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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11

NJ Christians In oil arts OF tho United States and In sup
port Of made few remarks The Importance OF the
event and the necessity OF liberal support.
The Right Rev bishop Canning Of Kentucky then
made n short address which he stated that great de-
gree OF Interest felt In the movement at the South
and the clergy would cooperate IN carrying It
ont The Eev DR. Scheuck Of Brooklyn moved that tho
Executive COMMITTEE be instructed 70 Issue invitation
to all evangelical churches to take up collection IN be-
half the cause Which carried and referred 10 the
Executive Committee. The meeting then adjourned.
Tho Executive Committee net Ufucdiaiely aiterward
and elected Dr. Sebenck Chairman. and also decided to
publish circular addressed to churches IN furterauco
OF the resolution OF DIR. Schenck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11
United States Circuit. Court by william C. Barrett cOu..

Unen states Circuit Court, by william G. Barrett conn
eel Tor Clarke, 10 have this bail reduced
Assistant DistrctA Attorney Purdy opposed the rno,,or
alleging that would be dangerous 10 reduce the han
II was almost certain that Clarke's object was 10
his bail" The Court denied the motion. 'N~1
Transporting C0iinferfeiL1s-Ot Karizman and s,,,
ue Hopper, alias Lame Sam, who have been "a
IN Lud0w st jail awaiting trial charges Of
Ing were brought before Commissioner Shieds
day and DISCHARGED on their own rocognizaneee i,,
diatey on their discharge they rearrosted and -,
70 Trenton Now-Jersey, where Kurizman l. nnd., -.
dlcnent Tor passing counterfeit money, and lame 49,.
- under suspension OF sentence for similar orer.s
Inc removal was AZ The instance " Col whitley Chief n
the Secret Service division Of Treasury Departn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11
COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERN.

Before Judge Ddiy-Wm g. Porter agt. W.
O. DckeLThe plaintiff defendant, proprietor 81 tee
Dickei Riding Academy, for the value OF IA bay
which, lie sdys, defendant TO board for him for us
privilege Of using her IN the school and on The road aud
was to return to him. but has not Defendant claimed
that he have beside the u pay for her keep and
mat this amounted 10 sJl7 The Jnry found for pAiaa
iJ58,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT oURT-E,srERS DISTRICT

UNITED STATES ClkIC II COUhI-fAeIERN bIaIElCI'
Before Judge Bepedict- Vessel Condemned
rr Snugg,ing-7e United States AT Ihe John Gri1H-
H. rr rem t. enforce TIE forfeiture o. he
bark John Griffin for violation ~ the SON section az e
prt az March 1879. The charge against the vessel -
ti y,lri ~ ,h.. Ss 600 hf,ubt H. her f.oIn foreign
por WI, uulaGeu and delivered from her NJ tue port ~
krw.Icrk without d permit from the collection and
charge. one John Albrea. Who owned the cigars
ALLEGED TO have ben sm92Sled, - produced as
WIS IN Havana ana Mitarzns, at which last named port
the bark Johl Gtinn was then ladlng Tor New lorK'
updrr the command " Mr. Downey whom he well knew
That he met Downcy IN Havana, and applied him to
smuggle cigars into Now-1ork for hun, but 40 ar
ranscmeEt was tlen made. That Dowu.y Hiterwafd
lrf Havana and Mat0nzas; and Albrea was in
formed ny ttef from whom he docs not say, thht DOW
ney would take his cigars and accordingly he sent them
10 fiatauzas A. packed IN p boxes cases marked
80 AIatauzIs," aud Ia three four days received
T ryr iLS DS" he sraS FOR SeYorE Upon the
nest steamer; mat afierward the bark John
Griffin arrived in New.York aud he saw Downey aud
learned him that his cigars were AL right, aud ar
ranged with HIM 10 be AZ The corner OF Liberty ana VII
Liam ats at II A. IN the next gay receive the lh1y az
the time and place appointed carmau came Win ioad
Of MS cigars Inquired for him, aud delivered HIS load 70
him. wAerrupou he wrnt 10 southst ani there ~ an
oicc pad Dowucy 5000 on account Of the freight that
hc tvn went back aud received the remainder OF his
cigars III Tue sHnie way anu lia poWhey h'Uo lore:
SO lar box that nc cigars which c 80 received wero
tue ~iuc CIGARS which hc haG sent rom havana 10 'it
tl zas; that ~ stored PORTION 81 tlein IA te IoHil1
the Customs seized hS l'pt'" at H' house. ana H'u""t
tu,n jiIr invoice by Nlicl these cigars were shpl'I
from HHN"Ha 30 ma,u-'s, ahq WIN " we 49, ~.
Dovn'v, acknowledged tdr r'rtl' OF thon' l"e yT'l
at No. - NlsstusL were seized, and are now heId rs
forfeited, %, duty having been lS.t on tle"i. ,v,
Tho testimony istAeurrtttWcd, DISSEMINATING AlorraS
sta,emtnt Tue decree closes as follows: My c0ucIu-
siou therefore D., tlasuuou te evidence IS o. std",;
tuzls 10 NcwYprk IN tnu hlrk John Griffin. ard then
ILLEGALLY LANDED 200 dat weasel without permit ana O''
fui cited 100 the United s.s Ltt decree be entered
accordingly" Tn .tuo hrst Instance Ia the jar,driien
OF Is court IN which vessel has boen coNdeAea i'r
smuI cling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11

