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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-13
Town Officers.



DASvutr.- Moderator, Col WIN. II llauis /,
Town Clerk and Treasurer, j. b. Mattocks Sc
lectmcn, VIM II Harris, NJ NJ. Batchelder, j.
g. Varnum; Constable and Collector, A.. G..
Palmer. Oversecr vi Poor, VIM II. Harris Lis
ters, joel II Fisher, VIM. }. stanton, Chas. ID.
Brainerd Auditors, j. $. II. Weeks, Geo. Bra-
nerd, Cha- lngalls Trustee Surplus Money,
VIM. H. Stone Town Agent, j. 5. Durant (;
Superintendent Of Schools, Rev, Geo. Powell /.
Voted to raise 80 cents on the dollar OF Grand
List to pay Indebtedness and expenses Of the
town.
Voted $500 for support Of schools.
GRoroN. Moderator Daniel Coffin Town
Clerk. and Treasurer iona r. Darling Select
men. A. | Renirew. Daniel Roebrts, w s. Oar
ling Listers James COrruth, Daniel Collin, j.
r. Darling Constable and Collector, Hosea
Welch. Jr Oyerscor Of Poor and Town Agent,
Daniel Roberts Superintendent Of Schools, DR..
5. n Eastman.
Amount Of tax raised, $1,000
HARpwicE. Moderator, j. H. Drew Clerk
and Treasurer, l.. D. Hathaway Selectmen, A.
r. Judevinc, VIM. Davis, G. T. Wheeler Over
seer Of Poor, Simeon Sinclair; First Constable
and Collector. Butler Shipman Listers, A. b.
Chase. Finley Green. Slbin johnson Auditors
Samuel Goodrich, A. NJ Amsden, Alonzo Gran
dali Town Grand Jurors, A. T. Judeyine, llar
yey Montgomery Agent, j. II. Drew
PgAcnAM Moderator, William Sanb1rn T1wr
Clerk John Narnum Jr; Selectmcn, Isaac y
Watts, II Sanborn, A. Martin Oyerscer Of TIC
Poor, W Winter Listers. j. Bolton. w
Winter o. p. Hooker Constable and Collector
of lakes, 4 Morse Town Agent, |. W. Win
ter Superintendent Of Common Schools, G.. A
Bunker.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,

CABoT. Moderator, John H. Severance Town
Clerk, Allen Perry Seeetmen, Geo. W. Paine,
A. Harrington Oversee Of Poor, Thomas
lyiord Constable and Collector, William p.
Whittier Listers, Eastman 7, Hopkins, j. L..
Severance, W, 5. Abbott; Auditors, Il. W. Far
rington, Ora Crosby, George NJ. Webster ;
Trustee Of Surplus Fund, John Brown Grand
Juror, Charles g. Perry Town Agent, A len
Perry Superintendent OF schools, Isaac A,
Hills
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-13

At the railroad meeting aud ball held On Fri
day at the Essex House, in West Concord, a large
crowd was in ATTENDANCE aud good time was
thoroughly enjoyed Hopeful speeches were made
by Calvin Morrill, DR. Ballard and others con-
corning the future prospects Of the railroad.
On Monday, February 26.h, Frenchman by
the name Of Prospcrre Conierrie, aged about 80
years, at work for Bailey aud Follansby in Vic
tory, having lodged tree, went upon It to chop
it of. When he had got up some fifteen feet
from the ground he slipped of, and in his descent
to the ground was impaled upon a small stub
which stuck up above the snow some two feet,
fatally injuring him. lie leaves a wife in Canada
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ORDINANCE NO. a.

