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Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24
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talte 0%iclinpirturs % Ribber al
0aiaorbenen, | bans anben cs fbfts
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fispe fig til eptfe. naar ban funbs
faa Ell Billet til ben bobbelte, ale.
repe til l 5blr. s Or. (1O6 81 for.
beieoe YrtS til 9Oser at fsrffe Rane.
San ipiaebe lutter Stpffer at fin
e9en 8cmppftiOn. bpllfet rar rs iaa
meset mere fcrenftst, 10 fOrfieaissrs
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p Qvartetto a violini solo, % 81
paa SOrlansenoe ben cfte bsrte %
iarpeles pnbepe "qolaffa @uerriera"
sapsS til bebfe. Qiseiom 9aaanini
bar ban betruffet fin fortrnTelies
9tOltn mep tpnpe Strense, bpilfst
er 9apnliat meD Senipn til mango
0annelisbeter. men life for ben full
be Zone. SanS Zone er berfor in.
tet minore eno fplbis. beuer lite til
Siertet e~aaenbe. CD &ent ipiQer
ban berimpb ; unbtase ri Blot nosls
paflenbe 2oner, iaa piloe Der benns
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inn til bans Spil. Der bar af ben
fterite &enbeb. Osiaa bans 6laae'
%clettOner, ia iiar bisie. par ftebis
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bog ~bemarfeS, at ri | 5lassOletipil.
let, iOm ban ristisnof benptter ait
for cfte, life bsrte BAN ubfsre nos
gen esentlise 0anflslisbeDer ali
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brinses peo en- 6inserietnins. Siar
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fen ban fsrer fin 9ue, FAINT bans
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forte 0irfning. Sarbisbeber befib.
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er. funpe iammenlisne BAN meb ga.
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ban a~abenbart palst 4asanini til
fit Sorbiaeoe, faa bar ban bog funs
naaet bam / enfelte, pbre cling. men
life | bet paientlise. s bans Som.
petitioner fanbt ri ~liseiaaliDt We.
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iaa fOrunoerlist iammenpluffepe, Tom
bet ismmer as paa ben mOoerne
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rer en- Sasen efter GHeft. Der life
iieloen blipsr fomtn, naar ben aiper
fa Wine af at pore alporlig. Sal,
be eno be nvmoDerS Weffre bette
m~an9fcloist % faatatrist. inbtil
5orbauielie 9iennemlsbenDe ale Sc
leliens CD Erin iaa fan ri bog life
fac, at ri blep f~orbauiebe e1er fsl'
lomme beroper ; felp "polaffa 0uer'
riera, Der bog efter andre fluloe er'
itatte ct belt Siaeosaaeri, bar life
brast ps til 5%orunprins. alens
bans 8partet for 0iOlinen er Abe
les life nOsen eaentlis 8partet. IL
bet unptasen. Oen ffsrffe Del al
famine cptOses at en- enffemmts 5las
seoletmeaemiatS, Der iprinser oper
be belpnoerlisfe 9cnereffer. Vef
al Sorauorins at be tree % tOfem'
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

