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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-03

Beacon is to have brass band.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-03

Our young friend HOMER GREEN has
gone on his annual visit To Versailles, LII.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-03

a SHEEP SHEARER-We are informed
that Jesse Stanley sheared seventy five
sheep, and tied the wool of the same on
last Friday, for Mrs. Thomas Wilson, who
lives west of Beacon This we believe To
be the best day Is work we ha, e ever known
in this country. Jess is sumner.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-03

Now comes the report from Golden City
Colorado, that FRANK ALUMBAUGH and
wife have "the incest little girl in the
Territories" We learn that Frank is do
ing well, otherwise, out there
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Large assortment of PaIlor Lounges,
Bed Lounges and Parlor Sets at
MCCURDY's
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MAsoNIc.-Work in r. A. Degree in tie
Chapter, this, Thursday evening. Stated
meeting in Tn-luminar. Friday evening,
July 4. In Amity, Monday evening, July
Z. In De Payen'sCommandery, Tuesday
evening. July 8. In Hiram Chapter, Wed
nesiay evening. July9 Let all attend.
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A large stock of Hats, Caps and Shirts
OF all grades, neckties, collars, can always
be found at MORRIS L. LEWIS.
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A Cedar Rapids man says that if you
will put teaspoonful of Paris Green in
your watering pot and sprinkle over your
potato vines one application will kill all
the bugs that infest them.
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ABoRN House While at Dies Moines
attending the State Convention, we stop
ped at the Aborn House-the new House
3ust completed. II is beauty, furnished
win all the modern improvements, has
.a'se nice rooms, good tables, and is con-
'enient To the business part of town.
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We have just received large invoice OF
TEAL

put up in one pound cans by the United
States Tea Company, at reduced prices
which we warrant as represented. Try it,
40 S. j. DUTToN & Co.
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REPORT

OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL STATE
BANK AT osKAL0OsA, IN THE STATE OF IOWA,
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE IL, 1873.
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BLANK NOTES, neatly DO und in Sos and
zoos, for sale at the HERALD office. If
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BLACKSMITHING.

Perdue & Sterling have again resumed
business as firm, and will give careful at
tention to all kinds of blacksmithing,
horse shoeing, pillow work, repairing, etc.
Call at the shop on Main street, cast of
square ms
Inc oest and purest cidersand wine vine
gar in the city at s. G. PURDY & Co.'S.
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l have the largest stock of Ready Made
Clothing in the State and will sell them for
less profit than any other dare to do.
~ MORRIS l.. LEVI.
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HURSTS FAMILY MEDICINES
are for sale by DRAPER 81 CLIFFORD,
and dealers generally.
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Read hay and grass local.
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The Republicans of Monroe county have
nominated the follow ing ticket: Repre-
sentative, l.. o. HASKELL Treasurer, Il.
Hickenloper; superintendent, r. p Bell !;
Sheriff, ]. NJ. Robb; Surveyor, j. NJ. Porter;
Supervisor, H. L. Vosburg; Coroner, Cas-
per Dull. Among other resolutions the
Convention adopted the following:
ss2d That we honor our member of Congress,
M NJ Walden, for voting against the notorious
salary steal and for his manly vindication OF the
rights of the people.
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WANTED. WANTED.

A case OF rheumatism, pain in the back
or lumbago, sciatica and swollen Joints in
man; flesh cuts, sprains, windgalls, sore
shoulders, scratches and fistula in horses
that can not be cured by Hurst's Tar Lini,
ment 35m3
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-03