I'm ordinance granting the right of way I,
the Kentucky and Tennessee .RailroaC
company over certain streets Of the city
WHEREAS. The Kentucky and Tennessee,
Railroad company have agreed to establish
a depot for their road on the OHIO ri,el
bank. outside OF Leyee street, the lower OF
southerly end of which will be near Twenty,
nun street extended in said city, and ar,
DESTROYS OF forming running connection.
with other railroad. whose termni are In
said city, therefore
BE 1t ordained by the city council Of the
city OF Cairo:
SECTION !. That in consideration Of the
establishment of a depot 10y them on the
ONO river bank near the Intersection oi
Iwenty.tfth street, il extended, and Lcye.
street, the Kentucky and I, nnc>,cc railroad
company OF Kentucky are hereby author.
iZed and empowered To ill and grade 20
much Of i.erce street a. may be nccessar,
TOR the purposes Of this ordinance and to Iav
Gown, maintain and operate single or
uouDle line OF rail, on. over and along I.eycr
street IN said city IRON their .ail dcpot
grounds ~ or near Twenty.>iXth street
horthwardly 81 on, over aud along Railroad
avenue u Commercial avenue, or to its I'm.
ter,ecll0n with the Cairo and Ninceunes
ana Illinois Central railroad tracks, proyi.
ucd that said lines of rail, SHALL when laid
be 30 arranged that travel by men and team,
over ana along said track shall not be i'm.
pcdcd thereby.
Approved November Is, 1872.
JOHN VI. LANDEN, Mayor.
lAttcst:I NJ. j. liOWLEY, City Clerk,
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reading Of the minutes was dispensed
AN ORDINANCE.

reading Of the minutes was dispensed
with
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance entitled ian ordinance
granting the right Of way to the Kentucky
and Tennessee railroad company over
certain streets Of tho city," was road a
second time and on motion of Alderman
Swsyne adopted by the following vote :;
Ayes-Phillis, Resrdep, Robirso Stafford,
Stratton, Swayne and Waldorf. Nay
%.
CAHiLLs ACCOUNT.
Statement Of John Cabill's account was
presented, showing a balance due him, of
1888 ~, after deduc,ing the amount AL
ready allowed and the amount $780,
agreed by him to be deducted. Alder
man Stafford moved that said balance of
$2sS % be allowed. Carried BY the fol-
lowing vote: Ayes -Phillis, Rcarden
Robinson, Stafford, Stratton, Swayns and
Walder-7. Mayo.
On motion Of Alderman Swayne, ad-
journed. NJ. J. HowLEY,
City Clerk.
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BULLETIN, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1872

the present cold snsp continues IL would
find ready sale. 20 dozen mixed, large
and small, live chickens sold ut S2@2 40
per dozen.
GAME-There IL considerable enquiry
for game of all kinds but none in the
market.
TURKEyS-Wc noticed several coops
Of turkeys on the levec, but no sales re-
ported the market stands i2@l5 90 per
dozen.
APPLES-Choice apples are in good
demand. l25 bbls sold at 81 5o@3 90 per
Dbl
POTATOES-2OO bbls sold at So 90
per Dbl delivered from store.
PROVISIONS Prime leaf lard Is
selling in tierces at 9l,@loc and 10 kegs
from 10 to l0lc per pound in filing or.
ders. Plain hams sugar cured lG@l7c.
JoBBINa PRICES.
PLASrERING HAIR-35c y bushel.
L1ME-In lots 81 rs to so y Dbl.
CEMENT-At wholesale So 90
az % e bbl.
WHEAT-The prices to-day, reported
by the City Mills, are No. ! White
IL 20; No. 2 White. 81 65; Rcd hy
sample, 81 so to | so; Mediterranean
81 80 to So Damp or tough whea, IL
unsulesblc.
SACKS - Reserved Gunnies lsJGl9j
Corn Burlnps, - Bus. En-, Is cts. linz
proved Gunnies, .! B shell, u cts. Oats
Burlnp., 5 Bu.hel 20 cite. Cotton seam
less bags. 30 to 81 cts each.
PROV 'SIeNS.-Sugar Cured Hams
plain h III. 10 to lie. Shoulder
bacon SIC; Clear sides Bacon, ia l2Ac ;
Breakfast Bacon, l3C lac.
uerce. :, N. ol@ ioG.; In
IEAs-Imperial, 75l, Is; Gunpow-
der. ,3@l %; Oolong back, 75cgl % |;
CliEEsE.-New York Factory, new, = n
lIi@lsc.
slKrPs-Choice q gallon, c5c@si "
| New Orleans, IOuSOc.
sEEDS.-Millct &, bu,hcl, 81 90: Timothy
s3 5o@3 80. Red Topsl ,5to2 W. Clover
:, 30.
