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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02

NdHr. business amt LOCtfiOH 81 me IrId-
ina HnSincS> HomScS IN 81. .JohHSbWry.
~ ,I.I ms or FuR EEFERE<,E
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY y HASKELL. II"yt- Block Il. L -
Ap"th"cari"-.
e. {. BINGHAM. N". =. Bank Il"ch Main 81
= ENNDAII.A \ ~,rN. Iaud.,lI.- Block. Il. K -.
Attorneys at Law.
EELDEN \ MAY. N". = C.rI"nian Hh- up stairs
y i. WILLARD Main 81. over Hail \ Fletcher :
ais" Read Estate I;r"krr.
II e. IDE. Bank Block Main street Prompt and
careful attention given t" every kind al l'al
business.
Book Finding.
&. NJ. STONE \ co. Agents. Cal"d"nI:m Block
uppo-It" Monument.
Books and stationery.
HOWARD 4 ROW ELL. Cnlri"nian ~ h Main -
Bakers and C"nfcctinn"r-.
CROSS \ MATTHEWS. Main street
BARRIERS.
Il. H. BLACKSTONE. Union Block Main street.
Blanks for Lawyers and Town Officers.
&. NJ. STONE n co. CHri"ni.n Block. "ppnsit'
SuldIrrs' Monument.
Boots and shoes.
lEANCIS GALLAGHER, Dtnvillr, BIN. l.. X ST
Clothing, Hats and Caps.
John y MOORE. Bank Block opposite ST. J"hn-
and Caps. Gents Furnishing G""dS. etc. etc.
CIothin: for Men and Boys.
L. 4 l. FAIEEANkS y co, Fairbanks Village.
Crockrry. Glass and >ton" Ware.
l.. \ + FAIEBANk> \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Carpcting. Paper iiangings. Window shades
l.. y r. FAlI;BANkS y 60. Fairbanks Village
Cigar Manufaict"ry and smokers Bazar.
CHARLES =. HASTINGS. Under Avrnu,. II"u~,.
Dentists.
i. l.. PERKINS. Calrdunian Block Nam Street.
Il W. WARMER, Union Block Main STREET
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEWS y PETTENGILL Eastern Avenue.
Dry Goods. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
y. f. Bliss Flanders Block Il. L. Street.
.. II. HALE. Avenue Block. L. L. Street
f. \ T. FAIEBANKS y co. Fairbanks Village
Dry Goods. House Keeping Goods. etc.
HALL. \ FLETCHER, Main street.
Flour and Feed.
GEO AIDEICH y co. Eastern Avenue
Furniture and Casket>.
I. l.. HALL \ BROTHER, Main street
O. H. TISDAIE. Flandr:s Block. up stairs.
Family Groceries and Fruits.
\ NJ COOK 4 co. Eastern Avenue.
Groceries and House Keeping Goods.
T. Il l. FAIRBANKS y co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness, Robes and Blankets.
q. W. COOK. Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE. L. K. 81. q. G.. Hall. Pr"Pr-
Hoes and Forks.
ELY, BALCH y co, Portland street.
Insurance, ,Life.D
+ +. SARGENT CEtma.D Railroad Street
Iron Founder and Machini-t.
LUKE Bl'ZZEI.L. north end, l.. Il. street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
q. W. SENTEE. Mann Street.
C. l.. WARD Wards Block. L. /; Street
Merchant TaiInr~.
TNDEEWOOn Dan>i ill, I:nrk. Il. Il. street.
COESEE y SIAS Union Block. Nam NIrc'.r.
Music Rooms.
l. b HARRINGTON. SONS y co. L. L. street.
Physicians and surgeons.
DIR l.. ". AD,iAIE H.-idrn', and office, iir~
door south "t \"rth thuIch. Main street.
photographs.
+ GAGE Browns Block Main street.
q. II. ALpEICIl. Eurnlnns Building, Nam -.
/. CLIFFORD Calrdonian Block Main street
Printers and Publishers.
e. VI STONE y 60. Calrl"uiam Block Nam 81
stoves and Tin " are.
SPATLDINti \ FLETCHER. Eastern Avenue.
H. +. y II. q WOODEUFF Railroad street
II OWDEHN. Eastern AV'nn'-
Watches, .I"wrlr> and Toys.
HOW ARD \ IiOWELI Calcd"nlam III h Mann II
HuUGHrON \ CARPENTER, Railroad street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02
See the Mosquitoes Come In.
4 PARODY

