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usssrs. FERRY and Wilson ''s . S' :,
mr in Connecticut, and they say 'n' att; "
pa'snlns !" ,,nrs for the Republicans it VIII
c'"hee'''". , FIR the Administration. MI
be i '~ W. saws TINT they would better MAKE
" ''sa If success for the party r"'ae, ,,u'
, .,,.o t,r :. the endorsement Of the Au"'".S-
. s''n Mr.. G. certainly docs not ike INC
administration.
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RESOLUTIONS 4 PARTNERSHIPS

RESOLUTIONS Il PARTNERSHIP
.~c-c--~--~<,r>-><~-cs- y.
VNHE FIRMS OF THOMAS BRANCH
i & SONS, a. Petersburg, Va: TH0u,s
BRANCH & CO., Bankers, &c, Mt Eichmond "a
THOMAS BRANCH& CO., Commission Nicrrb,r,s'
Richmond, Va. are &c. a. CUNNINGHAM isJr,,,
partner only Of the latter trmj this day dIssny.5
by mutual consent.
Either partner will sign In liquidation
All the banking business OF the above firms h
been transferred to the Merchants National part ~
Richmond, Va, OF which Thomas Branch il nrcg
dent and all the commission businosS 10 the nov A.,
Of THOMAS BRANCH & CO., Of Richmond T.. e."
notice Of which appears below. '
Persons having unsettled business with any Of ,,s
above firms will please call ut once and settle Tic
business of BRANCH. SONS & CO.. al Auyu,,,
Ga, and BRANCH & SONS. at Savannah, f;a ,rIi
I've continued rs heretofore under the infringement n,
THOMAS BRANCH,
@.. JOHN 2. BRANCH
aHr FRED. X. SCOTT.
.t THOMAS j. BRANCH
GEORGE /. CUNNINGHAM.
The undersigned have purchased all Interest in the
firm of THOMAS BRANCH & co. Commi,,I"n
Merchants. and will continue the same business ~
the corner Of Thirteenth and Cary streets Under tho
came style and firm name.
them will be settled by the new, and those ha,ipy
unsettled business are requested 10 call and settle
JOHN +. BRANCH.
GEORGE ~. CUNNINGHAM.
AI'rch j, 1917. p. ...... NH ?y-lw
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MARRIED,

March 10th, ut st. Peters cathedral, ny KeS.
Father Ja,lsscns. Mr.. THOMAS a; CULLEN 10
Miss MARY A. But LER: both or inns CITY.
please copy.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBIC fEiH'S't
Rl1IiMoSp. March Is. l'.!.
EnR PITRI IC PRINT Nv,

