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PERSEVERANCE SASH. BLIND AND Door

PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Door
TEAM FAcToRY.-The proprietor this factory, Mr..
george Puves, well known to this community not only
n All ARTICLES which manufactures Using ont
he best materials, and what il we'll seasoned giving
lis ali the details 81 ms btisiuces;
prompt huing al orders and faithful IA their eXccm-
satisfaction is given to all who do bust
with lIrves, His prices, too, are beyond COM
peutiOn aa will be by inspecting parta list OF
articles with .gurcs SnneNed which will Oe iopnd IN
another column
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Nature is the chart of God, mapping cut
all His attributes; art is the shadow of Ills
wisdom, and copieth His resources.
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ana tsss
JOHN E. EDWARDS Vice President
D1. e n l. PssRosH Medical 7e &dyissgy
Or CnAs II SMITH
Directors:
i;=:!s f:s:s 5::
Geo Palmer. tAll of Richmond, virgina)
P Res faesident +. BE al MaaK1
Secretary. Observation-Disclosures FORESTER DoLHoNDE.
EG1iss b %sSsn foG,s ehss nnns.
Ioss%se EdSss% S silEs Eiiss %spn
Medical Examiners Drs PIN and Scott
Solicitors '''e DAN wilson Major Wisfail
jag 6m Office. 50 Carondeet street.
TwENrE-F1Esr AsSgAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
For the Year ending April 30. 1870
Gross Premiums for the Year S594, s99 60
Assets of Company April &c. 1869 300 627 e.
The Board of Trustees resolved inte eat at Six
per cent IN cash on al 1utstananG inca OF scrip
holders thereof on and after the second Monday OF
June next.
They have also declared Scrip Dividend of Eighty
Per Cent the earned premiums entitled participate
for the ending April 3d. 1870 for which certificates
will be Issued and after the first Monday in August
next free of Government tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
g. t. BUDDECKE, Vice President.
HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary.
| TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams Samuel a. Kennedy,
G. T. Buddecke, Samuel B. Newman,
| p. II. Foley, J.J Garrard,
A. G. ODER, A. Thompson,
p. Smms, John Phelps
A Elmer Bader, Z. H. Summers. my29 ly
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CtAHILL & CoFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos 7a6 and and - Il Water street
Fourth District
Dealers in Hay, Corn, Oats BntD Cornmea Oatmeal,
Huminy CT its. Chicken and Cow Feed. etc
Coods drver"d re- % drGlvaCe mNs1 3n
I BONTEMPS. DYER AND SCOURER, IS2 Poy dras
W street between CrOndelet and Baronne streets for
merry of Bourbon street for gretnumber of yeaTs
Mr. j. BUntenps informs his friends and the public N
general that he has himself in the Dy
Securing and Cleaning business at the above place. A
orders will be attended to with care and dispatch
tailor attached the establishment who will atCsnT
repairing aud mend'ng of clothing. Speciality
mourning. Orders from tho country promptly attended,
to. molly
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CHAs ROMAN, President. N. A. TARLEToN, Secretary.
Board Of Trustees:
Domingo Fato, VIM. A. Shropshire,
Sam1 M Todd, T. A. Peterson,
S. n. Moody; Gabriel Pascal,
Arthur Forstall, T. B. Blanchard, Jr.
Alexander Marks, Charles Ramon.
This Company taking Fire, River and Marine Risks
very lowest rates. and gives the assured return
fifteen per cent the scrip of the Company at the
end of the year he may prefer no14 1y
WYNN. B. MORRIS & CO.,
Fire, Rive and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
Observation-Disclosures of Hartford.
HOME. OF New 1ork
Leading Insurance Companies Of the United States
Record of Losses Paid $40 600 600
AL of Insurance transacted promptly. Rates
low will permit. Adjustment of Losses
office without reference delay.
wM b. NORRIS & CO., Agents,
jaI6 ly No. 81 Carondelet street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
EIRsr BI-ANNUAL STATEMENT

Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance
Association of Louisiana,
From August 1, 1868, to July 80, 1870.
Amount received from policy
holders for membership: s47so' 10
holders on deposit .......:.... e,O74 rs
Amount received from members =.
Amount rsosi!ed from interest o~. ~
and dividends. ............-... 2,4H 0s
Amount received from forfeit
Losses .ss paid on 81 deaths. ...... s4ese7 90
Office expenses tsalaries. rent
Commissions paid SOLICITORS. 5l4 20
Stationery advertising and pgnt-
ASSETS.
Cash due BY members
course oa ss Of Collection ~ s,oa5 90
Bills receivable, secu- -
Crescent ss ny City Ss'f Railroad WV W
ca slUSk r. r. stock '''' -
|, present valuation s.
Canal ana ca and Claiborne '''''
ent valuation e55 2O) 5.2l6 IS
Office furniture. -. l.osl as 1916 s5
ella,7s7 50 slla7e7 Sc
JOHN DAVIDSON, President.
t III sAS S55fSR! Finance Committee .u7 Inn
MOUND CITY
MJrTI1AJ. LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
THE GERMAN SCHOOL.
Twelfth ssmi.amnusi Term.

The twelfth scmi-unnual term of the
| S".,v GERMAN .,hvol, viii begin On III,
| LIST Of September next. Ii is already gem
orally known among the patrons of the
Cairo schools that Prof Wirsching, the
principal of the German school, /. Nh
educator ofirst-class ability. Well vcr,cd
in the ancient languages, lac is cmincntly
qualified TO teach the modern, especially
the German and English. But no. les.
efficient is he in imparting instruction IN
all those branches, II thorough knowledge.
Of which i. essential tou good education.
Those scholars, therefore. who have made
due progrcs. in Reading. Writing, Arilh-
ine,ic and Geography, will have the op.
poriuni,y of taking such advanced studies
as Composition, Drawing History, Natural
History, and, il desired, French and Ger.
man.
Since the German language is known n
one of the first elements ofn good cduca.
tion, on account of its practical useful
ness, the Trustees especially invite all par
ents who wish Ia give their children u
substantial Gcrman:cducation, To examine
for themselves the: advantages
Of the Cairo German School This they
may do by calling on any of the
Trustee, or upon Prof Wirching, the
principal on lI,lr street, at any time before
the opening of school, on the 1T of Sep.
'cmber. Regarding it in the light If ,
matter Of duty, in which more or lees
honor Is involved, German parent, are cN-
pcctcd not To- forget the day, or the nccc,-
sity for lending the school liberal support.
aug22 dlOt
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LOCAL BREyITIFs. Tho high wind of
FRIDAY night played havoc with the grow
ing corn crop, In an eight acre fcld be-
longing to Thomas Porter on the outskirts
ol The city, fnlly one fourth OF the stalks
were snapped on ana rrostratod. If there
Is any bad luck IN the country you can al
"'y'co"ht ROM F"rier III Tor II share OF
IT,
Tile co.ofet MeIhodl'ts, of this city
nave camp meeting IN contemplated
Inc grounds selected lie between CAIRO
anu Mound CIty' lhe commencement oil
inc meeting Is liked for next saturday
--Treasurcr aud Assessor Martin com.
pcted his assessment list and filed it with
the county clerk in due season. 1t fact We
hear tina, Ia; |. e,ur dnys ahead of any of
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TEIE CAIRO BJLLETIN, AUGUST ~.

Police ITEMs.-Thcre was nm nnusuol
stir in the Office of policc magistrate Shor-
Messy, to-day six individual. on,crinc an
appearance under CHARGE. ,r druulcnrc..
one for ,lisorderlv conduct ono far vcnd.
ing quack nostrums without license. and
three for abiding in a house of iil-famc.
The details urc rs follows: Gcorgiana
Williams. William Cool. J,n,c. Nooay
Tom Connell, c. Creation and Harry Sny-
der under various prctcxts and on various
kinds of spirituous drinks. rot drunk. 4
ilnc Of 81 and costs was assessed against
each. Williams. Cr,g,ton and SNYDER
paid Con,, rave security. and Moody and
C,nnell went to the calaboo>e.
John Mon,eomor, ...;oned himself to
natures covering Yesterday. and. for a
time mad. him.o,f ,ho ,orror ,r The
Fourth ward. No, having the whcrowith
TO pay the pepnltv he incnrrcl Inc .c,urcd
/ ten Jays rrsiJcn,c in tho c,l,ho,.c
And now como. DR. Whitehead DR..
| Whitehead from Missouri
Tho doctor had .o,uc . stuff which, he
cl,imca wos , ,ov,.;,, h,In f,r every
a,h,on wound 10 which mort,ls nre liza,
L,. sam, fill. triad il nrJ n,rro,,lv 90
c,ncl - .hroud and c,fIin Tho doct,r
,,.. a.,,., ...,,.,,. ,.... A.. ...,..;.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

