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To the HarbOr Commissioners of
Portland

VVHE undersigned respectfully asks permission TO
IL. extend Maine Wharf on piling to the Commits
sioners Line
President and Directors of Maine Wharf, by W.
Portland, Aug. IA, 1873.
w. THOMAS President.
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

The regular meetings of the City Council take place
the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday eve
ming of each month.
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Indian Matters.


WASHINGTON, Aug 1S.-Capt. Chisholm re-
ports thu. killing of three Indians and capturing
horses stolen on the 18th of July in New Next
co. Corporal Brattling was killed.
Indian Agent Thomas reports from Tulerosa,
New Mexico, the oath ult., that ON demanding
from the Apaches the notorious thief and muir
derer, chief Soncha, they refused, took their
arms and told him if he wanted to fight they
were ready. An attempt to arrest Soncha BY
the Adjutant led to threatening demonstrations
and the next day Major Price with few SOL
diers made his appearance in accordance with
the request of Dr. Thomas. The Indians still
acted hostile, removed their women and chill
dren, held short talk with Price, and prom
ised to hold another council the next day, but
still declined to give up Soncha During the
night they all fed to the mountains. Major
Price arrested and holds as hostages three In
dams whom he seized.
Con. Pope notifies the department that troops
are held in readiness to move if Mai Price re-
quires them. DR.. Thomas requests Mai. Price
to follow the Indians to the mountains and en-
deavor to persuade them to return to their res
ervation, but if they reject :his
proposition to return. He desires the
Major to take steps for the protection of the
settlers.
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ABRAMS e. BRO.

ABhAMS q BfkO..
Aucfioneers and Commission Merchants.
give their special attention to selling Real Estate
Furniture and Merchandise of all kinds Horses Car,
riages, &c. Advances made on consignments Reg
ular Sales of new and secondhand Furniture at the
Auction Rooms every Saturday morning. Commu-
nicatiOns by mail promptly attended to
ABRAMS a. BROTHER,
125 Federal St., under the U. s. Hotel
n. b. Money advanced Watches, Jewelry,
Furniture, Clothing, and all goods of value.
apr23 DIFF
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BURGLARY.-The post office at Morrilps COR
ner was entered Suoday night by BURGLARS and
about $40 stolen. The stables of Mr.. ]. G GIN
and Mr. R. c. Sawyer were also broken into
and several harnesses and overcoats stolen.
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JOE PRNTING.-Every description Of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
EXCHANGE ST VIM. M. MARKS.
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ORDERED, That hearing be had on the foregoing
petition on SATURDAY August 23d, 1873 Mt
o'clock p. M. at the end of Maine Wharf, and that
notice Of the above petition together with this
order thereon be given by publication, in two Of the
daily papers printed in Portland, for seven days at
least previous to the hearing.
JACOB MCCLELLAN. ! Harbor
q II FaR MAKwiok' Commissioners.
Portland, August IA. 1873. au15dtd
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the Penobscot BAY g. River Rail.
ITO the Associated Press.


RoCKLAND, Aug. 18.-At the meeting here
to-day of the committee of the several towns
interested in the Knox & Lincoln Railroad, to
take into consideration the application of the
directors of the Bay & River Railroad for aid in
building said road, a resolution was passed by
an almost unanimous vote recommending that
the several town vote to take stock in the Bay
& River Road to the amount of $100,000 said
sum to be apportioned in proportion to the in
terest of said towns in the Knox & Lincoln
Road. A committee was chosen to prepare a
form of vote to be submit ed at the legal meet
ings to be called for the above purpose.
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Brief J0tfinUs.

