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New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Nlaster Gustavus G.
Hams ~ ordered 10 the Vandalla at Boston. The
dcrs assigning Surgeon Thomas lllanl to the Lacki-
v,uun and IIeuruaut Clifford h. West TO the Van
dali, have been revoked. The former Is placed wait
ug order. and the latter directed 10 remain onduy at
tlr Ndyv Iaru, New-iOtK. stephan III. Radford, As
sIstant PayInasIer, has resigned.
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DAMAGE IN HUDsoN-sT.

A fire broke out at o'clock last night at
no 2s3 Hndson-st The stock OF Pearson 4 Watson,
coufectionors was damaged 81 900. and that OF Abam
A Duuohur. pets. the rN, 1OOr, 5000 The dam
axe to tie building IL estimated at $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
nACK TAxEs IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-fhe Appellate Court
this afternoon decided that the act OF 1877, providing
for the collection of back taxes is valid. thereby affirm
ing the decis OF Judge LOOMS. This decision ia
yotyes from 50 100000 70 $000 900 taxes duo The city
and steref0Ie very important aid ~ tas revenue OF
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
AroIJsHlyG CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,

HARRISBURG, Penn. Jan. 29.-A ,', o,'' oap @
introduced in the House to-day to abousn '" Ss, hn
l.hm,nt IL substitutes SOLITARY connnenV"'
AZ Lard aDor for murder Ia tue ngsl desFe0
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Two Indies. both Of them little dnll in the

hearing were church day. when the minister mad
Tor his text Except repent We shali all likewise
perish" They listened patiently enough but when they
eo ont said 10 the other Jepet, yOn
aw' icxt The minister had the day - Except we pay
our rent, wore a tV be putten out O. tho PARISH"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
THE COUNTY CLERK.
,u,pcps By THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

CHARGES BY TIE BAk ASSociAlioN'
ME GUMBLEToN ACCUSED OF EXAciiNG hLhdAL
FFFs AND oTHERwIsE VIOLATING THR LAVA
,u,,p1xc 10 Br HAD BEFORE THE GOVERNOR
FEBRUARY 10.
The Committee of the Bar Association has pre-
souted charges TO Governor Robinson against
Comfy Clerk Gumbleton, of New-York, and
the Governor has ordered the accused
TO show cause. in writing on February 10, why he
should not be removed from office. In u
letter to the Hon. W. NJ. Eyarts, as president
of the Bar Association, Mr.. Gumbleton pro-
tests against tho actions Of the Commit
tee. He declares that the members arc ms
political enemies, and that their aim is plundcr
through the capture of several important Offices
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
FAILURES IN THIS CITY.

The temporary suspension of Randall IL.
Footr of No. 20 Broadway the originator OF the put
and call sy STEM is announced The bull movement
OF the last two months brought heavy LOSSES bin
e has paid 50 900 day for the last ten days
until ne was forced to suspend He said yesterday that
his suspension was Ony temporary, and lie hoped TO
have matters adm te IN short tim rs the Liabilities
were only 000 mainly stocks, for he had PAID AL
the priyIl gcs.
The schedules OF Hermann Brook, commission mer-
chant OF No 81 Newst, state his liabilities at SllV.-
600 H. and his assets at 1926 The schedules OF
Henry Zeltner brewer in One undrcdand seycnteth-
St. give lis liabilities at Sl5J9J7 Al, ana hlS assets al
SI5,l9l 80.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

eral holes through the door when they frightened
off without accomplishing their object. Ihere was
$50, 600 In the safe.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
BANKRUPTs CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

CINCIsHATI. Jan. GA Louisville KY, dispatch
says; About month ago the firm OF SaDel * Lazarus
doing al extensive hide and fur business, made an
Segment, their Liabilities being $4,000 and assets
SS 900 At the time general opinion hat thr
shrinkage o values compelled them to suecumb. Yes
terday p. Sabe arrested upon n requ stion from
Missouri char ing that he purchased large quantity OF
good, from 5 Louis tirm and before the goods
shipped sold the same iOr cash. Upon beng t'ken
before Judze Jackson for identification, the later, upon
heatIng th. etIutnce. discharged from custody II
not vet Known what further steps viii be taken by the
ur..ge
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
FAILURES AT oGDENsBURG.

