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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-14
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, March l3.
Adal,.oual and more complete returns from
all paris OF the State show that Governor Iea
Straw has been reelected by the people. Ine
latest information Of The Congresslonai soIe
In the First District gives Small. hpPuo,.,,hSn,
dis,ricts are Democratic. StraW's maJorlty
for Governor Will be between 800 and 4oo.
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there are many towns and villages In the
should advise those who intend remaining
during July and August 10 obtain rooms in
Dorning or HIelzIrg, some other place even
further removed, and 10 90 10 and from the
CITY in the cool of The morning and evening"
In this way they will probably save money
and enjoy good NIGHTS rest, free from the
turmoil and heat Of Vienna.
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THE RAILROAD TAX CASES.

The following report OF the decislo9s rem.
dered by the United States Supreme Court IN
the railroad tax cases Is given BY the WASH
ington Chronicle:
MONDAY, March 10.
No. l2A. R.J. Humphrey ct al, appellants,
vs.. Thomas e. B. Peguee. Appeal trem the
Circuit Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of South Carolina. Mr.. Justice Hunt de-
liyered the opinion OF the court, affirming the
decree of the said Circuit Court In this cause,
with costs.
VA Thomas Branch ct al. Appeal from the
Circuit Court of the United States for the Dl1-
trIct of South Carolina. Mr.. Justice Bradley
delivered The opinion of the court, reversing
the decree OF the said Circuit Court, Win
costs, and remandlDg the cause tor lnrther
proceedings In conformity with the opinion Oh
this court. ,..,... :.
No, 2S5. The City Council Of Charleston et
al. appellants, vs.. Thomas Branch: Appeal
from The Circuit Court OF the United States for
the District of South Carolina. Mr.. Justice
Bradley delivered the opinion OF the court, re-
yersine the decree of the eaid Circuit Court,
with costs, and remandlng the cause LOT
further proceedings In conformity with the
opinion OF this court. - ~
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THE WEATHER THIS DAH
WASHINGTON. D. G., Ms

WASHINGTON, D. c., MarcI 10.
Probabilities for Friday: In the GUN e.a.es'
eastsry winds and Increasing CLOUDY %ea.hv, a,n
10 the South Atlantic STATES gaHeS ws,h 5SossbIy
and partly cloudy Wsaaaer saaas F"r %r' ihe Middie
and and Fast Atlantic coast, northwest Winds,
ueer,ng TO southwest, with partly cloudy
weather and rising temperature.
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..ToE pE1.ATIyBS, FRIENDS AND

.oors,,, ances of Mrs. MARGARET SHAW Of 1as
scauhrsr ssaua Mrs. A. J. Muir, and OF her son, WV
liam shaw are respectfully invea 70 attend .ss
Funeral ru, services Of the former, from ner iAse
r..,dence ] No. IS Spring street, TH1s APfEEsoos
at O'Clock.
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NEW YORK, March Is.
The master carpenters and builders OF New
York and Brooklyn have resolved to refuse
the exurbtant demands OF the trades socie-
Ties 10 the spring. Many large capitalists who
had projected large Investments In building,
have already disposed Of their iunds other-
Wise.
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women WHO uVcu III O ohoef onu P'Se"ASS AVA.
the fashion books Of hundreds of years ago.
Among the gentlemen there was an equal d.
versIty of character and costume, OF which the
following were some Of the most striking:
There were two mysterious Japanese twins,
who waltzed into the ballroom altired In
fiowery chiniz of the approved Celestial pat
tern, with long queues and never-llring iaea.
They bore with them huge bundle OF play
bills, which were lavishly distributed and pro-
claimed the programme to be presented oy
the .slrrepreseible india rubber Japs," of which
the following Is q sample.
ACT THE FIRST,
Daring which all persons are requested TO Keep
their hands on their pocket books.
overture entitled "Tll take the ind" by
- : Cluplen.
ACT THIRD.
Jugglery, by the jay entire.
Overture, 'Meet me at the bar, love, with loger
and cheese for two.n by Msrae,.
The whole to conclude with the side.eplitting,
soulstirring. outton.popEing, mouth expand
Zone fool msRes many,n
written expressly for this occasion by the world.
a. -. famed author, A. knarr.
A tragic figure, with wild rolling eye, mat
ted heard and a whole arsenal OF murderoui
weaponr of which the most innocent was
twelve Inch bowie, marched In gloomy gran
deur. carrying a gun, who bore ku kIu1
placard with the legend mot dead but s!eep
ing. Henry Berry Lowery."
sinbad the Sailor wore a blue sllk sailol
Jacket with white flowing trousers and
redkIk SASH, 49,.
Another jolly tar, with most comical ane
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-18
An Unequal Match.
DY do LEWIS.

