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INDIAN ITEMS.
The IIostiles Scattering
Notiona, Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN Francisco, July 23.-The hostiles
have, as predicted, broken into two main
bands, the Snakes travelling up the Umatilla
River toward the Snake country, while the
Mahlheurs and Piutes are making an effort
to escape by the Daily Road, where they
have already been met and driven back by
the command under Gen. Wheaton.
Renegades from the Umatilla and Sim
coe reserves are crossing as fast as possible
in small bands to the north side OF the Co
! lumba River, thence mixing in with the
Indians on the Simcoe reserve. General
| Howard telegraphs that the Indian plan is
! TO go INTO the buffalo country, but the loss
of leaders demoralized them.
THE PEACEFUL TRIBES.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The following dis
patch has been received at the Indian office
! from Inspector Mcneil, at Baxter Springs,
Kansas, in reference to the Nez Perces,
whose removal from Fort Leavcnworth to
| the Indian Territory has just been effected:
| "The Nez Perccs are here. There were two
deaths en- route. Part will go to the reser'
walton tonight A good doctor is much
needed, about a third having malaria"
Commissioner Hoyt returned to the In
dian Office to-day from his Western trip
lie reports that the crops III DaKota are
good. Indians whom he visited were, gen
orally speaking, all supplied and friendly
The Spotted Tail Indians will settle sixty
five miles from the Missouri River. The
new reservation of the Red Cloud Indian;
has not been determined.
The newspaper account of the conference
be ween the Sioux Commissioners and the
chiefs was in the main incorrect The lega
proceedings would be commenced agains
Livings one, the agent at the Crow Creel
Agency, as soon as the State Attorney re
turned from Washington, where he hat
been summoned by the Potter Committee.
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The Courts.

NOMMoN fhEis.
Mrs. r. A. Patrick against Morris Levy
and Lip. Levy. An action to recover $50
and interest for rent. Judgment for plain
tiff
PROBATE.
Charles Bartels made an assignment to
Walker NJ. Yeatman for the benefit of cred
itors Bond, $1,000
The non-cupative will of Charles Serth
was probated, and Herman Marckworth APP
pointed administrator. Personally, 81 800.
The wills of Sarah A. Brooks and Herman
Diers were also probated.
Henry Stra hman was appointed execu-
tor of the will Of Maria Strathman. Realty,
S., 900.
John c. Hibbeler was appointed admins
traitor of Herman kathman. Personally,
$3.50.
POLICE.
Drunkenness Julius Hopkins 5000;
John Krebs, S.; Ellen Fahey, 10 days; W.
NJ. Johnson, $40; Philip Holiday, 10 days;
James WALL $3
Disorderly Conduct-Ed Russell, So;
Mary Russell Jacob Wintzel and John
Flynn, dismissed; Carrie Todd and Sarah
Brown, $40; Geo. Egan, Geo. Smith and
Geo Cook, $15 each; VIM. Botz, Mike
ODowd, VIM. Regan and James Doyle, IS
each; John Daley, continued to July 30h.
Assault and Battery-Thomas Foley and
Mrs Farber, dismissed; Peter Natlcy, s.;
Ed O'Hare, 80 days. Chas. Chambers $l5;
Louisa Brown, continued to July 10th
VIM Kettlaw, s.; Ed. Levanny continued
to July 25th.
Miscellaneous-Maggie Daniels, petit lar
ceny, continued to oath inst. John Cozad,
provoking language, dismissed; Frank john
son and Walter Young, robbery continued
to the oath inst. Chas. Bumell, selling with
short measure, dismissed, with unsealed do,
S.; VIM. Teckelberg, same, dismissed; Har-
ry Watt, Frank Dewey and VIM. Anderson,
vagrancy, 80 days each John Schultz, same,
dismissed; Rose Ewell, Feorge Fox, Chas.
Redd, Hoggett Butler, Jennie Brown and
Maud Morris, grand larceny, continued
! to July 26Lh John Snyder,
same, dismissed; II. Albers, personating
an officer, S.; Sarah Brown, carrying con-
cealed weapons, dismissed; ella Brown,
street walking, S10 Lizzie Davis, same, 10
days; Thomas Riley, obtaining money un-
der false pretenses, continued TO July 25th;
Joseph Payton, murder first degree, con-
tinued to July 26th; J. W, Leckner, cruelty
to children, continued to July 25th Rose
Ewell, receiving stolen goods continued to
July 26th.
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Saratoga Races.

