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National Republican., 1873-02-05
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFIcE PuRcuAAINo DEPor,
AND CoNMIssARH or sUhsarEhcE,

OfllCE PInrHAHIN0 DEPOT.g
kSSIsSissF S nT., jsnaSrS Gr sTssirhsSf' "a is:S
rpRry ., isia for fufnlshias, for the use Of the
.Sr. 10 Ss dsfrd at s sastsnss s%ss'.snSs .,6Sr
house In Louisville. NY. No n East Main street.
s city gss,Ss,.,a "a .,i shs name OF the packer to be
9OO bbls "a No, Extra Family" -four to he made
,0 from good sound fall wheat.
iS bushels Sso pounds to the bushsD prime nav,
1000 pound. prime lilo o, SoicS a O. IN sacks
0' pSsGSs SESS? il sps s.Ii.a equal in quality to
aO0O gallons pure cider whisky vinegar in bar.
least one iron hoop a The ends the vinegar
e BE- q such 5trensth a. as 70 relnirs q grrins
Ion pounds best quality star candles G., in boxes.
"a nssTrsEIspssi, ss,TsEpsdii,
% IN HPsk tksa & GSsTssS SHtss
ten rounds nd each each SAMPLES q tho pepper in the
5000 pounds best quality navy tobacco. to IS
PsoSSsd pa I'D in nssdd ssddi.s tee P!1s 70 weigh Rog
and he fPss fsa fc 81 rSPss %aaqf .
| made will be required.
1000 pound. h =, essS quality susArcured hams brand
aOOO pounds 6esEguslity snssr,cured csnvasssd bo
Hams and ereakiast bac9n to bo packed in tierces
osSdiss md s.li wa 6s @ Gase' sugar vinegar
The Hour TO be inspected by duly authorized Ia.
| spectora.
The barrels containing -four. beana sugar aud
| salt TO be well coOpered, with head lined
| The cost Of the packages u be included in the
price OF the articles and each package to be mArked
| article and date OF purchase.
Proposals for different articles must be on sepa
| rate aheets OF paper.
PrYposAls will be considered for the delivery OF
Newport barracks, Kentucky.
The stores 10 be weighed by a city weigher II re.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
or all bids which are not considered Adyantay yeolis
| TO the Government
Proposals 70 be indorsed "Propoeals for Subsist.
| ence Btorea," aud addressed To the underslsneI
Blank forms for proposals. can be procured on spp
cation 10 this ONCE. T.. J. HAtNES,
| JAnx Major aud D g.
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pALTiMoRg AND ONO RAILROAD.


wAmIsoIos, January s, Is72
and WAsIiiNdToN AND THEWE5I aFo nov run
- 'O''O"'' 'N ron BALTIMORE
No. a. 81 81 fRfs fsRTfsbkS. f1k BiIfisniHaEs " p nj
Leave ht'tS and sa. m, and l. Sib. ~, 9, and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Is a IN, and 10 and 70 y, m, aud on Sunday at
The 10 and s.lS i, m trains stop At the follow.
At al stations bisdsnsSSrs' BsltsYc. LsuTsi. An,
p u, viii stop Al jessup's Cut and the ) p m. At
ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at & Is =, m. aud 10 y. m hut M train TO
or from AnnApols on sunday;
Leave poh q AL IT. pSfgfs fp5SSffgf s15aiy 81 ifyHF wysr
LsAy. DAILY s.cspt saturday and snnday, At 80
M 9Ga IEkiss Il ssnR1&aiI R&I e ~ x 'Pd Z
From New York, PhilAdelphiA and Baltimore at
sag a M, and . ~ aud = ~ N.
From bsIti6aslghs stinsIgs :, Tns .T9rs y az a.
and 90 ~, 10, Is, o.. Is aud 10 % /. in
,.,,,. ..,, "A fkoM ThE IEsf.
Washington Station Ticket once ~ ali hours In the
day; also, At the Companys office, - Pennsy
aNsnne paasepser. purchasing ticket. at tue Ave
called for and checked at their rssidence, taken IT,
| the depot, and put INTO the baggage car.
for New l9rat ihiladeiphlA aud boston, see Ad
IHOl r. SHARP
Assistant Master q Transportation.
Gsnsrai Ticket AFent.
GEO. b. kOONfL,
Janai oeneral Agent, Warrington.
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pRoposALs FOR MAIL BAG LABELS.