COFFEE-.Jaya, 2sa3Oc.: Laguayra. 90
| @23!. Rio, Prime to Choice, ~ TO 23lc.
| BROOMS.--t' ommon House E. dozen, 81
30; Choice to Extra, g. OO@S 80; 5. b. - 30
as No
BEESWAX. = N SOC.
| SOAP.--Schac1er's German mCtte u;
| 1!c; Champaign soap, ,!c.
| TAl.LOW, r. 10 ,c.
SUGAR Coffee a. l3lc; to lac
Crushed Powdered and Granulated Sugar
IL to lilr.
FREIGIlT.--COTTON. Compressed, to
| NEW lOkk, s5c. to BOsTON ~ ~. Tn
compressed, to NEW NORk, 81 IA; to BUs
TON. ~.
FREIGHT TO MEMPIIIS.-ylou zoe :
Hay, 50 90; Corn r cwt.. l14c. Oats, l,!c.
Potatoes. r. bbl., 30c. ; Apples. 30. Pork,
-. Wli.key. GO,. Lumber, a NJ. e. o.
| Heavy freight r cwt.. lac.
TO NEW OliLEANs.-flourf r. Dbl, .Oc.:
Potatoes Boo. Apples, Doe. Fork, 15r.
| Whishcy, IL 90; II. T. ton, 81 % Corn e
ywt., Zoe. Oats. Zoe. Tobacco q hid
80 70 Cotton r. bale, ~ - Lumber =
! u ~. Heavy freight, e. cwt. 2jc.
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man Wood also stated that Mr.. Cahil
agrees to take $50 less than tho amount Of
his statement, but would not agree "a
make the deduction Of $si so above men.
toned.
Alderman Cunningham moved TO &C.
cept Mr. Cahilrs proposition. Carried on
a division by a vote of seven TO four.
Councilman Wood moved 10 instruct
the proper officers Of the city, in conjunc.
ton with the street committee, to draw
up proper contracts with the bidders TOT
the work let at this meeting. Carried.
On motion Of Alderman R,binson, ad.
journed.
NJ. J. HowLEY, City Clerk.
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TURNER HALL-The Cairo Turner's
are of the most energetic among our citi-
z,ns. They know no such word rs "fail."
About year ago they made an effort.
somewhat loudly ,rumpeted, TO build a
hall at the corner of Tenth and Poplar
streets, bu, it gradually died into mac
uvity, and has not been heard Of since.
But now, without herald, the Turner S
have quietly returned to the enterprise,
and the delivery Of sand and other ma
terials on their building site proves that
they mean cuisines" We hope they may
be able to furnish the city with u public
hall, the greatest need Of Cairo at this
time. A large, connexions ban, suitable
for concerts, balls, ETC., would be aproti,a.
ble institution.
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NoBoDY denies that il you would have
oysters by the plate, stewed, fried, roasted
raw or on the half she'll, by tho dozen,
Gun or barrel, there Is only one place in
the city where you can get the freshest,
juiciest and best. That place by common
consent is the ITALIA Oyster saloon, at
the corner of Twelfth street and Wash.
ing,on avenue, and, while there, il you
should chance TO call for glass Of ST
Louis lager glass Of wine, native or
foreign, or something of n stronger kind
your own good taste will testify tina,
Jacket keeps the best. Then 90 to tn,
Thala, call for what you want to ca, OF
drink, and If you are not more than salts
fed, every body will say that you mus
charge your dissatisfaction to your owr
depraved taste. Il
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GET READY.--Messrs. j. =. Irwin
and Joseph Dupoyster of Bal
lard county, Kentucky, and IL.
