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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-10-07

Mr.. Chris Wiebosd hsshoughsout Hessrs.
Hamilton q McCrsnor 1t Silver Bow, and
Mr.. Carpenter = In charge Of The store
hcssrs II. & N. have not relocated yet.
Peter Roman. Esq.,. of the OaSsele. was tn
town = day ar two ago, E'iog 70 BoyIe's
gulch 10 enter valuable tract Of mineral
hand under the patent act. " I
In the next num,er Ut Seribnsr's 1oa'hlv
there will appear story 1t the peri's. lve'''
lures aud rnffer'ngs Of 7. g Evrrts. E~q.
while he WINS lost on the Yellowstone ~
1870 II n from the pen of cx-Chicf Jus
tic. Hex l.. Hosner. and il written in his
hest vein, Astounding IN thrilling and graphic
descriptions Of the lone pilgrimage in won.
der xnd. 1t will he elegantly illustrated.
The publishers an"ounce 1t ~ the mos,
wonderful story that has appeared since De-
foe su,'tiogr~phied - Rotinson Crusss."
Messrs Fl. NJ. Parchen. Sol Star. Gran.
vile stnart and d. p. Newcomer. left last
evening to make the ascent Of POwell's
Peak Z" LAY.
We have On interesting letter from the
Cnra,rm mines. Oneida ca. Idaho. written
by Dick Poplin to H. L. Stone, which will
appear next week.
The Knights Temp)ar encamp at Green.
wtn'd ou the nth for drill and duty. S0r.
~ II WASN'T ~ T3srs E'Ixc. r
Mr.. Frank Wilkes',. SIM of Mr.. samuel
Wilkes"n. Secretary Of the N r. r. X. IL in
town. nfser n tw" ~ three months sojour,'
IN the Buckskin country. /
Charley Brown, Al. Bradbury, and Bill
Howard. wcll.known stage ,nen in Huntlcy's
employ. arc now in Wyoming. running fro.,,
Bryan tn Swcctwatcr.
I" St"vc up" il the watchword In stables
and st"res now. ,
Blessings ON that rsin for cxtinguishing
the mountain fires. Sunlight. blue skies,
and clear atmosphere are ENJOYABLE, after
smoke, murkiness. and destruction.
It is reported in Helsns that James W.
Whi'l"tch hos s"lh quartz property to Eng
lish capitalists for E7O.OOO.
Deer Lodge N" ~ u said Ivy all to have
The finest Lodge R'mm IN Montana.
Rev. Hugh Duncan preached ut the Court
House on last Sabbath, evening.
Mr.. K"enss very hospitality entertained
large number If bis friends Ut the X. Il.
camp in tue meadows On last Monday even.
ing.
The Vocal and instrumental Concert
given in Helena, during the Fair, for the
benefit Of Melsrs. Hcwins and Charpie, was
the finest musical entertainment We have
heard In Montana Homer IIswins drew
enthusiastic plaudits by the drawing Of his
bow. r, rD..e .a, .,.'
We ore glad to zee that Mr.. VIM. Roe,
the successful miner of Pilgrim Bar. ,as
become partner In the Banking House 1T
Fox & Lyster, Helena, and the firm 10 now
Fox, Lyeter & RE. II It proves rs g,r'd y
hank rs he had on Pilgrim Bar, he has
opened = ''cu'" to the big pay streak Of For.
tune.
Cspt.J. II. McFa Rand. popular and we'll
known, Is nov running the Merchants Ex.
press between- Helena and Deer Lodxe.
Mr.. WIN. H. Taylor has been appointed 10
supcrintend the Diamond r Lines from
Helena to Corinne, and is down the road
setting the machinery for quick work. !
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w Fl e A T.

