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COMMERCIAL
R SnME AID FLOUR EXCHANGE. /,
e'llaoso, Va, Aug. q ism.

R SnaT AID FLOUR ExcHAsar
ooh - 'D, Va, Aug. T. ISM
els. ts's- "hite, Aoss bushels ~,
Straw colalsisse' ,s 80 bushels. yellow -.
Dpats.Ise2 bushels. Mixed, is bushe IueS'
dye "a bushels. N'leis'
prime; Sl. sclsIs5 ~, { oss bushels,
seat q IGr ,s!r ,s1 Tor good
for Brine sS1 sa ,s2 bush siao s ssssmmsn.
mon, i"ir SLlc0$l a5 for sn LOT
Corn:-Whife. 80 BUSHELS com :, 20. s'nl-
prime "a bushels At Sc Yesw, 1oo bsay
., oass, ose bushels-st Sic. for eho,.. -
GOOD PRIME new; 4sc for very good new &c &c
Rys.-so bnahels common a, Csc.
RE-xxHIsITEp. '. @t&
nwaeet.GsWhite, 20 bushels. Red. $50 bnsse,s
.'oo,''''-otraw-colored, lo2 bushels.
= ;! ~ Hs.5 - REMARKS - agal
Saerihgs OF Wheat To- day showed n con,,s.-
ceding day. 80 u VIC pre-
ysAr were: - -, ~ uase Oh las
"nsas-w Mite, d,ea7 bushels, OF which 2o4 bush.
s VT re exhibited. Wheat-Reo, s, AGO busbe,a
VI winch sss bushels were re-exbib,ted
oaes ON that dsy were: l.so for n,,ma ,,b,..
and el.s5 for very good red. - s'' 's WINE
INC market to-day was active and Arm o0ra
'iaiiy ior grades ranging from fair 10 n,ine
H-fings Of Corn Hight, and no CHANGE ,vort,,, -
note TO report. = ..s- "''si' VI
oats In active demand and prices firm.
But little doing In Rye
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ONE WORK BEGETs ANoTHER.-The sue
cess of the canal between Lake Michigan
and the Illinois river has revived the pro,
iect for canal between Lake Michigan and
the Ohio river, ..,..,' ~ .-r-
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A DefauIter Declared insane.

New YORK, Aug. 2.-Paymaster Benz. j.
Cahoon, against whom a suit for defalca-
ton of $1,000 is pending, has been decided
insane -
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Destructive storm at Hampton.

FoRT MONROE. Aug. pa heavy thun'
Ler-storm passed over this section yester'
day afternoon. A large barn on the Hamp'
ton Normal School farm. was struck by
Lightning and destroyed, with its contents
Loss about "a 1000; no insurance.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-The Americ'
has sailed with General Capron and party
300 Chinese. and Al passengers.
The. British ship Napier has been totally
wrecked on Bakers island.
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Ennr HFAeHp Racaa

Lone BRANCH, Aug. 2.-Buford's Malet.
won the Tbespian stakes to-day. Ecliptis
won the Mansion House stakes. Time
SAT, 3:41a x. Idaho won in the selling race
time, 2:43.
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nEY.-A gentleman from the southside
Of Hcliord county informs lis that there
was Il" rain in that section from the 10th
day OF June to the 2Sth day Of July, when
there was a very light shower. As con-
>cqucnrc, there Will not be the fourth OF a
tobacco crop made, and it depends alto.
grthcr upon the weather for the next few
days whether the corn will yield anything
II il should be scasonable, he believes 4
tir crop Will yet be made.-Lynchdurg Re.
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Barn Struck by EfghInfn g. Eoas
Four Thousand Dollars.e
ESPECIAL TEI,EGRAM IN rur nropImc,, }

lsrEolAL IELEdhAh TO TIE DISPATCH.
F. FoRTREss MoNRoE. Aug. "A barn on
the Hampton Normal School farm was
struck by lightning last evening and de-
stroyed, with its contents, consist ting of
hay, oats, corn, fodder, and farming nipple.
ments. A horse was burned to death. The
loss is estimated at q, 900. There was no
insurance on the property. -
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93it1ln,ond dispatch.
meow .AuGusT 5, 1871.
..-.,.2audence ofthe Richmond Dispatch J
MrRrRRlN's DEroT. NA"}
1871

