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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-04
ClNCINNATI.

IReported especially tor the Cairo Bulletn.l
CINDINNATI, July g. The river has
fallen three inches since Saturday.
Weather cloudy in port, THERMOMETERS
so
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JOHN H. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

Govern, r. John ". Palmer;
Iicntenan,- Governor, John Dougherty;
Secretary & State, Edwasd I!ummel;
Aud tor Of state, G. F. Llppincott,
state Treasurer, T.. n. Bates
Sup,. Public destruction, Newton Baicrnan.
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MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Senator, LIT District--T. A. l.. Ilolcomb. Of
Union, and :. X. Gibson, Of Ga!atin.
Representative, l-t Dstrirt-II. Watson Webb.
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NHROMArlC work printing IN many and
" and varied coors at one impression, On the
celebrated chromatic press--done at the Bulletin
Job printing office, This Is the most remarkable
press ever invented, as it performs in one day
the work, in colored printing, of ten ordinary
presses, thereby reducing the cosl of that charac
Ter Of work toa very Inv rate.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

4 IN ~ t...4.s e. ~. 30
tinted States Of America. Southern District Of
The United sta es Of Americs, to the Marshal OF
the southern District OF lilinos, Greeting; ~
where's, q libel has been filed in the District
Court ofth- United states, in and for the Southern
District Of Illinois, on the 2sth day OF December
IN the year Of our Lord ono thousad eight hund /.
red and seventy, by Enos T.. Kerr. John d. Kerr,
Patrick MNei, Jonn scott and Henry berry,
ayainst"eJ gAty-four saw long. oak and ash, RAN.
now lying az the port OF Cairo, in the district
IN that behalf TO be made aud that all persons hav.
Ing or pretending 60 have any right, title or inter-
est therein. may be cited 10 appear. and answer,
all aud singular The matters in said libel rticu.
lately proponnded, and hat this Court woull he
pleased 10 promo nee for the sum OF Four Humid
red Dollars, tho damages alleged in said libel, be.
! You arc therefore commanded TO attach n. aid
"eighty.four saw logs, oak and ash, rated" and
70 deian the .asne IN your custody nniii the FUR.
sher order Of this court respecting the same; and
20 give notice, by publication in the CAiRo BvLLr.
flsior fourteen day. previous to the day oftrial.
n asa nS Ss :a' sS p%Ss n:
.ons cisini:s said eighty Jour saw logs oak oak
ssy why this Court should not pronoiince sgs,nst
the same. according 70 the prayer Of the said libel,
and that they be aud appear Lefore the said Court
nos. Il me cni,cJ strses Coar, Room, in The ei,y
Of Cairo, m said Dtstrict, on the first Monday In
February next. < that 10 q dsy Of Jurisdiction,
" not, then on the FIRST day OF Jurisdiction there.
After, 81 10 o'clock In ,he forenoon OF that day,
then and there 10 inter ssods claim OF the same,
and 70 mako their az egai ,on. IN that behalf.
AID vnse you shall have done In the premises do
yca then and thcre make return, together with
~ Z Witness. the Hcnorabls samuel II
- TreAi. Judge Of said Court, this 18Th day
LIS. OF pecembcr In The year Of our Lord one
Lord one s,n shcr'sn an, sxsip aEsS.s r sRs
sjtft year, 6EOs u. BONEN,
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SPLENDID FRxsH MEATs.-Jas. Kynss-
ton, corner Ct Nineteenth and Poplar
streets, has on hand and Is Strengthening for
tho trade, some Of the finest bseves ever
brought to Cairo. For tho holidays he
has purchased Ave head o: cattle that can
not be surpassed, one Of thsm--s four year
old, weighing one thousand eight hundred
pounds gross.
Citizens Of the Fourth ward and of the
city generally who want extra fine fresh
meats for the holidays should not fail to
call on Kynaston. He can supply beet,
pork, mutton, veal, lamb, IND sausage in
any quantity desired and on satisfactory
term See card in another column. I
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DO confirmed BY reclamation, carried
unanimo ~:
First ord.-James Garland, w. IL.
Spiller, Henry LattBer.
Second Ward.-A. Eshbsck, VIM. Budcr'
l.. ]. Byrne.
Third Ward.-John g. White, John Q.
Hartman, John A. Keo''-r.
Fourth Ward.--R. fitzgerald, j. Ii.
Metcsir, Geo Ii. ScAse.
JNo. BROWN, ~.ty Clerk.
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OK THETA AuscLx.-Three negroes
great stalwart fellows In sssvch 81 sAei
issts-visited negro Crutchetts house on
Twentieth street last night 70 attend .
candy pulling. On being requested 70 pay
10 cents admission each, they vsat for
Crutch - Bill Nye won't for the Hsathsn
Chinee, smashsd In the door, windows and
Crutch's woolly head. I'd. Shannsssy cap
tured the unruly boys, and his father fined
them IS and costs each.
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The best Of fresh meats, .iuding /,


