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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

RUNAwAY.-As the one clock train from
Washington was crossing the Long bridge to-
day 90 its way to this city it me. an or r car
rage, containing two ladies and gentleman,
going to Washington, the horses attached to
Which became alarmed, and, whirliug sudden.
", broke away from the carriage, which
caught against the side Of the bridge, and
dashed off ahead Of the train, beating it TO
jackson City, where they we're caught
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Fairfax county, dec lI-wts

DUBLIC SALE.--By virtue Of SIX 90 deeds
4 OF trust executed by James II. Dodd, 70
tne under gn"i, respectively, AID recorded IN
IN" Clerks yi?iGe 81 u" County Court OF Lou
,ioun, January -, 1853, Ycccj.b3r 1T, 1853,
February 4, ISL, August :, 1877, Junc2 1913,
aDd Jan. 7, IS, IN 80 vi A.Gn dtcI. MIS- 4. H.
DolI, the wiIc .. james i. DudI, has united.
we will ~ trustees named in said deeds, oior
Tor safe upon LnG premises, on 0AIU KDAl,
the END day o, Janusry, 1876, that valuable
Mill. PROPERTY in Loudoun cvCaty, Va,
on Little klver, three miles from AlddieburS,
known rs MILL t.iLL MILLS, containing
abou. two-,nd-t- hall acres ol !aad, o. wnlch Is
situated the said mus, l>Tgc and convc- a,za4s
nlent DWtLL.NG and All necessary -lAalsA
uulyuiidng>, Nj IN complete order, Ial= !nm1
has Recently Deem lifted up VITA new machinery,
and is sad u b" the most perfect merchant,
grisL, saw, ana water mlti IN the county. Inc
dam A,.= a!-c been rcOuut, at All expense OF two
thousand dollars, md Is now water tgAt and
perIn&:rnt.
Terms: One fourth cs.h on day Of sale, And
the bAlance in three equal annual payments,
With lntcrca. from day ol sale, SAID interest /" DC
pnlu annually, and the payment u be secured
by tnr: notes ol the purchaser, and deed ot
lru=t OF. tao property.
j. Is. TUCKER,
LOhMAN CHANCELLOR,
CHARLES T. JANNEY,
H. w. y. NULAND,
noy12 cots Trustees
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COOKS .sJy.Yp !sT9Tyn.p.E.g
HDOKS .SsN'U ST.FTYF.NE
JANUARY, 1876.
John e. Paarr0tt,
No So King street,
Next to Corse's Banking House)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

Dealer in
BLANK BOOKS WRITING and WRAP
PING PAPER, ENVELOPES, INho,
PENS, MUCtLAGE, PENHOLD-
ERS, lNKGTA y DIS, LEAD and
SLATE PENCIi S, SEAL
ING WAN, &C., &c
Also Engraved Notes, Drafts and Bank Checks.
Letter Copying Books, Presses, Brushes and
Ink, Erssing Rubber, Gum Bands, ;,ic,to
States and Books. or anything else wanted il
the Stationery Department. rs well IS SHEET
VI USIC besides FLOUR SACkS-pan or
printed to orfer-PAPEk BAGS of all kinds
and sizes Shipping Tags, 81, at factory prices.
inn l--tf
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
cCkt Atm

