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DISTRICT BILLS APPROVED By THE PRRs1-
DRsT.-The President this morning approved
the act concerning divorces in the District OF
Columbia; resolution TO provide for the appoint-
ment OF an examiner Of claims for the Depart
ment of State, and for additional clerks IN that
Department.; an act to further amend the Law
Of the District Of Commbia in Felation to ju-
dicial proceedings and preserving the records
amble Of an act in relation TO the National
Theological Institute, approved 22d April, 1870:
an act TO authorize the reduction of the width
VI an alley In square s76, In the city OF Wash
inRton. ~. -. ~ -,.-l.. M. =. - =
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\ 0The Fenians have fought II out on the
Canada line, and 1t hasn't taken all summer
either. E1sfstF .EuasEl8E t g
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OAk HALL LEADS THE FASHION IN ALL

" Nles OF Oiothlng. jel
T. Ne. 423 liza Street, a6evs Penna. Apen-,e
.o,. lEsIABLIsHEPOvER 20 YRARsJ
81 VIM. knabe q Co., Baltimore, and Wm-
Ptsosu Pcos snmGn, no Albany also. second hand
rent on the most accommodating terms: Piano and
Organ Tuning ard Repairing. ap1-ly.
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Ohio Democratic state 'Csnveution.
TfLedrdphed Exclnsireln n Tia Enezinn .cta. p

COLUMBUS, o., June 1.-The Democratic
state Convention met at II Q. m. Il Is the
smallest convention of that party for years
Three hundred and nifty are present out or 6S7
delegates. A. j. Callan was elected temporary
committee ON Resolutions consists Of one mem
Der from each Congressional district. A recess
was taken until two .. m. Edf - = q IT,
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WASHNCTON n q WEDNESDAY UNC : ,e1o
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WINES AND LIoUORs

WINES AND LIQUORS.
81 yULIEN CLARET, - per don :, $50 per cask
GEkMAH HWINES.-wachenheimer "a ner dez !:
Deddesheimtr, - per dos. N-''
&.s Sns from l10s ;, I; per s.S1 s.Sa
BkANDlEs.-0tard, Dupuy 4 Co. Coguae Sl2
per gallon; hennessey Cognsc, SO per gallon Pei
ieSSs.n Gss sn;s Rcshslle Si Br:ndy. Pc pei gallon.
CHARLES GAUTIER
laiT and 1918 Peansylvanis ave-,
S1 sns ;1S sPS Of
my3u
MARRIAGE Is HONORABLE.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, ON the honors,
eOnirasted with Single Life. and the fearful Evils
OF CELTBACY. in modern times Sent ree. In sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box r, Philadelphia, Pa. my23m,wf, ,sm
PIMPLEs ON THE FACE.
erurt1ons snd blotched disiguratons the face,
use Perry eomedone and pimple remedy. Sod by
all druggists. ap Is 33mW6S
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES.
Freckles and tan from the face, use PerTy's moth
and freckle lotion. The only reliable and harmless
remedy. Prepared by DR.. B. q. Perry, 33 Beaver
and % Broad streets, N. Y. Sold by all druggists.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
Avoid the and dsIG.Ts
w A. Bate ehsiors Hair Dye Sss had iAssty s'Ia Vsa1s
Intsrnshed tSa repntation 70 Uphold its integrity
q All Druggists. Applied at 1e Bond street,
NY. festr
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For THE THREE DAYS of the Registration
the corporation employees have been massed
at the City Hall to the number OF two
or three thorssnd for the purpose of in
timidatiDg Emery voters and to manufacture
Bowen enthusiasm by hurrahing for the Great
Bogus, Their pay has been going on as usual,
though they have not been doing a stoke of
work for these three days. The corporation
will, therefore, have to pay about $50 900 for the
services Of these laborers in ''legglng" for
Bowen at the City Hall.
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The Beethoven Festival In New York.
fsiegrepAsd Eseiasively TO ne 1veninV Star.

ciety has appointed q committee to visit New
York and confer with the managers In relation
to the seciety's joining In the proposed Beetho-
ven festival in that city. Parepa Rosa has ex-
pressed her willingness to attend IL the Handel
and Haydn Society desire her to do 90. -
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

