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"TRUTII'S" COUNSEL.

Speetal Dtspaseh 10 Tue Chteaso Trth"ne.
Nrw Yol.H, Nov. lo.-ln tho ahseltco OF
Mr. llnrt's counsel, his partner said:
"You nlay say from ne tint my partner
knew nothing whatever nbollt tslese t"o VII
ncsses beyond the fact tint they lrotcsseA 10
hnyo Information which wnultt l'rhSe ot
benefit to his client. liz nut them ota tho
stand, having first intofult'l himself " tho
general plirport 0f What u!e5 Khe"
or professetl to know. 1or lho
purposo Of clIcltinG tint 'n1of'l"'
tIon" O'l.ricn's breakdown WINS ns
much surprise tU HIN III t0 my hl'o else'
No criminal lawyer would put SUCH u VIII
ness Oh tl.e stntui knoyslng TINT ''e ~as ahs'nt
to full so sIgnally, as by go !loihE '!e womb
only Intura hts own ease. HtIug asked who
brought tileso men forward III uo hG5t ILL.,
stance, tlu lawyer said:
"r,tE SATtoSAI. nEMocisATlo coslMtrTEE.
Thero Is 10 uso mixing my bones about
that. The part Of thu caso relatr
luz to these two men, aioroy al'sl
O'Ilricn, Is. from Its Inception, TIC
work at the NatloNal Democratic Committee.
O'lsrion's affidavit was originally nia'!e III
Cumberland, 3ld., on tho day before election,
at tho instance Of Als. William NJ. Price, q
,neInl,es Ut the Committee, who haa heard
Of O'Btien'a statement, and suggested tt
lin, tue adyisabIltty OF putting 1t III the form
pf MI affidavit. AS to 'Mor0y, lio was dis
covered In Lynn by !ocal Democrats, wlit
| Ind Interested themselves In working up ttlt
c,lse, anu was brought to our attention IT.
that wny, don't recall
THE NAMES or THE PARTICULAR DEAL
| oEIfAT6;
there were 9 number, including sovoral iron
this city, who wors LID there at work on tn
ense. As for Mr., Hart a1,u Ills COUNSEL tho!
arc entirely innocent Of my !mpFoprlety II
tho u,attor, Indeed, Ms. Hart caused 0'l'FlG'
distinctly to understand before he gave 81
evidence that, In 50 fur as le told tha truth
he tuart) would stal,d by him, but that, l
, 1880-11-11

THE Dublin E'rccmnn's journal ridicnles
the sensational catle dispatches Of tue New
York IIcr.hl about Irish affairs, and says
wllnt nas long been thought lAerc-that they
arc "cookcd up" in tho HcraM Office, mid
arc manufactured for the purpose Ut bring
Ink the Herald Into notorlcty.
, 1880-11-11

TIE railroad war continues. Tic Wabasl,
system Of roat's reduced rites from st. Louis
and Chicago to all Eastern po!nts yesterday.
Tllc schedule adontcd for limited tickets Is:
Boston al,d New York, st.25; Philadelphia,
s3.75; Washington, 50; Harrisburg and Buf.
fato, s3.o5; ptttsburg, soo.25.
, 1880-11-11

ANOTHER new linc Of transatlantic steam
crs is about being established. Tho vessels
Of the proposed line will ply between stcttl''
III Prussia a,,tt New York. Tho llne Is to be
called the Stettin I4l0yas Line.
, 1880-11-11

AT Turcotng, France, on tho 8si Inst, tho
enforcement Of the March dccrecs in the case
Of tho Afatlsts was resisted BY the populacc.
Many affEays between tho latter and tho
police took plnce. clubs and missiles were
freely used, a1id about sixty persons woro
injured.
, 1880-11-11

THE Forte has hitherto refused to comply
with the Russian demands for THO execution
of the assasIns of Col. ConmeroH. subject
of The Car. The Ambassadors Of tic yarl-
ons European Powers HOW fl Conssantfnop!e
have united III note demanding the exccH-
tLol, and tho Porte will probably l,avc TO
comply.
, 1880-11-11

n. DE DAunny n'AssoS. Legttimist md
Ultramontane Deputy from LIN Eendec, who
was rcprImandctl by n. Gamhotta at Tues.
lays sitting of the French Chambers, and
temporarily expelled, Inns sent his censor
challenge, which will probably not be ac-
ceptcd. Ga,ubettn, although In n fighting
n,tod Just now, docs not want 10 fight the
l}ory ultramontal,e In the way the latter sug-
rpSts.
, 1880-11-11