They hover around us. mosquitoes
Those t"rmrntS small and thin.
Whenever W. open the doors of "ur h"ms'
II" prskN m"Squitus come in.
They /" WORSE than The hrdbu. til" louise "r the flea
They II hit' y"u and hra. "f it too
They Il. ith us in ~lumbrr-f"r they never sleep
They Ia" us wherever "" 20.
Sr,. them come in d" hear them -in.-
Prsky mosquitoes each hour come III.
They bite rvrryhodN N-thr strong and the weak.
Their mission tn .nIw and To- chew
They draw best blood It's that which they seek
The. drstardly. hl""d thirsty crew.
All the rest of G"ds creatures Id rather endure.
From the Elephant down /" the Flea.
Lees snakes. spiders t"tds frogs birds and ~,til~
But oh from m"Nguito> me.
See them come i'll ,u h,..tI them sing
Pr-ky mosquitoes each hour come, i'll.
-CAERIE MELVILLE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02
Life's History.

Our ingrt-- into the world
Was naked and bare:
our progress through the world
l. tIuuhlr and care.
DuT ,.yTr-- from the world
VIII b- nobody knows where
But if We de wen here
We shall d" we'll there:
And could tell YOU NO more
should preach ii " hole YEAR
Lvnuteil",C
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-02
ETSINE E'S!S C.IHDS.

BUSINESS CIHDS.
ID. VI. MERRILL, VI. d..
rHN NSICIAN AND ST RECON.
Oihc- over linghams Drug store -. .I"hnsbnry
HolGHToN n POPE,
Homeopathic Physicians and surgeons.
MAIN STREET. ri Jon>-Brnl
uhic. hours from to- \. NJ. and t" l.. NJ.
VI u IIOUGHTON MD ". Il PurE. NJ. ID.
BILLIARD ~ FOLSOM.
PHIsICIANs AND SuE"EoNs.
~. I"hn-bury.
"A'- B""k Bt"ck Ma" H'''-
nI Hullnd- residence, Dr. t"l."ms residence
Eastern Avenue. Railroad street
Otii,, hours from . L" Ia \. NJ, to- l.. VI.
y. vi. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS
JOHNSON : BIO'k
Eulrond street. 81 .IohnshuIy Vi.
joins BACO> I'd
DEALER IN HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
81. .IulmshurN Centre. VI.
Mutual LIFE I>>I RANCE COMPANY.
CASH ASSETS OVER. s4I uoo TOO
T. d. BLuprErr Special y N.,nr. -. .I"huShury VI
=. L. BROOK>, VI. H..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Othrcat residence, opp. the Bakery J"hnshury
4. T.. LONERGA>.
MANrFAcTURER AND DEALER IN
BOOTS. SHOES and RI BEERS. also LEATHER
I.ulrnad Street . st Johnsbury. VI
GEO. &. ~ GEO. W. CAHOON,
Couns.ilor. At Latc Solicitors ~ Chancerv.
Procure Pensions and B"untics Lyndon. Vermont
WI. ". GROUT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
Barton. Vermont.
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BAR BER SHOP.

Mr.. +. &. GILL b-4S leave tu announce, To the
public that h,. has bought the Barber shop former
lN occupied by ". Parker. situated i'll the Avenue
i"u-" Block. un Il. K. Street. st. J0hnSbury.
EN strict attention to business. and by employing
HI,' class help hr hopes To merit a GOOD shar" "t
public patronage. SIT
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If You want bone and large develop
ment of red flesh i'll hogs, give them as
good pasture through the summer ILL.,
your beevcs have. 1t costs less every
way to make II big hog weigh 800 10y
Christmas than to get two small swine
up to 80 apiece.
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ST. Sohnsburp Galrdonlan.
Published EVERY FRIDAY Hh

