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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

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ARRIVED. 4g#
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York. niers
chardisc a,d Passengers. John W.W!aft, ogent.
Ssciiner John siy iycster- tunorn NoriQis, lner"
ciian6ise and passengers. J.. Is. Tsfum. ageht
ScIloo.sr W. II. Phlre. Edwards New YORK. IRON,
Trcdcgar Works ana Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner itoxaulta J"hisOn, J0hneon. " Nond~
bridge, New Jersey. clay, Sonpaieil hrick CON"
pany.
Srboouer SI6tt Eedcll. Hedell, New York. meY
cliandIse. Cn IT, Parker.
schooner Elizabeth Fraucs- Ectbcll. ForfrrsS
Monroe and return, iron, cnrtle Parker.
Schooner Sue Waylnan- Beck man, Baltimore, inef'
Brig Mary Allerton Bourne. Brazil. -four. HaSail,
1isr;1F Bris Eiith Hall. Ral,Iror', light
CLEARED ron THIS roRr.. t.ii5.
BALTIMORE. September q. Schooner ,sohtpeast,
NEW YoRB, September 2s.--sehecn.r A. w. Coli
Illus, Tcokcr
srh,oner +. q. knight. Pratt. from Richmond,
va for BOSTON arrived nj VI, eyard Hasen .lstin
slant. E.. p -. ~. a..
he contract for raising bark Eliza Maria sunk i1
Hampton Roads, was aken hy Baker Brothers. oS
Norfolk at salvage Of 90 per cent. nN Vssset ano
ctrpo and they commenced work on the .rfn Iwo
steamers and schooner were engacel on Nie WV.
Of the bank Ellis Maria Cd the 2,th lhstapt' huo
we're meeting with snccess. s'@14
yEssEL ADANDONEp.ii..t 80
The ,e,,touer F.dr Trader, FROM Baltimore. tnn
aprou nd I'm the Potomac river about two weeks ago
af RIchInand station. Hisl,nond. Fredtrisksburg
and Potomac railroad mateS nr Sr aya f es
orcd men. Since then, unrcclatned. she hhs pecn
living In 0stnm 70 so TO pieces fty the hfsi ron8
wf0d ard doubtless the storms OF Wcdne,tay cStn.
ing and last night have wrecked har ~ rsii.
road station the thieves were uraid 10 rts Wy
gCr OF remaining T., get her Gdxase.
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All textbooks used at Richmond Coiieg" t"r >alt
ly y. T. ELLYSuN, lIl2 Main street. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

LADIES RtrING HATs.-F. WEIs1GER & Go.
have magnificent assortment of riding hats for
adles: also children's hats of all kinds.
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Now IS TIE TINE 10 buy s'hnni-hooks. u. l..
YLLYSoN. l1l2 Main street Just above fhs rtSpH'c"
Office, ha. Il full supply just received.
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Buy your silk hat from REDfORp. and lie viii
iron and block 1t free Of charge. H...
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All the new Textbooks used in the colleges and
public and prsvat" schools Of the city at STAhkE 4
RfLSSD's bookstore.
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Strajghs-Out Nominations.

DETROIT. MIcH.. September 2s.--]he
Straight-Uuts have nominated n full ticket
for State officers.
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All the new FALL STYLES are now rcah! at fEE-
roRD's, the halter. eJ2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

