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GHER Fr's SAL In q ane of New J,r
= sey.-Bet cen IA NV odr H. cemplsi all,
facias
he sbov sac tanl al cur ed to W enesdsy
the II day If }, c. NIB +, A. D. 1873 at the rA1n,
b ur ana lace.
ss7H B. RYDl R, her fl.
liz beth, y womb 2ith, 1873. dI3Sh
. hthIFF's LE-Urion County : ir nil
Co, at'Hn G X. lh"mp ON Va Ii mr.!
Clay, b Ilder An II zsi eth Il }, owne NJ
ohm by. Fl. "a. dc b ct te. III
The a." We ale sar ds adjourned Wed, esda,
th~ "a day OF D eemDer, = D. .s73 att>e s.m.
rour a place
SETH bYDER, s eriH
FL zabeih, November 2 1875 LAWN
-. HrRIFF's SIZE III ion Comfy Circui,
Court - he simOudI Gauuf ctu leg Com
parry vs. WI ii m D Eastwood Fl ia de b.
ter I Care.
StRt rs >AIE-New j. re-. y sulr, me Cont -
he trinceion .tional Fank ve. William u. Oh +
wood and Alexander 81. Cumming III case. Fl
ia. de bon 9 ct erris.
The above sal stands @jnurned to Wednesday.
tn oath day OF Decenber, A d. 1873 at the same
horr aid pace.
SETH B. RYDER, She if
Elizabeth, Nov, mber rs h, 1873. d1 ANN
SHERIFF,, SALE --Union ounty civ. nit
- Geurt-Stth.niel K Thompson VI. Hem,
gay, builder aid owner. Fl. Ia. de b.. ct ter
1 nee on lien
I he abov- SAL stands adj u,ned t Wednesday
the t4th day of december, A. b. 1873, Mt t. sane
hour and piac.
SETH B. RIVER, Sheriff
Elizabeth. Nov. mi err IS, 1873 dl AVN
SHEkIFf's AL II Lion County rcuit
- u.t-Eiijal urdy lam hyfe aud
belt Clenig partners &C, a Il. h Purd
Co ;, w. l W Dimock. FL f.. de b. ct ter
Ii a%eO II
The above sale ST. nds adjourn id to wedn sday
tn 23tn da5 OF ecem9tr. =. -Si3, att same
hour aid lace.
1HB. RYDER Sheriff.
Elizabeth, November 20, 1878. uI4wM
@ HEr IFS sA E.-Union Gu ty Circuit
~ Cour - aries W. ration AT Wi liam G.
Spencer, partne s, tradit q and doug business
C US B 'Un & spe' Ger oihers, Henry
G ay, AMI Cthe d. bhi der ami Uwner. LII OH
Ii
Tne above slle 81 sa J gu ned to wedn-, day,
the oath day &C nIber, A h. 1878, Ut the saut
hour a place.
sETa II. RYD. r. She if.
FL zsbe tn, November &c 10 s. dl VIM
StaE, lFE'- -ALk.-In han, cry IF New J-r-
- sey.- Between k,en P uden, mplain mt,
a Emily A. beut and H n D. Gent. :. he.
usbaI te, danis lieri tacias.
The abovp ale stands adj JuTneu 20 Wedues lay
tn oath day of eceut er. a. h. 1877 a. the same
hour AMI pi ce.
sETH b. RYDER. Sheriff.
Elizabeth. No, embef 26. 1873. al Ann
CHrRIFF'S sALF.-'n C, ancery Of New ] r.
- s'y.-B' twee IL L. kee er compl ant,
an Samuel Crane ct u, Ell Is deienaa.ts.
Fl. fa TO ale of ortgtg iIemis,s
Tne alb We al stands adjou II d 10 Wsdn sdAy,
the 2itu OF De, enlbei, d. 1873, AT the esme
h LII and place.
Sc H 3. ny. Err, She iff
Elizabeth, N mbe %, 1873 dI AVN
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DIE