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, 1876. In the Senate,
to-day, during the morning hour, among other
business, the following memorials were pre-
sented
A memorial for ship canal to connect the
Mississippi aDd the Great Lakes.
A memorial Of the Society of the Cincinnati
relative to pensions.
A plumber of memorials are in for al official
investigation OF the effects of the sale and use
of intoxicating drinks upon the prosperity OF
the country.
The Chair, at 1890, said there was nothing
pending for the morning hour, and 40 special
orders.
Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, then called up the
resolution for the election of President pro
TEN.
Mr. Coukliug suggested that the matter go
over, and Mr.. Sherman acquicsced.
A resolution was agreed 10, requesting the
Secretary OF War to report the lumber OF
military arrests made in Alaska during the
past five years, causes OF arrest. e..
i ne OcOatc lIlc!l "eIll iutD tx CutlFc scNslOH.
HOUSE OF REPREs ENTATlVES.
The llouse of Representatives was not in
session. having adjourned until Monday.
GENERAL NOTES
1t seems to be well settled that before the
conclusion Of the present ST sslon Of Congress,
all official remains of the late war between the
States will be dropped. 1t is believed that
enough of the r puhlcans 10 the Senate Will
be found that uniting with the Democrats will
constitute majority in favor Of abolish
ing the iron clad oath, giving pensions with
out regard to called loyalty during
the war, and giving perfect amnesty
to Mr.. Davis and the other leaders who are
now uoder political disabilities after the 4th OF
July, 1876
1t is understood here that a change 10 the
postmastersfip OF Richmond is I'M ing the GER
tainties of The near future. 1t is understood
that Miss Van Lew, the present incumbent,
will retire and give place to Republican from
outside Of Rchm md. Maj Carter is named
as her probable successor.
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The Ark9IS.

New YORK, Jan. 7.-Stocks dull and steady
Moneys Gold l2a Flour dull and declining
Wheat quiet and heavy Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, Jan. va. Sizes peelcrs,
463; do. consolidated IS West Va. SKIES g.
Cotton firm aud fairly active; middling l255al3
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat firm; No. .
Western red 1855: Pennsylvania red I37al39;
Maryland red ll5.l45, do. amber l5O,l55; do
white ll5al45. Corn strong; Southern white
pew, $3.50; do. yellow, new 55a6O; Western
mixed, uew, 81 SPOT; 81 January Oats steady;
Southern 40.4S; Western white 44a46; do.
mixed 4la44 Rye quiet at 7SaS3 Hay dull;
Maryland and Pennsylvania 22aS25. Provisions
-nothing doing 10 round lots; order trade fair.
y activr. Butter dull and heavy; Western
extras 27,2S; do 6r>ts 24a26 Coffee dali and
unchanged. Sugar 6rmer but not quotably
higher. Whiskey offered at ll2 Ill bid.
As our reporter came along Water street last
night shlvering with the chill night air, aod
drawing bis oVercoat tightly about him, he
thought, now is the time for colds and
coughs, i" but it poor mortals only knew what q
certain cure Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is, how
few would long suffer, and then it only costs
twenty five ents.-Sandusky Ohioj Register.
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~ @ II EFT III n q N & w |

The undersigned wouI4 respectfully announce
to the citizens Of Alcxan: ri= and vicinity, that,
having introduced their Improved
STEAM FEATHER RENOVATOR
into this place, they are now prepared 10 cleanse
and renoy ate feathers In the most ctfectuai man
ner. by u pressure OF steam, and the way II L.
applied together with the facilities for vcntilat
ng and drying which we have invented, We
claim more eff :c.ually, and in less time to rem
ovate feathers than by any process ever offered
to the public. Our process not only clcAnses old
feathers from ai impurities, renewing their
matted condition. thereby Increasing their bulk
nearly one half, n aking them ighs and lively,
clean and healthy, bit also removes the dlsa.
greeable odor so common to new feathers and
destroys al moths md tbs liability thereto.
Gg"For further particulars ndprlceS see bills
which will soon be in circulation.
Satisfaction will be guaranteed, or no charge
will be made
Parties DESTROYS of examining the process are
respectfully invited TO call ~ our place OF busl-
ness No IS XII Nc STREET,
betw cen the hours o. and Il a m where the
patentee or his agent viii be found who will
lake pleasure in showing how the work IS done.
Send in your orders and come and see the
process yourselves.
Parties wishing to engage in safe and profit
able business will ind it for their interest call
and examine j. T. SHELDON, Patentee.
H.. C. WILSON, General Agent
References Rev j. L. Waugh, Rev. J. S.
Boyer, Rev Wm. ninwiddie Robert Bell, 5.
H. Field, NJ. D. Ball, u II. Ramey, Muir
Bros furniture dea ers, Enoch Grimes, Chap
msn Bros. City Hotel, .. G. Whittcsey Mayor
kemper, George Ii. Harrow, Nj. +. Thornton.
ian 5-tf
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NATIONAL, RANK

6ITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK,
" Aexar dria. December II, 1875.
The ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREit.
TOR~ OF THIS BANK will be held ~ the
Banking House, On TIL ESDAY, January lltn,
1876 between the hours OF II and l. O'Clock.
dec ii -wtJl0 VA ID. Lam BERT, Cashier.
E7IR3T NATIONAL BANK UFAhEXA.,
Il Alexandris, Dec. 1875.
The annual election tor Directors o: this Bank
will be held At the Banking House, on TU ES-
DAY, January llth, 1876 between this hours Of
II and o'clock
dec 7-wtJlO CHAS R. HGDFF, Cashier
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nOvl2 cots
's,RUSTERS SALE OF DRY GOODS.

'RUOI q , ShLE UF DIV UOODo.
On and after FRIDAY, November 18th, the
large nnd we u: r.pd stock ol Ok GOODS
,.nd FANCY GOODS, now IN the store of
PretztplIer u Bendhcian, No. l4i klag street,
Ale1antrn Vs. VIII DC oll,rrl lor sale By tnc
Asslgnees, and must Do sold for the bench. 81
ne creditors within tnrty days. The stock
CONSISTS III part ii large I!nes OF fr'nt', ohr;!-
Ings, :onIrtlnga, Alpacaa, CaSs'n"rcs, ona"ls,
B.nkets, Mourning Goods, &c, &c. All .!
which viii DC sod aL very low prices, regardless
OF cost, 80 u u ensure tncir apccdy s'i's ms
IL rare claaGr, s.Nd nose IN want Oh ury 2o'uS
.nO id cal! esriy and secure great bargains
Z:x:- SP Eel a Ia iur8c llnc oil desirable
DkESo GOODS has been placed on our ccntre
cJunLcr, and WI. DC sod !Or - i-Z GA ID
FER J AKD, - CLOSE. The rem.ln4"r oi
Lnc STOCK ~ NIL KINDS iiua O1rn .tiIi lurLhcr re-
dLCeI IL price. nov Ill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

Hook AND LADDER MEETlNG.-Fh regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company will be held tonight. The
election of officers will take place, and it is ex-
pectcd that some action will be taken IN regard
to The proposed parade on the 221 Of February.
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{5x trrs.Hu Il if ise.

Rel Estate agents and AuCtloneers.i
~ Z u > I L L > SALE OF DE5IHAbLE
g. PROP rRiY-AS substituted trustee II
deed OF Lrus. RON John J.. Boxham u Law
renee b TayJr, trustee, bearing date July l$t,
l>6 aad GUY raur !a1 IN the !anl records oi
f.rla& county, W, shall proceed to SELL ~
public auction, on ne premises, 10 the highest
bidder on + r.iDAI, tie 7tn day Of January
1876 desirable PIECE OF LAND, contain
ing ten acre: more Or less:
The property les or the west side Of the Little
River Turnpike, il I'll" county u Fairfax, Nd
Jaccut IT, the :. to-! rNte lr n the city OF Alex
s-nUrIu, On TIE .l!c t.Tnp.>c, am abouLolc mIic
from the city vi Alcx&nurla IL Is admiral y
suited tor /. building i01 or can DC divided yu1I.
tiuus.y tor ="v4r-i building lots. 1t is aIsu most
desIraDly located for gardening purposes.
Terms: Cash SoitJ the de ere payments IN
cqua insIA m"ntS. pays rlc II one and two years,
t.ta purchaser e&eC.tiug Ills notes therefore,
b,HrIGg ~. rest from dt.e, with approved So
.riLy tue til, Ht3 held until al! tny purchase
money Is paid. :,s.,g u. IL u NJ.
LtAtEN KENT
.pi 'rru..an
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.3s- l. q. g. T--The members OF Potomac
Lodge, No. 50, |. .. 4. r., are requested TO
meet Al their hall tonight promptly at seven
. clock u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

