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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-04

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Total removal OF all restrictions on travel and
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any part of the globe.
The guaranty of A CASH SURRENDER
VALUE TO EVERY PotdGI the r s sanfs sS Cd
is endorsed on each policy when issued.
RATES Az LOW AS CONSISTENT WITH
FINANCIAL sOUNDNEss.
PRUMpTITUDE IN PAYING LOSSES.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICY OR STAMP.
THE BROOKLYN LIFE"
was the first company to endorse guarantee OF
q definite amount OF surrender value upon every
narticinating policy when Issued, and Is the only
cnmnany doing business In Virginia that gives Its
policy holders the advantage OF this liberal Tea
'u GEaooD AGENTS WANTED everywhere In yir.
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Office No. so2 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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fnsures Buildings by perpetual or ananat poiiey.
Losses eauitabiy adjusted and promptly psli.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure Will ma 10 Ine'F ih'ee
GU W '"I Il. 4. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
John i. UANFOATH, Secretary.
ur.YuyI. DANFonTu, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL q. PULLIAM, Collector
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIh z. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM g. ALIEN,
JAMES DUNLoP, ,.
WILLIAM GRAY.
WILLIAM *. aASALL,
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ITELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT

BUCHU u pleasant In taste and odor, frse from
all Injurious properties, and immediate in Ito ac-
ton.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGS,
T. containing eight rooms-four on eacn FL
floor, aud passage through the COMPREHENSIVE h ioI
stable and four acres Of land attached, at the TOLL
gate on the Brook turnpike. - 1900.
4 FRAME DW ELLISG, with four rooms !,
Kitchen stable, and two acres OF land attached' III
Man, ster Terms moderate. apply 70
RICHARDSON 4 CO..
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers,
and ~ lll3 Main street.
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nor RENT, O DESIRABLE COT @s:s
n ,rsGE of eight rooms; kitchen, stable, Eli
ctrrlsge-house. &C, with eight acres Of lad, In
fine condition fruit trees. &c; on the best ROAD
an,Ivto j. L.AfPrRSON.
AZ i3t Real Estate Agent, &c.
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EOR RENT, the STORE at the cor Ga
Il ner OF Broad aud 9th streets, recently &C. Ill
cupied by l.. Wagner. 1t Is Considered the best
location In the city for a frst-class retal drug
store Terms reasonable, and immediate posses
sion given. o,,x.
aO A. 3tS MAXIM DOW Nhi'
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WANTED, ALL PERSONS TO kNOM
w where they can borrow money on diamonds
ro,d and yer watches, goo jewelry, slverware'
&C., on the most accommodating terms. All ousi-
ness transactions strictly confidential
No. II l4th street,
bet cen Main and Franklin.
Closed on SATURDAYS. ies-@m
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WANTED, FIFTY ABLE-BODlED
w MEN, to work on the Quantico branch nne
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana tntotnac
railroad near Brooks's Station, In Stafford c0un-
tr. Wages, from Sl.25 to 81 90 per dav. apply
to J. e. BRAGG, al the company's office In this
er NY ~ ~ ~ I'm mt VIZ 'N~ e' HENRY SAUNUERS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
OUR HEpoRTEn frrAftzrn


