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New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
THE FAILURE OF REFORM.

GOV. HOFFMANS REsPONSIBILTrY-REPORr IRON
THE COUNCIL OF POLITICAL REFORM.
The Special Committee appointed by tho
EewYork cry Council OF Political Reform 20 proceed 10
Albany TO urge the passage OF reform measures and 70
oppose the corrupt projects before the Legislature Fave
presented report. IN the Of which they say
Many very important reform bills after passage.
defeated by the Governor, who Judging from his scts
could not forget that be owed his Oce O the ate all
powerful Iammany Ring. and hence vetoed every NE
that turned the remnants OF that 80 long his
supporters, cut of Oce It evident notwithstanding
LIS promises tat any new charter that gave te people
OF tins city. exasperated by the swindes
OF the Ring peedy election for rulers would 10
charter known the Palmer Charter drawn, from
beginning end special consultations with te Cow
To meet Eis views To the astOulmenf ~ All
who had conferred with him IN framing N. ne vetoed ~
upon these grounds each %. which false aud must
have been known 70 the Governor 70 be so at the tine OK
the veto.
TIden's Oyer and Terrninor bill, that enabled a
swinded public In every county OF the state u Obtain
an impartial and unpreiudced court deal ont Justice
70 official criminals vetoed bill for similar cses
the civil OF the court and Of great value 70 tho
public, was, by influences flowing from the same E1rc-
tive source, killed by delay; while Dill INTO Wbcn
some cOrrupuOnists slipped clause that takes S4oOO
from the City Treasury for additional useless and
needless clerks disreputabe district aud police
courts, signed with eagerness by the Governor,
after he informed OF the sgindle ana
might strike out the Objectionable clause.
The greatest mpediment, at Albany % reform this year
las been Governor. Fortunately TOR TINS city MS
term of Office expires this year. II the Councils Of POht
cal Reform do their duty 20 the public now aud
next November the next Governor Whatever his pohdcs
may be, will at least be- ia sympathy WITH the nom
partisan reform that attained great ui0-
mentum here last Summer and FalL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
AN OPPONENT IN CONVENTION. A SUPPORTER
-.........-... In CAMPAIGN. -..........

To fhe Edftor OF The TrtbUne.
SIR; attended the Cincinnati Convention
as regularly accredited delegate from the Win Con
gress District of this State went TO Cincinnati deter
mined to oppose nomination Of Horace Greeley but
willing abide by action OF that Convention. Since
my opposition TO Mr.. Greeley arose solely from his
advocacy OF the doctrine OF Protection and behef
that he would make that issue OF the campaign
1 accept the manner in which that question has
been left by the Convention to be settled by The
people themselves, and 1 free 70 say, and l
say it with all candOr, that the nominations
made entitled TO the support Of every man who
desires the accomplishment OF the objects OF that
Convention. The earnest craving OF tho people for
thorough reform in every branch OF the public service
overshadows all party and subordinaes every
personal consideration. Notwithstanding the unjust
in which was treated by tho Convention, as
may be by reference to the protest OF the New
York delegation presented by Judge selden, heartily
ndorse the nomination OF Horace Greeley and have full
confidence in his integrity Of purpose and his ability to
carry principles embodied the platform Of the
Cincinnati Convention will also add that hencefOrth
shall work earnestly and cOnscentiously for the
election of Mr. Greeley did TO defeat his nOmna-
ton, Notwithstanding the ISLANDERS and msrepresenta-
tons Of men who charge with nddety to the prnci
pies which was sent TO Cincinnati 70 uphold.
THOMAS DUR 20. 3O7 Firstave.
Helo- York, May 81, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28

