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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

w. W. Thornton, No IS! Thornton
block Tenth street, has just received three
hundred boxes Of glass, varying in size
from sxlO to 3Gxi0. For sale, wholesale
retail If.
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A. or .utuf" g. aii tho Rl4HI saF N.tIs f.f.
Company ~ building au engine house.
Be- o. oIi..Hri boy the CTS CouH.! oi Incest, .'
Cairo,
That, Tor t.. Tg.J... .f ".l.. t.i H.. .tu-
the "i,pugh anil NonIy pr. '.frr.ry. ui f.s
Gay 81 Cpifu. Iu,otp'- i,a ~ toe l"Hs q 'ts
stat" " l...NHf, boo NI.H..us H .U,H HI iI.nH
upon Iui numbered 'Hsrfy .tNHt .H l...a rHmIs!.
Ell tA,uiy Five, 10 tN' '.fg, u 500 20 fI lu,p 10.
'uylurs HBa other Wu,Nlntrs, lul 10 WhttI 40
~" 'iiy lr'nsgr'r ~ 'NU -uW ul flr., 'I.u-IH|
dollar, tNNHl" fu 200" ,r.l'r' 81 sf.H "li.Ift an
Really F.r Com paus, Zoo %" U.ltvrsI o. sH.l
'HtnlaHy g.. m. NH. tpt .,-l upon fln -tIl
'aml.uss entering fu'. '.H1 ..H '......tf. .I
giving UtI.Ur EIa1 li.u sufficient security f.I fN.
lthfa'Nf tu tit,uy 81 lu.,r 90 .3s."I dollars 600
or before '.U ,Nl ration f.. t.r .".I. i..U t.t
Itf, uI .....i o'f'r WU.HN ar.t uU.tT r'.. NH
IrsatI Iy he proper Officer. 30 flr rIfv UIsu tN.
approve. by i.H Finance comm .fHG gt iln sun.
clone 'f Sud- '..I atH ...UF.y.
APPROVE N.f...f ooh. T-rH
aii'uU TuuMN- wiI-oS. u-ysr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

Good Calf Boots for Nv odollnrs and
seventy.fve cents only at L. Nell, No.
10 Ohio Lcvec.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

Clothing for thorn ilion II, p. Ncfs No
20 Ohio lcvee. Thebest good IN the city
will be found at this house. q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

Tns little hoy Of whom VIC spoke few
days ago, as presenting case tina, chal-
langcd the attention of the managers of
the Orphan asylum, has no. been aOan-
doncd by his parents. On the contrary,
hi. parents live in::the city and ;are both
able andwilling to take care Of him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

STUDY your Interests and read the nd
vertisemen, 'Grcate.t Work Of the Age.
in this paper. mayl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

You will greatly "miss it" If you don't
buy the Star Shirt At John Antrim 5, No.
70, Ohio Leyee. #.
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TuH CRAIG MICROSCOPES.

This Microscope Il simpliacd and adapt
cd to popular a. well NJ scientific use. A
new optical wonder Thi, is the only in
s,rumcnt Of high power which requires no
focal adjustment and therefore can Je
readily used by every ono, oven by chill.
drcn. Costing only Two Dollars and
Scventy-ilve Gents, by mail, pos, paid, it
Is within the reach Of all in the commun-
i,y, and should lie ON the table Of every
Prnctioneer, Read advertisement in this
paper. m?7d3m.
ASg You out Of employment ? IT, 50
send for the "The Greatest Work Of the
Age. Therein You will certainly find some
thing that will not only give employment
but by perseverance, lead to fortune. See
advertisement in this paper. mayls3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

JUST RECEIVED The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Me Hats and caps at
p. Netfs, No. 70 Ohio Levco.
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A SCIENTIFIC WONDER

The Craig Microscope adapted to popu
Nh AL scientific use. Read the advertise
ment. Price. 50 -. m21d3m.
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An examination Is .olicited--of villa

