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FATALLY CRUSHED BENEATH A RAIL CAR

About eight O'Clock yesterday morning Abraham
8. struckle, q lad nine years Of age. with other
boys, was riding on the rear Of truck at Twenty
nfth street and Second avenue, and az the truck
turned around the corner Abraham was thrown OF
on the rail track and before he could recover him.
self car No. 20 Of the Second avenue line, following
closely In the wake OF the truck passed over his
body thus crushing him 10 death. The remains
were taken up and conveyed TO the residence OF the
parents, $40 East Twenty fourth street, where Cor
oner Herman win hold an inquest. Clark Turner,
driver OF the car, was arrested and detained TO
await the action Of the Coroner. Turner claims
that he did everything in his power TO prevent the
accident.
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BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad

The trustees Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana
Railroad mortgage advertize their willingness to
receive proposals Of 100000 OF the unguaranteed
bonds for cancellation in the sinking fund.-
THE BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE BONDS
The Providence tR. ~ Press Of last saturday
contains tho following;-
There is O sharp struggle to possess the body OF
tne bankrupt corporation known as the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad. The parties are the
Erie Railroad on the one hand, ana Commodore
vanuerDut on the other. Erie desires the road as
~ IL connection will be made which will open up
new England and throw into its hands q heavy
inrough traffic. Vanderbilt desires the control TO
hinder this connection and preserve to himself
through the New York Central the New England
erade which now takes the line OF the Boston and
ALBANY Road Ho wishes to retain this monopoly
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quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
s bushels s34 i20 do corn meal ss3 bbls and
400 bags; oats bushels barley 6 do rye 500 do.
The -four market ruled steady under moderate inquiry
for export and consumption The sales sum up about
range of the annexed quotations Corn meal was N
for Western on the dock 81 80 for ordinary do dev-
cred IS 50 &3 IS for fair do and - $3 Brandy
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BE--ACRERNAN.-By the Rev. William john
ston, d. d. on Monday, september 80, 1872, JOHN J.
BEEBE to Miss EMMA A. ACKERMAN, oil OF Brooklyn,
Il. ID,
BOYcF-BUsrFED.-On Saturday evening, Sep
tember Z. BY the Rev. h, p. Payton. W. y. BoyOA e
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nrm At Soc Canal frsrhs-orn 10 Bnfrafc 1870 wheat
90 70 Swnaio xh ns & &Keseips-eeo bbs flour Iia bush
VI wneht lsy,uV do. eorn ss,0o0 do oats 4,OU do
rye nHVp DC barley shipne ents-s0D bbiH -four. 6s000
~ whehi IIuW do sofn s4,u0 do oats, 900 do rye,
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TUESDAY, Oct 1t r. NJ.
There but little cnange in the status OF commercial
the difficulty Of negotiating mercantile paper except at
runoasy high rates being still among tho oteworthy
features and the most conspicuous hnranees active
prosecution Of trade. But Notwithstanding these draw
backs good business done In depar and
at satisfactorily remunerave prices The scarcity
tonnage was more seriously elt to-day than ever and
