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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
RlcHMoND.-Thc Richmond correspondent

iIC 1llSllLllOluS O1lSSlOluGl
of the DanviIle Times writes:
"Those merchants of Virginia and North
Carolina who are going further and faring
worse will learn to their cost that their
wiser fcllow-nercllants who are availing
themselves Of the advantages offered by
Richmond are getting goods in store at less
net expense than if they bought ut a greater
distance from home. and that they are thereby
enabled to sell cheaper and to renew stocks
more frequently than if they bought in New
York. The Richmond merchants know
what they must do to put their inducements
upon a par with those held forth at more
pretentious points, and this they have done
fully. Stocks here of all kinds are large,
choice, varied, and cheap, in every depart
ment Of goods terms fair and rcasona'
BILE; transportation prompt and direct,
without delays dangers, insurance com.
missions, and the multitude of other dis
advantages and charges that make the
article bought at a distance nearly double
its former cost before reaching its dcStina'
ton. Richmond, too, is rapidly rising in
importance as: q manufacturing centre. The
fast times here successfully compete with the
most prominent one at the North in Il va
riety of articles, and even New York mer.
chants buy here to sell at a profit to those
dull people of North Carolina and Virginia
who cannot see what lies directly under their
eyes and noses. Come up to the help OF
Richmond all We who desire a great city al
your doors, and her prosperity will make
and insure yours. Richmond is advancing
rapidly, and nothing can stay her progress
but the laundering policy which can see no
thing good near hOmc-even in trade.
":'Tis distance lends cnc%lantmcnt to the view
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Special telegram to the Small Talk"

SHOE HEEL, n. c., March 27.-The remains
of Mr.. John Smith, the correspondent of the
New York Herald, have been found. They
were discovered in Dir. Henry Berry Lowe
rvs gang saw-miIl, and are MI torn up. 1t
is believed that Smith was drugged by B.
Strong, and that while In that condition he
unconsciously assumed a recumbent position
on,a cedar plank which was just then pass
ing the buzz saw Strong pretends to know
nothing of the affair, and alleges that some
body else most have "drug" the Herald
man to the plank. The correspondents last
words were, "shiver my timbers." Lowery
himself will hereafter do the Herdld'S North
Carolina correspondence, under the sigma
ture of Ii. Berry Lowery.-Loutsutlle Cou-
,;or ..s ~.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

HsperfectIy clear preparation, in one bottle. rs
easiIy applied rs wafer, for restoring to gray hair It's
natural color and youthful appearance, to eradicate
and prevent dandruff, to promote the growth OF the
hair. and stop Its falling.
1t is entirely harmless and perfectly free from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from many OF orr most prominent citizens. In
everything in which the articles now In use are OBJ
jectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. 1t
Is warranted to contain neither sugar OF lead, sui
phur, or nitrate Of silver. Clear and clean rs water,
1t does not soil the clothes or scalp. II Is agreeably
perfurned, and makes one Of the best dressings for
more perfectly md uniformly than any other pre-
%paration, and always does so In from three to ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots Of the hair with
all the nourishing qualities necessary to Its growth
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay and III
dnces 4 new growth of the hair more positively
than anything else. The application of this Won
derful discovery also produces a pleasant and cool
ing effect OH the scalp, and gives the hair q pleasant
and elegant appearance.
We call especial attention to the fact that q limit
ed number Of small trial bottles can be had by those
wishing to try 1t. You will notice that in pursuing
this course our aim is to convince by the actual
merits of the article.
Inventor and proprietor, Washington. DC.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Proprietor.s
In 3l-eodtJel3 Agents, Richmond, Va.
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Matilda Wayruan, the mother of Bishop
Waynan (colored), aged between scvcnty-tirc
and eighty years, expired rather suddenly at
the residence of Ler son, Charles WaEman, III
Tuckuhoc Neck, Caroline county, Nd, on
Thursday last. She ind been a slayeoi Load
mail Shields, Of that county, and half her
days were spent in his service.