Why, the choices, stock Of piece goods
cloths, cassmcrcs, docslsins, linens, marsail
los and silk vcstings ever Offered IN th'
Cairo market. Call and see.
JOHN ANTRIM
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Remember the Rough and Ready hats
in white and brown, ut John Antrims
They are nicc--they are cool Sec
them. r..f IT,
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Be sure to read the advertisement
"Grcu,est Work of the Age, in this
paper. ma! leaoih
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

Saratoga Ladies TrunM-thc best
manufactured sizes aud prices, at John
An,rims. Also Satchels and Travelling
Bags of all grades, sizes, styles and
prices .#.. h. q.
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Youths boys and Children's clothes, al
lee. than New York prices, will be sold
this week, at =. Nch's, regardless of cost.
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Signed

Fresh Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways be had. Read the advertisement
"Greatest Work Of the Age" in this pa
per. maylSd3m
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MOTTO T..
err, A.sI.suu>r FOR Is;o.

Notices. hereby gwen 'll' l,U.HHI.I r,I las
iccu aIpu.u tpl ~ 4 Commute" ln behalf of ih"
CIV Council TO h"ar appeals from the pre-'itas-
s,.-waUt i.r corporation taxes. hnI Iilaa sad
assessment 4. UuW 10 'hu t.ts clerks uiI.. open
g. uIp examination OF HrE pDr-n" fntHfr -i,tl
therein. hpa that aU persons feeling themselves
AgTi,grl Ns 10 said ..a." iI.ut may appeal %
-All Committee for lltfUu.uf IE#Iy .ifrH lJ-
peal shall Ny % writing Hud shall specify tlu
reasons % appeal, Hud To mates o. thine .Du-
plan..l u', tul Co. presented 'H the 'l'y tinfN 90
hi oi'.,y SU' truU.'.'u E,.'l fn.H' uu Oh. l-'h
inst, AMI hold IRfiy mr'fu"-. from o. q. n
am, pr t., term 81 ten dogs ipl the purpose If
h,arif #.h appeals.
=. " tAstIAl,
HENRY WiNTIk.
u. MEiEH,
T.. FlIttLEALI,
JN-. CARROLL.
Cairo, lis. NuFu.t IHlh. i.it..Ir
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

a new supply Of Calf Boots and CATERS
u't received ut +. Nefs, No. 80 Ohio
Lcvce.
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FLOUR.

300 bbls. Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbls' medium quality suitable for the
southern for sale at the Egyptian
mil ,f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

0AIssltBARoAIss A COOL suit Of
clothing for ten dollars, at 7. NcTs, 70
Ohio Lcyee,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

Now is the time to secure the mos.
desirable rooms at the st. Charles at low
figures During July, August and Sep
'cmbcr, large deduction from regular
rates will be made. A few more day
bo"rdcrs can be accommodated at the old
rate. The coolest and most spacious din
hg room IN the city. jy7dlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

a FRIEND of Mr.. Fritz WhIicAnp as
surcs Us that Mr. r. was not drank ri the
time Of his difficulty with Mr. Neidhani-
mcr. that hcisn quiet, Industrious young
man Of strictly temperate habits our in.
formation to the contrary Notwithstanding
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

TIE frame building, near the corner OF
Washington avenue and Eighteenth streets
tina, foil from the foundation some thr-e
weeks ago, to the alarm of the ncighbor.
hood, has been restored to its place and in
u few days will be as good as new. The
gentleman having the work in charge I'M.
dcrsisnds his business, and has already re-
moved quite all traces Of the smash-up.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

THE annual regular meeting Of the Ger.
man School Association will DO held on
Monday evening, August 10Th at so'clcck,
in the school house on 18th street. Asthe
object Of this meeting is the election Of ]
directors for the ensuing year, IL Is ex-
pec,ed tina, every member will be present.
BY order OF the President,
mug l35t PIG. SCHUH, Secretary.
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The Bulletin.
NEWS I! THE CITY.