J.. +. EAwLlSS. Chairman.
l.. h. NLLSON, SECRETARY.


Inc iooNlt ""> oi''T'o 10 oe "du' ID 'ur report III
Nigw OF u trIiald.uu la4c To TIE Committee q & the
paper which 1t refers would 10 forwarded io the AL
uuai Conference CHAIRMAN.
adoption
nv,r u ha sn'uct Ills C'huo g'el Wy Nr.'r, Sheer,
the
vith s A,d letters from
ta cucuI"ls onI wltt letter, aai R"g
arr 0 iIt snt btr litTlipfr, lucoururyri
o. The hulral
b. all v assung au gnrHls tbrtin
h-,r, Canirg AID thguJeaf tTer1sd hJ u.t
N- OF AZ r fae, sui ccuu,taut,s known specified
tie Cbuiutr- HIJ Ia LIE theil
.latlrut a.Ie re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11
THE COURTS.
TIN rp1r-srsovrHANyA LITIGATION.

1TrTT I'M = ! ~ u o. II ~.
lih ElI'7C'NI ''''.'- =.
In the Supreme Court, NJ ChIhHcIs, ytoIeI-
9fv before Mr. Justice graham, IN" cas-" OF J'"'s
Fss !r agt. r., Albany aud busquehduha Kaliodu
Company called. .--..,
En- fIsb Druys suit against joseph IL Ramsey ~"
number 81 other persons, setting NJ tfat ne u STOCK
hul Ter ttHt the Company WIS orgdi zrn WIN capl
a. 81 4cOJ tQUruty Increased Ia OOWoi tmt TIE
iotd been lOi ago cuWp-'el, @"l az thc s'c eA'
Cept $3.50 shares Or which o." were hd py tu' Com
Iiuy, Aad been paid M ihdi kiil-R nts ptFn IIc.i'
drut OF t.e Company sihc' 'ptm'I' 49, mn ~ 70
A3cn-l D. iH'F a. ,.". >N','t 80 -. = =, ,V,
90 Shares, % g. A'h'S 80 NhII 10 = y; ,-o
t' SNARE, 80 g. '',l ', ;1 % 49, ,l,,, a. n. 49,
SHARES, in 1ll 500 shares uh winch - per ce oo val
P-. Do he'HE C.'in'd ~ d. Hey u"' turac i,
boon Tort .wI 10 INC O"hP'u! ID' l''..l'-' 49,
81 previous calls ana iLat lhe recipients VINO arc macs
G t.uda'l. not liable ior more tLah thc . per cent?
THAT shOU, &c sam" tim" $50 sbhIrH Wrte l'su'u III
aUouuts oV subscriptions WIN zen per cent 'e
ufr.t 90 Airs-rs u.ry Cody ear MtriOFtr' i.uuS.
pr.y. .i,lLr,{ t.tIrl, III mt, J.. j.. Eord COOK ana
Rice ta are Cd made defendants, who agreed 10 pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11

