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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-25

Unexpected in e rrnce- have oper tied to make
| his deiey "eS,sry 10 acr"npI>h the resulto
freeing the L:brar; fr"m debt. without recourse
to-, her r-viie--- .ul. d by at of the LeEista-
tHre Ias>ed ~ nary Il. $50
This /, Positively the ",ly Pstp"nment which
viii be nI',,i- It- Concert VIII take place on the
day ai-ove nam.d. Iroing at n're o clock A.
81 d t. continue until the gifts have been
awarded
Tue FUNDS Already in b nix considerably NOR.
Than sufficient 20 the sue e.sful completion
Of The Contract with tie PUBLIC
Tie SAL of cseis will positively close on FL
day, the 2sih day of Oct. Der, $50
All tickets remaining un>ola at tina: time viii
b. " tlidiawn from sale and caHfeIe'i- They viii
b. advertised by their nnnibeis. IN the 18th day
Of October. l>.u. in ole nsrre % the daily pa
p-is al Tbs city. diniuni ion thus made IN
The lumber If tickes TO be drawn vii not affect
III number of am mt ii gfs. Th"y wi i be As
hereto ore advertised, To Wit: 6-s gifts, amount
ing in a t. <5'n 100 geld.
Ticket holders e>ldlug OFT II san Francisco viii
receive duly -iiiel 'rsts 81 the Awards II lits-
which wtil ais, tie Published ia the leading Fan
francisco daily p'r+r- On the Isl November, ls,e'
Delive'y.f .itIs W II comm. nee November ID.
1870 at the ,'f.ce, NJ. 3ls Calf,Inus st! eet. to
all parties presenting tickets TO which gifts have
been awarded. All sitts awarded I" non residents
will be hell to their orer AMI ior their sccount
ROBERT D. SWAIN, President NJ. l..
W H. l. BARNES, Vice-Pres't -
wM. c. RALSiON. Tres. urer.
TfiOI. II HAYS, Recording See. %
DAVID WILDER, Coresp sec.
Tru.a~ess
wM. AsHEURcEE. ISAAC wORMsER.
j. NJ McNULrY A.F'D T.. f. FELT,
ARrH; N abnk1s. wv e. ,, RSnGER'
SAyUEA HUBBARD.
MAURICE DoRE 4 ,HARI R. PETERs.
Business Agents, No. 3ts California Street.
se4td
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-25
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF ORMsBY
COUNTY.

At a meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mrtee Of O-m>by county, held in Cars n City
August IL 1870, the fJllJwinS proceedings we.e
had
l.t 1t was resolved that \ County Convention #
the Democratic Party Of Urmsby County he
held ~ Carson City, On
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-25
q NOTICE
To All owners Of Lots In
Dayton. Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Yeor in which to File Your
49, Claims,
From Julv7t1l. 1870

N!OTICE is lie EDY GIVEN THAT l. WILL
IN LIAM HAYDN. Judge Of tie Fourth Judi
c,l district If the sta OF >avada n, Trustee for
the own Is Of pr. perry IN Day'cn, Lyon county.
| Nevada. under an AZ Of Con- gross entitled = An
Act fir the relief Of the inhabItahts Of Cities
and Towns upon the inb.it lends, ar-
proved March 2, 1867, have receive ed Patent
from the Unlt. >tafesf The east half the south
east quarter # the h'rh~fst quarter and the east
half of the southwest gu rtsr # section twenty
three: the northeast gu ,rter of the northwest
quarter and the .nortne7st quarter OF section
twenty six, aud the southwest quarter Il seeti n
wen y-f ur and the uhthwest quarter OF the
nort NV est quarter # section twenty five in Town
ship sixen north of Range tw' my 'ie FL east,
il the District Of lands suiiect t. sale al Carson
Cify..Nevada, containing eight hundf ed and forty
acres. Patent dated May 10th. 1870 And all
persons owning lots or parcels Of ground in said
tow" site must W thin one wear alter the first
publication Of this notice file with me. at my Office
in Dayton, Lyon county. Nevada written descrip
fion and claim of the Is If land ow ned or claimed
by them or they will be rever barred of any RICH
or interest in law or equity D Or to such lots @
parcels of e ouud as remain Hrc aimed after tn
OK liratiun of such peri. If ne year.
d WILLIAM UAYDON,
District Judge, F urth Judicial D strict, Nevada,
Trustee.
July 9TH. 1870. jy7 1aw-10w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-25

