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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

REMARKS.-Thc Flour market opened quiet
for the week. and under fair receipts and a mod
crate demand has ruled dull and inactive. FAM
lily brands arc very dull the stock is large and,
except for choice and well-known brands, sales
arc very difficult to effect. Extras are in fair re-
quest for the local trade, and the receipts are
fully equal to the demand. Supers are in de-
mand, and the stock is small We revise our
quotations, at which the market closes quiet :
Family : IS to So IS, choice 50, Welch's 10 to
$40 -; Extras I to 81 Is, choice 7 81; Supers 6
to Sc %. Sales during the week foot up about
so bblS. The market for Wheat is unchanged;
offerings fair the bulk boing of inferior and me-
dunn qualities only, no prime samples being Of
fcred l543 bushels red brought 1885, l40 Jas, l55,
1913, 100, 1G2, lG3 and l6G for inferior to good
Corn is active, and prices arc shade tirmer; Of
rrings of l4lS bushels mixed, with sales at IS and
- Oats are steady; offerings of 200 bushels,
with sales at So and 54
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, February II.
Reported by j. II. Sn.oot, Lice Stock Broker;
Beet Cattlo-1he offerings amounted to 23l head
IS of which sold to the butchers, SO to spec
ulutorS and =; to farmers and graziers; the re-
mandcr, lag head were driven to the District
markets. Prices ranged as follows: Choice Cat
tie at from to 73c; fair do. at S to 6; Oxen and
Cows ut 81 to Sc, and Scalawags and Bulls ut 3 to
SIC per ID groSs-extrcme range "fprlccs from
, to II. The majority Of the sales were from Gto
G!c general average of the market &c. The
market is well supplied with Cows and Calves
and SprngerS, and the demand good. Prices
range from 30 to $50 for the former, and from Az
to $50 for the latter.
Sheep-Thc market for Sheep is inactive and
prices are declining. The offerings were go
head.
Hogs-Are in demand Prices ranged from
10 80 to Sll per 100 lbs gross.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, February 10
Beef Cattle-Prices to-day for Beef Cattle rang
ed rs follows: Beet Bcevrs at G 37uS7 -; gener-
III V rated first qualty5 OOaSG %; medium or good
fair quality ut I 7juS5 ordinary thin Steers, Ok
EN- and Cows at 2jaS4 IS; inferior and lowest
grades of Cattle 4aS4 25-generai average OF the
market to-day So IS; extreme range of prices
UDaS7 IS.
Sheep.-rhe supply Oh the market has boon
fair during the past week demand moderate,
and no change i'll prices. We quote ut 4a7 cts
per ID gross, rs to quality.
Hogs.-The supply during the past week has
been limited, with but II few good Hogs in the
market We quote at 10 jOaSll 50 per lOO lbs
net, rs to quality-prime Hogs would readily
bring the outside figure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce says it is now a
settled fact that the President will take an
overland trip to California in the spring, after
Congress adiourns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

The famous Swedish singer Miss Nilsson,
together with company Of distinguished art
ists-Miss Annie Louise Cary, contrato; Sig
nor Brignoi, tenor; NJ. Vicuxtemps violinist,
and NJ. Ferger, Of the French Opera-will APP
pear i'll Washington about the I'd of March. ina
series Of concerts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

The Richmond correspondent of the Peters
burg Courier says:-'I am told that the pres
ent railroad fight is as nothing to the struggle
that will occur over the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

SWEET PoTAToEs.-We noticed quite an un-
usual arrival yesterday of country carts, aden
with Spanish yam sweet potatoes, which were
disposed Of at seventy-hve cents per bushel.
The juicy Spanish yam appear to be the prefer
red variety; while the dry baking potato,
known in rustic parlance rs WALLER barks or
pumpkin yams, are rather difficult to OBJ
tain. Many prefer the latter potatoe, and have
Il project distastc for the Spanish. Norfolk
Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

In the Washington Court, yesterday, upon
the failure Of the jury to find verdict in the
case OF Bowen, tried for bigamy, (Bowen)
was accused of a crime Ola similar character,
third marriage being alleged i'll the accusa-
ton, and held to bail for trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

The Washington correspondent Of the Bal.
timore Sun says "A bill to arrest and punish
the so-called Kuklux by the appointment of
federal commissioners in every county Ill the
South, with the power to issue warrants, hold
to bail and commit for trial, was considered at
the meeting Of the reconstruction committee
this morning and agreed to- The main point
is the supersedure which it proposes Of the
State authorities, and the definition which it
gives to acts OF crimes not now known to the
law, such as the prohibiting of any person from
masking himself, or in any way making dis
guise, in order to commit crime. Secret polti-
cal societies are virtually prohibited 1t seems
to be the intention to put this bill through at
the present session. 1t will create "a, army of
office-holders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17
.H.4RRfED.

