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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY AND
PRECINCT CONVENTIONS.
S.,,,mber ID ana 9th, 1870.

The Democratic County convention, for
thc purpose of nominating candidates for
the county offices, at the ensuing Novcm-
Der election, and to select county delegate,
to attend the State convention, viii meet
nj the courthouse, in Cairo, on Monday
September 9Th, 1870 at o'clock, pm
5 The Democratic voters of Alexander
county, will meet at their respective No-
ting places, in each precinct on Saturday
September Sd 1870, at o'clock = M, to
select delegates to said county cony"n-
tioD.
Delegates have been appointed on the
basis of one delegate for every twenty-five
Democratic voters, or fraction of twenty
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

lEALrH,-Onc great cause of the poy.
erty OF the present day is the failure ol
the people to appreciate small things
They feel that il they Glnnot save large
sums they will not save anything, They
do not realize how daily addition be- It
ever so small, will soon makoa large sum.
II the young men aud women of to-day
will only begin now, 10 save little from
their earning, and plant it in the ,oil Of
the E"tnprisc Sarhtq, Rant, and weekly
or monthly add their mite, they will wear
u happy smile of competence aud indie
pendence whom they reach middle life.
Not only the SUM will itself increase hut
the desire aud ability Ia increase il will
grow Let the clerk and tradesman, la
borer and artisan make now aud at once
u beginning store up some of
your youthful force and vigor for
future contingency. Let parents teach
their children TO begin early 10 save. BE-
gin at the fountain-head to control the
stream Of extravaganza, and then the work
will be easy, To choose between spend
ing aud saving is to choose between
poverty and riches, Let our youth go on
IN habits of extravaganza for fifty years to
come, AS they have for fifty years past, and
We shall bo u nation Of beggars, with Il
a moneyed aristocracy. Let generation
of such as save in small sums be reared,
and we shall be free from want. DO not
be ambitious for extravaganJfortunes, but
seek that independence which brings hap
piness and comfortable home. Wealth
and enough is within the reach of all. 1t
Is obtainable by one process, aud by one
)nly saving.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
NOTi'E.

Treasurer. prao, C.ty ~ Cl.rH. M
juIy 18th, ls5D
Auii.H l- hereby given tI1' che cry rr,H.up.r ol
iHr '.i} ct Caro- r,- i''rn instructed rs the CITY
'H.u. II 90 -t.. ca u,t 20 redeem on E,. Give la
l.' W"i' ~ HUF i'Ir.'" i4r-s CO. said CITY, after
september It, neat, A.. ID. ls7u, any order drawn
'} i,' 't.} 'grN ou Ca" Treasurer ui said 'liy
"Hf juror ..1It. t'.- of ttr .tfn '.urt ~ com
moon Pleas ~ sHfi cry, ur any Treasury Warr,u
y' other 'NI"IH" of rIty lUI,ht"iE,. l"-. than
lN. pH'lar-, 'N"rIi rDHLuu- becoming due hrrc-
M'"i Tor II" payment ul interest uu tur bond,
nI'Wrdnr~s u' inn 'uy, unless such order or
"lh'F c'.Ieu'" 60. indebtedness nlIE" sp"'.n'i
Pa. INST registered with sad Treasurer.
4Hr ''it 4IttruItg - new pro parcel 10 Igg .ftr
Ail rf! orders amt other uU'sDug'u" v'H-
cu.'r OF 'Ity indebtedness above uI-
HNrI 20 40 L.- office, cuIl,. OF Washing
t"l tEcuur aui T. shtroutn street, tom 3 90 b.
n'|H.h H.In. aud from - O'Clock pm.
JOSEPH u. TllLOE
A---L l-fA IrD.-.L.r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
NO. IOJ.

