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Coffee.

100 BAGS PRIME GREEN RIO,
lUU Just received and for sale by
SepA VI. REILLY.
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Trustees Sale.

1O0 BARRELS "GEM OF THE WEST. -
lUU Just received and for sale by
sen2q NJ REILLY.
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For. Sale.

4 LARGE COUNTING ROOM DESK
~ for sale, very cheap; In good condition.
For particulars call at
g. w. FRASZHElM & CO.'S,
Sar2H Market street
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Wanted.

QOYS-AT THE SOUTH WHEELING
ID Glass Works, where steady employ
lnent and good wages can be obtained. APP
ply n the Works.
J.H HOBBS, BRoCKUNIER & co.
Scp2r
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Hon. Horace Greeley.

HORACE GREELEY lectures tonight al
Washington Hall under the aus
pices Of the Library Association. We
hope for the cake of the Association
and for the qualification which all who
attend will enjoy, that he may be greet
ed BY such a full and appreciative audi
ence as Wheeling can produce when it
tries. Mr.. GREELEY is a polished and
forcible writer and we doubt not that his
views on "the Woman Question will
furnish to the audience much food for
reflection, and prove peculiarly appro-
pirate TO these times when the suffrage
is being extended and Except in West
Virginia) everybody is to be permitted
TO vote
As sample of Mr.. GREELEYs style
as letter writer we publish the follow
ing, which was addressed to the editor
OF the Wheeling htsNigsncsr nearly
two years ago:
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Notice.

TIME MEMBERS OF COURT NO. 1, X.
l. U. r. are hereby notified to be presen.
at the regular meeting this evening, as bust
ness of Importance affecting each member
sired, By order Of the Court.
sep0 DUKE.
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Democratic and CONSERVATIVE
State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
III. JACOB, of Hampshire County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
opt. MOORE, of Mason County.
FOR AUDITOR,
E.A. BENNETT, Of Marion County.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOSEPH SPRIGG, of Hardy County.
FOR TREASURER,
JNO. s. BURDETT, Of Kanawha Co.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, of Mason County
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$1,000 reward.

DEBIEGB VIA RUGA CURES ALI
Liver, Kidney and Bladder Diseases. OR
Eanic " eakness, Female Affections General
DLeoiIlty, and all complaints % the Urinary
UTganA, IN male and female.
SlOC0 wiz also be paid for any case Of Blind.
Meeding or Itching PILES that DEBrSGs
FIX kEMEDY fails 70 cure. i-,
DKBiSGS MAGIC EMINENT cures
Rheamatic Palma SpfaiIe, Bruises and
$500 sssis solai1 - man a9d beast.
LABoRATuRY--IH Frankfort street.
hpfh Baltimore Nd.
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New YORK TRIBUNE,
New YORK, Nov. Is, 1865.

Ny DEAR SIR-I have yours of the
10th. Its leading positions have long
since been understood and appreht nded
in this quarter. Now hear me.
Every year one thousand Of your
rebels die, and one thousand (or more
of their sons become Of age. You
can't disfranchise THEN You have
now FIVE thousand majority. Six years
at farthest will convert this into rebel
majority of one thousand. Then the
rebels will be enfranchised in spite Of
you, and the blacks will be left under
foot-and you underestimate these at
TWO thousand.
Go your own way, and see if the reb-
els don't have you under foot in less
than six years.
| speak from wide experience when
tell you that your house is built on
the sand. ltcannot stand. Every year
will see the passions of the war cool,
and the demand for amnesty strength
ened No,0 you can amnesty the rebels
Soon the question will be. shall they
amnesty you? Look at Kentucky and
Maryland and read your certain fate
in theirs. Yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
In supposing that the sons of rebels
who have attained their majority since
the war could not be disfranchised, Mr..
GREELEY underestimated the ability
and knavery of West Virginia regis
trars. There are numerous cases of
such Acknowledgement this year
Young men who were mere children
when the war began and lads of sixteen
when it closed are denied registration in
many Of the counties in this State.
That famous McELwEE for whom Judge
BOND awarded habeas corpus when he
was not in custody, and discharged
when he had been already acquitted by
another Court, had been arrested for re-
fusing to register young man who
merely sap q rebel when he was thir-
teen years old and did not tell. SINH
lar cases have occurred in Braxton
county and in Greenbrier. Mr. GREE
LEY is doubtless tolcrably familiar with
Radical tactics in New York, but it
never entered into his heart to conceive
the monstrous abuses of power which
Radical necessity has developed here.
The sale Of tickets for Mr.. GREELEY S
lecture will be continued to-day at
HAMILTON & Hardness music store.
A large number were disposed of yes
terday but some choice seats may be
secured to-day We hope the hall may
be crowded -...r y
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FOR CONGRESS-.

FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN ]. DAVIS, of Harrison County.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Cd. DOwNEY, of Mineral County.
THIRD DISTRICT, t.r &.
FRANK HEREFORD, OF Monroe County
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Cord Wood.

FIFTY 10 SIXTY CORDS OF DRY
hickory, sugar and beach wood for sale.
Apply al the REGrsTER Counting Room.
Pprls LEWIS RAKER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

considerable assorted freight for reshipmcnt
South.
The Lumsdcn brought out so hhds to-
bacco and a lot Of sundrcs for New Or
leans, which she reshipped on the Wicks,
and 30 pkgs cedar ware, l2I bars and
bundles iron for st. Louis, which wa, re-
shipped on the Belle st. Louis
The Cornclia rcshipped here 20 hhds
sugar, 13j bundles steel, 50 pkgs hides and
sundrics for Chicago.
The Baltic and Greyhound brought IONS
of coal for Cairo, II portion Of which will
be towcj to st. Louis by other boats.
The fine low pressure City of Evansville
is the regular packet for Evansville this
evening.
The Milbrcy is the daily Paducah
packet.
The Belle Memphi. i-thc regular packet
for Memphis to-day.
Capt, Chas. r. Hinde is agent for the
above boats
The Richmond has been relieved from
her peril by the Thompson Dean, Bis
marck and Salvor No. ., and gone back TO
st. Louis for repairs. 1t is probable the
Bismarck will carry her freight to New
Orleans.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Called Meeting of the Board OF Aldermcn.l
Cairo Ill.,, April 9th ls70.
Prcscnt-Aldermcn Fitzgerald, Klcb,
Lohr Loncrgan, Mckee, Mcndcl and
Winter.
The chair stated that the object of the
meeting was to adopt ar reject an ordn.
ancc, upon lie second reading in this
Board, in regard to wharf-boat license,
which was presented and read. Where
upon, Alderman Mckee moved to amend
the ordinance by striking out the word.
"Onc Thousand and inserting the words
Five Hundred, which motion was lost
4 motion was then made to adopt the
ordinance n read. Carried by the follow
ing vote, viz.
Aycs-fitzgerald Kl"b, Lohr, Loner-
gon, Mcnd"l Wintrr-6.
Keel.
The Board then adjourned.
JOHN BROWN,
City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
THE wHARrBOAT QUESTION.

The refusal of the Board Of Aldermen Ia
amend the bill for nm ordinance, so u to
strike out $1,000 and insert $500 ~ the
license Of wharf-boat seems To have
determined the proprietors to give the city
IA contest at law. Mr.. IIinde took out II
merchants license yesterday for $40. and
is in for the fight. We do not think the
Board Of Alderman acted wisely in this
matter. Five hundred dollars without u
law suit, is better than one thousand dol
lars with u law suit; but His Honor the
Mayor, has, possibly, some lawyer friend
who is in need of business, and law suit
will not, therefore, be the cause of great
deal Of grief on his part.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
TAKEN IN.
Professor Gives His Trunk Checks TO the
Wrong Men.

Wrong Men.
Professor Burgess. and wife, of Knox
College, Galesburg arrived in the city, by
yesterday afternoons train, with the in
tcntion of Immediately taking the steamer
for Nashville, Tennessee At the depot,
he handed his trunk checks TO two siran-
gers who were standing on the platform.
They did not make their appearance on
the boat with the trunks, and Mr.. Burgess
became alarmed, and applied for the ,ervi-
ces of the police I" help him recover his
lost property. lls application was sue
ccssful Officer Arnold who has his
eye about him, had seen two rough
looking men take large, heavy trunk
to Aunt Rachel after dark. and thought
that men of their appearance had no bust
ness with trunk of the dimensions of the
one in question; and, after interrog0ting
them and satisfying himself that they were
Thieves, put them under arrest and placed
them IN Jail and, in answer to Mr.. Burgcs
request for aid returned to him his trunk.
The trunk and contents were valued mt
5000. Squire Bross held them to bail in
the sum of $500.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
THE CEIEBR ALTON.

