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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09

HOTEL ARRIVALS. October 8, 1872 -Hendrir
House-OP Quattlebaun, Lexington; J Dre.
toos, j Massangale, Georgia; L Honour.
Charleston; Mendenhall, N c.; r 3 Beck
ham, LOwndsville; 7 W Holloway, II H Falk
G + Wright, H Hal acre, o B Mayer, wife
and child, a Mood, Moon, Nowberry; X
Rabb, Alston.
Central H0tel-M Nicely Williamston; Rev
w Lamar, Doko; w Is Whites. sub.r,
= Dickert, Newberry; W T McElray, Ander-
son; J X Davis. Giadney, Thos w Kabb
Monticello; n Holly, Alston; W Rabb, j
Williams. Winnsboro; W Anderson, VIM
Elkins, Laurens; Il w Aaddon, James Holt
A " Olarkson. Due West; DR. Orawloy, Ander.
son; T Gaines, s q; TW Coogler, Il Il q X
Il; G Il Reid. q G; b r Mauldiu, Greenwood; j
= Dawkins, Monticello; " Arrants. city.
Columbia Uoiet-J A Thames, Charleston:
II Mergente, N Y; J O Buiow, Ridgeway; A Ii
Van Bokker, Wilmington; Il A Robbins, Oonn;
Cunningham, Jr, Baltimore; J II Hudson.
Bennettsyille; A Warren, Maysvillc; Il D
Gilbert. @; Hall, ] Jackson, W Gore.
N q; I Keen, Wilmington; X Tomlinson. b
W T0mlinson, Charleston; w Y Paxton. Sum.
ter; Bowden, F Toon, N G; A Miller, o
L Mills, III W G0odlett, Grcenyilo; J N Muir
ray: a lderson; a Connor. Ookosbury; j w
nettsville.
Nich'erson Housed w Aiken. Cokesbury:
Hampton, G.; Il Patterson, Chester: G
Gary, M Hayden, Nd; A ] Dodamead. Va;
Ferrili. Rock Hill; II Marshall, N @;
Biodgott, wife and four children, Newber-
r.; Ramsar, Edgotield: jacques,
Abbevllle; W Il Bradley, W ID Mars, NJ Seig.
Ter, 9; A n Aiken, Greenwood; j Il Rice. Il
a Griffin. Ninety-Six: Thomas, New Or
leans.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09
The ANTICS OF Memo DEspERApoEs-

HE ANTICS OF NKano DKspERApoEs.-
A negro mob, some twenty in number.
led on by white man, who, It is
thought, is identified as certain Gus
tom house official, waylaid and made
murderous assault upon Mr.. James Ju.
iian, about IL o'clock Tuesday night, at
the Central Depot, near West Broad
street, Savannah. Mr.. Julian had been
waiting for the Charleston train, and was
on MS way home at the time of the das-
tardly attack. Four shots were fred at
him, one taking effect in his head and
another in his thigh, and his clothes
were burnt and absolutely set on fire by
tne nashlng powder Of the DISCHARGED
pistols, so near to his body were thew
placed and shot off. Clubs and stiok,
were freely used on the victim of this
outrage, and after being thus wounded
anu ieartully beaten he was left bleeding
anu helpless and nearly dead, while the
guilty assassins hurried away. Some of
these parties are known, and as soon as
Mr. Julian is able to begin their prose.
outIon, warrants will be issued against
them. At present he is under medical
care. and suffering very much from his
severe bruises and the pistol wounds
Mr. Julian acted as sworn special de-
Pnty sheriff during the election last
Wednesday, and made the arrest of the
negro, Josiah Grant, who was endoavor.
ing to incite a row about the polls.
Charleston Neus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09