Text-'o Ks used In the public schools for sale r!
j. 7. ELLYsyE, Maih street.
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Large supplies of Jmblic srhool-hooks at STNkk
RYLANDs. el5 Main street. agents for the pub
fishers.
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CITY COUNClL.-There will be L called
meeting of this body at 5 O'Clock this 'ufl.r.
noon. .
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IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE STAMP ACT.--
The following section of the amendments 10
the internal revenue acts approved June u.
1872, should be noted at this time, rs il be-
comes law tomorrow, and its observance
may Sl,e good deal OF money to business
men: re. ......
"SEcrIoN 80. That on aud after the 1st day
of October, 1872, all the taxes imposed by
stamps under aud hy virtue of schedule 3
of section one hundred and seventy of the
act approved June thirtieth, eighteen hun
drcd and siXty-four, and the several acts
amendatory thereof, be aud the same are
hereby repealed, excepting only the tax of
two cents on bank checks, drafts, or orders
Provided, That where any mortgage has
been executed and recorded, or may be
executed and recorded, before the first
day of October, Ammo Domini eighteen bun
ared and seyenty-two, 10 secure the pay
a,ent of bonds or obligati ons that may he
made and Issued from time to time,
and such mortgages not being stamp.
ed, oil such bonds or obligations so
made and issued On or after the said first day
of October, Ammo Domiui eighteen hundred
and seventy-two, shall not be subject to any
stamp duty, but only such Of their bonds or
obligations as may bave been made and is
sued before the day last aforesaid: and pro
Uided further, That In the mean time the
holder OF any instrument of writing Of what.
ever kind and description which has been
made or issued without being duly stamped
or with defunct [de6cient1 stamp, may
make application to any collector of Internal
revenue, and that upon such application such
collector shall thereupon affiX the stamp pro,
vided by such holder upon such instrument
of writing as required BY law to be put upon
the same. and subject to the provisions oI
section one hundred and tifty-eight of the
internal revenue laws"
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REDFonD, the halter, hns I'll the latest Broadway
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Clothing. clothing. clothing, in endless Variety
=. b. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
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1'HE ORIGINAL ,.e, !, xrsr Horsy,
faaS MAX STREET,

z. /. ~, sale Tie following GooliS. cbssp
) oa In mo ~. M weekly or monthly if.zsasIien
Iithoeranas steel Enggayiugs, and Ghsoiscss @ W.
=. riety OF upwards OF z,ese
Iooktaz- z-fi iiasses, German xDc frsuch 49,
Rifier and Picture Frames
phosograph Fran~ss sold very rlsetp :, ,-.,,,ad
Clocks frpm the eest manufacturers ~ e's
f.r,~sss English Tapestry. j. Gruiy & So
supere,se. aul@f. asla niesilanr lretn tSs ~ =
s5,a r shR sas iat e;try. yplyeas and Matus,S
Waiput EStensaon Tables and oSisr sia
Picture and Loahing- linEs Mouiun9s, sotA - -
fIsot or manufactured -. :. ...tcsss s}iss
,,, Eramsss of any 8, ,zss nssse II short nSsis$s
sas i1-ins ~ t-s.s .s-.. 80
T,os,K' AND JOB PRINTING Ne sisS
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MARINE iNTElLrGESCE.
FORT OF Rlt I,M0ND., SEPTEMBER 80, is72.