The LYNCH's STATION ROBBERY The
conductor of the train which arrived here from
Lyuchburg, this morning, states that COL AbOcr
Authooy. whose wounding and robbery, at
Lynch's Station, were mentioned 10 yesterdays
Gaz tie, was still alive, when he left, but that
the physicians who had examined his Wounds
declared that the skull was mashed in and that
he could not survive. The weapon used by
Col. Anthouy's assailants was a large rock,
wrapped in cloth 1t is thong that the ne
negroes uader arrest are not the guilty parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

The Low PRICES AT WINNERS are doing
their work. Although the duilcst season OF
the year usually, they are busy at most any
hour tina, you may look in. People will go
for barglns.
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GEORGE /. FRENCH,
95 King street.
DRY GDDDS.

dee 20-tf

We purpose n'a,ng chsnNcs il OR hus;''"ss
on the lst OF February next, therefore "c offer
our large stock of
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MANY OF THEM MUCH BELOW COST.

As we are determined to reduce sock very
considerably By that date,
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dec /: -

rI7HU5TEG'5 SALE f .nAA estate
a IN FAIRFAX CDU MY Pursuant 20
tgml certain deed ~ trust from N. Van IS. 30
gt,!i sa.'I wite 10 the an !er=Ignet bearing date
l0.h at S.p!",u14r 1870 and OF record Oil the
hand l,:c.sm 1E tYNrt.A County Court, a0er ~
70. !, p.g. lu s.utt a. the request OF the parry
secured .Ayseyy, shat, on .MDNDA1, The
I'm day Of Jtala:y, 1876 VI Il O'clock m,
Lour. day, sell t, tnc hgIcst bidder, at puOtIc
SAL before the door oi the Court House ot said
county, MI that T&ACf Of LAND conveyed
by sad deed, containing Isl acres and 10 poles
las land l. about :: MI = south u Fairias sLa-
ton. and a!io!G- .uc land ., Hutton and others
and i IL IL good tat. ~ -utv.uoni H., = sal.
tlcl ucy ut s3O1, and Is hneiv Watcrcd.
Lur.s al DA.c: 50 muCn casn IL ia n WIZ
pay the cA prIl>ca Of .ic ina susn III $500 and
LEe accrued interest thereon since the lutL .:
September, 1876, and the r3si !uc on "a credit o.
twelve months 10 bear Interest icJ!n the day OF
sale, and u be secured Oy !!cu OH the property
ID Inc title i supposed To be good, but tn1
trustee val convey only such title as Is vested
IN ann b. the said deed oi Lrus..
TIGMAo MOORE, Trustee.
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..ss- y regular monthly meeting of the Relief
Hook and Ladder Co will he held this evening
al eight O'clock, The election OF officers for the
ensuing twelve months will be held and other
buslross of moment transacted
IL PARK AGNEw, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

UNITED STATES COURTS Judge Bond
having to try a case in Baltimore to-day, the
United States District aud Circuit Courts were
adiourned untiI next Monday at ten o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

i LII pkk1DN5 haviug Chains against th'
Is dry goo Is l7IG 81 IKE iLf 1LDhn y
BE-, b r4M yuI present then u the cashier
Tor adIt,s.a:ec aul NJ I.lIeUl ii to tae nrtu are
revIs5,el - make i'm GncIln.o payment. no 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

FIRE WARDENs The Board of Fire War
dens held meeting last night. The only bust
ness done was the ordering Of some repairs to
the Hy !rauIion steamer AMI the auditing OF
suudry bills against the department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

