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Aro prepared at all times, Nth Tho best material,
10 an orders for Blank Books, such as aroused
by Banks, Counties, hInoOtp6 p6rati6ns, Railroads
and Merchants upon short notice, and IN the
most desirable and worRmaiilIkO 'Hiannet..
i: Having all the Atest and most improved ma.
ohInery We fool confident that we win render en-.
tire satisfaction to an"whO favor suS with their
''S Music, Magazines; and Pert0dieaisA Of every
description bound In q neat and dmAble manner.
Address, l.. ,t...,.
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Dua -niniai79l.l .aaui 3i,,i ron DuL
iaGilsD asodi ,rs2ifinqs. MOI 900.
-i'.j Ing sln7mGhH' ttraJ.'giu27f a7enj
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,"l q I4IcUBfoM'REcEIPTs,

The receipts from customs are not al.
fected as yet by ttle Europeantwar; but
keep up the figures Of last year. 1t is
hardly time yes F'ths effect to be shown
on impoFtatGB, though the Treasury
Department does not anticipate much fall
ing of, owing to'the agreement Of; Prussia
and Fra9de (! !respect the Paris declara-
ton OF 1865 in regard to freight not con-
tTaband Iof fIWArya7 a7T7EsJ I ElrHa3
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.TIEE cpHRENoY CrRcu14N0N.

So for but ono member, Mr., Boyd, OF
Missouri, has responded to the letter from
Comptroller Hulburd requesting intorna.
ton concerning the needs Of their districts
with regard to an official circulation pro.
,vided for by the hew currency law.
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.3.1.!E.:::U.R!!.!.Q.!!:!,P!: {: Y. a ::
H'ifseeretIy etforyl France egoPuBiic
go III Sentiment HOStilesFi,li Jua /,

oia gid~ L'o ali LONDON, Julyasl
hAt special coTrspo pondehtigwrit8 ,fton
Madrid, on the 25th, that the feeling Of
the government was secretly In favor Of
France, based on the satisfaction that It
was Prussia, and not SPAIN that was at.
hEked. The republican Aewspap pefsn nde.
n0anced this tendency, and Eaffned the
government thRt the 'peopleiwill not en-
dure base submission, to French gled.
ance under sucHI cffcumBt tanceB. o'uTHe
sane sentiment n RSftl shared EeEY blythe bE
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IlI pIaCHARQR, OF ARNY OFFICERsy

"a, Under the peW. army Law the War De
WHO hive been Inassig gned 70 duty fora
year, and dll/th6se WHO have been absent
without leave SINCE Augusti 1850, the lat-
ter coming uhder the head '0f the charge
of deserti0n. Quite ahumber Of officers
orc, ayaIll u u stReRsF lvhsyAf the R1iEil"9ha
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N WAsurNdToN, 3JnlY 97.

4. /. ~ 4
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
" Secretary Cox haS submitted to the
Land OAlcea map showing Che complex;
ed portion oftthe line oEathe tpoSd Of thee
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company, from junction City to the
southern boundary OF The State Of Kansas
with certificate Of the Governor Of the
said State. that portion Of the road mas
been constructed and equipped as required
by tho act Of Congress, granting lands @
aid In is construction. The PrcstdCnt
has also approved Of the finding Of the
Secretary Of tho Interior that the same
Railway Company had by complying win
the conditions precedent become entitled
to construct the railroad through the IN
dian Territory, and has prescribed that 70
secure its proper tructio4 there, SOUTH
Of the southern 'b61hdafy of the State Of
Kansas that the road shall conform "a
the roquirem laid down Lt6t tic, con-
.stnction Of tho Union Pacific Railroad,
anfi1S &s ss.oapi SfpaaaEiff Rdhsus and fasas Rail-
way CompaINwtll 5thsrefoFe, pp fling q
map Of their route and required bond In
the Interior Department, be authorized to
construct their road through the Indian
Territory TO Preston and Fort Smith, sub
tect to a compliance with the terms pre-
scribea and 10 such orders as may be
made by the Department for the purpose
of enforcing such regulations. .,ia,'.9
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MEssRNoRRs sENT 40 EuRoPE.