National Associated Press IT, the Star.
SARATOGA, July 23.-Weather fine with a
cool breeze blowing. The first race for the
Alabama stakes for three-year-old tillies
one mile and furlong, was won by Belle,
with Balance All second. Time, 1:59.
The second race, for the Flash stakes, for
two-vear-olds, distance one-half mile, was
won by Harold with Idier second. Time,
49M seconds
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Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses hav
been issued since our last report:
Chas. Backman and Rebecca Wolf.
4. Wunsch and Ottile Wieseimer.
i. Sizer and c. Dingfelder.
Geo. Woeltner and Kate Hammer.
Henry Ruthen and Lena Stang.
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IS 5000 No. 2S7 509s and No. sc 50ta7 per dGz
WUOIl-The receipts were moderate Duj ample,
and there was fair demund and prizes steady.
! We quote: Unwashed Fine merinO I60llSe. cloth
| ing iSg2lc, medium delane 22@25c, long eolnbing
246o25e Washed: Medium fleece SOC >slc fine dc
2'6130c, tub-wasbed 2s6gj0c, and pl.,-ea 256g27c
per ID. BURY and fleece grown SGe7c per lb less
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Senator Stanley Matthews left to-day for
Crescent Springs, Penn, to be absent until
September 1st.
Captain Wappenstein was placed in COM
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 23d, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT. h GENERAL YTLE, b. Mernelees,
lL,t#ss;ss#asIT Master Freight received on Whats
a>saazzazass boat, foot oil Vine street. ThoI She's
lock- President
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For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 2ith, at r. NJ. POSITIvF-Y,
9$ n GOLDEN RULE, O. p Shinkle. Master
- Apply on beard or to Eoyse \ atos--;,
George Charter Agents.
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WEDNESDAY,, oath, at A. NJ POSITIVELY,
F< n JAS. W. GAFr. R. w Wise, Master
81 Apply on board or to Royse & MoSset
z'alff8 Agents. on New Orleans WhaTfboat
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 23d, at4P P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
H. h the c. & 0. K. R. Packet, BOSTON, /,
lfsss |. Bryson, Master. Freightreeeived ON
hzzssH.asaHA Wharfboat foot OF Broadway. "
Honshel Supt afss
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tuesday, and FRIDAY, at II NJ. POSITIVELY.
NJ h VIRGIE LEE, w. II. Kirby, Mast u,
sAsss.s.G Apply OH board or to w, j. Rallgail
aszszsEaasia northwest corner Water and Mainst3
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. July 23-1:30 p NJ.
Gold is quoted l0014 buying and l0j% selling.
Gold ehecKs AT 100}s
Eastern exchange is dull and weak and rate,
lower. Quoted ut l-20 discount buying and l2)
premium selling.
Sterling is quiet and easy with some decline ~
rates Sight drafts at S4 Sc, G0day bills at 81 81.
The following are the local quotations for Gov
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For POnlNert,Y.

THIS DAY 23d, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
8zS h. TELEGRAPH, i. S. Morgan, Master
lfaseeS5 Freight received on Wharfboat, foot i.
ssszlsassAfA Broadway. W. Honshell, Supt
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HOGS-Have a dull market but steady. Com
mon at $3 SOFAS 90, fair to good at $l@4 30, ant
choice at 81 iO094 30 per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Market quiet and no change in prices
Common are selling AZ S2612 %, medium at S2 500
3 y, good to choice bulcners at So 5094 30 PEE
GENITAL.
common to fair at s. 00@3 w, and good to choice
at So J20g4 per Genital gross
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their clothes being left together, and so
beastly drunk that they had to be carried
to the Sation-house They were fined SO
and cosis each
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Mrs. r. A. Patrick against Morris Levy
and Lip. Levy. An action to recover $8(
and interest for rent. Judgment for plain
tiff
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RESPONSE ~ Nm, oEOboS.

Rev. Mr.. George RESPONDED 10 behalf
OF the audience. III slluded to the de-
erce OF Julian the Apostato that no
christian shonld read tho works Of
heather learning. Great men among
tho christian ta,hsrs regarded thls ~ a
persecution more. Injurious than the
bloody vioienee,oi q Dloclatiap. Large.
minded, iutn In all ages have besp In
tavor OF the broadcast learning aud cul-
rure.. He quoted Ailfon's tamous saylnx
that "a good book Ia tho pseclops lie
hlo0d 81 a masssrfsrlns csnballned and
treasured Up on purpose to .. life beyond
Iiic.' Betelt init he was falling Into
limo with ths nobleat sdsoasss of chris
tIapiaS, nlllspking tho ladlea. Tor GIvIns
d..euch t,sssurss ser lhbpstt, md iortps
naefts SlssaSeaj 80 .Qss sppks ~ IA
!4ssMal AtrsnsssaanAEana.&N kxlstn
y q! I 4 III 'H<
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sExTinssr BIZ Mrs, sess. :

