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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
: ERA IN wASnIAG!
NO BoINNG, NO HARD RUBBING. 40 nor
MATER, NO wASnBoAROs,
no BLUJHSG' NO injury TO Z; GARMENTS
or HfNDSg
RFIELD's
PATETT COLD\WATER SELF W HsmNG soAPi

This SOAP IL 9e Of the mos, rf..fD, ir,.,,io..,
TIE age It ~a-h"A the finest we'll the eOsTEr.S
cold, ~HAP', bATd soft SaIt Satrr iIh.
Do'I,hE or ihhohltNty. abh - GuaFAnteFd not 20
inJnre the texture Of \. iabfie hrn ,sSSd IN
nccoTds nee ~ ith the iusAS,(tionS ttisnSIJPERIO9
SOAP for tie following Hsssus viz:
let. The Soap. by i1oAn ncTion dissoIv.s TIA
grea'e. and liL'rS'est drip the garment quieIIy
s"n sp.ehiiy "ceomDf ishinG Nat whi-h 10 UsOaIlT
h'He ~ labor nd Y biebre ugh1 the ci0thrs by =
~sshing rnarhiue w"shboardN Very LILLE had
runbing u re9u.r9 whea this SosR IL used. e1rPpt
Nhen the art haH scUlsd very tightly N the gar
W.. nj o. u IA - pm very much sOiiFd
2. ~ One G~r washrTUoEnHn. - bePts miliaF vita
I've ne can tomPliEh and bstIeF waSbfee
YIN this 50 y il the same time than t~O woEnrTi
WIN two ot fhe beet machines. Using the ordinary
soaps ~ IN market.
.BanuEsr fIre - ~
Ju't y esived and for saIeby
Harver's Ferry, M,y 9. 1871. Z SELLER.
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FOR SALE.

A so. Eight HorSe power PoRTABIEsFEGsr
n ENGINE on wheels. suitable for TVISi1S
1hfeShInE Machine. All in perfect OrdeP-aa GSo1
as new viii sell cheap RppIv sarfv
MaY .. 1871. wElRIcK & wEnRa
FISH AND BACON-Potorn.e md n
HSTTiTE At TedUcFd price. RhSd Roe HSro1-
MIddlingB, Shoulder and Dried Reef inf Se-.i--t
BY KEARSLEY SiIEERER
UMBRELLAS. SUN-sHA DIES 4 PARAsoIs
~ The latest style Sun shades and ParnsnIs. ina
received D kEARSLEY & SHEEREE.E
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

lpEfteIcI IND Convey I'd in
Ssid tTusr1 - snd lying in the said count of
berkeley on the fEAd leading rom SmithfrId to
Ennker Hl'l' and about two mice from the former
pISce, adIoiniug. the. lsnds Of Vale ntine ShnuII
John Chapman and 0theTE, and containing IO4
acres. roOds and 30 poles. The iInnroVen,rnI.
consist Of good FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
IsEVen rO"ms) and q good BARN. There is aIsU a
hoe Spring the house
The TCnanr' intcrest ia the growing crops /. *.
Pressly TeseTved. Possession given on the LAT dav
OF April, 1872. TERMS ASH.
JOSEPH TRAPNELL.
WV. e; hSOGAeoS' AuetlOneeF. ITIiSiSs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A IL. Cersons having claims ngninst the Esintc Of
~ JEFFERSON JOHNS will please nrCsrnt Their
to me- properly authenticated. Tor FcriI'mort
WALTER SHIRLEY.
June G. IS7I-IIn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
THE CHAMPION REAPER!
Either Right or Lcr, Hand CnI,I

I'HiS ha:binC IL tho most compIrte coU1f,Ep,tio,,
L Ia the world All &. Combined GInn,pi,rS
are wrought ir" irs me, stniioINry for the driv
ins -" 'S.-, ard wrong at iron cutter bar and st,.I
guards attached &" tL' main Rnie ia tie -
unn"eT possible. combining t'- greatest pos.Ibis
e'r'Hg'h "rf UurHtlsUy vIth the j. act W.jp M II.s
guHTds Ere forget fuT. soI'd picrr. and 81 -.
sutJ''i t. severe us" hardened upOb IIrT TSET
iaE s"Tinr'-- lie sprudles are - hurIsird thst
b'"in' worn NJ any 'iiu" rnr bling YEA keen .,r
''H'"r ia perfect running order uIiiIiI IL rhtitIS
worn ont u has an 1'upruv-d pstrnt PI,n,nn go,
heT'"n 4" th" kuI'c h'Ci. Tire pert g nTrsBrr
lieut. ever itN'n''''. Etd '!I'rtuaiiy pFeyrntipR RbV
l"st motion At that point The Champion i rao;y
l. any kind ~ CrnsS viii. slo~ driving and T,t
Ch"aE end ran eiI'i Nith0ut Lac King Eas tLe hes
''"'k 'I""H'r IA tHc nisTtrt, end t. the ilRbtsst
D's.E", '"ScH,"e. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