Tie State Department has, within q
few days, sent three, special bearers Of
dispatches to our Ministers at London,
Paris, Berlin and Madrid Two, leave on
the steamer tomorrow, aud, ono sailed
last week. The Government has impor.
tant dispatches for our Ministers. abroad,
and prefers to send them by special mes
senger.whiIe the trans Atlantic mails are
in their present disturbed condition., Il
4. Inspector Rein also lelt tonight for
Yokahoma, Via San Francisco, 10 enter on
bis. dulesip iIqpauH China and the East
Indies. Hewilt visit our Consulate seven
hundred miles IN the interior, Of China,
and dftrGVel fOver', ,thiFtyis thousand miles
before be returns 10 WasLiIngton"'i1F 3
General Starring, late Consular agent,
goes 10 Europe under, ordersi from Tire
rFeAshry Department. lis WIZ Visit
Sheffield, England for tue purpose Of in
vestigating the steel CONTROVERSY recently
revived inIthhtplate!uL r0g ,syd1JL
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Notes ftom The Capital.

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

Why; WHY ~ Why Pit is almost
an enigma why people will consentto suf-
fer on account of Indigestion, General
Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Kidney affections etc, when by merely
availing themselves of MISHLER'S
HERB BITTERS they may DO speedily
cured of their complaint why they will
allow themselves to suffer needlcssly.
MIsHLERs. HERB BITTERs isa soy.
eregn remedy, and will effect positive
cure in these cases. The public is made
fully acquainted with all the ingredients
used in the preparation Of the Bitters, and
eminent chemists pronounce it n pure and
wholesome article, while everywhere phys
ician rccomcnd il to their patients as the
only remedy that can be depended upon.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Sold only by respectable druggists and
store keepers. Price 81 per bottle.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

THE CENTRAL MEAT MAKKEr.---
Mcssrs. Fred Koehlcr Il Co., of the Cen
trail Meat Market, desire it understood that
they keep all kinds Of meats, beef, pork -,
mutton, lamb and veal; that they buy and
slaughter the best and latest animals
brought to this market; dress and serve
out the meats in neat and clearly man
ncr, and deal with everybody fairly and
squarcly.
Market baskets of customers delivered
free Of charge to any part of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Buy your meats, then, at the Contra
Meat Market, near the corner of Tenth
street, on Washington avenue.
sep 20 d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

LOCAL BREviTIEs.-Thc Probate side oil
tho County Court Judge Bross presiding,
Is now In session.
The Cairo visitors at PaducAh, last
| Wednesday, were handsomely entertained
by The members Of the Quickstcp base ball
club.
The young man who stole 1918 from
Judge McGeo, OF Grand Chain, goes by
the name Of Charley Davis He is . steam
boat cabin boy. On his arrival at Padu.
cab, he invested $3.50 for watch and suit
Of clothes, and DOMINIC these, hunted up
house Of ill.fame where he was literally
spending the balance on hand, when Mar
shall Wilcox arrested him.
Lot all men who are opposed 10 q con-
tinuance Of tho present corrupt Radical
rule, be present. Able speakers will be on
hand and address the meeting. oct2o u.
The Paducah Rentuekian says; May
the feeling Of kindly regard between the
citizens Of Cairo and Paducah DO cultivated
and nourished until We shall feel that We
arc net only neighbors but friends AN
observation to which we add "Amen," 80
mote II be-" quite heartily.
The magnificent boque. that attracted
so much attention baring the parlor con-
cert at Mr.. Henry Hsllidsy's last night.
was from the garden Of Mrs. Hugh Worth.
ington, Of Metropolis. A like boquet was
presented to Mr.. Oberly, last night, by the
Democratic club Of Mound city.
The leading Democrats Of Cairo in con.
nection with tho Precinct committees
should immediately designate . proper
board Of ehallengers, and take such other
steps a. will insure fair and honest clee.
lion. Those 10 no time to DO LOST Chal.
lengers who Will fearlcssly and faithfully
perform their duty should DO selected.
That negro voters from Kentucky and Mis-
'ouri will DO gathered in, there 10 no doubt,
These must not be permitted to vote The
partissns Of Mr.. Mum arc desperate AND.
will attempt desperate measures. Lot Dem.
,crss act with frmness. Tho election
must and shall be conducted fairly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21
TIE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

The WEEKLY BULLETIN, now one Of
the largest wecklics in the State, is pub.
lishcd every Thursday, and is placed
in the hands of all it, readers living
within hundred miles of Cairo on the
day of its publication. Besides edito-
rails on all live subjects, candid advo-
cacy Of Democratic principles and sew
eral columns of local aud neighbour
hood news, il contains n full and care.
fully prepared report of the Cairo mar.
kct. To the farmers of the surround
ing country these market reports are
invaluable. They note actual transac.
tons aud furnish figures that may be
implicitly relied upon as correct.
The WEEKLY BULLETIN for October
18th will contain proof of tho Hon. d.
W. NUNS ,rcachery 10 the Hon g, B,
Raum, when that gentleman was running
for Congress, tina, no man can question.
1t will also contain articles exposing his
military aud Senatorial career, that
should be read by every voter in the
Thirteenth Congressional district. Per-
CONS or Democratic committees wishing
extra copies will please send in their
orders by Saturday evening.
The subscription price of the WEEK.
~ BULLETIN is two dollars year, or
ten copies for ST. 80.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21
Tn PARLoR CoxcRsr a, the residence