The Boston transcript says the " water
cure " is now applied to obstinate oxen with
excellent effect. An TX had lain down by
the roadside, and refused to move after per-
Suasion and beating. \ quart Of cold water
dashed into its face induced it to spring W
and move OF ut once.
The Third Congregational church of San
Francisco has received several Chinese con.
vcrts to full membership, the first church in
the Pacific States to take such action.
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SHIPMENTS IN BULK TO EUROPE VIA THE Mis-
s1ssPP1.-The Missouri Democrat
that shipments of corn in bulk to Europe
ria the great water route are now progress
ing satisfactorily. Since the 18th ultlmo over
one hundred thousand bushels Of corn have
been taken by the barge. line In for Eng
land and France pia New Orleans. This
corn is going forward on a contract irelsht
of ten cents per bushel, which is slightly
tough for the large line people, as just now
they could get thlrty-6ve TO forty cents per
hundred pounds for carrying miscellaneous
freichts down the river, and this corn pays
but about eighteen cents per hundred.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. ~,
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT AND soxEs.

We have this day received sna eas in our bank
BOXES INSIDE for this bunk by special order az the
celebrated Herring Safe Manufsctory1 In New York,
and are prepared to offer cur customers and the pub
Lie The adyai,tagesof this security for the safe-kccp-
Boxes. various sizes. and ranging in price from
S!T,o s1s per annum, cante lnid ON Application.
Inc Ssnlt will be accessible daily ,ffom 2 ptny4
o'clock. Applicants not personally known 70 the
3tieefs Of fhe bank or The directors can %.
ouSso ny any well-known citizen. 4 ! ltglE E@
luz SAFETY OF their bank vault ia ms well Sechfsa
~ LEV orick and gratite.inasonry can make IL.
W atchmsn guard It nightly. and the whole Interior
Oh the foiacc to the vault door can lie seen by tho
ponce On me streets during the night. The boxes
ARE Are m 1ne,,,l In h tss %sss approved pattern. and q t,e
on each box. A table, &C., provided for arransinc
papers, cutting of coupons, DC.
The public are Invited to inspect the vault and
safes, and the, officers of the bank VIII take. pieasare
In explaining more fully the designs OF the enter
prise. THOMAS BRANCH President.
Interest allowed on daily balances. = ls.s : ma,
!. Collections made In Virginia without charge.
Inyestmentsin approved securities made for cor.
respondents, and early Information given Of changes
in the money and bond market .EpLmh 2s-lw.
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q Mr.. james o. King, one ofthe oldest citizens
of the District OF Columbia, and one OF Tue
oldest Masons in the United States, died IN
Georgetown last Thursday in the eighty
fourth year of his age. Mr.. King: WINS born
near Paris, Warren county, Va, March Ia,
1888, and became a member Of the Masonic
fraternity in 1910.
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CHEAP TyrE.-Professor Julius Silver
smith, of Chicago, has invented a machine
which will make, from copper, type that
will last from eight to ten years longer than
that made from type-metal. This new type
is said to have a neat, clear face, and can be
supplied to publishers at as cheap q rate as
the old kind. Great results are expected 10
follow this northumberland Courier.
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TIM WHEELING S~wlSniIHG CASE--FENIANS
i.~t>rFn ~ MisTAKE.--Tip Whccling(W West
Ntsfinla) papers Of Friday state that Gene
80 Fho.Mt, Frnci, Burke and 4. 4. Cos
t'ln. tie ~wcli-known FenianS. who were az
l'-lcd 1T Cumberland, Md, Tuesday night,
g." tic through train for Baltimore, on the
>lItn@th Of Il dispatch from the Wheeling
ia"llcr department charging two unknown
men Tn that train with having swindled a
mm Of $3.50, were taken to that city We'd
ncSday night. On Thursday they were OK
amjncd and proved to be the wrong men,
and were at once discharged from custody.
