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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06
correspondence of the Richmond plspa.ef,. .
r1.rrm rxom NORTH CAROLINA

CAPIToI,--CnuRCHEs-
sr,,nofs-TsADE OF THE C1TY-THE
nuE1uS AND THE GOvERNoR-MItI-
TARY ARRESTS = ToRTURING OF PRI-
soNERs-HABEAs CORPUS AND CHIEF
JUSTICE PEARSON-wHAT WILL BE
DONE IF THE STATE GOES CoNsERvA-
TIVE-DR. CURRY, &C.
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E DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MUKEl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AN d Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. III. and 3 7. NJ.
elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
Ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at 8 +. NJ.
Seats free.
Parsonage, 4os Twelfth street. my7
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DIED FROM HIS INJURIEs.--Fort Monroe,
August 4.-Frank Chisman, who was in
jured by the explosion yesterday, died this
morning Of his wounds.
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I A TTENTION, .FARMERS.-The CITY
IA MILLS foot Maye,s sridge, Manchester
having recently been put In tnorougn order, IL
pre pared To fi RIAsn w HEAT ON toll at short NO
tice and on liberal terms. Apply AZ Mile
au2-eod5ss
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WATgINELoNs.-Niee fruit is . blessing.
Z was intended by Providence for warm
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NTOCANAQUA COAL COMPANY.

Having hecn made AGENT for the above-named
romuanS for all the state south of Alexandria,
an, nrsDared to furnish this COAL BY the cargo
on more favorable terms than can be had In Ph!la-
dr,pbia The Goals Of these mines are classcd
amongst the best in Pennsylvania. l VIII also
supply families In small quantities:
200 tons GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
ATsfor sale. WRIT ROBERTS,
So IA corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

The Orange Vtrgtaaass says there is not u
word OF truth in the story that Jeter Phil
liDs had wife il Orange county.
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AT PAR.-The fredericksburg Bank OF
Commerce, which is now closing up its
business, pays dollar for dollar in green
backs for all its outstanding notes. This is
the only bank in Virginia that has faced the
music to this tune !-Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

MORE TRUTH THAN POETRf-in
lfI the fact that the INCEST, CHEAPEST,
BEST CLOTHING can be had of the undersigned
than elsewhere. among which can be found all
kinds of MEMS SUITS AND thousands OF other
NOVELTIES of the season. In fact, Instead or
poetry BARGAINS can be found ut
WILLIAM IRA SMITHS,
10 IA 1903 Main street.
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ENuINE HAVANA CIGARS Just re-
" ceiYed. CAkTEE q CnhiaAAaS'
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GEoRGE :. MILLER, G. c.

TO MRS. MARY E. FOSTER: You Will take
notice thai, on the GOTH DAY OF AUGUST nea,,
nj NJ athews Courthouse, between The hours Oh ~
ascjnck A. and o. clock p. NJ, shall proceed 70
take the dispositions Of several pers9n essse IN
chspcery now pending In the circuit court OF said
county, In which am plaintiff and you are de-
PENDANT And IL for any cause the taxing OF said
dsDositions shall not be commenced on that Gay,
or beIng commenced shall not be concluded. the
or the Same will DO continued from time TO
time until fully completed. - ra.n-,,
fyQ-S1M0 N-.ts.l-. OANlEL II. FOoiEG.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

THE W1MB1sH TRIAL.-Thc case OF the
Commonwealth Us. John and Lewis VIM
bish for the killing of Major Z. G. Randolph!
was commenced in Judge Garland's court
Yesterday. The day was occupied in the
attempt to get jury. Out of hundred
and thirty citizens examined only ten
proved competent. Process was issued fol
! hundred more, returnable this morning
Lynch6urg Vlrytn1dn.
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.ERING CLONER

GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
~ pared to furnish all grades or C1oFEH HILL
coal at the following reduced prices ar.
LUMP, 1915 per load delivered Slaves e.
nisa ETHRACITE COAL OF best quality
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes 0Ah ana
pISE WOOD G. b. L1pSCOMB,
10 On Am Seventh and Byrd streets.
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.-l am recely-
IN ing daily, fresh from the mines, superior
s. .F'T GIMP COKE, the cheapest IN best fuel for
coo king, ironing, &C., ever used. Also, No.
HARD CuKE, suitable for close stoves OF az
kinds. which will he sold very cheap; GLOVER
HILL LUMP and HAIL coal. Ut company
prices; ANTHRACITE, egg and stove sizes !
ENGINE and SMITHS COAL OF good quality.
OAK and PINE WOOD. Give me call, as ain
determined to sell cheap.
Offices, Ninth and Cary streets and at Peters
burg depot. ror.rnr,,
jy % I'm Is. III. tol lhEhh.
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The object Of this suit Is to obtain for the plain.
tiff q divorce from the bond OF matrimony, AMI
thai she may be forever barred from any rigns
title or Interest in TO the estate Of the piaintin
Affidavit having been made ana nea tna t s,,e
of this state she Is required to appe tr In the ssd
clerks Office within month after due puoilca-
ton hereof and do what may DC necessary 10 pro-
tect her interest.
copy-Teste: ,,,,,pp r. r.
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TREASURE FoUND.-For years parties
have been diving at the lower wharf for old
iron, &C., sunk when the steamers were
burned in 1862. Wednesday evening the
iron safe of the Virginia was found and
brought ND. When broken open, SO in
gold and Silver, 1925 in bank-notes, and a
Silver watch, were found. One Bank of
Commerce note, having survived fire and
then water for eight years, had the State
Treasurer's name, J. u. Stovall, distinct,
but the president and cashiers were erased.
Fredcr7cksburg Neacs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

ME- AUGUST 2, 1S70.-T. r. PRICE d
co. have just opened
Superior l2-4 LINEN SHEETINGS,
IRISH LINENS (all pure linen and best makesl,
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON,
COTTON sHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTON, ~.
BLACK and COLORED LAWNS,
CORSETS, all grades.
MOURNING GOODS:
RI,ACK TAMESE, BLACK BoMBAZlNES,
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIES,
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS, ..r
RACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C., &C.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving
SPECIAL.
DRESS GOODS now on hand, such IS
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS,
COLORED MOHAIRs, MOZAMBIQUEs,
POPLINS, LEEOS,
CJLOKED GRENADINES,
sold off without regard TO COST
Buyers at retail or Wholesale arc invited TO cali.
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM ovel
their store recently occupied by the new 1orh
Steamship Company is offered for rent !ts loca.
tIcn for any kind OF business Is unequalled IN the
cIty--just where all best city and country trade
ccntrelng An OFFICE In basement also fol
rent. 1. ~. nlSE " 80,
l1oI, corner Main and Eleventh streets,
au2 nearly opposite post. oftlee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

MAJOR K. NJ. BRAxToN.--We have never
known more unanimity expressed for a
candidate than on Monday (court-day), at
Spotsylyania Courthouse, for Major +. NJ.
Braxton as our next member OF Congress.
EedcfICkSburg Herald.
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DEATH FROM Fright. mother of
General Barry's wife, Il lady about eighty
five years of age, was so much affected by
the explosion at Fortress Monroe, that she
was completely FRUSTRATED, and despite the
best medical skill, died on Thursday
Norfolk Jir0inidn,
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every y. prospect Of entire restoration TO
health. -Lynchbu7y Virglnian.
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Is WOOD AND COAL.
CLOVER HILL COAL, all grades;
ANTHRACITE COAL, cargo being ulschaiSed
CARBON HILL COKE, lump and hail /;
OAK and PINE WOOD.
Coal IS now at the lowest price. Now IS the time
TO buy. The place to buy Is at the CORNER of
MINI II STREET AND BASIN. 1y S-5m
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TIE CANVASS IN NIRGINIA.-General
trerrv and Governor McMullen spoke at
Christiansburg on Monday and crossed
swords at Newbern on yesterday. The
General will sweep the eastern end Of the
district clean. aud will poll up heavily on
the home stretch in the west.-Bristol
Mems.
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WOOD AMn COAX

