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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

--SIeiqhipg good
Brisk -amusemeuts.
The Gazette has made its appearance.
Main Street presents lively appear
ance.
Henry sheldon IS charging aud
identifying his store.
The Gate. House IL filled with guests
attending The County Court
-Rndolph Goldsmith was presented
with s. son last week. The "youugstcr'
has been chriecncd, Horace Greeley
Goldsmith.
An arrangement has been made with
:. N. BowIos, to give literary enter
taiumcnt in llanwellgille, sometime dur
ing the present winter.
Publishers Of popular newspapers,
.shoull be prompt ia rcmnncming ron-
tibntofs. Men that labor expect TO bc
paid according 90 agreement. most surc-
1y
The utxt lecture before the ! 81. a.
&. to be delivered by Rev Dr. Hawiey.
Clergyman of the Methodist Church
Subject Popular Edacadou onr Nj.
ti0ual Safety
1t j. rnmored that lion. W. y. llor
robin viii take up bis permanent resi-
dence 81 C0hoes, che increase 81 his bnJ
mesa rendering tbs step necessary.
--Ilou. 7 ". Park 6. workiug viii
much zeal, 20 consolidate tie railroad
on the new line between New York aut
Rutland lie recently purchased In eem
|pauy with two other geAtlemeu goit
mine ina California lor which be pal
$4,000, be taking haif interest
The concert given ~ The Meadles
shin Qain,eite CInb, under lhe suspicc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
Sl.co A GALGoN, 40 CTS. A QUART

Donations, wedding parties, aud social gather
iugs supplied on reasonable teims, We hafu
teams running III all dir ctions a supply families
and shal call regularly twice each weok.
When you buy 0Srtets BE- furp aHi Inquire
they are from u ileyr oyster HuusH Factory
rlIpt oysters are furnished at retail by Che
plate fried or steved aud 80 oyety style, tl88
extra laFFe oysters far frying, At uiw hrdluft
crs neatly opposite Waterheuse Co.'S Knitting
Min. Factory Point. W. We shall be- picasri t3
receive callr from parties ont Of town of a0f
time. ''our latch string Il always 0ut"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
NnRIn RENNINnInN.

The mail train north, all but the rear
car, ran Of the track, on the "Y' on Mon
day evening. No serious damage bnt
some delay.
Extensive preparation, are in prog
ress for n fair aud festival at Bank Hall
on the evenings Of the 10Th and 20tb, for
the benefit Of the New Congregational
church.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

by e1prrss, by tbe barrel directly from H,s ogs
ter Bay. Retail neslors sfe Supplied BY lie
Barrel, halt barrel on tub, az prlets tiat vii
compete with the Fr0l dealers,
tutl further notice We ia ll retail uystnrs s{
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

We eafu ihai tie store u e. u.
LandmaH was burned 90 the night efihe
iaIh, together viii nearly Ell she con-
teu's. Insurance an The store snd goods,
Sl8u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
GIvn NJ IN NERMoNrl
JHEsArEAKE oYs1FRs mCrNfp DHU

the only Tlayo Ngtlb II IffY where oystua
are received directly from The orstae hudHs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

