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however, Hartzcll, Democrat, received 1886;
md Clements, $3.50. This being an exciting
70 belisvs tss The s fa arty eo VIZ Of f'diSa is
viii be pollct, which will gtyo hunc1c Ben u 4
handsome margin. Hartzell. prcaont tncun1-
bent Is running agntn. fie has been a mere
hRurc.head At Washington. and cannot hope to
Increase his vote. He Is young man. not very
brilliant, nor does he give promise Of setting
the rivers on fire. Thus far tho CANVASS has
shown unprecedented strength on tho part Of
tho Republicans. Uncie Ben Il making quiet,
respectable canvass; alt the Republicans Of the
but bo successful. On TIC contrary, the De-
mocracy in Williamson, Union, Alexander, and
Pulaski Counties arc demoralizcd. They will
hare bard work to harmonlzo and elect thclr
local tickets.
, 1876-09-20


Special t"tft'pohakhft ~ r.. t"f tHoa"s'
JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. lV.-fo!it'ss 1T thts county
have thus far during the present campaign bcen
nil ouc-stdcJ. but tho Democrats propose tu
,.,.a1. t,,,, fco ,,xt Thursday cyrr,nc hv n meat
niea'. NV Wv n.1L =, ','i 1:'.,,s
Ing ~ werner tla!l, III WHICH ooh'l @'t tu'ns-
worth will ss,enk As this Ii y Bourbon strong
hold, tho meeting will be large ope, for, bc
s,,l,a fin fuIt1,fui, mnnv WIN knnw the spcaker
p"s' 80. a'i.',isa2 H., haf,,ro III. Ia,a ~.
rersonall5 "a.a au.''4'eu .'' pe,o'e '"e .a'e P.
lIttcal "top" Will attend. merely Tor tue nov
city Of llcprInE lu nlnke u Democratic speech.
In tie Republican caIllp all is activity, anu
meetings IN every scl,ool-dlstrtct are the urtler
Of tbs day, or rather night. This County
Central Committee, !n conjunction with thu
Young hlen'a Republican Club of this city,
l,nye established headquarters ut the
rurl.er Ut Jefferson anh Joliet streets,
III large room conveniently located Oh thu
secondIloor. Tho natturul colors, e,'lblazoncd
with tlle names Of Hayes md Htlcelcr, uout
from tho building, uud the headquarters ara
placc Ut gelscral resort for thnse iti scarrh Ut
nu|jttuul Information. Here the appointments
OF the different local spuaktrB aro lnule, regis
trr kopt. and the necessary campaign documents
circulated, Atorchight company, Which already
mI,mhcrs 10 mcmbcrs. ia also il, process Of a.
Eanixation.
4 iine meeting was held at Channahou Inst
cycnng,-tho best, o. regards numbers, earnest
nree. ni,,l enthusiasm, that taa occurred In that
tuwn for many ycars. Tbs speakcrs wcre
SIsssrs. q. VI. brown mud Jauos uoo4sreed, Of
tllis CITY. After the speeches Hayes and
, 1876-09-20

8pectal Dtspa!eh TO Tie Tflaans.
LAPoRTE, Ind, Sept W.-Ocn, lieu Harrison,
the Republican candidate Tor Governor, spoke
In this city this afternoon. Ills speech was one
Ut the best ever delivered here. Ills audienrc
was larger cyen than tha one tlnt greeted our
Old War Governor. Bpaco forbids mention OF
tho speech. Too much cannot bc said ia praise
Of Gen. Harrison and his speech Tho Republf'
cans Of LaPorte County ase a'iye to tho wurk
before them, and, on tho 10th OF October they
Will battle manfutly for thu old Republican,
party.
La FORTE, Ind, Sept. 10,-Tho torchlght pro
cesslon this evening was grand affair. Tho
city was perfect blaze Of light. Business
house, e1a IA ETy9tS ra awGngs
ard spoke to ycry large audience.