How tie quarters
erl.r dow c, aaot sLosn h the oTng yarasrpA going
e. lgest o. relation TO tie Il sh market:
he g strs Of gran at the oupor,s and to further
lrze portsioB abroad there scL In the demand for
sud tc1lruc Of downward ht weather Las bow
colaued damp onqeuE the condition Of tie Shes
hb poveneH fae samples 81 homegrown produce have
eouaHded therefore forgfr pr As regards foreign wbsai here
Of quarter iH Russian Sld AmeYcaI produce TIE follow
sasau " foreign wheat have been mach 7,5
iB tbee
o. 3d. or fo.' therefore there has been iD
eess- importation go 10 OF lnal there has bet
ibese Of 53J"@ cwt; os 10000 e't but 10 barley beans,
az iess tlrte g. considerable falling O."
Nscl bis tbe British crops have been
geat.t aleu n. aud Hurrail roads
isiyd yrts; De- future when British
t at sg. foreign hh be prepared TO tIG2s
Iot tbe plOcuce 81 tl- great Jams Of haiet1 Europe
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

7. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
RRMovAL.-Phi, Howard. steamboat
meat shop has been removed to the base
ment of the Express Office in in the City
National Bank building, directly opposite
the main steamboat landing, where be will
rs usual, keep nm abundant supply of fresh
meats for the steamboat trade, and where
he will be- pleased To meet customers night
or day. oct lJ-2w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

Tug' PEorLL's MEAT MARHET.-C
GAyEa& Co. PRoPRIErogs.-Tho meat
ma. kct just opened hy G"yer and Co., II
the corner Of Washington Avenue and
Tenth street, is just exactly such meat
market as those who know Gaycr would
expect him TO e. tabish when he spread
himself Everything is new, freshly
pain,ed. and wears Nh mir of cleanliness
that no one viii fail TO commend.
Gaycr " Co, are among the oldest and
most experienced butchers OF the country
and have learned that 1t pays best to Keep
first class meats, and command first class
custom. IL citizens would, therefore, sc-
cure splendid fresh meats, pork beet mat
ton, veal, lamb or sausage-they can al
ways find them in any quantity desired ut
the People meat market, just tryit II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
Thefivcr ha, fallen four inchc. since last

The FLYER ha, fallen four inches since last
report.
The Mi.,issippiis still falling steadily Mt
St Louis and above, and there is only Z
feet water "a; Liberty bar according to
some reports, although Others my nine feet
The Ohio is falling at Pttsburg with
two feet water in the channel Consid.
cradle rain Is reported along the Ohio be-
low Louisville, and it is hoped there will
B, Ill improvement of two or three feet in
lower ohio,i
Business here continues good.
The Anna has been raised and will lie
taken to Paducah or Mound City for re-
pairs "a soon rs there is water enough 10 let
hcr out.
The Eckert did not reach the Anna,
aud that boat wa, raised 10y Mr. Hill, OF
Cairo, the diver Of the Eckcrt The latter
was aground ~ Cottonwood, when the Rn.
gon came duwn.
The Emma Floyd rc.hippcd her whole
cargo of 800 tons hero and returns 20
Louisville this evening. She is very com.
Portable boat and ofIiccrcd by efficient and
accommodating gentlemen. See advcr-
.iseuout
The City Of vicksburg Is tho regular
packet for Nicksburg. to-day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

THE Mechanic. Boarding house, corn
Of Third and Commercial, IL constantly
growing in popularity. Mat Burns, tho
proprietor, !, cxerting himself TO deserve
pablic patronage, and BIZ efforts arc being
handsomely rewarded. His boarler. al
ways wear u pleasan, face when they come
from thew meals. because hr feeds them
wcn. Iii, room, are furnished in iir., rate
style; the hou i. hgl,,l with ga. aud
the har implied with "' fine liquors a.
can Do found IN Cairo To hsu'c !. ~
ways oi.n, night anil aay, fortho rcn'rtioH
oi guc,t, and tho Transaction of bushes,
anil everybody !, kindly received and hos
ri,ahiy entertained. boarding nud loIs-
ing i've dollars peg weg., 30, vne dollar per
d,y. sep o,t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

DINiSG ROOM GIRLS WANTED AZ rnE
SAINT CuAELEs,-Wc want Immediately
,lr,c .al experienced dining room girl to
whom liberal wages will be paid. Apply
To- JEWETT WlLCON& CO,
Srp2jtt 81 Charles liolei'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
Glory Enough iol'One
Day.