LAM NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE
L very best LUMP, HAIL, and iu A W +;
the very lowest market rates. Also, ANTHRA-
CITE coal of every kind and SOFT COKE
always on hand. A large supply OF the very best
unsawed, Now is the time to get your fuel for the
winter. IL. ~. Thh ,i'
No. 1Is Eighth street. near packet ianulng.
Nv &Sou
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TONES & MINOR,
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE,
CLOVER HILL COAL,
and all kinds of FUEL at lowest summer prices.
~ Ism
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EDUCATIONAL.
nELLEyIJE HIGH sCuo01

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.
JAMES HOLGOMBE, LII. D., Principa,'.
w. Il. ABBOT, graduate of the IIntyer,s,,v =,
Virginia, Vice-Principal, "i
ASSOCIATE TEACHERS.
ALoNZO HILL, graduate OF the University q,
VS.; GRAVES, graduate Of w ashington College
F Edinburgh. VI
The next session will begin on the FIRST or
SEP TENDER and close on the 18th OF June. In
10Th Of January. "
In addition to the academic and scientific course
instruction Will be given In bookkeeping com
mercisl law, and the elements Of municipal law,
TERMS: 1915 one-half in advance. No extra
charges.
For further information address the PRINCIPAL.
Bellevue post-0ffice, Bedford county. au lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

YJIRGINIA.-Atr rules held in the clerks
v office of the circuit court of Mathews county,
on Monday the 9th day Of June, 1870:
Daniel h. Foster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Against
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-On the l5th
IL of August the Faculty will appoint 81 y
sTRUCTOR to assist In the schools OF G Modern
iced saIary, $500. Applications may be addressed
- a o,E W,,r strcet au lit
DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE..Faii
II sessi IN will open on LAST TIL RSD "a, -
SEPTEMBER, and continue I'LL LhSl iho'
DAY INJUaE. ~ Dr,Sr.x
For particulars, address Rev. DIR. DUNCAN
president Of The College, or
ii. ESTILI, secretary Of Faculty;
iy 20-tlstOct hsllL,lu, W..
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HNHE FACULTY OF WASHINGTON
4 COLLEGE, VIRGINIA, VIII appoint IN
SEPTEMBER lSr, $50, n gentleman to take
charge of the BUSINESS SCHOOL in the insti.
tuition. salary, fsor $500 to 81 900. Applicants
VIII address their communications to
j.. NJ. LEIGH,
Clerk Of FaeAlty.
all l. d.lnstScul LeXingH8, vs.,
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Is ! - MARLE COUNTY, VA.

The mex, sr:,iun .,3rlmences September los i'"'
and closes lem" ), lr1i. ,,,.,
The Prirsli,"l ard h,s associates are Sfauudd'r
resnCctirrl, aS The Virginia University ana ~
Cainbriatc, FL ,'.a1 sad are teachefso VI ia's' GA
perience. e., ,,,,,,s and wash.
ing, TO-. ~, Are session, $3.50. ,,.
RgEr9.Fs,t rs Faculty OF University OF VIZ
3 a Il" -. " f'''' A. X. YANCEY, JR..
tvI.-.;a Greenwo od Depot, Va.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
Regulating Watches.

r. CowLEs writes as follows TO the
Scfentsfc Anzerscan concerning popular
errors regardi g the watch: -
Most people suppose the regulator is put
in the watch for the use of the watchs
maker when. the fact is, it is principally
Cor the convenience of the owner The
Hatehmaker does not absolutely need it:
some fine watches being entirely without
one. 1t is well known that every In
diyidual watch has its own whims, and
caprIces Of action-an individuality by
which 1t differs from another of precisely
the same construction; some persons have
gone 50 far as to assert that watch par--
takes of the character of the wearer, that
there is a kind of assimilation between the
two; there is no doubt, however, butethat
the action of the watch is materially and.
sensibly affected zby the habits OF the
wearer which fact. brings us face to face
with the subject of regulation which
should be done entirely by the user-ef ths,
watch. So z.
This is quite contrary to ths general
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
!. TWO 1sidese OF AZ St0df1S..laloal