ffre Rolf Sano | Dinene. Sutet er
riatioere, eno bpaD Der CT blepen
laat ON BAN : ban CT Utrtuos. men
iuaen 1uafner". Oa fra Danmarf:
"gubuu ct Orb ON 0iounoerman'
Den Ole SuG, en- 2itel, Der cmtrent
fommer laalebes ub ionl lucus a non
lucendo /; tbi efter min Wentna maa
man, / Stepet for at bennore BAN
iaa erceutrif iOm en- for Del at
europa, meaet mere unore fig oper
ben fcrunperlise 9eroen, Tom filler
BAN iaa brit. Selp iom 0irtucs er
ban inseu "RObert, eaer Wanoen
Icm ban ffal pere", tbi ban ipiaer
ofte upreciit os bpab enonu er
parre-urent. Men 8unifen at tie'
ne Yenae forftaar ban imiolertiD
Il 8iebenbapn bar ban til Dobbelte
Prilsr sipet fere &oneertsr meo
operfplpt Sus."
"Disie Oommere er faa meset
neutrality-suspicious. pr. 6inf-
iOm Der life / nosen Maaoe fan prre
Gale ON nosen Nib e0er Wisun'
belie. CD Oct er ianbe &unfne'
res rene Operbepisnins. iOm ftaa.
fore NOT / fig ielp, paa esne Ueie.
81 bos-eipes Der pei Gn. Tom life
meo eene 0ren pil bsre ben beit
9cpprife Saa meset bi9lper trpfte
unDere! bporpeo ri bog maa srinbre
ct eammelt OrDiprO9: Ve bet eanb!
bppr unpere fer &Ommer Die Sua
DID, pgre pt BAN lelp. % nnoerbol'
be oS pif."
8erlinerfritifen, iom 6inf nmib.
oelbart foruo fiffebe fin esen Se'
Dsmmelie. erflerebe, at "2ilbsrernes
ipenpte SOrpentnina pei blep TIL
frepsffiaet, bpab ben met uomRrfe'
be 3efuif | Ole Bulls Spil auaaar;
men bog paafalbt pasanints efterlis'
ueoe Orisinalitet Den upartifte Gil
bsrer, iaapel / be, for Ell Del meset
afeftfuloe, men bog Ofte baroffe %
isnDerrepne 8ompOftiOner, iOm / bet
fOrietlis uoftsienbe % / bet farifsrte
5oreDras at Den ielpiatte 8oneert
% ben BET meife 9ifalb pinoenbe
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ben bersmte 8lrtupS 0siaa | BET fe'
lelisSfulDe, iansriae Spil fan pre-
ftere Git, bpab ban a~lp0rlis pil.
Ole Bulls Zone er lite ffarf, for.
meoelt ben for ipase S%trsnsebeiai'
ming. men bog blso % for bet meite
Ten. Staffatoet ep. % neDaD ipnes
aanffe fulbfomment, men minore Bet
iaafalbte firitemmise eler 8uartettc'
Soloipil. iOm meset b~e9unifiQss pep
ben habe Stcl Of ben lappe Sue.
Spppigif. Ofte meaet / utibe. benpt'
ter Sua S%laaeOnetten ; at 4i;jifatc'
itsper msb p~enitre Saanb bsrte ies
in9en. s bet Sele maatte 8siulta'
tet af en- Dom cper bsnne ViOlin.
funtner pel ubfalbe bibbsn: at be.
tpoenpe Ialent er f~crenet meo iiel.
Den Glib, men at 6Orreftbeben %
ben ianpe sOpe Smas er aaaet tabt
/ en- Straben eftet Ori9inalitet %
en- Spse efter at pnffe Optst, for
at naa iaa messt ipm mulist be pc.
funipre Olemeo. Sfaoe for ben
forfierte Mnpenpelie at iaa uomRr'
fsoe Natursaper! Spao Der Dos
Vasanini er p%irfslis originate, enb'
% naar bet paa bans Bis ipnteS
biiart, bliper bos bans Gopi bpppis
tit ct 0reueebiaebe" Oip.
Gnpelia fOm Sinfs eaen anmel'
belle:
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-24

-AOet er melt le9le8t au", ia Wan.
nen, ban par matIauS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
FOR SALE CHEAP,

the following machinery, all in tirst-cIass
order: One boiler nearly new, 40 inches
diameter, "a feet long, with smoke stack;
one engine 10 inch bore "a inch stroke,
with heater, force and lifting pump; one
Daniels planer one - inch planer; four rip
saws and frames complete; one cut off saw;
three shaping machines; one routing ma
chine for bed posts and rails; one selt-teed
slat tenanting machine, one boring ma
chine; one power mortising machine; two
turning lathes three Emery wheels,mounted
on shafts and frames; sixty feet of 2 inch
line shafting with pulleys. For price en-
ouire at Furniture Factory.
WILLIAM EICHHoFF.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATTnE PLANTERS HOUSE.