Of 18th instant says: "All parties con-
c-ie the election ~ the Democratic state
ticket rs - majority OF about 1000
Eighty-iyc countie. give 1,21G majority
The seven remaining counties gave ZIG
Democratic majority in 1863, and are re-
ported 20 have gone Democratic by in
creased maioFitif'
The Democrats have eight majority in
the House of Representatives. The Sen-
ate is "a tie. The election Of Hendricks -
the 4. 6. Senate Is thu. insured.
The Democrats gain two md probably
three Congressman.
Three cheers FOR redeemed Indiana
PAgLog CoScEgr.-A PLEASING ES-
rEITAISNESr--Thc frs; Of seric. Of
pa-lor concerts was given, last night, II,
the residence of Mr.. Chas. Gallagher. The
audience although no. very large, was sc.
lec., with taste. admirably regulated for
III, enjoyment Of fret cla,. mu.ica, cn-
t,rtainment
The commencement was .ignalizcd hy
a. NJ. -, e .,,. ,,,, r. a., ,,i.po luai-E,Ln.i's
an,,, ..o,-,y v,,,c, cror, Wilson ,,l
"a. lin y,,.t l.,o, ia. IA. pal.
'-s.,"t,p.. NJ. a,1 W.. go, c1.
low.i ma va, received with decided
mar rcs,a,ions of pleasure. "Lamanula,
by ". /. Halliday. VITA piano ae-
p ,u,,.pl,ncn, w Mrs. n. l.. Uallilav, wa,
"a, % I, alm,r,bles,yI,. n. everything
I. which ,ho, ,ly .inr.. She b.. n ysry
clear. ,wcs, voice u ample pows. AMI
compass, aud ht. IL unlrr complete con.
troll. TIA. piano duct by Me, Pitcher and
little vi. Ala Thornton wa, well exc.
cu,ci. -. wa. the piano solo by Mr.. II /.
Halliday. tia, followed il.
An interval Ola half hour was devoted
To Select Reading.
II the singing " Pvt me Ia Ia! L0,l
bel, wcr, NJ ". H. Mn-ri. ou..
achievement in that direction
II would distinguish him Il, a vocalist 4
unquc.tiouable merit. The Rev NJ. t'.u
Mrs. Halliday aui Mi' Pitcher Joined Ia
the ChOrus, With sp,tu III c!' 'c'-t 80 r"'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

TIE CENTRAL MEAT Market
Mcssrs. Fred hochicr " Co, of the Gem
trail Mea, Market, desire 1t understood that
they keep Nil kinds Of rnea,., beef pork,
mutton, lamb and veal that,hcy buy and
slaughter the Lc., and fu,tc't animals
brought ,othi. markets; dres. AMI t1rvc
on, the meat, in nca, and clearly man
ner, and deal with everybody fairly and
squarcly F-
Market baskets sc customers delivered
free Of charge to Gny par, Of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Buy your meats, then, NJ the Central
Meat Market, near the corner of Tenth
street, on Washington avenue.
.ep 20 dSn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

DuRKHEIMER WURsrMARHr, at koDl
Bribachs saloon, opposite tho court house.
commencinga at o'clock Sunday afternoon
An invitation is extended to all who relish
the rerreshmen. indicated to attend and
po 10 ,..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

A FINE gold watch will be rallied for
at Louis IIcrLcrts on Saturday evening
next. The watch is now on exhibition
and chances can be obtained, at Herber,s.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

BALL on NISErEfNrH STREEr.-A
ball will be given in the "Dick Fitz'
house, on Nineteenth street, on Saturday
evening, the 18th instant, for the benefit
of widow Allen. All who are disposed to
enjoy themselves, and at the same assist
deserving widowed mother, will attend.
Pat O Loughln AMI John Mahoney are
he manager. Ut
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

Regular Meeting q the Select Council
Cairo, oct. ith, $50.
Prosent-M cssr. AFTER, Barclay, Jor
gcnsen, Meyer, o Callahan, Taylor-6.
The Mayor being absent, on motion
Councilman AFTER took the Chair.
Whcrcupon the following bills which
were upon tue eth instant allowed and or
dcrcd paid bv the Board Of Aldermen.
arc presented To- this Board Of concurrent
action, to-wit s1}ilis Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

SlGuT Is PRIcELEss.-Money canno
buy it. but Lazarus and Morris, perfected
spectacles will preserve it, No glimmer-
ing or wavcrng of sight, peculiar to
others in use. Taber Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity. See advertisement
aug3l d&wt'.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