On tue 9th instant by Rev. j. A. Haynes,
Francis a. BEAVERS, esq, and Miss Ma
RY c. THOMAS, both of Loudoun county, Va.
On the l4th instant by the same at Piedmont,
Fauou.r county. Va, HENRY ). ASHBY.
ESQ and Miss MARY W. DELAPLANE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

At the meeting Of the committee on Recon
straseettien yesterday, bill was ordered to be re-
ported to the House, providing for the absolute
repeal of the test oath
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

Articles of impeachment against Gov Clay
ton, of Arkansas have been adopted by tn.
House Of Representatives of that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

The Chattanooga Times asks Whittier
are we drifting?' TO which the Knoxville
Wing replies. ''It would be profane in us to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1871.

The Philadelphia Press, referring to the
meeting of the managers of the Peabody
Educational Fund in that city, on Weanes-
day, remarks: The fund was first started by
Mr.. Peabody in 1867, during his second visit
to this country and was intended for the pur-
pose of furthering the cause Of education in the
Southern States, the first donation being
Sl,5O0OO0. 1t was not intended that the gift
should be mere donation, but that it should
act as an incentive to the people to organize
schools the only ground upon which they
could come in on the fund being that they
should raise certain amount themselves Tor
the same object The gift referred to was only,
however, the first instalment, as in 1868 Mr.
Peabody added another million in money and
securities to the fund, making the. total amount
two and half million dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

The New York papers say that house rents
will come down." this year, iii New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

IN FURNISHING GOODS,
his stock will comprise everything really desira-
bic, both useful and ornamental.
His DRESS SHIRTS have achieved reputa-
ton The assortment is the largest in the city
and the prices will compare favorAbly with those
Of any city in the United States.
RUBBER CLOTHING,
OIL CLOTHING,
WOOLLEN SHIRTS
HEAVY WOOL JACKETS,
RED FLANNEL
UNDERWEAR, &c, &c
ONLY GOOD ARTICLES KEPT.
As heretofore,
ONE PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES.
@- Wholesale buyers in search Of good art'-
Giles will be literally dealt with.
Gss-If YOU want an article you have lookedf for
elsewhere in vain seek for it here.
Washington nov l7-eO3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17
Bargains ! Bargains !

IN HOSIERY, HANDKERCHlEFS
AND GLOVES.
Also, in FRENCH and GERMAN EDGINGS
and INSERTlNGS,
the variety being very extensive.
SASH AND FANCY RIBBONS
have been reduced in price.
Satns, all colors Florence Silks, Black and
Colored Silks Vevets, Real Laces Of every de-
scription, Lace Handkerchief and Collars, real
and imitation Zephyr Worsteds Germantown
Wool, Embroidered Slippers, Travelling Bag,
far ladies or gentlemen, Fancy, Baskets, School
Satchels, Hoop Skirts, Umbrellas, &c, &c, have
all been marked down in prices, to meet the views
of the most economical purchasers.
@rAll goods of light weight forwarded by
mail to any part Of the country without add
tional charge.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
feb 4-ro5t 20 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17
A RRI V ED.

Schrs Ocean, McCrady, Norfolk; Cornelia,
Baltimore, and Maid Of the Mist, Norfolk, lum-
Der 10 SmOot IL Perry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

WASHINGTON Il 0. r. Rata meeting Of
the President and Board of Directors Of the
Loudoun a. Hampshire railroad, held in Phila-
dephia last week, the route of said road through
Clarke was fixed upon, and is that known as
the Pigeon Hill survey which crosses the Mill
wood pike near Mr. Berlin's blacksmith shop,
about p miles from Benyvic, The work on
the road is to commence by the first ofMay next,
and the whole TO be finished from Hamilton to
Winchester by the first of May, lSI2.-CH"Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17
FOR THE CARNIVAL
ID URE IRISH IL n + N.
RICHARDSON'S PURE SHIFTING LINEN.

