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HOUSE.

Mr.. Cox offered resolution, directing
the Secretary of the Treasury to require
from the President and. Cashiers of all
National Banks in New York city, u re-
port under oath, within ten days of the
amount of gold coin, certificates and
checks. held by such Banks at the close
of business on December 10, and to
transmit the same 20 the House. Re-
fcrrcd.
Mr.. Harrison, from the Committee on
Elections, made report in the Arkansas
contested election case, with resolution
that Bell was not elected but Snyder was.
The resolution was adopted without dis
cussion.
Mr.. Bradley, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported back, with an
amendment, Senate bill to amend the
act of the 10th Of June, 1872, for the
restoration To the homestead entry OF
certain lands in Michigan. The amend
ment was agreed to and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hereford, from the same commit
tee reported adversely on the bill author
izing illinois to select $4,000 acres Of
public lands, 10 which she is entitled by
law. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Bundv, from the same committee,
reported bill TO declare the Memphis
and Kansas City, and the Kansas City
and Memphis railroads military and post
roads. Referred.
CISiI Rights and Finance Bills.
Mr.. MAYNARD desired to GO to the
Sneakers table for the purpose Of taking
up the finance bill.
Mr.. Randall remarked that the civil
rights bill would be reached on the
Sneakers table before the finance bill,
and therefore objected.
Mr.. Cessna suggested that unanimous
consent might be given to lay aside the
civil rights bill, without prejudice.
Mr.. Randall remarked that there were
other Objectionable measures on the
Speakers table.
Mr.. Maynard then asked the unani-
mons consent to take the finance bill
from the Speakers table and make some
disposition Of 1t.
Pending the question Mr.. Beck moved
for an adjournment.
The question was taken oy the teIiers,
and was strict party vote, the Demo
Gratis voting for and the Republicans
against it q,
The vote was announced as AZ 10. 93;
quorum voting:
Mr., Dawes called for the yeas and nays
The yeas and nays were called and the
vote resulted as follows: Yeas, Sc; nays
1el, there being 80 more than quorum.
After the vote was announced, Mr..
MAYNARD again asked unanimous con-
sent to proceed to the consideration Of
the finance bill.
Mr.. Randall was about 10 renew his
suggestion, when Mr.. Dawes interposed
| a motion To go TO the business on the
Sneakers table This being regarded on
the Democratic side of the House ss an
indication of"s purpose to force the
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RJacob kemper, of Brownsville, Licking
county, was thrown from his wagon into
ditch, about fve miles north Of Colum-
bus, Tuesday night. His wagon fell on
him and killed him
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at'heelina 2egister.

s,Id slsssd in New York yesterday
a, lll:.
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invalid lady may avoid that severest of
ordeals-the consulting of family ply
sician. Favorite Prescription is sold by
dealers in medicines generally.
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FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
WAsHINGToN, December "a.
SENATE.
Senator Carpenter Elected Presidenl
DrO TEN.

pro tenn.
The Senate WAS called to order by Chief
Clerk Mcdonald, who read communica-
tion from Vice President Wilson, stating
that he would be absent from the city
upon the meeting of the Senate to-day,
and requesting him to inform the Senate
Of the fact.
Mr.. Anthony offered resolution de-
claring that in the absence of the Vice
President, Matthew H. Carpenter be
chosen President pro tenn, Of the Senate.
Mr.. Stephenson moved the election be
by ballot. Agreed to.
Mr.. Anthony nominated Mr.. Carpen-
ter, and Mr.. Stevenson nominated Mr..
Thurman. A vote was taken and re-
suited, Carpenter, 33; Thurman, l8.
Upon taking the chair, Mr.. Carpenter
said;- Senators, please accept my thanks
for this renewed expression of your kind
ness and favor. The only return / can
make will be an impartial discharge of
the duties. which shall indeavor to do y
Mr.. West said that yesterday he was
constrained to do very ungracious
thing in Objecting to the passage OF the
resolution for holding recess. He made
the objection in Difference to the wishes
of his colleagues from the Southern
States, who had voted to oppose any re-
cess. He now moved that the Senate pro-
ceed to the consideration Of that resolu-
ton.
The motion was agreed to, and the
resolution was passed without discussion.
The naval appropriation bill received
from the House, was read by its title and
referred to the Committee on Appropri-
utiuns.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

thorcli"i
and cure Of all
'lernngrin"uts
In the stomach
liy"r,and bow
els. They ARE
n mild ap"r-
lent, and ~.
C"ll"ni purRa
tive. Being
purely N"g'ia-
bic, they con
tain no DI"Tcu-
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COnsliatta Troubles.

