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Mem Kork Nnfas

SUSPENSION OF COTTON MERCHANTS.
NEw YORK, March 1.-THE suspension ~
I. b camp q Co, cotton merchants, was an
nounced yesterday.
THE DETAILS OF A DARING BURGLARY.
committed in west 50th street a week ago have
inst been disclosed. Three masked robbers en-
tered the sleeping apartments OF Mr.. Gard
ner, and ransacked the house, taking away.
however, but little money. The inmates were
terrified by the burglars, who brandished drawn
knives, with which they commanded silence.
ThE LABOR MOVEMENT.
The employers and workpen are now begin
various trades i'm reference to wages and hours
of labor. Conflicting opinions prevail on both
sides. The employers seem 10 be unanimous
inoppOstion 20 a reduction OF hours, while the
wOrkiDgmen are not unite1, aud many regard
fay0fably the ten hour system.
CRIMINAL !frsTICE MocRERY.
An Investigation into the condition Of the
Tomhs and oBlackweil's Island by one of the
morning papers shows that criminal justice
here il adm iniste red i'm the most eckless ami
unjust manner. Prison discipline and manage
ment on Blackwell's Island are wanting i'm
influences celebrated TO inspire any en-
couragement for the reform of the inmates.
Police justices are constantly committing
prisoners in disregard Of facts. IL is a com
mon thing at the Tombs TO have cases dis
posed W at the rate OF one minute.
S5,qeG pIDIT.
Ii is now publicly charged that Mrs. Putnam
the wife on the victim, received 5000 from
rich relative of Foster, the car-hoOk murderer.
for writing the letter 10 Governor Dix, asking
for communication of his sentence.
FATAL PAIL OF A FLOOR.
About ~ O'Clock this morning the lower
floor OF the Old house of refuge. corner OF LIST
avenue and Sd street, fell into the cellar. The
builuing has Of late been used as a silk mana
factory. A number OF workmen were in the
building when the floor fell, but it il thou chs
they escaped. IL is supposed that three bow
are buried under the rubbish.
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$500 900 CASH G1FTSi
<I00,08s for only SO.

Under authory of special Legislative act of March
10; 81; the Trustees now announce the THIRD
GRASD GIFT CONTEXT. for the Benefit Il the
fl BLIC LIBRARY OF kENTUShI, to cOure od
Al Liberty Hall, Louisville, Ky,
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To- d. t!e means TOT this magnificent Concert
OH III Nii<-Eb THOUSAND III KITS VSt'Y
vii % issued la e poTtiUn VI wt.ch are slras<
sOld.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
WHOLE TlCEETs $40, HALVES SIS, AND Ou.R
TEEs 81 10. ELEyEN WHOLE riCEFIs FoR I'll ma
No pIsceUST oNLEss THAN 100 IA Rs NSthips
could be nore sPprDpTste for presents than tickets
10 thI- BANQCET OF W EALTH. more likely TO pro-
duce grander satisfactory results. The ottect OF this
THIRD GIFT CONCERT IL the enlargement and Ell
downent 81 the Pr BIC LIBRARY kyNTUcKy,
which hy the special act authorizing he for
IT. eene n l. % e tore free o. ali citizens Of every
and second heretofore gisen, and fun parties lars Of
the m.ds OF aLawiIx he gifts and paving then ami
everything Necessary TO thorough understand ne 4
she scheme from beg anng 20 end are now pubii-he
the form of q circular htCh will Furnished
Of cost 10 any who apply. Tie entire -
the unceItaki has been committed by the tru-Sse,
la Hen. ThOs- T. BrsLllefte, late Governor a an
tHcky- 10 whom all cOmnlunC peg,Auns 10 a.
a tska h.
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poses 81 Rs FATE-Cnless Governor Dix inter
established over Foster of Fri.iay ~, &c tfy
s soserncr l. not heard from BY the ism ia.
s s.. sne sherif viii reissue limitations 70 the
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Al, 1EN HENRY A. wIsE has laid a claim bef1r.
me e lrginia senate committee on federal re,a-
uo1s ior ., ~. IA, Q balance which he demanfs
q uue MIN Tor his services as one Of the commits
s,ohers o. the state to scttle the boundarV lima
between Virginia ana Maryland -
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TUESDAY aFEIL 1879.

