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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-17
EHLERs,
TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS Mathew ID. Gunter BY his sale
mortgage dated october Z, 1872, and re-
corded In volume Il Of sale mortgage on
page Ill, In the Recorders ONCE Of Alex
auder county, Illinois, conveyed TO the un-
dersigned the following, to-wit: 4 lease
hold estate for the term Of i've 10 years, In
and to lots six (G), seven % and eight (S), in
block three 81 in the fret addition to the
city Of Cairo, lilin0is, Commencing March O..
1871, under and by virtue Of . certain lease
bearing date, March o, 1871, executed by =.
Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, trustees
of the Cairo City Property TO Peter A. CO.
nant, and by said Peter A. Conant, with the
written consent Of said Taylor and Parsons,
assigned 70 said Mathew b. Gunter Oh the
3lst of May, 1872, together with all the in-
provements thereon, belonging to the said
Guntcr Of every kind and nature sosver, In
chiding mill fixtures, engines, boilers, burs
and other fixtures appertaining and belong
ing to the mill building thereon situate; to
secure the payment OF certain pr0missoIy
note in said mortgage specified: Now m
der the provisions OF said sale mortgage, de-
fault having been made In the payment OF
tee note therein mentioned, the undsrsigned
will offer sAid property for sale q auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash,
1t the court house door, Cairo, Illinois, at
o'clock pm. on SATURDAY ThE 2lTH
DAY OF JANUARY, A, ID. 1874.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY,
Mortgage and Trustee
Green & Gilbert, Attorneys.
lI-1..t-I5d
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FOR SALk.

On Seventh street, Cairo, Illinois, one
Of the most beautiful bomestesds in the
city,, consisting of two lots handso me y
enclosed, set with howsrs, evsrgraens
shrubbery, &c, &c /; a woll built and neatly
furnished cottage containing seven rooms,
cellar, cistern, wood houae, wash house.
bath house.snd coal house, with gass and
every convenience. Apply to ..r
JONI Q. HARMON & %,
Real Estate Agents.
January, 1874. s-3-lm
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LEMON AND ORANGE.

DR.. Pries's special asvOrings Of lemon
and orange are made from the fruit, and
have their grateful, agreeable taste with
out the turpentins odor which is Observed
in those extracts usually sold, made from
poisonous oils, acids, and taste sharpensd
by Cayenne pepper. We advise those who
wish choice, pure extracts, to buy DR..
Prices. They are, like his Cream Baking
Powder, all that is represented, really gen.
uins, almost alone ia the market In these
important respects. l-la.d6wlw
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

The undersigned having resumed the
management Of the above hotel, tru u by
strict attention TO business, to the wants
and comforts Of their guests, TO msit the
renewed favor Of their old patrons AMI tho
travelling public in general. ...
This Saint Charles will st once undergo
= thorough renovation, and bs much I'M
proved in all ITS appointments. --
Good sample rooms and special ratas for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from the hotel free of charge.
JEwSrr WILCOX j. Co., ProPristort. P
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each ~
feet long, AZ inch Dram, IA inch Flues
with nre fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in hrst-class
ORDER: been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire Of j. L. kEssIE
s.e8-tf. Vulcan Iron Works.
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Fol. SA LIZ.

Ny cottage aud lot between Ninth aud
Tenth On Walnut street. This 10 one vi
the finest cottages 10 the city, contAinin \
four good rooms and versndah ia trent oi
house also, good cistefn and outdoor
buildings. The above cottage will be
sold for cash only, but at = good bargain.
Inquire Of r. II. SAUp,
2s.g-6t lO2 Com mercial avenue. .
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy rehef for young men from the ei-
hood restored. Impediments 70 marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable Fened1es. Books aud cir
sulars sent tfss,< fla sssieds envelopes. Al
dress, Howard Associstion, No. , Houth
sion having hish reputation for honorable
conduct aud professional skin. 1910 d!xw3m
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AUCTION.

