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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

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Gebruar in 3raft setreten. Das er;bi<
l@5fi1e GapiteIs<Yieariat bat cine
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IS lest ben &atbplifen ans ,0erS naB
iie ii@ eff mad 9eldebener fir6lider
Grauun9 al6 Gbesatten balten fSnnen.
Die Spenbun9 Der Gaframente, bic
Nusle9nun9 als @6dnerinnet, ter
@enub rer tir9li9en &e9te, bic 3ulaiz
flung ale patben, eYent,eu bas8e9rdbz
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baci19en 8ammer eie Bcratbune peS
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Stiftunsen> wpbur6 nieielbe sdnslid
cen pplitil9en 0emeinpen iibertragen
,perben loQ.s Die Nbeeprbneten8 8aMnlz
fart Billins, 2enoer, Sinpen uno 4pbz
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WelebeS unp nerIteecn Die &ammer.
Nls @e9enitld fihren mir @abie,t
Gil. Der 9anptaa pes liberalenzprptez
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nfiibrun9 ber obli9atprilden Gioilebe
uno auf unbepinste Trtibeit cer Bil<
puna Son &eli9tcns9enpNenl lGaften ;uz
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Stiirmen uno Sri len, wie ite ancere
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nod lebr siel INN uniere 3uftdnre ra6
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nen su lalien; renn im Snnern tauz
den ntht alein bic @lcmente t,nner
mehr an Die SterFdde> melde> mie al
lerrdrts, rem ppiltipen Gbrifentbum
ZEN &rics erfldrt baben> iunpern es bat
ltd aud cine lln;ufrieesnbeit nit Zen
priidsncen 2aiten, Gin 0ssenlas smiz
lden Nrbeiteebetn unt 9lrbeitnetmern
fancseseben, Der nur nit ernitem Blide
lit Die 3ufuntt ldauen ldbt, Sir bic
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suns in ben 6er;en Der annectirten @6l<
fer bepirtt ,pprpen, ciirfte mebr ais
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3>par; ,per inoeb mebr ais bic Oterz
adde ttadtet, ,per Die &lasen unS Be>
idmerpen Der Nnnectirten iiber Steuer>
pruf unp Mibresierun9 pernimmt, ,rirp
it& iibersensen, cab bic &luft nod nidt
aus9efiiut 1T. Dod aud in ben alien
2anpestbeilen berrldt rielfa9 srobe
llnsufriecenbett tiefe @dbrune: bic
@elddfte ftpden, rie 9afen wa9rn,
nirsenp,po berrfdt Gertrauen IN ben
Beitano Der sesenwdrtisen 3uifdnpe !;
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bic ftets pa9lenbe
Steiserun9 Der Militdrlofen per3ebren
taS Marf beS 0clfes. go 'flaoen
fdmmtlide Beri9te per !5anpelsfan,=
mern. ltnp cod 1T an pic 8eieitiSuns
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

Sn Der N6be Der Stabt Qdnebure ii
Elm Sal3laAer entbedt trprben.

