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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-12
ri.h UAlkU DAILY BULLErIN FRIDAY DECEMBER 12 1871,

ply the city mills, but tho only sales We
have any record Of wss ? cars, one a. SIC
and the other st 81 per bushol.
DUTrER-Th market 10 over stocked
ana dull, pc 10 the outside figure Tor gilt
edged. Weno.e sales of 10 pigs choice
roll at ?i9 !jc; soon, 10 .sc; 500 10, do
1929; ~ bo.es do &c; tubs choice
solid packed at Gle
EGGS Receipt. for last feS day, have
been large and have over stocked the
market. and The tendency ia 10 lower
price. to-day. We note sale. cf 800
, dozen u. 25G26,.
CiIICKENS-yhe supply i. fair aud
demand fsthc- small live selling a. $50 3,
according t. quality, dfosssd will not
be wanted until sbs weather become.
moro favorable.
TURKEYS The demand I, gooi for
live ones, and very few coming II. They
are quote! ,aGl2 according 70 the size
GtE.r-Eo. much enquiry and vory
!sw coming in quoted 80 per dozen.
! APrLE..-Tho demand for choiee 4.
always good. All that arrives lind ready
sale We note sale OF 100 bbls@4;o.
OnAsoEs.--Very quiet, We note sales oI
10 bb!s. l0.O0Gli %.
Buck WHEAT Flour There seem, &c
DO good supply in tho market and 1t i,
selling in small way At geo per bbl.
F,ATHEss Live Geese fes.hcf. .oii
st wholesale to-day n; jic.
GAMr.--Is not wanted Until the weather
i. more favorable. Rabbits, qUsils and
squirrels 'olh to-day o. IS 10 Loo ,'cr
dozen.
TuRKEYS-Dressed shouId Le worth
lo@l?c live $40 per dozen. We
note sales Of coops At ,99lI.
PORK - 80 bbls mess sold al Sl3 %.
BEEF-s00 bbls. sold in the market a,
80 25G1j per hundred.
CHEESE--c0 boxes cream cheese sold
q. lac.
| LAiID-3o0 lbs. dark country sold =;
&c; 20 kegs country endcred sold :. sac;
10 keg. choice &c.
/ GAME-Some game came in to-day
and was closed out with a. little DELAY ~
possible, rabbits, quails and squirrels a.
81 per dozen al round.
CHEESE-New York factory per 4,
lGlGsl7c.
SIRCPS-The aemsnd is fair for
choice At e0cC5H per ga, and Nav Or
leans al 7j(ssoc.
| PLASTERING HAIR sje per bu.Lel
L1ME.-In lots 81 10 o$l % per Dbl
CEMENT-A. Wholesale .26? so Per
Dbl.
| COAL OIL-2.c.
BC RLAPS--2t bushels corn, - o.
l5ic; do 10 Oh 10: 4 bu.hel. oats 90; .
bushels Gle.
SOAP-shseser's Gerusn NOTED "A
Champaign soap, 7,e.
TAILOW-P.r IL ss,e.
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RIVER NEWS.


