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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Sherlln'x sale.

49, By virtue of writ IF Levari Fsciss, to
!4 he directed. yill be exposed to Public
!M Sale. at the Washington Hotel. kept BY
- Isaac Pyle, in the City II Wilmington. New
CsStf county. Dssssrs. On
MONDAY, the sd day OF September, 1872,
7 tSAf ta" .*H N2o'ckck p. - 80
the full0WiAs described hssi Esiats. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land situated in
the city of Wuuinston. anisd and ID escrioei as
follows. to .it: Bes,nnins at the nnr!hesst corner
af street ~ fe,t wide aud the Wilmington ard
Christians 'lurnpik road q lea from The trsms
.Aoxie sewsed by 0ss.xr llss..ld. ,,nd running
thence BY the side Of the SAID Tur"pils north Ss
dexssss ssst tAr feet rile alley: thence
thereby sou,h 6s l.grees west a2 feet to the sid
i-xr~se wss " is.l T. the plses of beginning be
| the q .nt~L'> IL. r~of ufOre or lesa.
Seised md sake6 in ex~cutiru ~ the property Of
lRssi.us,s >. Hyrieek ssl Eiin.bsth L. bur. .ock.
his vile, aul tsii- ,e easuis Ara - he s..ld hy
j. MES ARMSTRONG She-'F.
Skssif's sihcs. Ns~ Gsssis. Ssptsnher 1. 1s71.-9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Register . Craer.
EssisrsW OrpIcE,

~
New Castle County. August 18th. 1872.
Upon the application ut John Hand Adm,nistta-
tor ~ Patrick Hand late OF Rr andy ne hundred in
said counS deceased: II Ordered and directed BY
the Register that the Aduinisrat"r sioresaid give
nOtee et the granting sf eiter of Adm nistrs'ion
upon the:Esta.e Of the Ie l:wih the date of grant
ing ther. Of by causing advertisementsto be posted
within forty days from the date OF such Letters in
six Of the most public places "f the county of New
Castle. requiring all peros hav ina dems nds against
the ky ATE to present the same or abide by an Act
vt Assembly in such ca e made aud provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
period in the delaware Gazette. y newspaper pub
shed in Wilmington and to he continued therein
two months.
<nnkA Given under the hand a MI seal Of office of
S0the Register aforesaid. at New Castle, in
New Castle county aforesaid. the day ard
year above written. B. GIBBS. Register.
sGup.t5 NOTICE.
All persons having claims Aeainst the Estate of
the dsseased must pres.n the same du, sttr-ted to
| ths Executor On or before Amgu .S h. 1879. or
ahii. the Act of Assembly iu an n rssa M sde an
| provided. JOHN UAND. Administrator.
| Address Wilmington. Del. y3 2,a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
General News.

Deaths in Philadelphia city last week, 302
y, In Cuba the crops are in splendid condi-
n a cargo of coolies arrived at Havana ON
Friday. '77..
a Our cottoa crop this year Is estimated to be
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excursions.
TIVE SWITZERLAND or AMERICA,
MAUcH Chuck: AND TIE FAMOUS
Switch-BaCk Railroad,
An RxesssioA to the above place will leave VII
ninStea. DEL.
THURSDAY. September "a. io72,

rhursdav. September ~. is72.
.st6o'ciock. A. M
Over p. W. / B. r. r. to Gray's Ferry. thence
around the connecting roads to Erie Avenue, and
over the North Penn - Bethlehem and from Beth
leApm oyer The Lehiae : SusSelAeaes road to
Neuch Chuuck. arriving there at MS !. m.
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
xahneins Cd the fosts the most magnificent and
varied scenery. hill and dale mountain and valley
ueuotsin eesesdss and Rriaitive tcrests. sGordinx
tAAss: Irsvisy Rosd. Rstnsniae. leave Mauch
Chuuck 1t 5 p. M affivtne hOvne 4 10 p. N.
FARE FOR THE BOUND TRlP....--.......A6 50.
Tick cts can Be secured at the book store OF Bough
nan. TAomes / Co., IN, ,Asrkss street.
!i.a.tfst.d ths ps.1tIss; 81 ~ Esessiop .,li Ss
aeSy: Ss 5s:fs Il. n $3.50 49, a. no..;h,. how
many contemplaas making the rin. that snge-
usets - y nsds |otscsn plate in regard 70 cars
IA .R!k. ON. .peseurs 1iokets Rf ~ Excursion,
wi have An order sent them TO get their cts to
Wilntnston Esd rstarn. good Tor three days, fol
tW0HAifds fare. =, gE3Q-2eMsssp4dte
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
4N0- TAX PAYERS Of the First or
l. 2outn0rn 0jetYlCt