TIN PARLoR CoxcRsr al the residence
Of Mr.. Henry l.. Halliday, last night, 10
said to have been an improvement, upon
the frs, one. The programme comprised
solos, duets, quartetu, select readings etc,
Of very choice character. and, although
the entertainment was protrse,Od until afser
II O'Clock, the audience, which was large
and respectable, manifested . decided
interest to the close. The piano used was
Of the A. sumner make, and vas kindly
loaned for the occasion BY M. u. =. Aus.
tin, who is agent for tho sale Of the instru.
meats in Cairo.
wcwere no, present at tho Concert, and
cannot, therefore, enter into detaiis; but
were assured that it was ~ complete sue
cess NJ could have been wished for.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21
The STATE BOARD or EQUALIZATION

The STATE BOARD or EQUALIZATION
PRODUCTIONS FOR ALEXANDRA COUNTY.
Our member OF the State Board OF
I, Equalization, although in i'll health during
the greater portion Of TIE present session,
has been doing good service for the First
Senatorial district, and especially for Al
exandsr county. We have every reason
for believing that the assessments Of Al
exander county, for the year 1870, will be
reduced as follows on lands 30 per cent.
on town and city lots, so per cent, on per.
sonal property IL per cent. This reduc-
ton, will Of course, reduce our State taxes
in corresponding ratio. The value Of
this will be better understood, when we
remark that the taxpayer who would pay
500 State taxes on city lots, II tho assess.
ment had stood - made BY the County
Assessor, will be called upon to pay only
$50 under the assessment as equalized.
The reduction, IL will be borne in mind,
only affects the State taxes. County taxes
will be levied on the full assessment, us re-
turned by the Assessor. There Is no spe-
cial hardship in this, however. as every
dollar paid will go into tho county treasury
and be used 10 the support Of our paupcrs
and criminals, and in the building OF now
roads and bridges and the repair Of old
ones.
Mayor Wilson, writing TO q citizen Of
Cairo, under date Of the 18th instant says: |
1--WE are now working on the new Rev.
enue law. I regsrd that as highly im-
por,ant thing for US in Southern Illinois,
As IL i. intended to compel full assessment
throughout the State. II that car b. CT.
'ectsd Il will lesson our taxes far more
han anything else, - we need never Try
% keep pace with the North, in the matter
u under-Assessmehts."
III 10 not probable that che Boar: will
liter the status Of Alexander county,
which now stands: Lands 80 por cent. do.
luction; lots 80 per cent, personal prop
rty u per cent"
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Hooaand's Greek Oil
llOofiland's German Ditters.
4 nitters without Alcohol or spip.ts
OF any Kind.

Isdii'sr"nt from all others. IL composed OF the
pure Juices or vial principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Banks tor a. medically termed, extrsc,sJ tho
worthless and inert portions Of ths ingredients
not being used. Therefore, IN one bottle Of this
Btt.rs there 10 contained ~ much medicinal yir.
tue as viii he found in several scllons OF ordinary
mixtures. The Roots. ete., used In this Bitters
are grown IN Germany, their vital principles cI-
tracted ia that country bva scientific Chemist and
forwarded To the mandatory In thls city. where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spritgous ingredients. this Bittcrs IL FREQ from
the objections urged gyains, all others no desire
for st'mulant- can bo induced from their use they
can make no drunkards, and cannot, under any
circumstance. have any but q beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21


Kellogg. Men oriesn,. v
Tho weather continues clear and pleas.
ant, with cool nights.
The river has fallen two inches, but
now appears stationary.
The Mississippi is stationary ut 81.
Louis, and rise is expected from recent
rains.
The Ohio is stationary ut Pittsburg,
with two feet eight inches in the channel.
and rising at Louisville with twenty inches
in the chute over the falls. ..u.
business hcrc continues fair, but fall
ing OF in receipts j. noticed, and slack
times may ensus until il Is known what
effect the resent rains will have upon the
rivers. Ifany considerable riso occurs in
tho Ohio, our rcshipments will fall oil, but
IL = rise of ono VI two feet only occurs,
they will increase. if
The Jennie Howell is filling out hero
with 400 or 400 tons Tor Southern ports.
The Indiana ia also receiving, bu. the
amount cannot yet DO reported. -
The Tyrone yesterday brought out -
hhds tobacco for reship'nsnt kastps' blue
Line, 20 ditto, and 2so pkgs wsgps nate
risl for st. Louis, o tons sundries for Cairo,
and hhds tobacco for New Orleans.
The Florence Lee brought out 20 sk.
wheat for reshipmcnt 10 st. Louis, 81 bbls
potatoe,, ~ bbls. apples IS bills -four, 50
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21
BREWER TyPu AT TWENTY-FIVE Cxnrs