WHITE WASHING. MANY of the his
torians of the present day are as fond of
white washing as Congressional COM
mlttee. The sensual, brutal Henry the
Eighth turns ont, according to MF.
Froude, to have been an excellent family
man, and, with the exception of few
peculiarities. q tender husband and q
careful father. Luorecia Borgia, say
later writer's. was q pure and spotless
wife, much slandered woman. and
knew no more about the compounding
OF poisons than prattling child. Even
Nero is not, in the light OF modern
essay SITS of Tho kind. the reckless tyrant
that Suetor' and Tacitus paint, and as
to his tr .onal use of the fiddle on a
cer'- ..emorable occasion. IL ia tho
LIST myth. This last hero, how
ever, Lccs not 60 unchallenged. The
ponderous intellect of Dr. Raab, q
learned German scholar, has been
brought to bear upon the subject, and
has proceeded to demolish the German
and English apologists OF the Roman
Emperor. His friends will have to come
vigorously to the rescue, or he will again
fall into the disreputaple company of
Caligula and others.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09

ness. Corn steady-No. 2, mixed. 36M
56H at East st. Louis, on track; 3Sh6
39 this side. Whiskey not salabIe oyer
S9(969M. Pork quiet and unchanged.
at 14.76 on orders. Bacon demand iiobt
and holders firm-shoulders 8; clear rib
sides IL; clear sides 12L for order lots.
Lard quiet and unchanged.
GALVESTON, October 8.-Cotton quiet
and steady-good ordinary 16L@I6A:
receipts 1,57O bales; sales 200; stock
MOBILE. October S.-Cotton dull and
tending down-middling 1881; low mid.
dung 1811s; receipts 1923 bales; sales
800; stock 1892
BOSTON, October 8.-Cotton quiet
middling 1919; receipts 800 bales; sales
200; stock 1000.
NORFOLK, October 8.-Cotton steady
low middling 17%@18; receipts 1,456
bales; sales 400; stock 6,65S.
PHILADELPHIA, October S.--Cotton
quiet--middling 191@l91a.
CHARLESTON, October 8-Cotton easy
good ordinary 17A; low middling
i7S; middling 17T; receipts $3.50
bales; sales 400; stock Is, $50.
AUGUSTA, October 3.-Cotton quiet
and weak -middling 176; receipts i,O7s
bales; sales 1.039.
SAVANNAH, October 9.-Ootton weak
good ordinary 174; low middliug 17sz;
mlddling ID; receipts 40l bales; sales 81;
stock 80, 197.
NEW ORLEANS. October 8.-Ootton in
moderate Misunderstanding 1893: good
ordinary 1875; low middling 1877; re-
oelpta 7,845 bales; sales 1000; stock
81, 938.
WILMINGTON, Ootober 8-Cotton firm
2,645.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09
Roll on! great Pill of Aver, roll on
Through miles emboweled roll!

Roll on! great Pill of Aver. roll on!
Through miles emboweled roll!
Roll onI
Through those whose Iivers chafe the
soul!
Through those whose feeble stomachs
fail!
throug b mesentaries waxen pale!
Through all who 1.-Two in aches and all!
Ever roll on!
Roll Ger the prairies of the nation
For the sick and i'll of every station!
Roll down the Andes towering noun.
tains!
Roll over Afric's golden fountains!
Through India aud the Chersonesei
Through distant isles Of Japanese!
Wherever dwells sinking heart
Roll on, to do your mighty part,
Ayers Pills, roll on.
Putnam for October.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09

OK WoMAN WITH RED HAIR WHO
WROTE PoEIRY.-Unfortunate womani
how sad is your lot! Your ringlets are
red. but your poems are not.
A French woman once said that she
loved her children when they were little,
she replied, and diamonds, when they
were large.
A Welsh orator recently remarked in q
fine peroration, Innocence is like an
umbrella when once 1e have lost it,
we can never hope to see it back again. {"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09

