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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

OyrrcE No iJ5 BROADWAY, SESioRK, July u lo'O.
The Directors this Company have this day dechrd 'h
Al nypFSp ofPIvB PER CENT payable demand They have
ppsoIyEp A, authorized by Of e Legislature TO IN
ers. the Capital by the distribution among the %
700 90 in new stock the rate Of OSB share Tor every 0
.bare, this day standing in the name % eseh socshoet
'N"'' WIZ j. H. wAsHBURS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13

ss M Bells are Striving Deavsrs Virginia and MARYLAND
s 'sS PP "a oT;s v r SGi s s s6'
S55 s sod SI SS Sss = S Ss*s 60
S S%:a crates go % PsT; snail o''e sSS 90
Ay5s'ts ) Sf ic 6Ri S SS S GOA 10 90
B.%ssss oonot e Is . = Ai FI. ; q
E Il, rs rs fSi:, E birds: s
, e1sssy's st G. crate ga Il 5o ' na,rn
r demand for stse sppes dried fru, trade Is dull with
some rhss WIS o SSSa scarcely Gs e &C. New Ssibr
sp msde their appearance in Baltimore and VIII 'Soo
h es S state apples elc 10 bbi Western at s. eS
sa Sg halves a I with few single b6l~ eaekeee at S We
.,...n 8 c 9ssl1ss'' Gs az
sou9eu a x Pesa1is-S Csrons 2sq 80
r ~ a. SeR%SS S SoSa % %
81 vir,hia prime, II c ID al So
Bhcibnc'''.'''''''' T I1 '''-'
,,. s h.le. shipments ii2 cool and SO hs oh trash
coo-g extracts Transactions are still hight but ne
rn g Ss strength al me- in f aSpS from va Ts Toars fr
io 800 ne Oh inst; IN
What the great conf s Sne o Of des isI' Rs PsRi S
Of 1905 l2cgtae,, Of Sos 5000 bales lS ths county
i p country 1897 estimated at 70 600 bales Ine con,
SUMPTION Of e Inel safe s l Men ne yH wiz he say
as GS b aid TO hs The stock nov on hand $3.50 oses s d
We have 5 bse. ss tla the requirements Of own brewers
Ih sos k Win he used hy wes before appear We do not
iTe these figures but have doubt that the parties who gave
. a. follows: unayoahe; Belgium uniayors5ei
ish PsIs les 50 than heard uske, remains with
1t excitement brewers buy only 70 supply nece ties ana tsa
Srr readily spectators but buyers do not freely meet
W are % bales dn state sc bales for which l7c IS
refused; bales expected to sell before night At e Il oae S isif
bales rel Mcigan than previous o8er II bales
Oh Michigan &c There demand for hops to ship east
s's Choice New p fso a., Es,tsrn new .....'''. as
commea to Prime gi3 earrings
Wisconsin. ........'''''. az
shipments for last week COZ boxes bacon bb and beef and
SET t sls = g. sood'i!als lamb. prime S2s
y
N1on prime carcases.. PORK City dressed wes;ernlll a9
POULTRY, LIVE.
m 5si. .s fi pigeon. ,o At y bot choice birds Il 50
PER doI woocock ya tie supply large or small but sell at Sc
Yor. ducks n. J, p pair 81 ooa 81 %
E'.'ss. i3s q o2 Jst., T':. Sc
'i sSsas n J. 81 ooas1 Western. i5S %
SnAl.'.''''''''', "G 90
P.,os, arrive freely mostly from Long Island and Early
leland have appeared in market with the fTsi Lima beans ever
ve fgm south CaTohns Virginia O9on don 'e even az ~ p
Ssoa: Br per- 55 s6S % Corn Burlington lOO 81
49, . P Ps,.. 4 l. blu. 81 %
F FsSo loo strings. So@ S % e Soea Va j. CSS
r ss nss Sc.: SSs 90 saai1s L. T. G sSS 50
Tstes Norf,It 5Oa 90 atefn elons 100 800. IS
ssiL L. S i5o.... Goa 90 ''''"'
sUNDRIEs.
At new honey received and dealers talk Of trying Sc
DE- o7cung price for pure clover in small boxes. We quote
G5erP es pare: Is 80 Hea............ 10 i
To- 5..:......... 80 al % vaegaT Pure Cider -. ..
wI.5 80 az % Manufactured ..~. Is Is
i' New rae se SS 5.. 60 IS Mn g OF caa2 Is az Is
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