rates Of freight were again hirher--the Liverpool
steamers receiving l2,sd. per standard bushel
for grain. Notwithstanding The advance In
freigbts wheat in fair request and higher prices
were reazed but the effect more unfavorable on
tho corn market which closed less active and at o dc.
cline Of about lc per bushc compared with prices
current on Change yesterday Sales forward deiiv
cry were made at full prices. Oats heavy and in
some cases trife lower under pressure 10 realize
Provisions were still difficult OF sale, though pork was
placed in small way At a slight advance. Lard was
lower and hard Of sale. The movement in cotton was
fair both for export and consumption with prices un.
Groceries LsMenee quiet yet prices were very
firm. Petroleum was Irregular and tending upward on
account Of the existing state OF affairs Creek Ma
val stores were very quiet but no material change in
prices was noticeable.
AsBKs-Recepts for the past three days, packages.
The market, under moderate demand, steady for
POTS but nominal for pearls Quoted al 81 for pots
BUILDING MATERiAIs.-The demand for bricks has been
only moderate, and the stock somewhat accommodating,
yet prices show no change We quote Pale S. Jersey,
81 81; Haversraw Bay. 81 81 50 Croton, sI2 SIC
and Philadelphia 'front.' from yard, $40 sl5 Lime has
been in good demand at unchanged prices Quoted at
81 35 for Roekland common and 81 70 for do lump Ce
ment was quiet and unchanged. Roscndaie quoted at
81 copper Dbl Laths continued very hrm under fair de
mand selling at 81 30 for Eastern spruce.
CAHDLEs In fair iobbiDg demand but there were
no round parcels moving Prices were steady al slc
33c for SPERM 4c l3c for patent do SOC. parafnc
2sc 29c for stearic and he ls'4c for adamantine
CofTEr.The market continued quiet for all descrip.
tons and prices for the low grades Of Rio marked
down trife. No sales were reported. Messys. william
Scott Sons report The stock OF Rio in The United states
this date follows -Gaveston, $500 tags Mobile 4sOl
4 : ' = "A
Savannah, 800; Baltimore, H. 229. New York, itd To-
ea, s0I94 bags. We quote Rio ordinary cargoes lac a
l4se fair do, lsAs l''se good do, lS'sc Ies4c;
Saibe lYsc l,s' Lsgaaygs M les i7se ST Domingo
CoTroS, the spot in good demand for export M
abon former prices Future deliveries steady with
fair demand. The sales sum up fellows
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Total. LlD iuf <sS4x
For future delivery basis low mldlnr) the saies have
been as follows saies last evening, after three M
0c,oss1 s @ At fsssmesF @ 6 az a "a FeSpH }anH
sry March ic3 q isae. NAY, iSS .! a0e.-
Der, ido At Is ilsc 800 al iss 500 at is s2c 100 at
Is il6c 100 at Isc., 600 at 1s l6e 400 at lsc 900 at
gstner SoysmSer 900 q 500 q is iSs 10 3,
islsc; December 100 at isSc io6 at ls 6lec loo at
Is l2o 900 at is tlec January lOo atls I6c 400 at
is !siec, s Il 1915; April, 400 At S5sc Slss.
Ber. Total s,ioS bales. Grand total 1859 bales
Tho receipts st the ports follows Galveston,
$3.50; caar!eston iSs; Wilmington, ss; Norfolk sss
this day last year ssi7 Hates on cotton to foreign
ports closed r at the following TO Liverpool, BY
ilzc gold; sail t. TO Hamburg, by steam I'd TO BIe'
by Steam Sy Via England sd fo Nederranean ports
Nv steam via England, IL l6d. We quote =
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about l5Up bushels at 81 81 81 40 for rejected