NrHrRRlN's DEroT. NA.}
August 1, 1871. }
,-.,,,,.,,o severe hail-storm which pass
IA. "'H y norton OF Luncnhurg county
ed 'T rr;IIy ,,cNing, damaging crops to a
~, ',,-ahIc extent. Mr.. Thos. I. Shackle-
,,n. 2 tanner residing near 'hc Nn", ~, US,
, ,;.,r 'I Killing one and irjnring the other
P' 4.hS rowing crops hcreabout are looking
,.U oats were almost total failure,
H@[' ne wheat crop fell fer short of what
%"'. ", before harvest. This, | be-
'',to is he general complaint in Charlotte,
rr;ncn Edward. and Luuenhurg counties.
.rsr,ffiral business seems quite dull in this
,:'.ri,I inst now. Respectfully, u.
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The Sons OF America.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The Central Com
mittee of the Order of Sons OF America
has rejected a proposition to change theil
ritual so as to admit all persons opposed tc
Roman Catholicism. ....
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Another, Street.Car Murder In ne"
Y0rk-An Editor MissfRE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Two men were
thrown from the Second avenue cars on
Sunday by roughs. One OF them is dead,
and the other will die. The murderers are
Tat iarge. - -.
David w. KeeIecher, associate editor Of
| the Irish World, has been missing since
ESupday. 1t is feared he was lost In The
Wsstfeld disaster. !. Il 80 ,.tsa
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Fatal Railroad Collision

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. "A freigh
and peach train collided on the Whining
ton and Reading railroad to-day. One o
the engineers was killed, several brakemeI
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xsNo people under heaven can excel the
Americans In the manly art Of sitting on 9
bench and seeing eighteen men Play BAIL
Chicago tribune,
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TFse WeStRstd Disaster-MOre Deaths.
New YORK, Aug. 2.-The number OF
deaths from the WestfeId disaster has, 30
lar, increased to eighty.four.
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Domestic Markets-fBY TErrap,p,,

Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
hs JEW loRK. ACg: ACTION dull sales, ? o.o
Son, hisgrn uppianas sa:; Orleans, sosc. Fionr~
ss;S good to choice, $055llss., WhskeT
mheaszSsw and old winter rcd and an her
Ms sR 81 S'sgsLds red and, Smber southern,
$lasE,aasn Lard-Kettle, ,0ic. Nsyals dull
LOUISVILLE, Aug 2.-Flour dull and declined,
and lo I. at p Sc provisIons In fair demand
srsoss, 81. Lard, ltc: keg, i2c, %hisSsv oac
h esds and very active; sales. las hous.
ss rugs sssO@s725 low to MEDIUM leaf Az
BALTIMORE, Aug. a-F,,rr d,r
Dlyers. Wheat lrn. Corn, whfte ',v anu iayors
yeiioN 7oc. Provisions aud whiskey uachsnv ae'
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IDOCKLAND LINE, 200 barrels now
HI landing from schooner Francis Hatch. FoI
sale low from wharf.
ayH a, ., LEEs
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Heavy Betting on Horse Flesh.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. "a bet of
$40, 600 aside between the owners of Long
fellow and kingfsher was made here to-day
for the October meeting. - 'at -
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,,.o AZ Palmyra, Fiuyauna Comfy.
-,-r,nvonGclcr OF The E,cNm"Hd D4so"tcH.l
PALMYRA, Va, Aug. ]. 1871.