MISiATuRE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER 20. is7s.
sun r1.es roo Nc,u h..f .....,... Sa3
sun sets ts.......,s SOL IIixh tide. zoo
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REpoRD has the very tip of the style In SILK
HATS. ..f
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RICHMOND Two DAYS ONLY!@
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER 1sT AND 2D.
LOCATION: Corner of Second and Leigh streets.
OLD JOHN RoDlNsoN's AQUARIUM
MUSEUM.
CJpCrs, AND NENAGRRIE.
THE LARGEST AND MosT COMPREHENSIVE
EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD:
A MAGNIFICENT zuuLoGIpAL blH'L !sY !
\ MONSTER AQUARIUM or LAYING
WONDERS
CiMENS oF ANIMATE AND MANI
MATE NATURE
THE BEST CIRCUS IN TIE WORLD!
EAHIpITEn cnNarETtY
N -FOUR VAST rAvlLtnNs.
Under this MAMMOTH CITY oF CANVAS arg
exhibited over
FIVE HrNpEtn LIVING ANIMALS.
rrincilr among which can be seen the celebrated
RliINOSt EROS. or Unicorn of II"lv Wit
Four Munster SEA LIONS. with their Young
The AFRICAN HARIBtESTE,
Tho CRUSTlSG YAK, ct rartur,;
The ELAND.
LIONS.
TIGERS,
LruPARpS.
BEARS,
MONKEYS
HlprUruTAMus.
HORNED HORSE.
UURAAG uuTANG,
NYLGHAU,
CABRA CARA
IBEN.
TAPER sLuTH.
REINDEER,
LLAMA.
FEMALE KANGAROO.
ANT-EATER, CHAMOIs,
ARMADIIIln.
60 .- ----------~ CAMRoLEUPARn.
HYESAS, Sc.
friuripal among the specimens uf orntiiuIog.
are
A pair of GIANT osTRICHEs.
CUSTOMARY, CONDOR.
BIRDS OF PARADISE. &c
THOUSANDS OF CURIOSlTIEs ar. tn he wit
messed IN the MUSEUM DEPARTMENT.
In tbt IL
ERS-mae, female, and Juveniie-thaa nh, othe
show in the world besides the
ELEPHANT EMPRESS,
lcur Monkey Riders. Troupe Of Trained Dogs. Fer
forming Lions. and more Trained Horses and 70
nics Than ever were seen under canvas, and Is
THE ONLY CIRCUS IN AMERICA
that actually presents SOMETHING NEW itr t,s
season of l-73.
Remember, that the BIG SHOW win be in Rich
mond as advertised. he on hand early for the
GRAND STREET DISPLAY.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, eumn,encing n
10 o'clock (inors open at ~ Grand Moral Matinee
for the benefit OF families and parties from ,Fis
tance.
ADMISSION TO ALL THE TENTS, soc, chill
tlren under ten years Of age, ?5c. Doors open at
and z. NJ
REMEMBER TIE FOLLOWING
Each exhibition is held under separate tent, and
while ticket and price admits to AL res the
exits and en- frances are so arranged and thU sear
tlon so complete that person visiting the MuseaR
or Mellagcric, Ayiars, In Tents l. 9, anu D. neither
sees uor hears anything relating to the Circus In
Tent No. I. ONE MILLION DOLLARS Invested
daily expenses $4,000; and Is positively the
LARGEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Read the programmes, catalogues, &c, FOR full
details Of this nnapproachable organizations.
Sc ?i-Sel "a. .2s 2s,a0,&Ol . a# -7t a-.
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yEssEL ABANDONED. {
DEPARTURES OF srEAsIERs.

L,OR NEW iORk.-rhe Old <CfETM
E ihumtu,ou Steamship Co,npany's eic. sSssse -
ganl .dc-wberI steamship Old DOMINION, esps
n,ciorE p. 81. Freight received untiI +. NJ.
Through bills Of ladinE signed, ana goeds lors
way1rJ With dispatch TO all points north sS'it
and west. Close connections iiiade Win CussM
Iirc for foreign ports Pilsscn2er acccnm0danoMfH M
,ns,rpass..d. Fare. $l3 steeraSe, ~. fou'sd-'P
tickets sv. kor freight or @eo,
:. ,e1 No. , Governor slfesf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

MARRIAGES, &c.-The number Of licenses
issued during September was seven, Of which
number four were colorrd. This is one less
than last month, the SMALLEST number for
many years. In September, 1871, ten licenses
were issued, and In 1870 only eight, SO it will
be seen that the matrimonial business Is
never very brisk in September.
For the month Of September fortyslx
deeds of bargain, sale, trust, release, &c.,
were admitted to record. The clerk reports
that business was never so dull as at this
fine ris.'. --# '.s.. '"a-ss. sts
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Twenty dozen genuine imported Scotch caps. a. ;
great Job. for sale by p. WEI$IGER & 60.
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MORNING.. SEPTEMBER 30 1872 !.

December 18th. Colonel Clarke Is now in
Philadelphia testing the iron, which il found
to FIJI the requirements win be ready for de-
livery. In the mean time the grading and
extending the avenues is being rapidly at
tended to, and the space between the Dan.
vile railroad and river filled UP. II Is hoped
that the bridge will be handed over to the
people as New Years gift in 1873.
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Enainnd.
ueaor.a.s susponssos,,

Hosros september s8--The Suspension
Of Msssrs. spencer, Nalla q Co., Weil-SneWp
bankers Of this city, Is reported,
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RICHMOND, |! !. |: /. | |! VA,
Rirllmond 1ispattll.