Tnr City Council has passed a new and
improved code If ofrulc, and regulations
for tho government Of is business, and or
dered number of copies printed for The
use OF its:memters.
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RIVER NEWS.


.. ARRIVALS.
Arlington, Columbus, Milhroy P.lucah,
Colorado, IT. Louis, Armada, "
Fila Uugh"-, Nashville; City Of Evansville, ~
Mex Wall, Shreveport! Belle -. Louis, M'm. ,
Kate Robinson, Louisville.
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Flies caught, Mound Cit Ia.
fliesc tshi, b.lt,-s.
P,sAuP. Umpire.
scorers--T y smith =, X. Slack.
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Gentlemen 20 to John Antrims, 10
Ohio Lcvcc, for all your muslin shirts,
hosiery underwear and paper collars, and
save Mt least 20 per cent from the ordinary
retail prices. lie has the best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered In the mar
ke,,
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ROCKS.
U,HE GREATEST WORK
THE AGEi
A Book Invaluable to GrOccry Keepers
1t Contain

Every produce dealer, every dalryman, every
farmer, every manufacturer, cNctyb0dy. lou
rnnmm. mimi % De Without D..
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Arlington, Columbus. Mlbrcy, Paduuah,
CITY of Evansville. Nv, Armada. "
Bello II, Louis, 81 Louis colorado, Nicks.
MEX Wall, -" NJ I Forsyth, y. o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

TITO suroSt an ionly certain method to Keep eggs
resn and sweet fpi ut least one year. The cost
- lcs4 than hall cent per dozen. and 10y lin-
method cggs bought at eight aud ten cents doc
Tor from thirty to my cents. When ono"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
LOCAL BREvirIEs.-Thc caluboosc con

