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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

NOR RENT, THE RESIDENCE On
Z No. pV2 Broad street, at present occupied EaL
H. Ihr. &, y. Kln.her containing eight rooms,
a,,h XII. hen with lnr,c rooms. Price. $500. Ap-
r,yt3 GRuBBS II WILLIAMS.
~ Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

EGR RENT. a HANDSOME 81 sSs
7 EUREAE RESIDENCE. on the Brook Ell
lurnpik". opposite the toil-@1te. c"usEt tl"s 4l i
large BRICK 4 NELIGtG coutaiuing eight
rooms AVID amuie ou!-houses In coed repair, ana
four ucres of highly impr0vCd lalu. With lie
oak grove. R1CHAhi.s.N ~ ~,
CrI 4; lll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, very 1a
I Grs3rahl FRAMEn lIOiS~ and LOT, EAI
! uTi,i al ne r"rta sid Of Broad street be-
t., cen ::;h alj @5;h :tre. Is. froniias on Hroad
street - eat. .I.d running back liG ct, I" !ni1"t
;ll.Y. now urcupird ity Mr.. ". ". Wells at S@ou
r.r aHnrln, payable monthly. This pr.'prr'r can
.,p purchased Tor 81, 700 cash. +. ID. EAthp,
- a0 2, Ee | Es'at;. AZ gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
REAL EsvATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

l,OR SALE AND RENT.-For sale, Gss
J. ACRES on the Southanna rive where la.I
It.. I ouisa tunrt-luuSe road crCsseS 1t Srou"u
squirrel bridge. The mansion house Is relnarRa-
hi wc!l buiil and com M odous. The farm, one oil
lir- hest IL thtt section Of country, twenty-five
AMIR ir@Im ki"huont aud eight from Ashland, re-
inrrkabie To- iEg braliliuneSs.
For rent THREE FARMS, OF about 200 acres
Carh, In H." Iotk OF thu Brook and Chick aloinihy
rivers, one Of them on lease six years. Money
!cHt.-
Apniy to subscriber, at home or through box g.,
fichmnnd post Office.
5t e3-2w JOHN r. CRESSHaW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

NOR RENT, SEVERAL COMFORT I'm
Il ABE FURNISHED ROOMS, rith gas Ill
and servants attendance. and board II desired at
moderate prices, in the most central location, 10
gi.t .ineie gentlemen. Apply TO
- 97.y H. L. WISAND, S1S Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

NOR RENT. shat large b r Il an
l. sTA"i.t or the west SIDE ot iohil, be'wte" 81
VI ia nut Cary streets, at pres, mt ocrnp Gu ny
Isn,,I x Hiy JAS. NJ. TAYE, K.
80 81 Real Estate peisand Auc,loiter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
EssEs RENT.

NOR RENT, that desirable HOUSE o.
Z hND LOT known as t,sh Corner, ut the LII
font Of the Meadow bridge ROAD. The house con-
iAins four to0lns with kitchen. stable, and All ne
,,.--ary uut houses oU tie iol Gno' v ttcr On Tie
rr,,ui..s aDuly To WM. FRANK,
or ia MCch2'tl' Nilt l urn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
A DESPERATE REMEDY,

AT this juncture 1t was determined to cus
the canal bank, and give VENT to the. rush.
Ing stream. Accordingly o. gang ot nen
from the Treiiegar Works was Dispatched
Immediately to a. paspt abogt l00 yards ards
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

TIMELY PRECAUTIONS.
The Danvlle company commenced LAYING
granite blocks to strengthen the embank-
ment between the canal and river, when
was in imminent danger of being destroyed.
BADLY HURT.
While engaged in this Il colored man,
named Henry Davis, an employe on the ma
terial train, was run over and seriously IN
iured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
ID.
HOUSES UNDER WATER.
ater i'm the day the water CONT
no rapidly, and soon that part o
n known as the Lower Bowery
! portion north of Third and east OF
ets-was delugcd, in some places
second stories of the dwellings.
abitants, as well as those in Al
Id, around the neighborhood o.
il Spring, were making precipitate I
# moving what furniture they cou
unner nor1ions of the houses.
HOUSES UNDER WATER.
Yossrs or THE FACTORIES