PALMYRA, Va, Ang.1. ISL.
Gentlemen: Last night ut II O'Clock the
,.rirr Of our village was broken by the cry
~ fire. aud in a few moments n large con-
,,,'r.c II people were gathered together TO
,o" .,,,.. ihr entire consumption of the store
,',,.r occnoicd by Captain NJ. Clark, to-
',h,r with his entire stock OF dry goods,
,,,rs Sr. The fire was first discovered
~, youn" man who lives with Mr..
,i.,t rs salesman. 4 few moments later,
>,I be- woulC have been q victim to the de
,''I,rinr flames. He was awakened by the
.,,..Lr and heat. Nothing ut all was saved
wont The books and papers. Stock valued
"a ~ 900, insured liz the Southern MUTUAL
a. f,ro-tnlrdS the value. No insurance ON
,n.LniI>c. which belonged to W. ID. wright,
-; mi, place. and cost about 81 900. ).
prGiLATIoS OF ToURSAMESTS-Propo
Generation at Anlclia Springs.-in pur.
ynarrr Of a resolution adopted in Rich.
mond on the 9th day OF July. 1871, ut q
r,r,,juc of the conleSting knights III the
rr,yrra1neul held under the auspices OF the
~ Dominion Lodce Knights OF Pythias,
,i,,. Executive Committee met at Amelia
~nrinr- July 21>t. al o'clock Il. M. Pre-
>,,nt: Judge +. Il. Farrar (chairman), Maj
Cb4s. L. irving, Capt. G. n. Wallace, and
:. Hroukcs. :.
Tar committcc being called to order, ii
vas $500,
Ersoirfd, !. That in order to establish
Uniform system of rules for the regulation
a,t .oy,r nin"ut OF tournaments IN the STATE
81 irciuia. that Il Convention be held al
Amclla Springs on Tuesday, the 9TH day OF
>r,tcmher next. at II o'clock p. NJ.
:. That the basis of representation IN sald
(,ryrufinn shall he as follows: That each
county in the state Of Virginia shall be en-
tulrrl 10 one delegate. the city OF Richmond
1lr,, Petersburg. Lyrchbllr.. and Norfolk,
iwo delegates each, and al! other cities and
towns in he state having more than 2,OoC
illiIhIranlS one delegate each, to he elected
al primary meetings held for such purpose
in said cities and towns.
:. That The gentlemen composing the pri.
uaIy meetings he earnestly requested to
,rfrr, only such persons for delegates to
laid Convention a> may be relied upon to
attend.
/. That copy Of th So resolutions be for
wa,drd for publication to the papers pub
l,H.i in he cities of Richmond and Peters
hIrg. with the request that I'll other papers
friendly 10 the objects OF sad convention
.uhll>h the same.
There will hc Il grand tournament ut
Amelia Springs on v eGncsfiuy. the 9th day
of September next, which the Knights OF
he rl@l r:ii''> and counties Of the State
are respectfully invited TO attend.
L. X. FAERAR, Chm.
). Brr2ieS, Scc'y.
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WOOD AND COAL.
NOAL, COAL.

NOAL, COAL.
ne subscriber has taken the COAL YARD at
me corner OF Cary and 10Th sire cts, and Before
.ae e5a OF this month tAugustl expects to be pre-
ror crates, stoves cooking, furnaces and smitt s.
A more detailed notice will oppear ba-aa fto-
In the meantime he solicits the orders and natrnn
age OF hts friends and IL public f"'' 'n-
au 3-6t r. b. RpNTJEy
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GLOVER HILL COAL-FUEL.-T
" last month Of summer Is here, and those wish
Ing TO secure FUEL at SUMMER PRICES had
better buy at once. The liberal policy of Tho
Glover Hill Railroad Company In putting their a.ir
prices so low, added to their claims as home co..
poration, should ufuence u large patron age. Pre-
HAIL CLOVER Hull COAL. If you want good
coal and full loads, buy Of the veterans OF the
trade. w. G., BRA ZEAL, anu
'i j. +. COTTRELL, :
all 2-lw Corner Cary and 9th sts
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GEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y RErAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and BOLD. We eel!
he only PROPER NEEDLES for the. SAOAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. - -
- sLOAT Il ADDINGTOE,
mys lI15 Cary street. ne1r I4th.
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WE WOULD INVITE THE@ATTEN-
w TON of the ladies' to our new sock OF those
deser q. div -popular GROVER u BAkkR HAND
and TKEDDLE SEW ING-MACa1hE5. They
run very light and notseless. Any lady can use
them. For dur ability, simplicity, and elegance,
'Ao' 6. & N. w. DARBY. Agents
ALI -. - COL Broad street.
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NOAL AND WOOD am now pre-
" pared to furnish CLOVER HILL COAL at
the lowest summer prices. viz: CLOVER Hill.
LUMP ut Ss. 90 per load, delivered, and GLOVER
HILL HAIL at $3.50 per load, delivered;
supply OF WOOD and ANIhEAClIEC OAl:
prices. : -; - 80
am also prepared to furnish CLOVER HlLI.
COAL at the same prices In Manchester. NOW
is the time TO lay In your - inter supply.
-IUI-'T lsI- = : A. B. WOOLDRID9E,
Office and Yard, sih street beyond Byrd.
~ ..#.s.-.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am prepared to
COAt. at the following reduced prices So --~.v
LUMP, s5 per load, delivered.
HALL, 81, 50 per load, delivered. tz'-
! Afro.
SOFT COKE, OAK and PINE WOOD, and
ANTHRACITE COAL or first quality.
Consumers viii find 1t to their interest to lay Ia
their fuel for The winter during The summer
months. - G. b. L1PSCOAB.
tyS-3m" -" ~'|% Seventh and Byrd streets.
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GOAL AND OD.-ANTHRACIT
u COAL for foundries, furnaces, grates and
all kinds of stoves, at from 30 to s875, delivered,
per ton 1000 pounds; EXTRA HENRY CLAY, 81
per ton; GLOVER HILL LUMP, Is; HAIL,
ID SO per load delivered. COKE and OAK and
PINE WOOD at lowest market prices, for cash.
at 10 h aud Cary, or 7Os Grace street.
u1.3m CHAS. II. PAGE & co.
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+ A NTHRACITE COAL.-Now afloat, 800
n tons best quality r. A. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which win DO sold from ths vessels ~ low
Figures.
Cali and see my prices, and lay In your winter
supply Of coal before there Is an advance In coal
and freights In the northern uarSe,s.
,g., ssssz7 WRIT ROBERTS,
tyB Corner i7th and Dock streets.
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81 ,sss
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30