IF the teachers of Alexander corn v
wilisearch Tor the word punctuality inWeu-
sers dictionary, they will find the defiri-
ton to he'"Scrupulous cSncthcss In time.n
Therefore, be II remem bered "thnt q n'clocl
does not mean hrlf.past nine or 10 o clock
was wisely observed at yesterday NOR :
ilg's session.
We have given serious thought and re-
dection to Mr.. Mabrey statements in RI.
gard to what was said Of him in the Bull.
letin's report of the first days, session of
the Teachers Institutey and have come 10
the conclu,ion that VIC cannot charge our
selves With so much blame as we frat felt
disposed to do. If Mr.. NJ. could change
his politics in the twinkling -of an eve
las u were" why couldn't he change his
mind about text books and the like?
In Abe exercises in mental arithmatic
yesterday morning at the Teachers Ins,i-
tute, Mr.. Msybray was called upon to an
alyze an example. g &c immcd intely arose
and excused himself upon the plea of BUSH
ness. He was very busy writing -prepar-
ing his paper bullet to fire at TEE BuLLE-
TIN. OF course Mas Kratsinger could do
no less than excuse the gentleman from 80
simple matteras mental arithmetic, when
oil his mental faculties were absorbed in
writing out his position.
The Teachers Sociabls In the Delta
club rooms last evening was very pleas
ant affair. Our home and visiting teach
ers were we'll represented, and the pres
ence Of quite number of citizens, their
wives and daughters, added pleasure and
interest TO the occasion. DIR. Allyn, of
McKendrcc College, n member Of the con-
ference which has jus, closed its session in
this city, was among those present. DR..
Allyn remained 10 0siso to attend the
Teachers Institute, and his presence has
contributed much to the interest and prof,
Of the present session. Z Hfti.i.i ..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
BOARD OF ALDERMEN A,
Regular meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen)
-CouScn. CnAnpEn, CAiao, It'll,


Regular meeting Of the Board of Aldermen.)
| CorScri, CHANGER, CAiao, It'll,
----. October3, III.
Alderman Rearden in the char.
Present-Alderma Buder, Fitzgeral \
Metcalf, Rcarden, Sease, Stratton and
swayno-7.
| BILLS.
TIE bill Of the Arab Fire company for
$G5l.l5 expenses from July LIST to October
LIST was reported back by thc finance COM
mittee recommending payment OF thu
amount less Se7.5o for express charges
and $7.l5 for repairing flag. 4.
Alderman Stratton moved to allow as
recommended. Carried by the following
vote: Ayes-Fitzgerald, Metcalf, Rear
den and Stra,ton a. Nays--Buder, scsse
and SwAyne-3. JuOHlIfOIy
Tho same committee also reported back
the bill of the Hibernian Fire Company,
with the recommendation that 1t be re-
ferred back to the company with instruc-
tions to furnish itemized bills, and also to
have the vouchers properly attested by the
officers Of the company, IN, 81. ...
Alderman Builder moved to refer back as
recommended Carried.
The bill of Thos. Meehan for $24 for
hauling 4S loads of lumber was presented,
and on motion Of Alderman Stratton al
lowed as follows:
Ayes-Budcr, Fitzgerald, Metcalf, Rear
den, Sease, Stratton AMI swayne--7,as...a
Mayo.
The printing committee to whom the
following bills were referred reported the
same back as correct: % .rHr48
Jno. II. Oberly & Co., $40 copies Of The
BULLETIN, containing new ordinances, a,
cents copy, S29.4s.
Jno. H. 0berly & Co., publishing the
council proceedings, new ordinances, etc.,
Sl2is5.
Cairo book bindery, for receipt book for
city treasurer.
AID. Stratton moved 10 allow. & fih-
Aid. Buder moved 10 amend by acting
on the bills separately
Aid. Metcalf moved as an amendment
TO the amendment, that 81 cents each be
allowed for the extra copies Of The BuL.
LETIN. Garfield kss stssafsaw
The question now recurring on Aid.
STATIONS motion as amended IL was car
ried, the ayes and nays thereon being as
follows:
Ayes-Buder, Metcalf, Rearden and
Swayne--5.
Nays-Fi,zgerald and S,ratton---2.. -,
Aid. Buder, from the committee on Pc
lice and Jail, presented bill from &.
Feuchser & Co., for SIS for large tub for
the hog pound. satrF ts<ss, ,.i7sNws
On motion, the bill was allowed as fol-
lows. sr-aalfHN r-.sr
Ayes - Buder, Fitzgerald, Rearden,
Sease and S,ratton-5.
Nsys-Metcalf and Swayne--2.
-O On motion Of Aid. Buder the Board
then adjourned. ,.yruoI-s-
| N. j. HowLEY,
City Clerk.
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'n,EorrrrH: rHrnxonrTrs.
PLACE
or OBSERVATION.
NEW RESTAURANT.