| Sn Der Ndbe ber 6taot Qdnebura 1T
ein Sal3Ia8er entpedt wprben.
Die prtuetfae @esisruns Fat ben
bannSperi39en Jld9tlineen partpn
aneebuten, faus fe in ibr @eturtslant
3urIdfebren pplen. Gp naelpet ter
Ieleerapb. .a ~ I,
4tns 28ettfaIem. m.-Nm 12. San.
| feierte Der 6p1w'fe Bldpf Spbann
George Mdlltr son Nllnfer fem 25z
jdbrises Nmtsz 9ubildum, tposu inn ter
85nig non preuben purd eieenbdnbi>
9ts S9reiben statulirte unter 8erleiz
bun9 ron Sroensinfsnien. 6err
Dpmprppf Menfe lberrei9te Dem per<
tbrten Subilar Elm Capital ppn $500
9balern fiir cine Stiftune 3ur Inter
ftdbun9 trdnflider @eifli9er.
8rem,erbaoen!--Di Die Nuswanoez
runs lber biefistn plab fteute f1 im
SABRE 1869 auf 63,855 perfonen, ee<
gen 66,271 i'm Sabre 1868. SIM
Sabre 1869 purpen l75 S9iTe be-
nust 9esen 189 i'm Sabre 1868. Der
Npropeutl6e 2!upp bat I'M pprisen nSabz
re mebre 11eue Dampfer bauer, alip aud
mebr Gabrten al6 i'm Sabre 1868 ma
den laHen. @enn alei9mcbl i'm yrr<
lebten Sabre "A SGife mebr abfubren>
IL tann poS nur, wenn im Sabre 1869
nidt uebr lln9liidsfdue pprfamen, feiz
ncn @runo in ben fdle6ten @eI9aften
baben, 'pel@e bic Se9elldiffe in Der
Gcncurrens NIT benz 9loyb MAIDEN.
Sdledter nod tperten oieMusf1ten fir
bic Se9elidtffabrt III 3ufunf merpen,
penn> mic es beiet, 2loyp nod peiter
f@ auspebnt. W59en freili9 pieRbe>
Der cer Gesell6iffe un9ern ibren rielenz
baften Goncurrenten ueben iid jeben,
fir paS reilenpe publifum fino Die
Dantpfl6iffe ;u empfebler, erjtens me-
gen Der serin9eren @efabr, namentlid
auf ben Bremil den auberf io.ipen
yb>S@ifen, unp 3peitenS pe9en ber
9rpBern Srpnun9, Die auf piefen S9ifz
fen berr(dt.
DaS neuelte Greienie, mel9e6 bic
politifer DeutidlanpS tel1dftiet, 1T
bic pffcieQe Neiie re5 1ferrei9iI1en
Grsberso9s &arl 2ue,pis na@ Berlin,
UNI ben Belud eeS &rcnprin;en BON
preuben in 8ien ;u er,piebern. slm
%. Sanuar follte ber Grsber3ce in Der
preubiiden Reipens eintrefen, um ben
8ewei6 ;u letf1en> pie freunpli9 bic
Besiebun9en ;wii9en ben beipen 0rcB<
m6dten trpb aQer 3ein,nes> >Depelaen
f9 seftaltet bdtten. Gin Gnber,pa
oes 6fterreidilden &ailerbauleS am
preubii&en 5pfe 1T aQerbines Elm Iel<
te,er @aft. ..
Sn Sefferrei<b fraeen ii6 bic per-
}9iecenen parteien: v@er reeiert penn
et9entli@ ea f.ine Die Oberberrz
idaft bat unb per pirfli&e 6errl9er
ieltf erwartunosnpu TN !6intersrunpe
febt. 8dbrenp bieier, llnsepibbeit ber
politil@en Sadlpse liesen per Jfeste<
runs nod anbere Grasen orr, Die tief
in oas @pltsleben sreifen; IL !. .. ote
Nrbeiterfra9e. Sc banpelt li@ inOeiter>
reid nidt fowobl um bic GrlaiIuna ei>
res Mdtitunpen<@ <@eiebes, ,pie in Ame>
rita als um bic Grlei9terunsen anoerer
Nrt, pelde bic Nrbeiter in ibrer be-
erdnsten Sage pom Staate fprrern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12
,per ben neuen Sabreane
nit $3.50 boraMS be51blt.
&Uflfdnbige baben lelblf>
per1tdnbli6 audi ibr 8e>
trefntb au65l19let6en.
Gin (tnauugtn uub &orrt(ponsen'tn,
beipnbers uter fir4li@e auo anbsrs tridtiss st.
aebenbeiten, fnb iebersett wilfommsn. muAen
aber POM gerfalFer nnteraeidnet ietn.
Sabr8am8 8.

