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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

THANKs.-The ladies Of the Baptist
church gratefully thank those who SO
generously gave and helped at their late
festival, especially Messrs. Oberly and
Johnson. By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

FoR sALE.-The store-houss on the cor
ner Of Tenth and Walnut streots, and also
the stock Of groceries therein, are offered
for sale together or separately. Also, n
good buggy and harness will be sold on
private terms. Apply for particulars on
the premises. BEN. +. ECHOLs.
1870 Unfit Nfist IT n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

the ioioWiHS sn"iy WIS wcTo reieTTeu re-
ported the same back recommending pay
ment thereof.
Bross,P salary for three months to IN
shaae,.v, N. salary for Janc.... Is 90
f A Burnett, salary as Comptr oler for June IS 70
F NJ Sumner. salary as Police Constable for
Werur sair ~ as Police Constable Top
10 W
John shsehan, salary as Police Constable for
Cam. salary as Marshal Tor 20 %
u Myers, salary as Chief Of Police for
Joseph b Taylor. salary as T,sasurer fer -
Howey, saiaryas City Clerk for ja 100 90
Alderman Builder moved to allow. Car
ried as follows
Ayes-Buder, Fitzgerald, Rearden,
Stratton, Swayne, Walder and Winter-7.
Mayo.
The same committee to whom was re-
ferred the judgment of S. +. Wheeler for
$lG2.54 reported the same back, recon-
mending payment of the amount without
interest. a..E
Alderman Winter moved to allow as re-
commended. Carried as follows:
Ayes--Buder, Fitzgerald, Rearden,
Stratton, Swayne, Valdez and Winter.
Mayo.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORT on GAS BILLS
The Special Committee heretofore APP
pointed to examine certain bills Of the Cal
! TO city gas company reported in favor Of
allowing tho gas company but $500 a
month for each street lamp.
On motion of Alderman Winter the re.
port was received and ordered filed.
The following bills were on motion Of
Alderman Winter, allowed at the rate Of
$500 month for each lamp.
Cairo City Gas COMPANY tor gas consum-
ed IN GO street lamps tor March..........&270 On
| Cairo City Gas Company for gas consum.
Cd IL 81 street lamps for APril........... 27i 60
ed in 60 street lamps 10: May ............ 27O o.
Cairo City Gas Company for gas consumed
IN 90 street lamps for JuAe....",........ 27s 00
The vote on Alderman Winters motion
was as follows: r.
Ayes-Buder, Fitzgerald, Stratton,
Swayne, Valdez and Winter-6.
Nays-Rearden- g.
The bill Of Powers & Miller, amounting
to Sl3 35 for Strengthening the city jail
was reported back by tho Committee on
claims, recommending its reference to the
Committee on Police and Jail. Alderman
Winter moved to refer as recommended.
Carried.
The Committee on Claims also reported
back the bill of the Arab Fire Company
for the quarter ending June go 1871, ana
recommended its reference to the Finance
Committee. On motion of Alderman
Fitzgerald the recommend alton Of the
Committee wrs conourred in.
The several bills of Morris Rood & Co.
amounting TO $242.sA for lumber at $40 pei
NJ, were reported back by the Committe,
on claims recommending their paymen
at the rate Of $40 per M. Alderman
Fitzgerald moved to allow as recon
mended. Carried as follow:
| Ayes-Buder, Fitzgerald, Swayne ant
Winters.
Nays-Rearden, Strat.on and VALDEZ
3.
The bills Of 8. Walters for $3l.93 fol
lumber were reported back by the sam,
Committee with like recommendation.
Alderman Winter moved that the re-
commentator Of the Committee be con
Cured in Carried as follow;
Ayes-Buder, Fitzgerald, swayne and
Winter-4.
Nays-Rearden,- Stra!ton and Valdez
"a. I1dtl2 ca at -
The bills of the Cairo City Gas Com,
pany amounting to $94s5 for gas con,
sumed at the several Arc engine houses
and Council Chamber to June ], 1871
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

