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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
the sENATORIAL DISTRICT
TROUBLE PARTIALLY SETTLED
WITH DRAwAL OF TONNES AND
HusEw ar HON.
JESSE wAHu-A>D SOW VIZ. Al
RMo(.1OG-

Jesse wAHu-A>B SOW VIZ. Al
RRlGIir-
Ntacoutprcnrc at Democrats friends
| orcnl. i,o'wr. Il. Townes AMI opponents
of that gcn,lcuau-hrld IN this city on
| THURSDAY last, the senatorial district
trouble. in ~ Ear ~ it relates IL The srils-
torship, VA. settled. Judge lllcuai,
Withdrew FROM the canvass, leaving Cot.
Tovnc. la The ilrld. with HE understand
inc that col TONNES would also
retire front the contest. provided
Hon. Jrs>. War; should be nominated
nv the senatorial district convention.
Col. Towilr.' fii,nds therefore. with that
"enticiuan's consent and ia accordance
with his instructions. withdrew him
from the contest. Thu. was the hcld lett
clear. Nr. Ware was informed at This
action. AMI has expressed his inlcnlt"t
or complvinr with the wishes oi his
friends. He msN therefore bc considered
the regular Democratic candidate Tor
senator in the Fiitir,h district. and
we have no doubt that he
will be elected by large majority.
Upon him the Townes and anti-Tow mes
Democrats can and will enthusiastically
| unite. and in his election the district will
secure the services of man In the Sell
ate who will give his time industriously
to the labor of securing the interests of
his constituents. No honester man than
Jesse Ware walks the earth. and there is
not Twin. more sensible Democrat.
DR.. Agnew. our readers will learn by
that .gentleman's letter of withdrawal
from the canvass. which we publish in
this issue of the BULLETIN. declines to
continue in the contest; aud thus the
number OF candidates for the House. on
the Democratic side. has been reduced
to three-Mr. \. II. Irwin, Hon. +. +.
Albright. and Mr.. L. IL. kroh. The
friends OF Col. Townes are
now demanding the removal Of MIR. Al
bright from the ticket. fact that is
creating not little trouble. What can
be done: If Mr.. Albright would now
initiate the patriotic example of Col.
Towncs and Withdraw from the race, the
Democratic skies would again he serene
and beautiful. But Mr.. Albright will
not do this, aud so, wby-so. The gen.
tlemen in Jackson county who have so
loudly denounced MIR. Albright. may
now take him into their tender keeping
with our blessing.
The matter in controversy between the
two factions Of the Democratic party in
this district having been settled. let all
Democrats at once go to work for the
cause. United again, we are sure of vic
tory, but confidence in the result should
not prevent hard labor, on our part, to
make assurance doubly sure.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
Senatorial District Ticket.

While much may be accomplished by
tIess methods, il might encourage deiusiNe
.Hpec.a,ions If | withhold here the eXpIes-
ion of my conviction that no reform "l the
siyi service in this country will he com
piete and permanent until its chief magis-
trste i. consii;ulicnslly disqualified for re-
.l.ction: experience having repeatedly
exposed the fntility of felf-impo,ed re.tric-
iions by candidates or incunbcnts.
Through thi, solemnity only can he be st.
fsctually deliyer-d from hi, greatest temp,a-
ton to misuse the power and patronage
Nth which the Executive i. necessarily
charged.-IFrom Samuel =. Tild.n'v letter
~ acceptance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
MOragage sale.

Whereas, Emily Holmes OF the City of Cairo,
county of Alexander, and State of Illinois, by
her certain mortgage deed, duly executed. &C
knowledged and delivered, bearing date the
seventh day Of October. A. d.. 1873, and re
corded in the recorders Office of said county Of
Alea snder, In volume (book) ~ ON page !si,
did convey unto the undersigned. his heirs anu
sssigns ss MORTGAGE, the following described
property, situate in the City o. Cairo. county
Of Alexander. end State OF Illinois, to.wit:
Lot numbered twenty-five t:5) in block mum
bered ffty-ons (5D, IN the City OF Cairo afore-
said, which said mortgage wss made to secure the
payment of one oertslp Momissory note OF the
said Emily Holmes. bearing even date with said
mortysge, for the sum OF i've hundred dollars
psysblei in two years after date, TO the order
Of the undersigned, with interest At the rate Of
ten per cent, per annum, until paid And
Whereas default has been made IN the pay
ment OF said note, snd interest. Now therefore
public notice is hereby given that on the eth
day OF November A. u. Is'd. at eleven O'Clock
m, ~ III, west door or the court house. in the
city of Cairo, county OF Alexander,
and State. Of Illinois, shall sell NJ
public sale 10 tue highest bidder Tor
cash. the said insrlgage,i premises and all
leneht of equity OF redemption of the snd
Emily h0lmes. her heirs, executors, sdIninis-
trStors or sasiEus tisereia, purslant - the pow.
srs snd provisions In the ssia mortgage CON
tslnsd Eoshsr tySsIseuAN.
SAiEo, Ill. :, Oct. ca, ls't. Mortgage
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