We are having very good sleighing,
although with but little snow on the
ground, and our people generally, are inn
proving it.
West q Brother have iust been re-
ceiying a lot Of new goods, including
Toys and Fancy Goods for the Holidays.
Read their advertisement.
The Peg Factory which has had TO
shut down several times, during the past
season. for want oftmber, is now receiy-
ing large quantity from this vicinity,
also. from Dorset and Danny by cars,
which wiIlkeep them in supply for months
10 como. Wood and logs are also on the
move in every direction.
The Car Company have just built
for the b. x G.. II. r., coach and bag
gage car that is a wonder OF its kind, both
in workmanship aud convenience. They
have, also, Hnder way, several coal cars
of new style, for parties on the Harlem
Il. II. This branch Of business in ouI
mids. seems to be on the gain and where
ever the cars of this company have gone,
they are pronounced Of A No. character.
| All other business in town seems to be
brisk, an unusual thing generally at this
/ time Of the year. e....... ... .....
AT the regular communication OF
Red Mountain Lodge, No. G3, f. & A. NJ.
held Dec. 18th The following officers
were elected for the year ensuing: Chas.
Garfield, W. NJ. James Madison, S. w.
Perry d. Sischo, J. W; c. i. Vault,
Treas; Geo II. Philips, Sec; VIM L.
McAuly, S. d; Brownson Mattison, J. d;
II. S. Hard, Chaplain; Thos. w. Copping,
Clark Hamilton, Stewards; d. w, Ell.
more, Marshal; Ora Leache, Jr., Tyler,
EAST ARLINGTON.
An Oyster Supper in Band Hail.
Thursday evening, Dec. 10Th.
The Methodist Society have a Christ
mas tree in their Church on Christmas
eve. .
/ Our young and nourishing brass ban(
have social dance at Town Hall, Airing
/ ton Christmas eve.
Geo. Andrew, who has been a Grip
pie so long had one of his limbs amputa
ted last Friday, the operation being per
formed by Drs. Mosely and Haskins o
Arlington, and DR.. Rogers Of SALISBURY
1t is the intention. to amputate the othe
limb as soon as he can bear IT, His cast
is n sad one and eXcites the sympathy o
all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
Ir DOR ut

Tbs maib.e mills are 40 shat down
iof lle winter, ltal 81 y. l., Kent & O..
closing up last week
All thc Freddy quarry d gang 81
bands vii be KEEP, at work all winter uu-
covering Al the other quarries we learn
that w0gA IL suspended parity ia eonsc-
quenet Of strike on account 81 relac,
tiag b wages.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

"A wedding ceremony was performed
at tbc Congregational Church, Dee. 10th,
by she Rev Mr. Icssup ofTrcy, n. y. The
parties were Rev ]. +, Dermerit, pastor
81 thc church, and Miss Lucy II Brom-
lcy. daughter Of Daniel H. Bromley.
E.q The beautiful aud unique marriage
ceremony b. tie officiating clergyman
will long &c remembered by The large as-
scmbls present Tho music co. thc oe-
sa.iau was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs
II q. Wiekham aud Mr.. and Mrs. George
Loomis, Jed by Mr. Wm. u. Dcul0 oi
Rupert Miss Julia Aodue, 0fgABi.t
1bsir superb aHa tasteful rendering ofibe
directing Glee7 and the Bridal Hymn, q.
with other music, added gres,lg 10 thc
occasion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

ft thsae words sTtry hat SEEK ne ear
ly shall 6u3 me- Tho DANIEL q years
Ga
Plenty 81 .gaw good ,'e.Fhiag eaast-
ing. sid sksuur sometimes Hayf are
uussaace, caas0ue oa paaltr streets +
wtera ag The amthafitics for lass aH
broken and bones wtl he. ...
Instead Of James Becd 6 shoa.d
base been written Iieuv Recd in last
weeks paper AMER hs sudden death,
Dds wife soon followed au instance Of
going homo together almost
Rev. Joseph Chandler has resigned
Die pattgrsfc Fl Wet q where De- las
been n Years. Tic IS offered salary Of
sl#@ to stay iuc coming year ~ hired
pastor Oaeof hl. friends hopes Boo WON'T
accept.
Quite an rNrlliug village meeting go,
Cured lasg week, lie question "who
should be Chief Engineer being dis.
pu,cd by 5. VI. Waite the incumbent,
aud /. Il. FnlIer. Both wanted The Of
fee, aud both had f,ieud. aud s NJ
Waite carried the day.
An attempt at robbery, was made
Friday night. Five stores were entered,
bat getting into the cellar, by the back
window. these rogue- eould yet no far
tbor the upper doors being locked.
Small change, a boys coat, meat &C,
were taken, 4 strange affair attempting
SO much, being so successful NJ first, and
not accomplishing more.
How often and forriby We are re-
minded, that We, as actors Ia life come on
aud 90 OF the stage very rapidly. Old
men we have been accustomed to see, die
and are forgotten: children wc say
come ou more rapidly than in Golden
times, while we who live is If we were
lookers-ou, iind ourselves swept on, ia
the same path with the multitude. Who
viii be wise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