absence defeated Legislation and al cvif proeesaes %
compel their attendance Casey and Packard st In
power. You are in favor Of amnesty. The so-eaIled
Republican, party Ia opposed 10 amnesty and Only
wees ago, voted down amnesty In the United States
otnhe' mus Keeping open the wounds and The murder
Gus memories ~ vi seven long years after s eOa
NV, Sir learned Of yOu - years ago, that the
" bIIhB me SHINING Whlg and Democratic parties 10
their SENSES 10 organize a new party Tor human
1ghis ana keep voting its clean ticket vic
t9y We were succeseful. BY what logical path. In
drecuoD, can you longer remain In the kepublioaa
party and counsel your elowcitizens DO so whoa
that party has become unfathful % most 0f IL hgs
trusts IL u loaded down % the waters edes with pc
huca knaYe- and rcstcrs; carries its conventions
fraud and the bayOnct; sanctions eif.-takDg and
limited nopotsm In its Presideni and Is the embodied
n fusal II amnesty 10 the struggling people Of eleven
great States OF common nation.
Very truly, vours. HIRAM r. CRoZrKR.
No 800 Dean-sf., Brooklyn. May n. Is72
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
PENNSYLVANIA.
GREELEY AND BROWN CLUBS IN PHILADELPHIA
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.

tkEELEn AND BROWN CLUBS ~ IiiLADELf MA
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-A large and en-
thusastc meeting OF liberal Republicans and Demo
Gratis held tonight in the First Ward to organize
Greeley and Brown Association. John W, Lynn was
chosen President.
There was great enthusiasm and several stirring
speeches made among others by John W. Frazin esq
Secretary OF the Liberal Republican Executive Commit
tee, who said:
AZ one Pennsylvania delegation TO the Cincinnati
Convention. he proud OF the good work accom-
psaed there and sent abroad tnrouhoht the land Tor
ratification BY the people thereof scn thoughtful and
influential Democrats az Dr. Andrew Nebinger, Mayor
yaux, Senators Wallace and buekalew, com
mended our action, the first having said 10
the speaker that the nomination Of Greeley and
Brown were the wisest selections which could
have been made :" while Mr.. Vaux recently remarked
that had the Cincinnati Convention continued Its de-
uberatiOns for six months II would have been mposs
bic for them 10 have bulded better and as for the plat
form, together with its accompanying address 10 the
people, 1t was something That has never YET Deen sur
passed by anything OF ts KIND since Jeneron aud they
Die Democrats. Liberal Republicans beeNe the surest
safest and speedest remedy for the grievances under
which suffer be found in the election OF Horace
Greeley In his nomination We have presented that
which will effect Of the fostering disease or Grant
ISM and IL only remains for the people to apply IT, We
have presented the of Horace Greeley for your
sues because he best represents the true principles
of Democracy because he opposes the giving OF Land
grants TO wealthy corporations which, II not stopped
sOon the OF the public domain will be given
away because he Is against excluding the men OF nigh
est intelligence of the South from the American citizen
shp 20 which they entitled because he opposes
placing in Presidential hands the power 10 suspend the
writ or habeas corpus because he opposes making cy
law subordinate TO military despOtsm because ne Is
against the present policy OF securing valuable sls Dy
the award Of public Office because he opposes that cen
razaton OF power which takes from ne people OF tAe
states the night 10 manage thelr local aH3s for tese
reasons We have made him our candidate beIevlng
the people Of all parties VIII support him ana proudly
and triumphantly elect him President OF the United
states.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
MOVEMENTS OF THE MANAGERS-LIBERALIZA-
TON OF TIE PARTY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TaTBUyEl
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiBUNEl


WASHINGTON, May 27.--Nearly all the Demo-
cratic members Of Congress from Pennsylvania Will
leave here tomorrow and next day to attend the State
Convention which meets at Reading on Thursday. The
Convention will select 10 delegates TO the Baltimore Con
ventiOn four OF whom will be the usual Senatorial dele
gates and the other six TO represent the additional
representation in Congress OF three members allowed
under the new appOrtionmcnt AS the State has not
been redsrcted these delegates cannot be chosen Ike
the other district delegates by local conventions held
m the several districts. The Convention Aas also
the duty 20 perform Of nominating State
ticket OF Governor. Auditor General and Judge
OF the Supreme Court. From Information
received here probable that there will be two ele
nents in the Convention. in favor OF square in
dOrcmen Of the Cincinnati ticket and the other opposed
20 any alliance with the Liberal Republicans, and in
favor OF nstructng the delegates TO Baltimore 10 sup
mort Gen Hancock for the Presidential nomination The
latter element will IL Is believed be in small minority
but III order not offend IT, the result Of the COnVen
action viii probably be similar 20 tal oI ne OGl
ester C0uveuuiOn--A pronounced leaning toward tne
Liberal movement but no mention OF the names oI le
Cincinnati nominees. Tie best informed Pennsy wanna
politicians IN TINS city believe that the state ticket nom
mated VIII be One made up with a view 70 cnu-
mand ug the support OF the Liberal Republicans. Inc
nominee for Governor WILL they think, be ex-senator
Buckaew a Democrat OF broad aud Independent views,
date for Auditor General viii probably be state Senator
Billngfet OF Lancaster, kepubhcan or aDhty whose
course the Legislature has been marked " many as
regard OF party discipline and dCtatOn No doubt is
eressed of the nomination, for reelection, Of Judge
Thomus0n 70 ill the other place on the ucket. MI BIZ
Iugfeff was nominated for the AudtOrshp DY Tue re-
cent I,i,or Convention held az WillamspOrt, and MI
Bucka.ew came within a few votes OI rectINlhS Iue
Guberpgfnral nomination. Assurances nave Dech gwen
bv the managers Of Labor party that " BuckaeW s
nominated az Reading their candidate, Nm r. 5cneIi
Will Withdraw In MS favor
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28

THE REFORM MOVEMENT EARNEST AND WIDE
sPREAD-SREELEY POPULAR WITH THE
FAENERS-THE STATE ALMOST SURE FOR
GREELEY AND BROWN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSZi
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Ex-SenatOT Ross,
who town denies the accuracy OF the generally
credited report that Kansas 70 give its electoral
vote November. lie says that the people
Of that have forgotten how good friend Mr.
Greeley them during their troubles IN 1s56, and
that while there has been very little outward demonstra
ton, Greeley and Brown Clubs have been quietly
formed all over the State, and the farmers who
make little noise, but cast great many votes will
be 10 make their influence felt for Greeley cleo
ton day Senator Ross says also that the feeling Of the
Germans is greatly misrepresented IN Washington.
Leading Germans from his state went home from the
Cincinnati Convention declaring that they would not
support the ticket but found their constituents so en-
Enthusiastically for II that OppOsaOn In that quarter has
almost entirely disappeared II the opinion Of many
Liberal Republicans aud Democrats in Washington Mr.
Ross Oyer-estimates Mr.. GreeeYs strength IN Kansas
when he asserts that If Baltimore indorses the Cincin
matt ticket Greeley Will carry Kansas but he feels very
sure Of {. himself He THINKS that Grant and PomerOy
viii stand or fail together.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28

that position 81 we expect 10 get the control OF the Gov
ernment and retain t. Old fogyism wont do In ihis
uuitarian OF rapid development; old cOnserVatise
arc too cautious too fimd, too slow They may 40
well enough as brea ks-checks too rapid movements
but look ~ the young men OF the country, o!
the right Kind ard stomp for redemption. Let us put
them In 'front.' and them 70 lead 10 eveything
upon American ideas. that VIII develop all OF our grat
RESOURCES physically morally and intellectually IA this
widespread country. BEIIAH MAGofFIh.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
MR.. VOORHEES, ALONE IN CONGRESS.

FEW DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS WILLING TO OPPOSE
GREELEY II INDORsED AT BALTIMORE.
IsY TELEGRAPH 10 THR TRIBCNEl
WAsHIyGTON, May 27.-Representative King
OF Mssur mas written letter approving the nominal
ton Of Greeley. Other Democratic members VINO nave
taken some pains 70 ascertain the sentiment on their
aide Of the Honse say that not six Democrats IN all
could now be- found willing declare that they Will not
support Greeley If he is nominated By the Baltimore
Convention Some go FAR 70 assert that voorhees,
"a the only Democrat the House who occupies that
position.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
CURRENT OPINION AT BRIDGEPORT.