The colorcd people have been holding
meetings every night for II week past
making preparations for the celebration Of
the ratification Of the XVIII Amendment.
1t i, going Ia DO an affair gotten up re-
gardlcss of expense or trouble. Linegar
writes at his speech every evening three
hours, and turns of five pages of legal cap
every hour. He will commence speaking
early in the morning next Tuesday, and
thinks he may be able to get through by
midnight, if he speaks very rapidly and is
not interrupted.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT,

Hos. u. !. BAKER, presiding;
Mn. JonN q. HARNAs, Clerk;
j. 7. McCARrNEy, Prosecuting Attorney.
Friday. =. NJ.
Louis Sheridan, who plead "not guilty
to the charge of larceny, was brought up
for. trial. After hearing the evidence the
jury rendered their verdict rs follows:
1--WE, the jury, find tn" defendant, Loui.
Sheridan. not guilty"
saturday, A. NJ.
James Egan, plead guilty to charge of
larceny, and was sentenced to 2years hard
labor. the first week to be in solitary con-
fncment.
The remainder OF the fornoon was taken
up with The trial of Dunlap, colorcd, ndict-
ed for assault to murder, in attempting to
break in the door of Corcorans grocery,
and striking at him with mn iron poker,
The trial will probably be- finished thi.
evening
a new Grand Jur, was called and will
be enpannelcd at the opening of court
after dinner.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
A WORD IN TIME.
A FACT CALLED TO THE ATTEN.
TON OF THE COUNCIL.

The Mayor is the executive officer of the
city, and Is sworn to execute is ordinan-
ccs. He has no right, of his own voiton,
to put the city TO any expense, and he has
no right to confer authority of any kind
upon any man, unless he is authorized BY
the Council to do 40. During the last ifs
cal year, the Council repealed the ordin-
ance authorizing the Mayor to appoint
special policemen; aud when Mayor
Oberly was asked TO appoint u policeman
for the Illinois Central railroad warehouse
without salary. before he could comply
with the request he was compelled to have
an ordinance passed authorizing the ap-
pointment. But how is it to-day?
Mayor Wilson, who entered office with the
declaration that change in municipal
Affairs wu- necessary, has deliberately nul-
lifted an ordinance Of the city, not in the
interest of economy but for the purpose
of rcwarding his claquers at the expense of
the city. The police ordinance now in
force provides.
SECTION. /. That the police force of the
city, from and after the passage of this or
dinance, shall be constituted as follows
viz: A chief Of police who shall perform
such duties as may now or may hereafter
be prescribed by ordinance, and NOT
MORE THAN FOUR POLICE CON-
STABLES, THREE Of phom shall do duty
ia tie night-time, and ONE during the day.
What was Mr.. Wilson's action in regard
to the police? As soon as he took posses
sion Of his ofiice--immediatcly after he had
taken the oath to execute the above ordi-
nance, he appointed TWO day policemeni
and the council, apparently anxious to show
how accommodating they could be, con-
Armed the appointments. But what more
did he do? He appointed rorR night
policemen, three Of whom are acting with
out confirmation by the council. Now,
this may be all right, but We fail to see
that II is. The ordinance
says there shall DO not more
than four police constabes, and the
Mayor says there shall be SIR. The ordin-
ance says one police constable shall do
duty in the day time, and the Mayor says
t,oo shall do duty in the day time. If His
Honor aydo this act--if he is justified in
disregarding the police ordinance, by what
ordinance can his will be CONTROLLED Is
he not absolute? Under the ordinance.
the four policemen cost the city 5000 per
month bat ,odar Mao. Nl;ts,o's ..,,..,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
OUR MANUFACTURING PROJECT.

The Committee on Manufacturing Is
adjustments met yesterday afternoon to
hear u report from Councilman Barclay,
who has been in conference with Mr.. Gam
Bile, who, 1t was reported, had abandoned
his intention Of establishing wagon and
agricultural implement mandatory in
this city. Mr.. Barclay reports that the
rumor L. not true; that Mr.. Gamble in
tends to locate in Cairo; and that he in
tends to put into operation u much larger
establishment than he nj first intended.
Certain men who care nothing for the in
terests Of the city endeavored to discourage
him, and dissuade him from accepting the
offers which have been made to him; but
their dolcful outgivings had no effect on
his mind. Ii Is n lamcntablc fact, that Ia
Cairo Is An element which looks with zeal.
ousy upon every attempt that is made to
bring prosperity to the city. They croak
from the beginning Of the year to the end,
and yet refuse to cooperate with any per-
son who attempts to induce TO locate in our
midst any enterprise that promises TO bring
money and prosperity to the city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
An INCIDENT,

The XVIII Amendment is working Won
derful changes, and our colorcd friends
are every where asserting their equality
with the white man. An incident which
occurred in an uptown barber shop day
or two ago will illustrate thi, fact. The
barbcr-a colorcd man--was shaving a
white man, when n colored gentleman en-
tered the door and took u seat. Soon after
an Irish fcllow-ctizcn of ours came in
and when the barber was through
walked toward the chair. The cJlored
gentlemen got up, tapped the lri,h gentle
man on the shoulder, and said: II, /. my
turn next; Tn id II | havn't stood
this thing long enough. The Amendment
changed the business, and n colorcd mans
Just II. good n white man lie took
the chair, and Pat began to retreat out Of
the door non-plu,,cd, hut in good order,
when the barber coolly remarked; Don't
90 sir; I'd ~ soon havca white man :
fifteen cents, ~ colorcd gentleman. %
So We 20.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
MEETING WITH SUCCESS.