They say they will prosecute the parties who
crested and detained them.
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COMMERcfaI
COIN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. March 30, 1877

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.}
RICHMOND, VA. March 30, 1872.
OFFERINGS. Z
WHEAT.-WhIte. ~ bushels. | yffta,'
CoRT.-Wtdtc- Oil bushels. Yellow, 100 bushels.
Miyed, ea bushels. .#,-
OATS.-o3D~ liuEhels. 80
NEAI--1U bushels. 81 ID q fEgs
BLACk-EYKD PEAs.-5d bushels. d..
3a SALES.
WHEAT.-White,3 ii bushels common at 81. 40.
CORN-Whlte, ia bushels very good at 7nc. l6e
bushels good ut Coo. Mixed. 8 bushels common at
CSC, II bushels very good at Gac. ET Ut
OATS.-al4 bushels prime spring nj zoe.
MEaL.-7U bushels ut roc.
RE-EXHIB1TED.
OATs.-JOG bushels.
REMARKS.
The corn market showed Il little more Grmrnss
In price, but sales were light. About o~ne-tllirt
the quantity of oats offered WIS sold, and spring was
better; winter was inquired for. but none was of
fcred. The offerings of Wheat were so light rs to Ike
unworthy of notice. There bas been no rye on mar
ket for two Or three days past. Country meal sells
readily at 40 to Tic. The price of bran has been put
up ut the mills to &c. and shorts 10 57c.-an advance
Of &c. per husiel On each. Other oflal unchanged.
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The World rerudiates All afliliation be-
tween the Democrats and the "Libcral'
i5IlNlicans. The Ecen'Rg Post finds the
explanation Of the course of the World Gin
'~' rnnor now freely circulated that tho poptl-
,r Democratic leaders OF this (New York;
10y have distinctly refused TO have anything
- to with II Liberal Republican alliance,
led lave resolved, if the Democratic party
l"u!d sacrifice it, organization for any surf'
l'!tiu>c, 10 turn over all the votes they can
"nNcnii"n.H
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MACHINE WORES.-SLOAT t. AID.
III DINGTOE, Nos. A22, 1924, 1895, and 142s
Cary street, ard Nos. Is and Is south Fifteenth
street Richmond, Va. We make all kinds OF ne"
work In the machinist line, rcpair all kinds Of work.
We 60 In the country to do all sorts OF work III our
line. Also, make the best tobacco mills In the world,
ard keep them OH hand, as we'll as tobacco screws OF
all kinds, together with bands aud biilets and all ar
ticlcs for the manufacture of tobacco. We keep .D
hand for sale all sizes of new and secondhand En-
ri,,cs; Boilers. Saw-sillls, Grist- Mills, Power Pumps,
Platform sSetles, S%iafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Gear
and BeyiI Wheels: and, IN fact, a general assortment
of all useful articles In our line, together With
Judson's Patent Steam Engine Governor; Utica Conn
pany Steam-Gauges; Selden's Patent Engine Pac6-
lug: Peet Valves: Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks; Self
Cleaners Oh Cans; Water-Gauges, &C. All of which
we sell at reasonable prices and on accommodating
OF u.acllinery. both new and secondhand. Come and
see us. foe q SLOkT s ADDINGTON.
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General Dyer, Chief Of Ordnance, we are
clad 10 learn, continues to improve, and Is
t"w considered out Of danger.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Na!I, to-day from Baltimore for 4 southern
port for The benefit Of the sea air, his health
being still quite delicate from a long-contin-
ucd attack OF clills and fever Washington
Patriot.
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kunporiaH1 to Soap Wen.

The internal Revenue Office has decided
: al When manufacturers OF soap claim FOR
trir manufactures medical or cosmetic pro-
lor.ic>. and advertise such manufactures as
l,.,,r>-in" tl. virtues referred to, the same
VIII ic subject 10 the tux which the revenue
Is}> imlo>c upon patent medicines and
,.>M"tic> manufactured and offered for sale
So such.