KINDLISG.-- 500 "glass boxes for sale
Vt q cents each. w. W,-THoRNTON.
3 je2ltl.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06
BOARDOF ALDERMEN.

| iRegu'or meeting Of the Board of Aldermen.l
| Council Chaniber,l
~ r Is Cairo, Ill.,, July 1s7i,J
alderman Rearden in the chair.
Fresent-Aldcrmsn Buder, Fitzgerald
Aearden, stratton, swaync, walder ant
Winter--7.
Aoscnt-Alderh,eh Carroll Cunning
man, kleb Metcalf and sease 80.
on motion of Alderman Fitzgerald the
reading of the journal was dispensed with
p'Ii AN ORDINANCE.
A bill for an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance TO Qmend Ordinance No. 49,"
which was laid over Al the last regular
meeting ofths hoard, was taken up and
read. Alacrmsn Buder moved to table.
Carried as follows Ayes, Buder, Fitz-
gerald, 1searden, 'stratton and winter.-5.
Nays, Swayne and Wslder-2.
On motion Of Alderman S.rntton. the
reading Of the reports Of officers was dis.
pensed with.
PETITION.
Alderman Winter presented the petit
ton Of Ilemmngs Il Cooper, proprietors
of a monageris and circus, praying that
the license for their exhibiting IN Cairo
may be fixed at not exceeding fifty dol
lars day Alderman Winter moved
to grant. Carried.
BILLS.
The bill Of Thomas Meehan amounting
5000 for hauling lumber having been
allowed by the Select Council, was pre-
scented for concurrent action. Alderman
Fitzgerald moved to allow. Carried as fol-
lows: Ayes-Buder, Fitzgerald, Rear
den, Swayne and Winter--6. Nays
Stratton and Walder-2.
The following bills having been referred
TO the Committee on Claims were reported
back by said committee with the recon-
that they be allowed:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06
BUTCHERS.
THE PEOPLES MEAT MARKET

I/EEP constantly on hand the best OF ad TS.,'
n pork, mutton, veal, lamb sausage: puaaang,
stc. Fresh white lara In any quantity soraea
beef, etc., always on hand. ..-.,.,
ORDERS promptly oiled, and sats'aeson s sS1sf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

there was also a celebration, in which
everybody there mingled. A good time
and good feeling prevailed, supsrinduced
partly by the presence Of our townsman,
S. p. Wheeler, Esq, who did the main
talking on the occasion.
AT BIRDS POINT
the, colored people had their celebration.
Theyall danced, and several colored speak
i. ers addressed the crowd, tho Rev. Shores,
reading the declaration Of independence
which Lincoln signed-the fifteenth
amendment.
And so ended the day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

sWIAdiss' end chiidrens hair cut and sham
peoed, either q the shop OF ~ their own homes.
nwusasi4mep's Khstsss and hair dyed in .
eieuf6s naaDsT. ha1tfAs1sea guaranteed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31
Alaska.

