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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-06-30
OUR CONGRESSIONAL CAN
DlDATES.

Our Liberal Republican friends cannot
deny that the Democrats Of the nation and
State have acted, in the present exigency,
with patriotic disinterestednesa 1t is
not surely too much to expect of them
that they will not fail to profit by this ex.
ample. Nevertheless, we fear there is
some disposition manifesting itself among
our Liberal friends in this part of the
State to not take our patriotic example As
their rule of action. This disposition, we
take, crops out very frequently in side
blows at Mr.. Wall, whose desire to obtain
the nomination for Congress some Of the
Liberals, who prefer General Jones, de-
precate. Wall,' they will tell you, SCAN
not obtain the Liberal votes of the dis.
'trict, because he has been a hard-shell
Democrat, but Gen. Jones can" Suppose,
in reply, We were to say, "Jones cannot
obtain the Democratic votes of
the district, because he has been
"a hard-shell Republican---sn abuser
of the Democratic party" Such
an assertion would make all our Liberal
friends justly Indignantly, and they would
all truthfully assert that the old prejudice
had still strong hold upon us-thst we
were not ripe for the patriotic duty which
low demands our support-that We were
still in the slough of political folly. How
then can our Liberal friends justify such
language in their own mouths? Is II ex-
pected of tho Democrats 70 yield every
thing, and to patiently hear the Liberals
assert that they will yield nothing Of their
prejudice against men2 II our Demo.
cratic men say; ave deny allegiance
70 old issues and proclaim for Liberal
views on new issues, is it too much to
ask OF Liberals that Liberal men
sha'i reply ave accept your
pledge we believe you honest; we will
bury the prejudices Of the past; we will
'trust you, and in mutual confidence and
mutual support go forward 10 victory Yr
We believe We have a right to ask thi,
much Of Liberal Republicans, and there.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-06-30

The ticket nominated by the Liberals
and Democrats, at Springfield, will be
elected in November, or else the signs Of
the times1ie most shamefully. All the
whistling of the Grant men, all their loud
talk, and all the money they may speni 4
willsserve no purpose in attempting TO
avoid defeat. The people have determine
cd to sweep them from power.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-06-30
"EVERYBODY INVITED"

Is. For the promotion and success Of
these vital principles, and the support Of
the candidates nominated by this conven.
tion, We invite and cordially welcome the
ee-operation Of all patriotic citizens, with
out regard 70 previous political afR II alto.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-06-30
lRON WORKS.

PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
ROBERT WOOD. THos. q. ROOT
ROBERT WOOD 4 co.
1855 Ridge Avenue. Philadsiphis, Ps.
FOUNTAINS FLOATING SWANS
VASES FROGS
-sTATUARY- WATER LILIES-
DUCKS TURTLES, Ao.-
For Decorating Fountains
VERANDAhS, SUMNER HOUSES,
ARBoRs, CHAIRS, sETTEEs. &C., 40.
NEW STYLE WROUGHT.IRON RAILING 70
Front of House and Cemeteries. Near bsfor'
CAST AND wRoU6HT.IRoN -RAILINGs 70
Public Buildings and Squares. Cemetery Lots
and Garden Fsnss h'0' Crossings
Patterns and styles. special attention given ihi
LAMP PosTs, for Fronts Of Public Buildinss
Hotels, and City Streets, OF Plain and ElabOrs'I
STABLE FITTINGS. Of Cast and Wrought: Iron
Of New Improved Styles. such ss Hay Racks
Stall Divisions, Managers, Harness Brackets, Gut
ters, Traps, vsntilaiors. &c.
sI5. wSE W9mS StnS.S Fl wI. sysrS sI %d
in Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for Store Door
or Windows, Factory and Warehouse Windows
Ralings for Ofices, Banks, Counter RsiInes
Balconies. Lawn aud Farm Fences, &C.. &c. Ae.p,.,J
GATES for entrance TO- Cemeteries. Publ
Squares and Gentlemen's County Seats. OF Ga
Tubing or Wrought-lron, both single and double
in elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAIN6, for street uses.
very large assortment Of designs exprsesly 70
CAsT-fRON URINAL BOXES. for public park
and city streets.
OVAL VASES, latest styles, centennial pattern
HITCHING POSTS, Jockey, Coolie, ssmbo an
dain designs.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-06-30
"TRUE As PREACHING"

s. The civil service of the government
has become mere instrument of partisan
tyranny and personal ambition, and an
object of selfish greed. 1t is scandal
and reproach upon free institutions, and
breeds a Generalization dangerous to the
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-06-30

