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Mr.. JOSH HART. Lessee and Manage
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Qhhtf, vlIIe and I.nncaster.


THE pRoJEofED nA1LBoAD-TRIP OVER THE ROUTE
On Friday last, several of the Directors of the
Lancaster and QuaTyville Railroad took a ride
oyer the route. Ths road has been definitely
located, and is contracted for. The Lancaster
Iatelligsnccr says
In all respects the route is practicable, the
grades and curves being within reasonable limits
even for broad gauge track. Along the route
magnificent deposits of iron ore are to be found,
and the great lime trade of the Pequea Valley
and Quarryvile will furnish prolific source of
valuable traffic. Quaryville is a thriving vii
lage, situated in a region rich in minerals, and
surrounded and settled by an enterprising popu-
lation.
The probabilities are that the branch from
Lancaster to Quarryyille will very soon cease
to be a mere local road Over perfectly prac-
ticabe route. with a distance of less than six
miles from Quarryville, direct connection can be
made with the roads centreing at Oxford, and
the prospects are that there will soon be COM
plete connection established between the Anthra-
cite coal regions of this State and the city of
baltimore over a narrow gauge railroad of which
the Lancaster Il Reading road will constitute an
important part. -
Our readers should understand that this
line is of value to the connections with the Will
mington & Western road. by short branch
leaving the line West of Oxford, connection may
be made at Quaryville with this Lancaster line.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
New Castle County.

East Brandywine reports 8 majority for Grant.
Pencader gives a majority for Grant Of 6l ;
Riddle, Al Representatives, Al Levy Court
42 Armstrong Al Winslow Al.
South Christiana gives $50 majority for Grant,
145 for Lofand; 140 for Armstrong 147 for
Winslow; about 1873 on Representatives, Silver's
majority being 1876; and very similar vote on
Levy Court
West St. Georges gives an average Democratic
majority of 10. drubb has 10 majority for Sher-
i'll. Grants majority is 36.
East st Georges, Grants majority, 115 Re-
publican majority on balance of ticket, 96
North Appointments, Grant has 3s majority /;
Wright, (Dem for Congress, 3S Grub, for
Sheriff, 56.
New Castle Hundred gives Grant 223 majority
Wright, l6i; average Democratic majority, 167
North Christiana, Grant, IA maj. Lohand,
l24 Armstrong 132 Winslow, 122 ; Riddle, 1856.
South Appoquinimink gives Greeley 102 ma
iority. This makes his aority in the whole
Hundred, a. Republican gain over 1870. OF
2O2 Wright has 1876, Chandler (Senator) 1874,
Grubb 1913, Woodward 1876, Dem. Levy Court 1875.
White Clay Creek; Grant majority; Wright,
for Congress, 90 Grubb, So Joel Thompson,
Jr., (Rep for Representative, has 80.
Kent County.
West Dover Hundred gives 80 Democratic mai.
In 1870 it gave 151 Democratic majority.
Kenton Hundred gives S3 Democratic majority.
1t gave Democratic majority of 120in 1870.
Little Creek Hundred gives so Democratic
maj, Rep gain of 27 over 1870.
East Dover Hundred gives Rep. maj. of 80,
a Rep. gain OF 40 over 1870.
Milford Hundred gives 119 Rep. mai, a Rep.
gain of III over 1870.
Sussex County.
Georgetown Hundred gives 81 Democratic
majority. 1t gave 1863, in 1870.
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred gives AZ Re-
publican majority. 1t gave So Dem, in 1870.
Cedar Creek Hundred gives lis Republican
majority. 1t gave Democratic in 1870.
North West Fork Hundred gives ia Republi-
can majority. 1t gave SO in 1870.
Indian River Hundred gives so Republican
majority. 1t gave 12, in 1870.
Seaford gives Eli r. Sharp. (Rep for Sheriff,
73 majority Greeley 2 /; Dem. maj. on balance,
49, The gain for Grant, compared with 1870, is
o.
Georgetown Hundred gives So Dem. mai, a
Rep. gain OF 1853 over 1870.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
philadelphia Topics.