To the Editor or The Trtbune.
SIR: The Democrats in Connecticut arc
almost unanimous for Greeley and Brown. All that
have conversed with say they Will support the ticket II
nominated at Baltimore. We are down The World.
believing it has sold ont have this week discontinued
It, aud take The TRIBUNE IN 10 place. LIBERAL
DrtdgcpOrs May 25 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
MISSISSIPPI.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION CALLED-No THIRD
TICKET AT BALTIMORE.
JACKSON, May 27.-Tbe Democratic Execu-
tive committee OF Mississippi session to-day called
state Convention 70 meet tie 10th Of June NO Official
expression was given what action the Convention
shall take but il is asccrained that all the members Oh
tine Committee are opposed third ticket by Ine b"l
timore Convention, aud are In favor OF OFeeeJ anu
Brown.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28

the day md their pleasures OF the evening rs their
children climb their knees not unfamiliar 70 me- ana
verify believe for the lab0rng man believes
that be has m fair representative and trusted friend as
cauudate for the Presidency worthy OF bis honest and
unpurchasable vote. t'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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Se6 Eastern eea O Nassau Evans Eeuthea ays With pine
apples. -,, A., s., t..t.
Sehr thss A. HodgiOu tof ProvHcetowB Mcmillan, BscoA u
days, with fruit.
FOREIGN PORTS.
o-vvvrovy Nav 2-The steamship City o Bristol
which ss fon May To- Tor Liverpool here a. p n
HAVANA NAY x7.AulEe. steamship Ct VI Meis HiaFel -4
mOrnlgg from hew.i0rK.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
A REVENUE REFoRMER oS TIE FREE TRADE

Fr1m m slIIIllfd hIl1Ic1a
The gentlemen vino mold that the chef END
of man Is 10 reform the revenues and That the hoana-
80. III Ar Greeley Cincinnati is not means 10 tAls
and announce "a public meeting lu Aew-Nork Oliy May
30 Mr. Bryant h 10 preside ana speecAes are e1p.e1
f~I, rf.-.r Wells. AiausOn, ana other Distinguished
Free traders 1lis meeting s probably oI lieIliuaIy
90 ftvc carIceI-Ilrndcd iO prepare the ptu4lc
nind for some more practical, definite. ana serious
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28

action In the future. But really Free Trado
friends had much better not II II natural they should
feel as they do but II Is not always wise to DO goyerne
by our feelings.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
5peclal Nouces


Thirteenth Assembly District, siTtesah Ward GhhhLkr
AND BkOMh CAMPAIGN CLJB.-A aeeuBg OF hs Gao VII -
WEDNESDAY, MAJ ~ a. oeoea kHinest 'pea1.fs
si address the Club. l. T. FELEkS, Prcsidoas pIO
Il. GUY, Secretary pro ten
The GTeeley aud Brown Campaign Club q he NVliA
Assembly A-Nln, iOrtF
between gath Ills (lue4 kfEANG ate 0ock
Louis n. ArsuaA All. ~srrearr f. L. DAhkAhu. Prs.enL
1Iy she
CHARLES HLlDsIlCK.
Day slLLhkh AID EXIRA"
sHULTZE rAILBR
sole Agsnts
The NorsiHgw0men's Protective n.on,
grrYellol oi ifaAe anu
uIsn WORKING wka houseaol service eAN lHS
COPllSIe TRADESW OMEN tLh rs Nc, are HpPbei \" "a
p rr, obtaining o'mrnL Nsea rth As'
been collected Jas slen necsay Al hre ~ ensc
American Institute Farmers GiH2l hs oao seeS e'ey
FlkkDAl t uok oi the lussie n tA1 NooRef
BaluuE Al agricultural m PROV rsra. s As-ol y ~
hA4iihN - w. '''''~'-'
I1uS " CnAaBsns. avcrciarJ.
patr,,ts NN Co. rlblsarrs s. crte Amerc4a. p FORK
now N L. Obtain lt-rTEherf - h cAperrnce rfefta 1s
cea l..ti.. fat.gt L..s ono CESS. I'D iA''-.'a
Craefeuser. fi1rshai,'s utcrinc tnthoheou' ue 'aJ
certain r.ui .srl tn.
GAALrbsBhl0 90, - william -
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
.SD-SaaGorn, moderate, n thick and raiHlH.
I,S,.. .xrras. their establishment

