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seraEH DoDurIBUs, horf b l4h Islhl
uIs hereby cerfid-d that fhg MUTUAL
LIFE INsuRANcF COMPANY located at Ant
gusta- I'm the State q Maine
tDfrecfor's Qdee-B1ST0ft llaaa)
has complied. .in AID reRuecfH, uTlfhfhe laws of
this 81 ate. relating 70 Lite Insurance COM
panirs, for the current year aun uaa laA
in this Office q sworn Statement ~ t-e
proper ONO rs thereof, shoWluE tt eQ1al-
tion and business aithe date az such tl-e-
ment, Decemhrf 5lFi- lfl9l t' pe as lullQHH
Agaregafe amount of avail
able Assets. 70. cludl nH tho pre-
4 MUM nofes held anA the C0m-
panv on Policies iseu d.....-.-4. #at taAA lasl ll
Aggregate amount Of LibHhill-
tie- duelud ng re-insufance.l AlId.alill
Amount of IncumF Tor the pre-
ceding year IN aE1-..-.-s,-,.--.,.-.- t ~ az
HnfOumB gff IacoHlf4 for fTH wFbA
aNdfng yparfn notes for premIs
ums (rhlCh iurludes cash
notes for semi-annuai and
quartery preminnR.-.-..s.s...+- aliIt-i4l
Amount on EEpeudffurHH ior
the precedlng year in easp--- ala-l
Amrunf of Nfif6- uscu lu uoT'-
laeni OF Loses and lairu- dr-
ring The VeHr...s--..-- ...---...--.-.,-
jill witness Whereof NaNn
- lerauutu EunEcrlnla
lsEAL) name. md cauafd the ll
49, Of MY omcr 90 De nalErl
the day and year 14Nl
5ABiEs II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of state.
sAAI'L " JOHOsON-
Genf. a gt t.,llulA lbs lnlQ.
GAaL AZ HANDA, agent
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NEW 4-sO GOLD LOAN
SaSsI Profitable | Permanent

JAY COOK & co.
OYER for Sale at Par and Accrued interest the
1st Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds
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The GAZETTE commences to-day its
Fifty-third Volume.
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HN9E report has been made to the nn &
that We went to SO much p,,ins a . a eN
tiianse pa nxtng up 0ur room that, tse eeenrA-
iy, = me one must paN for the same. an
rum0r has been lpatt thai customers wOult
pay for all this. Now thts Is certainly ~
error az all can testify who hoNe once hee'
E.A.ADAMs-
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To those

WHO WANT TO BUY
. A r PE T 3
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PERIIC SALE.

PTBLHC SALE.
I will offer at public sale, at my residence,
L two miles south Of Delaware, on
Monday, APyZ 10. 1871.
The following property: head of Cows,
head OF young Cattle, bTOOd Sow, %
mead Of Sheep, Corn In the crib, Hay IN the
NOW, Wagons, SET Of Stone quarry Tools,
and many other articles too numerous %
mention. viii also offer my farm Of 129
acres or land.
Terms made known on day of sale. Sale
to commence at 10 O'Clock q M.
JOSEPH SLOUGH
E C. vIEIEG, AnetiOneer.
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Apples OF Gold i'm Pictures OF s4Iver.'
w ANTED, AGENTS,

Men and Women OF Intelligence and energy,
to take orders for our brilliant, sparkling
and rare work. Fourth Edition now
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INSURANCE.


q X. DOnavin Il Charles o. Little
y have formed a partnership in the
General Insurance s.
Real Estate Business,
under the firm title of DONAVIN & LIT
TIE office No. l6 SanduskS street, up
stairs, where they Will tie pleased TO see
persons who desire either
Life, Health or Fire Insusance.
The firm represent the following reputa-
bic Companies:
Union Central Life,
Cincinnati Mutual HeRAths
Home, ofColumbus, Fire,
Phoenix, of Hartford, Fire,
Pacific, ,of San FrtneiRcoi Fire
Umderyvrifers, OF New York, Fire,
Republic, uf Chicago. Fire. z
ssf ? CONNIE rel Al, of ChtcagO, Fire,
Merchants Of Chicago Fire. b
We call especial HttentiOn To the tact NnaL
these. Com oanies are well ersta abiished ard
and afford The most amPl,- Sc
curity DONAVIN q LITTLE.
Real Estate tor
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Income
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OFFICE, DEPARrnENT OF INsURAEcBl
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
CARPETsl CARPE