8. We demand the immediate and ab-
solute removal of all disabilities imposed
on account of the rebellion which was
finally subdued seven years ago, believing
that UNIVERSAL AMNESTY WILL
RESULT IN THE COMPLETE PAC-
IFICATION IN ALL SECTIONS OF
THE COUNTRY.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-06-30

We, the Liberal Republicans of the
United States in Convention assembled at
Cincinn matt, proclaim the following princi.
pies as essential to just government:
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-12

'UnqueitionabIy the best sustained work
Of the kind In the World"
HARPERs'S MAGAZINE
Notices Of the Press.

No more delightful travels ara printed
in the English language than appear per-
petually in HAEPEa's MAGAZINE. They
are read with equal interest and sa.isfac-
SION by boys Of every grade from eighteen
to eighty. Its scientific papers, while suf-
fciently profound to demand the attention
OF tho learned, are yet admirably adapted
to the popular understanding, and design
ed as much to dihfuse correct information
concerning current scientific discovery rs
it could DO if it was the organ ofthe SO
cisty for the Diffusion of Usefal Knowl-
edge" The great design OF Humans is
to give correct information and rational
amusement~to the great'masscs of the peo-
pie. There are few intelligent American
families in which H.ErzE's MAGAZINE
would not be an appreciated and highly
welcome guest. There is no moSthly
Magazine On intelligent. reading family can
less afford to he without. Many Maya
zines are accumulate HARpEas is edit
cd. There snot aggazine that is print
ed: which shows more Intelligent pains sx-
its articles and mechanical, execution.
There is not a cheaper Magazine publish
ed. There is not, .confessedly, o more pop
ular Magazine in the world.
E;aqlaad Homestead.
It is one OF the wonders Of journalism:
the editorial management Of HARpEc's.
Nation,
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The Science OF Health.

4 NEW INDEPENDENT uEALTH MONTHLY.
Devoted 10 the preservation and resto.a-
ton Of Health on Hysienic principles.
Health is the great want of the age. It
is the first nee1 OF the individual, the na-
ton, and the race. Health is long life:
Disease is premature death. Ileatth de-
ve!ops body, mind and soul: Disease
dwaris ard paralizas all. To educate tic
people in the Science Of Life. which i!-
Guides III! that I, Estes TO Preserving Health,
,ntl tn the Art Of Treating Disease without
Medicine. is the object and purposes OF
this new Health journal.
TILE SCIENCE OF HEALTH vii, aim
to disseminate throughout the woTld u
knowledge OF Hygenic principles. 1t will
mot be the organ of any person, business:
or institution. but an earnest teacher 0!
the laws If Life ana Health.
TEE SCIENCE or HEALTH will he
the exponent Of all known means by which
Health, Strength HaYpines, and Long
Life may rbc>,oGtained, by using: and zeSs,'-
lating these agencies vitality related to
Ee nth and the treatment of Disease, in.
cluding Air, Light, Temperature, Bathing:
Diet, Clothing, Exercise, Rest, Sleep. and
all normal agents and hysienic materials.
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NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.

NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.
H:rper's Bazaar contains, besides pic
u.es, patterns, ETC., q VARIETY OF matter
If especial use and interest to the family:
~,rticlss OH health, dress, and housekeep-
ing in all it's branches: its editorial matter
is specially adapted to tho circle it is in
tended to interest and instruct; and it has,
besides, good stories and literary matter
Of merit. It is net surprising that the
journal. with such features, has achieved
III q short time All immense success; for
something Of it's kind vas desired in
thousands of families, and its publish sr'
;:aave filed the demand. Tie young lad:
WHO buys q single number OF ,HaSFer's
Bazaar is made =. subscriber for life.- Ng
York Ereainq Post
The Baz.r is excellent. Like all tie
periodicals which the Harpers publish, it
is almost ideally we'll edited, and the class
Of readers for whom it is intei1ded-thc
mothers and daughters in average fam.
iles-cannot bat profit by its good senss'
md good taste, which, we have no DOUBT,
re to-day making very many homes hap
.lier than they may have been before the
women began taking Lessons in personal
.aa household and social management
from this good-natured meutor::- The M
ton, y. Y:
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Ion may search Mr.. Greeley's
kles in vain for a single kindly,
'ea just, reference to those who
M to defend tho Cause. of the
H during tho war: They are
saes which might just as we'll
\ been mado by jeff. Davis. At
EEiars Mr.. Greeley grossly in
~ the Union soldiers, telling
pt4at when they met together
e TOR "the single purpose Of
[2ahns the bitterness and hatred.
Fa'mosities and antipatllies, the
Sand Civilizations of civil war;"
Fsea' not only grossly untrue,
[sls a studied attack on a class
y 20 H and always must be enti-
ae the gratitude of the nation.
\ s,tlot soldiers as much right to
y convention as labor refor-
temperance rcformers, Fen
u t'orners, or any other body
ssa: Why should they be
ia out for Mr.. Greeley's in
=; Prorably they will let Mr..
EHSs!g know what they think OF
!. " taunts at the approaching
!. Times:
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n MAGNOLIA. possessed and con-
I'd by Madame A. NJ. c.: Mas
! Disappeared for a. fortnight:or
but it was not dead. It Was
undergoing aprogressive trans
nion. Yesterday morning we
Flit in the shape of a monthly
spanc, Of twenty-four pages, full
#erestins reading matter, and
oel with several first rate en-
nsgs, prominent among which
good likeness of Alexander Du-
the illnstrious French negro
ast. This new field is one
which, according to our
m, the talented Editress
ind n more appropriate and
aial sphere Of action than min
prominently in tue much mix
vi more muddy pool Of politics,
ETe cordially congratulate her
wish her enterprise success.
absorption is only t,oo dollars
annu Il.
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NJ. LANDRY PARISH.

H., orELorsAs. Sept. %, 1872.
!, aasstiag of the Grant and Wilson
q ;; as.l at their Club Room, Opelousas,
J, ~. nlantes Of the previous meeting
h. ,% =, and adopted.
%l!owlngg resolution was presented
ssssaea', , adopted:
in ~ That We place implicit conf
~ IL ,as honesty, ability and integrity
& ~ A. j. Riard, of Lafayette par
w. ,,.h,efi'ng Republican on whom We
1M''; and We indorso him as our:
Aeis a~ LOT the State Senate from this
sasr ana pledge him the support Of
NSia1llcans in st. Landry parish.
fl,., .litN, SLAlMS. President.
'"e .IAEil":. H.cyetar-,~
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sUsScRiPTloWS.--is7
Tox~9:

-. Tox&a9:
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an E.rtra ;opY Of either Tie MAcAz1sE
WEEKLY, or BAZAAR ,e;E be suE'ial gratis
for ere,y Crib ofF1r2 S5rscS1sEEs III - O.:
each, IL n ra;a;aiuacc; Of. 81. Copies for $50.
20, aeithout ert;u copy.
Subscriptions to HAsrEn's MAaAz1Sr:,
WEEKLY, uri BAZAAR, to one address 10,
me yc1;:. $1,000; or too Of EWper's Peri
oaicals, to oac address, for one ycar. $500.
Buc;.:; Numbers can DO supplied at any
time.
ACoaploto Set Of lIAs2zE's MAGAz.sE.
now comprising II Volumes, in neat cloth
binding, will be sent By express, freight
at expense of purchaser, for 81 Is psr vol
ume. Single Ttolumes, Ivy mail postpaid
50 90. Cloth cases for binding, will b.
s. cents, ~.,y mail, postpaid.
The Postake OH HAEeEs's MAcAs1:E is
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Address HaI:2!: BROTHERS, =
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OCTOBER Il, 1872.
TIE CiATlSS.