At the bucket factory OF Allen & 20. the
destruction was fearful-a large quantity OF
stock, buckets, &c., being swept away. a
new frame building, erected TO accommo-
date their increasing trade, was turned over
and completely wrecked. Ihclr dahiase
cannot be estimated.
The foundry of BairPs heirs, at the other
end of the Manchester canal, was also con-
siderably damaged. They were probaDiy
the next heaviest sufferers, losing patterhs
and stock. in addition TO the great damage
to machinery. ,osa
but little more than the damage done 10
| machinery and the paper By stoppase.
MIscEILANEoUs.
The refugees were kindly cared iof ny
their friends, and bore their RATE Win pei-
| feet composure. -, ~, ~,
No houses Of value in or around the TOWN
have been swept away. Some few domestic
animals perished, but the greater poreloh
were removed to places OF safety:
| ANY number of amusing incidents soc-
eurred. tending in small degree to Tighten
| the general deDression. 0ne sad feature OF
| the flood liz the large number OF dependeht
persons thrown out of employment, III.
Guiding many women and children. ,,i III y y
hoped, howeF ger, that the stoppaSs MiI has,, au,
be of long duration. orK aaa !ass .tsaa posn
spsnendei in the factories TO allow neces-
sary repairs to the canal and the foreDays
thereon. but at this writing the amount /, o.
damage dam ace inflicted, since the rise cannot. pc
asrertained. It lis fortunate that tnefe las
| a been no injury to life orli limb, every body ;: i
seeming to act with the utmost saa.aon y. on
Early in the day travel was allowed 6y the
| DaayiIle bridge, but Later, when us de'
structi0n seemed Imminent. the COMPANY
were compelled to prohioa tfaveis ana .l.si
communication was parflalsy susti,sluso
with Richmond. e.,,,
Late ian the eyeninga large number OF TN
lblockaded reached honia ciG the FessEs y
burg railroad, the e0lI uslGg tale slisaa
/ oscisIating engine OF The FredesiegsnAls
rasd .to CONVEY pastsenge A efa5 ~ ss,,s, y
three cents pc i head was demanded l in'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

NOR RENT, THAT SUBURBAN
L RESIDENCE AND MARkET-GAR-E Iii
ZEN a,sly corrupted by X. W. NcGruser ES4..
ra1f mile est If Richmond, on Fnlton Hi. The
r..Ils,. !. new ten rooms IN good order the gar
,l., Govt ,inS fifteen acres well laid oh, and
l.rge orchard 3f select fruit. Possession Is! oc-
T.. ;cr next. fE S'bh,,N,.
g." 30 III" al sll stItct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

yrOR RENT, the UPPER PART ofG:a
L lie house No. 0o7 Main street lately occu- Iii
alrd by Mrs. y. G. Barton rs 4 millinery esl'ip-
n-Amcnt. For terms, etc., apply -
III 80, G.; 4 A. RARGAMIN.
NOR RENT, the + RST- C l. ASS
I srohEHUt'sE No. Aie Cary street now Eli
occupied by Hoard x Fl rsh. Pos gwen 2oth
~ lin VILLA u. HAXkLL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

VOR RENT, that very desirable gsSs gfs;:s
T,esent occupied By Major +. p. Turner. Poe
WILSON WILLIAMS,
80 ag-Iv No. lSl"icace st'crt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
SEVENTEENTH sTREET-NoRTH.

The water came up above Crews soap
factory, and about the old Swiss saloon,
flooding the fish and vegetable markets and
all of the stores OH the east and west sides
thereon. The excitement OH the former
side New Jerusalem)i is said to have been
intense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

NOR RENT. desirable Il L & sss
= DIV ~ T!N.. on ,hc et.u.h slice 81 Clay, Eli
I,,we.n SIN AID 9th streets, containing seyen
rooms with gas and vale; brick R'ichcn Win
40 ro. ms and a large brick stable and carriage
housc: ali In good order. AS. 81. TAYLOR
Sc 40 3. Real Estate gent and Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
MANCHESTER.