CARPETS. CARPETsII
lust ARRIVED--the most beautiful
d Patterns in the city-chesper than ever
at 8 p. Shur q Cos. Come and see Them
FRESH OSAGE ORANGE
SEED.
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report OF tho Condition OF

Report OF the Condition or
The Delaware County
NATIO NAL BANK.
close of business on the 18th day of March
l67l:
REGnTTRCFS
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nOOR q window sIIIs, Cellar sGeps
AgFlags, Cis1ern Covers im the rough, and
al KINDS Of Building Stone, furniBhed at
my Quarry, west of o. W. +. College, West
DeIaWars-. Orders may be left at the Gro
--rrs Store Of W. s. Little, Sandusky street.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Of Delaware, Ohio, at the close of business
March Is, 1871:
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LIVING THOUGHTS

LII VLNW LHWUEIILS
OF
LEADING THINKERS;
A treasure house OF brilliant, punRent and
live thoughts on art, science, religion and
politics, business, social life and all the
feadtng questions of the day, replebe,
also, a0ith rare Gems Of Poetry, to which Ia
appended dictionary or popular authors,
with their real and assumed signatures
An intellectual Banquet for all who Think
and Read. Address for Terms,
Js r. FOSTER q Coz Publishers.
6S Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
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5ANHs u GOODMAN, AZ.

SA NJ T. " JDFfONNiN-
Geni. Aet., fdlum hue Ohio.
GEfl E EATON, Agent.
Delaware, ohll-
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NOW FOR LIVERY.
THE subscribeF having extensively
i repaired and thoroughly refitted the
LIVERY, SALE and FEED STABLE
Formerly owned by 8. B. Weiser, Corner
Winter & Union Sts., is provided with q
JtTBt-cIdSs STOCK of horses and carriages to
which he respectfully invites attention.
He has taken great pains in the makeup
OF his stock and proposes to furnish accom-
mOdat1ons unsurpassed IN his line. Car
rtages new and eIe ant, horses all In good
condition and careful drivers furnished
when wanted. Experienced and careful
supervision given to the feeding depart
ment.
Horses Bought, Sold OF Exchanged.
And kept for livery or boarded by the
day or week.
mr-1O-tf T. A. SALISBURY,
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Pumps.
POETRY & FACT.

PupPte bark at the
NlOOm.''
Puppies bark at the Ktma.
Etma a. Moon shine right
along.
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MarchS1-8w
CITY CLERKS REPORT.