Harry Walker informs his friends and
the public generally, through the columnf|
Of THE BULLETIN, that he has fitted up 4
first-class restaurant in the front basement
Of the St. Nicholas hotel,on Commercial Rv1
enue. Game, fish, oysters, and every lux
ury of the season will be served to guests.
The best Of wines and liqaors will be al
ways on hand and the finest cigars watt
ing to be pulled away into fragrant smoke,
Meals will be furnished at all hours, and
guests will receive polite and constant at
tention. Harry is determined to make his
restaurant a success and a popular resort
for the leisure hour. Nv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
DIR CHURCHES.

pREsBrrERiAN--Eignt
Preae hing sabbath At i0jz a. NJ, and ~ r.n.
Prayer MEETING, Wednesday ct ~ P. N.
sunday school, 3 .. n. y. NJ. Lansden, super.
ipteasens. Rev, 9. II. Toorf, raStef.
YETHoDlsr-cor. Eighth and Walnut SITS
Preaching, sabbath Io,x A. NJ, and 7r.n,l
PRAYER m .stine, Wednesday, 7tsv.w w
sunday school 3 p. NJ. L. W. Stilwell, Super
,,,s,,aept. Rev. r. l.. THoarsoS, Pastor.
cu0Rcu VI THE REDEEMER--i EpisoopaD y
Mornins, prayers, ssbteth lo,s A. sOTn .I.i
Evening prayer-.7x Pm. t,rtg ~
sabbath School. "a. ~ To-. ~. c,.v o.,,s.
~. sparRICK's cHuRcH-uor. Ninth a.. and
Washington Avenue. 81 X. a.jlAgt. rE
pab,lo service, Sabbath - and Ion A.s es'
ysspeTs. 2P.n. fe.se efihf ~
sunday School, Pm.
Service every day, sr.s. ~ ali 900
17ala i's Rev. P.J. o'HALLoaAr. Prisss
cuprsTIAN-E eighteenth street. = sai 5aT' =
sabbath school, ~ An. Sabbath ~ lsst5s a
Preaching, sabbath lojs a. NJ, and 71hP.H.
WfSTfg Rev. J. FRrsSb, Pastor.
MISSION SUNDAY scHUoL--ln the Christisn 4
Church, Eighteenth street.. Sabbath scncSl
81, ,..s IS aB. Rsrp, superintendent. !,
,ouyG MEMS CBRIsTiAS AsSocfATION--h {
mar meeting second Monday each month WtI e
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday. 7kp. ~, a.
the Prayer room Of tho Presb, terrain church.
G. PARSONS, President.
and Cedar. = 20
Services, Sabbath, II AN. ........-
sunday school, MN.
Ciass3p.N. ..r... a.
Preaching, TX Pm. Rev. VIM. Jackson, Paste
SECOND tREE-wlLL BAPTlsT-Fifteenth 81.
between Walnut and Cedar. ..t'
Services Sabbath, ~ and span. 5--f
..t,. Rev. N. RicKs, Pastor.
FREE.wILL Baptist HOME MISSION ruN
DAT scHUoL--corner walnut and Cedar sts,
Sunday School, "a. N.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH-Cur-
rvs Barracks.
Services, sabbath II A. NJ, Q p. n. and ~ IN.
Rev. VIZ. KELLEY, Pastor.
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST cHuRCH-net-
ween 10Th and 18th streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath lo,,z a. NJ, and 7hP.N.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
preaohinA, Friday evening. ...ls
sabbath 1 hool, IL p. n. John Van Baxter and
Mary Stephens superinfendents., ~
Rev. IT.. sHoass, Pssto
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DELM0NIco.