THE best Of fresh meats, :luding esss'
pork, lamb, yeniscn, mutton, vos', sausage
etc, can be sscurcd from the meat shop Of
John Pe,ric, corner % Washington avenue
and Fourteenth street, in any quantity
desired. Pc,rie is an experienced butcher,
kills none but the fines. and latest ami.
mails, and deals with men, women and chill.
dren alike, fairly and hoAorsbly. Custo-
ners may send their children. with every
assurance that any kind Of meat called for
will be furnished, and full weight given in
every instance. Offering thanks for the
patronage heretofore extended, hs asks .
continuance Of the same promising 10 give
abstraction TO everybody. dsc2,m
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lice Magistrate. ...........,... y u
Were presented, and on motion ordered
paid by the following vote, viz;
Ayc.-Ar,er, Barclay, Fitzgerald, Jor.
gensen, Kennedy, Lonergan, Mckee,
Meyer, Mendel, Taylor, walder-li.
by Mr. Barclay;
Resoiced, by the City Council Of the city
Cf Cairo, in Joint session convened, that
the City Treasurer be, and he 10 hereby
authorized and instructed 70 recei-. -"y
nv.,Jna I@.I- 80 sle LAY with AccrueA
interest, in payment for any property OF
the city, sold by order Of the City Council.
Adopted.
R,soired, by tho City Council Of the
city Of Cairo IN Joint session convened that
the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized
and directed to issue an order 10 wmDAily
OF the City Treasury for the amount OF
1nc hundred dollars, on account Of his con-
C, with the city for filling the depress-
ion in Washington avenue, whero hereto
fore the market house was situated
Tabled.
Mayor. ofice, Peoria, M. Dec. 10Th, isTo.
DEAR SiR;-I am instructed by the
City Council of this city TO call your at
tention to the fact that many grave defects
exit in the city charters in this State,
particularly in relation to special improve
moni., which 1t Is found diiiicul.to make
by special assessments on account Of the
technical objections which lawyers inter-
pose 10 all efforts in this direction.
The legislature this winter, will prob
ably endeayor to get up general law for
the government Of cities in this State.
To the end that those Of experience in
the management of city matters may be
abel TO assist and advise in the passage OF
such a general law, 1t leave 10 suggest
that meeting of the Mayors throughout
tho State be held in the city ofSpringheld,
on the 9Th day of January next, tor the
purpose of consultation on this matter, so
AS 10 bring our interests in a clear and in
nuential manner before the legislature At
the earliest moment.
If these views meet your appreciation,
YOU will please inform the undersigned a.
soon as convenient.
Respectfully, Yours,
G. BARKER, Mayor OF Peoria.
To the Hon. Mayor fths city OF Cairo.
NEW BUSINESS.
The foregoing communication was pre-
sented and read, whereupon Alderman
Fitzgerald presented and moved the adop-
ton ofthe following resolution, viz;
Resolr.d, that sum not exceeding sew
enty-hve dollars be appropriated to pay
the expcnses.of the Mayor in attending
the meeting % the Mayors Of the different
c'ies of the State of Illinois ut Springfield
con"nencing January 18th, 1871. Which
was ADOPTED by the following vote viz:
Ayes--Arter Barclay, Fitzgerald, Jor.
| gensen, Kennedy Lonergsn, Mckee,
Meyer Menael, Taylor, Walder,-ll.
Nays-none.
There being nv further business the
Mayor appointed the following named
persons to act as jud gss of elections for
he ensuing year, and until their success
rs are appointed and qualified. Council.
an Taylo moved that the appointments
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NOTICE.