Mr.. Clayton submitted the following,
and asked for its present consideration:
RcsoLred, That the Secretary of War
be requested, if not incompatible with
the interests of the public service, to lay
before the Senate the official reports and
communications of Major Lewis Merrill,
L. S. a., relating to certain disorders in
Louisiana, known as the Conshatta trou-
blcs.
Mr.. Bayard objected, and it was laid
over.
The Amendment of the House of
Representatives to the Senate bill sus-
pending the law in regard to the con-
traction ofsurgeons in the army till Feb
ruary lst, 1875, was concurred in and ihe
bill passed.
The Senate then went into executive
session, and soon afterward adjourned
till January 9Th.
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MARRIED.

G-wICKHAM-Atth the Fourth 81.
VI. F. Church. December y, 1874, at soclock
p. NJ. by Rev. DIR. Reilly, Mr.. WM. c. YoUNG
city.
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Pinchback Wants n Seat.

Mr. Morton submitted the following,
and asked for its present consideration:
ReSoired, That the Senate recognize
the validity Of the credentials of 2. B. S.
Pinchback, and certified by Governor
VIM. P. Kellogg of Louisiana under the
seal of the aforesaid State, and the Com
mittee of Privileges and Elections are
instructed to examine and report if said
2. B. s. Pinchback is entitled to be ad-
mitted on the prima facie case thus made,
or if such admission should be postponed
until investigation be made as to the
charges of corruption in his election al
legged against him.
Mr.. Thurman objected to the present
consideration of the resolution, and it
went over.
Mr.. Edmunds called up House bill to
provide for the authorization of the
revised statutes of the United States and
to preserve the originals of all laws in
the department of State. Passed.
Mr.. Morrill, presented memorial of
Fisk Mills, (Sculptor) asking TO be re-
munerated for expense incurred in pre-
pairing model for the equestrian statue
of General Rawlins. Referred.
Mr.. Anthony presented memorial of
the widow of Commander w. b. Cush-
ing, L. S. n, for pension. Referred.
Mr.. Wright offered an amendment in
the nature of substitute for the bill to
provide better government for the Dis
trct of Columbia. Ordered printed and
laid on the table
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, December %, sP. n.
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The Arkansas Government.

WAsuISGToS, December 23.-The ar
gument before the Arkansas Investiga-
ting Committee was concluded to-day.
The indications are that Representatives
Poland and Ward Of Illinois, will report
in favor Of the Brooks-Smith, and the
other members of the committee will
support the present State government.
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II Is II.
- Halfhbls. fresh No. MnckercI.
~ " " N"I NN"
10 Bbls. fresh No. 2 Ma, kcrrI.
10 " " No.
~ " Labrador Herring,
received and for sale by
Iusdecl NJ. REILLY.
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Chief Engineer Hill Discharged.
Convicted OF Manslaughter.

CINCINNATI, December 23.-The jury
in the Daniels murder case, after being
out forty-eight hours, returned verdict
of manslaughter, and the prisoner was
sentenced to the .penitentiary for ten
years.
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. uv.haud Accused Of His 1W1ie
- Death.

