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GEO. AUSTIN.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored.

JUST published, a new edition Of DR. CuL'rs
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure WIN
out medicne) of SPERHAToRRHHEA, or Semins
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses. ihPoTrsci
Mental and Physical lncapacity, lmpedimepu y
Marriage, etc also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, ano
FRS induced by self indulgence or sexual sItrAvs
gance.
ws. Price. in n scntcd envelope, only 8 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable eshl
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certain, and cfectual, by means of whiay be, may
fcrcr, no matter what his coDditiopodicolv.
cure himself chcapiy, privately, axe hands Of evev
ne This Lecture should be j.
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Also d.. Culve~
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4 large supply Of Patent Beam Balances
n for weighing seed cotton.
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TUST RECEIVED,
u 5 bbls. Julw II. Smiths old reserve
Wh19koy,

warranted not to CIT In the eye--rot head
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belly than its on ydir back In pound Of beet
and it carries bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
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Every Family should have a Rottle

We ask every one to read the following certlh
cate. fIom many of the most eminent physicians in
the { untry
Sr. Louis. July lS70--JAMEs A. JACKSON.
Co.. Gentlemen; As you have communicated
to the medical profession the recipe Of the +" Home
Bitters it cannot therefore. be considered n
secret patent medicine no patent having been
taken for it. We have examined the formula for
making the " Home Bittcrs, and unhesitatingly
say the combination is one of rare excellence, all
the articles used in its composition the best IF
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c Stimulant, Stomaehie Uarminiative& slightly
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ing used them, seen its effect in our private prac-
tice, we take pleasure in recommending them to
all person" dcsircus Of taking Bitters as being
the best Tome and Stimulant now offered to tho
lnhlie;
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Come up Bar-kecpers-SalOOn-keep-
crs-Or any other keeper,
Speak or herc'eyer hold your peace.
INOR Sale to close a consignment bbls.
Il John Cochrans Robinson County white
Whiskey-as pure as the :" lilley of the val
lev" or the driven snow: That Tom Quin or
Dan Sweeney of Fort Smith, "or any other
man" that ever sampled, can endorse it.
Or JudgS'kn-,
WhoWh --.ow
1. iudge of csabject ! can be consulted al
his Office on th< For sale by
& g. AUSTIN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
OUR CHURCHES.