4
RISDISG, &c-lu accordance win tiie PIo,.JI
sions OF an net Of the Central AsS:''.! III tf ~.
March 90. 1871. SEALED PRQPosAhs ", WIN ,is Carl.
criycd by the undersigned. ut his once ~ va rt =
toll until MONDAY the Is, OK ri Ed[ DENG.
STiTCHING. RULlSG AND BlNp ,,S o. [ r!.t.act
for the State OF Virginia from ;hr dn,c o.
until the list day OF April. l.. s. ioi,rrSHa,iSc
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PkiAi'-'"
Composition of type per Thousand e!hs
Press-work per token Of 2Se i.npr res: u,
JOB PRINTING, Bl3plHG. &C
Composition Of type per thoI:Hno ei i
Press-work per token of 80 iinpre9siG. - rcr
Folding, stitching. ruling atd einai. ,snnI;ca,!on
blank schedule that viii be iufhiSic" 'n "''
by the undersigned. 49,, ,.or. that ~!ll BE-
required can be seen ri my Office. ,, -,s,.,,,si-
bile bidders subject to appeal rs provides Rel, ~ work
Contractors will be required 70 nAsru UNNECESSARY
In close and compact form. without unNs''
title or blank pages. -, =, -,,,.r,d 10 eucr
into bond. With security to be appro'e'o! Inn, sud
tary OF the Comm Tor ""
faithful execution OF their e''i K. +: WALKER.
,-....a,,,,,,, "f Public l'rlnt!hS.
,,,b oa
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"7o Professor lNaury, Military Institute,
Lexington, Va:
"Honored Sir,-I have read with much
interest your letter to the editor of the South,
dated December 18th, 1871, respecting the
preparation of a joint report for giving 4
truthful account Of the several States Of the
South, and trust you will kindly excuse the
liberty take jD expressing my qualification
at your proposals, assuring you that shall
watch with lively interest the progress of the
measures you have recommended.
81 have interested myself during the last
eighteen months, at the suggestion of four Of
my brothers, who reside in Virginia, in for
wardng emigrants from England and Scot
land to settle on lands chiefly in the Pied
mont district, and have introduced 176 pur-
chasers to vendors of lands in Virginia.
Last week u gentleman called on me for my
list of properties on offer. and invested
100000 sterling, principally in Charlotte,
Appomattox, and Prince Edward counties.
ON Monday last farmer from Bucks WIS IL
purchaser of lands amounting to Ell 600 sterl-
ing. Yesterday forwarded large party by
the Allan line to Norfolk to prospectfor lands,
and by the 18th and 18th Of March shall
have two more companies ready to start. The
tide of emigration for Virginia has fairly
set in, and / am overwhelmed with cor
respondence from my clients in all parts.
The necessity for correct information about
Virginia and the immediately adjacent States
is pressing in this country. l am incessantly
asked by my correspondents for information
respecting the soil, climate, rainfall. tempests,
earthquakes, malaria, and for detailed intor-
nation on various commercial, agricultural,
and manufacturing matters, which j some
times feel little difficulty about, and should
really be glad Of a supply of copies OF the
report you recommend to be prepared.
Meanwhile, if you could kindly recon-
mend me to some pamphlet giving good,
true, and full account Of Virginia, or recon-
mend me to some publisher who would put
himself In communication with me, should
feel very greatly honored and obliged.
Trusting TO your kindness for pardon for
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW Spring
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
FRENCH lIARSEILLE QUILTS. ;i.5o
eros GRAIN BLACK SlLk, sl.50;
CHECKED NAINSOOK 4, CSC. worth 35c..
WHITE FRENCH CAMBRIA at :5c. worth &C..
HEM-STITCHED LINEN IiANDkEKCiilEFS
at l5c..
HEM-STITCHED and CORDED LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS at zoe.
IRISH LINENS 1T old prices.
Also. full line of DRESS GOODS. FIGURED
CAMBRICS, for children WHITE GOODS oiqTrry
description MEMS aud BOTS' WEAR. DDMEE-
TICS of all kinds al popular prices ut
:. H!RsllS,
NH q CO? Broad s,nt'
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Orylcs OF CITY ENGiSE;Ei:N',

...... March 70, h'-.
roTICE-TO BRICK-PA|,iEilMH,t:---
49, ,n.,ls viii be received al III " +ISs
ninth xpf t sb At T. H. FOR Furnishing and b the
such BRICK PAVING As ms! De re'Ut'
city for the term OF one year. = ,rou Application
Forms Of proposals may NC ''u ''o
at this Office. .,-.r,e, tie right o!
The Committee on Streets reoef'e' "''
rejecting any or all PROPOSES, &c y DIMMoCK.
eh-ahi'f" city Engineer
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Personal.

NOTICE.-On or about the 1st of June
~ next we expect to remove to our new building.
now In course Of erection. corner of Thirteenth and
Main streets We shall have not only a irc-proef.
but, we arr assured, burgtar-pro0f vault, and
we propose to Introduce number of SAFETf-DE
POSIT SAFES of the best quality. Those who wish
us, i'm order that they nlny be made to suit then.
NH os-at lSAACS. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
NOTICE.-The undersigned, administrator
IN on the estate of John ID. Hammcrsley, deceased,
would respectfully request Ill persons having Claims
on the estate to present thcm with proper vouchers
ut the office for payment: and all persons indebted
To him win please call and settle their accounts with
Mr.. r.. L. WIGLESWORTH, mt az early a day as
The business OF the Office will he continued, M
heretofore, with ncatnrss, moderate charges: and
dispatch. ID. l.. HAhMEKSLEi,
nth oC-iw Administrator.
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MILES. HORSES. &c.

nORSES AND NJ Z L + fF,n.. rs
III SALE.-Rccclycd this Gay Tween ~ M.r,is,.a
sod csy another LOT Of HORSES aud 1
which re calls the attention "a ''s NIB ?>'lS-
I,lihIic rcnrf-tilN.
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s------ss.------~r---r- .>,r HNTN
EXCHANGE, SALE. AND ,r, ABLE, ~
FRANKLIN STREET,
RICiIMoSp, VA.
MILES AND HORSES FOR SAIL

