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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05
St.Jo. Medical
INSTITUTE.
. s.!shGIA.a y I a,!ss,ts Qss.ll.,.

THE only place where sure cure can be re.
1 lied upon. LATHE 10 required IN the way OF
advertising, As the reputation Of the institution
Is well known throughout the West. Call and
bc cow nced that this Ii the largest and most
complete institution of the kind In America for
the successiul treatment Of all Chronic Sexual,
Private and veneresl Diseases Of both sexes such
AZ SYPHILIS. Gonorrh1s, elect, structure, kup-
mre Naricose Veins, orchitis, BubO, &C. All
the throat, skin or bones are treated with un-
paralleled success. Gonorrhpa cured in from
three to i've days. Syphilis cured in from hve
e, To- ten days, Over u $40 cases cured. seminal
Weakness, SpermatOrrhBa, Night Losses, SEX
ual Debility and Impotency. Loss of Sexual
Power, ~ the result Of selt-sbuse In youth, seq.
usl excuses In maturer years, and all impede
mercury or any other mineral poison. Patients
at distance treated by letter. Medicines sent
everywhere. Young men who have become the
struciive habit which annually sweeps to an un.
timely grave thousands Of young inen OF tue
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might ct, Stne5wiss have listening senate
ecstacy the living Tyre call with full conf
dence What pity that young man. the nope
Of his country, the darling Of his parents. should
liz snatcheu from all prospects and ENJOY
ments OF life by the consequences ofdsvisling
from the path Of nature and indulging in Q Ger.
tain secret habit Such lers0ns must, before
contemplating marriage, reject that \ sound
mind and body are tho most necessary requisites
to promote connubial happiness, indeed without
these the journey through lite becomes . weary
pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dsrkcns TO the
view, the mind becomes shadOweu with despair
and filled with melancholy reflections that the
happiness ofsnoth.r Is blighted with our own.
To sll eriiug young men We would say, do not
keep this secrcet to yourself and your God until
II has Slapped the yitsls and left you wreck Of
humanity, curse to yourself and burden TO
society. II you Hre entsnglcd in the snsre Of
self pollution, or any private disease: nee from
Its Obstruction, and apply at st Joseph Medical
institute tor tyeitinelf, and become once more
human being.
I.Cures guaranteed or money refunded
V-Ali female difficulties and impediments to
Marriage treated with safety and success
HcA great medical book and secrets for lAdies
aud gents. Sent free for two stasnps.
Address st, Joseph Medical Institute Francis
Street. between Second and Third St: Jsssph,
Missouri. 88-li.0-dAw.lv.
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lacnl l,llii.ChAt,

Lessons given In Pen,nanship, fine
Pcnmanship, Steamboat bookkeeping.
Card writing, Posting up accounts,
Copying. ETC., ut the rooms OF Q. j..
Howe. Nos. l5 and 10, Winters Block,
corner Seventh street and Commercial
avenue. Ladies class every afternoon
fro,n% to 8 o'clock, and Saturdays from
z to 4 o'clock. 1.20.lm.
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NOl;ce.

Always on hand ut the Butchers and
Drover's Exchange on Eighth street,
Pilsner's Cincinnati and PHI. Best's Mil
waukec Beer. Grand lunch every morn.
ing and evening at $50 o'clock. Come
one! Come all LOUIS BLATTAU.
l-2J-tf.
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The Bulletin.
RArEs OF AnyERrIslNu.

s3-All bills for advertising are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will he inserted al the
rate Of 81 10 per square for the first insertion
and ~ cents for each subsequent one. a liberal
discount will be made on standing and display
advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice u 20. Notice Of
each Insertion.
Church. Society, Festival md supper notices
will only be inserted a. Advertisements.
No advertisement will be received at less than
20 cents. AMI no advertisement will he inserted
for less than three dollars per month
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RUNNING REGULAR. - The following
dispatch was received at the BULLETIN
office late last evening:
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Feb. a.
EDITOR BULLETiN:-rrains Oh tn. Men +.
pills AMI Little Rock railway are all run
Mug regular on schedule time. and We
have no tears Ct interruption from, hIyl,
water, reports to the contrary noihwilh.
standing. JOHN II. BERRY.
General Passenger aud Ticket Agt,
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We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprague Can-Opcners, taken for adver-
.isii z, which we will sell Mt two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05

FoR One DoLLAR.-By going to the
German school ball Oh Monday night.
you will enjoy few hours Of real ph as
ure, besides aiding n worthy institution.
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CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1876.
\ 0llce.