Condensed Report of the Clerk of the Incor-
pOrated Village of Delaware, Ohio, showing the
receipts and expenditures of said village for the
year ending March 29th, 1871:
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DeIavEare. o. 0IaFeIl, p, 81.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August %.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firmer for inspected lots
| No 3 red, 81 l3; No. 2 do. 81 81
| CORN AND OATS Quiet and un-
| changed.
RYE-Steady at 57a60c.
WHISKY-90c.
PRoVISIONS-very quiet. Only job
bing and order trade.
PORK-Sl2 so.
BACON-Shouders, Glc; clear rib, n
clear sides, r.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 22.
PROVISIONS-Firm.
PORK--Sl2.75aSl2.75J; Sept Sl250
cash.
LARD-sl bid; asked cash
MEATS-In fair demand at previous
prices.
WHISKY-Firm demand; salable at SO.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, August 22.
FLouR-Drocping, 81 62i; Xxx. 10;
XXX, $6a6 la.
CORN-Dull; white, 69a7Oc.
OATS-Firm at SOC.
HAY-S32a3i.
BRAN-Dull, lose.
PORK-Dull; held at Sl3 70.
,BACoS-Depressed, G3a7c; rib, 7ia7f;
sides, Ssaslc.
LARD-Unchanged All Others un-
changed.
CINCINNATI.
CIScISSATI, Aug. %.
FLOUR-Steady family, So 4Oa6 so
| WHEAT-Higher; No. sold at 81 lie,
| CORN-Quiet at 81.
| OATS-Steady at 30a3S.
| RYE-73s76.
WHISK Y-Steady at 90.
PROVISIONS-IIeld more for family
use, but demand light and not much done.
MESS PORK-Held at Sl2.5O; country
sold at $l2.OO.
LARD-Held at 0.
BULK MEATS-Held at G, 6fa6Af and
clear rib sides held at the same qnotation.
BACON-Held at 6, 7, 7ta7b, but hardly
any demand; so hhds. clear rib sides sold
at g. seller in September and October.
BUTTER-Firm at lSa22.
EGGS-l2lal3.
LINSEED OIL-s3aS4.
DETROIT.
DETROIT August 20.
WHEAT-lc higher and demand un-
limited extra, 81 35Aal36; No. white,
81 81; treadwell, 81 81 amber, 81 %.
CORN-5Sc.
OATS-No. l, SIC.
BARLEY-Firm, 81 Goal 70.
NEW YORK.
New YoRK, August %.
GOLD-Dull, 81 l2sal l24. Money
continues very plenty at 2a3 per cent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
NEW YORK.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW
LOAN IN LONDON.
THE WAR WITH THE COREANs
A FIGHT AND A VICTORY.

NEW YORK, August 22.-London dis
patch to Jay Cooke IL Co. says subscrip-
tions to the new loan to-day, at noon was
6O0OOOOO. Information received by cable
| in Wall street says 1t Is probable 100 0oO,-
900 will DO taken, in all, to-day.
The morning papers contain the follow.
ing:
The story Of the fight is vory simple
On the 10th of June 600 men landed on
the island or Kiongha, and with very lit
tie opposition captured the marine redoubt.
They then encamped for the night.
The next morning they slowly made
their way through the swamp, dragging
heavy howitzers through mud foot deep,
until they reached and without resistance
took Fort Moncacoy. The land was brok-
en- up in little hills, and it was only with
extreme difficulty that the guns were
drawn over the ground. At last Fort Ell
bow, now christened McKees Fort, in
memory of Lieut.. Mckee, was gained.
The Coresns made desperate resistance,
and showed that cool courage which is one
Of the few noble traits of an oriental driv-
en- TO bay. But their weapons were almost
harmless, and with q rush and cheer the
avengers Of our murdered countrymen
scrambled over the works, and the barba-
rlans ned ana surrendered. Our death
list is in this brief but brilliant engage
ment, comparatively small, and we have
the satisfaction Of knowing that our men
showed the spirit and pluck of Americans.
1t looks now as if England and Prussia
viii have TO take q hand in this matter.
Two Englsbmen and one German were
seized and carried off by the Coreans into
the country.
A correspondent writing from Shang-
hal, July 18th, says the crew of the North
German bark, Norman, consisting of Ma
lays, Cinnamon and Japanese, bound from
Tientsin to Skeeling, mutined on the Sth
Of June, and burned the ship, killed the
mate and attempted to do the same with
the captain. The attempt on the captains
live did not succeed. Several of the mu-
tineers have been arrested 1t seems the
ring leaders are threo Malays and China
men, who ran away from the ship at Tient-
sin, but we're caught and reshipped.
AsHBURRY's CHALLENGE.
1t is said that the steamer Russia brought
formal challenge from Ashburry to the
New York yacht club, and also model
Of tho Livena.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
ORDINANCE NO. 122.

