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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-20
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL.
r DAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY

THE CHESAPEAKEAN AND OHIO RAILROAD
is completed and running from RICHMOND,
VA, to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
STRINGS, in WEST VIRGINIA, 2e7 miles. 1t is
being rapidly extended to the Ohio river 200 miles
further. making in all 427 miles.
In its progress westward 1t penetrates and opens
up to market the wonderful COAL DEPOSITS of
the Kauawha region in West Virginia. And thus
brings the superior and abundant Goals Of that
section into communication with the IRON ORES
of Virginia, and Ohio, and the Western, South
western, and Eastern markets.
When completed it will connect the SURE
RIOR HARBoR FACILITIES OF THE CHEs-
APEAKE BAY with reliable navigation on the
Ohio river, and thus with the ENTIRE SYSTEM
OF RAILROAD AND WATER TRANSPORT
ALTON OF THE GREAT WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
IL will b,akc SHORT, EASY, CHEAP, AND
FAVORABLE ROUTE from the WEST 10 the
THE ENORMOUS FREIGHTS seeking trans
portation to the coast.
II will thus become one of the most IMP orr
ANT and PROFITABLE EAST and WEST
TRUNK LINES OF RAILROAD In the coun-
try, and command trade of immense value.
The completed portion of the road is doing a
| PROFITABLE AND NCREASINGB BUSINESS,
and is fully equal in value to the whole amount of
the mortgage upon the entire lne-(sl5, 600, oOc).
ohc loan OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being FIRST MORTGAGE UPON
TIE ENTIRE LINE, PROPERTY AND
EQUIPMENTS, WORTH WHEN COMPLETED
AT LEAST $50, 600, 600, is therefore one Of tho
| most substantial conservative, aud reliable
| railroad loans ever offered in the ma,kct, and is
| peculiarly adapted to the wants of
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
who desire to make their Investments with the
| most satisfactory assurance of POSITIVE AND
UNDOUBTED SECURITY.
The Bonds are i'll denominations Of
$1,000, $500, and 500,
| and may be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
| Interest, six per cent. per annum, payable MAY
| list and NOVEMBER LIST.
Principal and Interest payable in GOLD In the
CITY Of NEW YORK.
Price NINETY and accrued interest in CUR
RENCY, at which price they pay nearly seven per
cent In GOLD on their cost.
| All Government Bonds and other Securities dealt
in at the Stock Exchange received In exchange al
their full market value and Bonds sent to all parts
of the country free of Express charges.
| They can be obtained by ordering direct from,
us, or through any responsible Bank or Banker in
any part of the country.
FISK Il HATCH, BANKERS,
| No. NASSAU STREET,
/ NEW YORK.
Maps, pamphlets, and full information, furnished
upon application in person or by mall.
DAVENPORT & CO., ST OK BROKERS,
| No. llo4 Main street,
Il. II. MAURY & CO.
No. lGl4 Main street, Richmond,
.o,,tc FIR s,lc of Ronds In VirCtnin.
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tsrcnaslt iii Georgia.