ESBYTERtAS-Eghth- -strset.
Preaching ssb1sth at lo,z a. ~, aud ~ r.s.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at IA r.n.
inlay School, ~. J. N Lan-aen, super.
intendent. Rev. c. II. Foorr, Psster.
hTHoDlsT-Cor. Eighth and walnut Ste
1Nsching, Sabbath lo,z a. NJ, and 7r.s.
Prayer meeting, w.dues sdsy 7J.r.s.
sunday school .JP.s. l.. W. stilseil super
intendenI Rev. :. l.. THoxrsoS, Pastor.
CHURCH or THE REUEEMER-(tp,scopaD
Morning prayer, sabbath loIg An.
E.sEIHg ptA.rr- Kew.
zahueth -"hoO, pA.n
Rev. Ma. Co,S, Rector.
sT PATRiCK's CHURCH--ylr. Ninth ~. and
Washington Avenue.
public service. sabbath ~ and loh Az.
Nrspers. 3r.N.
unday school, r.p.
service every day, sr.n.
Rev. P.J. OIIALtosAs. Priest.
Jung MEN's Christian NAsSOclATIoN--Reg
u.ar meeting second Monday each month at the
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, y. P. ~, At
.ho Prayer room of the Ircsby teTisg chuIch.
G. PAh.0Ss, President.
AFRICAN ETHODI-T-Fourtees' between
Walnut an Cedar.
Services, sabbath, Il An
Euadty School, iXP.s
,s-saP.N.
eECJSD tREE-wiLL bAPT TisT--Fift-enth st..
Preschtnr, ~ P.s. Rev. WIN. Jasgson, Pastor.
betveen Walnut and Gear.
scfylcos sabbath, ~ and Pm.
Rev. y. RIcas. Pastor.
FREE. WILL BAPrIsT HOME MlsoiUS sUN
DAY sCuOOL-COrner ws M, sni Cedar Sta.
sunday school,. pa
CRsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur
~. Barracks.
oTvices, sabbaih II I.N., Pm. and ~ rs.
Rev. vs.. kELLEY, Pastor.
rIRsT MISSIONARY Baptist CHuRCH-bet-
we.n 10Th and Ilth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath l0la A. NJ, and ~ r.s.
Prayer Meeting wednesday evening.
treaehlng, Friday evening.
rabhatI : hosi, Ia y. y. john ' m Baxter III i
kHry stephens superiut-nd. gi-
Rev. r J. SHoEts. PaSto
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-f ouiteenth street,
te;ween Cedar and Walnut, Rev. Jacob Brad.
iey, Eiosr the only Bsptist Church recognized
~ the eAssonsu0n. Services, sunday II o'clock
Pm, at p -. snd st pm.
JACOn B,,uLtr, Elder.
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THE BULLETIN.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Tho Good Hone Touring mills, near
Milwaukee, burned Saturday; less Sl2,-
600
In Chicago, Saturday, policeman Henry
volke killed himself after trying to muir
der his wife.
The Toronto mechanics have memorial.
lied employers in favor of the nine hour
rule, after June lst.
Rev. Mr.. Hammond, the rcyivalist, la.
been holding largely attended meetings in
Topeka, Kansas
The points occupied by the Germans
during the siege Of Paris are to be forti.
fed by the French government.
There wcro 1000 bushels Of wheat,
1900 bushels Of corn 10000 bushel, of
oats destroyed in the Ohio elevator in
Blu irlo Saturday.
The word white" is undor discussion
in the West Virginia constitutional con-
vention in connectlon with eligibility OF
otficc holder.
George Eustis, formerly Congressman
from Louisiana, and private Secretary to
to Siide!l IN PAri., during tho war, died
recently at Cannes.
Drinking acom,e, given them by n
druggist By mistake for whisky fatally
poisoned Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell, of
Poplar Grove, H., Friday.
The French Assembly committee SUBJ
NIT a repor. to the Assembly recommend
ing that Marshall Bnzine be court mort-
aled for his surrender Of Metz.
The case of Rev. John A. Gray, was
finally closed in the Methodist Episcopal
Conference, at Pi,tsburg, by Mr.. Gray
surrendering his ordination papers to the
Conference
majority Of the Massachusetts Lcgis-
lstive Committee on the subject, have ro.
ported resolution TO amend the Constitu-
ton so as to give women the right 10 vote
and hold Office.
The Due de Grammont has issued
pamphlet in Paris reviewing the yecen.
strugyle between France and Geo .rny
and showing that Bismarck had deter
mined upon going to war.
Domingo Deral whose sentence to
death was commuied TO imprisonment
for life, and Doctor Howard left Havana
Friday for Ccrts, Spanish penal settle
mert on the west coast Of Africa.
All the prisoners bot one in the Pal
myra, No Jail escaped Thursday night.
Among them is Ambrose Co, who mur-
Gered Miss Somers last summer because
she wouldn't marry him.
sThe Archbishop Of Cologne has formally
communicated professors Halgers,
Knoott, Taugen and Rusch, of the univer-
sity Of Bonn for their objection to the
dogma sf papal infallibili,y.
The Fort Scott Kansas Congregational
church burned Friday. Yesterday forty
carpenters erected a building 80 by 60 feet
in which services will be held to-day and
until new church j. butt.
The ladies of the st. Louis Methodist
churches met Friday and memoralzed the
general conference 10 meet soon in Brook
lyn, to provide for ordaining women as
ministers Of the Methodist church.
Ex-State Treasurer Kimble and Samuel
l.. Moon, of Pennsylvania, are about to
sue tho New.York Sun for charging
them with completely in the depredations
of State agent Evans.
President Thers has presented a def
mite proposal of the French government
for raising ifty-fye million francs by the
taxation Of textile and 6fty-six millions
on other raw materials. The proposal
| gave rise to a warm debate.
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.