GEx, GARFIELD sent Ills resignation as a
member Of Congress to Gov. Foster Sester'
day, The latter will call Ill election to I'LL
the yncancy created by his acceptance OF ths
resignation for the S0tll Inst.
, 1880-11-11

IN the rcrtod 1,ctwcen The lat Of Mny and
ti1o :}tst of OclUber there were brewctl In this
city 81 ,oi7 barrels of beer, or @,GO barrels
moro ttan were brcwcd during the corrc-
spending period Of last year. Tf1e quantity
t)rewcd would mike about LII, ,'Ss}, 100 gnsses,
or 3lt glasscs for cacll man, womas,, aii4
cllill tn tho City 1T Chicago,
, 1880-11-11

4 TRAIN FROM Madison Courthouse, Tlor-
itla, Tucstlny evening, having OH bonrti five
persons III charge of 4 United States deputy
Marshal, who arrested them for having rIo-
lnted tho ELECTION laws, wns boAr'lcd when
startling by party of masked men, who re-
leased tho prisoners, drove of tic witnesses
against them, and threatened violence to tho
Marshal. This is not a good time for the rc-
yiyal Of Ku-KlMxtsnL
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Carolina Sheriff MI u tr.'npctt-up chnfge ~
having raIsctl tic figures III school ortcr
from st4 IN S4t. Perry was instrumental III
causing the emigration Of sonc colorcd fco-
nto from North Carol1nn to Indiana, and thus
incurred tho wrath of tic Democrats of tho
fnrtnnr Etnte.
, 1880-11-11

AccoRn1So to tho official returns Gen.
Garl!cld's majority oyor Gen. ltnncock In
Indiana is 8,a4o. rhIs Is 3a5 votes less than
Judge Porter's majority foE Governor, but 1t
is considerably largcr thnn the average ma-
tority for stato officers. > ~.
, 1880-11-11

A rE1.soS nnlmctt Bennett who killed 3fr.
A. G. Jnnison, Of Little tnck, Ark. III
March, 1910. by shooting him afsor tho mail
ner In which cyictcd Irish tenants sloot
their former landlnrtls,-fronl behind
l,cttge,-was convicted Of murder In tho
first degree yesterday, and will probably bc
hnngGd
, 1880-11-11

A rInE ut rctrolla, Pa.! yesterday de-
stroycd nlymillcr's Hotel, tho office Of tho
United Pin, Lime, IIackus' hardware store,
IoomIs' meat market, md the Argyle Savings
Bank, and several other buildings. The loss
is placcsl ut $4,000. Tho cause OF tho tire
las not been lscertafncd.
, 1880-11-11

RIA pAs1TA, whose nanlo l'as como before
the public quite often within tho Inst six
months, and who was obliged to resign the
Government of Albania on account Of his
secret opposition 10 tic surrender Of Dull
ctEuo, t,as been appointed Governor OF
salonica by the Sultan. Which goes to show
that tho Sultan was not greatly displcased Mt
his opposition to the surrender Of Turkish
tcrr1tOry to Montenegro.
, 1880-11-11

THERE Ia report current III Now York,
and whlcl, seems to obtaIn considerable cro-
sencc, that Jay Gonld mud hlS fr!cl!tls ra-
Gently borrowed 83000o,oo0 from New York
bankers and capitalists OIL six months' time,
'rllis sunl thoy lent dn call, thus giving them
MI opportunity to create pa,,lc In stocks BY
making a proconcertca leuaall4 for their
1nanx.
, 1880-11-11

STEWARDS BLOCK ut Alid,llcbury, VT, was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The
block contained tho Masonic Hall, II storc,
md several u!1lces. Tho loss Is estimated Mt
SIC, 600, fully covered by insurance,
, 1880-11-11

AIn. j. F. SrovAr., Ilcadjustcr can1tdnte
for Congress fron, tho Filth Virginia Dis"
trict, announces Ills Int cntton 10 contest tho
seat of tho Hon. George 9. Cabcl1, Democrat,
who receiyet. colorabte minority.
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"IINDSI3Y.o