5. Kranisiki, st. Louis; j. Steel, st.
Louis. Thos. Nails. Cen,ralia; Fred. Tru.
man, Metropolis; L. Warmer, st. Louis
+. Weber Benton, st. Louis; Geo b. Price,
Middlcport, HIS; Il. p Cox, Cincinnati
". L. Trnglc, Cincinnati ]. NJ. Loun'
Cnttendcn, Ky; +. NJ. Boncy, Chicago H.
l.. Jones, paducah; A. j. Cooper Polakl !
.John Allen and wife, Clinton, KY; Geo
Williams, Clinton, Ky; T. +. Owens, Gin
ton. Ky; L, Thomas, Silieston, Mo- j. T.
Crooker, Chicago; &. o. 5. Truscdale, Chl'
cago, II, NJ. Fudcnwider, Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
INTERESTING TO FARMERS.

Farmers and all others in making invest
mcuts or purchases are always glad to know
where and how they can do the best II a
ino buggy or draft harness is wanted,
manufactured from the very best MATERIAL or
GOOD saddle for either man or woman or In
fact saddlcry or harness of any description,
the largest, newest and most complete stock
will always be found ut WM' LUDWIG y
Co.'S lel Commercial avenue' also iu,l
stock of curry combs, brushes. brides, hal.
t,rs. harness oils, whips, collars, names,
straps, lines buggy cushions
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
EREiGNT NOTICE.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
CAIRo, ms. Anril i 1850.


CAIRO, LIS, April II 1850.
Until further notice, rates Of freight over
the "Coiro Short Line" from St. Louis TO
Cairo will he twenty cents per hundred
pounds, and from East st. Louis to Cairo
sixteen cents per hundred pounds on all
classes, except gram and grain products,
which will be fifteen ana one-half cents
per hundred from st. Louis, and eleven
and one.half ccuts per hundred from East
St. Louis to Caro-; and hay, baggiNg aud
Ties, and hog and cattle products, which
viii be seventeen and one.half cents per
hundred pounds from st. Louis and thir.
teen and onc.hOlf cents per hundred
pounds from East ST. Louis to Cairo, Rates
from CAIRO TO ST.. Louls AND EAST Sr
LOUIS same rs above. JAS. JOHNSON,
H. c. DE PuE General Southern Agt
Agent /. G. r. Il. Co,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

GILES Liniment lodide Ammonia cures
neuralgia, face ache, rheumatism, gout
frosted feet, chilblains, sore throat, crysipe-
las, bruises, and wounds of every nature in
man or animal. The remarkable cures this
remedy has effected classes 1t as one Of the
most important and valuable remedies ever
discovered for the cure and relief Of pain,
From over.eyertion contracted pain.
across my loins My sui'erings were in
tense. One bottle of Giles Linimcnt
Iodldc Ammonia cured me. Il. b. Niece,
Conductor n Y and New Haven II, X.
Giles Pills cures suppression
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

Jacob Kline desires the public to know
that he has perfected his machinery for the
manufacture of stone in blocks, and is now
ready to receive orders for sidewalk slabs,
foundation stone, building corners, window
stills, caps, etc. Orders will receive prompt
attention, and be filled without delay.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