knows young man. noble fellow,
who carries on a successful manutac-
turing business. Although possessed
Of an abundant competence, he de-
yotes himself with untiring assidnity
to the Interest OF his factory ten hours
every day. His eyes and hands are
everywhere. Half a year lie ago he
married Il beautiful. accomplished
girl. who Ia said to speak four o: the
continental languages with the fiuen-
cy OF natives. while she touches the
KEYS with infinite skill. Four months
ago they began housekeeping. n
week since they gave it up In utter
disgust. Three servants figured con-
spicuously in their Sriets. The coffee
was execrable. the steak abominablc,
the cruet-stand and silver not tit to be
seen, and the whole house IN contu-
sion. He bore it as long n pride aud
patience could endure, and then, sac
ritlcing every thing at auction, return.
ed to boarding, resolved never to SUI
fer the miSericS OF housekeeping again.
I was never more Indignant than
when heard of it. Ii that beautiful
bride had learned one less language,
and devoted the year to the mysteries
of housekeeping, she might have made
that friends home n paradise. Sup
pose her husbands management OF his
business had been like her manage
ment of the house, what would have
become of them? don't think the
match a fair one. On one side it was
cheat. \ young lady Of the same
ornamental class, in discussing the
case, exclaimed "she did rot agree in
the marriage contract to play the part
of household drudge Did the huS-
band agree to play the part OF fac
tory drudge
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Now, we lay it down as a cardinal
maxim that, great rs any man may be,
the country is still greater; that when
1t Is necessary 10 place any one man
above the country something is radi-
cally wrong iu It's insti,utions.-N. L.
Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-18

KATE FIELD, being what the world
would call all old maid, has her IDEAS
Of natrimony. OF course she knows
all about 1t. just as Miss Abigail Dodge,
and Miss Helen Hunt, and Miss CatlHt-
rine Beecher, know exactly how
children should be brought up, since
they never had one, aud never expect
to.-II'onlgn' $ Journal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-28
TIL E Blu LII E Il n
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL SHORT.STOPS.


The election approaches.
The candidates are "whooping things
up now.
DO no, forge. tha, this i. the last day
for registering.
Sunday WAS the gloomies, day Of the
season, thus far.
Tho city is comparatively free from
pimps and sneak thieves.
--J,ilor Fitzgerald 10 busily engaged in
making much needed improvements about
the courthouse yard.
A number OF new buildings are go.
ing up" ia the vicinity of Thirty-second'
third and fourth streets.
The Mound City and Cairo boys will
indulge in . little base ball day after to.
morrow =, the former place.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce meets
regularly every morning. However, bu.
very little u,ines. is transacted.
Monday was dull day in police cir.
Giles. Unlike almost every other Monday
there was not an offender before his honor.
Don't forget the "bsrrel OF -four "
sale. 1t 10 to be sold At the Chamber Of
Commerce this morning for the benefit Of
the yellow fever sufferers
River mon are ju bilsnt over the pros
poets Of rise in the Ohio, which Il 10 an.
ticipated will make business little more
brisk on that stream.
The city clerk end several members OF
| city council Of Psducah, were in the city
last evening, on their way to the lskes iu
Ballard county, Kentucky, whore they
propose to spend few days in hunting.
The funeral Of Laura Isabslls, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Martin, which
occurred yesterday afternoon, WAS At
tended by large concourse OF the friends
and scquintances Of the parents Of the
child.
Juvenile pugilism 10 becoming . pop
ular psstims in this city. On sunday two
Of Tho lads aged about ten years each
engaged in bout Of the "msnly art.
Neither Of them was seriously damaged
Local bruisers will DO discouraged I,
learn that MIR. Joe. Coburn dosa not pro
pose to cut short his career by martyrdon
to his devotion to the hstic ring, and an
nounces that it IL Of no use to send an
more challenges to him, for he won't &C
cept.
. The Memo base ball club have char
tered . special train TO convey all VIII
may desire to witness tho last game Of th
series to be played between that club an
the Rivsrsides, Of Mound City, which
TO come of At the latter place on Thur,
day next Tho train will leave the foot {
Seventh street At !; 10 pm. Fair for Il
round trip atty cents.
Louis II. Myers will open an au
ton, and forwarding and conmissic
house, November lst. 10 DR.. II. War
y ners new brick building, III CONNIE
3 cial avenue, and deal in hay, corn, oa'
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WHICH NATION AL

1t WAS the National Life Insurance.
Company of New York, office 2l2 Broad
way New York, that PASSED into the hands
Of q receiver Is announced in the dis
patches few days since, and not the
National Life Insurance Company Of
the United States Of america, which still
grows not only in the volume of it's bust.
ness and assets, but gaining favor from
those who have examined into its plans
and financial condition siLce the panic.
CASPER Yosr, Agent.
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A CARD.