MULES AND HORSES f'i'
Parties IN want of stock Will sna II II they wh 10
after looking elsewhere, to call 9 " for sis
purchase No. MuL E anu III n, lowest price,
boaT forget J. b. Dayiss old stare, mriRNER & CO
We can accommodate more
ON LIVERY by day or month rtRSER ( w
NH 2-d,Swlm - =, =
TUST ARRIVED, THIS ,ttTtmtS SA
THlRTY FINE s W 81 MnfES. Prize =, s
muiss rom $50 10 sisosplese. aPp M, Nue.eSnia
ON Frank,.n between Eigat sseiTHD EOSSlEtA.
streets. fmh 2el El,Mon- -~- -
DooK Avn .1oB PRINTING OF a Az
}u xInn sS neatly sI DONE At THIS ofs'''
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claims
IN against WAGGONER & HARVEY will pre-
nth est 49, S<'@'@ WAGGoNER & HARVEY.
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THE MASONIC BODIES MEETING IN
i THE MASONS' HALL on Franklin stree i, M
t.mniatn giving the stne a thorough Oyerhan'lhs
and repair, and solicit bids for doing the "ofh. "a,
Specifications, with full Information eau ~ ~"
tanned by calling upon the under,iyhci ,,, mar,
bids can be put In separately and by diI"ren' I',
ties for rarpenters work painting, paleriDS' W. VI
by one person for the whole. ,,,-. any or
The committee reserve the right To- re!rr, nII ~
all Of the bids. JANf"o a.nm,',,,,,,.
Twcnty-hrst STR 81. between Ma'n Ian I'm III.
Call between l2& and "A j. VI. NV IL
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DENTISTRY.

~ w. JONES. DENTIST, has e.
~ always pure aid fresh NITROUS OX-SuI1n
IDE GAS for painless extraction of teeth.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made Of any description
and Of best materials. ..- ..
OLD GOLD PLATE taken in exchange for now.
All operations thoroughly performed and war
rantet.
OFFICE: Franklin street, No. I'll, between Sevent
and Eighth. NH l-3m$
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ImmiSratiOn--An Interesting Letter
and n few Cheering Facts.

and n few Cheering Facts.
Our distinguished countryman Commo-
dore Maury has recently received a letter
from gentleman i'll England, which we
give below as a cheering indication that the
movement OF population and capital has fair
" set in towards this Commonwealth, by
which they are needed as the dews and rains
are by tre-scorched prairie. The writer is
gentleman who has engaged in the business
of promoting emigration from the British
Isles, and his statements will be received
with general satisfaction. His letter is as fol-
lows:
"AMERlcAN CHAMBERS, Is FAUGHAM PLACED
"REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.,
"Febrlury 18th, 1872.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

TIO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
EI(JJOSD.-I respectfully announce myself
IN independent candidate for the Office of CoMMIs-
SIOXER OF TIE REVENUE at the ensuing
municipal election. .
Very respectfully. :, ,,,,rcoS
m, ot-IWS CADMIS 1. ocINS'.''
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CITY ENGISEER.l
March IS. ls7z. !
NOTICE TO QUARRYMEN:-s'aledp pro-
~ poslls will I've received 1T this Office until -
DAY the cd OF Aprihat /? NJ for smppi!!nS she'N
Forms of proposals may Ike had upon application
ut this office. A., ,h, n
The Committee on Streets reserves the riGDt oi
'@''~'e N1' CHARLES H. DlMMOCh'
,,,, .s-td City Engineer
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The only Company in the United States that gun
rantcc- chartered right the principle or local
management and local Investments In each State.
The only Company which. by Its charter, gives TO
each State representative In the HOME BOARD
OF DIRECTORS.
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NON-FORFEITISG POLICIES.
All policies are non-forfeting after two payments
are nude, when either paid-up policy can Ike Sc
cured for an amount proportonate to the number
of premiums paid, or the policy surrendered and
ninety per cent of Its met present value received
In cash US provided by the charter. ...Es
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
OUR CHURCHES.

