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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13

Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora-
ted stub, suited to any business, manuiac-
tured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13
COUNTY JUDGE

We arc authorized to announce the name of
WALTER WAROER asa candidate for the ON
of County j Judge of Alexander County.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13

We are authorized to announce Justice JOHN
II. ROBINSON as an independent candidate for
County Jud 20 at tho coming NovemOe election,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
ssch insertion. MArkeds
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-13
OFFICE; NO. 10 OHIO LEvEE.
ANNOUN Clements
APPELLATE CLERK

We are authorized to announce that X. A, d.
WILBANKS, OF Jefferson county, Is candidate
for Clerk ofthe Appellate Court in the Fourth
Division of Illinois. subject TO tho decision OF
convention OF tho Democratic party
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

We are requested to announce that the
Readjuster County Committee has direct
ed W. E. Craig to meet Col. q. T. OFFER
raj at MiddlebrOOk OH Friday night next.
18th inst. y and Jacob Yost to meet him
at Greenvlle on Saturday night next, 18th
inst. )-StaNlt0n Spectator.
Hardly! The gentlemen named are not
competitors of Col. O'Ferrall, and it is not
the fair thing for Capt. Paul to be going
loose footed all over the State and have
his competitor met at his own meetings by
gentlemen appointed BY county commit
tees. Oh. no! Lot John Paul stay at homo
and meet Col. O'Ferrall. Paul started in
the race now let him keep it up. When
Mr.. Craig and Mr.. Yost are out for Con-
gress we will guarantee O'Ferrall will
meet them. Paul ran quarter of mile
IN this four mile race and went off, and
now they want to put fresh horses against
O'Ferrall at every other quarter until the
last, and then let John in on that. Hardly!
MI. Paul's political record is at issue in
this campaign and that is thing man
ought to defend in person and not by
proxy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

The Malone men who 60 around telling
the people about the Democracy not Civ
ing the poorer class of people show don t
know anything about the Democracy except
that it did not elevate them, Capt Paul,
in his New hope speech, cited the astound
lug fact that Senator-elect Riddleberger' 3
father was stage driver! Why, one Of
the best Democratic governors v irginia
ever had, Extra Billy" Smith. was stage
driver himself. Tue Democra attic party
elected practical farmer, John F. Lewis
to the U. s. Senate, and when he was prom.
inent for election to the same position at
tie hands of the Malone meH, they turned
MIN under and elected that horror of the
Mahor ties. a ''cOunty court lawyer' over
nlm, notwithstanding Lewis was 'for Ar
thur" ELI
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
TICKET ELECTED
10000 MAJORITY.

The Democrats of Ohio on Tuesday last
achieved victory of such magnitude that
the most sanguine could not have antici-
pated it. Though the Republican Leglsla-
.ture last April gerrymandered the Con-
gressional districts, so as to create the ex-
pectation on their side of getting eighteen
Republican Congressman out OF the
Jn enty-one. their work came to a total
wreck. The Democratic State ticket was
elected on Tuesday, and the Democrats
elect, fourteen Consressmen certain, and
the chances are that the official count
will give them two more. The magnitude
OF this victory will be understood when
our readers remember that last year Ohio
gave nearly "a 600 majority for the Repub-
| lican State ticket, ara that in the present
Congress the delegation from that State
stands Is Republicans to Democrats.
| The reapportionment now gives Ohio
| one more, or Ii Representatives in all.
The most sangune Republican sources,
since Tuesday, only hope for delegation
of six Republicans to fifteen Democrats in
the coming Congress.
1t is reported Mr.. Updegraff (Rep) who
was elected in the 18th District, died on
Tuesday night. suddenly of Bright's dis
ease.
| In West Virginia, Tuesday, the Demo-
Gratis elected three out of four congress
lnen-McKenna, Gibson and Wilson and
Golf (Rep) was elected in the Wheeling
District.
| A telegram from Washington says the
Republicans there are completely demon
allied. The Cincinnati Gazette (lsep at
tributes the overwhelming defeat to the
decentralization of the party in NV York
and Pennsylvania, to division of opinion
| on the National Administration, to the
extravaganza Of Congress, and to a lack
If b,ldness in presenting the temperance
question.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