At this Concert the best musical talent that can De
procured from Al parts u the adj nj A.
To the entertainment, and TEN TT oTSAND
CASH GIFTS aggreEatIBg vast total e. HALF
MILLION utsIL4 r. caTs. uCy will be at,trIhut.d
- lot 10 the ticket holders, a. follows:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bachelors Hair Dye IT, the best in the world ;
the only true and perfect flair Dye; no ridiculous
taneeus black or brown; at all druggists', and l6
Bond street, New York. f3-eoly
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The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION now
has before it y 600 unsettled cases. The time
fixed for filing claims has expired.
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jim SoLBLET, the hacker of Hicken in II,
late prize light with Campbell, has commenc -
su. against Barker, the referee, recurring hin
Hicken. Y" the part D
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BISMARCK made a speech YESTERDAY Ia ~,
upper house OF the Prussian D;ef in .,,,,,.,r, -,
Catholic clergy. " '' "'-Aa'
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Freshets i'm Penn.yIyan,a

Fort Deposit saws a heavy thunder storm nc
CURED this morning and it is still raining bar
The Susquehanna has risen twenty inches. an,
Is stiil rising, causing alarm. There = "a,
chahge IN the ice gorge. At Chickies- pa tbs
river mas risen three feet, and is sill, RISING
AT Columbia. Pa, the river has risen two ,aass
and T. still rising rapidly. wv ieei
PHILADELPHIA, March n n baS ,.aa,, -,
ing very hard all the morning. The channsi
ope through the ice gorge in the SchuvlkiiI a,
paramount. A portion Of the ice passed a.
the dam without damage owe
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The Railroad War I'm Jersey.

TRENTON, y. J., March 1.-THE Court OF
Appeals considered the validity Of the case Of
the united railroads to the Pennsy wanna rail-
road ON the appeal from the decision OF the
chancellor, which declared the case legal. A
paper was presented, signed by eight of the
complsinants who originally Instituted the suit.
stating that they were NO longer interested i'm
the suit. motion to dismiss the appeal 50 far
as these parties were concerned was resisted by
Messrs. Browning X Williamson. The court re-
fused Ia grant the motion, and the case pro-
ceeded and papers IN relation 10 il were read.
Strike Of Marble Cutter. fn Boston.
BosToN, March 1.-THE marble cutters at
work i'm the burnt district struck yesterday for
an increase of paw. They demand twenty-onc
dollars per week instead of seventeen as here
toiOre.
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The Sun OF s25 was received at the Treasury
department to-day from New Yorker, 10 re-
mburse the government for non-payment
duties ON goods.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Avn U ON II
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN T. FORD Proprietor aai Manager
LAST NIGHTS OF
CHAR LOTTE CUS HMAN-
In her grand impersonation of
QUEEN KATHERINE,
In Shakespeare q Historical Play of
HENRY VIII.
MR.. JAMES II. TAYLOR as Cardinal " olsey
THURSDAY EVENING, March Is. '
Shakspeare's Tragedy,
MACBETH
Lazy Charlotte CushmaD
SATURDAY, only Cushman Matinee
On Saturday Night, THE 0CT0ROON, produc ID
by An excellent company. at cheap prices.
Seats be secured during The das at the ONCE Of
the New Opera House. mil 81
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Wy ANoIHER ERIE INvEsTIeArIoS.-The Ney
restraining the Erie railroad co,nna osoi9tlo
paying dividends on fraudulently issued stncl
anu appointing committee to inyest,e,fe -,
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REyENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S1i2 1925.
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HFkN PArLINE. mother of the King Of W,r
em- uig, Q e ierday: aged 30 year..
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SPECIAL AGENTS, P. q. D.-J. b. Murnis
of Tenn, is appointed special agent Of the
Post Office department, vice W. Rule, resigned.
and James f. Stewart, of Iowa, vice VIM
Maxwell, removed.
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JcHE :. CAIN. secy Public Library Il Nv
rAhAfRS pR0FERS' BANK, Treasurer.
"A, me time for the Concert is close sf hanI
hpIil Nh:l parties wanting tickets should send N
MI "9"Js i'tAHsd,afsis IL they would avoid the
.asi aNu u,lsF absolutely unas oiabe in the 4, =
days pr,reeding the Drawing All order. and anal
sal"bs i9f ag-ncs-~ circulars and infrIuafioo
heei HiR Pfrhet attention +"
Ihcs r. BRAALETTE Louisville XIV
Jshu s-atniAPra Agent Public Library Ky
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DROCTER CANDLES
OLEIkE SOLE