On the first page will be found letter de-
Tending Gen. Howard from the charges made
against him.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs. Ba rstow
will be held Wednesday afternoon, Aug. GOTH,
at o'clock, at her late residence 56 Park street
Burial at the convenience of the family
Mr.. j. w. Perkins has erected summer res
idence on Squirrel Island at the mouth of the
Androscoggin river. The place is destined,
they say, to become favorite resort during the
hot season.
The yacht ''Ethel' arrived yesterday from
six weeks cruise to the Provinces.
Mr. Samuel Bowles of the Springfield Repub-
zican was in town yesterday.
Trains were delayed on the Eastern Railroad
Sunday morning by the night freight jumping
the track near South Berwick
Portland bids a long farewell to peace and
quiet A club of you lg men has been formed
for the purpose of learning to play the flute.
An excellent oil portrait of Bishop Bacon,
painted for the Orphan Asylum Fair and
fine crayon sketch of Mr.. Pickard, of the
Transcript,are 10 be seen in Hale's window
The Advertiser is told that Rev. Dr. Hill of
the First Parish, is engaged in writing scien-
tiic treatise.
The annual Episcopal Convention for the
Diocese of Maine, win be holden at st. Lukes
Cathedral on the Sd and 4th prox.
The indications are that large numbers will
go to Lake Sebago tomorrow if it is pleasant.
The excursion is for the benefit of a worthy OBJ
ject.
Every one will be pleased to hear that the
little Parsons boy so severely injured recently,
will be able to ride out this week.
General Superintendent G. J. Bridges of the
Grand Trunk, will arrive in town to-day.
The question of annexation to Portland is
agitated at Cape Elizabeth, and many of the
business men speak favorably of the move
ment
Yesterday was cold and dark Rain began
to fall about dusk
Major G. f. Larrabee, Indian agent at Camp
Grant Reservation, who came near meeting
his death at the hands of the treacherous
Apaches, is at San Francisco, lale and hearty.
A cordial invitation is extended to our citi-
zens to attend the meetings of the Association
for the Advancement of Science.
Dolly Bidwel drew a full house last night,
and the Irish comedians proved great cards.
The bill tonight is very attractive one
We understand that the Republican Ward
caucuses will take place next Friday.
The schooner Mary Odell of Gloucester,
caught fire Saturday night from the pinnacle
lamp and only timely discovery from the
wharf saved a serious fire.
AcoIDENr.-As Mr. JIG Dyer was alighting
from his carriage on State street, yesterday
morning, his horse became frightened, and
started down street at smart pace, throwing
Mr. Dyer under the wheels and cutting his
head severely. He was picked up in an insen-
sible condition.
CANADIAN OFFIcIALs.-The Earl of Dufferin
1overnor~General of Canada, accompanied by
col Fletcher and Mr.. Campbell, came into the
Guy over the Grand Trunk Railroad yesterday,
preakfasted at the Falmouth, and left on the
MAINE central for St. John at noon. The mar
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The Mysterious Murder.
WASHINGTON.
Treasury balances

The following are the Treasury balances to
day: Currency $40, 647 1908; special deposits of e
gal tenders for redemption of certificates of de-
post $35, $4,000; coin S4,027, 437; including
coin certificates $43, 531 900; outstanding legal
tenders 1856 100000.
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by TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
The President at Fryeburg.


Especial to Press.]
FRYEBURG, Aug. 1S.-President Grant with
the several members of his party arrived here
at LIS p. M, by special Pullman over the Port
land & Ogdensburg Railroad. During the brief
stop of fifteen minutes the President appeared
upon the platform. and the opportunity was i'm
proved in general hand shaking with the as
sembled crowd.
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TEMPLARS OF HONOR.