RE THE CIRCULATION Or THE Dis-
PATCH ~ LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION on Alb THE UTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS or THE CITY,.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 1872.
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t'iET Z Z + AND ASS
~, MoOLD2aHs.-fot sale. 40, Coo feet OF assorted
, :. L hE aud dLOoKINC-l.i.ASS Moui uIStis,
- u" foot or manufactured.
'''''sl 'ass01Li a. the lrst,if
WILLIAM DAFFROS,
'sF1" ikSS 3iaiH street.
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EOR RENT, THE ELIGIBLY STU fs:s
AIEn ANn nESIRALE RESInENCE ki:r

H". Io& north Twelfth sire I, recently occupied by
". tatt. EsJ. Premises In perfect order, ana
'nh"h convenient 10 business. To good tenant
=, ~ n"ieratc. Person renting can obtain pnsses-
mn Isl OF October. and secure the services of Il
.''3 >rt 81 servants now on the premises. appl,
m g. l.; j. HARVEY, corner OF leigh street and
nr""h avenue, or j. WWYATT
-. t-.lis M q Cnrnrn,,r etrne,
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urFicE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF scHooLs,)
1901 CLAY STREET.. :
RICHMOND. VA.septeniber 27th, 1879.
TIME TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC
/ Schools win assemble at the Central School on
MONDAY, September 2otb. at o A. III.
y. n. BlSFORD.
seo1-3t Superintendent schools.
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Nl'MAC WANTED.-"e Pay the highest
y market t,,r" inFhSH for StfMt'. The leave
,nn-f Il. nt -r.cn rrlur we'll dried. and free f"n
-.uI. .'ira-. nul i"rri.@. We receive " either ~
,rn i,ntrrS. ~ Manchester: "r ~ Ri"hn"nJ. ~
r.,,l ~. MN. adjoining CITY Gus Work NJ alS
iluc az railroad depot or ~ our store, NO i322
Nr'H Atiri. .,,.l
T. Liz Waiu Htj.SI hlNC.
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w EETyNsss.

IT A. .. D.--A regular meeting & ~
~ of SToN EMAIL GROVE. No q,
scr,e,nnsr a"th a' i +. Il. Important
h,s,ess will lie brought before the Grove.
Candidates for Initiation will attend at 50 T.. NJ. BY
order Of the n. A. JAMES II. PATTON.
30-lt Acting Secretary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. ( Cures colo and gripping Price,
WHITConB'S ) IN the bowels, and Ia %
Syrup. / clltate- the process Of Cents
tteethiBg.
Mrs. -uhiues convulsiCn- Price,
WHIltOMB's and JyeTcomcs all dis -
Syrup, eases incident to m Cents.
| fantS and children.
Mrs. Cures dlarrhca, olsen Price,
WHlTtOMB'S terry auu summer com. 20
syrup l giant children OF all Cents
Its the Great Infants and Chillren's soothing
Remedy in ali disorders brought on BY TeeIh,ng
or any other cause. Prepared 10y the
GRAFTON MEDICINE Co, ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold by Druggists an callers in Medicine
everywhere. My7dYOm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
REMOVED.

THOMAS PHoToGRAPfIIC ART GALLERY
REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF EIGHT
STREET AND COMMERCIAL AVENUE, IN
RfsERs BUILDING.
! now have good light TO work by and
pleasant rooms for the accommodation of
visitors and customer. am now pre-
pared to do as good Photographic work as
was ever done in Cairo. ] will take pho
tographs, plain, imitation porcelain and
gems old pictures copied, enlarged, and
colorcd in India ink or water colors. Par
ucular attention given to taking child
rcn's pictures.
Don't forget the place, corner Eighth
street and Commercial avenue.
fcb7-lw j. j. THOMAS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
GOLD GOLDil GOLDl!!
GOLDEN COMPOUND

win force the beard or mousache TO grow
thick and heavy, on the smOothest face, or hair
on the badest head, in Il days, or money refund
d. d. This preparation has been before the pup.
lie for over ihiiteen years, and thousands OF
it's Sent by mail, post paid, with direction, ~
full for ITS use, Tor 80 cents package three iof
w. GOLDEN COMPOUND co.,
No, 22i Pine street, 81. Louis, MO-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
THE FUR TRADE.

