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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-14
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TN0ROyGN-ERED CHICKENS
FOR SALE

A FEW Trns of BLACK SPANISH and PEN
~ ClLIED SILVER HAMBURG CHICKENS. for
sne at usual priccs for pure br cd imported Stock
a !so Et'gs in the Spring, OF the above and three
othSr choice breeds
Also. FRESH LIZZIE in any qua nifty at CUSTOM
arv ratrs, near DuIiield's, in Jefferson county
Nov. 5. l>12- #. " NJ FIROR
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SUMMIT POINT.
SHINGLES FOR SALE.

o. 0O0 PRIME Oak Shingles, on hand and
--c,vbO for sa!c by
Jan. 10. ISL. wCIRICK f WELLER
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MORE NEW GOODS.
J. f. BRADY, BARBER.

III AZ removed TO the rear Of the Market.Hou,e
: Square. whore SHAPING and U4IR DBEs
Customers. Call down. " s
CharlestoEn, July 9, 1872
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Now You BEGIN TO TALK.-On certain
occasion the counsel took some exception to
the ruling of the caurt on some point, and a
dispute arose.
eff the court pleases said the counsel
81 wish to refer to this book for moment. %
and at the same time picked up volume.
"There is no need of referring to anv icy.
claimed the court Indignantly, 81 have decid.
ed the point"
but your honor" persisted the attorney
''Now dout't want to hear any tbino m
the subject" yelled the court. III tell Won
again that have decided the mint"
II know that" was the rcioiner. s.I am
satisfied of that, but this ia volume of Blacks
stene; l am certain he differs with your honor
and only wanted to show you what a fool
Blackstone was"
"Ah, indeed" exclaimed the court smiling
all over, Now you begin TO talk"
LOOK AT Your CARDs.-A Des Moioes
druggist sent his clerk out to drum for sales
of oil. He carried the card of the proprietor
and the picture of his girl in his side pocket.
lie called upon tradesman at Newton. and
tossed card upon the counter, saying that he
represented that establishment The trades,
man picked it up gave it steady look, and
said 1t was tine establishment, and was in
formed by the clerk that he had represen ted
1t about three years, where upon he remarked
to the youth that he supposed he would soon
he partner. The youth said he should be
pleased to sell him some coal oil, and that his
establishment handled more oil than any other
in Dss Moines The tradesman took another
look at the card, and asked the boy if ho wasn't
mistaken. He blushingly guessed he was. as
he returned his girls ticket to his poke.
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In. q.

c. W: LiTTLFJoNN is stili there, end s.wbat he
kn"ws sh"nt" selling EHrrA ius ia astonishing. The
ia certainly immense and ia far superior in style,
quality an" low price to anything in this MARKET
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

1 An in receipt of my usual large supply OF Fall
4 and " inter e oode, TO which invite the ottcn-
tlon OF all. JOHN W. GRANTHA NJ.
Middlcway, Oct. l. 1872
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EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON ms TIT UTE,
Charlestown, West Virginia.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

For Terms. &c, apply to the PRINCIPAL.
August IL, 1872. MRs.A NJ. FORREST
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18
COUNTY COURT.

County court convened yesterday morn.
10y, Judge Bross presiding.
10 the matter Of the confirmation Of .pe.
ciai assessment on certain lots in this city
o. per list hlsd. for the construction and
reeonStruct!on Of sidewalks, the city at.
.ornsy withdrew the special assessments, a.
70 su other lots except those fronting on the
streets named. The court ordered that nil
owners Of lots fronting and sbuttiux III.
streetson Commercial avenue between
Second aud Third streets; on Washington
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets.
on Tsnth street between Walnut street and
Jefferson avenue; on Twelfth street between
Cedar sad Locust streets; on Thirteenth
street between Commercial and Washington
avenues; on Cross street between Washing.
tos avenue and Walnut street; on Twenty.
snh street, oil lots on both sides, have time
until next Wednesday morning to die their
objections to the ssse ssmeut.
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POLICE COURT,