(From the Chicago Times

tuc SHiSasO AIbieeJ
Elmer WashburGe, as chief OF the Sc
cret service bureau of the treasury. was
BristOw's constant and in prosecuting the
whisky rng. Like Wilson. Yaryan, and
Pratt. this rendered him odious to the
president, and having waited as long "a.
he could contain himself General Grant
has finally asked Washburnc To step down
and out Thus Grant is finally rid OF
all who We're closely identified with the
ebHllilion OF reform begun by the luck
less Bri>tow. Possibly. the reason that
Grant retained the chief 80 long was that
Chandler might secure The iull Sssess-
mcnt. The sudden decision points IA
TIL, quite Significantly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
TnE BULLETIN MINT
FOR AALE.

am anxious to 90 out OF the newspaper
aud printing business into another bust
and therefore offer the whole BuLLE-
IFS Printing Establishment -nschnery,
types. buildings, and good will Of the
newspaper aud job ofilce-for sale upon
the easiest kind OF terms. This news.
paper and job priutin. establishment |.
the best appointed one m Southern Hi
nois, aud Is money-making concern
Any one who wishes to engage in tho
business will lind this TO be am excellent
opportunity.
Inquire at the BuLLErIs Office, OF Mr.
r.. A. Burnett.
Oct. 20, 1876. JoHS II. osEEL,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
Confident OF Tilaem's success.
From = Washington Letter.

A fortnight ago Chandler told friend
that he was out of money, and could not
possibly raise any, even for Ohio. Where
can he raise any now? Assuredly the Re-
publican managers have reason TO feel
blue. aud they are blue. The recent cleo.
ton has also enabled the political arith-
metic man to figure away at the electoral
vote, and the more that vote Is figured at
the better seem the chances for Mr.. Ill
den. Most of the old political heads here
have been so figuring, and many of them
are saying now that they do not see how
MIR. Tilden can be beaten. The caimest
kind OF reasoning gives him at least the
best chance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

Where's, 81 ~" 18TH lis, of April, A l. ~,
ls1., John B. Pbiili-. and Rachel j. Phillis hi,
wife, executed aud delivered II the unders ign.d,
for tie purpose al .se'uYin. the payment OF 4
certain prouis>ory note therein mentioned, 4
trust 'lrtd 10 the following described premises
to-wit Lot numbered eighteen ~. in block
aumhere, tour ~, in rhe tiiy of Cairo, Illinois
aud where's deiaul, hst h.<n made in Tho psN-
mcHt OF sail note. Now, therefore, ia uul- u
ncsnr The authority conferred by .si trust
deed. ] will cell The above described premises
a. public yeudue, IL The hishest bidder, for
Illinois, on Saturday, the 2sth ,lsy Of October
4. d., p.G, AZ the hOnr ot So'clock, p.Tn., of
said day, ssid sale 10 he without rsdeInptiop.
Allied V. sAFFORD, Trustee
nREEN GIIkERf attorneys. sep'9srtw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

Gov. TILDEN's letter has created in.
tense satisfaction among Democrats in
all the length and breadth of the country
andcorresponding dissatisfaction and dis
may in the Republican party. 1t has
completely exploded one of the most ef.
iective arguments Of the opponents Of
Mr.. Tilden.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

The Democracy are holding large and
successful meetings at all the important
points In Southern Illinois. The pros.
poets tor the success OF the Democratic
ticket are frightening every day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

STOKES who shot and killed Jim Fisk
hve years ago, will leave Sing Sing
prison to-day, q tree man. tie has paid
the penalty OF his crime by i've years
imprisonment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

The outrage mill is grinding fast and
iuriously in Louisiana and Mississippi.
Reports OF depredations upon negroes
are daily forwarded to Washington, aud
it is expected that Gen. Sheridan will
soon be notified to hold all his available
troops ready TO go down there before the
election
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
CENTENNIAL REDUCTION
IN ADVERTISING.