sTE>D.-sund y. Nov. 3Oth, George Ed
sard, you,,ge son Of Ga orge and amy
Stead sged Two years and six mouths.
Rela ives and friends f the family are in
vi ed to attend fune al from their sidenee,
143 Orchard rect, TUESDAY, December2, at
u O'Clock p. m.
Plain6eld papers please copy. 1t
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OHFR FPS SAL. In Char Gerry of New Je--
- sey -Retweeh samuel sauier, comp ainant
and izzie W.is a. al :, defendant Fl fa. Il r
ale of mortga ed prfmi es.
Tie above sale St nds d.curned to Wed esday.
eS day OF Deoemb,r, A. D 1873, al the same
hoHr and place.
SETH B. RYDER Sheriff
FL zabetb. November 8, 1873 nj 4wF
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BAYWAY,
Regulating and grading, from Railway ave-
nue. to Staten sland ound.
(NOMAIl SsION Rs NUTI Notice il
\ her by given, That the Commssi ners'
report and e. innate for regulating gradir G
Bayway from r ,lway ave. to staten Is and
Sound, have been ep tited in the Office
the Comptroller # the cit, If E izab, tn for
lnspectio and all parties having ebjecliurs
thereto are hereby required to make the
ne to the Commits 10 ers Oh Thu, sday,
the 4th day Of december, A. D. 1873, a.
u o'clock III the ev, nin:, at the office of
said Commissioners, at the ity ball, in
said city.
WILLIAM y. LISTER,
CHI II S H. WAT RBURY,
FRANCE HARRIS,
Commissioners of assessments.
elizabeth, November &c 1873 ms lw
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PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
J. MADISON DRAKE, Publisher.
205 Broad street, opp. West Grand.
OFFICE HOURS, Ia. m. TO p. m.
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k0Oters.
TOHN McNELLIS.
SLATE RooFER

Residence-Rector street. P. o. boz 7s4
Orders may be lett at J. NJ. Olsrk's Feed Store,
cor broad and East Grand streets. where samples
OF Slate may be seen. First quality Slate from
Ohapman's Quarries, Pa, always on hand. Red.
green and purple States used when required.
All work warranted water and air tight. Al d
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FOR P les DENT IN 1876,
GENERAL ULYSSES s. GRANT,
of the Tinted States
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4 AAGE ga. OF BOUTS AND sAvHs.

MOTTO is hereby given Of an application
~ to the Legislat re of the State of New
Jersey vt its n'xt session for the passage Of
a supplement TO the charter of the lizabeth-
town Water Company, authorizing it to ac-
quire water rights sufficient lor the ample
supply Of the cit, with water and. il neses-
ssry, for an increase of capital for surh pnr-
pose to an amount not exceeding five hum
dred III usand dollars.
November Goth, 1878. d1 oaw 6wM
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LNOK SALE.

very desirable piece Of property, suitsbls
TOR store purposes. in East Broad street will be
sold low and on easy terms. Address Box l4s.
Post Once. ais q
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CHE F. AIE-'n Cha Gerry OF New Jer-
- sly between Sus God and Meeker ord
her busburd. cem .lainant aud rman 30
oicker and w fe, ala d.f n ants. Fieri iaci,s.
he above sa e star ds adj urned to ednesdsy,
the Sd ay of ectmber, A. b. 1878. at the So e
no + and place
s%TH ryder. Sheriff.
llzabeih Hovember s, 10 s nj 4wF
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THE
STORE PAINTED IN
FANCY COLORS
is NOW SELLING

