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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

GREAT EXcITEMEST,-Grca slaughter
Of High Prices ut Antrim's 70 Ohio Leyec,
where you cannot only find the most fash
ionable and scasonable stock Of clothing in
the city, but tho largest and best variety
Of Straw Leghorn. Panama, Cashmere and
Silk Hats ever offered in Cairo. Buy You
hats and clothing right there. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
slNATORtAL CONVENTION.

The Democracy of the FRS, Senatorial District
~,n assemble IN convention at the city of Metro
polls, ON Thursday, tho ith day Of August, next,
at / o'clock pm, FOR the nomination Of q condl-
date 60 represent said District IN the state Senate
The rato Of representation will be one delegate
for oyery'Ioo votes east for seymour aud Blair at
the last Presidential election and one delegate for
every fractional part thereof excess offfy votes,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

You will greatly "miss it if you don't
buy the Star Shirt at John Antrim's, No.
70, Ohio Levee. IT,
Just received ut 7. Nef S, No 10, Ohio
Levee, n splendid lot of spring Cassimeres
Coating and Vestings, which will be made
up in the most fashionable styles and at
prices to suit the times, perfect fit guar
antocd or no sale. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Peter Neif's mammoth stock Of Spring
clothing embraces all the new styles, and
what can be found nowhere else in the
eity-a large and well varied stock Of boys
clothing. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
,rmooeArlc CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION
,a,. Congressional District

49,. Of The Democracy OF TIE lhth
'oh'on,, ,fs.,rict OF Illinois will be- held at
Metropolis, Ns'sat county on lI'.,'' , ia, .,
Jayoy August, A.p. $50, at noon OF ,a,u nay, 70
,onina,c ranlilhate for conarsss' IN whcn 'on,
r,rran the counties comprising sa'n pi''II'' wiz
Ia,snH,dto one delegate for each io"'''eS cas-
rf H1auo scymourin lSd', and one Tor each ''ar
t,utl part heroofin excess Of tiiy,ss i"U""N'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Valdez, cloth err corner of Sixth
street and Ohio levee, sells clothing, hats
caps, boots shoes and furnishing goods,
cheaper by 10 per cent. than any other
house in Cairo, Call and satisfy your
selves before you buy. ii
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
SELECT COUNCIL.
Regular Mceting.l


Present. Councilman AFTER, Barclay,
Jorgonsen, Meyer, Taylor-5.
The Mayor being absent, Councilman
After was on motion elected temporary
chairman.
There being q quorum present and ready
for the transaction Of business-thc clerk
presented an ordinance to reduce certain
licenses therein named, an ordinance to re.
peal parts of ordinance 10, an ordinance
providing for the registration of births
and deaths,' nm ordinance providing rules
and regulations governing the City Coun-
ell, an ordinWcc providing for the con.
struction of n sidewalk on the East side Of
Washington avenue, nt and below the
Southeast corner of 7th sreet, an ordin-
ance 10 amend sec. 1879 Of tho revised ordin-
ances, and an ordinance ~ amend sec. Of
ordinance aG us having been adopted by
the Board Of &nss ,. motion Ss,s the a,
s i:ss's " ':'''S i'9 'sad &
ing, .
An orHAl Ptcd by the Board Of
Aldcrmeirr nnd upon its first reading in
this Board, providing for the taxation Of
foreign insurance companies, was, on mo-
ton Of Councilman Taylor, referred to
the City Attorney, with instructions to
examine and report whether the ordin-
ancc is in conformity II the general State
law upon the subject.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Good Cotton Socks, only Is cents per
pair or 81 20 cents per doz, at Z. NeTs
No, 70 Ohio Leyec, If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Esp~Gen. q. b. Raum says he has Il let
ter from Gen. Burnside saying that work
Will bo resumed CA the Cairo X Ninoenues
railroad about the Is, Of November,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

and ON motion the action Of the Board Of
Aldermen was concurred in, and the bills
ordered paid by the following vote, viz;
Ayes-Arter, Barclay, Jorgensen, Meyer
and Taylor-5.
Nays-None
The following bills having also been al
lowed by the Board Of Aldermen, to-wit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

