, draf or express send for err
cular. Address, MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
r, q. box 2i46. ~. Louis, Mo,
4-l0daWly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

TwESTY-rIoHT Of the prominent pub.
lie officials Of the country are now absent
from Washington.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

SECRETARY boutwell, is about to 60 on
stumping tour south.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11
800 IN ONE WEEK.

To any shrewd man who can do business on tas
quiet, guarantee an immense fortune easily,
apidly and In perfect safety Aadrs.s " RsTIEec'
Conscience, JA1Es SnOrI.
e.g1 wan l0S Blesker sIses, nov sesk
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

%C. Hanny wishes the
public to be informed that he
has on hand a Stock of Goods
as extensive as any in the
Southwest, and that he is de.
termined to sell every article
atprices Lower than the Low.
est. Call on him to-day and
examine goods and prices. He
will satisfy you both as to quail.
ty and cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

& Six and one.half lbs.
Durant's A Coffee Sugar for
One Dollar; Seven lbs. New
Orleans Sugar forOne Dollar !;
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy-five Cents per pound i;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately cheap
at WILEY & BIXBY'S.
b.24-tf.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE TICKET.


FOR GOVERNOR,
GUSTAvUS KGRNER.
FOR LIEuTENANT-GOvERNo
CHARLES BLACK.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
EDWARD RUMMEL.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
DANIEL OHARA.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
CHARLES N. LANPHIER
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LAWRENCE WELDON.
FOR CLERK SUPREME CoURT--NoRTHERN
GRAND DIVISION.
ELI SMITH.
FOR CLERK SUPREME CoURT--CENTRAl
GRAND DIVISION,
DAVID A BROWN.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME CoURT-soUTHERN
GRAND DIVISION.
X. A. ID. WILBANKS.
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f. f. i e. e.: e; e: oHHrs'AoKs
One FANNY Carriage and Matched Horses will,
silvei-Mounted Harness, worth 81 500.
One Horse and Buggy with silver. Mounted Har.
ness, worth $60p each.
One hne.toned Rosewood Piano, worth $500.
Five family sewing machines, worth 500 each.
$50 gold and SILVER lever hunting watches, worth
from $50 to $50 each. Lad, gold Ip0tine CT alas,
gsats gol vest chsins, solid and double plaied
silver table and teaspoons photograph albums,
jewelry, etc etc.
Whole number OF gifts, 5000. Tickets limited to
6O,0W.
Agents wanted to sell tickets TO whom liberal
premiums will be paid.
sirgie tickets one dollar six tickets Ave dol
lars twelve tickets, ten dollars twenty. Ave
twenty dollars.
Circulars containing full list Of prizes, q de.
scrlption OF the manner OF drawing. and other
Information in reference TO the distributor, III
be sent TO any one ordering them. All letters
must be addressedto l.. d. SINE, Box, SO,
OFFICE, Cincinnati, G.
Iol west 6tht IT. nov-wkdlv
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
PREAM BE.

We, the Liberal Republicans of the
u nited States in Convention assembled at
Cincinnati, proclaim the following princi-
pies a. essential to just government:
nEAn lsAuEa BIrRlEO.
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3. We demand the immediate and alb
solute removal of all disabilities imposed
on account of the rebellion which was
finally subdued seven years ago, believing
that UNIVERSAL AMNESTY WILL
RESULT IN THE COMPLETE PAC-
IFICATION IN ALL SECTIONS OF
Tue COUNTRY.