T The Secretary Of War has sent to Congress
three reports on the condition Of Alaska; one By
Major John C. TIdball. a second by Major T. II.
Lexington, and the third the census returns Of
lie TsrTItoTy With regard to the resources OF the
c5a1iry. These consist almost entirely Of for,
f=a ali lsmber. Ebiie the agricultural products
are veTy scz8I- The citizens at Sitka are nov
on Comparatively frisadly relations with the nil
ita-y- They are described as low class Of serfs
. Of The most euruPi moral character. The trouble
formerly existing zas caused n a great part BY
the employment Of citizsn interpreters. who are
personally interested 10 making unfair representa-
tons Tie women are represented as being
5eg'adsi by wee and the presence Of the soldiers
tends 10 the further Generalization Of both sexes.
The priests Of the Greek Clareh DO not DO much
~ the elevation Of the people, as they are not
above aPpsarng 10 pablo grossly intoxicated
TIE R1ssia- inhabitants are anxious 70 be trans
ported 10 sone portion of tie Cars iominioHs,
and Major Laddiugtoa thinks il EoaH Be better
fsF eli parties Il they -ere sent away The
zalzon fisheries are iaszhaasiibls. Tie far trade
has decreased sTery !esr since the United states
oue1Fztiou- Daring the frst year of American
rsis. this trade Amounted to $4,000 and last
year 20 Iszs than $4,000 Tie ea1se Of this
dseilns Is the. better price which the Hgdson
By Company P-g the Indians ior skins The
est Of occupation b. the United States is s9,3ss
uoaih. besides suPpIies, and IS divided as
f5ll9zs: Army, 1890 nay. 1858 revenue
enter. s2200s czs;sas-boass 500. Msjor lid
baI reports that there are bg; isO kiBds Of
timber IN the Territory sprses and yellow
es5ar- Tie fofner Il inferior 10 quality 70 that
of Washington Territory AID Oregon. The yelioz
eezz- Il Taiaz5ts 70 make chests. bareass. re-.
Is Il possesses Qualities destructive 70 moths.
Sons cal has been diseoTsfsi. bat not IN ssf
fe5eat Quantities 70 b REED o. f0r feel Tie
rsports that rieh mines of gold and copper have
besn diseose,sd aFs desggsced a. klse. Tie
gsabes q Amesieaas asI Ezropeaas IN Eitka,
aofs ;bss Lalf d al ihers are 10 Alaaka, IL
3s40. Tie Issiaa popaiaiios Of the Tefritory
a estInzisd AZ ab0at 500
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

Az ezeiangs thinks thoss postal ear5s. which
hzse ibg kitten al written Cat ia pIsa sighs are
glsnz % pEo5s drzEbaek 70 The rspid distriba-
tioa q The zailI. a eTsry Post OEes clerk viii
baTs 70 vat sBii be rzads ibs kitten befors dis
isi5s:ing fLem-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31
Insurance Notice
C4I.FoRNA
PHOTOGRAPHY!

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

4 BEsTEzs sophomore ssys: 1t is 10 time
70 8 EIitisg Latin esssys Hhsa Billiards are Only
10 esats gzneH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31
1IERCHA0TS, lIgTUAL
Marine Insurance COMPANY
or san Franefsco-

rFTHE UNDERSIGNED having tsea aP-
Il sl1-H- z=--s Sc --z Ir-rs C--zllg. prepared
Co l=s-s =llszss en- Szz=1ss- E'rcf=zSs ta5 Treas
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

The FieUEz FrrE - Any numDer Of figures
y0u may Hish TO multiply b. 5 viii give she zane
result il divided By 2, a much quicker operation =
bat you must remember % snnsz cipher 70 the
answer Eben there is no remainder, and wbsn
there "a remainder 70 annex 70 the answer.
Multiply 464 b. 3. and the answer viii Be 2,32O /;
divide the same sumber By 2, and yoa hare 20,
and. a. there is 10 remainder, yoa add cipher
Soz tsks 555, and maitiply by s. lhs answer is
17sJ. Ou dividing s57 By 2, there is l7s. aua
remainder y0u then Place At the end Of The
result, ahieh gives I,7s5. Tie reason Of this
pfoess Il sbsio1s since multiplying b Is the
came Is naitipiy.ag By 10 lutieh is Effected b
plaeing CIPHER 70 iae right Of she quits piaesj
and dividing b. 2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