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by Lyme & Brother,
A~uctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

WYE ARE REQUESTED BY MR.. Will
w liam A. Walsh, who contemplates leaving our
city. TO offer at PRIVATE SALE the following very
desirable Improved and unimproyed resi- estate In
First Those THREE HANDSOME AND con
yENIENTLY-LOCATED T RE E-S
BRICK T~ENEMEETS, With nice Iron yerandan the
entire front, containing seven rooms each WAN III
,nodcrn improvements and kitchen atttcfed, situl,
ted on the east side OF Tenth near Lclgn street; an
Mt present occupied by good tenants at @NV per an
NUN. e,rrpv ppTCK DWELLING
M five e,st line of Ninth street north OF Lelgb
street, containing eight roons' kternn' q a. now aw
tachci; with gas aud water on tne pI.rr,S.o w"
occnpicd by a good tenant at $!oS per annnin. ro.r
NTThfrd, I;RICK TENEMENT ON Mayo asan
Rroad street. containing six rooms, Eltcheh' &c
nowr renting for 1900 per ainur1. ua..
Eourth. Seat BRICK No. aio Ses.
N,rshajI street. containing SIX rooms, kltcheh' &c
nor ocrunjed nv n good tenant. .~
Etfti, beautiful BUILDING " on i"e,a!.
rinth between Franklin and Grace ssreeG, heai
:. Marshall Park fronting 90 by icy iset: /r,.s,or.
Sixth. TRACT OF WOOD LAND, IN snesIs
feld county. near Tomahawk station. T1nS' : III
Two HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-sE'EN M
A HALF ACRES. n,. 90 offered IN
the market, and to partieswlshins 10 m tn re . l
| abIc investment or TO secure nice privatc M .a.m
This offers a most favorable opportunity. soi 'e"
| &c, address or apply at our Office. = ,,oorrrrp
NH 26-st ars LINZ Np-.
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The steamship Caspian landed at Norfolk
FRIDAY eighteen passengers, mostly for Tel
,essoe and Mississippi,
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TCE-CREAM DEPOT.-I would Inform
Il my friends and the public generally that ! hayc
opened ut s21 BROAD STREE an lCI;-CltEAN
DEPOT, where i shall manufacture, and he plcaScd
TO furnish to dealers, hotels, and private families, q
pure article of lCE-CREAM of any flavor desired,
m $40 pcr gallon, manufactured daily from pure
cream and milk furnished from Mr.. 1lartwelrs
dairy. CAKES also furnished II desired.
Orders solicited and cream delivered In any part OF
the city, or sent by express to the country.
A liberal deduction made to fairs, fcasts, pic
CHURCH mLL.-Families can he supplied With
CREAM by Mr.. Z. S. STUBBS, Masonic h,ilioing'
corner Tweuty-ifth aud u streets, ChIirch iii!i'
E. G.. TYLER,
formerly with j. W. Pledge,
Agent for G. Hartwell.
", krriI I 1870. an
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having removed TO 4 more eligible store ci!is altcI!-
ton to Tie largest anu btSt
SPRING STOCK
of Cloths, Cassinercs. aud NcatinSs: Diagonal ana
EioIiysl toatiups, Scotch WorstcL and th"viots.
Sill. Vnlculia, and AIarscIllCs NCStings. lie has ever
All the styles Of goods produced for the season nave
been received, and will he maIc up In the lcst lI'ar-
ncr according to the latest style. /.
Soliciting an examination, / Will take pleasure III
showing the goods ut the new store
NIL o1-,m Gil MAIN STREET.
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Ii#EnIL .NFrEAr NEAE ZIG ISIoANp.-Nc
3.., iI-t learned the particulars OF Il dc>lc-
80, l!-Il which Took place near Big Island,
F.! Bedford county. on Tuesday of last week,
which q whit" man had his skull badly
-. tUicA and 4 nero WAS stabbed in six diff
i...H' places. 1t seems 4 dispute arose on
''.' '...luim- between Il white man named
.'a&.,. ilaN kills. aud Il negro by the nTnc OF
MHNt lity. all living III tlc mountains near
tag l-aaud. which finally eliminated in
'.,"-.
