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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

{. Koch has removed hi- boot and
shoe shop from the old stand 10 his
new brick building (uuc block below.
No. 80 Commercial avenue, between
Filth and Sixth streets. Whrrr hc viii
keep he h,-t home made AID ~. LOU
custom made boots and shoes. made Of
the best material good workmanship
aud in the latest styles. All order.
promptly attended Ia. 9.23 Il.
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Removed.
6-lS-tt'.

\. HALEY has renewed to his new
store room, lii Commercial avenue, OPP.
po-ite Winters Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house, where he will be
pleased TO see all his old customers and
as many new ones. 9.30-tf
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tistern~ leaned

Person. having cis,erns needing pump
ing out and repairing can have it done
promptly and At prices II suit the times.
by calling on j. >. Hawkins. Gross street.
have man aud pump employ ID all the
Sime Tor the pnrpOse. .-lG-it
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Attention, sir Il nigh q I

There will be regular conclave Of
Cairo Commandary. No. IL, X. r.. Mon
day evening. October 18th. Business Of
importance requires the attendance OF
every Sir knight. BY order of f. G.
I, KoRsMEYYR. Recorder.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
Opium or Morphine Eatsrs

cured without pain or inconvenience. III your
home in iodays. Medicines for nrst three weeks
treatment sent free to any address on receipt Of
fve dollars. State amount used daily.
Adlress, r. u. HUBBARD, ". d,
Manager ST. Louis lrebrisle Hospital.
OMcc-illl t,live Street, 81, Louis.
tn.ib.tf
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Masonic Notice .

Il The annual convocatiOn Of Cairo
~Chapter II, r. A. NJ, for election
of officers and other important
business. will be held Tuesday evening,
October 18th. \ full attendance Ia re-.
quested. &. HAsSY, Sec'y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

\ No. l New Trading Boat; counters
aud shelving all complete; 10 feet long
II feet beam. win be- sold at bargain
if called for soon. HENRY SAVERS.
lO-6-2w % Ohio Lcvce, Cairo. Ill,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

Trimmed and untri,nmed hats, wrap
pers aud dresses, and In fact everything
in that line can be found at tho lowest
rates ut Heilbron \ Wells.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

Hebron d Wells l. the only place in
town where you can lind complete line
of babies cloaks. babies robes, babies
iaerino shawls. babies bonnets, and In
fact everything in the baby line,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
sealed Proposals

WILL De received at my Office between Tue
w hours OF . o clock u. n,., and O'Clock
~ n, until Monday, October 18th, 1875. for ul-
nishing the material or doing the work, or b",h'
for the construction and reconstruction OF GER
proved september sih. ie75. said ORDINANCE Is
subject 10 examination ut any time nj my Ontce.
WM, FRENCH AXLEY,
CAIh0, Ills, Oct. i'h. ISIS. City Clerk
lO-S-td.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

The A,,rander Comfy Baak ciH i.ay M
tere.t Oh deposits IN tts sagiaq, deport-
-.sr,. iD-S-l"i
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PlcturCsuue America

b. At the BuLLETIS bindery--is numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gil, NOR
rocco: cost Sii; for sale at so,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

IL biiity, etc residence unnecessary; trv after
decres Address r, q, box 1897, Chicjgo. III.
e-s9-lliys
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
HANK STATEMENT.

Si5.5T2 II
We, Fr,tlolin Bro.s. President and II. Wells
Cashier, the above named bank do solemnly
swear that 'he above statement is trne TO the
best Of Our Lnowltdve and belief,
\ BROsS President
H. WELLS, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 3th
ALFRED COMlNGS,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
LYNCH G. HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Several good Farms and 3 1000 acres OF
unimproved Lands in Alexander county.
winters Block and winters
Row."
"A large number OF desirable Resi-
dences. and excellent vacant Lots, suita.
bic for business houses and residences.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
Drunkenness Cured /!