~hee1ef N ming COmp4my.-LOea.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting Of the
Trustees Of saia Company. held on the 2sth !. T
August, 1870, an assessment of fifty (50) per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of said
company, payable Immediately, in Unitrd St,tes
gid coin. to the Secretary, at the Office Of the
company, Pier IL Stewart street, San Francisco.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid On the 30,h of september. lssO shall
be deemed delinquent, aud viii be duly advertised
for sale at public auction and unless payment shall
be made before. will be scld On THURSDAY, the
2Gth day Of October. 1870, to pay the said delin-
Quenf asssasment, ta9sthsr with Gusts u advsrti-
sisG and expense VI the sals. 4
O0co Pier Ia StoUAst stFoet, Ban rraaeisco,
ca xDwD 2. BENT.
onU.0 Secretary. q
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-25

<S Gifts I'm all 300 600
The Concert aud Disfribu II viii take place
under the Immediate direction ii the Board
Trustees OF ihe NeTc .urIe Library ASSET ,tion
assisted 10y a cuP"ni- ~ Committee. selected
fir m State, Ci ant County officers, and we'll
known JiIizeu- san + al IL
EvBt.RT Ii. SWAIN. President VI L A.
". Il. l.. BARNES Nre Pre-.uent.
Nh a.. RA SION. Treasurer
At er pay in the eNprn e ut he en- er ainment
ii IN .kIu.s she di,.ripti IF the gltt-, Is above
aIInoun' e.. he iIuee viii be Applied I" eXtin-
gu,>ih. me lr+>t'ut indebted # he Mercan-
the i.traTy Association.
ii id,r- I iii kcIs winch Z fits may be awarded
viii receive tue =, pte enTati.n ~ such tick
et- or coupons &, the Bu -inc>- Agents the Il arr
Of trustees, at their office. NJ olo California
street, francisco
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-25
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Public r, soluiion-No

Resolution to extend the port of entry Of the
colec,ion dIstricr Of :, ew Orleans
Resolved by the S.nste and House # Repre-
sentatiyes OF the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the limits Of the port Of
New Orleans IA . port Of entry be enlarge and
extended 90 ~ to include AL that portion Of the
parish Of Jefferson, left bank, In tho State Of
Louisiana, lying between the Ms.ss sippi river and
Lake footchartrain. and between The upper line
u the DarthA ~ Orleans, lsit hank. an6 Z lin
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-25
Public No. ST.

An Act to anthorixe the Burlington md HisscI ri
River kailr Jad Company, or IT'S assgn-, to
change The estSblished line Of said ruad in the
eta&e VI Nebraska.
Be il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep
vssensafives Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled. Tnat the Burlineton aud
Mississippi River Railroad Company, or its
signs. in the State Of Nebra-ka, may far change
the location IL that portion of its line that lies
west Of the city Of lincoln in sail Ssate Q. shown
by the map thereof now file in the General
Land Once u the United Stases, to secure n
better and mure practicable route, ami to con-
mel vi h the Union Pacific Railroad at or
the Fort k-arney resar satiOn, said line to be
located within the limits Of the land grant male
by the United States to aid in the construction
Provided, however, That said line shall not be
located farther south thu" the soi lthern bounda
~ line Of township number seven, in said State.
and said change shall nat iMpair the rights 70,
DOT change the location Of the said land grant,
and the said csmpaay. it, assigna. shall receive
." different o. other OF sruaass quantity q Land
Ihaa U this oct had not passsd, and - cAaaxe
- 1850 osds In ths lncaae1 Hse e - railrsnA
AServvs4. M .. lo7e.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-25
NOTICE.

ia Al 81 the Nero tntle Library association, are
hereby notified, tn.r the Concert is stponed
INIT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
TOBACCO.
THE FAIR on THE SIXTH OF JUNE.
EXTENSIVE PREPAR FOR A
"Dl0 THING"

The liberality Of the citizens Of Cairo
who are determined that this city shall be
made one Of the greatest tobacco markets
Of the Southwest, has put into the hands Of
the Planters Warehouse Company the
means to make the tobacco fair on the 9Th
Of June next, a grand affair Everybody
in the city 10 taking an interest in the sf-
fair, and arrangements are TO be consum-
mated for spread" such as has never
yet been seen in Southern Illinois. Gold
premiums and good victuals, with
any quantity of good drink
ing fluids, are attractions which no
seller Of tobacco can resist and We expect
TO see in the city on the 9th larger crowd
than was ever here before on any occasion.
The Planters Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany Is able to make good all its promises
and offers 10 the public no inducement,
which il has not the ability TO make good
n performance. 1t is built upon sure
foundation, and the people have confidence
in its stability.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
TINE COSsrIrUrIOSALLY BILIOUS.