City tax sbles will please notice ba the bills
are all " ade our, and the subscriber can he found
at tltbe City Hall every day trnm ) 10 Y o'cl cs II
m. ana from 2tof y. m. Tho uho pay before
the first OF August i'll receive lie tur'i'u If per
cent NM. sliLLEI.
jylt-.t Collector
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
FOR shERIrF

FOR ShERIEF.
The undersigned will be al independent.
LABOR REFORM CANDIDATE
For Sheriff of New Castle county at the next zen
ersi election.
aga Il A u. CRAWFORD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
RQBINRON..RQBINErr On the 4th instant by
Rev. joseph Mssoa st his resideucs. NJ. l4O.
Chr stisp street, Phiiadslphia. Edward J. ROBIN :
ses sad MARI Emma kobinett. both of this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
4 ATTENTION.! DEMOCRATS.

n The Democrats Of Christiana hundred will
viii meet At the house Of Charles Dougherty. Esq.
in Charleston Monday evening. September 9th,
ls72 at o'clock, Tor the purpose of organizing for
the campaign.
nset n ths house OF Charles Dousherty. ESQ, oa
Saturday. September l4th for the purpose oi elect
ing three delegates and three aternate to the Coun
~ Convention. Also. to HOminate . candidate Etf
Inspector. Assessor and Road Commissioner.
The DEMOCRATS Of south Christiana hundred will
meet at the Public School House in School District
No. q. in the village of Newport. on Saturday. Sep
tember ltth for the purpose of eiecting two dele
gates md two alernates to the County Cons ent
Also. to nominate candidate for Inspector Asses
sor and Road Commissioner.
Polls open at o'clock ,. m and hose nj o'clock
p.Aes - :. = +3{l = 4. IA II
By order of he Executive Committee.
sep4-te JNO. ". X. kiLLaORE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

AN INDIAN WAR. According to a Sioux
NY despatch, part OF the Indians who fought
, Major Bakers forces In the YELLOWSTONE Val
II icy came to the Cheyenne Agency, . few days
since, aud reported that Bakers troops lost
4Eer forty 10 killed and wounded. while the
Indian loss was only eleven. They also said
tSat, Baker was compelled to return to Fort
hsiN without having accomplished the object
q expedition. At q recent interview between
oltting Bull and General Stanley. the former
a, said that, II the General did not turn hack.
ne would give him plenty Of fight" FROM
nfteen TO twenty thousand hostile Indian
warriors are6elleved to be nov ~ the Yellow
stoas Valley. and serious trohbls Is feared.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Political.
Worlanxmen, Take Notice

A meeting OF the Workiusmen en and all those In.
tsssste1 in behalf Of Lsbo Will be held at the City
Hall. Wednesday evsnins. September u. at quar-
ter to O'Clock to rAtify tho names of candidates.
20 represent the masses impsrtialy in our Legisla
ture.
men. and who feel that some of our present laws
are aggressive, are especially nyited to attend and
ende9vUr to supp0rt saeh candidates Vt the e6A nx
election that will insure to all wise and judic,uu.
les islstion aud hereby incur tho favor Of fe
low workmsn. the respect add confidence Of our
employers. and the sdmiraf,ou Of the people of
Delaware an d tho entire country.
By order Of the Labor Ass0cist seplO It
NOTICE.
IN The Democrats Of Mill Creek Hundred will
meet 1t the MeSmad on SATURDAY. the l4,h in
slant, at O'Clock. w.. for the purpose Of nomma
ting hundred officers and appointing delegates I,
the Couniy Convention. ~.
| BY order Of the Executive Committee.
| ; sept. We
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