Judge shannsssy, Presiding. Yesterds,
being blue Monday, We visited the police
court and found quite q number OF blue
faces.
Nelson Hickey and Pat Loony had share
the festivities Of Loony's ball. They both
plead guilty 70 plain drunk, for which the
we're sentenced to do plAis work on our side.
walks eight days each.
James AndsrsOn aud Thomas Mitchell. in.
stead Of going " church on Sunday, went to
saloon ssd there drank until they were
full, tee full, In fact 70 safely navigate,
They were taken In charge BY two police.
mes and conducted to Mclisles domicils.
where they occupied bunk three by six
for the night. Now they will be engaged In
&c rapiny mud for seven days to come.
David Moore was overloaded on CONNER.
c'si svsnue trying to wake up the nsivhbor,
~ . late hour sunday night by making = ter.
ribis noise generally. Dave 10 now = meek
Inmate Of the calsboose.
Fanny Black, . chronic offender. was s.n,
10 the cslsboose To diet on bread and water
for ten days.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

THE ORlGiN or MAN.
EDITOR Hulleiin !.

kutt0r Bulletin:
DSAn si.-As 1 have not printed a lin,
W tue origin Of man i fail to see how ths
readtng Of my two volumes by Mr.. TIrnss
could enable him % know INV posI,ion w;,j,
regard to that subject. WV"
~ coe;equence OF not having heard nv
secures, ne mtsunderstands my poyition nm \,
eoniounds II with that OF Mr.. Darwin. whom
lily En,y quoted ss authority on the operation
OF ire lsw Of natural selection. I iec,nr.I
On the subject Of mans natural origin. .nJ
ns,a sa1se.ntirlly the position that now oc.
eupy, fer ten years before Nj i,.r,S,...
Oook Vas published, while I dilfer m so'ms
,,scsPects rom the position, taken Ly him on
sugect. Mr.. Turney IL IN the condition
mater ~! that he has never heard.
Wben Mr.. Turney SAYS that IL il IN
. .mown thst Mr. Darwin Is confessedIy destj.
tute .! scientific supporters, he only show.
~ entfe Ignorance Of the whole literature
~ uis subject. Among the practical scien.
sition, and who have written on The ,uh;srt
nre the following: Wallace, Spencer, iius,
icy, Hooker and Lyell Of England; ana thcs.
are certainly among the highest names nj
wnIcn England can boast In their Respective
~ while Owen, the highest an.
snority IN comparative anatomy, agrees with
hlm that mars origin was by law and moi
~ miracle. On the continent are IIaeckeI.
Scgenbaur, Buchner, Voght, Moles,hoft
Munel, snd ~ short nearly every emine nj |
sse ylt while ! need only mention in the |
, ,n!ed states, Gray. the eminent botanist. |
,..,'y 10y. Iope ana Lesley, geologists and |
Prof. CLARK VI Cambridge.
tne author Of Mind In Nature, Prot. Gun.
s,hg' the eminent lecturer, Prof. Youmaps.
I've ,Meil.known editor Of the Science
monthly to show that Mr.. Turney's state.
inent y ~ far from being an accurate one as
words could well make Il.
however. tues mt .l.,.,l |
majcrities, ::and II only one man held II
wouiu DS Just ~ certain eventually to sue.
reed: The msn who seeks to overthrow IL
'nou,o nave better knowledge OF what be
''sscks tnsn your correspondent.
Respectfully, WILLIAM DENTON
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

