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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-17

IT appears that the first man to call
negroes contrabands was Thomas scout, q
member Of the First Congress. lie used
the expression in u speech delivered in
1880 on the power Of Congress over slaves.
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KOskOO Cures ScrOfula In its Worst
-...... Forms.
From A. ". Mills, prominent and well known
merchant OF Norfolk, Va.

From A. W. Mills, a prominent and well known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. II MAIN STREET, NORFOLK, Va,
September IS, 1869.
DIR. LAwRENCE-Dcar Sir: Your Koskoo has
worked wonders in my family. My daughter has
been sufferer from Scrofnla since childhood.
She lost thirty.One pieces OF bone from her ankle
several from her arm, besides having ulcers in
several parts OF the body. Whilst In this coudl.
ton she commenced taking your KoskOo-it
acted like charm on her; Under It's use The ulcers
gradually healed, and her general hsqlH greatly
tMpT0red. 1t certainly saved her much suffering,
and perhaps her life. ] regard KOskoO II Et'Gc5Fc
cured my wife OF dyspepsia, from which she suf-
ferod greatly. Sic Is tOt0 IN better heG!Lh dH &t6
has been In IRE years.
Go With tho highest regards, ..
lam gratefully yours, &C.,
.h A. W. MILLS.
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TwENTY.oxE millions Of dollars are cx-
pended annually by the drinkers Of niger
beer in the United States for their bev-
erape lHia 4 THE5h ,
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A YOUNG man at Cincinnati recently, so
Carelcssly opened bottle Of soda water,
that he blew his eye out, 5al I.f-a FIl.
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FROM DIR. LLOYD PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
= -. PRACTICE, . =
GREAT BmDuE, Va, October s, 1860.

GREAT BRlDaE, Va, October s, 1860.
]. J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D.-DCAr Sir: chOorfully
endorse eOur KOskoo aa being q most valuable
preparation. Upon examination OF the formula,
md each ingredient highly cxtollCd by our best
and most progressive clinical investigators. !
have tested It's effects In my own practice, and
nave no hesitation In recommending 1t, In my
opinion, 1t is the best compound Of It's class ever
put before tho understanding by far all the
vented, Its q decided Nerve Tonic, and lnvig.
orator Of tho animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should be the basis OF treatment IN
all chronic diseases. Hoping you will reap inc
reward you deserve nom the public us Dehc'a''
CHARLES LLOYD, N. D.
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Mrs. REREccA HGRnE6 DASI1s writes
some Of the editorials Of the New York
Tribune. a \.
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Read the following from Mr.. WombC, prom
inent Hardware Merchant Of this city:

No. 10 MARKET sQUAnE, NORFOLK, Va,
.... ... October 10, 1863.
On. LAwRENCE-Dear Sir: To the large mum.
Der Of testimonials which you offer Of the great
efficacy Of your KoskOO, take pleasure in &1dlng
ity, Headache, Loss Of Appetite, &C. Two bot
ties of KoskOo restored me TO health.
Yours truly, j. q. WCAbLE'
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor Dlnwiddio
Street Methodist Church. .......
PoRrsNoUTH, VA, October ., 1869.
This Ia to certify that know DR.. Lawrence
we'll lie IA 4 gentleman Of cultivation, and wor-
thYof the fullest confidence. l have used his
KoskOo with advantage to myself, and have adopt
cd 10 tlse in my family In cases OF nervous dcbl
ity and depression. Wv " oup1or,,N
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Red Cloud in New York.

A MOODY SPELL.
Red Cloud and his braves were some
what dOwnCast on leaving Washington,
and the contemplation of the scenery on
their route of travel did not serve TO give
them moro agreeable temper. Red
Clouds views of the Indian question at
Washington arc summed up in two words
-"big talk" and therefore he was not
very talkativc on the way to the city, only
occasionally suffering one Of the inter-
prefers, NIr. Richards, to address u few
words to him, and even in reply he was
extremely mOnosyllabic. When the par
ty alighted ut Jersey City ferry the hack;
men gathered around Red Cloud, talked
at him, shook their whips at him, yet he
was as calm as u stoical abOrigine usually
is. On General Smith releasing Red
Cloud from the opportunities ofthc coach.
men, the "big injun" grtlfed himself
with an ugh, and the party entered o
DOdds Express coach, and were driven to
the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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RED CLOUDS DIspLEAsURE.