OGDENsBURG, n. Y, Jan. 29.-James l..
ives grocer and D. & A. McGruer, dry goods and mil
linery OF this city. failed to-day. Their liabilities
assets are not yet known
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

lie APPEALS TO Mr.. EvARrs, As PRESIDENT OF THE
BAR ASSOCIATION AGAINST TIE ACTIONS OF
TIE CONMITTEE-PICNDrR Hr DECLARES TO
BE THE AIM OF THE INVESTIGATION.
The following letter was sent yesterday by
County Clerk GumbetCn the Hon. William NJ Evarts
As president Of the Bar Association. Mr. GumbetOn re-
views the actions of the committee and declares that
the ayowed aim OF its members is TO capture several
important offices which they could obtain in no other
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
THE CHARGES PRESENTED.

TXACTION OF ILL GAL TEES AND DlS"hf'pihNO"
OF THE IAws-MR GCMBLFTON SOMNoNLD ~
ANSWER on FEBRUARY TO-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
PAUL BOYTON.
TIE yoYAGER WILL BE HERE oN SATURDAY
EXCURSION TRAINS

TIE NOlAGER WILL BE HERE ON SATURDAY
EXCURSION TRAINS
The world renowned voyagcr Paul Boy
ton, who is near the finish of his wonderful
float down the Ohio from It's hcadwatcrs
will feel the Mississippi on Saturday next,
He will tarry at Paducah on Thursday to
accept an grafton rendered him there and
will then come by easy stage TO the
beginning Of his great task the descent
of the Mississippi to the Gulf Half dozen
Paul Boyton', passed as many points
above here yesterday, and there was great
excitement until somebody would sudden.
" remember that il was the first of \ ril.
The programme for bis reception is not yet
definitely arranged but it is certain that he
will be met above the city on Saturday by
steamers bearing his official color,, and the
only ones he will recognize or exhibit along
side Of His skill in lodging what he calls
pirate Ships is well known. Excursion,
are being arranged on the various railroads
Representatives Of leading papers in the
country will be here and it i, certain that
Saturday will be gala day in the history
OF Cairo. Boyton Is now over
thousand miles below the hcadwa,cr.,
and * cDmDlctinr here fine loprcsi yoygrr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
For The Cairo Bllguu.
THOUGHTS. LACONICALLY EX
PRESSED.
~ MONTGOMERY.

A guiding hand is ever ready, and il
one suffers himself to be led by it, in a
simple child-likc faith, he cannot be I'M
happy, There is something sweet in de-.
pending upon one so kind and good.
l think that if anything can call forth
wild imagination and fcvcrish fancy, it is a
night when the wind bowls and the rain
dashcs u weird, monotonous accompaniment
to the shricking air, Such nights have
moved men to deeds of most desperate
daring when the elements seem in unison
with their own iG5 tie, ungoycrnablc pas.
sons, there must be something singuIary
akin between man and nature, And the
sunny golden days, with laughter in the
water, and music in the leaves who can
tell of their pure inAucnr q. the many
good deeds they perform OF the beautiful
thoughts scattered like fruitful seeds upon
the mind prepared for tillagc,
is not life what we make Il? We
have the bright or dark side from which to
choose
Talent is frightened by trials il we
only possess courage and perseverance to
conquer them
Sympathy should not be deemed soft
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
THE CAIRO BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY MORNING.