Received from the importers in New York
Richardson's Linens. They are universally ad-
mittcd to have no superior.
feb II r. l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17

The endowment of Richmond college has
mainly through the cxerions Of the Rev. Mr.
Poindextcr, reached 500. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-17


say.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
PLAes
90 Ossatv4noS.

Il -WAsniSaToS, Sep.ember lG.-rhe bs.;
rometer has fallen slightly al tho Pacific
and Rocky mountain stations. Hszy
weather 10 reported, which H. probably
connected with the extensive fires lately
reported from Oregon. The pressure has
fallen, but is now rising in Minnesota. The
highest barometer extends northcastward
over the Ohio valley, and tho area Of low
pressure, which was, Friday afternoon, on
Lake Erie, has extended north eastwar
and is now spreading over New England,
where rain has prevailed du-ing tho night,
and cloudy weather Ia now reported.
A small area Of rain has extended from
Tennessee and Northern Georgia north
eastward, and is now probably oil Cape
Hatteras. Local rains have fallen on the
immediate gulf coast during the day
Easterly winds in the middle and eastern
states have generally voerrd through the
southeast. Southsrly winds have preya ed
from the Ohio valley northwa with
threatening weather on Lake Superior.
Cloudy and clearing weather continucs in
the Mississippi valley. s1g r...
PRoBABILITIEs.-Pa cloudy and
clearing weather, with rising baron eter
is probable for New England, Sunday.
Very generally east Of tbe Mississippi
river the conditions will remain favorable
for rain on the immediate gulf coast. In
the course Of the day-risins barometer
with pleasant weather are indicated for
the upper lakes and northwest. ,~l
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
a FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GRAND DUKE ALAXIS
ARRIVED AT PLYMOUTH.
CLARK, THE BOND FORGER,
...i . SENTENCED.
FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, September l6.-A major.
ity OF the assembly is known to be fevora-
bic 10 the customs treaty with &C .iany,
including the representatives from lsace,
and lorraine, the result of which will bo
the evacuation OF forts Aise, Catedor and
Jara by the Germans. "A bill authorizing
the signing Of which treaty will be pas sed
to-day. ,,rro- q. b;,sl.,I, -, -
|. General Chan gaenies is DANCE. ously i'll.
LYoSs, September 1C.-A procla ma ton
appears to-day ANNOUNCING the disa-ma.
! N enti of the patfo sal guard. All arms in
i'possesslon of the guard ale required to be
surrendered witL.a two days. Fines and
, imp'sopDent aie TO, follow a failure Of
compliance with this PROCLAMATION. Tho
regular ,rpops viii replace the, nationsl
guards as fast as they ARE disarmed. i'
2nVEEsAILlEs, September l6.-Tho Al
sses castons question proves to be a trou-
blesOme one, The commi.tee having
charge o. the Alsace bill are known 10 have
a majority opposed to It. Thiers visited
the comm ityee to-day however, and hoped
to arrange tho whole mutter satisfac .orily.
Fears are expressed that unless the Gus
toms question is amicably settled the en-.
tire trade of Alsace will 30 to Switzerland
instsad Of Fnnce.g lag -ar,.gsl ~ = :
ynG 70 mod ENGLAND. Gogio ~.
4 Lospes, septcn,ber is.-A Times, coz.
respondent te)egraphs that he traversed
, Mount Ceuss tunnel In thirty-eight min
utes. The arr in the tunnelis excellento
the rails perfectly level and the entir,
work has been admirably done. II
The leaders of the internationals have
promised the London weavers that they
viii prevent the Importation OF foreign
workmen to knglapd. '."." 'A.'
'iTThe London labor league denounces the
irtrodlu lion OF foreigners into English
workshop, w dangerous political pro-
t'rhc 'rimes- dep,ores the continued an.
tagonism between labor and capital . i-i.
IAc0frespon dbnt ofths Times says the
British wheat crop is disnssrously deli
Tss Russian Squadron, &C S wing, n
the Grand Dhke'Akxi.s has afriyet at
plymouth, where the vessels will rem ain
lona week omfingT The grand duke viii
rlsmain e.l beprd If his ship. i,..r.,l ii
The, Amsri iGan, bond, f9rger, Clark, has
,as ha-dtMbcTa ffis SdY hTat'"F'"DN
10 o1n'ag1is nars!vAIsH ;ait ,',b 'g.
Steamships Java snd Ha m onis arrived
from plymouth .2isH 81 t93. Hei lHa uGG
7 y - n a. Z
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
CINCINNATI
KNIGHT TEMPLARS OFF FOR
/, - BALTIMORE.
THE McGEHAN TRIAL.