90 Pounds to the BuShel
40 to 50 Bsslels 70 the Acre,
Hanuing's Rocky Mountain Spring Wheat.
THIS WHEAT grows to medium height; 10 stslky.
i and ripens two to three weeks caller than amy
other variety. The
Heads nrc Rlx-lSOvved,
HAVE 20 n % BERRIES TO THE HEAD.
u Weighs 90 Pounds 60 the Bushels
IT YIELDS FROM ~ TO 10 BUSHELS PER ACRE
HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN To SMUT UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
su00l0 ~ Ml S S9EzH ~ ~ T T2,A T~"1
One Busht' IF Srrd per Acre IL Sufficient ):
ISAyuia be .SDnm thin.
FOUR POUNDS or SEED WILL PRODUCE TEN
BUSHELS or WHEAT.
HAVE RAISED THIS SEASON 500
BUSHELS FROM SIX BUSHELS Of SEED.
Thi. Wheat /. believed to have besn brought o. m!
farm by Wild hid. IN 1877. Fom twelve hcatr found
hnve raised my Urerenl cop. and only portion "
the second and thi'd crops weic sown.
II L. offered for sale At a. per pound. Four pounds
securely packed. sent ~ Any Po.i.oahcc In the u b.,
po'ta-e pe-pa'd' for s'.o9; 4 Ad Ms>v,vc
Deer Lodge.
49, 3m Montana
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Personal. - Cen Gibbon, Col. Baker.
Capt. Js.nrs and Ed. McClay. Esq. were
III Town i few days ago-are now hunting
aver towards Big Blackfoot Gen. Gib,s'a
and Mr.. Sam. Scott shot lO3 grouse ncar
Wilkcs.m's--Mr. Samuel Wilkeson, Sec
Of the N. P. r II. Company, will socn be
gin writing up Montana. w. Hill
is in Salt Lakc--Mr 5. g. Hunlley is in
MissOula - Mrs. G. G Clawson and Lew"
leave Helena for. the States this morning.
.--Aa,6ig our callers and on Tie Sco,,
House Register are the following. who do
moi beb,ng on the 0nad L,dgs rolls: W.
w. johnson. 8. =. Hun,ley, Helena; G.
Van Timmnns, Claiborne Smith, Gen. VI
Irwin. o N Timl,erlake. Terrence e. Bra,ly,
James B.,yd. Pilgrim Bar; II. II. French.
Pioneer VIM. kapp. D., A. ,McCranor, H.
&. Witln,ld, Silver Bow; Robt. fenner. Joa
quin Aba~cal. CIV. Morse, Dennis Man.
ION. P. Wo'dtock. !, Bpwn, WIN. Wolf.
l,ear,owm; H. 1. Stone, A. Hiland, YrrkE
Il, n Fcyxpepn. Hsndegsoa; Jadssq Rils.
). Hinchciiffe. r. n Tibbitts, Blackfoot;
THIS. NTcuasniogs Gain; Dorsn, Washing.
tom; ~ and Mr. n CLARK, Greenwood;
]. J. Dounlss,er. wife and daughter, Blue
Wing; Miss Mi,tie Avery. Miss Houseworh.
"a P'y@, Praf. ,. f.f qartvdf p. ~.
Dunkle,AirK. Valleys J. H. Erwin. VIM.
N.s,on.- NJ fsaxier, Cable W. ". Fulks-
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4 LARGE LOT or WINDOW sAsHEs-ALL
siDss. for sals chesp Soe sash y
1lsu #3a D. s. KENYON.
now THEY i,O IN D.RrrN. AND how PEOPLE
f#5@t SHOUD Do HERE: @ y#=fs@s
GO 70 A. T. Hein1cs Post Ono Store. and hay
your Watch Insured to keep good time for q months
Ss,e Adv't. III H. 4#, DAFT
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Through Tickets 70 San Fsanclsoo
W. are now ceiling at oMr otice In Deer Lodge,
Through tickets BY stage and rail. ~ follows:
Deer Lodge ~ San Francisco lss csss GIN
- China :" 06
OlLMkR \ SALISBURY.
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BOARDING.

NcKl nstry House, Court House Sqaure,
Deer Lodge.
4 Few noss BoARDERs can be accommodated u
kAthe above H0nse. $500 ~se -
Boards u yer wc,k. -
DC. LOUNSBIJRY, Proprietor.
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con n Ef's
NEWS. FRUIT. STATIONERY, NOTION DEPOT
Next door y the Astaopullsaa RIliasd Hail.
4 rre. ,r.,a. 49, ,.uo~.....l Al