E'XCURSION To MARSHALL HALL, ON -HE
H STEAMER AREOW,
~1Stk&EESN
EAST WASHINGTON SABBATH tEe676ks
SCHOOL,
Has been postponed on account 0f welfhpr but will
leave Navy Yard Wharf at 81 clock ard 5th Al trat
VIA, AZ no @ lock, on THU RSDAI, 9th INST
1ICkETS, so Ceats round trip D; can be had AZ the
Whs-yes and from teachers scholars OF the school
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Bowen at the City Hall.
ILLNESS OF Mr.. j. ID. HoovER.-Mr. j. D.
Hoover, with his family, arrived in this city
last night, from the South, and took rooms at
the National Hotel. His health, we regret IN
say, is far from good, and last night he YVES so
Ill that his physician remained v .th him through
the night. DR.. Bliss was telegraphed to by Mr..
Hoover's family on their a-riva al at Alexandria.
and met him at the wharf. We sincerely trust
that a return ID his home and ID the att ,ntiors
Of his circle of warm personal friends will result
In the complete restoration of his health.
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE Cry
Mayor Bowen sent to-day to Senator Hamlin
reply to the commune ltlon Of that gentleman
asking for information rs to the financial con-
diton of the City of Washington, under a resolu
ton Of inquiry adopted by the Senate on the
instant. According to the Mayors statement.
the Indebtedness OF the city is as follows:
Total funded debt. eI4 41o s9t %
Floating debt estimated to May sD So, ,Soo.SO 90
The resources of the city, of all
kinds ,ascertained and estimated,
come OF which may be classed as
uoubtiul) he fixes at............ 1902 .629 10
de adcs that the latest sale of the bonds now
was at 80 cents on the dollar. He expire -ses the
opinion, also, thai tie p, ople of the city do not
desire and that the Gig councils will not con-
sent that the credit of the city should be ex-
tended TO any raiiI Vau corporation unless the
city is fully protected agair st any loss there
II0m.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENr-DEcRRAsK
OF $4,000 900 IN MAY.-The recapitulaton O,
the statement Of the Public Debt of the Uni ed
States, June 1st, $50, issued from the Treasuly
Department this afternoon, is as follows:
Debt Bsarins Interest an Com
Bonds at per cent. S22l[S9-300 90
Bonds at per cent--...i $50 1853 800 CO
---S2,lO7 9I3 2oO 90
Debt Barring Inteysst in La,eful Money.
certificates at pr cent. IS 5-5s0OD 10
Navy pension fund.- ats
per reent'...-....--........- 8Op0C 90
Debt on which interest has ceased 'O'''O '"
since 372i 3l7 IS
Dfh BsdTing no Interest.
u, ,mand and legal ten
FIsc,inns sS@ 80 ~ ~ 2Z1 ~
Certificates Of gold do
pOeiteu-''.'''.........". 20 59o.StO %
2yD2, .sq6 "a
42,9Js,675 e
Total debt, principal and interest, to
date, including interest due anu
AiIo,rnf IN The T1sasEry-
Currency ....,:......,...... lf,2I3si6 81
Sinking fund, in u 3.
coin interest bonds, --
and accrued interest
thereon .:....-.......-..... 35,463,22s 50
Other u. =. coin inter- - = -
est bonds purchased,
and accrued interest
thereon .....-............. se,06s,l22 H
--- 2sSy56l so 40
beh less amount in the Treasury. 1,ass5ss si Is
the LIST 2420 ,s3i So
Decrease Of debt during the past
month A-eOl 962 81
decrease oil debt since March l, la0. 3l766, ,i05 81
The bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad
companies, interest payable in lawful money.
foot up: Amount outstanding, s64 ,457 800. In
terest accrued and not yet paid, sI,6o4, ,i75.Is.
Interest paid by the United States s6 s7g. $40 6l
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E-NUHINATIUNs.-IHe Fresldent sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
f. Peshine Smith, Of New York, to be Ex-
aminer OF Claims, Department Of State.
wich, Mass. f'
VIM. Pollard, to be First Assistant Engineer
in the Naos. !.
Capt Philip r. FendaIl, OF the Marine Corps,
70 be Brevet Major. = ,.l.-i.fF-T- o''f~'
First Lieut.. Geo. b. Haycock, to be Captain
in the Marine Corps. ~ - -
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RarcuEIOR,s HAIR uvp.


BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best I'm the world.
aa5mless reliable instsntsneOus, does not contain
he s:4. .aG S %
hs DO bys SS, s: had
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
sy all Druggists. Applied at 1s Bond street,
OAK HALL LEADS THE FASHION IN ALL
U &. r REICHENBACH's Plano store,
T. Ne. 423 liza Street, a5Svs Penna. Apenfe,
sole agency ,or sS 81 n 20 0v.s 20 Ys2Hs
KSabs Cos '' B.tncls. ss s'.sSTssfn sna
PtsOso I2an. AI6snE .6s also, second band
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning asd Repairing. ap4ely ''
PARTIEs LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMNER
will make
SAVING OF AT LEAST a5 PER CENT.
b. buying their
TOILET ARTICLES AND NOTIONS
OF the undersigned, who has by his extensive mr.
ehaseJ, when the prices were at the loves, heure.
made him-ef able to satisfy even the most hard to
please in both assortment and prices.
To reduce this Extensive Stock he VII az
FURTHER INDICTMENT
Make deduction Of
10 PER CENT.
On all purchases, large and small.
Call and look over his STOCK by all means,
whether you wish to purchase or not
b. SILyERBERG,
s12 SEVENTH STREET,
mFsi BST' PENNSYLVANIA AvEsUz AND D STREET.
Rdn1 PREPARE FOR ELECTION .a,
WHO IS MOST ENTITLED TO YOUR VOTE
ONE WHO KNOWS WHERE THE SHOE
ONE WHO GIVES YOU GOOD SHOES FOR
MONEY,
HEILBRUN d BROS,
41e SEVENTH STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Have now a complete stock of Ladies French Kfa
Butto1, q beauty, 81.
Ladies CATERS. heeIed and not hee,ed, Sl3
SLIPPERS and BUsKINs for 20 cents to $40.
Children's SHOES, all colOrs, Is cents and up.
Gents, Boys, and Youths PUMPS.
Gents fine STITCHED BOOTS, ss.
Gents TIES and PRINCE ALBERTs, sI5cup.
BRONZE and GLOSS. Is cents per bottle.
FINE BOOTS made to order, SO myse3t.
nj LII NER
$50 !EssssssxsEfss EHssi !! 7, ssEEfs9sH. 9asvHH.su..1
hIysts ally tsps hsSinS made
tkR faSSx a. &. S.s SSSP
stock eSmprises an the newest and most superb "a e
n, B.ihe HAIR DRESSING DEPARTMENT
sxsnSs springs 10 let. Apply at $50 Pennsylvania
tfoR FIRST CLASS CLOTHING AT Low
n -Hs LADIES, ~ "A
: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That the largest assortment Of
STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACE
sHAwLS AND PARASOLs
Are selling at reduced prices at s. HELLERs.
, Ladies and Childrens WALKING SUITS and
UNDER GARMhNTs at prices TO suit all - --'
yust received very handsome assortment Of KID
GLOVES at 81. =. =,
sS; rsd,esd % g $3.50, aad other styles from Is
= And q y.ry y sslect stock Of HUMAN and IMITA.
o. HELLkR,s,
7ls MARKET SPACE, ,1s
myle-lm Between TN and sth streets.
STRAwBIRRIEs.-Fine fresh sTRAWBER-
- kiES, direct from my nursery, can be had daily
At my store, commencing Saturday May D.
.- ..-- - srs-- JOHN SAUL.
my2sit- 7thst.. opposite Patent once.
CsooUKTsi OE09gEIsn - -.
inii a.sortment from Bradley, and IRON the
H9se SSso9uet Mnnufaetqry, e prices - fol-
DSE-ss' -, %, e1d Sf1 per st. At
a,l+m No. eos tnev nanhsr ) "a q. Ma. ID
a AoCHs REsTAURA M, = - ------
a. No; 9lS d bfRRET, ID
petween Ninth and Teufh ssreAt. -
yme mlNss, LiQuOR3 AID CIGARS Berr.
ner eeteorated thlladelphfa --.S' SS,s-
n@u hAGER 18lS &
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A wAsHrxerosIAS RoBBkp NEAR NEW
YoRK.-Chapmsn Lee, Of this city, was robbed
day pieht, Of gold watch valued - e15s. me
watch was recovered by the police, whcreupon
the victim declined 70 prosecute the thieves.
the watch b him, and sent Il 30 the n. r. po-
lice department, where it va held &C last ac-
counts. Chapman was carrying too mach beers
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Decrease of debt since March /, $50. : :

The bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad
companies, interest payable i'm lawful money
foot up: Amount outstanding, s64, ,457 $40. In
terest accrued and not yet paid, sI,6o4 i75.1s
Interest paid by the United States, s6,s79, ,s325l
Interest repaid by transportation of mails, &c.
s2,O9i, ,733.e4 Balance of interest paid by United
States, S4,7S5,09947.
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The PARKING or sTRKEr.-A few a.vs
the Mayor and superintendent BRss epensd
bids for parking X street, betwsen 1afi snS
each side Of the street, leaving sroadwsy IN fao
center Of forty feet in width, and I'm the park
trees and shrsboesy VII be set out According
% the plan there will be cross-vaiks from eacn
bidders were Albert Gleason, Thomas Lucas y
20, and Paul Murphy q Co, and portion OF
The work has been awarded 60 the nrst-named.
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roToMAc FRUIT GRowKRs' ASSOCIATION
"a meeung OF this ASSOCIATION was held at the
eosrd on Trade rooms st ii q. m. to-day, DIR. u.
=. snodgrsfe (president) In the chair, Mr.. p. H
roison secretary. The following were elected
70 membership John Saul, George Glorius,
son, Major Devere Burr, j. c. Plant, John Sxr-
gent, and Bsxnsbss Bryan. Major King said
the entertainment % be given by the associafion
plant exhibition and social gathering combined
Adjourned 10 Sk p. m.
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,ooss Soyes1%s:t g. ,1qs;:S e. sse;s%n.tas:
ESCAPE OF p

American Goid--.............................-..N IA
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A NALOSTAN IsLANDl
xA The undersigned, hayin rsftted and .
prepared this lovely and beautiful Island VEsAV
Tor the reception Of Pic Mics and Pleasure lk. Ez
Parties, respectfully call the attention Of public
70 the same Applications for pic nics, ETC. may be
made At HENRf A. KAIsER,S, ~ Green street,
RICHTER nav n IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01

ERRLIN, june 1-Count Won Bismarck is a
EMS, in Nassau, in company with King William
Elections for deputies in the North Germal
Parliament will be held about the middle O
September. and those for members of the Prus
sian Diet as soon afterwards as may be.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
OH Bull&tin.
IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE CApITuLATIOy OF METZ.
The Prince Imperial 10 Ascend the
Throne,


NEW YORK, Oct. 20. "A dispatch from
Berlin, dated ut nine % clock last evening
says the terms of capitulation Of the for
tress and garrison Of Metz have been
agreed TO at the Prussian headquarters AT
versaillesl between the French General
Boyer and King William.
The following are the conditions under
which the capitulation is made:
Marshal Bnzaine will sign n treaty OF
peace between France and Prussia, as the
plenipotentiary of the Emperor Napoleon.
Marshal Bszaine's army il To be disarmed
but 20 remain At Metz.
Napolcons son, the prince Imperial, i. to
ascend the throne of France and Marshal
Bazainc 20 be nominated n regent.
Fhe receipt of this term OF the capitula.
ton Of Metz and the prospective return of
peace has produced n tremendous excite
ment in this city. Great intensity Of feel.
in. was felt Throughout al. circles. PAT tic
ul,rly upon the stock exchange, where an
unusually great bd,incs, was transacted
The cap.lauii0h doubtlcs. include. lhc
garrison Of Thionyillc and all that re-.
main. Of the original army of the Mosclle.
THIS was composed chiefly Of Bnz,ine.
owp rocp'snpw under Gen. Dclaen, Fros.
So dsc.ri-, hAdmirault corp. and The
Imperial yuarl, lately commanded Ly
''o'rbaki ~ ofybichncw u"rDun,t to about
- Ouu men ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
"SPALDISG's PKEPARED GLUE"
Oct II cod ! v
WHYy WHY, WHy'??-It 10 almo.