&. VI. STONE: ~ co.
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Term>.-Onr copy pei amnurn .----------- $50
Each Subscriber " III lind "n hi~ paper in con
urctiun With his name. the date To which he has paid
Ne other receipt L. necessary.
Pn-tagc.-IhrI,. - postage This paper in
Caledonia County. tIut of the County. five cents a
quarter tu ANY part uf the nirrd States Canada
subscribers must remit twenty cents year iur ad
vance p"-tI.,- which has tu hr paid AT this office.
job Printing "i all kinds done al livin. prices
With n,l, and modern machinery and skllliul work
men nearly all kinds nt Job Printing h, done.
we'll and a. cheap ia the cities.
Legal Blanks Card and Paper stock constantly
hand
Rates of Advertising:
Our square IL lines inch space week. >l0u
Each continuance. ----- -
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y MAN who gives his children hab
ter than 10y giving them fortune.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
COUNTY COZ RT.

July term-part of second and third
days, continued from last report, Judge
Bross presiding.
In the matter Of the estate Of John p.
Chic insane. Petition for appointment
OF conscrvators said petition examined,
approved and ordered TO be recorded
Herman Meyers and Louis Nassano were
appointed conservators and required 10 file
bond Of twelve thousand dollars for the
faithful performance OF their duties
In the matter Of the estate of j ohm Hal
Ter, deceased, John Ssckberger, admins
TRAITOR. Last will and testemen, produced
and testified to. Proof heard, approved
and ordered that same.be recorded. Let
tiers testamentary were issued to said
Sackberger without bonds, by particular
request.
William Milford, in the matter Of the
guardianship Of Frances VI Anterior I;
He:ekiah NJ. and Rebecca Anterior, minor
heirs Of John G. Anterior, deceased
Guardians report duly examined, APP
proved and recorded.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of
Perry Lerfy Darwin, Richmond Grant
Darwin, and Franklin l.. Darwin, minor
heirs Of Leonidas A. Darwin, deceased
George Fisher, guardian. Report duly
examined, approved and ordered recorded.
In the matter of the estate Of A. VII.
lams, deceased, George Fisher, admins
traitor Report, etc, same as foregoing.
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles
Routs, deceased George Fisher, admins.
traitor Report, same as preceding.
In the matter Of Michael Malone, de.
ceased, Herman Blows, administrator
Ordered that Jacob Walder be cited TO
show cause why he has not made final set
Element with said administrator, and paid
over the amount Of money due said e.-
tate. Returnable on the third day Of
next term.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
Total, 1000 Gifts, all Cash ESQ, 900.

The Hon. Thos. T.. Bramlette late COVER
nor OF kentucky. has consented 10 represent
| the Trustees in the management Of this see
ond Grand Gin Concert, and he will person.
| oily see that the money from the sale OF tick
cts IL deposited with the Treasurer, that the
drawing is fairly conducted, and the gift,
justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing Will take place In public, in
full view Of the audience, and under the i'm
mediate supervision and direction Of the Of
iicers and Trustees of the Public Library
OF Kentucky, and the following named emf
nent and di-interested citizens, who have
consented TO be present and see that all il
fairly doue.:
Hon; NJ. X. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals,
Hon. J. Proctor Knott, late NJ. c. Leb'n Dis
trict.
Hon H; ". Bruce, Judge Ninth Judicial
Gen: Eli II. Murray, L. 5. Marshal, District
Hon. 4. b. Cochran, Chan. Lou. Chan. Court.
Hon. T.. ID. Stamford, President Farmers
and Droyers' Bank.
Hon. John Barbee, Manager Royal Insur.
ance Co., Liverpool.
Col. Phil. Lee, Com. Atty Ninth Judicial
District.
DIR. {. Graham, founder Graham Cabinet.
Col. Jilson =. johnson, Manager Gait House.
DR.. i. ;. Bell, Prof. Medical University,
Louisville.
Hon. :. q. Baxter, Mayor Louisville.
Hon. I. L. Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry Wolford, Treasurer Louisville.
A. q. Brannin, President Manufacturers
Bank.
Phillip Judge, Of the Louisville Hote, Co.
james Brdgeford, President I'd National
Bank,
W.C.D, Whips, Prop'r Willard Hotel.
.; Z; Johnston, President Traders Bank
IL. Victor Newcomb, firm of NeWcomb
Buchanan d Co.
Henry Deepen, Pres. German Bank.
NA"ulsM erahain, Tobacco and Cotton Mer-
" Norvin Green, l.. a. G. Short Line II. r.
| WI nose, Auaihs Express Co.
| Ag't. Pub. Library of Ky. Pun Iihr,ry
Building, Louisville, Ky. '''''"''
| W Circulars, giving full particulars, sent
on application. I.i8d&wbm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
NJ UNICIPAL MATTERS.

