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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17
RACES! RACES! RACES!


Third Day-Wednesday, April IL.
FIRST RACE-Dash of tive miles, for all ages
purse lO0O $3.50 to first horse and $3.50 to second
horse.
l. A. C. Franklin enters b. IN. ARIZONA, 4 Y. O., by
Lexington, dam imp Zone. Colors-Red jacket
red and white cap.
2. G. W. Stewart enters ch. h. BARNEY WILLIAMS
y. O., by Lexington, dam Volga. COlOrs-
Blue and blue, red sash.
3. D. Swgert enters b. h. PILGRIM 5y. o., by Lex
ingtoA. dam Cairne Gorme Colors-Blue,
white sash and cap
4. W. 7. Campbell enters br. h. NATHAN OAKS, 4
Y. o., by Bonnie Scotland, dam Sallie by
Lexington. COlors-Red jacket. blue cap
s. William COttrill enters ch +. SAUCEBOX, by
Star Davis, dam Skedaddle, 4 y. o. Coors-Red
and red white scarf
6. NJ. H. Sanford enters b. IN. NIAGARA, y. o.. by
Lexington, dam Bay Leaf Coiors-Dark blue.
SECOND RACE-Heats Of three miles for all ages;
purse S2OOO $500 to first horse, $500 to second
horse, and 500 to the third horse.
l. A. C. Franklin enters CHI. m. GLENROSE, Y. O.,
by Lexington, dam Sallie Lewis COlOIs-
Red jacket, red and white cap.
2. &. Harrison enters gr. g. TOM CORBETT, 5 y. o.,
by Lexington, dam by IMP Knight of St.
George. COlors-Blue jacket, white cap and
red sash.
3. W. R. Babcock enters b. h. CONDUCTOR, 5 y. o.
by Australian, dam Nettie Wiley. Coors-
Scarlet jacket white cap and sleeves.
4. Rice Mccormick enter c. h. WANDERER, y.
o., by Lexington, dam Coral, by vandal Cob
ors-Blue jacket, white sleeves, crescent
T. HOl1a MI I, m
LASS, by Rogers, dam WAGNER. Colors-Blue
and yellow.
6. D. Swigert enters br. m. MORLACCHI, :. o., by
Lexington, dam Banner. Colors-Blue, white
sash and cap.
:. NJ. H. Sanford enters b. m. MADAM DUDLEY,
ago, by Lexington dam by Flying Dutch
man. Colors-Dark blue.
The races will commence at half past O'Clock
Pm.
In case of postponement on account of the wea-
ther, penant will be displayed from the office of
the Club No. q Carondelet street.
Rates of Admission.
Quarter stretch badges, for meeting ....S 12 90
Quarter stretch BAG ges, for last four days 10 90
Quarter stretch badges, for last two days. ) 90
Admission to Club stand. .................. 2 90
Admission to public stand. ............... 90
Admission to field. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
No ladies admitted to the stand Unaccompanied
by gentlemen.
Quarter stretch badges will admit to all parts of
the stand and grounds.
Tickets of admission to the stand do not admit
the holder to the quarter stretch.
Members are entitled to free admission for ladies'
accompanyi{ic them
Ladies accompanied by Members are invited to
visit the Club House.
All vehicles must enter by GENTLY road gate
Those destined for the stands will turn to the left
and those for the field to the right after entering
the grounds.
Quarter stretch badges can be obtained at the
office, No. p CarOnaelet street, and at the track
The cars of the City railroad. Bayou Bridge
Eranch and Orleans railroad will leave Clay statue,
Canal street, every five minutes during the races.
GUS. A. BREAUX,
President.
II. B. FOLEY. Secretary apl1 lt2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

If the Democracy intend to excommu-
nicate General T. G. Davidson for voting
with the friends of Governor Warmoth,
what action does it propose to take con-
corning Mr.. Blackman and his allies who
acted with the Customhouse clique? If it
was wrong to remain in the Legislature
with one set of Republicans, was it not
equally wrong to stay out doors with
another body Of the same party?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

