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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-18

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for Novem-
Der is on our table, ahead of all other.
1t is an unusully good number, even
for this first-class' lady's book. The
principal Steel Plate, "a Game Two
Can Play At" is from an original pic
ture. and is a capital illustration of one
of the best stories we have read for
months. A prominent feature of this
Magazine is its copyright Novelettes,
two of which appear in this number,
HLindsay's Luck,n by Fanny Hodg-
son, and Bought With A Price," by
Mrs. Ann. S. Stephens, both very far
superior to the continued stories to be
found in magazines generally. But, as
contemporary says, the stories, the
fashions, the patterns, in short, every-
Htin9rin Peterson is the best Of its Kind.
The price of this Magazine, too, is an
other thing in it's favor 1t is but Two
Dollars a year. The. Prospectus for
1873 is published with this number,
and we find that the prices to Clubs
are astonishingly low, viz, three copies
for $3.50, with a superb MezZotint 09
inches by 20l, "Christ Weeping Over
jerusalem" to the person getting up
the club; or six copies for $780, and a
copy of the Magazine for 1873 as a
premium getting up the club; or eight
copies for S12.00, and both an extra copy
and the premium engraving to the per-
son getting up the club. For large
clubs the prices are even lower. A
choice of six splendid premium en-
cravings, for framing, is given for fifty
cents extra, to subscribers for 'Peter-
son" for 1873. Specimens of the Maga-
zine arc sent gratis, if written for.
Subscribe to nothing else until you
have seen copy of this popular Maga-
zine. Address Chrales ]. Peterson,
306 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
WHEAT only worth 55 cents and NJ
Baum, at the Pioneer Clothing Store,
is selling according to hard times. He
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-18

WHEAT only worth 55 cents and N.
Baum, at the Pioneer Clothing Store,
is selling according to hard times. He
has large and we'll selected stock of
fall and winter clothing AMI is selling
cheaper than any house in the city
Give him a call before YOU purchase
elsewhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-18

WIRES UP.-Dr. Plummer, Profes-
sor of Telegraphy in the Albany Col
legiate Institute, has stretched the
wires from the depot to the College
and is prepared to instruct his pupils
how TO manipulate Jore's thunderbolts
in an intelligent manner. Students
who intend completing the study will
receive instruction during the remain
der of the present term free.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN X. X.

On aud after Monday, April cath, 1871, trains vii
run as follows;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
ELECTION "OTICE.

g., CeIk's cfet
Cow. I . f5rsHy q. W.
Pc' = notice De- r.I",y gwen 'n"' t''F''
cfurfr. D..,..rH o. Hs H4f. o.,
o. T.rp.I fHr -srDlT az tIf' '9t a. ~
ItlI, (. Of. 'f. r..-r 90 '0" 9''." '. i'.'.'''
up tie r. .r.. W eelpu.
g.r.
& 'f. '...
4 I.t |f..sGrfr
tt|. .ur-A T.
=. cc Nagi.trote tn succeed f.. Fips E.Y.
and nrscUrrr,T- = ibe select council 81 io'
ia member from The r.r-. ward. FOO succeed
T. - -rruh.
one member from the Second ". I'd, to succeed
&. X. woodward.
One member nom the city at Large, to succeed
u. Hurd.
Also
~ members Of the Board Of Aldermen, rs fol-.
lows!
Two members from the FIrst Ward, TO succeed
I Wslder and Loo Kl.b.
Two members from the Second Ward, To sue
coed W. Bnder and Henry Winter.
one member from the Third ward, to succeed
=. Fitzgersld
one member from the Fourth ward, TO succeed
james Carol.
Polls will be opened in the different Wards ne
follows 10 the FRS. Ward, at the fret house on
the east sd" Of Washington avenue, b. low Fiiih
street.
In the Second ward, at the Arab Engine house.
In the Tbird Ward, OF the Hibeinian Engine
house
IN the Fourth Ward, a. the Court House.
Polls will be opened ats am, ard closed ~
o'clock. pm . By order Of the CITY council.
ian2s 3nd J. HOWLEY, CITY tlefk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