.c.,rr CENTRAL EXECUTIVE Cont
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF La, !.
September 81, 1872.
,.,,,nt Governor Pinckback, Col
r'.l. AMI! other distinguished speak
n .ldress the people Of 'Louisiana
\ ..olitical issues Of the dry, both
mi National, at the following time
rdy, Sept 80, 1larksville, Avoyclles.
(.l'ssaav, Oct. 2, Trinity, Catahoula.
E,ay, Oct, !, Black Hawk, Concordia.
[n,lay, Oct. 5, T'idalia, Condordia.
(s'l,r. Oct, 7, st. Joseph, Tensas.
(shy, Oct. 8, Delta, Madison.
ID, Oct, II, Floyd, Carroll.
;Iit, L., Lake Providence, Carroll.
i; oct. 16, Convent, st. James.
Oct. II. at c. H. ST. Johns,
Err net. IL, at C.. II. St. Charles.
| NJ. 10, Jesuits Bend, P~laquemines'
s. B. PACKARD.
k.:,nt State Executive Committee.
nrK,ySE. Secretary. .
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
from the effects Of Errors and Abuses IN
early life. ~
Manhood Restored. ss!~n~
Inpediments to Marriage removed.
New methods treatment
New and r~enaarkaales remedies.
Rooke aud Circulars sent FREQ, in sealed
envelopes.
ADDRESS,
" A ASSOCIATION,
No. 8 South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Institution havinga high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional,
sk;ll. aug. II emo.
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fThe Houston Daily Times
h warns travellers and others
hdanger of setting prairies OH
IS the protracted si.ell of dry
Fhsr, makes every blade. of grass
|aedaa to tho stock. The penal
d ing: the prairies is set down
4 rsarcity of beef"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-12

the week we have nad
bl heavy showers of rain. which
kaerted ,alpahly beneficial in
kss on the streets and cutters.
sill lowering, and from the
temperature more rain
Tie expected.
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ORLEANS, JACKSON A2SsD
GREAT NORTHERN RA:tEu.t''

GREAT NORTHERN RA;tI>ui;'.
rEr5., Depot, foot of Ca!Iiopc street, c.. as,i
after SUNDAY, November |, f>>.-
Train, will Leave and Arrive as fc-t.S*:
E:,rress Passenger Train lcaycs II, s'!2: :
days excepted 1t { o'clock =: No.:
Nigh: Mail leaves daily at $50.
Night Express arrives Il midnight.
Mail and Passenger arrive duly, ~sun;:;":s7
excepted 1t II notn.
Meet EXPRESS viii step ut a. r5rr..:.
stations .:o1t:, OF Magnolia, AID g. E-af: u:
tons Saturday night AID 2ionda.: E'o:1.':2t'.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS Mites; i; = -:
Trains: through to Louisville w;!.se.! css1:.:r +;
and b,t; Que change to New You: Ill. .:
principal cities North, Eas: anal "9s1.
Tickets for. sale at ~ Cam; st.eet, co'-1".:
Cuna,..pu street. under (''v Hotel, :i2u:I u:
not II. o. j. and G. n. Il: Il. :.
ED. FROST, Genera; Sur.
s. J.. CAREY, General TAact A5c:i.
c. p. ATMOnE,
General passcnge, Agent
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Subscriptions 1871.

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WEEKLY, in neat cloth binding, will bt.
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teen Volumes, sent on receipt OF cash nj
the rate Of IS % pei. vol, freight at ex.;
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Subscriptions. 1872.
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Weekly, or Bazaar will be supplied gratis
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for $40 90, without extra copy. ..-.
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Anew ORLEANS, MOBILE IS. :
n AILR o. d..

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On c,a after MONDAY. April !, ~: =
scnger Trains will leAre and Is
follows: -Sz- :< >>.:ss5zz
7:ao A..x EXPRESS. And MAIL Esr*- i
Mobile aud regular inter: 60.
Stations; az:raises--at5ateate
400 \. NJ. CoAsTAce,oMMoDAT,1loE,
except Sundays; for Ocea:s ,,s: -.
and intermediate regular ~: a.,
Stations; arrives at Ccca:. .,'>s,
at $40 T. Il. -
$40 r. y FAST EXPRESS, Dai;,,. tpr.- ,
bilc-wi1l stop only q ~: y,
Bay St. Louis, Pass cs.r:az.l&t
.issippi. City, Biloxi i,cs:1: : i /,
East r~ascaeonla' artl s.. Isis%>>i;>
arrive at Mobile ut 1i:GG ?. II.
A fast Express Train will3e.*o:afai:si ;
al loo A. a., stopping oElS ~ st"'4,:..' =
rive at New Orleans at 7:l5 4. Il.
Tho Coast A~ccoinIaoaation !fa:1' r. -
ing daily, except Sundays, will leave o.. !
SpHril,r.. Il j:40 A.. NJ, and arrive as'ats:s =
leans 4; 1850 \. Il: ..-..
The Ex.rcss and aial Traia. 1>ail:.">
leave Mobile at 11:330 a. NJ, ar1:'Iis At g
Orleans ct $40 r. II.
sa-Ticl:ots sold at Offices coss:c: ii"&;s
ara Nat"i,eG and corner Of CanAI' "i*. =.
mon s~ts.~ts. Mileage. Tickets Gts'ts =
families aid frms-5W naiss f.; 81 " =
1890 miles fer $3o-a2e .sollsat tho .lE.:t'
xsTnrousla Freight Trains r::a Dali: 8.
cept Sundays, morning and e'ciliiia' to-
from Mobile. Freight reteiyc;t at in': ::
Girod street, and through bills q Z. -.
signed. G.. W.. bA1it:t,
CHAS. l.. FITCH:
General Freight and Passenger Acseh'-
, C.. 4. WAIINi.i 4 CO.
Gcnala. !~iss.t,Ia.
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ILLINOIS. CENTRAL RAlI.E1"1>.
TIE ONLY DIRECT IoccI
SOUTH TO CTI-CACo.