tains only two prisoners.
There is distressing lull in police
circles.
The Rev. Mr.. Coe, formerly rector of
the church Of the Redcencr, is in the
city.
Melons were never more abundant
than now. The supply--,wenty wagon
loads per day just about equals the de-
nand.
The tobacco crop in the neighboring
counties IN Kentucky, promise. splenddly.
"A Gernnr boy, about sixteen years of
age totally bereft Of reason, is wandering
about our streets, claiming that he i. King
William, in disguise, and is here simply to
determine how Cairo stands on the war
question.
The steamer Dexter is on the ways ut
Mound City, undergoing repairs. The
champion X. +. Lee, is also at that point
just now in the hands Of the printers.
If our city authorities, or anybody
else, are anxious to know the character Of
the formations that underlie Cairo, the
proper expenditure Of few paltry
hundred dollars will crafty that curiosity.
For that sum Davidson will bore the earth
until she unfolds the whole story. A gen.
tleman well versed in geology, who is
known Ms an expert oil hunter stands
rcadyt TO wager a thousand dollars tina,
coal oil underles Cairo within l,2OO feet of
the surface.
Religious services in the several
churches sfthe city, will be held at the
usual hours tomorrow, morning md
evening.
Our old friend X. p. Randle, formerly
Of Paducah, is now in Evansville illuminn.
ting that benightcd community with the
celebrated non-explosivc, unbustiblc, non
/ sinking, pellucid and luminous Aurora
oil-thc same as that sold by Ewcll and
Jacobs, Ohio Levcc. Randlc, like his oil
becomes popular wherever known.
THE MECHANICS BOARDING HOUSE.
Mat Burns has finished the Mechanic
Boarding House, corner Of Commercial
avenue and Third Street, and Is now pre-
pared 10 receive boardcrs by the day oil
week, on the most reasonable terms. Iii
table will be all that could DO desired, ant
his guest DO treated in the most courteous
manner. Mat has give in to win this tint
and asks kind public TO extend to him ,
helping hand. augl3Gt
Col. Sroo AT THE POINT or DEATH
About noon to-day the report reached u
that Col. J. c. Sloo was rapidly approach
ing dissolution. Before this paper Is do
livered " is readers he will, doubtless
have breathed his last. lie IL lying at hi,
rooms Ut the corner Of Washington avenue
and Sixth street, receiving the devoted ut.
tentions Of his children and commanding
the best medical talent Of the city; but !,
Is thought that no earthly power can stay
the fatal work Of his disease. Col. Sloo
for more than u quarter Of = century In,
boon man of note and influence in South,
ern Illinois, and thousands will learn OF
his death (which Is regarded as inevitably
with feelings Of sincere regret and sorrow.
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popularity Of this place Of resort is fully
maintained by the gentlemany proprietor,
and crowd. gather there every Sunday to
enjoy the excellent cheer and means Of
amusement. Tomorrow lsenbergs fine
string band will be on hand and enliven
the festivities Of the day by excellent
music.
There is room for all, plenty of cool
dridks, roomy arbors, delightful shade :
and kind greeting for everybody.
augl3 F. FISHER, prop'r.
BAD HoLEs.-Therc are two dangerous
hole. in the Twentieth street sidewalk,
between Commercial avenue and the Ohio
Leyee. They are traps TO whose account
several "barked shiss, and possibly, bro
ken limbs will be charged, unless the
needed repairs are made, right away.
They are rsry dangerous.
Who shall represent Alexander county
in the lower house Of the General AS
sembly? We have abundance Of Demo-
cratic material 10 select from--so much,
Indeed, tina, il is difficult 10 decide which to
take and which TO reject. The in,mation
thrown out that the Radicals intend 10
run one Of the atles, and mos, respectable
members Of their party ID. j. Bird, Esq.,
dozen scare anybody.
THE County PRisris0-Tus BID OF
THE BULLETIN AccErTgp,-Tho County
Court passed upon the proposals for the
county printing, yesterday, and accepted
tina, submitted by John II. Oberly h Co.,
Of the Cairo BULLETIN a Chicago print
Ing house that has grown rich on the prof
it, Of printing that lesitimately belonged
= the local press Of the State, was a COM
petitori but not much Of a one, its bid be-
Ing over thirty per cent higher than that
filed by the BULLETIN. The award made
was highly satisfactory TO the parties pres
Ont in the court room.
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This Method VIII Take the Place Of
All Others
If DOES NOT TAnNISII THE EGG
IT Contains

%, ,Ne 10 the appearance az age, and when offered
iur .nlc % cannot he told Other 10y appearance OF
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LEEht co.
Burlington, Hi.'t'e. 2 -i-s-'S
Dec.I- de0W2taw sw eowi 1uds
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CTuscatiOns.

The ablest man in the Worcester Convention
was Mrs. Livermore.-IBo Boston Post.
A great &" take of - on Cincinnati-The CEN
sus.-[ Lou. Cour.-Jour.
The man who meets ones remarks with a
''fddiesticks - clearly wishes to do viOlins to
ones feelings.-[F Fun.
The " petrihed seal - e1humed in Nevada was
probably watch seal-[N. Y. Eve Post.
A-viary good ides-The jail bird is better for
an occasional treat of hemp.-[Fun.
1t is strange thing that the teetotaller par
ercelIencc, the pswnbroker, is always taking the
pledge, and yet always sees things in duplicate.
Old Father Time attacks everybody-yet he
always takes one Of his scythes.-tN. Y Eve.
Post.
Agricultural fairs are epidemic now; but
there's no use Of garden vegetables competing
for prizes-the cabbage will always be ahead.
[Adventurer.
1t is said that California has paid over $780,
600 bounty for gopher scslps this season. Why
doesn't she employ Indians? They go for scalps
without bounty.
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popular Remedies.