II. LEVY 4 co. PAY THE HIGHEST MARX VT
PRICES.
Below will be found the corrected list
Of prices paid by II. Levy IL Co., for
hides, furs, feathers, wool tallow, bees
wax, and all kinds Of country produce.
Levy * Co. do a very large trade in their
line and it Il well known fact that they
always pay the highest prices to be OBJ
tanned in this market They are now
paying for
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

/
| ca,ro Ills January "a, lsI2..
Public notice n hereby gwen VII" benei"'
| charter election viii be held. =, 4,
os Trrsp,r, rHE 27rH DAY or FHBRvARr A. ID.
Is7a in the City OF Cairo, In the state of Illinois,
tor The purpose of electlng
Mayor,
City Clerk,
City Treasurer,
CITY Marshal,
City Attorney,
Police Magistrate to succeed +. Bross. Esq.
and three II embers of the Select Council, as fol-
lows.
One member from the First Ward, to succeed
=. q. Schulz,
One member from the Second Ward, to succeed
g, X, woodward.
one member from the City at Large, to succeed
ID. Hurd.
Also
SIX members OF the Board Of Aldermen, as fol.
lows
Two members from the First Ward, to succeed
/. Walder and Leo kleb
Two members from the Second Ward, 10 sue
coed W. Buder and Henry Winter.
One member from the Third ward, 10 succeed
one MEMBER from the Fourth Ward, TO succeed
James Carroll. ,.
| polls will be opened in the different Wards ~
follows. la the FRS. Ward, at the hrst house an
the east s.ds of Washington avenue below fii'h
street. ~
In the Second Ward, at the Arab Engine house.
In the THIRD Ward, at the Hibernlan Engine
4 house,
In the Fourth Ward, at the Court House.
Polls will be opened at Am, and closed"'
o'clock. pm. BY order Of the city council,
lan2sdl0i NJ. J. HOWLEf, CITY oIe.~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
ELECTION NOTICE.

many o: our regular established agenelss:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

PRoGREss OF THE REyoLUTIoN.-A new
light dawned upon the world with the in
PRODUCTION Of Plantation Bitlcrs twelve
years ago. Drastic purgation went OUT
restoration and renovation came in. The
the eyes Of the people were opened to the
great fac; thu, the way 70 cure disease !. to
strengthen and support it. victims, not to
place them at it. mercy but dcpriying
them Of the little strength they have. 1t
soon became evident that means Of IN
iIsins vitality into the feeble system, reg
uluting the sccretions, curing Indigestion
and reforming a bilious habit Of body no
medicinal preparation then known was ut
all comparable to the restorative. Since
then hundreds Of attempts have been
made to rival tie bitter. They have all
failed, and the Grand Revolution in Med
ical Treatment, which was commenced in
1850, is still in progress. Nothing can
stop it, for il is founded on the principle,
now universally Acknowledged, that phys
ical vigor is the most formidable an,agon-
let af all human ailments, and experience
Ia. shown that Plantation Bi,ters is Il
peerless invigorant, as well as the best
possible safeguard against epidemic
diseases. feb7eod&wiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
THE BULLETIN.
Publication once, Buiictin Building,
Washington Avenue.
FOR SALE,

We have just received, from the man
ufacturcrs, Wilcox and Gibbs sewing
machine. 1t is beautifully finished and
has the hemmer, braidcr, etc, This ma.
chine, worth sixty dollars, will be sold at
bargain and may be seen at Room 10,
Winter block. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

MARRIAGE GUIDE.-lnteresting work
numerous cngravings, 22i pages. Price
so cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary
No. IL North Eighth Street, St. Louis
Mo. See Advertisement. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

The above price li,t is subject to correc-
ton,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

