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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28

One hot Sunday Western Mctho-
dist minister observed that the majority
of his congregation were raped in placid
sumber. Suddenly pausing in his SER
mon, he requested Deacon S. to pass
around the plate. The deacon thus ac-
costed rose to his feet and, with very
red face, said,
"The collection has already been taken
up"
"Never mind Brother S., take up
another, for | intend to make the congre.
cation pay for lodgings as we'll as spirit
ual food"
When the second collection had been ia.
ken up, the congregation was very wide
awake.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
.LInTT
Eden Corners.

ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
y-Rye years experience in House, Sign.
and Ornamental Painting. MIR. Elliott
" to the public generally that he has Just
p large and convenient paint shop,
amental painting, in the best manner. with
materials and at lower rates than at any
~. IN the county. Orders solicited for
alnhng, Papering, &c. and will he prompt
aed 20. All in need Of painting will save
y calling on or addressing me, for shall
at greatly reduced prices Satisfaction
Z az who. bring work from u distance.
4 attached wood chop for repairing Car
hrnlture, &C., which ] intend to do at
n ice and on reasonable terms. Give me a
nj
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
kEw BLACKsNITH-SHnP

VIII AN OLD BLACKSMITH
As can no longcrrent the shop where Ihave
-. nc business during past yoars, I have removed
nv place uf hu ines e. n usu shop a frv rods f,r
ther north on the -nme street. aud with new tools
new prices aud less Xpcuses believe can satisfy
al that will favor me with work Farmers pra.
.duee taken In exchange for work az ruling prices
HYDE Park. Nov. &, 1869 5Itf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
DENTAL NOTICE.

having retired from the firm
W. & X. q. Gilbert of Montpelier, will
ue the practice of Dentistry, in all its
hes, at
MORRlSV LIE,
ns good work will be furnished AT reason
iices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
And shall hereafter keep my Office open
In. FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
III, but shall be away from home more or
Ethe remainder of the time.
fe ALL the modern provemcnts, and
II entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
u be required.
R. G. GILBERT.
Aug. 10th, 1863. 39tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
Licensed Auctioneers.

I1NNELL.
<sherT, Licensed Auctioneer and Detective
Hyde Park, Vt.
1lls promptly attended to.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
STORE I
II. p. SHOREY,

dealer in
's, ORGANS, MUSICAL BOOKS
ING MACHINES and MACHINE
n NDINuS. OLD MACHINES
Exchange for new, I4tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
sC)Ts'

E0Tr, No. Hyde Park, VT,
4tnrer Of Collins and Caskets Always on
<lll izake and trim to order on shortnotice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
Miscellaneous

kANDER Andersen.
Blacksmith, Hyde Park VT.
eased OFF. Nc ElrOy, his shop on Church
Iepared to attend to all calls in his line
/ectfully asksa share of the patronage.
rrants cure for interfering horses
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
Dentists.

q ANN En-,
Deputy sheriff and Licensed Auctioneer
North Hyde Park, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-28
PECK. Dentist.

n. PECK, Dentist.
johnson, VT.
" teeth put IN the best state ofpres ervation
NJ the gums successfully treated ;artiiicial
NJ in every style known TO the profession
, 1872-10-27
TO oRENT--sNOREs, OFFICES, 60.