"a NOM IfteT. TtSs.ls, ana If1IToIdN
jury bales Cotton Ashes pigs BeesWax HSV
Floor l2185 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn "a O5 bush oats
2as Iu N Barley Y bush Beans, 275 bags Corn Meal
629 bbls Spirits Turpenine 65s 6bs Resin I4
pigs Meats pkgs. Lard l67 pigs stearn ~ pkg Butter
1855 Cbe as bhl Eggs 10 pkg. Islo" 20 6bls boTl ~
pho. Cake Copper. "a cakes Copper IOJ dds
@bg 7 tales Wool bales Hope $3.50 sides Leather l4lO
100 pkgs Tobacco 1874 pkgs Rice J'J bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13

Peaches - W Fruits AND NuTS-DRIED. .
~ a,,S for state Aprles dried fruit trade Is dull with
Save rbes We noticed POOR sample Of new Souhdred
some % MIR 3D. which would scarcely sell AZ &C. New bsekbtr
apples have made appearance Baltimore and VIII soon
es ana A. b held At zoe in baltimore We note very EW
b. ee m n state apples at SIC; 10 bbS Western al 9i Lho
sse VI 81 pesehes-a there the marke-at nc 'o
hsd su9 ~ c with few single bbl baekberes at Sc We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13

,nco Most are from Virginia and Delaware Win rev S
~ iev Bells arriving om Delaware Virginia ana ,naS
~ ne cherries Morelos Curants very pehH.
Nc, T s an In good supply lower. few goosebSrnes sc
aud green small sorts sell $685. with th ss %"
this State We quot.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the

Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of the City o. sew-fort
iie 't he coa:trUega Railroad "a
.s AP 70 s 4sy i PS s6 sSHS PsTa s
highest bidder for the the right privilege and franchise
SoS .s By 9%' Sss5 an. and G to
for compensation trough pom and along The ioSIg streets OF
Hudson tie foot Of One hundred and
tscI to ManhaAns thence through and along MnhataRs with
a aSns on 1aS Sand va E,i
Harlem River also from & tct 10 n. Harlem
Bds also from Tave thence through and ,oTg 0nehnn
@ se al s nterssoon
meme teu Of ssd together with
turnou; and switches for The proper WORKING and somSs
completed within two years from the passage OF SAD
y,n9 ss .. iast :. a be opened and paved
he OarT manner auction and the corporation
who shall Ofe into The city treA,n ID. sg, '9 81 mIty m
Be entitled such grant and are 40
pIorisops Of tie sad act sucl riets te
sl .% Sn boG nS De MaoI CTmona q @
City NegYGrk s san 81 Two npsi g 'Oa b @omPosr
city conditioned that the corporation RECEIVING ueh Ger
same With the requisite 6uaber Of except Tenth
ave aforesaid but should he they be restrained or prevented n h
legal from % Snt s se or sen TO be part
oners Of e sinking authorized and the @ TO REJECT
snT bid Il in their judgment the interest Of hs city nat they
should do So and franchise for sale again copy Of ne set
under which this sale 70 be m"s can be procured
A 9HKh5 b. h1 cEdass aSiffi Comptroller
JOHN j: BRADLEY I1lit Chamberlain
JOIN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
NICHOLAS HAUGIITON, Chairman Finance
Committee BoGrd Of Assistant Aldermen
Commissioners OF tie sinking fund-
OFFICE of THE CLINTON FIRE lNSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY No 1856 BroadwayAthe annual Election
Director. this Company held this day the ioo"hB gentlemen
"eIc uA-AH ttpiSCUAN TOWSSESD JACOB VAN WAGENBN,
CHAS X. SWORDS JOHN r. w lLhlN,
D. HENRY HAIGHT PRESTON d. hOD"hSi
AMOS X FNO WALTER BARNES
IOJJN WATSON HENRY COFFIN.
WILL d. GRIFFIN,
noE AI,oNZO CISHMAN CHARLES H. ISHAM,
i,RIAU SMITH WILLIAM PALEN,
SyIVESTFR l. NJ WARD JAMES b. AMES, JR,
JoIiS SCOTT BOYD EGBERT A CLARK.
ISRAEL CORSE
meeting Of the Board MI JAMES D. AAiio Jr
was unanimously reelected President York, June oo
JOHN BARRY, Secretary
EOR SALE-On reasonable terms,
$4,000 ALABAMA STATE PER CENT BONDS,
Apply to
GEORGE oPDYKE Co.,
Bankers, Is Eassau-st
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ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