MI JOnn Reeves loOh lIip oi1 III wv
country yesterday
Probate court, Judge Yocum prcsi-
ding, is in session.
The city council will meet on Tuesday
next to canvass the vote Of the late cleo
ton.
Mrs. John Austin of Metropolis is in
the city, visiting the family of Geo, W. H.
Corliss,
Mr.. L. A. Burnett left for st. Louis
yesterday morning, and will be absent sew
eral days.
"A few cases of supposed scarlet fever
are still reported, but no apprchensions are
felt on account of them,
The Misses Oberly, Edith and Ger
trude, will probably prolong their stay in
the city Tor several weeks.
-Taxpayels should remember that be-
ginning on the LIST of May the one per cent.
per month will be added to all unpaid
taxes.
The Ohio river is slightly on the rise,
but the rise is of such a character which
"cuts no figure" 1t is but slight and
spontaneous.
Marriage license were yesterday issued
by County Clerk Humm, tor the marriage
of Mr.. George DeGclder and Miss Minnie
Zononie-both Of this county and highly
respected.
Mr.. f. p. Powell, one of the gentle
manly and valuable attaches of the New
York store has taken possession OF MI
Totten's handsome little cottage situated on
| Eighteenth street,
-Messrs. J. B. Reed and J. 5. Hawkins
graced the court room of Squire Comlngs
Yesterday morning The case, which was
not of public importance, was decided in
Mr.. Hawkins favor.
Mr.. Bob Beard, with anumber of COM
peteht "orNihen' Is enSaSeu III ia'SlN7 Wv
old "pilot house" and placing new foun-
oa'ion unoeF It. Dea'"' Inc '"''''H'' "''''
Is a "oFicH al sue" ouS'neSS'
-Messrs Lancaster " kice nave OF late
enlarged their lumber yard TO meet 'he re-
quirements Of their growing trade inns
NV n ~, ., ,,,a.;4 ,,,on.;o,
- '"'''~ - '' "
1t is altogether llAeIy mat Tie very
thing you have been longing LOT VIII DC
offered for sale at the auction sale OF NJ D.
Harrell this morning. Sale commences al
10 o'clock on the premises SUI NaSn'ns'
ION avenue
A force Of hands sons Of Erin-wert
yesterday at work replacing the Old rails OF
the Cairo and Vincennes road with ne"
ones and generally improving the bed Of
the road-a work which always gIadden'
the hearts Of our sturdy draymen'
The sale of Mr.. NJ. B. Harrells house
hold effects will commence this morning a
10 o'clock Sol. A. Silver acting as auction
Ger. Everything will be sold, without re
serve. Parties desiring to purchase an eX
cellent second hand piano good for tel
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

a lUuncllCHL bputipil w ''N viva wa
cience and the evidence in any case.
"A gentleman, John Johnson by name,
did Yesterday with malice atorethought
and inspired by his satanic majesty, sin
duge" too freely and was thereby induced
to tear his Appolonian locks and start ont
on the war path, offering to decorate the
faces Of various citizens with his fist. He
was arrested, tried by Squire Comings and
sent to Jail for ten days.
Notices have tcan sent to our prominent
citizens, requesting their presence in the
hall of the Arab engine house tonight.
The object of the meeting is to talk over
and talk up the organization of an Aleyan-
der county fair association and since, as we
have repeatedly shown, such an organlza-
ton would result in great good to our city,
the attendance will doubtless be large.
The Tenth street music stand has been
repaired, and since the tooters who compose
the silver cornet band are now almost
nightly engaged in practicing, we suggest
that, on pleasant evenings, they avail them
selves of the opportunity of earning the
thanks of the community by occupying the
stand, and, in the language of Cowper or
some other genius, fill the public ears with
melting airs of martial, brisk or grave
The new revenue law imposes heavy
penaly upon those who delay the payment
of their taxes beyond May list. There Is
no escape from this penalty; and the col
lector having no discretion in the matter
being unable to relieve or commute delln-
oucncies-has asked US to give this LAST
notice to delinquents that they MUST pay
They must pay or suffer the consequence of
their delay
Yesterday evening man by the name
of Vim. Morrison attracted some attention
by his peculiar actions. He entered Mr.
Phil Saup's candy factory and wildly
pleaded to be protected from a mob that
threatened him, as he thought He was
found to be suffering the torture OF deli
rum tremens, and his rantings created
sympathy in some and mernment in Others
among those who saw him.
Our readers doubtless all remember
Paul Boyton who foated by this city in his
rubber suit some months ago. We see II
from an exchange that he is now lee
turing in the southern cities and proposes
TO devote the proceeds of his lectures to
the relief of the Irish. Paul might be
gracious enough to send himself as a con
tribution to ireland, and thus, for once, de-
vote himself to the relief of the Americans
Mr.. John Hcgic, we are reliably In
formed, has rented or leased the sausage
factory of Mr.. Frank Klein, and contem'
plates at no distant day to furnish our peo'
pie with sausages of his own make. As
rule sausages, like the laws OF oul
country, cease to inspire respect a,
one becomes acquainted with the mode OF
their making, but to this rule, as IS vel
known, the sausages of Mr. He-ie have al
ways been an exception.
Tl,',o,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