Ira MAN WANTS 4 BoTTIE or WagsKEY lot him
buy it and take IL home like a man, and not sneak
home with bottle Of "Bitters" Or Cordial, "
aud pretend that it l. medicine. II he wants Il
tome that is something better than a temporary
stimulcnt, he should get a bottle Of Peruvian
Syrup, tan Iron tOnic) that yitalizes tue blood
and gives durable strength 10 the system.
ONE HUNDRED DEATHS PER WEEK IN Now YORK
and Brooklyn from diseases Of the throat and
ungsi j. t not awful Aud yet H1ies Honey
Of H1ret0tad aRd Tar, taken ia time, would pre-
vent soyeu-eigbtg Of this fughtfnl mortality. Ne
cough % ugld eau resist ibis baisamic remedy
Crtteet0u's, sob AyGnUe. Sold 10y ml Drug
gists
Plies Iootdache Drops cure 30 minute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

The following items, from our Rratlle-
boro correspondent, reaehed rs too late
for last week issnc.-Ep. JotRSL.j
Church sociablcs are at their prime.
Amy Stone was hero saturday even
ing.
-lev Robert 6. Colver lectared Fri
day evening.
Post Sedgwisk haze their animal
Calico Dance New Years eye.
Who s7a lle wonderful display 81
metcorss
MIR Nose Van Doom aud wifi, eele-
braicl tbeir silver wedding la-t week.
Mr.. James Reed and Deacon Isaac
Hines 90 to Jacksonville Florida aeain
this winter.
-~Chtismas sabbath school Concert
al ttc Congregational Church. sunday
evening
--Eey Nc Harris leetufea sunday
evening ou Requisite" BIZ general
subject being woman
II. l.. gay has raised The hack part
81 ibe block, adaiug very mueb 10 re
general appearance
Mr. s. Tyler's bHlilmg "a souti
Main-St Is being agial completed. \
great Improvement
The FtaHix tells q orc u our Pre-,
coeilies who wrote q letter tobef bean
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
DIARIES roh lssa.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CONFEC
TIONERY. ETC. ETC.

CTR MOTTO "upTINt~H
Manchester Nt., 18th Ug, 1861
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

"A singing school was organized last
week Let all who wish to learn to sing
avail themselves OF this opportunity.
Tile reading circle passed off well,
with an increased attendance. The next
one i, to be held at Rev. Mr.. Pratt's, on
THURSDAY eve Dee. &c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
The Washington Treaty Dead.

The Washington Treaty is at last pronounced
dead. 1t has died of too much nursing. Grant
sought to make it an electioneering hobby, by
which, under the preposterous supposition that
several thousand millions of dollars could be
drawn out of Great Britain, the people were to
be gulled into continuing the present Executive
in power another term But the condition of the
National finances and hazard to the bonded
interest 10 say nothing of the rottenness of the
bo ,s'cd IRON clad Navy, brought up wall from
these sources at least months earlier than
at first anticipated by the Administration. 1t
was not expected that the British Statesmen
would stand aside from the Arbitration until they
saw what was To be arbtrated. But would 60 in and
then long and tedious argument would result
from the introduction of the claim for consequent
tial damages During which Grant and his party
would work up the political passions OF the peo-
ple before the Secretary of State would conclude,
as he has doIe to Withdraw or surrender the
claims.
Well, the Treaty has been rendered u stupen-
,ious failure ~ the Administration. Like every
thing else it has undertaken. it has cost in :
Inense dcal OF money and vast sight of trouble 4,
and rendered equivalent return. OF the i'm
Inense taxes drawn out Of the people, millions
upon millions OF dollars are wasted by the bung
hing OF this most trihing OF all Administrations If
the Federal government.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
Democratic County Meeting.