On the Manchester side Of the James the
ravages of the flood have been proportions
ately disastrous. Early Saturday morning
it became evident that most serious fresh
was to be apprehended, and preparations
were made at all of the manufacturing
establishments to remove all that was pc
rshable or movable. Crowds gathered
around Mayo's and the Danyille bridges
and lined the banks, watching the tell
destroyer. About 10H A. Nj. a portion OF
the southern division of Mayo's bridge was
carried away, and about an hour after, gal
lantly breasting the storm, the remainder
was forced to succumb. Everything on
Sharp's and Talbott's islands were swept
away, and Belcher's narrowly escaped. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

On the east side, the cellars of Abbott e
Lehman, &. T. Workman 81 Co., and c. /.
Herring were flooded. No great damage to
property, as everything perishable was re-
moved. The first floor Of II. Il s. Wortham
Il Co., grocers and metal merchants, was
flooded. The vacant lots used for storing
lumber by S. G. Floulnoy were overfloWed.
On the opposite side, in the Office OF the
Old Dominion Nail Works the water was
about two feet deep their loss consldera'
bic. Ragland Il Co., lumber dealers, loss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03
BY ". Il. Robins, Real Estate Agent. +

by ". Il. Robins Real Estate Agent.
ENOR SALE-A BARGAlN-T1IREE
L HUh DEED AND EIGHTY -IIihEEACRES
- EXCELLENT JAMES RIVER FARMING
LASD, lying on the south bank OF the river, IL Il
good ieishborhood. and distant only ten miles
HON III .hmont. Price, SIS per ne.
Apply 10 or address W. B. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent, q
se iodat&1a%5w 1909 Maiu street.
LUR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
LOTS on Fen4ble street, hetA cen 26th aud
Znh. fronting on Feuable 10 feet each, running
back ie0 feft deep.
A':o FRAMED HOUSE on The corner of 9TH
and Ssnsble streets.
II isP > very desirable LtlT sitlstet On the north
Side OF sialn street, betm0ca 27t, and asin.
Terms nhsral. II. -. FAcHb.
bc2t ot Real Estate A gent.
A CHEAP FARM OF TWO HUN
"A DEED AND FIFTY ACRES, in Louisa
county, near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
Tor l,soo. ApplytO F. Il. NEWHURE,
Real Estate knctioneer,
BE 2 No. 1916 Main street,
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-08
Beecher,s First Shot.
From a Star Paper in the Christian Union.

From Star Paper in the Christian Unon.l
Did you know that the first time that
I ever fired gun it was at "chippy."
and that did not hit him3 My father
it was, that let me trot behind him, u
seven or eight-year>old, while he hun
ted through the fields. How my nerves
screwed up when he took. aimi and
what crash in my over-sensitive ear
was the report! 1t was always painful.
aud always an irresistible fascination.
And so, one day. returning home, on
ran a bold chipmonk, and coursed along
the wall with trailing tail, then noun
ting a stone, tail cooked up; he said
"Hit me, hit me, hit me, he, he" ''Here
H enry, do you want to shoot?' s'Y es,
sir-no-ves, do s'Get behind me
let the gun rest On my shoulder-now
take aim-come, pull the trigger or
he'll be Off.
shut up one eye in manner that
both. The tears came. The squirrel
seemed six Or seven squirrels whiriing
around in the air. took aim, but it
would not stay aimed. Somehow,
saw the sky, the stone wall, great
mullen stalk, the squirrel, aud twentv
other things all in jig Bang went
the gun. ''Chigger-ree-ree" went
the squirrel as he dived down, laue hing.
into q hole.
Well, I've seen many a minister do
the same thing with q sermon, and feel
as satisfied as 1 did To be sure, l had
not hit anything, but ] had made a
splondid nOiSp
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-08