Wsthout inconvenience. at your home Anti
dots ssIt l~S 10 WY addssss ooSassips Of apc
s.u. ArpSAHu. = D.
Nanasss n. Leais lssbsbss is"sp'n'
once I'LL Olive Street, " Ionl'
le.i5.n.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

for sale ut the New York Store. Also
self.rising buckwheat -four, In boxes, tor
family use. ll.l5-l0t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
TO lIse CrRsle.
New g,uckwheat FIOu,

Choice line Of coffee and sugar just IN,
at the New York Store.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

pH'XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN Office, printed
80 81 and 81 90 per NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
FOR TREASURER.

FOR TREASURER.
IDlT0n BuLLJTfs - Please announce WI n.
NEDMAN a. - ca didaic for the Office IL ouhty
Treasurer und Asstssog ~ the ,Hru,aB NoN.ni.
Der election.
We arr authorized a. announce join
RI tVE ~ candidate Tor ti' oincc OF ountv
.-tircr aud Assc.sor, Ut the ensuing NONeih'
bere rCti"u,
We are authorized TO announce JOU< T..
llti ~ candi'ist" iIr ouniy Treasurer al tht
ensuing November ee'tion
Ton COMMISSIONERS.
We are au'hpiiled io anuuun the name 81
CEORG. ". ANN ms d; tnebCs, II. can.
III iH'e tor tie Once { 4 unity tuiuInisatOuer Of
Alexander county at the ensuing election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
CITY NEWS.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER Il. 1873.
local Weather Report.
a sp0Ix Wanted.


4 good cook wanted Immediately at
the BuLLrTiN office.
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FORLEASE OR SALE,

FOR LEASE OR SALE.
A number of Lots OH Levee, above
Twelfth street. outside lire limits. Also
Il large number Of other Lots In ditieren,
localities.
LANDS, in tract, to suit, near Cairo.
8-lS-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
Letter List.

List Of letters remaining uncallcd for
In the Post Office at Cairo. Alexander
County, Illinois, Saturday. Oct. 10th.
Is-s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17

AlIhen Mollic, Allen Annie, Barlow
Ellen. Casey Mary Ferguson Mrs. Thos.
Ferguson Ella, Green Nellie. Ilcrston
Malvina. Love Mandy, Nickels Francs
Robertson Harriet, Selsby Mandy,
Springs Emma, Stemph Louisa, White
F. T., We'll /. b., Walker Harriet.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
aNNOUSCIMEN rs.

sJaAnnounce e5 ca3l inva ria
bIvi- sivsncc. No exssptlS.s - .4is
mia
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
oEyrLElES's LIST.

Aakin Jas, Clayton Alfred, Calvin j.
g., CLAIR: J. A., Connor John, Duncan J.
W., Everson Ole A.. German Timothy.
Gowns Andrew. Henderson Richard,
Jones John, Kelley Daniel E.. Kelly Jas.
A., kimbrough 4. ". Lindsey j., Lem.
onds G.. W., Lester Edw'd. Loveday Geo.,
Leonard ). A.. Patterson II. f.. Phillips
Jeil., Partce Jordan, Rediield {. A.,
Ryder j.. ROBBINS Wm., Steele David +.
Turner David, Weist George, Woods
Geo, Wilson L. d.
Persons calling for the above letters
wi!l please say Advertised.
GEo. ". MckEAiG. L. VI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02
Niel init mrnia gDorteu.