Bosros, December 2$.~There wa was
much excitement in Milford \ a., to-Tas T:,
over the inquest on the body OF MIS- MIS-
e %s;,. who died enciente, under sus-
niS;pr, . circumstances. Her husband Is
iPmsnSr.ed P%. of having caused her death;
also the death of two chiidfeh anu :,
ter of his wife, who was also tnoagns IGN y, "
have been enciente by him al the time oi @
har har dsstb The whole matter will now
be Investigated. -
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FO u n d r Y,
NJ A G. IL | y L S II o L
FoRGEs AND PIPE FITrISo,
STEAM ENGINES, MILL, STEAMBOAT
M CHINHRY

M n CHI I'M EL2 Y
Manufactured ahG repaired. I,
special attention given 20 light and heavy
forging. house. bird ye. railroad and jail work
and al, work OF similar character.
steam and gas htting IN Ail its branches,
4 fun assortment OF Morris, Ta-her II Coz
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
etc, and gas fixtures always ON hand.
PIPING or HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALLY.
Agent foI cameron special steam pump
aud boiler feeder Tho beet manufactured.
Coll. patent syphon pumps. and Judson''
pat NJ governor and governor waive,
The following engines, etc.. for sale
Two steamboat cn,iuc-, l-A lHCh bore oi
cylinder; tive feet stroke, and IN good order.
one steamboat shaft and crank; wrOt iron
ono engine for hosting freight; IlNlG.
one luA2O saw Mil engine, with shan and
cTSui, for muly o. lang saw. second hand.
one new IKE engine; my own manuisc.
tCre.
Also, % secondhand stavc cutting ma.
chine and 'ointer, and warehouse hosting
machine, IN good order.
Engine, and machinery o! all kinds bought
and sold.
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REPRESENTATIVES. CoNvEN-
TON.

4 Republican convention Tor the purpose
Of nominating a candidate TO represent the
Finh District in the state Legislature, will
be held 81 Mound City, Illinois, on Thur.
day, August IL. 1874, at IL O'Clock, a. IN.
The ratio OF representation VIII be one del
egate for each 100 votes, and one for zach
fractional ~ vote. ca.t for L. :. Grant and
Henri Wilson for president and vice.
president At the presidential election In
1872.
The counties win he rntiil.g 10 the follow.
Ing representation -
Alexander, ........ ................l2
JAcksob' .'.....'...,... ..''..''l'
I mon s...... ....s.... s...........
The Republican county central Commit
tee in each OF the counties composing the
district are respectfully requested TO call
county conventions, and appoint delegates
20 represent their counties in said conysu.
tion. By order OF Committee,
MATHEW J. IssCoRk,
"j.tt Chairman.
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The Aldiue, while issued with all the reg.
ulav.ty, has none OF the temporary or time
IS interest characteristics of ordinary peri.
udical-. IL Is an elegant miscellany of pure
light and graceful literature and collec-
ton OF pictures, the rlrest specimen Of ar.
tist.c skill, in black and white. Although
each succeeding number ailOrus a q esh
pleasure 90 rs friends, the real value ana
beauty OF .he Aldine will be most appreci-
atei gl,er 10 ha. been bound up at the close
OF the year. While other publications may
claim superior shcapuess, rs compared with
rival. OF similar class. the Aldine is an I'M
igug and original ncopton-alone and un
pr1lghcI--ab.olutely without concept"
In nrLnn or nhArActer.
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STATE or ILLINOIS
Alexander County.
In the Circuit court Of Alexander sounty.
September Term, ls74.
THE Howe Machine Company"
".
john u. Lowe and Amelia VI. Lowe. his
wife; William Martin: William X. lane :
Cleopatra Brown and Eiphley Brown her
husband.
Bin in Chancery 10 Forccio-c Mortgage
and for Relief.
Notice il hereby given Of the pcndcncy
OF the above entitled suit and thai the time
and place OF the return Of summons in the
case Is the fret day OF the next term Of said
court 10 be holden al the court bou-e In the
city OF Cairo, in said county, on the hrst
Monday oi september, 1874.
RHUBEN $. NOCUM,
GREEN y GILBERT, Clerk Of -lii Court.
solicitor tor complainant.
2i-,-29.dl.vit
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The MODAL for Progress. !"
Inc highest Otder OF "AieJai Awarded
10 NE INnnalIiun
NO SEWING MACHINE RECEIVED A
HIGHER PRIZE.
4 FEW coon REASONS:

