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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-06
soosDAY.


Tho Second, crowned NTH droWsylotus. aovcru,
Backed in tho glowing noon, what tine the
sun lt
dildod her auburn rinslots and tho lake,
On whose still breast The silver lilies alopl
Was stlrfcdpot by a breath and meath the
beech s+
The ruminating cattle idly stood,
Iashing rom dhppied sides thotyrant aIcs.
Iwttiour,
The Third, mist-robod, In vail impalpable,
Arose from riverside, her ouilInod form,
plm-shoEips saInst tho cleaning sky, the
whilo
Her ayant-courisrs, gloom.loyins bats,
Light sidmmed around her car and bright
Her daslsy-ftss.ss CLEANED ono silver star
Molrr.
Tho Fourth, In mantle black, imperial,
ssAr-aITovni with golden nphoresi her raven
All dlaaOmd with gems of purSss light,
Aud on her brox crescent. Size strewed
down,
From throne on high, tho roseAto poppy
flowers
with an unFudslns HAND, and on mons eyes,
Like gentle mother, ncl The seal of rcsti
.I.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-06

Tho Illuminating cattle IDLY stood,
Iashing rom dappicd sides the tyrant fIcs.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

,,Leonie,' pravia koruelio po chyili
hlssem jemnym ehvejicim SO, ,,odpous-
tim tobb. Je mne tebe Ito, atkoi &c Ii
dobre dtje. Odpoustim tobe celeho sr'i
ee." umlkla.
Tato sloya dodala Leonii novo tdvahy.
| popadla zarazenou prtelkyni obema ri
kama vaanivS il znlibala. Byls by ra.
da upfimn6 vyEnala SO 20 svd why, ale
tato icvila So il takove lnusnoTti, ze
vzbuzord JEFF litost dale Sc neodvazovala.
Uminila sobe, 10 tvrdosijnfm lhanim o
klannymi davody zdplna so oeisti.
.Tyf mas srdce slechetn.,' pravila ko
necne; ,,tof vim davno, avsak velkomysl.
most tvcje pfedci vse, CO lze otekavoti cd
ura2ene aenstiny. He'd, uzndvarn to
vd6Gne. 70 mne skutecne odpustis, pone-
vad2 moji vim skutecne vefis. A pre-
CO cinis mi kfiklaye bezpravi. kdybych
te tax nadmiru nemilovala, tut byla bych
dojista lined odkvapila, i zadala bych
zadostucineni "a hanu mi ucinenou. Jes-
to ale vim, ze sama isl obeti utrhacstyi, a
iesto mi to jde. abys nadale nebyla
hfickou rukou zleho GovGkn. :"
(PokracoyanD
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
Esrevni trh.

Ze akiadu pocita sc tisic stfev |. | pa
paloc ciste 49.oo, plank els. z. p. 5000
II. 6isttG 1900, este plank 47.00. III
cste palec 41.0o. Box ! palcc 5000.
Fencing 1000. Cis. I. Stoks II
paled Stroke 2o.00 Cis. II. 1900 ciste
Commons 10.00-20.00.
Stave potfeb -; Joist scant
ling trAmy, kratsi nez IS stfeyicii 1900
20 stf. dlouhe cena die delky dfeva.
Podl a ha (Flooring) cd $500;
Common 5000, druha Common 24.00,
Norway 5000, Siding (Saiting) 5000
Sindel XXX Is palcd fezanf 800;
els. L. neb Gisty Butts 4.50; els. 2. 2.5o--
800. A. |. Ii palcd fezany 4.25.
Latky 2.2j-2.50 tisic.
CedrovG. posty male 20 ctd. pro
7tfednl "a ctG .velke 30-4O cti l,us
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