no RENT-BY ". H. SAMPSON / CO., REAL
l Estate md House Renting Agency, LA LaSane-st.,
o''4 "''~e STORES, OFFICES, &c.
Fourstory and basement stone front buildings 100 and
and basement brick buildings 1871. le3 1885,
and Isl Randolph-st corner Fifh-av., with s,ozas,'
IS Statest., stone front building. -.,,-,..
Very desirable basement northwest corner Mouroe
snd Statests. under Bishop G2rne3. ,;..-
location nud buildings for Wholesale esacc;
sp5 East Lakest.. 4story and basement onldlaE
III aud 1ss Laksst 4stozy and basement Stone front
second, third, sad fourth ionss lss East r@axc-st.
f!ss is s''''
Store 81 and IS East Rsndolpnst. .-,,,,-s..
Beautifnl +stoy and basement sono front building "a
"Euildiass 30 5sae Ind d canaEst.
Hew 4soFy nnd bascent slbs fsoas Buildings
IL and IS Deathoarn-sti
100 and lGe Lake.s.
& and % Wabasl,..r.
IL Clark
ELEGANT iye-ato: marble front suildng 14s and III
Beautiful lofts l5s stas-s second, third aud foursh
TWosto.7 aud basement stone front building, s1s Ran
very desirable lofts nc. CORNER State and Lake:sta.
New 9ve-story and basement stouo front buildings, II
II Is i Id afif;it is fifsb,.v.
EonsstoFy ana basement marble front butldias With
g d and f9 H Canals; Gana1-st
449and - Clinton. Slinton..t
q q and 36 Washtastoa1ss>
The aboro stores tour story basement BRICK Haf
". H. SAMPSON = CO..
, 1872-10-27


ITO RENT-RY WN1. Il. SAMPSON CO., REAL Es-
tato and House Renting Agency, M Hest, Otis
HOUSES-SOUTH DIVISION,
Very desirable sory and basement marble front house
on g! s; south Pa1as: Il rooms
Yer beautiful residence on Michean-av near Thirty.
ntnth-s 6 rooms; all uodoru Improvements, large
Now 3story and basement brick houses q, %, g. and
30 Thirty eighthst 9rooms each all the modern i'm
prosements; good location, near Vincennes-av.
ne5fs WHsf fFf9f pf1fsi6S aGgl6 70 foos
Three new houses YoEkst. eoruoz Harrison and
Stores sl5 and III South Halsted-st. with dwellings
ssi West Van Bafsn,st., new astory framo house, 8
Vc desirable furnished house on Honorcst. near Mad
THREE sstoEy and basement marble front bonsez
modern iuapEoy enaeuts; rent 81, 500 year
$50 West Van Buren-st., new stone front house, 10
T 9-stozy framo house, ei3 West Westinghouse rooms;
rcnt SS59 PEE month; possession at once.
4Q4 West TyleEst, 2story and basement Philadel
9a3 West Adams-st., rooms; rent S4n per month";
137 loom1s-st.. IL rooms; SEQ per month
163 NORTH Paulina- St, etorc aud rooms.
VIM Fl. SAMPSON CO..
ITO RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE, ALL IMPROVE
l. ments, No. 6s3 West Nou1on.
Brick touses, Park.av., near Park.
Iii Washing gton.av., new
Aaa Fulton. $50.
III Aather, 10 rooms. SO.
20 rooms Maaisonst for rent sleeping and
Offices only.
Houses ronted and rcnts collected.
D. COLE d SON, House Agent,
1B3 West Nad.ou-st,
, 1872-10-27
TO .RENT--ROOMS.