NDlD III lNIit ]
tONhNTic tTotT 90 wtr,t-, n A uru
DER ch-E WH' rppk 4 ,ptK NE okrl
~ WAS rEtgnIfNEDr roN ~ oBer.,
bNcE
,>l9n the Memphis Ayalarc,e
In the criminal court Yesterday alter
noon Mr. John T.. Perkins was sent to
jill by Judge Flippin for refusing to ties.
lify IN the Wyne Cannon Case. Mr. Per.
ms Is said to have been an eyewitness to
The shooting, and also heard everything
that passed between Morse and Cannon
previous to the shooting. For few days
past Perkins has been ON q protracted
spree and yesterday when he WAS brought
into the court he presented an appearance
woe-begone and
HAGGARD IL THE EXTREME.
! He was evidently in condition that
would result in delirium tremens in a
short time If not properly cared for Yes
tcrday he refused to give any reason be
yond saying Il will not testify in case
Of this kind. know that you will have
to send me to. Jail for contempt. | will say,
however, in refusing 70 take the oath that
my testimony is no more than has been
sworn TO by Mr.. Burke"
Judge Flippin endeavored TO get some
reason from Perkins for his strange con-
duct, hut
SoTHfSG INTELt1GiBLE
could be got from him Finally the
Judge prdered the Sheriff to convey him
to Jail, where he will be confined until ho
expresses willingness to testify or else
give some spli,factory reason for keeping
silent
Conl'e'oI with hi. refusal to testify
there !.
a. BIT or ROMANCE.
as related by himself to different persons.
lie say that when "A lad of eighteen years
be was attending school in Kentucky.
His roommate, young man few years
bis senior, in fit Of passion one day de-
libsrHiely murdered another young man.
Perkins, who had the strongest affection
for his roommate was the only eye-wit-
ness. When the murderer wa, Arranged
before the court, Perkins was compelled
10 testify and hi. evidence alone was so
damnng and conclusive against the pris-
oner that the latter was
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
This sentence was carried out few
weeks later, 10 the great grief Of Perkins,
who regarded himself as the cause Of his
room-mstss death. The day tho young
man was hung Perkins fell on his knees
and
TOOK SOLEMN OATH
never again to testify in airy case where
his testimony might possibly cause the
extreme penalty OF the law 10 he inflicted
upon any pr on. This oath he has reli-
glOusly kept, and yo.terday
HE WAS sEST TO JAIL
for his willingness 10 violate il.
When the counsel for both the State
and defense intrrpos. yesterday upon his
behnii, Perkins said "Grntemrn it is
no use will not ,estiiy, and YOU had rs
well send mc 10 Jail now AS any other
time.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
Hides
Onions and Potatoes.
Provisions.

onions, per bbl--2 rs Potatoes, per bb.3 o0a3 Is
Onion sets per bus T5s3 "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

t0NhN1i0 sTotY 90 a Wtr't., ~ A uru.
DER cteE WHo Tpuk 4 spiENE okrI
NbwAs rErgnIfrrD trgN Irs oBsFs,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
DR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Use these only, and save time, heal and
money $1,000 reward tor any case OF disease 10
any stage when they Iall 20 cure
DIR. RICHAU'S DOLDEN BALSAM,
Nos ana =, are .ho grra!e { a,teratiyes kn9sh
DIR KICHaT'S GOLDEN ELiNIR D'AMoCk
is the greatest tonic and astringent IL the med
cal lis' -
DR.. RICnAU's GOLDEN ANTlDoTE
il the only reliable durauc.
These remedies are not advertised 10 cure al
complaints, ana benefit none but are ghhahterl
which they are recommended wheh s'l otheI
treatment has tailed. Tens OF thousands yearly
recover hy their use who have lost all nope. anu
been pronounced a. ncuIbblc 10y the best OF our
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
No l. cures ulcers, liberated sore throat and
moutb, sore eyes, cutanoous ernptions. copper
color Il blotches. soreness OF lhe scalp, hcroiulA,
etc IL Is the greatest renevater. Alternative aud
hood pnriher known. removes ali mercury from
IN. s,stem, and leaves the blood pure and
DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALsAH,
No 2, cures neTcurial affections, rheumatism IN
all It's forms, an gives immediate relietin
DIR. RIcHAUrs GOLDEN ANTIDoTE,
A radical cure for all urinary arrangements
Price, 81 per bottle, o,,S
Or. RICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR p'AMoUR,
Artiicai cure ior nervous or general de'illty' IN
Old or young, imparting energy Win wonderiu
effect,
Prlcc IS per bottle, or two for 50.
On recriCt OF price, these remedies Ill DC shlp,
/ ned L. any place. Prompt attention PAID 10 al
I cores puus ruts, None genuine without Inc nam
I al M RlCHAC'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, u u
+ RicuARps, sole proprietor blown ID glass
. bottles
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, Alexander county, SIS.
Public notice IL hereby given that by virtue OF
msrtage, dated the 18th dsy of November, 1871,
executed by Thomas A. Brown in favor II Sterling
G.. pool, the undersi signed he will sell, on the tenth
day OF Februsr, ,ls72, a. the postoftce ~oor At
Thehes, between the hours OF ten o'clock am.
and sunset, the following described property
The Undivided one. half OF the steam ferryuoat or
vessel called the Ruth Of Thebe-. OF burden
s Il 100 tons measuring Ia length 81 i.lo tCei
in hIeadth 10 $40 feet; in depth, lilo feet; to-
gether with sll and singular hi, one. hall Of her
boiler, engines, machinery, tackle, apparel and
furniture. etc.
This 18TH day OF January, 1872.
STERLING C. TOOL
ianlCdk y?0t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
Bcesn and TnIiow :