A clergyman, while residing IN South
America % . missionary. discovered .
safe and simple remedy for the cure OF
nervous weakness, early decay, diseases OF
the urinary and seminal organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on BY
baneful and vicious habits. Crest num-
bsrs have boon cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by . desire to benefit the NJ
aic.sd and unfortunate. l will send the
rscsirt tor preparing and usiLg this med
icins in . sealed envelope TO anyone Wit
needs it, free Of charge. Address
JosEPH 7. LYMAN,
~ NAL nu..~ No. Xn,L
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will, no doubt, do . fcurishiog business
from the start. 50 IL ote it BE-

from the start. 80 Hoie ~ Dc
--Remembsr the barrel Of aoar to be
sold this morning on Change for the ber-
Ell, Of The Memphis sufferers. Mr.. ID.
Msthuss 10 tho donor Of the Hour
Plain dsunks appear 10 bs the prevail.
ing epidemic 10 this community just
nov, and were il not 90 our police msgis-
trstse would soon ind II convenisnt "
close up ,hsit Justice dispenssr!ss " and
70 q fishing. Plain druoks In this city
are worth from one 30 Ave dollars, acc, I'd.
ing to the size Of the drunk. This does
not include cost VI trial, which 10 nearly
all cases is something over three dollars
An exchange gets of the following
busting poetry, which we reprint for the
benefit Of our young lady readers;
Mary had little lamb,
With which she used TO tussel,
Sue snatched the wool all Of its back
Aud stuffed 1t in her hustle.
The lamb soon saw he had been ileeced,
Aud In apassion hew,
But Mary got up on her ear,
And stuffed the lamb In too.
On Sunday last 81 about noon, . man
named Thomas Earl, . resident Of Birds
Point, while examining the workings OF
Halliday Bros new coal chute, acct.
deutally fell from the trestle work TO the
ground below, a distance Of some twenty.
five or thirty feet, sustaining injuries
from which be died in . very short time.
Judge Bross held an inquest on tho body
aud = verde, OF accidental death was re-.
turned.
--EAr-good big ears, are . good thirR
70 have, a. the local editor OF the 'SuL
will attest. In . receht game Of base ball,
the aforesaid local Of the sun while
making predictions efforts to'tSke in" fly
BALI fell into an uncovered we'll, and
would doubtless have been drowned but
for bis ears, that Tapped the brink Of either
side and sustained his weight. There be
hung for quiet while and yelled like .
Conanchs until rescued by some Of bis
fellow players.
George Dougherty, Of the Jonesborc
| Advertiser vas in town on Sunday. II,
had received orders 70 prin. large mum.
Der OF election tickets, but when abou,
| half Of them were struck of bis rolleri
gave out and lie was compelled TO come &c
Cairo to have now ones cast. lfGeorgs
could only have managed to have got him
self on The outsi, of q roller stock, theiI
would have been no necessity Of hi.
, coming TO Cairo. He would make an ex
cellent roller No ioubts little 'poft" and
green" at drst but with careful using h'
would become "seasoned' and answer every
purpose Of roller.
The Mound City Choral Society, Is.
sisted by some Of Csiro's best singers, vii
give a concer, 81 the Alheneum on Wed
nesdsy evening Of this week, (2s!h inst
for . Joint church benefit. From
the programme, We think the en-
| terrain ment will be one OF unusual inter
est. II presents more variety than usual
A full house should greet the Mound Cit.
singers, since on two occasions whei
| Cairo singers have given concerts IN
Mound City, the citizens there have wei
coined them with large audiences. Csir'
should 30, be ou,dons, but return the com
piiment handsomely.
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and I dare william Denton 10 public Dis.
eus,ion to prove the negative. Igusran-
tee 70 make W. .. leave Cairo on his ear,
or bear the ridlcul. Of an incensed public.
VIII W. Ds., committee meet 10y COM
mitsee to make preliminary arrangements,
or other wise acknowledge by their refusal
TO DO 50, that their champion 10 an un.
competent, declainsr Of Christianity and
. shocking blssphsDer. Ipropose an eI.
hausuvs discussion 10 detail, il il takes
three weeks. CfTIzEr S. y HART.
CAIRO, Oc.obsr 49, 1873.
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Mr.. FRED. WISTERBER0 has just re-
turned from st. Louis where he purchased
Ms ane stock of the various grades Of
fine leather as was ever brought to this
city, and proposes to work it into boots
and shoes for his customers. lie makes
ane boots a specially, and is confident II
his ability to cope with any boot.maker in
this city in this line Of work. He EN-
ploys none but the best workmen, and ~
. consequence turns out only frst-cia.s
work. While in St Louis be visited all
the principal shops and secured patterns Of
all tho latest styles and improvements,
and will give his customers the benefit Of
them. Work done promptly and on short
notice. All work warranted. l0-29-im.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Having been appointed assignee Of the
stock o, millinery goods Of Mrs. Anna
Lang, tor the benefit Of her creditors, ]
will sell the same at public auction on
Thursday, November sixth, 1878, At tn,
old stand on Eighth street. Sale to com
mence At 8 o'clock and continue from day
to day until all the goods are sold.
John II. GossxAS, Assignee.
CAIRO, October 10, 1873.
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COUNTY COMMISSION

