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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-03
A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

state OF Illinois, Alexander County, In the Cir
ouit Court OF Alexander County, Illinois, January
Term, 1870.
Bailey g. Harreu, ys. IL Attachment.
AlIhouse. Damages sOoo w
Notice is hereby given to You, the said John z.
Cook that . Writ OF Attachment has been sued out
OF the Office OF the clerk OF the Circuit Court OF said
county and State at the suit OF the said haley b,
Harre and against the estate OF YOU the said John
r. Cook for -Four Hundred, sixty Seven and lo-l0O dol
lars directed the sheriff Of said county to execute
ecuted by serving on Clsiborn Winston as gsrnishee
Now unless you, the said John y Cook shall per;
so, be sndappesr before the Circuit Court OF sa,u
be holden iHthe city OF Cairo, in said county on the
thirt Monday in the iaonih OF January next give
oecial lsil and plead to said action, lldg ent wil
be entered against you in favor q said pIsEsh fc'
JOHN Z. HARMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, H., Nov. 20, 1863
Alien Webb 4 Butler, Plaintiffs Au'y,--aec2v"
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BARCLAY BROS.
NRUsTEE'S SALE.

whereas, Jesse u. Humphreys AMI Mary J. Hum.
phTeys his wife hy their certain dee. OF trust, bearing
date the 2lst day II september A. ID. lsu3, and re-
corded tho book '2 VI deeds, page ~ ia the Re.
ooTder's Office Of Alexander County, Illinois, did
convey 10 John Is Phils, tine following descT bed lots
parcels Of land situated IN the CITY OF Cairo, coun
~ OF Alexander and state " Illinois, an knogn and
desi lnated on the recorded map OF plat thereof rs
lots numbered FIVE, ak and seven 70, and y Ia block
numbered seventy four (Ti,l IN trust however, that
the SAID John A. Phills, II the sum OF money, OF any
part thereof specified In said deed oftrusi, snd ia
certain proInis ory note therein described bearing
even date with said deed for the sum Of twenty two
hundred dollars, made and executed by said Jesse
Humphreys and payable Go the order Of RACHEL Phi.
las one year after the date thereof, should remain
and unpaid at tho expiration Of the time specified
and according 10 the tenor OF said note that then the
said John u. Phillis should make sale Of the said
premises by pu liz veRdue 10 the highest bidder for
cash. by the terms OF said deed arr provided, and,
lars OF said note, together with interest from the
2ist day Of Septetnber A. ID. 1865 now remains due
and unpaid Now, theI eloTe, notice is hereby gwen,
that at the request OF Rachel Phlls and un or and
by virtue Of the terms and conditions OF said deed Of
trust and the power and authority IN me thereby
vested, !, the said Joha y. Phls, Will on Wednes-
day the 2h day of December A. u. lSs at the Court
House door, in the city Of Cairo, County OF Alexsn
der and State OF Illinois, between tho hours OF 10
az 1, o'clock q. M, proceed 10 sell az public
yendue 10 the highest bidder for cash. the property
hereinbeiore described, to satisfy said debt aud in
teres and the cost and expense OF this trust and will
execute and deliver TO the purchaser purchasers
JOHN b. PILLS, Trustee.
Cairo, III. Nov, "a, 1852. nov "a Srv
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N.w Marriage cuide.

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases. incden, TO Youth and
Early Manhood. which create mredhhents TO MAR
RAGE. with sure means Of relief Sent In sealed let
ter onvelopcs. FREQ sf rharsc. address, Dr. s. skill
LIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, PhDadel'
phia, Pa. soSdaw3m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-03
BRAKES Collection

or nearly hundred receipts for mailing brandy
all kinds of Wine, Gin, Ale Beer, cofdiAls, superior
Cider. and much other useful information FOR those
dealing in or manu- ng any the above, either
for the trade OF home use.
Sent By mad. free Of postase,ior 10 cents Address
r. E, NORMANDY, sol Market street, s. Louis, so.
seb- Iyiay 80 .'.-..-'
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERs AND
l. MANUFACTURERS. q
CANAL conMlssrSrrs' orler,