The Ladies' Library association will he
held at the residence Of Mrs. DR.. smith
this afternoon. A iull attendance is tie
sired.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05

LAST CBANcE.-D"i't forget TO call at
the Gas company's Office to-day and set.
tic your gas bill. IN order t, get the bcle.
tit Vt the reduction.
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Wood asssl Coal.

at wood by the cord, So rs; I II
wood by the half cord, SO 90; Il sawed.
per cord. 81 80; 1t wood sawed and
-plit per cord, S. 90. Coal. per single
ron. 81 90; coal, two tons, So rs; coal,
1 or more tons, So 80.
Helm. c. W. WHEELER Il Co,
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The Liberty No. 4 is lyin, at the wharf
patching iiri Doiicie.
The Belle of Memphis is due from st.
Louis for Memphis to-day.
The Belle Ot Shreveport. from ST.
Louis for New Orleans. j. due to-day.
The John +. TOlle arrived from st. Louis
with a good trip. She is making large
additions here, and will not get away
until this morning.
The j. W. Mills leaves for Paducah at
8 O'Clock this evening.
The Julia. Captain Blake, arrived late
Thursday night from st. Louis with a
good trip. She went on Ia Vicksburg
without adding anything here
The Belle Of st. Louis, from Vicks-
burg, arrived late Thursday night. She
had 63i bales cotton which she put OIL
here aud went on to ST. Louis.
TIE John l.. Rhodes. from Pittsburg.
passed down at s o'clock, Thursday
night. She put of about 20 tons and
went an to 81. Louis.
The Grand Tower, from st. Louis for
Memphis, arrived At Z O'Clock Thursday
night. She added 20 tons.
The Grand Tower took "a passengers
from this city on Thursday night. MIR.
George Ramsey and Miss Belle Flrm.,
ming, both well known TO our people
who go South on their wedding tour.
The couple were married al the home OF
the bride. Thursday evening.
The Belle of st. Louis on her way up
Thursday night, passed the City Of A ton
living IN the woods about nine miles below
this city. She had run through herself
and was unable to proceed. The Belle
took her IN tow and brought her to the
wharf, where she will lay up for repairs.
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LOCAL ICiClES.

GERMAN School BALL-Monday even.
ing. February 9Th.
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TO WAsHINGToN.--lhc meeting Of the
Citizens Association. held somr tine
ago. passed Il resolution requesting the
city council to send MIR. Obrrly to Wash.
ingion. Alderman Halliday. of the
finance committee. reported to the last
meeting ni the council that he had been
informed by Mr. o. he would 90 To
Washington and do what he could in the
interest OF the city. but that h. would
moi accept even his expenses from the
city. The city council should therefore
send another pcr.on--ihr mayor. for in
stance. JailDr John Clancy says that
Mayor Winter could accomplish more
wonders than anybody else at Washing.
ton aud while We do not agree with this
very enthusiastic prais" of our friend. His
Honor. we nevertheless suggest that he
be sent Ms the reprcsen' a'ivr Of the cnun-
CT 10 urge or claims upon congress.
The people elected Mr.. Winter. lie Ia
their may or. and we agree with Jailrr
Clancy. Mr.. Linrgar and Mr.. Ward IN
saying that tho mayor should not be ig-
nored.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05

CIRCUIT CouRT.-'rhe argument In the
Grain case was opened yesterday morn
ing by States Attorney Mulkey. who
spoke for over three hours. occupying
the entire forenoon. Mr.. W. w. Glenn
ems. for the defense followed Ia the after
noon. concluding at the adjournment of
court nj $50. Judge Daft addressed the
jury last night IN "A mastery Effort OF sev-
eral hours duration. Mr.. Calvert viii
make the first speech this morning. and
he followed ~ Mr.. Lmgar in the closing
speech for argument tor he defense.
Judge Allen will close the argument tor
the people. but it |. doubtful u he viii
get to speak before Monday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05