stop that leak in the city treasury !
Mr.. Summerwell, the very efficient
health officer, has resigned, being unable
to tolerate the overebaring conduct Of GER
tain officers Of the city. We regret to lose
Summerwell. He knew his duty, and
knowing dared to do it.
The efforts of the authorities to ami
hilate the smallpox were for time eifec-
tive, but they have been discontinued.
We are informed that a man who had the
smallpox laid Tuesday all day on the deck
of barge lying at the tow of Phillips
wharf boat. Our informant saw him at
g o'clock in the evening, and was told that
he had been where he was all day without
food or attention Of any kind. If this
is the way the authorities so about small
pox humiliation their efforts will be
worse than useless.
A correspondent favors us with the fol.
lowing;
CAIRO, Ills, July II, 1872.
Editor Cairo Bulletin:
out of twenty-eight wagons, laden with
produce, that have visited our city since
Monday last, twenty-one of the owners ac-
knowledge having bought their merchandise
from parties outside Of Cairo, on speculation,
not one of whom had a license to sell. by
what rule of justice, pray. are our merchants
required TO pay license for what they buy
and SELF While hogs, dogs, sots and prosti-
tutes receive the attention Of our city gov.
eminent and executive, this class of Offend
ers are sadly neglected. INQUIRER.
We don't know anything about this
matter. If Enquirer" would enquire at
the Mayors Office he might obtain the in
formation he is seeking.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
CIRCUIT COU RI.

The case Of Prick VS.. Winter was still
meanderng through the field of justice at
sluggish pace.
We couldn't but help admirng the
amusements which diversified the monoto-
nous proceedings. The jury looked weary,
and one of them was perusing the columns
of newspaper with earnest avidty. We
wonder some of the jurymen arc not
crazed by legal qulddities. The ferocious
clerk of the court was trying the qualities
Of huge jelly cake, 1--WE offered to assist
him, but he didn't accept washing down
the same with huge goblets of ice water
Beside him reposed unlimited quantities
of cigars, Cubas, so he said 1--WE don't
smoke.) The jolly Linegsr made an unsuc-
cessful raid. He took our advice not TO
break the sixth commandment, but to 60
to Saup's, and generously expend l0cts for
pure Havanan. The case may 90 to the
jury some time this week, but things are
mighty onsatain.' the waggish side of
human nature we understood but the
pleadings were too abstruse for our COM
prehension, and we retired in good order
in state of perfect sanity, and safety.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

in cold, sparkling sods-water, or, as you
will, In Saratoga, Blue Lick, or In the fa-
nous Dulcimel water, the latter being .
delightful and invigorating summer bow
erage. The fountains are charged on the
premises with one Of tho finest generating
machines in the country.
THE MAGIC FOUNTAIN,
Prismatic mortars, with its revolving
lights, together with the beautiful orna-
ments in the show windows, will well re-
pay visit to this model establishment.
Another very agreeable arrangement Of
this handsome store is the wire screen
doors and windows, which edectually re-
lieve visitors and patrons from the terri
bic nuisance of flies, etc.
We will close by observing that the
Messrs. Barclay eminently deserve the
patronage they are receiving. and which
has enabled them, with the public spirit
for which they are SO proverbial to thus
practically evince their confidence in the
progressive and cultured advancement of
Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

