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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
CREBs Fow UNITED STATES sENA.

The Carmi Courier dominates Hon
John NJ. Crebs, Of White county, fol
United States senator from Illinois in
place OF Gen. John A. Logan. We
know Crebs and admire him but. if q
United States senator is to be given to
Southern Illinois. we in this part Of the
political vineyard are anxious to have
Hon. WIN. j. Allen step into Senator
Logan's shoes. But, as we read the re
turns, the Democrats will not have an
opportunity to elect Logan's successor.
Our opinion is,that the Republicans will,
on joint ballot, have a small majority OF
the general assembly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14

Born Warmoth and Pinchbach ac-
knowledge that the Democrats have car
ried Louisiana. "1'ilden's majority. ex-
GLIDING the five parishes 70 be thrown
out, will be 800" says Warmoth.
"Goy. Tilden is as good a, elected. lie
has carried south Carolina and LOUISE
ana" says Pinchback. But, neverthc-
less. the Radicals will count both South
Carolina. Louisiana and Florida n Re
publican states, AMI declare GOV. Hayes
elected. We have no doubt this will De
the result ri the present complications.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14

Dos allow yourself 10 become excited
good Democrat. You arc 10 be cheated
That is plain proposition, a sclf-cviden,
one. But wait tor the advice OF Gov. iii
den. One Of the greatest men OF the time
he is also one of the most patriotic. A,
the proper time he will speak. and speak
the words OF patriotic soberness and truth
Be patient. aud wait until you hear the
voice of Tiden.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
GIVE 1T UP.
WarmOth and Pinchback AcknOwl-
edge Defeat.
Reported Interview with the GreRt
Negro Politician.
wARNorH GlyEs Up THE STATE.

wABNoTH GIVES u THE STATE.
NV ORLEANS. Nov. II. $50 p.Ia. -
State officials and federal ofice-hOlders
are blue. Warmoth comedies Tildcn :
majority in the state at 5000. rot inclul-
ing the five parishes which they viii
throw out.
TINCHBxCk fNrEENIEWED.
Pinchback in an Interview to-day said
he thought the situation a most grave
one for the Republican party, tor GOV.
Tilden is as good As elected. II is appa-
rent that vast numbers OF American
voters wanted a change. They think
that any change would be for the better.
and great number OF workingmen
blame the administration Tor the general
dizziness OF the times, the depression OF
business and forced idlcne.s. In my
travels over Indiana and other parts OF
the country / met numbers OF men who
told Inc that they had always voted the
Republican ticket, but We're going TO
vote tor Tilden this time.
istpoI pI " HdL W gtd lHlah Vi
Florida and South Carolina:
Pinchback | consider 1ilden has
gained South Carolina, as | conscieu-
tiously believe that state has gone Demo
cratic by az least 1000 majority; and as
far as Iildcn' 5 running below Hampton
in that state goes. don't believe it, as in
that state the colored voters are ignorant
and incapable OF comprehending the
scratching business. Thus. il they voted
for Hampton they voted the whole ticket
There may have been very few in,elli-
gent colored men who scratched.
think you have South Carolina.
Reporter: Why does Packard claim a
majority in this state:
Pinchback: Well, he claims It, but
God knows where he is going to get it,
for, il the returns so far received are cor
rect, the Democrats have certainly car
ried the state, and as it is Packard has re-
ceived more votes than himself or his
friends ever expected TO get. | consider
that he ought TO feel proud without the
majority.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14