Captain William Dale, at one time con-
nected with an old railroad running out OF
Natchez, and for forty years resident of
Concordia parish, died in that parish re-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

Zone done hors of done color black
main and tail about fifteen hands III hve
years old no other marks perceivable." has
b cen taken up in Indiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

All save one of Queen Victoria's ladies in
waiting are widows, her choice since Prince
Albert died. They receive flsOO per an
num. and are the widows OF deceased peers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

The delegates to the National Colored
Convention have pretty generally departed
homeward. They were Hospitality and
generously treated by our colored fellow
citizens, and are favorably impressed with
New Orleans, whether their labors here
result in much practical good to their race
or not
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

Nine. Durand's benefit, April y, at the
Opera House.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

NiISSI SSIPPI CITY.
FORMERLY CONDUCTED BY J. D. MAYER CO.
This well known and popular summer resort will
be thoroughly renovated and put in complete order
and open to the public about the middle of Nav
under the sole control and management of Major
W. A. HURD and Colonel J. O. NIXON. APP Inn 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

Nine. Durauds benefit, April %, at the
Opera House.
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A FULL AND COMPLETE
sSORTMENT.

E. BUTTERICK 4 co.'s CELEBRATED PATTERNS
all styles and Sizes ''
Send for descriptive catalogues at the Office NJ
WILLIAM E. COOPER & co
No. 80 Canal street. Agents for the Singer Imnrovsa
Family Sewing Machine. T"'0u
Now ready, the new Dolly Warden pattern al,
sizes. IL al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

We have Purchased from George Bruce Nsv
York, entirely now type for tho RsPuBIIcA1.
Also from r. q. Senior, agent, . new
CAMPBELL BOOK PRESS,
With al the Late improvements. which, In oddities
to our previous supply Of Printing Machinery. win
enable ~ to turn out work with dispatch, and In .
style that can not b excelled in the South.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND E1p
A CARD.

Having opened business at No. Isl povd,.,
street for the purpose of supplying families and \.
tells with FANCY GROCERIES and every var;a.-
of DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED FRUITS, and b,.
ing such facilities will enable to compete an.
cessfuly with any other establishment of the LII
in the country. respectfully solicit the patro.
age of our friends and the public generally, asu,,
ing them that we are determined to give nert...
satisfaction.
WILSON g. MAYNARD.
apl2 St Up No. l57 Poydras street, New or,sa,.
THE NEW LOUISIANA REME6T
SMITHS LIFE TONIC
Is incOmparably the most effective Blood pprs..
and Spring Tonic extant. 1or
SMITHS PULnkONIC STRIP.
The other form of the New Louisiana Remos.
for Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption, etc. is pery
less fo0i
Parent Ofdce-No. 20 Barenne street
app 3m 2dp 0%
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BARNES HOTEL,

II. B. FOLEY. Secretary.
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REDMOND 3. MANYT0N.

29............ CarOndelet street %
NEW ORLEANS,
Issues Travellers Letters of Credit
Messrs. n. NJ. ROthschid 4 Sons London:
Messrs. de ROthschild Brothers. Paris:
Messrs. s. NJ de ROthschld Vienna;
De ssrS NJ A. de ROthschid Sons Frankfort
and all their correspondents f.9 .m2u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy re,~t Ter young men nom ine sS,,o ~
erIors and sbus~s u ariy I've. m sond" 10
cd, Nervous uebll ~ cured. \" ,.s,rnsr,
MARRIAGE removed New metho o. trrs' sass.,.
New and rem .rEab's Isn.id,.r s".ss "a Azores.
ARP sen! fee, in ssslsd g, ssy 3 Se,sh N,ssh q,
Phisdelphia, "a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10