..,,s...,,, 49,
',,','
fresGhing Sabbsth n lV;1 A. ~, hnh ~ ~.
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday at ~ ~
sunday sch1oi, 3 F.p. J. NJ Lsnsden, Ssper.
iusessetr. l' Rev. G. II. FooTs, Psster.
NTH In,I.r-.t.o, E,ohlh and w,,nu, s,.
80
rieAehine. ysVpa.s ", "a - :. mn .'', :,
..y.',s..,s '"'s .,,, s
,.,-..,., ~, ri T,,..-.T, -.
CHURCH oFJraR REpIEntR-Ctoi,ootaD
hornipv nraye,. sabbath lOiz ~
Eyening PRAYER, 7Is,r.s
s.b,,. a. s.ha,l,.n
~ ~ = Rev. MA. csIs, gsaisr.
ST. PArR!CKS CHCKcH-Jor. Ninth ST. and
Washington Avsnue.
Public ,sryiee. Sabbath ~ snd loh Ak
N..per- 3PN
-. s,t.ot +, n
' ,
1''''''' ''''' my ~
,I''.', =. -. - ,",'i.l.'.,, "a -
''i'' M. "a n
a'' 'e", . saNs
Si ,.oH' " W.
"es'Sy rNSl 'h.e'.ns, 'i''y' "a
@'~ Pf~.sf 'oon oi the PIes1'ierisn ehufes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

City Clerks ONE.
Caro-. Ills. January q. lE1..
Public notice - hereby given that Q general
charter election will ks he'd.
Os TUgsp.T, TEE 2frH pAY oy FIBKrARY A. q.
is72, in the City OF Cairo, In the state Of IInes
tor the purpose Of electing
A Msyor,
CITY Clerk,
A City Treasurer
A CITY Marshal,
A City Attorney,
Police Magistrate to succeed r. Bross, ESD
and three n eTnDcTs of the Select CoIHcil. - fof
loss:
one member from the Fret Ward, TO succeed
7. C Schuh.
one member from the Second ward, to succeed
one nsnSsF iiiom me CITY a. Large, to succeed
d. Iurd.
Also
SIX members Of the Board CT OfAldermen, ~ fol.
lows
Two members from IN. Fir, Ward, to succeed
/ wslder and Leo Kl.b.
Two members from the Second Ward, TO sue
coed ". Buder and Henry Winter.
one member from the Third Ward, TO succeed
T. Fitzgerald
one member from the Fourth Ward, 10 succeed
James Carroll.
Polls WILL be opened in the different Wards as
follows. 10 the fiTs. Ward, at the fr.t house on
the east s.d- Of Washington avenue, b, low Filth
street.
In the Second Ward, at the Arab Engine house.
In the TIlrd Ward. at the II ibei MAN Eng ne
housJ
10 the Your,h Ward, a the Court House.
Polls will be opened at An, and closed al Q
O'Clock. pm by oroer Of the CITY council.
jan2so3Od N. J. HowLEy. City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
SECRET ORDERS
THI MAsUNs.

THy MksUSs. s.lt
CArro CoNxlsDIRT, No. l3.-stated Assembly
al the Asylum Masoni; Hall, fret and thrd. ssi.
urdsvs In eseh month.
CsfEo CovsciI, No. 2i,-peguiar Convocs'ionn st
asonic Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CaIkO CHsFrIR, No. Tl.-Hegulsr ConsocA.ot
nj Ma.onIc Hall on the thiTd Tuesday OF every
msnth. -, -
municaipns q. Massnie Hall, ths second ana
fourth dondays oil each month.
IrLIA Lobai. 10. s5s f.s ~ ssReguir Conn
VnunicaiIoas al Masonic Hall-arst and third
Thursdays IN each month. - ~
THE oDD-FELLows.
ALEXANDER LopoI, 2i.-Me~tsi ia OddFelloUs.
HslI. In Art rs Buiiiing, every Thursday even
ing, .. To'clo;k.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Go TO DR.. McGauley for Rattingsr's Fe
yer Drops. Warranted TO cure the chills
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
THE BULLETIN.
BUSINESS NOTES