An Ordinance 10 amend Ordinance No. 40
and for other purposes.
| DE Il ordained by the City Council OF the City
SECTION /. That said Ordinance No. 40, be and
| the same is hereby amended, by adding at the end
| OF the first section, the words "or any t,n, iron
or any of esrSsn sss s yottR tin
or wooden ware whatsoever; or any old boot,
shoe, hat, rags, or clcthipg; or any tree or bush.
or portions Of the same or any old Lumbar,
shavnRs, straw, manure, hay. grass. vegetables,
garbage rubbish, or offai. or slops from dwelling
houses or any offensive, foul, or nauseous liquid
dinance shall not apply to any building materials.
merchandise, or articles that may be temporarily
deposited on the streets or avenues, to be used or
placed in boz OF barrel at the side Of the street
Tor removal; and provided, also, that il any earth
Or ashes are deposited in the streets or avenues,
middle fine came.
sEo. 2. I, shall not bs lawful for any person or
persons 70 permit any slops or fou,, offensive or
hoT OF pass from or out Of any premises occupied
Dy MN, her or them, into any street or avenue.
yoaus ihe 5sovsi6S premise; M . and every peIson
felt and pay TO the said city q sum not less than
nvs dollars, nor more than nifty dollars, for each
for each and every day after convection, under
this ordinance, he she or they shall permit such
SIC. 8. i shall be the duty Of ihe City Comm
!folier to Provide the means for removing from
the front Of all houses in the city all veRstsbies
and dry kitchen ofal. Of every description, pro
vided the same is placed In boxes or barrels, q d
placed in convenient locations in front OF said
houses before the time fixed for such removal
and that such removal shall be made, from the
first day Of December 10 the first day Of March,
once week from the first day OF March 10 the
first day Of June, and from the FIRST day Of Sep.
tember to the hIst day OF December, twice In
each week and from the first day OF June 10 the
first day Of September, tix days In each week
and that notice shall be given by said Comptrol.
Ter Of the time Of such removal, by publication,
IN the newspaper publishing the ordinances Of
lsr for the purpose above specified. to be by him
reported to the City Council, In joint session con.
yened, for approval BY them.
Approved. John N, LANsDEN, Mayor,
Attest, W. J. HowLEY, City Clerk.
Aug, 10, 1871.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
A NEW ROUTE OF IMPOR-
TATION.
FEARFUL ACCIDENT AT LAW.
RENCEVILLE.

CHICAGO, August 22.--The Tribune of
this morning calls attention to new phase
in the Chicago importing trade, which has
been recently developed. This 10 the
bringing Of goods from Europe via Mon.
treal and land them direct at our whsrvss
without previous overhauling. Several
Of our heaviest merchants have adopted
this channel Of importation, which prom
isss 70 grow rapidly by reason of its sue
cess.
A propeller laden with dry goods which
left Liverpool 2sth Of July arrived In port
yesterday, so that by twenty-five
days from the time the goods left the
European port, they will DO in the ware
house Of the importer. This is much
quicker time than can be depended upon
in importing via New. York, where goods,
besides being subjected to outrageous
charges, are usually detained from ten to
twenty days lin the custom-house, IN ad-
dltion to twelve days or more on the
ocean, and from three to seven days on
the railroad, with high charges for trans
portation. This independent mode of
importing is working we'll. The only fear
Is that New York interest will become
seriously alarmed at the threatened loss
from this source, and that they will offer
better inducements for time and natter
our merchants into . renewal Of their
fealty to the old system.
VIM. K. Clark was killed, Chas. Ryan
was mortally wounded, and Henry NJ. Cor
rio was severely cut and bruised by tho ex-
plosion OF cannon at Lawrenceville while
firing salute.
The Empire tea company, pretending to
do business at No. 10 Lasalle street, is pro-
nounced by the mayor and police officers
to be bogus concern, and the people are
advised not % invest.
The mayor sent into the council last
night, for Bridowell inspector, the name Of
A. Z. Bishop, and he was rejected. Then
the name Of John G. Paynes, and the latter
was confirmed. The board is now COM
plete.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that. whereas, William
Yost did, on the tenth day Of March, A. D.
poo, by his certain chattel mortgage convey to
hrah Q. kellogg, the two story brick store
ouse situated on lot number six l6), in
eek number twenty -ive (25), in the city Of
Hlro, county Of Alexander and state OF Illinois,
Sgether with the leasehold Of SAID lot, running
at,l the lst day OF January, A. d. 1874, with all
. appurtenances thereunto belonging to secure
10 payment OF a certain promissary note bear
even date herewith, given by SAID William
tost to said Sarah G; Kelloggfo for The sum Of
snty three hundred dollars (s2, ,3Oo), payable
o yser after the date thereof. And whereas,
IfsuIt has been made In the payment OF part
ssid note, 70 secure the payment whereof said
ortssac vss exscuisd. !, The undersigned, II.
stson webb, attorney fer said Sarah Q. kellogg.
ortSssSs, win under and BY virtue Of the pow.
and suthOrity contained in sai, mortgage, on
pnday. the 18th day Of September, AID ISL,
lock pm. Of said day, at the premises. pro-
nj 10 sell at public sale, TO the highest bidder,
cssh In hand, the above described house and
se. to satisfy the amount d. due on al ssid ro'e.
Attorney for Sarah c. Kellogg, Mortgsgee.
;airo, Ills, Aug. Is, ls7i.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. l2l.