GO Barrels Sugar, G, Csc. FIX. G. Zoe. A
73c. lbs.
% Barre New Crop New Orleans Moasses
95c
20 Barrels COLLEEN and II ,ney syrup, 75c to
90 per gal on.
100 Chests View Crop Teas, fr m so cents
to 80 cents per pound,
A PR SENT VI II EvE RY POUND.
200 Foxes Raisens, ew, II to 16 cents
6 Terces New Turkish Prunes at 15c.
600 Pounds Citron Orange and Lemon
Peel. to 81 ents per pound.
2H0O Pounds New Patres Currants, at &c.
20o9 ounds City Cugar Cured Hams 1870
1000 Pounds City sugar ur, boulder, at
10c
5000 Pounds Lard, Kettle Rendered, at 12c
Id.
5000 P unds Fresh Roll Butter, Just re-
ceived 33c to S5c per pound.
8 0 Barrels OF Choice Western lour, IS. so,
5000, 1915. Best satisfact on guarantee d.
North liver and Penns ylyania BucL wheat,
s4.25 to s4.40 100 lbs.
so Tubs of Choice Grange County Butter,
each about 40 lbs, at SIC.
% Barrels eros,ne Oil at CSC per gallon.
100 Barre Choice Westerd App es, $500
to $3.50, at
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

No LONGER A LUXURY.--A few years
since spring bed was regarded as lux
ury, and only used by favored members
OF the family. Jones bed springs are fast
working revolution ia this respect. The
firm of Chas. Schoenmeyer IL Co., corner
OF Commercial avenue and Tenth street,
received the agency for the sale Of Jones
bed springs some six months ago. Since
that time this firm have been selling mar
velous numbers Of them to our citizens a.
prices which place them within the reach
of every family. They have in every in
stance been pronounced as tho cheapest
and best bed to be found anywhere. Ho-
tel-keepers and househoders would do
we'll to furnish their beds with them, as
their cost alone will be saved during the
first year. This firm has also on hand II
large stock Of sofas and lounges which
were manufactured by their own workmen
with view to durability, besides large
lot Of chairs, bedsteads, wardrobes, bu-
reaus, stand tables, children's chairs, and
in fact everything in the line of house fur
nishing articles found in any house in the
city; all Of which they offer to the public
at actual cost price within the next ten
days. Give them call and lock for your
selves. l-l7lw.
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MANY people when attacked with n
pain in the back, or some other symptom
of derangment of the kidneys, have re-
course to gin, for diuretic properties.
Now, the Juniper berry, from which gin
is made, is possessed of highly remedial
properties, but the quantity contained in
the distilled spirit is to small to be of much
avail, besides the danger of acquiring an
appetite for alcoholic stimulants One of
the ingredients in Parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu is Juniper, but in
the shade of highly concentrated fluid
extract, possessing all the virtues and none
of tho delctericus principles Of the berry.
In short, in this combination there is pre-
sented to the sufferer remedy unsurpassed
in the world. Sold by druggists, every.
where.
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houses erected at once for business purposes

houses erected at once for business purposes
and residences.
The petition TO the council last evening,
If we are rightly informed, was signed by
some two hundred property owners OF
avenue vicinity. Now, in Gods name
have these two hundred signers no rights
Do they not pay taxes Ard are they
not the business men Of our city? They
asked our city council 10 act at once, and
what did they dol The matter was
referred to the city attorney for his
opinion. This we do not believe is justice,
and think IL our council will take
more interest in protecting the people
there would be no dissatisfaction. If the
council had stated that the matter must
be left as it was, already an ordinance,
then the property owners could at once
go to work in some othc. way for their
rights. We have no street to loose, in
fact few years from now Commercial
avenue will DO ono of tho best business
streets in our city. Let any man think
for q moment what the result would be
if the track we're laid down said avenue.
We think his thoughts would satisfy him
at once.
You could not get farmers team on
the street, and cars as on the lsvee, would
block up the street to ths benefit of few
rich men, and an injustice to many poor
men who have brought property on said
| avenue.
Ii the Cairo and Vincenncs railroad
must go down below the city, let them 90
back and around the city, and not down
| one of our best streets.
| Thanks is due to Col. Wood of the
council for trying to press the matter TO a
vote and we hope that the citizens will
not let the matter drop, but push the
same at once for justice to all
| PROPERTY OWNERS.
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A VOICE FROM COMMERCIAL
AVENUE.
CAIRO, January 10, 1873.