The name of Hon. M. M. WALDEN was
mentioned in the State Convention, for the
office of Lieut.. Governor, by an enemy of
his named Crosby, for the purpose of dam
aging him politically. Mr.. Walden public
ly declined allowing his name to be used
during the canvass, and supported, Hon.
Joseph Dysart for the place. The
Centervile Citizen speaking of the matter
says:
1.-THE person who presented the name of M. M.
Walden at Des Moines last Wednesday for an i'm
portant office had not the shadow of authority
from him for so doing. Mr. Crosby was recently
at Iowa City and perhaps had been In close COM
munion with John Irish. -
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For SALE-The undersigned has two
good farm mares, a two year old horse colt,
double wagon, and set of double har-
ness for sale. A portion of these above
articles will be exchanged for young cat
tie, if desired call at farm three and a halt
miles N. E. from Oskaloosa
wi w. A. HUNT Err.
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Southeast corner of SQUARE for Ice
Cream, Lemonade. etc.
WoLTZ & PRoUDFIT.
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Be sure and don't fail to go and look at
those Carriages, Buggies and Spring Wag-
ons at Jones' shop, before you buy. He
will sell the best of work at reasonable
prices. His motto is, quick sales and
small profits. 43-2w
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P. McMULLEN

BLANK RECEIPTS, neatly bound, for sa lie
at HERALD Office If
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More pounds of dried fruit for 81 90
than at any place in town, at 8. G. PURDY
& Cos.
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Read Peter Stumps' locals.
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Changers dalk bolidics und busht up, but
dalk groceries all der time und sell um.
Yours druely, PETER STUMPs
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LIST OF LETTERS

NoTE.-Delegates will be presented with ere
dentials signed by the Masters and Secretaries O
the several Oranges.
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WIN. FL. NEEDHAM, p. M.
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Fire Crackers and Torpedoes at YER
MONS.
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l. WANTED.-Ag girl to do aol<ework, at ]. NJ
-. | w Orvis'
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I1NDEI I1NDE1NT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
EDS. HERALD.-Please annoncet the the name of
T. z. WEIGH rs an Independent candidate for
Representative of Mahaska county and oblige
..s MANY CITIZENS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-26

ubJo F. Porter, "a leaschold
interest IN and 10 the fol
lowing described prCm'
scs, commencing 10 IT'S
block Is. original Town
of ottawa. In the basin Mt
the NV cor of j Woods
lot or leaschOld interest.
thence W ~ II, thence
2Oott, thence JOlt, thence
so It, and improve ,,oo,
mCntS thereon. - wv 10
L 4 Sherwood, leaschold
interest In and to a tract
of land on canal basin.
commencing Il II on n
lire with . line Of said
lots thpucc W lNOit along
the alley. thence to ca
nsl basin, thence e $50 r.
10 place of beginning, d 90
improvements thcrcOn... 80
+ A Sherwood. leaschold
interest I'm and TO tracS
of land iuft wide lying on
Cauu basin Of eh lot .,
block II, and Improve. -
u,pptS thereon. = IL
db,l T. Porter. leaschold In.
trrcst IN and to a tract or
hand so II wide on canal
basin OF VIII lot ,, block
IL, an d improvements ,oo,
thereon. .........t...-... 80 90
AlOuZn Edwards, unda 81
lcaschOd interest in and
to tract of land on ca
raj basin Of lot !, block
Il, commencing lSiisut
Sc COrlOt I, thence ~ II W
Along the alley, thence
10 basin, thence G 70 II,
thence u TO place OF b'-
ginning, Will improve 800,
wcut- thercOn........... -
La sale co Manufacturing
co, second lcaschod ir-
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&. c. WerrirL'S .Subdir. c fri 4 N
fri q See. 20, I. 33, Il. /.

Iss0Ss0r'S SVJdIE. # W0f p0WI0N
fHe ne .trdc IF Sec. 20, 4. 33, Il.
1, sjtuated n Of Illinois gicer, $
If lVdter ST., in CITY g perm.
Miss l. Alderman and f.
Metzyer, interest in and
20 the lcasvhOld and i'm.
provements on lot | aS
described in the Assess
or's recorded plat........ III -
First National Bank, inter
csIin and TO the tea 'ehOld
and improvements on lot
PAS described in the As
SCISSORS recorded plat. , 1913 56
James Barton, intere,t in
and to the lcasehold and
improvements on lot 3aS
described in the Assess
or's recorded plat. 2il co
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08
CAIRO AND TENNESSEE River
RAILROAD.