nHDiNANCE NO. 100

An ordinance ~ relation 10 the duties Of the
tty Marshal HnI Police IDustahlos.
De p7'0i1gi tY hs fVy fbDsrH NJ ~ 'TB n
t,uus
sfc. L. That one Of the rooms, a. be- desi grated
~ the Mayor Or jail Committee, "t those rented
y The CITY shall he appropriated Tor and used ~
said police force consisting of the City Marshal
and Police C1nztalles.
-rc ? itshsll be- The duty Of the Cty Mir-hal
ami Police Constable, when about 90 leave polio"
honl.Iulficrs io Doc absent on duty during the
hour nf Duty 10 leave some memorandum from
"h..h i,rr-oh. desiring their s..i-iln'" can a.
certain where They can Dee probably found during
- % ~ cucc, aud u shah be the duty OF the t.N
NHrsha 20 procure ~ the cost of the city mefurs
AnaHm book IA which any poison can make ANY
memorandum ~ statement ~ enter any com.
plant which they may desire 10 bring 10 the notice
" the CITY hsr-hli or police cousinhl ~ city
.Uthgfti'.. Il shall also be the duty q the City
Marshal 70 take care that taid memorandum
back with o. suitable pencil, t. be also procured
W iH"'p-i ~ ~" city shlli be kept aud preserved
200 -.in- -l.ihLl' plac" ~ -ad lpli"" h""lqu'f"r-
-g o. 10 Dc slaais accessible 10 the publie AMI u
lin.l b. the duiy % the city Marshal anil each OF
th" Police Constable, including the captain Of
night police, 20 inspect fAIi memorandum book
,tHh tui cycft ab-el aud al other times ~ u-
70 '"""ine quickly acquainted With any statement
oruuiupisini entered therein aud promptly attend
G. TIE H4iy herein Tglpiiel ~ them.
-t., a 10 shall b" tie duiy - the T., Ice Con.
.H" .us "a duty at night including the Captain ~
the NlHh Police 80 patrol ~" streets Of the ,lty
during 'Grh night ffuu sunset 10 SUNRISE singiy
uf Together ~ t.o Mayor or the captain II ne
y glt Police may direct, bat u silli b. the duiy
20, 'Irn o. ftpur hiuself once IN cR l. hour dur.
ing ''c hJu.s ~ duty the time 10 le designated
lN ttr Mayor or Oh" ,aptain % the Night Police,
a.. Do night at ihr police headquarters aud then To-
remain try Minutes ~ no Longer.
- ). For each md every omission 90 neglect
~ uuN pfr"r authorized - make arrests under
tie ur !u1recs of che city 20 make The report De-.
90 l4uIf 10, piln u the Cty 81 caro- a.
REVISED EtI cofiheI. 'arh ant every OF said % .
,.Is shall forfeit aud pay 20 -ad gIty ssumB1' ir-.
u.au i.u dollars NOT NOR, thha huJ doilsfs
90. .. II shall not %. lasfgl f1f auy ofcoT AuiIuf.
fF.l 'H W tk' arrest. under o." uUliuHncss pI the
co.'s 60 frequent 90 lnIfDr around liquor .Alu,us
durul !, hDufs e duit uuls.. in the u"r.s-sty
a... .pT.Uui fI- dy'N Ht rurh officer, uui even
...N .'. sf fH.ui violating thn provisions ~ thI-
urir"u.D shtii i"Ti"t ani pay 10 -sId city r. sun
f.G l.ss than t,r dollars nor more than hny dDi
IIra 70 sHHh luI pNtfS OfiDnss
t.f0. las. July GHh, leo.
approved Aus4st ifu, $50.
TnUMAs WILSON Mayur
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The season of Exhaustion.