joho zdcsoni, lldyz flasiuet nahle spnstil
pisch: NFsssR faFt
,,Ja nboha devceka
vzala sem 81 d6decka - -"
Betty - ano, Betty, ma tn Sc kilijan
ncidfiv podival spustila hIasity smich,
hostc pomalu tez, kdyz pan u6itel Wy
koukl okna - nova rama pod oknem v
zahrade zpiyal nasinetldf Kilijanovo IA
lhiloyand pfdni Bttincinym narozeni-
nam i proddyal kns "a diva kreicary
shromazdenym okolo detem- Kilija-
novym 26k6m.
Kiiiianne po dnes, kterak Sc dostal
domd: Vi to vsak ielio nbohd kytara, ma
kterouz utival Betty: ieden jedinf raz -
s,rlmy zalostne zadrncely kytara ode
brala Sc k otcim, kdc az mic netlaGi.
AMI zahradnik pomste neusel. O iran
nj nedGli nalez dvefe Il kom6rky na
kHru zamGenc, kantor svitil ocima z
pyksly. jako ma vzdor pine jako rtize "a
yinGiici, 4hupal okazale sam sam.
NeilCpc ysak to citii zahradnikdv kluk,
zo mel tatik n6eo kantorem: neminulo
dne, aly nebyl dostal pardus q katalo-
gu dive ,,notabenep naiednou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
Cleveland, dne Il. zati. 1874

Il e II L cislp L, Ccif clld Hlfllli
1.09 Gis 2. 1.07.
IL ukufice: "A cts.
! Ovos: els. /. 46 els. ?. "A cti
Zito S0--S5 bnsel.
j ec men: - bu4cl.
Mouka: G.5o-7.7J ~ sud Geryc.
ne neb bis .imni paenicc mleta V
m6ste samou.t druhy ma yenku nile
to 30 ctd. meme; jarni psenicna mouka
575-6.30 "a sud.
Zitna mot "a: 5.jQ--6.2j za sud.
! Pice: III Tuni hrubfch otrlb 1900:
nejlepsi { (Middlings) 24.00.
Seno: TimoteiskG na fdrech 23.0o--
$500 IA tonu.
/ Nasolene hovezi maso: Ceny
stale poptsvky dobre, 12.oo--13.0o "a
extra Mess.
Uzene maso snnky nalozene V
cukru 14t-15. Pfedni 81 cti; spek II
--12 ctti, zuscne hoyezi lfs.
I Nasolene vepfove maso tez
Ky mess % 80, krHtkf $3.50, extra mess
2350-24.50.
Sad J 0 mGste prevatene l. eta pr
soudku, ma sudy 13; ma venku ptevafo-
l1---12 die iakosti
Mas o neilepsi 2J-2. c,
+. We ce eeIstvG l2-l4 na study po-
citant
Syra, . tovarny l2-13 cti "a libr.
| Bran bory owe G5--S0c busel.
J CT bu e nova "a baxnu 3.25-3.50
Fazule 1.75-2I5 "a buSel neilcpSi
druh.
Susena ab k a 80 "a libra.
Semena ,inlotv $50 "a busel je
telne 6.00-G25.
Cukr: A 10l-10a, b lO-10l ko7tkc-
w; drobnv z-nkach 11-113 extra 10
l0A, zluty 9-9!, Porto Rico 9!-10!,
kuba S!-9 eth.
! Drhbef: ziva kufata IN libru l.
IL eta, 1--WE krocany 13l-l4 ctl.
| Ocet: pravy cidrovy ls-20c Gall.
Ijiny druh 14-15 CT.
Sal: "a sud, Snginovsk; Onondag-
ska pekna 1.55, hruba E. $50 lb. 1.S5,
kuchynska 2.35.
Chmel: 16-3O ctd 70 lbru zapad-
niho New Yorkskeho.
m , np h,,So1
Syro b maple 1.00-125 "a Gall.
Cukr aple 10-l2 "a libru.
Peri: die iakosG 5O-95 eth IA libru
: Vapno: l.15 "a sud.
Cement: Oswego a Akron 10 sud
!, Louisville 80 sud.
Petrol leum phi cele kafc STANDARD
| billy 81 - 81, Ohio ohn6vzdornv III c
kava: Rio 24-25, Java 34-:35 ctt
Thee: move Hyson 5o-130, Gun
powder l0O-13j, JapanskG 70--1.1o
cisaiske l00-135. eerne 50.
Mol lases IN gallon n. Orleansk,
. $50, Porto Rico 65--7o, kuba 3}3-3
Rozinky move Layers" baxn
\ 3.25-3.35, Valencia IL ctil "a libru. kC
rintske S--sa eth libra. Susene svcstk
- lt-l4s ctG.
feni: skorice 40-45. vSeh0chu
1s--2o, hrebicek $50, pepf 3l-32 C.
zazvor 20-23, mnskatove orisly l.30-
y 135 libra.
Ryze: Ragoon s.--sa otd. karol
ma 9A-9a eth.
Skrob pearl 5l-6 ctii., cisty 10 Ell
Silver Clos 10, billy Ontario 10 ctti.
M dlo: obycejn6 zlute 81, Amer
~ kansky CASTLE 12-1@, pravy CASTLE /
= lis cti.
- svi6ky: Stearinc 13t IA Ell
Star 30, loiove Is cti.
Soda Bikarbon&t .s--s. obycein
soda 3i--4 ct.
g Lueebni: Sodovy prasek 3s-3
bSloba Sodova 4i-5 Caustic Soda Ga
|. ~ ct6. potash so ctd.
lc. Olej: ln9ny, ptevafeny 9S "a Ga
nv Ion, nepfevateny 9S omSstkovy ol
extra 91-96 ctd
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
TrZni hIidka.
New YOrsky pentzni trii.