DELMONICO.
The following were tbs arrivals at Il
Delmonico Hotel for the twenty.fo(
hours ending at IL o'clock, p. m.
George Martin, Gatesville, Tex; job
Winters, Springfield, Ill; Clay vanc
New Orleans, La Mrs. Walker, Ro,
Clair, ILL.,; Floyd Z. Crane, Fallon, c
Thomas Hemphill, Cincinnati, o.; F.
Lyon, Metropolis, Ill; T. McNamar
Cincinnati. o.; Frank Scott, Chicago, III
j. b., Branwich, st. Louis, Mo-; J.
Smith, Illinois; Joseph Treese, Anna, III
John Gates, City, John Madden, Cit,
+. Farrin, Pulaski, III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
N. j. HowLEY,
City Clerk .

| The MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT OF COLD
.TEIS AND RosESwAIER-THE PAIL
TRADs-TRE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, READY MADE cLoTHIsG,
HATS, CAPS, ETC, IL CAIRO.
We yesterday paid visit to the man
moth establishment Of Messrs. GoIds.ein
& Rosenwater, Commercial avenue, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, and must
confess our surprise at seeing the immense
stock to be found in this house. This firm
have long enjoyed Interpolation of being
among the leading dry good merchants Of
the city, and one who will take the
pains TO examine their stock, will need no
other assurance Of the truth OF this re-
port.
In the dry goods line they are receiving
daily fresh additions 10 their already m
mense stock. In the the line of silks,
Irish poplins, velvsts and velveteens, etc,
they have most choice and select assort-
ment. OF IRISH poplins alone, they have
upwards of two hundred and fifty patterns,
Of silks their stock is enormous; of velvet
and velvetines 1t cannot be surpassed.
Ribbons, gloves, ladies collars, and all the
minor articles that go toward making up
the dress of lady, are TO DO found here
in abundance. OF their stock of ready
made clothing there is no end, and their
prices are SO reasonable that they have
built up a large and profitable trade in
this line. In the way of hats and caps
they are doing pig business.
The firm Of Goldstein & Rosen-
water are now prepared to I'll orders for
goods, either at wholesale OF retail. The
wholesale business with them Is a new
feature, and they are confident Of their
ability to compete with other markets in
the same trade. As the season when peo-
pie begin to prepare for winter is now at
hand, we advise our readers to call upon
Messrs, Goldstein d Rosenwater before
purchasing elsewhere.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FOR SALEIi

AT public auction, on the 25th Of oc,o-
Der, at No,75 Ohio lsyee, all the furniture,
books, papers, etc. apertaining thereto,
without reserve, for non-payment of rent.
DAN. HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
oc,sdtd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
EDUCATION.
ALExAN DER cot in rY TEACHERS
INSTITUTE,