For sale--A sl2 10 order on city Of
Carbonate. Enquire at BULLETIN office.
l.23.tf l.. a. BURNETT.
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BESEriT.-Go TO the ball Monday
night. 1t is for the benefit of the Ger.
man school.
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Oyster, Fish
AND
GAME DEPOT!
WlNCER'6 nLOCk,

We will sell, hereafter, our goods at
the following prices, and solicit the pat
ronage Of the public:
OYSTERS.
Family brands. per can.".".. 81 centa.
Standards. per call......""." 10 ceuts.
Select, per can. see. ............ SO cents.
Select. extra, per can ....".... b1 cente.
Tub oysters, per l0O..... ".".$l 20
Fish.
Chicago Trout and White...ll cts. per ID.
Game, Pan Fish. -. 10 aud ~ cts. per ID.
GAME
Ofall descriptions constantly on hand,
consisting Of wild turkey, squirrels and
yenisOn.
GROCERIES,.
Family groceries very cheap Tor cash.
TEA AND COFFEE
Made specially. Giveus trial.
p MEATS.
Cheaper than the chcarcst.
Respectfully,
l2,S.lf. VA. WIN1tR, JR., & Co.
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FOR
1iAjurles To sfan or Beasts,
Rails, Bruises
Strno0S, Sprains, Contu.
si0ns. Dislocations.
= Fractures, 4 uts, I.acerS-
ted or lnoissd Wounds.
Nv e1lbmgn, Burns, scalds,
Sunburns.
Bleeding LuugA, OF
Splitting Of Blood.
Nose Heed, and Bleed
ing 4ums OF Teeth.
Vomiting Of Blood and
Bloody Discharges.
Pl1es - bleeding Piles.
Blind Piles. (lniallihle
COOth0che, Earschc, Neu-
ralgia, Swelled Face.
OheussaNllssss, Hheuma-
tic swelling or Soreness.
Stiffness or Soreness,
Lurnbago. lame Back.
SOFe Throat or Clumsy,
lnnanaed Tonsiis.
Diptlneria, Br0nchi-
lis, Asthma.
sore or lnflsrnei Eyes or
Eye-lids.
CNearrh. Leucorrhea,
Diarrhea, Dyssntery.
AOre Nipples, lnflarnsd
Breast.
Pain tut or too Proiuse
Monthlies.
MILK leg, Ovarian Dis.
ease and Tuners
Kidney Complaint,
Gravel and stra,,gury.
Chm1lmWs and Excoria.
tons Of Infants, or
Adults.
varicOso Veins. En-.
larged or lnfismed Veins.
UlrerS, Old SORES, Inter-
nal Ulcerxtions.
0Olls. Carbuncles. Tu-
mors, Hot SWellings.
COPa.a and Buni0us, Chat.
ed or Sore Feet.
l6Nf1ngs, Harness or Sad
die Galls
FelOn OF Whitlow, ETost-
ell Limbo OF Parts.
MOssl ultO Bites. lnsec'
Stlngs, Chapped Hands.
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Go.-Spend a few hours pleasantly and
promote the educational interests Of
Cairo. by attending the German school
on Monday night. 1t only costs one dol
L.,
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MATRIMONIAL. On Thursday evening.
at the residence OF the brides mother IN
this city. MIR. George Ramsey Of Column.
bus, Kentucky. and Miss Belle Frm.
ming were united In m,rriage, Rector
Gilbert officiating. Mr.. Ramsey is at
tache of the Mississippi Central railroad
Miss Flemming has resided in Cairo for
several years. Mr.. ami Mrs. Ramsey
haye the hest wishes OF their many
friends. No cards.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05

tne hest sustatne
W~rk vt the kind In the WOrld.'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05

PONDS EXTRACT IL for sale by all First.
Glass OrUGgtsts, and recommended by
all Druggists, Physicians, and every.
body who has ever used It.
Pamphlet containing History and Uses mail.
Ell FREE on application. II not found at your
DruKKist's
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
New York aud London.
<l3.5.l3.dly
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Mons ArfipAvtTs.-.Messr,. Ca