A. . meeting Of the committee ap.
pointed TO promote the interests Of the
proposed railroad from Cairo, Illinois, "
Johnsonville, Tennessee, held in the town
of Blandvills on the e.h Of January, 1873,
John.O. usrklsss WAS chosen chuirman,
and J. v. Wilde was elected secretary Of
aid committee for Ballard county, Ken.
lucky. A. J. Warden offered the follow.
leg resolutions, which we're carried.
Resolved, That the people Of Ballsrd
county, and especially thOss livii r nes'
tbs Route Of sail road from Maynsid t.
Blandvills, he invited TO meet this com.
mitlce on the fourth Monday Ia the
present month In the town ~ Blandvlllp.
u being the 0rst day Of common plea.
court, In order TO cOn.ult in regard n che
prcpriety and nscsssisy of constructing
cid rosd, and that the secretary Of this
Committee extend an invitation to the
Mayd-ld committee to meet with W, and
hat hs also invite John II. Oberly, editor
u THE CAIEo BuLLE'IN, to meet said
committee At the same time snd place.
Resolved, That these proceedings b.
published in TaE CAiao BuLLlriN and
Nay 6sld Democrat
10 HARxLEss, Chairman.
j. u. WILps, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08
MARKET REPORT.

Monday Evening, Jan. 9Th, 1878.
The market 10 not quite SO sctive ~ last
week and 10 some branches, prices show
down ward tendency. The Ohio river 10
reportsd open TO Cincinnati and large
qusntitish Of hay viii be brought cut Oh
barges, flooding the market and As b
consequence, cause dsclite in price her.
md ~ points below. The oats market !,
weaker ~. lay but as yet there is no d..
cline in prices nor demand. There was
good demand for mixed corn during the
las. two or thrss days. Meal con ,inus,
n fair demand M unchanged prices
Butter, egss and poultry are very dull
With IN overlooked market.
There 10 still no change ~ report in thu
price IL Aour but The market 10 improving
md medium 70 choice grades are in good
ismand.
snow fell u the depth Of several in
ches last Saturday Aighs and the marks,
will be glu.ssd with game, particular,
rabbits.
Frsighu arc Arm At 80 and 6Oc 10 Now
Orlsxns.
~Corrsspondsnts should bear 10
MIND that Our quotations represent pricet
for round lots from nrst hands, unles.
aherwiss stated, and that in filing small
orders higher prices must b. paid -
FLOUR There Is . decided improve.
ment In the tone Of the aour market, tn.
demand is fair aud prices arm ard un-
changed. Sales in the general marke,
comprise about 5000 bbls. 100 variou.
grades 0 to 0 so; 200 do 6 IS to . 10; 500
DO s TO Q So 500 do s SO 10 Q co. 600 do 8
to Q so; 100 bbls low super 4 50; $50 super
5 co. So bbls X 8 IS; 100 super 4 rs and
$50 bbls various grades s TO Q so. sales
by City Mills were $50 bbls white wheat
aour 0 So 32s bbls xxx 9 so; us bbls
XXX so; 776 bbls Xxx . Is and l2s bbls
X6 Is.
HAY-Weaker. Sslss were made TO-.
day o. high as 20 90 and on Saturday
~ 90 but 10 morrow from all indications.
IS 90 will be an outside figure. We note
sales Of cara choice mixed del IS or 7
cars common to choice mixed % TO rs 90
dol; cars red top del 10 90; = cars choice
missd del 2%@26 on, ! car ordinary "a 90;
! car prsriS 10 o. I cars choice mixed
| % 90, I cat choice timothy 70 co.; cara
choice timothy q 90 and car red top
and timothy mixed ~ co all delivered.
CORN-Fsir demand Tor Nil kinda NJ
unchanged priess sales consist OF 1000
.cks white del +7Ic; 2 cars white In sacks
del A7c; 5000 bushels mixed in bulk SEC;
10 csts mixed In sacks del %Sc; cars
white in sacks del a7@ASci . csrs white
%sc sacked and del; 8 oars mixed del Is to
&c; I car white In sacks on orders 20 |;
100 bushels mised Ia elevator on p. I.
and car white In hulk S73c.
OATe-Ths market 10 weaker but We