As- praeOffee= =Wrnes- 0rbers tae bas ttaisae une
unb R,re Wtel ,ur uebe.ienbxna srn @sie suten,
no Re su bab.n aae. tasu setraadt rerssn.
snn tie amen s,n llaterfarebern ense'anst wsses'',
tput.n e heutli sedrsteu fen, anb has
unb 6taat aenan uab rtt,e aneeaebea werren
D,nn eine 9eituns einens geaant at eia anpsrss
y,rf,st wsrb.a fcu fs mus iuer aud las psaamt dnse-
a.b.n pertsn, bic 3euns fraber smsfaHssn wnree.
aD.nn S.meas ieiR Slatt nitt rssemasis emsianst
sbtr M auf reens ene Dirt Seller en&lsitex. 10 eate
e,r b,resnee Neent fsxie tie 5esaasssbes eslsi bs'
nAbridttst wsrbeu.
Die Observation-Disclosures fir @eleieasumsen fir bic 3d.
,ane psrhen pr MIR banR Iterastea wsaH steeen ser
reAtrirtn Srisf pser pef.Sffes Rsss. Sretr e.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12
Ser ,,@anberer" ,sacb @nrppa.

Ser ,,9Sanberer" Ha9 @nrppa.
Sebe @s@e eebtn cine AujaN Gremplars bss
u@anbersr" no& Gurosa, nnb mir MAIDEN bic
Qekr befcnbtrs aafmertfam, ba6 bic 11eb.rien'
baua bee Blattts an gerwanbte unb 6rtanbe
ienfeits be- Oeeans Elm ietr seeisnttss Ntttel
il, einen ununterbro&eaen gerfebr nit benftl-
ben ~ unttrbalten uns it iiber bic 3ufanet
bisfss 9Anees ~ anterri@ttn, bedsr ais es bird
8riefwediel eei&sbtn fsnnts. ..
&eiienber asent:
&err matbiaS &pnje'aa.
1saeaansea, Bre!e ,s. fub IN asreiitses
"W AN DERE R.,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09
PARTED.



Wy ability 70 supply the farmers Of the
surrounding country with agricultural i'm
plements, seeds, etc. on time, ia not equal
to my disposition. Ihave such implicit faith
in the honesty and integrity of my patron.
that | would, if could, supply all their
wants in my line, anf let them consult
their own convenience about paying me.
But it so happens that hat is just exactly
what ] can't do / have, therefore, made
up my mind to dissolve partnership with
the credit business, and to let my partner
stand his way of doing than am This
course is II necessary step in the direction
of self-preservaton, and / have no well.
wishcr that will chide me for taking it. |
shall, as heretofore, keep everything the
farmer and planter Of the surrounding
country need for the successful prosecution
of their calling, and thousand and one
things that are considered necessities IL
town people, but for all these things, | ir-
tend to exact
...I CAsn on DELIVERY.
The adoption of ,hi, rule will enable lnc
to sell cheaper that ever, rs | will not bc
compelled TO ''chalk-up' prices to cover
the loss Of an occasional wildcat debt
Ny customers will no doubt appreciate
the necessity that impcls this step and
give ii their approval. Let il be under.
stood, then that sink or SWIM survive on
perish, my motto for the future will be;
'Small proiits quick sales no cash, no
trade. And having started out on the ca.
basis, ! desire to di.pcl memory OF
the f,ct that l ever did business on an,
other plan. lfparties indebted to me will
cancel their indebtedness, 30 that can
burn my old books, shall soon be able t,
achieve that desire.
Thanking the public for their liberal pat.
ronage, and hoping that those indebted
/ TO me will find il convenient TO square ur
soon, icmein as ever
Very Respectfully,
WIN. VI. DAVIDSON
/ $50 Commercial ~ venue.
July 81, lS7O.-dawlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09
SRaIous AyyRAY.-FRTp. WnIrcAs