spttta, Dt,pasea to The Chteao, Tribune.
NEW Yoi1K, Nov. 10.-itnbert Lindsey, OF
james O'1}rier. MS 1sc now claims his maine
10 be, was also brought To the District Attor- |
ncy's Office fran tile Police Headquarters, |
where he hal pnssch the night, for exanlna-
tion by yJustice Morgan OF the charge OF per-
fury, nt about TIC same time That Morey was
produced. While Mercy was u1aklnE his
confession, Lindsey was kept In District
Attorney Phelps office. An employe OF the
lawyer who has tcrn defending Philip visited
him. and. after asking single question md
cutting his reply, hurried away. III 4 short
time tllc lawyers enp!oy6 returned, sail
something to the prisoner, anil ng1ln left.
Ellis lawyer las descrted lin" "snil 4 prom
incnt official, "aitl that means TINT the Ills.
reputable sheet which got tho two men into
| this trouble will repudAte them Tomorrow"
When the clerk had gonc, Lindsey
1.ooKEp VERY MICH FRIGHTENED,
and, after few moments Ut hesitation, sent
n rcoucst that Assistant DIstrIct-4Att0rncy
| bell would sec Him. Wien Mr. He'll arrived
Lindsey asked II confession wost'd free
lin from the consequences Of Ills crime. Air.
Bell answered that lc could not promise
that, but that In lie event of Lindsey cOii-
Tossing he should fccl disposed to take into
serious consideration tho propstctr OF deal
Ing lculently with him. Lindsey then ex-
pressed willingness to make n full STATE
| n,cnt, and, after the examination OF Aforey
had been concluded, he was nshcrcd Into the
presence Of Justice Morgan.
ACCORDING To 1.1SpsEr's STORY,
his rcnt n:tnr is Jatnes u'Drfcn, and lie Is n
native of Washington, D. e., where ho has
lived nearly NIL OF his life. lie has hnne
nothing In particular for living, but Is one
| s.t. }i41 NH t1SFl mi
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WILLIE BURNS, 1-year-old child. md
Charley Zelonka. companion, were killed
Tuesday by the falling of a sa'Hl-banls atntEer
which they were playing. Their bodies wero
not discovered TIL yesterday afternoon.
, 1880-11-11

JUDGE WYllE, Of tho Washington Circuit
Court, yesterday ordered the discharge OF
Samuel L. Perry. the colored man who was
recently arrested at the Capital by North
, 1880-11-11

Cart. EAps, OF jetty fame, las gono to
Mexico to make survey Of tho lsthnus Of
Tcl,a,lnterec to determine Its nlaptablllty
tor m intcroceantc sllp railroad.
, 1880-11-11

I.oup Colin C.AMrnEIl, the Duke OF Al"
gyjrs young SOIL, will become owner OF larEo
lrisi, estates noxt January BY marrying Miss
Blood, all Irish 1ctrcss.
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he caught him lying, Ito would lo ono OF
tho tlrst to urge his punishment"
PHILIPS COUNSEL.
T1fEtH EXPLANATIONS.
Asaasfat flxa,..ksL IA Ia t,..iaa .a ttSAhitsA.

Special Nstr1teh 10 The Chicago Iftbuft'
NEW YonK, Nov. 1o.-'Ihe lawyers for the
defense, MI anl severalIy, profess to wash
their hands of my responsibility for the III
cuEpatcd. witnesses, Mnrcy anil O'1'rfeil.
ten. llogcr Il. Pryor, oil being asked w1'at
hu knew of tic matter, sai.l lic llovcr snw
either Of the lncn beforc, Ur Ind aiiy direct
or Indirect communication Will, them until
they we're put M the sta,tl. l1n did not even
then examine tttc.,,, but left tint 10 the Truth
lawyer In tho case. IN wlionl It belonged
"Eycn now," he said, "It Is difficult to be-
lcyc that tic OIL mnn N1orcy lied III all that
lie said nbnut his uncle. lie told sl1ch q
clenr positive, nntt direct story, supplement-
Ing It With nntllt.s, tatt.s, nnl statements Ut
facts concerning which, If lie was falsffyfng,
llu must have known tint lie was certain to
be cxposcl. Tho other witness, Lindsey,
1 did not think much Of. Ills facial appear
| ancc was agaiMst l'tln.
YoU MAY SAY MOST ALPHABETICALLY
concerning tl3eso men. TINT knew nothing
whatever nbnnt them until they appeared OIL
! the stand, did not examine them, ni,d AM,
| therefore, In Ito wav concerned as to Wllnt
! they may or may nut have sail since. Ny
sole interest II IN Mr. Iitilp. wl.nnl fully be-
| lieyc to i,e innocent, and whom think no
Jury would convlctunon tho testimony thus
| fnr atlluced.n
Mtt CHARLES W. n1sooKE
also tisclnInch uii knowledge rs to the two
witnesses whose evidence he sald was n part
of the newspapers defense, a1,d therefore
in tho hands If Mr.. Hurts lawyer. lie
{1}rooke) WIS associated With Gen. Pryor
antl cx-S,1rroGatc |cetlcr In defense Of Mr..
Philip. a1d ha,l nothing whnteyer 10 slo will,
Alorey or O'1,ricn. 1lu knew no lloro OF
them titan Of ANY other citizen knowledge
of whom wis derived from reat(f'sg the
newspapers. There lad been no consufta'
ton between Philips lawyers and Mt. Hart's
in regard to thctr production.
, 1880-11-11