sAygvsyA, 1May la.scCrops Of sil ki,iff gro
isHafssng, as,A .syiaa sesiauslf snliifsia, Dy
khs agsssghsi shfss tiss Essa no salia aska
tpf several tfsslsss
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PsKuMATIc ExpaEss..-Tt takes seventeen
seconds 10 send q written message through
9 pneumatic tube from London to point
four hundred miles distant. This beats
steam, and is not behind electricity. Bags
OF heaVy mail matter are sent three miles In
two seconds.
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T! that one-third Of the sum OF %, 22S paid TO
| Forney by Bullock, os ensibly for printing
and copies of his paper, would have been
| "a liberal compensation.
Governor Bullock in his testimony said he
! thought it was important for the cOl0red
members of the Georgia Legislature to
| make some formal expression Of their
wishes with regard to the Bingham amend
ment, and come on to Washington for that
| purpose, and he telegraphed them accord
I, ingly. Eleven Of the thirty three or thirty
| four members came to Washington as the
! representatives of the whole OF them, and
two came who were not members of the
| Legislature. He loaned them from 81 200
| to 81, 500 to pay their expenses, and only a
small portion of the money was refunded.
| The amount of money made use OF by MN
! from the 5th of March to the 2lst Of April
was 1850, and of this amount s., 00S was
| paid to Forney and sos to the Globe. 1t
appears from Governor Bullock's testimony
! that there was no special agreement With
| the publisher of the Chronicle for the work
done. He sent the matter to him for pub
| icacion without fixing on the price.
| A man named George D. Chapman said
he could influence the vote of Senator
| POmeroy.
The committee had not thought it adyi-
sable to delay their report by sending for
| CHAIRMAN, who, from the testimony before
| 1t, assumed he could control senator S vote
| bY corrupt means, but having called the at
/ tention Of Senator Pomeroy to his converse.
ton, as testified to by Governor Bullock,
Senator Pomeroy came before the commit.
Etee and showed that Chapman was unknown
to him, save by introd uetion and not ex'
ceeding ten minutes conversation, and ne
/ was not in any manner connected with any
/ of the matters which Chapman assumed he
could control his vote on, and that the pre-;
text OF Chaptiian's being able to influences
/ him one way OF the other was without 9
shaduw Of fopnda lon, s..
4as az sS sslasss Is ssssss tss, ss iii
issRhs Etd hssa nsaa Raa aslsgasliSal 1aH'
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REFRIaERAroRa,A,
THARCoAI WA.TER-CooIERs.


CHARCOAL WATER COOLERS.
Z DAVID PARg g Suns, at No. fifteenth
street, are manufacturing their impfpped CHAR
COAL WATER-CuQLER,a aud ahaY will keep he T
same Quantity Of Ice longer han any ostssr cooler
They also nanufacaare the best sToNEWAKE /
In te United States md mo selling u lcss price
than the northera pottess. - ssa5;, ~
Encourage homo manufactures. my ls@Im
MouNTcAsrLss,o !, nso. 4 ,,, s,a. &, 4,
has Just received lsrEe lot of REHkTGERA-
TORS and WATERLOO Oilers Of the iatest pst-
Agent for MUNsoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A OLD STOVES REpA1uED. s.. g ny d
DEFRIGERATORsl 81 j.
l6 rSe, WATER-EOOLEREftses H. 81 ..,i,s
.I4 49, CEEAM-FREEZERS3tf
Just received, 3 full assortment or REFRlGEAA-
TORS, WATER-G00LERa,sp patent sid asplainf
CKEAM-EREEZERS, together with an entirA
stock OF the improved CgQKlNG:SrsiyES,
RANGES, and HOnSEK ENE1RHA RTlCLE1. e
Gail at k3E CHARLES g.. GREGORY'S,,asst
my Sim Isl No. lll5 Main stirred. Fl
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NOTICE.AT0gMY FREENDgc HSt,
IS AND TIE PUBLIC AT UAKGsss5449-czl
rave opSnef aynnastmn HAIL on Rgaa15te& ees
tween Eighth and Ninth stRegts = M asa.
The hest care Vim be paid 10 6ctfd f5ofses and
vehicles, Having had eighteen yeassa e5peftfHce:
st NV "a IN IN WiLLlGM ii. sUTHERL.kKDssg
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;HAVING DIS c'oNTINUED
HI sale or fresh meats until the fall or he year,
customers and The public generally % nag stock Of
|SUGAR-CURED HAMS and BRE AHgE Nh4eiLe
win sell TO them 80 cheap 40 they can be bQgEhE M
can be accommodated &C sfl times Vita B4QB
SLICED HAM ; also, PR EAT I'd HgsfstIli
my,Leodaws isS \ No Mo- ssseooaa Nasks. y, !.
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Maps, pamphlets, and full information, furnished
upon application in person or by mall.
DAVENPORT & CO., ST CK BROKERS,
No. ll04 Main street,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