Edmund Yates lectures on Dickens, Nov.
9th.
David f. Leske was killed on the New York
II. H., Sunday.
building operations were very generally sus-
pended yesterday.
Tho "colored" minstrels discourse knowing
ly on "Old Epizoot."
As far az heard from, the Recorder of Deeds
elect has had one hundred and fifty applications
for clerkships.
james Kane; an aceomplice, of Mara, will
have his trial the same day that sentence is
passed on Mara-the 10th.
.-0'Baldyin was lodged in the Central, yes
terdAy, charged with committing a vile assault
on Mary o'Donnell at the International
Penn, the correspondent of the German
town Telegraph, thinks the prospects are not
very flatteripg for that new daily which is talked
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
THE RESULT.
PHILADELPHIA RETURNS COMPLETE.
Grant the Choice of Twenty-Six
States.
a CLOSE REVIEW OF THE SITUATION
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6, 8. A. NJ.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. g., 8. A. NJ.
Returns are fairly complete for so early an
hour, in general election. They indicate that
General Grant has been reelected by one Of the
most decisive votes ever given to Presidential
candidate He is, from all appearances, the
choice of twenty six out Of the thirty-ve States.
The Press sums up for Greeley bat As votes
made of the States of Georgia, Kentucky, Ten
nessec, Texas and West Virginia. Returns from
all quarters show that the Democrats had no
heart in the fight, and polled but small pro-
portion of their usual votes.
1t was an orderly election throughout In
Pennsylvania there are tremendous Republican
gains, and the State has gone for Grant for
more than double the Hartranft majority. Es-
Inmates vary, but no one puts the majority less
than 80 0O0 while some incline TO rate it at over
100000
In Philadelphia, Grants majority is Al ,0O0 His
vote compared with Hartranft's shows falling
off of 1900 and Greeley's compared with Bucka-
lew a reduction OF nearly $4,000. The entire
city vote is over 10000 less than In October, the
loss being virtually all Democratic. This will
probably be found the result everywhere. The
Democrats in large measure certainly in this
city and State, and likely throughout the country
either abstained from voting or voted for Grant.
There never was greater political victory or
more complete party Generalization. The Age
practically admits this in a review Of the result.
While standing to its guns, it says, speaking for
the bulk of its party, that the ignoring of the
antcedents of a candidate for the Presidency is
not possible, andfurther, that for the ordeal he
has Undergone, Mr.. Greeley was peculiarly unfit.
@. W. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Later and Fuller Reports.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6, $50, A. NJ.
A clear proof of the Generalization of Gree
eylsm is in the fact that every Democratic ward
Philadelphia gives majority for Grant.
Grants majority in Pennsylvania, in 1868,
was 2s, ,s9s; his present majority is the greatest
ever given to candidate Of any party in this
State. f5e
Among the most gratifying facts reported are
the election of Governor Hawley, in Connecticut
and the defeat of Banks for Congress in Massa-
chusetts. There seems to be no doubt on these
points. A general Republican victory is also GER
tain in Now York State. That the Democrats
have gone back shamefuly on Old Horace" is
the sum and substance of the whole matter.
HsT G.. W. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Board of Trade.

MANAGERS MEETING. LAST EvENING-FlRst BUsI-
NESS MEETING TO-DAY.
The managers of the Board of Trade held their
meeting last evening, fifteen members present.
Considerable amount of business was dis
patched. A committee on Exposition, directed
to report two weeks hence, was appointed, con-
sisting of Messrs. Warner, Stone and Jenkins.
committee on Reception of Visitors was ap7
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Warner, Heald,
Jenkins Barry and Stone.
The first regular Daily Meeting for business
was held, to-day, from II O'Clock, to 1890.
Twenty-three firms and individuals were repre-
sented. There was no regular organization for
business but number Of transactions, inelu-
ding several sales took place, covering from
1880 to $4,000.
After the meeting adjourned, lunch was en-
joyed, at Weaver's, by all who were in atten+
dance,
The meeting ,oiH no,o be held regularly, e0ery
day. from -, to 1890.
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France will pay 100000 week to Germany
on account OF the war indemnity, until next
January.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams sailed from Iiv-
erpool for New York on Saturday.
NJ. Alphonse rhiers has formally declined to
be a candidate for the Presidency of France for
life.
Germany makes no charge against the United
States for the San Juan boundary arbitration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
state Items.