JOSIAH HooPEs, in his late annual ad-
dress before the Penn. Fruit Growers
Society, said of his observations in the
California IL may say in regard to the
larger fruits, such as the apple, pear,
peach, &c, that their remarkable size
and beauty appeared very little short of
a miracle; indeed, was totally unable
to detect old standard varieties, time
and again. Their enormous size and
perfect shape, together with that pecu-
liar waxen appearance, proverbial to all
California fruits, was continual picture
and will not soon be forgotten. But
beautiful and large as all these vegeta-
bic productions are, there is lacking that
delicious flavor, the agreeable aroma,
and the richness of our less perfect, but
better fruits. We search in vain for
these requisites beyond the Rocky
Mountains, and 1 very much doubt if
they have the more preferable acquisi-
tions, or that we would exchange our
quality for their appearance"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-08
RICHHEOND. WAYNE CO., ND,

Nor Crown or sceptre would ask,
Bot from nay country's will,
BY day. by night, to ply the task
Her cup of bliss TO fill.
wan the voice of honest praise
To follow behind;
And to be thought in future days
The friend of human kind,
That after ages they rise
Exultng may proclaim
In choral union to the skies
Their blessings on my name.
These are tho wants of mortal man,
| cannot want them long
For life itself is but span
And earthly bliss song.
My last great want absorbing all
Is, when beneath the sod,
And summon'd to my final call;
THE MERCY OF Ny Cop.
And oh while circles in my veins
OF life the purple stream
And yet fragment small remains
OF natures transient dream;
My soul in humble hope unscard
Forget not thou to pray.
That this thy may be prepared
To MEET THE JUDGMENT DAY.
WASHINGTON, June | { 184l.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-08
JEHIEL RAILSBACK,

~ ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens
III of Richmond and Wayne county, that he has
resumed the Practice of Law in the room over
Haines Store. opposite the Richmond National Bank,
where he would be pleased to his old friends and
all desiring his assistance in that line.
E0-Entrance door West Of s. r: Virgins
Co.'s Saddlery and Leather Store.
Richmond, Aug. 10, 1859. Z3u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-08
DR.. I. J. AVERY,

r HIS OFFICE on South Pearl, fourth door
"A from the n. w. cor. of Pearl and Walnut-sts
prepared to attend promptly to allcas in the line
of his Profession.
Richmond July 7th, 1853 19tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
PICK OFT YOIR CHOICE!

The undersigned will sell his stock Of
flowers, for cash, cheaper than anybody
else in town. The best perpetual roses
all: of which arc in large pots roses
YOU cannot buy at any nursery for less
than so and IS CTS. apiece, ] VIII sell
for 2s to 30 cts, yerbenas by the dozen ;
from rs to - 20; pansies, by the dozen
a, 81 90, single geraniums, from to 20
cts. piece, double ger"niums' from 40 to
rs cts, pelargniums, from 10 to % cts, tro-
paoliums and tritomas, at25 cts, cnPheas'
double petunas, sweet-scented geran'ums
chrysanthcmums, feverfews, itineraries etc
ste; at 10 TO fifteen cts. a piece, amarylli'
formosissima, splendid flower when
Incoming, all ready started in large pots
stbOcts. a piece. Come and see
AMANDUS JAECkEL.
Fifteenth Str. bet Walnut& Cedar.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
RIVER NEWS.
AgRIy AL.

The cluoiy weather Of yesterday cuim'h'
a,ed in light min to-day, which promises
20 las, for some time. II Il doe. not last
too long /, will not be out Of place
The river ha. only risen hvr lh'h''
since la, report, and will probably 'e
stationary IN the morning, n the ONO u
falling. some distance below Granville
The Mississippi Is falling slowly at st.
Louis.
The Ohiois falling Mt Pi,tshurg with IL
fee, water in the channel, and falling NJ
Louisville, with twenty-five feet water IN
the chute over the falls.
The Cumberland experienced sudden
rise. but /. again falling with ten feet
water on Harpcth Shoals.
Rusincs, here continues moderate At the
wharf and II fair amour, of freight Is sun
received by river and rail for reshipm'n'
| South.
The Wild. Duck rc.hipped l25 tons
Pit,sburg manufactures on the NJ d.
Wicks for the South.
| The Belle Lac Ic''I'N" WV ''' "
| did not fill out.
The Colorado and City of Cairo each
received considerable freight for Nick'-
burg, Memphis and way points.
The Virginia passed down out OF the
Ohio Yesterday for New Orleans, with
only half load. This shows an eNtraor-
binary scarcity of freight.
The lorwer Of class: steamers have been
respng n bountiful harvest during the past
two months, having made rs much money,
owing to the high rates and abundance OF
fr.ichts. rs they would ordinary MAKE
during regular business season. II the.
would now consult their best interests at
least one-half Of them would lay up during
the present scarcity of freight-say for one
month Mt least. After that time We bcliev'
gold will have a fixed and settled value
and prices of produce will be in the sam
condition which will cause tito again com
mence moving,
The Lady Pike has been thoroughly re
painted at Mound City and Cairo, an'
left for st. Louis this morning looking u
bright and staunch rs she did eight year
ago She was well built at the start an
has been we'll taken care of and repaire
at intervals since.
The Milbrey is the regular Packet +"
Paducah this evening and the Quickste
for Evansville
The Colorado leaves this evening TO
Vicksburg.
Cant. Chas. II. Hnae is agent for tn
above boats.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