Southern negroes complain that tho
radicals so TX thing. that coiored voters
have mo say In the nominations iAS
9J---Hon. Baltic Pey,op, who many years
ago was conspicuous meniberof congress,
is announced as a candidate for the house
In the Nashville district of Tennessce,.
There never was time in the history
of the country when apolitical' party was
so troubled by independent candidates as
The radical parry nowis. This shows, dis
Indignation. ~ -:
LA democratic state contention is
called 10 be beld in Montgcmcry, Ala
septembor LIST tho declared object Of which
is 10 frame an indictment and srraign the
corrupt ofico-hcders before an indignant
md outraged people. ~ %" al -
1t is said that the Louisiana poll
tics are very badly muddled, and there is
the greatest sangcr Of the Republicans di-
viding into two or three factions, and so
surrenderlns that state to the Democrats,
General Longsrrdot IS at the capitol and
agrees with tho Louisiana delegation in
congress that tho sooner tho Presidents
brother-in-law /, removed from the coll
lectorship ut New Orleans the better 1t
win be for tho Radical party. in that state.
OF course, the General is an aspirant for
the berth, and probably successful one.
-Conundrum by Dana If Andrew
johnson had noirinatcdla rebel officer for
his attorney general, what would congress
have said ard done about ~ .,
Hinton r. Helper the impending
Crisis man, denies that he is a candidate
for cqngre. from Nuth Carolina, and
says; II certainly should not esteem it an
bonorto DC sent to congress or anywhere
by saeh voter as have delighted to elect
and reelected to Office individuals like
Whittomore and Dewecse.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Queen Victoria derives an income of
-, $50 from her estates In the Duchy OF
SAKE Cobp-g-Gotha.
-Ganbaldi passes most Of his time in
training large New Foundland dog,
whom II friend in England presented to
him some time ago.
A son Of Gen. Grant will enter llar-
ward College this year.
1t Is understood that Daniel McFar-
land will connect himself with literary
weekly in New York.
A Pittsburgh paper suggests thu. Pat
rick ;. Gilmore should change his name To
Jubal T.. Gilmore, which il thinks would
be more fitting
Alexander Gilmore, city marshal Of
Louisville, Ky, while decorating the grave
of his son, at Cave Hill Cemetery, on Sal
urday fell dead Of apople y.
THE wife of the Rev. J. b. X. Walker,
Of Hartford, Ct, f. the successful col peti-
toe for the sGOOprize offered by Mr.. Loyt
Of Boston, for the bcs, sabbath school
book
The wife Of Mr.. Griilits, leading
actor of Selwyn's Theatre Bosto ON, di on
Sunday, of Hydrophob'a, h. vim been bit
ten bA "a dog two months agb.
Father Hyacin,he Is al Munich, where
he holds daily conferences with Canon
Dollinger and the King Of Bavaria, who,
II Is said intends 10 eonff upon him the
citizenship OF Munich and chair in the
university.
1t IS reported that the Prince of
Wales went on a bender ut Liverpool with
some friends, the other night, and was put
INTO the police station by police who
had no idea the size of the Ash had
caught.
We find the following in the Toronto
| (Canadal Globe; AT Sunnidale, Ontario,
ON the 18th Of June, the wife of Jeremiah
o Keefe, Of two sons and a daughter
Mother and three children doing we'll"
Ms. Joseph Ward, of Orwell, VI,
having eloped with VIM, Baker, returned
after some clothing, but Joseph refused to
let her have any So, because she couldn
go on dressed as well as other women. she
s'aid at home and wouldn't goat all.
Miss KGe Field enters the lyceum tn
year with two new lectures. One is
Charles Dickens and the other "Actors
and Acting, on which she can hardly fail
to be entertaining,
- Miss lea Bliss, Of Milford, New Hamp-
shire, aged 8 years, Il few days ago, took a
pinch OF snuf, which 30 effected her that
she confined to sneeze without cessations
for i've hours, when she was seized with
spasms, and at last accounts was lying in
n critical condition.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