NOAANE'
~
United rtAtcs of America Southcrn District Of
Jiinoi--s
IT.. 49,, a,.,.. :, ,,,..is. ,.o y.-.., -,
Inc pni,eu star. OF ane,eh, 20 ,no MatshM OF
NE sou'hefh p,-itlct el illIeols' erecting.
, Mh.rsas, ni,psi ~ zen nlya a the D,'I,ct
,'uttoI W, .hlit Ns. W. hhl IO' W, southern
bistrletoI lI,ln",- u tnc go day oi December,
IN the year OF ON, Lou, nhe 'h.nsaha elght huni.
r." shu r'NcnH,o ~ "Nn'.m noII,s Mli peoIs"
w. burhs' " Phths.. uolns business uhier the
name anu sthbe OF nott's h"fhs ss'int inc
-leNhpoM .bsnsh ''seI' n,I uon.- tehle, APP
par anu iu,nl.uIs' wi ieason- sna ehus", va
ssI llpIs Ihen.suueu m, TYi,ns VIZ, usuh pro
ces anu monitor ., tns -ni ,ouit N Wat DE.
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IN THE MORNING.

The BULLETIN will hereafter appear az
amorning paper, containing more matter,
and generally improved. It viii appca-
for the first tino in the morning on
Thursday.
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the peopls, and the Comptroller and As.
SCISSOR, and for the purpose Of establishing
the salaries for the ensuing year, they rec.
ommend the adoption of tho following
CruinanceG
Cairo.
Sec. /. That the salary Of the City
Comptroller and Assessor be, and the same
10 hereby, fixed at Fifty Dollars per MOI u,
4 .ho salary of the City Marshal be and
the same is hereby fixed at seventy -fivo
dollars per month, TO take effect from and
alter ,h,1l0th day of March next, A. u.
1871"
Referred TO ordinance committee with in.
structions TO report to the next meeting Of
the Board Of Alderman.
PETITIONS,
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Sum Glsssss AZ Dollar storr.

WILLiAr EnLxns, fashionable boo. and
shoe maker, hasa splendid stock ofFrench
calf moroccos and other feathers, and Is
prepared 10 All orders for ''cus,om-msdc
boots and shoes, with quick dispatch end
in the most satisfactory manner. II
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Bksr Plated Jewelry at Dollar Store.

We desire TO remind the reader that
fresh Baltimore oysters and all kind Of
game in season, are served night or day
any style desired, at Louis lIerberts
restaurant.
Parties desiring oysters by the can or
case, can be supplied at the ruling rates, at
the same place. IT,
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EsrRAY.-A COW, red sides, with white
stripes on her hips; white stripe on fore
head half White tail; between eight and
nine years old; dry; bored in both horns
nr hollow Lvrn. Tahen up BY SUBSCRIBER
Owner required toprove property and pay
expsnse JAAE6IHURLEY.
Cairo, Jan. 2, 1871.
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Closing Out Sale.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth Of
ready.msde clothing, hats, caps, boots,
shoes, trunks and valeses are offered for
sale by =. Neti, 70, Ohio Levee, at AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being his in
tention to close out in that line and EN-
bark exclusively and more extensively in
the furnishing goods and merchant tailor
ing business.
This closing out sale furnishes an oppor-
tunity to secure clothing cheaper than
ever before offered in this market.
declOtf
A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALE.
A two story brick rssidsacs, admirably
arranged, with large grounds 4 lot), sit
uated on the corner Of HolbrOok avenue
and Twenty-third street. will b. sold On tho
most reasonable terms. 1t Is located on
high grounds, In An excellent nsighbor-
hood, the grounds containing bearing fssas
trees, vines and choice selections Of shrub
berry. 1t is, in short, one Of che completess
ONES in the city.
Apply to w. ID. THOMAS
At Thomas, Green &Alden
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II voU want a pair Of boots made to or
dss, out efths best material, aud. in tho
most fashionable and durable manner, 90
70 VIM. Ehlers, on Twentieth street, OPP
posite the court house. , .... IT,
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WANTED IMnrpIArELY.--soO wood