Mas. LoRSEs Doors AND SuoEs-Mr.
Sparkes Regent, shoemaker, dwells at No
30S Regent street, London, and, just be-
fore the marriage Of the Princess Louise
took place, he had the honor and pleasure
OF exhibiting to an enraptured public that
part Of the Princess trousseau which was
made up Of her shoes--twelve dozen OF
them. He had made them ana was emf
nently proud Of tho feat. There were
grain calf elastic balmorals; grain. calf
button boots; kid button boots kid elias
tic balmorals; kid elastic boots, sham but
toned and cork soled; kid glove boots
bronzed kid boots kid boots for evening
wear, "with rosettes of silk, satin and kid;
colored silk boots waterproof elastic
clogs; white satin shoes; white silk shoes;
and twelve pairs of dressing slippers Of
various hues. If she wishes for good
health she must walk at least four miles
day. If she is as careful of.shoeleather rs
the wife Of the good King Arthur was Of
the bag-pudding of barley meal she will
not wear out pair of her shoes in less
than three months. She should, therefore,
walk 279 miles with each pair of shoes
with all $1,000 miles, which is stretching
royalty long way.-N. J. Wortd.
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Tht Buttetin.
,.,.,.,, .,sn. . q nsd cent.

Az the old cred cent has now passed
ont OF use, and, except rarely, out Of cht,
ike the "old oskcn bucket its history is
. matter Of sufficient interest for preser-
vst'cn. The cent was first proposed by
Robert Morris, the great fnsncicr of the
Revolution, and was Lamcd by Jefferson
two ysars AFTER. 1t began to make its APP
psafsncs from the mint in 1892. 1t bore
the head Of Warrington on one side, and
thirteen links on the other. The French
Revolution soon created . rage for French
idsas Ia America, which put on the cent,
instead Of the head of Washington, the
head Of the Godde. of Liberty French
liberty, with black thrust forward and
flowing locks. The chain on the reverse
vas replaced by the olive wreath of
peace. But the French liberty was short
lived, and 90 was her portrait ON our
cent. The next head or figure succeed
ing this--the staid, classic dame, with
llIet around her hair-came into fashion
lbout thirty or forty years ago, and her
lnely chiseled Grecian features have been
but slightly altered by the lapse of time. I.
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How TO GET FINE House OFT or AN
ENTITY BARREL.--Put the barrel in n Sc
cure place, near a spring ofgood water, on
the road to the grOg shop. When you
want dram, take the price Of it in your
hand and start for the grog shop; go as
far as the spring, drop the money through
the bung.hole, take good drink Of water
and return home. Repeat this operation
I'LL the barrel is full, knock out the head,
and you have the price Of splendid brick
building. Fact.
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M arriage Guide.