Posr OFFIcE DEPARrMEST,l
January ~, 1878 !
Sealed proposals will be received al this Depart.
ment untl II O'Clock m the hrst day Of March. is7s.
Tor Furnishing Printed Wooden Labels In such QuAn.
year from and after the 1rst day Of April, l7s,
the whole numbor Of such labels TO be furnahed b,
lnS three hundred thousand. or more. z more b
ordered during that period. SUCH labels are 10 be
made q suitable hard wood IN oblons s,riEs. each
and hall inch thick and 70 have . circular hole
point threetluArters OF an inch from one end kArh
u TO have printed upon II, In suitably large eters.
the name OF such post office and State, or OF suol
railway post ofoe or OF such route agency shall
be specified In schedules which will accompany each
order. and also have printed upoa 1t, In smaller let
tera q direction for Its return TO some specified
office. Samples OF the printing suitable for such
labels may be and examined In the ONCE OF the
second Assistant Postmaster General. They IA
be delivered at this Department by the contractor al
his own eIpense In such and At such tmes
as may be required by the POetmaster General,
Every proposal must specify Internationally the
price for each lAbe fully equal In all respects TO the
sample furnished by the department
The accepted bidder will be required 70 enter into
contract with bond OF hye thousand dollars, and
two sufficient sureties. within ten days after thu
| award.
No PROPOSAL will be considered unless It be accom-
| panied with guarantee, signed BY two guArantors
and certificate Signed by postmaster, In tho fol
| lowing FORM
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auAnANrEN

The undersigned, residing at -, State Of -,
undertake that, n the foreEonR bid tor furnishing
Printed Wooden LAbela be accepted BY the iost,
after such acceptance, enter into the required con
tract aud bond with good and sufficient sureties, 10
furnish such labels In the quantities and upon the
terms and conditions mentioned in the advertise
ment OF the Postmaster General dated the twentSth
Of January, lsla
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6EPoT CORNER SIXTH AND d STREETS
NORTHWEST.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE At
BALTIMORE WAsHISuIOSi
tb5 NJ, Niagara Et-t tB q. M, Western Ek.
press, d.ily; prrs=, daily, except Suu.
daily. -' DO'O ~A"' - Sss Z: M, Mail. daily. eI.
10 ~ a. m, Western En- cept sunday,
press, daily, except sun II O5 q m, Western EI.
day. press, daily.
.Ss ,. m. Baltimore Ac Ii u IN, Pacihc Express,
connmodAtiOn, daily, e14 daily, except SUNDAY.
cept sunday. p1 D. m, daily.
n y. m, Cincinnati Ex ~ IS y. m. Accommoda
pres, daily, except Sun tioniaily ,eTcepiSunday
76Sp = m, Western EI
press daily.
Trains leaving wAahinst ton at % A. M and n T.
connect bowie with trains for Marlboro lsAN-
ing Bowie At y g .. m. and b!B p. m. arriving at
Trains arriving At Washington at II % q. m. and
a y. m connect At Bowie with trains lea yilS Mari
bgro' At - a m. and ~ p IN.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
northwest corner 1hirtsenth and Pennsy VAniA ave
uue, northwest corner sixth aud Pennsylvania ave-
nue, have their baggage called for and checked
At hotels and residences 10 ali points NORTH and
West Through tickets to Cincinnati. Columbuh'
Indianapolis, Louisville, ~ Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, san frAnciscO, aud ali pom >
North, Northwest, West And Southwest
y. l. DubAlihi, Gen. Superintendent
~ X HOIfNH. der Agau
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RAILROADS.
WAsHiNGToN AND ONO RAiLHoAD