LADIEs AND KvERYBopr
Attention is called to the great sale OF
the entire stock Of X. II. Cunningham
dry goods at lol Commercial avenue.
Over four thousand dollars worth Of desir-
able goods, consisting Of domsstics, cali
Goes, silks, trimmings, gloves, hosiery, lin
ems, shswls, Coats spool thread, etc. The
entire goods will DO sold without reserve
Sale to commence Monday, January 18th,
and continuing from day TO day until the
entire stock IL closed out.
DAN HARTMAN, Auctionesr.
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For SALE

will sell my house and 10: on Con- asr-
cisl avenue above Fourth street lot 3
block l5j At bargain. The houss con-
tAins nine large rooms, including a large
bar-room. To any one wishing 10 pur-
chase will sell on good terms aud easy
payments. WA. McCoRMick.
30 d&w I'm
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CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEErISd.

REGULAR MyErISo.
Council CHAMBER, !
CAIRO, Ills., January 10, 1874.
Preaent--Aldermen Ksrsmeyer, Morris,
Nellis and Rittenhouse--4.
A quorum not being present, on motion
OF Alderman Morris, the couscil adjourned
to meet on Thursday evening, the 10th
inst, at o'clock. N. j. HowLKY,
City CLERK.
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FOR SALE,

Secondhand clothing, watches, jswslry,
pistols, &c. bought and sold. Opposite
Cairo and Vincsnnes railroad depot.
20-1-tf N. CoYSE.
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Fos REST.-A cottage house with four
good rooms, cistern, etc, situated on
Twenty -ninth street near Commercial
avenue. Inquire Of A. SUSANNA,
4l-l-l6.6t 81 Ohio levee.
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For good square meal 30 to Harry
Walkers restaurant, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth street. I'm
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FoR Gas and steam ntting 20 to Ken
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
Avenue, foot of Ninth street s-l0-N
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For REsT.-On Commercial avenue,
one large room furnished or unfurnishsd
suitable for sleeping room for gentleman
and vito or two gentlemen. Apply at
BULLETIN Office. 3G-l.l3-lm
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ALL kinds Of game constantly on hand
at Harry Walkers, ComYsrcial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
11.-.lm
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NorIcE is hereby given that I will psy
no bills for goods sold TO any Of the em-
pioyss of Tx CAIKo BULLETIN, either
or themselves or tor the zee Of the Once
unlese the same are furnishsd on IN order
igned by Mr.. Burnett or myself
l2-20-ly -I IouH II. OsHnLr.
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State Of Illinois, Alex anier county.
l. ChArlss cunningham, cashier Of the irst Ma
s1Al Bank OF Cairo, do solemniy that the above
statement is true the best my knowledge and be
cHAs. CUNNIEGHAN. Cashier.
sabxerited and before me thi. lth
ri. NJ cANDEE. Notary Public.
Couecf-A,test.
M PHILLIPS,
ROB'r. W. MILLER, Directors.
"a W. IL. MORRIS, r
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FoR SALE.-Saw mill on l. G. X. X
Terms easy. Address
l2-dsw.Gt +. b. FAREES, Ullin, Ill.
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Ten pounds Of brown sugar for VI; 8
pounds best coffee sugar At 81 4pounds
Of choice butter at 81 ol cents for lard;
imperial tea at 81; Potatoes 80 cents per
peck apples 40 cents, at Wilco1's block
All IL
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RIVER NEWS.
rSrs 1.lst.