sHaIous AyyRAY.-FRKp. WnIrcAMp
srABDED IN THE BREAsr-HIs AssArL-
Ant IN CusroDY.-Yes.erdsy afternoon,
aoous nsn'past five O'Clock, an ARRAY pc
CURED on Warrington avenue near The
corner Of Ninth street, between JOHN
Lsi.ss.nef ana Fred whitcamp. Ths
alteration began abou, some tusines.
trsnssctions, and Lstheimsr insisted unon
whipping Whitcsmp, who endeavored 20
avoid . difficulty. He repeatedly told
Leithsinss 70 60 away and not troubls
him, and sndsavossd to leave his sssnilan,;
but Leithsimer was determined to have a
SIGHT. He finally struck Whitcamp, who
knocked him down; but he recovered and
renewing the attack, stabbed Whitcarnp
in The right breast INJECTING wound abou,
three inches deep. The wound though
severe b MOI mortal. Leitheimer /. in Gus.
oo6E
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09
4 WONDERFUL NICROSC0pp

Rev. Daniel Wise, ID. d., editor of lbn
New York sunday School .idrocatc. thu,
speaks of the celebrated Craig microscope
Its simplicity, cheapncss and great mag
nifying power struck me with surprise.
Then was examining a hys eye BIZ it.
aid' and was struck with wonder at the
skill and power of the creator which is
displayed in its structure When | saw a
statement in an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magnifed one hudred
u'ameters, and could be bought for 81 so.
thought it was one of the humbur, Of
the hour, for ] had paid $50 for micro
scope not long before but now | find il 70
he really valuable instrument which |
should like see introduced into the families
OF our readers In place of the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and
are then destroyed This mscroscope
"oula both amuse and intruct them and |
ADVISE every boy and girl who wishes 70
Know the wonders which lie in little thipcs
10 save his money until he has 81 70 which
VIII pay Tor the microscope and the postage
when sent by mail"
As }" holiday gift this microscope is un-
surpassed, being ornamental, instructive,
and cheap, and never loses is in J
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

MYyIR.-Mr. Henry Meyer who did
the grsining IN Mr.. Gallighcr's residence,
and who removed from Cairo, has return
Cd, and announced his intention TO promp.-
" answer all orders Of citizens who wish
TO have Grsining, Marbling, Fresco, or
other kinds Of Ornamental painting done
in art-class style and on reasonable terms.
Orders should DO left at the the Concor-
dia saloon, or addressed through the post
alice.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
nKDINiNCG No. JOJ.

~ orl'uan'' a. al tu" Rough HrI Read, If.
company IN building e. eng house.
he q ordained Ly ur C.ty CouutiIoi iLc..fg e..
Cairo, 80
That, ioT tie purpose Of uIdIrr and a..I.r.,.
~" "Rou'h ant Ready Fire e. iuuany, nj fI.
'iy u tntu, ir'urpof.ol rs ~ laws 81 tla
upon lot numbered twenty-five, lr Hook tIr,.f..
81 twenty 90 tA' '.tyt 10 whoa 10 keen tt.
engines uId other mIHlu'rF. ODD 10 WI..rf.
the cay Treasurer Tor ll,r uf. OF t.r.' fI... ..
aoilM-, payable t. 10" urlrI Il -aId "TuUgU .. .
lt'adN ~ COMPANY ~ 'o delivered r.. b.. b
COMPANY lpt w. Tee an disposal ub1n the a.. 4
'snpany. entering lotto bond WIIh '.,.gl'f, 49,
giving other GOOD ana sufficient security f'rtt.
payment % ihccliy Of three fLlu..ui 4i|I..- "a.
or hriurc the expiration ~ tive wear nm, H'.
dal" o. sait order, which -aid Order .h,I I.
Issued ~ the pr"n"r officers ~ the CIV mon th.
hppfoNalby the Finance Comm ,t'o al ti'. sum
cheney ~ sait bond an security,
Approved August dfh, is-p
nugiilW THOMAS WILSON ~.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09
Posi- OFFICE CLEEKs.-It vii