A meeting Of the Democratic voters OF New
Castle county will be held III the Court House. AZ
New Castle, on
Saturday. the 20th Of May
at o'clock. p NJ for the purpose Of reorganz'ng the
Party. appointing Judges to hold the Democratic
Nomination Election for Sheriff and Coroner. and
to attend to such other business as may be deemed
necessary for carrying forward the approaching
important election campaign.
1t has been wisely said that the price OF liberty
is eternal vigilance; and 1t behooves every man
who loves his country. its institutions, liberal
laws and social rights, to be present and aid by
ms countenance and influence in retaining those
sacred rights we have so long enjoyed. and which
are now threatened by an insid,ous enemy and
willy foe.
All white men who cherish thsir country, ana
would unite with the Democratic party in an
honest and earnest effort to sustain the laws.
reduce taxation reform abuses. and benefit all
classes of our people, are cordially invited to
attend
The meeting will lie eloquenty addressed by
gentlemen of the party.
SWITHIN CHANDLER.
Chairman of Last County Meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
DAILY GAZETTE.
,,P. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

THEDAILy GAZETTE is published every afternoon
Except Sunday at i6 Market street. and served ny
carriers to subscribers in all parts OF wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages. Tor SIX
cents n week. payabo weekly. Yearly subscribers
S.. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established i'o''
: the largest and most hOurishing weekly IN the
State. and has larger circulation than any other
an the Peninsular, Published avery Friday morn
ns at q II year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

sure Death to Rats, Reaches
and all other vermin: BURT'S PASTE. sold by
m.r1o-1m WALTON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

Miss Mary c. Pike, daughter of the Hon.
James S. Pike, OF Washington, is now one of
The editors of Woods Household Magazine.
published at Newburg, N. Y.
The Cleveland Leader is under the impress
sion that it has enough poetry ON hand 20 last
ill nexl fay, but if the spring is backward, and
the fires have 10 be kept up, i, will probably
Iced more.
Hamilton, the well-known Boston artist, has
painted the scene OF Chicago in 6ames The
work has been patiently and conscientiously ac-
compirhed, and is highly commended by com.
peent critics.
Among recent additions to the New York
Central Park Geological collection are q spotted
hyena, TWO young Indian elephants, a bay lynx,
Two young Russian bears, and very dirninn,ive
eaver.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
Perfume Atomizevs.

for dffusing perumery in tho most economical man :
ner sc snting the clothing. handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing apnlieai"ns OF
water or other liquids for headache. inhnmed eyes.
burns sensitive surfaces Ac., also for disinteet,ns
and pei fu,ning the sick room. Far safe by
u. BRINGHl kST n co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
Stoam Atornizer8,

For tho Inhalation of atomzed fluids in tae treat
ment of chronic diseases OF the throat air passages
and lungs. Being SELF acting they produced an even
and contnuou flow Of ~ ~ay without Inconvenience
or labor During the hist two three years We
have supplied several dozen of these atomizers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
u. BRINaHURST Co. Arothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
shot Gun, Kline Il Pistol Mandatory
NATHANIEL MELCIgOIR,

Successor to the late +. Herting, No. PA King
elreet. above I'd. Wilmington, bel. respectfully
informs bis friends and Sport men seneraily thai
he will continue the manufactures of Shot iuns
Rifles and Pistols, at the old stand. No. 2li kins
street and has for sale large and beautiful stock
Of Fire Arms. among which are
Double, Barre, Guns from IS to il2j.
Single Barrel Guns from SO 10 go.
All kinds of Pistols, Colts. Shapes Aliens ana
complete. Also Elys best ioubie water proof Per.
cuasion Caps; every sire ball and shot; dame Bags
and Cunning A pparaius generally. Fishing Tackle
&C.. constantly ON hand and for sale Wholesale
retail at the lowest cash prices.
and Lock smithire NJ heret fore pnv0-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