Mr.. John Richards, the interpreter Of
the party, states that Red Cloud and the
other Indians are very much dissatisfied
and angry with tho administration, and
claims that the representations made to
them before going 10 Washington have
not been carried out, and do not seem
likly to be. "The administration" Red
Cloud say, "has given stock, horses,
and ammunition to Spotted Tail; why do
they not give them to nc? lam asgreat
us Spotted Talk why do they not treat me
the same? l came for peAcC-they want
me TO stNve or go to war; why don't
they give me the same as Spotted Tail
They give Spotted Tail fair Traders, who
give full mcasurc-they give me none;
why don't they give me as fair men rs
thCy scnd 10 Spotted TMlY '''.'I I'd.
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Member Of tho Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon
DON Graduate OF one Of tho most eminent Col
leges in the United States and the greater part
OfWhosC life has been spent in tho hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, hSa
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, baShful
ness with frequent bluShing, attended some
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured i'm
mRdlatplY .. "'TI H-. U4E ...H
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad Co,
MHEELIN0, Jnne ", IblI

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
i run by the following schedule on and ailer
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Rnmininnences OF. 1903.

A correspondent Of the Petersburg
Timer, who signs himself "Rad" INDUCES
thnan
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scnce Of Muscular Efficiency, Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia, EmaciAtiOn, Low Spirits, Di50rganl.
zltIon or Paralysis Of tho Organs OF Generation,
Palpitntion OF the Heart, and IN fact, all the
concOmltAntS Of a Nervous and DebllitAtcd state
OF tho system. To insure the genuine, cut this
out Ask for HELMBoLD'S. Take no other Sold
by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Price
cred 70 any address. Describe symptoms In all
communications. Address II. 7. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 59t Broadway,
NY. ----
None arc genuine unless done up In steel On
EES1ySa NESPPeF, WIZ a'S SSi''H'.' o' H'' NHS
Iue6-coddGeOww II, T. UELMBOLD.
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CInGNONs AND ANNIVERSARIES.

The squaw who was the subject OF this
remark had her long black hair arranged
in coil, and carried large market.bas-
kct in her hand. The crowd around the
the Indians becoming too pressing, they
were removed 10 the wash.room of the
hotel, and made their additions while
General Smith registered their names at
the clerks Office. General Smith was as
signed Room 800, and the Indians were
distributed in the rooms OH the same cor
roidcr Of the hotel. Sitting Bear grew
insubordinatc and refused to enter his
room, saying he would rest in the passage
way, and there he rested
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RIDING UP BROADWAY,