LAFAYETTE.
6pseiat bispateh to 1as TFfbi!ns
LAFAYETTE, lG!t, Sept. 10-An enthusiastic
Republican meeting was held Ut Cuiyer's Sta.
tioil, about seven lniles south OF thia city, Till
eycninr, ct whtcl ths Hon: john rcttit, tic
present Democratic Ch!ciJustics Of the State
talk," ~ lie termed ito his Old friends and
nelghb0rs lie believed tho only money cIrci.
lated should 10 issued hyg the Government, aud,
whether paper Or = mfetha ~ ssala ns Of e2u9
flttIh falth and nj wealth u tho Will wh"io u natton i'm
Its redemption, and that 1t should
be criminal oitcnse for nny brokoE or note
| shaver to euleay0r to create \ difference IN
value between u paprs and u coin dollar. uo
entered Ut length inta d se!cntifc discussion oi
tuo tllilcrctce bctwcon thu various ruces-lnosq
particularly the h!nek aud whltG-tielf physical
| structure aud hrnin development. lie asauMct!
| that tho difference lctwcen Tho two political
parties was that the Democrats claimed thea
bluck and whits race could not Hive In pcaco and
harmony tugether Tn . SOCIAL and polltt
could; that this question had come vi
sinco tho Republican party, came Into
| power; that they had not been In power 1onH
enough 10 have this question fairly tested
, 1876-09-20


HIS DEc1.rwAr1oH or TIE DEMOCRATIC EoM1HA-
TloH poh GOVERNOR or NEW YORK.
Asbnng Erentng journal.
It will be seen by the following cable dispatch
from Spain that Mr. Tweed, although about to
return hong, refused to allow thr use Of his
name in connection With the New York Demo-
critic Gubernatorlal nomination.:
Woo. Spain, Sept. II, 1s5o-za Me Ntv Hore
DnErnnrs ASH FELLOW. nEronMEn.: have
your cable dlspssch Of Sunday. e1pia!n!ng to & ne
the ~ aaer we ~ qa Pun sse .M
md pressing upon nc the nomination for Governor
tn,placc Of Ilofat!o scymuu.,, declined ,
BY tha 81 &c a Inc Ssw 9efk
3tmts--to temporarily :slthdraw from states-
,nanehip. Last winter, emcre!ng from ny retire.
spcctlng tho real workings of our nobie prison
system determined to resume ;hosc labots II b..
,ae at pa. wos s h IN he ro Il
party, and made me known q al! men a. tho pos'
bsfat Of Tho Gontnsp tnsS s, sa '9nE 70 ,t.Ss sssn
Of .teal. Ws Ind often takcn swcct counsel to.
cher fqr the good Of tis rarty S..a sAc ndyanes;
lie State Central Committee. had ''azci" no end
Of State conventions. had act NY heart on com
Ing oM for my, old crons. sna thought none the
heavy btows after the 79m1s lad knocked nse
down. nntlced thai he lnd "lnked every time
hs .ttack me- an therefore knew h.,:, thu. 70 va M
not from any lssseSing Of Lis !ore md con.
cat irlends-notably. sheriff couner--wefo opposed
to my coming out, but was resolved to tread
whcfe duty Po!ntcd-tost what It might. Accord
insly, a. you know, came out; not IN the Gus:
tolsTy mnnner III formal 1nttcr. bnt by means OF
quits nno,llur vehfcle-in shurt, buck.
Since TIL. resumption act q mine for T!'den and
Reform have !a1orcd-qultc quietly. to be Hnrr.
but quite earnu.tly. ncyesthelcrs-to advance ny
old friunds fortunes. My presence at this time In
vigo, when tho campaign f. we'll under why, mny
aplenr singular, but 1t admits II easy explanation.