A New ioRk preacher, says that "no
man Who uses spurious iquorsca't get to
haven't, Df course he meant sucli execra-
hlc'pckth as is rctailnd in The Empire
City cIAyiew Of tho undertake. excellence
of the OMwhiskeys pure brnndics, spark
ling wines, and creamy ales sold by Pat
/, FhagTslds ofthe ssiaI Fhwcr saloon, no
Cairo preacher has ever venturcd like
declaration. Ihdecd, we have heard mon
,T that everybody who patronizts Pats
beverages is immediately possessed of a
serrnsv f6dl, d cifrisinn fortitude and
resignation that, make ibis mundane
sphere of oars as good hesvcna as he cares
about. That everybody maSslnrc IN this
Felicity Pat'has fixed the pripy of his in
Incompatible Cincinnati lager beer at cents
"a lass, and,evcrSthing else at apbsutshali
\ What it is really worth. "a ",
.t-u5The finest Bill ard Saloon in southern
tlllinois can-also ba found in connwtIon
With this popular establishments. fSu\
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
a. foIlowsi
& j THE dNyA ADrERTISER.
We Announced, last week, that u nc


Radical weekly paper, under the speeinl
psssn,ss I'd It. Gov, Dcughsrty, would
mike ~ appearance in the neighboring
town Of Anna, during the present month.
TIE ipitiyl ,Hsymbss Of ibis nov, papar un-
der the paWe ~ The Anna Advertiser
has reached or exchange table. II Is
about THO size OF the DAILY BULLETIN, OF
very respectable Typographical appear
ai,ea, and; pon the whole, q very credit
able country weekly. The names Of Gal
leher and Dongherty (,he 1t. Governors
som appear as proprietors, and
that Of the latter "a editor.
q The editor, while avowing purpose TO
advocate the principles Of the Radical
party, declares his intention to keep
ihnnsrlf ana his prper, free and untram-
oled.-free from the dictation alike Of
G.iaaa. aid individuals.
Measrs. Gallcher and Dougherty are
very clever and en,erprising young men,
and will no doubt render the AfrerSs,y
acceptable TO the Radicals Of Union coun.
~ in It's political tone, and 10 the people
generally as mn earnest advocate Of the in.
teres,s Of Union county, and Southern
Illinois. We certainly wish ii success pc,
cuniarily, but confusion to its polite,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
THE coNTESTIN MAssAc HUsErT

The Boston Journal, in speaking of the
political campaign in Massachusetts, says
ain all probability the Republicans will
have as their standard-bearer Governor
clailin, the Democrats will again rally
around Col. j, q. Adams, aud the labor
reform party, If they desert Mr.. Chamber.
lin, will put up Mr.. Colby, Of Newbury-
port. There are evidences that the con.
test will be exciting, and withou. doubt il
will, in some respects, DO close one
Much will depend upon the action of Con,
grsss and the acts which it can eonsum,
mate TO bring relief 10 an overtaxed ma
ton" And it adds "The Democrats pur.
pose making strong efortto carry the two
Boston districts, and in one of these dis
tricts an effort will be made TO induce 4,
third candidate TO run"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

Tho Prince of Wales, in recent
spfech at a dinn4faGy6&Ain MD of the
1london Chidrens H|spttaR said: "Thcrc
j. one loot tssstlcReb towhich wish to
draw VOW attent ioIf4lviz., that one-thiid
of the ddatpopulation, of this country
peyssNssiSss y mAsetlsS
Here is DR.. MarySMdiker in her sum
mer dress: "a pair of number two boots,
tight 3banlIIa bl4d sfalldw-lail tdat Il,
spahg led with brass buttons, shoo-dy
eravat Of The latest and most approved
style her hair worn loose and combed
badly OF her ears ,Vl'
zAnbfhrs unt
brigands = pass.,eEa M ,&palishmen, has
taken place at Athens, ". Cqroneo pre-
tesded Msisout&o' had beet I'm CORES.
pon@enee With the briga~dGi The latter
challenged. tho forme OF, Swh oo ttpcaived o
yaijp,fI, but n not dangerous wound in the
lla ad3 -.olyis total cd. o. an'b1ol2E,.
The Memphis APpeai anspnne.as by
Authority that Il Is not the intention. Of
u ctierson ratIsto deliver an address before
the Mississippi agricultural societies, a. ht
has no dosirc to participate in public
affairs Of any kind, 4. no berul,alpnnm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
CAIRO AND WING ENNEs RAIL
tAH APPLICATION 10 THE SALINE:
J COUNTY COURT FOTl MORT, TIME.