PROPERTY SALE.-A ten-acre lot on the
southsde of the Little River Turnpike, near
the first toll gate, belonging to }. l. B o1ham,
was sold to day by Green 4 Wise, auct'oueers,
for George Mason, trustee, to t. d. Cats, Tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

Coal SHIPMENTS. the year ending
December 81, 1875 the Hampshire and Balt-
more Coal Company received at their coal
wharves n this city 81 4t2 tons of coal, and
shippcd thcretrom 81 POO tonS.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAY.
~ ERS

Il Office TO DHL ERs, IAA-pAf'
The attention of delinquent taxpayers is di-
rected to the following resolution, adopted at
the last meeting of the City Council
Resolved, That to enable the Finance Com
mittce to meet the OBJ .igalions of the city OF
Alexandria that are due and falling due, also
the current expenses OF the city government, the
school fund, and Corporation Court
Be it hereby ordered by the City Council,
That the city Collectors OF Taxes give pub!c
notice that after the first day of February, lo7G,
hey will proceed to c,llcct by dlstraint or OH
erwise all unpaid tax bills due tho Corporation
at the Cos. OF the parties owing the same.
JOHN L. HILL,
s. h. FIELD,
ian ltd City Tax Collectors.
MOUNT VERNON NURS ERIEs,
I'VE Established Is years:
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE.
GION A SPE JIALTY. :,
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Etc, &c.
Send for Catalogue to
9. GILIINGHAM g CO.,
Accotink Postozhce,
nov d-twh FairfaY co. Va
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Sick PRlsoNER.-Eddle Meade, prisoner
confined in the city jail, had a very severe hem
orrhage Of the luogs, last night, which it was
thought at one time. would prove fatal de
recovered. however, aud is much better to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

ESCAPE AND ROBBERY. the chain
gang W ire working IN the alley back of the NJ.
p. Church, yesterday afternoon, one Of them,
a coIored man named Randolph Williams, sue
ceoded 10 makiog his escape As he was pass
ing around the square, he helped him self TO a
pair Of boots, which were hanging in front OF
the second hand sore Of NJ. j. Rafferty,, cor
ncr OF K'rg aud Coluubus streets. As soon
as the ,nctt was discovered, the polio. We're
uotf ID and succeeded in catching the thief
last night. H had sixty days added to his
term, this moroing, by Justice Padgctt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

FUNERAL OF WILLIAM OWENs.-rha fuue
raj Of Mr.. Wm. Ovens, whose sad death was
chroniclcd 10 the Gazette of Wednesday, took
place from his late residence, on Duke street,
This morning, aud WAS attended by Andrew
jackson dye of Masons and Potomac Lodge
and Marley Eocampment of Odd Fellows,
headed by the Alexandra Baud, vino vol ua-
teered their services, Mr. Owens having for
mer7 been member Of that band. The re-
lipious services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Peaick, of tn, Baptist Church The funeral
was also attended by large number Of citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET January G. 1876
Demand active; prices firm; common to good
hight 15aS7; air t, good psc ling lOaS7 80 !;
choice heavy 35aS7 40; pens cleared Receipts
1UU; shipments 223S
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>, FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. January g.
The 'nsrkel Is quiet. and quotations are un
changed Wheat l20s'45 for good TO prime.
Corn ooado Rye 1Us,5 and Oats lOs45-sll
nominal quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-07

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, January g.
The offerings of Beet Gate this week reached
AS head, ali Of which were taken at prices
ranging from 33a6ic per ID, with brisk de-
maEd There We're $50 Stecp offered and sold
II 81 &c uer ID, and few Cows and Calves
brought o5 $50
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,jsr 4 is
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hlcnMoND MARKET, JAN 1.-THE market is
very quiet, with light offerings, and no sales or
w heat reported Sales of Corn at 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