Three thousand, two hundred and fifty lollars
worth Of newspaper advertising, At publishers
rates, given for 500. and three months note
ccepted in psylnent from advertisers OF respon-
ibllty. A printed lst. 81 ling maine. chs rscter,
eiual daily and weekly circulation and schedule
= tss Of advertising. sent iiee tn any 'sddrsss.
Ad.sItisiay Agents, ii Park Now, \. L.
lO-e--2Hl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

ThE government printers At Washing
ton have besn notihed that they must
nand over thirry-five dollars apiece for
tie national Republican tund.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

Tur Jury ia The sullivan murder trial
at Chicago could not agree and were
discharged on Thursday The accused
viii have new trial.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

We denounce The Resumption clause
II he act Of 1875, and zee here de-
oaad is rcpeal.-Nationol Democratic
Platform.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

StNAIuE Co~stINr md Ex-senator
Carpenter have Withdrawn from the can
Na>> and will make M Ioorc speeches tor
Hayes and Wheeler this year.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

See then The fruits Of industry are
gothored for tic use Of ,he ,oilers, that
they are not ,oasted by he profigacy
ffosd or peealatioa of yo,r public
ogeRts.-G0U. Tlden.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

Two Thousand centennial traveller,
visit the white house daily.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
pRtssBcNTlAL ELECTORS e;

Al LAEct,
Ws.J. ALLEN, Of jackson county.
Wm.F. COOLBUAGH, u Cook comfy
ny DisTTICTs,
lot Dist Thomas Hoyne.
ID S q. Hayes.
I'd -Arno Voss,
eth Z" -Thos b. Coulter.
4h h" w. c. Green,
tth - james B. Eckels,
,th Geo. D. Martin,
.th /" &C. w Bullock.
9Th {" L. W. James.
10th .' j. W. Davidson,
nth 4" W. z. Ewing,
18th q" Charles A Keyss,
18th " o. A. Roberts,
l4th L" %. B. Tioklin,
18th 4" r. N. Bishop.
18th 40 j. J. Phillips.
18th 80 &C. A. walker.
18th - y. p. Johnson.
18th 80 j. N. Crebs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28

The Cincinr att Go-sHs, one Of III
strongest Republican papers in Ohio.
tells its Republican readers. that Ohio Is q
"possihlc Democratic state"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.


Fer Geverncr,
LEWIS STEWARD,
Of Kendall county.
For Lieutenant. Governor,
ARCHIBALD A. GLENN.
OF Brown county.
Dor Secretary Of STATE,
$. Y. THORNTON,
tor Auditor,
JOHN NISE,
Of Cook county.
For State Treasurer,
GEORGE GUNDLACH,
of Clinton county.
Fer Attorney General,
EDMUND LYNCH.
Of Logan county.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-28
Congressional District Ticket.

Tor Congress,
WILLIAM HARTZELL.
Of Randolph county.
Tor Member State Board Of Equalization.
OLIVER p. HILL.
Of Union county.
The New York herald., 1876-01-17

I01 7TH AVA SCOTCH PROTESTANT AS FTRS1
fOl class cook in restaurant hotel. Address
COOK
The New York herald., 1876-01-17

400 WEST 4oTH sT., THIRD FLOOR. FRONT-A
10 respectable girl cook in boarding house
ant: reference.
The New York herald., 1876-01-17
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CUNARD LINE-B. AND N. A. r. NJ s. p co.
" NOTICE.
With view to finishing the chances OF collision
steamers OF this line take specific for all
year.
the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or
Boston crossing the meridian Of so 43 latitude
ing to the north OF 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
AZ latitude, nothing to the north of ~.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND
QUEENSTOWN
JAVA Wed, Jan. 10 CHINA Wed, Feb 2
RUSSIA. Wed, Jan. 20 PARTHIA... We'd Feb. 3
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passengers
Cabin passage $50 800 and $780, Gold according
commodatiOn. Return tickets favorable terms
tickets to and from all parts OF Europe at
low Freight and passage office No Bowling Green
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-01-17

11Ql 9Th Ay.-A REsPECTABLE WOMAN As
az good cook and assist in the washing and Ironing
good city reference.
The New York herald., 1876-01-17

NO 9TH Av.-Two RESPECTABLE YOUNG
4 II = women: cook. washer and ironer tile
other cham beaid and waitress best city reference
The New York herald., 1876-01-17

II = STH AV.. SECOND FLOOR.-A RESPECTABLE
OlD girl Is cook. washer and ironcr do general
homework Tor small respectable family; city country
twelve months CITY reference.
The New York herald., 1876-01-17

d07 WEST SD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
fU class cook in boarding house or order cook
In a restaurant; good reference.
The New York herald., 1876-01-17