AVOkk AEfiDANbo'~Mess S0nuo
and 'searls are In search Of more aida.
vit.. They have asked members Of the
council to swear that they have not been
bribed to vote IN the interest Of the Mar.
row Gauge road. and We have not learned
that the members Of whom this insulting
request was made knocked anybody
down. Swear that they were not brih~tll
or what value wo~M the affidavit of a
man who hail been bribcd b.? The mem.
brr who would sell out would swear that
lr had ~, done so. TO ask mc,niser to
make such an oath l. broad insult.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05

OVER AGAIN. ny Jail"r John
Clancy. who j. very much interested in
Cairo and its prosperity, and loves the
mayo u. his own .sonl-,,,n rs iona.
than loved Dayid-prnposcs TO try the
meeting of Thursday night over again.
Jail-r Clancy. Capt. Ward, Mr. Living
ton. His Honor. ami several Other emlrI-
pii.ing citizens. will. at the request oi
Scarf. meet again aud do as In directs.
Oi course. the mkt meeting Mr.. Ward
and Jaiirr Clancy have will be n
private one. When so many people are
informed of II meeting the people do not
have an opportunity 10 express them
selves.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05

Another MURDER u.-rhe cas-
If William k'-lm Tor the murder of q
man nam. Il M,.ac,..in Williams ~ county.
will come up for trial IN the Saline
county circuit court on next Monday.
Mrncc was al church. and while The COM
munion services wete hing performed.
keelin walked into the house .nd delib-
rrai,ly shot M"ace. The prosecution
will he conducted 10y states Attorney
Greg OF saline, AMI States Attorney
uarlw-ll of Williamson county, assisted
by Judge Daft. judge Allen Of Carbon
Il lie alIh Mr.. W. ". Clemens of Marion
for will appear for the Diet use.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port l.ist.

ARRIVED.
Steamer j. w. Mills. Paducah.
Grand Tower. st. Louis.
- John J.. Rhodes, Pitt.burg.
City Of Alton. New Orleans.
Belle ST. Louis, Nicksburg.
Julia, 81. Lotis.
"' Liberty No. 4 and tow. st. Louis
- John + iollr, 81. Louis.
" Il. L. IIillman, Nashville.
DEPARTED.
Steamer j. W. Mills, Paducah.
- Grand Tower, Memphis.
john l.. Rhodes, 81. Louis.
Belle 81. Louis, st. Louis.
Julia. Vicksburg.
4. L. Hillnan. Nashville.
RIVER. WEATHER Ann BUSINESS.
The river DEFINED two IL, hes.
The weather WAS clear and cold.
Business unchanged.
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The TOBACCO SALE.--OWing To the
during the last week. producer. were I'M.
able To get their tobacco to market. ami
conS qurn'ly the sale at the Planters
warehouse yesterday WAS not 50 large ~
usual. Mn" hog-l"al. We're placed on
the breaks. and sold al prices ranging
from So 80 to SO. sales wrr,as follows /:
rwo iipg.irai- medium shipping leaf
80 So. SO. Two hog-lIrahs l,gs. 81 30.
81 30; Two hog>hea,i- low leaf IS %.
IS 10: two h"g-hral- good lug-, So 80.
s. GO. and one liog.li-ah trash. So 20.
The sale next week will be unusually
large.
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Mr.. James Sum,nrrwrll. who hiss
been down on the Obinn. IN Tennes. er.
building s'avr boats. returned home yes
i.rday. We are under obligations 10 Inn
for late Tennessee paper.
, 1876-03-25