HARVEST GROCERIES.-we have lust
received large stock Of GROCERIES, which
we will sell at Gerry loo pTieIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

SPERM LUBRICATING OIL.-Tbs cheap
~ est and beet oil nov 10 the market, for ma.
ehinery OF All kind. Only IS esnts per gallon
just think Of it-Only Csc per gall. Just received
and for sale by W g. MASON
June 6, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
THE GREAT HAIR CURLEK!

Pr u-ing my HAIR CURLER. shy one can Icau-
- tiy .thcmseiv"~ a ihuu-aud field TLIz IA the
only a''icie that will Curl Su"i2ht Hair eat Civ" II
a B"nutitul Glossy Api Carauc". II lSVIGO-
RATES, BEAU IIEIES mad CLEANSFS IL can
De =" applied to rausc the IiGIr Curl length
"i time dee ircd. Sent by mail. poet paid tor 80
Gents a package. AddrGss.
a TOWSSLEY < CO..
MIddletown, Biglcr p. o,
June 6, lSTI-3m. Adarns county pa
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed BY johA
VIII offer At public V-rdue. before the COuTt Houss
IN ChaTlessown. West Virginia.
THURSDAY June l5iG, 1871,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

nave used ihc shove Chs NIPPON fpr three yesTs ~,
very rough ground and hill sidrs - i,huu, Nre,k
ing piece" can cordially recommend ~ - the I.,t
working md most perfect finished Lins hsyS
ever seen. u. y. HENDERSON,
ChSr!eato~n, W. Va. Msy 10Th. ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
Valuable Jefferson County Land.

Valuable Jefferson County Land,
adjoining the Poor House farm and the land.
Thomas H:Ie, and now owned by sAid NC KinItT.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES
Of prime. Limestone land. we'll situated and ,,o,
duSnHc: This farm lac upon IL a eomfortShIs
DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn. and uIbeT o-1.
houses gOBd Orcha nd never II ilinV snri6,,
Oi splendid water stocked ~ it'll no0 hlnin tS,,ut
The object OF this sale IL In sCeoFs 10 JobS "
Stewart the payment prih cipaI and inte,c.,. -
Two h'"'s Tor S2.ctu V1ach, dated April lat 1850
ono payable APuI let, 1870. the Other Anil la,
.oai, sttJeCt To n credit of = M
inrSe bonds having teen RSsigned by the pave,
'"hn w. ! ~ l"r To said Stewart for value
Ihis sale IL subject to the dover interest Of Mr.,
Sarah J. Hudsprtn- " 'N's'
TERMS OF SALE.-S 10000 in Cab. a..
residue Ia two equal "a yitouts atI2 ar Is o,,hS
Win int"Fcsi iT"m day Of sale, purchuseF RiVin
hond' Tor the deferred payments secured upsn ne
The tcn"nts interest only in the rro~i.R A,o,.
"I wheat nnh Corn IL reserved. The IHndlgTJS n.
IcTrst Cu"E with the lard. "
Po'session oi the Dwelling uouFe will be rivA6
on the at 81 April. 1872 of the land on da Of
except the fields uf Wheat and Corn
hir sale Il made At the instance of che Hence
am with the consent In WTiIInR Of John NJ NJ
kinney. John " EHSSE,SH 'HS
May 10, Is7I-It. T,,,,..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
SALES.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE,
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE

WlsTlSS.e: :. ssn0'' elsewhere. oder for sal.
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NOTICE.