measures ofprcvcntion and cure. The foul
paccswcrc made clean and the infected To-
calities were thoroughly disintectcd, sothat
the warm weather of the succeeding year
found no congenal spots wherein to breed
the pcsticnce. In the West Indies, in
Brazil and in certain points in Central
America il has been known TO rage as
often as six or seven years in succession.
This was so because the inhabitants had
learned to regard the annual appearance Of
the scourgc as a matter of course, and made
no effort, by the adoption of sani-
tary reforms to keep j, out.
Hence we have proof that is very conclu-
slvc that the South has not been afflicted
two years in succession, because the con
dltlons that invited and nurtured the
germs OF the disease one year, did not ex.
list the succeeding year. The conclusion
enforced from this state of facts, teaches
the authorities Of the South, the authorities
of Cairo, and ofall other localities to which
the germs Of the death,y epidemic may be
transported, that it is duty they owe to
the people they represent, to proceed, with
all due industry, to the work of renovation
Cairo has made an encouraging commence.
mcnt. But much remains to be done-thc
! dealt. brccding naStincss hidden under
the novels of the city-thc
damp and mould-thc decaying
timbers; the Stops and filth Of Kitchens
all this, hidden away from common obscry-
alton, is the most fruitful source of disease
yet it all remains to be locked after We
mention this IN no complaining mood for
the Health Officer is performing his duty
tearessIy and well; but merely to call at
tcnton to the fact that, .Nhilc. much has
been done, much more remains to be done
and that, inaSmuCh as warm weather will
soon he upon US, the work Of cleaning up
must be pursued with undated energy
| Should the Satl'on-hucd Terror look in upon
us from points in the South, we must be
in condition that will tell him that we
are mot at home to him. or to any OF his
! kius-tolk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
"OIi. WHAT \ HAT"

Putt aside then and call on Marx
the widely known Halter and Clotlicr. and
get one Of his stylish Broadway Silk Hats
manufactured to order. He is the onI,
man in the city who is supplied with
coniormitor. He can take your measure
and in short order supply you with a nicely
fitting stylish hat, at a figure so low that II
will surprise YOU.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
LOCAL lNTELLlG ENCE.

The gun club have a shooting this af-
tcrnon.
The Mississippi Central pay car arriv-
cd in the city yesterday,
The "llo,el de Winter" is it, Why
no, "The-lIousc that. Jack .kccpsi'
Col. Robert I.owcry is expected to adj.
dress the Reform club Friday night
The Delta band made the central por
ton the city vocal with sweet sounds las
night, /, was practice night
Alex. Fry's daughter, recently from
Texas, is in the city. We have been ,oIC
tina, while everything is NO, exactly as Alc'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
IMPORTANT TO MEAT CONSUME rs

NJ l., McCammon, OF Metropolis, Do,
Just opened iirst-class butcher shop a. tho
corner Of Nineteenth and Poplar strcc,,
where you can buy the best beef in tine
market for s cents per pound c. o. p.
Pork, 81 cents; bacon, 3 cents; sausage,
three pounds for % cents. Al are invited
10 call and give him trial Meat delivered
when ordered. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

The most successful grave robbcr Of the daN Is
DR. LINDLEY. BY means of his Blood Searchcr
be has robbed the grave OF scores who were dying
of Scrofnla, Consumption, Rhcmslism' MercnrlHI
disease, Canccrous Formations, TnmorF' ErEsPei'
las Janndice Fever and Aguc and General Debil'
ty The blood is the life, and DR.. Lindsey blood
Sesrcher is the great life prescrer, g. IL hubbard,
Hampden, Ohio, says: cleveland pl!slciaths
declared my wife dying of consumption ny lhe
pse OF Dr. iindseys Blood SearCher shc was re-
stored 10 health" j + Brooks, Panesyllc Ohio,
says: MY son was afflicted with sGcTofRla OF ne
worst form, and pronounced ncunble by several
physicians HE llle was saved ny the use OF VI
ijnds,ys Blood Senrcher \ Tumor growing on
INV head was completely cured by the use OF Dr.
i.indley's Blood Scarchcr, saryer Pittsburgh
Boil. Pimplcs on the face, salt Rheum, ia
Sores and all CutaneOus Eruptons disappear ikt
our name Is on the bottom OF the wrapper. for
salc by all Druggists u,, ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