OF 10 To 90 large WHAT'S morocco
0p rosewood ease containing
specific for every 0ndiuory dis
ease n family IL subject 10, and
books Of objections ............iruu siO TO s25
smsll.r amily and Travelling CO e,
~ 70 % ON ~ To ~
sp oihc Tor all Private Bisease.,
10Th for Curing and tor prcsen-
-NWpe featinebt, ia walls and pOcset
SSs7s % 10 .
PoNI'S EXTRACT
Cures Burns, Bruises. Lamenes., .orene.s. Snr-
Ihross, spral1s, TOoe hsche, Euaehe, Nsuralgla
rheumatism, Lumbago, Piles. Boils, Stnrs
sorc Eyes, Bleedingof the Lunga, n -. ston.
ach, or OF Piles, COrns. Ulcers, Ol sores
PLlce, or, 90 cts; Pints $50. Qqaris, sl'75.
- These remedies, except Ponds Fxtrmt,
py the case or sling box. are Mt To- any part OF
the country, by mail or express, Tree Of charge,
Oh fecel Ut OF the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE 90.
once and Depot, No. So broadway, New-y0rk.
FOR SALE BY =. sCHUh, CAIRO, liz,
ang'5deowawly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10


A MELANCHOLY BRrAK-DowS.-Ther
are lively break-duwns that make Nm au
dience laugh, and there ale sad and sor.
rowful break downs that make tho kind.
hearted grievc. To the latter class belongs
the enervution Of uody and miad which Is
usually called general debility" or
nervous Weakness" and which, when
neglected, too often terminates in atrophy
and death. a Wholesome mtdcated
s,mulabt is the one thing needed in cases
of this description, and science and ex-
perience unite ia pointing to PLASTATIoS
BiTTEEs ~ the true specific. The fact
that it combines the properties of mn in
vigorant with those Of regulator and
Alternative, in exactly the proportions
necessary TO produce radical change in
the tone Of system, and the action of the
digestive and secretive organs, is an un
answersble argument in It's favora at gen.
eral restorative. 3.G,dcod &w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
LEGAL AnvssTlsEMENTs.
MASTERS SALE.

et~,e OF tAsuois, Alex nder county, "a.
Alexander county Circuit I out Alfred d. SAT-
lord vs.. the unknown Leirs OF Mary Springer,
deceased. tiil to iorfcios. MOI g &c.
No'ice ~ hereby gi,er hat III pursuai ce Of .
decree entered n. the sb, e eniiti,u cause, in
said rour, the 10 DAY OF January, Alb, 1872,
I, John Q. Hai man, Master ~ Cnanc-i' ~ aid
Iurt. val on the soth day OF March. A. D.. 1872,
que to the highest bidder 'or cssn, at she front
door Of the Court House, in the city vi caro-, in
said ,ouniy aud STATE, the iol!'whg descrI, ed
an the one half vi lot numh-fe' thirty Jour Az
which lies adjo nng to sad lot NJ. IN n! -thre 9
1897 the same icing the north or s-si hall vi Sal
lot Dumie, ed I'll rty -four $50 all III block mum ..
bered ty.iour q Ia the city VI Caro-, IN the
county OF Alexander and state Of illinois, to.
geiher in all and singular the tebenents aad
hereaiisments thereto belonging
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
March 4, 1872. Master Ia Chancery.
Green A Glib RI. Solicit or0, 3-1-3W.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