note no decline IN pricss The market
wss sean.ily supplied to-day there 10 plsn.
" on the road 70 met oil densads.
SAlss In sasks del were : care mixed 3Se
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RIVER NEWS.
RRIvED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Illinois. columbus
:. John Kyle, New Orleans
Andy Baum, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Illinois, Columbus
&" CD Church, Cincinnati.
Andy Baum,
CONDITION " TIE RIVERA.
The advance ice gorge Of the Ohi" river
made it, appearance here early yesterday
morning in Z soft and broken upcouditio"
md net even the paint wa
.crxtched OF Of any boat
null. II VS. conaned to narrow portion
IT the river. Here the Ohio river 10 swell.
ing rapidly. Abvs here the river 10 full
u floating ice aud 10 rising steadily; navi.
CATION will bs resumed in y day or two
several steamers are advertised 70 leav.
Cincinnati and Louisvills Tor The south
Tho Mississippi WAS sill clssr Of ice yes.
tsrdsy, indicating that the ice gorgss still
,old fast. About the only damage thv,
mas been done In the harbor at St. Loui.
by the ice has been among the ore barge ;
several Of them hAvs been sunk.
Special dispatches " TEE BULLETIN re-
port the condi.ion Of the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers st various places.
BusIssss AND wEArHER.
Business continues active st The landing
The weather was PARTLY clear and the sun
made the sidewalks and streets wet and
slippsry from the melting snow.
NiscrLLAsR"Us.
An examination Of thu hull Of the SUI.
ken towbost Wild Cat has been made by =
diver from st. Louis and hs 10 Of the opin'
ion thut she can be raised with iiitl.
trouble. The break Is shout midshivs, jus,
sbovs tho knuckls, and 10 tan feet long
and oaly two inches wide. just 81 " the
as. hole there 10 another small ohe, but |,
10 Of no consequence. A. soon - the river
Commences falling, an sdor, will bs mad,
70 raise her.
The Exporter started up the Mississippi
yesterday and Il Is presumed che went up
few miles after some freight.
The Illinois came In sew raj hours ahead
Of her usual hour. the train on the Mobile
and Ohio road being 90 far behind time
that she would not wait.
The y. B. Church gut away Tor Cincin.
natl ysstsraAy morning with big trip Of
freight
The Andy Baum from Memphis had .
big trip Of cotton fVr The Ohio river and =
fsir list u people.
The Bismarck aud james Howard are
putting OF their railrvad iron shove the
Some depot. The 6Isusrsk Will prob.
ably 70 W Ne Ollie ~ tas ~ Evansville
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. J. Baker, OF Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorneys. +. Mccartney,
Cierk-R. 8. Yocum.
Sherif-A. II. Irwin.
WIN. Nxrtin-Asseas0r and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-F. br0ss.
Associatss-J. Il. McCrite and 8. Archil.
don.
Clerk--Jacob @. Lynch.
Coronsy-John u. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
nsyOr-JOhn NJ. Lansden.
Treasurer-il. A. Cunningham.
ColnptrOller-E. A. Burnett.
Clerk-Niclsel Howley.
Nsrshsl-AntlreW Cain.
AttOruey-P. u. Pope.
Police Aagistrates-f. Bros and D. SLan.
osssy.
Chief OF PolIce-L. II. Myers.
SELECT COUNCIL
NAyor-John N. Lsnsden.
First Wsrd-P. q. Schulz.
second Ward-C. X. Woodward.
Third War,l--Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards. Stasts Taylor.
City.atLsrge--w. r. Halliday and D.
BOARD oY ALDERMEN.
First Ward James Rearden, A. B. SAT.
ford, Isaac Wslder.
second Ward-R. II. Cunningham, 4. Blu.
der, U. stsncel. James Swayne.
Third Ward-Wm. StrattOn, j. Il. Phillis.
Fourth Wsrd-Jn0. II. Robinson, q. II.
6esse. J. II. Metcslf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08
THE ELECrION YESTERDAY.