4gYIrDe CAIRO, Oct 4, 1871.
This Institute met pursuant to adjou IN
ment, After the opening exercises VII Il
consisted cfmusic; and prayer Aby-1 ,
ldr. Foote, the roll was called, and Is
teachers answered TO their names. The
following were added 10 the roll.
George A.. Sever and Riley Allen.
CRITIC.
Miss Anna Raymond was appointed
critic for the day.
MEKrAL iARirBMETTc.F
Miss Kratzinger drilled the class in this
study. During the exercise, Mr.. Sever re-
lated some of his experience in teaching
mathematics, and particularly the multi
plication table, from beginning to end, and
10 say It backwards as well as in the usual
way. Mr.. Raymond made some remarks
on the subject of classes using their books
whom snslyxing an gexsmple Hssoss not
believe in it's minutes were occupied by
Mr.. Raymond, Mr.. Sever and Mr. john
son (of Villa Ridge in discussing the diff
ferent methods OF teaching.
MUSIC AND RECESS, Init.
followed by
GEOGRAPHY, METHODS AND COURSES OF
study. This exercise was conducted by
Prof. Raymond.
Before he commenced, Mr.. Maybrey
arose and went for the reporter Of THE
BULLETIN. He tried to explain his posi-
ton in regard to yesterdays proceedings.
He docs believe In text books 10 his school.
We humbly beg the gen,leman's pardon,
but we trust the next time no undertakes
TO teach the teachers or the young idea
how to shoot, he will make his explaina-
tons clearer so that We may be able to un-
derstand him. We have the comfort Of
knowing that we are not the only one who
misunderstood him yesterday. Were it
mot for that grain of comfort We would be
utterly demolished, Mr.. Maybrey ought
net to hide his light under bushel. His
education is entirely too good for this par,
Of the country, where Egyptian darkness
rsigns, He ought TO 60 to
some Of our large cities and where his
efforts will be better appreciated or if not
that, be could follow the advice IF the father
to his son, "If your education is too good to
teach school, just open little grocery" We
have no doubt he would do well in either
vocation. Mr.. Mabrey, don't be too hard
on us. We have no hope Of ever being
able TO understand your methods, they are
too deep for our feeble understanding and
we won, do so any more, We will be good
and no, even try to so beyond our depth.
Mr.. Raymond spent three-quariers of
an hour, telling bis method Of teaching ge-
ogfaphy and illustrating it on the black
board, followed by DR.. Allyn On the
| RELATION OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY TO
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY.
The doctor explained how rivers aud
mountains were formed, and the effect they
had on the building up Of towns and cities.
he dwell, at some length on the guilt
stream, and the fac; Of its giving TO Eng
land her warm climate, while We received
in exchange, the eonS and daughters Of
England, to inhabit our land. This wa;
bar right. If We furnished 10 England bel
good climate, II was but righI that she
shoald give US some of the effects Of that
climate in return. ara
This exercise occupied an hour, when the
institute adjourned to 2 O'Clock pm.
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sep2ldlm
Losr-sls REwARp.-S,rayed from the

LosT-sl5 REwARD,-Strayed from the
premises Of Julius Sarbain, on Fifteenth
street, between Walnut and Cedar streets,
on October ith, large mule, between a
black and brown, and about II hands high,
three years old, and no shoes on; the hair
$ trimmed GU, OF the inside of the ear. A
reward Ct SIS will be paid to the person
or persons returning the above described
animal to the above address.
Oct. 5-d3t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
ST0V Els.

We have just received large stock
Of heating stoves for either coal or
wood or both, suitable for Office, halls par
,lors or dining rooms. We ,0iA duplicate
any Cincinnati, Eeansvilie or 81. Louis
retail price list for either cooking or heat
ing stores. Orders by mail will receive
our prompt attention.
BEERwART, ORTIZ & Co,
60 No. 1876 Commercial avenue.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

lance in their power. Steam was again
turned into the bold, and it is believed this
time effectually smothcred the flames
The origin of the fire IS rot known
Her hold was filed with corn, oats, pota-
toes and few barrels Of lard oil Va
whnt damage she has sustained is at
this time unknown, and can not be nscer-
tanned until, tho hold is opened and an cx-
animation made.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
RIVER NEWS.

Here the Ohio has fallen one inch dur
ing tho past twenty-four hours, with SIX
inches on Bacon rock.
The Mississippi Is falling, with ~ rect
scant in the channel. There is only %
feet below Memphis. -
Business on tho levee was brisk. Inc
weather was clear and pleasant.
The Falls Pilot brought up tow u
empty bsrges from New Orleans. she mas
laid up for the present.
The Jas. Fisk, Jr., brought down nhe
trip of freight and people
The Ada Heilman cleared for Memphis
we'll laden.
The Umpire has Withdrawn from the
Louisville trade, and has stuck up her
single as an independent Evansville
packet. She has been chartered by Cap
tain Jack Gramrper. She brought down
fair cargo of reshippng freight
The Mountaineer had good load for
Memphis. She reported the City OF Gum
cy aground at Turkey Island
The Eckert is storing the freight OF the
Silver Bow on Phillips wharf boat.
The Lumsden turned back from radu-
cab on her last trip and forwarded her
freight by the Fisk.
The Cairo City wharfboat will be taken
to Mound City to-day and.go on tho ways
for rccaulking. III
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