WAL WAR, Little Delaware has become
spnnky. She has thrown down the glove to Jer-
sey, and "put her armor on" by the arrest of q
number Of our fishermen, and taken them to Will
mlngton, where they were fined $3.50 EACH
Now Delaware is quitting on airs" and claims
lurfdiction to low water mark the Jersey
shore Did you everf Does she want Jersey to
lay her across her lap and spank herr Whipping
posts and slap Jacks this ia too much A dele
CATION OF our aggrieved fishermen have invoked
the aid ut Gov. Parker, who has consulted Attor-
ney-Generh Gilchrist. and immediate measures
will be taken to settle the difficulty This speck
Of war has created little excitement. That
Delaware Is assuming too much must be apparent
TO all; and regret that our fishermen should be
wrongea in city which gives such liberal sup
port to spicy daily like the GAZETTE. 1t will
be that Gov. Parker has issued u very con-
ciliatory proclamation, and proposes to submit the
matter IN dispute TO legal adjudication. We have
no doubt the Governor OF Delaware will be
equally desirous Of an amicable settlement of the
question camden Democrat, Of thss morning
We hope our gallant and good -natnred friend
Of the Democrat will inform His Excsllency, Gov.
PARKER, that Delaware is III no mood for maElng
wal upon her pleasant old neighbor, beside whom
we have lived so long Especially would we
regret that 'the friendly relations" of two such
great commsnwealths should be disturbed while
that oI New Jersey is under the Executive care
OF such noble Democrat as Gov. PARKER The
Democrat may rest assured that Gov. PONDER
will not be outrvalled IN disposition for adopt
ing the most "conciliatory measures" Already
Admiral frtchard has Withdrawn our Naval
forces to await results. In the meantime New
Jersey fishermen may bail as much water out of
the Delaware, within the twelve mile circle, as
they please but if there happen to be any fine
fish IN the pail they will please put them back
again until these difficulties are terminated by
conference of the two P.'s. and the States once
more settle down IN the most friendly relations
toward each other So you see there is no neces
slty fol undertaking that spanking" business yet
Delaware never was whipped" and never means
to be.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

Coal, Flour and Feed of ~ kinds sold on commis-
sion. Also. all kinds OF flower. field and garden
seed in season. Public patronage solicited by
A. 7. ALLDERDICE.
janl2u No. Ill Shrley street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
n ew Fort.

The Appropriation OF <42, 800 for building new
fort on the Delaware River, IN Delaware, opposite
Fort Delaware, passed the House Of Represents
tives yesterday
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
CITY MorlcE5.
r n O)S - =.

YUs r received = full supply Of chear aua good
eJ TKUSSEs at WALTON'S Drug store. They
vii. he fitted without extra charge by II cVnret.tt
"er,"n Cali and buy one. marl2ln.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11

IT. ALLDEIDICE. No.. IL shipley street W!st
OF brass. galvanized iron. &c. Also. makes Gal-
vanized Wire Guards for store. and factory doors
and windows at Philadclphia prices. Call and eH-
anime my samples. lanlM
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
OUR CHURCH ES.