TO RENT--ROOMS.
no RENT. :. FgRN1sHH1ER Rls HE'D AND uNFgRN1sHE1
faialsssd i atye No Keeping Allowed I
n the building Apply on fourth floor, between 10
no RENTAL s6o4 wARREN:Av., FOUR ROOMS.
M ss sas eaaa X SsBP I'd
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no RENT-oNE NICELY FURNISHED SMALL
m 9 s ss9 II quiet private hoo at
no RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM, AND A BED
BATH Ta 2Dpy ss
no oRENT-LoWER FLOOR OF HOUSE 7455 INDi-
lid block from horse cars voEy Comfortable
no RENT-HANDSoME AND CONVENIENT
fooms fer family Is rooms eseh} on second and
E6 RfEsa enfh e SGF Inquire Of
no nENT-rO A SMALL FAMILY, FOUR NICE
d dssr RsntY Biz s9 sss M
no RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
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Ha South Clinton. st.. nca1 Adams. '0@'~N~ -1p''
no sKENT5;G09P FURNISHED ROOMS AT II
no RENT : PHEASANT, lNEATLY-FURNIsHED
front room At No. as South Groon-st. Madison,
suitablo for one or two gentlemen.
refo1saces reaaired il dDai niiehigsn h ''i'
no RENT-FURS1sHED ROOMS At NO. 1o66 MDI-
s. s1Fh oH q osE
RIO RENT-FURN1SHED OR UNTURNIsHED TWO
f5ont With without board. in psivate FAM
no RENT-AT 9s SOUTH PARK-AV:. a PLEAS
ant furnished front roon On shs fist floor for one
t. s s. To-
no RENT-31z FULTONsr,- . SECOND STORY
out s1Rs @ s arn z or witt"
nrge closet, for gentlemen. Apply 1ss Twenoth-st.
= XHEX Ro9s TT
nahed or not. Terms reasonable.
no RENT-ROoAis Ar re MIcHIGAN.AV.
no EESTIA TE5oET 5 T FARI0E; r ; TPRSisTE}R IS T} OF q
foom to sonts only w. Apply M a S 81 ''
no RENT5TWo or ,TAREE DESIRABLE I'M
court.
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no REET:-WITH BoARD-A PLEASANT 9NFUR
nisboa fsontI or suit. With closet and EaFate
% sosh sde &
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no RENr5FyRNIsIIED Koo5is- door I'll S1sSd nod
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
MURDER IN UNION COUNTY,
A MAN SHOOTS HIS BROTHER IN
COLD BLOOD.
ESCAPE OF THE ASSASSIN.

On last Sunday, VIM. Hicks, who has
lived for many years about one mile west
of Jonesboro, called at the house of his
brother James, who was his neighbor.
There had been dispute between the two
brothers about an old pillow, and Will
liam renewed it shortly after he entered
the house. James stoutly maintained his
position IN regard to the pillow, but with no
warmth or passion. William
soon became a raging maniac and in par
oxysm of rage drew revolver and fired
three balls into his brothers breast, killing
him instantly. This was done in the pres.
ence of his wife and four children who
fled in fear Of their own lives. The
sfter he had assured himself
that the balls had no, failed to do the
duty he wished them to perform, mounted
his horse and succeeded in escaping from
the neigheorhood of the bloody deed. 1t
is feared the murderer will be handed over
to the mercies of Judge Lynch If he should
DO captured by the excited men who are in
pursuit Of him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
CARBONDALE,

| NEWS FROM THE LATE HOME OF LOGAN.
(Communicated.)
Carbondale, H.. April 2, 1872.
You no doubt will be pleased to learn
that Joseph Robarts, formerly OF The
BULLETIN Office, was elected yesterday
school director in school district number 8
of our city.
Fur the past three years
our schools have been gov.
erned by certain clique. Certain teach
ers must be hired regardless of qualiflca.
iions. Consequently our schools became
worthless. Enormous wages were paid to
the teachers. All books must be bought
Of certain parties. 1t went SO far that
child would not be allowed to buy u slate
pencil outside the ring.
Joe announced himself candidate and
pledged himself to the people that, if
elected, he would bring to light some Of
the most stupendous frauds, which had
been practised by the former directors.
HS 'fPpo't'ph p'odSHl Oul lHtlT Olu cam
didate for reelection, who had been
plant tool and always ready to be used
for any purpose whatever.
The people rallied. The contest ragged
hot The directors held open one hour
later than advertised, in hopes of rallying
their strength and defeating Joe. About
$50 votes were cast. Joe received 40
Our city and town election comes off
to-day. There is considerable excitement
for y temperance town. The niggers
were addressed last night by many candl-
dates. Boyle, whose surname is Finngan,
of the Normal, also addressed
the darkies. He used softer arguments
than brick butts. The latter arguments he
used daily upon their heads while work.
ing upon the Normal. Prospects for an
overwhelming fruit crop fattering.
Wink"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
SAD ACCIDENT,