Edwin Persons, Charles Parsons and Elijah ".
Morgan, non-reside,t defendants. are hereby
Thomas Ent and GeoTg, r. Ws !, surviving
partners Of Alexander Van ke"-en, dec. sssd.
who carried on business unIef 'n- I'm stlle
mechanics lien IN the Alexander county circuit
court, state OF illinoi.. sgsnst Esnes' hub O.. m.
pany, samuel stnat- Taylor Hna hdw,n rsiscns'
sens Elsh ". Morgan, favid Mc'ssr. cha-e
p. Parsons ani wllfred Fumes, ana ,hs' rata suit
"a nov nending, That thereup"h y ~ nimons was
,.n., IN, nj he CLERKS tffce q sad court. re-
tumsblr on the thirh mopds, OF January, ius.
to a term Of said curt u en- 10 oe holden o. ne
court house in Cairo, IN ss,n county snu sss's.
Lated January the, 9Th ls'2
Alien, Mulkey 4 Wheeler Atfys TOR Plslntln;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Az 4. culion for cost to me directed
ID by the Clerk OF the circuit court Of AlexAn-
county. IN the state Of Illinois, against plain.
wherein Andrew Gibbony was plaintiff and Mica
jsh Robinson was defendant, ! have levied uPos
the following described property, to-wt: HE
hip fourteen 40 SOUTH and in range three west in
said ounty snd state, as the prope,ty Of The ssd
southwest coor OF the court house, 10 tho ci;v Of
Cairo in said county and stsie. on the Eighth day
OF March, AID, ls72, between the hour Of nine
o'clock, am. aud the sunse of,sid day, Tor cash
to satisfy raid sIecutior. ALEX. Il IRWIN,
sheriff OF Alexander County Illinois.
Cairo, Ills. February Is ls72 -feblowAM
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
TAX NOTICE.

To Mary Jordan, John Gslbr sith and all others
concerned, You are hereby no,hed that at sac
OF land and town ana city lots for the d.. lnquest
1863 and costs, held 1t the court house door IN
Cairo, Alexander county. Illinois, IN the 2ltn day
" June. 1870 the undersigned purchased the >.
X of the W. or. of section i've t6) In TOW pship
fourteen (lI south and IN rssRe one west OF the
Sd r NJ, situated in sad count, aud state, AID
said premis es will expire on the 9th day Of June,
isT2 ana that ut the same sale for the same taxes
he'd at the same plare on the Goth day . June,
lsJO the urdersigned also bee, me the purch aser
Of two OF Lot No. Is in Block No. SO, in the
nrst addition to the city OF Cairo, IN said county
and state. and tta the time yiv n Nv law tor the
REDEEM ption Of said premises last described viii
expire on the Goth OF June, 1872.
ALEX H. IRWIN, Purchaser.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Andrew X. Gaibrsith, defendant, Il noilhed that
on thu 2ist day OF August, 1871, wit OF attach.
uent WAS issued out Of the clerks once o. tns
AleIsnuer ounty circuit court 10 the STATE Of Iii.
nois, aRainst your estale. teiurna'Ie o. 'he
srd Monday Of sspIsmber 1871. at me ,n. Of Inn p,
sam,,sI p Wheeler. for he sum OF $3.50 % ana
sccrainx Interest, which wit has b.en levied,
and said suit is now pend ny IN ,sd eouii' SLiess
}uJam. nj viii be enter. snd the estate attached.
soId Dated January 27th, lsI2.
JOHN Q, HARTMAN Clerk.
Allen, Mulkey 4 Whse er, Air,s for P!slt q.
- ianSW4W
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10

Send for
D. c. JACCARD E. cos H.
Iustrated Price List and
Catalogue of WaItham, How
ard, and D. C. Iaccard G. Co.'S
Watches, JeweIry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware. &C.
When In St. Louis you are
Invited to inspect their mag
nificent JEWELRY establish.
ment. Nos. 40I & 400 N.
FOURTH St., Corner of To-
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
%Watches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly atten.
ded to,
dsm.S-D.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
SHERIEF'S SALE.

DYv virtue Of an execution to me directed by the
ID Clerk OF the circuit court o Alexander cOun-
u, in the stst- OF II inois, IN favor OF J I'm 7.
Rei ME and agairst H. larus Harris, have levied
u, on the following des .riie,l properly, tc-wlt
Lot No. "a IN Block M. in the hiri additiuht {
...T 81 c-i,o ,.,,,ntv = Alexander AMI st.fo
Illinoi-, the property Of the said Lazarus HAIis
VIII I shall -ffer vt pubic sale. ~ the south
wet dooi Of the court house ~ the city Of C-Ir
10 sa,u county and ate, on FIR Gay. the Eight
day o. Mar Ia 1872, between the hours III nine
o'clock, am, and the sunset Of SAID day, 10
cash, TO satisfy sad sxecu ion.
ALtX. Il. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Aexan"er County, ilinois.
Cairo, Ills, February Is h, lsI2. -febl4wAt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