The Coalition managers are panicked
over the prospects for Hon. John Paul in
the 7th District. The New Hope grand
combination of ''Mahone & Son." Wise,
Paul, Blair and Browning, 'for that occa-
sion only" failed to enthuse. and now the
management have advertised similar
grand combined exhibition at Elkton
(Conrad's Store,) in Rockingham a few
DAYS before the election. Put it to him
Patrick O'Ferrall; you've got him where
the hair is shOIt!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

A young Democrat of Waynesboro
whose father is Republican, met his old
class mate of the V. M. l., John s. Wise
the other day at the depot there. In clos
Ing friendly sparring on politics, John.
ME said, sab, Hugh you are all wrong
you ought to follow the footsteps of your
good old father!'' 'That's the last advice
you ought to give to any man. joint
said his companion. eff you were follow
ing the footsteps of aour good old father.
as the people round here knew him, you
would not be engaged in the business you
are following now" Johnnie took the
early train.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

Abram Hawthorn, of Mill Greek. Rock
ingham. a man of family, has been put in
Jail at Harrisonburg, charged with the pa
.ternlty of child born to his niece, and
the murder of the child, and causing the
death OF the mother by abortion.
A gentleman in Frederick Co., threshed
1.1OO bushels of wheat, only 800 bushels of
which will be fit for market. The loss was
caused BY the wet weather, and perhaps
bad stacking.
A few days since 323 head of stock cat
tie were unloaded at the s " R. R. De-
pot at Luray. for Rappahannock and Fau-
quier counties. They filled fourteen cars.
The cornerstone of the Charlottesville
synagogue House Of Israeli was laid at
that place last week with Masonic cere-
monies by Widows Son LODGE" No 60.
M. W. P. Grand Master Peyton S. Coles
took part in the ceremony.
Col. E. P. c. Lewis. an ex-Confederate
formerly of Clarke county, Va, has just
been elected Colonel of the 9th regiment,
New Jersey volunteers.
The Cave Hotel property at Luray, Va.
has been sold to John w. Burke, of New
Market, for $2,525.
Adam Kirgen has beard twelve feet
long and proportionately heavy. and by
means # it he has not only lived twenty.
two years without work, but has accumu-
L. considerable property in Chicago. -
lie travels through the West selling his
i photographs.
Frank James, a brother of the notori
Gus robber, LESSEE james, has just surrend
cred himself to Governor Crittenden, OF
Kentucky. who is to grant him an amnes
| ty. He was in the mnrderous bank rob-
berry at Huntington. w. Va. and Critten.
den cannot amnesty that.
Two Toronto clippers were SO and 10
with forty years seniority belonging to tht
/ WQman.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

We learn in consequence of the trial of
Lee Rhodes for tho Massey murder, in the
Circui, Court OF Albemazle, Capt. Micsjah
Woods, who IS Commonwealth Attor-
ney, will be unable t. fill Mr.. Massey y ap-
pointn,ent here Oct. 23rd. It is hoped,
however, that Old Man Massey himself
will br ,hI- to get here to enlarge on the
Ohio news. =
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