Having been glEun TO understand t:at. In tac event
Ut my old crony's election, rhnuM by called 10
The State Department. have thought Il best 10
give kulIe tine AsaHca tD The study OF tic uxcl
question oi Gxtralitt0n laws froM Eure!gn tiAnd'
pulnt.
touches me ia asru1y as,d effectively IA III olccr
lunches hts pssonsr l9t ensassmen,s already
,nu To suy my. Your Governor cannot bc. TX.
PFC. nEurtly TO return IL America, but hclievs
caIl servo MY dear state acrcptab!y in an01hcf
capaclsy. Look elrswhs1s ior candidate; sotc
returns from ths rural dlstrtCts. Above A'l gen
tleuen, whatever yoH do. give, give III nenlo.
| Tidcn md Reform, ". H. T.
, 1876-09-20

us more quinlnel,t instead Of !" Give US moro
greenbaeks'" The latter do not seem ssa
70 tsrn,rt b vsry hss, sese "a A.. y cont az
but little iodgment in this county, Tho lglltt
politically is purely between the Democrats and
Rcpubltcans. The latter arc holding mass
meeting l!cre. 1t noon delegations arrived 1tom
acted as Marshal, and III. j. Keller as President
OF The meeting. :. Five bande Of music were
p'e'ehn' IT,, INC Hayes and Wheeler po's loo
which had now gathered In from all parts Of Ito
He was followed by tho Hon. 1chu Bskor, Of
He1egalle: With no desire 10 cxaggerate or
speech o. ouc Of the most profound nni doisl,.
ed that have been delivered upon any political
platform during the present campaign In tho
State. For two tIours he held his audience
hearers with burst Of eloqucncc and tlltn
riyctinE their attention by the power Of hts
argument, and the force OF bis facts. Mr.
Daker's whole theme was the danger to the Re-
public, tn case the Democratic party arc re-
Gen. Ileifner, Of Bellcvtlle, aidreses the Ger
mans tonight, snd torcf'-l'shs procession Is
in progress: .-..-..
was prcseut,-a big-headed, honest Dntchnan,
who, when lic was State Treasurer, informed 4
onec-cclcbratcd but now fallen German leader,
when he desired to get hold Uf the State money
bags, TINT he must keep his hands oil. Tor y, he m
Tom Needles, candidate for statc Auditor,
was also here, making lots OF votes for himself
and tho ticket.
| The meeting WIS a grand succcss, and It is
| due to the State Central Committee to thank
them for the selection OF this hospisablc spot In
Egypt.
for Congress in the Eighteenth District, fs nov
acttsely engaged in eanyass!ng h!s district md
| from present appearances he will be elected by
1000 majority. 1t Was tits intention to hare
nsen here to,day and address the people, ,1t
also, tor ciecting Republican members to the
Legislature ss good.
/ Sptctd! Dispatch to 1at Tribune
| MORRISON, ILL.,, Sept. 10-Tlie Court-Honsc
was filled to over1oxing tonight to listen to ar
able. enthusiastic, and telling address from the
lion. Willard Teller, Of Colorado. formerly Of
this e,ty Ie showed Gonslusiysly t1at the yital
shall be controlled BY the men who fought fo1
and supported the Union cause during the War,
orb by the reasonable Confederatc.l}en,ocratit
hosts who fought four years to destroy the Gov.
| Crnincrt and nav seek to regain by tic ballot
What they lost By The bullet.
1T. CHARLES.
| Special DtGputch to The 5rfbuae.
1nnss-necttng at 1rwin's Hail Thursday evening
Speakers and music from Chicago. Gsant
toFsnlicht procession Of the Batavia, GeneEn
md st. Charles Haycs and Wheeler Clubs. Ell
curslon train from Batavia aud Geneva.
| wAuEEGAH.
Epecfol Nspdteh to 7hs Tribune.
W4uxr0AN., H., Sept: le.-0ur efty, was TIL
somewhat lengthy parndc q Companies 4, D
and G, OF the Hnyes aud Wheeler Battalion
, 1876-09-20

T11E REPuBL1CAN CANDIDATE FOn CONGNRs9
IN TIE EIGHTEENTH ILLlSo1s nIsTHIcE
spfsIai correspondence n The Tribune.