Watson Webb will call on the citi.
zens tomorrow to contribute towards pay =
ing the balance due fo- building the bridge
over Mayfield creek, about four hundred
dollars. 1t is fact that Of the Is 900 cit.
liens of Ballard county, one half live
south Of Maydeld creek, and, because of
its precipitious banks were, until this
bridge was built, unable to reach the
Cairo market, and were compelled to do
their trading ut Columbus. They can buy
cheaper and sell ut higher prices in Car,
than Columbus, and now that this bridge
has been bull will do so. The bridge i,
good thing for Cairo, and Cairo business
men should not hesitate to pay the bal
ance due.
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MARKET REPORT.
Thursday Evening. NoY. 18th. 1870

Thursday Evening, Nov. 14th, 1872.
There is been more animation shown IL
some branches Of the general market sine,
our last issue. Oats has improved both il
demand and prices. Dealers ind it diff
cult to iii orders, on account of light re
ceip,s. This has occasioned the advance il
prices. Several orders for white seed ont
are on hand and cannot be filled for wan
of stock. Flour continues dull. Hay i
dull and declining.
Corn is dull and lower; very little de-
mand, and large stock on the market
Meal is in good demand.
The weather is cloudy with strong indi
cations of snow storm. To-day has beer
the coolest of the season.
Freights are unchanged but very stiff al
quotations.
eh~Correspondents shoulI bear in
| mind that our quotations represent prices
Tor round lots from first hands, unlcs.
otherwise stated, and that in filling small
orders higher prices must be paid .aza
FLOUR-Very duh, prices are un.
changed; very little moving. Sales mr..
confined to car load various grades
III 80 to 49, | car load various grades
- 80 to 0 co. and go bbls various grades
81 90 TO 0 90.
HAY-Quiet. There is no shipping de.
mhnd. The southern markets nre Elled
up prices on all grades are lower and
have n strong downward tendency. We
note sales Of 8 ear loads. cur common
timothy del SIS 90; | car prime timothy
del IS 90; cur choice timothy del 10 90
! car choice mixed del.l7 90, and cars
rcdtop del 10 90.
CORN-Dull. A large supply on the
market and light demand. Sales are made
at lower figures than previous quotations.
cars mixed sold in dundees ut Acc del 4
cars do in sacks del 4jc . cars yellow
mixed in bulk on track 3ic; 4 cars mixed
in bulk on track 3l@3jc. 2 cars white
mixed in sacks del isc; 3 cars white in
sacks del 49@ soc; = cars white in sacks
del SOC 3 cars white in bulk on track 4Oc;
anu 10 cars mixed do DOC, 3Oc.
OATS-Active and closed firm TODAY
Mt Bic. Receipts fall far short OF the d,
mnnd and orders are held waiting for
't"ck. cars sold in bulk on track Mt
14c (sold early I cars do do 2ic; car in |
JACKS del Doc; IL cars in sacks del Sic
md cars in bulk on track 2ac.
CORN MEAL-This market continues
good ut quotations. 200 bbls kiln dried
old del ut 81 4OG2 ij; 300 bbls steam
red del 40; lao bbls Caloric 50 40 ana
90 bbls Evening Star" City Mills steam
ried = 5O@2 IS.
BUTrER-Choice northern 10 in good
emand at outside quotations. Common
utter finds no market here. Sales reported
re ! box choice roll 2,c; l2 pigs choice
''id packed 25c; 8 pkgs choice roll 23c
nd Pkgs choice roll zoe.
EGGS-There is an active demand for
ggs with none in the market. 100 dozen
old at 25s, and 5 boxes shippers coun.
t Csc per dozen.