aHaa aazrl
= whats the matter ~ said Growler "a
the black cat, as she sat humping on the
steps of, the Kitchen door,
'.e" Matter enough" said the cat, turning
her head another way. "a Our cook is very
fond of talking Of hanging me. heartily
wish some one would. haHg her"
Why what Is the. natter'" repeated
\ . Hasn't she beaten me, and called me a
thicf;- and threatened to be the death of
mep--
Dear, ydearP' said Growler., .Pray
what has brought it all about ?"
s'a - Otathe merestl trifle, absolutely moth
ing 1T is her temper All the servants
complain of it,, wonder they haven't
hanged her long ago"-s-e
well, you see" said Growler, q cooks
are awkward things to hang; you and
might be managedimueh more easily"
day Y Z, , said si the black cat; and such pain
'''But what,"S said Growler, "what is
the immediate cause?
'a H1yen't | told youY said the black cat,
pettishly: "it's her temper-what 1 have
to suffer from it Everything she breaks
she lays to- mes Such Injustice, it is un-
Growler was quite Indignant; but being
~. SH4At.' diOSA tiiO Aiss-B BuSS u
wrath had passed, he asked: But was
there no particular cause this mornings"
-" She chose to be angry because IL
offended her, ,R,said the cat.
How, may ask?" gently inquired
Growler. PEFC
30, nothing worth telling-a mere mis-
AXE of mine" r cry
Growler looked at her with such a ques-
,ioning expression, that she was compelled |
o say: II took the wrong thing for my I
1reskfast.n ,Es.fE s-sk -st T7s ~ -
or said Growler, much enlightened.
''Why, the fact was" saidthe black cat, |
T was sprinGing at rnouse, and l knock, |
Il down dish ,anduot.knowing exactly !
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
WHOLE NO. 254.

what it was I smelt it, and just tasted 1t,
aud IL was raiheripiee and"
"You finish, d it ?" suggested Growler.
=. SWELL. / should, / believe, il that cook
hadn't come in As 1t was, left the
: ls~Tbe head of what y said Growler.
How inquisitive you are" said the
'lIIacIc.cat - - 8ai
'@1Say, but should like to know" said
sWel, then. Of some grand fish that
was meant for dinner.
ID, tThea.p said Growler, "say what you
! jnSfIease but now I've heard both sides of
tbe story, I Sgonderrshe didn't hang you;
: Little reader are you Like the DlAcN
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

opinion, which is, that it is especially the
busi Aess of the matchmaker. A oiIAtnmer,
PUSHES panthg into he shop exclaiming,
'strs PivoE my watch is awaYt D. hind
tin1e II missed the train by the confonnded
thing being five minutes toos-sl0w this.
morning, and ever since you haze had it Il
goes too slow. Now want you to keep
it here till it is right" and he lays it down
on the counter with a yhack sufficiently
9hardst0 Do ia iiijurT an with an air which
plainly says he u n1nch offended either
with the negligence or want of skill of
Mr. Pivot. ,SsHi'
Hold onl hold ont shouts theWztGhy
maker, as the indignant man is slammipg
the dogra6ter him, How long is1t since
a daneteQ it must have been renof
fifteen NaYsZYou ought to knOW=-dDn'ts
you remelnherEitYas the day you mended
my wife's gold spectacles."
Now, my dear sir says Mr.. Pivot, do
be reasonsble; don't YOU know that cant
exactly regulate your Tatch kanKiuE here9.
Aeifher ca1 Kregulhte it in your eket:
unless kpoW bow ing it has ben aruh;,
ming since LAST set eOhas to know its -IRtet
OF going You say ten or fifteen days;
which isits IL ten days, it is half minute
per dayf if fifteen days, it is onlyzoner
sIhIFa ek 2 minute persday N0x boy ;eat1' q
or how car, you expect msstos
remember when 1 set il, or when yodr
wife's glasses were mended !? for as soon as
Your $satchs was out of my hands some
other. one was in, and in the ten or fifteen
days since I moved your regulatorII have,
done theisamestol a. hundred others now
don't you see what impossib hties syon re-
quire Of me Siziss >ssh kssls -
Yes; see how it is, but never thought
of it before"
Il" knew it, continues Mr. Pivot and
that 8 the reason I have given you such a
plain talking to, and now takesFo9rz watch,
put it IN your pocket, and make - Ileno
orandum of the date ON which 1T was SET =
then when you have ascertaihed It's rate of
going,S move the regulator yourself; the
amount of movement it will requite TO AZ
feet it a certain quantity yendwlE soon
learn, and as that amount differs IN every
watch, it becomes necessary to knoN it IN
order ,toTegulate it with the greatesfnie
this particular knowledge Of every watch, I
no matchmaker can have But Should yod
prefershe Should move it, MEYER ask him to
do it until yotrcan tell how much it gains
or loses in a given time, for it is only
troubling him and yourself Ieedlessly; and |
he will be Just as likely to keep your
E4tch perpetually wrong as to.everget it l
eight. that IS why say to youaso sblantly, I
but honestly, if your sight be good and |
yOdf hand steady, regulate it yourself, bun
be especially careful to avoid battemPtihg]
.ol make your watch agree with segesY \
clock you chance to look at,sor, every !
watch the owner says .willsnots vary q |
minute in year" 80 sas.-..-sP -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