On what u trihing matter great results
sometimes hang. Some merchants, while
travelling, were overtxkcn by a storm, and
they kindled a fire on the sands Of the sea
shore to warm themselves and cook some
iood. They used tor fuel a plant they found
In the neighborhood. Neat morning they
saw some shining particles among til. ashes,
and An examination showed that the ashes
Of the plant combined with the sand had pro.
uuced" hard, yet transparent, solid. This
was the origin OF the discovery Of klass So
with Buchu. The Ilottcntots had for wears
used the leaves of the plant Ia their rude
practice. As soon ny the resident Dutch and
English physicians found out its real yalue.
the knowledge Of its virtues soon spread
over the entire civilized world. Parker,
compound Fluid Extract Bucbu pos.essss
oil the virtues VI this plant. in u highly con.
cehtrated form, combined with Iva Ur.i.
jumper Berries, Cubebs and Acetate of Po.
tasss, all united in such rare proportions m
10 obtain the proper medicinal effect of
zach, while neither ::too much predoluiuate,.
sold by all Druggists. everywhere.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18
ARREST or A COUNTEHrEiTrp

On Sunday night Thos. Hays, u stranger.
called IT Harry Walkers siloon and cslIsd
Tor the drisks oseriny u I've dollar bill in
payment, The bartender, net having IN.
amount OF change Ia the drawer, went GU, IN
procure II, skiing the bill along. The mar.
Ties who gave him the change refused TO re.
ceise the bill And declared II y counterfeit,
When the bartender returned. he told the
o'Asnder hit suspicion, and they remarked
!" hin that he ought 70 procure y polio man
ana hsvs Hays arrested. Hays Overhes Ard
TIE remarks aud immt distely lodged out Of
the saloon and turned up Eighth stree, on a
ron. OAicsr whitcaup WIS coming down
the same street aud meeting Hays on q run
hs halted him. Hays took no heed and IN.
omeer took alter him. Hays turned and
nrsds shst st whitcsmp. The officer saw
several citizens going down the street 10
whom 10 called out to stop Hays, which
they trisd to do. Hays snapped bis pistol At
them, when the O0cer walked IN from IA.
Lind snd knssksd him down with his clut.
Hays was taken 10 the jail aud 81 ,O9O In nys..
U. y. currency, oil counterfeit, were found
~ Its psrson. Yesterday he WAS brought
W before u. Commissioner CsnLss for ex.
Imisstson. Some ten parties on whom he
bad passed some Of his spurious bills on Sun. |
10y appeared against him. His ball wa.
Axsd 1t es.0oe. Hays claims 70 be from Gin |
and only arrived here Sunday eve. |
aiuy.
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AGRAND TURTLE SOUP Lr,ycu

a grand turtle soup lunch Is set every
night a, the European hotel and restaurant
anls house has just been opened BY Mr..
Harry Walker, who Is now prepared 10 &C.
cemmodate any number Of bosrdcrs. Mr.
W. has engaged the services Of IN expert.
soced steward and IL prepared to furnish
meals At oil hour. Also good board y, mod.
crate prices. Parties desiring fr,t.clsss
board should inquire At the house, on Com.
merciAi avenue, between Seventh and
ii Ihth streets. o.,1.,w
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Dki.MONiCo.

Nv Z DeLeon. st. Louis: JR English
Jonesboro; $ 5 Gulleage, Mound CITY: n p
W'a', Jonssboro; l. u Allison, st. Louis;
CAPT hiner, Mound City; VIM 4 Keyser, St
Louis; Homer. e railroad; James Allan.
rh''.deiphis; A Gardner, J y sullivan, river:
" W Owens, Clinton, Kentucky; II n
Iownss, Jonesboro; Geo L Adams, Uuiu:
. u HARRISON. Washington county, Missis.
sppi; DIR Arthur Lewis, Louisville; Jim Han.
NON, Anna.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18
CAnO DAILY BULLETIN. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY "a 1879