CHICKENS Market overstockod with
We chickens. No demand At all. There Is
oms enquiry for dressed poultry and II
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Tue CoRREL FIRE.-Thc fire in the
correll, mentioned in yesterdays BULLt-
TIN, destroyed four houses The colored
men, thus deprived of their hou,es, are,
with commendable energy, already repair
ing the disaster to their fortunes, and will
soon have on the site of their destroyed
homes, houses more comfortable and Of
more magnificent proportions than those
destroyed. The example of Chicago anc
Boston has not been lost upon the citizen
of CAIRO,
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PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received AZ the
city clerks office until y o'clock y m. of
Monday, the cOnd day OF December. A.
d., 1872, for furnishing the material. or do
ing the work. or both. for the construction
of sidewalks on ihe following named streets.
to-wit On the nOrthcrly side of Twelfth
street from he terminus Of the present side.
walk on said street, between Walnut and
Cedar streets, to Locust street; on the
,0uthe'ly side Of Thirteenth street from
Commercial avenue 10 Washington avenue |;
on the east side of iolbrook ayenll. from
west Twenty-third sire t 10 west Twenty.
l0''rte rect: on the south side OF west
Iwenty'fourth street from lIolbrOok avenue
TO Park avenue.
Said proposals shall be directed 10 the city
council; and will be Opei ed at joint meet
ing OF the council at the time above named
All proposals shall he made In accordance
with the provisions, requirements and speci-
ticatiOns Of ordinance No. "a, approved
Octob 10Th, A. d., 1872, which ordinance
Is now on file inmy Office subject to examina.
ton at any time.
The city reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
~ -, NJ: j. IIOwLEY, City Clerk,
Cairo, Ills, Nov. 10. 1872. blot
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CITY COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ALDERM
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, Ills, Nov. IL, lo,2.
The chairman, (Alderman Rearden),
being absent, on motion Of Alderman
Swayne, Alderman Stafford was called TO
the chair.
Present-Aldermen Cunningham, Met
calf Phillis, Stafford ard Swayne-j.
No quorum. On motion of Alderman
Swayne adjourned.
NJ. J. HowLEY,
City Clerk.
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ORDINANCE No 30

IAN ordinance regulating the height of n i'm.
neys, etc.
BE IL ordained by the city council Of the city
of Cairo:
SECTION ]. That hereafter in the con.
struction OF chinneys Tor shops, mills, facto-
ros or other establishments where steam i.
Use :, the sane shall be not less than fifty
feet in hight from the presen; established
grade OF the streets or sidewalks
SIC. 2. Every person who shall hereafter
erect and maintain any chimney cont AIRY TO
the provisions of the p eceding section, aud
every person who shall hereafter use or
maintain any chimney in such manner ~
To be of .nsi,e TO, or lik IS IL be injurious to
the health or comfort OF any portion of the
Inhabitants OF the city Of Cairo, shall forfeit
and pay for the Use of the city Of Cairo the
sum Of five dollars for every day such per.
son 80 maintains and Use. such chimney at.
ter written notice. served by any one oi the
police officers of the said city Of Cairo.
Approved Nov mbcr IL. 1872.
JOHN VI. LANsDPN. Mayor.
ATTEST N. J. HOwLEY, City Clerk.
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NEW FLOUR AND FEED SroRE-Wm
Lonergan has opened n -four and feed
store in Wardner'. new building, on Com
mercial avenue. He is selling the choic-
est brands Of Cairo City mills -four at the
mill prices. He has also for SAFE, in large
or small quantities, bran, hay, corn, oat.,
etc. Lonergan is entitlei to liberal share
OF the public patronage, which we hope he
may receive. ll-lG-lw.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Nashville, Memphis
| " st Luke, St, Louis
" lorcnce Lee Evansville
" Anna, Memphis
+ Gracey, Memphis
Guy OF Gu, sler, Memphis
Legal Tender, Memphis
Joe Fleming, Memphis
W j Lewis, St. Louis
l. Hyatt, ONO RIVER
Illinois, Columbus
Jim Fax Jr., Paduoah
DEPARTED.
Steamer st. Luke, Memphis
Nashville, Cincinnati
Florence Lee, Evansville
Anna, Cincinnati
+ Gracey, Evansville
CITY of hester, st. Lonis
Legal Tender. II. Louis
w lie ais, Vicksburg
Illinois, Columbus
Jim Fisk .Ir., Pnducuh
Indiana, New Orleans
MO MUDDY COAL.