Post OFFICE CLEEHs.-It vii
membcred that the enemies Of Col. Graham
order TO accomplish his removal. do
c'arcd that his clerks were not citizens az
Cairo, and therefore should be removed
Laboring under thi, impression very many
Of our citizens favored his removal. This
charge against the Colonel was "A. false
as others made against him by the
Mum, Pope aud l.inegar 81 que. Bu, how
do we find II now Mckeicg Is Postmaster e?
lie has as clerks two NUNS -one from
Vermont and tho othor from Chicago.
lie has also II boy by the name of Bnrber.
living at Richyiew, Washington county
Illinois, He has to-day larger number
Of clerks from abroad than Col. Graham
had. The truth Is Graham had but hi.
brother. who, Us is we'll known to our ci,i.
zen', was n cripple-unablc even to walk.
The contest nov going on between Dan"
Mum, and his owner, Pat Pope as to
who shall control the appointment, /.
amuseing pat declares that "Dpp" h,.
already had more than his share.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

PEHsosAL.-Mr. Charles Forrest. of
this city, has been appointed BY Goyeror
James l., Alcorn, of Mississippi commits
sioner to administer oaths and take deposit
tions and affidavit. to be used in the STATE
Of Mississippii and also to take aeknowl-
edgeinents of deeds and other instruments.
This is good appointment Mr.. Forrest
is, IN every respect, reliable gentleman,
and We feel confident will discharge well
the duties Of this position.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

Florence. = Louis. Armada.
shannon, N,nN orleans Virginia, Sew orleans,
Belle Vernon, New Orlcan-.
The weather was clear and warm from
the date of Our last report until 10 o'clock
this morning, when light thunderstorm
passed, cooling the air considerably, and
giving US Il splendid rain, which was badly
needed.
The river is.ill swelling, but so slowly
as TO require close examination 90 deter.
mine whether it is stationary or not.
Tho Mississippi, Missouri and Illinois
are .t.llslowly falling, but the channel cuts
out ia the first two rivers about a. fast as
they fall so that there is It'll five and
half feet 70 It. Louis, and three and % half
10 four feet in the Missouri.
The Ohio is falling from Ptt,lurg o.
Evansville, with three feet large to the
former a.ty, and four fee. large in the
chute over the falls.
Business here continued fair until this
morning, when there was nothing done.
butu revival vii! of course take place this
evening 1920 arrival Of the st. Louis Palu.
cab, Evansville, and Nashville packets, all
Of which transact more or less business
! here.
Dispatches from P..,sJury, -ay. "Bu#.
ness is pretty we'll played out at Our land
ing. one from Now Albany. say. 40
business. The st. Louis Democrq, say
We could not rcioNc ut the amonn. O..
business transacted at our wharyc,"
Liberty Ear grants anything but ire,
| passage for steamer, 10 and from 81. Loui.
All boat. seem TO have more OF les ,roull.
in passing it. The City Of Cairo and Con.
tinental left 81. Loui. Oh Saturday a.tanu
should have been here on SUNDAY nirLt
but up TO the hour Of closing thi, report
neither boat had arrived Tho Susie SIly,,
Is now nearly five days ont from ~. Louis
The tunnage tax on steamers wa, aLar
ished July l4th. The hospital duo, Prom
each person employed on steamboat.
f.rryboots, canal boats, bargcs, fiat boat. OF
auy contriyance used, or capabl,
Of being used as mean.
auxiliary Of transportation on or by wa.
ter Is to be forty cents per month, instead
oftwen'y cents as heretofore
The Belle Of ST. Louis Is the regular
packet for Memphis to-day.
The City Of Evansville i the regu!a,
packe, for Evansville this evening.
Tho Paiucah packets Armada and Ni,
brey leave daily at pm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09
Tnr TRICmISA sPIRALIs OR porn WORN