IA sew Invention thoroughly tested
aud secured by Letters Patent
Make as PERFECT Lock Stitch. al Ike
on both sides, on all kinds OF goods.
3.-kuDs Light, smooth, Nuiselcss, and
Rapid-bcSt combination OF qualities.
4.-Durable-Runs Tor years without re.
pairs.
J.--Nill do all yaritics OF Work and Fancy
stitching ia superior manner.
q j. most eai-ly MANAGED iy the opera.
tor Length of stitch ma. ur altered while
running. and machine can hc dreaded with.
out passing thread through rr.ps.
1'-Dc-ign simple, Iug ulpIs, Elegant.
forming the stitch without the use OF Cos
Wheel Gears. Rotary Cams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in
,ilres uniform length Of stitch at any speed
Has our new Thread Controller, which fol-
lows easy movement Of ncCde.bur and
urcvent- injury TO thread.
ICy"r'-iictiop most careful and I'm
l-Ltu. ltl- manufacturer W tba most slili-
iul an experienced mechanics. at the ceIe-
brated REMINGTON ARMoRY, lLIoN, y. ).
Chicago Office, rs state street.
gS--6-2G-2m
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OUR CHURCHE3.

.UHlsTlAN CHURCu-Elghteent stree
between Washington aud Walnut.
prcao hing every third and fourth sunday
SUNDAY school at 3 y. In.
Irhyer meeting Wednesday evening.
.. r II THfyBLg, Pastor.
hksB1I ETHAN kiRhth Street
sf9achinr, sabbath At 10l q N. sDd u y m
mayer netuSP, Wednesday a. " r. n.
tiooa,h slcocl, Bpm Nj L.rsaer. 81
rr,sndort HEv. II. TuIyrs. rss,c,
cal HcniSl Cor. Ytzhth aud Wslnrt e,s
r.t hing, sabbath nt II s.rl., and 7 r, To
'sa.er meeting, Wodnosdsy, a pm:
:snpath school, =. Pm. l.. W. stillwell
HJACb Or ihE hEDaEMEh "a pi,oo
Golns prayers. Sabbath iOi al
-yeninR prayeta, I.p .u
aObatb school. a.nI
i-EY. ChAs "a, UiLbEEI, heoLJI
Z. fATKtCK's LBURCH--Einto St and
ny 4sG!nysOn Avenue
.ni'c sor'ice, sabbath sac and IN ala.
Ne-psrS, Z pm
sabbath 5Choo.. = PIN.
.erNico every ory, X am.
kEy. /. J. UHALLoRA.,, Priest.
~ 'ErH 10 CuUKCH.-tGerInan, cor
yer Il Walnut and Cross streets.
Mass. every sabbath at 10 O'Clock n, ia,
Nc.p.rs, y. va.
N's during week days, O'Clock u. In.
Hgv. &. HOFFMAN, Priest.
~ IMAM LUTHERAN CHURCH-i3th
81 eet between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
Preaching sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
shDbath school st z O'Clock %. M
HEy. =. DUEHsCHsEK, Pastor,
iOuNu MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSoCIA.
housekeeping meeting second Monday
each month At their room over Rockwell
: CJ's BOOK store, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, u pm. at
be rOOm.
a. W. srILLwELL, President.
5kCONp MISSIONARY BAPTIST
ShuhCH.-Corner sycamore and Forty.
hr-t streets. Preaching Sabbath At Ii
o'clock a. m. AnI . o'clock p. m.
sunday school o'clock p. IN.
Tie church IL connected with the Illinois
Association, ~ the Flint Missionary Bap-
dst Church OF Cairo.
Hsy. sOLOmOE LKoSAkp, Pastor.
EhlCAN hkIHODIsT.-Fourt DO
tween walnut and Cedar.
services, sabbath. IL AIN.
sabbath school, IA pm.
Glass meets st pm.
ECOSD FREE WILL BAPTIsT.-F1f.
teeuth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Services sabbath, IL and 3 %. N.
REV. y. HICKS, Pastor.
Rec WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
SABBATH sCHOOL.-Corner Walnut
and Cedar Streets.
sabbath school, o am.
'.RsF FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
--ourry's Barracks
so:yices, Sabbath II ain, 3p.m. &TSp. m.
REV. VIM. KELLEY, Pastor.
: INST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
-Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth Sta.
Preaching sabbath, lO4 am. and "A pm.
Prayer meeting, " = 1nosday evening.
Preaching, friday evening.
sabbath school, y pm. John VsnBaxter
aud Mary stephens, Superinte ,nts.
REV. I. J. SHORE Pa-tor.
ECOSD BAPTIST CHURCH, ourteenth
street. between Cedar and Walnut. The
only Baptist church recognized by the As
ISOLATION.
services, sabbath. II am. pm. and 7 pm.
Hvv. JACOB BRADLEY. Elder.
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ART DEPARTMENT, 1874! : s.:s