bod From ,lis Saline County Rsaister.l p
pnnThe Cairo and Vince anes Railroad Com.
pany arc before thc people with an appli.
cation for an extension of the ti,noalbwed
in their contract with the county for The
completion of tho road. A special session
vf. tho court has been called for to-day
Thursday to consider the matter, and w
learn that very strong effort will emadc
~ defeat tho extension. What the mo.
tiues of its opponent. may be We do no,
know, but we understand they are in the
main those Of personal spite. We do moi
think II right for any one 10 allow himself
tn be actiatei by such feclings, and hope
when the court meets, twill candidly snd
fairlyu consider tho arguments for and
.agSinst extension, and 'ifiit " convinced
that TIM building ofthc road can be socaest
secured and the intercsts ~ The people bcs'
smbserved by grsnting farther time fol
'itlpeii compilation Of the road, II will b
dong. Ytgd s-p1g hHb - HhIr' i+ .tA .'"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

Roskoo j. endorsed by the best PHYSICIANS
eyerywhrIg. Read the following from Or .T,llery,
a successful practitioner Of many years sanding
Ia the Old North state:
Rocky Moant. Edgeoombe Co., sept. 70, lss,.
Ia, Y. Y LANHEscg-Dear Sir: IhsSs used your
Concentrated FLUID Extract of koskso ia my prac.
tee WITH ~" hnppiest results, ind u 10 he a
powerful LIVER inyigora,or, blood punfer, and
nervous tonic. In al diseases Of the liver, scrof.
ulous, syhlliilc, and nervous affections, u u n
remedy ot Immense value In fact. In almost
every variety 1f chrome diseases its use 10 indi
Gated Hoping you may meet with III. success
"hlch You d"',rie as a manufacturer of reliable
medlcncs, am, SIR, with mnch respect,
your "ledirnt servant,
u, q. TILLERy, VI. u.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
nom TO WET pROpHRrY.

lI1Thc sploaaid property yoeeppisd and
owned by PRclly, Esq, win be disposed
~ by lottcr. in august ncNteapd hcshne
brick residence, worth every cent IL ga.
900 will be drawn. by somebody single
ticket. ~
This enterprise is home one. Every
body has confidence in its fairness and
! khowst that q fair value has. been placed
upon The property. The price of ticket
has bcen placed at s.. supply yourself
while you have choice OF number 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02


UO A young German, named Daniel
Mitchell, came out Of lager been saloon
in New York the other evening, CARRYING
club in his hand, and meeting a police
man he requested the officer TO accompany
him home, as he was sure to be murdered
IL he went alone. The policeman could
not leave his beat and Mitchell went on
The officer made his rounds, and near the
same place on his return, he observed "A
man staggering towards him who appeared
TO be drunk. This proved to be Mitchell,
with his hands tightly clasped across his
abdomen TO hold himself together lie
had received CHASTITY knife wound across
the body, and the position OF his hands
laone prevented his bowels from falling
into the street. He could not speak intel.
ligibly and the wound was pronounced
mortal
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

u.B~ a writer in the Raleigh Sentinel
referring to the late my-terious murder of
State Senator lst.pirns, al Y@geSyil c,
North Carolina eNprdsscs the cbhSichon
that the deed was pcrpetr0ted BY Che
negro guantwAich vsAuotarily tcok>'urea
itself to watch the court house, and under
whose charge the court house wa' during
the day and the night.of the murder, which
occurred in one Of the rooms vi the buiid-
ing. The writer suppose, they were smI
ploytd by Tho lRagnsi toi perpet'ste' the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
murder for peliticslstt