dono good anrvioa In h1pohinK tho
plagfnfIsms Of Bwlnton's "Ontlinos Of I1ia.
tory" / do not 400 how hfr. HvInson can
defend htmsolf. but l do not recognize tho
Justice Of tha attack upon rFof. Adatnf. II
your correspondent knows. or haH good reason
to boliove, That Prof. Adams rcccivod, not three
hundred. but evon one dollar for Ills rocommonu-
alton of tho book, ho ought to say go III 80
many words, and provo II, md Mr. Adams
roputntlou will 10 ma efrectually damtgod hb
Mr, Bwinton'a. UtllorVso ho hha uo right 70
gIyo cl1rroncy 10 what may bn piece ot
Eratuttous Blanllor. It 1s ns rnnch onr duty, ana
ns much for tho ibtoresta of tie community. 70
protect good reputation m to oxroao caao of
corruption. Notthor do rccognlzo tho fsirnesa
Of tic dilemma presented hT t'Invostigstor" In
Ills closing paragraph. It ts no bunnosa Of
professor Of histosy to 10 30 familiar With the
books cited AZ 10 Tecogu[zo extracts from them
nt sight. II 11r. Adams Is guilty Ia this, 40 am
l. nuu 80 arc scorcB pf peraona In all parts Of the
cuuatry, who hnye examined tl!s book mud found
1t a good ono. Tie fact ia, Mr. Hwtnton ia Mt,
namirablo compiler ; Of coursc, ono WHO tnnkea
anything moro. Ills wrong was, not n using
tho materials fnrnlshod bin by Smith, llaNlin-
aon, Morivale, etc., hut III copying tho'r vords
and giving no authority. Tits wns thaft. But
for myself, wllon oxanuo q book for In
PRODUCTION, tako Tor grantod TINT It is piece
OF honest work, unless / have reason to believo
to tho contrary. My only question is, whether
1t is In ttao1f good book suited to my puTposcB.
II is altogether likely TINT this tH tho moshod
shall not be'ieyo him guilty Of tho act insinuatod
| ly your corros.,undont, untoeB conclusive owl
dcnco is brought up. WILLIAM II. ALIES,
Irofessor Of History.
, 1876-03-25
Tho Ccrstunainl Eiend.

U0ttGn Commercial NulitfIn.
II vaa only half an hour 0ofore the paper went
to proeB, hut he walked unor1inRly into the
editorB private room, aud. dropping llia hat OYER
tho warning p!acar.l OF llusy Day, Short Calls,
seated himself with easy bar-room politeness OF,
tho tabo With tho cxchangos. llo was dressed
In an Ulator aud aoied ruilloa shirt, wuro su
amethyst about tho elzo OF q hook Glass on his
third tinRer, and ciuHter pin n Ills bosom, !lo
took 4 "Boven-fot.a-1usrtor" cigar from us
mouth and placing u on tho odisor's inAstand'
II am going to spond aono time this ycar--,"
Tha edftor clut1led his pen like dagger, aud,
paving after rho fow haies on the top OF ls
"--iu philadelphIs-"
Tho young man spat gracefully ovor hia lott
shoulder on tile new carpet, aud rospolucdi
"Ycs, I've done littlo writin' lu my day, and
bsin' tlsenghged this summer Should Ike to Rena
iirst.class Journal like yours-."
Tho editor foil back In his chair, and g&spou
"--somo leItcrs about ths Centennial
The intorvspwar nodded and kicked hts NO:
ils pooaiSoly against tho yeucerod pano1s o.
would you like to b packed in leo until
voor fttonda call for you I" said tho editor
10 aIr.lieht caakot Z"
Thor, gazing eorrovfulIy At the young map.
ho put hia mouth to a spaakiug-tnbo sna saKeo !;
Promptly vaftod through tho tin tube came
ii ised Mike and Big Da,,. sir
The would-be correspondent started up aghest;
tho third button OF his coat into the second bpt-
ton-hole but tho ucHspspe1.man, tsHnE "
| moro nottco Of bin than ho would Of dead
head advertisements, breathod through the tube
"Qiya EN- quarter apiece ~ lss tneua G1lns Isl
| hpro. Toll them there il auothnr OF those phi!
| edelph!a Conteuutsl follows hors, and then pul
In 4, d!sszlcs telegraph hoy aud send for
heasae."
, 1876-03-25
E'UnU1nf laopInx.