CINcISsATI, Sept. l6.--The Knights
Tsmplafs Of this city, a. we'll ~ from va
rious points south and west, leave tonight
BY tbe Marietta, and Baltimore d Ohio
roads, in tbrss special trains Of about 40
cars in All, 1t eight, ten and eleven o'clock
10 attend tho convention At Baltimore.
About twenty cases Of the Davidson
fountain bronze work, from Munich, have
arrived. A grand celebration Of the un-
yelling Of the fountain Is TO bo provid-
I; The Argument in be McGehsn trial, at
Lebanon, will close to-day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
NEW ! 4 YORK.
Suicide or 4 pRoMINANT Ao
II .i',f al, TOR. ......, 49,. b..
DEATH OF EX-JUDGE STEW.
100 - rot.'o ARTndi - l05srco

l.. EKw YpRK, Sop.ember ls.--European
mail hd ritts rcph { that tic Suicide Of thc
Hc.pr, Walter Montgomery, was commit.
tedvtile hf deceased was ID &sta,e br
upseSnd mind. etcs 1901 ~ f...-.r vrt &
90 lie had beea financially embarrassed,
and his aided 70 the p=citomept caused
by his mar 'iage a few days previously,
!cd iAim TO commit .he act. He was to
have ssiied Septernle her 7tli.GO.od a1g.n O
i Ex-Judge Sevaftc 4 the weII-known
criminal lawyer, died to-day . 10 D. r.; !,
.I A preliminary meeting Of about two
hundred OF Comptroller Cohnellys friends
was held this eveping TO prepare prblic
denomination in mis- favor. Tbomas Daily
i@asarpoinfed chairman. Tho onlv speak.
ersi prsstapt were Ex-Coroner Goor and Pc.
,tcs MeCony, ,of the Irish People, both Of
whom expressed faith in the integrity Of.
Connolly and blaned Judge Bar aard for
making distinction between the defend
apts They declared that all the defend.
ants ought to have stood shoulder to shoul-
der. Resolutions were passed 10 the effect
that singing out Coirptroller Connolly as
d sacrihce vas the result Of conspi,acv and
trickery OF members Of the board Of an
portionment TO secure the chief per Dc, "a
tors, To manifest sympathy. for him a
torchlfgbt PROCESSION aud mass meeting
are 70 be heh on day to be appointed BY
tbe committeesq i!LL4 DOG .I'f-i. ~. -
n The com mittee o. seven ty las appointed
2 1eommittee TO sdsaft, an address 10 the
people Of the state, advising them Of the
necessity ofa new city charter. .-'
The recorder 81 Long Island City is ac-
euscd BY the comnon council OF app-opri.
ating 70 his own use moneys belonging TO
the city. He resented The request of the
reoDmon peoancil for a report. The co.,
parchment.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, sept. lb.
q FLOUR-Active and frmer; supe rf nc
$5aS5.l2; Xxx 50; XXX $6.4Oa$S.60. y.
p OATS--Firm, st. Louis 53c.ab5c; !; Gal.
ena 57a5Sc. N
HAY-Marke. bare; choice sold las.
$50. '.-I. l.'
All others unchanged. o..
ST. LOUIS. -
m ST. LOUIS, September 10.
FLOUR-Quiet but firm; suporHne,
$4a4.25; X S4a4.65; Xxx $4.S5a635;
xxx $5.5Oa5.75. r.' -
WHEAT--Steady and unchanged; No.
! red, sl.l5; No. 3, Si.22al2s; No. :,
10 CORN-offerlhgs large, sellers arn a.
prices above the views Of buyers, and lit
tie changed hands mixed, 65c.; white, 6lc.
sacked. s.f .-p u1'
OATS-Dull, at 32ia 3sc; bulk, 8se.;
white, 4la43c. sacked.
BARLEY-Firm; for choice No. z
spring, roc; choice, 500. u.
RYE-S.eady and firm, at $G2ao3c. oil,
PORk-Prime, unchanged. .. .rH
BACON Shoulders scarce and higher /:
sides unchanged; shoulders, 7a7tc sloE
rib, 73ci clear sides, &c.; breakfast bacon,
l2slSo. y .'Il' = .,. ..I .fs ;
ltAkD-Quiet, OtsaAo tierco. t..s ~.
r ,HlGHWINES-Highcr, Soc. -. ..
CATFLE-Quiet aud unchanged, -.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
WEATHER REPORT,