NEWS, FRUIT. STATIONERY, NOTION DEPOT.
Next door 70 the Assaopollsaa Rriasd Hell
4 - H. usea Lonos orr. s0Ns ANA. - J. II
hssnds "t Tobacco aud Cigars. Drop IN and 80 ~.
q 0>osS s--- - - -. SOa&0&
X. T. .Surveys.-ME Kneas' party 1t On
gintevs completed the survey u The line
fmm the Tnrvs FOrksof tho Missouri 4, the
mouth 1t Little Bl.cktnn. - she Dsr
lAhge Pass. Sept. LIT. The drse s.sks wss
stuck Ang. Let. The disiascstis l681s asits.
aud we learn frsm um.11cisl s,arecs si,se el.s
SUNNI, IT The pass i .cn,e.sl on - fo..,
grade. Speaking ~ di,tanoss. The iolk,~'.
ing may - AZ Interest. = he Nee soslowp
cssss IN The xar,0a sYad fsum Tie 6snmts
10 Deer L,slge: t7aaea - saaaa@yt4fsas'z
NM
Th.ss t:sks y Dssr Lsdgs......... ...........lss
SUM-! W ...........e........
0Ss0C0u0s0O " -
Hot SpsineA. :" ....... ............ "
rive think this Dstesr = N eeroe. and 10 4 = =
n Mr. Knsass ~ pasy ystvaogdsfy al1fS-
pon y Helena, and lsft II thai p,Ses .
Wednesday.
..s--A -, svsmaGs disco - nelllEt0al
sssg party = Hes epsihos 49, Hslsaa n "
dlstaace from month of Lilsle Blackess y
ihas posnt D IL Ten Mix r,sts, u q MILD
selahe 5oSya1o ssssl1 os@
Jnssvalt lill ths Cas1hoo nd 1sulb9 ~
u ssusvsDed ssIarpfixw vrnsss
9 - =. =! = - = -.
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HaltleeA -AF. =. q - Fosbes and beothGf
rfsyrnsdahYisA : eallJ Gisniay. IAsy havs
Just arrived from New znlapd. having lett
,Aessh 1etks 20, ~ - I'll 70 B,,,1r
kyI d,iAka 81 ~ s,sst, h1Sss Is .s ' T..
aa4 l0afd Nxep9qaa rl49 kads thar
tAoee 81 0kalka1o. ssl
.14t6d 7sss1s.b h,& ~ ~ 4a;=s.aaToiz Il II,
4 1910 1111oa10 1ls@ II - . ca
1891 11ni1 DuGDGG3 etn1n ~ AIGap -
- LAl0gn TO0 q @
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M A4ONGl:.

NTASONGC.
n THR REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
~ Deer Lodge No ~ A. +. h 4. n. will be held
" First and Third s.tn,as 90 sts"ch month
r. r. KENYON, SECRETARY.
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SECOND CLASS allows Passengers on Express
Trains but not the privilege Of sleeping cars. Time
Just the Same % First Class.
Railroad Tickets furnished Here.
- gt,atstfsgf#.trfT. r. FULLER, Agent
.t,-..gs..,-., ss..at Dser Lodge, MT
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.s 7.r.- CLIPPER
MOWERS & REAPERS

tremendous stock Of Tin Japan and Pressed
Ware. ..... ......-,. 81. .-.-. IT. %. - r. ..
ETAn immense stuck Of Glass and Qnecnewarc.
EYCupper, Tin and Sheet lrou work done In the
bssi possible manner. 2G &. s5tr
The whole Of Our Immense Stock
Va. hough, far NET CASH aud Is now offered very
low 10 the trade. E~.IE IT, Au--lrT .# .-,r :
Host respectfully soliciting N inspection Of our
stock aud prices, we are
p Very Respectfully '
rf i58 CLARKE, CONRAD CURTIN,
.s+ l06 ,... s..-. .--i.. j. Helena. Montana.
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BANK EXCHANGE.
JAMES UGRADY, PROPRIETOR.


Having takcs the psppsis(ossAip NJ pssssasl ..
putviri0o VI this 80 rtes#4 #6
!. y 0LDt.ND POPULAR -slLOeNss
~ OUrsdy win - pssss>6 u - cl1 al tsw easeo
sss T.s ret a:r :ioe y .o~ss ~ ssAag I. ~
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TINE 4 tGULsR COMMUNICATIONS or COT.
l. t.,,wo,d LANlyc No. : l. q u. viii h. held
ery WcI,,rsdsy evcng the Mci.rncy House At TN
O'clock. SoGoirnng Brrthrcn In god standing arr
cordially invited u attend.
A. NJ LEVY. N. q.
JOS, A. HYDE Secretary.
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@tw 9orth:avest.
Saturday Morning, October 9Th, 1871.
Arrival and Departure Of Nails 1t the Doel
Lodge Post Office.