by Miss AIvord and Miss Lofin; Tucsdat
forenoon and afternoon, the Thirteenth
street Grammar School; wednesday fore,
noon, the rooms taught by Miss Walbridgc,
Miss Foss, Miss Chris,y and Mr., Mott;
"Wednesday afternoon, the rooms taught by
Miss Hogan, Miss Armstrong and Miss
Ford Thursday forenoon and afternoon,
Mr., Ncwsomes room. and Thursday and
Friday, the High School.
The examination will be public and a
large attendance Of the patrons and friends
Of the schools is desired.
g.. G.. AIyORD, Supt. :
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

Thc annual examination Of the CAIRO
public schools will take place this week IN
in the following order, Monday forenoon
Miss Rogers room; Monday afternoon the
rooms taught by Mrs Alvord and Miss
Riley; Tuesday forenoon, the rooms taught
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
A. HALEY, the Commcrclalaycnuc Hard

\. HALEY, the Commercial avenue Hard
ware merchant, invites attention to his
large and varied stock Of ,inwarc, stoves,
cutlery and fancy goods. Ills cook stoves
are among the latest and best patterns and
are not exccIlcd as bakers by anything in
the market; they are Of the heaviest make
and will last longer and use less fuel than
any other. Sold 50 close as to. make it al
object to call and examine Brccch LOAD,
ing Shot-guns. Fishing Tackle etc, and
everything else low to suit the times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

state us people ana the prospects
The annual meeting of the Cairo Pres
bytcry will be held in Mt Carmel, on the
9Th instant.
Calling Cards printed in new script
package of % for % cents, next 30 days
at the BULLETIN Office,
We hear limitations Of n double
wedding soon, all the parties to which art
society folks whose presence in our young
and festive circles will be sadly missed.
We acknowledge the receipt ola well
written dissertation on the "DcspotSm OF
Fashion Owing to its length, we shall
not b. able to find room for it before sun
day next,
The elegant French glass plate in
Taller Bros window is married by II bad
fracture, As the plate shows a thickness
OF about quarter of an inch, it has rcquir-
ed the exercise OF considerable force to pro
duce the fracture.
Patsy Fitzgerald, lately and for a long
time with Mr.. J, B. Reed, has left the city
and will hereafter be a denizen of st
Marys, Kansas His choice of new home
was determined by the presence OF rcla
tives in st. Marys,
A sociablc will be given at the resi-
dcncc of Mr.. j. B. Randall, on Washing
ton avenue, third door above The BuLLE
TIN office, on Thursday evening, April 3rd
by the ladies of the VI. T. church. \ cor.
dial invitation is extended to everybody,
D. T. Lincgar, Esq, is a candidate toI
the Office OF Alderman. Mr. Linegar is !
lawyer of ability, is as free from prejudi
ccs as any man in the city, and is prccisel!
the kind of a man that is needed in the po
siton he avows q willingness to fill.
We heard yesterday that Justice Merit
of Mound City, had interested himself il
the Reynolds case, and sent an officer to tn
neighborhood of Reynolds home to pusl
inquiries, with view of taking such ac
ton as the information received may seen
to warrant. Thisis right
MIR. Egbert A. Smith enters the lists as
candidate for Alderman from the Thir,
ward. Mr.. Smith is sensible energeti
and successful business man, and has man
friends IN the ward who will lend him
warm andzealous support, He will, if elect
ed, have no personal hobbies 10 look attcr;bu
will honestly serve the city to the best q
his ability.
As Captain Boyton terminates hi
swim in the waters OF the Ohio, here, o
Friday next, there will, most likely, be
large crowd of people to welcome him +
the city, and give him bon voyage, as he j
carried away on the turgid waters Of TIT
Mississippi. 1t is wonderful journey
that upon which the Captain is now 50 ia
advanced, and wonderfully is he cquippc,
for it.
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MI "ooo N''chhoos' mas c'h'eh'e.
TO stand Tor ic-'Iocuoh a. alderman oI Ia
second ward ana "i'er u'e voters OF IN
Waru give MN as many votes as ne ma,
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merits, they WILL because oil Tue gooa sens
ne displays ny Announcing ""''r
another huhoFe" on lhh bti''E'INN ~
y count. Mr, H. having devoted more I'm
and attention to the penolng iuhdlhg a
L | rangGmCnt than any other councilman, h
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