Bee.v.1.....-...l' t, 4oe T4Iow ....- ..-. s7's
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
THE BULLETIN.

tuaIi,. t9n cr .e. Er''rifu rrI1iaa.
1..'tr .-,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

An assortment a the above cans, securely
packed ter shipment, for sale NJ Cine nuati prices
and freight 10y BARCLAY BROS,
Drug and Pa mt Dealers, - Ohio Levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
mEDTCAI..
SIMlDIA SIN!LtnrS CuBANTrP
HrwHETrfY'N
HOMEOPATHIC SPEClFiCS

=
HOMEOPATHIC SPEClViCS
IIAvE prove. from tho "1.i lueie sKp.-
, IL ience, az n'i.e sacecs' 1r IRON ~
/ Efficient aud lmble The. '.' b. only Ws.I
cif."a ncr'ertiv adsr'cI 20 popriH u-e---o -ifu'
pie hat 10 stakes canUo te made Boo using hem
I 50 harmless ~ ~ &c nee rom IguR"i 'nd 40
eilicie tas to be always relinti" They nave rais-
] ct the b. CHEST commentator. from all, aud viii
! always render satisfaction.
/ Nos. Cents.
| /, cures Fevers, congestion. nHsmmat ons IS
9, " Worms. worm fever, worm colic....2J
3, d" crying colo or teethng OF infants. %
| 4, DirrhOea. Of children and adult-...2j
| .. Dysenfcry. y ping, bilious cohc...25
/ 9. Cholera. tn1rbu-, vomiting ............I5
| I, ShOiera colds, bronchtus.........".25
| $, Neuralgia. toOthdche, fsceache.."Z5
! G, " Headaches. sick headache, yertigo25
! 10, Dyspepsia bilious stomachr-"....-2j
II, suppressed, or painful perlods.. 2!
II, whites. too proiuse periods........ 2,
| - Group cough, difcult breathing. 2j
H. Salt RheUm Erysipelas, Eruptions25
! IS, {" rheumatism. rheum uic "a n-.....2i
! is, q" Fever and Ague chill fever, sgues;0
H. piles, blind or bleedlng................O
II, Ophthir my, and sore or weak eye-@s
| 10, CRtRrcfI, acute or chronic, inhuenlab5
~, " Whooping- Tough, violentcoughsJ0
"a, Asthma, oppressed breathing ........ 6o
%, Ear Discharges, i'm "nired hearingbO
%, ScrOfuIa eplsI ged lands, swellns-O
q, General Debility, physical weak
ness gu
25, DrOpsy and -canty Secretion
~, - SeR sickness sickness from ridin. 90
"a Kidney.Disease, Gfayel............j,
20. Nervous Debility, seminal ems.
cns.lnyoluniary discharge -...........i 20
FiyeBOxeS, wits enc g. yIal Of powder
very necessary IN ser. Gus cases..b ~
20, Sore Mouth, canker......................iu
80, Urinary Weakness, wettnp ed.j1
81, Painful PERIODS, with -pa-m-....h
81, SUherings, change Of llie.........l GO
~, EPILEPSY -Pesms, - .Nitns'dance. / ~
%, Diptheria1ic. Grated sore thr at 90
FAMILY CASES.
or b 10 go large yiats morocco
or rosewood ease coutainiuga
specific for every oadiuary dis
ease family IL subject 10, and
books OF directions ............frUm $40 to s25
smaller FAMILY ana travelling ca g,
np'oIhc tor all Private Diseases,
both for curing 1Ui iOr Proven
tive Treatment, va walls and pochct
cases ~ To D
PONDS EXTRACT
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lameness, -orcne-g, Sore !
Throat, Sprola~, Tooc hache, Ettache, Neuralgia. |
Rheumatism, Lumhago, Piles. Boi-, stiuEs |
sorc Eyes, Bleedirgof the Lungs, Sc, -toin. |
ach, or of Piles; Corus, Ulcers OF sores.
Pnce, 8 o., 20 cts; Piut- Sl,jO; Qgatts, sl7j.
40 These remedies, except Points Extract,
by the case or sing.e box, are sent to any part o!
the country, by mail or express, irce Of charge,
on receipt OF the price. Address
HUMPURkYs' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co.
Office and Depot, No. jd2 Broadwsy, New-York.
FOR SALE BY p. sCHUh, CAIRO, Ills,
augl5deovawly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
RAILROADS.