IL the Antarctic seas there are sea weeds
which nave stems about twenty feet high,
and with diapetef So great that 4 hey
havebeen eollected by mariners in those
regionsz for fuel, under the beIfef NAT they
wers DRIFT wood They ars &C ;hica az q
mans thgh- ~ -, -.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

ner, returned to me, and stopped-by my
sas sSs sR9St S sRS sbd Ps SU 4jSssG,I SSi
0'@fs @8CS W. ssly s~o& the mJssoRo -IMs-,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

nt.s,iNANCE NO. 100

An ordinance In relation 10 the duties Of the
city Marshal and Police cunHtabl"H.
BE y o'r'a.,ei by ths city r"nch N The tIy n
80. g. That one Of Tie rooms, to be- des gnntel
by thr Mayor or JAN Committee, Of those rented
hy the city shall he appropriated for aud used ~
the headquarters OF the police force Oi the city,
said police force. consisting Of the city Marshal
and Police & .n4faIIes
rfr It.hal he the duty Of the CITY Mar.hal
ana Police COn-ahlcs, when about t. leave police
h"adPn9rl'ts u b" absent on duty during the
hour ~ duty, o. leave some memorandum RON
"h'h persons desiring Their a-sistau"" can as
certain where they ran De- probably found during
-u'h absence, md u shall be thu duiy 81 h" Ciiy
Marshal to procure at the cost OF the city Inetnpt.
! ahdulh BOOK IN which any person can make ANY
mrUursu1um or statement or enter ANY com
plant which they may desire 10 bring to the notice
/ OF Oh" cry Marshal OF police cOu-t,bi or citt
tuthgutt.. Il ,hal also be the iuty Of the CTS
NnJ-hL tu take care that said memorandum
/ hook win suitable rengi t. be also procured
lu SOME suitable place 100 said police headquarters
-n A. 20 ~" always accessible 10 the public; nni :
.huil boz tie duty 81 th. cts Marshal and each Of
! night police O. inspect laid memorandum book
! upon tlrr return TO police headquarters after
! en- 10 ami every absence AMI at other tunes -
! 90 become quickly 'Juhni'i WIN sny statement
I oT,umI'sut entered therein aud promptly attend
! 600 tho duy therein Required Of them.
$40. .. IL -Aali he the duty " the Police Con.
STABILIZE on duiy at ni8ht including the Captain Of
/ ia, N'sA' Police 70 iHfol the streets oi the 80
! ,r together a.. the Mayor or IN" Captain OF nj"
! Sight Police may direct, but " shall Dee the duiy
| ~ ,tYh FOO report himself once M enc h hour dur
! ny the hours u duty tho time 10 te designated
| Dos the Nsyurur the captain Of the Night Police,
each ODD sht % the pOlice headquarters aud then to
! remain tea minutes ~ "a uO longer
! So T. f"r each and every omission % neglect
| IS Huy officer authorized to make arrests under
! tie Ordnance 81 the ely 10 make the report -"
! 4u'f5i IS section numbered 10 81 an OrinLnc"
! Co. adopt the Ordinances OF the CITY 81 caro- t-
! revised and ruittsd, each AMI every of sad ON
Gers -la iuticita ni pay tOsad city a-um not lees
| than ten dollars nor more ihtn any dollar.
60 q. T. shall not b" uvial for amy officer author
IE'i Co make arrests under the ordinances Vi III.
/ 'ify 90 frequent ot loitcg around liquor saloons
| tUIlrg la hours ~ duif unless Ia The Necessary
| ,...uafg. 20, tIs duty such officer, aud every
! such ,i.rr lHuai violating IA" provisions Of this
Ordinance shall Forfeit aud pay T. -aid city suin
| HHt les. thnu five dollars nor mOT, than hfy dol.
| IHf- ~ ,.,H aud tN'Iy oucu-e.
| ,ufo, m july 18th ls7n
| APPROVED August lsth, ls'u.
IuOMA- WILSON Mayor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
THE GERMAN SCHOOL
Twelfth Scmi-nnnual Term.