A pigeon shooting match at Bombay Hook on
Thursday.
Rev. DR.. Morsell describes the late Missionary
meetings in New York at st Peters church,
Smyrna, on Sunday evening next.
gentleman at Lipsic has tame muekrat.
The Smyrna NJ. L. church, in smyrna, will be
dedicated ON the Oath.
The Central Delaware Fruit Growers will dis
cuss 'mulching" at their next meeting.
Work has been begun on the NJ. E.. Mission
Chapel in Smyrna.
VIM. A. Cummins of Smyrna fell while walk
ing across the joists of the P. L. Chapel in
Smyrna, last week, and severely wounded his
ankle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
1 -
Crimes md Casualties,

In Carroll county, Md, last Sunday evening a
white man named Augustus Wilson attempted
to commit felonious assault upon colored
girl. The girls father, Washington Valentine
came to her rescue, and was beaten to death by
Wilson. The murderer was captured.
Two stores in Raleigh, N. c., were destroyed
yesterday morning by an incendisry fire.
A fire at Knoxville, Ill on Monday night de-
stroyed an extensive wagon factory, with its
contents, causing loss of S7b 900. ~ IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
FIRST EDITION.
2:3o p. M.
THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
Havemeyer Elected Mayor.
2 Republican Congressmon and 8
Assemblymen Elected
OPINIONS OFF THE PRESS.

New YORK, Nov. 6.
The Herald estimates Grants electoral votes
at 2GS, and 80 for Greeley.
The Tribune says that Grant has four more
years power, and Whatever reforms he may seek
to effect will be advocated by the tribune.
The World attributes the defeat to the Demo-
cratic surrender to Greeley.
Havemeyer is elected Mayor.
Two Republicans were elected to Congress-
from the city and nine members to the Assem-
bly, from the City
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
REPRESENTATIVE

1t will be seen that the highest vote for Rep
resentative is that of Maris, Rep, whose major
ity over McCauley, the highest on the Demo-
cratic, is AGA. His majority over Wier, the
lowest, is s5s!
The lowest names on the Republican ticket
are those of Hutchinson, and Silver. The major
ity of Hutchinson over McCanlley is 1877; and of
Silver over McOauIlev ia 2IS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

52f tSl2 A24i 4s9l 4s69 1896 1915
Senator-Cay.
Riddles msjorities are Sd Ward, Ii 9Th
Ward 1881 9th, 23ii 7tl, Sli sth, 1853 9th,
39-Total, 979
Gnandler's majoritics are 1st Ward, % End,
SO 4th, 81 10th, 79-Total, 212.
Riddles majority in the city, 767
Levy Court.
The candidates for the Levy Court runs sub
stantially the same as the Representatives. The
majorities will range about equally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
KENT COUNTY.

All the districts but one (Mispillion,) heard
from, give Greeley BOG majority.
Five out of the nine districts are heard from
in full. and give Wright (Dem.) for Congress,
1877 majority. Wright was behind Greeley
This same districts give Shakespeare (Dem)
for Senator, 295 majority.
O'Conor polls light vote.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

In Liverpool meetings are being held to de-
nounce the new Sunday liquor law, which closes
the taverns during certain hours of the Sabbath.
number of cases of cholera have occurred in
Prague, Vienna and Frankfort. The cases re-
ported are Of very yirulent type, and several
have terminated fatally.
Three men were suffooated yesterday, by gas
inhaled while digging about the new mineral
spring at Avon, New York. st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
$50. p. M.
SUSSEX COUNTY ELECTION.
OF THE DEMOCRATS.
OF a REPUBLICAN, SHERIFF.
[special 10 the CommercIal /

GEORGETOWN, Nov. 6.
The Democratic Ticket is elected by an aver
age majority Of t5O. Wright has about 115 ma
iority the Legislative and Levy Court branches
of the ticket, 15O Sharp, (Rep.) for Sheriff,
has 219 majority.
The Republicans have carried the following
Hundreds by the following majorities Cedar
Creek, 115; North West Fork, ia Dagsboro',
4Oi Baltimore, 11O,i Indian River, 80 Lewes,
and Rehoboth, 40.
The following are the Democratic majorites
Broad Kiln, no. Georgetown ITO Broad Creek,
10; Little Creek, 9Oi seaford, 4s. Dill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Philadelphia.

ILLNESS OF GEN. MEADE-THE STATE OF THE
EPIzooTY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov.
Gen. Meade is seriously i'll Of pneumonia.
The horse disease is at its worst stage, and is
aggravated by the rainy weather. Scarcely a
passenger car is running and more vehicles on
the streets are drawn by men than by horses. AL
the trades paralyzedb the difficulty ofreceiv-
ing or sending away goods.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

Many people seem surprised that the State has
voted for Grant In the name OF sense, why
not? The moment Greeley became the Demo-
cratic candidate, Grants supremacy in Delaware
became absolutely certain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
M aPvIand.