At Templars' Hail. No. 100 Eachange Street.
CoUNCIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. l. every Wednesday
evening.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT sTwENTY-FouF
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIeNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. G..
Aug. Is, Is P. MO
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CANADIAN OFFICIALs.-The Earl of Dufferin
Governor~General of Canada, accompanied by
coi' Fletcher and Mr.. Campbell, came into the
Guy over the Grand Trunk Railroad yesterday,
preaklasted at the Falmouth, and left ON the
Name central for st. John at noon. The par
ty have been sojourniug at the mountains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

ENOR SALE-oNE or TIKI BEST FARMS IN DUTCH
ess county at Fishki: fine OF river $500 acres;
all good land buildings worth $4,000; price SEA QUO
H. ID. ROLPH, owner, 90 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

E,OR SALEM THR BEST LOCATION OF THE VII
u lage OF reekskii double House; with gas water
$7oJ; one halt cash. Apply to CHAs O. MANN, 10 South
William street
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE
/ for the Middle District of Alabama.

IN IdE DIStKiCi COohl W InE ONiiED ciAfES
i for the Middle District OF Alabama
Samuel A. Strang The Montgomery and Eufaua Rail-
road Company ct ais. In equity on bill, &c, K. II.
Grandln, Sol. OF Complainant.
BY virtue of decreal order of said Court made in the
said entitled cause the undersigned appointed Register
and Master in the same hereby gives notice that all cred
itors of the said Montgomery and Euaula Railroad Com
pany required to make and fle proof OF their re-
spective claims before the undersigned at his office in
the city OF Montgomery. Ala, before the 10th day
March next ensuing the date hereof: and that all
claims proved and filed shall be forever barred
any and all participation in the assets Of said cor
poration. LAWRENCE WORRALL,
Register and Master, &c.
Dated Montgomery, Ala. Jan. %, 1873
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by MAX DAYERsDORFER AUCTiONEER.- STILLS.
ID II O'Clock, 8ist IT. aud I'd av large Grocery
Store. fully stocked-Teas Coees sugars spices Fruits
Flour Starch Honey Molasses oils also fine stock OF
orally found In rst class stores also spendd Fxturss
lease years. together positively Dealers spe
cally invited. MAX BAYERSDORFER'S office. sa5 BOW
arv
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TWO STORY FRAME BRICK CELLAR HOUSE.
l. 25x36; good location; ii rooms; water and gas fix
lures four blocks from two ferries and 10 two lines of
cars rents for $500 Lot 25x0; price 5000; $1,000 may
remain Call address owner, 1874 Kent
street, Grecnpoin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

WHARF PROPERTY AT ELIZABETHPORT. N j.
w large Dock, with storchousc l6O feet water ront
track connecting with railroad occupied as lumber
ply to II. r. KELLOGG, Executor, No broadway, New
York, from 10 A. NJ to I2M Second street opposite
Parkb Eh<sbe lhpQyt at all umeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

IA saIesrOOms 95 Chambers and n Reade street.
BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BRO,
THURSDAY, FEB ~,
at IL O'Clock, at their salesrooms
% Chambers and u Reade street.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE or CHOICE
STOCK OF WINES, BRANDIES &C.. of high grade and
quality The stock consists in part Of Mumms Dry Yer,
BonIm East India, Leaeock and other well known Ma
deiras; Duarc, Anonado, Star and Garter Sherries;
Henney Pianat and Otard Brandcs (somc very choice
il tenth and eighth casks Ancho Gin in original cases
Italian Wine, Kelers Rye Whskeys to 10 years old
Bourbon do, Cigars, &C. with many other Goods too
numerous to mention in the limits advertisement.
Intending purchasers known TO examine OF
the several lots ON the day before sale Also 10000 very
imDOrted Cigarettes.
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A UorIoN NorICE.-rHIs DAY rUEspAY. AT lo,1

A UCTION NOTICE.-THIS DAY TUESDAY), AT IOI,
n O'Clock,
Large and attractive sale OF Dry Goods. &c:
consisting of Cloths. Cassmeres Meltons Doesk;ns, Ga
Repeants, Ga Wool Cheviots, rweeds rep Cords.
Also,
100 pieces black eros de Rhine, plain coored Pout de
Sole and eros de Naples fancy silks colored Reps &C.
Ready made Clothing, Mems Furnishing Goods,
soft Hats, Dress Goods in great variety.
Also.
Tor account Of Underwriters $50 l0 and 1874 Ahambra
Quilts, one case 50 pieces -inch tracing Cloths
aged on the voyage.
Goods now ready TOR cxamin alton, with catalogue
WILLIAM TOPPING Co, Auctoncers.
u. Church
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NOR SALE-LARGE TRACT OF LAND ON STATEN
Island go acres), which has been surveyed laid out
into city lots and is in every ready the
extends back to railroad view unsurpassed price in
$3.50 may remain mortgage Address box 1870 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