CORlNNE.
EASTERN AND WEsTERN:
Arrive EVERY alternate day at........ .""...p
DLACKFOOT.
HELENA. VIRGINIA AND RAsrERS PAsr OF MONTANA
Asrivc-Daily xt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....Sp m.
Denar4--Dat(y nj . .... .,................GA m
MissOULA AND CEDAR CREEK.
GoLD CHEEK. NEARrOwN. PHILIPsat,k0, ENAErre-
BUEs. CAsLg Cary. Erc.
Avrive--M Ondays Wednesdays and Fridnya ut p. m.
Depwrt- -Tur-days, Thursdays and Saturdays So m.
SILVER Bow, BUTTE AND RED MOUNTAINS Ciry.
Arrive Every alternate day at........ ~ m.
Depart I" ...............Sa. ~.
GERMAN AND FREScH CULcu.
Arrive and Depart twice per week.
~ All mail. will close the night previous 70 their
cparturc Ut 10 y A.
r. 8. sTACKPOLE, p. n.
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Religious Services.
Divine service will b. held vt the Cont Honee.
Deer IA,dye, ut II =. m. and ~ p. N. Tomorrow,
Rev. Stoy. Oiliciatin. Sabbath school 1t ~ M
CATHOLIC SERVICES. 10 - 4. H., Sunday, 1t
the Chapel. E'v. D. rive :ere officiating
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Felroas calling for the shove letters Win please cay
adsessised. > ~gr + = SrACkPOLE, r. n.
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es4s 4 tss -Ns4 90 sstAx
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
decaif
RR-OPENING or THE FLORA GAR
Den.

On Sunday next, the 9th instant, ST..
John Rccs will reopen the Flora Garden,
and invites public patronage. A. hereto
fore The Garden will be conducted in M
orderly and respectable manner, so that
our hes, citizens, with their families, may
visit IL with every assurance Of being cour-
teously treated, aud Of meeting no unwyl-
come character. II will be kept in good
repair, and can be obtained at any time
for parties or picnic,, on reasonable :erms.
Tho usual retrcshin.nt, will be provided
and the proprietor cordially Invites The
public 10 vsi, him. After 3 o'c!ock =. NJ
Iscnbers'. string band will be on hand and
discourse il, swc.tc., strains. ap.t3
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HOUSE And LOT FOR SALE.

Iwii -"!! on reasonable terms, W,
three story hotel aud grocer! building, and
lot, located on the Ohio Laycc, oppo.it,
tn. Central Elovn.or. This Is avery d..
sirab'e rr pcr,y hcins close 10 the new
manufacturing establishment now being
erec.ed in The Fourth Ward, and is par,
,icular,y sioptei 70 tn" Uses Of any per
ION desiring stand for either the ho,e!
or grocery business. Apply, either by
letter or personally, Ia
MICHAEL. HOURlGAN
m3ldiu
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Special meeting of the Board Of Alder
men, called for special business.
CAIRO, H., April 7, 1871.
Alderman Rearden in the chair.
Present---Alderme Buder, Rearden.
Sease, Strntton. Swsyne and Win,er--6.
Absent Aldermen Carroll, Cunning
ham, Fitzgerald, Kleb, Mctcsf and Wsd-
ere.
A quorum no. being present, on motion
Of Alderman Winter, the Board adjourned
until o'clock. PM, tomorrow, the sth
inst, sharp. MI. HOWLEf,
City Clerk.
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Closing Out Sales.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth OF
ready-made clothing, hats, caps, boots,
thoes, trunks and valeses nre offered for
sale by r. Neff 70, Ohio Levee, at AC-
rUAL COST PRICES, it being his .inten-
ton to close out in tina, line, and embark
exclusively and more extensively IN the
furnishing goods and merchant tailoring
This closing out sale furnishes an oppor-
tunity to,'secure clothing cheaper than ever
before offered In this market.
declOtf
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mSldlr
For RENT.