The Rev. Mr.. Strother is circulating a
petition to obtain money for the purpose
Of educating the colored children of the
city whose parents cannot afford to pay for
their schooling, and We are glad to say is
meeting with encouragement from all our
citizens. Mr.. Strother is one of our best
colored citizens, intelligent and gentle
manly, and the movement could not have
been started by any person more capable
Of making ii successful.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
POLICE COURT.

lRtbOIlNt hhhss, w. W., fRtsibINu.
George Williams and William johnson,
for larceny of trunk, were bound over to
court in the sum of 5000 Sent to Jail.
Patrick McAndrcw, arrected by Cain
and Powers charged with being drunk and
disorderly, was fined 81 and costs, which
he paid.
Kate Bryan and Nancy Allen, inmates
of house of i'll fame, took change of venue
to Shannessy's. ShcehNn and Stout made
the arrest
Ann Rose, arrested by Shcehan, and
charged with keeping house Of ill-fame
was fined S25 and costs, and sent TO the
county Jail twenty days.
Frank Miller and Herman Willie
charged with passing n s. 90 counterfeit
BILL nj the store of Golds,ein Il Rosonwa-
ter, were discharged. The arrest wa.
made by Marshal Bambric. .
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
THE STREET TAN.

Street Supervisor Ryan is collecting the
three dollars street-tax in money whenever
he finds citizen green enough to be taken
in; and gives rs his excuse for the proceed
ing that all the money he makes for his
labor is the small per ccntuge Of twenty
cents and the margin between city scrip
and greenbacks. That is to say, citizens
pay to the city, by giving it to Ryan the
citys agent three dollars cash, and he
hands over to the city three dollars scrip,
in this way taking from each citizen 81 20
cash, or the value Of 81 scrip, more than
the citizen need pay, thus making him pay
five dollars scrip street tax instead ofthrcc
dollars, two dollars and sixty cents of which
Ryan gets as his percentage and the mar
gin on the grecnbacks. Then he works
certain men on the street, and Is paid for
his labor out Of the remaining 50 AZ.
Looking Mt the matter in this way, the
tax Is misnamcd. 1t should not be called
the street tax, but tax levied for the
especial benefit of an officer called the
street supervisor. II may be said, that
any person who is foolish enough 90 pay
money ought to lose it. Thi. may be true
but the question il, ought not un officer
who receive, cash for the city pay ca'h TO
the city If the blank receipts, and the
stubs, contained the word scrip or the
word cash, the supervisor could not
impose upon citizens and the tax would
be made uniform. But then il is the dlty
of the council to see that the Mayor
friends get paid for their services, and
when the amount can be- obtained from
the dear people Of course il is all right.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
CAIRO ORPHAN ASNllN,

Donation, for March, 1870; From Mrs.
Metrlf one basket of.applcs; from Mrs.
W. B. Gilbert, calico drcs. from Keoler
and Kcnnes,on, fresh meat once every
week from Mr.. Blum, yards Of new
calico; from Master Willie Halliday, II
secondhand overcoat for boy; from Mr.,
\. b. Stafford, good secondhand cooking
stove with furniture and tiNturics and new
fire-plate; from Mr.. c. w. Henderson,
the drayage for the same, and arranging
the stove ut the Asylum; from Mr.. Cam
dee, package of 3 dol, cd newspapers,
MRS. ii. II. CANDEE, Scc'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
MOTEL. ARRIVALS.