CAIRO, January 10, 1873.
Mt Editor:
Your paper always advocating justice to
alive believe you will allow US, through it,
to state few facts in regard to the laying
Of the Cairo and Vincennes railroad track
down Commercial avenue of our CITY
Every citizen is taxed for street filling
fronting his lot on said avenue Our coun.
Gil gave the right OF way without asking
one cent in lieu thereof. We think the
people should nave something to say in
regard TO this matter. Parties who have
bought property on tho avenue and intend
building on the same, are thus driven
from their intentions, and the value of
property decreased.
II the railroad does not come down the
avenue there will DO some ten or twelve
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READ THIS


"A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
ME,sRS J & {. MACulkE, st. Louis, Mo
Conference.-The undersigned having known you for
many years as reliable chemists and pharnaceu-
tlsts, and observing the effective action Of your
remedies ir whatever recommended. wish to bear
,a4ntary evidence to the efficacy q y9gr las, and
CuSDuRANGO BI1TfRS." It is all that you
claim Or ' as an Alternative, purga,iye, depura,or
ara ci4fsti arrhE specially upon the liver, blood.
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds al have
fund 'h.i the most pleasant and effective medicine
! have ever gssd "
MILE SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
- o ADDS " ] endorse the Mayors opinion"
tho PICHEsDS, g. n LAFIIN,
Pre- Collier Lead Il Oh II Latin Z Rand Powder
D Il HOusER. CHAs. q Confer,
Prop s, Lou, Gl,J.. hmm Dem Cen Com
W. . WAGNER, + .. FERGUSON,
CLERK y bate Court "Jenss' Of No Dem
BRlIIAIN 4 HILL. HGNkY I. MUD,
Attorney at Law. late City & County Ass'r
late n' Pres Boa,mans tx TH csH t cln Correct
Saving Ass. B.M CHAMBERS,
NORMAN J. COIMAN, Pres But, K Drov Bank
Pub Rural World l.. ). GREENWOOD,
N s. HARTNETT, Pres. y. NJ, c. A
late City Collector. l.. A. SHRYOCK,
TliOS. WALSH, of Shryook 6; Co
Architect. ". r. GAY
NJ !, ANDREWS, Of Gay, Hannenkamp &
THERON BARNUM, JAMES ARCHER.
Of Barnum's Hotel.
And many others too numerous - mention.
j. & c. MAcuiRE,
Sole Proprie,ors, St, Louis. No
PRICE, rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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TIE Sewing Society Of the Church
Guild met as per appointment, yesterday,
a. the residence of Mr.. John G, White.
Owing to the stormy state of the weather,
comparatively few were present, but the
few faithful ones who attended improved
the time, and several garments were cut
and made, beside putting in order several
secondhand articles that were donated
The Society wish to return thanks for the
donations of bolt of calico and twenty
five yards of cotton flannel. All dona-
tons, either Of secondhand clothing, new
cloth or money, thankfully received. The
next meeting of the society will be held at
the residence OF Hon. ID. j. Baker, on
Fifteenth street, on Wednesday next, 22d
instant, at 2 o'clock pm, when it is to be
hoped there will be a full attendance
| The members Of the missionary council
| and the committee on attention to III,
sick and needy, are particularly urged &c
be present, but allimembers of the Guild
and all other persons interested in benevo
lent work are cordially invited.
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proportions in the near future. The sug.
gestion is q good one. There are splendid
sites for suitable residences at Santa Fe,
and we hope to see the day when our
over'worked business men may rest from
their labors in palatial residences in that
rural village. There is merchant on the
Ohio levee, between Sixth and Eighth
streets, who has already had prepared
: plans and specifications of his Santa Fe
place, and expects to commence building
| il in about two years, when Cairo Will
have somewhere in the neighborhood OF a
couple Of hundred thousand inhabitants.
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TIE election Of officers of the
Delta city fire company on We'd
mes lay night created considerable
excitement among the members.
T le officers elected were as follows Cant,
George Poore, president G. +. Nellis,
ce-presidenti WIN. Martin, treasurer
NJ. j. McGsuley, secretary O. o. Patier,
F. NJ. Ward, Fitzpatrick,::A Swoboda and
Joseph Smith, board of directors, F. W,
Warren, foreman of engine g. w. Les
lie, assistant foreman of engine; ID. +,
Foley, foreman Of hose NJ. b. Walsh,
assistant foreman Of hose, The mex,
regular meeting night the frs. Wednes.
day in February.
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ETEAMBOATN,
TIlE