DECISIONS arc hereby notified that ] will pros.
! Ccuus to the utmI, extent Of the law al who
tresPass IN any way upon the Mt. Hammond Farm.
especially VIII Civ. attention those in the hs bit
OF huntI"C. or cutting timber, laying down fences
and pasturing stock thereon.
June b, lS7l-3t. H. F SCUIJTZ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

IS LOVE YOU PhaIun's new Perfume. iust
received and for sale by
HarpeT's Ferry. c. BELLER
MICHIGAN Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
4'4 GraveIys and Purc.iI's brands Of fine Chew
ing; Clear Havana, NATu and Connecticut Seed
CigHrs in greet variety, TO be had at
HaTper's Ferry. CE BEIIER,S
TO THE INVALID.-Just received old Rou,boo
\ "hiskey, direct from Louisville: n Isn old Port
Madeira. Sherry, Angelica nd Hook wine.-Uar,
rHnted pure; alec a cask OF Heunrsy Brandy-onIy
Tor Medicinal puTpOSes-aL reasonable rFirca
HArpcr's Ferry. June q. C. f. heller.
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REAPERS! REAPERS ;!

A the season Is now approaching for the use Of
n the nbove,l would call the attention of the
farmers 20 the - "
oHANER
now Acknowledged to be one of the best and least
complicated machines in the mRTket-ard would
nNi;" an examination of the same in comparison
I'm others ForsaIe by
May ?, 1871. JAS LAZY. HOOFF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. MCCORMICK VilI Welt Charlsstor IN. n,o.
- fessi"naiIy IN the Secpnd Monday 81 F.hT,,srv
lSth, APrII l0th, June I[rk, August I4th. Ocr"bsI
5th. January 81 1871
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THE FASHIONS.
LIN RY.
FASHIONS.

Mrs. ~. c. TAYLOR beRs Ieare to inform IN.
Avn Ladies of ChaTlesIUEn and Virinity, thai sbe
has received her Spring and Summer StvIss for
fully socits = call.
Returning thanks for the liberal patronage tx
tended TO her che hopes by promptness and neat
ness Il merit a continuance.
@ PsItsrns for sale; aIsO Stamping.
May %, IsTI-5t.
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CONTAINING $50 AGNES

adjoining the Poor House farm and the land, oT ri
IhOrraS H:Ie, and now owned by said AiC KinIty.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
RANDOLPH.
THE GOVERNOR OF LITTLE
JERSEYS FAMOUS ORDER. s,
HE TELLS ALL ABOUT 1T.

NEw-YoRK, July 22.--Gov. Randolph,
OF New Jersey, in an interview, said, that
at noon Of the 18th, he first read Kelsos
order. He thought the effect of that or
der would be to throw the riotous elements
into New Jersey, and he immediately
commenced writing his proclamation
which WAS finished by one o'clock pm.
He further stated thar, Is fast as one sheet
of his proclamation was written II was
copied by his assistant secretary. When
I had finished two copies sent my secre-
tary with one copy to the Western Union
telegraph office to be transmitted to the
papers in New-York and Jersey City. l
took my own copy to the Atlantic Office
and sent It to the New-YOrk papers by
copy written in sbbreviation.3 No one but
myself or secretary could read
1t, so / had to dictate to the
Telegraph operator. There was a storm
on Tuesday which delayed sending of the
proclamation over the wires until half pas.
2 clock, and took constructive possession
of both Offices in Trenton and claimed that
no message should DO transmitted until the
proclamation had been sent, and tho opef.
ators good naturedly yielded TO my wishes.
The proclamation got over the wires nj 3:05,
and Immediately afterwards military Or
ders were sent TO Gen. Runyan, to the
auarterm aster, to the adjutant general and
to the staff officers, SO that by" half past
three all necessary military orders had
been given. Upon reaching Jersey City
Wednesday morning ] WAS met b, Mayor
ONeill, VINO, though an lrishman and "a
catholic, promptly seconded my acl'on' ro
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO AS A CATTLE MARK :
FIT.
REDUCTION OF FAIR ON THE
a. MICHIGAN CENTRAL II. r.
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT JACK.
~ ID . SONVILLE.

aCHrcaoo, July 22.-Enterpriscs are on
foot III this city Of an extensive character
by capitalists, with reference to securing
the immencc
CATTLE TRADE
ofTexss.
1t the intention Of the movers in this
enterprise, that Chicago shall remain as il
has been for many years, the great cattle
market Of the north west
Chicago has been remarkably cool and
comfortable during the past week -ther-
mometer ranging from 10 to 70.
rae MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
announces that on and after Monday the
Atlantic express train leaves this city at
bpm, and will 60 via the new air line
route from Niles to Jackson. This re-
duces the distance about II miles.
At Jacksonville, ILL.,, last night ut IL
o'clock, two Irishmen named " than and
o Brien went 10 house of ill-fame kept
by Georgia Potter and commenced throw
ing bricks at her windows. Mrs Potter
arose and
DtsCHARGED DE.RISGER PISTOL
through the window The ball entered
Williams eide inaicting wound which
will prove fatal. Mrs. Potter was arrest
ed and admitted TO bail Of $1,000.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
LOUISVILLE.
THE KU-KLUx IN KENTUCKY.
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