Annapolis City gives Grant 2O2 majority.
Havre de Grace gives Grant 29S maj. hepub-
lican gain of S3.
Rising Sun Borough, Cecil county, gives Grant
60 maj, Rep. gain of 22
Wicumico county 8 districts give Greeley 800
maj. There are ten districts in the county,
which gave Whyte. Dem. for Governor, in 1870,
674 majority
In Cecil county, the I'd district gives Greeley
majority Of o. The county gives Rep. maj.
Of 300 for Grant.
Baltimore City. 12 wards give 1887 Democratic
majority. The majority for Seymour, in 1868,
in the whole city, was over 900.
Kentucky.
Louisville shows a Republican gain OF 1000
over last year. Largo gains are reported
throughout the State. The result is by no means
certain.
Indiana.
The State shows Republican gains.
There are large Republican gains reported
from all sections.
louisiana.
Returns from 10 parishes give Greeley 1000
Ala Dem. gain OF 400
District of Columbia.
The District gives Rep. maj. Of 6,OOO.
Vermont.
66 towns give Grant IA, ,237 majority.
CalIforE la,
The State has gone Republican.
Special kilograms to the Commercial.
GLORIOUS REPUBLICAN GAIN IN READING.
READING, Pa, Nov. s.
The majority for Grant, in Reading, is 1918, a
gain over October of 1908. 4. A. s.
coNdREss IN THE SIXTH MARYLAND DISTRICT
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.
Lloyd Loundes. (Rep.) is elected to Congress,
in the Sixth District of this State, Repnbli-
can gain. +.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
The Result in the state.
Grants majority 300, to 1000.

Grants majority sOO to 1000.
Lofand's I" 500, to 700
The Republicans carry New Castle County
throughout, and the Democrats Kent suasex
is very close, and the Republicans hope they
have carried it on Legislature Wright Dem.'
telegraphs that the claims 100 majority, on Con-
gross. The Republican sheriff, Eli r. Sharp, is
certainly elscseds 81
MaiarftIas in tha Itx
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
The UunnIng or the (3irls,

Htusyille girls, with an eye to matrimonial
matters, stain their fingers with shoe bronze,
and when their gentlemen acquaintances ask the
cause of the same, softly whisper, II have been
helping mother put up canned fruit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
KENT COUNT.

The American and British Governments have
addressed joint note to Portugal, summoning
that government to Immediately put an end to the
traffic in coolies which is still carried on by Portu-
guese traders.
In Germany the excitement over the defeat Of
the Rural Reform hill has subsded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.
Cotton dull, 1875 a 2OH Flour dull, steady;
superfne ~ to o514 choice extras 611 Penna.
four steady 9s4. Wheat, choice red, limited
request others dull; western red go to 80; amber
rs to 80; white $1.87 to $500. Rice steady rs to
80. Corn, quiet, weak; yellow 62 to So mixed
black mixed 3916. Whiskey held "a. Gold 112Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
The Women voting.

Susan B. Anthony and sixteen other women
went in body to the polls in the Eighth Ward
their votes, which were received and deposited
in the ballot boxes. Only one vote for Greeley.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
WRent in the YirgininYnIIcx.

The Shenandoah Democrat says that the grow
ing crop Of wheat looks we'll generally through
out that county. The recent rains had the
effect of bring it out wonderfully.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Orher Special Dispatches.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.
To IT. r. Pickels;
The Republican majority in Pennsylvania will
be over 100000. W. H. X.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Weather Record.

Over the Middle States, South Easterly to
South Westerly winds with cloudy weather and
belts of rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
Weather Record.

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. est, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
ature of Baron Point Fall
$50. 30.33in. 60.168o. SIS. E. O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

The Delooge has come, in Delaware, and we
take our places among the Post-iiluvians.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

To J. II. A. Myers:
Harrisburg will probably give majority of
1900 Dauphin county, 1000; Allegheny county
10000. The State is reported at $4,000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.

A REPUBLICAN v Glory.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06
DailD GSatm<rttal.
JENKINS q ATKINSON

WILMER ATKINSON. N,.............. Publisher.
Ew-FOr Terms, Etc, See Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

FROM WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRIspuRa. NoY. 8.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-06

Total New Castle Co. 5845 1855 1914 498s
Grants majority over Greeley is 1880 and over
both Greeley and O'Conor 1176. Lofands ma
iority IS 866.
Vote for SheTIfI and Coroner.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
ghariR Coronar
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-08-25

In a court a man who wss called ppen to aP
pear as a witness coGIa not hs iouRd. On ths
Judge asking where he was, ansIdeely gntIemia
rose up and vsith Fauch emphasis salds '.Ir
Hoaer, he's ,gOne," "Goue. gooe," said
Judge, "Whefs is be gone to = = THAI cam
| -. sbot he's dead" This is considered TIE
| nis.t Guar1sa snswes on record,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-08-25
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
OUR CHURCHES.