New York, dnc L. zari 1874.
Zlatn kppujo 1904 prodasa.
Statni papiry.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
THE PLATFORM.

FnsT-Ths restoration Of gold and silver
- the basis Of the currency; the resumption
nj spacie payments a. soon a. possible with.
out disaster to the business Of the country,
by steadily opposing imitation and BY the
payment Of the national indsbte dness il The
money OF the civilized world, -'lllf i'1i ~
SgcoSp-Free commerce; no tariff for any
other purpose but revenue.
THIRD--lndiyidusi liberty and opposition
10 sumptusry laws. -
FouRTH-The right and lduty Of She
State 70 protect ita citizens from extortion
and unjust discrimination by chartered
monopolies. .,....,-..,
FIs1H-Rigid restriction Of ths govern
ment, both State and National, to the legi,
innate domain OF political power by sxclut
ing therefrom all executive and legislati,
interneddling with the affairs OF .societ,
whereby monopolIes sre fostered, priv
edged classes sggrandized, and individus
freedom unnecessarily and oppre.sively
restrained. ..rl fa.aI .F .f....
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
SUCCESS OR DEREAT2

Our Radical contemporaries are tax.
ing to themselves much consolation be.
cause TINS BULLETIN has said the
chances Of defeating Mr.. Clements are
not very Encouraging. "The fact is
established by this admission, that Dir.
Clements IL so popular his defeat is al.
most an impossibility," says The
Pulaski Patriot. Not so. We have
notsaid NJ. Clsmeuts is popular. He
is not. Although good enough fol.
low, he IS in public estimation,
as'weak brother" possessed of little
ability and not fit mau to rep
resent this district in the con
greas Of the United States. Ii h'
should be elected, he may thank hi
luck not his ability his success will b
| attributable to the weak Of the OPP
portion Dos'to his strepgth. lie is
the result : Of conflicting personal
interests among the opposition,
that has made US anticipate success by
Mr.. Clsments. He is not strong, but
when gentlemen who have led the
Democracy to defeat iu this part Of
the State year after year, again come
forward and shy; sour slate must be
adoptsa,' we are induced by tho fact to
bslisye that defeat is almost inevitable
If the sseld boys"-ths managers--will
stand hack The defeat Of Clements is
assured bat u they are determined to
pursue the rule or ruin policy-deieat
cannot be avoided.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
THE CLEMENTS CONVENTION
FFrom the Mound CIV Patriot. 1