Councilman Barclay moved that the ac-
ton of the Board Of Aldermen, in allow
ing the bills with the exception Of Messrs.
Cahil and Shannessy) be concurred in
Carried by the following vote, viz;
Ayes-Arter, Barclay, Jorgensen,
Meyer and Taylor-5.
Says-None,
Councilman Jorgensen thOn moved that
the bills of Cahill and Shannessy be re-
jected, Carried. AFTER, Barclay, Jorgen-
sen and Taylor voting "Aye' upon the
motion, Meyer mo"
The following resolutions adopted by
the Board OF Aldermen July 9Th 1870, was
presented to this Board for concurrent
action and, on motion, was concurred in
resolution, to-wit:
Resolved by the Board of Aldermen,
the Select Council concurring, that the
Committee on St, Mary's Park be, and
they are hereby instructed to execute and
report contract with Geo. w. Hendricks,
for the fencing Of said park according to
original plans and specifications on Ale,
for the sum Of 81, 225 city bonds author
i2cd by ordinance 80
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
ORDINANCE COMMITTEES REPORT.

Tho Ordinance Committee, to whom was
referred the petition of the Rough and
Ready Fro Company, reported an ordn-
aucc entitled IAN ordinance to MD the
Rough and Ready Fire Company IN build
ing mn engine house. which ordinance was
read ut length, and on motion the report
was received and filed and the ordinance
laid over for "a second reading.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

ALEX. II. IRWIN. chm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
ACCOUNTS.

The following bills, having been allow
ed by the Board of Aldermen, were pre-
scented TO this board for concurrent action :
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tho practical application of that science TO the uses Of

The Hamagid is the namo OF the first
ncwspaper ever printed In Hebrew. It is devoted to
general news and ancient and modern literature IL ID
published weekly at Lyck East Prussia and Is now IN
its fourteenth year OF existence The editor is well
known Hebrew and Rabbnical scholar, Rabbi Lpman
silvcrman. The Hama0td has IN very extensive cir
cation 1t is read almost all over the globe, wherever
Israeites TO be found IL has especially very large
circulation In Russia and 1t has done more toward the
enlightenment and tho social elevation of the Russian
Jews than any other paper published among whom
Il has awakened salutary feeling OF patriotism, and 1t
thus strives to further the welfare Of the Russian En-
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-27

We have received from BrentanO, the Al
nGnoch de GOlhd for 1871 that indispensable authority
for European political and statistical information,
brought down to the latest date. difficult task during
the present commissions OF Europe and France Is Judi
ciousy placed at the end OF the volume instead of In s
usual central position The Gotha Almanach is gener
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ter makes r. Ircnghuysen, the United States Minister
TO England last JulyBrentsno also sends The bilref
Botr Good cheer, The GyopIc, once Week. and other
Christmas numbers of popular English periodicals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-27

RElYaRD THE TOy AFTER THE GERMAN VERSION OF
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sl i, .lHEir Yoy Ao. ~. 26. Tbsc stroeer
The present edition of the fayolite old Ger
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able acquisition to it, fortunate possessOr.-rhe same
publisher brings ont volume OF ILLUSTRATED Flying
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for the entertainment OF young and old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-27

4 neat little book entitled LMldby! Heart
songs fDr BaJy aud Mama, a. ID. f. Randolph Col,
has been prepared the excellent purpose OF giving
selection OF favorte cradle songs with appropriate
music. Both the poetry and the tunes seem TO have
been well chosen from German, English, and American
sources and the book viii be acceptable to persons OF
refined tastes.
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VERMMYE 4 Co, Bankers.

