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ST. Leonard's. Nd Feb I 1877

ST. Leonards, Nd, Feb /, 1874
Gents In answer 10 your inquiry. viii
say that have used the "borsey Tobacco Cor..
Pouad alongside ofIwo frs,-class Fertilizers
il WAS much superior TO both Il is the mos,
reliable fertilizer have ever used, and consider
it equal 10 Peruvian Guaro
Yours, &c.
J. J. BLACKBURN.
May 23rd, ls7:-3m.
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RICHARD BLUNT.
Cove Point. Calver, Co. Nd, Feb q

Cove Point. Calvert Co., Nd, Feb %, ~:
Gents II have used Dorsey Tobacco Co't
pound, il acted extremely well although the
season vas very dry. hare been using Peru
Wan Guano, but the Compound seemed to act as
well as il.
Yours Respectfully.
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Surveying.

Dart:es wishing 70 employ the services Of the
L unce.sisned rs surveyor VII! sd' v,ss,
GEO. B DENT,
Great Mills, +. O., Nd.
ch IVY 2sth, ls7:--tt,
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COMMISSION AGENCY

6z.I-ore, Ne. L.s III, 1871
HAVING loe..si n self ., las wss: Pratt,
Ii Street, for The p1rpc.e 81
eATying 90 the b,s;csss ola Commission ssn.,
fcr tie sale Of oil kinds C ccanny Prcdgcs,
fohscco excepted, rvsr>ctseIly ctr mr. ser.
rioes 20 ny friends acd he ei;ir.,s se.s-.lly o.
81. Mays s.d a,o.a ng ec7c.:ex q. lowe. Va
rylAnd &c 'hat capacity, asd solicit share u
'st:r faIrorass. p!s6Siag m-se!f,e r,s Hy ses'
euseavc-S 20 r:croie rts inli.sx:s Of ;soss vac
fa-o. rs With their patronage.
JAMES 4 WISE,
Eo I35 Soc.g csAsi.s S:xx5.,
I'D 6s.;i~1s,
Co.. 5. q. EAaa.s. ce:- yIs- 8. co~ss, :cgy
!. CAxAI.za, Ius. q. KY, 80, fegsf k,Ss,
p. L<o1s-3.ev-, ~.
lure is, ls1-us
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- ,sH SENlER EEScSr
;i2 ''aas1l : i"
THE HOT SEASON.

ENCOURAGED ey TIE eassfse.ica which
IL nv place sssn-ed 70 satsd during tss las:
sse Sumners. ! propose 20 receive BOARD
FRS The psesens season fsel Jsne LIST to Sep
s<Eher la -s
~. isstss this seasoa xin &c ftr eroxa pat
SECS so per day, aed for rrrses and ehsli.sa
NJ chasre e, sailing, 4sL:ne ha:s.ag, Q.
use u ser ffuit eroHa o. nv sarr
" Dwelling sits eAek Toe yarts from the
sessemae River. ard handsome hasa exseads
% sAe waters edge. r.
Myreons .asgs AID vs;l seasiis,ed
With ~ icxnr!es Of tie river In ahpndsacs.
With delicious tsil 6se vaiss. and Ice Aeuss
vel U.et. feel sare Of pleasing al ~io nay
Asos NE ~ith ,bsir pa,rcasge kde.esa
er. b p HLAKISTuSE,
p - - -Isf e. l,lestuv n
'F@E sf s. xsry's eesasv, NJ.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Ia the matter Of the Petition for Com
mission Of Partition o,. tbs Real Estate OF
Vim. Il. Garner, deceased.
In the Circuit Court for ST Msrv's co-r,y
Nc a. Com MISSIONS
nHDERED. this sIst 6sv OF Mar. 1872
~ that the Audro's Re pert. fed IN
this cage. he r.' fed and ccnirruei. url.s,
cause to the contrary beshowr IN or before
iss Monday of July nexi provided q
copy ofthis order be Published IN the S.
Asrys Beacon, once a week for thves
successive weeks prior to the sai6 Is, Mon-
day Of July.
JNn CAVALIER. c,t.
ru.conv-Tes::
INo A CAiALIEE, crk.
Juas 6. IS72-sw.
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FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
Mr.. Edi,o.-You are requested 20 snaounc'
JAS p. ALVEY as a Candidate for the rex
Shs.lfA!ty AMI scn viii please cay tha, be
VII! be Warmly supporte! by toe business iu
'srest Of the couaty and bv be
Jan !. 1872. FsorIE.
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DORSE VS.
.Toetcco COMPOUND.
PREPARED EkPRESSLY
Ey- yoa ras
TOBACCOCROP
IT SPEAKS FFoRlTsELF:
Head as Ct.ti6oos<s IF P'aasers n M.
rrice $50 per Toa.
sos aArs ~
A NEEDKAx3 So.yS.
lag L;gM Nress WAoyf
k~J - : FNs3Es8fF u -
as r~- rsALrSoRx
-0