Il n ale from the best material. In, ala =. .-, -,
ordinary soap, ever ID families usins IN XII r.
GERS have 10. D. n PIZEy. al gro
decN u Baltimore, I'd, ! " AgIl.als Agent,
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Mdshipmen j. d. Keeter,
Francis winslow, and Edward VI. Hughes have
been detached from the Nicaragu survey, and
placed on waiting orders; Surgeon F.. C. Yer
Menlen from the onward, and placed on wait
ing orders
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PRESIDENT GRANT TO Mr.. CoLFAS-
President Grant has authorized the publication
OF the following letter:
ENECCTlNE VI ASStON.
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1873.

Ny Deer Mr.. Colfor-Allow me to say that I
sympathize with Won in the recent Congressional
invest legations; that have watched them CLOSELY.
and | am satisfied now, as ever have been,
of your integrity, patriotism and freedom from
the charges imputed as if | knew OF my own
knowledge OF your innocence. Our official rela-
tiOns have been so pleasant that 1 would like to
keep up the personal relations through life.
AfectiOnately yours, L. S. GRANT
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TEE PRESIDENT is quite seriously intispcsed
from cold resulting from exposure on inaugu-
ration day. The cold has seized his throat, and
he speaks With much difficulty. He did no;
appear in his Office this morning until l. M.
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CONTROLLER TAYLER has written letter 10
Representative Foster, in which he says his first
opinion in regard to the act increasing the pay
of Congressman was based upon a portion only
Of the act, and that subsequently he obtained a
complete and certified copy Of the law which
contains clause providing for the payment.
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SENATOR PATTERsoNs CASE NOT TO M
TAKEN UP.-The caucus of Republican Sens-
tors yesterday afternoon reconsidered Satur-
days vote regarding the case of Paterson, am
decided not TO take il up for consideration in
the Senate. no action being possible Tor the
1eison that Patterson is TO longer member OF
the body.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-11
RIVER NEWS.

NASHVILLE, December To- River fell &
inches to-day; rs foot on shcsl.. The
weather was cloudy ard damp.
N.-- Op,.-.., D~o-usU-s ho-nr
ried-Rob:. Mitchell, Cincinnati De.
parted-St Lake, Sc. Louis; Belle Lee
Chicot City.
VIcKsBuRo, December I0.-Down-
James Howard, susie Silver, Exporter
Up--Kstie, Nick Longworth Weather
warm. River rising
MEMPHIS, December 10 - We.ther
warm and rainy. River rising. Fog on
river oil day, boats unable 90 run. Ar
rived-J w Garrett and bsress, Cincin.
natl Departed las. night--Lady Lee
Joe Kinney, 81. Louis.
ST LOUIS, December 10. - Arrived
Lioness and Mollie Moore, Cairo; G G
Smith, Madison; Scudder, Vicksburg;
John Kyle, New Orleans. Tho Grand
Tower departed for Memphis. River ris-
ing again. Rained all day.
EVANSVILLE, Decsmbs l0-Cloudy
rainy aimee 3 pm, mercury 81 to A..
RIVER ross eleven inches. Up, Lawrence
Sherlock, John Means, George Roberts.
Down, Sam Hale and bsrges, Grey Es-
gle, Mary Ament, Idlewild. BusinesI
fair.
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At his NEW STORE on
Commercial avenue, Burger Is
now receiving daily the lar.
gest, best selected and cheap.
est stock of dry goods ever
before brought to Cairo. A
line of dress goods which have
never been surpassed in this
market, either for beauty or
variety. A full stock Of boots
and shoes; domestics Of all
kinds; a beautiful stock of
furs, muifs and boas, muffs
and collars, and children's furs
at q mere song; knit woollen
! goods, children's sacks, etc,
almost given away ; a hand
some assortment Of gloves and
a charming selection of ladies'
ncckties, rutfs, ETC., etc. Gen
tlenen's furnishing goods,
overcoats, suits, underwear,
hats, caps, gloves counter.
panes, comforts and quilts,
table linens, red and white !;
water proof cloth in all the
new shades and a full and
complete stock Of notions.
All these goods were bought
at panic prices, and will be
sofa AT aStonlshlnSiy low Eg-
ures, as Burger is determined
not to be undersold. Call and
avamin" his goods before pur.
chasing elsewhere. His store
room contains every article in
the dry goods line that any
buyer can possibly want, and
the prices are so low that NO
one will have the conscience
TO ask a reduction on any.
thing.
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MARKET REPORT,