Is the general rejoicings over the
splendid Republican triumph in Illinois
u should not be overlooked that Ben J..
Wiley, Of the Cairo district, plain, hon
est farmer, defeated IIRrtZelI, present
congressman. aud one Of the most p0pu-
lar young Democrats In the Eighteenth
dlstrict.-Chieagg FiJ,oie.
The fact that Ben J., Wiley. Of the
afro district, has defeated IIartzen. may,
with proprlety, be overlooked. because il
y not fact. The fact is, IIartzell has
defeated Wiley by sm2ll majority but,
II II had not been for the outrageous sys-
ten al Illegal yotin. of the Radical poll
ucians OF the district, the farmer OF Ne.
handa would have been left behind sevt.
raj hundred votes. Under the circum.
stances LlarIzell's victory Is a notabl,
one, and viii leave the disiric, perma
nenuy Democratic.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
Mortgage 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. y. d., lss3, and
corded in The recorders Office of said county Of
Alexander, in volume (bookD ~, - on page -
did convey unto the unders igned, his heirs and
assigns Is mortgage, the following described
property. situate in the City OF Cairo, county
of Alexander. and State of Illinois, to.wit3
Lot numbered twenty-five (25) in block mum
hered fifty-one (il, in the City of Cairo afor~-
said. which said mortgage was made TO secure The
payment Of one certain promissory note Of tue
said Emily Holmes, bearing even date with said
mortgage, for the sum of i've hundred dollars
PAYABLE IN two years after date, 10 the order
OF the undersigned with interest az the rate II
ten per cent, per annum, until paid: And
Whereas defiant has been made ina the pay
ment OF said note, and interest Now therefore
public notice Is hereby given taai on the 18th
day oil November 4. ID, 80, n eleven o'C.Ogk
a M, at the west door If the court house in tive
City Of Cairo, county Of Alexander,
and State. Of Illinois, | shall sell at
public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the said moItEaEel premises and all
ueneHt OF equity of redemption OF the said
tInry Holmes, her heirs, executors, admins
tiator1, or .u- therein, pursuant ~ Tie pow
ere aud provision, in tie said mortgage con
tanned. HoHERf " tJESIs CHAN.
IAIEo. ~ Oct. -6d l,7o. Marigagee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
Adminisiratrix Notice.

Estate Of Peter Dowd, deceased
The under -igned having been appointed ad-
minisiratrN Of the estate OF Peter how'd late of
the county II Alexander and State Of Illinois.
decreased hereby gives notice that she will APP
pear before the county court Of Alexander
county, at the court house In Cairo nj fhe H.
cember term, on the third Monday in December
next, at which time all persons having claims
against sad estate are rouicd and requested
% attend for the purpose Of having the same AL
Justei. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
ll-2-fw MRS. BRIDGET DOWD, Admir-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
Administrators Notice

Estate OF John Brown, deceased.
The Undersigned, having been appointed ad A..
hlnlstTatOr OF the estate 81 John Brown, late Oh
tle county Of Alexander and State OF Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will APP
pear BEFORE the county court of Alexander
county, at the court house in Cairo, al the De
ceInber term, on the third Monday in deem
Der next, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested Il,
attend for the purpose Of having the same adj =
Justed. All persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 10 make Immediate payment TO the un-
ders .nel.
Dated this Tia day Of October. A. u. 1876.
MILAN WEBER, Admir-.
November ?. 1870 W-fW.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14

WILEY. Wiley, say; did you hear the
news from Pope: But don't mind il,
man other men, Us good as you, have
been beaten for congress before and will
be hereafter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court u the Unitel State. for the
southern Distilct Of Illinois, L. bankruptcy,
No. IL.
In the matter of Michael Hebron * Bernard
Well, bankrupts
notice Is hereby given that petition has been
hled IN SAID court Oy sad Michael Heilbron AMI
Ber-ard Wei Of Cairo, ia the county OF Alex
ander, in said district, duly declared baukrpt-
under the act OF congress OF March 2ud I ~
loF q discharge and certificate thereof from all
their debts and other claims proyable under said
act. and that the 9Th day Of october, l-!o al
eleven O'Clock u III il ASST nei for tiie hearin.
Of the same by tie said court, ~ he i'nftt~i
States Court room in the city OF Springfield
when and where al creditors Of said bank rllots
and all other persons IN interest, may attend snd
shsw cause, Il any they have, Why the pray CT OF
said petition. should not be giant Il
GEO. l.. BONES CLERK
Iincgar 4 Lansdan, attorneys for petitioners.
DATED Springfield III, SEPT. l., \. -. ls-s
g-Z0-4 Wad
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14

OUR good friend. Wiley, was congress.
man elect from this district from the
eyenin. Of the sth until the morning Of
the lith inst. Then nc surrendered upon
a majority of from nine TO fifty votes for
Har,zell. Our good friend OF Makanda
has been nearer TO the glories OF the 20.
sItion Of member Of congress than he viii
ever be again.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
A GENTS WANTED to 'si sos sss New
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14

THE New York Herald says the re-
turning board of Florida is Democratic.
We don't believe the Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14
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, 1876-11-20

aus 9orto Gico sufoI9e bat Der @Or=
perneur jener SnieI fol9cnOe pom 81.
Ofto5er Oatirte 9epel0e bon Dem &oa
lonialminiiter in W2aOriO empfon9en !;
sd t6eilte 9~eIiern Dem @eneroIs Gapi-
tin BON Guba nit, ooB es Der lpanii6en
9te9ierun9 mm69li6 lei, Die Ginflbr
BON 4Orto &ico:Sabaf in cubanii6en
9dIen Su perbieteu, u1O ooB Der General
Gapitdn nit S6nen (oem Gouuerneur
BON 9orto Gico) Elm nebereinfommen
|treffen m6dte. I'm Die in 8sSu9 auf ben
auf Borto Jtico ~9e5o9enen Sabod per=
iibten 8etriigereien su %Der6inOern."
, 1876-11-20
CurOpdj(de uad)ri0tra.