100 4TH Av.-AN ITALIAN GIRL SPEAKING
W. French, but very little English n ehambermaid
chldrens and seamstress II months
last place wiling TO to Phnadelphia Boston Call
nj aAdrnsa
The New York herald., 1876-01-17

AVAsIN ASE STEAMSHIPS.
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS LINE
IN Steamers leave pier No North River as T. NJ
- - FOR HAVANA DIRECT
luesday. ian. IL
CITY OF NEW YORK 80, Thursdav Ian "a
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS
via hayana Pregreso Campeachy, Tuspan and rampico.
gr ~ Tuesday, Ian. -
CITY OF hEklDA Tuesday, Feb
Fvr freight OF passage apply to
p ALEXANDER SONS 81 and 10 Broadway.
steamers viii leave New Orleans January - and Feb
uarY ~ Tor Vera Cruz aud AL the other
EoR NASSAU, n. IRREGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
lne-The next three departures will from New York
via savannah, Ca Jan Is, Jan. 25 Feb Apply TO
MURRAY, FhkRls CO., Agents % South street.
CTAR BALL LINE
- UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STE AMsHIrS
Sailing regularly every month from wAtsons Wharf Brook
Bu, NY,
for PARA PERNAMBCCO BAHIA and RIO JANEIRO,
,.v,,,, calling At 81 Johns, Porto Rico.
NELLIE MARTIN, 5000 tons, January -, at ? 7. NJ.
JOHN BRAMALL, 1850 tons. February
J. b. WALKER. roo tons March.
These steamers perfectly new with all the latest i'm
provements having drSt class accommodations
For tre's gut and passage At reduced rAtes apply
). ), TUCKER A CO.. AgentA "a Pine st.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-11
The e@ gginer.
John P. Jones, the Nevada Senator, in

John P. Jones, the Nevada Senator, in his speech on the silver question said:
 "What an unheard of proposition That a country burdened with two billion dollars should attempt to introduce machine for effecting its internal exchange that would raise the burden of such debt at least twen- ty per cent: and not only this, but increase also the weight of the vast amount of cor porate, municipal, State, county and city debts want to know why the seven or eight thousand millions of private debts which exist in addition to those of the na- tion, States, and municipalities, and which were enpendered in greenbacks, shall be in- creased in the interest of creditors and to the ruin of debtors tell you, it is not the money-lender that gives prosperity to a country. It is the active business man; it is the borrower; the hopeful, the industri- ous, the snterprising man, who IS always Tn debt. That is the man who lends feetness to the wings of commerce. That IS the man who gives elasticity to the Tagging foot steps of industry. It is not the man, who, instead of inaugurating enterprises, sits back and lends money. And if any legis- lation is to be had, it should be in favor of the masses of the people of the country. Let few honest words be said for Lazarus. Let us not always be nodding to Dives. We hear vail throughout this country from certain classes whenever you propose to make money plenty, so as to keep up prices at the range in which they were when the debts were contracted. We hear vail lest somebody with fixed income is going to be hurt, or somebody with fixed salary is going to be hurt. We have heard no words of encouragement or defence for that much larger class, who have neither income, fixed nor unixed, but who have very fixed obligations to meet"
 He warned the Senate of the serious con dition of business affairs throughout the country, and claimed that the only means for equitable liquidation is found in the silver dollar; that as previously shown, We now have the opportunity to purchase sill yer with greenbacks, owing to the tempo rary rise in gold and the fall of silver, caus- ed by Germany's denmonetization of silver. Now was the propitious moment, which might never return. We needed and could absorb just the amount of silver which Germany has to sell. We must soon either extend our paper currency, or repudiate. He said if we failed to restore the silver dol lar to full legal tender, and so neglected the mining interests of the country, the mines of Nevada would be closed, and if once abandoned would never be reopened
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-11

We have anxiously watched for the result of Jay Gould's visit to Salt Lake, and the transfer of the Utah Central R. R. to the U. P, which has been announced in the papers to be incorporated with the Southern Utah road and be pushed on by way of St. George to form junction with the Los An geles and Independence line whose Pacific terminus is Santa Monica. Thus far it seems to be all talk and rumor; but should it prove reality Northern Arizona would be vastly benefited, not only by having a railroad within 175 miles of Prescott, and much nearer Mohave county, but by stirring up the Southern Pacific people to build on the 85th parallel in order to head off the U. P. in its attempt to grasp this trade. And besides all this if the Southern Utah should be completed, as far as St. George, it would stimulate the Truman or Guaymas and Salt Lake project which would bring a road down through Big Chino and Agua Fria to Salt River and the Gila, which would come within 12 miles of us
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-11
NEW ASSAY OFFICE,