= M0u bat berednct. oab Der fIeine
Staat ScIaware beuer 6.441, 900 GOrbe
Rfrii6enlIIu ueilenWiro. Onruab mir.
be Der oieSiGbri9e Grtra9 iid I'M 3, ,779,.
164 SOrbe b0bsr be,iifern ala Die lebte
Grnote ieit beDinn Der 8friid3udt in
ienem Staot. Ser 9rObte Sbeil Der
iafti9en Srudt WrO nuf Den Mem gor,
fer Marft 9ebradt.
- Sanre @lild ldn9sre Belt Der I'M.
mittelbnrcn GiMluirfuns Der SOunen.
ltrabIcn ars0eiebt, entlpifelt cincu @iit.
'itoH. 0ieiem bis iebt tuenis beabteten
llmitano i6rcibt man bas bauF0c Gr.
franten nnb Sterbeu Der Sdueine an,
in bercn &ranf man iOlde @iId 9iebt.
= uor;ii9IideS &duderuneSmit.
tel in &ranfensimmcrn 1T 9emubIcner
8affee, bon Dem nlan einiac WeIcrIpi.
pen poll auf &oblen luirft. @emable.
ner &afee miro ou6 NIT 8ortbeil aur
eonlerpirun9 bon 8iIbpret nnO anoe.
rem 8leifh an9eluenbet, inocm man oaI-
islbe oamit beitreut. Sin paar &aifee.
loffeI poIl reihcn bin, um Elm sSeI6bmbn
mebrere Sage friid gu crbuItrn,
= Sin 8auer ermabnt uns, bic Gi.
9etltbllmer bon &iiben, lpeIbe bieIelben
on &artoHclfeIbern borbeitreiteu milIIen
100 Barrier @riin ausseltreut pnroe, All
luarnen, adtiam oarauf All iein. bob he
nidt bic St6fe oerleIben abfrelIen, 6enn
lle f0nnten iid oa6urd Ieidt Deraiften,
oa iolde Sale idOn int 8eiten Dor9c.
foHnlen iino.
Der nelIeitt Ylan, ben Wo6eoa.
men lebt on9enOnlmen baben, um fid.
oas 9dIti9e oeS glnprobiren8 BON &Iei.
bern an erlparen, 1T, bab iie iidl elm oe.
llaneS Wfooell ibrcr 8lite onfertiaen
lailen, oaS nit @ole auSQeltopft nit
eambrie befleibet unb ibrer SleiSermo.
herln ilber9eben ipiro, lueldle banu bic
5u uerferti9enben 8Ieioer an Dem glo.
oel probireu mub, bis iie uoIIfommen
paien, uno ben 0amcn 70 allen oomit
perbunOenen &rubeI erIparcn.
- ginen 9roben Srrtbum beoeben
bic meiiten llnierer iun9en 2eute, SSb lie
bic eritsn 3ebn Sabre ibrer profelionelsn
Garriere ibre Wfnbeltunoen anSitbliebIidl
BEN 8er9nii9en ui0men. Sic beoenfen
niht,. bab 9era0e biele Sabre ibnen bic
bette @eIegenbeit bieten, iieb blrd 9eIen,
8eidnen iInb Stnoiren i'm Nl9enteiilen
einen bOberen 8ilOuneserab 3H perl6af.
fen. glad) bieien ;eBn Sabren baufen
iid getu0bnlid Soreen. man ipir6 ftlIm.
pier. reHeftirt mebr, ais man smpfdn9.
lid 1T, uno finoet es unmO9lid, Die fOft.
bare nun 10 iInniIb bereel6ete Belt iuie.
ber einjnboIen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02
Aemeinniki9eS.
9iir bic heife 8eit