Spring 81 81 46 for No Chicago 81 81 4 for No,
2ChicagO 81 Al 81 4s for No Milwaukee 81 GO ~ 90
ior red Winter 81 02 for fair fancy and white
prime The about lsOooo bushels, at 6ie 65e
Tor steamer, Csc G5c for sail d6sc SIC for western
yellow CSC 69c Western white AM &c for last half
Of Oetobcr Oats were dull and heavy, The saea vera
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only abcut bushels at Sc a. for new black West
ern, Gle Sc for inferior 10 good Western mixed sc
4oc for do TO choice white old No chicago held
tbc IN store Barley an! inactive and nominal
In the absence of transactions
FREcHrs-There has been less doing In berth freghts
today but rates were very rm, and in some instances
higher The chartering business continued active for
vessels Tor most all purposes and those ohered were
readily taken at asking rates. The engagements were
To Liverpool by seau ~ 800 bushels grain at I'D 200
bushels grain ut standard bushel 500 bales OF
cotton part compressed at 7l0d SO boxes cheese ut
4os and by sail bW bushels grain at Id The charters
were a British bark in Boston, TO direct irish
port 3eu quarters grain At Ss American bark Suu
quarters gram, same voyage, at Ss Cd an Italian brig
ae yesterdays l6O quarters grain to Cork for orders
es an Italian brig hence TO Odessa, $500 cases OF
renned petroleum, b2aci an American bark hence To
Trieste, dOU bbs refined petroleum. at 6s lU!ad;
british ship hence 70 Antwerp o bbls refined do at
e. e. British ship Souo bbs refined do same .eyage
cargo Of cotton at d to Continent and Id IT 70 the
and there We're several charters pending. British
rehned petroleum at 6s 3D. privilege OF Adriatic At
g 3D. British ship, 4500 bales cotton, from Mobile TO
Cork for orders to the United Kingdom I'D, Or II Con-
unent ll-l6d two British barks from Savannah 70 Lv.
erpool each about 500 bales cotton at Q6d privilege Of
Son""" at a.d British bark, hence to Lisbon, extra
Cadz l6ht p!le + Fvrs M 49, =
GU ftt Tho Mafte- siue lae taF =" and
prices haregs sae WeNar s.s
tic eli NNi.s.
loc q 7at w We Gro,ea 3 Ca. fe.
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New York, to ANNIE r., youngest daughter Of tho
late George H. Bnsteed, OF New York.
BLANEY- KINNEY.-On Thursday, September "a
at All Saints church. by the Rev. William NJ Dun.
KINNEY, both OF this city.
LozIER-DE LA MoNTAGUE-In BROOKLYN, on Tues.
day. October ], at the residence OF the brides pa
LozIER, NJ. d.. OF Yonkers, N. ", to JENNIE DE la
MONTAGUE, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
MARvIN-DECKER-At the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, Margaretvie, N Y, on Tuesday,
October 1, by Rev. J. NJ. Burgar, SAMUEL W. MAR
WIN, OF New York, to SUE NJ DECKER. No cards.
27, by the Rev. w. M. William, OF Grace church
chapel JOHN VANDERBILT to MARY LOUISA C0NNoR,
both or Brooklyn.
VAN vENTER-BLACKwELL-At Astoria. on
Tuesday, October l. by the Rev. f. ID. Cooper, VIII.
LIAM H. VAN DEvENTER to SARA NJ, daughter Of
WIN. H. Blackwell, Esq
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Good Demand and Steady
Receipts At the Ports I4,sGO Rales-
Flour in Demand and Ffrm-Whcnt
Firmer-Corn and Oats Easier-Conee
Quiet-POrk Firmer-Lard Easier
Spirits Easy and Quics-Sugar Quiet
Hut Firm-WhiskCy Unchanged.
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Died.