The illustrations OF the AlIine have w,
. worldwide reputation, and IN the art CEN
tres OF Europe 10 is gn admitted fact that
if- wood cuts arc examples of the highest
perfection ever alta iuCd. The common
prejudice m ryorDt steel plates" is rap
iHIy Welding 80 l,... educated and dis
terminating taste which recognizes the adj
vantages the advantages OF superior artistic
quality with greater facility Of production.
! The quarterly tinted plates Tor 1874 will be
! Nv Ino-. Moran and j, ID. Woodward.
/ Tho Christmas issue tor lsI4 win contain
! ,oucill designs appropriate TO the season
uy olr best artists. and will surpass in at
tract ous any ~ 10 predecessors.
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MAsILR'- VI.
" ~ In : Al4i.
STATE or ILLINOIS.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Alexander county Circuit court.
Iuhn If. Davis

STATE or ILLINOIS.
ALEXANDER COUNTY, -
Alexander county Circuit court.
John ii. Davis
v. Bii for
Asa MA, Jacob wilson,, Foreclosure O.!
Robert Bcu,ly and Thomas MORTGAGE.
=. NIlkM-.
Public notice IS hereby -INrn. taaj iu pUT-
'tInvr Ui u decree entered OF record iA the
Hh"Nc.entitled cause. in said court. on the
2Ith day al June, A. -. 1874. I John -
llarlnan, master ia rGanccry OF said county ,
viii, on Thursday, the -Nih day August \.
u. lS1i, 81 the hour az . O'Clock p. N. Of
laid day, sell II public ycuduc 10 the highest
bidder Tor ca,l, at thr front door OF the
court house, i'm the city 0t cairo. in ,Iil
cOunty and state, the following described
real estate, to-wit: The east half of the
northeast quarter the northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter, and the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter, all in sec
ton twenty-five 90, township seventeen
10, south of range INO .-| west ui the
third principal meridian, in the county OF
Alexander aud stgir of Illinois, together
with all and singular the tauemout- ana he
reditaments thur.unto belonging.
Cairo, Illinois, july 80, 1874.
JOHN q. lIAEMAS,
8. l.. WHEELER, Master Ia CuHnccry.
solicitor for Complainant. aO-1-29-wi
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STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
uoYcrnor-JsAH l.. HeyeridPe
l.ieutenar .-DOVtruOr--
secretary OF Stnte--Cen~gc Il. Harlow.
Auditor VI Static. r.. L.ppiLcott.
state IrcasuTCT-CAsper hutz.
Attorney GeucTai-lAmes X. Edssn.
>upt. Public lnstrlCtiOn-S ewto. Batsman
CONGREssMES.
sen.tnrs--RichNrl j. Og!esby aud John A.
,JyAn.
Reproductive Eighteenth Distric,-I-acc
iemenis.
hEhBkKS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representative In the both district
: Ohm u. Oberiy, VIM. A. Lemms and Aath.
~ J, ln.cnre.
Senator for the both district.--Iesse " are
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, OF Alexander.
states Attorney--PatricG II. Pope.
t.erk--R. 3. Yocuia.
-Lerit--A. Il. Irwin.
Vim. MArtin--Assessor and Treasurer.
SlrvoyOr-.Johu u. Hey
COUHTY COURT,
Judge Y. Bross.
Ass0ciates--J. L. McCrts and y. MAIshll.
On.
Cierk-Jacob q. Lynch.
COroner-JOhn II. Gossman.
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THROUGH LIFV.