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10 and 10 Nassau-st., New York.
Offer TO investors the following Securities;
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD LIST Mortgage per cent
Bonds. u
SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD (of n. y let Mort
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KALAMAZOO AND WHITE PIGEON RAILROAD lss
Mortgage Z per cent Bonds Interest guaranteed ~
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Co..
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THE MARKETS.
NEW.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

WHERE THE CATTLE ARR FRoM.-Illlnois, $40; Mem Mem
ada li9; Texas, rs; Michigan, II. 80, ,..
BEEVES-The holiday business was ab0nt ~; nohc up
previous to Christmas a Least so far a. sending IN sn
iat cattle was concerned When shippers saw what ue,
had done that IT, filed NewYork rs never before Win
rousng big and lat bullocks they stopped at once ana
IL ia well they did for tb " prize buocks suffice for New
Years well Christmas. Ihe ias. w n tn -
waVef@I7c The offerings to-day Were ITO cars az One
hunCkedthSt 50 ut WCehawken ana ~ a. d n,
takes long tine 60 get the Communpaw stock
al Point OF Rocks and driven 70 lne !arus TUG n,
On the hr,do near Elizabeth promise completion tOnO
U ~" when froins are expected arrive regularly. snow
has delayed the trains on botn the Erie anu S 5re
route train of for r. Alexander 90 n Que
at Observation-Disclosures to-day, have just reached bunslO
and will not be in until "Wednesday The ame uaT
getting go many trains tlsongh the Bergen Iunhe "a
Se Vie road usually keeps some OF the droves behiho
time Trade generally was dun to-day, hnu RniIsr
drnyes: bnt the cattle themselves were OF Ney
See'rnt quality and not likely Ia sell out Butchers
nave had Very light calls for some days past snd were
At one Hundredih-st the drovers were; lpo'' CS
Coon s SS ! TiAleSsndsr IA ears iced wheeler
Co Merritt & Burehard, and J. Smith, ears saan "a
Manp p2 ana " Far% c srse each Wams Valentine
3 cars with lew cars scattering Ihe Nerass i i n,
tsw head held ir week The following were The Sse.
VIZ W Thompson. III pretty fair. 7la'i .Nt; inpV 81,
sistr a. y o Ssn," ss BE S az foas S i
q lGc., and q. do, n cwt fair, at Haioic ,o,,ac
s. senuser sold ioe Illinois steers. 81 cwt at EalS"
ellis Hsaley a Co run out 100 Illinois strers i,oS p,
al isc; gs of lbs ~ at i2tc-. SO ewt; e6 OF ~"
iae sd n y cwt and 81 OF "a cwt., good, at lteile al,
Merritt 4 Bur,hard sod 81 Illinois steers, = CIV poe
top at iSq,Sc Tue tops Of the u extra , Mt and
brought zoe y y. Those of "a cwt. were ony tMo ''
old as were the l. e. Wright cattle OF same we's" ,ut
Ted, Wheeler " Culver sold their 70 prime - WV
Ohio steers at l5o i6c. - - 49,, o., aevt
T.C Eastman, for A. Mann, - coarse, but 'sL WV
Illinois steers at 49, l6c and ~ Of 7to 81 lst CIV
Roscntlan n livingston sold 90 Illinois s'eefr' WV
al 3Idlsc. ,,,u,. s,.ors "a e,st ~
Williams & Valentine sold 81 Illinois steers "a '""'
l3a lec. - x,,,.,. .,oars a, cvt. az
49,. Is Michigan oxen, cwt, INT out oos'ee' Nv
and 10 Canada steers q cwt. at l2tc. -, y.o,,cly
W Fitch for j. r. Alexander 100 poor 81 ewL ken'"'''
m We.ibsimer cold ~ Illinois steers for u nnn'
ewt.. mt Naisc, and % for W. Hsrpole, u '"'
l5di5tc. ~ -. ant kentucky
p,-rir Ivr ,. A. Ale Aan,vr g - * ~
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NoTICE.-The interest due Jan. !, 1871, thu
BONDS of the STATE OF GEORGIA will be paid on aud
after that date upon surrender of the coupons, as
the Fourth National Bank New-lork
Bonds of the State of Georgia, as they mature,
will be paid upon presentation at the Banking
House of HENRY CLEws & Co., 81 Wall-st New
York. RUFUS h. BULLOCK, Governor.
ETecstiy Department, State Of Georgia, AaGnis.
Nov 10 $50.
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Charles Scribner 81 Co. have issued new
edition of The Uaieerse, by f. A. PouCHEr. NJ d. work
heretofore favOrably reviewed in our columns an
Illustration Of the Infinitely Great and the Infinitely
Little" IL written for the purpose OF gratifying
for natural science treating the various topics TO
which its contents devoted ina popular style, with
ont the rigid methods OF scholastic instruction. The
three great Kingdoms OF nature embraced In its plan
which presents succession OF vivid and beautiful pic
lures from the domains OF animal and vegetable life.
from the construction OF the EARTH and from the starry
heavens In the present edition, several valuable i'm
provements have been introduced. including number
Of new illustrations, and coious and excellent iieI.
The elegant style OF typography and establishment in
which the work Is brought out win bring into request
gibook, although 80 possesses intrinsic value
which will not pass away with the holiday season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-27