Fer ne tceek eadRg july Il.
Las been dull during the week although few large sales
The Of a kinds is good excepting and
limited There has been slight decline
prices Frghts remain unchanged and follows; To New
NOrg oh and MdOwn ~ sos TO bridgeport ana
Newsveu Hartford and Providence 49, to Boston - S
Collectors Office during the week were Via bne
Canal l56.5g17 lumber LII NJ shingles $4,000 pounds Of
saves; via Chsmpan 1901 J3 feet Of lumber The following
The ruling prices at the principal yards; 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13
HIN BONNER & Co,


BARNARD COPPER Goa special meeting
I'D Stockholders will be held at No 81 Broadway Room H.
WEDNESDAY 2Oth inst O'clock for alteration Of the by
laws and other business Of importance
Transfers may be made at 40. % Corandts, Room No
EDWARD NJ. JOHNSON Secretary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

a PARAGRAPH recently published in q
st. LOUIS paper concerning the death Of
| an old German, named Charles Rhodorick,
calls TO the mind of an old resident Of this
vicinity, the following facts
About the year 1870 Mr.. Rhoderick
reach Cairo, on his way TO New Orleans !;
but learning that tho yellow fever was rag
Ing in tho South, he concluded 10 go no
further. Being u carpenter by trade, he
secured employment from Mr.. Richard
Mcdonald, who was then engaged in tho
erection OF number Of buildings for the
Cairo company. lie assisted in the cree
ton Of tho IIolbrook house, tho big ear
, pcntcr shop and foundery, remaining here
until the summer of 1871, when lac went
60 ~. Louis, whore hc located, lie left his
family near Baltimore, Maryland; aud,
after reaching It. Louis, wrote for then.
to come on. lie received no tidIngS from
them After the lapse of several weeks
he wrote again; but receiving no answer,
finally wrote To an acquaintance requesting
information, aud then learned that h,, FAM
ily had left tie neighborhood but 10 ono
knew whittier they had gone,
Although greatly troubled in mind, he
devoted himself to his trade and in the
course of n year or Two accumn'
lated several hundred dollars, with which
h. started ont In search of she truants, Al
ter years fruitless search he returned to
st. Louis, and again devoted himself 10
his trade, a fow years afterwards he
mado second search, passing through
Canada, northern New York, Maryland
and Virginia, returning after the lapse OF
six months, in II state OF mind bordering
on distraction, Nowhere could he obtain
the least trace of his family; and The coli
vioton was now fixed upon his separation
from them WAS final. HIS worst iears were
realized. The ensuing twen'y-'N years
brought him no tiding' of the missing ones
and few days ago he was found dead III
his hut in the vicinity of st. Louis where
he died Of pulmonary he'norrhage'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