: THE SOUTH TO CTi-CaCcG,
And all points No1tl, a.d:Eass Vi. ;:!1e@G:"* :
This Route is from 100 II 40 a:::a:
Shorter and from - to "a Lo;:r5 C.n.c:~.:
thnn airy other TO Ctieago:
No Change Of CArs trcm Cairo to ca.
cage. Only i ci:ango:to N,i:s::. Is::*.
New York nnd I1sstou.< =
The Illinois; Ccn,rris Its:lEi'sn!a IS sae erz::'
Direct Route from the ,slzftkss;sEssss3s ST. au.$.,
and ill points West via :s#IG:sss III r.:
This route is 80 miles ssiSstaiIi fTbss "
other to st. Louis: ,. -
No change OF c:rs from Caro- to St.
Louis.
For through tickets and i~:.ferms;it1.
apply at the n. Q. J.. &c. h l. L. .1l.c5:2:
Office, corner Cam? ana Couno1s .r:::is
under tho City Hotel; ar'7:.tt t}.s .jI''4cal'al
ticket offices throughout t!4a s.>en,;,.
II. F. :.JSS:LEC.
General Southern pas57o. Xxx Agent, =;
Lan: Orleans.
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J. Milton Turner, Of
b We publish a favorable notice
Or drss page, has been stabbed.
Etis feared, fatally, BY George
Teiley, III Cincinnati, during a
heal discussion between the
Il. and tho latter.
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Washington D. c. Color
1aiaw alludcs to the probability
/ Norris Chester going to Bra
j American Minister and j. p.
[son, editor of the above men-
Il paper, to the Argentine Re-
e in the same capacity.
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Railroads..
49,.
!

t~IEU2sEANT
iRAyE1INda ri
Onaud after: March 5, 1872,
PULLMAN PALACE :sEE1.7Nc
viii leave tho depot, foot of:: Gars' -
daily. at S r. ~. running. though y'a <
aud Ohio RaiEoad,. to ~lierdi;l:,, . :
'nst;r,- cIose ccn;iection. FOR Selma xl:,~-
EN- points. For: further inilr1nath
through ;ickcts, apply at tieketeas .
NY, Il. H., corner ca,ap and or,1no
Cen. Pass. Agent. u. &o:l- !,
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,Loujiis1an1ani.
OUR AGENTS.

.,s,rppl - Daniel E. Young,
Ggny, John A. Washington,
~ Concorlia Parish; Hon. G.
ki's saiisxandria; Antoine 4 Sterrett,
4. c. Ruth, Carroll Parish.
.,SIrT OF James
:s.p, Washington City.
I%a1S Lewis B. White, Chicago.
s1TTKY:--Dr. r. A. Green, Louis
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LOUISIANA DI1ISIC.-

NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AID TEx;:::2
RAILROAD.
TFA,.;s re-: DoS!A.LcEcScII-1.
leave Vcw Orleans t.;,,.,., SAT-.
Arrive at Cnnn ilsti:;vil;e at..... iE.ttt 1,f".'t
Leave Dohal!sunyi vile ut..:...... rs :.
Arrive at New Orleans at......... 80 -.
e.. Freight received ar / nca&:: so:l b:
Staten Ct olobilc Division.
G. ". Il. EAYIJE:I,
General superintendent.
CHAs. +. FITCH, .. .5.
General Freight and Fassengc. a,c.:
Z. A. WHITNEY X. 60,
! General Agents.
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z z NJ S

Harper's Weekly, Il year....... 81 90
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Weekly, or Bazaar will be supplied gratis
for every club Of Fire Subscribers at 81 90
each, in n remittance; or, six copies for
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rs Back numbers can be supplied ut
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NOTICES or THE Press.