ST. LOUIS, December 10.-Flour bouyant
for all grades below 900, higher grades firm
superior 4.4095 x 5.2593 10 Xxx G@G.35 xxx
G 2jGD,.2 Is family ,.50GgS .2o; wheat firm high
err 2spring, l,ii@i.i2!; . Red fall, 1873 in de-
msnd At this price but generally held higher,
No. 2, lSS@1,GO; corn active higher. 2 mixed,
| regular seller Dec. 56@i7; car oats new.
mixed, sold sos; oats active higher. 2,
mixed 4Oi9il, offered Dec. 4l93si bid bar.
ley quiet but firm, 2spring l 35@l.+5, choice
l.506yl.o5; rye firm No. 2, SvHyI; pork
steady H0l4i green meat quiet sales should
ers 1t, dry salt firm, loose shoulders 4i05,
clear rib, 6iD9s clear 6.CDji, packed lots
higher.
CHICAGO, December 10 Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat firm. No spri lg To-
@l II; Noe, l4l cash; | IL, December;
No 3, 0S. earn firm, No . mixed 52tc;
52ac January. Oats, quiet, weak and lower
Flo 2, aSc cash or January. Rye. scarce and
drm, No 2, soc. Barley, No fall 46. No.
2, 03. Provisions dull and decinen; pork
lower and closed steady at litc cash; Hale
SANITARY. Lard fair demand and lower &c,
cash SIC January; bulk meats, tair demlad
aud lower, partly cured; shoulders &c; s Il
Ole; g CSC; box, fullp cured and packed t
hlsher; green shoulders 4ic; SIR 6sc hams
81. Whiskcy9l.
CINcISNArI, December 9--Cotton steady
at l5ic, Flour qniet at 1 sS9o 10. Wheat
steady; sample lots 1 3S9,s3. Corn nrner;
old ear 55c; new ear SOC. Rye 92@y2c.
Oats quiet Barley iirmer. Groceries firm.
Oils steady. Eggs steady. Butler and
cheese firm. Pork nominal; buyers holding
of tor IS 259l5 80. Lard; kettle steady ut
stdsicr steam held AZ Sc. Bulk meats quiet
shoulders 5sc; clear sides % 66se; clear
o'car rib It;c, Hogs In good demand; 4 81
@o 20.
NEW ORLEANS, December 9--Flour nuiet:
XIX 80; Xxx 675(1I 70; family. s 5N@9
Corn quiet at TIC; Oats 65c, Bran firm.
Hay nrm at %; choice drmer at ~. Pork
scarce; held at IL 80. Dry salt meats firm;
shoulkers 6ic. Bacon scarce and firm at q
yst@Slc; choice hams firm; old loG1 lOic;
new ls@itc. Lad dull; tierce SIC; keg 0,c
(Da0c; Sugar firm; Inferior 4@isc; common
bt(g0; faip to fully fair 8i9sc; prime 10
choice s9sic. Molasses active demand;
common 45@i'c; fair bC@5ac; prime to
choice b5@G3. Whiskey quiet; La. 0i99)c
Gin. l O2. Coneo firm; tsir s3@2aIc; good
2t@24ic; prime si!G02Sc; corn moal quiet at
SO'
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Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PERFECT, THE CHICAGO MUIR.
DEFER TO BE HANGED.
A CHILD WHIPPED TO DEATH by
IT'S MOTHER.
-SNe----------
fhv.d CHICAGO DES MONIES AND
ELSEWHERE.
From Chicago.
TRIAL OF MUREDkgHs.


