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WASHtNGTON,
our nELAT1oNs WITH MEXICO,

Iy7pHHt.
WAsn1NaToN, D. c., Aug. 2.-Whas foundation
tho ofroot TINT tho Administration is losirous Of
having Tit at arms with Mexico, and is taking
advantage OF opportunitioa tonllpg IN TINT 1roo-
tion yylol, happen to occur, ia not quito ov1ont,
cxcopt such proof rs cnn DO found in tho oxprcH-
alons Of certain Administration Journals. Thoro
seomB to bo no good ground for tho asatement
alluded to, and 1t is bellovod by poraous high In
official positions that tho sentiments contained IN
tho articles In those papors aro not inspired
no ncquiosced In by tho President or
Tho tnombera Of his Cablnot. But 1t is certainly
not trno that tho reports Of outragcs along tho
lAo Arande aro generally or over to q worry largo
extent exagSerntod cd Or mado up. aH alleged, to
create continent In this country against Mexico,
OF ON! u!hl!oasnnt =. a,' relations botwoen tho Gotorn-
3ho ,l reporte OF raids BY mnraudlng parties from
Mexico arc received lore through private as
Tell as official sources, each as a rtllo SUBJ
an otIlcal aourceis lcttor roooiyc at lie trreag
nry Department to-day from the Collector
department ; tlet, on the Sd Of July, party Of
arms. rocaptured herd Of COO eloop sezod by
him about throa wooks previously and drovo
tlom into Mexico. Tho heraor was at lilo pa1ne
tlmo so'zoI % and bound and thus conveyed into
pnso, whore tho Coiloctor i,a tio aIoo -
under tho protection of the Post Comn,nnnJor e
Fort Quitlnan. Tho Colloctor forworia - tro." ~
luton Of tottor m tin, sn1,,oat 10
ceiyed by him from tha Uh;of r,n
officer at ri pago. Moxico mil nala ,vhnt yrti'na
1uty doyolyos ,1nnn him In rontnn ~ t,';a ,,nt
tor, Tho letter mentioned ia rvon l., fn,i A@ ~,
follows: 80 e''o" -A sui ="
FL paso Mcr,co 1u1v IN
Collector Ca1durU Erankif, Tryoa'. S Ao'
sln have incidentally roceivc1 notice that On tho
Gsnk q o river and drove to this ailo hord Of
Sor nG eS yrsa o. tlo oco you have tho
nation nt tho nrocoduro of ua ny ndi
doubt acted nlono through Iruornncn T., nm mnmnor ~
unwatTantablo: ! havo nlrcady taken lho NECESSARY
aepa 70 correct ths ah,sso and you rest nssrod
ttn ' ,. nnateM ~ "ih tne Rfeatcbt desire that tho
tmrc1 aud nr tsr W. ~, slsa remain nhdas-
fSjunol, I nnu sx1rs N.n..un =. ~, W. tespecte".
91fn Fojitiro IA n;asrIot W,
This corrcsnnn1enoa 1,oe ham s,,t ~ a., g.
unt o - ~ nus peen sent 10 tle Sec
Eosafy Of State Tor consideration.
THE GORDON CASE.
senator 1lR1nBcY, accompanied bv Gov A,,stin
to-lhy for tim n,,rnosc nP cnifa(irr - -,o,,;l,
the Bympathy Of tho authoritioa Tiara n hoio1f
: of tho Americans who wore cnncornof1 IN tln a..
legged kidnapping Of Lord Gor1nn. r. .o IL nnt
known whether they accomplished anything.
Tho Senator ayers TINT for tic nrogont ibe r0-
suit Of his visit must bo kont accrot wi,at ho
asks is tllat Tho Dnnnrtroont " ~ "nIs stoto ~
shall uBo its friendly offiroa 1r;t1, tb noaJ;ss,
authorities in behalf Of tho nnrt;na NOW in III
MonToN'a or1Y1ou> '' '"'A'
Senator Morton. in conversation atnioa Tint
ho tloca not boiioyo tIo Dcmocrnla ;1tond s'ns ~
abandon their orranizntion fnr nrv no,v o,rt,,
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Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IA Government clerk
employed in tho Post Ofllco Department., and
hailing from Now England, committed suicide
to-day by shooting h!nHo1t through tae head.
posed was insane.
DETROIT, Aug. 2.-At Tlmeo Rivers, yesterday,
Edward Fisher. son Of tho proprietor ot the
Three Rivers Honao, took two OUNCES OF laud-
an,1n,. His recovery Is doubtful
Yesterday tito VITO Of 3. r. 8. Osborne, Of
Kalamazoo, took laudanum with suicidal intent,
and lsod III tho qyontng. It Is reported tlat tho
intemporanco OF hor husband was tho causo OF
the net
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sr. Louis. Aug. 2.-0oy. Wooduon, Of this
Slate, and Gen. Janles Craig, and several other
gontlomaa Of st. Joseph, No., wont aeross tho
line into Kansas yostor<lay, to Blloot prairlo
chokons and woro arrested and flnod for q yio-
lation OF the Kansas dame law Tho affair las
cauaed a good leal Ut morriineut amoug tho
Governors friends.
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stood, hnd boon disturbed to cone1lorab1o
.dopth, h,id, MS 1t WAS approaching light; 1t vaB
concluded to e,lapond oporattonB for tie rresont,
and sond 1ottcos at m carly hour to tho iialgh-:
6ornpers, nnd spades, 'and cornmonoo regular
orgnnIzod search for pny bodies that may bo.
hurled thcro. It ts tho opinion Of ostr party Tint
tho nuaroh will not DO In win.
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OMAnA, Aug. 2.-Tho roturn Of tho Goyorn-
ment Surveyors from Northern and Northwcnt-
ern Nebraska roporta the discovery OF immouse
tracts Of pine lands, in a country supposed hero
tofore to be barron.
Thoro was heavy rain-Rtorm last night along
tho mountain division Of tho Union Pacific lload.
Ono bad waal-out reported. Tho train duo to-
day from the West is fifteen hours lato. No
scrioua Dolby will occur, passengers, oto, being
transferred at tho break without trouble,
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Lnsn1lo County Autobiography Asso.
CtntinFt.