This is the most thorough blood PURIFIER Sc, de-
covered AID cares Oh lrrr1-v tr. u the -s-
10 70 d common Eruption. Ping % and h.'--sf.r
tIs face, and J-4g rouge stiT- when axe such
nOying tlemlshes N many i. ul- persons. y.-.-
the use Of a few bottles o.. tIs wonderful me --s
From q eight bottles cure S1.t RI IVA, .s..f
Ia, ScIE Heed, Ring be-mf, Es51- Scz.g E--.-
fi0aS Of f-r SKIN. Sc-sfll.G s0~s7, Ulcers an On
kerr q, Mo1lt1 AM St1m1-t. lt is a pu-a mel.
cinal extract Of native roots and plants com -.-s
hG-u.0Hg Nature most -ayer-' ~ curative --
perties which God has iusti.le1 into the ve---z
kingdom for healing the sick. IL IS great -as-
Of the strength and yi-0- II the 81 stem. T-
who are ianEuid- s-eep.ess have r-rr1lr 1-a-sr--.
or fears or any u. tie affections sy-lt. l5-
Of trsaknsss, VIII En1 c1uri--iu- evidence s. s Pc
tOratve poNe- upon trial. li you feel -r... s-.l.
fsblff1fsf and 1ssp0n4s-f lave .r1g cent F-a.--..
-outi tastes Badly Ia the morning. I--s.H4 .- aye
fits and tongue coated, you are suffering -- l
pid LtJer OF Bi.i9l sssVs l1 many cases -..
~ Compliant only a part NJ these sg-H-. l-s -..
experienced. As remedy tIr all sl-l cases. l-
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery has p. equals
il effects perfect cures. leaving che E-s- s.-l
81 ana healthy For thc cure O. H4. -la C.-.
patton Of the Bowels % IS never o.. ling renee.
and those who have used 10 flr this pl- s. are nd.
IN it, praise. II B-5rc-izz Throat an. ..-- H.r
roses, Il has produced many truly re--- s cures
where other medicines l4l called. S0-- -------s
az 5 90 per bottle. Prepared at The llal.,a. La
boratory Of Z. Y. PIERCE. VI. De- E-54 ny
August I'D tues thurs 4 sat avon
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Mr. Wilson Crsgg is the name of the young
American attached to the staff of Gen. Trochu.
He is said to be the originator Of the American
legion organized for the defence Of Paris.
1t is denied that General R. E. Lee has had a
psralytic stroke. He suffers only from torpor
induced by exhaustion. He has had the full
use of his bodily powers. and speaks as occasion
requires. His physicians confidently expect his
speedy recovery.
1t is said that in fortnight after the arrival
of Napoleon III. at Wilhemshohe 500 letters
were sent to him there, nearly all Of which Con-
tanned either bitter tsunts or requests for pecu-
mary assistance
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When mirth is full ard free,
Some sudden gloom shall be;
When naughty power mounts high,
The Watchers axe is nigh.
All growth has bOunf, wher greatest found,
IL hastes to die.
When the rich town that long
las lain its huts among.
Uprears its psgeants vast,
And vauuts-.t shall no: last.
Bright tints that shine are Int sign
Of summer past.
And when thine eye surveys,
With fond. aduring gaze,
And yearning heart, thy friend
Love to its grave doth tend.
AL gifts below, save 7 uth, but grow
Toward an end.
From Verses on I'a7iOu' 0ocasi0Hf,n ~ Rsu.J H.
Norman.
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IZUUU MES in use, sold on their merit,
with little advertising.
The only machine that knits circular, fiat aHd
scanned work, narrowing and widening on each.
Every Family should have one.
Send for Sample Stocking and circular showing
wherein the Lamb machine Is superior is all yoinfs
Gnd cheaper h1s anu she.
LAMB KNITTING MACHINE MFG. CO..
3i3Washington Street. Boston.
July 1l--yem
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We wish to express our thanks for the generous
patronage these rooms have received during the
past season, and for the promise, by steadily in
creasing business, Of future fsvors The ideal Of
success aimed at will be as heretofore the produc
ton Of the most perfect work, and the satisfaction
ofall.
Prices will be continued until April LIST, 1871, on
the following scale.
Card photographs, Shether vgnettes sitting stand
ing, copies, II for $500; for 81 90 Duplicates
20 cents sxlO from life, slOF do copies, 500 Du.
plicates, so cents; llx4, $500; Duplicates sets
Berlin Heads, the coming style o. Album Photo
graphs, 10 for $500, for $3.50; Duplicates, 25cts.
Proofs always shown ifrequested
~ Ferrotypes Of styles and prices to suit all
tastes. Portraits in Oil India Ink or Water Colors
Porcelain Pic'ures etereogrsphs, Albums, Frames
and everything usually furnished by galleries Of
this elAss. Sept N-d3wAwom
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GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.
A large assortment of Gold Pens and novelty In
Pocket Pencils especially useful to Physicians.
Just received BY
C. o. FRENCH q co.
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Use Kennels Pain KILN
MAGIC OIL.
GIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM,