MAKAspA, III, Sept. 17.-A milo and hall
wc.t from tlas hl'te s.a',on ,, os '1o esm1sa!
Railroad lives benjamin L. whey, Republican
candidate for Congress In the Eighteenth Dis
tr,ct. l have boeu over to his house to see him.
ts,n, - lfrcln mr., !, n. ovcrvho1v ,ol,a lin,
= Aou"4 onss1 oe.t ' ~! eAss 't'.'t
living IN futal slmplleity, anu, io1 tao Gooo u
ths cause, shall make free with ltm
TAir.y-sl1 years ago Mr. Wiley camo to ILL.,
nols from Jefferson County, Ohio; and for
1lt. 'eass ~ Aas o ',..,,, '"a ~ ~ ~ at @u
every nanl "onaht auo eAaa' VI tnio teE'0t'
lie has been known as schooltcachcr, Us
carpenter, as merchant, as soldier in tbs
, 1876-09-20
LOUISIANA.

GptC4Ht 4IlSp1sEA 10 lh6 IFtb"Hs.
NEW OlthEANs, Sept, ia few days sincc,
AIy. Alirrd Huurges, representing the Rcpub-
liean State Campaign Committee, while at Mon
rue, attended Democratic mass.lnecttng at
that place. and, fu repnrt, statc.t that Col.
tro!ln McEncry advised tl.s assassination If all
white Republicans IN general, ard Mr.. pack-
ard III particular. The precise 'al,-
gua,,e appeared In TILE Tn1uuNE Sunday,
Sept. TO- TIC report was plbllBrsl In New Or
leans tic same day. Mr., MgEntry, n few days
after, dcncd the charge, and also denied that
he was drunk oil tho OCCASION. Mr. Dourges,
who l.as been out of town in thu meantime ims
just returned, and wt1l tomorrow publish In the
city papers tic following personal cartl:
Y1 Att I'a1lle: have just returned from tssp
to tue Attnk1raa ratifl,ets anI VA s.tonnasd Ut
ny ai,.ehcn. liis denial contained in sahl card
rraycs but ono thtng-that hr afand . coward
@ Se NJ e as* ss IT
bcred that q man contcnptil!o enough 10 uss thu
language he did toward Mr. Packard and
Geny il. Tic only l,a!,latinv ejTeuma.anccsi in ths
whs's matter hs can hsye thS nsnet q y that h.
1' Tat p'roSsSiy o aeesuns s ior IT. ThsIo eerta
s.eeehxy viz Mssa %' H.
ALFRED DoUHaEs.
pEMocRArio CONVENTION.
Tho Orleans Democratic Parish Convention
lla1 bcefl In session two days, anil tbs Cosnmit-
tcc on Credentials haa not reported yet. It IL
likely that the party, which hos large majority
in the city, will splt, aud run two tickets, which
will inure to the benefit of tho Republican State
ticket.
A tlay or two ago tho LIS contained IN article
OH this subject, Ii wh!cl' Nj. boarges was called
, 1876-09-20

that tho hcrcsy Of prnlletontam had becn
" stampetl-out of both political parties At last,
anil that our politics arc tue more decent for
It,"
To this, y. ". Voorhees,, in = card under his
Now York 7fme., dated Tcsre uautc, Ind,
Sept. 2s, 1874, said:
and every candidate n0,nittate ly the Democratic
Democratic candidate Tor tha Legislature and for
q. aeoaediy, and "ntqulroeaiiY on shs 1naa9h tIa
Democrastc state p!atfarm aaoptea LnlX lh: 1s14,
ns sns ss ssnd.ts e s s,s sspdse:
That platform. and could moi do 70 without incur.
ring overwhelming defeat At the polls.
did Mr.. Voorhees, tell tic truth ia September,
lndinna ind4stc now, as iii. Voorhees, docs, what
Tho Ncw York 1'orld then described "a the
"pcnlletontan hcresy" III the Indiana Demo-
crat!c PLATFORM, with these words:
Let the cri.ter be carried peaceablyto tho render
tnv sAss.