nv sEAH sNA'N ~NNaaA@ANOeNN
IA and after oe,obsr !. isa the trains on this road
The mail train will leave Alepaidria daily, eIceI
and Hamilton at u ~ Leave Hamilton al i35o y.
M md Lee,ourg at ntS .. m, and arrive nt Aleh.
The sccomnodstion train viii leave Ale1audri,
daily, except sunday. at M, and arrive At Lees
burg Al 9!!5 p m, Leave Ifeabufs At a. m, and
arrive at Alexandria a. sl5a M.
The rs q N. train from AeIA1dria aud 70 90 2. u,
train frUm Hnmilton connect a. Hamilton with
Kemp'a daily line Of coAchyp for Purcellyille Snick
ersyille, Borryyille and WinoheeteI, Also with
Haamers line of cos chez which leave LeeBburs daily
for Aldie and MIddleburg.
Communication tickets, three cents rcr mile.
nOy9u General Ticket Agent.
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
n ROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND fhEDE
nkkibShSBmh1 kb}N l y hAIi;MAiY, vn m arpprra a,
Local trains for Alexandria leave A. follows: TN I,
500, II 10 a m, a. y y. "a and II - y m.
Local tralns trOm Alexandria ArriyeAr follows
b.n y - W 2 m, ls. 'SlN D aud - p NJ
Trains MARKED thus connect with trains on Wash.
nstgn aud Ohio railroad,
QUANTlCO accommodation leaves Washington
GRkAT pOUTHIfN TXpiiEss, via Richmond.
caves washington " - y. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Through tieteta 10 all points Bouth and Southwest
ior sale at TIE 2thc. corner sIth aud Pennsylvania
where IassenKeru can leave orders fJr bag.
gage 70 be checked at all hotel, and rtsidencts
lyaDu General Passenger Agent
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NlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
MAsnINnrnA ID ri Inn,.r, Il

I FNTErU p y 7 ~ TN TENI VFFTIE,
~ MAsHISaroS, d. O., January sL Is5g
.On the petluon OF WILLIAM 4. LOCkWOop. of
PhlAdelphiA, Pa, praying for the extension 81 a
patent granted 10 him on the 26th ay Of Anil lsia
felhsued In Tour divisions, NOA l4vi lPSl ia ana
lie, on the 9th day OF June, ls45, No lIlO haNing
4een ordered TO aepin reissue, No, i9q On the 18th
Collars and CufiB;
II "a ordered that the testimony IN the case he
closed on the 18th day ui MAT1h next that the Uut
Ior ming AIgumenls and thu Examiners rCpOU hs
limited TO the 9TH day Ut ApTil next, and that said
| peuton be heard On The VII day OF April meat
Any psEsOn may oEp9ss tbs extension,
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100000 for only $40.
Tuesday, April q, 1879.

At thia Concert the best musical talent that cap
procured frum all parta Of the country will add pleas
nre 10 the entsrtaInmsnt, and TEN. 1HOuSANp
CASH GIFTS, aEgregatins vast total q half y MI y
the ucketholders a. Ioll2ws NINA
National Republican., 1873-02-05

The Clerk OF the House OF Representatives ap-
peared and delivered, In accordance with the
order passed by that body, transcript OF certain
testimony taken before one OF Its committees
affecting certain members Of the Senate.
Mr.. Patterson moved that select committee
OF i've be appointed TO consider the matters con-
tained therein, with power TO send for persons
aud papers. Agreed 10.
The amendment OF Mr.. Fenton to the pending
bill was then rejected.
Tho amendment OF Mr. buckingham was then
eJected-yeas ., nays4l.
Pending further discussion, the Senate went
Into executive session and then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-02-05

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUR
J. seriber has obtained FROM the supreme Court
at the District ot Columbia, holding Special Term
letters % administration on the personal estate Of
DAVID a. MALLERY, late nf Washington county ms.
trict Of COLUMBIA, deceased All Irrsons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof Il,
the subscriber. on or before the 18th dAy OF jam
ary next they may otherwise by law lie excluded
| from all beneht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day nf January
| lHA llAn22Waw'l EI.iZABETH S MAIIEuY'
National Republican., 1873-02-05

IH0s. I. BRAMlETTE, LOUISVILLE, ~,
japsw6sSn Agent Public Library Ky,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-09

sss- The Pose ONCE HswsrooG SoGs
Fountain lie now running In iu.I blast
Call ard try glass OF ice cool socs water
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-23
LOCAL PERSONALITIES.