OF Se
a No Broadway ind have saved from -v 20 %
% f eop l. acceptable addition he,r lAey
china plates IS 0oen and cut goo rs 10 = per 4i
.nl,ops 1uuer services,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
DIED

Avoid spurious Articles called Magic on Uss the ca-
uips REM 5 PAIS b LING MAGIC OL III r0rks.'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
TEXAS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO the TRLBUNKI

TEXAS.
DISPLACEMENT OF THE STATE TREASURER
MORE CARPET-BAC OUTRAGEs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHB TRLBUSKI
GALVESTON, May T.-Ihe GoIUeston Ners has
dispatch from the State Capital (Austin) 10 the effect
that Gov Davis has declared Office OF State Treas
urrr vacant and appointed acting Treasurer In the
absence Of the regular Official who Is in Wisconsin visit
ing The State police are possession OF Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28

HAVANA MARKET
HAvASa EIchsngr the United states 90 iiTs enrreae
Der cent discount par sight Ia ~, cent sFs.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
ILLINOIS POLITICS.

THE RENOMIyATIoN NCONvENTON-PERSoNNEL OF
THE CoNvENTION-FEELTNG IN THE STATE
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
MOVEHTrNTS
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28

AMFLUNG-On Sunday May 26 John A. Amelung l-t - ears
The Will place from the church Of tie Ne" JerAe
TbIt ATHEIST between and to-day
Friends Of the "a llly are respectfully nuel
BARLOw-At Huntington West Virginia, on May 10, iast
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
Assessment Notice.

"INCHMAN GOLD AND SILL
| yer Mining ComWtny.-Notice IS he ebk
given that AT a meeting II he Board OF Trustees,
of said curn!any held the 2elh day al June.
lS12 ASSIGNMENT Of eight s cents per s'ia'e Z
wa levied up the capital stock OF -.,Ii COM
p4Hv payable Innlcdistely, III United States gold
coin the >ecretst'y. at his Office at BruisN lex
Mil, Empire Cry. Nevada.
Any Il, ck upon winch said assessment shall re
main unpaid IN the 29th day # july. ls72, >hIli
he deemed delinquent aud Will be Gully adver-
t>ei fl sale at IUtl'C -uCti n, and unless pay
nlent shall be made bef re will be sold on
Monda the I9th day OF August.
iS72 TO pay the delinquent assessment. L gether
Ith c,,st OF advertising and eXrtIi-es If sale
By order uf the ara uf n
NJ r EL>TNkR, Secretary.
Tje3l-tdl
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
Ter.us OF S,,bSc lon:

1ertus OF >rIh>crt pfiOh:
One COPY. O2.e year, by rnAil..............Sl6 90
one COPY. SIN months. by ma,l..-.-.... 10 W'
Sne copy, three months, ny mhll.. = w
NONE FORWARDED CSTII. rAID FOR.
ryDe4ivcred by carrier to town sub
cribers at ~ cents per week.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

4 brilliant celebration was held in
Geneva on the Fourth of July. The
American flag WAS saluted in the
morning by l0l guns. and there was
a grand American banquet in the
evening. United States Minister
Ruhlee presided, supported hy Caleb
Cushing and Charles Francis Adams.
Mr.. Adams responded to the toast,
The day we celebrate" o." Mr..
Gushing replied to the toast Of Our
country" The toast of . Her Ma
jestv. the Queen of England. :. was
enthusias ically received bv the as
semblage. The day wound up by a
ball and a brilliant display Of fire
works
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
Ghe 1.ll,p State 2ceister,
PUBLISHED DAILY,
(MoNDAYs EXCEPTEp}
JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICF-Rail'S Brick Building. Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
Rnre- of Advertising :