From the Mound City Patriot
Obsrly says that the Cong sssionsl Con.
vention WAS called 70 order before the
Alexander, johnson aud Randolph dele.
gstes arrived, which Was owing 10 no time
for cow ening being namei in the call.
That the call did NOT name the hour for
convening the convention We admit, but
that the counties above samsd we're sos
represented At the time Of the csllisg 10
order Of the onvention IL . statems uS We
declare false. Members OF the dsleP alton
from each ore Of these counties were pre-
| sent at the time Of convening, and NO one
| WAS admitted a. = delse ate without pro-
ducing credentials. We rss,iy can't see
Why Il was nscsssary TO lie about such .
small thing - that. IL looks - IL the OPP
position had fallen pretty low.
REMARKS BY The BULLETIN
Here is an issue between The BULLE-
LIN and The Patriot.
We charged that the Clements con.
v,ntiou WAS called to order before the
Alexander, Randolph and johnson
county delegates arrived. The Patriot
says this is a lie, and asserts that
delegates from each Of the counties
named we're present at the time Of con
vening, the convention and that no one
WAS admitted as q delegate without
producing credentials.
We have no definite information
about johnson county, but we know
that Mayor Wood, the chsirmsn Of the
Alexander county delegation, did not
arrive in the hall until after MIR. Gle
monts had been nominated. Mayor
Wood had in his possession the ere.
dentisls Of the Alexander county de-
legation, aud was not asked to produce
them.
Nearly, if not all the Alexander
county delegation were absent when
the convention was organized, aud Mr..
Clements nomination WAS hurried
through. This haste WAS made to pre-
vent the Alexander delegation from
presenting another candidate. Mr..
Clements knew that members Of the
Alexander county delegation perierred
another person, and that,
Notwithstanding the instructions
Of the little clique that met in the Cairo
court house, they would have presented
another candidate. To prevent this,
he organized his packed convention,
and secured his nomination before
Alexander appeared 10 the convention
or had an opportunity to be heard.
The Republicans Of Alexander are not
bound by the action Of the Clements
convention, from which they were ex.
cluded by u trick.
Randolph county also got into the
convention after the work had been
done, and made the fact known by
complaints upon the floor.
The Patriot knows that what We
have said is true, and it cannot de-
tract attention from the fact by denying
what every member Of the convention
knows to be true. rtF.t- an.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
THE ANNA I,CJONYENTION.

The Democratic convention, to be
held on Thursday next, at Anna, may,
by wise conduct, place the Democratic
party Of this congressional district in
harmony with the Organization through
out the State, and secure the defeat Of
Mr.. Clereuts at the approaching
election.
Tar BuLLErlN win support any
candidate for congress nominated by
the, Apna convention, il that conyen-
ton places its nominee squarely upon
the Democratic State platform. THE
BuLLEris viii oppose ind help to de-
feat any candidate for congress, nomi
mated by the Anna convention, if tina
convention, taking the advice Of moss
covered political hacks, repudiates tn
Democratic State platform, and pro
claims the heresy OF irredeemable pape
money and the doctrine ofrepudiation
| Never before have the Democrats o
this part of the State had'a better op
portuuity to wheel into line aud sgai'
begin the battle Of Sound Democrati
principles. We hope they will be equa
TO the occasion. If they are, VIC shall
have in this district canvass full Of lif
aud vigor, an organization full Of vital
ity, and victory if they are not, Their
will be no life in the canvas, Demo
crsts aud Liberals will remain at home
Clements will be elected, and the oil
moss covered leaders will have anothe
opportunity to at once begin to organ
ise defeat for the next CANVASS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01

