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POLITICAL.

The vote against the bill TO establish n
State uniformity of textbooks was Is to
10 in the Senate (three absenD and 70 to
IS in the House (twenty-two absent.)
The entire vote Of Y ork county was thrown
against it with the exception of senator
Neatly and Mr.. Smith Of Parso6eld, the
latter our clear headed correspondent
County" from Augusta. Whether right
or wrong our delegation have faithfully
and forcibly reflected the sentiment and
wishes of our people, and we venture to
congratulate them, as also our energetic
Supervisor, Mabry.
As one of the immediate results of the
adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment, tho
Collectors of several prominent ports of the
Atlantic coasts, have already been called
upon TO make appointments of colored
men to positions in their Custom houses.
Collector Thomas, of Baltimore, anticipa-
ting this condition of affairs, and recog-
nizing the political Importance Of the col
ored race in Maryland, made several APP
pointments from among them long time
ago. and will in time make more.
1t appears to be mistake about Rcvers
succeeding JEFF. Davis in the Senate. He
succeeds Albert G. Brown. Gen. Amcs
is elected rs the successor OF Davis.
George A. Pillsbury, herctoforea prom
inent Democrat of Concord, renowned
his connection with that party at public
meeting Monday evening.
A Washington special says that the last
discussion in the House Foreign Relations
Committee shows pretty clearly that the
committee will ask the House to declare
that state of war exists In Cuba, and
that our government shall take position
of strict neutrality between Spain and
Cuba. selling arms and gunboats to one
side as quickly rs to the other, and II nee
cssary abrogating treaties for this pur-
pose.
Senator Reyels spoke recently at = meeting Of
the Congressional Temperance Society in the
Metropolitan Church. in Washington and his TO
marks will compare Avorbly with those Of 9th
er Congressman At public gatherings. He adj
vocated total abstinence. condemned the social
use Of wines and liquors. and urgcdshe organ
nation and support Of temp rance societies. II
is to be hoped that some Of his white colleagues
in the Senate win be benefited by his advice on
this subject, and that they win follow his exam
pie.
The U. s. Senate has bill before Il to extend
the provisions Of the Civil Rights bill to aliens
II is intended the more particularly to meet the
case Of the Chinese. II provides that no tax or
charge shall be imposed by State upon any
person immigrating through or from foreign
country. which Is not equally imposed and in
forced upon every person emigrsting to such
State from any other foreign country; and any
State Law in conflict with the act Is declared
void.
E1-s~eretary Seward. on learning Of the
death Of Mr.. Burlingame. remarked; ellis
death Is great calamity. His death d loss
10 the world. Mr.. Burlingame was man Of
practical views. and with his energy and skin
has been the instrument Of setting In motion
one Of the greatest progressive revolutions Of
the age"
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THE NEW ARTICLE or FOOD