2~saIenaeof. Gin pom &rei8aeridt
III Atliou m39cn ir0cnO zines 8cr9e-
Jcu8 gu 6 Wiouatcu @efGn3nlB pernrs
,Deilt guu:lencr Arbeiter, ielnw @eburt
ans SpraAe nab etn r%futcr" 6adic,
oerI udtc ltd) II. Il. autb III Der 6abrtz
fatJol pon Spjrituoicn unO oct DIlet'
taut 9laubte Oariu 10 Uiel SEtnutnllic 9cs
lammclt al BADEN, oaB CT Die bisigen
@etrdnte au 6ul:l mo &jqueureH ioDoDt
iur G1 lpie iur quite 6reunce 5uIaumcn'
brauelt. Die}e 8orliebe bat lDm tiir5'
li0 cine Antlags aul @Iimoro 5u9c5o'
gen. 9(adD III Sto8Wi9 uerbiBtcr 6rei'
Dclt5rroie btgob cr lib na6 2copolo8s
gau gum Ycluh zines &0mtraOen, nit
weldcm CT I'M 0eiaugntlle 6rcunOi1aft
q ldtofcn bate. lSie e5 i1 int, btebrte
CT abcr >Ort cine SNWagerln lciUe9
6reuube8 nit 5uorln9IlAn 30rtIIdteIs
ten uuO gtclA5cIti9 trQctlrtc CT Ole 9an5e
Uamlllc, uGmentIld) aber ole Dune lets
uts 0er5en9, leDr Trcl9lebi9 nil oen Don
i'm Iabrtcirlen Ieruen" %Eqneurcn. 5e'
Dem, Der UOn Dem eutlrBtlAtn 0ebr0u
gcnOTeu, marc granOt.0 ubel 81 Ofutqe
uno bclonoer8 marc leluc 6l0mme, Ote
lcluc 3unet9un9 WINt i'll Gntfcrnte}len
crwtocrle, l0TmlIA BON Str0mpfen be-
IQlen. Oa5 Wt0oel loBte aber Die
&ad]c MoerS aui uuO IN Oenl 0Iauben,
oaB lctne pcrldmGbtc Glebe al tbr ll0
81 radtn UeriuNt babe, oennuctrte llet4n
bcim Staut8lnwolt auf 0Ittnloro. Jt0d)
Idugerer unO lorsfaltlgu Qnterlu1ua9
uno in 6oi9e me9rIa1er 3tugenOcrNe9s
mung (teute lid) abcr ole unl1ulO oea
III orl9iuealtcr l8elle lih ltlblt Oertbel'
ol9enoen An9elhulOI9ten btr0u5, wOrs
Uuf ct unOer5ii9ltb wIeotr entlaner
w0rO. 9uiientlld miro olelcr Sor9anq
fir ben 0errn Sa1ien oe 6ol9e baben,
oaB Ell oo8 0(ecept, wonOd ct leine St'
queure 3ulommenleet, crit welentlth ocr'
beiert, ebe er DrItlen bamtIt ben 2lppetlI
per0irbt.
GarGsrn6e. ueber Sen 0fiiftritt bcs
Wtmllter8 Softly auBert IiA Die p&onlt,
l3ts.", welae in na5ea 8t3iebun9en 81
Dem neucn Ntinilter oe8 9nnern, St6Is
Jet, lteBen lou, mie fOl9t: per St|rr
Or. Soups mar nidt crit felt Dem les'
ten 2onOtag, i~onoern ibOn felt 5a4rer
i'm @rbleiden be9riiieu. 0a8 perlon'
lide SerbaltuiB Oe8 WlinilerS gu ben
Qofe ent3iebt iib Der 8elprc6un9
&batiohe III nur. oaG 0er 2anOeSi1rf
, 1876-11-20
9nlin0if1e Depf(lGn.