all parties are just now taking a deep in-
tefcst in the iDmsaiats devsiopmsnis Of
the future. The Republicans have re-.
otninsssd Clements, their present repre-
sentative, who 10 . gun 81 rather small
callbre, but without any very elaring pei
sonal defects. The district gives . small
Rspubiicsn majority, but that ms jority 10
counted on with dogrss Of
certainty that 10 having de-
moraliZing effect on the Democracy.
In the selection ola Dem ocfati norni-
nee public opinion seems 10 be hauling
between Mr.. Obsrly Of the CAIRo BuL-
LHTIs. and . man by the name VI Wssh.
barn. Obsrly 10 one Of the best informed
politicians In the State, bold, vigorous and
conbAtivs, but sfrsiic Wahburn 10 HE
tam perimshtai antipods, cautious. tmid
and the very pink VI propristy. II ws
WIRE In the District, we should, In the
present uncertain state Of politics, much
prefer Obsrly Asa candidate. II spro.
babls that no Democrat could Be elected.
and while Obsrly would perhaps stand
- good . chantc % any one, he
would puheturs, riddle aud annoy the
Radical candidate and the Radics, party
FIVE timss A. much a. any other man that
could be put out by the party. The Rsdi-
cal candidate would feel about % comfort
able with live wild cat tied 10 his coat
tail, a. with 0berly pitching into him
from every stump IN the district. Al
though oberly might not make any thiny
by the race, his opponent aud ell his sup
portsrs would be ruined for future service
aud the way would be cleared for gu essJ
Democratic victory at the next election.
Oberly does not propose to sacrifice
| himself, even il his moss-covsrsd
friends would permit him to do SO. He
is not disposed to be the forsrunner Of
Democratic success in two years from
this time, and IL therefore thankful to
his moss. covered friends for the op-
position they have manifested 10 the
suggestion Of his candidacy, which wal
not made by himself. He 10 out Of the
races not now and has not been
q seeker after the Anna nomination
lie don't want it. lie wants to tight
for some other fellow, provided some
other fellow will get upon the Illiuoi'
Democratic platform. Oberly Is q
blashful soul, and has not therefore fol
q moment presumed to crowd forward
among the congressional aspirants---the
Aliens, the Townsses, the Hsrtzels, the
Shanuons, the Lemmas, the Aurphys
the Washburns, the Csseys, and the
other fellows. He is . retiring man
and knows that among such luminsrisi
he cannot shine.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01

The Pulaski Patriot continues to be
exercised about the Kelly resolutions
that were published by Tnr BULL
TIN. All we have to say is, th.t we
asked Mr.. Kelly for copy of the res =.
olutions he had offered aud which had
been laid upon the table by the elem I.
ents convention, aud he gave to us the
resolutions We published, The Patris,
must attack Mr.. Kelly, not The BUL
LErIS. Mr.. Kelly says he offered tn,
resolutions we published. The Patrio
says he did not. laAB Yaa.u.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
ETTER's HEAD IN DANGER.

A number Of the prominent leader
| Of the Independent Reform O
Farmers psrty met in Springfield
few days ago and discussed the PROPOSE
ton to put Mr.. s, NJ. Etter off their
ticket because that gentleman has re-
ceived the Democratic nomination for
the position Of Superintendent Of Public
Schools. she sought his nomination.
these virtuous leaders say aud since
1t is one OF our cardinal principles that
the Office must seek the man and not
the man the office, we must take Mr..
Etter's name of our ticket"
We admire these leaders of the In
dependent Reformers. They are con.
scieutious gentlemen but they would
do well to always practice what they
tesch. They cannot be ignorant OF
the fact, that the most persistent Of
ofice-,eeksrs are members Of their own
party-thst from Gen. Anderson down
to the candidate for supervisor
or county commissioner, members
Of the Independent Reform party
sre running after Office. Why is not
the pruning knife applied to these men
Who have not waited for the Office to
seek them? Why are they not plowed
under? Why has Mr.. Et,er, who has
been no seeker after office, selected as u
victim Of Independent Reform iu-
digustion ? Do these gentlemen
these leaders Of the Reform movement
believe they can succeed by being
both stupid and unjust? MIR. Etter
was nominated by the Democrats and
Liberals without solicitation on his
part. The nomination sought him.
And now his own friends propose to
become troublesome aud kick him
from their ticket because the office Of
State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton is seeking him
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
MR.. CHARLES CARROLL.

This gentleman Was dominated for
State Treasurer BY the Democratic
State convention that met in Spring.
held on the 26th Of August. A better
nomination could not have been made.
lie sa gentleman Of ability and in
tegrity. In his own county, Gallstiu,
although II Is also the homo Of the Re.
publican candidate for Treasurer, he
will run ahead Of his ticket, and in
every county OF Southern Illinois he
will polis heavy vote. He Is widely
known and university respected.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01

as the above. The Cairo delegation
did no. sobble al shs proxies Of the
unrepreseuted couhties Of this con-
gressional distSsct. Jadge Allen who
believes as Potter believes, had in his
pocket the proxies Of several counties
Of this district He had the proxies
of Williamson and johnson counties,
vetnow
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01

The Mound City Journal attempts
70 cast ridiculs upon the late Dem
ocrstio State convention. 1t says onl,
Chicago Bunnsrs were delegates to Il
The Journal 10 mistaken. Most Of the
prominent Democrats Of the State were
among its membership, and took an
active part in its deliberations. ....
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
THr Mound CITY journal ,.., III.

