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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-18
Three Years in a Man Trap.

- A companion to "Ten Nights in Bar Room" by
4. 5. Arthur, (the most popular Of American au-
th0rs is now ready. tits startling expose Of liquor
making and seling,a three years life In city dram
SHOP shows up the vile receptions prOcticed In bar
ever written. win be eagerly read by thousands,
and is certain to have an Immense sale Apply for
an agency and do good as well as make money, to
j. M. SToDDART a CO., Publishers, Phila'da
ap22-4W
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vire'ri. woua be s;,ia- reward 10 f'e brave
ssiie~x ~ko bars gene "a eght cssiE ecuutEy S.
eA;,les"-AE.i' -. lssi. y
..wher ,he rsbsil;ors traitors are creru Aesnn-
&C in the &c a and scattered like leaves before
NJ ancry ~iaa !, mast nc; he 'ersfe-r 10 peace
fal and ron,eaei homes Thew cssst saa rrS-
s-ts al their srvsae< ana &c psiva,ie. n ne
srx;eGs ewes CT aothess and the rags d sasi-
dren --lsSi -
THE -eor's viii -o.-~x-ase ,h--n lr-eAni-S
err r.'ersl sar hesitation irr ,diiv. e,Du6---
ing, nor cspeciAllv for aoinE o. not 3oing S~~
,hinE ,h-crgh Fear o. har;'Hg .. desHci''-r ~
rs,- e<!srrsss4'say Seekers :rsi:Srs. Sept
1852.
Ta-sc are few Of The p-cciors exc.rpt>
frog, the writings of Horace Greeley -
| Thev remind ~ " some ~ the ,h-.lliur
SCENES 10 he history ~ A'aric the Goth
( ari show hcvori iruh, how much he
, deserves the ch,rec'rs or an hrac<; and
r,ercifal man xh.ch j. clainr: ~ h'n -
| Insult robbery. perjury cra.l'y aui r.u--
! der. either directly or a n ahe't1r ar at
uror his skirts |, vii lie degradation
( MEYER 10 b wiped ~. Shaai 'lr G'mN-
c-a.', masses any wh~-e. Ani cSvsc a.. r in
, TIE Soa'a ya'c to aiv-acr - p,R.r ani
pow such ~ !.:aml4s All abandoned
w.rjch
J n In dilemma - wL;ch tie jemocrr-
/ i- :. ~ j. r'srr ~ The peei Ii.y " tie
/ D-.tmorr Cow ..,,aa ypu Ire m"ct.gr
was i'n1 s'9i T. tA-ew al. SuIEes-
t,o9> Which viii r...y n; true man. AMI
what ras even rs"r' important. fx'l tie
+ TIME orl pace Tor ,ae.g r,'lying Il; Us
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-01