May the Books Oh these shelves ever
prove acceptable 70 tho public, and their
perusal be souree,not oljJ Of pleasure,
hut OF proh:. May We .s,t Ia, humility It
the feet OF these gentle teachers, ready To
b. instructed as we'll " pleased. 80
The little corner doyo,ed to history, in,
complete 40 Il is-contsins the wholeepi
tome. OF h,imSn. 'life--evesy passion
Of the human ia depleted on, these.
pages. In the collection Ia thsohia,ory of
o'lr own country, Death has oonsecrat.j
ed this hook. rs title prRs beats the ,eig,
nature and was tho lsst giit OF one whom
thy boatmsna'p pale Aui tsken, over ina ri.
yer. Thank Cod for tho record no has
lett tina. hs was the friend. the untlrine
friend and benefactor OF the Cairo Library
|Ao''Sl"'N'i' ms ~ 90 -.
May We initiate HE virtues, a1d lsare
the same pleasant memories. %.
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y. 2. .senres.as, Editor and Publisher,
1sv1,sA,l' STATE CONVENTION.

The democracy Of the several e'uhtlsi
Of the state Of Illinois are requested %
send delegates to state convention TO be
held mt springi 4 l. Illinois. THURsDAY,
tbs llTR DAY Of APRIL, 1873. st Il
o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
sne candidate for the Office OF stste treas
urer, and one saniidate for ihe ofiee Of
state superinten ient Of public Instruction
and 10 tansact sush other susiness ~ may
sons n.siofs t.
, fhe committee unanimously rssornsnd to
shs democracy Of the northern grsod dici.
rsA and second appellate district, that
sAty hold their convention, Tor the pur.
pose ofnomlrAtinx clerks OF the supreme
and appellate courts, for said division ard
district. at Joliet, on TAur.day. April W.
iSfA fr i. n
> And Ter tho central grand division and
hrd appellate cis,iiet that Il e delerats
sppotntsd from said division and district,
s ne :. s n g &c s 49, sad
sonvention "a heid. At 10 q. m, for ins pur'
poss Of nominating clerks Of the supreme
end appellate esurts for said division ara
6tstrisfs
And fof the sonshsrn grand div,sion ana
seprth appellate district, that they hold
shsas convention ct CentrsNia, Thufsday,
Nay 10, lsTs, for the purpose OF noroins'
sing clerks Of the supreme and appellate
sesrts. for sAia division and district;
The ratio Of representation 10 said een'
ssations to b the same as in the state con-
CYRUS q. MCCORMICK,
kaiu
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CARD OF THANKS.

lhe Wonan's Club and Library Assu..
cation ilcsire to return thanks for iavo I
received from tho following clt,sens
Wm. p. Halliday, Mrs. J. n. Obsrly, a.
"A. Candee, Fancy drvas party, Cairo
City Gas Co., J. Johnson. s. r. Wheeler.
Esq., Dr.. DunninQ. DR.. n. II. Casey, o.,
Wsrdner, D. l.. Davis, r. Hohuckers.
Mrs.. Anna Stafford, Or. Stafford Bjsss.
Prot. and Mrs. u, q. Alvotd, Rows. o. <,
George, NJ. 4. Dillon>l.ee. Green q 0il-
iert, G. nanpy. Ed. Pink, Mr.. EaneW.
Ed. E,esanlp, G. Hardy. and othera.
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FERMENTATION.

Attic conclusion Of the exercises, MIR.
Or. wardnsr. on. behalf OF the associs'
ton, presented to Mrs. {. q. Z Go's.
the pbrarIan, -as token Of their appN.
citation Of the manner Ia which she has
discharged the duties Of that ofiloe, q
handsome illustrated volume.
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Democratic County Convention.

A mass convention Of the Democratic
i ss;sgs s q AlgasassE eq 9 VIZ ns held
dag, Aisreh 3Ob, next, OF . O'Clock pm,
for The purposs Of slsetlna three dele.
gates to the state convention to Be held
at Springfield on April llth. next; and
three delegates 10 the district convention
10 b held at Centralia on May 18Th, next,
3. 49, Tnos. W. HAlLIpiy. Chairman.
Giro, Ills, March7, 1873.
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IN. toHH 9. HARNAN will 90 Into tic
convention TO nominate candidates for
shs supreme and appellate courts with
3 strong backing. He will have the
delegates from nearly every one OF the
lower counties ofthe district pledge to
him, and viii receive some votes from
the other counties. We consider hls
chances for the nomination good.
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MCCARTNEY. the irrepressIbls John r