Geats ~ used the Compound last season on
my Tobacco. ] take pleasure in stating that l
consider IL valuable fertilizer. ] used I, 4. ,h,
ratio Of $50 i.s. % the ac.e, notxithstsading The
exeessiv. irough. it produced 6ne crop. car
without hesitation recommend this fe.tiiixer q
plan 'efs - No Tobacco Composnd. ! aisu
used u on ny Peach Trees and si acted liks I
charm, .--.. =.
Yorrs, Truly. -
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FnANcIS II. ADAMS. .Ios. w. TAYLOR
ADAMS g. TAYLOR.
BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS.

THE undersigned. having entered int,
co-l".rtnersiip for tho purpose Of
BUILDING aud CONTRACTING,
are PREF sr-d to contract for BUILDING
and REPAIRING in Saint Mary's and al
Ining counties. All work ir,rusted to U.
will be iope with 6esnatrk and In work
maulike manner address.
ADAaS \ TAYLOR,
Nechanicsy.
ST. Mary. county. Md.
Dec o., l7l-k
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FOE COUNTY EmE.

FOE COUNTY C-ECE.
Fe:so. seaeos-plexsa xS=oal ee.. FRAME
Foss. ks7-. . . Candidate fer Clark oscis.
e., csc., and clSSe
sevls, 1871. Mar Frseis.
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THOMAS 4. WHFTT,
Lass Of Chapel Point Nd,
BURGESS & SCOTT.
T. o M n issi on Mereh dnfs
IS. v. PaArs ST1srr,
H.,-r~,s> q,

- ceeEgrnenfs respectfully solicited and
promptly a'te.sed 70 shipping orders care
fa,,y rut up.
IAtffxoaE RsysIrScIsc =
Chs-ies Brooks Esq, Prest wess.-a Va,
H'h. feapimsc Bro, Earst, Parrell & Go.
wn .Es,nsa d Son. wm DsvTiss Co. Ne,
eeacs, " 3 Brooks, Esq.,.
SEPT 7, isrl--ss
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ks
be Horse
| T,

result Of consid.
pit. Twelve wears
preparation. IL In
!, will regulate
and promote Cen
,ni prevent an ac-
law. which SO Of
: a grca, consumer
he food eaten nv
ny in any way in
'rh.at We which 10
aVes food and pro-
he highest appro-
Sold wholesale bv
ght and Lombard
tail bv al county
er for it, and seud
lnah!e certificate.
viii be furnished
Use K co,
SIS, EaAo., Nd.
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(rlt'E

rlCE.
{ Trus, from
/. Martin .
/ Ary's county.
Equity.
Jaw of June.
! ditor's Il.
ratified aud
{ mt arv 10
n'lay Of july
his order l..
arOP, once q
prior .cihe
ER.Cl'k.
lER.Crk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-13

Trustees Sale
>. ss.zaa- "s 7sfs - s. 2 3
= {. . of "a, "a, -. ls; 3: :.
real est Af2
DY .irsur Of $ d-crre Of the Cireui.
| ID Court for Saint Mays County. sit
ting as Court If Equity. raised IN .
Pause in which Charles Combs 10 Gem
plainan,, aud Rcber. C. Cou,bs. Admin.
i.,ra,or "f E..ssb<,h. Adams. and 9th.
ers s-e Defcu.sa's. ard sesriug aata o
the lseh do, OF May. ls7s. the snisr-
signed, .. T, as:ces. will sell ~ public
ss'e, AZ The coati HOu>e dor in Lsonazd-
towB. on .fEst Tar
Tues1,sy, the 2s'h day of june.
| 1872, s.4 ssHs.
be, wcen the hours Of aud & O'Clock, ..
M. the folio wing proprrty. 3" sit
| The ,rsc's or parcels Of laud. called
aud ksown as
HOLLY TREE
Coughs Addition,
cOntaiBiog -
% acres,
m.re or lcss.
These lands are located in tie Bird cleo
ton distric, Of Sc. Mary's c"un,y. Ma
ry'and. ard sr" in proved hy . small
DWELLING HOUSE. they are
good soil anl about two miles distan'
from Leonsrdtown--'ying on he public
road leading to N-dlcy's Mex.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed ~ the decree. are One
half Of the purcl ase money in cash. on
the day Of .al", aud the DO aucc A. twelve
months er dt-ihe deferred naynen' I"
be secured ~ the ho'd or n"tc, Of the
purchaser. with security TO be approved
by the Trustees. On to bear interest from
the day of sale.
Whom all the purches. money shall be
paid, the Trustees will execute u deed to
the purcha-er. free. clear and discharged
from all claims of tho parties to this suit
end d. those claiming BY. from or uuder
them.
ROBERT c. COMBS.
JAS. S. DOWNS.
Trustees.
May so. ls12-'s.
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NEALTNf BE4CTT,y

strong and pure rich blood Of f.sh and
wrigh.-eIesr skin and beautf complexion
secured to ali. ......
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Hyci CANVASS ROOFING.