In his letter asking for admission he says
TINT one Of tho reasons why llo las deter
mlnctl 10 Join is tint hc behaves tho organt-
zatton l,as prevented crime and disorder.
, 1880-11-11
NEW YORK.

NEV 1V1e1As
Yesterdays Remarkable De-
.yelopments in the For-
gerry Trials.
Confessions Of tho Culprits Hired
by tho Democratic
Committee.
No Pains or Expense Spared to
Make Them Accomplished
Villains.
Tho Coaching ut Democratic Headquarters,
in The Mines, anA in "Truth's"
Office.
Explanations Of Scott and Hewitt;
Who Feared Garfield Was
Thief,
Address Of Irving Hall--Comments OF the
Brooklyn :" Eagle" on the
Fraud Business.
New York Detectives Figuring on the
Extent Of Brookway's Issue"
Of Bonds,
Jny Gould Said to Hayc $780,
| 100000 Lent Out Subject
| to NIomcntary Gull.
| The Death Of Gen. Sattertee, {
cowardIy Murder, and a
Brutal Assault.
THE FORGERY.
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r,t1; BLACK HILL. iaILns.
up1ERlsE ROUTE .

eees,s;s ;ss # 4. S ! h, S|ist iSS : y
,HiWAi tlc.cG .nfsss - ~ Stago and Ttansportaaoh
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
DEMOCRATIC PRECINCT MEETINGS.
Union COUNTY .


Hon " W Barr will speak at Alto, Friday, Octo-
Der /, at p IN; Anna, Saturday, Oct 2, at p m.
Hon F E Albright will speak at Bells Mill Mon
day, Oct /, at I p IN; Preston's school House,
TUESDAY, oct 6, at p m; Williard's La aoh
House, Thursday, Oct I, at Z p M Dongola, satur-
day, Oct 9, AT II m.
Hon Jesse Ware will speak at Mill Creek, Thurs
day, Sept 30, at : p m; Gregory school House.
Friday, oct i, at p m; karraker school House,
Monday, oct 4, at Z p m.
Hon D T Iinegar will speak at NJ Pleasant
Monday Oct 4, at p m; Saratoga Monday OCT
4, at p N; Elmore School House, Tuesday, Oct b,
at p m; Dongola, Saturday, Oct 9, at p IN.
Hon George w Hill will speak at Lick Creek
Friday, Oct !, at p IN; Moscow, Saturday, Oct 2,
OF ! p N Meisenheimer School House, Monday
Oct4, at pm.
Basket picnic at Mt Pleasant; Barbecue at Don
COLA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
JOHNSON COUNTY.

Hons Geo W Hill and W a Spann VIII speak at
KeI,ner School House, Tuesday, Sep 2s Z p m
Tunnel Hill Wednesday, Oct %. att p IN.
Hon VIM Allen will speak at Goreville, Monday
Oct 4, Of m; New Burnside Monday, Oeti, at
pm,
Hon VIM Hartzel will speak at Grange Store
tElWra Township, Wednesday, Oct at p III
New Burnside, Wednesday Oct e. at 7 p N; Grants
burgh, Friday, DC, 8 at pm.
Hons : Youngblood md S Wheeler vii
speak at Vienna, Tuesday, Oct ~ at p IN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN: SUNDAY MORNING

the bulldozer's shotgun and slain without
ceremony or remorse. Now the sable
Cicero offers himself a living sacrifice on
the matyrs altar Cannot some good friend
dissuade the noble Douglass from this rash,
importunate act His life, now mellowed
by the declining years should not be thus
cast away.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
noN. CAM Scllrrz

81 shall certainly 10, attempt 20 depredicate the
character often. Hancock, and The great services
which be has rendered 10 the country. He is a
gentleman OF ireproachablc character when sha
be cory 10 see any eilori made 90 discrudit Az a
soldier, he has shown signal bravery and skin In
handling r00ps under difficult circunlSiai ces and
his name ~ identified nth some Of the most sp'en.
did achievements OF the war For all this every
good citizen will honor him
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