| ARRIVALS
! and departures FOR The - hour. esains u,
>. ~. last evening:
| Steamer Illinois, Columbus.
Viickaiep, Evansville.
Jim Fisk, Paducsh.
Great Republic, Retirement.
Utah, Memphis.
Towboat Liones No 2, ST. L0u,..
pErAErEp.
Steamer Illinois Columbus.
Jim f.k, P.duo.b.
Qlick,,cp, Evsnsyii.e.
Utah, St. Louu.
To~bcat Raven, Memphis.
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. II.
THE RIVERS.
Tho Ohio is still growing the rise in
that stream during the "a hours ending q,
eP.m, this evening being ons foot. The
river was full of drift wood to-day.
The Mississippi il reported TO DO rising
rapidly At s.. Louis, and Zig swell i.
anticipated in that stream.
The Missouri and Illinois rivers are
also ri.ing rapidly. Ls,es. accounts pu.
i. as ten feet water between Cairo and ST.
Louis.
BUSINESS
to-day, in river circles, Was more active
than for several days past; and a. dark
there was considerable freight on the Hi.
nois Central track awaiting tranports-
ton 20 the whsrfbos,s.
The weather during tue day has been
warm and pleasant. AT dark the clouds
broke away, indicating that tomorrow
will be- a clear and pleasant day.
MIsCELLAyHous
Tho Qaicks,ep brought 20 bbl.. pota.
toes FOR Cairo and 697.sacks corn 30 bbls.
whiskey and l3o pkgs groceries for tho
South.
Tho Horny Amcs made some additions
here, and is TO leave during the night,
loaded fat for New Orleans.
The Jim Flax brought out only a mod
ersts trip.
Ats o'clock this merning Chas. Doell,
a pas.engr on the Henry Amss, died sud
denly Of hernorrhage of the lungs. His
remains will be buried IN this cinty. Let
ters found in his possession show that he
was member of nrs company No. 10, OF
New York City, and that his wfe rssides
in Port Jarvis, New Jersey. Ono dollar
and fifty cents was all the money found
on his person. His passage WAS paid to
New Orleans, where he was going on visit
to friends.
Congressman Negley recently intro
duced in the House bill modifying the
steamboat passenger act, by allowing tow
boats on tho Ohio and Mississippi rivers
to carry ono hundred and fifty pounds of
steam pressure, instead Of one hundred
and ten pounds, with standard boilers Of
forty-two inches diameter and plates a
quarter OF an inch In thickness. llo eX-
planned the bill, and stated that II did not
change the existing law, but only extended
1t, a. the law would expire by limitation
very soon. The bill WAS passed.
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FOR SALE,

The wcll-known business stand OF Custead
a. Provo, at the mouth Of Clearcroek, Alex
ander county, Illinois, situated In one of
the finest agricultural districts Of the West
and with wcll-cstablishcd trade. This will
he found rare opportunity for AN energetic
business man.
The premises consist Of store a0Xi0 feet
II dwelling Of eight rooms. well furnished
and conveniently arranged, good cisterns
and AL necessary out-building-, and one
acre q land. Terms liberal. Apply VI
address, WA. CusTEAp,
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WILLIAM WINTER

w W E.N
has Lis mammoth instrument shooting out
imperial photographs Tor Christmas presents
at the rate of one minute. Persons desi.
rous OF having handsomely painted picture
and purely artistic In finish, should give
their orders in season. Photographs can he
made on cloudy days equal to IiIosc on sun
shining ones At
THIS GALLERY
owing 10 the gigantic sxy.llyht. which can.
not be surpassed in
NEW YORK CITY.
Also ON hand \ fine assortment Of gold and
walnut frames. Al are invited 20 call and
examine. Portraits IN oil up to life slzc and
aqusrellr' Of the highest finish. tor which
medals have been awarded.
Gallery on sixth street. between Com
merciM and Washington avenues, Cairo.
Illinois laIOtf
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would respectfully announce 10 the Peo-
pie OF Cairo that have resumed tho prac-
tice of dentistry in my old rooms, No. 40
Commercial avenue, and hope by strict At
tention to businc" and ever striym. for the
highest exceleacy in the profession, to be
able to give entire satisfaction in all cases,
and to merit liberal portion of your pat
ronagc. j. J.. WILLIAMS, Dentist
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If lOJ WANT

Choice New York Buck Whea. Flour
Cape Cod Ctsnberries
New York Cider,
Iowa Onions,
New York Apples,
Now Orleans Sugar,
New Orleans Nolasses,
New Sugar Cured hams.
Choice Navy Bears
Fresh Prune,,
Fresh Curren,,,
New RAisiI,,
Choice Oranges.
Christmas Toys.
or anything in The wholesale Of retail
grocery line 80 TO sTgArToS y BiEps,
ll..: Ohio Leves
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\ LAGGE and complete stock of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes and crock
cry at panic prices Also the largest as
sortment Of holiday toys and fancy goods.
Call aud SEQ before purchasing elsewhere,
a. Hartmsn's. ll-29t IF
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FOR SALE.