CAPTAIN DExTxR ON DECK AGAIN.
We are pleased TO learn that that veteran
steamboatman and clever gentleman, Cap
tain Dexter, has effected q purchase Of the
steamer Arkansas Belle, and will soon DO
"himself again in the Cairo and Evans
willie trade. The price paid is said to DO
&t5,o0 and the boat is described to DO
just such Graf. as ought to succeed tho
City Of Evansville.
There is tho "get-up' of n dozen ordin-
AIRY individuals in Captain Dexter, and as
obliging as no is determined and ontcrpris-
ing, 1t is not to be wondered at that he 10
universally popular in his old trade. lilo
has served the Cairo and Evansville trade
long, faithfully and most acccptsbly, and
We hear Of his purpose to "ncver give 1t
up so" with unfcigned pleasure.
With Pennington and Laughlin to pre-
side at the desk and Dexter on the roof, the
Arkansas Belle is destined to become de-
cdedly popular; and If there is any
money N the trade she is just as certain 10
get largo share Of it US she Is TO make mn
effort to do so. Success to hcr-b.g
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

VIZ regret to loarn that Dan Able, the
cumbcrs levee lot near l4th street, be-
came involved, with others in that "unfor-
tunate' Paschnl House Gift Enterprise
Tho u. s. District Attorney entered suit
against him and other originators Of tho
scheme for the tax on the tickets sold and
penalty for non-payment. At recent
term ofthe U. s. District court judgment
was rendered against tho defendants for
$4,000, being within 5 900 of the amount
claimed. Tho best legal talent of st.
Louis was employed on the side of tho de-
PENDANTS at an expense of not less, certain
ly, than $1,000.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

Mrs. HAND, stout English woman in
stituted complaint before Squire Shanne.sy
this morning against one Martin Powers,
for this that the said Powers In company
with others, whom she did not recognize,
came 10 her house on Thirteenth street,
about IL o'clock last night, and demanded
sdmittancc. Shc refused 10 admit them,
whereupon Powers smashed in the door
and window and entered the room. Mrs.
Hano, anticipating trouble, had provided
herself with revolver, and fired one shot
ct her disturbers, but without any other
effect than 10 cause Powers TO chase her
out Of the house into the back yard.
Powers entered an appearance before
tho squire about 10 o'clock this morning,
and BY unimpcachablc testimony proved
an alibi--that no went to bed 1t his board
ing house at o o'clock last night, and re-
mainod thore until breakfast time this
morning. On such testimony the defend
ant was acquitted, Of course.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

Thu City Of Chester, here Saturda y,
brought up $50 bales Of cotton, and the
Arlington 10, all Of which went forward
by railroad within a few hours after its
arrival.
Tho steamer Julia, here yesterday,
brought up about 500 bales which went
forward with equal dispatch, remaining no
longer than the time involved in its re-
moval from boat 10 cars.
The National aud Blue lines Of trans.
portation furnish facilities that can scarce.
iy be overtaxea, and the ehcapncss of their
rates and tho success attending their man.
sgcmont must, rs they become better
known, largely increase tho business,
which Is already immense.
Mr.. J. A. Jones, agent of the National
Line, has sn Office In tho depot Of the H.
linois Central railroad, and 10 n gentleman
emincLtly we'll qualified for the trus. re.
posed in him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

The contract Tor Cling the cavity in
the street, exposed by the renewal of tho
market house. has been let to Mr.. William
Daily.
Tailor MeIIalo has his calabooso gang
pumping the water from the cis,erns this
morning, preparatory to the repairs or
dored by the city council For this pur.
pose he he had in use the hose and little
engEo Of the IIibcrnian fire company.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

THE splendid run of custom enjoyed
by Mcssrs. Goldstine Il Rosenwater, 1873
Commercial avenue, Il due to the fact that
they keep exactly what tho trade demands,
and sell everything at tho lowest possible
figures. Their Winter supply of ladies
dress goods, Irish poplins, mcrinos, lustrcs,
alpscas; mink and other iurs, bleach and
brown sheetings and domcs,ic., IS unusu-
ally full, attractive, and will be sold at
lower prices than like goods have boon Of
fcrcd during tho season.
They desire to call especial attention to
their stock of clothing, large addition to
which was received this day
Everv article Is of the best
make, and the variety is so general
that no one can fail 20 suit himself alike
In style, quality Of goods and price.
A largo stock of white, colorei and vari-
egatcd yarns are Offered ut greatly reduced
prices. In short, for anything in the dry
goods and clothing limo 1t will pay to go
directly TO Goldstinc Il Roscnwstcr, rs they
arc in u condition to serve customers with
anything in that line in the most sa,isf.c-
tory manner. del2d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