Eliza poyo, defendant, is notified that on J.nu-
ar, astb. Is72, John boyd, c,m, lsinsn', Oh. his
bill in chsncery, in the Al xander count, cifeui.
r"urt tate Of HIN OILS, tor divorce. snd thai said
,nit !: nov pending. That theieupon .un mona
was issued out of the cerh's othce OF sad court
ssn,nst you, return~ BILE on the LIST Monday N
Anil nett, to term thereof. then TO 10 holden
4, the court house In Cairo, in said county and
state. Dated January 2s,h is7g; ,..~ 60
nisinan.t janaO slv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Jchn Gal, r.itb, d. isndsnt, 10 noi,ned that %
,hs a., dsy RI August, 1871 wrr Of sstnc hwsnt
was ,ssued out OF the cls,k'r me- - the Aisssr-
der ecu, " eucnl, on,tn the state 81 iiisM. N.
sya nst your estate. retuSuablc on The Nd Men.
dsy Of sri enter, ts7l, 1T the suu . Jshn y. yvxs
vel. plaip,in WI . suss for he use 81 fsnssl 2.
vi seller Tor t.e sum Of oa7s.61 AID necrutsg In.
terrst ~ hich writ has been lowed and sss -uii 10
nov n nd,pg in - 4 ceurs. Unisss y, - . sp-
Pea, On the return dry hereof l,egm' ~ .,n D.
January lIsk, ,e7pt 2Ot;N q. MARIAN, CHI
1A.,ls ~; ssene1 Wasese'' AWE ~ s's's.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
TIE BULLETIN.
Publication once. bulletin Building.
Washington Avenue.
THE LEDgMprioS oy Mu1ILArkD cun-
[rrom The w,.hinpron rs,dot. An l

ITTom INC Wilmington TPtnOt, 4th
The secretary of the Treasury has de.
led that 1t Is the duty If drpo,i.arirs
'itu"tei without he limits nf the goyern-
ment coht:nrt with Albums Expr,s. COM
rany, 10 receive aud reIrcm dcisccd al d
nut'Iatcd corrency, under the trcasurers
late cir' ular No. |, on the same terms as
other depositarics and that the expense
OF forwarding such currency to the trca-
.urer will be borne by the department, the
banks to prepay the charges TO the nearest
pont within the contract, and to bc feim-
bursed therefor b, the dcparimet
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
AVOID QUACKS

A victim Of early ,nd'scre''op' esuS,nf 1919
debility, premature decay, ee'' having ",ea u
VAN every ,dysr,s'd "n". 10, o"H".. :
simple means Of sslf-'uTe' shnh Nv y" -.
free 20 his {, ll,w.,pns,ers. j. d. Rss'f., NO. -
m',.,,..i New yoix. sug2awIy
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

The only thing noticeable in the Ad .
minstraton papers on the interesting
subject Of the presidents decided stand
IN favor Of civil service reform is column
after column of the most emphatic and
edifying silence. The only departure
from this attitude Of we'll maintained
reticeuce is in the case Of those organs
that copy Fred, Douglass editorial de-
puuclatlou Of the presidents plan of re-.
form. Douglass ridicules the presidents
civil service CON missioners as a board
of broken down school masters" and
boots at the whole scheme with the same
derisive mocksry which Messrs. Morton
and Chandler employed against it last
winter.
This is significant. 1t exhibits a
latent disoyalty to the re elected Pres.
ident strangely in contrast with the adu-
lation which the same organs show on all
other subjects. 1t shows that when the
war between the President and the Re.
publican leaders shall break out-as it
assuredly will, unless the President backs
down from the position on civil service
reform which he is understood to have
taken-the greater number of Republican
organs will be found opposed to the
President. They are for Grant in every.
thing else, but civil service reforn-Rs
publican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