CAIRo, ILL.,, Sept. Is--.lG45 pm.
War Department, Signal Service, u. s.
"A. division Of ,elegrams and reports for
The benefit Of Commerce. The following
Is the oficial meteorological record for the
"a hours ending 1o:48, p. m. r." i
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
BULLETIN-BUlLDING. WASHINGTON Av
LIFE ASSOCIATION or AMERICA.

"a 81, LIFE ASSOCIATION or AMERICA.
THs nOsr succsyu ZOE IL
... WORLD
..' + PURELY MUTUAL;
No STOCKHOLDERS TO ABSORB PROFITS
AnovxT oy PollcI,s Poses p.c 81 $780, 90
NET IrcRrAs, Risks N Fo.ca lso 2SSoosS 90
shs LARGEST Set increase ,... w.rs
m Gross Irc.xAs. Risks II fo,o. 1870 .sos2v,o 90
a-H Only too Companies during
f s BITE s s s shssn.a % s1s
81 :S
n !, a1ENERAL OFFICE, sT. LOUIS, MO-
~ .& "'al JAMES B. BRrTToR, P,s.Nn. -rl, -..,-.
H.sH1 W. Aeyon Vice President rriII Cos1.
w HaANLLH Secretary. JoHS n PRTcHAKD, Treasurer,
:" " ho''s Hoz WV BAsSrS csn,udng Astuary.
Tc!,8 j: l1 ID
~lfoiIh go fn'.rI .'..~ r'
", M E. P. BU,IssHAx. Nan.gsr
ia' d r'bH'ror a' frr
bapiog4 q1r1a CAIRO BRANCH BOARD.
1As toHosks
2 v BAncIAr ,ias.r CnAa GALIonr,, Jous Il. oB.s1r,
Il r. Y " WnBh ! n PMLLps WIZ MOnsrA
5oHs AnrsIns i1 RS BnIoHAM, w. 8 Rrsos
~ss> Rates
y - - o'.on = iaemq LOCAL AGEHTsYCJ ~ .ILLL
CAht Ii THohAA ,1t u w. 3. KRRNEY
.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
.flIiUii NlfN Vil d
|gaibIiud CLEVELAND,
IN nrh ndt nidtiH nu,LllnI An Ll-l
'$nEiSSSoRTnlEsaRsSSi EaRsSSiio5 on MO 8 FAIR, FAIR
BASE BALL

'1ocIssHIAshRS, .,o,, September ,oIG.-Tlhuq Tlhu
exhibition game to-day, between the Rock
fotds yaba Forests Ciiy, ,r6f Cleveland, re-
suited in1the defeat Of the lattorHo The
score stped 10 to l2,1r IN z,c4 L,i
nj The second annual fair Of the N9rthern
Ohio fair district closed to-day 1t has
been \ great success. The o&Kibitihds or
stook and horses has boon unusually 6ne.
The races have been gded, and every one
expresses sstisfaclianust she way things
have passed off, otci stiG,ii Liss Ana a''n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
SUICIDE.