r yo- desire to-y checks aai com
plcziou ilv az! f-r, from p:m?,e, B'5tcA-
- AID Eruption. rrr!iT yon- blood h
.akilg d. r.c.ce's Golden Ncl.cal Dis
covely
YrAs AYD NYIGHs i: hor.~s could
'oasc ;h.,usr'vrs uai-re,ood il hn,unn
lon.u7-". 'h.g rou! si-nifr y un,ver-
-! Yes ti-'r a,s"n. 70 n" statement
:ha. tie ICsr,Hj Lr$!"sSr j. N" hc~'
remedy c4'qr, f. a. tbs, external all
merits and Is ]. a.: - ;la.i, n RI -
sho~ their d,-r.c.>ure i ,Usry ot'erlT. 70
asa a,v c.N.- preparation in its sled -
Ever s.ucr - in'-.'i1rlisu q: S I..U's
4, tie r'a-A 81 'h- NsYiear w.. = 1870.
&. has rrcr.t s-0al lla,s'oE . l"rso
and m7n-rur,~-. N.,h -Ase.lf, CERTAIN
~ AID wnaier;a. despatch. such equine
:'ssas-s - spawn. r.-rin0-. Io.' evil
scratches. toofs.c &c. a-l relieving MD
dna.tv removing .. ra'u'rl aT,c'icrs
wh.ch attack IL mnscl's. sincws s"f e
,"rrai glands of fursn hsincs l. il Z
fsrt t,avcni contradiction Via, FIR I'll irju-
rice ~ con,g AIMS e man or cGrc -ar-,ls
- Which ~ EXTERNAL -ctu,,'v j. sr.''c1kis
tie MUsrAse L!xiuyxr is preferable 70
every otner.
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y - = -
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"a FHarS7-s5:-.c -cCasA, f'- August
z,.ai.;as IS a.sh g'1,e a.ao-F o~s 'estirs
l1oa.a..e5. IS .-;.c,es CT hon sec !. Ios,;
- {: -Alcan Nominees r. Pses;1eat ard
V!;s - cent, s15 Fisher Arsz whess per
:Eai:s axe given. age -sAia5ie sketches Of s=a'-
-s-: Tus,.c a.sa We Sd a'so, Sce.AI Science,
{: MA, 10 we raraa h. Lore? .1q.cs1oa
DISEASES c: he skin P.scz Esfcss1; What are
Cc-cts? Es-c,s o: ne N.z3 q re sosy !.
lave yen = Caa-ac.e.7 Tie Fss-A sazi,cs
Aszia Character a23 ScecS<s s-.ae2:'y veg
nv H. ,oaa1c-a'.oa o!;ae Es=e.a' reader -
T;-ers i a!s9 gooa ts.' :: Interesting u:sce,
!srecGs 7N;ie.. Pr.oe 70. ice NJ. 30 csa:s
:og yea, Ss.oc S.z1el +. wG's. paa.:sscr.
:so Broadway. Es~ -osa.
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BALTIMORE rsPEETS

~EEAT.-Tke easrksi f,r y -; 81. shows
rather dec'sa;ag tendency 6sri-. TIE t-,s,
week, aud pr.c~s are IL cents lsNxt q, TIE -
tCs the Gsgse; n,ss he written STEADY -
c-tp;s wer. more ler:A rap during lie ~
previous snd nearly a.. c9s.eG t-ar. =.
arH.snd bvJnE t;cn m..5c-s aad 'os .-..s., ..
-Elrs1eat. The ~ IS tco;~s .~ h, -.
- futoas " NA-.c-5 -.E r Sc =. -
rs Senls caa EcS1 % I-.a-c u: is..- )
osnx and co ,un. Eaon &c fa-s 8, =. ).
.~ce.'s. Z: rct-.s#tC E!lCc = C.e.a- -. .
~ ltsta.iSe g~r;s u sn -ssl &c 49,. .,.. !,
1909! - csn.s eUi c#. -a-..s-- - i.
i3st...$5 s>a,s. A. tie y'a-s 80 4,t.,-. :.
straIt. at se c~se'- -. l-F.s..- -.
cbc'C~ lsoCst51 10: go 3 ~,rale -.
las =: c-.-.sl- - ~ a. .el ., u -
20 aMtc', .-5Ss (. !-T god 70 .r.a.. e.. 81.
(a.l-u cents Tor common 70 tar. = 'vev ..s 3.
new = esteem aa,- usca -r~-.s.4 j.. :..- ....
.. re sac u sgfs * ~. & 81, s.. t.-.,,
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w. oIo:e >ovi5crr ATS A19 ccut, =. ~.
ard o-.3rS GEMS Tor fr 81, E'l No. ..
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:. =.
60 = a. :
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-01