M I'M LIN E
ron
Fans, Decatur. Bloomington, FL Paso, La Salis
Meulb'A, Fre"port, Galena, dubuque and
all points in Illinois, Missouri,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa. And with.
Lines running East and West tor
st. LOUIS, Springfield Louisville,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Columbus.
And at Chicago with Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern, and Pfttsburg. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroads Tor
Detroit, Cleveland, Dunkirk.
Albany, Buston, Philadelphia,
NiagTa Falls, Erie, Buffalo,
New York, Pittsburg, Baltimore.
Washington.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
TAXES.

AIS.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the as
il sessment lists for the year A. j. 1871, have
teen placed IN my hand tor collection and that
will attend ~ the different precincts IN Alexander
county, for the purpose of collecting the state
and county taxes tor said year. at the times anu
places follow ng, to.wt;
In Hazlew1od, at Mics Hartlines' house, Jan.
usry 18th, ls72.
IN Unity, at John Knuth's store, January ?7th,
1872.
In Clear Creek, at custesd 4 Proves store
January Goth, 1872
10, is72,
la santa Fe, at Virgil Delaney's store, January
3lst, 1872.
In Goose Is!an Greenley's store, Feb.
ruary lst ,isTl.
In Dog Tooth, { iaom Martins House
February End, Isl
will also attend I C1,r House IN Calt
personally or 10y deputy, during the month OF
February next, for said purpose. Under the law
will be compelled to enforce the collection OF
personal taxes during the month of February
next, therefore taxpayers Will bear the Tact IN
mnj aud save costs, which Will certsirly be
added after that tine,
n. Il. Taxpayers will svcid treble and mis-
takes 10y bringing with taem u.cIr last years taa
receipts. - ,,,,
Sherf. and cS.ofhcio Collector.
Csno, Ills, Nee, ~ 1871.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
N Ark ETS.

TIsE TDI.f WING ,RETiIE WHOLE
SAFE liBlGtA or THIS NsHItET
- SMALL. ions. IIEG4IEE pEItEs
E.t-i D.. t.tED.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

NORTHERN DIVISION.
TRAINS GOING SOUTHEAST.
Mail. Express
Leave Nlrginla........- GAO a.m..... IL IS pm.
springheld...,.- ESQ ........... 400 %
aylorville...-l052 :" ............ t:28
Arrive at Pana....,....il;iG m. ......... 5l7
TRAINS GOING soRrHwEsr.
Express Mail.
Leave Pane. am .....".."".s;S8 ON
" Tayloryllle ......ii " ......,..k:26 "
Arrive at Springdeld..6l5 .........-..6:O0 "
Leave spslhghed.......6:25 % ...,.-......6;l0 4"
Arrive at Nirgnia...S25 ..........s:l5 "
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
TRAINS GOING SOUTHEAST.
Leave Edgewood...... $3.50 a. m. .........lo;l0 A.
tlora........"....".s;25 " "..."ll:4o
Arrive at Shawneetown353p m.-..."...". 6:l6 p.1
TRAINS GOING SOUTHWEST.
Leave Shawncetown,...5i5 a.m .....""..s20p.m
g Flori...............,2;55 " ".......".7 700
Arrive AT Edgewood...".i5O ......."...e:2o "
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and bt5 s.m.
train from Suawneetown on Tuesdays, Thur
days and saturdays,
Connects at Ashland with Jacksonville division
of Chicago and Alton ilrosd, for Jacksonville.
PeteTsbu y Mason City, nd all points west.
At Springfield with Chicago and Alton, and
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, tor
Bloomington, Chicago and all points north, north
west ana wes.
Al Pana with Ind, aud 81 Louis, an I Illinois
Central railroad for all points east, south aud
southeast. -
AZ Edgewood with Chicago Division Illinois
Central Railroad.
Al Flora, with Ohio aid Mississippi Railroad.
At Shawnertos with steamboats, or Cncin'
natl, Puducah, Cairo and 81. LOUIS; ,,,,
ORLANp SMITH, GesnsupI
Jous Fo0JIrr Gent Fr'gt and Ticket AR''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-07
EVENING STAR.
The Bride Of an Hour.