The city election yesterday did not ex-
cite much intsrest smong our people. and
passed OF very quietly. A very small
vote vas polled, and this 10 largely in the
m~j"ri,y for organization under the state
law. The vote stands 40 follow: North
precinct, for the law Is; against, I; for
the minority representation in the city
council ~; against minority represents.
ton In the city council, 81 /;
South precinct for the law,
10; against the law, s.; for minority rep
rssenntion in the city council>
Is; against minority representation
in the city council, Il; to,A
In the city, i25 for the law, and s against
IL; for minority representation in the
city council, rs; against, 1903. By tn.
election yesterday, the present city govern
ment will hold over some Two months If.
ter the usual tim. Ut the city election.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1873

for . load. 1bs Howard will have her
cracked shan repaired here.
The John Kilgour brought up about 400
bids sugar and soms bels Of moIsssss,
which che 10 dischsrsiag st the Stone
depot.
The barge Yellow Stone, which has
been .yang across The stone wall below the
Stone dsuot has had her butts sprung
and has taken considerable water, ana
was I" sinking condition yesterday.
The magnificent steamer Thompson
Ds.n hss postponed ner departure until
tO.snUrrow evening.
The Nary X. Poe Is fast filing out her
cargo, and will clear fnr New Orleans to
day with good trip.
The Jim. Fisk, Paducah pscke', has not
msde trip this week on sccount VI the
ice which has been passing Paducah since
Sunday night.
Capt. DAvy Hiner arrived hero last
evening by rail from st. Louis.
The Emma Elliott 10 the packet leav.
ing this morning for Memphis, aud all
way points. She 10 commanded by Rub,
Rci'lry, careful and experienced bvn,-
man.
1t was reported that the ice had done
some damage in Shawneetown and that
several barges have been broken loose.
Capt John Spsne Of The Bismark, &c.
turned ) Yesterday.
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Our cBURCBEs.

REwTUnAH.S5 On sesoes.
IL - ~ L ~ a.: - p.n
~ 80 ssssSs51 = 1ss;s =. =.
AE11otnDr.-cw uGAeh ssd wslaut ets.
rTkEtla1, GIn64 q An. ed ?. =
ruS6(0 sSl0f, Ws6hs61ey, q %.
ssp ss1ssC Nv. =. l. TnoHrsos'
cagIca ~ - rEornrn-ns'.ss.
is1aue ynSuuk ealsssA 10 A.
e. S%t e:
- - ~ RGv. Z. CoAx, Rector.
81. EA1ulCx1 CuURCli-Ninth D. and
fuliis ~. SsSScsA s:is ed 10 a..
s&s61 ~.
NV. r. ]. O'IlAtloRAN. Priest.
sT. JOsEPn's ChURCll.-tOermau,) cor.
ner Of Walnut and Cross streets:
Msss, every sabbath at 10 O'Clock .. M
No. duiiax week days, . O'Clock a. n:
REV. &. HOFFMAN, Priest.
GERMAN LUTHERAN ClluRCIl-isth
strvet between Washington Avenue and
rrsssSinS sunday morning At 10 o'clock.
E0Olb0l0 be0OOI ~ OcWCa - NE 49, ~
1hielecke, Superintendent.
REV. RoB'r. uELBie, Pastor.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOC!A.
TION.-Rsgnlar meeting second Monday
each month Ut their room over Rockwell
4 Coz book store, Commercial avenue.
weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, q p.m.H
L.w. srIllwELi, President.
SECOND MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHCRCu.-Corner Sycamore and Forty:
Srst streets. Preaching sabbath st ii
o'clock Q. m. and O'Clock p. m.
Sunday school O'Clock p. IN:
The church !: connected Nth the Illi Inc
list church Of Cairo.
R.v. SOLOMON LEONARD, Pastor.
FRlCAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bs
ween Walnut and Cedar.
eryices. Sabbath, II AIN.
bbath School, II pm.
.ass meets NJ pm.
fCOND FREE WILL BAPT1sT.-fn'
teepth Street., between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, II and Sp. m.
REV. n. KICKS, Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST HONE MISSION
SABBATH SCHOOL.-Coruer Walnut
and Cedar Streets.
Sabbath school, . am.
-CurTy's Barracks.
services, sabbath II am, 3 pm. 1 TAP. N.
REV. WV. KELLEY, Pastor.
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth Sts.
Preaching Sabbath, lOi am. and q pm.
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath School, Il pm. John vanBaxte'
aud Mary Stephens, superintendents.
Rev. +. ]. sHOREs, Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-fourteenth
Street, between Cedar and Walnut. The
only baptist church recognized BY the Al
ISOLATION.
services, Sabbath, II Am. SPIN. and pm
RFv. JACOB BRADLEY, Elder.
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THE georges In the Ohio river gave way
on Monday. A large body Of running ice
made its appearance q Cairo On Monday
night 81 - o'clock. II 10 slushy and rot.
ten, chiefly confined TO the channel and
does not interfere with the shipping In the
least Tuesday, elk W seven boats left
this port for points on the Ohio river, for
the purpose Of bringing away freight
which has accumulated since the late
frsezeup.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