CANAL CoNMissINTEs' OTrIcE,
.. Chicago, Oct. 20. 1850
The water Power owned hy The state ON the Little
WABASH river, at New Haven, Galatln county, Will be
let Ueased for term fifty ears the CHEST bid.
der, ~ noOn on the 3Oth day Of November next at
the oihce 81 C. >. CanEer, ClFm Illinois. Al bids
mus, BE- sealed aud marked bids for Water Power"
anlad 're,se4 Care OF c. >, Gopger, Csrmi, White
county, Ihhois.h Nf'lH '.'
spe heau"ns containing conditions Of the Jesse can
ne had on application by mai or IN person 70 c. \
Longer, Csrnl, j. q Glndee, Chicago, Joseph Utley
DxOn, ors AhkoX, SpTinaheld. Ii -
On the Isl day oft 'beesIabcf, at 10 m we Will
sell Al auction. on the premises. az New Haven for
cash the old grlst mill building and all the mill ma
chinery therelp Also, large LOT OF square white
oak timber ana plank y G. GINDELE
..r a. s.E.rfs rrl.n iOsEpH UTLEY,
nov wiw Y. HICKOX,
CtnalC .mntssoner
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3 3 9 s 8 8 9

TO THE WORKING cLAss.-we are now pre-
pared TO furnish all classes with constant employ
msnt a, homo. the whole OF the time for the spare
moments. Business new. light and profitable Per
sons OF either sex easily earn from SOC 70 ~ PEI
evening, aud a proportional sumby devotng then
whole time to tho businrss. Boys and girls earn
nearly As much as men. That all who sec hs
notice may send their address, anu test the ousi-
make THE anparsllea efcr,l To such ~ NJ,
not yet, sstisnod, We will ssnd 81 to pay for the
trouble ofwrl'inv. Full particulars, a valuable sam
pie. which will DO 90 commence work ON. and a copy
Of Tho Peoples Literary ComPsn'or --one Of Tie
Target and best family newspapers publisheG-aI'
sent free by mail. Reader Hyou want permanent
profitable work, address T. c. ALLEN SlCo''
AorsrA. M,TSI now ceW'n
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State Of Illinois, Alexander County. as Alexander
County Circuit Court - !
John Major v-f
w Mechanics Lies supple
David Ford and Samue mental Bill

David Ford and samuel mental Bill
. - q. Uaris.. u g., ~ ~ - w n
Affidavit Of the non. residence Of David Ford and
samuel c. Davis the above named defendants having
been filed In the Clerks Once 81 the Circuit Court of
said county, notice Is therefore hereby gyo 10 Inc
said David Ford and ssssnuel e. Davis Ina the com.
piainsnt filed his supplemental bill in said Court on
che Chancery SIDE thereof the lUh day OF seqHem
Der 1863 and that the Goth day Of October is6g
summons ISSUED out of said Court returnable as tho
law directs. Now unless yon, the said David Ford
and Samuel G. DAVIS shall be and appear before ths
Circuit Court Of said county the day Of next
Term theieoi 10 be hoiSe al ths Court House the
CITY oicairo, IN said county, on the bird Monday
said compainan,s bill of complaint, the came and the
matters and things therein charged and stated viii I've
taken o. confessed, and aderree entered against YOU
according 10 the prayer, ~ said BILL
-, JOHN Q, HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois. October 10Th, isGg y y Wv Y
Anlkey, Wall Wheeler, COmprts Soils
OotgsW5.
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Jl,r Gvel,ii,9 aluiictil.

The yvr,rse puLLrris Is published every AFTER
soon. q. 80 rs Tenth street. (Thornton 4Norll, by
ohm II. oberly q Co., for circulation by curriers',
e,Ssnen, and the mails.
me WEEKLY BULLETIN, large eght.page forty coll
umn paper issued on Thursday for the mails tnd
for sale at our counter and by ncwsdeaicrs
sS-specmcn copies furnished rRrr. Address,
JOHN H. oBERtT co, Cairo, 1l.
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stores, dSeiEss, nrnitnEs, hnlls and osrgoes
insured az rates favorable as sound permanent
security will warrant.
espectfuiy ask o: tho ci'sons OF Cairo, share Of
lhulr patronage, . -
aCyGt. g, \, HUGHES,
oh!ce 81 FIRST National Bank.
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Magic Arts, Discoveries. etc, comprising 'aluao'e
information for everybody seni by mall Vree "
ro.s,eeN f,r 60 cents. , i4.-~- $50
i,Aairo,s r. +. NORMANDY, sol Market street st.
Louie, Mo. sos """v
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-03
MILLINERY GOODS.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Everything Fresh and New.