In rolls cor'A'a'ns use square feet 10 90 -
a rc.oss the evor art .app.d sa!nc!s fasaioa
with slar olive inches. and scped Is nA.i-
!n- 'hs saEs. ~.iA 70 0, t..ks
TITS Is The .n!r CtaPcGuSa Roosag thst
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kt Law and
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of Vrnlitirni
; Circuit Court
Maryland. one
l>tar. against
one at tho
,'n~t the gooI.
tcnGmunts nf
hCeicr' aud
Tao dirccr Il,
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tract or pH-
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same may be
ng.
or less.
. that on
of July,
Gonnrltnwn.
aud ! = NJ.
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I'd and taken
IL bidder tor
inter, $, aud
thereon.
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May so. 1s72--'s.
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ITON.

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OF Appeals.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

may be, but altogether united to repre-
sent an intelligent and energetic constit-
uency anywhere. Personally he Is . very
clever gentleman. We like him, and II
he we're candidate for an Office adapted
TO his abilltiss-justice Of the peace or
member of the town council of Carbon.
dals-we should unhesitatingly declare
that he might do. But for congress
The suggestion 10 jokei
This 10 the manner in which we have
handled Mr.. Clements, and we do not hes
itats to appeal to the public when we as.
sert that more gentle treatment Of such a
subject would be impossible And yet
the Tribune has the effrontery to assert
that We are guilty Of abusing Clements
The Tribune must urge some charge
against THE BULLETIN less transparent
than this.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
AN UNsEEING TRIBUNE.

The Du Quoin Tribune is 80 blind -
those who, seeing, refuse to see. 1t declares,
and does 90, We have little doubt with .
full knowledge Of the falsity Of the de.
claration, that 1t has not seen in any Of
the papers advocating the election Of Nj.
Wall denial of the charge that he was .
knight Of the Golden Circle. That
charge was made in the commencement Of
the campaign, and was promptly denied.
The proof was called for, but has not been
furnished to the public. Mr.. Wall was
never q member Of that organization, and
when the charge was made during the war,
he came to Cairo and demanded Of the
military authorities the names of witnesses
and the evidence on which it was founded
The authorities could not give the
name Of any man who WAS willing to as.
sert that he had even . shadow Of . rea.
son for believing the charge true, and sd-
mitted that it had grown out ofidle gossip
1t was one Of the lies sent out by mali.
cious persons to injure personal enemies
and involve innocent men in difficulties
with the military power Of the govern.
ment. Mr.. Wall 10, and the DuQuoin
Tribune" knows no 10, and all the ira.
ducsrs Of his patriotism are we'll aware OF
the fact, devoted TO the best interests Of hi,
country, loyal to ito government and 81
active contributor to its prosperity. Tn,
people do not believe the silly csnsrds o
the Knight boogabo mon, and at the poll
next month will vindicste Mr.. Wal
against their aspersions.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
WHERE DOES HE sTAND2

The Carbonate New Era is anxious to
know where Mr.. Wall stands on the tariff
question. The New Era marifests by
ito ignorance lamentable lack OF enter
prise. It does not know what no other
person is ignorant Of, that Mr.. Wall Is In
sympathy with the revenue reform move
ment and 10 an advocate Of low tariff.
In all bis speeches he has made public this
fact, and the New IRA either tells false.
hood or 10 inexcusably ignorant when II
says IL does not know where Mr.. Wall
stands on the tariff.
But If it is important that Mr.. Walls
position on thi, question should be stated,
IL is also important that Mr.. Clements
should be placed in an une-
quivocal position in regard to
III Where does he stand Will
the New Era and that model of the low
downess Of Radical truthfulness, the Du
Quoin Tribune, answer US We demand
. reply.
But lot US suggest to the great journals
we are interrogating, that II will not do TO
say that Mr.. Clements agrees with the
Philadelphia platform in regard to the
tariff. That platform is, we know, high
tariff platform, but it was worded BY the
ingenious rascals who control the Radical
organization in SO shrewd manner that
II will also stand for low tariff platform
in low tariff community. Mr.. Clements
avails himself Of this fact, and whether he
10 . tariff or anti-tariff advocate
depends upon whether he is in
. tariff or anti-taria community. He
avoids the question in his little harangues,
through which courses the smallest Of all
little streams of common sense, and when
INTERCEPTED, ascertains how his interro-
gator stands upon the question and then
manages to make his reply conform to his
qusstioners belief He has, We assert, dur.
ing this campaign, declared both for and
against protection, and when in doub,
about his surroundings has been equivocal
leaving the people still in doubt whether
the snake that made the track was going
tariff. ward or coming back.
This kind Of electioneering may be Of
the ''smsrt' kind, but il will not do. Mr.
Clements is either in favor of tariff fol
revenue, the only constitutional tariff, oil
he is in favor of protective tariff
Where does he stand? That is the ques
ton. Come out, key, and reply.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
AN uNTIMELY SUGGESTION