THE SOCIAL Ev11.-The Missouri Re.
publican, September ~, gives the follow
ing. IN regard to the treatment of the
social evil question in that city:
at the invitation of the Board of
Health. numerous party OF gentlemen,
including many prominent citizens, rode
out, yesterday afternoon, to the site of
the new hospital designed for the reoep-
lion OF fallen women, aud commonly
known as the Social Evil Hospital. :,
The inauguration of this institution is
the climax OF system that, some two
years ago, received the sanction of our
city authorities, and which. since then,
has been carried on with oil the rigor
and inhexibiIity Of other established
lsws-the registration of abandoned
women, their examination by staff of
physicians, and their payment Of weekly
and monthly dues. The regular weekly
payment of dollar and a-half by eacI
courtesan, and fourteen dollars monthly
from each keeper Of a house OF iil.fams.
has resulted in the accumulation of MANY
thousands of dollars, which is now being
in accordance with the re-.
quirements Of the law. for the treatment
OF these women in sickness, aud to place
within their reach the means of reforma
ton and honest livelihood.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09
Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintance OF Mrs. 6,
E. BAUsKETT, and OF her son John Baus-
kett and family. are requested to attend the
funeral Of tho former, at st. Peters (Catholic)
Church, THIS DAY, at u O'clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09

ln Paris all kinds of plaits, tresses
and ourls are to be abandoned by ladies,
and the hair is to be worn in short. crisp
ourls all over the head.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09

Strikes in London mean something. if
one is to believe the complaint of a
London jourpal: "At one time. we ure
threatened with the stoppaRe of all
building projeots-which might be an
advantage in some parts of our big cities.
Then the price of coal begins to show
an alarming buoyanoy; and the house
holder grows trihe more concerned.
Then there is call for domestic SER
wants to rally round revolutionary
banner. Now the bakers make deadly
onslaught on our breakfast. table; and
the patient head of family can only
turn and ask, what is to come next?
Well. he receives frank answer. Win.
ter is approaching, and if we don't pay
tho lamp.lighters better. they mean to
leave us in darkness" This is certainly
o striking picture Of cockney life. We
don't envy our transatlantic cousins.
Catoosa County, Georgia, sends q
Radical Representative. by fifteen ma
lorisJ1, IN County largely Democratic.
because the party strength had to be
thiown away on two candidates.
Mrs. Fair once said, as she shook ont
her golden curls before the mirror, that
they would never hang such u glorious
woman as she was, and she was right
about it.
"Mr. Smithers, how can you sleep so?
The sun has been up these two hoursl''
"WeIl, what if it has?" said Smithers;
she goes to bed at dark, while I'm up
till after midnight"
"Don't worry yourself about my going
away, my darling. Absence, you know,
makes the heart grow fonder'-
somebody else, !" added the darling.
A New Hampshire family has lost
seven members by suicide.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-09

9H; Orleans 1O]s; sales $4,000 bales;
speculation and export 1000; sales of
Orleans for December 8 1I.16.
LIVERPOOL. October 8-Evening.
Cotton closed qnieter-middIing uplands
~; Orleans 1UH. Yarns and fabrics at
Manchester quiet but firm.
NEW YORK. October 8-Noon.
weaker, at 121. Governments steady.
State bonds quiet. Money firm, at 7.
Cotton quiet; sales 653 bales-middling
uplands 1914. Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn quiet and steady.
Pork steady. Lard dull-steam 8@8%.
Freights dull.
z P. M.-Cotton steady; sales 2.46O
bales~uplands 1871; Orleans 1872.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Whiskey
lower, at 9l%. Wheat shade firmer.
Corn inactiver. Rice in fair request.
Pork firmer. at II 62@1475. Lard ac.
tlver and in good export demand.
Freights dull. Money sac. Sterling
"a. Gold l3I@132G. Governments
firm and fraction better. States doll
and nominal. Receipts of cotton-net
694 bales; gross 1888. Sales of futures
to. day 1880 bales: October 18 TIC.
18H; November 1871, 1836; December
1915. l8 1915; January 1877. l8 is 516:
February 1893, 19X; March I0%, 2O1s !:
April 2O14; May 2O56, 2O2l.
BALTIMORE, Ootobar 8-Flour, wheat
and corn unchanged. Oats tirm-South.
ern 43946. Provisions dull and un.
changed, Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet
ana weak-middling 1917; receipts I6O
bales; sales 430; stock 1850.
OINoINNATI, October 8.-Flour steadv.
Corn dull and unchanged. Pork firm.
at l3.7 70; stock light; estimated at 2. .5Oo
barrels. Sales lard-summer steam
offered at ~; kettle freely offered at 8
Bacon-..jobblng sales of shoulder 2 q: :
clear rib sides IL; clear sides 1156@llS'
Whiskey In fair demand and Arm. at 81
| ST. LOUIS, October 8.--Flour very dull
treble extra and lower brands salabie
only at decline of l0920c.; small bust.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
PICNIC.