An Ordinance in reference to tLc duties of polico
Magistrates and touetables
B"'4 Onto'aoi IN he ,Vy Cyoacg ot he ,,,y
~ lolO: ''
SECTION j. It shall be the duty If the Police
NAGl- NIH7 0hho city Of Cairo, and each of them
ne H'I'by required % state IN each and every ul
Hg'f monthly rep .rts 70 the city Council, The
names oI gu Police Cpnptahlc- and other Officer.
n.-,r, orrcft.c to execute promptly nil writ, far
i'' ",''''N an Commitment of parties which may
.' b,I''tod To- ihcin, or neglect or reuse 10 col
l"tt INES or 10 pay them over a. collected to the
party authorized to receive them
SO. II any Police Constable or other officer
authorized to make arrests aud collect fines shall
fail ur neglect To use due diligence IN the cXe,u.
ton u' any writ delivered to him, or In .,yInv
over 10 the party authorized to receive il any nm,
or money collected In his official capacity. said
officer shall forfeit and pay to said city moi les.
than twenty five dollars nor more than one hund
-u,hWrt when required, or to pay over such lin,
or collection when demanded.
Approved August 18th, $50
THOMAS WILSON, MAJOR
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
rnr rHIcniy, srIG,LIs on rona WORN

Perhaps 1t !, not generally known that
the much talked of triclHa syira',. or
porl; worm, wa. first discovered IN Amer.
lea by DIR. Il G. Kendall, Of philadelphia
Pa With that A",c, i'u iu,trumous Luuou
a. the Craig Microscope costing only
1915, after repeated failure, t. discover
the worm with m imported microscope,
costing $50, "of fccblcrpowcr and less To-
liable. Thi. fact DR.. Kendall stand.
ready To prove at any time. The Craig
Microscope in neat box with fun direction
j. mailed anywhere for $2-j, by T.. II
Ro,', 3,3 Locust s., II. Louis. NJ.
Rnnd the advertisement iu this paper
my n. d.u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
CIDEWALK NOTICE.

City Clerks Office, Cairo, M.
August I'd, Is7O /
Notice y hereby given I. the owner or owners
Of the following described lots, .O.wit LMs isl
one in Block numbered - Tventy.fs,,ir, h thsoiy
OF Cairo, that the CITY COunc of said city, have by
ordinance ordered the construction of Il Sidewalk
IN ir9ni OF said lots, and ten feet northwest M
sadiots, 10 INC oIter edge of sidewalk on so,iih
SIDE OF seventh street. and that the owner or
oWners nl sald lots have the right for the period OF
Sidewalk, that unless completed within the time
above specified the same will bs built by the city
anu tho cost assessed against the property bene-
hled thereby, IN accordance with the charter and
ordinances OF the said city. -
JOHN BROWN,
aupiiiw .l# it. Oh. Cty CLERK,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
1IECRAIG MICROSCOPY

This Microscope is .implidod and adapt
ed TO popular rs well IL, scientific use. \
new optical wonder Thi, is the only in
strumcnt of high power which require. no
focal adjustment, aud therefore can be-
readily used by every one, even by chill
drcn, Costing only Two Dollars and
Scvcnty-iivc Cents, 10y mail, post paid, il
Is within the reach of all in the c1mmun.
ity and should bc on the table Of every
Prac,ionccr. Read advertisement in this
paper. m27d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
fyens follows
{. WINSTON,
Chairman Dem. Co. Cont. Com,