- biI" they were fighting. Il negro woman,
',le, 'hr witr Of Mike, struck hawkins {
;.Blnl I!uw ON the head with 4 large stone,
iilHka, then shouted for help, and his bro.
;Drr. Mac Hawkins, anne 10 bis AID. Mac
,~3-trutiy drew his knife, and graSping The
rt".Io With one hand, stabbed him re-
Tnt,dly until he sank upon the ground,
iltwii,> then took his brother away. Upon
rNWImliun it WAS found that James Haw'
k,n> WIS hatlly injured, his skull being broker
b, INu terrible blows upon it. The Negro
r,> stabbed six times, once in the lungs, E'
.}wt It i doubtful whether either will rcco'
s'r. Tbs. wounded parties were unable &c
@' removed. The negro woman, however
NJ arrested. and Il warrant issued for Max
;,aWLjn~. who. however, has not been apprc'
'i"udcd.--Lii,ffy N'7rS.
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TXECUTOR'S rNOTICE.-The under
Tor Deceased. would respectfully request all persons
having claims against the estate to present them,
with proper vouchers, for payment; and ~, persons
.nunts with Dir. Z. D. Eacho ut as early a day. as posi-
sibic at his office, No. o Fourteenth street, a. IL Is
very desirable l should close up the estate q soon Is
Executor of William Miller, deceased.
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The wheat in this section is looking very
we'll tor the season. especially III the neigh
nulhnud Of those excellent farmers the
NQnh"r>.- FIncG&ic HeyaiG.
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r. HAVE THIS DAY AUTHORIZED
l. MIR. L. G. TYLER my Agent TO manIi2cturc
from my dairy. l have furnished Mir. Andrew
PizZini, ST., Mr.. Andrew PiZzini. DR.. and Mcssrs.
Pledge 4 Jackson, with milk and cream for the past
six years, and l assure the public that Mr.. Tyler
will be furnished with n pure article of MILK AMI
CREAM In any quantity, and / hope that Ic Will
receive 4 liberal patronage.
RICHMOND, VA, April i. ls72.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

CONTEMPORARIES.
TRESH COCOA NUTS, &o.-1,00O fresh
n COCOA NUTS: 100 boxes fresh LAYER
RAISiSS: 10 cases fresh sARDINES: LOG cases
e it.) fresh PEACHES; 200 cases 4 M ITSsn
% boxes assorted fresh desiccated COCOA NuI
'"2 LEWIS j. BOSSIEUX,
NH 81 1i12 Main street.
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pHMADELPHIA, RICHM0NDgfEfs

PHILADELPHIA, R1CHMONDXFT
i AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEEK.-steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE. and ..
S. GREEN. composing this Hue, will leave sRicn-
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY at y
O'Clock NJ aud Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at the same hour alternately. !, :,
FreShts received daily Sundays eXcepted( Tor ali
parts of PcfH1syfvania, New Jersey, aud Delaware;
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Qrieana1an anu
bills Of lading signed through. 49,
Freight taken For Norfolk ut moderate ratea.
Passage to philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, IS.
No. 0425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE CO., Agents
No. 70 South Wharves,
iale. No. IL North Wharyes. philadelphia. .