WHrY WHY'' WHY? '-It 10 almost
an enigma why people will consent to suf-
fer on account of Indigestion, General
Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Kidney affections, etc, when by merely
availing themselves Of MlSHLERS
HERB BITTERs they may be speedily
cured OF their complaint why they will
allow themselves to suffer ncedlessly.
MISHLERS. HERB BITTERS isa SOW.
ereign remedy, and will effect positive
cure in these cases. The public Is made
fully acquainted with all the ingredients
used in the preparation Of the Bitters, and
eminent chemists pronounce it, pure and
wholesome article, while everywhere phys
ician recomend it to their patients as the
only remedy that can be depended apon'
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Sold only By respectable druggists and
stoFe keepers, Price VI per hottie.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

Local BElyITirs. The rattle for the ne
gold wsteh and chain will take place a,
Louis Heth-r,s nj 9 o'clock tbi. evening.
Tho boards ~ registry will meet on
Thursday mex. to catrect AMI rcvise the
register Of v0,ers tasdc lust Thursday.
Col. Creb' will speak in Mound City
ihi' evening. Citizens Of Cairo who may
desire to hear him can take the. evening
boat and return by the morning train,
Katie Pu,nam's Metropolitan Star
Company will playa short engagement in
New Albany, next week. The company
will scarcely visit Cairo sgain,
Joel q, Morgan, Esq, will commence
u canvass Of Union county on Monday,
November lat, and continue II until the
Monday following.
Mr.. Kline, of this city, is furnishing
brick for Mr., Lamars fine building in
Golden. Mr. X, is one Of tie most sue
cessful brickmakers in tho State.
"' '""'' i'"'ic housc, thht u moving
Mt a snaifs pace along Washington avenue,
has long trip ahead Of il. Its destina-
ton is lot in the vinci,y of Flora Cur
den.
"A new transit steamer will be com.
pleted and put in the Cairo and Columbus
trade, now 50 accePtsbly served by the
Arlington, some sime::inring the ensuing
month.
Col. Thomas Allen, president Of the
Iron Mountain railroad, passed Columbus
for Mobile yesterday, in n through train.
The working of the inclined planes must
have improved lately, else the Colonel
would save time by making the trip on
foot.
-ohe Mr. Rogers WAS brought before
squire Bross this morning, on charge Of
ass"ult..and battery but the trial was put
ofuntil Monday.
"A fne velvet-lined clouk va,ued nj,
$lo0, was stolen from the residence of ana
Of our citizens about month ago, but the
thief finding the garment "an elephant ON
her hands, returned it a few DAVIS AGO
leaving it Oh the front porch, IN broad dsy.
light and escaping unnoticsd.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

The CENTRAL MEAT MARKEr--
Messrs. Fred Kochler 4 Co., of the Cen
trail Meat Market, desire it understood that
they Keep all kinds OF meats, beef, pork,
mutton, lamb and veal; that they bny and
slaughter the best and latest animals
brought to this market dress and serve
on, the meats in neat and clearly man
nsr, and deal With everybody fairly and
squarely.
Market baskets Of customers delivered
free of charge to any part of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale avery morning.
Buy your meats, then, at the Contra
Meat Market, near the corner of Tenth
street, on Washington avenue.
sep % dam.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
TIfE " EEkLI BCLLETIN.

TIiE WEEkLI BCLLETIN.
The WEEKLY BULLETIN. now one al
the largest weeklies in the State. i. pub,
lished every Thursday aud is placed
in the hands Of all is reader. living
within hundred miles Of Cairo ON the
day Of its publication. Besides edito
rails on all live subjects. II candid advo-
cacy Of Democratic principle, aud sew
eral columns of local aud neighbour
hood news. il contain, full aud care
fully prepared report of the Cairo mar
ket, To the farmers Of the surround.
ing country these market reports are
invaluable, They note actual transac.
tions, and furnish figures that may be
implicitly relied upon as correct.
The WEEKLY BULLETIN for October
9th will contain proof of the Hon. d.
W, NUNS treachery to the Hon. Il, B.
Raum, when that gentleman was running
for Congress, that no man eau question.
1t will also contain articles exposing his
military and Senatorial career, that
should be read by every voter in the
Thirteenth Congressional district. Per
sons or Democratic committees wishing
extra copies will please SEND in their
orders by Saturday evening. ,ra .oL
The subscription price of the WEEK
Nv BULLETIN is two dollars year. or
ten copies for sl7 30. '"'7l no 800
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