NoTCE.-To ALI. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The Cairo Bulletin will pay no bills con
tractcd by any of its employees, or any one
connected with the Ballctin, unless III,
same is made on written order signed by
myself and the order must be attached Il
the bill when presented, and no contract,
for advertising or job work are valid unlcs.
the same are endorsed by myself.
l.. 4. BURNETT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

r. JoNEs has on hand for the use of IN,
customers, the very best leather ana
material for fine and heavy boots and shoe.
ever brought to this section. His work
men are first class. His work the VERY
best and prices as low as the lowest. sat
isiaction guaranteed in all cases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

"N'"' '"""'" Nv ''ioscn. Judge
bross, Judge Green, DR.. Schulz, DR..
smith, p. ", Barclay, w. b. Gil
BERT Esq, $. 2, Wheeler, Esq Mr.. Samuel
Walters, Henry Mctcalf, Or men of like in
telhgence and individuality, are the kind of
men our voters should support, and, elect
lng them, compel them to serve. Let our
readers talk up" the matter, and, on Satur-
day next act from conviction.
Our much-cStcemcd contributor, Lin
wood, complains that her poetical contri-
buttons, "lolanthc' and Treasure Trove,"
were marrcd by changes, which were, we
dare say, neutrality-suspicious. OF the manu-
script, In the last named contribution the
word loss" was substituted tor "roseS' in
the line my heart is only the roses Of May
"A change that not only marrcd the sense,
but meter, 1t is true, as "Linwood' urges
that while missing words can be readily
supplied, or antiquities rcmcdicd by the
good sense of the reader, OF faulty prose,
similar mistakes or antiquities in poetry
are not so readily understood and corrected.
"Linwood" is. usually, a careful writer;
but if she will write upon wider paper, SO
that she is not compelled TO break her lines.
her manuscript will not confuse the vision
OF the printer, and insure greater fidelity
to copy. This done. and the proof read by
copy" as it will be- in the future,
mistakes will, we hope, be of rare occur
renee.
4, not few OF the citizen, Of Cairo
felt inclined 10 aScribc At least a part of
the sickness mat afflicted the attaches OF
/ lie BULLETIN Office, last summer to local
causes the following testimony WILL or
should we tulnk, quiet all apprchrnsionN
as to the future Nr, Nootrn, the Health
= ofhcer' mas placed IN our hhndN the io'-
loving statement: Il nave thoroughly en-
amined IlIE BtLLETN hn.ainS and
grounds, and iind everything in good san
itary condition extended my search IN
der the man building ana hhd II III u
Clearly condition and thoroughly ana ND
orally o!slnicctcd. The ou'-houseS OF
which complaints were made last summer,
have been torn down, the vaults filed with
lime ana earth, and new buildings erected
The grounds have been relieved Of al! rub
bsh and put IN good order, and ! can con
scicntiousIy say that II the balance Of the
city were in as clearly condition, might
rest from my labors and consider my duty
well performed
Our bus;pes, manager spent an hour.
Yesterday afternoon. in Mrs. Prot. Alyord's
department in the Thirteenth street rram-
mar school The Icpular animal eyamiDa.
ton was in progress. and the readiness with
which questions were answered. and the
facility with which the problems submitted
we're solved. told of A rhorouphness credit
able to scholars and teacher and certainly
gratifying to parents who were there to see.
The reading class. all the members of which
were under Ten wears of age, did rcmarka.
Div well. The class in arithmetic has
advanced under Mrs. As. instructions as.
tonishinglv. It numbers about twenty pu.
pil,. and each, in turn. disposed