BHEvIERTyPs AT TwxSrr.YIyg CxnTs
PER PouSD.-Ws have three or four hun.
drea pounds Of brewer type, only about
half worn-,he Same tha, was recently
used Oh tho BrLLKTIs, which we will
sell, in lots 70 suit purchasers, ut twenty.
five cents per pound. II gives n clear, good
impression, and in the office Of country
weekly paper might be used for shrce or
four years.
We also have two or three hundred
pounds Of German type, in good order,
which We will sell ut the same figure. An.
dress, JOHN II. OBERLY x co.
Il Cairo, Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

In ls52.-IIalf a generation ago the
Charter Oak was patented, and Il has been
improved several times since. Instead Of
having been played out" and been con-
signed 10 the iumber-room Of worthless
humbugs, 1t has gained such popularity
that the demand can hardly be supplied by
the. Excelsior Manufacturing Company,
by which they are made.
sOct II 4 < Wit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21
spread the Truth.

some medical men insist thatN u unlignidcd
Ga advertised remedy, however valuable II may
be. queer reasoning this. II like saying that
sn s'u,lewbich the world needs should Oc hid IA
acorn"r-ihat banstts amt blessings may b. too
widely iiillsol-th.ttho iaelns 81 protecting anj
restoring Lcalth should Lee a close monopoly. and
not ~cc-silc 90 all, Tho argument = lai. IL IN
wor,y ih,u ia {, II tx inhuman. suppose Hostel.
tees stomach Bt,cr.-an absolute specific tor
dyspepsia, hi1usness Sni nervous dch.liiN--hgi
never been known hoyond the 'rop"r,"irc' "f a."
faculty., what would have trcn the consequence
Instead OF curing and ,nyigOrai.Hg millions, the
good effects ot the preparation would have b"'n
con u.d To- q compaWtN" few. There T. III, hSh.
ct nuthp iiy Tor saying that lghh :. ould not hr
.d under a bnskc thai whatever II excellent
should be placed ~ city on Hill. wh"fo u,l Invn
c,n tal,cco.u4u.ccu It III, upon this pruci-
Ilr that III" Rtt'T, lave Dee, advertised aui ,on-
tuur tab. ai,rtt- i ia every hrWsrai 'r"f iuy
prliuinrucr va tho western hou,,s phrra, gii that
the ,puutluruu, Testimonials IA ~ iNnI hove
been translated iutp all Nrti,n Lang lagos. Thou.
,ani, enjoy IcrIr,t health -,iu, Who w"uli h"
lr,guishiug on beds 81 sickness II the ncwspa-
pets hal not spread the train with regard 10 this
uncquaicd lnSIgon,nt ant corrective frani Wide
supposc profit h,. been ro.prl from nj. pullici-
Is. I, thai any aryumou, against ~ II the pull.
he health h,s b"on pfotoc'cd' II lives have h,en
saved. II the fcy'lo have hcon strengthened and
the ,.k restored, great good has Icon accom-
,,li-hcd; anl who -" mcn, 60 surdgr {" rxcr'
Gus thus directed th'ir is,r 'cNa'dt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

i. HOWARD, STrAnBoAr BUTCHER
REMovAL.-Phil. Howard's steamboat
inca, shop has been removed to the base
ment Of the Express Office in in the City
National Bank building, directly opposite
the main steamboat landing, where he will
@ usual, keep an sbundsn. supply Of fresh
meats FOR the steamboat trade, and where
no will be pleased ~ nee. customers night
or day. oct l3-?w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

DEMOCRATS OF THE FiKsr WARD At.
TgSTros.-'rhe Democrats and conserva-
tive men " the First Ward, will meet II,
the office OF Joseph Mckenzie, Esq, corner
OF Washington avenue aud Sixth street,
on Tuesday evening, the gath inst, for tho
purpose Of forming n Democratic club.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

PHALoN's VIrALIA for the hair can be
found everywhere. 1t is clear and has no
sediment, This wonderful preparation is
Phalon's Vitala or Salvation for the Hair
Poured on the hands it leaves no stain. 1t
is, nevertheless, the most effective article
of its class ever advertised.
Sold by all druggists and fancy good
dealers. oct lO-d&Glw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

his evening. She Is one of the best boats
on the rivor-sound as when first built and
commanded by officers who have no supc-
riors on the river.
Tho Colorado Is the regular packet
for Vicksburg to-day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