WIN ,,sn s sGi" H. woi"ns..y smiission,
loss OF semen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ %ss aS:S -
power dizzy head. Ios and iMSS
.na .hrs .H 81 "isSyersisn cure ~ As.:.
phrsy msn,ssp.sss1...si d sr pss mS s vaius
rwent y .eis sient Unratiyes. they strike
bic mi'a he sp roofs OF the matter toae ~ We ~
ts% iS Sf 1;s, 10 sas p !s:s
3neray, l ny Thousands of ca, es. Price, - per
have earvdt I'VE boxes and largo - VIAL which
= very important, "a obstinate or old cases o.M
Nv mail ON fsceip. OF price. Address Humphrey
Enecifc HOMEOPATHIC Medicine CO., coz bFosa
way, +. Y. sCho
auglJieowawly Agent CARO- ""ss's
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
\ otice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Before applying to the notorious QpSrks who
advertise IN tue public papers or using any Quack
remedies, peTuse Dr. Butts work, no mater
what your disease is or how deplorhble your con.
dltIOn.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or at
mail, on the Diseases mentioned IN his works,
office, No. u y. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut - Louis Mo. mYodwlv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

SLEEPING Rooms FOR RENT Ten
well ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma.
tional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
At City National Bank.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09
Evidences of Official Capacity.

The editor of the thrice t:oflicial jour
nal' boasts of his capacity to fill offices.
We desire to enlarge upon the sub
jcct of his capacity a little. This same
editor was once Assignee, or acting
Assignee, ia Bankruptcy ofthis district.
He was superseded. His successor, we
arc reliably informed, spent about six
weeks i'll righting the affairs Of his pre-
dccessor, and had to make out IN al
most entire new set Of books.
The same individual, not long since,
was Assessor of Internal Revenue for
thisdistrict. We are again informed his
successor Mr.. Hardy, was completely
bewiidercd by his accounts, and that his
inc"mpetency was the principal cause
OF his removal from office.
The capacity of this individual on
the score of o6iciul honesty was beauti-
fully illustrated in his proposition to
sell the Intclligenccr buillinga and lot
to the rarish-hc being ut the time
4 member of the Police Jury--fDr the
sum Of 81 500, when there were two
mortgages of 5000 each upon the prop
erty, and e-fnurth oft thrproperty
of minors, and the same property was
afterwards given in to the \ Assessor rs
worth only &2,0m. An official who
would do that ofrourSn would no: steal.
II" would not purloin u reu-hot
StoV"--nor swin,llc u minor, nor Ip
any thing co@giSh, mean, r:,s,aIlN or
trcarhrrOllS
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09

Among the Ubiquitous bills passed
by the Legislature was one amending
the charter of this city.
One of the provisions OF this bill con.
tinucs in office the present Mayor and
Board OF Trustees for one year longer
than the term for which they were
elected.
What possible prctrNt WAS offered to
carry this amendment through, we are
wholly ut Il loss to conceive. What
docs il signify but :, deliberate purpose
to deprive the people of this city, for
no cause whatever, Of choosing their
municipal officers and councilmcn ::
What excuse or justification have IL.
men who advocated this bill, to OtIrl
for this gross outrage upon the people.
liberty? Who framed that bill, :uIo
who urged its passage: We call fol
their names, that this people may hoo
Them Oft the streets and out of tn" sigh
of fair-minHrh, honest men. Let the
people of nur city inquire into lhi
fnattpr, anH each citizen r'~olN" tina
the uriginat"r~ ana supporters of thi
most nagrtnt violation eft their ~:tt'rt,
ri.ht~ shall hr mad" to feel the weigh
and fortunes of 4 virtuouS public indi"
nation.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-03-09
New DrIl" StNrc.

We invite attention to the advert iic-
mcnt of Mr.. T.. u. Dromgoolc, who has
opened 4 drug store in the new build
ing erected on tho lot on Grand street
owned by Mr.. CroWnrtch. Mr.. ID. Is
!, son of Dr.. Dromgoo!c, of Memphis,
and has in this enterprise the full sup
port of his father, who is now in this
city assisting in opening and arranging
the drugs and medicines arriving for
his son, Of both of which there is Il fine
assortment, purchased ut the lowest
cash prices and warranted pure, fresh
and genuine. Nv. Dromgoolc is an ex-
pcricnced apothccary, having been at
| the business from the age Of eleven
years, and comes to us we'll rccOmmcn-
dcd as Il moral, active and cntcrprising
young man. lie invites Il careful in
spcction of his stock, and proposes &c
sell at the worry lowest cash prices.