NOTICES " 1dE 1kslLSSs
The Model Newspaper Of our country.
Complete in all the departments of an
American Family Paper, HAnpER's WEEK.
~ has earned for itself a fight to its title,
ga JOURNAL or CIVILIZATION. "-oew Yorh
Evening Post
The best publication Of its class in
America, and 50 far ahead Of oil other
journals as not to permit of any compari-
son between it and any Of their number.
Its columns contain the finest collections
of reading matter that arc printed. =
It. illustrations are numerous and beauti-
full, being furnished by the chief artists OF
the country.-Eostoa Iiuceler.
Harper's Weekly is the best and mos:
interesting illustrated newspaper. MOI
does its value depend OF its illustrations
alone. Its reading matter. is of a high
order Of literary merit-varied, instruc.
tive, entertaining, and unexcepticnable.
~. +. Sw.
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NPEo IA NOTICE..
ST. LOUIS, IRON N:0USIAf.
SOUTHERN RAxII:zCsn

TIE ONLY t..LL. RAE rnrTE
To s.. Lou:s, c::;evr; tsx,A$. sen
'raaeis>>o, st panl, Kaa~aj City, L2ay~
>:aosth. St Jesonh,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
E. Now Orleans, Aug. 81, 1872.
WHEREAS, By law it is made the duty Of
the Governor Of the State to issue his procla-
nation at least six weeks before any general
election for officers Of, the State, members Of
Congress, Presidential electors, Senators and
Representatives in the Legislature, parish
officers, ETC.;
Therefore, I, II. c. Wa:moth, Governor Of
the State Of Louisiana, do issue this my p
clalnation, ordering elections to take place
on tho
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-12

4 NEW INDE-ENDEsT EE!ALTH MONTHLY.
Devoted 10 the preservation and r~estoza-
fion nf HnaIth on Hycienic Orincirias.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED ny J, j.. cRusMAx.

SUGAR.-I.OuiSiana, we quote, in Hhds.
lOdIn,c. Clarified ~; G. ushcd, Pow
dcrcd and GrHnulated, IL to l5c.
MoLASSES.-Nr crop, by the bbi., Boa 80.
SYEups.--iucnrJ.
CoFFEE-Nery firm. We quote Rio ~
6t-G, lava 'iU1S1.
SALr.--Nuntwha, ) bushel bbls, 81 30;
by the Car load per bib. - -.
tLuuR-Supcriinc, - no; Extra, 81 q w.;
Choicc or Fancy, % uO@S 30.
STAR tANDLEs.--Gc.
BACoN AND LARD Buying r;tcS-l}ncon
10 ., hog round. Lard 92.
WiIIsKEI-CommOn country, u oU@ ~;
best brands Robertson county, - lo@2 w.
CGtEEsE-W. L., lac dairy and factory,
lG6l lie.
RICE-Carolina. 10.
SoAp-- Bur, Gm u.
Ou.S-Cual oil, 70 so 32c lard oil, 81 y to
] ~: iinSred oil. II .1aI -, raw and boiled.
SPIRITS TUKrESTINE-1l.
NARNiSlI-Copnl, - -; japan, 10.
PtrrY-Sc.
WISDOW OLNSS-SNlO - - G poNr luNlZ,
/ -; l2NlI, -. 49,.
PowntR-Rifc. III 80 r keg; lead, l2,2 = ID.
SItof-s2 ~.
CAPS-iu6f5Oc = do2.
OYSTERS aud n cans - S@l %.
SARDINrS-2ic.
MACKEEEI.-N No. ,. per hhls SO 90; kits,
No |, - Ol6t2 ~.
LNCEING-:7lsc -, per dozen.
NAILS, II -.
overwhelmingly, ~. Tennessee, GA.
IIbPT--22H De.
PtrrSHURG coal 20 cts. ST. BERNARD,
Is cts. delivered.