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, STATE OF Arkansas,
LITTLE Rock, Dec. IS 1870. !
The coupons due Jan. /, 1871 On the six per cent
Funded Debt bonds of this State will be paid and
after that date upon presentation at the Union russ
Company in tine City of New-fork.
HENRY PAGE. State treasurer
D. B. SICKELs, Financial Agent.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


HARVEY FISK. A. s. HATCH,
FISK Il HATCH,
BANKERS and Dealers IN Government Scariiies
No. 5 Nassau-st, New-YOrk, Dec. q, 1870 }
The earnings of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
for 1870 will reach nearly ssOOO,OoO, of which about
S39O0OO0 will be net after paying operating eI-
penses This is an increase over the previous year
in Gross Earnings of 81 100000, and in Net Earninu
Of 81, 10000.
The earnings for the coming year, by moderate
estimate based upon reliable data. it is believed will
exceed 100000.
The annual interest on the Company's First Mort
gage Bonds is but Sl,n7,20.
The security of the principal and the assurance OF
regular and prompt payment Of interest which are
afforded in the valuable property, and immense
revenue Of the Road render these bonds as safe aud
reliable an inrestmeat be made They are daily
quoted on the regular call Of the New-York Stock
Exchange, and of several Of the most important
Stock Exchanges of Europe, and can De as readily
sold at quoted market price as the boads Of the u s
Government.
We deal in them as freely as in Government Bonds,
and are prepared to supply them in Exchange for
j-oOs. or for new investments at current market
price, which to-day is 92. This includes The coupon
due January l. for uhich parties purchasing during ITO
present month piH realize three per cent in Cold.
FISK & HATCH
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The chronological journal brings up the rear
OF the January magazines, hut too late Ia
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who familiar with ia wholesome counsels aud il
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Journal. Among the good things In this number are
sketches OF the Beeeher Family biography OF H. b.
cafin, the eminent merchant. 1.-THE Mormons" a very
Thorough and instructive article. treating the subject
one OF the great social aud s Geological problems the
age, and explaining the characteristics OF the people
based on chronological types Prof joy contributes
ave payer OB the importance or Chemistry" showing
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81 Wall-st
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-13
From New York.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
About l-l2 o'clock this evening the Rev.
Mr.. Cook, who eloped with Miss johnson,
entered the World newspaper Office demand
ing to see the author of the article in Sunday
edition of that paper, and assaulted one of the
editors. He was arrested. The girl was
found at the Everett House and taken home.
Cook pretends to be insane.
The Washington car of Adams Express
Co., was burned early this morning on the
Camden & Amboy Railroad. 1t contained
cotton samples and other valuable merchan-
die, the value of which is not yet ascer-
tanned. The fire was caused by sparks.
There are rumors on the street that the
Junta are in possession of exciting news rela-
tive to the Spanish gunboats.
The government sold a million of gold to-
day at l22 2-l00 and l22 23-l0O. The bids
aggregated two and half millions.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. IL.
In the Assembly to-day Mr.. Jacobs offered
resolution that the committee on city affairs
report as soon as possible, bill to restore to
cities their local governments, and abolishing
commissioners. Adopted