For twenty-five cents you can
buy of your Druggist or Grocer q
package of Sea Moss Farine, man.
ufactured from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will mako sixteen
quarts of Blanc Mango, and q like
quantity OF Pudding, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c., &c.
It is by far tho cheapest, healthiest
and most delicious food in tho
world.
RAND SEi M0W PLRISR CO.,
An Rnrsr fpians. N. n.
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The Ladiss' serosis Club, Of New York, ~
Gently changed their discussions frOm woman's sui
ffage 10 Hair Preparations and Pimpls Banishers.
They declared that where nature had not endowed
them with beauty, 10 wN their rght-ysa, thsiI
duty-to seek Il where they could. 30 they al vo-
ted that Magnolia Balm overcAmc sallovness, rough
most s,si,ngs. (Sorosian) and marble-lihs APPEAR
amos dangerous 10 men, no doubt y and thst ~.
ou's Kathsiron made the hair grow thick, soft and
AWFUL pretty, and moreover prevented rum tasn ~.
not ;snd the sisters aninvoice, they are not smart
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49,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In this city, March
T. by kev. n. v. wetherbee. Oswel Charles and Miss
ElIia J. Manchester, both of Blddefori.
PARkElt-QUARTER In this city, Feb. ~ "
Rev. J. Stevens, Mr.. Joseph Parker and Miss Matilda
Quarter, both of this city.
<GOOGINs-M1RTIN. In ssco, Jan n, by Rev. =.
True, Mr.. seth Googins and Miss Julia A. MARTIN poh
Of saco. :.
MAGRATII-ELLIs. In saco, Feb. >, ny Rev. y.
True, Mr.. Michsi Magrsth of Bideford, ana MISS Ei'
yirz Ellis of Ssco. a.
TARBOX-TYL.ER. Tn Hollis, reb. ., By Rev; y.
Smith. Mr.. Frank l.. Tarbox and Miss Lizzie Iy'ef'
bath 10 Hollis.
CUMSiINGs-NETTI.Es. In kennehunk, " Rev.
T. Worth, Mr., James l.. Cummings and Miss Marsaf.
cite Netties, both of Portland.
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New Hampshire supporting the Labor Re-
form party, while they are on record in
every State that has tried tho question
against the Fifteenth Amendment, which
secures the rights of millions Of laborers
against oppression. Vigilance and activ-
ity are the only safeguards upon which
We can rely.
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Cambridge Cattle Market ..Msroh ],

Prices OF Market Beef-Extn Si2 50 % Si3 . first
third quality 50 % 20 $40 -.
Prices Of Store Catile-working Oxen, Y pair,
$50, SsO, $3.50 % $50.
Mich Cows and Calves nom so, SO, G5, % 500.
Yearlings 81 % SIS, two years old 50 % VI,
three years old SO 10 t62
Prices Of sheep and LAmbs-In lots 81 60, 81 %,
50 50 % "a % eacti, extra 500 % $5S, or IRON
% SO Y n,
Hides N "a 10 y n. Tallow % Ste Y b.
Pelts 7jo % 81 rs each. Calf Skins 10 "a Ito Y D.
Prices of Poultry-Extra lsi % Dci prime lsl q
medium Ice Y n.
N. d. Becf-EItra and FIRST quality include no
thing but the best, largo, INT, stalled Oxen second
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
stall fsd Cows and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse OF lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Coesets, and when those o
an inferior quality are thrown out.
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THE GREATEST GOOD

10 the greatest number will DO inllibly secured by
diffusion OF tho knowledge impaired In Dr. lIayes'
ESCE OF LIFE, or MISREPRESENTATION .
practical treatise upon matt,rs deeply concerning
the health and vigor Of both old and young Of both
sexes A pcrusal OF this volume has been the means
ready and ID Is destined ~ long career vi useful
ness. An advertisement In our columns, under tho
head OF '.he PeabOdy Medical Institute" will give
the reader good idea Of the work OF Intentions Of
the author. March
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THE WORST PILES cURED.-I wish 70
spread abroad the great bencdt have derived nom
the use OF On. HARRISON's PBRISTALTIC LOz-
ENGEs. have suffered years nom tn. wort
Piles. FUSED EVERYTHING TO no PURPOSE, until
found the Iosenges, In lsss than . month was
cured and have only 10 resort TO them when costve
ness REruRSs, and always find instant relief .. o..
NEAL. For sale at No. fremont Temple, Boston,
by L. A. HARRISON 4 CO., Propretou, and by
all Dugyists Mailed for GO cents. 6wS
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DREW. In Great Yaiis FEB. 81, Clara g., daughter
Of Jones w. \. Drew, axcd u yrs. II mos.
OAKLAND. In Grraf falis, fcb. ~. Josrph " son
HiLBRITII. In Great Falls, Feb. %, frsnhy Iiil-
EDGEGOMB. In Boston. Feb. is, Miss Hannah L.
Edsecomb. Ard q yrs
fatty In York. Yeb. II. wife of Capt James Tally.
CuNSiNGgAM. In Re,'inssera, vee. u. John Gun
ninghan, Ard ~ yrs. nsos :,
John q. and Olive A. Moody.
IiBiEY. In Berwick, fsb. Is, Ane Liabsy. ased %
DOWNS. In Milton. irb. II, Rebecca, wife Of Mo-
ses Downs. afcd "a year..
C0CiiE. In Yort, fes n, Nh. Elmer ID. Cocbr. aged
90 yrs. 10 ma.
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Esninent Men OF Science have discovered
that electricity and magnetism arc developed In the
the debility, low spirits and lack OF energy psrsou
feels when this vital element becomes rcduc d. The
Peruvian Syrup, . protoxid Of Iron, supplies the
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-04
A Great Step in Advance!
MASON AND HoADtYS
NEW METHOD FOR TIE
pT A MO FbRTE