Frank Preston, Jr.. of Washington
county, was killed On the railroad near hl.
fathers farm last week, by railroad
train. He was sitting On the track.
Fayetto Heushaw, a well-to-do farmt
Of Madison county, who married Mis-.
Holden, "a school teacher from the North
has lately given evidences OF insanity
Last Saturday he came in and fired twt
shots at his wife, severely, but not mortar
ly woundlng her, aud then going out int
The yard, br~ his brains out in the pres
ence Of lis little children.
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker has taken t.
| drink. We heard HIM, the other day
speak two hours, during which time b,
drank about two quarts Of buttermilk.-
we recOmme nd buttermilk to all orators
whu feel that they must drink some, hing
while they are speaking. -keligious Her
aid.
Gen. B. F. Butler is wanted at Warn
Springs, Va. Judge John Critcher. ex
member OF Congress, of Virginia, has eli
from the possession Ut Al 900 acres of lane
ON the Cow p. sture river in that section
and the court has issued lule az. inst the
General to pay Virginia visit this montl
and protect his interests.
Rev. Gen. VIM. N. Pendleton, rector OF
the Episcopal church at Lexington, being
quite ill, Gen. +. H. Smith was the la,
reader last Sunday.
Mail service on the routes between Mon.
terey and Warm Springs, and between,
Traveller Repose and this place, has been
suspended for the past week. owing to the
fact that the contractors, who live III Ken.
lucky, we believe, have SO far failed to
sub-let these routes. Highland Recorder.
Mrs. Samuel P. Priest, of Franklin, W.
Va, went to Richmond recently and had
All operation for cancer. On her way back
home she stopped at the Rawley Springs,
where she died. =.
Mr.. S. Scolly Moore, young and tai
euted member OF the Clarke bar, has en-
tered the Episcopal Theological Seminary
with view Of preparing for the ministry
Tie farm Of Jas. W. Kendrick, in War.
r-n county. containing 1884 acres, has been
sold privately to Richard Mccoy for So. sol.
James Thomas, Jr., the millionaire to-
bacconist of Richmond is dead He was
cluttICub NV oiOAO AOt uIOuCy IOT his
great charities and public spirit.
The firm OF J. e. Holmes s. Co.. con-
tractors for building the hotels, passenper
stations and depdts slong the Shenandoah
Valley and Norfolk y Western railroads.
has made AN assignment Its liabilities
are said to be not over $4,000
A traveller IN Highland county. Va.
writes to the Roanoke '.R4vi+w, that he
saw there 1884 grains of buckwheat that
grew on one stalk.
JEFF. D. Hollar. Geo. H. Hollar. BROTH
ers, and Lee Hollar, their cousin, living
at CoffmantOwn, Shenandoah, all died Of
typhoid fever last week.
Rev. J. L. Denton, Superintendent of
Public Instruction in Arkansas, while
temporarily deraneed, leaped from the
balcony of Judge French's residence at
Fayetteville, Ark, Monday. and way kill
ed.
Robert Peel Brooks, the first colored
lawyer to practice at the Richmond, Va,
bar, is dead.
Demand it, and take no other iron prep
.rs;ion except Browns Iron Bittsrs. It is
he best.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

They have found The names of five thou.
sand white men in Richmond Oh the delin-
onent tax list In one district in Augusta
county there are one hundred and seventy
four names of white mon assessed but no
sanitation tax paid. II the Democrats of
Virginia will only wake up to remedy this,
the party can carry the State by forty
Thousand. Will you do it?
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13
Political Notes.