The twelfth scm.-aIuual torn Of the
Cairo German school viii begin 900 Tie
l't Of September next, Iii. already gene
orally known among the patrons Of tho
Cairo school. that Prof Wheeling Che
principal of the German school. !, un
Observation-Disclosures ability, Wcl ycr.ed
IN the ancient languages, he Is cmlucutly
qualified 10 teach the modern, especially
the German aud English, But not less
efficient Is he in impartiag instruction in
all those branches, thorough knowledge
Of which is essential toa good education.
Those scholars, therefore, who have made
due progress in Reading, Writing, Ariih-
motto and Geography will have the OPP.
Portunity of taking such advanced studio,
rs Composition, Drawing, History, Natural
History, and if desired, French and Ger
man.
Since the German language is known rs
one of the first elements of Il good cduca-
ton, on account of its practical useful
ness, the Trustees especially invite all par
''" ""N We" W SN' lHclf chhdrcn a
substantial German:cducation, To examine
for themselves the ADVANTAGES
Of tho Cairo German School. This they
may do by calling on any of the
Trustees, or upon Prof. Wischng, the
principal on Nth street, at any time before
he opening of school, on the LIST of Sep
ember' Regarding it in the light Of a |
natter of duty, in which more or less
'ohor IS involved, German parents are cx-
,ec'ed not to forget the day, or the neces-
NY Tor lending the school liberal support.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
GRpINANCE NO. IOi.

brrE Sidewalks
u, /" "r'Ia'ei Ly me Cty C,gurV of me csy of
~ non !, Every owner of ANY lot OF lots front
lns or AUDITING upon any street OI avenue in the
| my which Is upto the established grade, shan
.mN' mo rgil, under the SUPERVISION and dlrre.
non OF tho street Committee or other proper au'
lhbrtN Of the city, To make and construct, IN
front of his or her lot or lots, II brick sidewalk
twelve feet IN width from the front OF the lot upen
streets or avenues one hundred Ieet wide, and ten
feet IN width upon streets or avenues less than
one hundred feet wide said brick sidewalk 10
be made OF good suitable brick, carefully and cou-
pactly la IN the shape of Il herring bone, upon
firm and substantial bed covered with four inches
of coarse sand on suitable gravel; the curbing to
be OF suitable oak or other timber tor stDnch
fourteen or more inches wide and three inches
thick, wen supported by and spiked on " good
oak stakes two and haffeet long and three or four
inches square, placed on the ouisid isald curb
ing not more than five feet apart, the inclination
of the sidewalk from the lot to the curhing TO be
four inches downward on streets and avenues one
hundred iect wide, and three inches on streets
and avenues less than that width, and that sad
brick sidewalks 50 bnilt and constructed be con
structed under the direction of the street COM
mlttee.
THOMAS WILSON Mayor.
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