Il t!c financial part Of the 81: Louis Demo
cratic Presidential platform for 1876 the sane In
substance a. t'sat t'endlctoniau hercsy Of
,hc t9diage M neaes5ats p!attp.n II IT. whs
"peascah!y to tho render'tg.vats "
Upon this sub!cct Mr. Voorhees, certainly ought
| tohean authority. 1nhls sspccchat Tcrre 1latlte,
o9s M u9tg A9g't e. r 9sSff st he a s
spent eighteen hours OF hard lal,or helping TO
draft the resolutions. lie added:
Two years ago wrote, With this hand Of !nine.
! the platform Ut the Indiana Democracy. IN tho
It. Louis Convention nothing IN opposition 70
i. We stand on tha question exactly III stated in
tic st. Louis Convention
| Tim why should not the New York 1ForlI
order the "critter' OF vt. Louis in 1876 to hc
taken "pcRecably to the renlcring-yats," to
! which It consigned Dan Voorhees,, With that
| right hard Vi his, IN 1871
docs Mr.. Hendricks now inlorse pendlcton-
Ism. as Mr.. Voorhees, aays he lid IN 1874 lie
aupports the St. Louis platform; md Mr: Voor-
hees say5 IT IL tic snIne rs TINT Of tho Detnoc.
racr nf Indiana IN 1874. and that fiis fright
ila.d" t1rcw them botht Daniel ". voorhees,,
hIs old friend and ally, pledges ths.
uocs Dluc,tcnns Williams, "fcathere cd
Jim,n WHO s1uaulcrcd the contingent fund for
"naa-Jrnshtsh and 81 coriycrtary," approve the
Tcndlctonluu theuryi OF course hc does. It
would make "cllcap and nnstyh currency:
Docs JOSEPH. f. Mcdonald fi,dorse TINT Pen.
tllctouian ''cxsttcr" that should be carried tc
tho rci1crng.yats7 Daniel ". Voorhees, In.
pledged him to tflt belief.
Does Jepllflla D. New worship that "crittci
that should bc Carried TO tto rendering.vat W
Docs W'illtam i. Holman inlorso the "crit
ter" that VOORHEES, inalel
, 1876-09-20

taeeeta, ps.paseA 10 7ae Tribune,
FHgErnHr. ILL.,, 8tpt. l9.-Tho Congressional
Conventions of tho two wings of the Democrat.
u no.,. ~. III. a,.,rtat 49,. ha.a .s.,,a~ T1,.
:. a. pa'ty ~ ''.s 11a.'lct N.Y. Hvse toua]' tno
etra'elts mel ~ atAeltlngefs Aall anu eiceteo Inc
Hon. Fred Stah1, Of 10 Dar1css, Chairman. The
Indgpcndcnt Grcenbackcrs organized at Libra
ry Hail by e,cctInr q. ", Curtis, OF Jo Davtess.
1. nj, ,,.s. <,.I...
Cnalrh'ah' lhe lo1tnai!ty o. CothHlItte o1
Conference having been gone through, the Hon.
j, patttson. Of thts place. vas nominated TO.
T,on-ro.s H., ,,n+,, C,nro,,,,on. +, r, 1o,,nsor
- Whss.13e , wos mom;netcd ~ ~ y, .rc,nhrr II
~. s",s R'urd n;Ae of E"ua;totn ~ hr ill., nrr,o-
,rots .ru 'HIH Ts i"'Sor,ntcnis ,tr,""tn} Iin"l
~ vasio " t. .aa nt'o" " " '"s''
VI ~" aiI,sa - ~ tbe "o T,rT.'ss,o,,, conrcn.