TAe noerA 81 Suoer yssiCn OF New ~ ork, yes
tsrdAY fixed the amount to b. raised by ta1ss -
thst cityfo the yeat 1t $50, ,l37, ,5l3, or ut the
N&t1 X pn each HUNDRED dollars - a -
>SoV aNA-astsnat tA~Sir.-s. a.,
8 EE-0ov. Cartiu is again in critical coudition,
ma tothi0Asn - sss vbieofs.. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

I7=ee : t,+Ass+a& oE-Az sdt ta.9 ,ses e. q!
I45-~s A.oA usf. a. ra,!... ! ..a.-= .+7.s
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AsI.elliA - FtIas '

a5}a-s So 5s -si =At t4L
as ~ asss 80 se vs. . sa5eS Nse
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
POLICE COURT.

john Curran, for CONTEMPT of court,
in refusing to obey summons, was fined
one dollar and the trimmings, which he
paid.
Bill Scott was ares ted on charge OF
using offensive and abusive language.
The evidence against him was not con-
elusive, and he was discharged.
james Flemming was arrested on a
charge Of stealing two bacon shoulders
from the store of Mr.. II. NJ. Hulan. lie
was held TO bail in the sum of SiOO to
answer at the next term of the Alexander
county circuit court.
The case of Geo. W. Hill, charged with
stealing n coat from James Anterior, was
brought up yesterday morning for final
hearing. After hearing the evidence in
the case Hill was bound over in the sum
of 5000 to await the action of the grand
jury. Failing to procure bail he was sent
to the county Jail.
Mile Erwin, colored lady, was ar
, rested on warrant sworn out by Amand'
Mas'' on charge of fighting the aforesaid
Amanda. Mnio was brought into court
and after having been accorded fair an,
impartial hearing, fine Of s. and tn
costs WAS assested against her. Paid
Mile then procured warrant for poo
Amanda. The parties all being in court
signifed their readiness to proceed wit
the case. The evidence having bee
heard, Amanda was requested to leav
with the court the neat little sum Of 81
ard the pickings. Not having that amour
about her clothes, she was sent to tn
calaboose for fourteen days.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS NEws.