Perhaps it is not generally known that
the much talked of trichina spiraiis. or
pork worm, was first discovered in Amer
&c" by Dr. X G. Kendall, of Philadelphia
r"7 with that American instrument known
a. me Craig Microscope, costing only
20, after repeated failures to discover
'nc worm with nm imported microscope
liable" This fact DR. Kendall stands
ready to prove at any time. Tho Craig
Microscope in neat box with fun direction
Is mailed anywhere for $276, by III
Ross, 3i3 Locust ST., st, Louis, No.
Read the advertisement in this paper
nay 81. d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

CALLED TO PREAcH.-There is II color
ed man living somewhere in the barracks
who insists that he he's had u call TO preach
and IL determined 10 enter Immediately
upnn his mission. He says tina, Shores
Bradley, Rix and stro,her., haven re.
eeivsd . call from above TO preach and
must stop. He ssys that Shores gets Mum,
Linegaf, Pope aud Fisher mixed up with
the Lord, 90 much that it l' hard to tell
which Is which.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09
NOTICE.
CITY Clerks Office, Cairo. H.. ,
L--.--- L L

August Ji, ls7u.
Notice b, hereby given &. the Owner ar ,,,r,,.
81 me following described lots, tO-wit: Lot, MS,
Eighteen, QV Nineteen, t2o) Twenty, IN Twenty,
on" ~ BLOCK numbered - lscuty-iOur u tuccI'
oI Salro, thii the CITY Council said w. have *
ordinance ordered the construction Of q Sidewalk
II front OF snid lots, and ten feet northwest ri
e'h lots, To inc outer edge Of Sidewalk on -outh
sue "i seventh street, and that the owner or
owners OF sad lots have the right for tho period of
my days from this date IN which To Lttld saii
SIDEWALK, that unless completed within the time
"p1Ne speclhed the same will be built by tho city
.hl me cost assessed against the property henc
h'td thereby, IN accordance with the charter and
ordinances of the said city.
JOHN BROWN,
""Efh'" city Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

TnE initial lumber Of the Tenth vol
umc Of "Tho American odd Fellow" give,
u pieasing and instructive variety Of origin.
al reading matter .or the old and young,
The grave and gay Among its articles
are Eight Bell, series of short and GA.
citing storic,; An Old Fellow Abroad :
Leaves from u Royors Lif'-Log; IIumors
OF the Day Duration of Modern Wars;
Objectionable Cns,om'i Is il Right STRIFE
lures on the G.L,u, s.. Twenty Years
Ago' The Manchester Unity; The En-.
calhpmeht Branch Ladie', Youths and
heeekah Departments Requisites TO Sue
cess Correspondence from all quarters.
@cr &c II 20 per volume. Address
joins W, ORR, No. 90 Nassau street, New
York.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

PsIsoSAL-Georgs S. Chrisman will
leave our city on Monday mex, for Vicn-
M, Tor the purpose of building the John
son county cour. hopsc. A number of our
best workmen will accompany him. lie
intsads TO finish the job in eight weeks.
Mr.. Chrisman is frst-rste workman
and . reliable mechanic. He will build II
court house worthy Of the growing county
Of johnson.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

AYrKR TUE PoLicE.-Thc Council has
passed an ordnance TO punish by fine and
dismissal, any police officer who may visit
drinking saloons, or other places Of public
resort, unless In the discharge Of hi, du-
~. II the officers are to judge for them
selves when duty requires their presence in
the saloons, how much will that ordinance
be worth?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

IL you wan. pure wines and liquors, OF
nice fragrant cigar, go to the Washing
ton Saloon, corner Of Washington avenue
and Fourteenth street, The proprietor,
Mr.. y. Blankenburg, will treat you well
and set out his "bes,, which cant be sur
passed IN Cairo jy23f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