piro auf bic SaIieDIidure unfmsrtiOm
aema6t, ipeIde bsi ieoem Drosniiten
sn befommen iit iInb beionoerS ben
Sausiraueu ein mabrer Sausidab iein
faun. Sur weiie man riedenbe. piel'
Iei6t idJarf ammOuiaeuIiid risdenos
GaIicbIIdnre 3uriid unb perIan9e sdte,
9srubluIe. Sn Solsenosm einl9s Sin.
osr,eioc sur praftiiden Serpenonn9
Ses aenunnten portreffliden eonierbir'
uuasmittsIS: 8isdsnOes SIeiib Wiro in
wdlIerise Galicblidure (anf l aiter
warmeS @alier etiua 8ramm 9ere6'
neD cine Gnnbe lang 9els9t oann
gut ubesipiilt unO selpuiGen; 1T esisDr
itarf risdsnO, 10 nebme man etlpas
mebr. Gier werben in iolde Nolan9
etiua cine @irrteIitunoe lang ein9ele9t
OIL Der Cuff 9etrudnet mo auT gIerbret'
ter 9eitsIIt; fie baIten iid monatIans
friid. yisiue 8ubmild, init 0,O4-O,O5
p@t. trOdencr SaIieDlidnre permii6t
fOmmt bel ocwObnIiber &emperOtnr 36
Stunoen ipiter gum 0crinnen als
IOult. Die @lilb blsibt luObIibmedeno
mno Die fIeine Wien9e SolcDlidnre 1T
Nurd Den 8eidmad nidt wabrncbn'
bar, aud uerIiert Die Mlil6 lpeosr
ibrs Gisenidaft, Sobnr nbSni6eioen,
nod iid buttrn gu lOiIsH, Bier lpirO
Surd 3uiab uOn 0,03 8rOmm auf ben
9iter Dor @iI. uno SdimmcIbilbun9-
Dem iosenunntcn 8abmi9luerben-
tet. Gin9emadte Srildtc, 8ru6tiDru.
pc, Srudtidfte II. /. 10. iucroen Dor Sab
run9 mo SdimmeIbiIOung beluabrt,
wenu man, Obne bic gilbien bermetilb
su ucridIisBcn, ObenOuf cine 9Sriie Ga.
IicDlidurc pertbeiIt. 3u cingemadten
@emillen miidt man eben 10 fIcine
Micn9en SulicDIidure binSu, I'M fie Dor
Ocm SsrOcrben 81 idhbcn. ONcr Der.
fibrt, mic 10 chen porber bei6rieben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02

ar0 stlHhsss y aaersB { { 90 Ilt-
fern. Die Branfrst ~ NIT ben Htusftn gsr-
bslIsrnnssn psrlsbsu. WuswGrtist 8rhfnun.
stu ptrtsn prompt bsforst.
Nusgad9Hflu Gtbtpefaers unb Sims
eur9erI8dfe, icwts Faltf SpfIisn Fnb ~
isbr 1nssslsii ~ babtn.
Spfepb Q. Dtf9,
9c. 8I0 @aIHut SiTabr,
Columbia, 3D., oh. f5. f674-M.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02
Su bsr S9nls.

SH per SWule.
9ebrcr: 8as biit On?
SdiiIsr; Sin @tenid.
esbrer: 8as 1T Oeiu &utsr?
7. Sdiller; Sin Msnid.
9ebrer; llnO Seine SHUTTER.
Shiller: glud Gin Mnld.
9ebrer; SIT Msnl6 m6unIid) Obel
weiblib p
Sdller: Wiein 8rnbsr 1T mdnnIid
uno meiue Mutter ia6Iid.
9ebrer /: @ie? @as?
,S6ilIer (itOtternb); 9as weib i'd bon
ntsiusm Sater; peun Ct ntsinen 9robeu
Brlioer ineiut, ia8t er INNER Osl
Wfsnid uno tusnu er msine 9Ruttet
meint, ia8t er bas NfeniG,
= Shbrsr: ,,Sebsn Gis, bort 1T uOr
tilnt Sabren Elm Sdeer BON Der EeIs.
luanO esitHrat gr bat iidj ben Sopl
aufsl@lu9ea auO man bat aIaubt. et
fam bapon, aber nad brsl 3oeen N Der
8ranO OaSl 'fonmefl ilno oitorb ii Or
SranIeiu BiIman. ,,0uSiitiaiarsa.
LID S6tte man ben 9lrmen mint Surd,
cine Y mputation nod retfen f6n.
ften |" -af
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02