LOUISVILLE, July 22.--G. w. Lyle, Of
the Estell iron works at the time OF the al
legged qygHl ygEy N-Ep 1H" .
KU-KLUX OUTRAGEs
were committed, was interviewed by a
Uourisr-Jou reporter to-day. He said
the reported organization undoubtedly ex-
listed and outrages were committed, but
the affair was entirely Il cal and without
political basis whatever. 1t was entirely a
question Of labor. The iron compaLy had
reduced the wages Of the miners from 81 so
10 $l.25 per day, and the miners struck,
whsn the company procured negro, labor
ers TO take their places. The miners then
banded themselves together in their own
interest and trouble commenced The
band Was composed Of men of both politi-
cal pafties and soldiers of both armies,
and the difficulties were purely labor
riots ,Jf-l .st q. 1
A dispatch received here from $. w.
Scott, general passenger agent Of the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Western rail-
road company, says that the bridge at
Msnchsce, AlG, has been reconstructed
and the road repaired, and that trains viii
run through to the depot in New Orleans
on Monday, tho Oath inst.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23

WAsHIs0Tos, July 22.-Ths exchange
Of 5-2os for bonds Of the new fundea loan
has very nearly ceased. r--------------.-------
The name Of ..........
. col. wM. 4. PnILLIPs,
Of Kansas, has been mentioned in connec.
tion with the Office Of commissioner Of In
dian affairs with such facts as would seem
TO indicate that he will be speedily ap-
pointed. He has been recommended by
the board of civil commissioners, and hi,
familiarity with Indian questions
strengthens the belief among his friends
that the appointment will be rendered TO
him. The president has been recently in
forming himself in regard to Col. Phil
lips record and fitness.
ABOUT THE NAVY.
WAsHISGroS, July 22.-The amount
appropriated by Congress for the naval
service for the fiscal year ending June
30, $4,000, 900. At the close Of the year
one million eight hundred thousand dol
lars Of the above sum remained in she
treasury uneIpended, thus showing the
actual cost Of the navy for the years
1880 and 1871 10 have been about Sl7,20o-
900. This exhibits . great reduction in
the expenditures over former years since
the war. .kXgaMtHs
wAsHrSToS, Jnly PA letter from
Fort Sill, dated the 9Th, says that the
Keowa Indians have made efforts to in
duce the Chey ennes and Sioux to join
them in Q war against the whites, but thus
far failed. They are at present among
the Antelope hills on Canadian river.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
ST. LOUIS.
THE STEAMER OLIVE BRANCH
.. SUNK.

ST. LOUIS, July 22,--The steamer Olive
Branch hence for New Orleans sunk Mt
s clock this morning ten miles below
Grand Tower, between here and Cairo,
She lies straight but deep in the water.
1t is feared she cannot be raised. The
Insurance valuation is thirty-seven thou
sand five hundred dollars. She is in
sured fr twenty-five thousand in Cincin.
natl, Wheeling and Pittsburgh offices.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
RAILROADS.
COLLISION ON THE NORRIS
.uEn AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
STREET RAILROAD EMBROG- :
LILO IN CINCINNATI.

COLLISION.
New YORK, July 22,--Ths Morris and
Essex rsilroad company sustained u loss
of forty thousand dollars by a collision
with coal and freight train near Norris
town, New Jersey last night.
STREET RAILROAD EMBRCGLIo.
CINCINNATI, July 22.--Ths rivalry be-
tween the John street railway line and
route No. o with reference to the western
extension, resulted last night in the form
or putting on three hundred workmen,
and under cover of dark ness building the
road from the Brighton House to Ernst
street stations a distance of half a mile
The cars will run. ....., ,...........
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
EXPLOSION AND CONFLAGRA.
e'' TfON AT WASHINGTON.
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
.' LOSS.
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
The INCENDIARY. .|
SMOKE AND FLAMES AT GIN.
CINNATI.
At WASHINGTON.