The President will recommend in bis
annual message the appointment BY Goa
gress Of a commission to audit and adjus,
the accounts of the Alabama claims, and
10 disburse the fund Of fifteen million
dollars accruing from the Geneva award
The details Of this legislation will dsvolve
upos congress, and the President will
simply conens himself to these general
Recommendations.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

In ascribing the reason that We did
why the people were disposed to adopt
the township organization law, we stated
what every well informed man in Lincoln
county knows to be true Dispatch.
Then there are very few wel.iuformed
men in the county. Will our nei .hbor
be SO good as to name some Of the bad
points ID tue county management
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

Our ncighbor of The Dispatch says
tha, our "wa,chful and unceasing solici.
tude 10 his behalf is extremely touching
and evokes his deepest and most heartfelt
gratitude" which attempted sarcasm
means that he doesn't like for US to cor
rect his errors. But We cant help his
likes or dislikes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

How PAPER STOOD THE FIRE IN Bos.
ToN.-Curious results have followed
soma Of the experiments made upon the
charrsd papers and documents. and the
examinations Of books and safes which
proved worthless in the great fire. 1t
has been found that what paper makers
call poor paper, paper considerably
"claysd,' stood the best test. Parch.
ment paper, used for bonds and legal
documents, shrivsllsd up exceedingly,
and the print blistsred 50 that 1t could
bs read when writing was illegible. So
it was with the engraved work on notes.
The gliding on the account books burned
and charrsd showed out a. bright aud
clear 40 when the books we're nev, which
brings up the question if to introduce
gilt ltedged account books would not be
we'll, on the ground that the gilt would
stay the passage by Ere of the pages
within. Books crammsd into a safe Sc
that it was difficult to get them out, suf.
fered considerably less than those that
we're set in loosely, and in some cases
came out from safes from which every.
thing else was worthless, SO far preserved
that the figures en- their pages could be
dseiphsrsd. With charred papers, which
could not be made transparent by any
light whatever used, it was found, after
the employment of vitriol, oxallc acid,
chalk, glycerine, and other things, that
any thing that moistened them to a Ger
tain stags-to which it was delicate work
to get and not pass-made the lines
cords and figures legible through a mag
uifying glass. 1t has been the most uni
verssl experience that lead pencil marks
show ont all right whore ink maYks can
not b distinguished. The success ol
the use OF photography has alseady bssu
noted.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

A Chicago young lady, 10 playful
scuf1s with her sweetheart, hit his pistol
pocket with the broom handle, when tho
weapon was discharged, the ball entering
her side. She fingered three days, and
then died. In thi. degenerate day, as
young men think it SO manly to carry
csn.ssled weapons on all occasions, il,
would be well for their svestbearts not
10 "scuff1e" with them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

Fanny Fern wrote ap article Tor every
number Of the New York Ledger from
1855 down to the date of her death.
Ten thousand working girls have been
thrown cut ofenplOymsn, by tho Boston
fire.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

rht role OF the next Congress will
probably bs spirit Of generous tolerance
toward the Liberal Republicans, for the
purpose if possible Of drawing them into
the fold again. This, if they DO not
press a fac'iors opposition.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

O'Conors vote in this state vas 2, ,429
The reason Of this 10, We presume. tba,
those Democrats who csuldn't eat possum IN
knew there was no chance for O'Couor,
and did not vote at all.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-04

In very sensible article, the St
Joseph Gazette comments upon the
effort Of Radicals to mako it appear tha,
immigration will avoid this state on
account Of political control. 1t says:
We venture the assertion that no coua
amount of population in the union has Q
smaller aggregate Of crime than this
state. There arc here and there disturb
ances, but SO have New York and Penn
sylvania THAR riots Murder has welded
a bloody hand in Chicago. Lynch law
has asserted itself in Indiana. Bank
robberries have been perpe,rated in open
day in Massachusetts,. Paupcrism, one
OF the worst phases of society elsewhere,
is comparatively unknown in Missouri
Why, then, do these Radicals desire to
irlehtsn away population from Missouri
1t is because they would make political
capital at the expense of the welfare and
prosperity Of the state.