tisi-tEr vesie1 pSST ccs 81 srpafns-
wto Ike III. vcilrsi uro2he. c: KaoE=sssn
nassas-ringiy .isk and say
"Iksr. ,e s:ss SSiaa ssso:6 yoss light roar
g.e..
ye wca d be 4a,es ssd r;erirs. and We z.r
Is j. e-ouea7 Ir rcss ~hls a thrill
Lirts &c y03. s. ee.: to.ors cheat yea s;!!Ii"
Ba: s.y tcesc very w.ss -aea. I've -
cam,acar' tarrar;y tie ieIs: q ersis
IN sa,r"r TO tia; We say. yoa Were not
sen: "a Bs.ljmcrr TO psesca; eso'ee OF
evils. tn, a positive good. bai again.
AN nal. lief - better ,ssn lao bread
| GoGtI tia II q: - poisoned hv G~~ei-y-
..n--wc drrarcra's VINO E'e net 80 rery
t@sggy tas Gov WISE Says' and r>n con-
ir5 our- appegHrs somewhat. Will wat
avA!,e rather than eat TIE il'ihy lump Won
OFF, ia. 4. indeed. We hal not rather
.larye. Moreuyrr W. ars well informed
taat baSery wl,i be opened ia Louisville
"a Tie Sd Scp;cu'bes next. winch Will
sud fas:l 20 q Wholesome bread tia: will
s.,ss ~ tie T!-s aul c.IesE ;ac hearts ..
tno pcrl,r
ia. aos. gentlemen did YOU find ont
:pss Il tIsce G,relrv i the lsas, OF evils
,ha d. y0a 80. upon what primo pies e.
lal.c.. justice 40 y1u AZ u to acce;
ta,> p-rsnu'.ei evil aCd woke ness A
81 ii yery ~. nr,cgcat ura set IA llic-
r.cut on SHAT th"y rouC,sir 10 = ~ a.,
y..,isus ami decide sr-cothci~r. that one
Is ret gate - grand rasra' IS thc'o;h-
er a.. therefore We mus; take him With
al t.- ,.rr,l. .a,i V,#t..ls.ss sira. b. IA .,r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-01

-~ss.- Hss Y LARA. -w.pas.aA be-
io~ a letter n Ger .hrinr-is',ea 't,,o--
,O~nsnan B q. Harri,. 20 Col
Jrhr ? vs. osBi,.irae-c ely. u-as
:as-sssier. ssd.n'-makiag TIE
la;s-ess Of To Eoar a. wa:eh this d-eu-
men: rsachs5 us. prevented Is frca CIV
ing !: earef rssi,hg; .ni. We are 70;
in coaiiiid Iefare. 10 make fair
criticism ND 9ye hare read enough
ii. sowsyd 6I'e Us TO eouc'a'e
ia. the senFFner.s ~ the writer are a.
verse 10 our o~a We've C. the present r.
'i-ical si'1s.iau. sui DO no: meet. in our
Judgment. the delicate and imporrari
views before the coun,-y~ We nav aid.
i IS Iaa';es ofyieeP regret to Us. 'hs'
such. % party veterans as Cos. Harris
s1l Watkins shaull I-e foun acting oa.-
p ,e tie expressed views os,hc Ba,'imor,
Correction; though We accori thea tho
fu,ie., honesty CT intention 'sul rnrnase
and sti'l :ras and believe th.r vi :,
fund acting earnestly ana tr-'ous!v IN
behalf q truth i...,,4 anl Constitutional
liberty. ere the ;Ges II N-yea 5ss saa..
have been reached
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-01