AN UNTIMELY SUGGESTION.
The Chicago News suggests that Mr..
Greeley should allude in his Inaugural
Address, on the 4th Of March next, to the
project Of calling q national convention to
establish, by . revisal Of the fundamental
law, the needed governmental reforms.
The confidence Of the News in the sue
cess OF Mr.. Greeley 10 sublime, but we de-.
sire TO gently hint that the election of H.
@. 10 now the business in hand, and that
suggestions concerning the contents Of the
philosophers inaugural and messages will
be more timely after We have crushed
hydra-hsaded corruption, alias Grsntism.
We know this 10 . great task, but we have
not forgotten that Bulwer makes Richie.
lieu say that the word Fail is not in the
bright lexicon Of youth. This fact encour.
ages US, and We propose, other gentlemen
being willing, to keep pegsing At Grantism
until we wear 1t out, II il takes hundred
years. Then we will receive the wise sug-
gestions Of the News with patience, and
manage to procure their insertion in the
public recommendations of the man who
got Ulysses down.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
THE NAIL STRUCK ON THE HEAD

THE NAIL STRUCK ON THE HEAD.
The Murphysboro Argus hits the nail
on the head when II says that treach-
cry in the Democratic ranks contributed
more TO the Liberal defeat in October I"
will the sagacious managers allow Us TO
say defeat f-"than fraud in the Repub.
lican party" True as any gospel
preached In Carol The Bourbons are
responsible for the defeat in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana. They deliberately
threw their influence in favor ofthe Grant
candidates, and will also throw IL for
Grant next month, unless saving grace
should enlightsn their minds and bring
them out of the wilderness of political
foolishness But the probabilities are that
saving grace would prefer an easier job,
and We must therefore look for succor to the
honest portion Of the Republican party
that honest portion that has not Grant on
tho brain. Shall we look in vain ?
Where is echo to make reply'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
A NISCHIEVOUS PORKER

a Hogg 10 raising the devil with the
Radicals in the Fifty. fifth district. He is
roofing up all the political crop sowsd
with 20 much labor by Fsrrsl, and the
probabilities are that that gentleman will
rep nothing. Hogg 10 . minister Of the
gospel and therefore especially adapted to
politics, but seems . little out Of place
roofing outside Of the Radical sty. Nc
CARNEY 10 10 blame, and unless that gen.
usnan 10 mistaken in the sxtsnt of bis
iaSulees. NJ. Tarrsrs cake Is slough. Mac
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

THR Liberal canvass Of Jackson county
10 being pushed vigorously, by Albright
Msyham, Delaney, and Andrews. In
Union county, Townes, Crawford, Hol.
comb and Condor, are making things live.
~. This week Union will be thoroughly
csnvassed again, and next week the dose
will be repeated. The Gazette" is doing
most excellent work for the cause. We
predict that the Old Guard of Egypt will
roll up = majority for Greeley, Koener and
Wall Of anywhere from 800 TO LOO.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
MR.. CLEMENTS GENTLY HAN.
nTEn

Mr.. CLEMENTS GENTLY HAN
DIED.
Our dear friend of the Du Quoin 'Tri-
Dune is distressed about THE BULLETIN.
That paper 10 afflicted with the mania Of
exaggsration, and whenever it speaks Of
this paper towers into the high region Of
broad lies. In the last number we find the
assertion that We have given birth to .
multitude Of falsehoods' about Capt
Clements and the Republican candidates,
and have stepped aside to vent our "splsen,
without regard to truth, on all Republi-
'cans and Democrats alike who will not
bow at it, disreputablo Greeley all
political altar" etc.
We have treated Capt. Clements with
remarkable leniency. We have said very
little about him. He is SO very inconsid.
cradle in Importance, has amounted 10 90
smaii squahtity, that We have been COM
PEELED TO say little in opposition to him.
If . post had been nominated for congress
what could we have said abusive of the
post in addition to the charge that, being
. post, IL would be altogether An i'm.
proper representation Of this district in
congress? And what more forcible objsc.
ton can we maks.to Clements than The
objection that he 10 Clsmsnts? To
say this is to say that the
Radical candidate for congress In this
district amounts 10 very little intel.
lsetuslly, Il, 90 far - usefulness In con.
Srsss 10 oonosrnsd, . post, ornamental
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