The close -utry weather which usually prevail.
toward the clos" OF thc summer l- particularly
unftyortblc 10 tho feeble and cneNai,i. Even
the wcl.knit frames ut -truug men feel The Iu.
iI"Hc" Ut ID" season, AMI ias.itIIIr and bUgu.r
p,rtld' the Whole community. LpI.'s, y-I .IHI.
Is those IA delicate health, suffer much nom tr.
bIIty, oorasioued by ~. humid md heat, Z, Dl the
want ~ Wholesome iuNigurtut. ~ firi, re- nee
cassity for something 10 recruit the exhausted
system H. experienced, more or les, 10y every.
body, Hni the uulN question is, what that ~uUiC-
thing VIII Zoe, With those who have tested the
effect OF Hu-'cttvr'- stomach Bitter un Thorn
selves. or have observed ~ effects On others, this
question viii not Dee ~ doubt for at,ngl" iuog,u'
o. tonic Ani regulating operation, AMI iis agency
iu creating htOty appetite and promoting go.
gystuu, are rightly cla-4cd by all VINO have I.'
sorted e. th. uncluli,cl vegetable inNgnun'
and corrective, among tho most cNiTnof,HnsgN
Therapeutic wonders 81 moudorn times. n -h.Hil
De- tak'nW THIS season a. q safeguard against The
Epidemic diseases which a.o -U Oh ~ Goo U'.. i.r
r,lINrl rs stem iu 'h, 90, 81 co., lr.T. -
Sc DC IUi'Ttu'l ii.' m"r.rntfy ..". ..l' .rH To-
NlLuu. parts ~ tao ,4Wtrs uI' ,li'.'uuus @"
sUrTrso.ir 600 -Er ur ffHfH tITs sHu ~ b worth.
lv.s articles manufactured by hHu.U'F.. WH.uN
they represent 90 lU "T.uDr 200 tHIs l.U. fi...
remedy rt Dol proper - I'f thr r''s'.- 'I...s
guard against u.I- sp'..g- Of imposition, Hui ~
warn them uylfr-i The ioI,i'r"us iflsh With
vi Iuh d-h0uuftlio dealer. sv' 3, 'u 'I,s". them.
.UIs- leo tlaHVlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
rug rGIcnlyA spiRAL,s or roRk WORM

Pcrhap, it is not generally known that
the much talked of h'ichiid piraiis, or
pork worm, was first discovered in Amer
lea by DR.. |, c. Kendall, Of Philadelphia
Pa, with that American instrument known
IL. the Craig Microscope, costing only
1915, after repeated failures to discover
tho worm with IN imported microscope,
costing $50, "of fccblcr power and less re.
liable This fact DR.. Kendall stands
ready to prove at any time. The Craig
Microscope in neat box with fun direction
is mailed anywhere for $40, 10y Il. ii
Ro.s, 3l3 Locust ST.. 81. Louis, Mo-
Read the advertisement ia this paper
my 81 d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
RIOT IN BlANOVlLLE.
BLOODY FIGHT BETWEEN CITI-
ZENS AMI rNE CktssENf CITY
IWCt COMPANY.
One Man KILLED and Two Msn .,adI,
Wounded.

The Crescent City circus spread il, can
yass in the ncighboriug town col Bland
Vile, on Saturday, and gave an afternoon
aud night exhibition. 4 ftcr the close ut
the night exhibition, an alteration arose
between members Of the circus company
and number of citizens, which led To- Sc
ricus consequences, II /, alleged, with
how much truth We do not pretend to say,
that number of the circus employees were
under the influence of liquor, and pro-
vohcd fight with the citizens by Offering
very gross insults and then opening q.
promiscuous fire upon the crowd
The citizens promptly returned the
fire killed one of the circus men ON
the spot, and then drove the whole troupe
out Of town. On the part of the citizen.
John Ray was nortally wounded aud Rob
ert LOweryslightly.
These details, which come from resi-
dent of Blandvilie, are given us they were
received. From other sources We have
learned that the fight was provoked by II
number Of the residents who were under
'ne influence of liquor. We shall, most
IKE J, receive full reliable details through
'"oa"!' II 30, we shall make them known
:" we puullc IN to-morrow's paper.
AMER writing the above We learned that
MI Kay u AN alive this morning.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
NOTICE,
NRDgNtNCE 40. iOi.

Va nfa.n93u.o providing rrthccous,tuction Of
n, = orhns'll Pc C,y o.ucl qr ne cgy d,
1"H'N J. Every owner II any lot or lots front
.htu ",N''us upon any street ca ayouUc IN the
10y Wih'h Is up 10 the established grade, shall
nave NC Isli, under the supervision and drec.
L"h 81 inc street Committee or other proper au-
tH"it} ot the city t. make ant construct, N
l''ul ~ ms or her lot or lots, a brcl, sidewalk
lNt'" feet ~ width from tho front of the lot upen
cu,"'7 OF avenues one hundred feet wide, and ten
I''' pa Wldih upon streets or avenues les than
one hundrci rect wide, said brick sidewalks 10
h' male OF good suitable brick, carefully and con
Ih'U$ lu IN the shape OF 70 htrrius home upOu "A
hIlh and substantial bed covered with four inches
"I coarse sand on suitable grayel.; the curblng 10
re 81 suitable oak or other timber Tor " licl
fourteen or more inches wide and three inches
th,'k' wei supported iy and spiked on To good
"'E stakes W" anu halflcst long aud three on four
ii'h'@ square, placed ON the outside of sad curb.
luS h"t more than i've feet apart the inclination
"l we sidewalk from the lot To the clubbing 10 he
FOUR inches downward on streets aud ayenncs one
itct wide, and three inches ON streets
a AVENUES less than that width, and that said
uil'N SIDEWALKS 80 built and constructed be con-
sIu,l'd uhdof the direction Of the street Com.
Approved August 18th, 1870,
auy-Ollu,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
SOL ND ADVICE.