Geo. Fisher, Esq, is out of the city, on
u health seeking trip.
Hon. II. Watson Webb entered upon
his duties as city attorney yesterday.
gaRev. T.. JOY OF the C,Fmi II mes is
in the city in the Interest os his paper.
County CLERK j. G, Lynch though still
attending 10 business, is by no means what
might be termed well man.
Col. Taylor will nt,end the meeting Of
the directors OF tho Cairo and st. Louis
railroad, to be hold ia ST. Louis ,o-rnor-
row.
Judge Allen and 5, T. Wheeler for
the defense, and d. T. LineSar and County
Attorney Pope arc tho altornis3 N the
Hoffman murder trial now bong triol in
the Alexander county circuit court.
We learn that this forenoon, Sir.
Thomas Whitlork, in attempting to place
gate on II dray FOR removal, was badly
hurt. lie was standing between the
wheels OF the dray and the fence when tho
the horse or mule started 90 run, the
wheels passing over him The clothing
was torn from his hip aud MS flesh badly
bruised and lacerated. no homes, how.
ever were broken DR.. Cunning T. at
tending him.--[Su
An individual BY tho name of Allison
Garner was yesterday arrested far raising
disturbance NJ the Box and Basket fac.
tory He was taken before Squire
Shannc'sT who assessed one Of s. and
costs 9ll 60 against him. Mr. Garner
says be viii servo out his time il the cal-
sboo,c. and when he gets out he evil! give
tho town specimen ot what sort Of Il
man he IL. We advise Allison to be
not Qu,teso loud with his threats. or he
may ascertain what sort OF town he Inns
to dea! with before he get, through with
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-23

m In THE BULLETIN OF several days ago
e there appeared an item that did Mr.. Dan
Manshan great injustice. We stated that
the gentleman named, while in one of the
bawdy-1ouses In the lower part of the city,
became involved in a fight which resulted
In his receiving serious injuries; also that
we had been informed that he had but
recently been liberated from the Indiana
penitentiary. Since the appearance of the
i'em referred TO We have been informed
that Mr.. Dan Manahan was not at the house,
never had fight there. and that he never
was In the Indiana pcnten;iary. Mr.. Joan
Manahan, was the individual who die. the
fighting and received the injuries. A. TOR
his having been an inmate Of the Indiana
state prison, we give it for what it l. worth
not knowing whether it is true or false.
Although we have never seen Dan Manaban,
aud would not know him il we were to see
him, we are glad TO make this CORE, ton,
as we learn that he is young man OF in
austrious habits, Woodworking and honest.
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CIECuIruuUKT.

Amer IN absence Of nearly twentv.gour
hours the jury in tho Green murder trial,
which has occupied too time of tho Alex.
"nder county cirenit court for tho last four
or !ive cars, returned verdict Of guilty
Of msnslHughter Ia the second degree. and
hSed ms time Of imprisonment ut four
years The prisoner was evidently taken
by surprise, aud was much Affected when
tho verdict Of the jury wa. ANNOUNCED
The council for the defence entered a mo-
'ion for now trial which viii be argued
before the court as oon US the caro- now
being tried he's been disposed Of
In the afternoon the case Of tic peopl,
vs. Hoffman for the murder of Henry
Inbb'' in Hazlcwood precinct some time
IN the early part OF last summer. WAS
called Some time was consumed in ce,.
ting jury The attorneys stated the
case to the jury, after which coprt al.
,onrnsd to . O'Clock tn, morning.
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CITY COUNCIL.
FIRST MEETING OF THE NEw BOARD
OF ALDERMEN.
NoMINATfoSs, REFLECTIONS. ETC