IuAyE broken up several long standing
cases of Chils and Fever with simmons
Liver Regulator. also find it great
remedy for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease
j. W. ANSLEI,
oct lo-dSwlw Buens Vista, Ga.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

GIRL WASTED.--A girl who undor-
stands general house work, secure a
permanent stu alton ut the highest wage''
by calling at this office. "'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

Au,uIuin,e to provide Tor thv payment IT IA"
rpupe.,sytion OF &c ,ain l'oli zee t'us'aDics.
b. 10 ordained by the cay 1Un'l Il o." ~ o.
caro-.
SECTION /. RIA, the com,ra-a''"u al Ill Police
r0r.taL.c., uuponted : nee August -, last, of
20 he hereafter appointed tpdtr su ordinance
sGttl. 81 "An Ordinance an RELATION u" 10. foll'"
70 .aud the salaries Of ccr,aD cay unlrer,,
gppvovei February 18th, ls', s.lsll be pad out 'i
thS lines aid penal,ies 10 be eolec'ci ~ He
Police Ma.isiI ates Of the city.
go. 2 The Polio Mag stratcs Of the ciiy Of t'lro
auo, each ~ them are hereby authorized and M
slrsctel 10 paw over, at ,hc Cd. ufcyen month
I, any Police constsbles appointed under the Or
d,nahce referred 10 in The preceding sect ON, The
whole orany portion Of any fine or penalty IN their
hands, in salts action OF any amount which tie
City Attorney Of said city shalt certify 20 said po
Ice Mag .sirate IL due 10 said Police Gonstalle A.
coupe isat0n for services rendered In pursuance
OF h. appointment Is such Police Constable under
,he ordinances ~ the city.
src. 3. The O., Z Treasurer is hereby mstlu cted
aud author zed TO receive from sad Police Msgis-
rates sad receipts OF sand POLICE tonstahlcs, ac-
O. lilpanicd with tho said cer sra,e of the { IS
Attorney above referred to- m liquidation of 80
much OF the amount due from SAID Police Magis
dtesto no cny for tincsand PEI aies collected.
kgc. s. fhe hicf OF Psce d all DO and he IL
-hercs,y iis .ructed and required 10 patrol the
city ii, company with one Of the Police constaocs
on duty u, night, IN the same manner ami ior the
came per cd as the oer Police tonsiablss are re-
qulred 20 patrol.
Adjourned. JNO, BROWN,
City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

WAYrEp.-Five hundred dollars in city
scrip. and five hundred dollars in county
orders. Apply to
I.t JEWETT WILCOX x co,
scp2i.lm st. G. les Ho''' Cairo Ill,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
State OF Illinois. L.
County Of Alexander.

:, Z y, Hughes, ,gShier OF thc First National
liank, OF Caro-, 10 solcnnly swear that tUc above
statement is true 10 the hest ofmy knowledge and
belief. e. \, HUGHES, Cl-tl"r.
subscribed and sworn to before me, this l3'h
day Of october, A. ID ls5n. = n. Hay,
NoGT! luh Pc,
Correct Attest
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
RIVER NEWS.


hrungton, Columbus Tyrone, Paducah.
VI rIlou, Bonneville; GA Tower, Memphis,
gDuHu' Tenn. River.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
IIABlLirlIs ;

Circulation out tandlug..,......,.,.. .....
Individual depos its...,,,.,,,,,..,..,.,...,.
puo 10 National lianis,.......,..........
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

At the solicitation of many olt,le-s of both poll
tical parties, hereby announce myself q tho
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR sheriff Of Alexander
county, ut the ensuing November election.
FRED kDEIlIEH
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