Mrs. Anna Lang has Just opened fresh snd strict
IN fashionable stock OF bonncis, hats, flowers rib-
6ohs and fancy goods generally, nd A. she j. NJ no
expense, She s confident ~ her ability 10 und"tsel
All other embellishments 10 the cry. The ladies
invited % call.
she also colors, bieaohes and makes over hounsf
and h.t- ia siyle Store on Tenth street, b,Wcen
Washington Ayenne and Walnut street
Al-O flil stock Of wofsfed-. orI wv
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narJ,eles. .Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye & the best in me wordi te
-, spiy tFqe aPa PsEisft abt
remedies thnja egeey.of bed ayeu npgnraes and
leaves the Hair .oft aad beautiful black or hrown'
sold by al Druggists ans. Permmers, apd properly
applied OF Bachelors VIC Fscto? No it.s4'ona
street, New lork. h0Eius"g -i
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HEALTH INSURANCE.
rTNHE PEORIA XXX
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, Illinois.

Tie Ftrsi ai,d Rest Institution Of the Kind IN
the Ut,iteG States.
Weekly Beneht from IS TO $40 in case OF sickzest.
Even man or Female Of Healthy CONSTITUTIONS can be
q member.
Thi. Institution is legally incorporated under the
laws Of Illinois For particulars Apply 70
LOUIS HERBERT
deo2ldtf General Agent forState Of llllno,s
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II You NNNnt

sure cure for HeaIashe Cttarfh, Deafness, or bun
zng In the ears send for our srERNUTAIoRf
Price IS cents.
M Either OF the above sent postpaid On receipt
OF price. .......-s
Address Joseph K, .Lschag, i3I Mark,t street, 81.
Louis No. sen IYdaw
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DRY GOODs-GROCERIES.
nRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
IN THE EOURTH WARD.
VIM. xlIzGc,

Has Introduced ITO his Fourth Ward Grocery "stat
lshment a Dry Goods department, embracing ever
article usually found ia the regular dry goods house
AZ the city.
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MUSIC.


Can accommodate the bubble with music for balls
parties ana ercnsdes az short notice, and on reason
ABLE terms. Lessons given on every instrument.
Residence on 18th street bet. wnlnu, and Cedar,
CAIRO, LLINolS
pxlOdu
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A Hnnason,e rndaesne,,i.

Every person who sends 81 N tofhe MN C-Ni
TuRY' publication Co., a, Charles'on G., receives
TIA. superb magazine for yoeT. sn4 eopyot ei
Their Of the waverly Novels m WorfA oil StarieS
Dickens that may be DIES gnaied specimen nuino'T
win premium list, 30 cents '''o"'"
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DROF. ED. WIrTIG,
Leader OF
WITTIG's STRING AND BRASS BAND

Can accommodate the public with the best music
for concerts balls parues, psrades and -eTenades,
on short notice
Lessons given on very instrument,
ResIdenee on Washington avenue, between FOURTH
and Fifth streets, Carr, ILLINOIS.
b. Music for 3alls etc. furnished, from one 20
eight men. ssLanu
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NOTICE.

kOete AapSs Is hereby notified that Samuel
pcs ias Med hill il ChanceTy for divorce against
r, ~ Tie Circuit Count of tlsxRndor county, illl-
loie ana that summons has been issued thereon Tor
Count 10 be holden AT tho Court House 10 Cato, "a
The County aforesaid, the third MONDAY OF Janua-
ny, A, d. isIO; JOHN q HARMAN, CLERK,
~. NJ, Day.dge, Complts Solicitor.
DeishQr ~, 1sig oo26Msw,
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II You want

Material 10 make dollar bottle Of the best Hair Re
soraaye over usod Tor restoring gray harto hs orig:
inal color, send 81 cents for a package.
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SwEET 0UINgSv-The genuine article 70 be
- mad Aarcays'. lulniIe tree frcn uerness ana
yet contslniu. ~ the liros5 n'aipe
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, an. fssYou Want G.

Nice White Teeth. Healthy Gums, and asweet breath
send for our TURKISH DENTRlfICE, price, d
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-08
AFFAIR IN SPAIN.
INSURRECTION.