The first meeting OF the new lily council
was held last evening.
AT s o'clock Mayor Wood took his scat
and called the council to order, and directed
/ the clerk to call the roll.
The following members answered to tbeu
names; Bixby, Korsme!er, McEwen, Nc
Gauley. Meyers, Morris, Nellie, Phillips, Rit-
tenhou.e and RobinSon-le.
The mayor stated that the FIRST business in
order would be the drawing by the members
for the long and shor, terms-cuc and two
years.
The clerk was instructed TO prepare slips
containing the words some year. aud 1.-TWO
years"
The drawing was proceeded wish, and re-
suited as follows:
First ward--Long term, Hiram BiNby:
short term, !. NJ. Phillips.
Second ward-Long term. wood liticn-
house; short term, II. Meyer.
Third ward-Lpng icrEt john McEWen;
short term. Fred korsmeycr.
Fourth ward--Long term VI. j. McGal-
ley; short term, L. +. Nelli'.
Filth ward-Lona term, ". IL. Morris;
short term. John II. Robinson.
Mayor wood then proceeded to rood BIS
Inaugural address. which. owing 10 il. great
length aud the latcDess of the hour NJ which
the report was placed in the hands of the
printers. we are unable to publish IN this
issue of THE BULLETIN. The addrcs, j.
full OF good recommendations. and IT the
course pointed out by the mayor is lived up
10. the people =. Cairo will have no cause
for complaint.
At the conclusion of the address, The
mayor stated that nominations would be
next in order.
NOMINAlIoSs.
The mayor then placed in nomination The
following persons:
FIR chictef Polio, mil Cty Nct,' VIII
liam Mcllalc. Confirmed ayes-9; no Isl.
Tor S5C7 Sapyri.or-Dauiel Galicghnn.
Confirmed; aycs-lO: noes-O.
Far Comptro1r-Edwarj Fani.. Con.
iirmcd; ayes-l0; nocs--O
Tor ctr Jdlp--Warren Wins. Not
confirmed; aycs.-5: noes.
John Giudncy was then ptt Ia nomination
for the same position. Not confirmed; ayes
%: noes.
J. r. Ward was nominated tor city iailor.
Alderman BiXby desired to know "wao J..
4. Ward was
The mayor stated that remarks were not
in order.
The vote on the nomination was then
taken and resulted, aycs--l: nocs,--a.
Mayor Wood said that he would make no
further nominations for iailer Mt thi, time.
Fo' Assistaa, k0yiae7 gf Fire Dlplrtmca'--
James 5. swayrc. Confirmed; aycs-lO:
nocs--0.
Day P,licema-James {. Lahuc. Con-
lirmed; aycs-l0; noes--0.
NigH PoiicemeN. The following persons
were nominit tied and contirmed
Andrew Cain, Chas. Mehner, Peter A,
Conuatt, John Hogan and Benz. &. Richie.
John III. johnson and Jas. Saw were then
confirmed rs special policemen at j. NJ. Phil
lips whariboat.
Alderman Meyer moved that the vote by
which the nominations for jailcr were re.
iccted be recon>idered.
The mayor said vote to reconsider was
not necessary, that iC he saw proper he
could re-nominats without such action on
the part of the council
Warren Wins was again placed in NOM
nation ioi iniler. Rejected; ayes y: noes
8.
Alderman BiSby moved 10 adjourn. Car
ri
And thu, the first meeting OF the new city
council came to u close
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Stafford, adopted by tue following vote;
Ayes Cunningham, Eurd, Metcalf, Phil
liz, Robinson, Stafford, Schulz, S.raiton,
sSaync, Taylor, Wuldcr, Wood and
Woodward lila. Mayo.
Alderman Taylor moved to suspend tho
rules for the purpose Of putting upon lis
passogo an ordinance entitled entitled IAN
ordinance TO amend section ! of Ordinance
No. 2. Carried.
On motion of Alderman Cunningham
said ordinance va. adopted by tho follow
iar vote. A,os--Canningham, Hurd,
Melca,l rui.l.. Robinson, Stafford, Schulz,
stro,ton, sgayre Taylor, Walder, Wood
ard WoclaarI-i3. Mayo.
PETITIONS.
Pri.i.nof1 no Sleehan asking for bal.
aneo of SO, 90 ue.rg for salary for las,
La.fof Noyomb.r. IS !, as policeman, was
rcpor,cd back by the claims committee
recommending payment of thel amount
Alderman Stafford moved TO allow The
amount a. recommended by the commit
toe withdrawn.
Alderman Woodward novel to refer
back 70 the ltims COMMITTEES.
Alderman Wood moved to amend by
allowing .a'I amount Lost by the FOL.
lowing vote: Ayca-Cuuningham, Phil.
liz, svoync. Waldtr, Wood aud Wood
ward--G. Says--lIGrd, Meicnlf Robin.
sor. Stafford, s,hab, s.ral,on and Taylor
-.
Aldctman Woolwnrds motion to rcfei
back to tho committee was then put anc
carried.
alderman S,ral;ou was o-eu.,I from
the moctingl
ILLcTIoN BETCRSs.
The clerk laid before III, council the
return. oftho late general election from
which / appears tha.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-23
ICE CREAM SAIop\

As warm weather is approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad TO learn that
Messrs. Saup 4 Garrison have lifted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their Ice cream
pariov. Their mammoth soda fountain Ia,
also been put in running order. and nothing
is wanting about the establishment to maA,
the pleasure aud comfort Of their. patrons
complete. 4.i5.tt
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NOTICE.