"SwAYNE's OINTMENT AND PILLs."-The
greatest remedies the world has ever known
curing the most inveterate case of skin
diseases, such as letter, salt rheum, scaly
head, barbe's itch, sores, all crusty, scald
skin eruptions, and that distressing com.
plant, itching piles. AS u blood purifier
and regulator, Swayne's Tar and Sarsapa-
rilla Pills are excellent. Cure sick and
nervous headache, dyspepsia, indigestion,
ward off malarial fevers, cleansing the sys-
TEN and bowels Of all impurities, restoring
to healthy activity every organ of the body
Price 25 cents box, five boxes 81. ONT
ment so cents, three boxes $1.25. Can be
sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
price. Address letters, DR.. Swaync & Son,
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Sold by all leading druggists. (2)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

Mrs. BARNHoFFT, cor. Prat and Broad
way has been a suffer tor 70 years through
rheumatism and has tried every remedy
she could hear of, bu. received no benefit,
until recommended to try the Eclectric oil,
she says she cannot express the satisfaction
she feels at having her pain entirely re-
moved and her rheumatism cured.
PAUL G.. SCnUH, druggist.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
MAssAc COUNTY

Hon Wm Murphy will speak at New
Columbia, Thursday Sep 30, at p m;
Benton School House, Tuesday, Oct 5, at
p m: Atkins school House, Wednesday, Oct 6, at
p m; Oak Grove School House, Wednesday, Oct e,
at pm.
Hon w W Barr. will speak at Stringtown, Tues
day. Oct ), at p mt Metropolis Tuesday, Oct 8, at
p m; Oak Grove School House Wednesday, Oct g.
=, pm.
Gen VIM i Anderson and Hon Samuel Marshall
will speak at Metropolis, Monday, Oct II, at IN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

A pLUcKY Kentucky school ma'am is
Miss Hillbreth, of Hopkins county. She
attempted to punish boy named Merrill
for some misdemeanor, when the youth
drew his knife. Miss Hillbreth unarmed
him, and he brought club to his assistance,
but she finally whipped him. That night
the boys father went to Miss Merrill's
boarding house and cursed her shamefully.
The next day he went to the school-house
to continue his abuse, but the young lady
had armed herself with pistol and dared
Merrill to enter the door. Merrill ran
home, and was returning with a shotgun,
when he was arrested by an officer, but
soon escaped, and is now at large,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

Hon p Wheeler will speak at villa Ridge,
saturday, oct =. at ? IN; Mound, City, Monday.
oct att p m; New Grand Chain, Friday, Oct H.
$3.50 IN Wetang, Saturday, Oct 49, ppm.
Hon W A Spann will speak al Mound City Tues
day, oct ,, at pm; Pulaski, Wednesday, Oct o.
at p IN; Ulcn. Thursday, oct ~ pm.
Hon NJ c Crawford will speak at Olmstead Sat
urdHy, Oct 0, al / p m New Grand Chain, satur
day, Oct Cat G;30pm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

AS CALoRIc, electricity and phosphor-
Gus are induced and supplied by Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, it
only requires the administration of this
successful invention to fortify the feeble,
give sprightliness and motion to the torpid,
and lring about a condition which not only
secures Consciousness Of life but makes life
really ENJOYABLE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

X. ScHEUTENMuLLER, Brooklyn, writes
Your Spring Blossom is invaluable. l have
had scrofuIous sores on my legs for num-
Der of ycars, and occasionally, they would
break out on my face. | have taken two
bottles of Spring Blossom, according to
directions and now all the sores have dis
appeared and my skin is perfectly healthy.
Price 80 cents, and trial bottles 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.

Hon VIM Hartzell will speak at Barsville, Sat.
urday. Oct2, att pm; Gainesville, Saturday, Oct
?atT . IN; Jeffersonyile, Monday Oct T. at P IN !;
Marion, Monday, Oct 4, at pm; Pulleys MIL,
Tuesday, Oct 3, at p m; Kimmel's School House,
Tuesday, Oct 5, at I p N; Stone Fort, Thursday,
oct Z, at m.
Hon X w Townshend will speak at Stone Fort
also on the 9TH.
Hon VIM Allen will speak at Lake Creek, Wed.
nesday, Oct g, at p m; Boswells springs Grassy
Precncty Thursday, Oct I, at pm,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
NOTICE OF ADJ L STMENT.
EsrATg OF JOIN prNylp, DECEASED.