Port IisG
aud departures for tie "a hours ending at C
y. M. last evening
Steamer r Y Grscey, Columbus
4" Jim Fisk, rAducAh
" ldlswild, Evansville
:" Hiram Campbell, Hickman
=" Pat Rogers, Cincinnati
" Minneo]a, Memphis.
Steamer + p Gracey, Columbus
4" Jas. Fisk, Psducsh
" Hiram Campbell, Hickman
Minneols, Cincinnati
Pat Rogers, Memphis
" Idlewild, Evansville.
... THE RIvIEs. M
The Ohio river rose about !; inches night
before last, and came TO a stan yesterday
morning. A rapid decline and . muddy
leves may be looked for soon. The
weather moderated several degrees under
south and east winds and was partially
cloudy yesterday, with strong prospects of
snow or rain. @ -
Business shows some signs OF improve
ment, but ,s s,iil very dull.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nothing got Gu. Of The Mississippi yes.
tsrday, and it is fair TO suppose that the
Scudder is aground q. Sheep Island.
The Idlewild brought only SO tons to
this port; bu, did . good way business.
Al Paducah she discharged 30 tons hay /;
$40 SKIS wheat $50 axis Of corn 800 ok.
oats and 400 sks bran, q ,.ire-
The Minnsola discharged \ lot OF hides
and cotton for st. Louis and has 2o9 bales
cotton and 30 bales OF hides for Cincin-
nnt. .
The Pa! Rogers has an excelieu, trip
for Memphis. She added 100 tons here
and left with her guards iyur,,irs .bv
water.
TIE Jim Fisk brough. very good trip
yesterday and among other items a lot OF
hickory timber, sawed tbs proper length
and siza for buggy wheel fellocs, destined
10 Buffalo, New York. This seems q long
distance to ship timber. which when man.
ufactured, will be returned 70 this and
Southern markets.
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

TINS European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, % opon at ell hours Of the
Dixht. liT-lm
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STUART X GHoLsoS offer their stock OF
Gents Hats; at prices to efec. an entire
clearance within sixty dsys. We want to
60 out OF the hat business. Come early
for bargains gentlemen. 34--ll-et.
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AT Cosr.-usving taken exclusive pos
session of my store, to close il out, l Of
fer my entire stock 1t wholesale pricss--
at wholesale or retail consisting in part
of . large variety OF canned fruits, spices,
baking powders. sardines, HOLSTERS, teas
and every article usually kcp. in first
class family grocery. Also wooden and
willow ware; a large assortment of sad
dies and harness, bits, bridlsi, snAp',
brushes, whirs, etc, etc. Terms strictly
cash. All persons indebted to me are re-
quss.ed to call and sef'ir Meir rcco'at.
-~4---+-- n. ARTEn.
DE-. j. W. BxtoNAS treats ell 6issas ~
that prevail in this climate, but he viii
give special attention to diseases of the
"broncbial tubes, lungs and their IT'S
sues. Bronchitis, bronchial and tubsrcu.
lar consumption and pulmonary ApopleIy
treated by iniialsdon of Rebulized fluids.
indicated airs, gases, yApors and powders,
Consumptivss, although your disease
stands ut the head et all diseases, both in
prevalence and [ala.i.y, there lie hope for
you yet. Cheer up. O'ice hours from o
=. IN. until 3p. IN.
. j. w. bRiasAS, NJ. ID.
Office and residence, Twelfth street
between Walnut and Cellar, Cairo, III
+. q. box s26. 21-d&wt
SOMETHING NEW have improved
ami perfected new process by winch tho
Ferro,ypo 10 brought out equal to the best
Photographs, and more durable. Copies
from paintings and engrayings made fully
equal to the original in appearance, the
lights and shades brought out with re-
mArksbls appearance. 50 that nothing
surpssses the beauty and natural express
sion OF the picture. And in fact any old
pictures are copied by this process so as to
look - well or better than the original
picture. Those having old pictures or
choice paintings or sngravings for pres
snts, cannot do better. than avail them
.s.ves of this remarkable improvement.
~ r IL. THOMAS, Photographer,
Corner of Eighth street and Commercial
| avenue. l2.2l.tf
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
Hot.ted windows, with or without
glass. Enquire corner Thirtssnth and
Walnut streets. 43.i5-2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - - =. : d.
- - - NOTICE. ~
The annual meeting Of the stockholdsrs
Of the First National Bank Of Cairo for the
election Of directors, will be held At the Of.
dee of said bank in Cairo, on Tuesday, Jan.
aary ~, 1874, between the hours OF 10
o'clock am and =. o'clock pm.
..s...... CHAs. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
CAIRO, Ills, December 10, 1873. ID
ROSS.
Ross has on hand, and for sale large
quantity Of oak ard hickory wood, CIT and
split, aud ready for the stove. Also all
kinds Of coal which W III be delivered il any
part OF the city on short notice. Leave Or.
ders at coal yard, on Commercial avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. iJsc. s-sn
-
FUh SALE.
1he weil.known business stand OF CusteAd
y Provo, at the mouth of Clesrcresl, Aiex
snder county, Illinois, situated il one Of
the Gnest agricultural districts Of the wsss,
and with we'll established trade. This Win
be found rare opportunity for - energetic
BUSINESS man.
The premises consist Of store 2OX%o feet
. dwelling OF eight rooms, we'll furnished
and conveniently arranged, good cistsras
aud all necessary out-buiidinxs, and one
acre Of land. Terms liberal. Apply Or
address, WM. CCsTEAD,
la-s-lm. dSw. Cleearcres Landing, lis.
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10 be followed ny the Great London Sens.
ton, Ia Four Acts, Entitled
LONG STRIKE.
DAAK ATArEMEATs.