Il i "a I'M II IS'
Il 10 graDd book, psw. original 30 largo ertenfr
o,mplste q Q whole and In esch Of IL parts, md
eminently practical throughout
IL 10 received with tho greatest Interest and apPec-
bation. and has already been ADOPTED In al ebeir
willing u use any instruction book. Published With
both Imsriess and Ear PEGS Gs.ssr'sg in srpsrsto
Eiitions. prics tsIm- Bent post paid 70 any 81
dress on rcceipt ofpriee.
OLIVER DITSON 4 Co., Bostons
43u q. n. DITSON = CO., New York.
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EY-The well known hotel, the PARKS HOUSE,
No. ls7 Washlngtou street, Boston, has been entrc-
ly renovated by its new proprietors eMssss. Doyn-
ton Roberts, and 10 now conducted on both The
American and European plans. The cuisine Of the
Parks House IL unsurpassed In excelenos, aid IL 10
one OF the best dining places In the city. iwll
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Tvc,,y.av. Y,rr,, Prnctice

In the Treatment Of Discases incident 10 Females
mailing such Or setiee Q speciality, and enables
him o. guarantee o speedy and permanent cure 10
the worst cases OF Snpprsssfss and all other Mss-
strsai DsrsmgsmsNh IRON eAafsrsr esUs All let.
tets for advice must contain 81. Omee, NO. y bndi
cott street Boston.
N. R-Bosrd { rnished 10 those desiring 70 70.
main under treatment.
Boston. July, ts69-sp. no.iyr79
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Notice 70 Stone Contractors.
PROPOSALS POE FURNISHING TIE CITY o.
NlSTDN WITH STONE PAvIN0-BLDCkh

cHALED PROPOSALS. will be received 81 tho
Ofice Of the Superintendent Of street,, City Hall.
BOSTON, Mas, until March iIth, $50 kr applying
Inc CITY OF D,ston with Stone viny- Blocks during
The year 1870 The blocks 70 Be- Of Ne following d.
mensions, Wis
Width, ~ 10 " In.
Length, 8 " lin.
Depth, Z to In,
All the Edges % bs sharp and strsiyht, forming
hight ansies at their Intersections both hohsontaly
and vertically Tho fsoes ~ bs strAiEht spli, and
ffve nom bunches or dercrsions.
Proposals N stste The proc pr thosnand bleehs,
delivered on such wharf In the city propss, South
time by tbs sspsrintrnfsst - ktrssb. Also. hs
number ef blocts which The proposss Win deliver
Per month during The year. A ample Of mo
blocks must aooompany the prop'sai.
Proposals b be addrcsscd IN the uDtevfgped, and
sndorssd Proposals Or Furnishing City u BestDn
with Stone hvnx- cks."
The night h reserved 10 reject any 90 st poposais
GRO. q. CARPENTER,
Evil Chairman Conmittss on Psving.
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ART or FASCINATING, by ADAM MEyKIsk. Show.
" how 10 gain tho undyinS love, sdmiration and
confidence OF any one you choose. Free by mall
EAU st., N. Y. 6mA
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VOID QUACKs.- VICTIM OF EARLY IN.
"A prudence, causing nervous debility, premature
decay. &c., has di,eoyered simple means OF eurs,
which he will send nee ~ his fellow sufferers A..
dress ]. IL REEVES, 1s NAAsau street, N. Y. 6mN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-04