:, ABERNErHY.-0n Monday, September 80. 1872.
ELIzABEIH ABERNEThY, in the 10th year OF her age.
vited to attend the funeral, from ST. JOsephs
church, Pacific street. near Vanderbilt avenue. on
Wednesday morning. at halfpast nine O'clock
B0wIE.-At 297 Thirteenth street. South Brook.
lyn, on Tuesday, October ], JANE, wife OF John
Bowie, aged A years and days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CAMPBELL.-On Monday, September 30 MARY T.,
Wt3 q HN""'As Campbell, aged 20 years and
u. 0thg
are r.- -.a .nA n.--N. 81 ~ ,--,n- arc 70
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EUROPEAN Mtarbga
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE Il
~ in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Princi.
pals only apply 10 SAMUEL s. WOOD, Jr I65 broadway
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cepuble Manila quoted at ii.., .ld .afe eNo
quiet but steady at3lc; &C., geld. Jute Du..s
buyers although the market was quiet; quoted at r.
YoTk sa @ balesi ue and rejection 400 bales; jute
Hay AND SrRAw-For shipping hay the demand was
enly moderate on account q the high rate Of freights
demand and about steady Straw was uncha nged under
Light demand We quote :-Shpping hay, $la %
A70c. r. - - 9 III
HoPs-The market remains the same a. when prcvi-
ously reported New hops arriving quite freely hut
there y little or no demand Prices are weak but not
quotably lower.
MoLAssEs.-The market remained quiet and excepting
moderate obbing trade in domestic no sales
ported In lots about 50 bbl Of New orleans brought Gc
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In the gold loan market the rates ranoed from,
te4 to per cent per day for borrowing. The
operA'or-s 6f the Cold Exchange Bank were as
(oilor~e:-
Gold cleared. sse, ,3s2 600
GOld balances. Observation-Disclosures. 3.lS5,52l
Currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1852 I43
THE RAILROAD BONDS
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port for the three days have been 5000 quarters
LivERIooL PROVISIONS sMAnKFT-LIvERrooI. Oct 1-5 80
pM@Cheese 62s per cw for the best grades Of Ameri
.ei eLivsnrooL PaoDucE MAREEr-Lospos, Oct L-Talow
LssDGs u PsssgSs ss g Oct lEyening
- ~ Cd per cwt Refined petroleum. isi. per gallon
oO1at for fine pale American.
FINANCIAL.
A -MoNEy NE vnp 70 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
pals only apply 10 SAMUEL s. WOOD, Jr ioS sroadway
AIAsoNABLE REASONABLE RATEsaMoNEy ON LIFE, AND
.HSnifs a sPaS is slts Ses
TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST CLASS
EsIns e ss& @ Y YUl
Al ENGLISH LADY, IN DELICATE HEALTH.
os 10 S all IL the r. Chicago e
for Adrsss
ESTATE FUNDS TO LOAN ON NEW YORK I'M.
proved property sENr EsF ns na sss ss
EoR sALE-Two SECOND MoRraAGEs-sooooo AND
ply RReHxn fGSs sh,aRReay good security Ap
TS e Of @ Sns naS 5
sS The transfer books viii closed nom @ date ss' 70 lst
proaimo. JAMES STRIKER, Cashier.
80 LOAN AND INDEMNITY
COMPANY
22s Broadway.
corner Of Barclay stree.
New YORK.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, sl,oooooe
onehalt the authorized capital Of this Company hav
as sfa an Ie ns sfss%ns pse is offered
Subscription books
win be opened on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER
at the
hanhing house Of the
Company,
az above and at tho
Eational Park Bank
The charter of this Corporation Is unusually liberal
authorizing the transaction OF
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
web as that umally carried by Trust Safe Deposit
Permanent organization of the Board will be effected
when the full capital shall have been subscribed.
ebS j BgsssELE,, Committee.
OFFICE OF TIE INTERNATIONAL RAILROAD
- Company Of Texas 81 Wall stree-New York, Sept
SongSns Of the rs %orssase bonds Of this
IN gold on and after That date at the National City Bank
' - '"N''' wow J. SANFORD BARNES, President
WrANTED--oN FIRST MORTGAGE ON NEW YORK
Property $3.50 ooo; estate funds preferred Apply to
L. w. HACHhU, 3ef Sixth avenue.
AZ OOO yANTED-oN THE LEASE OF yALuA,
D ' IA eTsd ssE' pe~n sane sS
tSrbed Apply 70 +. j. mosF6RD, g Cedar street ''
&OS OOn TO LoAN-FoR TERM OF YEARS
. dd s' %Pssvdds ss days sy RgCSaGgff5S
$3.50 ISsM or suy A Ew
Money Topb g
cage 'i wi iiy nffSRssEs{
&1 m 0OO TO LoAN-IN SUNS TO SUIT, ON
HfUU:VUU improved westchsstsr or, q City Real
''"' ~ 0' konsauf insurance Co. Il les Broaasay
THE EVENING TELEeRAM
is THE
sPRlonTLIEsT AFTERNOON PAPER
IN NEW YORK.
COPARTNERSHIPs.
NEW YORK, OCTOBER !, ls72-rHE coPARrNER,
wooey clark Co. Is his day dissolved BY mutual con.
ssS a's fGfis' H'
NyEW YORK OCTOBER J. 1s72-THE ABOVE BUSI-
IN ness will hereafter be conducted under the firm
name OF Wooley, Lanphear Co JOSEPH WOOLLEY,
CLARK T. LANPHEAR, ALvAH W. HAFF.
NEW YORK, OCTOBER l. ls72.-THE COPARTNER.
IN ship heretofore existing between Anthony J. Won
dra and Oswald schoz, under thu name and style of
A. J. wondra 4 CO., Is this day dissolved by
FIRMS name in liquidation. All parties having any claim
or demand against the said firm Will please present the
for settlement at 4O3 Broadway their Place Of bus
OSWALD 6CHOLZ
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$4,000 Tenn 6's, pew.