=. -. -. -
LNRIY.fIFTH report Of the coalition 81 tie
+ Fist National Bank Of Cairo. fnnois, at the aos=
81 tusipess bccembes "a, Isl.
RESOURCES
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state Of Illinois, county Of Alexander, s.,
!, A. D. Stafford, cashier OF the Cty Ma
tional Bank Of Cairo, do soletnnly swear that the
above statement /. true to the best OF my knowledge
sad belief.
A. H. Stafford, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this i''h day Of
January, 1874.
II. II. CANDEE, Notary Public.
csnsct-Auesi:
W T. HALLIDAY, }
H. S. HALLIDAY, Directors
u, D. WILLIAMSON,
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LIQUOR BoNDs.

State and city bonds Of John Currsn
for liquor license ware presented. Alder
man Meyers moved To approve said bonds.
Tho motion was lost by the following
vote; Ayes-McGaulsy, Meyer, Phillips
and kobinson-4. Nays-Korsmeysr,
Morris, Nsllis and kittsnhouss--4. Al.
aerman Meyers moved to refer the bond
TO n committee of two TO examine ~ 70 its
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DEPORT Of the condition Of the City National
SBaxk Of Cairo. At Cairo, In the state Of Illinois At
The close Of bu.ipess December u, ISIS.
RESOUKCES.
, 1874-10-26

pIrations for y third term. An account OF tic
iliorviow, givon by ono Of tho Committee, rnp-
reHoi,tB that It wuH Of considerable length,
antt vory ono siled that various roaaona wero
urged upon tho President why lo should declarc
hitnnut upon tho question. and TINT they onl5
slsccoedca in Go!titls n rosponuo. ftom MN tias
It Would l,p tto enough tu aeElinn nomination
wi,eu It should bs proirorod. Deyond this be ast
hilant md hsti nothlug to Offer. II In undoY.
stood that tho Committee will, howevor, tonight
or Tomorrow, publish to tho cornsry
q f., mt ssn,s r ,se hss rsseep tho Ws
they arc cu',titscnt lie will not dens, al ic car
tanly caIld not wall do Under tho cir
cutastaiWes.
II would appear from tito foregoing etatc1nont
dispatches q few aays SEo, That Grant would
Ct OIL oaIy day diatlain my desire for n
third turu, WIZ haacd upon the hope
TINT tho visit then IN contemplation,
which " Ill.,, vas made yesseMlay, would resnlt
having said Yesterday that ho foarcd nloes of two
HepuGllcan Congressman. and peshaps three, in
Now Jersey. Gen. Garfield, who II How liole. 10
reported TO lsnvo e1ptearnd tho opinion, that tau
ealno ca,'scs that operated 10 hurdiy against tho
! Republican putty IL Ohio ant. Indsaua t!,in fall
will have q alnitnr OBJECT In pcnnByiyauia, NeH
York, and Now Jcrnoy, and that Vi the apuroacl-
Ing election tho Republicans will lozs heavily in
thoso BtatGs.
Ito n. Assoetat<d pr.s..,
WAsn1NdToS, Oct. 25.-1ntimato friends nt
tho President hny ho Inns 1n4do 10 nllustou what
ever to tllcrn concerning tho quehtion Of third
tarni, uur III 1t kuown that any ono has toe,.-
toned Tho Bubioc. TO him, and whether he ,es in
my way oxpreussa himsclf IN srch ,uanuer u 10
Incline thoin to befo ie haB aspirations in thrt
direction. They further remark ulat, although
much l,aa been aStd and w1itten upon tho Sub.
jcct, tho question Inns not como to him III form
req,iinng roply, and therefore any uttoranca
ho might n,ako would not only DO gratuitous and
intrusiYe. but contrary to usRGo.
, 1874-10-26
MILWAUKEE,.
The Eev. DnAlsy t1ns n Plain Talk
with "a QlB E'nriaEt0fsers.