The Lumsden came down from Goose
Island with $500 sacks corn and $4,000
shingles. She reshipped the corn on the
Richmond and takes the shingles TO Nash
vile.
The Dexter arrived from New Orleans
with a fair trip. She will no doubt re-
ship her St. Louis freight and load here,
as the river is too low to allow her to get
to St. Louis.
A short time after the departure of thu
Mary Alice and tow for ST. Louis a dis.
patch was received from there, ordering
her TO wait here for further orders.
The Fisk had corn yesterday which she
received at Paducah, from the Paducah
and Gulf railroad
The Brown left St. Louis yesterday
with tow Of salt.
The chimneys Of the Thompson Dean are
6 feet in diameter, and rise ~ fee. above
the. hurricane deck, and are topped with
unique caps
Mlt. Reid is down the river shipping
some corn. Be careful, Milt, and don't
let the rustic beauties get your heart.
The Mary Miller came in from New
Orleans. She had very tedious trip
While on her way she was caught in q
storm at Port Pillow and the wind drove
her out on n dry bar. where she was de.ain'
ed nearly one money. Capt. Paul thinks
he will not 90 up tho Ohio lat 'load here
! for New Orleans
The Belle Memphis struck bottom atsev-
eral places on her way down. She re-
ported the river in u very bad condition
Capt Crane left word for Capt. Blake a,
Cape Girardeau to get barge TO tighten
of if he wanted to avoid trouble.
The Fannie Lewis passed up the Ohio
yesterday where she will have some alter
atoms made in her hull.
Tho j. n. Kellogg was to leave at day
light for New Orleans with two freighted
bargcs and one fuel barge.
The Richmond will leave to-day at noon
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Young Mems Christian Associo,;o,
will meet on Monday evening next I'm
inst, in tho Prayer room of the prosbv.
tcron church. G. G. Parsons, president,
AT the Methodist church Rev. Frod 7.
Thomson will preach at 1Ol o'clock in tho
forenoon and "a o'clock in the evening
Sabbath school at pm. i. w. lweil.
superintendent
st. Patricks church, corner Ninth
street and Washington avenue. Services
at 81 and lo2 o'clock am. Sunday school at
2 p. IN. Vespers at 3 p. IN. Rev. 2. j.
o Halloran, Priest.
Church of the Redeemer, Rev. Edwin
Conn, Rector. Morning prayers,
10Y o'clock. Evening prayers, u o'clock
Sabbath school at a. m. II. II. Candee
superintendent.
Christian church, Eighteenth street
between Washington avenue and Walnu,
street. No preaching. Mission Sabbath
school at 3 p. m. j. b. Reed, supcrintend
ent. j. p. Gamble, assistant superintend
ent.
AT the Presbyterian church Rev. II
b. Thayer will preach morning and even
ing. In the morning, subject
1.-THE new Relations of Pas
tor and People" The sub
ject of the evenings dis
course will be "The Shepherd and hi
riocS'' Sabbath school at pm. j.
Lansden, Superintendent.
coLoRrD pEortrs CHURCHES.
Second Free Will baptist church
Fifteenth, between Walnut and Coda
streets. Preaching lOl ain. and Z! pm
Sabbath school at 3 pm. n. Kicks, paste
First Missionary Baptist churcl
Preaching lOl am ard y pm
Sabbath school at II pm. J. Va
Baxter and Mary stephens, superinten
tendents. T. j. Shores, pastor.
African Methodist church. Fou
teenth, between Walnu, AMI Ceder street
Preaching at IL O'Clock ar
Sabbath school at u pm. Glass NEE
ing, at Bpm. VIM. Jackson pastor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
THAT ROBBERY AGAIN.

AND now COMES DETECTIVE JOSEPH AR
COLL NEXT.
Yesterday morning We published a note
from the agent of the !. c. r. Il. company
at thi. place, denying the truth
Of the story that several days ago a
lady had been robbed at
The raii.oaI pa,senge, station in thi. city
We gave Joe Arnold as our authority for
the item which induced Mr.. johnson TO
write the denial. And now comes Mr.. Ar
mold, who desires us TO publish tba follow
ing card:
CAIRO, I'LL, Jan. 9Th, ls72.
Editor Caro- BuLLETiS.
DEAR SIR In your issue Of this morn
/ ing there appears II card from Mr.. Jas
/ johnson, agent Of the !. G. K. X. at this
/ place, retuting the assertion that on the
| morning Of the "a or 81 inst, Ia lady.
| while waiting at the passenger station in
/ this city for the train to leave, was robbed
of her pocket-book and all the money she
| had
Ny Information regarding the robbery
| was derived from the conductor of the
train Of the Cairo and st. Louis short line
| Mr.. Drescoll, who went out that morning.
Mr.. Phil. Howard was standing by and
heard Mr.. Drescoll tell me that the lady
had been robbed Of her pocket-book and
ten dollars in money. On this nforma-
ton / told your reporter of the theft
| These are the facts in the case as they
come to me. Respectfully, etc,
JOSEPH ARNOLD.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.

II. LEVY CO.'S PRICE LIsT-THE HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES.
The firm of II. Lazy IL Co, SO Ohio
lcvee, dealers in furs, of all descriptions
hides, tallow, feathers, wool, etc, are build
ing up trade and earning for themsel-
YES business reputation second to no
house in the city. In their dealings with
their customers, they are honorable and
upright representing only facts. For
articles in their line they pay the highest
cash prices. Below will be found list Of
the articles in which they deal, together
with the ruling prices in this market
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
ARRIVED AND DEPARTED.