W. light VI, gin. ths' ever ..s,on tens
AUD lot tltw fall uuhss1.5 from gu
.rssr,
Ia our great esrue.tnrs H. reach and
clasp
The promised treasure Of the COMM yssfs
oi else we NOUN some greAt 1904 passed
away
And. 10 the shadow 81 cur grisl shut 10,
Refuse me lesser GOOD we yet might VII
Iie euered pss-a ~ 4 gladlss, OF TO-DAY
>pt'rough th inbers our life we pAu
Md leave thriv one 10y one, anu never
stay,
Not knowing how much pleasAntnes- there
was
In each. until the closing Of the door
Has sounded through the house and died
away
And IA our hearts We sigh. Forever.
more"
-tChambers' Journal.
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r,sTOI,tNls more tnan SUBSTITUTE Tor
rs.,,r M II is the only sAFk article In
e-S'stsuce wh.aA is sure 10 regulate the bow,
-, c,Ir, wh.lcohc and produce natural
slccp. II sp.easant TO take, Children need
not rry and mothers may sleep w. WY
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SECRET ORDERS.

TIE MAsONs.
- - COMMASDERY, No. l3.-stated
A., 'iOly AZ the Asylum Masonic Hall, hIst
al I'D Mondays In each month.
~ no COUNCIL, No. A.-l.aYular Conyo-
r.h al at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
~ s.ch month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. 7l.-Kegulaf Con-
vocation at Masonic Hall, on the third
tuesday Of every month,
AFRO LODGE, SO. 80 =. K A. " Res gu
lar Z" .aIlunicAtions AZ Masonic Hall, the
sJr1 4 ard fourth Mondays OF each month.
THE ODD-FELLOWs.
LLNANDEK LODGE, a2t-Meets IN odd
Ng..ows' Han, 81 Arter's building. every
IhuTs'sy evening ~ O'Clock.
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FoR SALx.--2Oo aozsn one quart iruit
cans st 81 per dozen half gallon cans ~
81 so per dozen, all Of good tin with
grooved seams, manufactured anu Tor sale
by A. HALEY, ies Washington svsnus,
near Tsnth. street, s2.7-l7.lm.
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Newspaper advertising il now recognized,
by business men having f,'itb IN their own
wsref, as thn most effective means for %.
curing for their good. vide recognition
0their merits.
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,gniar IIniincnr.

tNai0f Llnlmchf.
Tho great discovery OF tbe
y aye. There Is no pain which
cA.A- tae Ceutaur Eminent willnot
HI relieve, no swelling which II
ENCD WulnOt subdue, and no lame
-, LdD moss which IL will not cure
= I'm This l. strong langnaRe, but
slz-Ssss - - is true. II Is No humbug;
l-nrtroar ne recipe l. printed around
T'N',T, circular containing certin-
t'l 1Ds T,,.as,d.riul cures OF rheumatism
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-04
CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

SSNV6N lSNs
pa Democratic Senatorial Convention 10
hereby called TO meet at Golconds, Illinois,
on Saturday, August 18th, 1874. The OBJ
ject Of the convention will be TO nominate
candidates Tor senator and members Of the
legislature TO serve in the next general as
sembly, and to consult - to the best means
for furthering the welfare Of the Democratic
party In this district. The basis Of repre-
sentation In the convention will be ono del.
egate for each one hundred votes cast for
Hon. 3. s. Marshall In Hardin county, and
Hon. Geo. w. Wall In the other counties 10
the district. IN the election for 1879, and an
additional candidate for each fraction ever
iiity votes so cast.
1t is earnestly hoped that the county COM
miltees will see the necessity OF calling their
county conventions at an early day to ap-
point delegates TO the Senatorial COnven.
| ton. 4, W. WILLIAMSON,
Chairman Democratic Senatorial Commit.
| the 5lst District.
June 23d, 1874.