A BANK NorE-Ihe Cincinnati Enquirer
tell san incident in which the late Wesley smsad,
the gellknown banker, and another welIknonn
and eccentric citizen. whose credit did not stand
very high 10 bank parlos we're aciors Mr. Z.
called on Mr. Smead for a loan. Certainly. Mr..
T.. 1 shall seeonodats you wiih pleasure But,
Mr smead shall want it ior long time" so
much the better. Mr. z" aAnd Eant $1,000
for ten years-r -Coaldnt Be Better Mr Z. that
viii just answer. said smead Il shall be nod
crate 1ith yoa. aad charge you bot 10 PER cent
That is generous" responded T. 4 expected
to Be charged q higher rate The rule siih
bankers. you know. continued smead, ~is %
take the interest 10 advance Tor the time the cote
has 70 run. will deduct 10 per cent Tor ten years
from the ten thousand dollars y0a AJAX. and let
you have the proceeds Of Jour note. Ths Eis-
q,eire- adds 1T took T. to the day or bis
death to get that ihrosgh his har-'"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

4 GEEu R4HEoAD CoRPoRAuoS.-The an
nual report Of the Illinois Central Railway, which
We find in the Chicago Ti-iBasle. furnishes some
very interesting and valuable statistics TIE gross
earnings Of the road dniing the last year we're
bu. little short Of nine millions Of dollars,
while the net earnings we're S2s5T32l. During
the year, I6239ff tons Of freight Of an classes
were carried The land department OF the road
collected sl1ls65si and sold 60s55 22I0O
acres OF land for s625. .991 go. Daring tie past
year, APO deeds we're issued, embracing 264.s72
93-lOO acres. which cancelled s20ls.536 Of con
struction bonds The amount Of cancelled bonds
used to the close Of the year BY the issue Of
deeds vas sl2l63252 OF the original grant Of
land z 595 900 acresJ there had been sold at the
close Of the year, 2.l79 800 acres, Of which
l,521 .7O3 441O0 acres had been decided and are
now subject 70 taxation There ares4l56lO
acres remaining uBsold The power Of a corpora
tion possessing such vast resources as these
statistics indicate, can not well be estimated. and
it is fortunate for the development and prosperity
Of the Northwest that 50 ar, this power 10
been jadciously. and not opprsssiyely. employed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

eoxzsoDT adgsriises for agents 70 ssll work
enfitled @Hymsneal Instructor" A eoutenpo-
rag adds. The best bymeneal instructor "
ksov q i yoaag sidow. Whas lbe dent
kBoE there is 70 ne ia iearning.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

SINGULAR LAWsUrr.-The Newark o. j.
Courier, Of November llth, says: A singular
lawsuit was heard before Justice Rose yesterday.
1t seems that some time ago Mr.. Marsh, a resi-
dent Of the Fourth Ward. paid to Mr.. Bible. the
barber, corner Of Ward and Market streets, Sis
for mug and brush, which be left there. and
which was regularly numbered in lis place with
other customers shaving utensils When Mr.
Marsh. desired to undergo t0usoral operations,
he would, Of course, patronize Bible Recently
a disturbance occurred between the barber and
his patton, Whereupon the latter expressed de-
sire to take away bis cup and brush but Bible
very ungenerously refused. Marsh thereupou
brought a suit ia b-Orsr, before Justice Rose,
to recover his property. ca trial the barber
testified that be had to pay s. for each mug, and
25 cents psr brush at wholesale. and that they
were not sold to Marsh, but only leased while be
should patrouize the shop, although he paid ioar-
teen shilliugs for them. The Justice having
heard the evidence, said that although The amount
involved was triaing there was a great principle,
affecting the whole shaving community at stake;
and he would reserve bis decision. This after
noon at , o'clock, the Court rendered Judgment
in favor Of the plaintiff for value Of the cup and
brush. which, according to Bibles own testimony,
is 81 25. clean profit Of 50 eents-although Of
course, Marsh will only receive the price paid,
The Court looked Hpon Bibles plea Of lease,
and not sale, as ridiculous. since the customer
was obliged to pay the defendent for bis services
in addition TO the fourteen shillings.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31
JAMES l. LENS
CooPR ANp GAUGE

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Alt-H-Ills 1rs1ui--E 1E1L 1Has BIZ E=z---uI
1u-l=s CT ra-z OF 1ls-ullcs Elcl if
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-31