toblishmcnt; is an old resident OF our city,
and in, his present enterprise as manu-
factvrer may be called the pioneer. lie
hns expended all his means in starting the
business and unless some assistance Is on
tanned. there is II probability that the en-
tcrprsc will fail.
In conclusion, we may with rrorri''E'
ollude to the action of your body IN eN,
tending aid to Mr.. Gamble who proposed
TO embark in manufacturing IN your '''y'
which action we most heartily Endorsed
Yours, etc,
March, 3Oth, 1870. .,
Gins, Gallagher, Cairo City MilIs "a
n. Stafford. G. Winston. H. II. Cunning
nam $. Stats Taylor, Taxpayer; }: ;.
barclay. G. ID. Williamson, ii. l.. Halliday,
II Hurd IL Sons. ). White, Robert w.
Miller. w. VI. Williams, Jewett Wilcox
| g. 70 William Winter, +. Vincent, {. u.
| Woodward. James johnson, +. Bro.sr
peter Saup, n. VI. Hufcn, Peter Cuhl-
Charlie. Thrupp, Sol. A. Silver ID. Hart
man, w. II. Schutter
Alderman Mckee moved that the rec
concentrations contained in the foregoing
communication be concurrcd in ana that
committee of three, To- consist of one MEM
Der of the Select Council, and two mem
hers of the Board of Aldermen, he
appointed and tina, the communication be
,acorroa IN them. that said committc,
be instructed to confer with Mr.. Mchen
zie. and draft and report to the C''y Couh'
oil Oh. necessary instruments in writing
to secure to Mr.. Mckenzie the loan oil
the money prayed for; at the same '''''
observing the interest of the city ~ 'h'
matter.
Carried by the following vote, viz
Ay..-Branklc, Fitzgerald, kleb, Lohr
Lonergan, Mckee, Mendeli "'h'er--s'
Nays--none.
The chair appointed rs such committee
Mc..rs. Meyer, Lcnergan, and fnZ
gerald
{ Petition from sundry citizens, prayih
that proposition for the c''y
subscribe slVO 600 to the capital stock
, the Junction or Kentucky and Tcnhc'''
= railroad. be submitted to the city oil Car
{ etc. etc, wa. presented and read, ana, d
= motion of Alderman Winter, was reierr'
!. 10 A committee of three, and the coinini'e
n instructed to report upon the same at u
! next join, meeting Of the '''y 'onh'
! The chair appointed n such comm'"'
:. Mr.sr.. Winter, After and Loherg"
Bond Of John Hylsnd, N, City Com
,roller, wa. then presented and read. nj
ON motion, approved and ordered Med
, The Council then adjourned.
=, JOHN BROWN, City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
IN, STATE or HAWKINS COUNTY.