Two batteries Of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, AZ inch Dram, - inch Flues
with are fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britehin, al complete and in tirst-clsss
order; been used only three months. For
price, etc., inquire Of j. 4. RxsSIx
uop-tr Uulnau Iron tVnyEa
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

The only place whore such instruments
are kept in stock in Southern Illinois, Is a.
+ x W. Buier's, corner Eighth street
and Washington avenue. They keep tho
celebrated VIM. knahe piano, used by
the most prominent musicians. Tho
Bauer piano and organ, also tho celebrs-
tei Nogel and Hughes organs. Any
ono wishing to surprise his family with
such IN instrument would do we'll by cali
ing at Buder's, ~ they will makes rates
and terms moro liberal than dealers of the
kind in large cities I2-4td
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FOR SALi.-A iirst.c,a,,s hotel in good
locality in central part Of the city with i
good run OF business. Reasons for selling
are satisfactory and will be explained on ap
pllca,ion. The sale must be completed on
or before the 18th inst. Apply to VIM
Brown, Browns hotel, corner Seventh street
aud Washington avenue. III
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Twelfth i,tes. between Washington Ave.
nue. aud walnut street. wac entered by
burglars and unsll quantity Of clothing
stolen. AT about tho same time Mr..
Andrew Lohts "pop .b"p' vi Eight
between Walnut and Ced-r streets wss
broken into. The thief who entered Nr.
Lohrs shop WAS discovered while in tho
act Of pulling Oh one OF pair of boots be-
Logging 10 one Of tho men who sleep IN
the building. lie made hi. escape leaving
one nf his old shoes behind, and wearing
Awsy tie boot; but while the inmstss .,
the shcp were out In search of the police,
The thief returned and secured the other
boot and left his ether old shoe q IT. place
A light in tho from: window OF enc Of
Ia. small clothing stores near tho corner
Of Eight snd Levse s,rec,s WA broken
out, and few article. u small value taken
from the show window. tp ioA late
tour las! night none Vi tie burglar. ware
srfestcl.
MI'BAEt SHgEuss enl Dennis O'Calla-
han, two young gentlemen well known in
ihif CITY, returned The other evening after
having embarked on trip 10 81. Louis
unlcr very peculiar circumstances. They
wen, on board the Capitol City .. The &.
& '. wharihc.t al the upper end % town
ptssuming that she would laid al tbs
whArfboat and give them an opportunity
to sc, of Tho tost started ou, but did
no: land, ADJ they found Themselves sud-
denly bound for ST. Louis, without cent
Of money, clad in their poote,! clothes
aLi unknown to everybody on the boat
After stating the circumstance. Of their
departure ,o..the captain he. kindly con-
senied 10 put them Of at any landing
they wished 10 name. They got of At
Cape Girardeau at twelve 0 clock 10 the
night, Ia driazling rain, cropping their
way through tho darkness, until they I'm
ally ,ough. shelter under an awning.
Here they remained till morning. The
msgIanlmons telegraph operators al tina.
progres,ive burg refused 10 disps,ch 10
thsr friends, Notwithstanding the sssur-
snce that The charges would he promptly
paid a. Cairo. We don, wonder. When
a stranger wanders into that villisge, the
inhGbitar.. rise ~ unit 10 rrpel the In.
poyslion
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IrTnERE is not already an ordinance
in force, the city council should loso no
time in passing one, making it a Enable
onense for boys, or even men, to board
railroad trains within tho city limits
while in motion. Almost any day score
of ANAL boys may be seen iupping OF and
on trains as they go back and fourth on
Ohio Loves and Commercial svenue. It
is simply miraculous that there IL not
moro accidents Mapped than do. Ysster-
day as tho out going passenger train on
tho Illinois Central came opposite Eigh.
tssnth street., q small boy who had pro-
baby got on tho train at tho lower depot
jumped cn, and In SO doing fell full length
and within ono foot Of tho car wheels. If
few of thsse youngsters could be taken up
and ansd 1t would probably prove warn.
Ing to oil others to keep away from tho
cars.
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COMMERCIAL.
PACE CURRENT OFFICE,
Thnr'day Eve, Dec. II, 1873. J