OWN ugtS
Nlb Rsp glpit, UNI $40 RpTesns,
Rab AlenIopn nno 'DsesS sStatiuntn um'' 5. 20
SpTniitdgs.
Ra9 8sapln philadelphia unS @ss. Siaiiunss
uni As Nahmiitase.
I@iie rah Sirrsbarg, ptrlaHtn pis fpIaii
9ulahen Rsp,gpri. um 900 Rprssns, uno .nnB
l2.40, SIS RaGniiitasS unb aHlof,
Dtrlafen philadelphia, I'M o. De une
um $40 unb 700 Radmitt q
DtIIafen Rtaoine, um 4.30, 7<40, ii 40 Wlpr.
gems, unb um 1850, 6.I5 unb Lis R. Dp,
0nIa6sn gettepille, um 5.55, {. 90 Rorssns, uRe
I'm 4.S0 Ra8mtiiass uno via S6uslfill uat
Sueausbanna 8wsiebabntn I'M sos RcTa.
UCrlaGsn Qfentppl, um 2.30, $50, $50 alpl.
gems, 1925, 4.30 u. s IS Ra6mittags q. Nbbs
Der 2.3O WOrstns Bug BON autnippH uaD Dn
4.SO Bug spn Rsabins stPta ntGt an ROn.
taesn.
Sonnta9ss 3det.
DerlaiTtn Stem. 9prf I'm SIS Ra1mitiaas.
DtrIalItn pstlaosIpbia um 700 RaHnitiaae.
Ssrlalfeu 8eaoins I'm 4.3U, 7.40 Nprstns unh
UNI TO-. is Ha9miliase.
0rlaGsn aasnippn I'M 2SO @prssns. unp I'M
S.45 Rahmitaas.
1 Bta ROTris uHb glftr GilsnbabH.
3. Y. Bpptten.
Btnsral, 9urerintenbtnl
Rrobtra. Sinuar 81. 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02
Rbiiacelpbia s MeaOinF
GiSenbabm.
DLnttrsarranstmtnt
9anuar II, 1875.
Sanuar II, 1875.

3ist sfrInlTsn parrisbura tpit folei.
Nab 1tp.sDu um $40, $40 RUrgtns, n
400 Rabmiitass, uHb um f7.dO abtn6s.
Na6 philadelphia, um $40, $40, 9.46 RprstH
uno I'M 200 unb $50 Ra1mittaso.
Rad Rtabins, UNI $50, $40 unb Q. .i6gRprstHs.
uno um 200, $50 unb 7.40 RaHmiitaae.
Ra6 gpitspillt, I'm $40, $40 Rprstns. unp TN
$50 Na6mittase, unb Sia SaHpItilI unb Cue.
autbanna 9psiSbabn I'M 2.40 Ra4mittaes
Rad aqtntoipn, um $40, $40 Rorgtas uH
400, $50 unb 7.40 RaGmtitags. .
Ole $40, $40 Rorstns 200 Ra6mtttaes. unt
t7.t0 absnojdss etben burt bio mad r. Bort.
Die $40 ROretns unb 400 Ra9mittases
9lst stbtn puIa bio naH philadelphia.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02

= Sn Der 9anScn 0drtncrflIuit glib
es wobI feiu 9rObercs @cr0nii9en, uIS
Die 8hmen3udt. @ir blifen unf Die,
ibrer S6Onbcit uno MannibfuItisfeit
ibrer Sldtter unO SIiitbcn ms onitrob.
lcnoen Yfan;su, nit cincm 8efiible Der
Sanfbnrfeit unb Qicbe. Sie iinO bnS
gr3eu9nib unierer 8ebanfcn, lnlcrcS
8eI6mafeS unb unierer Sor0fnIt.-
Sic @Hon3cnpeluddic uerbanfcn ibre
MannidfaIti9fcit ciner9 r9Iorrciden Sd6.
pfun9. glur iucni9e @odcn Suriif bot
infer @arten init ieinen pbtcH 8ertcn
nur bic Grinnerun8 al Den 70 lan9e
bNuernOen 8intcr bar; icbt abcr erldci.
nen bic 8eete, bebeft nit Dem bcrrIi6.
iten 0riiu, in Ieinen perldicbenen Ibitu.
fllnSen in Dem prddtieitcn 8Irmcn.
idmnfe, bel pel6em cine iebe 8liitbc,
untcritiibt burd Die mdrmcnbcn Son
nenItrablen, lpctteifcrt, unS fir Die iorO.
Iidc 8earbcituus OcS 8ooenS gu bclob.
nen, cine SclObnuns fir cine lunbrbait
quite Shat. Sebr ielten iinbrt nnr Cen.
te, bcrcn @eidmaf fir SdOnbeit, bur6
ibre Gi9cnnilbisfeit 70 irbr ub9eitumpft
mare, oab iie feline 8lllmeu Iiebcn f0ml.
ten; ibrc 3ObI 1T 10 9crine, mic Die Der
bOien Setter, weIdc auf ben Minuern
Der &irbb0fc ibr llnlueirn trribcn. lin.
ter Der 9iebe 81 ben 8lumcn 1T mir Al
peritebcn, bas @cfilbI. WrIbeS bel Sc.
tr0dtun9 in rnS crlucft miro, Gin Sc.
fiibl, lucIbcS ms al ein b0bcrcS @cicn
erinncrt nno gum giadOenfen bernnlobt.
ScSbalb ibr Sonsfrouen icib nibt 81
9ei3i9 in enrcm @artcn aud Der bcI6ci.
benen glume cinen @Iab gu 96nnen
Dcnn ibr Oieies tbut, 10 ncbmt ibr eli.
rer 9anSen 8amiIic cinen @cnub unb
aueIei6 cine 8cIcbrnn9; bic NatIr 1T
fir eure &inbcr bic bette Qebrerin. gSie
9lilfIib iinO bic &leinen, lprm Sbr ID.
lien sin SIilmbcu 9ebradt bubt, iie fib.
len iib mie Die @n9eI i'm $immeI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-19
VIRGINIA POLITICS..