EsBYTERIAS-Eighih .s,reet.
Preaching. Sabbath at 1OiS A. ~, and ~ Pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at N r.r.
sunday School, 3 Pm. }. NJ. Lsnsden, Super.
Intendent. Rev. g. II. FooTL, Psster.
NETRo9isr-Cor Eighth and walnut sts.
Pres&bs, Sabbath lolIs A. NJ. snd7
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7Jlp.n.
Sunday school .3px. l.. W. sulwell, super.
,ntend.nt. Rev. Y. l.. Tuoxrsos, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-(Ep (Epi-copaD
Morning prayers, Sabbath lo1z An.
Evening prayers 7tS'r. ~.
Sabbath school, os.s.
Rev. ME. Co.s, Rector.
tr. PATRfcR's cnURcH-5or. Ninth s.. end
Washington Avenue.
Public Service, sabbath ~ and f0HA HA.s
Nespers. sp.s.
undsy school, r.s.
Service every day, sP.H.
Rev. =. J. O'HALLoE.s, Priest.
iJuSG MEN's CHRISTIAN NAsSoClATioN-Reg-
ular m.eting second Monday each month at the
Prayer room of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting. Friday. y. ?. ST., 1t
The Prayer room Of the Presb, terian church.
G. P.ssoss, President.
AFRICAN NETHODIsT-fouresn,h between
Walnut ani Cedar.
servic.-, Sabbath, II ~.
suaday school, ~ pS.
C.ss-3P.s.
SECOND tREE-wiLL LBAPTlsT-fift-enth ~.
Preaching ~ F.H. Rev. WIN. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, ~ and Pm.
Rev. ". RIcxs. Pastor.
fREE.wILi. BAPrIsT HOME MI-siuN suH
DAY sChooIs-Cofner ws,nut and Cedar Ste.
hundsy School, oA.n
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur
ry's Barracks.
eryice., sabbath II A. NJ. Pm. and ~ r.n.
Rev. VS.. KELLY, Pastor.
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST cHURcH-bet'
ween 10th and nth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath Io1I A. NJ, and 7,s ~.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
rabbath s-hool, w y n. John Van BAXTER ana
Mary stephens superintendsnts.
Rev. TJ. BoHrs. Paste
SECOND BAFrsT cHURCH-fo omteenih street
ts,wsen Cedar and Walnut; Rev. Jacob Brad
ley, Eider; the only Baptist Church Recognized
~ the As.oclstion. Services. Sunday II O'Clock
s.m., at ) pm. and at pm.
Jacos Bs.pLEr, Elder
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

ydyor-John n. Lsnsden.
fressnrer-J. Il. Taylor.
Comptroller-f, A. Burnett
Ci--k-Mchael Howley.
Al, rshal-Andrew Cain.
Att, -ney-P. Pope.
Police Msgistrates-F. Bross and B. Shan
ueAsy
Chte. oil Police-L II. Myers.
SELECT coUSCil
ayor-John N. Lansden,
First Ward-P. g. schuh'
Second Ward-c. R. Woodward
Third wsrd--Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards. Stats Taylor.
u,,y.st.Iarge-w.P P. HShday and d. Hurd'
BOARD OF ALDERMEs.
tlRSr WARD-James Rearden
Leo Keb,
Isaac Walden.
kCOND WARD-R. H.iCunnlngham'
Z. Buder,
Henry Winter,
James swayne.
supD WARD-Wm. strsttou,
Patrick fitzgerald.
ovRTH WARp-James Carroll.i
G.H.sesss, sla.f ,.U
:J.r, ,Mstsalf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
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THE AAsOSs.

CAilo CoNxlsprnr, No. l3.-staied Assembly
o. the Asylum Mason; Hall, first and third. sac
urdavs in each month.
CAtKo CorScti, No. 2i.-seguiar Convocstiona at
a.onic Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CAiso CHApryE, No. Tl.--2egular Convocation
OF Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesdsy oi ever!
month.
C.Iro Lopar, No. 23T p. "A, n Regular Votn;
muuicstlons at Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays OF each month
UILr. Iopsr. No. 56s r. 8 A. M.-Regular Com
municstions al Masonic Hall-arst and third
Thursdays in each month.
rHE oDD-FELLows.
AltrAspEH LopoI, 2.i.-Meets In OddFelloH $.
Hall, in Art.r- Building, every THURSDAY even
ng, at To'closk.