MCCARTHY. the irrepressibls John r.
q Metropolis. Il being urged by some
Of his friends to become q candidate Tor
state senator for the di ieth district on
the Indspsndsnt ticket. Mack has not
yst said whether he will or whether no
won't, but ~ he has had an eye on
the state senate tor years past. and
sshs isnot In good standing with tho
0epubiicau party and knows that II h
sveS gets to the Senate II will be "a .
representative Of the independents, wo
euese be will.
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TN temperance people throughout
~ cDnntry are somewhat excited over
~ disnissal OF the policeman VI. @.
mn, q BelIsvills. for wearing a purple
Sibbou Indicative Of bis temperance opin.
a. Holteemsn.RlIl he'd trial before the
NJ co0neil Of Bsllevllle, and wss found
suilsy o. the fourth charge and second
epoQl0osIion. which read 40 follows:
Ipursh charge. "You have dlsobsyed
Sbsoe1sSs Il ths mayor" Second spool.
nonelUa, sxhst you dlsobsysd ihs orders
igit6 Aayos IA nos tsmovise satd ribbon
elIR St1sNA - ~ ser IN Nh h |
y saSSE N NJ |
w y s<ysssrs ~ ~ a ~rs ~
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AZ . reliable and cheap remedy for the
yarious sfiections Of the throat and lungs.
we heartily recommend DR.. Bulls cough
syrup, Price Is cents.
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= - ~
s sssss,s,t 'isasl( rssas $1,000 \
( ,.ItisnS spr,nnA I.sSry eaAr.
eluos, llfsstS d Bqe hpa VI snls!sassS ,, :
purer tate Nd g6e( 4oA6 epticnD, mus I
peautlfytg anddorning cdr daliZ I'VE
anu brtgksninpp and rounding Oh tiSH
10 SSsSI siSbadies. I dsslss % fSstfnl
ny Epeerl thsrs 70 a many smons you
VINO so oaNeSly Z pressed your desire lha.
should realm no honorable portion OF
lthe 0xacutyo the association. snd 70
Ipsg hat yoI wi, not be,ieys that 90 pol
appreciate most ighiy such PROCTOR your
icontdsaes- and esteem, nor bcca,Iso "
sesmed bost 70 reuss. that nave done 80
iffOh Wy ds.Ire ID sgSds Ut shrink either
resp 'nsiblhv or IaNr. You O n all bear
~ tkp'ssvsI ttApk, tothe cheerful T. sdiuess
wtthwHichv I haye u \ ayS assupaed bo.h,
lnpd Y MY hearty htsrsst ihahe saso collation.
from it, begiupng. Its prosperity AM
Seliao and ,heestA0l shmen mt OF tine iera'
ryapp 2 issare and solid ,basisy have ls'p
eloss by hsart IRON tho lebmihe nce Tnent
OF on woIk, and return my grateiuI'
lh nkso the members Of toe ss,ocletlpa
Wnor dsisg my terin,o .uttce, .ha>s cor.
diaIJ ALI faithfully lilsd INC N oil ny
pisAs snusuRg. Il ms Tor It's Dehent, yer
iQg ma w \ oAt fail, their Kind md 81 III
p.thsuc slsaursxsmentsnh prnctral nld.
And IN thlsppn .ertion l wopld7 msrtio y
With psasulc, the Ready cO'ortra'toa ,9'
ne other otGais, ~ WHOM Lam skLeh' Y
indeblso Tor their neyer-isilirg ooIttssy
anu cordial turtheranes pnr ~prZ 10 10
thfot the, Ar oeia lion. P0tne new presf
deot tender my stncere eon,,rS'1lalior'
a aS ss p%asE s' ssm 81 time Us
cordial anu hearty support and prouii >iop
~ ss,iat her faithfully as sm eOnnds
5oncHli viii t1sp 10, 10 the performances 81
her duties While gladly rs4tgsins 10y
p0aitiopip Der fapor, aViDg fny work II
such prudent and willing hands, aud zeal
INK great burden OF care and re- ponsi.
bil ~ slip Ing fe0m my shoulder, the fee
Ing of relietib not unmixe dgw lth q mile
r,gret thartae pleassntrslstisn Of thu pa,
year must necessarily be changed, and al
change 10 ZONE degree 10 painful, yet N
hsqrtisfull ofraPguiae no pea Tor onr future
AZ ny psrtipg words from the place whsrl
Ihsvs gained % much, and fear hhv,
Given 70 little In return, let me- urge you q
women With noble mission laia upon You
a. members Of the club that has opened Al
q new era Of mental and moral lie 10 III
community 10 held fsst, with our mott
"D-0et bitsrtT everbgfore us, to the ain
With which We startsd, Toe Improvement
OF ourse!7es, and others, making, by ou
sts:diastuessof purpose, otirunanimityao
action, our growth out OF The nsrrow path
Of the Jealousy, Iistrust and envy, whici
are 40 often allowed to cankar ami destroy
tha work ofwomap, our sssoeiation such
power Tor good 10 the community, thatou
iDflueLes shall be feltip society, and IT w
ipg info a nohler. wtser stature for ouI
s.lvcswe shalfexerciss a elevated ard rS
lining infleno, upony othsrScand lssy
behiad u, when our hte work 10 endo
this worthy and enduring monument OF oil
labors ana record OF which we need 10
be ashamed. while our children shall ris
up and call as blessed. '~| n
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TIE Democratic county committees Of
the different counties In this end Of the
state srs preparing to hold conventions
30 seize, delegates to the state convsn.
tiOn To be held April llih.
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Taa Democrats OF johnson coonty
will NEE. In mass convention at the court
houso In Vienna on Saturday, April 9Th,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
tbs State and district conventions.
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n SA hayd demands spen Il,
Eraa nav haIA da3 % day.;;