At wAsHISGToS.
WAsHISGToN, d. C., July 22.-At three
o'clock this morning an explosion occurred
in the small magazine ut Washington ar
senal which ia used in the preparation Of
rockets, lights and shells for signal corps.
The explosion was distinctly heard in the
northern part of the city, and II was al
most Immediately followed By an alarm OF
fire 1t caused serions conhagration, in
volving the destruction of at least
81 100000 WORTH OF GOVERNMENT PROP
EKTY.
The flames communicated to "A frame
building near by and were carried thence
TO what is known as store house No. ., and
which was stored with all kinds of cavalry
and artillery equipments, which are TO-
tai loss. In this building, too, was
THE MODEL ROOM OR MUSEUM
in which were stored all kinds of models.
etc, Of foreign arms and equipments, and
which is a serious loss to the government
fromfne intrinsic value of the al ticles de-
stroyed.
There is
NOT MUCH POWDER
reported stored in the magazine where the
explosion occurred, as the arsenal makes
no pyrotechxic or explosive articles ex-
except for signal corps upon special or
ders. A sergeant was at work in the mag
azine, and when he left things seemed TO
be in good order. 1: is supposed that the
explosion was the result of
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.
The fire also communicated to
ANOTHER ADJACENT BUILDING,
in which saddle-trees and other equip
inents were stored. a large quantity Of
iron in this building can be made availa-
BILE in future buildings
AT CINCINSATI.
CINCINNATI, July PA fire originated
in the cellar of Curing & Co.'S commission
house, ON Front street, last night 1t
spread to the remainder of the building,
damaging the structure to the amount of
about four thousand dollars. The princi-
pal loss was in the cellar where three hun
dred barrels Of red oil. worth ten thousand
dollars, were stored. The building was
covered in the Equitable insurance COM
pany. The oil was also insured. The to-
tai loss is about fifteen thousand dollars
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

~. IoJ IL.
Sr. LOUIS July %.
FLOUR 10 a. l5c higher on supers
and extras.
WHEAT--Dull and easier. No. red
$l.l3.
CORN Dull. Bulk yellow on track
Acc.
OATS-Lower at 37ta 3sc bulk on track
BA othing doing.
RiE-No sales. .....-. .....
WHISKY-Quiet at 93c.
PORK-Dull at Sl5.
BACON-Orders filed at previous quo
tations.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO July 81, 1871.
PROVISIONS-Dull.
PORK Sales at sl4.37I.
MEATS-Nominally unchanged.
WHISki-Strong sales at o2c.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July %.
FLOUR Firm. Supers So: XXs6;
xxx S6.7567O0
CORN-Quiet at 66@G7c
BRAN-Dull 81 90.
PQRK-Dull at $l5.75.
BACON-Quiet at 1905, and 81.
LARD-keg !@ll3c.
SUG. RI unchanged
MOLASSES-Unchanged
COFFEE-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Cnchanged.
CINCINNATI.
'CIScISSATI July %.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; new
family, s6.25t66.4o.
WHEAT-Dull and prices dropping
new red, $l.ls@1.20.
COKN-Very dull at J4o.
OATS-Dull ut 40@45c for now.
RYE-Sleady at 70@75c for new.
COTTON-Unchanged
WHISkY-Active sales of !, 100 bbls.
at 92c.
MESS PORK-Dull; prices nominal at
Sl4.50td 1900, both prices asked.
LARD--Dull and held at lOic.
BULK MEATS-In fair demand at
$5.5o@6.s7l, ipt now held at sc@ic high.
er.
BACON-In fair demand at 6I, 81 and
ssc; new held &c higher.
HAMS-Sugar-cured at l56l6c.
BUTTER-Steady at l6@2Oc.
EGGS-Steady a. l2c.
CHEESE Dull ut 9lc.
TOLEDO.
on TOLEDO, July %.
WHEAT-lM2c lower; No. | white
Michigan Sl.24; amber do Sl.l0; No. |
red Sl,2l No. do $i.ls; No 8 do sl.lO;
rejected do Sl.00; No. ! amber Illinois
si.2G No . white Wabash 81. 326l .33.
CORN-Quiet; high mixed at 553c;
low do soc; white CSC.
OATS-Quiet; No. 52@5slc; No.
5Oc Michigan 56c; rejected 42c.
LAKE FREIGHTS-Firm; vessels
scarce Sc to Buffalo; 5s@6c to Oswego.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July 22, 1871.
FL0U R-Dull.
WHEAT-Small sales of new whit.
Ohio at $l,4o; No. , Milwaukee club ut
Sl.25.
CORN-Salcs of Nc, at sic car lots
at 57Gr 5sc; ; sales of western at GOc
FREIGHTS-Very firm,
DETROIT,
DETROIT, July %.
WHEAT-Quiet, firm, nearly dull
Nav extra 81. .32CI l.34; No. white sl.27
@l2s; amber red $l.2l@l.22 old, nomi-
nal at 2@3c less on all grades.
CORN-Dull at 6o@6lc. .....
OATS-Light. Sales 20.
NEW-Y0RK.
NEw-YoRK, Jnly 20.
STOCKS--Dull and steady.
GOLD-Heavy at lll@li2,
GOVERNMENT BONDS Steady.
MONEY-Easy,
MILWAUKEE.
MINIATURES, July 22.
FLOU R-Dull. Xxx $6.25.
WHEAT--Firm ut $l.09, No. 2
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
BOSTON.
MASSACHUSETTS RADICAL
STATE CONVENTION. ,