- BUSINESS NOTES
Russian ssrdelles at Jorgensons; Try
! The best French anchoyies n the city
n! Jorgenson's. If
Go to DR.. McGauley for Rattingsrs Fe
yer Drops. Warranted 10 cure the cbills
---------------
JoRoESsoS has the finest supply OF
Spanish olive, in the city. Try them
tf
FouED.-Thni the choicest butter 10
at Jorgensen's Staple and Fancy Grocery
store.
Wisp brooms
(iULLLIi' in E.fHyE rr
Great variety at schuh'..
OYsTERs. Herbert has was OR
hand = fresh supply Of Saddle Rock oys-
ers. -------- ..-s. w..
Fresh Muscst grapes from California,
just received at JorgeL sens II
+ Paul G. Schuh sells ka,,ingers medi.
cines. Il
PGGK, FKEAA, d Co.'S London biscui
always on hand, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue. Il
JoRGEssos has the best Fast India
preserves for sale cheap. II
ssee's Ca,arrh Remedy
Pieroes Golden Medical Discovery
atP. O. Schuhs.
Smoked salmon and Yarmouth bloat-
er', Jus: received at Jorgenson's. II.
Go 70 p. q. Schuhs
Nilsson Boquet Esa Boque,
and
Chinese Boquct Perfumery.
--ssndwitchcd meat. of all kinds al
ways on hand at s. Jorgenson's. ~
yarmouth suceotash and corn At Jor-
genson's. a.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
RAToHELOR's HAZE DYE.

bhls superb HAIR Dye IL the sssr IN rnE WOMB
ENreiiec,IY HARMLESS Reliable and IpsthsnteOus.
no alsap' 1lntInenl. No Ridiculous Tints or Un-
Hair Dye produce. IMmEpfATELY . Ia splendid
Black or naturi Brown. Does not stain the
ful The only Safe and Perfeci Dye
Sold by all druggists. Factory ls Bond Street,
New York. is9yatdssdAwly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
CONGRESSMEN,

5enators-LymanT Trumbul and John H. Logan
Representative for the state at Large. l.
Beverdge. -.... ..-. u
Representative Thirteenth Dbtrict-John NJ
.ebs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

JoRoESsos has the finest supply OF
Spanish olive, in the city. Try them
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
JOHN H. OBERLY & co., PROPRIETORS.
THE MAILS.

.c % 7ss ArRUE. psPAnr
North, Through YiV' " M 'WP'm
I" w,y ........ 2:2o pm. 500 Am.
South, Way....".."...............l2.lop pm pVp'm'
Through N. o., Mem.
phis and golurnbus.-....r... 1870 p1p. 500 pm,
ohio River route, Except
Monday. 10 psm.- sV p'n'
iron Mountain n. R.,.....". 2:3o am. l,;oo ?. n.
hiss. Rivsr ro',te, Tuesday
ana frttsy.."."."...-....... e'O pm. I"p.m.
ihebes, Goose Island 3 sant~ z u 4
Pc. Ills, Thursday Fri
lay 800 pm. 7:oos.m,
Hayfeld, BlaniyIle aud
iovelsre, Ky........-.."...ll:oo 90 am. 100 pm.
OFFICE BouRs.
s-ns,al lsilNsyy y'--yYs-gw s7's0 an -.,,,,,..
Sundays stst ta.u,J 81 s,y. sls'i-,..
on-y order depsstment...... 90 Am. 600
Register Z" 4" {" ...... 800 am. 800 pm.
aaeyI erdsr sud Register departments DO
opsh Cd Sundays - '''t.- .-.- - 4
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
STATE OFFICERS

p. a. STATE OfFlCEkS' a i-
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor, John n. Pslmeri s,r,y
Lieutenant. G overnor, John Dougherty;
Secretary OF state, Edward Rummel;
Audi,orof state, c. g. L'pPincoti;
State Treasurer, E. N. Bates
supt. Public INSTRUCTION, Newton DstemAn.
- CONGRESSMEN. -
Sena,ors-Lyman TrumbulI and John A. Logan.
Representative for the state at Large.
BeveridRe. -... ..-. r
Representative Thirteenth Dbtrict-John M
.ebs.
AEMEERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senator, lst District-T A. +. Holcomb. Of
Uuloa, and :. X. Gibson, Of Gal!stin.
Representative, lst Distrirt-H. Watson Webb:
aIl. COUNTY OFFICERS. ~
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge-D. J. Baker, of Alexander.
..rosecutins A,torney-J. r. Mccartney, OF
Nsssac
Circuit Clerk-Jno. Q. Harman.
shsriG-A. II. Irwin. py
WIN. Martin, Assessor anf Treasurer. p -
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-r. Bross.
Assoc ,s,ss- u. b. Mccrits and 8. Msrehldon.
Cierk--Jacob g. Lynch. s----r- --------------
Coroner-John II. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
.yor--John n. Lsnsden.
rreasnrer-J. B. Taylor. '''
COmptrO ler-E. A Huru0tt
Clerk-Mchael Howley.
ssrshal-Andrew Cain,
Attorney-P II. Pope.
Police Maglstrates-F. Btoss and b. Shan
aessy, 'rsHg'' -rs 'f
Chief Of Pollce-L. II. Myers. -
5f'ss SELECT COUNCIL -r
ayor-John ". Lsnsden, - -
Firs, Ward-P. g, hchuh. ~tr.--g
Second Uard-c. r. " oodward.
third ward-Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards. Stats Taylor.
City-at-Large-w.P p Hahiy and d. Hurd.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
FIRST WARD-James Rearden,
Leo Kieb,
..| 'FF Isaac Walden.
EcoND wARD-R. H.'Cunningham,
+. Buder,
Henry Winter,
James swayne.
THIRD wARD-wm. stratton,
Patrick fitzgerald,
oURTH wARD-James CARROLL
.-.... G. II. sease,
J.H, Me,sslt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Russian ssrdelles at Jorgenson's; Try
them. I'D az Z.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