choppers to cut wood on the line Of the st
Louis & Iron Mountain railroad. Hal
arc tickets furnished at the ticket Office in
81. Louis. Wages 81 20 per cord. Apply
ut the various wood yaids, or to
nov30tf. ii. j. DEAL Charleston, Mo
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ApoLooY.-The council proceedings and
n scarcity Of workmen Qt is the next
day after New Year, must supply onr
apology for lack Of matter in this issue.
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ORPHAN AsYLrM.-Thc regular month
ly business meeting Of Orphan Asylum
lady managers will be held tomorrow, at
2 o'clock, pm, at Asylum building.
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Crrr SCRIP FOR SALE.--In amounts TO
suit purchasers, at cash price, at
div CITY NATIONAL BANK
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Petition of w. W. Thornton asking the
city 10 allow him TO use ono Of the engines
and such other necessary machinery for
motive power, 10 be used by him in the
prosecution Of general manufacturing Of
all material Of wood used In house and
boat building. Referred to Drainage
Committee.
Petition of Soloman Nickles asking the
Council TO remit a certain FIVE assessed
against him was presented and read. A
motion TO remit was made and decided In
the negative by the following vote:
Aycs-Arter, Barclay, Fitzgerald, Jor-
gensen, Kennedy, Mysr, Mckee, Mendel,
Taylor-o.
Nays-Wslder and Wilson q.
Petition Of Lyman James asking the
Council 10 refund certain moneys hereto
fore paid for license and remaining I'M
earned or allow him credit npon new H.
ccnse. Referred TO Committee on Claims.
PETITIONS.
Petition of Thomas Freeman relative 10
licenses.
Referred 90 Committee on Claims.
Petition of LOU. Nassine, asking per.
mission to erect an addition u tho build.
ing on lot /, In Block 4, on Obi Levce.
Referred 90 Committee on Fire Depart
ment.
ACCOUNTS.
The following bills were presented and
a., h.. ('.,, q. ., Ia inns ,,oIas
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" you want good, stylish and we'll
fitting suit Of clothes, made TO order you
mast 60 to p. Nef, No. 70 Ohio Loveo.
deceit
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EEEs lg THE CITY.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
New Time Table.

On and after 1890, pm, Sunday, Dec
itl, the following time table will govern
tho arrival and departure Of passenger
trains at Cairo:
DEPART.
Mail train leaves at........ $40 am.
Express, ut.."..... $50 pm.
st Louis aud Cairo Express
cayosat..................... l'20 AIN.
d Accommodation leaves at."l2.3o pm.
ARRIVE.
Mail arriycs..,,.,....".,"'', goo am
Express, arrivcs.."..........l2;2i pm.
st. Louis and Cairo Expires .
arrives. ....,.......,......". $40 pm.
Tho last named train leaves st. Louis n,
1880 am. Trader can leave Cairo NJ 100
am, reach st. Louis at 1925 AIN, remain
n tho city three hours, and return to
Cairo at 8:sj pm, the same day.
Tho IL. $50 accommodation and Cairo and
ST. Loui. expires, leave daily all others
leave daily except sundays.
Way passengers should bear in mind that
the $40 pm, train make. only four stop
pings between Cairo and Ccntralia, viz
Joncsboro, Csrbondale, III Quoin and
Ashley. The 1890 PM train stops ~ all
@ staff ions along tho route.
r'r '.|. JAS. JOHNSON,
dec3a Agent Cairo.
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COUNTY ORDERS wAsrEp-,'ssh mid
for county orders, at .
div ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
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COMMERCIAL.