p. - O. iir Jaw LSaFtf Su the 30 Iex.
..-u1 T~,s.l.r sUrzr.: vas Id bod OF
81 .e--'-:ir.'r : 90 ,: BIN il or-o-I-
me --2v-- q the re.:''0-e-s ri
-; .~9 tcrn rnr-c' tz-G 81 fa.-
'rc g. r~-,G rre-,-'rto G. :ri 70: "a nc
/ fc:s r,-y7 t-i.iis tie P2rrsa q ne
ic.- e.. ~ Harris would rave urges
r fees n - c7-s.l--r.;r.. c! re Con-.
s-.c-c-s. snd II case C: the Petitioners
'as' = e 7-ov- lie contrary o. Q. their
g. nc - cem-'v viii .. CT srr Q: the
7-.-scu's'tcs VI; h''e 'svc = To-. ,fey
"a. ''c;~ PETITE r@G't frre cen :hrns n
~e: r C~-.: 40 they vr-J Law. ;gna-
rjriruey fsi'ei = l'-iu o. retain ,he
co-Aicrra a-i c7io-scr.a-: cf tie Uor-
osst,e Board AMI tie citizens of,h:s cou-I-
-it-t-a-. from the documentary evi-
cree rf.--e- 70 80 ilea-d. tie Con mis-
.iarrr. knew, "a Srr:iae. -. Suo.s IA
me ees;lrmen cons';;u:He The Civ q u
1 2 / 30 are not obnoz;oas 10 these
unworthy I'D ur'c-. arcuss::cHs I'D scs-
.:c.oar ] ei- standing n society s ro:
nie:.,7 = Srr:.ae's Ihey have neve.
'r@. tci Z '0';sh Professions C. s",fsac-
60 Tt base undertaken 'ls work
-. -r,c4'a'.-:. { von ~ c. !; So
i.r use '-Dv c-- &c !: - 'Ey then 5o-
a...a :; - 'nc:e Il mona Il il -
: ~oa't -eu IS: 20 n.-.ruS ,1ck leads
s,'.t .ir-. g. o.ev al l-airs on go
=. x. "e'1,i.- e.: Era = -es : :
N. e ~. r. - a,.ar'egrs 'rrn 'a".re1t-
"f..s.-. - ... 10y Is g.rn >. =
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lECNARDTov., yr.

Eve fee. --o:1 e...-1 Pa 'oEa- .
CO. readers. lathe ic;'a-is n?oa ,-r c.
.n=s. I: .l;r.cS:;n: e1mmla;ca:ian.. 49,
se:: ca zen, giving cIr editorial vices
u:an :c,i;:sa. and seal essu:S. Tie CAT
sir.;ly rag. IT. lie s:aec ls:' to rs ir '.f
;~scr. tia: re are s,:.i To- Greeley. srt
:-isHs. e &c SHsiA- ST, Son''i's'.ora :.
I:Lr.ty. Cus e3:rss;ortr;n 90 .rS 80
fns,..er ,hcp tnr c!shc-a'e ex-.e:s:a- -
II they scccreG. ktresfte-. n sc:s:1c:' ?
a. ~e are r-ons. &c sbs,i te eaTacs:'y
with then; tt: isr ;hs rcsst": We az
s...l u-eor.nrct. arr - "gtac.: STAG!
square. :r Grss.ey.
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MAFrIrg.

MAEFIE9.
O. tie - b iHst bT 'he Rev ra'As- rses:
.iri. JOHN Z. BARNES 10 Miss SALLY AM
GOODWIN.
On re 3c;h inst. By she rsEe. JOSEPH A
DRAM = Glss ApEIISE HUNTINGTON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-01

PAIR FONT III POINT,

W.,ga q: i stis Il aad ,y,,css-Jl : In
iug
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-20

RAILWAY DISASTERS ON THE PRAIRIra
newspaper correspondent "out West lis respou-
sible for the following:
Il came across garrulous old lumberman
last evening who was telling over and over
again to crowd of astonished passengers his
Wisconsin the night before.
'Taint nuthin', he exclaimed, with depre-
eating gesture; to youngster who had re-
marked that he should think he'd be scared
'Taint nuthin' when you're used to it This
makes three times I've upset. There's sud-
den jerk and snap. You know you are loose
and suddenly feel as you do when you're fall
ing down well, or droppin' from the ton of a
steeple. You seize the first thing that comes
handy. l i,,n einny to my boots which | had put
under my pillar, and when we flew off into the
air said as well as -Thunderation!-
Now Lay me-Our Father in-Hope we amt on
the Wlnoma Drldge-by Jupiter! Be you hut
Joseph? says l to my. friend opposite. The
darned thing mad gone clear over and found
myself settin, a-straddle of the big brass lamp,
right down in the roof of the car The lamp
was Durnln wrong side side up the stoves
stuck to the upper ceiling of the car, and the
Dertns just folded up together and smasheu
tne folks in the upper ter, for they was at the
says he, but by lightniu' I've got my man! He
sat there and laughed while the other fellow
beneath performed first rate groan. Get of,
you swine, remarked 70 ooseRn, aha ne cIumo
and wells. An old man was gropin around the
iamn. and said he feared he'd lost his specta-
cles. The lights Suddenly went out. rescued
a woman and deposited her on the ground, and
then she gave notice that she'd lost her babyi
Icrept back along the panel of the car, and
rooted among the bed clothes of that bunk.
Nary infant! She must dropped it out the
window. Not any nowheres. Says to the
mother, gentle like, 1T amt; and she swooned
and toppled over. She come TO pretty soon,
and after while she discovered that infant in
the lunch basket right aside of her, rs COM
Portable as a clam. No! There want nobody
hurt-course not-don't hurt anybody to be
split Oh these prairies. 1 jest's likes be scat
bruised nsxt day-as when you have been beat
on an election"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-20