CHICAGO December lv--Ths Grimm al
court WAS occupied to-day with another
murder trial, John Walsh and William
Donnelly being on trial for the murder OF
Patrick LAwiess, committed on the l2th
Of October, at o boarding house. No, IS
Buiterfeld street, near Twenty.second
street. The testimony At the coroner's
inquest developed tho fact that Patrick
Lswless and the two men who are now
being tried for numbering him, became
involved In q quarrel of words, which re-.
suited in the stabbing OF LAwisss by ono
or both of the present sndsnn. This
wounds inflicted resulted fatally.
TO BE HANOI.
OvN. pcvsriogo mas ueclined 60 grant q
petition to commute tho death sentence OF
Perfect, the Chicago wife-murderer, who
Friday.
RAfLEoAD ACCIDENT.
The trains duo in this city thi. mo ming
on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago railroad, were detained considsra.
BILE time on account OF u serious &C, ident
TO two freight trains A. Hobart, Indiana
The two trains collided with terrific force,
completely wrscsing tho LOGON olives and
number of cars. Fortunately none of
tho employees on tho train we're injured.
The engineers and Aremen leaped from
their enpin"s in time to save themselves.
The loss TO The company will resch many
thousands Of dollars.
WHIPPED TO DEATH.
a dispatch from East Saginaw reports
th~ wh,ppi-e 80 dasth Of a girl there on
Sunday by her mother. The parties were
colored. The mothers name 10 Francis
NJ. Williams. On Sunday, shout noon,
screams were heard from the room occu-
pied by this woman, and Q few hours
later, when tho room was entered, tho girl
was found in . dying condition. The
moths' was arrested and sen. 20 the
county Jail. There was much excitement
among tho colorod people, and ,h.re was
rusor that an attempt would be made
TO lynch the woman. An examination
was madc this morning by DIR. Samuel
Kitchen, who found that tho back and
body Of the victim wss badly cut up with
stripes, evidently inflicted with heavy
rope.
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From Des MOlnes.
THE GRANGSHs IN CoUScIL-ELEcTroN
ohDEkED--A DISASTROUS FIRE

THE GRANGEHs IN CoUScIL-xLEcT1oN
ohDEkED--A DISASTROUS FIRE
DFs MoisEs, December l0.--The State
Grange 10 in session. There aro three
hundred delegates, representing over L.
500 grange, present. To-nigh. Mrs
Annie Slavery addressed the convention.
In the Yard murder trial to-day, Mr..
Yard was called a. a witness and no cor.
roboratei the testimony OF his wife, saving
that heshot Jones in defen,e Of his vifs
and his honor.
The governor has ordered = special slec-
ton January nth, in Lee county, TO fli
the vacsncy occnioned by the death of
Edward A. Layton, representative elect
Under tho new code tho Lieutenant gov
ernor and speaker Of the house get no
more pay than members.
Tho election of Mr.. Lsyton's successor
VIII probably change the control Of the
house, 40 Il 10 now = tie.
A disastrous fre occurred Al Eddyvills.
on the Vsllsr railroad, to.dsy, Lo.s about
100000 insurance $40, 900.
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From Columbus, Ohio.
4 DISTRESSING ACCIpYNr.