Make your business, il you need cloth
ing, to go to IL reliable store where Won
can lind all you need and made in the style
you fancy, at such prices rs to suit your
purse and the times. Antrim's is jus, such
house. There You will always find Il
complete and select assortment of cloth
ing, either for men, youths boys or child.
rem, ut prices rs low as the lowest Com
pare his goods and prices, rs ii will hc to
our interest. e.
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nIsIDiNANCE No. IO7.

An ordnance defining toe duties Of certain Gitt
'f'ie.fs lu reiu'n." 'u hr Issu", 'ah,eilaii.n
guI destruction ~ sNIIsn. o. " CITY lulttt't-
rHsH tul f0r other purpose.
SI"IIYN I. n shall not hs lawfal fpf The tiy
g..a 90 any other r"''on . cn' oui ot deiirh
fl.m ite order of scrip bDok any blank ofic' o.
f.. e ~ Treasurer or any oT'isf vlirh ha. teen
s-H any cause rendered unhi f'f us~, AMI m u'.'
zee. p, ...,.. ~ fIls'.I r.sL o. he margin snd
.Hr.H ll".tlf'I, uH.l SOC H.s' meeting Hi "a"
I.ltlrH Committee. Ha'n sa.l ofd'ts .i'.i h'
...'I }ii 49, .H.' .'I''n"I mi 'in''''' are
49,. .. % .aa.. l' tho DOT, 81 t,c ciy clerk Co
record thtr,.u. fh numerical aud clr1no'.. HaI
urisT, y thIu twenty four. hours amor th,y hat.
been drawn 90 eriefs on ilc tuy Trrasuf,rIr
iN. ~ h.n, fl'H no Who'll ha'c b''u f'ui'f.l
Ultt or usr
-f.. $. o. shall 10 ihs duty ~ IN, F,nauee COM.
m.ffsv aut % the City Comptroller under dire.
'.. .. HHr us arf'l, u'td ofcsuIsSni re- IEuf a.
'.r'] ordinance 30. 20, % comiN saii orist
F b 'No rarrin oi ne order look sui s,fp reg.
'.n f' 'afsiy thefnsaI,'s thsi -ush order. i1ni
r.. ..tH, &c "'Hsr "yIl'ur" ot CITY fndsbtsines-
N.. .' foo Pee "' ifo1'd iihs iFtn prupT.iF IF-r~i
.r IHf n'Er E fore f lrrrvu Ur PAID, AMI 10 shall
f'H lutF OF 'te 'I'y Treasurer 20 pfcpaI. ani
.fl.f u.'t isf orders, bonds, coupon. ~ l'h-f
,fif. rres - .G'rtt-due-s received by hm md ~
.H .fUFrl fHr tGpiIfnt" lets required - -IIi
Ordinance so ~, O. ~ tPafrd - ~ undvl o.
= U....u 90 sHIt F.IsiFf '.iuuIiu'ot AMI 10 st.l
f.r i..' rIf..a tnd oihfr r'Iirnccs - nl'if'd.
r.ts r'tI. %" desc ulsd 300 numerical and rhroul.
."f H| order. Commissioning With o.. lowest ngEl.
i.r ulI oldest date. ~ shall Al.u u. the duty 81
Zoe C.'y C'cr, 10 mark on tie scflpTcglsiot num
tNr Treasurer fsputt- tie dato II caup, lstUu ID
il. t.y Treasurer ofali city ord,rs.
sec. . n .hali be- the duty Of the rs Comp.
ifuvr a. mark on Tie = up Reg .ster, destroyed,
'U tao pfT-cEc" Of the Finance Committee When
..r'iH'''i O. destroy ,Nli'nr"s y cnt ind"h'i'
H..r Hs required ~ Orliu nee NJ -, or Other
$500, AL NE ufvrr ~ other evidences ~ city Do.
tHltgdNc'f which have been PAID Or rtd"em' iur
..aftpsl unit q, o .-o .i,i a. enable him to,oti
" " q # . H.H. NHf #.H IA |#. o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
RIVER NEWS.