AyAUSr, ISDIGEsTIoS!-The Charter
Oak stove Is tho most interesting and inn
poriant feature in the family economy
for II fills the house with warmth, the ,a-
blc with good cheer, and prevents that
drcary mpect and those indigestible meals
that bring sourncss of temper, discomlor,
and dissatisfaction.
d,Swlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

Now Is the time ~ secure tho mos.
ue''t"ble rooms at the st. Charles ut low
Asu,e'' During July, August and Sep
''i"0ef' a large deduction from regular
'"''S VIII De made. a few more day
boardors car. be accommodated =, ,bo 1II
'A"' Inc coolest and most spacious din
''N ny iy7dlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

FouSD.-A package was found to-day,
near Greenfsld's landing, said to belong
TO A. Favrc, Charleston, Mo. 1t contains
watch crystals, keys, brushes, etc. The
owner can have the same by calling ut
this ONCE and paying reward for finding
and this advertisement-two dollars
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09
GOVERNMENT SALE.
N"riCE'

Treasurer. Ollie. city 81 Cairo. Ill.,,
iT.y 2stl, 1870
Notice hereby ...uuttr,tIa,.t, .rr....,.,... ID,
,i' wy ~ CON. Iu-i boon H-trgafiiI, 'l, az
'..'h'.I ND -Dl 'IlN, mot tu redcrm ur. receive, i
fN."' IL. n ut indebtedness fu -uIH t..,. ..f.r
PIE D.. I.i n'Ni, \. u. l--", any or..rr ,Ir.,I
s NC I'M. ..,. 600 ilu ~. l-4r,r OF .al4 ,.f,
.'N 't.". '.r'.'.. ti.s az tl, lJtD Court u! t.,1
mon I'''- 20 -wi Coy, ~ any Treasury VAR. an
a. 'I .'.".h'' oi '.ly .ulchi,iuc-. lee. Nam
tl'r Dollars, except coupon. h..aTIip,, d,.l ,,.
N.' ."I 90" N.'Mraf ~ interest GA ftr l..d d
%. '.'H''- "i i.n t.,, uulv- -uch order or
3" '..'l reg .''stI Hi'i .ui Treasurer
'". IN treasurer o. now prepared 10 register
"H N'ly "girg- and other u4f-.4 ,a.ny ,,.,.i-
ilI'- OF ,iN luu'NtDIIs-- above ali.
!li'd 10 at ms office, corner Of Wa-L.Is.
'o, avenue AMI EIsNtccItu street, from O., l..
''i''N am ami from 20 3 O'Clock pm.
JOSEPH -, TAYLOR
-F-'" city Treasurer,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

INDECENT CoSDUcT. - Martha Smith,
ls,ely from Missouri, was found in the
weeds and in company with fou. men yes
terday, and was arrested. She was sent up
20 the city Jail for sixteen days.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

VIVA few weeks ago the Levec lu-
minary contained letters from Chicago,
putting Hon. D. w. Mum and expressing
ortravagantly his fitness for congress.
Soon o. Il became known that the letters
were written BY his modest brother "Ben, -
the correspondence At once ceased. Why,
IL Dams brothes will not puff him who
will
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

TRurH.-The powers Of Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for children are as positive
n. the sunlight from heaven, and gentle
and soothing as an angels whisper.
sug Siawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

HAVE used DR.. Simmons Liver Regu.
lator in my family for Dyspepsia and
Sich Headache, and regard it MS an invalu.
ablo remedy in these attacks. II has not
failed to give reliefn any instance.
REV. ". +. EASTERLING,
Florida Conference.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

PoIler BUSINESS. Our police courts
preson, an unusual scene of dullness.
Few man are disposed to violate any city
ordinance during those terrible hot days.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-09

s.1r-The sheriff sale of clothing at
Tho old stand of !: RELY to-day was well
.,,onaos and clothing secured a, very
reasonable figures. Sale continues too
morrow