TROUBLE IN vRoINLA-DATTLE NEAR NORFOLK
BETWEEN NEGROES AND UNITED STATES SOL
DIERs-A SERGEANT MoRTALLY WOUNDED AND
THREE NEGROES KILLED.
NORFOLK, January IA communication was
received last night from the sheriff OF
Princess Anne County, addressed to the COM
manding officer of this post, stating hat in at
tempting to servo writ Of cjectmcnt he had
been forcib!y resisted by an armed band OF
about fifty negroes. In compliance with re-
quest for assistance to execute the law and
preserve the peace, the military sent force OF
twenty raen 10 the aid Of the civil
authorities. Later information received from
the scene of the disturbance is to the
effect that in IN encounter to-day, be-
tween the military and negroes, sergeant
ha been mortally wounded and three negroes
killed. The officer commanding tho detach-
ment makes application for reinforcenents.
Hc says the negroes in the surrounding coun-
try are arming, and threaten an open attack.
Additional forces will probably be sent to-
night.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

OVERLAND MAI. SUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WASHINGTON, January THE bill increas-
ing the efficiency of the navy was tabled.
Most OF the day was consumed in the dis
cussion of the overland mail to San Francisco.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole and adjourned.
IL TIE SENATE, no action was taken OH the
bill to prevent holding two Offices at the same
time.
The consideration of the bill for the relief Of
Sue Murphy was resumed. A long argument
was made by Davis in favor of the payment Of
such claims. A reply by Howard was made
against it. The Senate then went into execu-
tive session and adjourned.
Tho President nominated Philip H. Morgan
attorney tor Louisiana, vice Terry, removed;
James Edmonton, registrar of the land Office
at Mobile; James 4. Suydam, postmaster at
Galveston. Morgan was confirmed; the other
nominations were referred to the committee.
Tho Senate Executive Committee met, but did
not consider reconstruction matters.
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FROM TIE STATE CiPITiL.
THE GOVERNOR AND THE BANK OF THE STATE
HOW HAPPY COULD he BE WITH EITHEa-AN-
OTHER MTcu-rRocEEDISGs OF THE DAY IN
BOTH HOUSES.
TFnoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ]

COLUMBIA, January G.-Tho Governor has
not yet issued the bonds to the billlolders.
Surrounded at one moment b. the affacticnatc
billhoders, his face all aslow with Setcrmina-
tion, the natural conclusion is at once announc-
ed, '.rhe Eonds will be signed" He has scarce
ly, however, had. timo to turn round and
hurry off before ho is met by other friends
who kindly inquire, "Wby such unseemly
haste 2. The same. air OF determination
appears and no doubt is felt BY, the company
that "thc State is yet safe" Sersu:ly, with
all the wraRsIing aboat this matter, the Gov
crnor has coed cause % exclaim, Save me
from my friends" The opponents OF the bill
holders urge, among other things, that tho
act OF last session, Under which the bonds
were to be issued, is nugatory in consequence
of the failure of one branch OF the Geasral As
sembly to take the yeas and nays on its pas
sage, as required by the new constitution, for
any extraordinary expenditures required by an
act Of the General Assembly.
The Legislative proceedings in both branch
cs to-day were rather uamportsnt.
In THE HOUSE, there was somo LITTLE spar
ring over the bill to Tatify, coairin and amend
the charter Of the Charleston, S. O., Mining
and Manufacturing Company.
Whipper novel to sto:ic oUs .hc caactins
clause.
Mr. Purvis moved 10 ind -ti;Iite;y post tpone
the molten to strike GEL tie cr%c,iMS clause.
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WASHINGTON.