Here the river continues rising very
fast and there is plenty Of water above
and below here, with the exception Of the
Mississippi to st. Louis. There is now
only feet in the channel but as it Is
rising at st. Louis the channel may be
improved in few days. 1t was reported
yesterday that the harbor at st. Louis,
was full of ice and the weather very cold.
At Pittsburg the Monongahelai is falling.
AT Cincinnati the river continues rising
very fast, with II feet in the channel.
The river is rising at Louisville. At Ev-
ansvlle the river is reported stationary.
The Cumberland river Is rising very
rapidly and there is 10 feet on Harpeth
Shoals.
The rise in the Arkansas continues.
The Mississippi river is falling at Grand
| Tower
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07

Is invited. The best order is maintained
and all improper characters suppressed
with neatness, cheapness and dispatch. Ev-
erybody knows that the Excelsior saloon
is at The corner of Washington avenue and
Fourteenth street.
We have been RECALLED by the sight OF
a real, genuine professional carpet-bagger
One of the meanest kind Several days
ago fellow arrived in this city, and
learning that vacancy ,Sisted on the po-
! lice force called upor one OF our city OH
cials. to inquire about the matter. lie
stated that he was on his way south in
search of some sort of office, and hearing
of the vacancy on the police force, be-
lieved he would remain over until the
meeting of the council, and see If he could
not secure the appointment, believing he
could fill tho position better than any
man in Cairo. The impudence of the
whclp was really refreshing but as we
have material out of which to mauufac-
turc all the policemen we need, he was
told that he had better 60 further south,
where he would have q wider field for de-
veloping his ability as carpet-bagger. He
left the town in disgust, declaring that
Cairo was no place for an
enterprisng young man who
wished to rise in the world.
Go Hear
Prof. Dentons lecture
at the
Atheneum Tonight,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
THE LECTURE.

The attendance at the Athcneum last
night to hear Prof. Denton lecture was
larger than usual. The lecture was one
full o. interest and instruction, and was
highly appreciated by all who heard it.
Tonight the Professor will deliver free
lecture, on the "Mothod3 of Self Culture,
which should be heard by every one who
can make il convenient to be in attendance
Tomorrow night the last lecture of The
course will be delivered.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Irregular Joint Meeting Of the city Council
Council Chamber, CAIRO, ILL.,,

Regular Joint Meeting Of the city Council
Council Chamber. Cairo, H.,
Jan. 5, ls72
Present His Honor, Mayor Lansden
and Cunningham, Fitzgerald, Kleb, Seasc
S:ratton, Swayne, Taylor, Valdez and
Winter-l0.
On motion Of Alderman Cunningham
The reading of tie journal was dispensed
with.
Alderman Buder appeared IN his seat.
An oRDISASCE.
Upon its second reading a bill for
an ordinance entitled AN ordinance to
provide for cis,erns and wells in certain
localities
Aid. Winter moved to table, with the
following result: Ayes-Buder, Kleb,
Swayne, Walder and Wiater-j Nays
Cunningham, Fitzgerald, Scase, STRAIT
ton and Taylor. The vote being a tic
the chair voted in the negative and the
motion was declared lost.
Councilman Taylor thon moved TO refer
said ordinance to the board Of aldermen.
Carried as follows Aycs-Budcr, Cum
ningham, Fitzgerald, Kleb, Sease, STRAIT
ton, Swayne and Tsylor-s. Nays-Wal-
der and Winter.
ASSISTANT CHIEF ESGINEEg OF FIRE DE-
PABTMENT.
The mayor stated that as provided for in
section 10 Of ordinance number II, he
would nominate Mr.. James 5. Swayne, as
assistant chief engineer Of fire department,
and appointed Aids. Buder and Walder
tellers. On the first ballot there was no
election, Mr.. Swayne receiving bu, . votes
10 votes being necessary to an election.
Alderman Metcalf appeared and took
his sctt.
The chair directed another ballot TO be
taken, with the following result: Yeas
10; Nay o.
FIRE wARDESs.
The mayor then nominated a. b. SAT-
ford as fire warden for the first ward Tho
nomination was confirmed by-yeas--ll.
Nays-0.
The mayor nominated l.. }. Byrno as
fire warden for the second ward. Tho
nomination was rejected by--yeas-S.
Nays.
The mayor then nominated VIM. Lon
organ as tire warden for the third ward.
Mr.. Lonergan was not confirmed. Yeas
0. Nays,
The mayor nominated W. Il. White rs
FIRE warden for tho fourth ward Tho
nomination of Mr.. White was also re-
jected, the yeas being g. Nays.
POLICE CONSTABLE ELECTED.
The mayor placed Mr.. james Quinn in
nomination for the position of police
constable to I'LL the vancancy occasioned
by the resignation Of officer Holmes.
The nomination of Mr.. Quinn was con-
frmed as follows; Yeas-l0. Nay-l.
RESOLUTION.
Alderman Valdez introduced the fol-
lowing resolution;
ResolVea, That the ordinance committee
be and they hereby are instructed to re-
port an ordinance providing for the ap-
pointment of II gas inspector.
The chair decided that under the new
rules the resolution was out of order.
On motion of Alderman Fitzgerald the
council then adjourned.
NJ. j, HowLEY, City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
VINCENT'S LOTTERY.
FURTHER PosTPoNEMESr.