SIdHr Is PRIcELsss.-Money cannot
buy II, but Laxurss aud Norris perfected
spectaclss will preserve IT, No glimmer-
ing or wsvsring Of sight peculiar TO
Others in use. Taber Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity. See advertisement.
sug3l d&wtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

TuE Hon. 3. X. Gibson IL In the city
having just concluded successful canvass
Of Union county. II will be determined
this evening whether he will remain over
and address the people Tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Gibson is = man Of ability and our
people would 30 pleased with him rs a
public speaker.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

Ir WILL be seen by a notice in another
column, that Mr.. Miles +. Gilbert, OF the
law firm Of Green X Gilbert, Of thi. city,
has taken unto himself wife, In tho per.
son Of Miss Addic l.. Barry, youngest
daughter of Amasa $. Barry, Of Alton,
Illinois. The friends Of Mr.. Gilbert, ia
this city, whose name is legion, will join in
congratulating Fred on the score of his
alliance with one VI the fairest and most
intelligent Of Illinois daughters, and in
wishing him all kinds Of happiness, con.
nubial bliss, material prosperity and so
forth.
Tho newly married pair will take up
their residence in 3. this city some time In
Noyembcr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

MARRIED, at Alton, Ills, Oct. 18th, 1870,
nj the residence Of the brides fathor, by
the Rev. Isaac Kelso, Mr.. Miles +. Gil.
bert, of thi. city, and Mis-. Addie l.. Bar.
ry youngest daughter Of Amasa S. Barry,
of the former place. No cards.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

SrRAYED Cow.--Taksn up by the sub
scribcr, on Wednesday morning October.
10Th, . dark red COW, with calf about two
months old. The owner can have the COW
by proving property and paying expenses.
THOMAS JORDAN,
near Wm. kendalIs farm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any
style desired, can be obtained, 1t any hour
OF the day or night at Louis herbcrts
restaurant. Also oysters for sale BY tho
can, in any quantity desired. At the same
place. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

TALLAmAssE, FLORIDA, Aug. %, is6s.
Me'srs. Zeilin II Co; Our junior editor has
tried your Liver Regulator, and is taking
II now, and finds It Invaluable to him Ms
corrcctor of the stomach and regulator of
the bowels. Articles Of diet that he dared
not indulge in before taking your Liver
Medicine, he can now take with impun,y.
Very truly,
DYKES 4 SPARHAWK,
octl7 d&wlws Editors Floridian.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

CHEAPEsr AID Bs-y.-Ars. Whit.
combs Syrup for children, 10 sold BY drug.
gis,s for % cents q bottle, and 10 MI admir-.
able preparation for infan,ile disorders.
oct l7-d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

FROM Als1; N. Dougherty, n. n. late one
mealea' directors y. y. A., N ewsrS, N. j. lof the
"H"ving been made acquainted with
the composition of the preparation known
us SozoDoNT, have for some time past
permitted its use in my family, where it
has given entire satisfaction. II is an ele-
giant toilet article, well worthy of the
encOmiums 1t has received"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

TUE PEOPLES MEAT MARHEr.-C
GNYEg Il Co., PEoPRiEToRs.-The mea,
market just opened by Gayer and Co, u,
the corner Of Washington Avenue and
T"nth street, is just exactly such a mca,
market rs those who know Gaycr would
eSpcc, him to establish when he spreads
himself" Everything !. new, freshly
painted, and wear, an air Of cleanline..
that no one will fail 70 commend.
Gaycr a. Go. are among the oldcs, and
most experienced butcher. Of tho country
AMI have learned that 4. pay, be-; to keep
Ere, class meats, aud command a iir., cla.,
custom. II citizens would, therefore, se-
euro splendid fresh meat, pork, beef NUT
ton, veal, lamb or sau'agc-,hcy can al.
ways find them in any quantity desired a,
the Peoples meat market jus, ,ryi,. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

WASTED-A girl to do general house.
work. Apply ut my residence on 9Th
street. or Vt my store on Commercial
avenue. Il. q. HARRELL.
oct?0 It.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21
Chr 3ulletin.
NEWS OF The CITY,

FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs.-Thc ruling
price will be paid for $500 in city scrip by
Louis Herbert. div
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-21

PoR glass Of splendid 81. Louis lager
Ceer-,he tsst In the ci,y-go To the
Washington saloon, cornor Washington
avenue and Fourteenth street. II