All persons having claims against the estate Of
John Dunnp, deceased, are hereby notified and r.
questcd 10 attend and present such claims to The
county court OF Alexander county, Illinois, for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted nj n term OF
said court, 10 be held NJ the cour, house In the city
OF Cairc In said Alexander county. on the third
Monday Of December, A. d. 1880, being the 10th dag
thereof
Dated September 27th, A. d. 1850.
MELISSA DUNFJP, Admins trntrix
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

The fifth festival Of the Cincinnati Musi-
cal Festival association will be held in
Cincinnati in Nay, 1882, and, in pursuance
of the policy adopted by it in connection
with its last festival the association offers a
prize Of one thousand dollars for the most
meritorious composition for chorus and or
chestra, to be performed on that occasion.
Competition shall be open to all citizens of
the United States, irrespective of place of
birth.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

HON. II. W. TOWNSEND WILL SPEAK AT
Golconds, Friday October 5.
New Burnside, Wednesday October g.
Stone Fort, Thursday october q
Cairo Wednesday October H.
non. SAMUEL MARSHALL WILL SPEAK AT
Golconda, Saturday October9.
Metropolis, Monday October H.
Cairo Wednesday Octooer ID.
Muryhvsboro, Thursday october ID
Marion, Saturday october 10.
GEN, WILLIAM Z. ANDERSON WILL SPEAK AT
Golconda, Saturday October 9,
Metropolis, Monday October II
Vienna. Friday October II.
Cairo. Wednesday october IL.
Murphysboro, Thursday October H.
Marion, Saturday October 10,
HON. T. NJ YoUNGBLooD WILL SPEAK At
Vienna. Tuesday October 70
Cairo. Wednesday october 70,
Anna, Thursday october II
DuQuoin, Friday October -.
Piukneyyille, Saturday October TO-
HON, JOHN II. oBERLY WILL srEAKAT
Shawneetown, Saturday October l5,
Gocouda. Monday October Is.
Metropolis, Tuesday october ~
Jone-ksro, Thursday October Il
sparta, Friday Oc ober29
Marion, Thursday october rs
Murphysboro, Friday october 90.
DuQuon, Saturday october 3d.
Cairo, Monday NOyemberl.
BY order of Congressional Committee,
Il, FEEGASzA, WIN IL GREEN,
Secretary. Chairman.
The newspapers OF the District are requested Il
copy the above
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
RANDOLPH COUNTY.

Hon Albright will speak at Shiloh,
Wednesday, Sept 30, at p m; Chester, Thurs
day, Sept 30, IN.
Hon W j Allen will speak at Shiloh, Wednes.
day. Sept 20. at p m Chester, Thursday, Sept 30,
at p IN.
Hon VIM Hartzell will will be present at all the
above meetings except Kaskaskia and Chester.
By order OF Congressional Committee.
W II GREEN, Chairman.
K. FRIGANzA, Secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
JAMES a GARFIELD.

THE man who attempts TO &C, up political ex.
element In this country on The old sectional esres
win ind hmsef withou, PARTY and without sup.
mort -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co., MARSHALL
MIcH.--Will send their celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them With.
out delay
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

One Of the easiest things to CATCH and at
the same time one of the most difficult to
get rid OF, is cough or cold. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, however, always pro ,es equal
TO the emergency. Price 25 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
PERRY COUNTY.

Hon Jas n Gregg will speak at White Church
paradise l'recnctJ Monday Oct 4; Old DuQnoin
Tuesday, Oct ;; Round Prairie School House, Wee
nesdGy, oct g; GwGnwick, Thursday, Oct I; Cutler
Friday, Oct s.; Denmark, Saturday Oct g. Baird
School House, Saturday, Oct 9, pm
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
POPE COUNTY.

Hon W A spann will speak at Eddyyllle Sat
urdsy, Oct ,. at pm,
Hon VIM Murphy will speak at Rose Bud, Fri.
day. Oct l. &; p M Eddyyille, Saturday Oct 2, at /
IN: New Liberty, Monday, Oct a. pm.
Hons Samuel ) Marshall and VIM Hart2ell will
speak al Golcorda, Saturday, Oct 9, at p III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

81 have nothing 20 .ay Ggains, Gen Hancock. I
have known him for forty years HE personal, Of.
fetal and military record j. good. 90
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
Hos, RoBEBT BELL

"Genuemep The principles Of The Democratic
party are ~ far above the principles Of the Repub.
Lean party a. the bHtilemeD,s OF high heaven arc
above the muGsills Of he'll