The best French sncbovies the city
at Jorgenson's. II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-03-02

TERRITORIAL Observation-Disclosures
dispatches announce the passage of bill
in the House Of Representatives changing
the time of holding elections in the Terri
tories. This action is presumed to be
mainly due to Gar6elde's manipulations,
who breads to enter the contest with the
existing divisions in his party and the
strong probability Of defeat. He hopes
by few months delay to be enabled somc-
how to heal up the discord-probably by
liberal distribution of garden seeds, patent
Office reports, and subscriptions to the
Courier. He has evidently forgotten to
consider where the money is to be obtained
to publish the organ five months longer
than was contemplated.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-03-02

Ray" The Olympia Tribune is alarmed over
the fact that a number of burglarics have been
committed in Wala Walla, and that possibly
the burglars may visit Olympia. Wecan't for
the life Of us see the onnection.-I'ortiand
Herald.
We wish the Oregon papers would attend
to their own business and let our dailics"
alone. We have no such sensations as
the sale Of corpses at auction, to b. worked
up into II score Of paragraphs, but VIC do
have a wholesome dread of the thievish
Williams that infest other cities, and very
properly our contemporary expresses his
fear thatsome of them may indulge the no.
ton that they will be tolerated here.
Our daily papers are our watch-dogs, who
by vigorous, if not at all times judicious
barking, are supposed to do some good.
Whenever we catch a rogue, however, we
send him on the way to Portland with a
flea in his car.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-03-02

Ha5 The County Commissioners have re.
fused to grant licenses for the sale of spi ritu.
Gus liquors in Olympia. That's settler. The
town won't last much longer now. That and
the terminusw the props on which it leaned
Probably our contemporary is not aware
OF the fact that this very action Of the
County Commissioners has doubled the
sale OF whisky; 50 according to his logic
we have still another prop to lean upon
instead of being a velocopcdc requiring
constant motion to keep it up, our town is
tripod, standing firm, erect and for some
purpose.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-03-02

TUMwATER.-The people of our future
Lowell are overjoyed at their railroad pros
poets. The survey runs through town,
aud 10 doubt appears to be entertained but
that it will be the route finally selected by
the company. In this event, the falls Of
Tumwater will probably supply the power
for the machine shops to be erected by the
railroad company. We rejoice with our
neighbors in anticipation Of the "good
times coming"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-03-02

DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN
The death of Joseph Cushman, Esq, on
Thursday evening last, although auticipa-
ted by his friends as result Of his pro-
tracted and wearing illness, has cast gloom
over our community. The Judge was
one of our pioneer settlers, and the early
history of our town would be incomplete
without remembrance of the sterling en-.
terprise of the deceased, who contributed
so largely to advance its interests. He
leaves family and many warm.hearted
friends to mourn his loss.-The funeral will
AXE place to-day at IL A. NJ.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-03-02

q The Vancouver Ragister tells Of a
Mr.. Burlingame, who last winter sold his
farm in Clark county, and with the pro.
ceeds purchased tract Of land on Sauvie's
Island. The high water of last spring
cleaned him out, and every one thought
him ruined. Instead of which the high
water MANFRED his farm, from which he
this year harvested fifty tons of hay, which
he sold for 1000, and then sold his farm
for 1900.