Thariday Eve, Dec. II, 1873.
sESxsAL REMAINS.
We have few changes 10 note either il
prices or condition of the general marke.
The demand for a.. kinds Of grain il
stealy and rather In excess Of the supply
Cora h, advanced to CSC for both niIsc
aud white, buyers making no difference in
the prices Of the two. Holders were ask
ing &c b.: W. heard Of no saleI
81 that price and therefore We quote tn,
marke; at Csc to-day this il for corn
sacked and delivered.
The make. is we'll supplied with ali
grades of hay and the demand 10 limited
to choice mixed and timothy with ST. que
ted ssan outside figure.
Os!s are scarce and firm receipt. fall
shor. of tie demand and prices tend up
ward.
Tho weather i. sot, and wsrm. j, has
rsined nearly every day for week. The
Ohio river has ri,en rapidly and is nearing
high water marx.
Freigh,s are .more.picnty and rates firm.
Butter and eggs are in large supply and
quiet. Until the weather changes cold,
game Of all kinds and dressed poultry
viii he held below par.
THE NARxIT
tW- Correspondents should bear in mind
that our quotations are for round lots
from hrst hands. For broken anu saini.
lots, and in filling orders, An advance
is charged over these prices. 1ps
FLOUR-Quict, dull and unchanged.
Stocks are moderately large and demand
light. We have to report, sales Of 200
bbls various grades Si@S 600 bills do
81 50Gs; 300 bbls do 34@s 80; l car load
super "a 70; ] car load do 81 IS; 100
bbls and 4 X SC bO@7 20; 100 bbls low
grades 81; 100 tbls "Uhrs Triumph
sc so; 80 bbls various grades q 500
30.
HAY-The demand for choice hay At
ST. 10 fair There Is full supply Of all
kinds in the market, and ST 10 quoted
as tho outside figure to-day. We note
sales of one car prime timothy del SIC
1 cars choice mixed del ST.; 2 cars choice
timothy del $l7 l car common mixed
del Sl3; car Prairie dol $l2.
CORN-The demand il heavy and
prices continue TO advance. sales we're
mado to-day at bic in bulk, for white and
b5c for mixed. Holders were asking csc
for both mixed ind white at the close OF
the market, but buyers were unwilling to
pay the advance. We note sales OF G
cars, mixed, sacked and del G2@Gsc; cars
white do 65c; 8 cars white in bulk on
track SOC; car do 57c; cars mixed in
bulk on track Doc.
OATS--Firm, scarce and higher. Re-
eeipts are light Salei were cars sacked
and dol 4sc cars do 4s@i7c; cars do
47c 3 cars in bulk on track 4l6A?c
BRAN-Very little doing except in the
fat boat trade. We note sales OF 800
sacks dol at SIS per ton.
CORN MEAL--The market is firm At
an advance to 81 90. Receipts find ready
sale on arrival. 500 bbls. steam dried del
sold at ~ so and ! carload "Songsrs," sold
81 90 dol.
WHEAT-There il u moderately nc.
tivx local demand for low GRADES 10 lnp:
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting or the stockholders
OF the First National Bank Of Cairo for the
election OF directors, will he held al the Of
fce Of said bank in CAIRO, on Tuesday, jan
uary 10. 1874, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a. and Z. O'Clock pm.
CuAS. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
CAIRO, Ms, December 10. 1879. III
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Tms crazy man brough; TO thi, city on
Wed nesday night, MAS yesterday pat
aboard The ieftybost nj sen. back 10
kentucky, from wLeLcc be came. The
man who brough. him to Cairo deserted
him. lowing hin 70 mako hii "ry trough
Tho world "a best lie could.
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DiLb, 5. cisht o'clock last u I. ~, Thurs.
day, December, IL, asa, 5irs. Anna, vito
81 Patrick N'.lier, of dtopsy The fu-
neral will take place today d. , O'Clock
from the foot of Eighth s.teo,, by special
train. Friend. and scqus.htsnce. Of the
lArnily are invited - a,,ari.
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TIM Rough and Ready fire company
will celebrate New iesrs e,, by grand
ball In the engine house \ Splendid
supper will DO spread, a Gno Land OF u,l-
'lc in atendsucy, snds good time may
10 expected, Ticket, ~ ball and sappef
One Dollar.
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Ok "Wednesday las: al tho psSonsgs,
by Rev. II II. rhayor, Mr.. John T. Hem
rlch,, Of ~. Louis, Missouri, aud Niles
Louisa Snow, II Cairo we're united in
msrfiage. Tie happy couple have the
hest wi.hr. # all who know them
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CHRISTMAS will soon be at hand, and
people are commencing to think what
presents they want for THAR wives, pa
rents, children, friends, o.c. II any one
can't make up his mind, we would advise
our friends to call at L. d w. Buders
jewelry store, corner Of Eighth street and
Washington avene, and they will be sure
to find something to suit, for they are
receiving new goods daily especially
adapted for tho holiday trade. From the
finest watches and sets of jewelry to tho
smallest children's earrings. The same
in rings. The fines. tea sets, pitchers,
casters, butter dishes, &c, to the smallest
teaspoon. Ornamental and plain clocks,
gold, silver and ivory headed canes, and
many other articles too numerous to men
ton. l2-4ld
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j. 4 T.. b CKINGuhM,
CAIRO TRANSFER ELIvATCHs.
Cairo, Illinois.
are now ready FOR business.
RATES ar SfTnp ALE