HE.
Notice is hereby gwen to all persons intei
ested that the city coun ell OF the city
Cairo having ordered that sidewalks be cor
structed on the following ma med stre cts, &c
wit ON the easterly side of Washingt on a,
enue In front Of lots numbered eighteen u.s.
nineteen 40, twenty (20), and twenty one
ell. in block numbered twenty-four ga OIL
said easterly side from the northerly line OF
said lot numbered eighteen u.s. produced to
the line fixed by ordinance ns the outer
edge of the sidewalk constructed or to be
constructed on the southery side OF Seventh
street in said city.
ON the northerly side OF Sixth street from
Washington avenue TO Jefferson avenue.
ON the nOrthcrly side OF Cross street from
Washington avenue To Walnut street, TO con-
meet with the sidewalks on those streets
ON the west side Of Commercial avenue
in front Of lots numbered one ~, two o.
three (3), four ~, five % and six 90, in block
numbered twenty (2O).
on the south side Of Tenth street
from Walnut street 10 Jefferson avenue.
On the nOrthery side of Twelfth street
from the terminus of the present sidewalk
on said street, between Walnut and Cedar
streets TO Locust street.
On the -outherly side of Thirteenth street
from Commercial avenue to Warrington av-
.nue.
on the east side of Holbrook avenue from
West Twenty-third street TO West Twenty
| louTtll street.
On the south side of West Twenty.fourth
street from ilolbrook avenue to Park ave-
nue..
That the following named sidewalks be re-
constructed and renewed, to. wit:
On the south side OF Nineteenth street
from Poplar street 10 Commercial avenue.
On the north side of Twentieth street
from Ohio leyee TO Walnut street.
ON the south side OF Twentieth street from
Ohio levee 10 Washington avenue.
On both sides Of Poplar street from
Eighteenth street TO Division street.
ON the south side OF Division street and
on the north side of Centre street.
On the north side of Twenty-iifth street
from Washington avenue to Walnut street !:
and on the south side Of same street from
Walnut street to Holbrook avenue. And on
the south side of Thirty-fourth street from
Commercial avenue to Washing
ton avenue, have applied to the
county court Of Ale Xanc er county for am as
sessment OF the cost of said improvements
according to the value Of said property, and
an assessment thereof having been made and
entered to said court, the final hearing
thereon will be had at the February term OF
said court commencing on the Seventeenth
day of February, A. d., 1873. All pet sons de-
string may then and there appear and make
their defense.
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
JOHN II. GOSsMAN, Com'rs.
II. WATSON WEBB,
January II, A. d., 1873 i-lIdu.
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THE BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

U. 8. Sio. SEE, OBsEsvER's OFFICE, |
CAIRO, Jan. le, 1873, i0li pm. J
Barometer 30.27, and rising.
Thermometer Ito.
Wind north, velocity II miles per hour
Maximum temperature, last "a hours,
l0l1 pm, 10Th, SIC.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours,
lGll pm, lie.
Prevailing wind, northwest.
Total number of miles Of wind Travelled,
last a. hours, 279.
Total rainfall, last "a hours so OF an
inch.
r.x..,U .reaN nbsoryar
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