MISSISSIPPI REcoNSTRUCTIoN-THE LOUISIANA
CONTESTED cAsE-sTAr1oNERY FRAUDs-THE
REIGN OF TERROR N ARKANSAS.
WASHINGTON, January 7.-Major JEFF. L..
Wofford was defeated for the Fortieth, but
elected to the Forty-irst Congress from Mis-
sissippi He was before the Reconstruction
Committee to-day. He opposed admission
under the election of last summer; he knew Of
no violence being used at the election; he
thought the constitution defeated, and if forced
on the people would be injurious to the best
interests Of the State. The constitution was
too proscriptive; the negroes of tho State did
not favor the disfranchsement. The people
were anxious for peace and quiet, and were
willing to submit to the acts Of Congress. The
action of the committee is in doubt, though
Egleston and his partisans are confident of
the early admission.
The Election Committee will report adverse
ly to both Christie and Wimpcy, claiming seats
from Georgia.
In the contested Louisiana case, wherein
Hunt, Menard and Jones arc Interested, early
action is improbable.
luC uiSDulSSnCUto vi tnC s3O'SiAuA@h0 AoSe
month amounted to seventeen millions, which
were unusually small.
The House Printing Committee was direct
ed to inquire into the stationery frauds.
The Secretary of the Interior reported to
the House that there was no reduction of his
force possible, unless the department was rc-
organized. A similar communication was re-
.o;,,oJ rrop, fI,o fsoparo1
General Porter, of Grants staff, reports Off
cially from Little Rock concerning Governor
Clayton's militia. He says that the present
State government is certainly in danger. Pre-
vious to the Presidential election Senator
Barker and Upham, OF the Lower House, had
been wounded; Hines, ID. c., several Freed
mems Bureau Agents, and United States
The Governor refraineu from violence un-
til after the election, fearing that tho OPP
position might make capital. Afterwards he
organized militia force of eight hundren men,
one-fourth colored, with orders to live oil the
country, taking what was absolutely necessary,
and give vouchers. He intended to pay only the
loyal holders Of vouchers. Two assaSsins had
already been executed by sentence OF a militia
ry commission, seventeen were in prison, and
a number of others had been run out OF the
State. Porter thinks that the best result will
follow, as all tho business men arc wiling to
aid tia authorities if they can be relieved of
martial law, and it only exists now IN parts of
seven counties. One negro militianan raped
white woman, but he was promptly tried and
executed. The Governors policy has serious
ly interfered with business and planting, but,
according to Porter's account, has accomplish
ed more good than The most sanguiue i'm
acined
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sP1RKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The Ogeechee troubles near Savannah arc
ended. Yesterday the sheriff, with eight
United States soldiers, carried sixty-sevcn
negro prisoners into Savannah.
General Rosccrans is dangerously i'll IN New
Orleans.
Notice has been given Of bill in the Legis-
lature requiring al licensed places OF business
to be open to persons Of both races.
Hamilton has probably been reelected to
Congress from Florida by two thousand ma
joritJ.
The Governor OF Florida sent his message
to the Legislature yesterday.
Chandler has been reelected Senator from
Michigan.
Cyrus ". Field has been seriously injured
by a fall.
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Charleston, S. c., January Z, 1869.

Our THREE YEARS OLD BoY-THE SILVER
TEASPOON, AND WHAT he DID WITH TIT is
ALWAYS in order and ready to run. Our three
years old boy used it daily as plaything, run
ming everything he could get hold of through it,,
without injuring iti in the least. One day be
took silver teaspoon and run the handle
through, the needle going straight through it.,
without breaking or bending. We know, how
ever, that sewing machines are not made to be
tested in this manner, and should not be left
for children to play with; We have used other 5,
others have their excellencies and merits for
certain classes of work, but for family sewing
we think they cannot be compared with yours.
We would be glad to know that one of your
machines VAS il every family Of the Union.
[Rsv. j. B. Pitman, Pastor Baptist Church,
Matteawan, N. Y, to the Wilcox & Gibbs s. NJ.
Company.
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CUBAN AFELdLRS.

HAVANA, January THE commercial bulle
tin of leading firm at Cardenas says, that the
insurrectiou is beginning to decline. The
sugar fields are in frst-rate condition, but the
planters cannot got labor. An engagement
near Neuvitas is reported, but no details have
been received. Puerto Principe remains quiet.
TIE garrison is too weak for offensive move
ments. A negro was killed. A Cuban negro
l;illed Mexican, and a SPANS officer killed a
Cuban during the Kings celebration.
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THE .F1R-WEST.

FIGHT BETWEEN WHITE AND coLoRED TROOPS
NEGRO oUTRAaES.
ST. LOUIS, January Santa Fe advices re-
port an afftay between the white ard cologcd
troops Two white and three colored men were
killed, and large number wounded. The
difficulty occurred at q ball given by whites,
where the blacks claimed the right 10 dance.
After their expulsion from the hall, the blacks
procured renforcements and returned, killing
one white on the road 1t Was reported that
they med building, ravishing the wife and
daughter of the owner. Another correspon-
dent says the Mex,cans entered the town, ar
re ,ted all the men and hung two.
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xECHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY s, 1s6s.-Ata a meeting
of the Board Of Directors of the Charleston Gas
Light Company, held this day, the following resolu.
lions wore adopted:
RESOLVED, That In view of the many serious acct.
dents reported In the newspapers from the use OF
the public will sustain this Company in the reduc-
tion OF the price OF gas by an increased consump-
tisn that afser the expiration Of the present onh
the price DO reduced to FOUR DOLLARS PER
THOUSAND FEET.
Resolved, Thatas on additi tional inlucement to new
consumers, the 6ompany WILL supply and put In at
Ills own expense the service and supply pipe for the
basement story Of tho house Of any new applicant,
under such regulations the Board Of Directors
may establish. ". j. HERIOf, Secretary.
Japuary II