Few rightly estimate the worth
ofjoys that spring and fade on earth.
They are not weeds we should despise,
They are not fruits of Paradise,
But Wild flowers on the pilgrims way
Which cheer but not protract his stay,
Which he may not too fondly clasp
Leaf they should perish in his grasp,
But yet may touch and wisely love,
As types and proofs of Joys above.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-20
The Reasons Why.

Thousands about
same Piano Forte ouleda
The
FIRST We nAmerca-
made that
middemans of
oco" AL he aposmg machines
the
Third
the wood at their and ship
Fourth As recognised
eto time
ouprces
profit and
Chckeng
% And fair stobt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-20

A funny man tells how he discouraged .
horse-car conductor. The latter asked him to
Make little room, sir?' Says ''You want
me to make little room, do you?' Says he,
Eyes do" SaysI, "What kind of room do
you want, bath room or a billiard room?'
Says he, "Sir, there is room for eleven on this
seat" Says l, 'Sir, there isn't" Says he,
There are eleven on the other side" Says I,
Il see it, and there are ten on this side now,
and you tell me there is room for eleven more,
Says he, Il mean there is room for one more. Z"
Says l. We'll why in thunder didn't you say
so? One isn't eleven" He smiled with such
an expression of entire woe that the driver
shouted whoa to his horses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-20

bitterly
s But
n
noftb
hoodN No
discount to
from
Falhood nhropc)N No f
wsay the public the best upon
1he Chckeng of
to all competition, and has hheean ndinEur i
Whrete public the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-20
A WORD TO PIANO BUYERS.

The name ohlCKERNG has for half
fair record of the history
American Pianos famous the Old World hemphsrs
wayshe
Their uniform talent boroupbn in
the applied sciences ibey purchase stock
These than the deserved Exposition contributed 20
purchasers feel
qualities
our the
Instruments have just been reduced
generally
obtained time and the patience Of
best Pianos that produced
promptly
selections
the COUNTRY AND
These the first American the
worlds Fair England in 1851
medal The Pianos revealed introduced
this firm the complete iron frame; which
the Anne plao"
was this Exhibition that the
Chrg first the
excellence of that
Chnng
cued by those curious such subjects that
WecE m mforthe
CHICKERING'S long test of half CEN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-20

ticle of food. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
GO TO WORK

Here you Liberal fellow, allow US, Jus,
'of moment, to put our fore aager into
. button hole of your coat. We Wan, 70
talk to you.
You live in Blank and you mus, allow
us to say you ought TO be ashamed y,
yourself. You Liberals Of that place . 20
torpid. There is something the matte,
with you. You have manifested no,
enough enthusiasm in this campaign.
Apologies, allow US to remark, in III,
language Of Dogberry, are "odorous
You needn't make them. You should tsl
US that you didn't get your man nomin
stsd for congress, that there has been n,
nominations made for county Offices, III.
your editor hasn't been himself-bssn,
led In oil movements and paid the create
part Of the expense. Thi. wont d.
Why don't you attend to your politics
duty and help make the 'thing." Of tb
party right at the right time and kes,
them right3 Your almost fraud. or i.
~ lawyer had II, - J.r-o-d, q v.R.o.p.
o0' ssas'susn Of .b. juryp 70,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