GERMAN LUTHERAN SCHOOL Picnic TO
NE HELD IN THE FLORA GARDEN,
WEDNESDAY, MAY lsT, 1872.
Speeches and concert will be among
the attractions. Ice cream, lemonac o,
coffee and other refreshments will be
furnished in abundance. The garden will
be renovated expressly for this occasion,
and the managers will exert themselves
to make this first May picnic the most
pleasan. and enjoyable one Of the season
The public are respectfully invited t.
attend and enjoy themselves and thereb!
contribute TO good cause. Ticket % cts
+. WINTERBERG,
L. CUHL,
II. G. THIELEcKE.
Committee Of arrangements.
! i-l7dtd.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
POLICE COURT.
before T. Bross. p. NJ

Might before last Thomas Collins, got
drunk, and was arrested by Billingsly.
Yesterday morning, his honor, Judge
Bross listened TO the matters and things
charged against Thomas, and from what
he heard decided that Thomas was enu.
tied to six days in the calaboose.
William Robinson was arrested by
Myers, on a similar charge. lie was
fined $40 ard the trimmings, but ms he did
not have that amount about his clothes,
he was ordered to be imprisoned in the
city Jail for fifteen days.
John Woody,'a colored stea nboat
hand, was arrested by Chief Myers
yesterday forenoon for being drunk
and di'ordcrly. Woody was charged
ten dollars, which added 10 tie
Costs of trial, made his bill amount Ia
something over fifteen dollars lie had no
, "''''S and was sent up sixteen days.
-i"ofe were two men, Mr.. Thomas j.
,'"'s' anu DE- ID. iIascoll, both doin,
. business near Unity, before his bonn,
charged with selling liquor in less quaint
ties than gallon without license NJ,
Craig was discharged, there bci,, ~
evidence that he had ever violated ,ho ,an
as charged in the paper served upon him
DR., Hascoll was also discharged.
Fresh stock Of Silver Plated Caster
at i. ID. Il Co.'s. 4-l72w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
GOLDSTlNE & ROSENWATER.
A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
RETAIL SALES AT WHOLESALE
PRICES.

Mcssrs. Goldstine Il Rosenwatcr, dry
goods dealers, Commercial avenue, have
lately received very large stock Of dry
goods, and row offer to the public a rare
chance for the most excellent and satisfac-
tory bargains. These gentlemen have
met with great success thus far in the
spring trade. Determined to keep up
with the requirements of the public
and the season, they have filed up every
available space in their establishment
with scusonablc goods. They can show
their customers any and every article usu-
ally found in first-class dry goods houses /;
and moreover, are able to retail all goods
at wholesale prices. The reason they can
do this, is that they make all purchases
from first hands and are not obliged to
pay profit to middlemen they make a
satisfactory margin on all goods, while
their patrons reap the advantage OF this
arrangement. Mc:srs. Goldstne 4 Rose.
water do not make this assertion simply
to draw custom. They invite the public
to call and examine for themselves. They
consider it no trouble to show goods, and
callers will find all questions answered
with chccrfulhess and alacrty.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
OFF-HAND ITEMS,
Committee Of arrangement
4-lTdtd.