honlay h~sning, January 9, 1871.
To-day was Observed bv tho business
community as holiday. r.e bo,ks woro
closed, and little business was....o,od
in the city
t., asst week Of tho old year was no,,,
for an increase in business, and, consider
ing the fact that it was holiday week tho
result Of bisines, Transactions was very en-.
couraging.
The Ice blockade in the MISSISSIPPI con-
tinues, and navigation above Cairo Is still
closed. The consequence Is, that business
in ST. Louis is completely prostrated, and
Southern dealers have all been compelled
70 como to our market which 10 at the
head Of navigation. Every day since the
ice blockade, shipments have been made
South, from Cairo and frsights have not
been advsncsd either by river or mil.
Tho demand for all kinds ofgrains is in
excess Of tho supply, and the stock on
hand IL limited.
In st. Louis and Chicago, the -four
market j. completely Frustrated, the de-
mand from all sources and for all descrip-
tions Of -four being of the most restricted
character, while in Cairo the demand, es-
pecially for the lower grades, is active
and prices good. ''a' iH''
FLOUR-The market Is active. Prices
remain about same as last report Demand
for lower grades Is good Sales vote
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NowHxRE in the city can you secure n
better ntting, finer or bettcr made pair Of
boots than at the shop Of VIM. Ehlers. on
Twentieth street, near the court house. tf
SEED Microscopes at Dollar Store.
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Tms meat market Of 0ayer 4 Co., at the

Tns meat market Of 0ayer q Co, at the
corner Of washingtoa avenue and Tenth
strsst, 10 one Of 'fnstitutions' Of tho city.
II 10 not only sbundansly supplied with
the best Of pork, bsef veal, mutton lamb,
sausage, &C., but Il presents - cir Of
cleanliness and order shss \ rarely sssa IN
establishments Of like chAssssss. p
Gayer d %. have hAA nasy ysass q.
perieaes - busebssA and have Ieag ego
learned that Il pay bsstts hssp 49, nssss
and commend hYstclAas custsa. Dor
choice meats, therefore. eus n = hest and
skillful manner, 20 70 The PsepsSsC1lsas
Market" presided over By 0sysr d Go
dec l9tf.
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TABER BROTHERS, SO Ohio Levee, will
hereafter keep constantly on hand, direct
from the Eastern manufacturers the very
best winter strained purified sperm oil, for
sewing machines, and all fine and light
machinery. This oil has never yet been
superseded by any of the MANUFACTURED
oils, ms it never gums or is affected by the
TIVE Dollar Store sch goods cheaper than
any other establishment in the city-will
duplicate sny bill IN IT. line At from 10 TO
30 per centum less than is paid Mt other
places. ffrCri Nfn8tt - l.-l-
The stock comprises many appropriate
holiday gifts, such as pictures photograph
albums, vases, etc, gents underwear, hose,
etc, all of which are offered Mt prices tina,
asfy successfui composition. To-. -.
Call At the old stand Of Mrs. Oswald
near the cornsr OF Eighth and Co'nm"r'
Ctn's .......# ". r. ID. cd. VI
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FoR pistols and cartridges and bowie
knives, go direc. to r. Ncfrs, No. 70 Ohio
Levee. 1e decetf
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stock Of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand at p. Nefs, No. 10
OHIO Levee. Sea ID I'D dcc9tf
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Personal. TAxEs--Parties delinquent
for personal city taxes, are hereby notified
that On the LIST day Of January, costs will
be added to all sums then delinquent, and
! shall proceed under the law, to seize and
sell property for the satisfaction OF the
same. |'d JOS. ID. TAYLOR,
dec27dst City Collector.
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ftopr-Cholco Family Flour In Dbl.
1aksSlss sacks, &C., FOR sale at the Esyp-
tiss AnS.y ~ - " au
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FRxsn meats, served In the neatest and
most clearly manner, can always DO foun
in abundance for the trade, a the Central
Meat market Of Fred KoshleY d Co., on
Warrington avenue, few doors below
Tenth. None but the finest cattle, sheep
and hogs are slaughtered, and, consequent
~ svssy beay Who pssronixes the Central
Asst msskst cen - aailDsd Shat he or
she will BE- supplied With Ne bsstmests y
DO found 10 Cairo. q, ..i.all-s H
Customer baskets delivered in any part
Of the city.
- Fresh sausage every morning. u
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Fir,' Ss''ss.! 81 sscs'ssI