FROM Alex. y. Doughsrty, N, u. late one
Medical Directors U, y. A., n ewsrE, y, J. lof the
Having been made acquainted with
the composition OF the preparation known
us SozoDoST, have for some time past
permitted its use in my family, where II
has given entire satisfaction. II is an ele-
CANT toilet article well worthy Of the
encomiums il has received"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

PHALoS's VIrALIA for the hair can be
found everywhere. 1t is clear and has no
sediment, This wonderful preparation is
Phslons Vitalia or Salvation for the Hair
Poured on the hands it leaves nostain. 1t
Is, nevertheless, the most effective article
of its class ever advertised.
Sold by all druggists and fancy good
dealers. oct io-d&w'w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

+. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
EENoVAL.-Phil. liowards s,camboa,
mea, shop has been removed to the base
Wen Of the t.yprr" office ia Ia ,hs City
National Baak building, directly opposite
the main steamboat landing, where be will
r. usual, kcop an abundant supply Of fresh
meats for the s,eamboa, trade, and where
he win be plcased To nee, customers night
or lay. oct l3-2w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

In ls52.-lialf n generation ago the
Charter Oak Was patented, and it has been
improved several times since, Instead of
having been played out, and been con-
signed to the lumber-room Of worthless
humbugs, it has gained such a popularity
that the demand can hardly be supplied by
hesEycelsior Manufacturing Company,
by whioht they are made
Wbct ~ ANGlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

THE steamer Indiana, that arrived here
yesterday, had on board las deck passen-
gers, of cour.el several John Cinnamon
member. of the ra,-esting population thu,
i'to bring di'trc'. and poverty to the doors
Of hundred. and thousand. of white Amer
lean mechanics and luboror.. They were
ioathsoma looking sc,--bea,tly IN their
habits aud filthy in person.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

GRAND FgEE LuScn ~ grand free
Lunch will be 'prend in Washington hall
nj o'clock tomorrow afternoon by the
clever and hospitabl- John Scheel pro-
pfi"t"r. or course. everybody IL invited
to come and par,ake wthou, money and
without price Of the Magdenburger saar
sraut, pig : feet, etc. that will be provided
in ample abundance. The occa.,un viii De-
ehiivsned by fret elias music aud viii b. n
Reunion tina, anybody Will enjoy. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
An tJ.a,ien,.r,nx Dea..

D. WAsnIsaroS,. October 2l.-A lilly re-
port, designed = affect the coming .ec.
'iog-, b- been iSiec-gphud ison this city
'Nsns that thr ss1u, Carolina retels, exas,
pesA,ed oysr the r0s uli of,he recen, election
10 that State, are marching Oh Lawrence
sI,o, destroying ballot h"Ncs ~ they g.,
10 prevent complete returns % the election.
While Il !. ,fu' that Rpd.cnl carpo,.bag-
rrrs mud scailawus, are guilty Of the most
stupenious Frauds, the report referred b.
!, wholly ft,r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
NEWS .! THE CITY,
Announcements.
Fnr Aoneeln

We are authorized to Announce that Mr. A. ".
IRWIN lisa candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of
Alexander county, 1.-THE ensuing November elec
ton, subject TO the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention. augaOtd
Atthe solicitation Of many rtizcrs Of both poll.
teal parties. hereby announr" myself IS the
PEOPLES CANDIDATE for Sheriff Of Alexander
county, ~ The ensuing November election.
FRED. KOEHLER
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

FRED BLANKEHBURG, Of the Washing
ton saloon, is judge of good beer. and
keeps no other kind. His 81. Louis lager
is, confssscdly, tho best kept in Cairo Call
on him and try IL. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

For glass of splendid st. Louis lager
beer--the best in the city-go to the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fourteenth street. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

FLOUR Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls. sacks, &c, for sale at the Egyp-
tian Mills. au