The persons named below and all others inter
csted are hereby notified that at sale Of lands
and town lote made by The sheiiii OF AleSandef
county N the state OF Iluois at the door Of the
Court House IN the city Of Cairc in taid county.
on the 2yth and 30th dats q; June, A. u. lSTn. ths
undersigned purchased. tor taxes an costs doe
thereon for The year 1869. c"-tair Its Of lands
situate IN said CITY Of caro-, ant additions thereto
a. described below, 20 wit
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SECRET ORDERS
THE MAsoSs.

CAIRO CosNAspEEY, No. l3.-Stated Assembi!
a. the Asylum aAsonil Hall, hr-t and third. sss-
stdays Ia each month.
C,IIo couScrl, No. - 2i,-Hesular conyocation at
ason,c Hail. the second FRIDAY in c sach month.
CAtEO CHAPTER, No. Tl.-4sgular ConYocstiOn
., Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesday Of every
nspth.
CAiEo Lopor, No. 2s7 =. "A. N Regular Com.
tuuuicauCns At Ma-euic Hall, the second and
fourth dondRys OF each month.
DELTA lOpcE, no. 66s !. ) A. M.-Rsgulu Com
muuicaton- az Masonic Hall-:Tst and third
thursdays IN each month.
THE oDD-FELLows.
AtExAspIE I.opaE, 224.--Me.ts IN OddFellov's.
Hyll, IN Art.r's Bullilng, every Thursday even
ng, at o'clock.
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JOHN Il. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
THE NAILS,

AREIvg. DEPART
North, THROUGH ."... ......."...." ";O'e.m. 'op
/" way.............."......2 22o pm. 400 pm.
South, Wsy......"...........i2l5 10 PIN, 10 PIN.
Through N. o., Mem.
phs and Columbus"......... 2.so pan. 400 pm.
OHIO River route, Except
Monday i..'.""."""."....,. '0D pm. eODr.m.
IRON Mountain X. R,,......... $50 am. ll0o pm.
iss. RIVER route, Tuesday
aud Friday. 900 pm, 7:0opm.
1nebes, Goose Island Santa
We. Ills, Thursday 4 Fri.
ay.."":"...-.""..... ...... GO pm. 7:oosm,
Eayheld, Blan1vile and
:.oyeiare, Ky."..............li:o0a 90 am. 400 pm.
OFFICE HOURS.
n.rni delivery y..."".......... 1850 am.
sundays $50 AMI
oney order depaatment.".. 100 am. 900
gister " ...... 500 a.m. oUO pm.
oney Order md Register departn eats no
on Sundays.
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CONGRESSMEN

CONGRESSMEN.
senstors-Lymsn Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative for the State at Larse-J. l.
Beverdge.
Representative Thirteenth Distrct-John M
.sb
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
GOLDEN COMPOUND

WIZ force the beard or Inous'ache To Grow
ihl'k and heavy, ON the smnothcst face, or hair
on the hald"st head, 10 Il days, or money refun,..
u q, 1hls preparation nss been before the pub.
ne Tor over lhlfteen years, and thousands OF
voluntary tcst imobitls can be shown Of Is mer.
N1. sent by mai, postpaid. with directions in
iht Tor its use, tor - cent. package three for
81 Address
GOLDEN COMPOUND Co,
No. .25 Pine street, It. LOUIS, NJ
llnlu,
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GOLD G. Id! GOLDiv
TpF
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STATE OFFICERS,
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor. John NJ. Palmer
Lieutenant. Governer, John Dougherty;
Secretary OF state, Edward Rummel;
Auditor OF state, @. T.. Lppncou,
state Treasurer, T.. y. Bates;
supi. Public Instruction, hewton Bateman.
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BULLETIN BUILDING. wASHINGT0N-Av
A hooK FOR TIE MILLION.