NEW MEAT MAgKET.-Nick Williams
will open his new meat market this morn
ing at the corner of Poplar and Twentieth
streets, where be will keep constantly on
hand all kinds of meat and the very best
in the market. He win not permit any
butcher in the city to excel him. NICK
knows hrs business, and earnestly invites
the public to give him a call al his new
stand. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

BoARpIso-A desirable front room to
rent with board, suitable fer two persons
Also few single gentlemen can be accom-
moda,ed with board. Apply on Eighteenth
street, Commercial avenue, and Poplar st.
sept28dlw
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STATE CONVENTION.
FlRST.RhTE pLALFON
ADOPTED.
UON. S. s. HAYS, OF CHICAG
NOMINATED.
A MOST HARMONIOUS CONVEX
TON.

s, eel i Dispatch to TIE Cairo huLLLfrs.
SPRISGFIELD, Ill, Oct. 4.--The dem
cratic state convention met In this city
day, and was very largely attended.
j. II. Hinchcliff, of St. Clair, was elc|
cd temporary chairman,a and John H. Obj
ly, of Alexander, secretary.
After dinner the convention reasse}
bled and elected U. s. skinner, Of Adar]
permanent chairman, and John II. Ober1
Of Alexander, secretary.
A first-rate platform was adopted, AT.
which
HON. s. s. HAYS,
Of Chicago, was nominated for conere.
man at large by reclamation.
The convention was very harmonic
and enthusiastic.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

ARREsTED.-A well-known citizen o
this city was day, or two since, before one
of our city magistrates for being drunk
and disorderly, He was fined the usual
smount--S9 GO. After the trial was over
be might have been heard soliloquizing
thusly: "Now, this Is the second time l
have been up before a magistrate for the
same offense! ! might have known it,
il / had gone to Albas in the first place
and got one OF those smooth, clean, deli
cious shases that Alba Ais Sknown' to-givc
to every one who patrohizes him, this
would not have happened" Therefore,
reader, take warning and always 60 to
Alba's barber shop, Commercial avenue,
between Seventh aud Eighth streets. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

For SALE OR ExcHAsGE FOR CAIRO
PBoPERTY.--I have OsE HUNDRED AMI
Sixty acres Of frs'-class unimproved
land in johnson county, which j will sell
on reasonable terms, or eIchangsfor CAIRO
citv nronerty. 2. II. PoPE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

FRESH OYsTERs.--I am now receiving
daily, the celebrated q. s.. Msltby's ii. and
NJ. brand of fresh oysters, which are unri'
vailed, and for sale by the can or case on
the most reasonable terms, try them, al
ways warran ted good and fresh.
If WIN. WINTER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

For RENT. = A two story frame hous.
on Poplar street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenthstrsets containing seven rooms
and large hall. The house IL finished
throughout. Porch in front and rear.
Enquire of p. Mockler, at tho !" Mockler
House." Commercial avenue, between
Fourth and Sixth streets. octSdst
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
WEATHER REPORT,

CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. 4-l046, pm.
War Department Signal Service, U.
A. division Of kilograms and reports 70
the benefit of Commerce. The fellowis
Is the official meteorological record fer th
"a hours ending l0;48, p. IN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

BRIcK STORE FOR REST.-The brick
store, No. rs, Ohio Levee, now occupied
by f. NJ. Stockholm, Esq, is offered for
rent, and will be vacant on the 18th inst.
Apply to >s.l. JNo. b. PULLS. 60.
oct3tf