COLUMBUS, December l0.-The latest
fat.i result Of ths accidental discharge OF
a gun occurred here this morning. A
young son OF Mr.. Chss. uoG was placed
in charge OF . young baby, and with his
sister four years old, sent up stairs TO play
While st play the little girl ran against
= shelf on which loaded gun was stand
iipc' Stacking it down and ,hsrwing IL to
'he Moor, Nhsre II was discharged, the
contents lodging N the girls head, knock
ing the top Of tho skull completely of.
Ihe boy sud baby were un,rjured
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From Savannah.

tbs BRITISH STEAMER TEXAS AGRoUsn.
SAvANrAH, December io.--Ths British
Steamship Texas, Capt. Bouohette, which
called from Liverpool November az, for
New Orleans, with passengers for Port
Royal, evidently lost her reckoning, and
went S.hore a. liito a. M this day, on
stone Horss shoals, seven miles south Of
Iydee. The weather WAS calm. II is be.
lieved she sustained no serious dsmsge,
and will bo hauled OF II the wosthsr con-
tinuss pleasant. Tugboats were sepl -
her assistAnoS from AAvspuah.
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Oh. 25o, Taber, y N, 200, Tillmaa, JET
Col, 70, Taylor, Hsrkles, Col, Use.

W
wipterburg r, Sis, White Mary J,loo,
Valdez Isaac, 1890, Western Unoin Ve!-
eersph Co, 800, Williamson ), leo, WILL
Johnson Ii 8, IS, Weis 4 Burger, l,ol6,
WAY N IA, Winsor Oracle J, 2Goee,
S<c1EsxsM n A, $50, Wxldschmidt
b, 1853, Weber q, 252, Williams w N,
IS, Wilson y Il, l45, Wiiler II, 32s, Wal
ter ], 1871, Ward & Roberts, 440, Ward ;
B, 90, Winons ID II, lao, Wooton W W,
il2, waIaer T, acc, whi.canp Fred, Jr,,
100, Wiley N b. ZIG, Ward y
NJ, 52e, Valdez Thomas, 800
Whuosmp II 2,l20, Willisms N 274,
Webb II w ei5, Walbridge 4 L 4 Co
1915, Wilson y 1905, Waldef no,
White X 5s5, Whitoamp + sr 40, Web.
Dor w S22, Wood J 425, Williamson q
ID 47G5, White j G lao, Wardner " 400
Wood g Ol,6oo, White Mira II 3i2, White
baum IL PAS, Woodward q u 1925
Whitlock q w & Go ss5, williams II
100, Walker II 575, Winston q 40,
Wooden q G5. Wilcox J & Go 1900,
Warner T w & Bro s25, Wood w DR. l 4so
Walker & Nellis, 1898, Walbrijge + 4,
l78, Wilson Thomas, 225, Walsh Mathew,
100, Walsh Richard, $50, wit,ig Carl,
80. Winter William. 4,iIc, wris6, Mel.
| con. colored, rs. Wheeler y p, 100, Wall
& En-, l4so, White Ms Elizabeth, COO,
Wright John, colored, 25e, Wood, DR..
VIM, $50.
Yocum George. $40, you'd NJ NJ, Us,
Yocum II 5, 500, Yost Caspar, 1876, Young
V II -
Zimmerman Peter, s5, Teller j g, s4S,
Zanone j ID, 900.
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light and graceful literature; ana .
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OF the year. While other pubic ztior
claim superior cheapness. as compare.
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ique and original concepiion-alone q /
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In price or character.
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ART DEPARTMENT is,.|

The illustrations Of the Aldine hav
worldwide reputation, and IN the .,
tres OF Europe IL IL an admitted fa
It's wood cuts are examples of the
perfection ever attained. The G.,
prejudice In favor OF "steel platos,"
idly yielding 10 a more educated al
eliminating taste which recognizes
vantiges the advantages OF supe Ftor \
quality with greater facility Of prod
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874
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The Christmas issue for 1874 viii
.recial designs appropriate TO the
tract. ons any u IL S Sn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-11
ASSESSMENT.

OF personal property in the county Of
Alexander, for tho year 1879, M return.
ID By the county assessor, published by
order Of the county court.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-11
Prospectus for lS74-SEvENTH y
THE ALDINE.

An Illustrated Monthly Journal, upivrj
admitted to be the handsonicst peri
icai In the W orld. Arepreseptati,
and champion Of American IA, to.