Owing to other pressing business en-
gagements Mr.. f. Vincent has found il
impossible to devote the time and atten-
tion requisite to have the drawing in his
lottery take place on the 10th day of Dec
ember 1871, as advertised but having se-
cured the cooperation Of the gentlemen
named below and made arrangements by
which every cent Of the money realized
from the sale of tickets will be disposited
with w. Hyslop, Esq, Of the City Nation
al land Enterprise savings banks of this city,
who will act as a treasurer, he now posi-
lively assures the ticket-holders that the
| drawing will take place on the 10th day of
| April, y. d., 1871. The treasurer assures
the ticket holders that if by any chance
the drawing should not take place on the
day now designated he will pay back to
the holders the amount oftheir tickets with
per cent interest from the date of the
purchase, the same being considered .pc-
cial deposit from each ticket holder contin-
gent upon the drawing on said day.
Tho undersigned have no hesitation in
expressing their belief tina. under the ar
rangcments made by Mr. Vi. mt, the
drawing will take place on the dny desig-
mated say 10th day Of April, 1872. But
should any cause contrary TO their expect
ations intervene preventing the same, the
ticket holders are amply secure in being
able to draw the money by them invested
with interest.
Those persons who have subscribed for
tickets and have not paid for and drawn
them, are requested without delay to call
on Mr.. Hyslop at the City National bank
for their tickets.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.

Business continues good and improves
every day. Boats loading here have no
trouble in getting laborers and don't have
to pay 60 cents per hour, either.
The weather yesterday was very misera-
BILE. cold rain fell during the forenoon,
and in the afternoon it remained cloudy
and the wind came from the north max
ing it quite cold
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
NOTICE.

For the accommodation Of persons
wishing to take out license for 1872, / will
be at the office Of |. Wader, corner Sixth
street and Ohio Levee, every evening
during the week, commencing Monday,
January 1T and ending Saturday, Janu-
AIRY 9Th, to receive money for the same.
j. b. TAYLOR, City Treasurer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07
NOTICE.

On all grain received in store on and af-
Ter the 10Th instant, our charge for stor-
"ge will be one cent per bushel for the first
ave days or part of same, and one-half
cent per bushel for each succeeding ten
days or part Of same. And for bagging,
one cent per bu'hcl for oats, and one and
one-hali cents per bushel for other grain.
j. X Il. BUcKiSGHAM.
Cairo, Jan. 4, 1872. iauGIw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07

NorIcE.--The best entertainment in
The city is at the St Nicholas hotel, saloon
ana restaurant. The best music that can
DC had-violin and piano. Good lunch
oFeFy morning and night. All of the
,"e't brands Of cigars, and the best St.
',o"'" lager beer always fresh and nice.
Give us acall
HARRY WALKER, Proprietor,