Twenty-ninc OF them in one coach,
with their blankets and arrows and buff
falo robes, drove up Broadway. The
pedestrians on the great thOroughtare
gazed in surprise ut the sandwiched
fathers OF the country. The numbering
vehicle rolled up Broadway, and the In
dams famed themselves in maddening
manner. Red Dog had a fan as large as a
tca-tray, with which he "shoo-ed" the
Broadway flies. Red Fly WINS remOrse-
less in his treatment Of the insect race.
The lady passengers in the Broadway
stage admired the Indian chiefs; the In.
dian chiefs cast shcep's-cyes at them, and
symptoms of jealous hatred of Eastern
customs and manners were visible In
the eyes of the squaws as they slipped
out OF the coach at the st, Nicholas Hotel,
where the party put up.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-27
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
Armada, Psiuc.h, Arlington, Columbus
M Wisks, 80 Belle Lee, 1t Louis.
h IIiais, louisville, Bee,
stGr'y. ws,s Ii,er rTy .sI .,, N..A''i''
DEPARTURES.
H H.. IT,. ss ae... HH fyj9ssSsa; ss 5, Luu
kc"s,. Louisville cay ofc"'Io'
Tho weather continues cloudy and damp
with temperature of 7o'
The river has fallen three inches since
last report.
The Mssis.ippi aud tribu,arie, above
81. Louis continue falling.
The Ohio also continues TO decline its
whole length, with 10 inches in the chan
mel {, Pi,tsburg and on the falls At Louis.
willie, and ~ inches between Louisvi!ls
and Evansville, and three fee, from Evans
vile TO Cairo.
Business here continues good.
The Bee and barse' are receiving 400
tons here FOR NO
Tho Mngen,s i. receiving, and will OBJ
tain full .Oad here.
The Armada brought out Ia cases han
dies for reshipment up tho limo Of the !. q.
L. r. ESQ pkg, wagon sma.erial for 81.
Louis, 80 ditto, 775 bbls -four, hhds tobsc-
co, : crates cabbage for::re'hipmsnt south.
The sam j. HAls rs,hips 900 toss here
for the South in the Magen,s, and will lay
nm a Ali. mort In await She coarse Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-27

tbs Mechanics Boarding house, corner
Vt Third and Commercial, is constantly
growing in popularity Mat Burns, tho
Propristos, 10 sxsrting hi~sslf 10 de'ssTs
public patronage, and hid shorn are being
handsomely vswsrde1 His bosrdsvs al
ways wear . pleasant face when they come
from, ther meals, because h. feeds them
we'll. His rooms are fuPnishsd il first rate
aylei the house 10 lighted with ga, snd
tho bur is supplied with rs hpsliquors A.
can be found in Cairo. The Aeusc is 81
wev epen, nighteud dsy fyths reception
Of guests and the Transaction OF business
and everybody 10 kindly received aud hos.
pitably entertained. Boarding, and lodg'
ing Ave dollars per week, or one dollar pei
day, sep OF
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-27