LITTLE GIRL DROWNED IN A CIsrERN.
Yesterday about noon u little daughter
Of John Cummings. named Mary Ellen,
went to the cistern at her parents resi-
dencc, near Uliin, where Mr.. Cummings,
formerly Of Caro- is now working for Mr..
james Morris, and while attempting to
draw water with II bucket fell in and was
drowned. No person saw the accident
The little girl, aged eight years, only q
few minutes before her lifeess body was
discovered in the cistern, had been with
her mother in the house. She laid her
doll Oh sofa and told her mother she was
going out into the yard to play visiting
While Mr.. Cummings was at dinner, the
servant girl told him che could not find
the cistern bucket or Mary Ellen, and she
was afraid the little girl had tumbled into
the cistern. Mr.. Cummings became
alarmed and soon had bis worst fears con-
frmed. He found his daughter in the els
tern life extinct-dead. She will be bu-
ried to-day at Villa Ridge in the Catholic
cemetry.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

bana Wine Compnnys wines Ia this city
II tho bottle with which we have boon
favored is sample of the quality of
these wines, then we are prepared to say
that they are among tho best we have ever
tasted. He has just received large con-
signment, which he is prepared to sell at
the lowest figures. lie mas also on hand a
large and complete stock Of the various
brands of Irish, Scotch and American
whiskics, and wines of every variety.
junl2dd
3-l9.d3w.
The annual election of the Arab fire
company was held on Monday night last,
and resulted in the election of the follow
ing officers
Presidential. Eschbach
vice-President-W Wood Rittenhouse;
Secretary--Thos. J Ker,h
Treasurer-Wm. Kluge;
Board of Directors-Wuud Rttenhousc,
Tho-. j. Kerth, John GOckel, Jno. Prcuss
and z ID Mathus.
Fireman of Hosc-Ed. Dezonia;
Assistant 10 Prcu.s.
Foreman of Little Arab-Sim. Rttcn-
house
Assistant-John Gockel.
The following is the programme of
the Presbyterian Church Choir Concert
ut the A,heneum Tonight
|. Chorus .. Come with the Gypsy Bride.
FULL CHORUS.
=. Piano Solo, ...... Willmers
Mr.. OWEN.
3. Ave Maria, .... Gwen
MRs. LANsDES.
!. 1rand Afla 800. Weber
MIR. sCuLEsIsGER
D. Flower Song, .... from Opera Faust
MISS HuRD
| 9. Misererc, 49,. from Opera Troyatore
MRS. LANsDES AND Ma. OWEN
I. Grand Scrna and Prayer, :. Weber
MRS. scHLEsiSoER.
3. Chorus, ..... ., hail us, ye free
.. Ballad, Good bye sweet heart
Mr. OWEN.
| 10. lnnammatus, ~ Stabat Mater
MRS. LANsDES.
Concert 10 begin ut clock precisely
Tickets TO be had ut Rockwell h Co.
book store, Z. q. Schuhs drug store and
ut The door.
Reserved seats will be sold at the box
office until pm. to-day
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
unkind act he would die with the shock

unkind act he would die with the shock
of new sensation.
We almost overlooked the following
very good thing which appeared in the
MOUND City journal of last week
Some Cairo and Mound City gentlemen
met in st. Louis few days since and in.
cidentally exhibited the characteristics of
the people of the two places. Said n Cal
70 man, I" let us all 20 and have a Cairo
treat" The party proceeded to saloon
each took what he desired, and the Cairo
man who had extended the invitation then
laid down n dime for his own drink, an
intiination that each one should pay for
his own. Soon after, u Mound City man
proposed the party should huvea Mound
City treat. All hands took n drink; then
the Mound City man, by way of settle
meat, raped on the counter and said
"those were mine Such is the differ
ence between the people of the two towns.
AT a meeting of the Mary Z. For
sythe excursionists, held in the cabin Of the
vessel yesterday morning. Captain Will
liam j. Halliday presiding DR.. Casey
made u speech in which he paid to Capt.
Hambieton many morited compliments
The conclusion was rs follows:
g. am sure you will agree with me
when say that Capt. Hambleton is PEE
culiarly adapted ~ the command of
Mississippi steamer, and the wonder is he
did not take to tue business sooner. But
better late than never. You will remem-
Dor that Columbus INDUCED in the dry
goods bu,iness in his carry years, and it
was not until late in life he went into the
discovery business. Hannibal, too, nc
cordlng to the historian, sawed wood for II
living in the streets of Carthage until ac-
cident drificd him into warrior, and
Noah did not no, ah mo he was a bOatman
until he had lived century or two. Bat
further illustrations would be super fuous,
and therefore l have to say, as remarked
in the beginning, have no doubt of IL in
the world. In conclusion | would say, if
permitted, bully for Hambleton.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS,