..~-rr STORY CF GARIBABDl'S SECOND
MARRIAGE.
O., o. ra.e letter to the Boston Advertiser,
-, Brewster gives the romantic story Of
2rs-r.-- second marriage About dozen
-, a Young lady, handsome, titled, rich
va conceived = desperate, passionate
- Cor tlp famous IL .heTat)r OF Italy
-. va--v- enough 70 BE GaTibaldi's daush-
- 80 e. AZ Ig-ing then, A. he has always.
.,.' a.. ,r.-.rs1. able SilJw5r-the celebrated
- --r.- -r-- Ritt. " hO accompanied him
- r7apv OF his adventures. and whose
go La been often ami 80
'-.t5r-ry described, j. supposed to he the
= 49, Of Garlba!ti IL lie. Nevertheless.
80 mirage took place between the
-. and The yO-ng LomhaTdy msrChesa.
80 49,, ceremony tTarIbaIai received infOT-
--.fiCr. With apparently strong proofs OF the
''--.-. ..t r. bis vuTuE bride. Left alone with
5.- he ..aI of ggI vii. say YOU are All honest
- ST 10 take youT word BIt II / can
-. ,rs- hem" she asked. 1--WE must part
r.- as moment" replied the LibsratOT d.
..r-.-,.v 20 Justify herself ~ CT such a wound
=. F.r-r...l che Nrun. woman turned and lett
- t..r-~.f OF an hour. and has never seen him
- T.Vr, -sti that the stories against her
'-,-..-. --f-. false Mis- Brc wSter saw The
.=- s.v.hr.ii ~ September last. and
.~.rt.L.r - a woman az about th.Tty-tve
--,-- r4..-rrs bur coarse looking, With
-. .. go black eyes, dark kin and heavy
-.... O. Ere .a---' DE Cr- size, very SIMPLY but
.... r-.-..I 20 = J-. I'D. 2. y1--Imp.
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DIED.

liAhtsEl. u L clock, Oh Tuesday. Sovem-
g.. ... ILL aAN crtutA, vHiy daughter Il
. an ~ Hsr-sh D...k .le5 +, aged IL ears,
O. ,s.,s-. ,- frienI- # the family a-e respect
lal - o. attrid her funeral, from the re,i-
t'-... ..r ssaIa' t!,r Charles Mann. No. 4 4
- q 1r;-N - Ca ida. N Ssh instant. at
C't.ss %
BEIrSLER ON IL. sve.iag e II. 9th inst
Us hAE hat .... VII. OF IN lat, J I'M d.
tI--t.eI- Sol tie !i' go 30 her ag-
n - VII axe place from her lac re,i
&c. y ~ 81 -tIe-5- b~twe-u n and |. on Fri
..1l it' Z. 81 . o. s..F6 Relatives and friends of
ne iAlstI s'r rep, iigiiy invited 10 attend
'hgtiN uL the jih inst. BARRY OBONIS,
q ;rE-rsI ~, tase rlacr Friday. sth inst, AT 3
~ Ar p rr't- 8.Tthess- The members of the
- Alol sins >cialuy Il b. V. n. are requested 70
SEvYEsB Grid At Richmond. Va, on No
yer.teI 81. l-72. hLBERT NEWYEAR, of Wash
u g'.r, 4. . N tn 18th year ot hts age.
funersi 81 3 O'clock =. m, Friday. the S.h inst.
:, N TIE residence Of his parents, Frederick ani
h.--G-i Newyear, " ~ lamp shire avenue, be;w ee q
al streets.
sCHSEIL. on the 9th inst, GEORGE M
SehhELL, aged 81 years
The TlsTt- AID relatives respectfully In vited
= sliett his funeral. from the Tesiience Of his
e l n .s'; august Miller No 1902 2ist street,
SCI hlDT. On the 9Th inst after long Illness
JUN J. g II MIDI, aged y years
Boz dearest husband as.d art thou gone
Forever from my sighIs
Shall 10 more thy face behold,
- che eTful and 20 bright
AuA j. that voice forever sushed,
7 at once loved u hear:
Al, uot methins4 hear il now
still sounding IL ~ ear.
Relatives and friends ~ TIE family respectable
rs1Ue-,et I, attend hI- fur. raj, from 1914 7th
--r,-t t-rt west. Frld-F 2 O'clock N. &.
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c.-t.n-n-- I...c,f kenance.
-.,- as t.A,HH,s Won MS WEALTH.