SYMPATHY for the French Republic,
| and material aid for the sick and wounded
| soldiers, who arc now in need of assistance
In that country.
A preliminary meeting for the above
purpose WAS held in the Hiberninn Engine
House on Sunday evening last, At which
= committee composed Of eight persons,
were appointed to make arrangement. for
. general denomination, to be held rs soon
rs possible, and n the most appropriate
place, TO raise funds to be forwarded 70 the
sufferers who 30 much deserve American
sympathy.
The following are tho nance Of the com
mittse;
For The First ward, Rober, Smy,h and
John Howley.
For the Second ward. DR.. J. Hoanard
and John Hylsnd.
For the Third ward. u. Nc Mannus and
Dennis Cody.
For the Fourth ward Patrick Burke and
Richard Fitzgerald.
The members of tho committee are re-
q,ested to meo, this evening at the Hiber.
MAN Engine House, for business.
,ep,?7-lt y. VINCENT, Chairman.
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will no. be subjected 10 such degrading com.
petition. Tho negro produces nowealth
TOR himsclf or anybody else and their
pres ncc N Cairo has had nm cfFec, that
no man, whether he be Democrat or Rad
lcal, can al to dGplorc. Every white tax
payer Of Cairo, who owns . comfortablc
Homestead pays moro ,aXes mo your
county and schoyl trcasu'irs than
ali tho 400 ncgroes OF Cairo
combined yet, If Alexander county should
pass into Radical infringement the negroes
will bo the balance Of power control
ling element. 1t will be for them to levy
taxes and erpsnd them, and 10 manage tho
affairs Of the county, towards the support
Of which the whole mass Of them do not
contribute ffy dollars VIII entsrpri,.
ing white men invest capital in town,
where irresponsible non-tsI-psyisg
negroes, hold the balance Of power. l
need no, answer the question, FOR to my
own personal knowledge the mere probabl.
ity of such q condition Of affairs has
deferred several persons Of means and en-.
ergy, from investing in our property and
locating in our midst"
From this subject Mr. Morgan passed to
tho announced object OF the meeting, and
urged the formation a large, enthusiastic
and earncs. working club. Everybody
was invited to join who desired the over
throw Of the Radical party, which had
been false TO its pledges, false to the pso-
pie, aid which had become the corruptest
political organization that ever had exis-
lance in this or any other country on the
face Of tn globe.
now THEY wERE RECEIVED.
The speeches OF Mssrs. Green
and Morgan had splendid effect, and
called out repeated and unmistaksble
manifestations Of approval.
SPEECH OF uOS. u. W. wBBB.
The Hon. II. W. Webb was called upon,
and said that he had accepted tho nomina-
ton If the Democratic party for the Log
stature because IL had bcsn unanimously
rendered. lie did not seek the Office, and
was In hope the choice would fall upon
some other man. His party had. However,
in times past, given him,cver! Office no had
asked for, and when, in unanimous voice
the County Convention had asked him to
run for tho Legislature, no did not feel .,
liberty 70 decline. There was certainly no
money Ia the Office, in fact il invol we'd
upon the incumben, y pocuniAry sacrifice. |
II bo should Be defeated and although hs
there was no danger, IL the
performed their duty be would
lose no more than any other Democrat. |
II he should 10 elected, he would serve his !
TO the bcs, Of his ability, and
have the satisfaction OF voting for tho
Hon. Samuel 8. Marshsii or some other
good Democrat, 70 succeed the diss