private instructor Tor married persons or
those about to be married, both male and female
In everything concerning the physiology and re-
lation- of our sexual system and toe production
and prevention Of offspring, Including III the new
discoveries never before ven in the English Ian
valuable ana interest ng work. IL IL written in
pls language for the general reader aud is illus.
tratcd with numerous engrayiurs. All young
married people, or those co contemplating marriage,
and having the least impedment married lite
should real thi. book. IL discloses secrets that
every one should be acquanted with still 1t is a
book that must be locked up and not lie abon,
the house. II will be sent to any address on re.
ceipt OF 90 cents. Address DR.. VIM. YOUNG, No.
AS spruce street, above Fourth, Philsctlphia.
nov. lOSGm
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4 DTlsNlsTEATDR'S SAFE
\ pG tsEAB. ESTATE.

by WHINE olan order and decree OF the County
'..st o. itNahd' Foouniy, limos, maze on the
ItIsi"A oithe undcrsignod Ihsmas Martain, ad.
.',".. '.'' 81 W t0t,,r OF Ashley y. Massey,
"''ra'"1' bi the Ma ch Term, 1874, Of said court
,-", on the @lst da' OF harch, ISL, / shall, on
We i'h duS of May, Is5l, between the hours Of
'u rl''E m the forenoon and four q ock In M.
"lefuc"n of said dsS, sell, ~ putltr sale nj the
mr.. i.'. " -, ilt roAr, ll9usi IN tle city otCNro,
IN -.N' county the real estate dcscf he'd Hs follows
| L-"' Hn"nnng az The southeast corncr al
| ,i.,'n l-l rurNey 51S, on 0n ASH and sweet gum
60 d survey, TO the bank of the NJ ''i''' i',i' W
wy hohltt % ana al l.hty poles, four uks te.t al
! rc ,.,- ,n n' lA'A'. 10 diameter; thence up
! .l. 'N'F Niy-f.ur pole, 10 "A store tr,.. iint.
unfihWf o'a lllcA ,al. ricbt tncbe. in "a "a &c INNS
,"Sh'r norm Of east enc hundred and eiobt,
! ~ o,Vn" V on NE uorlheast line OF said sur,
s.!i tu'"c' nl'y'tonr poles, east Of south win
s"l l,ue T. te b, ginning coui4uning s,Hiiv W. ~
. ! inur n,l,L =, - Al'y' begiunng at n stone flty.
tony m 'nui.s,,ann, yhsMing tnlrty-nine degrees
-, ,-.N OrNey, l'!aim Isl survey b1GI ~
, twenty uSinutMe' tMe't D.ating south MY dtRr. es
1 N,l''' minutes w'st ono hand ed 90, ~ oht, !, -
poles - ttotc, three link. northwaa""na "na ,Shly
~ ,H m Ia diameter, on the bank n, ~
) ba,t 0ttho 'l' l,' th.nce up with and on tbo
pahh hh u' we sul Mississippi river nips,u 'o m
poles stonr thence eat (near,ns nnr l. ur
gree, twehty minutes east one hundred ana ne.
. p"les 70 stone h ihe orig nOl line of All
lhente south (Dearlng oasU with ,hc a ,u survey
the sad survey ninety -four pol.s ~ W y, ~ le p
.he sad ne, the beginning corner Of the ,Sa,
: land herein last descrbed. 60, tninin. on n"tl
q dred and five To- lOOh acres. All Of ~ @ na nun
above described beng the south part of oil & ,'u
!. CSl, survey No. b26, In Alexander Sttn cni,, no
llllno.s, containing IN the aggregate Ia Nv,
= 10 Tooth acres and known as the A hley Ma. nl
farm, Subject only TO the right OF the present y,
Gu at TO make acr1p on sald lands ior the yes os
ls7l, and the right OF tho elrs o. SAID Ashi.y <
Massey, deceased, TO collect and receive the fen,
: OF sao land for the year 1871; on the 70 login
TENS, to-wit; one half of the purchase nom
TO be pad cash In hand, and the b.. ,nce
-. twelve IN n'hs from date OF sale, the purchaser
Q glyea-sle mortgage on ne Prsmi,e, sold to -
y cure he payne of the unpaid Purchase none
Dat ihis 10Th day Of Msrch 1e7i
THOMAS MARIAN,
Administrator ol the estate OF Ashley n. Ma
sey, deceased.
6nIESa 6nErBr, Atiys. mchS0w7t
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CITY MARsHAL's NOTICE,