An Ordinance 10 prevent the running at
large Of (co,os and goats, and for other
purposes
DE it ordained by the City Council Of the City
ID Of Cairo
SECTION l. That II shall not be lawful tor any
goat 10 run at large, within the limits OF the said
City OF fCare; and any person being the owner OF
any goat, or having charge or control OF the same,
~ agent or otherwise, who shall permit such goal
to run at large, In any street, avenue, or public
ground OF said city, shall forfeit and pay TO said
city sum not less than ave dollars, nor more
than twenty i've dellArs. for eaoh and every
offence.
SIC. 3. All the provisions Of an ordinance, en-.
Titled "Au Ordinance TO restrain hogs from run
ming at large within the limits Of the City," and
numbered lis. be and the same are hereby 70.
enacted and made part OF this ordinance,
SIC. 3. IL shall not be lawful for any COW, goat,
horse. mule, OF. bull. sheep. or swine, to wear Q
bell within the limits Of said city; and any person
being the owner Of any Of said animals, or having
charge OF the same ~ agent or otherwise, Who
shall permit them any OF them, to wear . boll
within the limits Of said city. shall forfeit and
pay to said city q sum not less than i've dolars
nor more than twenty five dollars, for each and
every offence and, in addition, ten dollars for
each and every day such animal shall continue
to wear such bell after the first conviction for
such offence under this ordinance. Provided,
however, that the wearing OF any bell BY any
suy vehicle, shall not be considered Q violation
OF this ordinance.
Approved, JOHN NJ. LANSDEN,
Attest. Mayor.
M. ]. HowLIr, City Clerk.
August 10th, 1871,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
TO CONTRACTORS.

kIOrICE Is hereby given. that sealed proposals
II will bo received at my office, until ~ o'clock.
g., Of Saturday, the 9th day ofSeptember. 1871. tor
be building OF bridge across Cache river, oppo.
te the old town OF Unity, according 10 plans and
pseihcations now On file in my office, in the City
Cairo.
Parties bidding will submit the same-lst. For
hi cash in hand. I'd. For $500 in Pulaski county
onds, and $500 in personal subscriptions. made
b aid Of the building OF said bridge. and guaran.
bed by Pulaski county; the balance cash in
and.
The contractor will be required to complete
Md bridge on or before tie LIST day Of January,
b72, TO the satisfaction Of the County Courts OF
Xlexander ana Pulaski counties. Payment Will be
asde on completion OF the work.
JACOB G. LYNCH,
Aug. 18th, 1911, County Clerk Alexander Co:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.