10 smart and he thinks he 10 not mistaken |,
but Gov. Curtin 10 also smart. He thought
he was not mistaken In pennsylvania, but
he was. May Macs indomitable porSever.
ancs and influence make him moro sue
cessful than the unfortunate war governor
Of Pennsylvania
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

The evidences Of fraud in the Pennsyl.
vania election are accumulating so fast
that the wayfaring man, though Q fool
must believe it the most disgracetul thing
that has occurred in American politics
The men involved, whose sins have found
them out, are nearly all government Off
cials under Grant-men who are directly
interested in Grants success.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
The "Tsll Sycamore of ths Wshss,

The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash"
takes bis defeat kindly, and, rising to e1.
plain, praises Greeley with oil his might
and main. Unfortunate Voorhees,, why
didn't you hold your tongue when the
discreet Thurman and other sly boys
pushed you forward TO blaze away at
Greeley and ascertain the drift Of the
public mind7 You were either a very
ingenious very soft politician. Having
been decsntly laid out in your political
CONN, you make . handsome corpse
Nay you rest in pescsi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

South CAROLINA will send black mar
70 the United States senate. This accord
ing to the notions Of Morton, and that ilk,
10 progression. And 30 it is-progression
Of the Radical sort which is leading the
country toward confusion, humiliation and
ruin.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

Miss NELLIE GRANT is to "come out I"
this winter, and grand full dress party
on the occasion will be among the gaysties
Of the season At Washington. If the Lib.
erals and Democrats do their duty in the
campaign, her father will "coms out" in
the spring.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
Announcements.
CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce JOHN Q.
HARTMAN a. Q candidate for Circuit Clerk of
Alexander county, At the ensuing election in
November next.
We are authorized to announce r. 8. 70.
CUM as candidate for Circuit Clerk Of Al
exander county, at the ensuing election in
November next
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
FOR SHERIFF,

We are authorized to announce PETER
SAUP ~ candidate for Sheriff at the ensu.
ing November election.
We are authorized to announce HAMIL-
TON IRWIN asa candidate for reelection
70 the Office Of Sheriff Of Alexander county.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
FOR CORONER.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
II. GOSSMAN Is candidate for reelection
TO the ONCE Of Coroner, subject to the decis-
sion Of the Democratic Convention
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

rOh OOONlI AlIOhNEIs
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 a. . candidate for County Attorney at
he ensuing November election.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
BANK hTATEMENTS.

TTNHlRTYNINTH report Of the condition o
i the First National Bank OF Cairo, Illinois, at the
close Of business October Sd, 1872.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN
John II. Oberly has reduced the subscrip-
ton price Of the WEEKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
20 One Dollar per annum, making II the
cheapest paper published In Southern Illinois.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16


MR. EDiT0H: Since | see some 9TH
ers are giving their opinions about the
Convention ON the 18th Of April nomi-
Mating candidates for county offices.
permit me TO give mine. be- II worth lit.
tie or much. ! believe Hall owmship
would be in favor Of nominating, If we
can have fair Convention. In fact,
don't know any person here who is OPP
posed 10 II. except those who expect
to be candidates, and a few OF their par-
ticnlar friends, or persons who have sold
their influence for liberal treating. or
something else, and arc afraid their u,an
wouldn't be nominated. 80
believe fair Convention would do
the fair thing in distributing the Coun-
ty offices. and everybody. who knows
about 1t, knows that Hall
township has not had its share Of Offices
for several years. Take County Com
missioner for example. We have had
no County Commissioners from this
township for tw Give years. and no other
officers to make up for it. Is this right !?
II the present Commissioners be ever so
good, don't doub; but Hall could fur
nish as good one, and one who, if
wouldn't electionneer with
the Republicans for votes either. So J..
for one. am in favor Of q full Democrat
ic County ticket, and no "Possunl' pol
icy In mine, If You please. l hope Mr.
Allies will call our tow nship convention
1t Schncllvillc, and see that Delegates
are Instructed for nominating.
Respectfully. G.. s.