FAST DRIvING.-A negro man named
Solomon Nichols was arrested, to-day BY
policeman Sheehsn, for fast diving
Nichols was crewding his span Of horses
along At tho rae Of ten or fifteen miles IN
hour, utterly reckless Of consequences 30
pedestrians, when no was notified 10 hold
up and visit Squire Shsnnessy. A AAe Of
five dollars and costs was imposed, which
We hope will prove usefsi lesson " Mr..
Nichols aud u warning to al others who
may feel disposed to indulge in fast driv-
ing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

The ATHeSgUM To NI0ur,-Bart ~
Ridgway's carnival of novelties will bd
displaye, in the Atheneum tonight rain
or shine. The world-renownei Prof, De-
Caux, ilusionist and vcntrloquist, the man
with the talking and singing hand, will
exhibit his budget of ventriloquial and
iegerdcmanic wonders, and Mr.. w. G..
Ware will be on hand with his Royal
Marionctto troupe, which, in the language
of the circular, "embraces II necromantic
theatrum of twenty-five apparently anima'
ted autonatons.'
The proprictors will distribute every
evening, one hundred valuable presents,
consisting ola great variety of useful and
ornamental articles, such rs French china
tea sets, gold and silver watches, plated
Tea aud table spoons, groceries, fancy goods,
etc.
The admission Is placed ut the low price
vi 20 cents, SO that cost will BIO no obstacle
in the way Of any ono who may desire to
attend.
Soc advertisement in another column.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

A WORD To THE ELDERLY.-No body
owes to be gay. That's human nature.
Every body dstests the hair dyes and tho
Sentimental mot s-dyss." That's human ma
turs too. PHALoS's VIrALIA, OR SALIVA
rIoN FOR THE HAIR which literally re-
juvenates gray hair, 10 FREQ from Aith and
sediment which deale tho dyes and mot
a-dyes."
Sold by all druggists and fancy good
dealers. dec " dsw lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

The negro wcnch who screamed
murder" SO Justify, on Fourth strccr, Sat-
urday night had ono Of her fingers fast
cned the while, in the vico-likc jaws OF u
he negro who had called around only few
minutes before to hold "friendly coniab. .
The cruel man ground tho wench's finger
entirely OF, and "koPt tho piece" render
ing himself liable to prosecution for may
HON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any
style desired, can bc obtained, at any hour
of the day or night at Louis Heroerts
restaurant. Also oysters for sale by the
can, in any quantity desired, at tho same
price. 4
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

CHARTER OAK COOKING Stoves--snd
Evening Star heating stovcs-the best IN
uso-for sale by &. W. Henderson, 100
Commercial Avenue. SEQ advertisement.
aug20dim.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

JONI BEssoS Was found swoshing around
drunk this morning by constable Shan
messy, aud brought to account. A Gnc Of
81 aud costs was imposed upon him, which
ho will pay by few days stay in tho Gala
bose.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

TuK HALL AND SUPER WEDNESDAY
NIuur.-That the sick and wounded sol
liers Of the French army, Tor whose bene-
ata ball and supper, for Wednesday night
are announced, have n strong claim upon
our sympathies, no American citizen can
dony In the darkest days OF the Revolu-
ton tho French people came to our aid
and, whether aotuated most by love OF
tho principles for which We were contend
ing, or by hate for Great Britain the
service they rendered Us WAS most nme,y
and acceptable. The American people
may now evincs grateful memory OF that
service and at tho same time show u DO
coming sympathy for suffering and needy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

A PRooF.--Nothing Is better proof OF
tho excellence Of AN article than the FREE
quancy of limitations Of 1t. These coun-
terfeits arc the universal tribute which
worthlessness pays to merit. Tho sterling
worth and popularity of tho Charter Oak
Stove is attested by this standard.
dec ~ dsw II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