9 . It o II, II. 9(oObr. Die fopflole
Qei6e eines 6armers, Namens 6ollans
bee, wuroe geItern Nbeno unter ben Hui
men IeinerG 0eune, wet@e nieOer9ebtonnt
moroen ipar, %gefunoen. Gin &ne6t oes
6armcrs 1T ocs MorOes peyodNtig.
9ou9bfeepiic, N.=O, II. Nop.
8otrid Sbortle, ipel6er ols g8d6ter in
Dem 9auIe ocs 9rn. @m. .. Nior 5u
GDinebed 5uriid9elalicn poroen mr.,
pd6renO Ii0 Die SamiIie in Ncp Onrf
befano, puroe 9eitcrn Mor9cn ols 2eihe
arf ocm&eIejie Der o9uOion 5tiuerSabn"
%geIunoen. WSan gloubt, ooB cr BON ei-
mem Der Nodt5ii9e iiberTabren lpuroe.
Tlui9inG2 SIS, IT. gou. Cine
Slider 0oluppc aus 5opoAle fu6r
9eFern bel Der Ginfabrt in Sone5 Snlet
ouf Der Sorre felt unO brab in Ger N(it
te ouseinanoer. 3wei Mit9lieoer Der
WtannI6oT! ertranfen; Die 2ei4e zines
Der Grtrunfenen. Namcns G0os. 5aur=
oers 1T ouf9eiunoen wOroen.
Yb ilaoelpbi q, IS. Nop. Ser
porgeitern Wlor8en gu Sunburp, 9a.,
entoedte &nabe, wel6en man fir Char
lep GDB blcIt louroe geltetn8e6pfs Seen
tlli5iruhg mad Ybll0oe!p0ia gebro@t.
81. GoB ertldrte, lob0In er Den Gnabcn
9eieber, 0aB oerieIbe niAt lcin So9n lei.
Sort 90 opnG Sn0. II ROpbr.
Sn einem 6ielisen 9c5ir5immer wuroen
gcItern QbenO ie6s meni4li4e 2ei4cn
entoedt. Sic 9lerste uno 6tuoenten 9e=
ben on, 0nB bic 9ei6en BON Chicago
6ierber 9ebra0t purOen, md0rcn0 bicIi.
&c 9irger b~ebaupten, 0oB lie BON eincnt
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Den. Die affaire errc9t 9robe Nufre=
9u19.
, 1876-11-20
Gretic Der Iu;eigcn:
neuete trIf0r. gepe(5en.
Scr Griea int Sritnt.

gelsrab, Is. SOB. Shirt Milar
hat einen alBerorbentIi@en GeIanoten al
Sen Gsaren 9eiditt. Ser lerbil4e9rie9S
M1ini1er fat ab9eoanft; O6erIt @ruid
1T an ieiner Gtele erlonnt woroen.
9eT6 +, IS. Nou. ST.. b, SisSa, Del
unoarii6e MiniIter oes Snnern erfldrtc
in ciner Gebe i'm rn9aril6enGei6srat6e
boB Die Politif 0eltreid's in 8e5u9 OH
Die orientaliide Sroge unperanosrt it.
Gr tpcieerte li6 Die 6ro9e 9e9enwdrtie
weiter 5l beipre6en.
9~onopn, Is. Nop. Sic 0Simcs'
fa6rt fort, su @unten Der Cooperation
Gnolonbs nit GuBIano 81 a9itiren. Sit
Or9one Ser liberolen 9artei lino eben=
iaas ba9esen, OaB Gn9lanb fir Die Sir
fen in Die 9@ranfen trete. oPot"
.@tonoarb," .Sele9rapb" uno v8al
Dian @osettc" IinO Der Anii6t, oaBGn9-
LAMB ni9t neutral blelben f6nne, I'M
Safe Die Ggilten5 oe8 ottomonil9er
Gei6s orr6 &uBlano beoro6t wiirOe.
Sic rumdniI6e 9eputirtenfammcr 0at
$4,000 fir Die @ufteIun9 zines 8eob=
o6turgspG Corps all Der 9onou nno fin
bic Grhoitun9 Der wd6reno Ocs gSintcr:
unter @afen itebenoeu &elerpen pcrpll'
li9t.
Scr @ienergorreIponoen oesv Stan=
barb" telegropbirt, Dap aug Berlin Gin.
9etroffenen Na6ri0ter sufolge Die preu-
biI6c Geeieruns s>pei Nrmeecorps in 81
len nnb Gd1elien mobil MAIDEN miro
Sic 9eriGte iiber Die WtObilmodun9 Ct
neg SPELLS Der 0trei6ii@en gtrmee wer
Den empbotif6 in @creoe 9clteut.
8eri0ieOene 9epeiden itimmen oa'
bin therein, ooB GuBlano neue S6pic=
rigfeiten in 8esug uuf ouf bic 9emar-
fationslienie erDebt.
Ser acknowledgements Der Pof"
meloet, bab Die @forte eiuen 5peitcn
p;pteit se9en Die Mtobilma4un9 Der rlj
Iil1en Nrmee einlegen miro.
Sic ruiiii@e Sele9rap6en : @9entur
leusnet, Dap Der G5ar Die in elmer iyii6e-
ren 9epeS6e mit9et6eilte @euBerun9 be
elmer 0euiie 5u 3orstoic- SeIo ON lebtet
Mittlpo6 9ema6t 9ot.
9ie Shines" la9t iiber oieSituation
boB bic Sru9c iibcr &rieg ooer 6rieOel
jest BON Der Gntidcioun9 Der Siirfc
8etreifs Der por9el4la9enen Goniercn.
a%66dn9t.
Ser&ries fDnnte Oiellei9to urd OasNl
9alten elmer Gonieren5 ni0t permieoel
weroen, ollein cine Meiaerun9 Der 8tor.
tie, an oerlelben %t6eil5unebmcn, Wilroe i
ous9elegt merben, ols oh Sic Slirfci Del
Je6oebanoi@ub auf6ebe.
, 1876-11-20
Jtaliru.