Special D1guotsh to 1he chttaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE Wis, Oct 25.-Tho Rev. brr.
Dudley preached in Plymouth pulpit to~uight 10
IN immeuao congregation. His topic was hiH
resignation 40 pastor, and the refusal Of tho
Society to accept 1t. Ho declared hls belief
in God, Christ, the communion Of saints, d
possoprl devil, inspiration, aud moral
heaven, md hell. but refused to be responsible
for doctrinai professions TINT human thought
the Swing school. Ha wanlA y new church ed!-
fee, whero be can preach to iufde's, ekept,cs
thieves. aud lara, W we'll as Christians where
pews can DO had cheap, aud on ncttse-working
up y now one, by reforming tue u,anuSl 10 % to
admit to 1nemhership all porsona aceling Ch1ie-
tianity without regard to misty doo.rinal points.
Ho calls tho whole congregation, both mombers
him next "Wednesday. Ihs Rddraaa has creatod
quita = RenaAtion.
, 1874-10-26
FOURTH ILLINOIS CONGRESSIONAL
D1STRICr.

Cor.tiuondfAes VI 1Ae Chieaq1 Tribune.
EL0lN, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-Tliero is come dlaturb-
anco in tho political atmosphere Of this torn at
the present. 1t has been unusually quiet for
town OF tie Importance OF Elgin. Politics has,
however, failed TO elicit much onthuelasm.
Very littlo Interest 10 felt in Hurlbut. THIS was
seen 10 meeting called lsst Wednesday for tho
nepuhlfcan candidate for tho Legislature. Mr.
C'aliu, Of pnpage County, which meeting was
held In tue Court-House aud only about thirty
persona woro present, frioilds snd foos. The
speaker ecemod much disgusted, and thought
tho Republican party IN this town In very
bad plight Il that mootlng Nero : specimen Of itR
strength. But ho doea not understand tho dis
case Of this place. The party OF thls county las
besn .nado 90 much Of ring.intcEeat, and 80 largo
combination Ia tue war Ut aarVllity, that Tue
people will l,ays ltsla to do With party maohin-
cry and managers. They will not 80 TO the
much OF \ yota from those who usol to do w!u-
ing aud Coud work whou tuas work was not
bunda1o.
Hur!but passed through lere yesterday With
little notice, on his way to Ms kppolu.snont at
Dundee. 1Aoeo ere notices pogt1d MP for
mnetinR for him tonight LII the Opera.unuso.
aud, to make 4 draw of IT, It hns bean adyasslaad
for aome days paAt ~ a totat dtaouaason, Tho
trick Ia now undorakood, and ndll probably koep
moro Away tllau will be drawn by II. Notius han
beon giveu that FhrnBwukth will speak hor9. III
tho 0pe1a.Nousa, which has been soeuysl for
hlnl, ou Saturday night OF uext Nees.
Thufu pAA uotn ferY little astlY uapet tsau&d
htf4 fdt i f4w ditu. ia ths tat4test 6f HAf}kub.
, 1874-10-26
i,nye 10 - stop down aud oil: after tho Forty