DIEp-Of diptheria, Januayrl6, George
Herbert, infant son of Charles and Sarah
Lancaster, aged two years and ten months
Services at residence on Twenty-eighth
street, ut ~ IN. Train leaves Twentieth
street at l:30 pm. Friends Of tho family
invited TO attend,
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WE record with pleasure that the fl

WE record with pleasure that the first
time "our member" Mr.. Oberly, has
spoken is in condemnation of the station
cry steal, that has been attempted by
members of the Illinois legislature. We
hope he will aght it to the bitter end
TCairo Evening Sum-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

ELDER FRAMES discourse last night
was listened to with deep interest by a
good audience. The subject tonight will
be "Christisn Union" viii any of the
city ministers who pray for union give US
their prayers? Only one has attend
ed yet All the lovers of Christian union
are especially invited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

AT the St. Charles hotel arc d. L. Lam
don, Toledo j. W. Mott, Chicago; G.
NJ. Lane and lady, Toledo s. o. Lewis,
Villa Ridge; G. w. Brown, Dubuquoi p,
Dillon, ditto; S. N. Cheney, Gin ton
No.; Z. Carter, Albany.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

IwIsH to give notice l have sold out my
entire interest in the stock Of toys, notions
and fancy goods at 166 Com mercial avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets
Cairo, Illinois. j. G. CARSON.
l-l6-3t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

MRS. DR.. S. F. GLASS, on Eighth street
near Bristol a. Stillwell's, has complete
library of homeopathic medical books and
instruments, and the fullest assortment, of
homeopathic remedies ever brought to
Cairo, all OF which she offers for sale at
prices much below the original cost.
Prescriptions Allied at any time at the
most reasonable rates. l.l2-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

WANTEp.--Immediately. One hundred
good tie choppers on the Cairo, Arkansas
and Texas railroad. Apply to II. j. Deal
contractor, or Adams Hughes, Charleston,
Missouri. l-l6-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

The postage on newspapers to any part
ofthe United States, is one cent instead Of
two as formerly. People who aifix the
two cent stamp, give Uncle Sam penny
every time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

HAVE we "a Bergh among nsY We I'M
derstand there is purpose among some Of
our good citizens to organize in Cairo q
society for the prevention Of cruelty to an
finals,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

THE Rev. II. b. THAYER returned from
Anna yesterday, having postponed his
lecture at that place on account OF the
very Indictment weather.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

The snow, the beautiful snow, which
everybody supposed had taken its de.
parture for the Polar regions, yesterday
made its appearance in Cairo again.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

"OuR member" has been put on three
important committees-the judicial, pub
lie buildings and printing.-[Cairo Even
ing Sum-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

In spite Of the unfavorable weather
yesterday, business at the wharf was lively,
and large amount Of freight was trans
ferred from cars to steamers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

MUM, Linegar, Pope, Mertz of Mound
City, and other prominent Egyptians are
in Springfield.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

The Commerce 'Dspstca' suggests
Santa Fe Ms u sito for country resid nee,
Of the merchant princes of Cairo, when
this city shall have grown 10 immense
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

Al MITCHELL, general superintendent
Of the Illinois Central railroad, and Mrs.
Mitchell, are CHARTERED at the st. Charles
hotel
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

DUNHAMs YEAST POWDER for purity
and strength is unequaled. All who use
it like it and recommend it to their neigh.
bors. l-lT-d6m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

SHELL oysters just from the bays al
Louis Hebert's. lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

A. s. HOPKINS vice.prcsident of I. G.
r. X. 10 booked at the ST. Charles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

No business in police circles yesterday
Who fears the cold, the rogues or the pc.
lice2
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

GRRrSTIELr' ferry is now large yawl
well manned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

CAPT. CHARLES WILSON, late of Mound
city, has moved to Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17

QUITE q number Of Mound Cityites
were in Cairo yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-17
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CASH GIFTS.
100000 for only $50

March 10, 1871, the trustees announce the
Third Grand Gift Concert for the benefit OF
the Public Library of Kentucky, to come oil
in the Public Library Hall at Louisville,
XIV, on