~. Nicholas Hotel, April !, $50.
=. VI. Strickland, st. Louis; James
rye, do; VIM. Michal, Cincinnati, o.;
-. =. Greger, do; NJ. Il. ID. Taylor,
;golia; Ja.. Wilson, Cllin; Prank
:, do; John Ewes. Capt, Girareou
T.. Ashley, and lady, do; W. 4. Ford,
nile Rock; ". Brown, do; q. A. D.
jim, and Lady, III; &c. Willis, Me-
polis +. A. Foster III Chns. Crofiord,
Louis; X. y. N. Eord, do; A. T..
lizard, City, 7. A. Gnicr, Cadiz Ky;
- A. Gnier, do; +. :. Klent City; 7.
/, Moh,agan, III; s. W. Ewing Nation
;. n J. Montagan, Miss; j. G..
owens, Indianapolis Ind John ii.
pders and son, Ark; John II. hurry,
Gile Rock Ark; j. ). Stewart, Chicago
! James Robertson, KY; l.. Is. Barkast,
John Wallace, Lincoln Mich; James
'cke, Ballard Co. Ky; A. j. Anderson,
Sund City III Is. f. Beasly, st. Louis
~ John Legge,, New Orleans La; A.
: Webb, Columbus Ky; J.. ii. Harris,
derville o; W. b. Cole, Columbus q;
. T. Maur, II. Louis Mo- J. y, Young,
tncinnati q Il. Roch, III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
Urn ROvNpAsOur POCKET.

,I,,nd ci,izon. vote on Mon.
&. 49,,
arr 'nr'e P'"P''> III ''e '"" nun!
= VI ''' P"' '''"
Ne Fanny r'o"T.vV ''''' '-''"' '''N
CAT the he!P'"" ""S
.arr now in attendance at our pub
ais. Ave hundred and eighty pupils.
"a Comings says he IL deter
% be principal Of the public schools
y? Will he ?
gArah. are going to have their usual
h,.,ailn,in crcnonies at the Athe-
..... ....
l. ,,,o,,i h,.s;,o ,ho ,.,or.rs ON
Cv.lL. and M-Hrl, /. bossiny the
rang an the streets.
',,,. s,..o, s,,,o,
.'' Nv ' ~. S., T. m, /,
w ."" -" Iii ~. ,.,a
Hon. - r,s"eri p'es'ue"' Vi ."e
=, ,ro hnna.oa 49,. :, ,ho
- 49,, N 60, ~,
steamer Juno, u now ""o"oreo Up.
caro- III 'he mississippi r'er' ""u
roPr'e,U, "u.of''.e' az, e"n.o"n p''
h'e' ~. o""o ''''' '''' ''"" ="
~ muse VI ~ '"'"e'
'a'ro oii'er Uorhe' pano VIII give
ME, on Monday, May "a. "A steam
Sill be chartered FOR the purpose OF
tying citizens to the grounds The
sol all 'he sehoois OF the CITY Will oe
ed ohi! ten GEMS eaeh.
esrs. Powers and Miller have manu-
Ned one-horse spring wagon for
sc Lainer, which he says is splen-
ID. lie was advised TO go away from
'ity anu nave MS Work uohe, Out
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
CHEAPER AND CHEAPER STILL.

Aurora Oil can be had ut forty cents a
gallon, and suitable burners given free of
charge, to those who will patronizc Ewell
l. Jacob, ut No. 92, Ohio Levce.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

There is trouble in the cabinet Of Mayor
Wilson. We understand that hi' Sccrc-
,ary Of State i. displca.cd with his admin
istration, and proposes To withdraw. lie
want. law suits, and the Mayor has been
in office u month without having one COM
,n.p..I
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

W. call the attention of those models Of
economy, Councilman After and Alder
man Winter 10 the fact tina, the Mayor In.
appointed two policemen more than the
ordinance allows, thus increasing, without
the monthly expense of the
city. SlJO
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
NEVER SAY DYE OR mot 4 DYE; "
But ask for PHALON'S NlTALIA or
FORTHEHAIR. Exam

inc il, you will find it clear shake it, you
will see that it has no sediment, apply il to
your head, beard, whiskers or mustachc, if
grey or grizzlcd, and the color they wore
before they faded will return To them
uIlumlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
CONFERENCE,

The quarterly conference of Methodist
Episcopal church, will meet ut the Meth
odist parsonage, on Monday, April nth,
vt o'clock, p. NJ.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
II.,It a..

One hundred half-harrcl. of Choic" Fam.
lily Flour suitable for the trade, for sale At
the Egyptian Mlll..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09
rLli>ONAl.

The Reverend MIR. Coan Rector of the
Church Of the Rcdcsmer, has arrived in
the city, and will enter upon his minis,ra-
ton. Tomorrow morning
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

PThe 81. Nicholas Billiard Hall is one of
'e largest and best furnished in the coun-
~. Iii, the resort of both citizens and
fangcr. who indulge in billiard play
IL ian6tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

Mouth, boys and Children clothes, ut
than New York prices, will be- sold
~ week, At J.. Neff,, regardles. III cost,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-09

1.-THE st. Nicholas Billiard Hall is one
the largest and best furnished in the
|untry. II is the resort of both citizens
hd strangers who indulge in billiard
laying. jan6tf