Tn" ln,C inoinna.i Gu Young girl named
Augusts Ncu'han; war leHning over bal
eony, feeding child in lower window
with cake She lost her balance, fell thirty
feet 20 the ground and was instantly killed
4 devoted dog, seeming to,-apprcciate the
disaster, 2ju6I@ ,dfsarL BIZ mistress, and
was not disabled by the fall. After re-
gaining hir fccy NJ, art frqmy the, house
ana M seen ub ADO | 4
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
* O - X O O
Cures Scrofula in It's Worst Forms.
From " NIL NH; rgrom'nen' AMI "' kno"n

merchant ufNorfolk. Va.
No. u Main ~. NoWotG, Va, sept. T., isca.
DK, IANGrNCE-Dcar Slrg Your ku.ko0 has
worked luiers 10 my family, NJ dsnghtef has
been sl'irrcr from Scruiuli since childhood.
She iost iJlriy pieces ofhone from her ankle.
several from her arm, besides having ulc"u IA
several parts II the body whilst IN this ounil
ton shc Humonced taking your ko-kOo -itartsd
Ike charm On her, under ~ usc the nlcer-
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improve u certainly saved her much suiteT.
ing, nni perhaps her ilfa. regard Ko-koo n spe-
Gin" tor no r0nlou- Affections. Your KoskoO
also cuf'i my wife of dyspepsia, from wllch she
-lificfei 'uy. She d, nov va better heath than
she ms y en- ~ i've YEAR.
With t.r highest regards,
laIn gratefully Yours, etc.,
\. ". MiI.-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 7, lso9.
Dr. J. j Lawtence-Dear Sir; Ny son h,s re-
c"V"d 80 much beucht FROM your wonderful kos-
koo, that cannot refrain from expressing my
gratitude. md tried almost everything without
henrht' lbcleye. M all sincerity, that your Kos.
kop - a. iuiaibe remedy Tor the disease nom
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could conceive the value Of slch "a remedy as
kuskoo-ihat surely cures, The great amount of
good u - now doing among us - inestimRble.
with much gratitude,
aiu, respectfully yours, etc..
Mrs, ~ T.. A, NELSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

Read The following from Mt Womble, PROM.
heni hardware merchant of this city
Ne. - Market square, Norfolk, Va,
October ~, 1853.
pr' I.awrencc-neae Sir. To the large number
OF testimonials which you offer Of the great eth.
cmy OF Your koskoo, ] take pleasure ia aG ding
my own suffered greatly with nervous debility,
headache, loss Of appetite, etc. Two bottles oi
hoskoo restored me TO health.
Yours truly,
J. q. WOMBLE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

Mothers as you love your offspring don,
fail to use Mrs. Whi,combs Syrup for
soothing children. Read the advertise
ment h,another column. june2sdSwiw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
GATHERING TEytH.

q Not only docs Sozodont impart the
~hitcness of the purest porcelain to the
teeth, bat it. polish, too. They glis,on af.
tcr being brushed with it, ike the ipper
surface of an ocean she'll, ana the effect Of
this peerless dcn,riace is to render the en-
alnel as hard and indc.tructible ~ ada
- %,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02
piOt'R.

800 Lbls. Flour medium grade also 200
half bhs. medium quality suitable for the
Southern trade for sale at the Egyptian
mills. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

FIFTY DAY BoARDERs wanted ut the st.
Charles Hotel where can DO found tho
coolest and most spacious dining room in
the city. The tsbls as usual supplied with
the best the market affords. Families and
permanent boarders taken during the sum-
mer months at extremely lo,o rates.
iune3dlm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

CONE AND SEE ME.-lf you want bar
gains in clothing and furnishing goods,
corner of Sixth stree, and Ohio Levee !:
the best place to buy them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

From the AddrSs Of Democratic Consrcssmen' J
Let there be no Discussions about minor
matters no tims lost In discussion
II dean ttehts no manifestation Of
narrow or, proscriptiyc feeling; no
10 6 str11@ar Abr cansn TO crafty per.
luit sonai ambition or resentment. ''
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-02

Ss5-A Cncinnsii physician protests
against the common practice lof, apBlca-
s,ldS bf' c0,diaaaS 10 n0hcad III GASES of
sunstrokc. He p,esosibrs warm water APP
Iplicatieps and a. emctie, after whiichIspi'-
nus A'ter6s 'Mtphariti in tcaspoonfal
doses evaryN Ghcdnniausaa and friction
along tho spine by mcans of mustard and
strong kniRept ~ s'golARq