Probate court, after being in session
four days, adjourned last night.
Parsons, Davis Il Co, sell "Westen.
holm Knives. 4-l72w
The preliminary hearing of Harrison,
the murderer of Joe Swoboda, will take
place some time next week.
| Go to the City Shoe Store for Gents
" custom made " Boots, Prince Alberts and
Jersey Ties, of latest styles. 4-l7tf
"A little son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Orr, aged eight months, died yesterday
morning Of brain fever. See notice of
funeral in another column.
Coroner Gossman, who has been
confined to the house for several days in
consequence Of very bad cold, is up
again, and able to be about.
No. SO Ohio Lcvcc,
this evening,
A Grand Free Lunch.
Come Everybody. 1t.
"A large and select invoice of Bro
laskis warrented home made, Ladies,
misses, and childrens shoes and slippers,
just received and on hand at the City shoe
Store. 4-l7tf
The funeral Of Mr.. Joseph Swoboda
the victim of the murderer Harrison, was
one Of the largest that has taken Place in
this city for many months. The remains
were inferred in the Catholic ceme,ry at
Villa Ridge.
The Ohio & Mississippi Railroad will
! take passengers to the Cincinnati conven-
ton round trip, from st. Louis, for $40
| From Od,n, the same
W. b. HALE.
General Ticket Agent.
Parks, at the Little Kentuckian, will
spread a spls ndid free lunch this evening,
to which he invites all his friends, and
the public generally. An abundance Of
all the delicacies Of the season will be
found on the tables. Come, everybody and
enjoy good, hearty meal. 1t
Our old acquaintance, Mr.. Ike VIII
liams, has been in the city several days
enjoying the society of his friends hugely.
Mr. Williams is now Memphian, bat
still retains hsnkerng after Cairo. All
persons of good taste do.
At The Little Kentuckan,
Tonight
Splendid Free Lunch.
Come and Eat 1t
The iremen Of the city, periodically
disposed as all good fireman should be, are
| about TO clasp hands for the purpose of
celebrating the Fourth Of July jointly.
Niasping hands is Il necessary preliminary
"a lo'nt celebration This Is a fact that
"a'' Ne apparent to the most ob,use
| Intellect.
o -'uaee Mnlkey will be present at
" railroad picnic. aud lecture on
ii. ,', "a' Know about spch things The
er Judge Is gentleman ripe !, s,o, 80
perienees, and can speak with 49,,
OF its length, breadth and aer,. :,
further Information consult Cormick ma
(. small bills.
Call and examine for yourself. I'll,
patronage OF the pulic is solicited. Tn
,e City Shoe Store are having great ru
at for Brolaski's fine goods, which they M
selling for less than common eastern gooC
Nv are sold elsewhere. Don't fail to examin
IN their stock which is complete and stylsl
I'd 4-l7dtf
At the Little Kenluckian,
this evening.
Grand Free Lunch
:. Come IT,
The Odd Fellows have chartered tb
;. Eckert and will make an excursion I
~ | Hickman on tho 10Th inst the auniv.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

Fisher returned TO st. Louis by rail where
ne will meet his family. He says qhat
Old Fisher is still in the ring, but little
used up" 49,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
COMM ERClAL.