OF Pain you ever tried.
1t Is clean, safe, and delicious 70 use. and II you
use Il faithfully, 1T WILL DO Ynu GOOD
Directions each bottle. Buyit Of your Drug
gist or Merchant where you trade. II they have
not got II on hand thew will send for Il. at your
quest, and sell you GENUINE RENNE'S PAIN
est price at retail.
ES-Sold by Druggists, Merchants and 6rocers.
IL II put up in three sizes and called Trial Se,"
Medium sfze," and Large Family Size, bottles.
WM RENNE. Sole Proprietor and Manufae-
turer, PrrTsIIELD MASS. Wholesale BY
HENRYk co.,
June I7-ueowktdltly Burlingt5n. VI
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PUBLIC STABLES.
VHHE SU9SCRI Der having erected spacious
4 and cOmmodious brick Barn and Stable in con-
nection with the Stanton House, oIers TO persons
having horses to put up, for shorter or longer per
iod the best SfgbiHg 10 he obtained in Vermont.
The stalls are roomy and c. can. and thoroughly
ventilated the most careful Hostlers are employed
and particular attention Is given to the feed, only
the best Of hay and grain being used. Prices mod
crate. The patronage Of the public is solicited.
r. &. ROWE.
Burlington, Sept. I'D, ls7O-d&w3m
NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING o. the Stockholders OF
/ the Vermont & Canada Railroad Company will
be held at the Weldon House, St Adams. Vermont
on Thursday, the 10th day Of October next, at 5
O'Clock ?. NJ Tor the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before said meeting.
By order Of the D rectOrs
VT. d Canada r. R,) J. W. NEWTON,
Office, st. Adams, Vt. Clerk Vt. Canada
Sept. 10Th, ls7O. X. II. Co.
dsw 10 Oct %
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Joint Resolutions-By Mr. benedict, pro
viding for joint assembly On Tue sday next at
halt-psst two O'Clock p. m, 10 hear the report of
the committee appointed TO canv ass the votes
for county and probate officers doptei on the
part of the Senate
From the House. providing for the appoint
ment of committee to canvass the votes for
members of Congress adopted in concurrence.
From the House, providing for the appoint
ment Of joint committee to re-listrict the
State ; on motion Of Mr.. Heath, ordered to
lie.
Reports-By Mr.. Merrill for committee on
claims fsvorably on S. >, to pay srtsin persons
the sums therein mentioned Governor Wash
burns widow $500, and Cove nor Hendee
$3.50 read the third time and p, ssed.
Bill introduced and referred-Byr Mr. Abel,
relating to peadings and proceiul e in certain
criminal cases. The bill provides that many
formal defects which now vitiate p esdings may
Re amended, and that certain presc ribed words
now deemed essential shall not be required in
indictments. Also that the prosecu tor shall not
be required to make his selection from several
counts, but the respondent may De convicted
upon one or all Of the counts also that II per-
son can be convicted of greater offence than
that alleged III the indictment, IppesIs by the
evidence, the States Attorney shs Il enter nolie
prosequi and the respondent be onvicted Of the
greater offence. The bill also 81 anges the pre-
sent criminal practice in several other respects