$4,000 Tenn s's, pew.
1000 do.N....,. 80.
b0D0 Misscuri 6's. -.
RvW Long Dock bds. ).
1000 Pac r rs, gtd Mo.
1000 Cen Pac gold b..
10000 In Pac los, inc. :.
l0U0 Chic h NV con. ..
S00U r 4 w lst. StL div
1000 Mil h st + LIST. !.
2UOO NJ h st = Is, gold
10000 M StP, 10 div.
1000 Bur. G X 4 NJ LIST.
Is shs Am Ex Bank.
800 Nd Coal Co. .......
100 do. ..
2O0 do. b c
100 Boston Water Pow.
100 Wells Fargo Ex....
ll0n 4 n.
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A REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Pollcies also on Bonds and
Mortgages; lnsuranees of all kinds effected with best
companies. j. j. HARBRICE CO., Il9 Broa dway
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A TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST CLASS.
Mortgages on city real estate, in suit with
out bonus. Address C0uksELLoR box 1851 New York
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New Y0RK, fept. "a, 1879.
( have this day declared a
able OH and after October !,
be closed from date to lst
AMES STRIKER, Cashier.
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Al ENGLISH LADY, IN DELICATE HEALTH
"A whose husband lost all in tho Chicago fire. Is anx
ious 70 return home and appeals TO the of the
wealthy for means t9 purchase cabin passage for herself
and four small children highest references Address
ALBION. Herald Office.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
CLEAR AND
HARMLESS AS WATER,
N A.TTAN MS
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation IN one bot
lie. a. easily applied a. water, for restoring
TO gray hair its natural color and youthful
appearance, TO eradicate and prevent dand-
run, to promote the growth Of the hair and
stop it, falling out. Ii 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
Us from many OF our most prominent. citi-
zens. In everything in which the articles
now in Use are Objectionable. CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY, l. perfect. II Is warranted
" contain neither sugar Of Lead sulphur or
Nitrate of Silver. II does not soil the clothes
or scalp. i, agreeaby perfumed, and makes
one of the best dressings for the Hair In use.
II restores the color OF the Hair "more per-
feet and uniformly than any other prepare.
ton and always does 20 In from three 10
ten days. virtually feeding the roots with the
nonrishing qualities necessary TO n. growth
aud healthy condition: IL restors the de-
cayed and induces a new growth Of the
Hair more positively than anything else.
The application of this Wonderful discov-
cry also produces a pleasant and cooling
effect on the scalp and gives the Hair a
pleasing and elegant appearance.
Call AT your druggist for IL and take no
other. II he has not got il let him order II
Price ~ per bottle.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington DC,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY a. CO.,
General Agents. Philadelphia,
JNO. r. HENRY and r. &. WELLS eco,
New York, and TO be had OF Wholesale
druggists, everywhere. 9-29tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