TIE liquor law Of Ohio, similar in its
working TO that in Illinois, has given rise
to many curious suits among which may
Be mentioned one now progressing at Col.
umbus. A woman named Dunlap has
sued two dealers for selling her husband
liquor under the influence Of which he
Killed another man and dangerously in
jured herself The law provides that the
dealer who sells an incorporate man liquor
under the effect Of which he Injuries his
family, is responsible for the damages to
the Injured family. As the affair now
stands the woman makes out very plain
and aggravated case Of injury done her by
her drunken husband, and will doubtless
get q favorable verdict.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
FOR CORONER.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
Il. GOSSMAN as candidate for reelection
to the Office Of Coroner, subject to the decis-
sion Of the Democratic Convention
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

are one Of those men who don't do any.
thing for themselves and then grumble
because che world does not walk 10 the
path they believe Il should travel.
But don't let US quarrel, now. Lets
shake bands, and 60 in to win. Good
Thats the right kind Of talk. Confound
the Liberal who would hesitate now II
there is . cloud above us why should We
despair 2 We have long labored for the
good of the country and have long waited,
and we can, surely, for the sake Of our
good cause, labor still II still We must
tsry waiting for the good time coming.
When the war is hottest and the
fates seem to incline the battle 10 favor OF
the enemy the good soldier fights with
new vigor and more determined bravery
So must We Liberals now. The time
has come when "Up guards and at
them r. is the order, and who can say
that the seemingly victorious charge OF
the Grant phslanx may not be turned
into rout that will become the
Radical Waterloo
With every Democrat and Liberal at
his post the result 10 not doubtful.
Therefore we urge you oil, Liberals Of
Egypt, to be active until the close Of the
polls on election day. Cheer the dcspond'
emit urge the active into greater activity
convince the doubling, pray with the
Bourbons, invoking the Lord to pour on,
upon them common sense in torrent,
and, by all means, have the last man .,
the polls on the evsntful Tuesday Of next
month, "big with the fate Of Cato and oil
Rome" Take of your coat and roll w
your sleeves, and 60 in
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PH YSICIANs.
DIR. B. q. TABER,

Win resume the practice of his profession
with especial reference to the eIectrici
treatment OF diseases In all the new and inn
proved methods Of application.
In all cases Of female complaints lady
will be in attendance.
Office, lbs Commercial avenue, up stairs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

"AssANISE Sun 10 the title our asinin.
compositor has applied to the Newspaper
over the way. Assist printers are almos,
- Objectionable Is Davis with his little
inks,and out Of which he fishes with his
stealing steel pen little common places o!
political gable and dswdles in q listless
way while he mumbles weak apologies
for Radical rascality.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

THE students engaged in the "hazing"
Of the colored cadet at West Point are to
be expelled-President Grant having
firmly set his foot down that such shall be
the penalty for this offense against the
"boy and brother by the white students
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
Announcements.
CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce JOHN Q.
HARTMAN As 8 candidate for Circuit Clerk OF
Alexander county, at the ensuing election in
November next
We are authorized 10 announce r. S. 70.
CUM as candidate for Circuit Clerk of Al
exander county, at the ensuing election in
Aoyemher ner,
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce PETER
sAUP q . candidate for Sheriff at the ensu.
ing November election.
We are authorized 70 announce HAMIl.-
rUN IRWIN As candidate for reelection
10 the ONCE Of Sheriff OF Alexander county.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN
John II. Oberiy has reduced the subscrip.
ton price Of the WEEKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
40 One Dollar per annum, making y the
cheapest paper publishe In Southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce II. W.
WEBB, ESQ, as candidate for County At
torney. al the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce p. II.
POPE IS q candidate for County Attorney at
he ensuing November election
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

SENATOR HENDRICKS is TO address tho
people Of Decatur and vicinity, on the
30th instant.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
BANK kTATEMENTN

1NHIRTY-SINTH report Of the condition o
the tirst National Bank Of Cairo. Illinois. at the
close Of business October Sd. ls72.