Charles W. Wheeler, superintendent of the
Cairo City Coal company's coal yard during
the past six years, resigned his position last
Saturday.
The City Of Cairo came up u ht and wisely
stopped here and loaded for q return trip 10
New Orleans. She was expected to leave
last night
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Or. DsUtes delivered q lec,ur. IN .
sssvese , 'uss Sunday night On the "scieu.
use evidences Of NAs's Future Hx,s.snc. ),
These eensistst VI Clsirvo; snse, Apin,.,
AAgsstsn, sssAna,abuli,n and sp,ri,u.I,,r
- eec.er ssssnsstsd mere feeling 10 this
~'ssuf~s .ssa - any other lecture he has Dc.
h,ssss. ~ sses scsa'ass IL it. delivery 10
Nv soss harsh things Of the Ctris,i.s Dor
aesspf eur people, that had better been
'sis us.sid. Abuse FROM any mas, be be
ssssesAAss ~ nisiStsr Of Jesus Chris, 4.
sss esysnent ed always dstsscts from The
ssAAAe ~ III dtsceasss. ksv. D. y. Turusy
~ Sssssss ssd II The close asked two or
sseee questions which were answered BY Ii.
'se'srsr' but ssIthsr sSss.isss or answer,
eees ~ beard BY the audience. lie coptiu.
ess hAs ssvsss ts-sigbt.-fCsiro sun.
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NOTICE.

Last Thursday took up black aud white
cow two sits Ia the right ear. the loft ear
usder6it, no horns. The COW has q calf
aoout Two months old. The owner can hay.
tne COW aud calf by paying all the expense,
Of her keeping, etc., since she has been In
my possession. ! live on Tenth street. ON
shs corner next to NissisAippi levse.
2-ls-St. BnYAsr p,,,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINAFCE NO. ii.
An Hrnli in1 ,p fSoyding for the purchase

An ordinance providing for the purchase of
abel Tor the Hibernian Fire Engine com.
pany.
Bs Il ordained by the city council of the
city Of Cairo: '"@
SECTION J.. That . sum not exceeding
four hundred dollars is hereby appropriated
~, t"e purchase 0f an alarm bell to be 10.
ny house. and that the committee on fre
uepartlnent be instructed and empo wered to
Approved February IL, 1873.
JOHN II. LANsDHN, Nayor.
Attest: NJ. j. HOwLxY, CITY CLERK
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MAsQuERADE or TIIE "a s.,uo n, ~,

AAsVukHADE " THE CASINO CLUB.
Last nigLt there was . splendid party a,
me 81. Charles hotel, given under the au.
spices OF the Cairo Casino, such 40 but the
"srn'Ass can get up. Dancing was kept up
uu very near morning. aud the lsteDcs, Of
.oe nonr prevents US from giving . general
a"SV Of the whole affair. Tomorrow,
however, we will give . detailed account Of
the bal masquerade.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

MRS Da. 5. +. GLASS, on Eighth stree,
near Bristol Il Stillwell's, has = complete
library Of homeopathic medical books and
Instruments, and the fullest assortment of
homeopathic remedies ever broupb, 10
Cairo, all Of which she offers for sule At
prices much below the original cost.
Prescriptions Alled at any time a, the
most reasonable rates l.ly.Im
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18
DENTON LECTURES.

Tussday evenisg-"Ths Uuiversl Relig.
ion." "s
wednesday evening" What Shall I DO IN
b Ssysjr
=, Az tns close Of these lectures, any cues.
IONS may be asked BY anyone desiring to do
20. We say T. the public and friends thu,
our only object Is to pr0mulgate truth.
DENTON LECTURE COMMITTEE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

sslepsn may b. assured that the Mobile
sns osAo nd Ill IL ssassctisy roads hav.
esse rspsarsd, md ths:dsnAgss done by til,
is'e 'rssssss sss 10 loAssr . hindr.nce.
irsiysts for the following points Selma,
Asesosossy. Eufsuls and Unisa Springs,
A1eseAa; Wsss Point, { olunkus ssd Ops.
hkA, 0sssyis; - through safe and with dis
patch. IL is~s this b just ssw TIE Gully reli.
skls route.
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VINO ARE INVITED,