The nomination of Gen. Bradley T. John
son. formerly of Maryland, for the State
Senate in Richmond, Va, has created dis
satisfaction in tho conservative party. which
has eliminated in the nomination of another
ticket. Richmond is entitled to two Sem
ators. and the conservative convention. after
primary election, nominated Gen johnson
and " Tanner. On Tuesday evening the
dissatisfied conservatives held largely-at-
tended meeting and placed in nomination
Wm c knight. president Of the Virginia
Agricultural Society, and P. q. Starke. a
leading agricultural implement manufacturer
The address adopted by the meeting charge.
that gross frauds were practiced at the pri-
mary election, thus vitiatiug the proceedings
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-19
THE WESTERN ELECTIONS.

The elections last Tuesday in Ohio, Iowa
and Nebraska, resulted in the choice of the
Republican ticket in eaeh of those States
The elections were for State officers only, and
while not without moral effect upon general
politics. can exercise no direct influence upon
the Affairs of the country. The National Re-
publican Radically thinks that while the re-
Gult is satisfactory to the Republicans it might
have been more go, and adds that .'in large
number Of towns, wards and precincts the
Democrats made gains" The financial ques-
zion, concerning which neither of the great
any platform. and concerning which leading
men on both sides advocate dissimiIar views,
entered largely into the Ohio campaign. The
Republicans oppose an increase in the volume
Of the paper currency, and the Democrats,
generally, advocate some relief to the present
financial stringency in the shape of more
money. The New York Times gives the fol-
lowing suggestive figures
"TakiDg the ten elections in Ohio imme>
diasely succeeding the war, adding the tenn
perauce vote to that of the republicans, aud
thus measuring with substantial accuracy the
strength of the two parties when the imitation
issues WAS not in question, and We find the
following facts: The average total vote has
been 4S1 ,095; the average republican vote
252, 56S; the average democratic vote 1885,
527; the average republican majority "a OIL
In the presidential elections of 1868 and 1872
ths vote went upto about $40, 600, aud the re-
publieaus had majority in 1868 of Al 1923,
and in 1872 of 1858, showing that though
with = very heavy vote the republicans have
not gained in proportion, they have, never
thsless. commanded sweeping msjorities.-
This year it is conceded on all sides that the
vote has gone beyond all ordinary years, and
has probably exceeded tina, of the presiden-
tiAl years; yet the republican majority is not
only not up to the level of the presidential
years, but it is considerably below the aver
Ogs majority in the State
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THE sTONEWALL BRIGADE.