G. HAykNsTqSs AscHrvrcT This
gentleman has established himself sac>ssS
fally in his business in this city He lss
year rnaae the plans and specifications g
John Gcecsel's. Peter Nef's sr6 r NJ
e-s holdings on ONO L,vSe, and F,cN
Theohcl5's bsndscme residence or ccTre,
Sixth snS Wslrut streets ard this vcs-
rnsat the plan AZ pe,ee Cohls n ~srs-
ne-s John Koelles's GiI,e-t S-insmeybs
ana Smith : srS Lex Nle>s huildings. TIE
ass .syecirtsnse& IRE e-esSior b.sl. t,less'
saaairSs ara ya3tts u t,,tth 20 g'-SVs q;
lis .ls.;iy t. 3, csrk vo>A ~ D. fire Ne
S&;t TIE r,.-s avs sy,ee hssuats q . g't>-
Ia scAtSs sailAj-s u Mfa-,re,is Arb *
.as-y csAe- ksiNl3zcs ks-V as sossshb-s
lie asks tie si;s=;so- - tie ySs,ss a. As
works Ssa believes he $ ezii; e. a. NsT-C
ps;rcrsSs. '-$i-'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
STREET JOTTINGS.

Mercury getting up stairs again yes.
terday.
Business on the levee opened well
yesterday morning.
The asphalts and brick sidewalk cor
respondents of The BULLETIN amt posted
on the subject Of their communications, or
else they would not write as they do.
-Messrs. Smith and Brinkmeyer are
the builders and proprietors Of the brick
building adjoining Buder's brick block
Success to them they are worthy, indus.
trious gentlemen.
Leo Clebe's fine new brick dwelling
house on Sixth street, between Washing
ton and Commercial avenues, is receiving
interior finish, and will shortly be occu.
pied.
The residence Of Mr. Smith, corner OF
Washington avenue and Ninth street, is
being renovated and painted. 1t is
worthy Of note that this building was
during the war Gen. Netherlands head
quarters.
We notice that the large brick DWELL
ing house of Mr.. Gilbert on the corner of
Sixth and Washington avenue, is nearly
ready fer occupation. 1t is elegantly fin
ished inside, and is receiving the last
touches of paint. Some Of his beautiful
furniture has arrived. We congratulate
Mr. G, on these tokens OF deserved success
-THE BULLETIN draws all our chief
business men to advertise and localize in
Its columns. They can't help it IL pays
ANY who are not yet pursuing this wise
course had better mark time.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
NEW DRUG ESTABLISHMENT OF
BARCLAY BROS.

In past times Cairo has had the name
of being slow, back ward, etc, but our city
is making haste rapidly, not only to equal,
but to excel, many of her sister cities in
all departments of business. When the
business men of Cairo undertake to start
new establishments, they do it like whole
souled, enterprising men. Witness the
NEW DRUG STORE
Of Barclay Bros, in Buder's new brick
building, on Washington avenue. This
popular firm do an immense business at
their old stand on Levce street, are well
and favorably known throughout South
ern Illinois, as well as in the adjacent
towns of Missouri and Kentucky, and have
an extensive Southern trade. In their
SPLENDID NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
As remarkable for compact elegance as for
the neatness of its appointments, none but
the purest drugs, chemicals and medicines
Of tried, genuine worth are to be obtained.
The show cases are filled with a fine as
sortment Of
BEAUTIFUL TOILET ARTICLES,
For ladies and gentlemen, which can no.
where be excelled, and are exactly what
they are represented to be; and purchas-
ers may be sure Of getting value received
for their outlay.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Are carefully put up by experienced
clerks at all hours of the day and night.
Now superb
KEYSTONE SODA APPARATUS
Adorns the marble-top counter, from
which the purest fruit syrups are dispensed
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
POLICE NIPPINGS.