Wv ''s' l'N'''- '"f 's - NN'iaH
Car nj blythe "a. owus vote VIA:
Ayc.-Ar'er, BARCLAY, JJrstn.en.
Meyer, o,Cqllahor, aylor-.3
nay. -urit,
Ri ~ Thona. Ncehnu SLOWED by
Hoanl q .,hlcgmen W, then pnscn.l for
, coinurrnes, ninpl ting - 50 - .Yr
hauling l.u.b.r which, Vu motion, VS.
..uu-cYuaurrel iu - - uuuuimuu. vote.
Is OF T.. smith. for repairing tool. for
street hhorcr', amounting 90 - was. by
ihr Board 90 Ailrrmon, ordered paid on,
ol lr-a,ur, var IT. uow in Treasury rs
pr resolution ~ CITY Council was pre-
,.ut.i, and GOD motion. tao action Of the
BJs,d cuncu-r,i h. ~ the f,lloS.us vote,
viz.
Ay,,-Aricr, Barclay, Jorscu.en, Mcy.
~ q Callahan, TuyloF-G.
Nay--nouo
81. ~ Hue, Louu... & Co for ice for
ial NJ, pf.scnud. aud oU motion % Couu.
Gilman Taylor, referred back to tho com.
uiliec Oh claims rvr further investigation.
Bal OF NJ Bnmbri,k tot killing dogs,
amounting to SlIi WIS then considered,
aud GA motion vi Mr.. Taylor rejected in
soa,cqurnco of u bong contrary ~ the
ordinance Of the city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

TN fn"fIUn VI fMft"N of TIC EOUrI wa.
coucurrcl in and the bill. ordered paid hy
\ q 90 sni' apus vote of this Boa I'd to-wii
Aycs-Artcr. Barclay, Jorgon.cn, Mey-
", . Cpihsbsn and Tayior--G. rH.
N.v~-.Nuna - III. ..
IN silowinr llrs for sal,-ic. were then
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
i.iABlI.iTsg.i

f'hIilioN s.sftftts s.stf.f fff.stH.'ss'ssss
iiiniNidIhl dtlnsfe ,',,',,.,.'.. ...s,s...., =
me % other 'ianhS amt bwlE"r- ..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For sheriff.
We afc authorized 10 announce thu, Mr.. A. II.
IRWIN ia Candidate for the oihrc of shtrii ~
Alexander county, attic ensuing November olcc.
pol, subject tn the decision Of the nomOrmtJr
County Convention. AugVti
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING
Saturday Evening, Oct. 10
Democrats! Once More 10 the
Rescue /!

General William Is. Anderson. Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress from the State
NJ Large, and Hon. Charles Ficnsc. Demo-
cratic nominee for Superintendent, of Pub
lie Instruction, will address the people of
Cairo, in the Cour. House, on
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

Cun ciinmu Tny lor novel l. concur in
tie act OH ot he Board Of Aldermen in
alb VIII z tie hills eSceptin: bill Of A.Cain.
TAR nj blythe 81. owius vote VIA:
Ayc.-Ar'er, l'8rclAy, JJrstn.en.
M.y.- a Callahan .v1.r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS

Regular Meeting Of the Select Council
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

X. L. Albright, E,s, hg' u,tre,urnel
- lfou ato,it through '''hioh, Johnson ari
: wLisn.n tomisi. JHcis.j. Ha,hc,
pro;pee, for briilian, Democratic ,ri-
umph n mi. ~Cony%rs.iora di~sie, i.
brigh, and sncoau ,gins. Col. Crcb, made
= telling speech In Vienna yesterday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-01-14

THE eggs of the mosquito are laid In .
owl-shaped mass upon the surface OF
stapnant water by the mother hy. After
Matching out, they finally become the
T" wiggletails or wriggling worms that
may he seen in the summer In any barrel
of water that is exposed to the atmosphere
for any length Of time. Finally the
viggietsils come TO the surface, and the
full f1edged mosquito bursts out Of them,
at first with very short, limp wings, which
in a short time grow both in length and
stiffness. THIS process Is repeated again, and
again, probably several times in the courss
Of one season. It il curious fact that
the male mosquito, which may be known
by its feathered antene, IL physically In
capable of sucking blood.
The mesquite il mot an unmttigated pess.
Although in the winged state the female
sucks our blood and disturhs our rest, In
the larva state the insect il decidedly bene.
ficisl. by purifying stagnant water that
vould otherwise breed malaria diseases
Linnmus long ago showed that If you place
two barrels Of stagnant water slde by noe
neither of them containing any "wiggie
tails" or other living ANIMALS. and covel
one of them over with gauze, leaving thu
other one uncovered 20 that 1t viii sooz
become full of wiggletails hatched ou
from the eggs deposited by the female
MOSQUITO, then the covered barrel Will In
few weeks become very offensive, and tn.
uncovered barrel viii emit no impure and
unsavory vapors.-Hhtonaog&.