.lat or Ao~atsn rpsf not teG ",
n, In cons mns dseadfaI day.
q We Rhould sAh them once seo Ofifa,
4 Tl.Sy maS tabs Il aaaway
Scr III TIA NaAAnas-power
Liza within The sgsndss's tscss.
WHEN the right "a vote "a given,
~ Lat a. wisels isave The rest
IA cArse, NayehS, ls,a.
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pA. BULLS baby syrup II recommended
By oil druggists 40 being purely veget.
abs and reliable preparation tor babies.
Price Is 0epts.
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"OLp WELLS" will conduct hls own
defence when placed Oh trial for his 40.
don Ia the returning board matter.
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THE pREsIDEST RLsor.. = Z

tH.'F@ the FREaIDENT RLHCt,
Mr-. ". Il. Smith, then 'sddrssssa the
association, - follovs:47,' ll,l7
Ladies and Gentlemen: = 30 49,
1 muat also teudersou cordial vel.
come to our library room. eiidsarsd to v,
by SO many pleasant associations ana
tender reoolleetions. I. Ladies Of the Wo-
mans Club aud Library Association, !
cordially thank you for the honor con.
fsfred, deeplyssensible OF my inability to
fulfil the duties "a successfully and &C:
ceptabIY ns tas worthy predecessor,
Feallng assured this honor has not bern
confefreJ froca a sense b! 1tnsss' On my
part for the Office, but through your
h |. aaaa Tg'l} d5aws6 e. rSslesisl
i,sart in characters that never will be er,
ased. "a. may be for q time. however,
wanting In Thorough knowledge OF the
technical duties Ct the chair. but teel
deeply the responsibilities incumbent
upon me. So Tar. however, as unremit-
ting exestion on'my part, and a proper
respect for the advice OF those who are
better informed than myself can avail,
thole deficiencies wi'lberemedIed as soon
as posaibe. hoping he association will
In the meantime cxtsnd to me oonsi.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
-roa cLxRa surRHMc COURT, 9. o. D.

~s are su!bsyi, I'd 70 annoanse u. a, v. w,L.
bAEKA, " Washington County, 10 candidate
tofClarh Of tbs Ssprslne Coart s'aibsrn Grand
DIVISION, Dlinois. ssbiset to this decision Of the
bsmocsaio noninataa committee, 70 We bald
Il VentSala, M.y 18th. ie1s. MIS-
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b saisosRR Of cuIILor,'

Mrs. YIN. Winter. then favored -ths
audience with a recitation Of Byron's
.prnoner Of chiIon,a, which shs did
exceedingly well and to the delight Of
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Tbs news from the east is unia.cr,
esting.
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ron oxrRx or RE AFFILIATE c0caf--
~, yoURrR plsTicT, it1IEols.

Ne ~ authorized % ann0aaos W. Q. y.
pRUNE, Of Bingham Cosaty. M q oNnaieats
dos clsrh Of tbs App<ilass tesrt, fourth dlilKot
tliinois, ssbjeet 10 ,he decision Of the DsIo :
qesno Convention eabsd 70 meet at " tiaiia,
Nay 18th, iefS. SH's
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CYRUS q. MCCORMICK,
Chairman.
rno;A saiRlnY, Secretary.

TnoA aaiRlrY, Secretary.
Ar LARGE. "
G. a. Mccormick, G. u HOLES,
j. Mann, NJ. K. MURPHY.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-10

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