NnFt- VI NT'NFTFfs'" "&
One Iuarc 10 linesl first tinsertion~..-S3 No
E:acf. Subsequent inScftion.................l l %
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

1t is said that Vanderbilt has at
last gobbled the Erie Railroad. 1t
has been consolidated with the Cen
trail. under the direction Of the Eng
lish stockholders. with Vanderbilt
as President. with unrestricted pow
ers. The freight and passenger tariffs
West and North are to be raised.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

An editor saws he has heard Of a
secret Gown in Portland which was
so big that it required all the women
in the town to keep 1t; and then
they could not do so without the
help OF their husbands,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

There is no fire like passion, there
is no spark like hatred. there Is no
snare like folly, there is no torrent
like greed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
TAKE WARNING!

r1NHE V. & T. r. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
| take due precaution against accidents and
Irss Of life resulting from the running ct their
trains; and they take this method ot warning pa
rents and guardians against the danEers attending
the too common practice Of children ld liia aboui
..cir cars and locomotives. Thosr hav+,a in charge
the business of the Company find i: in be 10
PERSUADE boys. who frequent the ternIui stop
piLg places of the read from climhir NJ, II the
cars ard engines: and they will feel there
obliged to resort to decided these
annoyances continued Recent acr s!ert1s
which are wholly ascribable to the ,e->uess Of
.-orsons Ill jumping on and off thu CO. yhen in
NOTION should be warning enoCg 20 in ii'g selves.
II. NJ YERINGToN, SuTesin.endenr.
August l6. 1875. If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

The census of Germany. recently
taken, shows population Of Al ,Oo3,-
&c. Females are In excess by I02.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
SEWING MACHINES.

We have just received large stock Of
new improved Grover Il Bakers sewing
machines. They stitch alike on both sides.
We will sell family and manufacturing
machines, with the privilege Of paying by
monthly installments, giving the purchss-
srs choice between lock-s,itch and Grover
X Bakers elastic stitch. Remember We
learn you to run all machines bought of
Is. We also keep on hand sewing ma
chine attachments, needles, silk, best
sperm oil in bottles, or you can bring your
own bottle and have it filed.
In addition to our sewing machine de-
partmen,, VIC do machine embroidery.
dress and cloak making, stamping for
either brsidiRg or embroidery, and all
done with block stamps. All orders from
city or country will receive our prompt
attention. All persons wishing anything
in our line are respectfully requested to
give us = call and see samples of work,
ls9 Washington avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Postoifice box 22s.
3l3lm. H. +. GooDYAR.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
CONCERT.

The choir of the Presbyterian church
under the direction Of Prof Owen, Of ST.
Louis, will give concert at the Atheneun,
Thursday eve, April 4th.
They will be assisted by some Of our
best home talent, also by Mrs. Owen, who
Is singer Of more than ordinary merit.
Further notice will be given concerning
the sale of tickets.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Having removed my boot and shoe shop
to the north side OF Eighth street, between
Commercial avenue and Ohio levee, oppo-
site my old stand, invite all my GUS
toners to call on me in nv new quarters,
where shall keep on hand and manufac-
,ure all kinds Of custom-made boots and
shoes, and guarantee in the future, as l
have done in the past, to give good work,
good stock, good fts.and perfect sa,isfac-
ticn. PHILLIP BAUGH.
3-s-Dm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
ARLINGTON HOUSE,

I. b. Ellis, proprietor corner 7th street
and Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills., is
prepared to accommodate the public with
board by the day, week or month, at lower
rates than any other frst-class house in
the city. The rooms are all well fur
nished, light and airy, good sample rooms
for the accommodation Of Commercial
agents. The house is located in the CEN
ter of the business part Of the city within
one square Of the post Office. 4-stf