both white, had some misunderstanding
some days ago, during which Charles, who
is generally known as hard case, threatened
Josephines life. She swore out warrant
for his arrest, intending to have him bound
over to keep the peace in the future. Of
ticer Monroe Wootcn, after search sue
ceeded in arrcsting Holly yesterday and
brought him before Squire Robinson, but
owing to the non-appcarancc of his accuser,
he was acquitted.
Mr.. Miller, of Green Line fame, has
returned from his trip to Evansville, ac-
companied by the youngster who stole his
wife's golden watch. We are told that he
proposes to do one of two thngs-either
keep the watch and send the boy to the re-
form school, or keep the boy and send the
watch out Of his reach, We are inclined
to the belief that the former course Will be
pursued,
P.S.--Sincc the above was placed in
print we have learned that the boy, named
Michael Murphy, has been sentenced to
three years in the reform school, by Judge
Yocum.
T,,, man ,,,,., and Ir;s,,mo,
,oo,os r,,,nor,, loo,jol ,ho Grand T,,vor
-. v;ol,.,,,.. ~ H., ,,,,or
u,o, so,,o,nho. ,nao. a.. ;,a,o,oo of
,;oro. anil hor;,a .oroo sororoI mara
drinks b. h.c,no o,,rro,.ome and ot.
.o,,ntod ~ Mol. a,,h, wifi, soyeroI If ,ho
ho,l, IN tina h,o, Inn, u.i,h,r, sncca..
r., ,h,r ,,rrol r,o, ,l,o r.cro ,yi,, yh,m
ho ho1 co,,,o ,h,arl AMI srccoo3o5 n on.
caring him in onorro, 5rrirg which he
ena. ~, NOM, - ,,,o. oor .ho hal, ,,,oro;co
"a ,,d ,a3o;n, :, ,no s;3, of ,ho Gao.
For somo rooso, . GOOD orc we s,,,no.a
: nothing was done 10 el'her party on lac
boats arrival mere We are ihaeo'eo u
MI sol Silver ioF these particulars
Tho s.,.o,ro,, rooor+,,. ,,olo :, az %.
s,o;o.o nro,s d;sna,oh from w,shiro,or
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
ICE, ICE, PURE LAKE ICE.

F. NJ. Ward will enter the field again
this season, with his ice wagons, and will
be prepared, as formerly, to furnish pure
lake ice, in any part of the city, every day,
in any quantity desired. The fact that he
will give the business his personal super
vision, furnishes guarantee that bis pat
rops will be promptly, faithfully and salts
factorily served
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
SEE YoURsELFA As OTHERS SEE YOU

SEE you RSELF As OTHERS SEE YOU
Ityou want perfect, natural and life
like picture of yourself or friend in India
ink and water coors, abumen ink or oil
on canvass, give Lightfoot & Shelton, who
represent the celebrated Auburn Company,
your order II not satisfied, no charges,
Agents wanted Special terms on applica-
ton. Call at Mrs. Sites, Seventh street
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
DAY BOARDING