'N.h 80 w 'INh'lis
sound grain, lac per bushol tor first ten
days or part thereof, and &c each additional
ten days or part thereof. unsound
grain, % per bushel Tor ilrst
hle days or part thereof, and
10 each additional live days or part there
of.
Bassing Grain and Tying BAGS, gc per
bu,hel.
Bag.iug Gram and Sewing Bsgs, Ic per
bushcl. l2@D-eOd-i,
CAIRO, Ills. Dee. :. 1879.
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WTnIS tho pa,t week 10 less iAan
half q dozen colored ministers, all hailinc
from Mississippi, have been canyassing
,his city for Subscriptions IN aid Of
churches ia that state. These sro very
hard times, and it is very few men xho
can Afford to contfihu;o ~ al u csc in.,i-
tu.iOns
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p. Fitzgerald ut h.s rooms, corner
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter &
Bass ales and pure Henncssy brandy,
and the genuine Aagosture bitters, all
trst-class cholera cures. Try them
ii If
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r. II Il BULLETIN n.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

RkMrMBKs ,hc Chs,Aher Of Commerce
meeting today a, ten o'clock. A full 81.
tsndence Of the momber. Is requested.
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DANCEi pANCEl

A grand ball will be given at schcele~
hall December 10Th, by Cooper Union No. .
OF Illinois. Admission one dollar Every
body respectfully invited.
Committee of arrangements.
:. G.. NEALl,
4, II. MURDOCH,
ALBERT SHANNON.
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MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS

MNN I T AIIV KING j + " ELERS.
Any cae wishing something made in tue
iowolry line for the holidays will please
send in their orders as soon as possible to
T.. " w. Budcr, manufacturing jewelers.
corner Of Eighth street and Washington
avenuc I2-4tl
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K. JoSgs, fashionable boot End shoe
makcr. Cork soles, Scotch bottoms, ard
the ls:es. improvements in the line Of his
business. Only the best ana most ccn.
potent workmeu employed, and all work
warranted 20 be arstclass in every respect.
shop on Commercial avenue, near corner
Of Tenth street. l0-1
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Heayy Under Shirts and Drawers q. 30
cents each ut HGrt4nau's.
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NOTICE II take Til. Incthcd OF inform.
ing the public that l have returned 10 the
city, AMI am now prepared TO ill orders for
photographs NJ my Gallery, corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue.
I'D THOMAS,
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SOTlCE--On aud alter Monday. Novem-
Der 3. and through the winter, Il warm lunch
viii bs spread ri the Thalia saloon, opposite
THE BULLETIN office. at 10 O'Clock AN,
everyday. All The delicaciei OF the season.
lI.!im A.JarCIEI. Proprietor.
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CAIRO. lll,., Dec. 8, 1873.
To whom it may concern,
This Is TO certify that We the joint heirs Of
the estate Of Dennis Mahony, have this day
received from VIM. Kuchenhecker. agent
OF tue Tentonia Life Insurance COMPANY,
one thousand dollar. in full for policy on
said Dennis Mshony, Accept our thanks
for the prompt payment Of the above pol
cy.
MARY CoCHkAS,
PATRICK MAHosN,
i.-A.dio TIMOTHY MAHoNY.
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Wednesday night or Thursday morn
ing the residence Of Mr.. j. u. Reed, on
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EVERY FLAVOR As DEPREsEN1ED.
With great care. by process entirely his
own, Or. Price Is enabled TO extract from
each OF the true select fruits and aromstic.,
al OF its characteristic flavor, and place in
the market a class Of Fayorlngs Of rare cx-
cel!ence. Every flavor ., represented, Of
great strength and perfect purity.
For any flavor that may be wanted for
haYoriDs Ice cream, jellics, custards, pastry,
etc, we recommend Or. Prices Special
fMNorinss, and feel sure that like his Gel
ebrated Cream Baking Powder, will give
perfect satisfaction. There Is no imposition
in thcsr articles. d,vwlw.
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NOTICE Is hereby given tina! | will pay
40 bills for goods sold TO any Of the en-
ployes Of The CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or Themselves or FOR tho use Of The Office
Grlcse the same are furnished on 81 order
igncd by Mr.. Barnett or myself.
l2-Z0-ly JonS II. OaERLY,
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ROSS.