81 nj, IS. Sop. Seit letiem Yeri@ie
Iino 80 nele Scnatoren, oaruuter ProI,
polmieri, ernanut wor0en,
, 1876-11-20
Gnglano.

9iperpnoL IS. NOp. Capt. 9oufl
bon Dem omerifonil0cn SMpomr 0Noa
%. @ouIo,~ wclGer Ouf Der Tabrt pon
glewOorf nod oem&tp @ronNc Don leiner
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laIlen pArbc, it bier angetommen; er
meloet, oaB elm Palia9ier oes 50ooners'
Namens So6n Cooler unb Der Steucr.
mann &uIiel @Ddtt ertranfen. Ser Glelt
Der Mauni4ait b%efinOet ii6 am 8oro
bes @oaldilfes DGOIOcn State," wcl4cs
mad Shanghai unterwe9s 1T.
, 1876-11-20
Die TnhklrrA

1T 6%c'ttrnr,t, bes 9nr3e btsbsrtge 6eilperiabren inns
Iuitoben. Dte 6ur ptro bur6 oa8 lo9enonute
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ibren Stb bat, NJ ttef he [tegt, uno an olei3er
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fb pon nnoGren 8Gpern oaourb, ooB fe brett AMI
, bic Rrantbeit e~tniptrfel, HSo ben trdnfen StofI ento
I ~ierner, In pelber 5orm er aud sum 8orI6etu
tomme. sic ilno eth 8er6rennungss ODER auSi9eis
1 oun9ssRrpceb ber &rdntbettsItofe. Sober franfe
mtr6 BET Der 4npeuoang oieier Sur I~o3uia9en ietn
set9ener slr6t, sSeun Semano bnr9 bieie 8Gber g'
belt tit, 10 tit or mtrfltd uno rabtfal gebetlt, mabs
Hrenb no6 Der bis6ert9en Setlmetbo6e bic Mtttel
9en6bnlth eeiGbrlt6er Iino ais BITE Srontbettielbit,
unO i9 6tters ~ 8an5es Seer iecnnodrer &ronfs
S6eiei3 bic soy5a6er aue Rrant6etteu, tAInerli6
uno duberli6, t%urtrer, 10 limb bod bic @irfnugen
bel f~olgenben 2rartbeitens Defenders penn ie it3
mod in acutem 3%uitanee %betlnoen, 9on5 ouBeroroeute
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3~furirt. &alss nu6 9Wn0eni @iuinoiuGt wirb,
HbeIonoer5 BET inn9en Seuten u. TN erlteu Stadium,
a9em6bnli9 let3t tnrtrt. @aHerlnGIt, Nbcus
mattSmt5 weroen oft iebr lbnel eebeilt;
liDpbiIttiihe 6rantbetten In ieoem @rabe. 8et
sduBeren &rUntbeiten, S~ranomutoett, 0es
bIdspttret, .Setppbein &C; TT bic &trfnn9 cine
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aDurben Qebet(t, 8ei lebterer Sranfbett 0eben rs
R9ro3ent 6e5 5uGertofeS nit iebem Babe Sur4 ben
2nrtn ob.
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iebem 8(ab i'm 9onoe %perianbt, Der Btets bes
aapesGulpers tit SO. Der beS gtnuebpe : 8uluers
81. Man IaIe ii9 cine 8roi4ire iber bic aohfut
" eR9lti3er Ooer oentiaer Spra8e l4tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss, q
"a Storton Str, (Box 1901
4 Rem Qort
, 1876-11-20