No two parts Of the human body more
strongly sympathize together than the
Stomach and Liver. When one is de-
ranged, the other is generally out of re-
pair. And at no other period Of the year
are they so liable to become dcranged as
now, and thus lay the foundation of disor-
dsrs which will rob life of its pleasures,
and, perhaps end in death itself, The
stomach noW requires an anti-bilious tonic,
the liver needs toning Immediately, and
the blood ought to be cleansed and purified.
Perhaps you do not realize the force of tbi,
ststementi but, nevertheless, the necessity
for observing il does exist. Be warned
in time, and seek safety and exemption
from disease by using Mishlers Herb Bit
ters' every day, regularly. 1t is II certain
cure for all diseases arising from n disor-
dcrsd sto mach and liver, and u reliable pro-
lection to all who are constitutioDally pre-
disposed to bilious complaints, ml6eod
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
A YLOArIR.

Judge Corcoran was called, on Saturday
last, to hold m inquest on the dead body
Of = man found floating in the Ohio oppo-
site the old fort. The body was much de-
cayed, having been in the water probably
q month. The clothing consisted Of grey
coat, black pants and brogan shoes. In n
tin box in the pantaloons pocket were found
twenty-cight dollars and sixty cents in
grcenbacks and fractional currency. No
letters or papers or marks upon the cloth
ing were found to indicate the unfortunate
mans place Of residence. His height was
about Eve feet six inches, and his age was
supposed to be thirty-eight or forty years.
The jury (of which Ed. shSnnessy was
foreman) arrived at the conclusi on that the
deceased came to his death by accidental
drowning. The money found upon the
body was, or will be, paid over to the
County Treasurer.
Thus are the remains Of another human
being put away to rot and be forgotten
his parents, friends, perhaps . wife and
children, anxiously waiting and watching
for his coming-hoping, longing for 70.
union with him, which, now, 10 appointed
for the eternal world.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
NEW BUILDINGS.
THE BURNT DISTRICT TO NE RE-
BUILT.

Mr.. Scott White, whose business house
was somewhat injured yesterday, by the
falling walls of the st. Nicholas Hotel, has
concluded to have the building removed
and put up in its place new brick build
ing, one hundred and ten feet deep, on
Sixth street, Of the width Of the lot, and
two stories above the Levee. He proposes
to go at the work Immediately, and ex-
poets to have II completed, and be in the
new house with new stock Of new goods,
by the LIST Of September next.
We have also been Informed that ar.
rangements will DO made to rebuild the
houses destroyed by the fire yesterday
morning, and that brick building will be
erected on the site of the house lately &C.
cupied by Mr. George Olmstead.
These facts show that there Is life and
vim in our business men, and that they
have confidence in the future Of the city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
THE CAIRO g. vlNcENNEs r. r.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

We announced yesterday with feelings
of exultation, we confcss) that the Penn
sylvania Central railroad had secu red a
lease of the Cairo Il Vinccnnes railroad,
and would resume Immediately the work
Of construction where Gen. Burnside left
of. We were informed that the arrange
ment had been effected in the name Of the
Western railroad consolidation or associa-
ton, but that this was but another name
for the Pennsylvania Central. That there
arc facts TO warrant this conclusion we
shall not insist, because we do not know.
The foundation for the report that the
Cairo Il Vincenness road had been leased
to parties who will push IL through to an
early completion, may be found in an in
strument of writing filed by gentleman
In some manner connected with the Penn.
Central, with the Circuit Clerk Of this
county for record and such assurances as
the gentleman gave, orally, to parties in
terested in the success Of tho enterprise.
The instrument of writing-.a voluminous
document--rccitcs the details Of the lease
of the Indianapolis and vincennes road in
perpetuity to the indianapolis, Cincinnati
and Lafayette railroad company; the Co
lun,bus, Chicago and Indiana Central
company; and the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and st. Louis Company. To this lease
executed nearly two years ago, there Is an
addendum, by which Gen; Burnside agrees
that the aforesaid parties or companies
shall have the right to a perpetual lease
and tho perpetual use Of a lease, by con-
tract or otherwise, of the Cairo and VIM
cennes railroad, between Cairo, Illinois,
and vinccnnes, Indiana, at q rental Of
81, 100 per mile per annum, payable semi.
annually, and for certain share of the
surplus dividends, etc. This is the only
rcference'to the Cairo Il Vincennes rail-
road TO be found in tho lease or instrument
of writing fled with the Circuit Clerk for
record. There may be supplemental agree
ments STIMULATING for a commencement and
completion of the road; but we do not
know Of any. All reports, therefore, that
work will be commenced Immediately and
pushed through vigorously, are outside OF
the record, although they may be strictly
| true.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
SCOTT WHITE.
His Fine stock Of floods, Saved from
the Flames, 10 be Sold at Astonish.
ingly Low Figures
The oOODs ON X EXHIBITION IN TIB
ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED ny
HAYNES 4 sLOO.
ARARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