Az EXCITING BLOODY AffArK--A
GANG % Horse THIEVES BROKEN W.
In late number of the BULLETIN we
referred to the presence, in our city Of
three loose characters from Missouri, to
their return home and their unsuccessful
attempt to steal horse from neighbor-
ing farmer by the name of |. y. Smith.
From the Charleston CoUri,r, of last week,
we learn that these men were members Of
= regular organized gang of murdcrcrs and
horse thieves. The organization had its
headquarters on l,ush's ridge a locality in
Mississippi county about twelve miles
from Cairo, and embraced the following
persons; Charles Taylor John Smith,
James Warren, Robert Warren,
and Henry Berry. 1t was proposed
to inaugurate operations by stealing avail
liable mule from Mr.. Smith, but Berry's
conscience smote him, and he divulgcd to
Mr. Smith the purposes Of the gang and
the names of the members. In pursuance
Of the agreement Smiths stable was laid
under contribution for u fine mule.
Smith was on watch, and fired at the vii
lain who entered the stables, seven times,
but without effect. Great excitement en-
sued, and determination was ut once
formed to break up the gang, at any cost
of blood and treasure. a number of armed
men repaired TO the residence of Mr. Berry.
As they approached they saw man in
the act Of running from the house, who in
answer tot command to "halt," drew II
pistol, and snapped the cap thereon. BE.
fore he could recap it, hc was given tho
"on,en,. ~ n shot run. He then at.
tempted 10 run, buta second charge of shot
brought him to the ground Tn,
Warrcns were then visited, and although
armed 10 the teeth, surrendered without
any show Of resistance. All the dcspcra,
does were now IN charge, except John
Smith, aud he had crossed the lake u few
hours before, On hunting expedition
The cxaspcratcd citizens madc pursuit
and, after lying in ambush few hours
succeeded in capturing him also. Thu,
the whole gang were baggcd, before they
had time to steal II horse or commit muir,
der They were confined in the Charles,
ton calnboose during the succeeding night
and next day forwarded TO the Potosi iail
where they will be- found when wanted.
The arrangements of the gang for M
extensive business in horse nc,h were quit,
complete. The stolen horse, were 10 b,
forwarded TO Point Pleasant, thence TO o..
ccola, and thence H. the interior of Arknn.
sas, where contederstes would take the ami,
mails in charge and dispose of them.
Taylor, the man who was shot, Is II
bloody villain and n fugitive from Justice
He stands charged with the commission OF
two murdcrs--one in New Orleans last
Summer, and one in Mound City only n
few months ago. The details of the latter
were given in the BULLETIN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
NRDINANCE NO. los.

Al ordinance 10 amend section II OF IAN urin.
ance 70 adopt the Ordinances OF the City OF
Cairo ~ revised aud codiied " M. q y o..
Bs II OniIblai bJ No Ctr 0uael Of he OH 81
tiui0: ~ ....E .f4I F. N
That said Section II be amended by striking
out IA" words "shall be tue fiscal agent of the
CITY aud a. such" IN the first and second lines of
SAID session, and by addng after the words .'other
city improvements IN the Sd ard atl ines Of SAID
section, the words "whieh any Committee ~ ti.a
CITY Councd, duly authorized thereto or the City
Council hy ordinance or joint resolution may rr'.
qulre hn to IuaIe.
Approved August 18th, $50
THOMAS WILSON Muyor =
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
SEtLED Proposal.

WI p" received a. a., office u! tAc under ,urI,
tay ia" -iih lny 81 August is-u, fur tU" llpr mt
.u Ntvrt rcqDirci 10 ts' 'I~.Uuu ui Walter a
MAiHu's'- HyA, tore i,Urt, 900 Eighth street,
'trp, li-., according fH tuD plans uui spec inca.
u"N- nov open iHr evan nation NJ M OF IL.
J.. KEAbE,
pu..-ltI Architect ana r.pt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

GHEAT EXCITEMENT slaughter
Of High Price. ut Antrim, rs Ohio Lcycc,
whore you cannot only find the most fash-
onable and seasonublc stock of clothing in
the city, but the largest and best variety
Of Straw, Lcghorn, Panama, Cashmere and
sill, Hats ever offered in Cairo Buy you
hats and clothing right there. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Az individual passing under the name
OF ~. ns~s,> evil s,~i"i~s oa~.-~->.."
with tho North Missouri railroad, did a
little confidence business, in thi. city, on
gentlemen who are wide awake, and up to
quite all the tricks and traps ever
conceived, for the purpose of deIuding
humanity. Mr.. Beach was in possession
ofa letter from the general freigh, agent
Of the North Missouri, IN which remit
TANGO Of money was promised, Mr. b. was
short at the moment, and IL Mr.. $. would
accommodate him with $40 he would be
much obliged and would hand 4, back out
Of his remittance. Mr.. :. handed over
the AX Mr.. II. h y, ana with the
INKS Mr.. b. 'lit out oftown. lie was
arrested at Columbus however; and the
sequel will be forthcoming tomorrow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

--Gcntlcmcn go to John Antrim's, 10
Ohio Loyec, for all your muslin shirts,
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, and
save at least % per cent from the ordinary
retail prices. lie has The best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered in the mar
kot. f.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
RIVER NEWS.