A recent article of the Christisusburg
CVa) Aessengcr, on the history of the Stone
wall Brigade, copied from that paper into the
Lyuchburg Nirgmian. contained such glaring
emissions to call forth card from DR. E
4. Craighill, native of Charlestown, and
formerly . member of Co. G., I'd Va. To-
fautry, Stonewall Brigade. DR. CraighiIl, in
correcting the Messenger article, says:
elm enumerating the regiments composing
this famous brigade tho article states that it
Vas composed of the 4th, 5th, 9th, aud 33d.
but ouiss the I'd. This regiment (2d) was
composed of ten companies from the counties
Of Jefferson, Clarke, Frederick and Berkeley
and was the first regiment at Harper's Ferry
in 1861, and the nucleus from which the 1st.
afergard the StonewaIl Brigade, was formed
This regiment was first commanded By that
gallant officer Col. James ". Allen who was
killed while commanding and leading the
StoneWall Brigade at the battle of Gaines
Mill Col. Allen was then acting Brigadier
General commanding and his commission as
Brigadier had been made out, assigning him
to the permanent command of this brigade,
aud l have been told By his friends since that
his commission was found on his person after
death. Justice to noble christian gentle
man aud gallant soldier demands that Col.
Aliens name and the glory of his regiment
should go down to history, identified with the
most famous brigade of the war-the Stone
wall"
Tho final unofficial returns from Ohio place
The majority of Hayes, republican, for Gov
'rnOr. at 4.75s. and give the republicans II
majority in the House of Representatives, and
three or four majority in the Senate.
In lows, the Republicans gain about If
teen per cent. over their last majority, when
il was 1874
Tho election in Nebraska is supposed to
have resulted in Republican success.
In Newark, N. j., the Republicans elect
their Mayor by $500 majority, and elect IS
out of Is Aldermen.
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IL A r RIED.

On Tuesday. 2sth September. 1873. IN Martins
BEARD to Mlss sALLIE c. WOLF-ail of
Berkeley county.
In MartInsburR, o" the 29th September, 1875
by the same. Mr.. DANIEL N. AMBROSE to
Miss PHEBE JANE TALLER all of Berkeley
county.
In Huntington, Sept. 26th. W. II. HOLSwADE
auu EMMA GALLAHER
At the residence Of The brides father, Mr.. G.
". Miller. NV Rev. P. II. Murray. ROBERT a.
MARSHALL. - Jefferson county. aud Miss
MARY X. MILLER, Berkeley county.
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DIE D.

At Bolivar. Jefiersou county, octuber 0t.., 1875,
II months He was born In Frankfort, Germany,
November o. 1903.
At Bolivar. Jefferson county, September %.
1910, FANNIE MAY, infant daughter of A. and
Sarah c. Burton,-aGed years. months and 10
Near Charlestown. on Thursday, Octobes Il,
q. COLSTON. III the 2etb year of ms age. He
was WORTHY voupG man and a consistent mem
Der OF tile III. Church South.
In Charlestown, w. Va. on Tuesday morning,
the 18th of October. nf Consumption Mr.. j
EDWIN FIROR. late of Washingto. C H, OHIO
Deceased was SO years. months and % DAYS old
"a prlnter. buL of late years deputy Clerk of
tine Courts Ii. Fa. ette county, OHIO.
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% Joseph McCarty, of West Virgins,
was robbed of sl,7OO at indianapolis Tues
day night, while standing on the platform of
the Indianapolis, Bloomington aud Western
railroad, as the train was leaving the depot.
by three men. who jumped on the train. Mr.
McCarty thinks the men followed him from
West Virginia.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, oct.
In tho County Court. September Term, Is7S.
A T . County Court begun and held for said
IA County the 20th day OF September, 1878. ,
Roads will make ont itemlEed accounts Far ~
work performed within their precincts. the
amount due to each person, and ON what ao-
count. and shall present the same TO the Justices
of their respective Districts for Examination ON
or before the first daV OF May aud November in
each year. No account VIII bO passed by tie
COurG unless properly examined Rnd audited.
t A. MOORE. Clerk. j,
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~James Richards, of Rockingham county.
Va, was thrown from = horse on Tuesday
evening and received injuries from which be
died in fsF Ecuirp.