THEODORE TiLros complains that hi
paper, the Golden Age is withheld by
the Grant post-mssters and not distributed
to subscribers. Many other newspaper
which are opposed to Grant are not dis
tributed to subscribers by the collar-wear
sn of the president. They know theil
duty too we'll and what is expected o.
them, to fail in such matters as this.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

OVER week ago, the importation OF
negro voters from Kentucky into Ohio
commenced, and this week "yigorous
prosecution" of the business is being car
ried on. Two and three hundred colored
men 1t u time are landed in Cincinnati.
The Liberal workers are wide awake, how
ever, and in spite of fraud, unlimited funds,
and Grants offce-holders, the state will
give . promising Liberal majority.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

THE Chicago Post says Buell., who
goes for Greeley, is remembered as very
unlucky general during the war. Where.
st . Greeley Newspaper retorts that Buel
WAS unlucky enough to save Grant from
utter rou. and ruin at Shiloh which &c
made Grant president. Buell. was sn un
lucky man. The bare fact Of having beer
instrumental in any degree in making
Grant president, ia the extremity Of i'll
luck.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

Ike the small streams that flow into che
great river and the great rivers which
form the sea, take them altogether and
they make a mighty Asa OF corruption,
which threatens TO wreck the ship of state,
and utterly destroy il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The Radicals say that the Liberals make
too much ado about the small stealings Of
csrtain Radical officials-that the johnson
sub-trsAsury robbery is small matter
80 Il 10. And compared 10 the vast re.
sources Of the United States treasury, the
Credit Nobilier fraud was q small matter,
and the various pension and claim agents
dsfaieations ere small matters, and the
peet~ones robbsries are small matters, but
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

MAJOR REESE, q brother.in-law of Sena'
tor Sherman and . psymaster in the regu.
lar army, is the last discovered govern
ment defaulter. A court-msrtial will
meet in New York city on the seventh
inst. to try the offender.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

DICK O0LEsBY is 10 be in Metropolis
next Tuesday, and the journal of that
city wants everybody to turn out and
hear the truth" Probably as Oglesby is
to address the crowd, they will "hear
smiles on that festive occasion.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

THE Massac journal has been iudulg.
ing in rhyme. Hear it:
Col. Bill Brown
Spoke at Stringtown,
On the occasion
OF the Grant pole raisin'.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
Announcements.
CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce JOHN q.
HARTMAN as q candidate for Circuit Clerk Of
Alexander county, at the ensuing election in
November next.
We are authorized 10 announce X. s. fO-
CUM as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Al
exander county, at the ensuing election In
November next.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The president has returned to Wash
ington, having been absent from the seat
Of gov eminent for just four months. One
or two Of the members of the cabinet we're
also in Washington at last accounts, but
it is doubtful If they are there now, and
none ofthem have as yet, we believe, taken
up their residence there permanently for
the winter. Summer pleasuring and
electi oneering for their chief, have
occupied their attention to the
detriment of the business of
the country. From half to two-thirds
Of the year has been spent by Grant and
his officials outside Of the city of Wash
ington. These servants of the public are
persons Of the most exquisite leisure, sup
ported in it by the purse of the people
and with characteristic dishonesty
they pocket their salaries regularly and
give in exchange the smallest portion of
their time and attention to the public
business.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

THE Missouri Democrat has q cores
pendent who gives Horace Greeley the
credit or discrsdit of organizing the first
free love society in America BY such
absurd charges as this against the charac-
ter Of Mr.. Greeley do the Radicals show
the fear they entertain that next March
may see him occupying the place of Gen.
Grant. Anything to beat Greeley" is
now their cry, and in their manner of con.
Quoting the campaign they appear to have
taken for their guidance some such advice
as certain father once gave his son on
the occasion Of his starting out in life.
my son." said the father, ''make money.
Make it honestly, If you can; If not,
make 1t any way" Grant cannot be
fairly reelected, but his partisans
have determined to re-elect him
any way, and no means are too
base or too low to be used in the accom-
plishment Of their purpose.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The work goes bravely on in Indiana.
Senator Doolittle and Governor Palmer
are doing effective service there this week.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce II. w.
WEBB, ESQ, as candidate for County At
torney. at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce p. H..
POPE as candidate for County Attorney at
the ensuing November election.
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FOR SHERIFF.

TOn Cu6nAITs
We are authorized TO announce PETER
SAUP Is q candidate for Sheriff at the ensu.
ing November election.
We are authorized to announce HAMIl..
TON IRWIN as candidate for reelection
10 the office Of Sheriff OF Alexander county.