The weather j. nearly clear. and the
temperature rather warm during the day
but relieved by fine breeze willie the
niehts are quito cool ai,ormiduislh.
The Mississippi &. stationary at st
Louis, with six feet water on Liberty Bar
The Ohio i, falling at Pt,.burg aud Lou-
i.yillr, with two feet in inches water at
P,tt,burg and five feet largr 90 the chute
over the falls.
The Cumberland Is rising, with ten feet
on lIarpcth Shoals and further rise re-
roprted from The head waters,
Bu,iuc,s here CONTINUES moderate.
The Armada brought $50 81, wheat, J
COW for Cairo. 10 hid. tobacco for rcship.
mont 70 New York per Blue Line cars.
Tho MiIbrcy brought ou, - wheel bar.
rows, $50 IL. bran, . case. handles for Cui-
70, 81 case, handle. 10000 single. for
Mcmphi, and y. O.
The Emma Floyd reshippcI over 50 ton.
potatoe, and assorted freight hero for New
Orleans.
The Anna rcshippcd over 80 rs' flrni-
ture and % tons whisky, lard and suudric'
for New Orleans
Tho Commonwealth waseNpcctci 10 ar
rive from -. Loui., bound 90 NV or
leans, %. our report closed. aud would re-.
cgiyc about three hundred tons here. She
wall have immcIat. dispatch for New or.
l-srs
Tho Longworth 8. a'.1 due from l.ou',-
willie for y o.
The Belle -. loui,i, the regular packet
for Mcmphi, hisoveuins.
Tho City q Granville g. 'ha regular
packc, for Evansville to-day
The y. Bahcs leaves for Cape Giurdcau
tomorrow morning - O'Clock.
TIE Paluc1h packet leave daily %, 8
pan.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Peter Ncirs mammoth stock of Spring
clothing embrace, all the now ,,Ic-, and
what can Bee found uowhcr' r,,. iu the
city-a large aud well varied -,oc. ur boys
clothing II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

STATE Al1-WHAr II AMOUNT. ~,
Under the Law, setting aside "A certain, NJ
.ion Of the state taxes, paid by the ,ax.
payers Of Alexander county, 10 aid us in
the care Of our paupcrs and criminal.
Sheriff Myers has paid into the county
treasury, for the year 1863, the net sum of
thirteen thousand, siI hundred and INV.
nine dollars and seyenty-ssvsn cents. OF
u'is sum the county court is authorized 10
pay over an amount, not exceeding ten
per cenium, into the treasury OF the Cairo
orphan asylum. Whether the entire ten
per oehluhi, or one-tenth IL that sum.
pau over Is matter optional with the
court, Ir.'1-
The law under which the county r.
e.'Sss TINS material aid, become. a nul,i,y
A'ef next year. If the as,e,,men, an1
sSy Tor 1870 equal those Of lsss SIa
Sos u will be paid over next wear The ,ro
sums aggregsting s27,sls "a. Al.Lon'H
this sum falls $500 short OF the amo',n,
1t was generally supposed the count
would receive, it will prove a very .cca.
table help, and tighten to IA very gre,,
tent the burden imposed upon mi.
people by trsnsien, paupsr. and Grim.
}alsls.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

-nossamer, Lisle Thread, Silk, Linen
'N's-barred and Iuerino underwear, suit
aoie Tor the season, at the famous clothing
n OF John Antrim, No. 49, Ohio
'''ee IT,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Ventilated hats, in entirely new st ylcs
the most comfortable and delightful hat
ever worn, at Jno. Antrim's. &C.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
NOTICE

s. W,ctlu- ~ the .io. l,hul.lol- .the Enter.
Prise Bauk ui Cairo, held July gun, ls.u, il vas
"f'yl"! lhh ne If said Bank be- changed To
ll" secretary give notice of same ly publication
.h accordance win section ono Of said charter
\, Il, AFFORD Scc'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
SClENTIfIC MONnER.