Curbin Al Reynolds. Ut Botetonrt, late
State 7 eax,,er; Judge Board of Roanoke,
member Il the legislature from that c. un-
ty; Col. Ii. 5. Bowen, uncle OF the Malone
Candidate for Congress in the 9th district;
Lee :. FulktrsOb. member of the legisla-
ture frem Lee county, aud Capt. Hartman
New beny. Of Wy the. are the latest Dem
.ucratic- Readjustels who have lett Malone
and come out for Massey. The importa.
ti0n of The negro Langston seems to have
turned more stumachs than it settled.
The Lynchburg News" says that John
Paul aid Langston opened fire on the
Courthouse green at Appomattox MAS
sey had been granted the Courthouse
while. the Old Man was eating dinner at
the hotel. and adds: ~,
When dinner was over, proclamation
Was made that Mr.. Massey would ut once
proceed to speak in the Courthouse -
Thereupon. the crowd broke and rushed
into The Courthouse. leaving Paul less
that half dozen white men, outside OF
the Revenue aud Postoliice Brigade that
accompanied him from the CITY A num-
Der of negroes, also, followed Massey, ana
Paul soon brought his remarks to a close
Rves then attempted to hold the crowd,
and falling to do 80. finally tonk position
at the COurt-hQuSe door. Il picture IF de-
Spair. Massey carried the day: having
IA large and enthusiastic crowd. that ap-
Dlauded him warmly. =
The Washington correspondent of the
Alexandria Gazette says:
A corps OF negro speakers is being Or
gained here to proceed to Virginia and
urge their race in that State to preserve
their solidity and vote for Malone to a
man. The corps will be composed of ne
gro strikers from the far South who have
been brought here by those for whom they
work aud given Government offices.
There are only tDo Democrats in Pow
hatan county who won't vote for Massey
says correspondent of the dispatch. -
We hope Oh election day old Augusta will
| show up even better than that.
| A telegram from Suffolk says Dozen
dorf and Dawson had an immense crowd
there Monday. headed by brass band,
while Langston had, ut 10 time more
than thirty colored men to hear him.
( At Coalition meeting III Richmond
Saturday night, u personal collision took
place between Gen. Peyton Wise aud Jno.
| Amber Smith.
Jas. A. Watkins, Coalition member of the
last legislature from Appomattox Co., was
on Saturday il Richmond indicted. by the
grand jury for selling for ninety dollars
his influence as a member, to procure 70,
E. s.. Blittlngham a place as guard at the
penitentiary. The process against him was
sent to the sheriff of Appomattox, return
able Oct. 10TH.
The Peninsula Enterprise'' says: vi
the ovation which Mr.. Wise is receiving
in other parts OF the State is like the ont
he got in Accomac and Northampton, we
would. if we were like him. pray to be deliy.
cred from our friends"
The Shenandoah Valley" says: Or
Thursday night of last week, H. st. Geo
Tucker, Of STANTON, delivered magnili
cent speech before the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club, III the Court House, at Har
rlsonburg.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

We read with interest few days ago in
the Valley Virginiam. AL affecting account
of a visit by Capt. John S. Wise to an in
valid pupil at the D. D. & D. Institution.
John has warm heart and we are glad he
WAS spared the pain of witnessing another
scene. the application of Gen. Mahone's
assessment to the salaries of the officers of
that Institution. The anguish of those
worthy but unhappy gentlemen would
have quite unnamed him. This world is
full of unseen suffering and what of human
misery we can escape the sight of, is so
much gained.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13
Why Ran Tucker Supports Massey.

There isn't a more true and staunch.
nor an ADLER Democrat in Virginia than
John Randolph Tucker. Here is an ex-
tract from his Lexington speech :.
He said after he and Massey were elect
ed to Congress, as both of them would be,
he did not intend to have a wreste with
the Parson on the floor Of Congress about
the debt question. 1t was no question for
Congress; it had no right to touch the hem
of the garment of Old Virginia in this
matter. He intended to vote for Massey,
not because he was Readjuster, or Bap-
fist, but because be was Democrat. The
debt question was settled. The ''Whig"
says SO; Malone says so; Riddleberger says
so: they all say so. Then why talk about
the thing if it is settled? Pigeon-hole it
and be done with it there we're living is
sues before the people to-day-not the dead
carcass of toe debt. The question was
whether the people of this proud Common
wealth of Virginia were going to lie in the
dust and let little tyrant trample on
them.
If the Hon. John E. Massey had done
nothing before to command my admira
ton, that admiration would be compelled
when | see him refusing to hold an office
upon the terms dictated by Boss Malone.
The man who will not sell himself for Of
flee in these days deserve the esteem OF his
fellow citizens. The fundamental princi-
Pile of all free government is to have rep
resentative men to act for you, for the
people, lot for boss. When you sent
men to the legislature, you thought you
were sending men to represent you, but at
that very time Malone through Fernald,
was pledging them to carry out the orders
of a boss as expressed through subser-
Went caucus. This pledge was destruc-
tion of representative government and the
Inauguration of boss dynasty. 1t must
be overthrown on the 7th of next NOvem-
Der. or representative government in Wiz
ginia is dead.
The triumph of John E. Massey means
the overthrow of Bossism and the perpet-
uation of represen tative government. The
election OF John S. Wise means the con-
tinuance of one man power. The election
Of Massey destroys Mabone's prestige at
Washington. The election of Wise sends
him to say, "See | am still Boss of Vir-
ginia," and SO the power and patronage of
the Federal government will be continued
to him. appeal to you to rise above past
preiudices and personal preferments. Let
The past be forgotten. hope every Dem
ocratic voter in Rockbridge, be he Read
ulster or Funder Democrat. will vote for
the Hon. John E. Massey, who bears the
Democratic banner in his hands and leads
the Democratic column who in this fight
ia the representative Of he liberties of the
people and of constitutional government.
MI. Tucker forcibly and at length re-
viewed the attempted owe rthrow of the
people Is rights by the last Legislature,
happily thwarted by Messrs. Massey, New
berry. williams, Hale and Lybrook-
Commissioner of Sales Bill, the Railroad
Bill, the Gerrymander Bill, the judiciary
Bill, &c.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