COU MI " N II loSlON En-.
i hereby announce myself ne cnnd =
date for the Office Of county commissioner,
At the approaching election.
JAS. z. McCRiTE.
EpIToR BrLLETIs Please ann ounce
me a. q candidate for the Office Of County
Commissioner. THOMAS MARTIN.
EDITOR BuLLEIIs:
Pease announce that / am a candidate
for county commissioner.
THos. WILSON.
CAIRO, Ills, October ~, 1879.
WE are authorized TO announce Mr..
GEokoE Fisher NJ a candidate tor Coun-
~ Commissioner, =, the ensuing Novern-
Der election.
We are authorized to announce JANE
l.. SANDERS, Of Clear creek, As candidate
for county commii.ioner.
We are authorized to announce ALEX
,sp.K c. HoD0Es of Unity, As . CAN
iids,s for County Cornmlssioner.
HAVING been solicited BY numerous
voters Of Alexander county to become .
candidate for the Office 0! county com.
missioner, ! hereby announce that l will
be . candidate for that office, 1T the ensu-
ing November election.
SIvEsE MARcHiLpoS.
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DIR. LAvarty, homeopathic phys'
clan, late Of Shswnsstown, has located In
this city and intends making il his homo
The doctor comes to Cairo we'll recon-
mendsd, aud refers to the officers OF tho
First National bank OF Shawneetown, to
whom hs 10 we'll known, having practieed
bis profession among them for years. lie
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A New EsTERPRIsE.-Dr. B. T. Field
will run line Of hscks between Cairo
and the terminus Of the Cairo, Arkansas
u Texas railroad, making two trips each
day, leaving Cairo ut o'clock O. m, and
ane 2ao'ciock, p. m, making close con-
nection with the trains on thu. road.
Orders for passengers or baggage shouli
BE- left at Fields stable, on 10Th street.
sent2a II
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Arrivals and depai lures for the - hours
ending at o pm. last evening.
ARRIVALS.

The RIVERS. The Ohio Is still rising
above. Tho Mississippi continues TO de.
cline, having fallen sboit two inches
since last report
Capt. Jack Grammar, Superintendent
Of Evsnsville packets, is At Paducah, and
will stop the Burksville At that place, and
send back the Arkansas Belle 10 come out
10 her place on Thursday from Evansville
The Idlewild will leave Evansville on
Saturday and the Quick.,ep on Monday.
Pilots John Taylor and George Bur. Of
the Charles Brown csms down on the
Silverthorn TO take the Brown to Louis.
vlllc also pilots All Hopkins and Jas.
Dougherty TO look at the river. The lat.
ter were to return by rail last evening.
Capt, Verden, clerk of the Thos. Sher-
lock, 10 in the city.
The silvertborn got aground q short
time In the rain day before yesterday,
and while working her OF Capt. josh
Throop caught . severe cold, and was
muchly under the weather yesterday, we
are sorry to state.
The Charles Bodman got OF Horsetail,
but found another bad place at Sheep L.
land, where she was hard aground when
the Legal Tender left her.
The Carrie V. Koun,z came out draw.
ing 8 feet 8 inches without we,ting q spar
but by some hard rubs.
The entrance into the OHIO from the
Mississippi is becoming more and NOR,
troublesome every day, and the boys al
find bottom before dropping into the wa
tor. There are no marks to run by, and
the only warning that can be given is to
take it easy and keep sharp look out.
The Silverthorn brougbta fair trip from
Evansville.
Diver John Gwysr |, to blast the same
old wrecks on, Of the way, which are lay.
ing st what will be the foot of the In ,line
Of the Illinois Central railroad, just above
the stone depot.
Capt. Bryson will soon let off some
canned destruction on the face Of old
Bacon rock, which may wake the echos in
that locality.
Plot Henry Hampton is engaged O,
the Fannie TAtum. He came out on tn
Legal Tender TO take Q lock al the wor,
river in the United States.
II. Given Hsgey was in town yes,erds
visiting friends. He has just recovere
from . severe attack OF erysipelss. LII
will leave for $. Louis to-day TO resum,
his place in the Office OF the Emile
LsBsrge-a Missouri river packet.
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PERSONALISMS.