The Craig Microscope adapted to popu
an aud scientific use. Read the advertise.
mcut. Price. 81 -. ih27d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

WEpabish elsewhere, to-day, the call
for Democratic county aud precinct con-
yontiens. The county convention to nom
mate candidates for tho offices To be filed
at the November election and TO select del
egates to the State convention, will be held
In the court house, in this city, NJ l o'clock
p.mq on the 9TH day of september. The
precinct meetings will DO held NJ tho usual
places Of holding elections, at the hour Of
T. o'clock pm, on the Saturday pre-
yous. II j. scarcely necessary for
Us to urge upon Democrats the necessity for
giving these Conventions their earnest ut.
tention. Full delegations from all tho pre-.
e'nets are very desirable that the cnndi-
dates nominated may be the unquc.tionn-
bic choice Of the majority. For the ap-
pofuonmehi OF delegates, etc, sec the no.
t'ce of G. Winston, ESQ, chairman Of the
Democratic county central commi,,o.
published in another pucc in hi. Jn,.
paper. =
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
The Bullftin.
NEWS n THE ti,y.

a.. .....s -, -. s>s.'> '''>'> =, -.
Tux largest, finest and most delicious
pluins we ever saw were grown TINS year
in Mr.. F. yincents garden. They are o.
n decp purple color, yellow mcatcd' ana
abou, the size of hens egg; lhel wv
ply beat creation.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Tux THIRD AND LAsr.--A few days ago
We spoke of the arrest of two of the young,
men c0perncd in the robbery Of Mr..
Stephens, of Nashville, Tennessee. The
arrest was effected in this city by constable
Arnold and chief of police Gossman, as
sisted by u detective from Nashville by
thcnamo of Bryan. The third robber &.
). Lester, could no whore be- found, AL
though the officers made tho most diligcnt
search for him, Two Of them, believing
that he was on board the steamer
Grand Tower made trip to Columbus
on Nhnt boat that they might make a
thorough search for him. Mr.. lester
couldn't he found, and the officers returned
to Cairo, Nillainy, tie well ~ murder,
Twill out, however On the arrival Of tho
boat at Memphis Mr.. Lester revealed him
self, and Wa, taken in charge. lie was
terribly indignant, at first. The arrest of
Mississippi merchant which he proicssed
to be- was a mogstrouS outrage and Lo
would make his oaptors smoke for III lie
Was Immediately forwarded Ia Nashville,
where, with his accompiiccs, he will he
duly punished. The amount of money
stolen by the three seoundrcls Was 5000.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Tue CENSUS or ls70-Much dissatis-
faction is expressed at the manner in which
the census of Cairo and Alexander county
has been taken. It's correctness is dis
trusted, and no, without cause. We have
talked with snumbor Of persons whom
the census ,aker did not visit Of whose
age, place and date Of birth, ETC., etc, he
could personally know nothing. The
BuLLxrIS Office, in which there are
constantly from twelve 20 twenty employees
has not been visited by him, and We may
say the same Of families, living on some Of
our mos, public thoroughfarcs. This being
true, the census is entitled to no conGienc,
cannot, nssurediy, be correc, us 10 it, de
tails.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

FATAL 10 rnE TggTH are All acr1l
preparations They may bleach the Gu
amei, but they as surely dissolve aud Dc.
stroy it. The mild, genial bslsa,nic and
I"oservative SozoDoNT, hnpregnated with
the hArosIs III the famous tropical Soap
Tree, ID Chilli, is the only absolutely safe
article ot its Kind in tho market, and pro-
tects the Teeth from all destructive inhu-
snces, as well Ia keeps thons- free from tar
ia
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Orrrcrs Cain caught tartar '"'' ~, ~,
noon in the person Of q f'ma" 81,
whom ne held an execution "'
ri,cbe5 into him. pulled hi. ~h'.kors' and
p'''" .,. III. .ane baticd him over the
bo,s with il. when We left the scene of
cnnaie, Cain promised to become master
=, ,ho .i,ustion, bat the female was still
defiant 49,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