PnTsBUR0, Pa, Sept, lG.--.A. q Oassel-
berry, assistant supsrin tendau, Of the Pa.
clhc agd A,lartic telegraph COM pany,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through u,e body this morning. ~ ~ :
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

W~tnA s>.s 90 .-A r,...s.u v-ss.
~
i ''F f13.-C C1a''
t ,t 100000 N PREMlUMS.
.s. .ss.o ..r
cs.xp FOR cArALooup-
7'.' @ Al. BARNETT prs.,as,,
- LH..g nj 9. D. KALB, Secrstsry,
ar. i.oris rpAnu. rAup ur.,urss Avn,n
r.r1on m ,r.n,wo yun,
purAIr uo,,sus
Er,o. =, a.,
The Fair vim please eut III, ont "nS ne. q \.
reference. as The selections have beea carefully
made and are strictly hrst-ciass.
AIT oALLRRY.
Looking GlaAses. Picture Frames, &c. Georss
H harding-:S :S01 N. Fihh street.
ARTIFICIAL ARMS AID LRas.
rue -''' nee Lewis Loctvood, oss rine H.
L0ucs AZ ~. s..wshx.
% 90"
r.i oAuS Az nAraiAa'
.lg-' on.se, w. AHA street,
Aorohf'
,."'ns oo' .oe nam, manufactures OF
noo.s",' s, nsanoy, &C.
No A
' Pifth street.
sr. LOUIS Book = NHws co. ...
wholesale s'a'oners' Se'' vi Fourth street.
BooKssLLHRs law ald gensraD.
sous Ihomas ~ : "lnsor .s y riHh.
p,..n. r noonu GrAssHs
49, ~ Co, IA 81 sth.' '"'"'''"
"' " ANNA, NJ nr,In,p. - 1
NJ Carter 4 Co. : corner NA and w.ias,.
ts c,,,,.nr rw.vry,c cr,yvy -
H.nr, YimIiu, si4 : sis N sixth Street.
.o,..f lr,,, CuARrsR OAK srovRs.
Exselsior Manufacturing Co.. ela N Main street. I
u, .,,,,-t CIDER (nIssoURI). ''' |
, ., o'''a cGD.. G',,s IE foGln; r1S' street. aa'
Henry Eieh, is.ss % ssves.h street, adl
7"' n' COMMERCIAL coLLxox. h .ml !
oend for Catalogue Circuisr. Jonsthan Jo~s.
-, 'prs.,a.as, eora., Eif.A and ~ Olive.
.. pRy aooDs (wuoLlsALx AND RxrAtLl |
william Barr 4 Co. cor 9Th 3, Charles,
nsoINR, BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORKS.
W Alex. crosisr = o., nSN Main street,
InoTEEs (roRTABLn AND srATIoHAHY1.s
Seton ssd Com presses. !. 4, smth. Bcrr, 4 %.
-, or 600 Main. cor N Mosaan. ~ -
susxIyusHA sEppIxo, (wuoIxsAhs AND
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
SMALL. POX..1

eLowrLI,1 MASS, September lo.-The
small pox 10 spreading here. Eleven new
cases were reported yesterday. Steps for
] Its suppy ession have been commence
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
RIVER NEWS.
POET LIST.

Il
20 POET LIST. rt
AREvln.
Steamer City Of Chester, Nemphis
| Eddyville, Louisville
u" Illinois, Columbus. Ial4 ..
Grand Tower, St. Louis. m
Jas. Fisk, Jr, Psducah.
Julia, vicksburg. 11" q .d 81.
DRPARTxD. .
Steamer City Of Chester, 81. Louis &
Eddyvills, Louisville. '
| Illinois, Columbus. a.... Fl
Grand Tower, Memphis. ".- 20.
| Jas. Fisk, Jr, Paducsh,
Julis, 81. Louis.. IJum.') -
BOATS 70 tEAvt rc1DAY.
Steamer Indiana, New OrlsAnA l'at.
st. Joseph, Memphis. % o..
|. Sallie, 81. Louis. t.ly q.
Belle Memphis, Memphis. 20
Emile LsBarge, Vicksburg. o..
| Mauis Rsgan, Evansville. :.
Colorado VIcksbure. w ah!
Hers thb river has began falling assin,
and has fallcn two inches during the p.st
a hours. ID isrl i.f =.
The upper Mississippi Ia, risen several
inches. The Illinois river isyo low that
navigation is declared impossible. A.
Louisville the Ohio continues To fall, with
less than four feet on Portland bar, % --'
Business on the landing was gsod, con-
sidering the small aumber ofsrriysls. =
The weather 10 rather chilly. -,o,rf .r
The City Of Chester, from Memphis, aid
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
THE BULLETIN.
BY FEkEGRAPH

nsported especially for the Cairo MAJ.
letan! Ten hours IN advance 81 nc.
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