4. p. Falk having lon his room with
rent unpaid, I, shall sell At auction what
articles Of house furniture and clothing
&c, &c, he has left as pledge fer rent.
J. =. Hervey. lts
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

a Cairo Lodge No. 237 A. Y. l. A. NJ.
~A regular communication will DO
held this (Monday) evening At o'clock p
m. Mt Masonic Hall. All Master Mssons
in good standing fraternally invited to ut.
tend. L. WINSTON w. NJ.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

TESTIMONY OF PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
DR. j. 7. Baker, skillful and widely
known physician of twenty years standing
in Lancaster, Pa, gives BIS opinion of u
popular household remedy, in the follow
ing letter:
Lancaster, Pa, November -, 1SCs
DG. $. u. Hartman Il Co.--Dcar Sirs
During the past eight years have had fire.
qucnt opportunities to study the effect Of
MISHLERS HERB BITTERS tspon pei
ons suffering from Dyspepsia Loss Of Ner-
vous Energy, Sexual Weakness, Diarrhoca,
nc. Remedies were prescribed hy
other physicians according 10 tho
Homeopathic, Aliopathc and IIydrophathic
schools, and only u comparatively few per-
mancnt cures effected. On the other hand,
1 have never known the Bitters to fail pro-
ducing the desired result, and still use
them in the treatment of such complint.,
with the highest success. have no hes.
itation in saying that | consider MISU
LER'S HERB BITTERS the most ef,ica.
cious remedy ever discovered for diseases
diseases rising from adisoriercd Stomach,
Livor, Kidneys, Bowels, Lungs and Heart
Yours truly,
1T. BAKER, NJ. ID.
dec. Il cod &w lw. i. %. Box lg6
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply to tho County
Court of Alexander county at the January Term thereof
DO held tho Court House. in the City Of Cairo County
exande and State Of Illinois OF third Monday in January
towt the Sixteenth day OF January A. d. 1871 for jud
against the above mentioned lots and parts Of lots and
lands for the taxes interest and costs due thereon respectively
for the year A. d. 1870 and delinquent and for order
To sell the in satisfaction thereof and that the Fourth
Monday in January tow the twentytrd day Of January
A. d. 1871 each and every lot parts Of lots and lands for
which order Of sale be obtained will be offered for sale
public vendue at the West door of tho Court House tho
city of Cairo in tho county of Alexander and State of Illinois,
for the of interest and due thereon Parties
interested will please take notice and themselves
cordingly JOSEPH Is. TAYLOR
City Collector Of tho City of Cairo, Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

Tue eighth parlor concert will 30 held
in the St. Charles hotel, tomorrow even
ing. The programme will be entirely diff
ferent from any yet presented, and tho bost
musicians and vocali.ts Of tho city arc OF.
peeted to participate. We shall publish
details tomorrow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

Go AND sEE-tho Surprise store on tho
corner Of Sixth street and Washington
avenue, Cairo, Illinois. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

Iryou want a good, stylish and we'll
fitting suit Of clothes, made TO order, you
must go 10 p. NeG, No. 70 Ohio Levso.
deceit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

FoR pistols and cartridges and bowie
knives, go direc: " =. Ners, No. 70 Ohio
Lcvee. decotf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

Losr.-A pair Of golden spectaclcs, peb-
bic glasscd. The finder will be handsome
ly rewarded by returning them 10 the
owner, NJ. $. ENSMINGER. Sc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

humanity We nccd scarcely say that III,
people Of Cairo will not fail 20 respond 10
the appeal, made as it Is 80 their sense of
gratitude, to their sympathy and patriot.
ism.
Tho ball on Wednesday night, will DO
ono mat our best citizens may attend with
every assurance that it vii, be properly
conducted, and free from any feature that
can offend the most fastidious Tickets
admitting lady and gentleman TO the ball
and supper are fixed at tho low price Of
~ so, yet if all who can do so, will buy n
ticket, the net profits will form
sum that will provide
for the wants of many poor, sick and
wounded soldier, and be accepted as al as
surancc that the people of Cairo have for
gotten neither Lafayette nor Yorktown.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-24

At meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee. he'd at Virginia CITY June 23
$50, il was resolved that state Convention If
the National Union Republican. Party be held al.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER p, 1870,