pated Richard Ya,es in the United States
Senate. With these remarks, VIII ich were
listened TO with the t,ic,es, attention |
Mr.. Webb closed, and the meeting sd-
journed, every Democrat in attendance
feeling inspired with increased real, and |
a new born determination to go in to
win"
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FnyEK AND AGuE ToSIC-Our readers
win bear evidence that we never, in our
columns recommend any article unless !,
possesses undoub,ed merit, but Va do adj
wise oil who require u tonic stimulant To
give the Home Stomach Bitters fair trial.
They arc Endorsed by physicians here and
abroad, s'being superior to any othen, Who
prescribe them in their practice rs y recu-
perant and invigorator Of great benefit to
tho invalid, the convslescent and the we'll.
They are . certain preventive and euro for
fever and sgue, and We advise all of our
readers who are suffering from any Of the
mslArial diseases Incident to this section IT,
try Q fow bottles Of the Home Bitters.
We have never known any b.ters to 10 ~
universally endorsed by tho boat phi. 81
cia.s. sep 81 d&wlt
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Ihe 8ul1etin.
"sH'g " Tx glTy

LocH. BgEyiT3Ee.--Our Israclit
'rcnda arc celebrating ,hc Jcwi-h nov
y"Gs.
Mr.. Michael Mccarthy dropped his
pocket book, containing $4,000 on the
sidewalk, last night, and failing to find II
during The night had about made up his
mind that il had fallen into dishonest
hands, and would never be restored to hin
him. A little search this morning, how
ever, disclosed tho missing wallet, laying
under tho edge Of the sidewalk, is CON
fonts undisturbod.
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GEssRAL w. b. ASDERsoS entered tn
Federal army US Lieutenant Colonel OF IN
Goth Illinois volunteers, IN the year $50!
ue was, shortly afterwards, for his vaorou'
conduct on the battle fold promoted to
the position Of Colonel. He passed
through tho memorable campaign with
General Sherman, wa NJ the fall Of At.
lintn, md At Columbia South Carolina,
was promoted TO a Brigadicr Gsn"ralship.
The editor Of the Cairo SIN having as-
prted that General Anderson il al obscure
individual OF whom nothing Is known, and
that he received his title of Genera, for hi.
eminent services ~ home during the war
we ask him, a. an act Of simple justice
TO "a brave and deserving man, 10 give the
above paragraph place in his columns.
Tn1GxnNAy BALL LAsT NrGnr.-Such
reunions hs that held in Sch.cl', hall, last
night for the benefit Of the German school,
are, like angels vi,i,s few and far between.
There wssa goodly crowd present, and
from tho frat sound o: the violin 10 the
concluding march, all went inerriy as IA
marriage bell. The participants ar" unan.
imous In tho conclusion tina, I. was tho
most agreeable best conducted ynd pleas
ant occasion of the kind, they ever attend.
Cd Ia Cairo. Ina pecunisry point OF view
u WAS also a success, and no person contri-
bltcl moro 20 make it 80, than the Ne..r.:
Wis,ig', who, in 'piri, of libsrali,y dc.
serving of all praise furnished the music
free Of charge.
We have been requested by the managers
OF hebsli, a. veil rs by she Trustees ofthe
German School to tender 90 Mos.rs. Wit.
tig's On expression Of thanks in whish all
Gsrms, and other citizens interested in
the success Of the School, will cheerfully
Join. Their exceeding kinane.. and liber.
slity will DC gratefully remembered and
will prove in time a. "brcad cas-, upon the
wAter.'
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