Steamboat' supplied at any time, both
day aid night, with either lump or chest
nut cca' in any quantity, and on usual
terms, ht the yard at grand Tower, Ills
special contracts offered on favorable
terms upo" application.
ii V. OLYPHAST
~ bokEE, Genl Supt
sales Agent 3-l5 ly
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
inc line steamer Henry NJ. Shreye is
'"e Anchor limo packet leaving at 6
oe'ock this evening for Memphis and MI
way landing The elegant steamer Mary
T. Forsyth will leave a, s o,clock mi.
evening for New Orlcau. and all wsy
landings. The splendid Anchor line hon,
st. Joseph will leave this evening for s,
louis and all way points a, 6 o'clock
as n' ''m FIX leaves at 4! p. m. for Pudu.
Gnu "hd all way landings.
H. ooSpIlIos OF THE RIVERA
c,, no,'ng tho pas, "a hours the rive, DE-,
, ,hnea I've inches and i, now 'u ',, Cue, a.
Below here the river i. fail"a ~'' ans o, 1871
er' will begin having ,ronh,d s' ana steam
patches to THE BvlLrr,s rsna s." a., DIS
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FOR SALE.
ON EASY TERMSi

A valuable farm within seven miles O:
Metropolis, on the JOnesboro Road, consist.
ing Of 200 acres with 90 acres cleared anu
other improvements, now owned and form
erly occupied, by j. 7. Rennie.
TERMS.-Onc-fOurth dOwn-balance In
one, two and three years--nOtes secured by
mortgage, with six por cent. interest.
N. R-The timber IL good aud has never
been culed and no timber will be permitted!
20 be cut or used, except what 10 necessary
ior the wear and tear OF the place, until AFTER
r. RrNNu
0-S'V CaaEe, \
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di.ion Of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers at
various places.

dition OF the Ohio and Mississippi rivers at
various places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
There was very little doing At the
steamboat landing yesterday and freights
were scarce. The wind was high and cold
all day with Hurries oi snow, the first of
the season. The first fall of snow last
year occurred on November IL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Nashville had scarcely any freight
and added fifteen tons Of scrap iron for
Cincinnati.
The Florence Lee came down with a
very slim trip and returned to Evansville
flying light.
The Anna had fair load Of cotton for
Evansville and few bales for Cincinnati
The Nashville reported the Minneola
with barge hard aground at Pleasant
point when she passed there.
The City of Chester brought up Il few
of the passengers of the sunken st. Marys.
When the Chester left her she WAS float.
ing with eight feet OF water in Tho cabin.
She is lying straight and can be raised.
A deck passenger on board the City OF
Chester on her way up refused to pay his
fare and attacked the second clerk, Glenn
Nolte, with n knife Mr.. Noltc reiterated
up stairs, closely followed 10y the deck
passenger, and ns he was going into the
barber shop he slipped and fell, when the
decker cut him very severely in the back
and would probably have killed him had
not one Of the passengers knocked him
down with poker. Mr.. Noltes injuries
are not dangerous and he will soon b. all
right.
The William Cowen is en- route - this
port from Louisville with ten barges o!
Prttsburg coal.
The Burksvile is still running the trade
| between here and Hickman and makes d
daily trip loaded with grain.
The printer in yesterdays BuLLrTIS
made us say that the Eddyville had beer
converted into cotton boat when il
should have been the Edinburg.
The Indiana cleared for New Orlean.
last night with all the freight she could
carry.
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In Admiralty.
BY virture of a writ OF sale issued out OF
the district court of the United States, for
the Southern district Of Illinois, In admiralty
dated on the first day of November, a. b.
highest and best bidder, for cash. M Cairo
in said district, on the SOth day of November
A. ID. 1872, ut 10 o'clock am, the following
described property, to.wit:
Inc steamboat Glasgow, her boats, tackle,
Inc same having been condemned and
ordered by the court to be sold.
EDWARD r. ROE,
s.us.,, -, u. =. Marshal.
springfield, Ills, November 9Th. 1872.