r.fH| LAX Dec. ~, o0ee
The annual msstias fas ~ sesseisa u
i've Directors will be held 1t this Bank,
Tuesday, Jan. 10th. 1874. between the
hours Of 10 o clock am. and Z pm.
@. n. HUGHES,
did. Cashies.
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ALEXANDER Gloves at Dollar Store.
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Ware ct Dollar Store

ueAss~ex ,ei s1lE- SiC.ooo ga.s.ock
M AID Hnqslfsas y lUUv
H CITY NATIONAL BANK
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GREAT BAaoAIxA urTfL DEC. aisr ~
CLOSE OUT srocx.-Best Java coffee SOC
per h.; Lsguyrs as; Rio 20 TO 20; Pow.
dered sugar i6; A. sugar Is; 9. sugar llA;
Demarara IA; N. o. sugar l2}; seedlem
raisins IS; layers 20; Currant 20; Prunes
20; Peaches l23; Pure Buckwheat -four
3lc: Brazil nuts, Filberts and English
walnuts 20; Almonds 30; Candy 20 70 40;
Baking powders 4oc per ib.i Choice maple
syrup 81 30 per gallon; Silver drips 81 10
Canned peaches &c per can; Blackberries
20; Tomatoes 20; Raspbsrries, Pineapple,
Plums and Cherries 80; Egyptian Black
ing &c por box and all other goods cheap.
er than the cheapest, by John II. Phil
lips, corner Washington avenue and l4th
st. Agent for the Merchants Union Tea
Company, New York. Teas 81 New York
prices. dec27 q
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CARD Cases at Dollar Store.
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AiPLES-Duli. ~ DDS, Nhplcr solu
at - 25CDSs 80. -.-
MEAL.-Ciiy Mill, Steam Dried, SELL
ing Ia small lots, from store, at 80 70.
80 bbls City Mills Steam Dried, sold at
50 10, and 10 bbls. Kiln Dried, from store,
at So 90.
BUTTER.-Dull, and prices have "A
downward tendency. IL pkgs. Choice
Roll at 2sc, and 10 pigs. from Poor to
Choice Roll, 22c@soc.
EGGS-Plcn.y and dull. Prices are
lower, with supply In excess Of demand.
Sales were $50 dozen at sc, and lG pkgs.
at 2s(I zoe.
LARD Tierces sold At lee.
LIME.-l50 bbls. delivered, sold ut
81 30, ami so bbls., in bulk, at 81 90.
PORK.-G5 bbls Mess Pork sold at $l9,-
90, and 5000 ibs. Dry Salt Shoulders ut 7 &c.
UAME.-Nery Dull The market Ia
glutted, and Rabbits dnd little sale ut SOC
per dozen. Quails find few buyers at 75c
10 81 %. Sales were
10 dozen ~
lp do ".-."...-...'''''''''''''''scYN w.
FREIGHTS.-No change South, but
40 note an cra..a o., thu Rast
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Bill. Of John II. oborly x Co. for Print
ing, 30 Dec. 81, amounting 10 s?3s 4s va
pse.ontcd and read, and referred TO the
Printing Committee under the rule.
Bill Of Rough Il Ready rro company
for repairs Tor year 10 Jan. lst 1870,
amounting in cash 10 so IS.
Referred 10 Finance Committee - re-
quircd by ordinance.
Alderman Lonergun appeared and took
his seat
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-03

New. Goods at Dollar Store.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-03

The following bills were presented and
referred 10 the Committee on Claims under
The rule 70 wit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-03

The Finance Committee reported that
they received from Jos. u. Taylor City
Treasurer. cancelled scrip aud coupons
amounting TO S3,532. - which they, after
examination, destroyed. Report received
and filed.