nave 10 - BItU GOWN Atu 1Is NItHE Lut foltJ@
third Congress-.
the pl1arpcat kind Vi {: ca,,pSiEM y being made.
u IL now roproacntott by w. y. Williams. Of Allie
ea y %as o,eGto Cd e M rn yaen,'r r. oeo1. co.,
by By lr nsariy ,0uo m.jori.y. Williams '''it IN
good lawyer. 3nt has prcvon
good Representative nlt i,n y utterly dessl-
nnt!-Cbpndttr n,an. 10 1aoks the uervs TO say 10,
n.tu MT sccnlt!uEly. IfiH upponont is the Hon.
Mark u. Wjibcr, who MnH clo1teA to tho lhnt Snn
nto from AilnSau County A. Nepub!tcAn. la
Is irclesa worker. nn ~ e1es,ss s ns,oc eaanpslgn-
nor,t, md III n,nkiuE moro thorough oanvasn
tl,an my othor Congressional candislnto on other
glle lit lhe State. Tho result will DO ooso con-
test with tho chances in favor of W,lber.
THE sIxTH p1ATK1cT
will, without doubt, ctoot tho Opposition candt-
tuts. Gaorge Ii. Duratid d.-tlofeatpg tho presont
member Josiah ". Dogolc the Republican cult
date. Tho latter proyctt to bo 1uera cyp9.or In
1nughing-stock ct hiu,belf. as did Field. He is h
mnn Of neroly Average ability, md also narop-
rosent.l Iiis district ot tho n,trroncy question.
There IL no doubt OF Ills doieat, II full voto iB
pofled.
TUE SEVENTH D.nrn{Cr-
represented by Omar u. Conger-is also bsing
warmly contoated. Congcr, though q man Of
ability, has become unpopular, aud his
taking his bacll-pny may DO tho moana
Of causing him TO take back Boat Ho Ii q Hub-
solvont Ci,andlerite. md tho Custotn-H House
Hing as Port Huron are working might and main
for hia recollection. though t(.oy would really
prefer another Republican to him. His opponent,
EnoB Goodrich, ts IN old ploncpr, u IaQn OF
sturdy honesty, and will lnakc him a very close
run, even Il ho duos not defcat couger.
THE EiHnTH D1HTn1cr-
now represented by n. D. Dradley--,iB also close !;
but tho chances aro III favor Of his re-otcction.
as his opponent, George T. Lewis, is not tue
strongest man that could have beeu selected
agai1at him.
THE H1NT1r DISTRICT
now represented by Jay 4. Huhbell--ia tho
htrongost 1lopublican district, growing out Of
arc without organization. Tho Democratic
Congregational Committee Of that district neg.
lected to cali q Convention, but m informal
Convention Of Democrats was hold, mud Henry
Il. Noblo Of Antrim County, placed in uomi.
nation. Without doubt Mr. Hupbell Will bo
hest to wtitowaal Doss" shepherd. .-Ao
(llubbel1) being member of the bposia1 Joint
District Con,tnittoe laHt sossiou.
TO aUat ur,
It NAV be said after caroful reyiow Of the Bitua-
ton, that tho Opposition aro lilcy to o!ect their
candidate for Goyornor, aud possibly Attorney
General-th0 ltnpubltcan candidate being ,ll-
known as T. third, rnts cfoss-roed8 lawyer. They
stand III even chnnce to carry the State Eeuato,
and yili make tho Legislature close whi!o,
frona present nppearancua t1soy will elect threo,
a1,d possibly four, Of the niuo ConRressmen,- -
tho delegation now beng aolidIy Republican.
Thero ID abunhnut ovioonpo that Michigan wilt,
ty this election redeem herself from tho political
Blayery that has so long been disgrace to her.
and place noraelf In Line with aGs column ol
lofolm. erRcTAGoa.