Georgia fairly buried the Malone lib
eral'' movement,of which FELTON, is the
representative. At the election last week,
she chose Alex. H. Stephens, Governor, by
SC. 900 majority, and elected Compression.
al delegation Of ten straight, solid Demo-
Gratis. Good for the Empire State of the
South. Now boys, vote for Massey and
O'Ferrall and give the Liberal move
ment another dose!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

for John e. Massey. Only voting for your
District candidate, simply gives Wise half
a vote. Let us all be liberal enough, man.
! ly enough and Democratic enough, In this
National election, to cast to the winds all
local questions and elect Democratic
| COngressman.at-la large.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

IT you want to defeat John Paul, vote
for Charlie . 'Ferrall; but il you want to
defeat VIM. Malone, John S. Wise and
Chester A. Arther, you must also vote for
John E. Massey. Don't forget this 1t is
Massey that Malone wan. to beat most !;
vii, you help him to do it!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

The best joke of the campaign happened,
according to the "News, at Lynchburg
last week. When Hon. John Paul stopped
spea king, one of his colored admirers in
the audience called out, "Go on; 60 on,
you gifts paid for It'll"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

Of course our Democratic friends ale
jubilant over this accidental aud really i'm
material result, so far as it relates to ma
tional contest. 1t is straw which they
will seize upon as would drowning man.
and make the most of it, Valleg VirQin-
ian on the Ohio neacs.
Well, we should say SO! A straw on
which ten congressman can straddle
with $4,000 popular majority back of
them, is enough to jubilate one. But that
is nothing to what New York and Penn
sylvania will do. The great flood OF 1882
has come. Major, and the Democratic ark
has f1oated off and is blowing its way over
the main. It will be hard for Coalition
ist to find dry place anywhere in Virgin
ia this fall.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

u. S. Judge Jackson of W. Va, has ap-
pointed Col. Geo. l.. Peyton to be Receiv-
er OF the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs Company. and Col. P. as such will
hold aud operate the property.
Near the Staunton and Parkersburg
turnpike on the Shenandoah Mountain,
Geo. n, Wilson found den Of rattle
makes and killed thirty-eight. One had
hilty rattles and a button.
A, Macon Leigh merchant of Charles
ton, Miss, was assassinated and robbed of
$500. one night last week Dy y. ms clerk,
Ward White, the Presbyterian minister of
the town and formerly of Richmond, Va.
The father has been arrested for aiding
is son to escape.
Robert H. Early, brother of Gen. Ju-
bal Early, died in Missouri last week.
Make yourself healthy and str ny. Make
life happy by using Browns Iron Bittafs.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13

Arthur's partyl Who are the leaders Of
Arthurs party? Here are some of them.
Chairman of the Republican State Com
mittee of New Jersey, Richard Harring-
ton, tried in the courts Of Washington
city for safe burglary; Chairman OF the
Republican State Committee of New
York, John F. Smythe. impeached for
fraud while State Insurance Inspector;
Chairman of the Republican State Com
mittee Of Arkansas, Stei. hen W. Dorsey
just tried in Washington for fraud on the
Government, and at large because the jury
disagreed. This record is from Republi-
can authority, and these are the men who
in the States named, are the managers Oh
Arthur's party! That is a nice array Of
party leaders to invite Virginia democrats
to form an alliance with! Arthur's party /!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-10-13
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