The colsred ladies Of the city nre IN a
condition of great excitement in antie'pa-
ton of tho the XVIII Amendment one
Of the features of the procession will be "a
,riumphal ear, gaiiy decorated carrying
thir,y-sevcn beautiful colored ladies' e"eh
representing State of the Union. There
Il no, Young ncgrcss in the the city vino
|. not AN xiou. to DO nm occupant OF the car
and the fond mamas are ut WORK
night and day getting their da"gh'
tiers in good condition for the dis
n,av. One Of the matrons called upor
a white lady yesterday To obtain Aid in cut
ting dress, and began to boast about he
luck in having so lucky daughter. whe'
asked what State her daughter intended u
represent she promptly answered' 9TH
State of Hawkins county, East Tenne'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

dence game, was brought up under three
lie cha rges, plead guilty to each, and
was rcI aided to await sentence. ID. I.
Linegar attorney for defendant.
VIM. r. Wright, arraigned under
charge Of grand larceny. After being cav
toned by the court, plead guilty. Sen
fenced to three years hard labor in the pen
itentiary, the first week TO be passed IN soil
tary confinement.
Case of Jas. Egan and Louis Sheridan,
under indictment for larceny, was called.
Egan plead guilty and Sheridan not gull
~ Eesn was reinanded for sentence and
trial of Sheridan set for Tomorrow morn'
ing
Friday, A. NJ.
The morning, rs usual, was taken up
With motions by members Of the bar, ana
very few cases were disposed of.
Case of the 5. W. Mutual Life Insur-
ancc Company vs.. Edmund Angel, agent
for the company. The action was brought
! for breach of bond and obligation, in ne
glecting to pay over certain moneys 'o''
lccted for premiums. A prolonged argu
nent was entered into by the attorneys u
the easel. =. Butler, ESQ., for pla'nt'i
and Judge Green for dcfence--on u genera
demur TO declaration. The demurrer wa
sustained by the court.
Hidclbach, Freedlander 4 Co. vs.. H. u
Miller. Assumpsit. Plaintiff representa-
by Judge Green and defendant by >. L
Wheeler. Suit brought on promissary not
made BY Miller & Miller as partners durin!
the life Of John c. Miller, deceased. DE
PENDANTS attorney demurs to declaration
Case continued. =, .,
The first case called on the crimina! ''ck
ct was that If Joseph Marsh and John a
Puyster, ("Dutch Gus'), arraigned ~
larceny. Indicted for stealinga packag
of goods from the Adsms Express Co,'om'
time last Winter; the package containin
dress goods, handkerchief, tablecloth
&c. valued at SCI OF. Both plead guilt!
and were sentenced to three years har
labor in the penitcntiary, and one wee
solitary confinement, and that they pa
the costs Of the suit.
4 Ca,e Of Saml. Worfeld, indicted Tor pra
( ticing Condolences Game. Change OF ven'
: vas petitioned for. =. T.. Albright Es'
0 Attorney.
+. Samuel Bolan colored, was arraigned I
A larceny Of u coat, the property Of NJ
d johnson, also colored value $50. Pie
q guilty. Sentence, ! year at hard labor
days solitary confinement
Mathew johnson, tried ON Tuesday
stealing a mule, was brought up for Sc
e tence. his Honor giving him four Yea
J, In the Penitcntiary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08

The bill of the lilberHlhn FIRE 'or Tor
expcn,e, in full to January 18th, 1870,
amounting to 2Go *, having been allowed
by the Select Council, came before this
board for concurrence.
On motion the action of the Select Conn-
ell Was concurrcd in, and the amount
ordered paid by the following vote VIZ
Aye.-Brankle, Fitzgerald, Kleb, Lohr,
Lonergan, Mckee, Mendel and WINTER
Nays-none,
A number of bill. were then presented
and referred to the committee on claims
under the rule,
To the Honorable. the Board of Aldermen and
Common Council OF the City of Cairo.
We, the undersigned citizens of Cairo,
and tax payers within said corporation,
would respectfully but earnestly recon-
mend to your body the propriety and ex-
pediency, of extending to Joseph Mckenzie
of said city, the credit of the city, by way
of loan, or otherwise as you in your Wis
dom may determine, to the amount OF
$4,000 OOto assist him in successfully prose
cutting. the business of II manufactures OF
furniture, doors, sash, etc, at which he
j. now engaged.
In 80 recommending the aforesaid loan
and assistance, Ne would call your atten-
ton 10 the fact that Mr.. Mckenzie has III
succes,ful operation y manufacturing 'A