The Mary 4. Forsythe arrived from
New Orleans early yesterday morning,
and is now loading for return trip. The
pleasure party who made the round trip on
her expressed themselves highly pleased
with the trip, and there will ever be a
green spot in their memory for Capt.
Hambeton and his polite crew.
The Belle Lee returned from Paducsh
with 600 hogsheads of tobacco, and will
I'll out her trip here with all she can
carry.
The John Lumsden came in from Nash.
Vile with far load Of freight, and AS
usual she went up the Mississippi for
load of corn.
The Ed Hobbs, with tow of iron on,
passed by for Pttsburg without landing:
The Emma c. Elliott had fair TRIP :"
freight, and cabin full Of peoP'e w.
Memphis. Captain George AieoHe w.
chief clerk and is bound to become y Ia
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
THE BULLETIN.
Publication once, Bulletin Building,
Washington Avenue.
tFor the BulleIin.)
ANOTHER DASTARDLY MURDER.

J, c. GILMORE, OF JOHNSON COUNTY, THE
VICTIM.
Vienna, March 80
Our village was Mortified this morning
oy The repor, that j. c. Clymore, Esq, of
our county, had been murdered some six
'i''e' south OF town near " hat is known AZ
Indian Point Procccd;,o 70 ,bo sno,
'"''' "e'e presented evidences sufficient
'o"u'm 'he report. Two huge bick.
DRY clubs we're found stained u -,
and the trail was followed To A..
som" thirty feet from the ru,a -,
1t was discovered the body had boon
thrown over the bank into the water sor,,
eight or ten feet below. The can ana
some papers OF the deceased, together
with his ssddle-bags were found near a,
hand No clue to the murderers as vet
and the greatest excitement prevails. Tn,
body had not been recovered up to ihi,
evening
You will remember that Mr.. Clymore
(being claim agent was before the "
D. district court in your city on charge
OF obtaining money for persons not in this
county, from which he wa, e1honerated
The general opinion is that he was muir
dered for money. He was on his return
from the southern part of tho county
where he had been to pay of a claim held
against him. AS near Al can be ascer,
tanned, the deed was committed between
seven and eight o'clock last evening.
BouRGIoIsK.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
CORRESPONDENTS.


A WORD PROM A FRIEND OF THE BuLLE-
TIN
To the Editor the Bulletin.
AS taxpayer and interested citizen Of
Cairo, wish to add to the reasons given
in THE BULLETIN of this morning why
it should have the city printing at a large
advance upon the bid of the SUM- and yet
do the printing for less than the Sun.
The value CT space in II paper is in pro-
portion to circulation. One inch in the
New York Tribune daily is worth per
snnum, say $500 and cheap at that, when
one inch in paper Of the circulation of
the Cairo Sun in New York would not
command ten cents nor be worth that
amount. Why Because it would not
reach the people.
A column Of city printing in The Bull
LETIN reaches at least four times as many
rs one would in the SUM- and is worth
six times as much, in all fairness, if reck-
oned as the same sort Of work is reckoncd
at any other place in the world, and the
council no doubt will so decide. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
TRIPLES.
ueur As AIR AND AS HEAVY AS LEAD.