Col. S 8, Taylor returned from New
York yesterday.
Mr.. Jas. 5. Morris Of Ullin wa. in the
city on Sunday.
Chief of Police McHalo returned
from Chicago yesterday.
Sergeant Cain OF the police force is
cor fined 10 his home with sickness.
Prof Denton left by the $50 train
this morning. We understand he will
lecture IN Anna this evening.
Judge Bross will start this mornin &
for a trip through tho county to see the
boys" before the election takes place.
Mr.. Joe. Cormick WAS in the city
yesterday for the first time since his 70.
cent sickness. He lie rapidly gaining
strength and expects soon to be As we'll Is
, ever.
Rev. Chas Gilbert, the new rector oil
the church of the Redeemer, 10 expected tc
arrive some time this week, and on Sab.
bath next will conduct services ct his
church Mr.. Gilbert IL said TO an able
preacher. He has been attending the
Evangelical Alliance, which recently
net in New York city.
Tho following were the names regis
tered at the European hotel yesterday
L Porter, Grand Chain; John Coughlin
NOR r; j II Galbritb, Johnsonville
WIN Perry, Vincennes J Il Marsh, Cen
tralis John Ellison, DuQuoin; j 8 Eli
son, DuQuoin; Chss n Ne.tleton, Mem
phis; A Forrest, Oshkosh; Wesley Lane
Chicsgoi A Nielsen heimer, Dongola; ia
Reed, DongolA; Henry Ghast, Louisville
Jacob Sues.er, indianapolis; Chss Bed
ford, St. Louis; j s Litchell, CincinnAti
W. DENTON CALLED TO TIME
The polemical Don Qui1ote, slia
William Denton, having made his littl
speeches, tails of by what he denomi
mater n challenge to the Christian world
but which, Characteristic Of this Heathe
iconiclast, (such by his own confession
IL nothing but . weak, blufing documen
containing neither negstion nor afirm'
ton, which appeared In the Sum Of Ss'
urdsy last.
I comprehend citizen Dentou's foul
ishes entirely. He has deaantly trail b
metaphorical coat tail on the streets .
Cairo, and I dare to tread firmly on
But It 10 TO bs fsard that this lnnocer
Abroad does not mean business II he do'
; l desire to propose something dsanit
Now, arst, II 10 patent, that citizen
, possesses neither depth, system I
originality 40 adept he 10 at doing o.
Z the ideas Of Tom Paine, volney, Huxle
Q Winchsll, Agazzi, Darwin, mizsd up vii
crude notions Of his own. But now
: business:
o Combining myself 10 three specific illu
: trations of Biblical prophecy, vz.-EgyI
:. Idume, and Palestine Il assert al
), maintain that oil pradictio
A
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JUST received at Ehler's, Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue and
Poplar street, the finest French calf, pat.
ent leather and Moroccos for gentlemen's
wear. A perfect 1T and satisfaction as
sured. Any persons in need OF boots snd
shoes should call on Ehler's, examine his
stock Of feathers and leavs their orders,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY DOE

We are authorized TO announce that
+. BRoss will be candidate for the office
Of County Judge Of Alexander county.
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r. JONES, fashionable boot and shoe
maker. Cork soles, Scotch bottoms, aud
the latest improvements in the line Of his
business. Only the best ana most com.
petsnt wcrkmsn employed, and all work
warranted to be hrstclsss in every respect,
Shop on Commercial avenue, near corner
Of Tenth street. l0-7-tf
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We are authorized to announce Joszrn
4. DAWSON ~ . candidate for the office
If county clerk, at the ensuing November
sleciion, subject TO the decision OF the
voters Of Alexander county.
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Fok cas- and steam atiing go to Rem
nies Vulcan iron wo-k., Commercial
avenue, foot Of Ninth street. s-l0-tf
Gas and S!esmdt.ing on shor. notice
Bross' Block. 9.2Stf.
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EDITOR BULLxTis-Plesse announce
nv mama "a q candidate for the Office of
county clerk. JOHN y. CROWLEY.