BosToN, July 22.-The republican state
central committee to-day decided 70 call
q convention for the nomination OF candi-
dates sor governor and other state officers
at Worcester on the 24th Of September.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
TAN PURCHASERS NOTICE

To NJ Rawlings, You are hereby notified,
that at sale of rea estate made by the sheriff of
Alexander county, at the door OF court house, IN
the town of CAIRO, Alexander county, Illinois, ON
ON the eth day OF June, A. II. 1870, G Winston
purchased the fOlloAing described real estate,
situate IN sald county tor the taxes. in er.it ana
costs due thereon, Tor the !ear 4. u. SO tu.wt'
Fractional \, = see. !, I. II :, H. / W assessed
~ the name OF N. VI. Rawlings, and that SAID G.
purchase to the undersigned, aud that the time
allowed by law Tor the RECEPTION oi SAID real
estate viii expire on the 2Ith day of June, A. u.
1872. WM. =, HALLIDAY
Cairo, June 30, ISL. Iy20dlt
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ARTHUR b. BARRETT, President.
Benz. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
MISSOURI MUTUAT I

Ranks high in the list OF sound, thrifty Western
l.ite Companies.
II has am pie captal--sl25,o00.
IL has assets more than enough to cover al lt-
liabilities in adduo.i To the capital.
II has one hundred thousand dollars depositeu
with the State Of Missouri as n perpetunf guar.
antee 10 It, policy holders.
IL thasconi oiled fully with the new laws ot fns
state, whehnr quite as eXaeting and more rigii
ly enforced Than those of Eastern states.
IL, invests its funds IN the West, among tue
people FINN whom they are received.
It's management L. vigorous, -killfn and pru
dent -
Its annual income fIom the interest alone q,
already more than sufficient tu pay its losses
Tissues policies upon the Ordinary life and en-,
dowmeh plans, at the same rate as other first.
class companies.
The policy holders receive all tho profits in an
nual dividends.
The stock holders can receive only ten per
cent. of interest on their c,pliol hy the terms w
the charter.
The annual dividends 10 policy holders arc al
ready greater than many old Eastern Companies
have ever been able 70 pay.
The state ot Illinois pad last year about oIi
million dollars for Life Insurance
why send 20 much money out OF Il Q Stale
away 10 New York m New England for an article
that may be produced iust a. cncap tor more 81
at hoine'
WOOD d Low,
apr2Gua.f Agents at Cairo.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
The firm of Elliott, iIaythom CO., is dIssoly.
ed hy mutual consent, Mr.. Otis Hidden of q u.
cinnati, rellri6g. The busin. SIS will De continued
by Elllntt liaythorn. They assume all liabli-
ties and collect all money due the firm.
HENRY ELLIOT,
OSCAR HAWTHORN,
OTIS HIDDEN.
In consequence OF ths atoye change, and To
make room tor large stock OF fall goods, We
will mark all goods down 20 cost prices tor the
next thirty dr,s. ELLIoITS HAY THORN.
Cairo, 'uly ~, ls7l.-iy20dlw
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FOREIGN.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, July 22.-The North German
Gazette to-!ay announces that the German
troopsare now cvacuating the French de-
partrnents, Eurc, Sommo and Seine. and
viii return Mt once to Germany.
FRANCE.