,,o,,s sauatnr3a, u rnnrcntin;. fro1n ,,oth wisrs
,,'ot ~ nn,ninntc5 -. Ijn FrncrL. SIahI. Fl
In ns"1cs. for state sonntor fra1n thfs ,atricts
, 1876-09-20

1',': ae,aoa''e4'e ""e' 40 W. o,t'e'ens e'e"'5
" " LILY nehoe,at'e Mt'y' tes' Ho"ese' .'".u
voorhees, 'nay ne accustomed 70 oenonnee tac
G"u!ua.s VI "'n rA'y p1'o'. VI. to"''''"'"s III.
>ps,' ~ e.''u'', n Nv Sua ne'c' hno"n " puls'
!, i"s a''' ".e ""rPe"st ~ ns", ~" spsnM,
4l' co""t Seasee'y e'a1"i ~ aa'e oeeh p'is''''s
Tor tho causc o. "Reform." 1t was In tue
Credit-Alohii'cr congress. lie wah dctchushE.
on the floor Of the ffousc, one Of the ring
leaders Of tho Credit -Nob}jcr cnnspirary,-
.James Franks. 1tc I'M not .ccm IN knnx n,,{ta
how to defend him, and lad tic nfr Of
W:lno tstt How
Hhhil zee from tt,,s terrible COW?
s,ta w! sit On ~ stiie. ana continno 70 sme'
VOORHEES, r approaee cd the % IIou.o ua cir IN I" Something
Of that spirit. That was the time when so
many conspicuous Democratic regulations fell.
The spcecl, wa a rcn,nrknl,,c lcfcn.c of Drook.,
connection with tho creiit.Nobilcr operations.
voorhees, dctcndcu HIN o" II hc were an ln'1o-
cent man. Even tho Deu1osratic newspapers
admit tliat rooks' death vas caused BIZ his ugi.
tatlon at the discovery ot lis councillor with
baaf,,n from III. scat on tic hack
.s,5 ,t,a,.,' t'.s s,u. 80" ,', @ ,'s, ~"
a.lA sllo"h HE 1''aEns"cea' neca VI HIATT lhe
llonse vas Silent with expectation. voorhees,
had entered Into the lists against Judge f't3anl,
and against hts own uen,ocra,,u associates.
,Ilu,,,cs Mcrr,ck and N,lI,rls. Voorg,cc, ,rirl
~ ,,,,. Ill., a., ".t..,1t.s. y, ..,.,,a
~ an"Ae o3t n'ooA" 1ne Ha,''''es. u s"'''7:
Tic charge nEa!nst Hrooks, III brlct, was that,
IN Govc,nmrnt Dtrcrtnr. hr nttnineh i'm share.
~ H., rrn,3t, ,.,,a. .,..,,, IL, a.ns,.x,t ~
~ ~" ~. .,,"' H. .o,a -. -, -, ma -
w '"e' '''as III mns ~ s"hc sa'c III ."e ucn"
crntlc side f the House n legislation
affecting tic Union Pacific Nnilr0MG. NtKrhecs
ITllc the tIen or MI advocate, iU3}atttC that
, 1876-09-20

NoH EH LooK3 AB AN APosTLn o. AKFoRM-
Ttla TOhTuoua oANHaA or "TuH TALL xyoA-
MORE OF TMh WApAEu,n
From Our 0tcn Cpfrefpendsnt.
WAaniRoToH, D. e., eept. 1B.--"Dan" Yoor-
hoes II stumplng the Wess as au Apostle Of Re-
form lor Tuden and Asadslak> us h sampls
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-18
AN ADDRESS
6eneral John A. McClernand,
To the Soldiers OF she UniOu Army
aud Navy in the Late Civil War;

Comrades OF the Uuion Army and Navy in the
late Civil War!