M ii. L. Warts, agent for the Union
shuttle Sewing Machine, 10 nov In Thu
city. Mr.. Watts 10 enthusiastic on the
subject Of the virtues Of the Union Shuttle
machine, and from our observation Ct the
work jone on the machine he showsd 70
u, We believe his confidence 10 b we'll
placed. lie makes spscIsl,y Of the ssls
Of toe hand machine, . lov'pricsd article
vhich does oil work done By the usual fan.
lily mschinss, and which may b. bought
sos the low price OF $40. The mschin. .
ssnt out on ssIsl q low satss, and NJ.
VISITS y convinced II assds only . thor.
eugh trial 70 b thoroughly sppsssIassd.
l.oG
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08
SECRET ORDERS.
THE NASONS.

AFRO CONMANDERY, No. 13.-stated
Assembly 1t the Asylum Masonic lisil, nrst
and third Saturdays 10 each month.
CAIRO COUNCIL, NO: A:-hegulAi Sonvo'
cation at Masouic Hall. the second Friday
In each mouth.
CAIRO CHAPTER No. 7l.-Regulaf Con:
vocation ut Masonic Hall, on the third
Tuesday Of every month,
CAlRO LODGE, SO. 33' =. 4 A. M.-Regu.
Iar Communications 1t Masonic Hall, the
eecond and fourth Mondays Of each month.
THE ODD.FELLOWS.
ALEXANDER LODGE, 1k)-Meets IN Odd
Feuows' Hall, In Arter's building, every
ThurvLsy evening 1t O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

MAYOR LANsDEn has instructed ID,
CITY treasurer ~ not receive any none,
tor saloon licenses unlil the bonds rsQuireu
BY lev, are presented and approved b,
he city council.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

MEssRs. pstier 4 WOLF proprietors OF
tho New Yor. store, intend 10 put up .
large brick building on the site OF that
nov occupied by them. The work will
soon commence, and when anishsd tn"
structure will be ane one and an orns-
ment 70 that part - the city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

AccoRDlSo " . statement In the lat
Cairo Gazette, the meeting VI the Oslts
DIRE company " elect oficsrs for the snsu-
,ng year 10 to BE- held tonight. Th'
meeting takss place one wssk from w.
night.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

TaE GsrmxniS association intend "a
trip the light fantastic toe 1t Washingto"
hall tonight. The ladies will wear cal
leo dresses. l.7.2t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

TIE OH Vive Coteris give the fourth
party OF their series on Friday evening
next, 10th inst, and hope to sec . full
turnout Of their friends. Extra music will
DO furnished for the occasion. Grand
March st $50 r. m. II