The amiable Billingsly and the gem
tie Martin were on the official war path
Tuesday night, aud actually arrested for
the high-toned crime of drunkenness the
Hon. John Corchoran late Of Europe, re.
ported to be of royal blood. They also
went for and captured pilot named
Tony Demperwolf, who has steered his
bark of life on to the sand-bar of vagrancy.
Mr.. Robert Hewitt was also taken in
charge for vagrancy. and "boosed." The
Hon. John was fined 81 and costs, and
paid the much-abused Tony mucted on
the sum of IS aud costs, and given two
days to get out Of town. Robert was fined
s., and allowed until Saturday to pay, at
which time, probably, the light of his
countenancc will be illuminating some
other city.
Tho evening session Of yesterday, at
Squire Bross' Hall Of Terrors, 1--WE shall be
careful to be present at those afternoon re-
unions hereafter) was cheered by the
presence Of the ubiquitous Myers escorted
by two damsels pursuing unlawful voca.
tons. His honor could do no less than
requesting them TO fork over the usual y
and the inevitable trimmings. We learn
from Myers that the costs were paid, and
the fines, also, on execution.
Yesterday forenoon the number OF
wrong doors before his honor can be ex.
pressed by o. Therefore we can only say,
take nothing from nothing and nothing
remains. Tho fact is, that undesirable
non-residen,s Of lazy and vicious proclivi.
ties are beginning to dread Cairo as they
do fire.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The Liberal Republicans of Union,
jackson and Alexander counties, COM
prising the 18th senatorial district, are re-
questetd to meet in mass convention at
the court house, in the city Of Cairo, July
2sd, at o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for state senator
and candidates for the legislature to be
voted for at the November election A. d.
1872. Every liberal republican present
will be entitled to vote.
By order Of district liberal republican
committee.
If. JOHN ANTRIM Chairman.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

Mr.. Kemp, Balmer Il Weber's piano
tuner Of st. Louis is in our city, and will
remain with us few days TO do work of
that kind. Mr.. X. is a Ono tuner, such
one We do not have with us very often, and
those wishing to have their pianos tuned
will do we'll to embrace this opportunity.
He is also regular tuner from the Oldest
and one OF the most reliable musical
houses in the West-and will visit this
city from two to three times year. Mr..
Curtice knows Mr.. Kemp to be no dead
beat, but a tuner Of the very first order.
Orders can be left at Mr.. Curtice's music
rooms at the corner Of Washington avenue
and Fourteenth street, or at Rockwell &
Cos book store. Tilt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
DIR. d. A. PARKER FOR GREELEY

Epres fyltxrgS. -Ilesse szz sG-ce re 81 N.
dependeu; candidate tsr slexisl>icr IN TIE lcssr
House Of the General Assembly CT tn STATE
As men in the dsys OF honest government had
TO announce their principles or hobby. IS gel A.
themselves, and appear before their constituents
and defend them before they could sei ecsce,
believe they 81 ould do 50 now. and will say to
the voters Of Jackson, Cnion, and Alexander
counties, without svaiting the decision Of any
man or party, am for Horace Greeley for Presi-
dent, and II. Grs,z Brown for Vice President and
endorse the Cincinnati platform. ! am for Tree
scrub race and against the primary system OF
electing men to Office. I am against the stock
law in this county and for the repeal of the Ohio
liquor Law. l am for the abolishmen, OF the
grand jury to its lowest constitutional limits and
the revision Of the traverse jury so that intelli-
gent men shall not be disqualified to SIT on it in
cases Of felony. ! am for free trade, equal
taxation, equal representation, and honest men
in Office, even II have to be defeated TO get
hem there. D. A. PARkER. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL coSvxNrsNN
The Liberal Republican vc:srs q The
18th Congressional p;s;rit; Are hereby
notified to NEE; ,eS w.sssl n the Gear:
House, ia the city Of Cairo July 90. =,
= p. M for the purpose Of nominating
candidate to be voted fer 3, the November
election, A. d. ls72. Every Liberal Re
publican present will be entitled to svo,e
n. L. WicKwrsk,
Chairman Central Committee
of the 18th congressional. district.
Il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

THE last strike was on Tuesday even
ing-one of quite large dimensions. The
clerk Of the weather, gave Mr.. Mercury
a severe blow, which shortened his dimen.
sions some or 10; whilst his accomplish,
Mr.. Jupiter Pluvius, kicked up thunder
ing row about it, and let down a watcry
tempest accompanied by 4 general blow
ing up, which would have stirred the equi-
nimity Of Pickwick himself.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

DR.. WARDSER has removed his Office
from the rooms over the old post office
bailding TO rooms over Arters store, on
Commercial avenue opposite Schuh's drug
store, where he may be found during the
usual business hours, except when profess
sionslly absent. His residence is on the
corner Of Nineteenth street and Washing.
ington avenue, near the court house.
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