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excite the envy of much older establish
ments elsewhere. Liberal advances are
made ON -four aud grain, as we'll rs upon
tobacco.
The present spring promises to he pro-
life in the consunmatlOn OF matrimonial al
li,nccs The names OF eight contracting
parties are in our possession, and the word
Is, that during the present month Of showers
they will divide Off into pairs, and with
blessings in addition to fashionable and
extensive head gear on their heads, will
go out to do battle with liic's realities, a>
husband and wife,
Mr.. Shaughnessy the sprightly and
very congcnial advance agent of Captain
Boyton, the equatic prodigy, called on us
yesterday, and kindly indicated q purpose
to keep the reader of THE BULLETIN well
advised Of all matters Of interest in conncc-
ton with the Captains extraordinary jour
ncy. The Captain will reach Paducah To-
morrow, and Cairo on Friday, What the
programme will be- will be made known
to-day.
A convention of river men was held in
the parlor OF the Burnet House, Cincinnati,
yesterday, and the day before. The object
of the convention was to decide upon praC-
teal measures for The improvement of the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers. 1t is no doubt
true that river men can make suggestions
that will deserve the attention Of the au-
thorticS in the work Of supplying pressing,
present wants; but for the great work that
is to furnish low water channel Of twenty
feet hence to New Orleans, the plan OF Cap
tain Eads is the one that must be finally
adopted, let previous resorts DE what they
may.
The citizens Of Cairo Iccl the loss OF
the Lorctto Academy building to be a pub
lie calamity, and while it is not within their
power to replace the building or to any
considerable extent relieve the wants and
necessities the loss Of it has occa>ioncd,
many OF them 'ce' \ disposition 10 manifest
in a substantial way. their sympathy with
the Sisters in charge To enable them to
90 ''iiS' we suggest u'a' i'"'u'' III '"''''S'
name a committee Of gentlemen to canvass
thc cl'y; anu as no S"o" purpose can ~
SuosoFVed ny delay' we 'hlnN II oc'' 'H"'
the committee DC name" anu enter upon
{ discharge VI lis "u'S at ""o'' VINO wiz
act IN inc matter
Don't taih to see the performance, tins
week at the Theatre Comiquc as 1t Is the
very best that has yet been presented to a
Cairo audience. The Cory sisters, Minnie
and Ida, have won the hearts Of the pub
lie, by their artistic performances; and Miss
Emma Evans, the song and dance lady, is
also very fine. Harry hyanS, the jugglcr
and balancrr displayed remarkable ajili-
ties and Miss Ella Arnold, the charming
vocalist, is still great tayOrItc, and stand;
y we = - '''' ''''''''''' " Wv "'''''''~'
jeff Brown is the name Of Fourth
ward barber Early yesterday morning a
young man, Of most mournful cast Of conn-
tcnancc, dropped in the shop, and with
much dglibrrution. addressed Jeff. about as
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
not T.

tAWo. lli., April It, is1g
"" annual meeting of the Stockholders ol Nh
Caro- lltEGas Company for the election y, Dirr,
tors viii be held at the Office Of The COMPANY MOI
day, April ,th, 1879. at 10 O'Clock am.
II, T GEROULD. Scrrr'a-H
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

We are authorized TO Announce the name Of NJ
FRED UosINGs a. candidate tor City treasurer at
the ensuing city election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

We are authorized 10 announce that MILE W.
pARxER is candidate. at the ensuing city election,
for the office Of City Treasurer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-02

We are are authorized to announce that DAVID
IT. LisEGAR will he candidate AZ III" ensuing
city election for the Office Of Alderman from See
Ond ward.