"A meeting OF the persons Interested In or.
nAmenting st. Mary's park, was held at the
once Of w. W. Thornton, and committee
OF tnree appointed who have entire charge
Of the work. The committee win cali an
persons who have subscribed ,for the money,
ana on others who have not yet subscribed
TOT subscriptions and money to forward tho
work. Let all be ready, and we can make
lhe para an ornament TO the city.
w. w. THORNTON, Chairman
PHIL. HOWARD, ION,
PAT. FITzGERALD,
CAIRO, April u, 1873.
Sun please copy.
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CITY COUNCIL.

SPECIAL MEETfSG CALLED BY THE MAYOR
CouScrL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, Ills, April 10, 1873, pm. !
Present-Iiis Honor Mayor Lansder
and Aldermen Canning ham, Hurd, Rob
inson, Stafford, Schulz, StrattoD. Taylor
Wuldcr, Wood and Woodward--ll.
OPTICAL BoSp.
The official bond of John Wood. mayo,
elect, was presented and read in the penal
sum Of three thousand dollars with ID. W.
Mum and Geo. w. McKesig as securities,
On motion of Alderman Hurd said bond
was approved and ordered filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Saflorl offered and moved
the adoption of the following preamble
and resolutions which were unanimously
adopted, viz
Whereas The time has expired for
which the Hon. John NJ Lansden WIS
elected TO serve as mayor CT the city of
Cairo, and doeming this tit occasion 10
give an expression Of the high apprecia-
ton in which we hold his administration,
therefore be it
Resolved First, That in the admins.
tration OF the Hon. John NJ. Lansden as
mayor of the city Of Cairo, we recognize
economy, wisdom, and on honesty and
strict attention to the duties of his Office
which has made his term sue
cess, ana Tor which we and the citizens
of Cairo owe to him debt of gratitude
Resolvcd-Second BY his careful
attention to tho sanitary condition Of the
G. ty'.hat pestilence, the smallpox, which
has ragged with such fearful fatality in 80
many of the cities of our land, has, by
bis good care, hardly been felt among MS
and which otherwise would have been a
terrible epidemic.
Resolved Third, That We will ever
remember the pleasantnosa of our rela-
tions and the forbeArauco md patience
which he has exercised during our de.
liberstions and it is our most fervent
hope that his days may be long, and he
and hi' 10 blessed with health and pros
perity.
Resolved Fourth, That these rcsolu-
lions be spread upon the minutes of this
and that tho city clerk be In
strncted To- furnish him copy Of same,
and that tho sample DO published in the
proceedings of tho council.
On motion Of Alderman Cunningham
.hc council then adjourned.
NJ. j. HowLEy, City Clerk.
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NOVICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Cairo
City Ferry company will be held NJ the com
paay's ONCE, corner Sixth street and Ohio
we In inns c''y, on Monday, May next
eiosk a. M, for the purpose Of elect
ing seven Directors TO serve the ensuing
year, and for general business.
Tnos. W. HALLIDAY, sec'y.
CAIRO, ills., April Il, isIS. Az did
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NOTICE.

VICE CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS Il. X. Co.
CAIRO, Ills Aprii l., 1873.
A meeting Of the directors OF this compn
~ will be held on Thursday next, the 2ith
instant, at 10 O'Clock u. m, at the office OF
Messrs. II. X. Payson Il Co., No. 3Oi North
Fifth street, Jaccard's building, IN the city
Of ST. Louis, Missouri.
4-l9 did. s. STATS TAYLOR, Prest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-23
TEN VALUABLE DIRECTIONS ron
PAINTING

TEN, VALUABLE DIRECTIONS ron
PAINTING.
Isl. Inc work should be perfectly dry.
End. I've the Averiil Chemical paint
ID. Co'ersnots and sapwith shellac or ~.
Ing.
9th. Usslthe Ayerill Chemical paint
9th. Prime with coat Of medium ,hick.
ness.
9th. Use the Averill Chemical paint.
TN. Let each coat dry before adding
another.
sth. Use the Averill Chcmicsl paint.
9th. Paint about this time of the year.
10Th. Use the Averill Chemical paint,
Tor sals, mixed rsadyfor use In oil color,
BY N. 4. wat D Co., Sixth street, between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
u.D, Avoid all Limitations.
AvkRiLLl',
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-23
NEW GOODS

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out stock of new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, flow
srs and notions OF all sorts, all Of which vii
be sold at the lowest prices.