Mr.. Scott White, whose
splendid display of goods made such a
narrow escape from the flames on
yesterday morning, but which was saved
in an unchanged condition, has deter
mined to close out the stock even to the
last spool of thread, so that he may go
into the new building which he
il about to erect, with
a new stock, embracing all the new styles
of goods and new fashions. In pursuance
Of this determination, he will open out his
goods in the room occupied by Haynes X
Sloo and will sell at figures 80 to~ that
competition ,ciu no longer contest With him
the control of the Dry Goods market q
Cairo. His are not bogus goods, that are
purchased from damaged and condemned
stocks, but THE FINEST THAT COULD
BE FOUND IN THE EASTERN
MARKET, AND MIR. SCOTT DEFIEs
ANY MERCHANT OF THE CITY
TO SELL THE SAME QUALITY OF
GOODS AT FIGURES AS Low A.
HE HAS PLACED UPON HIS. Here
then, Is u chance for bargains, and tho
public should avail themselves Of II.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
Pst,ois Paansah n MTs Able Col do.,
Rebsal Tiger, s.. Louis; Indiana, New Orl"sn-.
DEPARTURES.
Milbrey, Paducah; Dan Able, columbus;
Taiisman, Nashville petrola, Padusah
Bee, New Orleans shamrock, Sc Loui'
Indiana, Louisville; Bcngsl Tiger.
The weather continues fair. and would
he too warm but for splendid breeze
which seems to never cease.
The river has fallen seven inches since
last report.
The Mississippi is still falling at st.
Louis. The Missouri is falling for couple
thousand miles, but is said to be higher at
is head waters, and about Fort Benton,
than ever before known.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg with six
feet large in the channel. The recent rise
has began passing Louisville, and has in
creased the depth in the chute to FIVE feet
large.
Business has been very dull since last re-
port, and scarcely any thing has been done
at our wharf
The Belle ST. Louis is the regular Packet
for Memphis this evening
The Belle Memphis is the regular packet
for st. Louis tonight.
The Quicks,ep is the regular packet for
Evansville at up. IN.
The Paducuh packet. leave daily a
4 =. M.
We are sorry to learn that Capt. Ton
Harmans fine steamer Tyrone, struck |
rock and sunk opposite Tobaccoport, Cum
berland River, about seventy miles abov,
Smithland. on Sunday morning about on,
o'clock. She had full cargo Of produce
and few tons groceries, received at Cairo
II is hoped she can be easily raised, as he
forecastc j. not covered with water an,
the water !, only three feet deep on he
main deck ustern.
The weather continues clear and IL be
coming quite warm. A fine breeze pre-
vents the heat from being oppressive.
The river has fallen Il inches since las
Saturday.
Tho Mis.s-ipiis falling at st. Louis, ant
rising at 1t. Paul. The latter rise will no
probably reach Cairo.
The Ohio is falling at Plttsburg an,
Louisville with -four feet water in the chut
over the fall, and six feet in the cana
Only eight feet water Is now reported Il
the lower Ohio, and the Robt 4. Lee Wa
compelled 10 tighten over Walkers Ba
where she was assisted by the Virginia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
ABOVE SUSPICION.

A number of the most prominent and
influential citizens Of the noble old COM
monwealth Of Kentucky have united to-
gether TO form and recommend to the peo-
pie at large, for patronage, very attrac-
tive prize scheme; and We are glad to be
able 10 say that the inducements are SO
great, and the security for the faithful per-
formance Of all promises so strong, that i
places the whole thing entirely above sus-
picion. We will be happy to furnish any
of our friends information on the subject
or 10 aid them in securing tickets.
myl6dswlW
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
moi, We HUNGRY AND THIRSTY.

Knew va that at the Egyptian Brewer,
Saloon, corner of Tenth street and Wash
ington avenue, can be found, in their
greatest purity, Weiss Beer Setter, kissen'
gen and Soda Waters the real, genuine A
No. Lager Beer and Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, etc.
Cold or hot meals set 10 order. "Come,
listen to the mocking birdpl .N
CHAs. sCHRNMEYER PropristoI
MAY 8, 1870. rQ .ttIHF dim
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
An IyDELIBLE BLENISH.