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TOHN LATOUCIIE, pa
-. MERCHANT TAILOR. VIZ
OFT MAIN STREET,
having removed TO q more eligible store. calls attcE'
ton 10 Tie largest and btSt
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBoATsHl.Al
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTl-7
MORE, NORFOLK, POtTSMOUl
M l. REGULAR LAND
INGS ON THE JAMES, r. q
..- .. RIVER , a.,
The fast and elegant United States mall steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain Y. q. CLIFFORD, leaves
Company's wharf at Rockets for the aboye-IiaInrd
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, at SIX A. NJ, und returns OH Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. ~ } ..'r "
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrisa
OF steamer. a.- ~ t-
Fare 10 NOW 10TH. "
Fare to Philadelphia. SO
fT TIck tp s on sals nj GXiiBER & co.'s EXPRESS,
and baggage checked through ~ ,
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Bos-
ton, Baltimore. and principal landings OH Chesa-
reake Bay, aud all regular landings on James river,
al REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from 7 A. NJ. till 8P. NJ. 't.
Freight for way-landings must I've prepaid.
l.. b. TATUM, General Agent
Office, Compauy's wharf.
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets.
nv IA s#s@.. - E.EFr. r. S.. sHY
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TOR NEW YoRK.-OLD Do 4EFyss
II MINION STEAMSHIP C0NPANY.ssHM@
The slde-wheel steamships WYANOkE, tSAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA LBEMABLE
and HATTERAS, leave New York for SoriO!k, Slfy
Point, and Richmond, every s Z. THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY Mt 3 o'clock Poll. Leave
Richmond every. TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and sun
DAY, ut high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and stater0oms. The fare, accommodations
and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers foral South
ern and European ports. rrsf. .-hr..
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, 1T the offices Of tn
Company. -. sii .tE'l,tIs
For further information. apply to Ltyf .t..d
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent, -
~ ~ 1851" .'-- $3.50 M q 4, oe,, afraot .@
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MARRIAGES. BUGGIES, and WAGONS.
u ONE FINE FAMILY PHETON,
ONE DOCTOR'S
OPEN and TOP nu
JERSEY aud GROCERY ne"
and secondhand. commune
For sale low at W.; ~
ap l-iat
TCE.-Thc ICE in one house for sale with
4 the kew. The contents of another VIII oe ut,
liyercd 10 customers In Richmon ey the caf'-ioa1
Also for sale, 1000 bushels WHEAT, cheap. 40,
dress iox MT IIipscomle's stabie; Second pet"eeh
Marshall and Clay, or applyto :.
up l-lts
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAILI
ID DONE At THIS OFFICE g.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-10-17
TURN OUT.

1t should be the pleasure, as it is un.
doubtedly the duty, Of every Democrat
and Liberal Republican who csn do so, TO
turn out and take part in the Liberal
meeting appointed for this city next Sat.
urday. What We want, 10 demonstration
Of our belief that we are engaged in .
just cause-that it Is the part Of every true
Liberal to work for the success Of his
principles, in the triumph of which he
will Iot only overthrow bad administra-
tion but will assist in putting in power the
man who ensures TO the country q good
one. What We want is IN illustration Of
our profound belief that the salvation Of
the republic depends on the defeat Of Rad.
icalism-of our sincere conviction that
four yeas more Of Gen. Grant At the head
Of the government will be dangerous to
our liberties and mus, be fought against
by all honorable means. We in
vite our friends, then, of the
city, of the county and Of the district to
meet with us. Egypt has not been be-
hindhand in proclaiming her adoption Of
the Liberal cause. Let Us show our enc.
mics q bold front and eviuce our deter.
mination to agbt for the cause we believe
in SO heartily. In this section We have
no fear Of the result in Novem ber-we
will send Wall to congress, give Gov
Koerner rousirg vote and compliment
our candidate for president With hand.
some majority. This is the feeling Of
every Liberal Republican and Democra,
in the district. We counsel them TO come
TO the meeting on Saturday then as an
earnest Of their intentions in November
Come one, come all. Come, men, women
and children. Come singly and in
crowds. Come with banners and withou,
them. There must DO no bsckdown in
the present contest. We may be safe
here, but our example will spread far and
wide, and help on the good cause in othel
districts. We expect big meeting. We
must have il. Liberals and Democrats
Of Egypt your post Of duty on Saturday
is in Cairo.