Tn. Mound City Journal say, thi.
The Cairo delegation gobbled all the
proxies they could, and some, of the
counties Of Southern Illinois wer. thus
outr,geopsly mlsrspresentea," When
. nsw'pspsf becomes .u irrsdee nabls
paper money and reputation organ,
we, do NO. expect i, to be
honest, but We do not believe
that even the Generalization Of
false financial belief ought to induce
any paper to meke statement as false
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01

THR sarcastic gentleman of the
Mound City Journal saya "Cspt
Halliday 10 patriot. He ranks with
Washington aud Lafayette. He will
sacrifice the prospect Of gold mine to
tue interests Of the people, IL necessary"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
Representative Convention.
FrFTIEru SENATORIAL pIsTMC

FIFTIETu SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
LTD -w.H. Fl .-----aN N q "a -H...
A Democratic Convention, for the pur.
pose Of nominating two candidates to rep
resent said District In the state legislature
win be held at
ANNA, ON THURSDAY, TiIR Bird DAY op
SEPTEMBER, 1873, AT O'CLOCK =. ~.
The ratio Of rcprescDtstios wiHtbs one
delegate for each 100 votes, aud one for each
fractional 10 votes cast for Greeley 4 Brown
in 1871. The eounties viii be entitled 70 |
the following representation
Counties. Vote In u. Delegates. |
Alexander, 80. 1,ot0. 10
jackson, Etf I llht 1.0lo.4 ID
Union, 1850. II
The Central Committees IN each Of the
above counties are respectfully requestedte
call county conysrtious. and appoint dele.
gates to represent their counties In laid
convention. BY order Of committee.
T. y. BoUTOH, Chairman.
@Newspspers throughout the Distric
will please publish the above call.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01

The massacre Of negroes at Trenton,
Tennessee, has Mortified the country.
Even JEFF Davis has raised his voice
against the outrage, aud demands the
punishment Of the murderer. 4Ua
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
FOU N Y,
NJ A H Ne s r. o J.
FoRaxs AND PRx FirrIso,

MACHIN ERY
Manufactured and repaired.
Special attention gwen 70 light and heavy
forging, house. bridge, railroad and jail worn
aud slI work OF similar character.
Steam and gas fitting ~ all It's branches.
A full assortment Of Morris, Tasker u Coz
Philade!p hiA pipe and fittings. Brass goods
etc., and gus fixtures ALWAYS ON hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR CAB
MADE A SPECIALLY.
Agent for Cameron special steam pump
aud boiler feeder. The best manufactured
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson'i
pstont governor and governor valve.
The following engines, etc., for sale
Two steamboat engines, Isl inch bore Ut
cylinder; i've feet stroke, and In good ordei =.
One ste amboat shalt and crank; wr0t iron
One engine for bolstiny freight; 7iX16.
One l0X10 saw mill engine, with shan md
crank for muly or yang saw, SECOND hand.
One new 7Xi2 engine; my own manufae.
ture.
Also, . secondhand stAve cutting ma.
chine and jointsr, and warehouse hosting
machine In good order. ILL ..
Enginss and machinery Of ell kinds boughi
and sold
nAAR 0TlbnRn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01

JOHN, The FORERUNNER.
The Columbus (Ky.) Dispatch, in
an article on "Illinois Politics." SAYS:
In the 18th district, embracing Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01

GEN. ROBERT TooM rs, Of Georgia
Is q third. term man. s.h-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
Democratic State Ticket.
For State Treasurer
CHARLES CARROLL.

For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
S. NJ. ETTER. .-f.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-01
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK

DEPOSITS rscsivsd:and = general banking
business done.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-14

CHANGE OF IP..--Having
purchased the Interest OF Judge
Berry I'm the PiOCHE DAILY
RECORD, the business will here
after he conducted by myself as
sole proprietor.
p. HOLLAND.