N ELEGANT HOUSE ON f3CrH STREET NEAR
n fifth avenue extra1ot; size 1)x55x2DO story
brown stonc elegantly frcscoed; the cheapest Har
lem might trade tor House worth abOu. SiO.0OO
MARTIN DUNN, az Broadway.
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F0R SALE or no RENT. M

Nok 5ALE-lES ACRES IN wESTCHESTER COUNTY,
only 10 miles from Forty-second street, containing
seveai houses and otner valuable improvements de-
sInDio ~ present residence, profitable invest
ment owing g increased railroad communica cation in
snort sold 70 settle estate Full particular and
np OF OGDEN CLARK. Broadway, corner OF
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L,oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL FRUIT FARM OF 10
acres All set to bearing fruit 60 miles from Chicago
Lake Michigan; splendid boating and fis' ing Will
exchange for House in New York Brookly, Address
W. T. c., Herald Office.
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DEEKSKILI.-TWO SMALL HOUSES ATTACHED.
L corner Main aud Mechanic streets, for sale u Resi-
must be sold immediately, the owner is about going
West to her children; price $500 Apply TO ROSE CAR
ROLL.
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THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
i Palace, Upper Norwood, London.-To tourists nd
iamliesIs elevated pleasant and most salubros posi-
tod combined with the afforded and its
MANAGEMENT have made the Queens Hotel avorite re-
sort of the upper ranks OF English society.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-30
CIRCUIT COURT.
THIRD DAY--sECoNn WEEK

The whole of yesterday was consumed in
the examination Of witnesses In the shuttle.
berger case. There are yet about twelve
witnesses TO be examined in this case. The
witnesses as they are called. are being closely
Intercepted and great deal OF time is con-
sumed in their examination. The ease will
not terminate before the end of this week.
The jury are constantly in charge of n
bailin, and great care Is taken to prevent
them coming in contact with any one but
the proper officers of the court. The grand
jury have not completed heir labors yet.
and may not adjourn until SATURDAY..
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s 90 ond 200 bbls common to choice 90
to 90 per Dbl.
POTATOES - Demand good but wea-
Their unfavorablo for handling them, few
car loads Of peach blows sold at 3 90 per
Dbl delivered.
PORK There Is fair demand for
dressed hogs and not many coming in.
Sales of perhaps 100 bead have been made
at 4! to &c. Mess pork is quiet and held
at IL so to IL 10. Very little doing in
bulk meats, bacon ard lard.
WIlEAT--The prices to-day, reported
by the City Mills arc NJ White, 81 IS
No. White, 81 IS; Red by sample, II 80
10 ] Go; Mediterranean 81 80 to 81.
Damp or tough wheat is unsuitable.
JoBBINa PRICES.
PLASTERlNG HAIR-35c = bushel.
LIME.-In lots 81 % to so T. Dbl
CEMENT,--At wholesale 81 %
az so r. bbl.
COAL 2sGG3oc
POTATOES--Per Dbl 90 to 81.
GuNNIEs-Resewcd y bushels Isc
bushel zoe.
BIRLAPs-2i bus corn 9ioZ 15lc: do 10
OF Zoe; bus Oct. 2Oc: . bis 2lc; o bus 22e.
PROVlSlsNS.-Sugar Cured Ham,
plain T. Ii. l2j to lac.
Clear sides Bacon, sGloc
Breakfast Bacon. Hole.
TEAs-lmperial. I5@t %; Gunpow
der, 75ya1 %; 90 lorg Back, 75Gl %
Young Tyson, 81 O0g1 40.
CHEEsE.-New York Factory, new, y n
1GlW17c.
SYRUPs-Choica y gallon, G5cas on
New Orleans. 6j110c.
COFFEEcJava, 30GI32c. Iag,iayra, "a
@25. Rio, Prime to Choice, "a to 2jc.
BROOMS.--Common House = dozen, 81
o.; Choice to Extra, 81 00@s IS; 5. b. 81 10
BEEswAX, y n zoe.
SOAP.-Schse;fer' German notified;
7ie; Champaign soap, 7ic.
TALLOW, y N &c.
SUGAll-Cohee a. i3ic f: TO l3ic Crushed
Powdered and Granuiated sugar IA to l5c;
FRElGHT.-COTTON Compressed. TO
NEW YORK, Soc; TO BOsToS ~ ". Ur-
compressed, to New Work. 81 IA; to Bos
TON, 81.
FREIGHT TO MEMPHIS yloui, 25c =,
Hay, 81 % Corn a cwt., zoe. Oats, zee.
Potatoes. 7 tbl., Boo. a, pes. 35c. Fork,
40. WhishhJ IJc. Lumber, = NJ. ~ ";
Heavy freight "a cwt.. 20ic.
TO NEW ORLEANS.--firur p Dbl. Doc. {:
Potatoes Doc. Apples. jjc. Pork. ~. /:
Whisky. ~ 30; Hay = ton. 50 90; Corn q
VT, de; Oats, 21lc.; Tobacco Il hhd.
. %; Cotton . bale. ! 30; Lumber !.
MO co. Heavy freight, n cwt PA
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LARGE FIRE IN MURPHYsBoRo