"A WovAN IN Ny Roov."-We hear Of the
following good joke on a weIsknown druggist in
Boston. Mr.. T. started some years ago for New
York, loaded with green-backs. to Fs:tchass Of
Quibb's best chemicals. Having busiasss at Al
bany, he stopped over putting up at Stsnwix.
Morpheus overcame his drowsy faculties and he
retired to bis room. very large and eommodious
one, first aoor last one, len side. next TO North
River Before going 10 bed, r. thought he would
look for burglars. Washstaud and bureau we're
overhanled, and bed looked under; then q side door
was examined, which might lead into closet
where some burgarous kuss was bid. P. snatch
ed up the candle raised the latch and cautiously
entered robsd in his night.shroud. He found
himself in the middle Of another room, when up
jumped lone lady from her bed and gave a most
unearihly shrek 2. dropped the light and ske-
dadled back into bis room jumped into bed, and
covered up bis head. The lady spung from the
bed and kept screeehing. Both rang their bells,
and up cane porter ard waiting maid. What
is the natter cried the porter. r. said There
is woman in my room somewherer' ~What is
tue matttIs acheu tlt Chaluel-lualu - uerel IS
a man in my room drive him out p The side
door being partly open, the porter and chamber
maid made for it. and meeting, saw the difficulty
The porter commenced making inquiries Of F..
when the latter said Never mind. I see the
lady is somuambulist and has been walking
about in her sleep" Dat may be- replied The
porter ~but bow De debbll came dat ar candle
left you in her room g. P. saw he was caught.
and said See here, my African friend. you'd
better dig ont Of this want to 60 to sleepr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-27
5perial Notices.
zw 81 SA

TT THE UNIVERSAL SAFEGUARD.
1t Is useless for State Legislatures to pass laws
for the preservation OF the public health, If the
great law OF self-preservation, which depends for
Its enforcement upon the will OF the Individual, Is
suffered to remain a dead letter.
There is scarcely an adult member OF the com.
munity, Of either sex, in the country, who has
not seen the testimony in favor OF HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIrTERS, furnished over their WI
signatures by persons Of acknowledged ent.
hence in science, literature, art, commerce, and
every depar ment OF business and professional
life. These witnesses have declared In TIE most
explicit terms that the preparation is a safeguard
against epidemics, {. sovereign remedy for dys.
pepsa, a valuable anti bilious medicine, o promo.
ter OF appetite, q genial and harmless ,stlmulant,
a good acclimating medicine, a strengthened OF
the nerves, a general inytgorant, a protection
against the deleterious effects Of malaria andIm-
pure water, and that It imparts q degree OF vigor
and activity to the vital forces which Is not CON-
municated by any other OF the tonics and
stomachics in use. Under these circumstances,
the self-preservative law OF nature should teach
every rational person who, either by reason Of in.
herent debility, or In consequence OF exposure to
unwholesome influences, is In peril OF losing the
greatest Of all temporal blessings, health, the i'm.
portance OF using The Bitters as a defensive medf.
cine. Dyspeptics who neglect to give it a trial
are simply their own enemies. 1t Is guaranteed
to cure Indigestion In all Its forms, and the
bilious and nervous will find nothing in the
whole range OF oficinal and proprietary medi-
cines which will afford them the same relief.
iun24-stuth3DSC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-27
The State Tax.


Messrs. Pope d Haskell, attorneys .at-laW,
ON May 25th, addressed q letter to Attorney
General Chamberlain, asking his construc
ton on certain ambiguous points in the Tax
law. MI. Chamberlain replied at length on
the 22d instant. Messrs. Pope & Haskell,
in acknowledging the receipt OF his letter,
state that by the recent ruling Of the SUI
preme Court on the question OF the granting
of the writ of prohibition, had relieved much
Of the anxiety they felt at the time their let.
ter was addressed to him; for by that writ
the legal right can now be tsated before the
citizen is harassed. The letters are publish
sd in full in the Columbia Union OF yester-
day.