The election OF president and vice.
president Of the United States is impend-
ing and soon to transpire. Rival eandi-
dates are before the people ior these ex-
lted stations, representing rival princi-
pies and policies, which, with the indi-
Vidual fitness of the candidates, them
selves, are now subject of extensive dis
eussion. Under the circumstances, this
discussion is but natural, and il conduct
81 with patriotic purpose, is eminently
proper. Discussion winnows the chat
from the wheat; separates truth aud
right FROM the dross OF error anu fallacy.
While inviting the counsel of others, We
ask. IN return with respectful Difference,
candid and impartial hearing by tlem.
In this spirit, confniug ourselves mainly.
u not exclusively. TO the military aspects
Of the presidential question, we venture
10 address you-appcaling not to your
passions and prejudices, but TO your rea-
son and Judgment. with good will
toward all and malice toward none"
''lc, US have peace" and the ways Of
posee. The time has cemc-nsy, passed,
chen the wounds oil fratricidal war
should have been healed. and the ami
wositios cngendsred by it be forgotten.
The ancient Romans, even in the pride Of
their power, ever refused the honors OF
triumph for victory Son over their
own countrymen, and the wisdom and
magnanimi.y Of their example has been
sxtolled through all succeeding ago.
Divinely, II has been said. "Thou shalt
not smite those whom thou hast taken
captive with thy sword and thy bow
rather shalt thou set bread aud water lie.
fore them, that they may eat and drink
Ihe distrust Of our colonial ancestors
Of the military spirit, Inherited from
their hardy race, was increased and In,
tensined BY the provocations TO the mem.
aossble revolution OF l776. and Of the
military agencies Involved byit. These
J psovocAaons and that agency existed
The ono 10 the attempted denial. In Ger.
tain sense. Of The sacred right OF seli-goy.
efn0sot-the other. Ia the professional
ehasucter u the soldiery employed q
nelntain that denial. That Is. the reyo.
jusipo was resisted on the one side Nv tho
tssaa-bsnd o: a stolid. ignorant and ara.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-18
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all OF Iron or stone. Its passenger trsins
are equipped with every known improve
ment Tor comfort and safety, and are run at
.
trains OF any lire on the cOntinen The
company mas largely increased It's equip
ment for cedtennsltravel, and will be pre-
pared TO build in its own shops, at short
notice sufficient ia fully accommodate any
any extra demand. The uBequalled re
sources at the coInnand of the company
OF the company guarantee the most perfect
accommodations Tor all ITS patron during
the Centennial Exhibition.
The magniiice ut scenery for which the
Pennsy " ania Railroad is so Justly celebra-
ted presents to the traveller over It's perfect
roadway an eyer.changiny panorama of
river mountain and landscape views une-
qusled in America.
The eating stations On this line are w.
surpassed. Meals vii. be furnished IL snlt.
able hours and ample time allowed for tn-
J0ying them.
Excursion tickets. At reduced rates, will
be sold At all the prlncipul railroad ticket
offices in the West, Northwest amt South
west.
BE sure that your ticket. read VIA the
Great Pennsylyania route Ia thu Center n
NAL.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr,.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass'T All
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States, for III,
southern District OF Illinois, H. bankruptcy
No. l129.
In the matter OF MIchael Hebron 4 Bernard
We'll, bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given that petit ton has been
filed in said court by said Michael Hebron and
Ber- ard Well OF Cairo, in the county OF Alex
ander, in said district, duly declared ban krupts
under the act OF congre7s OF March 2nd, SGT
for discharge and certificate thereof. nom all
their debt and other claims pfoysble under said
act, and that the 9Th day of October, 1875, NJ
eleven O'Clock a. III Is assigned for the hearing
OF the same 10y the said court, ut the United
States Court room in the city OF Springfield.
when and where all creditors Of said bankrupts
and all other persons ia interest, may attend and
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer OF
said petitions .hould not be granted
GEO. L. BOWEN, Clerk.
Lnegar 4 Lansdan. attorneys for petitioners
Dated Springfield, Ill Sept. II, A. ID. is7t
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