EsBYTERiAN-Eighth street
Preaching. Sabbath at io1s A. NJ, and ~ r.r.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at * P.n.
sunday School, Pm. }. NJ. Lansden, Super.
intendent. Rev. c. II. Foorr, Psst.r.
METHoDlsT-Cor Eighth and Walnut sts.
Preaching, Sabbath lOIz A. ", and 7r.n.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7lp.N.
Sunday school .3pn. l.. W. stilsell. super
intendent. Rev. r. l.. THOMPSON, Pastor.
CIIt<HcH OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mofning prayers. sabbath l0lz AN.
Evening prayer 7x.r.s.
Sabbath School, BAN.
Rev. Ma. CoAs, Rector.
sT. PATRICK's CHURCH-Jor. Ninth II. and
Washington Avenue.
Public Service, Sabbath ~ and l0Is ..s
Nespers, 3r.u.
unday School,, Pm.
Service every day. sr.M.
Rev. P.J. o'H,LIosAs, Priest.
iJuNG MEMS CHRISTIAN NAsSoCIATloN-Reg
ular meeting second Monday each month at tie
Prayer room Of tho Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting. Friday. ~ P. NJ, ct
The PRAYER room Of the Presby teran church.
G. PaIsoss, President.
AFRiCAS THoDIsT-fourteenih, between
Walnut and Cedar.
Services, Sabbath, IL a.
Sunday s-,hooi, IHP.s
Ciass3P.
SECOND fREE-wlLL LBAPTlST-fifteenth ~.
Preaching, * pm. Rev. Win. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, IA and 3 r.s.
Rev. N. Ricks. Pastor.
FREE-WiLL Baptist HOME MIsSlUH sCN
DAY sCHooL-Corner walnut and Cedar sts.
sunday School, "a.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURcH-Cur-
rvs Barracks.
ervices, sabbath II A.. NJ. ?. n. and ~ r.n.
Rev. VIZ. KELLEr. Pastor.
FIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST cHuRCH-bet-
ween 10th and nth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath i0l 4. ~, and "a rs.
PRAYER Meeting "Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
rabbAth 'hooi, ~ =. n. John Van Baxter ana
Mary Stephens -uperintendenis.
Rev. I J. BoREs. Pssto
SECOND BAPTIST TCHURCH-f ouiteenih street,
teiween Cedar and Walnut; Rev. Jscob brad-
Icy, Elder the emily Baptist Church recognized
~ the As,ociA,ion. Services, Sunday II o'clock
r.nI., at , ?. m. and at pm.
Jaoop BR.pIIr, Elder.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
SECRET ORDERS
n THE hAsoSs.

C.iuo CosnASpIRY, No. l3.-ststed Assembly
nj the Asylum Mason; Hall, FIRST and 'hrrd. Sac
urdsvs In each month.
C.Eo CouscIt. No. 2I,-fegular Conyocstiont Al
e.on,c Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CAlno CuAprEn No. 7l.-4egular Convocatlon
ct Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesdsy OF every
msnth. . ,, 60.
CAiso L,opar, No. 237 Y. "a, Regular Com
municatIon. Al Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays OF each month,
munications at Masonic Hsll-hrst and third
Thursdays in each month.
THE oDD-FELLows.
ALEXANDER IObGr, 22i.--Meets In OddfeiioE Ne
H,Il. IN Art.r's BuhiIng, every Thursday even
ps, at 7oclosk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
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SIGN WRITER
now prepared TO respond promptly 10 all de-
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tenn, arrest the discharges. and impori yigor end
have cured thousands of ca es, Price, s. pei
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per s,ngl' pox. Sold by ali druszists, AL sent
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor, John NJ. Palmer;
Lieutenant. 6 Governor, John Dougherty;
Secretary OF state, Edward Rummel
Auditor Of State, c. T.. Llppincot',
State Treasurer, r. y. Bates;
supt. Public obstruction, Newton Bsteman'
CONGRESSMEN.
senators-Lymsn Trumbull and John A. Logan
Representatiye for the state at Large.
Beverdge.
Representative Thirteenth District-John M
lebs.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senators, lst nstrict--r. A. +. Holcomb' OF
Union, and :. X. Gibson, of Gallstin.
Representative, lst District-H. Watson Webb