pox'r Poison your head with those miserable,
filthy o .mpounds which have done % much mis.
chiel, but uss NATURES HAIR RESrORATlvE
which clcansss the scalp, rcstJrcs Gay hair, and
clean and contains nothing Injurious. Boo advef-
tisrsreni
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PoR CoueHs, Coins AID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
has dsssrvsdiy Sustained % high arsp.tssen - ne
Vsysfsss PsinsaOy ssfssa" prsecs, ~ -
cents. Cutler Brot6sn . Co., Boston, uass hssd'
Cutler q Col 'W
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WANTS, LOST AND FOUND.

oSO REwARD.-Lost on Friday. Fer.
"OO N, frcm the residence % Mrs. Capt.
s,snS., f.ns In I'm xton, near Bar Mills. . lafgs
sss, full hi, odcd BLACK AND TAN, DOG, tno
other color except . little Erry shut his mouth.
and there may be . very few white hair on me-
sres.t. weighs about 2jlb, answers 10 tho name Of
"Prank.D Whoever will give Information where
tho same may bs found shall receive The above re-
ward. LEWIS n. GOODWIN. p .. Addr.s, Bar
Mills. No. 6wuS
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House. or REPRESENTATIVES,

Letter Frow, Speaker Bla.~s o~ tie Pssite
expenditures.
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.S,eso .fdrere.se,ssessss.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
At special meeting Of NE Director! 81 The eaeo
~ a Boston Steamboat Company, held IN ma
desori Feb n 1870, 70 was unanimously voted 70
dirooutiuue running the steanse Entsrprtse Do
tween the two ports and hat The Stsaanss b. sold
" A. DAY, 10y.
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UyANTED - Colts or Remlngton's Army
wv and Navy Revolvers. Also, Sharp's OF Spsn.
GERS Rifles or Carbincs. Any psr.ou having any Of
CLARK 4 EDGERLY, 6unsniths and dealers IN
all kinds Of sporting goods, At I'D Main Street, BID
dcford, MAlne. <00
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on, HORACE N. DAVIS,
DENYTYRT

succssspr to DAVIS Z PArrEsJ
10 A few doors below the Biddeford lIouse.
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uTANTED-IT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD
w Oakes' Laundry 10 In full operation, and
that he Is now fully prepared 10 do hrstclas. Ws.h-
I'M Ironing and Polishing at short notice, for lio-
tells, boarding Houses, Families, anybody and ev'
per dozen, called for and seliversd. Ofics, rom 9
fIariy's Block, City SQUARE, Biddeford. Branch
Oflo., A. uodsdon's Is Factory Island, hoo. or
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For. RaJc Cheap.

~ Printing Of al kinds doss .. thls osss
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
ruy GREAT SALE on WATCHES.

The sale OF watches in Hartnans auc-
zion room Tomorrow, will command the
presence Of all persons who wish to pur-
chase fr,t-class time-piece at great bar
gain. The watches TO be sold, were len
with Aessrs Tabers, more than year ago,
for repair, and will 80 for exactly what
they will bring. The assortment is extern
sive, embracing number of hunting case
cylinder watches, hunting case lever
verge and duplex, both gold and silver, alf
In perfect order, and some of them almost
entirely new. Attend, by all means, if
you want pocket time piece. Another
such an opportunity may not be offered.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
PICK OFT YOVW CHOICE.

The undersigned will sell his stock of
flowers, for cash, cheaper than anybody
disc in town The best perpetual roses
all Of which are in large potsi roses you
cannot buy at any nursery for less than
so and rs cts piece, will sell for % to
30 cts, verbenas by the dozen, from 10 to
81 IS y; pansies, by the Dozen at 81 90,
single geraniums, from : TO % Ct. piece
double geraniums, from 40 to 70 c''r
pelargniums, from 10 TO 20 cts., tropaoli-
ums and tritomas, at 25 cts, eupheas,
double petunas, sweet-scenied geraniums,
feyerfews, itineraries,
etc, etc, at 10 to Is cts a piece, amarylll'
formossissima, a splendid flower when
blooming, all ready started in large pots,
NJ 30 cts. a piece. Come and zee
AMANDUS JAECkEn If
Fifteenth Str. bet. Walnut and Cedar.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
.R,LL OK FRIDAY NIGHT.