Nothing will restore the skin of the
head 10 its original fairness, after it has
been turned of II copper color with hair
dyes. Yet none Of them will produce the
rich natural hair shades brought out by
the use of Phalons Vitalia, or Salvation
for the Hair, preparation clear and trans
parent, and which does not stain the skin.
Sold by all the druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
myl6daNlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
THE FIRE.
INCIDENTS. ACCIDENTS, ETC.

things considered, the most disastrous that
ever occurred in Cairo. The building, or
block was one of the larges, and most i'm
posing in the city. Unless the insurance
companies concerned conclude to rebuild
it, we appreKcnd that many months, posi-
bly, years, will elapse before the ugly gap
will be filled by buildings as fine and costly
as those destroyed.
II understanding that his rear fence was
on FIRE, Geo. 4. . Instead, Thos. DAWN
and James Holmes went back to cxtinguish
it. Before they returned, the rear portion
Of the south wall of the burning building
toppled and fell, burying DAWN and
Home. in the rubbish and killing them
almost instantly. Olmsteai, fortunately,
had taken a position about eighteen inches
beyond the reach Of the wall.
The front wall of the burnt building re-
manned standing, cndangering the lives of
all passcrs-by. About 8 o'clock p. IN. ropes
were fastened about its supports, and q
strong pull altogether brought the whole
mass, with great crash, to the ground.
Inc balance vi tue sou''i ''ue-wa' ic,' ou''
wards, ut the same time, crashing in the
roof of the adjoining frame building and
everything oene"'" ~ "'' '"' way "o"" "
Tue o"'e''e"' "oo''
AS '''a"! Us mn. uvNo. '"u,''"'"''
were greatly cxaspcratcd during the pro-
gre,' % '.' n'' o''au,' "o'vo. "o"'u
Mo'N' .,o'o "",'n va" p. .po,.
'hc'e 'a'.ic 'e''o"s "''u 7" wa, 'o""' nm
u one 'hing was more obnoxious 20 them
'""', ~, a.,
anxious for others to perform They did
nothing but talk--not even so much ms the
lending OF hand TO Tighten up the hose.
How ,eouid this world have got along "
these men hadn't been born'
Joe Abel, covered with dust, and en-
vclopcd in smoke, came dashng out of one
of the cellars, carrying an old dish pan.
snow d-n her, he remarked, LOOKING
spitefuliy at the building "let her o'srh'
II was subsequently ascertaihed that the
dish pan had peeh thrown """!'
1t was "Pprehehueu 'n"' 'ne ''o','
portion OF 'he upper s''o ""'' "o"'' '''s"
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'o''Y 9Th .om. d;mc,,,v Tim, n ,ook-
.r-on a, the Are Yesterday morning. could
l.on nj. terrier from rushing into the red
no, roaring mass of bricks and burning
,imber.. With every crash of falling wal
the insane purp imagined that at least .
hundred rats were calling him to combat
There were two alarms Of fire las
njyh, occa.ioned by the burning debris o
the late conaagration-one Mt II, the othc
a, abou, IL o clock.
Tho e,onon or tho city are in n dil.pi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

There will be public examination Of
applicants for teachers certificates at the
High School room, on Friday the 18th
inst, beginning at the hour Of ~ o'clock
Pm. l.. p. BUTLER
County Superintendent Of Schools, Alexsn-
der County.
May nth, 1870,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
THE GERMAN SCHOOL PICNIC
GALA DAY AT THE FLORA
GARDEN.

The German School Picnic, at the Flora
Garden yesterday, was grand success.
The occasion was one long TO be remem.
bercd with pleasure. The little folks, under
the care of Prof. Wcirching and his estim-
able lady, enjoyed themselves In
games, and other pleasant pasttimes;
while their seniors, to very excellent music
by the wittigs, whiled away the hours in
the pleasures of the dance. Mr.. Young, Of
the Garden, who had rendered II to
the school free of charge, was very atten-
tive to his visitors, and earned much ap-
plause by his uniform kindness and
courtesy.
In the evening, members Of the Singing
Club of the Turner's who were present
sang several pieces, and there was great
deal of fun and hilarity. At about Mint
o'clock, upon the call Of the company, rs
quire Bross made brief address In thu
German language, which was frequent,
applauded by his hearers. He was fol
lowed in 4 few remarks by Mr.. Oberly, and
shortly after, the company retired wei
pleased with the festivities Of the day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

COTTAGE FOR RENT,

The comfortable and well arranged Cot.
tage, on the corner of Washington avenue
and Division street, vii! be rented to
good tenant on reasonable terms. Two
lots, good cistern, outhouscs, MI complete.
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