,,,.,.c..n,
lAdonrncn JOINT N'o''' ''tho '''y 'ounc"I
Cairo H., SCOT % 1910
Present, Councilman AFTER, Barclay
Branklc, Klcb, Meyer, Mckee, Mcnoel
OCallahan, Waldcr, Wintcr-lo. 49,,
His Hon the Mayor being absent Alder
nun Mchee TOOK tho ch"'f Us ""!o' P''
'eEri ho h,.-J
lherc Dcihg quorum present .lc .oa'
proceeded 10 inc transscuon o, ous' 'i.
communication rom Mcssrs. =. Iu'o"
sons, In RELATION 10 running u. ny
Oh nogs WAS presented ""u fc'errcd W WV
'o,,ih,.see on PoiIcc'
ID! M. barclay
Cane, Sep ~, 1870
10 .he Hon. Mayor aud CITY Council OF the City
'-"o'
-FOUR speciai..co''Ihl'lee 70 .ovse assess.
msht Dog ieaVe 70 report ,n"' 'hey hs,'
completed their isooIs, anu hsfoWith sup
mt the revised assessment complete, WIN
the exception OF tneohio i'evee rom is nd
70 Atm street. IL Is assessed al $i'ooVo.
Tho owners claim that ~ should DO only
Soooo; ana we SUNNI 'hia aPpsai 'Cr your
decision. Inc tothi assessment, eAeiuoihB
the Levee Is S2,Ssi,o'o.
Respectfully suom,i.teu,
=. W nAhShh''
H. $3.50 NE Ln
~ 49,, ~ En-,
po,or, rooo;vod .ni cn,n,n;,,oo ais
charged
Councilman .Jorpen,en .ppe.rea and
,ook hi, soat
a motion 'nen Pre'a'iea Una, 'he ,ouh-
u. P,Vceeu W anA p'oft. uS on "
eb'
oul.,ae oi I've s'rcet Ts'xesn ps,s W;
ana ''e'gn' uepou o' ,,,noC .n,i'. i.sn.
a.h nua sn ,nS oHtnu ,," sP oon
oasn anu w! p .Jpo;s.'on, , ,h SoUi
uPWs' ' u,. ~ noy y, '.o Ioun
aSh.,. ur n,o,inn ~ AGO.. ali ,ha,ss,
NheIeuPo"" "'''o' 'o"ssesS ss'o ""nf' NJ
so,ooo was inade ana voted GOWN oy
uhahimous vote VIZ
Aycs--None.
NaysrH.
Mf winter theh moved 70 msess sau
sl'P OF isha' knoNn s.ne WHAT ,sy,nS
street, AZ Az 900 which motion was Noe.
h,. A I5.,m.n Wn,d.I Io,uo;,m.,
Jorgenscn then moved rs an amendment,
that said assessment b. mado vi $40, 900 In
lieu Of $4,000. Carried.
rug ao's s'n '"s" oe'us su"', '.1 wa.
and nnvs were called with the following
,nsnl,.'
Ayes-BarclAy and JOYgensen-3.
HNo'
Mcn.e nenas'' o|"'Ansn' "a'ae'
.,,.,
At Az 600 Was then put and carried Ly the
faliowinu vota viz.
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SsiFoi sept. ~ 1871.
Rssolsed, by the city council Of the City
Of Cairo, Convesred in joint session, hat
the Assessment list now before the Council
be, and the same are hereby approved aud
that the said list be tilsd in tho city clerk 5
office.
Resolved, That taxes levied on the prop
erty thus assessed, for taxation, shall he NJ
the rate Of three ifths Of ono per cehtum
upon the assessed value thereof to raise the
General Fund, a. provided by Section l,
Article I, OF tho Charter, one-haf of one
per centum on the assessed value thereof,
to raise the general in,erest fund MS pro.
yided in said section and article and two
ilfth's OF one per centum ON the assesscd
value thereof, to raise a special tax TO pay
interest upon bonds issued 10 Fox, Howard
l. Co, ~ provided for in section twenty
eight Of the amendment Ia the city charter,
approved February 10th, lsG9.
Resoised, that the City Clerk DO and he
Is hereby instructed TO prepare u proper
warrant, authorizing the Collector To col
lect tho taxes ~ aforesaid, and when pre-
pared tho proper officers of the city, arc
hereby Instructed and authorized TO sign
seal and deliver the same in sceordanc.
with the charter and ordinances VI TIE city.
By alderman Mckee
CAIRO sept %. 1870.
WHRgIAs, IL is provided by law that all
taxation shall be equal, and
WHKREAs, many property owncrs al tho
city of Cairo have paid their full assu.-
ments levied against their property for
street flling heretofore done by Fox, How
ard 4 Co., and are now called upon TO pay
interest upol the amount due by Others 10
the add Foy, Howard \ Co, and unless
some relief 10 afforded, may possibly ba
'c,n psllsd 70 asset IN ths payment OF tho
principal OF that amount all " which is
manifestly unjust and unequal, therefore,
~ Hssot 90, 81 the CITY eoupsitof Cairo, IN
Joint session, that the ordinance coInnittes
are hereby instructed to frame 81 ordi.
nance exsmpting from tho psymsst VI al
interest or principal Of the smouht now or
hereafter due 10 Fog, Howard + Co., for
street hlling, al property upon which thu
full sssessMonts heretofore made have
been paid, and providing, slso, that sll
property owners, sssinst Whose property
~ isssssmsnt has herstpfoys been made
for street filing under tho contract with
Fox, Howard x Co, but which ssssssp,enl
has not been paid, may avail themsstyS q
the exemption contemplated o. above, By
the payment, Al any time, TO the city
Treasurer, ofthe amount % assessed sgsins
their property the said amount to be pale
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-27

W. hallr ivi ciss - ~
BY Mr.. AFTER.
Resolved. That the Street Commit,e be
ara they are hereby authorized 10 employ
such assistance in carrying out the rcso.
luton of the City Council in reference to
the repairs and reconstruction OF sidewalks
US In their opinion may be necessary, the
compensation for whatever services may
be rendered 10 be as.essod upon and col.
lected from the property benefited by the
repair and reconstruction OF said sidewalks
An the other cost Of the same. Adopted.
by Mr.. After.
Resolved Tim. the fine assessed by
Frcdoline Bross April ll,h 1870 against
7. OCallahan be hereby RENTED.
Adopted.
by Mr.. Barclay
Resotred, That the finance committee be
and they are hereby authorized and en-
powered 20 engage tho services of some
competent person TO ut once complete tho
tax books ready for the collection Of u Kos
upon tho most reasonable terms they can
make.
Adopted. ff.f... "
Council then Adjourned.
JOHN BROWN, City Clork.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-27

An ounce Of preventive Ia wo~th pound
Of cure. To prevent chills and fover
take Simmons Livea Regulator.
Sept?Gd&whw