A BoauEr.---A boquet, the largest and
handsomest we have seen this gear, taste
fully arranged out of a thca'ssnd bright
colored and fragrant flowers, came to hand
yesterday, "with the compliments of Isaac
Cooper, clerk Of the steamer Milbrey, to
the Cairo BuLLETIS.' The gin is n very
grateful and acceptable one, and, long
AFTER lis brigh, eolcrs fade, and its delight
fal odors waste themselves, etc, we shall
entertain a glad memory of Isaac Cooper,
and the festive little Cairo and Paducah
packe, Milbrcy. "Long may they wave
and prosper--both Of them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

"SrALDISG's GLUE" handy and useful
aug22 cod lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Saratoga Ladies Trunks-tho hest
manuiactured-all sizes and prices. at Iohn
Antrims. Also Satches and TRAVELLING
Bags OF all grades, sizes. -tvlcs and
prices, ,r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Roa.ar LEWIS, of an aboriginal cast OF
,.a,nrc. was brought before Squire Bross,
,bi. morning, on n charge of having nm
Ind TOO much "fre water He was
sned IS and costs-total 81 - am
rent search failing to reveal that sum about
his parsphernalia, he was calnboo'ed NJ
The rate Of one dollar per day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

Dr. AUSTIN, who is absent ON an Eat.
ern tour will return Sept, list. Iii, assist.
ant VIM II, Pitcher, viii continue tho
business during his absence. auelldlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23


BASE bAhL-ilih 'iNio' DIET" ZEN
THE CAIRO AND CHARLESTON CLUbS'---
The match game between inc i'e'''s' Oh
inns clty' ana Tue C"",'c''o'' cup wiz
axe pace Oh ,n' GROUNDS ., '"' ,''I"e''
near inc Antrim mousse ." ! ''"'! '"p .''"
''S,",'' W ""',' '''' '''''" w.! . =. ','".
'"'. ,"'1 INV 'o''''''i "0',"'
S'.'' anu '''''' ,'''''S' ''oS o''''' '''.,"
Goth. the Charleston bows will "slathcr'
them.
The Charleston nine /. composel of the
following gentlemen:
Charles " equcmbourg,.....Capt.on and Catcher
Go &C., + + gId' Gan
Eugones. hasr.
Ib6th.,.,,.....,,'..ThiB Base
KcnHd H'rf''''''''''''''''''''';l.ilE ic iI
stephen Thomls.......",...~ Right Field.
Ihc charleston courier says me
above nine cannot oe co"''uef'' us ''-
fcctiNc as the nine OF last scaSoh--00t
It'll we think they VIII prove closer con-
testantS for the Delta Than any rWp
they have played tins season.
The Pastine> Is the name of Il base
ball club recently formed in Mound CITY
for the ayowcd purpose uf beating the
Cairo Club. The young men forming 1t
declare that they are unwilling 70 let the
score made by tha "Mound Cityitc- stand
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

LIZZIE BASKsroN and Emma Hale
colored dsmsels, made sad havoc with the
peace and dignity of their neighborhood
last night, and Cain and Powers brought
them to an account for it. They were
fined 50 each. Lizzie had a friend who
was in funds, and that friend "stood by
her ;" but Emma went mp for, the period of
eleven DAYS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
Il. II. CrNNINGUAM.


A.. A'v' 'raasal. 4 .r-o"s advantage
possessed by the Charter Oak Stove (. that,
owing To it, capacity aud draft, you can
burn almost any Kind Of wood, and, on nc
count of its substance and retention of
heat, you can run it with green wood NJ
ter it is heated, or 10y having small
amount of kinding material. Those hav-
Ing to prepare fuel for ordinary small
stove, will appreciate this advantage.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

w, w, Thornton, No l3l Thornton's
block, Tenth street, has just received three
hundred boxes of glass, varying in sjlo
from sxl0 to 3GXlO. For sale, wholesale
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23

-Trico, and basket cassimcrs suits, very
line, made 10 order at the old reliable
hoase Of john Antrim, NJ. 2.
Springfield Block.