A private letter from Murphysboro gives
the details Of a disastrous fire which occur
red in that town last Friday night. The
Mount Carbon Coal company's store was
discovered TO be on fire at aSout hall.past
10 o'clock, p. M, and with its contcpts, was
entirely destroyed. The passenger depo.
and freight house with all it contained were
also entirely consumed. and nearly every
thing in the telegraph office. The Office of
MIR. Charles Harris went but the contents
were saved. Palmer 4 Ken,'s books fell
. victim 10 the flames. one freight ear,
filed with wheat belonging to Mr.. Henry
Boucher, was burned. There were three
explosions Of powder during the progress OF
the fire which blew the entire root of the
building in which 1t was kept. As far as
we can learn no person was injured. The
fire was an extensive one for Murphy sboro,
and its effects will no doubt be serious.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3d. 1873
Special dispatches TO the BULLETIN report
the condition of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers ut various places.

Special dispatches to the BULLETIN report
the condition Of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers at various places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Business on and about the lcvee yesterday
was very quiet OH account of the ice block
AIDE.
The weather was generally clear and very
cold.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Anchor line packets 81. Joseph, Belle
Memphis and Emma q. Elliott have gone to
the bank with their cotton on board, where
they await further orders.
The Crescent City and barges are ice
bound near the Kentucky ferry landing.
She left here day before yesterday.
The Mary +. Forsyth with full load sue.
ccedcd in getting through the ice over in the
Mississippi and arrived here ut nine O'Clock
Tuesday night She had a hard time with
the ice after leaving Grecnlcafs bend, and
for while II was thought she would not get
through it. She laid here all day yesterday
on account of the ice.
Capt. John IL. Booth was badly injured on
last Monday morning at Cincinnati while
directing the loading of the hull and machi.
merry of new South American steamer in
ono Of his barges by a heavy piece of tim
Der falling on one Of his knees.
The City Of Chester has her trip on board
re ,dy TO leave for Memphis as soon as the
river will permit
There was but one arrival and but one
departure yesterday and items We're very
scarce.
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ALL BOATS STOPPED RUNNING.