THOMAS PRICE formerly of the San Francisco As. saving and Refining Works having fitted up the old Pa- cic Mail building, No 524 Sacramento street. corner of Ledesdorh as an Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory
 now prepared to make assays of the precious and " metals and their ores as well complete or partial analysis "f all minerals Salts Waters or other substances. that may be desired.
 HIS once will be opened for business on Nouday May ~ ana ne hopes that his long residence and experience Tn ms profession will entte him to reasonable portion of me business of his friends and the public generally sm3
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-11
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership hsrs's existing between N. D. Campbell and Sidney Aes Z of Prescott under the firm of Campbell xss z ms day been dissolved by mutual consent All = owing to said partnership are to be received hy N 7 Campbell and all demands against the same will sr sented to him for payment. M D. CAMPBELL
 SIDNEY NEE, Prescott July l, 1876.
 Business carried on by M. ID. Campbell and P. 6.s ker, at the old stand. as usual jls
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-11

A Medical Essay on the cause and en,. decline in man, showing how health i. L., rS gained. IL gives q clear synopsis of ,be -, N, marriage. the treatment of nervous and nh-feoes> exhausted vitality. and all other dissss., 'SN ~ thereto; the results of twenty year. succ~.ss's
 OPINIONS OF THE PREss
 CURTIS oS ''MaNHoop."-Therp is po ,.-, sty by whom this book will not be found ,s.s', q he be parent rreceptor or clergyman.-II.ood.a V CURTIS eN MANHOOD This bs,ol .h,,,,, the young for instruction. by the afflicted s, - A injure no one.-tMedical Times and Gaz,t,. aa; ss Price-One Dollar, bv mail or exprps. a., author, DI- CURTIS, 5ao Sut,er Street. or a - San Francisco, Cal. oss1
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-11
s U M M Q N | :.
In the District Court, Tbiri Judicial District Ysr County.
 HYNES ELLIS and MARTIN SAFEyBgRc,

HYNES ELLIS and MARTIN SAFEyBERG,
 0crsus
 JESUS M. LUNA and TRANQUtIyA LUNA. Action brought in the dis riet eofirt of the third z district in and for the county of Yavapai in the l< tory of Arizona
 The Territory of Ari-0nd sends grestiag Q JssA' Lua1 aud 7raRquitnd Luna DsfeHdaRfs: You are hereby summoned and required to appers . action brought against you by the above named Pzs Tn the district cour' of the third judicial district for the county of Yavapai. in the Territory o Arrs and answer the complain, filed with the clers si court at Prescott. in said county Ca copy of which plaint accompanies this summops). within twenty z (exclusve of the day of service) after the servies you Of this summons, if served in this county; s served out of this county and within this district within thirty days in all other cases forty days. you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear af swer the complaint above required. the plasnifsf take judgement by defanl against you for the sum thousand and sxtysx 9 lO0 dollars (2 0669L) snasf and disbursements in this behalf expended. Given under my hand and the seal of the aid
 trct court a' Prescott this 10th day of 4ss
 4. D. 1875. WILLIAM wILKERS0S ILSI Cd Jos. HARGgAvE, Eso.. Attorney for Pins. iEss
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-11
HOMES AND FORTUNES FOR ALL ! Grand Distribution of Cash. Farms, Brick Blocks. Residences, &c. by the Kansas Land and Immigrant Association.
 AUGUST 25, 1876. Capital Stock 100000 Dollars,
 Legally Authorized.

The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association of A,cb son kansasan enterprise chartered by the State ina gurated and managed by whose reputation for hon. esty reliability and integrity stands ursullied and who have the hearty endorsement e State and city official. and czens-wl. on the 2Jth day of August 1876 make grand distribution to its shareholders of many valuable S15OOO Lowest. S50. The real estate awards consist. ing of choice farms, business houses residences &c nave been selected from the desirable and valuable property m the State Price of shares only $500 each Every shareholder will be fairly represented at the dis tribution The chances offered to a home and A fortune are unprecedented. Distribution positire Aug 2o. 1876 or money will be refunded in full Send in your orders at you may have your num- oers carefully registered For particular descp. uon or the enterprise terms of agents special offer to cubs and purchasers of two shares manner of drawing list Of endorses and references description of kansas &c &c. send for their illustrated paper the hNsAs iMNIGRANT moiled free to any address Send $500 for share. Address
 $. M. STRICKLER, Sec'y
 AtchisOn, kaDsas