LIGHT Az AIR AND AS HEAVY AS LEAD.
"us'e at the Atheneum tonight.
Lent Is gone, and we wish our UNI
'''''" winch WAS len, would come back.
Inc most tr'hing thing current ia
Councilman John Woods good op,ui,n
The dance al the st. Charles ,o.no,
row night will, il prsmonition, ;n,i.a,.
truly tho facts in tho case, be a grand a,Y,lr
The young folks who lately accom-.
panied Capt Hambleton to New Orleans
have not yet concluded to discontinue
praising the captains kindness, gentle
manlinoss, courtesy, and all those things.
Their good opinion is merited. HANDLE.
ton is, rs everybody knows, the biggest
hearted man in the Mississippi valley,
II be were to attempt to do mean or an
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS,

Here the river is booming; tina, is to
say, rising very fast 1t i, partly out of
Tennessee river and also back water
from the Mississippi river, which are ris-
ing very fast. There is about II feet WA
ter now in the channel to st. Louis, and
more looked for. The Tennessee river is
on the rise again. The river is falling
again at Pitt>burg. The Mononpahela
has s.! feet, and the Allegheny A feet, and
it is expected there will be 6,5OOO,0 900
bushels coal shipped on the present rise.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

WIN. Alba has removed bis barber
chop two doors below Paul G.. Schuhs
drug store, where he will be found TO-
gether with his brother Conrad swinging
his sharp razors rs usual. The shop is
fitted up in splendid style, and IA room SO,
apart for the accommodation OF ladies
who wish to have hair dressed or cut.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

~" superb HAIR dyeis the best in tho worli-
y'H-oey harmless r4l,sh,e anu instantaneous.
noe"sPp',n''h'n' The Z hume ". A. Batehe.
"'s "Ai p'o produces imned,steiy natural
black az brown Does not stain the sk,p I'm,
hsvss the HAIR clean, soh anc beautiful. Tbs
enly sac md perfect lair dye. sold by eli aruv.
gisis. Factsry, 10 Bond st.. NY.
3l0-eod.yw-ly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
BIO MUDDY COAL.

Steamboats, supplied at any time, DO, h
day and night, with either lump or chest
nut coal, in any quantity, and on usual
terms at the yard Mt Grand Tower, Ills
Special contracts offered on favorable
terms upon application.
II. V. OLYPHASr
d. A. BoKEE, Gehl. Supt.
Sales Agent. 3-lj-ly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
NOTICE.

The board OF examiners for the county
OF Alexander, will meet for the purpose
OF examining teachers of common schools,
on Friday afternoon at , o'clock, April
9th, 1872, ut the school house, on 18th
street, in the city of Cairo.
J"nS G. WHITE,
County Sup't. of schools.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
huSINRsS AND WEATHER.

There was considerable activi on the
lower landing yesterday. The wharfboats
are filed MS full ms they can hold, and i'm
mense piles o freight ARE lying on the land
ing.
Yesterday was a disagreeable, damp
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.


Cottage contairing four rooms and a
kitchen with lot 25xi0O situated on Pop.
lar street, between Twentieth and Division
Apply on the premises or to me.
~ JAMES a. Fry.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED AND DEPARTED.
Steamer. Where from. Where to
ARRIVED AND DEPARTED.
+. c. Elliott. Cincinnati Memphis.
j. Lumsden. .. Nashville.
b lie Memphis. Memphis st. Louis.
X. A Babbage Ohio river.
NJ. L. Forsyth y. Orleans.
Minneola ......Cincinnati ~. Orleans.
Id. Habbs......St. Louis.....Plttsburg.
VIM. Cnwen.. E. Louisville.
Belle Lee. Paducah.
Illinois .........Cnl ...... ..... Col.
Jim. Fisk, Jr. Paducah. ..... Paducah.
Ca itol City...St. Louis. N. Orleans.