The extremely light receipts during
the week has conspired to keep the mar
kot in II very quiet state. In fact, the
market Is almost bare Of every commo-
dity except meats. Prices on all articles,
consequently, are well sustained, and rule
higher than they would if the demand for
each were satisfied. There is no shipping
demand nj present prices for Grain and
Hay, as Prices in southern markets leave
no margin; but Il good order demand pre-.
I walls Flour is firm at quotations, but in
active. We give no quotations in Wheat
but noted IA sale of seventy-tive cars OF
private terms. The market for Country
Produce of all kinds except Butter i.
easy. There is good inquiry for Choice
Butter and prices have advanced.
The weather continues variable ana I'M
certain.
Correspondents must bear in mind that
our inside figures represent prices in round
lots from first hands, and outside figures
prices for sales made in small lots on or
dcls.
FLOUR-Quict. Best grades firm at
quotations. Low grades decidedly dull.
Sales were
500 bbls. Various Grades. Sc 25Gl0 05
100 half Observation-Disclosures. 3 BOA 4 90
100 bbls. Choice NM. = 05
CORN.-Wc note little or 40 change in
the market. Prices continue good and
higher than the markets below would war
rant if the supply were equal to the
demand. We quote sales as follaws-
90 cars Mixed, in sacks, del...... 53c@5ic
500 sacks " "...... 54c
cars Yellow ..... 55c
II White " ...... 5oc
100 sacks ...... soc
OATS.-Receipts continue small and
unequal to the demand Sales were
3 cars Southern Illinois in bulk on
track....................... ....... BIC
! cars Southern Illinois in sacks del i3c
4 Mixed " 43c
1913 sacks i3c
II cars Galena " 4lc
HAYS unchanged. We quote
Choice Timothy at so 90. Sales were
0 cars Prairie, del ......... $l3 0o(ay 10 90
Mixed ............. 10 OOtd q 90
8 Timothy .......... 20 00@2 % 90
3 "Choice Timothy DEL. % 90
BCTTER.-Scarce and prices tend up
ward. We note sales Of
20 pkgs. Choice Solid Packed 2jc@ 27c
EGGS.-Thc market is well supplied
andprices easy. We quote
1900 dozen. ......".."..."',.,. l2c@l3c
2pkgs,..... ...,"".."."" l2!c
POULTRY.-The supply is equal to
the demand. We quote
so dozen Choice Mixed. 50 OOla,i 25
MEAL.-Quiet. We note sales Of
800 bbs. " Evening Star City
PROVISIONS,-Duli. Sales were
! cask Clear Sides.................. 7Jc
SUNDRIES.-l0 hhds New Orleans
Sugar, llci 10 bbs New Orleans Molasses,
60c; halt bbls. ditto, SO.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
THE BULLETIN.
Publication once, Bulletin Building
Washington Avenue.
FOR SALE.

The undersigned has for sale, at low
price, fine horse and spring wagon. In
quire at the Cairo City Wharfboat.
4-l4tf. MAT. CLARK.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

In this city nj ha'f.past ~ o'clock, am. Apri.
ION, Horace Nicholas, sou OF Samuel NJ. and Ma.
ryotte orr. aged eight months and nine days.
Services at the residence of the parents to. day
at y o'clock, prompt, Train will leave the foot
OF 10th street for villa Ridge at exactly ~
O'Clock, pm. Friends invited.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
Medical Advertisements.
PAUL q. SCHUH. Ag't.
PAUL q. SCHUH. Ag't.
SlMILlA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR
HUMPHREY'S
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

lave proved. from the most ample exper.
III fence, an entire success simplr-Prompt-
Efficient and Reliable. They arerhe only medi
clne- perfectly adapted to popular use--so sim-
pie that m stakes can not be made IN using them:
80 harmless A. TO he free from danger, and so
ehcieptas TO be always reliable They have ra.-
1.-THE highest commentators from all, and viii
always render satisfaction.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IND'
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Cairo CITY Ferry Company,

Cairo CITY Ferry Company,
CAIRO, His, April Is, 1872.
Notice IL hereby given that the regular annual
meeting OF the stockholders of this company
Eli he held nj the wbarfmaster's office, COZ ner
sixth street and ohio levee. in this city, on Nom
nose Of ,lectire seven (7) directors to serve the
en- .nine wear and for general business.
THos.W. HALLIDAY, Sec'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-20

EXCURSIONS KENTUCKY BLUFFS.
The ferry boat, during the present high
water, will extend her trips up Willow
Creek to the Kentucky Bluffs, -leaving
Cairo Mt s n. III. and 2 p. IN.
This will be very pleasant trip for
families and picnic parties. 4-l4tf