These gallant citizens are fast passing
over the river. OF the Pulaski county
braves, company "B, second regiment,
the following survive. only one of the
number being Hayes aud Wheeler sup
porter:
j. III. Metcalf, Cairo John Abbott, A =,
G. Bartleson, Ed Bartleson, VIM. Anc-
lin, Pulaski county: II. II. johnson,
Alexander county; A. Il. Corder, cap
tain, California; VIM. Tate, second lieu
tenant, Jonathan Storey, Texas; Giles
NJ. Cole, Missouri; Charles Goodall.
Williamson county.
The second regiment was commanded
by VIM. Ii. Bessell, and Don Morrison,
lieutenant colonel, and was one of the
most gallant that battled on Mexican
soil during the war of 1916. It particl-
patcd In Buena Vista, one oi the hardest
fought battles OF modern times. 4.i23
Americans, under command OF Zachari..
Taylor, whipping 2l,0o0 Mcxicans under
Santa Anna.
Hayes and Wheeler are at n discount
with the survivors of company "B." and
our felow-tOwhsman, J. III. Metcali,
heads that honored list. and You may put
up your bottom dollar be is for Tillen
and reform.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

All of our readers read the article In
Sunday BULLETIN announcing the ap.
pointment OF L. 5. marshals in this city.
\ correspondent of the san taking us TO
task Tor what we said in that article.
says:
"Ih6 BULLETIN made no outcry Of OPP
position. when our Democratic county
commissioners appointed all the Judges
OF election for this city from the Demo
cratic party. Nor did 1t make q fuss
over the fact that a leading Democrat in
this city applied 10 the mayor for the APP
pointment OF twenty special policemen
TO act during the election. all OF whom
belong 10 the Democratic club called
rilden and Hendricks Sweepers."
The correspondent OF the S,Gt is either
ignorant Of the political complexion ofthe
board Of county commissioners, or will
fully misrepresents the facts in the case.
Ofthe county commissioners, two, Messrs.
Sanders and Summons, are Republicans
and one, Thos. Wilson. a Democrat.
Nor 10 it true that all the judges of cleo
ton in this city are Democrats. In
South Cairo precinct there are two Dem
ocrats and one Republican judge, but
just who they are we do not now remem,
Der. In North Cairo. Col. John Wood
r. Fitzerald and J. c. Lahue are the
judges. No one will dispute that Col
Wood is Republican.
But how is IL in the country pre-
cinct. From Mes.rs. Summons ant
Sanders we have 1t that in several o
these all OF the judges are Republl-
cans. This is true of Clear Creek precinct
We do not know that leading Demo
crat' or a"y one else applied to have
twenty special police appointed, "all o
whom belong to the Democratic clul
called rilden and Hendricks Sweepcrs :
and II such: request was made, we are
glad his honor had the good sense t
disregard the request.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07
tIRCt'IT CLERK .


We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
w MPHEETEKs NJ a candidate for circuit
Clerk Of Alexander county at She coming county
election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN q,
HARTMAN ~ a candidate for the Office Of Cir
cult clerk OF Alexander county at the ensuing
county election.
We are Authorized to announce JOHN \.
REEVE as candidate for the Office OF Circuit
Clerk at the November election.
W. are authorized to announce w. L PITCHER
a. a candidate for the Office Of Circuit CLERK Of
Alexander county ~ the November election
We are authorized to announce CYRUS
CLOSE ar an indepen dent candidate for the Of
ice of Circui, Clerk of Alexander county at the
election November 1ih, ls1'.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized TO announce the name of
ALEAANDER Z. HODGES, as candidate
for the office Of CoInIpissi0ner az the ensuing
county election.
We are authorized TO announce Martin Brown,
of In. Dcs, 70 "A candidate for County Coinmis-
sioncr Of Alexander count! at the en suing county
election
We are authorized to announce JOHN HURS-
TIN. Of Lakewood precinct, ms a candidate fUI
the Office Of County Commissioner oil AlersI-
der county 81 the November election.
FOR CORONER.
W. are authorized to announce the name 81
MILES ". PAhKrB, for the office of Coroner OF
Alexander County, at the ensuing county cleo
ton