The lovers of the sport Of twirling the
light fantastic toe will be glad to learn
that Mrs. Gaffney proposes to give ball.
in the brick building on the corner Of
Commercial avenue and Eighteenth Street,
on Friday evening next April goth, The
public is invited. Pat. % Laughlin, VIM.
McHale and Michael Bambric, are the
committee of arrangements; and Richard
Marnel Tim German and John Hyland
floor managers. ~ 5sft aIae dtd.
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The Cairo Bulletin, April 20.

fell until a late hour last night and the air
was remarkably cool. The thermometer,
this morning, stood at Csc.
The river has risen four inches in the
past tweuty-four hours.
The Mississippi is falling steadily at st.
Louis.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg, with
feet water In the channel; also falling
rapidly ut Cincinnati and Louisville, with
IL feet in the chute over the falls.
The Cumberland is stationary, with 8
feet on IIarpeth Shoals.
Business is tolsrably active, at our
wharves.
The Idlewild brought $50 ks wheat, IA
bgs carpet chain for ST. Louis and $50 bbls
potatoes, 60 bbl. whisky. hhds tobacco,
10 tons sundries for reshipment South.
The Marble City received $50 SKIS wheat
and II SKIS carpet chain for st. Louis.
The Dexter received 225 tons freights.
Transient boats passing, all transacted
more or less business at this port.
Captain Dexter, of the City Of Evans
Vile, authorizes the Evansville journal to
say to all competitions, "Shoo Fly, Don't
Bodder Me- rs his boat makes all tho
time and all the money he wants.
The Richmond is due for New Orlcan,
this evening and the City Of Alton fol-
Nicksburg.
The Quickstep is the regular Cairo and
Evansville packet this evening.
The Mlbrey and Petrolia are still on til
wing, leaving every evening for Paducah
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ALL TugPACTs NUTSHELL.

The points Of difference between
Phalons Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair
and the other hair darl.ening articles, are
these; They are s,!sky-h is devoid Of
gluten. They are opaque-it is transpar-
ent. They are ietid-it is fragrant, They
are muddy-it is clear, 4hey produce dull
tints-t reproduccs natures hues. Sold
by all druggists. a2odawlw
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The CoRskI BAND PICNIC.

The correction made in the picnic lad"
OF the Silver cornet band viii probably
rslieve the school children Of the unpleas-
ant Thought that they were to be the vic.
tins ofsn unjus, discrimination. The fare il
now correctly stated. Full detail. will
be given tomorrow.
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vurRy,sHiNG GOODS.

The completest stock OF gentlemahs
furnishing goods in the city, is to be found
at Miller and Millers. 1t would BIO
remarkable want, indeed, in this line that
they cannot satisfactorily supply at the
very lowest figures ruling in this market.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
WASHINGTON SALOON.
A PINE RESIDENCE roR sALrArArcTIoy.

Twill sell u, Auction on Thursday, May
,th, the fine residence now occupied by \.
A. Arick, situated on Center street Cairo,
Ills. Terms Of sale, one third cash in
hand balance in one and two years with
interest. Sale at two o'clock Il. M, ON
premises. DANIEL HARTMAN,
apl29td Auctioneer'
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VT
This popular and eligibly located house
Of public entertainment Is now fitted and
furnished throughout in good styles and,
under the management of Messrs. Walker
n Sisson is doing n large and thriving
business 1t is kept upon the European
plan--the guest calling for what he wants
and when he wants ii, whether in the day
or night time, and paying only for what
he orders. The rooms are large and clean,
furnished with the best of beds and bed
ding while all other features Of the es-
adjustment are arranged with Nh especial
eye TO the comfort and convenience OF the
guests jaGtf.
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CHEAPER AND CHEAPER STILL.