Grlauten iiA ben Grenntsn unt tem Vu.
publifum i'm NIqemeinen ihr qrpBr3 2l9er,
melhes aus fpleenpeu Seden betebt, an3us
bteten: Grpaen, Mebt3;ne. Gbsmlfalten, Mtps
bee urb Solicit Mrtifsl, @9wdmme, acrFe,
p~erfumerien, 6arbltpTe> 6arbs, See, 8snlter.
9laa. &itt etc. etc. eini6IieBli6 Alss, mas
in einem sutsn Drugsn-@ rl9aft gewSbnli9 81
baben 1T.
@ie fiibren 9'eiGfaus cine aroBe 9uswabl
oiGtiider prssaraiipusn ais: &prt/s @sIattnr,
9atsr's @prca, perts@'yiiBG aprn-& tdrfe,
SnfermtbL Sasp, Gapipra, cpnpenliyte Mil9
etc. etc.
2anbretb's sdrantirter @artenlaamen, mos
Srn Gin VOTES &BOrtfment fet8 porrdtbi9 1T.
Gcncentrtrte 6ruGtts @iencen, Nrcmatii
rulls6 giraffe son ispsr Srrte, 0ewiir3e gum
@inmaGen.
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ieltt4ema9ien greperate, weIAe eire 20=tGbs
rigs 9rpbe teltanoen HAO fir weI9e IIe gaVau .
tiren tbnuer. NIB
, 1876-11-20

Sn Bloomington, Snsiana, enocdten
u~er9anacne Wodc nie Gootenqraber als
ie Elm Gjrab 9%rubeu, oic2cid)e zines Dian
ue8, Der tn 0ufred)tcr 1%tc(uag obne : arg
eiugeid,arrt mar. lie 2eihe fonnt
nod nid)t lan9c in Oer Grbe rubeu, bonn
#: mar od Sieunlid uObt 0balten. Nits
mouo perm NufidtlB ltber Den Iooten
uno oellen &c einhlibpOIle Eeitattung 3u
1eber.
, 1876-11-20
GentialanO.

8erIin, IS. Nop, 9ie ,NOroo.
3t9." befdtiSt Die i0on Uoyber 9em0hte
Mittbeilun9, boB Der ocuti 1e SunOcs-
ROTH feline Mittel Sur 8etbcllgung an Der
Barrier @eltoustelun9 in 1878 Suuer.
pIQi9en 9eoente.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.

Yesterday tho democratic headquarters in Liberty
street wero filed with callers from morning till night
ard their conversation turned principally upon the
suit OF the Georgia ana Colorado elections, and
little upon the HERALD editorial touching the American
Alliance nomination and ts acceptance by Hayes,
which many conceded was no more than just in its
structures In regard Colorado several gentlemen
sad that the democracy had TO look upon
their defeat there with any misgvings In that State
success anticipated Tor the party, because 1t
had been admitted by republican administration and
had, TO great extent, been settled by people IRON
localities where republican principles prevailed.
About the Georgia election all seemed to be quietly
jubilant, and considerable satisfaction felt that
disturbance had occurred and that the negroes had
exercised their rights of suffrage without any hind
rance.
In the republican headquarters routine bus-
conducted with considerable activity, and
Secretary Zach Chandler and General Banks
present during the day The visitors. speaking OF
the newspapers attack on Governor Hayes and their
publication OF his sccreIary's letter indication
his being .'Know Nothing" said that any man
who read the document could but perceive it's utter
OF sympathy with the ends proposed by
the American Alliance, and such could only re-
gard IL as n courteous recognition OF service hch
the etiquette of politics aud OF social intercourse
m m