MARRlAiE N APrivote Counselor
GUIDE. taose abontto marry
mysteries md revelations OF the eSSsssiologlce.
with the latest discoveries in producing AND s.em m
ve-tinR offspring. preserving the Gem mplexiorP. P.e,
This ~ an interesting work Of two hundred ~
iweDtyscur pages, with numerous enarayinS.
tno contains valuable information for those WI q
s-e married or contemplate marriage; still IL IL
tysk tlat ought to be under lock and kew and moi
lhtd carelessly about tho house ~
sen, to any one .iree Of postase) for so cent
Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo.
Noticetot the Amfcted and Unfort uu aee.
i)re applying to the notorious Qusrks who
advertise IN the public papers or using any Ouark
remedies, peruse Dr. Butts work, no matte r
dition.
Dr. Butts con be consulted, personally or at
mai, on the diseases mentioned IN his works,
office, No. " y. Eighth street, bet. Market anJ
.-H-InnI ~ I1us No. myadwlv
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MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

MEMBERS GEN ERAL ASSEMBLY.
senators, IL, pstrct-r. a. h. Holcomb, OF
unon arkas X. Gibson, OF Gallatin.
Representative, lst DistrIrt-H. Watson Webb
COUNTY OFFICERS.
..-... CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. J. Baker, Of Alexander.
Prosecuting Aroruey--J. +. Mccartney, OF
Msssac.
Circuit Clerk-Jno. Q. Iiarman.
Sherih--A. IL. irwin.
Nm. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-P. Bross.
AssoG,a,es-J. h. McCrite and s. Marchildon.
Clerk,~Jacob G. Lynch.
Coroner-John Ii. Gossman. ..
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Aayor-John NJ, L,nsden.
rreasnIer--J. b. Taylor.
ComptroIler-E. A, Burnett
ork-Mchael Howiey. IT..
al rshal-Andrew Cain,
Att, rney-P. ii. Pope
Police MagIstrates-F. Bross and q. Shan
messy
Chief OF Police-L. II, Myers,
SELECT COUNCIL.
Mayor--John NJ. Lsnsden,
First Ward-P. G. schuh.
second Wurd-C. Il. " Woodward.
third Ward-Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards. Stats Taylor.
City.st. .Large-w, p. Halliday and d. Hurd.
BOARD OF ALDERMEH.
FIRST WARD--Jamss Rearaen, Z. NJ
A. u. sa.o:d,
Isaac Walden.
SECOND DWARD-R. H.,Cunnlnghsm,
+. Buder,
John q. stsneil. ~
James swayne.
John b. Fhills,
F3uRTH wARD-John II. Robinson.
G. II. sease,
J.a. hsteslf,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-24