Aurora Oil can be had at forty cents
gallon, and suitable burners given free Of
charge, to those who viii patronize Ewell
4 Jacob, Mt No. 92, Ohio Levee.
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Ghe Bulletin.
NEWS I! TIE CITY,
YxprxsIrI IIXIRN.


II Il undeniablc that the proper'! hoiu-
err Of Southern Illinois and especially OF
Alexander county, pay an undue proper
ton ofthe State taxes. In quite All 'ne
central and northern counties the assessors
value property at only one-fourth ITS can
value, and In some of the counties at only
one-sirth. The Auditor reports VII
show this. Yet in the face OF this our TAX
,myers are assessed. in mo-, cases, for fully
two-tbiri. the cash value of their posses
lsions, and in many cases for more than the
full cash value ourassessors have The ap-
proyaI of conscience, probably, in thus
placing nm undue load of taxation upon
our property holders ;.but !, is the mos, cN-
pensive luxury they can possibly indulge
in. Conscientious scruplcs on the part Of
county assessors, have cost the taxpayers
Of Egypt more than million of dollars.
In the more northern counties the same
article doesn't eos, a cent in Il century.
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MINERVA, WATERS.


Ki.singen, Setter Gnd Blue Lick
Water, and all the otl.er variety of
waters from the celebrated springs of Ger
many and America, on draf, and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel NJ the drug
store Of Is. Il. Whitaker No. los CONNER
cial avenue, Cairo lll.. rpll2tf
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Cooi., airy and splcndidiy ventilated
rooms, can be had at the S.dn, Charles
with board, during the hot summermcnths,
at rcry ioic prices. familic, can be ae-
comodated during the above period with
our most desirable rooms, ut idrg, ds'iact-
ion from regular rates. III
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

J. Geo. Steinhouse, formerly Of the ST.
Charles Hotel, has opened a barber shop
on the corner of Eighth street and Com
mercial avenue, Perry House and with
skillfnl assistants is prepared to execute Nil
business incident to the profession in the
most scientific manner and to the full sat-
i.faction Of his customers. apl25dlm
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ATTENTION. ROVGHS.

A meeting will be held ON Friday even
ing next, April goth, for the transaction
of general business. BY order of the
President. j. b. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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They never tire the eye. They H'i
many years without change. They are
perfect in every particulars. They are
warranted not to break. Gail on Tnh"r
Bros, our we'll known Jewellers, and D.. .
nbout them. m2gdawlm
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tOllNn-

A gold eye glass, the owner is requested
70 call at news stand a, the Post-ofice
prove property, pay charges, etc.
dot {, LOFLIN.
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BuokwALL's Tomatoes, put up by the

BucKwALL's Tomatoes, put up by the
"cold' process. They are not steamed at
all, and have the flavor Of fresh tomatoes.
Their reputation is unrivallcd and they
may be obtained in 20 cent cans at
stratton 4 Birds grocery store, Ohio
Levec.
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just received n, 4. Nch :, No. ~, Ohio
Levee, a splendid lot Of spring Cashmere,
Coating and Ve.tings, which will be- made
up in the most fashionable styles, aud nj
prices to suit the time, perfect lit guar
antsed or no sale. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

YouNG Hicks, who received the con-
tents of his own pistol while attempting
to shoo, another person, in Metropolis On
Tuesday last, died Of hi. injuries.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

The extraordinary pressure upon our
advertising columns restricts our reading
space to one.half the usual limit. The
pressure will be- relieved, however, ,u-uor-
row or next day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

HAIRY MAcAgrnY, the great facial
artist, and incompatible hunorisi, with
first class troupe will exhibit IN Cairo on
Monday and Tuesday nights. lie will, of
course, be seen by everybody who can
raise the price of admission.
See advertisement.