All owners Of Dog. are hereby notihed thai
all unlic, ,ed dogs found running loose inside
.he corporate limits Of the city oi CAIRO, ,nn Gnn
office hours, from the Lat Of May until tns 'esh VI
May, 1871. ANDREW oHhN.hal
Cairo, April 90, lsn. dGN y sPra'd'd
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" Williams bourbon and High wines
bistiilery.r
Ar CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
s offered for sale by The Undersigned on the most
reas enable teTpis. III III sE LII
The budding is new and complete thronght ut
in all the modern Improvements and appliances
of such an establishment, Is in complete runn ng
order, but has never been run. Tho engines,
machinery, and apparatus generslly are of 'he
best man facture. 80
The raiu building is 81 by A. feet. and three
stories nigh. The hollcr shed IS "a by ~ zee, lhe
tub shed is 81 by IL feet, each shed peihs one
story high, -, aoI
Tie engine is 10 inch cylinder, with 80 inch
stroke. two boilers Al inches in diamater, aues,
and ~ feet long. T.
day. Contig guous 10 the distiery are large brick
warehouse, aud pens Tor stock.
Itis believed that TO any one desiring 10 Gerry on
the distillery business no better opportunity for
ent can be offered than Is found here both
cons sdering the distiliery building and apparatus
and the location thereof at Caro-, i,,,. - -
For further particu,rs apply TO the under.
signed at Cairo, or 20 smith. .Beggs& Co., corner Of
Main and Morgan streets, 81: Louis, Mo. -. ~
JOHN NJ. LANSDEN,
fN ~" ...ts IE.Ia Cairo. I'LL iuOiH.
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4 MIN STIR A TOR'S
IA iTECE.

! Es,sts of John Vandycke, Deceased.
The undersigned HAVING been appointed Ad-
min istralo or of the estate Of John Vandycke late
Of the County OF Alexander and State of Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he Will appear
before the County Court Of Alexander County at
the court house IN Cairo ut tn May tenn, on tho
8ri Mon fay in May Vt, at which me all per.
sons having claims ag ,inst said estate are no. d.
tilted and requested {. attend for the purpose Of
having thu same adjusted. AL persons indebted
20 said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment TO the undersigned.
! ated this liih day of March, 4. D. 1871.
mchlew6. ISAAC WALDER, Administrator. r.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30
One Chance In Every Th,rty-E,gh..

8lo 0ifee, aneuusibk b....-"...-...-...-sIOo 100 OCO
which viii b. distributed by chance amo-g The
ticket holdsrs, by the Mutual Aid Association Of
Omsho.
ksssssssss--M 3. Brock, Y y. MsrshaI's Office.
omsha: Edgar zabnskie, lsie Union Pacific Rail
sosd Once, Omshs:J Tuner, Deputy q. i. Mar.
sh I. Omaha; J. p0yir. Postofice, Omaha, Neb.
uissien allowed Addyess,
LSyoRD = 90, BusIness Managers.
Omaha, Hebrssks
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30
NRDHNANCE N0. lI..

An ordnance TO amend sect on 3s OF an ordinsnc.
enttled "An ordinance 20 adopt the ordidSnces
ottha city OF Cairo ~ revised and codhed,'
Cairo:
sscnoS !. That sa section $50 he and the same
- hereby amended by yadding az the end tho.eof
the Following, viz: Provided red cedar lumber
/ may be- substituted Tor white or bur oak in the
Z tliI7, classte-, strlngors and posts, and the
i POSTS ol ihr tIsstle work may be ret on cod n
boards ~ inches square laid on the surface of III
ground, ~ IN The opinion Of the Street Committee
/ u - deemed eNpeoient 10 do so
t Approved, AprII l7Ih. leTI.
John n, LANSDEN, MAYOR,