Heavy ice ran ont OF the Ohio river all day
yesterday. II came down In acres. imped.
ing navigation and endangering shipping.
navigation Is suspended for the present and
all the boats at this port are bartoriDg aud
will lay up until the Ice Ia, rIu out. ~.
eral Memphis packet. are fat here. The
Illinois failed 10 make connection with TIE
train on Monday and did not return u IL
lumbus last evening. She vii stop here N.
I'll the Mississippi Is clear u lie. The ten.
boat Cairo has made no Tip. for dty N
Two on account Of the lee Obsiracil.y ~
riyer. NopersOns eau gs, aeros, and ssrsrt
who wished 20 eros. to Missoafi on Igsslsy
went TO Columbus aud from there 70 Chsfiss
ton by rail. The sun effected /. sight thav
OF the snow yesterday, but Their. f. NJ
change IN the condition Of the river. al thl
writing. Cairo is now the head Of naviga
ton, as it has been with few Interruptions
since the cold weather set in
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-30

PoTIcE:CouRT-Judge Bross presiding
Mrs. Mary Sullivan was again fined
in the sum Of $40 for selling liquor without
having.the necessary license. This is the
second time that this lady has been fined for
pcrsisting TO sell whiskcy contrary to the or.
dinancc.
James Allen of the colorcd Grant and VIII
son club treasury notoriety, wasfned e. and
the costs for abusive langu. &c toward his
step-father.
The c. and V. railroad company was fined
300 and the costs for obstructing CONNER
cial avenue. This is the second fine impose ii
on that company this week.
LARGE stock Of brown domestics at c.
IIanny's.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Belle Memphis, Memphis.
" Mary 4. Forsyth, st. Louis.
Illinois, Columbus.
DEPARTED.
steamer Illinois, Columbus.
BIG MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied at any time, both day
and night with either Lump or Chestnut
Coal, In any quantity nm on usual terms,
at the yard at Grand Tower, Illinois. spe.
cial contracts offered on favorable terms.
upon application.
ii. V. OLYPHANT, Gen. Supt.
DO. BoREK, Sales Agent.
CONDITION or THE RIVERS.
The Ohio river was stationary yesterday,
and its entire surface was covered with sharp
new made ice. The lee is still floating out
Of the Mississippi, and that river is no,
gorged at Gseeneai's, Us reported by st
Louis dispatches, Along its banks 1t is
frozen solid for the distance OF sixty yards
from either shore, and will bear up heavy
team. The ierryboat was compelled TO re-
main at her dock yesterday, and the tug
Cache made several trips TOR her with din.
Guilty. Navigation in all directions is again
suspended forthe present,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-30

sTRAYKD OR SToLEN.-About the 23th
inst, dard red COW, 4 years old, thin IN
hessOurasm cross, straight sharp horns.
Any person giving information that will
lead to her recovery will be rewarded BY
leaving word at Tx BULLETIN office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-30

At tie 81. Charles yesterday were W. c.
Doris and Jesse Alton, Patoka, Ills. +. j.
Munger, st. Louis; +. j. Odendahl, New
Orleans; A. Gukenham aud w. I. Diversity.
Evansville; ID. II. Perkins, Paducah j. l..
Wymore, Vienna L. McIIinckly, Du Quoin;
4. c. Street, Paducah Z. +. Mulkey and
wife, W. Beale and lady and Il. Beale, Cob.
den.
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POSTPONED.

Prof' Curiice has postponed his concerts,
advertised for next Friday and Saturday
nights, February and .. The first will be
concert OF miscellaneous music. Mrs.
Lsnsden, Mr.. Morris and others will sing on
Friday night.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-30

The accident at the Eamcs Hub factory re.
corded In The BULLETIN day or two ago.
was not as serious as at first supposed. The
young man. whose name is Ganahl. was only
slightly hurt, his arm being cut in such a
manner as not to disable Inn for any length
of time.