The committee Of arrangements for the
nes'en Lectures, believing 1t point Of ceur.
'ssy 70 extend Q cordial invitation to the
regular clergy Of our city, did not include,
nor intend to include, every irresponsible
s.sil flyer "street hummer" and we ar.
peal to their self.resPect to give Us no further
annoyance. DENTON LECTURE Con-.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18


BIG MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied at any time, both day
and night with either Lump or Chestnut
Coal, In any quantity an Oh usual terms
At the yard ut Grand Tower, Illinois. spc.
| ciAl contracts offered on favorable terms.
upon application.
II. v. OLYPHANT, Gen. Supt.
ID. 0. BOKEK, Sales Agent.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS,
Since our last report the Ohio river has
risen nearly feet, and there IL NO telling
when the rise il going to stop, for most OF
the upper rivers are rising aud Te nnes.ee
and Cumberland are coming out bank full.
The current In the Ohio runs like mill tail
aud considerable drift wood IL passing by.
The Mississippi river IL rising and the
shauuel il improved.
Special dispatches 10 THE BULLETIN re.
port the condition Of the Ohio and Mis.i..
sippi rivers at various points.
BusIHEss AND WEATHER.
All day yesterday the wharfboats were
crowded with steamers transacting their
business, and shipments to the South were
large. There Inns been lack Of tonnage AT
this port for some time, and the whartboat.
men have been 1t their wits ends where IN
put the vast amount OF freight which comes
In daily by rail. but now that want is pretty
we'll supplied.
The weather was cloudy, with indications
OF more rain.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rose uite has been chartered by the
packet company " run between here and
Evansville.
The Susie Silver, Indiana and Robert
Mitchell all went south with all the freight
they could carry and only remained here
long enought to coal.
The new steamer Thomas Sherlock passed |
down before daylight yesterday without
landing.
The J. II. Johnson arrived from below
with slim trip. She Is alongside the ANDY
Johnson. taking her trip. and will leave for
Tue South "Wednesday morning. She picked
up :snag 10 the ;outlets above Memphis.
which tore away part Of her guard and
boiler deck on the starboard side.
Inc long looked Tor steamers Great lie. !
'n0ffc and Richmond have at last succeeded
getting " this place, after being out from
t. Louis u long time, fighting with the ice
md sand bars. They will each nil out their
rip here and leave with all they want.
The Glencoe aud Henry Ames came OH,
Win fair trips, aud added largely here,
The Henry Amss has ensag, meets Tor G,ooO
acks Of corn iu New Madrid bend.
The A. j, Baker and Charley Mcdonald
asssd down with large tows OF coal.
The Atlantic arrived from 81. Louis. brin,
" three loaded bAryes, and receive. on,
srss here.
The l.. II. Durfee discharged copsiders. o
le reshippny freight nere, and has = rood
Up for st. Louis.
A dispatch WAS received yesterday from A
'm u. Brown ut Piusburg. stating that
'irty-nve bests and bsrgss Of coal, and two
Gamers had been lost by the Hood At that A
ace. 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

n. Aels' Ne. . Seventh street, has just 70.
o.'V:s - saeiTs new stock Of wall paper and
ulsae~ sssees, which viii Le sold Ut loves,
II. ABLs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

ne sesamsr 1sbsrs Mitchell passed her.
% 'sssay a Der way - New Oriesus. A
nIss sum1er Of Gvsusvillisns were on
board, yoisg>t - New Orleans 70 s,te,d III.
AArdi ofs' carnival which comss 81 Fsbru.
sry u.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

A regular ceaveesslen Of Cairo 4 A.
~<Chapsss, Ne n. VIII h held .. Mason.
mssh ns Tuesday svsaisy, February Is,
1emssrs ars sxpsctsd 10 be on hand and
visiting cs~psnisss cordially invited.
s' ,. konsXxYsR. see'v
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