The Alpine House, German, \. H., was
destroyed by fire Monday 1t caught from
a defect in the chimney. Value Of proper
~, about 100000
Sunday night, laborer employed on the
Memphis railroad, was killed near Argen-
ii, Ark, in drunken srre,'
Quite an excitement occurred in Wheel
ing. W. Va, by run on the German bank
by its depositors Some misunderstanding
about CHECK WAS the cause. All demands
were promptly met.
Rev. VIM. Greir, a prominent clergy
man of the Protestant Episcopal Chsrch
of the diocese of central Pennsylvania, and
Secretary of the Board Of Missions, died in
Allentown, Pa, on Monday.
In the race ON Monday at Baltimore, be-
tween the New York Rowing Cub and the
Ariel Club of Baltimore, distance three
u les, the New York Club won. Tine. II
minutes, II seconds.
Sandfori's ink factory, in Chicago, was
barnei Monday morning. Loss, $500.
In the evening the barn OF the West Side
Qmt ibus Company, on West Madison
street, took fire and was completely de-
ssroycl, together with an adjoining house
aai eight or tea small barns in the rear.
Fifty horses were burucd 10 death. To.al
loss $4,000.
The la1est adsiccs from Idaho represent
a general outbreak Of Indians imminent.
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While a. Aa!)n Wtt.cblcl's last F.i-
dag &c were shown AMI presented an ao-
pie as Large AM fair as New York pip
pm, grown On a see Hing in his orchard,
an he iac,rn2 m. thlt the san, tree
was in blossom again last woe,. Who
says Mtntowac Comfy VIII No. .oaa BE- a
fruir growing county! When or farmers
g. fully awakened to the faes, thcy VIII
raise a god fruit rs ever was riisel. We
lave hil app},s from several orchards in
this coanty this fill, AL cau truly say
that we have never ate ta,rar or better ia
wore apples in tie State IF New York.
The Hon. Henry Mulhollanl took US
out to see his premium heifer, which hc
purchased al the State Fair in Mu5salkee
last month. She is fail b!ool short horned
Durham, past two years OLD, weighing
,2o1 los, girting seven feet, and took the
premium At the Milwaukee Far. She
cost him Sl25 anl Is very cheap al t,i.st,
rs she is . beauty. We mention It merely
to show what h., an Other farmers in or
Conntv are doing tc raise the s.anl1rl,
All with it the prof., ii raising horses,
cattle, She p an swine, IA | That tlev are
keeping pace Tith any comfy Of oar years
IN the State Of Wisconsin and we shall
not easily fI7g,t the fact that he also is a
fruit grower, As re remember Of drinking
sone very nice home male current wine
which was very palateable, and We are will
ins to take the chances of It's bein, healthy.
On oar trip cut, we noticel that the
farmers in that section have been
battling some very fine r2sileacss. Con
sp;ciouS among Others We're the ias large
brick resi- l,ar, IF the Seylrs PD',.. the
~ r.r ~,
-
Linca wA!cl hlv9 LAZY D,el complete
in the toSn OF Meem,, which taken in
,,,;,,..f,,, viii, ,,,;,. ,r,li o,,,-,l a,l
..,I'I - 49,
'''-''N' r, ''I''''s''o c'''e''e7 'iii'
what they Know about farming not
only makes tacm an in lepan lat fortune,
b,,t -..,tlv M. -, r,,.,r:,l ,,o,I.h oF
'" -
the 'o"h am e'i"tF N "hIcA they reSiie.
( They also claim TIA; at their last Cattle Fair
held ~ -tatal Nalterbach' two weeks a-o
Inst Nm l,r thara yy.,, NOR, co.t1e
e''''7 ''''4> 90 - IL an W. % '''S'
previous iHrs pa together. - they
naturally srnHtth:1c with all wa take
an interest in f,rp:,- II p,,I MT sur
,.., -,
. lltSC IL "a 90 - LA-f AiI = eli fttf & az
for Greeley.
4 We coy tlis eztrae. from 4 lester from
! ,I,~.;,. i,,,.,,,- -, .,. S,-,.,
'i'i'r' ''-0-''- F''''0 80 '-''''''7 = y. l >
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The little creatures" as Horace Gree
ley calls them, ''whCm God Tor some
inscrutable purpose of His own, Permits
10 edit the radical newspapers Of Mani
towoc city, make haste to find fault with
Tie Chronicle for reminding the editor of
the Tribune that he could hardly lay claim
to the title Of true friend of Henry Betz,
and at the same ;ime insist IN unr telling
al We know about certain things which the
''inyc.tig.ting committee" uncarthed two
years age.
We lid not say that these revelations
wouli be very damaging, oa!y that the
calling them our would rot be an evidence
Of 'discicetne,s' on the part Of any
pretended friend Of this gentleman. In all
candor, we ask the editor Of t.c ZcitHag
II the extract from investigating com
m.ttee's report, pabiished By him las, week,
even though Containing "A confession u
iguorancc on the part OF Henry Ba,tz OF
one Of the plainest requirements Of state
law, and in which the committee cX'.On
crate hlm from any intended evil, does
not afford a strong presumption of tbs
unlitncss of thi- gentleman for the higher
and more responsible position OF mem .cr
of Congress?
Although these editors, anxious to in
gra;iatc themselves with their former
towusman, are prepared Que to yell island
err, the other to cry "a lie, il is ob5ery
abe that neither Of them is guilty Of re-
peating the silly and imprudent challenge
Of tie T1June. We are glau of this
for personally we esteem the state treas
urer too highly and regard his present
candidacy for too lightly, to 70 into a
searching inquiry into all his past oficIa
conduct.
As 20 the charge in the Tribune That w
originated the rumor that Henry BGtz wa!
furnished with $1,000 to conduct the can
vass in this congressional district, We have
reason TO believe that the editor knew
lie was lying when he made it, since w
FIRST heard the rumor from member o
the editor family.
And so with the drivcling slush about
the Financial default" Of the late coun-
ty clerk, and using government mof ey,
which originates too low down to warfan
our stopping to notioc.-Tsco RtcsrS ChroR
irie
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'E'iic ySorE- HAT the EE on. Charles =.
EidreGg G il DGiug.