Mr.. Chas Shoenmeyer, proprietor OF the
Germania house. situated at the junction
of Poplar and Tenth streets and Wash
intgon avenue, is prepared to
accommodate few more day
boarders at reasonable rates. The
table is first class, containing always the
best the season affords, and the general ac-
commodations afforded are not surpassed
by any private boarding house in tn city.
FoR SAIE-For cash, a new two-hun-
dred dollar Mendclssobn piaLo, for Sl2j,
and the freight from factory. Apply at
this Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

THE active" cooking stove, the best
ever brought to this market, Call and see
if. at DavidsOn's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22

PATENT STONE.

Notices in this column, five cents per line, each
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS

n dve lines zach or lese will be published Tor %
cents one insertion; 3 times, ~ cents; week, wv
month, $50; months without change Sl,n per
month. Rach additional line, prorala' sU"auous
wanted free,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-22
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Notices in these columns, ten cents per lin
each insertion.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-27

i ea11 Aekery 0Msleslk n Rsersaa.
Fsun - llsw YEA 9nsunsl
Mr. Hicba, member Il he Nn1ionAl CosAmlt-
tee for Florida, W1p found ak The h1Adquaxieza OF
the Rep1hllcln Nasioual Oommlslss yeassrdsy,
busy reading Letters Just received from kioeidA
He was iubEaAm4 over the assured harmony and
unity Of the party HlH advices were that The
opposition 70 The etate ticket, which q Oae time
threatened serious resnltA has ceased 70 exist In
the party, and those who were most prominent
in their dissatisfaction are now among the most
enthusiastic advocates Of unity and vigorous
campaign. Large and enthusiastic meetings are
being held In all important towns and cities. and
the abless tpeAkes In the party, as well Is the
candidates themselves, are in the field inspiring
the people with their presence and eloquence.
The party b well organized, united, determined
and confident Florida must be put down among
the sure Republican States In November.
The Ssos and Press copies the above
from the Tribune. 1t is . good illustra-
ton of what the same paper calls " boast
ing before the election" Our Jackson
vile contemporary doubtless "larfed " over
the cheek showed by Hicks in represent
ing matters as being so lovely in Florida,
when every ten year school boy knows
that Republican prospects were never so
gloomy. The " harmony" and "unity,"
and enthusiasm" exists only in imag-
ination, and instead thereof there is dis
satisfaction, disgust, disunion, dismay and
despair. In point of fact the Republican
leaders are only going through the mo-
ton of campaign, coupled with good
amount of Dragging, hoping thusly to
squeeze something in the shape of money
out of the National Committee, of which
Hicks is a member, for pretended use in
the campaign, but not man among them
expects that the State will go Republican
In November
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-27
What He Would DO.

In the speech made by DR.. Conover at
Jacksonville, he very adroitly, as he sup
posed, evaded an inquiry interesting to
his colored friends. According to the
Sun and Press report
In answer to a query whether the black man
would be put in Office, he had this to say, that he
did not know that this was q contest for Office,
but with Republican success, the Republicans
would fill the offices, and he knew no black men
OF white men but Republicans, and these would
receive favOrs so far as he could give them with
out regard to the color of the skin but for their
fitness and the backing they had from friends and
Republicans He did not wish TO see the State
black one or white one, or under the exclusive
direction of either, but in the hands Of intelligent
honest, capable men Of Republican sentiments.
DR.. Conover here, says the Fernandina
Mirror, distinctly announces that, al
though the white population of the State,
comprising the larger portion of the prop
erty owners, and of the intelligent and
educated men of the State, belongs over
whelmingly to the Conservative party, he
will, if elected, put in office Republicans
only. Should he be elected, highly i'm
probable contingency, he leaves an outlet
for getting rid of the impecunious colored
brother by assuring that they had not the
requisite backing. The old regime Of
Hart and Stearns was bad enough, but a
Conover regime would be worse.