= private dispatch fro. PittsLurx yestsr.
~ nsrsiss to Halliday Brv,, s,st:d Tho,
s.'IV.svs esAis and barxes Of coal and two
s.sscoes's were Destroyed BY the flood on
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

Ihs Tvsnsss' masquerade bali vii, h. h.,,
q Ne d. Charles hotel. Instead Of joh.,
sS.oers ssu - sisted hsrsssfors. Person.
.eas,es tickets vii govern themselves .c.
sesdisgly. ,-'s,..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

Gx or The largest boats on the Western
wasHrs were ct our port yesterday receiving
nsishh Ssr southern ports.
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FOR SALE,

A complete set Of household and Kitchen
mra''nrs. for sale, either In bulk or by the
P'ece. EnQuire st this oflce. 2.iS tw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

MALT! AAsaussADxss - Mssqusr.de
eee'enss. ed false fses-masks-ior sale or
.ss eSrtag he ssason q Jsha Seheers
jsn4S-tm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

los SALs.-The ssttags now standisg on
osss'oek ", sssr corner wsshisstou ave.
nus ssd Tssts street. Enquire st this Of.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18
SALOox,KE4rR1S TAKE Nor,c.

M0oN'kE8rk1s TAKE NOTICE
Sso1ae y hsrsby givss - su saisou.k ..n.
~ - - Sevs ~ hssbssA, 4. Zsrbisa, srv
Aenes, sSeess ~ sssh o. % credit, - viii
l'sssen1saas saisss-ksspsr ~ deisy. usdsr
As.nsw keuss isw. Aas. A. znssIAN. .
$780,
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!on sALE.-Ny entire stock Of groceries,
ssdaiss, AsrAsss and farming Implements, ct
$3.50 Of ressiL d. ARTBn-
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PHIL. HOWARD.
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER.

SA-speclsl sttsnt'os paid to ord. r. from steam
bosts night OF dav
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tAs0s stock Of sSitains ssd damssk's .
y. 0oooy'G
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LAees seek Of blsschsd nusllu and shs.,
iAgs ct G. Nsspy's. ''''
NOTICE.

- Ds.a. City siFs company will try their
segsns ~ asssaag. 80 .. ~. A The ..rr..
- 0geeoeets street asd OLie I.ves No..
~ L .. Aslkeo1 company hsvs s,,.I
Assst y - ssjd sayiss.
Ift y. ,. Ao0AvLsY. ss.v
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DENTON
February l3.l4.l5.l8.l7.ls.l9.

Never II the history Of Cairo, has there
osso % much busisess dens ~ the way Of
sssHsR. a. there 10 just 1t present. The
isvee presents lively ssd busy spectacle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-18

WAHssp.--A white siri to d general
$500 wen b . small family. Apply 1t No
a. Tsssk slrsst
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Judge Baker yssterday DISCHARGED III.
petit jury. This u The anh ws.k sh., o,-
euc"" court has been In session, the L.l.
Ases y ~ term viii b. occupied In hearing
essscesy -eases, cod ssttiise ples.iI.y.
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l12C-tf.
T..
omce Of Cairo City Ferry Co..
CAIRO, Feb. 4. ls-3.

CAIRO, Feb. 4, 1879.
So,iee i hereby Z wen to the stoc kholders
VI 'ne above named company, that an as.
sessineht OF nineteen 40 per cent or A. IN
per snare upon the capital stock Of said com.
~ p;. ,,a nus .h's day been made by the board
VI uiec.oTs, anu that the stoc hholdrrs are
required TO pay the same at The o,t,cs n, ,he
Measnrer,as follows, viz: e. ON each share NJ,
Mar.h i. next. and - 80 on each share on
apt! next, In accordance with the char.
Ter and bylaws OF the company.
|"oi-t' IHos. W. HALLIDAY, Sec'y.
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Sss. Lee, Jr., superintendent Of the G. 4
'. raarssd. Wa ssss % our streets yestsr.