The house heretofore occupied by Pat
rick Fitzgerald, on Ohio Levee between
Fourth and Eighth streets. This house II
no, the be-, business house is certainly
one of the bes, stands in Cairo. 1t 'front.'
the principal steambon, landing and il
near the Illinois Ccniral railroad depot.
Apply next door a, Rober; Smy.h 4 Cos.
wholesale grocery store.
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The river editor of the Paducah hen
hck'an, grumbling about the heat day be-
fore yesterday says As for Us, We tried
the shade........but there was nothing re-
frcshins abou; it. Strange! No window
shade, or shutter, ever went back on
Paducahian before.
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ND. The Idlewild brought TO- Jno.
Renncy % boiler hucs, Cha'. Gallagher ~
SKIS wheat, A. Mackio 300 SKIS corn, aud
the following for reshipmont south, 80 kgs
bcer, 800 doors, - blinds, lo) bbls -four,
% bales hay, 40 81. bran, 800 SKIS corn, 30
hbls whisky.
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WASrED.-$5,O 900 on five years time,
for which fair rate of interest will be
paid and mortgage on unincumbered
real estate given for security. Enquire at
BULLETIN Office, or address r. o. Drawer
NE, Cairo, Illinois. mchId&wam
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Stork h0lAerSs NAetiuv

The annual meeting Of stockholders Of
the Cairo and Vincennes X. X. will be held
ut the otace o. the company, in
Cairo, Ills on Tuesday, the 25th Of April
1871, for the purpose Of el"cting Directors
and such other bushes, AS may be neccs'
sary. ID. II. HARMED,
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Sns-Tho Anna discharged here for ID.
AFTER 4 Co, lot groceries, VIM NJ. David
.cn q grindstono>, 8 pkgs sundries, VIM.
Henry 3 bss sundrie. c. II, Woodward
49, bdls felloes, Ia do spokes, 10 pSgs
sundries, Par>on x Davis, IL pigs Glass
ware.
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Az IMPORTANT TRUTH.--The excite
mont throughout the country, occssioned
by the late revolutionary movement in
Paris, has at last spread to Cairo, and has
been made manifest in the anxiety OF
every man of good taste to have his boots
and shoes made by Ehlers, who is the boot
aud shoe maker Of the city. His shop is
on goth street, yearly opposite the court
house. "
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EVERY particle Of poisonous matter is
carried out ofthe system, the pale and sell
low will become fresh and vigorous, by
useing simmons Liver Regulator.
aplid&wlw
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For SALE.-I will sell my house and lot,
situated on Washington avenue, west side,
between 4th aud 9th streets, Cairo. Ills
The house Is a two story frame, finished
throughout, and contains eight rooms, con-
veniently arranged. Cistern, clubhouse, etc.
Terms easy. JOHN sHEEHAN'
mch 0llm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

parMil, Reed may be correc, in saying
tina, Charlie Evans is engaged in the lum-
bering business, but from all we can hear
he contcmplstos going into something else
shortly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

pl.Th weather ut the present writ
ing indicate. n storm soon, and has been
very warm fortwo days past, II ha2y atmos-
phere with some clouds and the thermom-
ometor - are the evidences.
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-'DaThe Quick'tep brought 90 pkgs for
l. CT r., 81 bbls potatoes, 90 bdls coll
lars, 80 bdls sash, 3 hhds tobacco, and II
tons sundries for re-.hipment South.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

REMovAL.-Mrs. j. Cummings wishes
to inform her customers and the public
generally that she has removed her mil
lincry goods from her store on Eighth
street to the conmodious room on Com
mercial Avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets known Ms Mrs. Oswold' =
old stand. Mrs. Cummings has added
largely to her stock Of goods, and now has
q cheap, seasonable and fashionable col
lection of hats, bOnnets, ribbons, etc, to
which she asks the attention Of old and
new patrons. m3&dtf
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my.Thc John

n1.Thc John Lumsden brougb. l26
hhds tobacco 80 sheep, 700 SEEKS corn, Is
scss prints for shipment South, and IL
pkgs sundries for -. Louis.
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Paducsh in 1860, By \. l.. Davis, is ut
Memphis awaiting for boat TO tow her
up to Louisville, where she will be torn to
pieces and her machinery transferred to
the new steamer built by the EIIiots. The
Des Asc has been in the service ten years,
aud few boats have lived as long or done
As well. -Pad. K,raid, GM inst
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

e1-The Ohio is again swelling Al
Louisville with c feet in the chute, bur
I, falling at PitisburG with Zoe; inches
In tho channel.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

ra-The las, few trip. of the Fisk Jr.,
have been remarkably ,lim. Wonder II
tina, new sui! OF Coorcr's has any thing 20
10 with Il.
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nv s .ot
ELLIOTr Il HAWTHORN


To BUILDERS. AND ALL THE WORLD BE.
sIDE.-W. w. Thornton has this day re-
ceived samples of Terra Gotta Ware, en-
brscing Chimneys, Chimney Tops, Brack-
cts, Medallions and Thing, TO which he in.
vites the attention of builders and the gen.
ersl public.
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CHE 8nlletin.
NEWS OF THE CITY.