We are glad to see that Hon. C. A
Eldrcdgo, our tue and tried cong cssman
is t-rowing his whole force into the great
new liberal Increment. 1t is only when
freomcn's fight becomes the hottest that
the earnest patriotism Of Mr.. EIIredge
shines the brightest.
He is now, day after day, battling for the
cause Of liberty AMI honcstyin the admins
tration of our national government, rs
deyotcI!y as ever AMI with the sincere be-
lief that the cal-e Of truth will yet win.
Immense meetings gather to hear him and
welcome him wherever he goes, whether
in has own district or elsewhere. His speech
Is STR up anew tha energies of the
liberal masses of the county who resolve
to g in again to the contest with renewed
mercy Fond eIu Lac JoarnaI, Oct. Ii.
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Fran Madison.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. l9.-Two mvsteri-
ous cases have transpirei in this county.
Mss Amelis Schettcr, a very p-cposscssing
young girl of eighteen years, while on a
visit at her fathers A. .Ic Flrland, Oh Sat
arlay last, mysterioasly disappeared in the
evening, and no clue car be ascertainci as
to her whereabouts. \ mtrried woman
was alb luc.ed in the town of Windsor,
about week ago: AMI was taken away
forcibiy by two meL i'll 4 covered carriage,
after dragging her husband. lie seems TO
know notain. of t,lr circumstances. Her
dress was fsstn Ion the road, several miles
from her resiiencs, AL b,oosht TO the
sheriff Office Fears o. feIl pi ay are en-
tertlinej in 10th Of these cases.
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HON. CHAs. 4. EiDkEDGE IN MANI
TOWOC CITY AyDCUUNTY.
zee Addresses .ae Pe,pIc n tae whole
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C0GutT.
The Hon. Chas. A. Ellrcizs spoke at
fge different localities in o.ir county last
week ani AZ each m,ctins drew c-oT led
ilna>es. H. spike a, Tarae. Hal in Two
Rivers on Tues lay night; at Hisaic,tt On
, Wednesday night, aal u: Net;le Hi On
Thurs ,y night: We could no. be present
a. any Of the above meetings, BAT learn,
| from others vino dii attcni that at each
olara he had crowded. houses, ar! at
/ Nett,e Hill where the RI licals claimel
there were onY three or four Democrats,
Judge P,c.Toa. Of the CIroaicfe, who
! ga there, a.. mates the house at from 30
: t. j11. IN W. know from personal Observ-
! atom tia. there mast have been good work
lone there AMI we can assure our frienls
aii oyer the county thaj they vii! hear a
go3l repo.s Com TIA, sec.iol &c ti.e coun-
IS on the 5th G.y Of November next. On
Frilr- evening NJ. E1!teiGc spoke at
Neeme tn q large an. Intelligent audience.
We took some r4ias to fad out some
nan who lirai in that town who
lpportel Grant, bat failed to fuI any
I who we're sure to vote for him. On
! Saturday night Mr.. Eldredge spoke At
ith- Court House in this city to an
oye-aowing house. The audience giving him
/ IL Closest attention for two and half
hours. lie struck right out on the. great