soms Of the most popular and most quoted
poems In our literature arc purely accidental
hita, and their authors are rathor usttsod than
pleased that their other productions shoYld be
neglected while sueh prominence IL given to
one. TAua II might DO somewhat dangerous
n9H to compliment 7. W. Parsons for hlB
s"Ltuos On uust OF Danto," becauao
ho has become nick Of .praiso conhnod
70 that pleco, Whilo tho dolieste beauty ot
scozos Of hla other poons. and hIa noble ,hylnel
Translation Of "Dan.o's Inforno," lind few read-
sss ~ Hiss Lucy Lslcom. when sho pictured
."llannah Diudlng Shoes" did not dream that
Hannah was to draw away attention from her
other herolncs. and concentrste 1t upon herself.
FfeneAu's "Indiau Durying- Ground Ia the
only piece Of th.t poet Which sur
hstses has screamed away attention from hia
s%,appoS Ct ~.tsts sua I'd waving ~ Of .soes"-tton
shich ate slmost photographs of natural
ssssensry. People quote the Summer IN the
Epes Sargent, and overlook many better speei,
mems n,s Of hts molody aud his imagination,
There arc some poems whtch slmoss everybody
hA1 sead which Ate commonly oopnlderod ehe
ooly pQcms OF tho writer's. Such szo "Ih,
, 1876-03-25

Tho first tnveatituro Of tho new Japanese Or
dor was hsld ut Yeddo ON the 6lst Q! noccmber.
The Emperor IN person, ~ Grand Master Of tue
princes Of tho blood. Tho whole Court attend-
cd the ceremony, which WAS accompanied by iii
tho ancient pomp, in order to .gsYe II moro
Significance. Hitherto tho Order laa boen con-
fcr1od un nobody outside tho Imperial family
aid unlike maty European Ordosa, 1t will, 1t
seosns, DO distributed only worry spafngly. It
hss boon instituted for honorinQ merit, Instead
Of tie old Japapese custom ot accompanying II
BY q titl9 OF glit OF land.
, 1876-03-25

tnbe The taila of hn Ulstor coat sailed out Of tho
private ot1ice, and a norvous younR man, Aftor
trying tho door uf tho courtroom and diving Into
tho coal ctoset, reatI,nd tic conutingroon door,
locked ovbr lltn elouldor at two bravny Milo
sans who l,al Just descended from nomo ppper
region, missed his footing for dozen stars ac-
cented his descent with heavy bump on tho
first landing, and reached tho street as efc editor
Wroto tho last word Of all arttola on Tho Uusi-
ness Outlook and calmly sent IL whlrring up in
tie boz u thu cn.nnpsItiol1. .runm.
, 1876-03-25

" ths Edites u Th4 GAteaoo TRIBUNE:
UalyxRs1r1 or wIscoNalx. MADISON, Match
m.-Your correspondent Investigation" has
, 1876-03-25

FOR SALE
[.ST lNfK CHEAP FOR uASil-TO rKlHTKIs3
.nA pspsr.b.a Gstts-li Tx
ent. nh i,o. IT, ssbi. bag work haress fo5 ono
EnsR HE0 o. tIkNuE. Assigass. tirsnd Aspids. A!eo.
I,nusl1E-itEALTtiL LIFrH-I.ATKBF lNptOVkD
laid iiIls. Ptlce: pisn. IA; pl.tsa+ $s1 HA!hh-
WOKTI[ sun. pA1onie1t, s9 And ~ E.st h2nLos =
, 1876-03-25

. cor Rush snd Kiaas- ss II alore yout fnrnu1s aud
bousvhoa goods You viii fna coa,oaisa. sets .nd
clnAnty plAos. whsEy they will 10 prorJ carol lori In
aad ssuEsd At tho stt9 g!sa e..
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

The Radical papers are very often profuse
in their appeals to Southern Wings to 60 over
to the Radicals. They might as we'll cease
the efforts. The Wings and Democrats Of
the South have SO thoroughly coalesced that
the line of difference was long ago wiped out
so completely that it would be hard to say
that it ever existed. Both these parties were
honest, and the Wings and Democrats have
Joined hearts aud hands on the same old prin-
ciplas Of national honor and honesty, and the
Ridical speakers and papers are only wasting
ink and breath in their attempts to SOW dis
cord among men 80 thoroughly united. =
Montgomery Advertiser.