SOB a...-
EE 'E-
r-vr aa -errerur.rPi how chicago was All
.---s Co., r... Marriage o. Miss El.a Hancock,
-s--rf. r. O. l.. IT gUrH x. 1u eminent packer
f.L.T ....s.- goldman. Thomas Lynden, a
r.,-rvf CO trfa4. Britain. IHn matter has bee n
sr -l- --.rrue court. on the report OF m lSter,
-rf Ia ..-g--G farther agitation. In every way
f-s ts-e De- ID. singular one. Mrs Lynien n pres
e-- L. NOT more tEau l. years Of aEe, Childish IN
a. gtaT4Iye and manner. Her husband Is 50
,-ars OF age. and bad a. that He used ID take
Ms Fla on, % drive alone. and improved the
guto-,uU.t. % win her confidence. lie told her
among Other things that be Vas a Prince M dis
c,Ii-e arI when she expressed admiration Tor q
leautifUl house be would say: ''AU right! YOU
sf4lI have jhs house after We are married"
AFTER a deaf Of this SIrrepttiOus wOOing,
Thomas s,J license from the county clerk,
s-yetr r.. ~ hi- intended bride was over eigh-
teen arI t'ie parties were married. Ellen re-
turned 20 her family, AMI never cOhaSited with
her husband or acknowledged him as such.
FINALLY, she told the secret 10 her sister, and
YLOmas .a- kicked out OF the house. She has
Utterly refused 20 live with him. The court,
uy.on technical grounds, refused to set the mar
Tage aside. bat gave the complainant leave to
suleud the hin into petition Tor divorce. Lyn-
den by L-s attorneys. declares that his wife il
CCtrced IN ths action which she has taken--N.
j. 1TaDsAs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-07
DRoPusALs FOR BUBBLE STONE FOR THE
L kEM JAIL OF 1Hk DISTRICT OF o.
LUML

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. 4
TRASHY DEPARTMENT. November 3. lsT2
Sealed Proposals will be received y this of,ice
until IL u Of the 2bTh DAY OF NoyEIBER. lsTs.
tcr furnishing and delivering the site the New
jail for the District # Columbia, on Reservation
No IS. say $50 cubic yards, more less of Bubble
Granite or SeBeca Stone, one-quarter t. he b1ud
stObes, Cf l,ngth equal 10 the thick cess % ,ha
walls, and to c, ntan not less thar teu tlOH cubic
;Eet AT 4 no 81 10 contain less than a9i one
half 1a cubic feet be less than six 80 iuches
thick, TO be delivered ~ quantities suhic- e. the
ORDER Il ihe Superintendent. All at such tim-s -
naS he III bis ludsmt Ii requisite, much sooner
nc may De desired by the contractor.
A v haEf viii be cted Cn the pr SEES, the use
Of which viii he allowed the contractor free of
charge.
Proposals will be made by the cubic yard and the
material VIII be receiy ed by weight, the weight Of
yard to be ascertAined BY the Superintendent by
ne.suring accurately and weighing the came.
All bids must be made on the printed form u be
obtained at this Office. and must be panied by
penal bond in the cum of five Thousand dollars
(S5 UcD that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract il awarded him.
The right to re ect any all bids is reserved.
Payments will be made monthly, ceducting ten
tl0l per cent until the completion Of the contract
Proposals must be enclosed In q sealed envelope
endorsed Proposal for Bubble stone for the New
Jail Of the District Of Columbia and sddr essed 10
A. b. MULLErr,
pC6-td Supervising Architect