ROSS.
Ross has on hand, and tor sale large
quantity Of oak and hickory wood, cut aud
splt, and ready for the stove. Also all
kinds OF coal which will he delivered in any
part OF tho city on short notice. Leave or
ders at coal yard. on Commercial avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. Dee. 6-im
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

plssOLt1lON NOIIJE
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the nam. and
style OF Ayers Co., /. this day dissolved by
mutual consent Of the parties. PERSON. In
dcb,sd to the late firm will make payment
to s. ID. Ayers, who alone /. authorized to
receipt for same. The business will be car
rled on by :. -. Ayers under the style Of the
late arm. :. u. AyERs,
+. j. AYERS.
CAino, lls., December /, 1873. d.iw-wlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NACCiNNATiON,

Az citizens are hereby notified That on &C.
count Of the prevalence OF small poS In Chi
cago and other nelghb1ring cities. the board
OF hcaltd deem II necessary to divide the
city into three districts and have appointed
the following physicians for the purpose OF
'accinating all pcrion, who IN their opinion
require vaccination. Dr. G. IL. Evans will
attend To the di,trict lying south OF Smith
street. DR.. II. Wardnor to the dlstrirthi1g
between Ninth and Seventeenth streets. Or.
D. I. sullivan to all that part of the city ~.
ing north Of Seventeenth street. The ply.
hcians hereby appointed have Instruction.
to report the names OF all persons refusing
TO be yarcnatcd. The physicians .hal also
collect from all persons Naccina;cd, who are
able TO pay Therefore. the -Im Of evenly.
i've cents and shah note u, sam, In their
report to the board.
u! order of the board of health.
JONI Woup. chairman.
CAIRO, IL. December llth. lS;a.
\ number one residence 10 rent. right
rooms aud good wood house. situated on
Eleventh street Lately occupied IS Mrs.
Hsgey, Apply to
w q. ". MCKtAC.
II you Want iresh
SHELL Ol STEERS,
81 70 j. ID. Isnonc, at the Dexter Exchange.
40. lSe, ONO lelee. l2-5-lm. p
MARX TwAlN'> NEW wUEk.
"THE GuprpAGE."
\ very desirable Christmas present. wiIl
be read! tor delivery by the 10th Inst.
WME rTCuNR. agent.
ELGCIlON NOTICE.
IN election viii lie held at the City VA.
tlonsl Bank on Friday, January 18th. 1874
to elect seven directors OF said bank.
Nv \. q. Stafford. cashier.
GENUINE BUCK WHEAT
-four and
LITTLE MORE CIDER TOO"
nice and sweet, just received at - ,Aic
Levee by l.. c. PACK Co. ls.9.3r
HEPHtRS CIiEAf
Phillips aud Brgg,.
Corner Tenth and Commercial
ll--o IN
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