vhsrsas. william r. Burke and Rosanna Burke
| vie. did on the 32d day Of June, A; ID. 1865,
I,cute their certain mortgage or deed OF trust
shsm n. Hsynie TO secure certain notes there
nsnt,oned. which deed Of trust was duly ac-
,wisdEsd and recorded in book "D'' pages 1888
s4 In the recorders once oi A'essnaer @ couha ha
hs psvment Of said notes. Now. therefore,
.scordancs with the PROVISIONS Of said deed
an rridsy. the lst day OF September, A. D..
~ the front door Of the court house OF Al.
cnder county, State q Illinois. n,s o,eloek q &
nsrfv! s,tuate lying In the city Of Cairo, to-wt;
Z Numbered seventeen Q7), eighteen Qs),
bSst my syrs Ou a. s1 hs sssr. ssms
,ior and Davis, the same being described in
deed OF trust, for cash in hand 70 the highest
der, and viii execute to the purchaser or pnr-
|sers deed for the same.
ELIZABETH G. HAYNIE,
AdministratriX for lsham n; Hayn'e
uly 18th. 1871. Noo-.u'o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
LOUISVILLE.
TWO PERSONS KILLED BY THE
CARS.

LOUISVILLE Aug. 22.-Yesterday man
and boy in two horse wagon drove
on the railroad crossing two miles south of
Columbus on the Jefferson, Madison and
indianapolis railroad, just before the en-
gine of the northern bound train. The
engi neer whistle down brakes, but the
men with the wagon were apparently in
different. The engine struck tho wagon
throwing it on one side and the horses on
the other. The man and boy were both
killed, the head Of one being severed from
his body. Both horses were also killed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
SALT LAKE.
GRASSHOPPERS DEVOURING
CROPS.

SALT LAKE, August ~. A(irassho oppers of
every variety, and humble bees. arc appear
Ing in several principal agricultural points
and the deposit Of eggs threaten seriously
next years crops. There is much alarm
among gardeners.
Several eminent English capitalists ar
rived yesterday 10 examine the mines.
The receipts Of silver bullion from
Walker Bros mill in east canon, daily, is
largo. Transactions in mining very heavy.
City healthy. Weather pleasant.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
PROVIDENCE. R. |.
STEAMER WYOMING SUNK.

Providence, August 22.-The smack,
Ida Mary, arrived At Newport, this state,
this morning, with the wreck materials,
including a part Of the pilot house with
the iword Wyoming" painted on it an
extension table, life preservcrs, etc, from
the wreck Of steamer sunk about three
miles off shore. Two mastheads are out
of the water. She appears to have been
blown up by either powder or steam.
LATER.
NEW YORK, August 22--ll;55 p.m.-The
crew Of the sunken steamer, Wyoming, are
safe.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
UTICA, N. Y.
GRAND LODGE OF ODD.FEL-
LOWS IN SESSION.

UREA, August 22-The grand lodge of
Odd-Fellows, of the state Of New-York,
assembled here to-day and opened in due
form. A. +. Morse, of Berlin, Prussia,
was presented and received by the grand
master. He made a gratifying report Of
the work done in Prussia. He has recent
ly established three lodges and ono en-
campment,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
ST.LOUIS.
GOING FOR ILLICITE DISTIL.
LERS.

ST.. LOUIS, August 22.-InformAtion has
been fled in the United States district
court by Collector Murdock, Of the second
district, against distillery at Marble
Hill, owned by Sames Dunn, David Ran
kin, James Crews, David Creitx, james
Bishop, John McElvath, George Miller
and Jethro Horeton for attempting to de-
fraud the government. -.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-23
BUILDING. WASHINGTON Ay.
SAN FRANCISCO.
BRICK POMEROY AND GEN,
LAGNAW SHAKE HANDS.
STAGE ROBBERY.

SAN Francisco, August 22.-The Red
Bluff stage was robbed near Cottonwood
by four masked robbers who carried of
Wells Fargo 81 Co.'S treasure boxes. The
passengers were not molested.
ALL HANDS APOLOGIZE.
Brick Pomeroy, Gen. Lagnaw and Col.
Scott have amiably settled their difficult
ties. All hands apologizing.
NJ. F. Butler, pioneer architect, died this
morning.