The weather continues clear. w,;h the
temperature at So to Sc during the day,
ond nights cool aud pleasant.
Tho river has boon stationary four days.
The Mississippi Is falling steadily "a, ST.
Louis and above, ana ia" las, boats ont To-
port only xix feet water at Liberty Bar,
The Ohio !. falling at piu,Jurg with .
feet water ia the channel, but IL j, rising
very fast at Cincinnati and Louisville.
from side streams. and there g. nearly, #
not quite ia foot water Ia the chute over
the lalls. Iii probable that tho dam nj
the head Of the canal will be removed and
navigation resumed fora short ,im, a- the
rise ha, suspended the work of enlarge
mcnt
The Baker brought on, 80 Dbl, flour
l25 bbls lime for. rc,hipmcnt South. 9iooO
,tayc, for Cairo.
The Idlcwill brought - rs, wheat for
St. Louis; 200 Il, corn, 90 Dbl, whisky, 90
bbl' applc',7 hhd- tobacco, 20 tons sun
dries for re-hiplncnt South,
Tho Mary Miller, Saturday night
brought 80 pkg, furniture, 60 ,h. wheat,
10 kegs lard, . pkgs sundric, for Cairo
20 pkgs furniture for Cape Grarlcau; 200
bLls -four % bbls whisky, IS pkg, 0,rni.
turc 100 sheep, tons ,Gnlrics for re,h,p-
ment South.
The Cumberland aud Tennessee rivera
are both rather high for tho season, us
there is nine feet water on Haricth Shoal.
in the former, and fully ten fee, ON Duck
River shoals in the latter,
Business here continue, moderate. nj.
though there has been uslight falling of
in receipts.
The Paducah packet, Milbrey and Ar
mazda are now doing Il fair busnc., aud |
daily bring out good trips from 20 to 20 !
tons each, Of wheat -FOUR Tobacco, wagon !
and sundres for Cairo and re.
shipment to St, Louis and the South per |
steamer, and to New York per blue Line
cars. We are daily indebted to the cour-
teous and attentive clerks, Mr., Jones, of |
the Milbrey, and Mr., Bruce Hunter, % the
Armada for many iavOr,.
We also desire TO return most hearty
thanks to the clerks and proprictors all
the wharfboats our landings and To
sam Wilson and his son for lone continued
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daily lavors. As river reporter We are
daily dependant upon these gentlemen for
much Of our Information, yet they never
seem to consider it any trouble 10 answer
our questions, mo matter how busy they
may be with other matters Their uni
form courlcscy I. appreciated
The Umpire leaves for the Cumberland
river to-day.
The Palucoh packet, leave daily at 4
pm.
The Longwortl. and Componwcath are
the next boats duo bore for New Or.
loil4.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
nhUHNSNCE NO. 100.

An Ordinance in reference 10 The duties of pol,,,
Magistrates and Cunstah!os. '''''
He = ndaaial by ho Cih C,DacR of hr On,
,SL'lioN J. i sll,ll be tho duty of the Polio,
''iU.o- 'idhe City of Caro- aud each of rl,in
.'' F." .'.y CURED O. state 100 each aud every Of
I',I IIyNM'h rep 'ua 90 the City Council Tho
uNneH "I ~ Police Constable and Other uri,,.,.
aNn'IE'i To mako arrests and collect Grc.. VI,u
u'g.'.. uI r'ius" to execute promptly ali Wrt- fol,
iho '.t''i ard commitment of paroles which may
I' ", ''''l 10 u'ul' or neglect or retu-" IA col
parry authorized % receive them
tl' " any Police Constable OF other officer
authorized To make arrests aud collect fines shall
fol ofnoglcct 20 use due dillig nee m the cxe,U.
ton ~ any writ delivered 20 him, or i'm poyIpy
over 10 tho party authorized 10 receive il NIX mn.
or money collected Ia hls Official capacity. said
officer suHN forfeit and pay to said CITY not les
than twenty-five dollars nor more than ouo hubd.
rcd dollars fo" such neglect or failure to serve
such WIT when required, Or pay over such tine
ur collection when demanded.
Approved August 18th, 1870.
THOMAS WILSON, Mayor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

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