Parties desiring 10 purchase or lease
ots on reasonable terms can do 40 now
from the owner OF the Holbreok estate,
who can be found--for 4 short time--at
the Office Of 8. $. Taylor, Cairo. Ills.
apll-lv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

the steamer j Inn Kilsour died thk nom
ing 81 consumption, ut his rs.,dSr,ce m
OlGham county, Kentucky. lie has tcen
on the river for 20 years, and was former.
~ clerk Of the Peytonn, and has hosts or
friends who will be grieved to hear of his
death. lie was ~ years old. Flags Of
bont' in port viii loo at i>alf mast to.mor-
rw in "e.peet to his memory. Gin. Com.
III inst
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

CAN You BELIEVE 1.-THE Excelsior
Manufacturing Company employs SO large
a force Of workmen, that IL Charter Oak
Stove is msds every six minutes,
And even with this Quickness, the sup
ply Is hardly equal to tho demand.
apl4d&wlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

MT. The Great Republic discharged
here "A hhds sugar. % So coffee 90 case.
bitter. For Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

DANGER AHEAD.--A single spark may
kindle fame that will consume city
and small ailments neglected, may end In
fatal disorders. Besring this fact In mind,
let the fret symptoms Of debility or ner-
vous prostration be met promptly with
invigorating treatment. Foremost among
tho vegetable tones Of the age stands
Ho'tetter's Stomach Bitters, and when
ever tho vital powers seem ~ languish, or
there Is any reason TO suspect that the
animal functions essential 70 the sustena-
ton and publication Of the body are inn
perfectly performed this invaluable in
vigoran, and sntiscptic should at once be
resorted to. Indigestion always produces
weakness Of the bodily powers. Some
times it happens that the appetite demands
more food than the stomach can digest;
though not more, perhaps, than Is requir-
ed to keep up the full strength OF tho
frame. The object under such circum-
stances, Is TO increase the digestive capacity
Of the swimilating organ, so - TO make II
equal to the duty imposed upon 1t by the
appetite and capable Of supplying the
building uat,ria, If the system Ms fast a. ii
Is required. This object is fully accom-
plished BY the use Of the Biter,. They
tone and gently stimulate the cellular
membrane whichsecrete. the gastric juice,
and the result 10 that the solvent Is mingled
with the food in sufficient quantity to
convert all its nourishing particles into
pure and wholesome element. IT, on tho
other hand, there is n deficiency Of diges-
tive power, the eHec, Of the tonic Is TO
stimulate desi;e for food. In nineteen
cases c., Of twenty, headache, nausea, her.
faintIns-fts, spa.ns, and. indeed,
most Of the casual aches and pains 10 which
humanity Is subject proceeds primarily
from indigestion complicated with
biiious ness AMI fvr both these complaints
Ho.tet.nr's Stomach Bitters are recon-
neuicd Us speedy and cer,sin remedy.
arlid&~eodlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

b.. Up 20 the 9Th inst, 1888, Gao bush.
els Of coal had loft Pi,t,burg for Cinoin.
nat; and Louisville on the present rise.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

lr you wapta good, stylish and well
htting suit of clothes, made TO order, you
mast 60 to =. Nof No, 70 Ohio Levee,
deceit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

That Peter Neff No. 70 Ohio levee, Is
closing on, his large and well.sclccted
stock of clothing, boots, shoes, hats, car'
trunks and valises. ~ and
BELOW COST.
1t is his purpOs, TO embark more cxten.
sivcly in the merchant tailoring and fur
nishing goods business--hence the desire
TO close out tha stock above enumerated.
mare,f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

S4~The following paragraph will be
read with sorrow by host, of people
along both rivers
Captain II. A, oglssby, commander Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

ss's. There Is no change IN ,hc condition
cf business worth speaking about, being
moderately aotiy, all the iimr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

FRESH CoRS MEAL.--N. u. Gunter
having purchased and thoroughly repaired
the Fenton Corn Mill, wishes to inform
dealers and families that they can always
be supplied with the very best article, by
applying At the mill, corner OF Commercial
avenue and Twentieth street. Give him u
call. IT,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

R1s-The James Fisk. Jr., {. M, regular
raiucah and Cairo rackc; every day eN-
cop. sunday.