spec3dl Uiap02ch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-Tllo Anti-Monop-
oily Association met in the City Hall this
morning. Owing to the farmer membors being
busy harvesting, 1t was decided to postpone all
business. humorous oxouBos wero received
from country brothren, aud also aoyoral impor-
TINT papors from other associations, making aug
goationB with view to perfect harmonious and
united efforts In the fall, when we expect to
carry tic outor wall OF Jerusaleu1. The meeI-
ing was adjourned until Saturday.
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An UEP1nE v1NDIoATEH n11fsEr.F.
DnrinY gamo Of baso bail between tho Mu-
t,,als and DaltimoroB, ut Now York, last wcok.
iiickn,, Of the Mutuals, openly charged tho UNI
ptre, Ferguson, Of tho Atlant1cs with unfair r,,-
ing; whoroat Ferguson calmly took bnt from
m one OF tho players md broke Hicks arm with It..
This action on tho part Of Mr.. Ferguson waB ,ln-
dor an amonded section Of tho rules, forbidllng
any playor to 'fchin tho umpire.
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MEXICO.

MArAstonAs, Aug. 2.-Tho Pos Publica denios
tho rulnor in tho American papors that Gon.
Eacobcdo, with tho fourth division Of tho Moxi-
onop Int dan e
estato noar San Luis Palai, and tho fourth divi-
sion Of tho army Ia stationed ut difroront and
remote parts of tho Republic, on activo duty.
Tho report il also stated to have omonated from
the headquarters of the Department OF Texas.
and frat appeared in the San Antonio papers, and
iB groundleHa.
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KANaAs Cry. Mo-, Aug, "A Times special
from tho ne!ghborhood OF the Bender graveyard!
sayH that, while no now grayea haye boen din-
coverod, Indications woro found that tho ground
In tho corn'deld, south Of whore the house
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BEN BUTLER.

The Essex Statesman to Defcrat1 tho
Salary Grnb.
New YoRg, Aug. IA Boston dispatch says
Con. Butler will publish in a fow day an elabor-
ate, legal. and historical dofenao OF tho Con-
gresRional "bach pay," and that the document
abountls in flashoB Of sarcasm and wit.
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EQrHpr Committed.

BUFFALO, Aug. 2.--Jamos II. Wilson, Of hlach.
igan, has been committed for trial GU tho charge
Savings bank, at Eaton Rapids, Mich, for goods
purchased loro.
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Hostile INDIANS In Wyoming

OMAHA, Aug. IA lostor from Camp Brown,
situatod about forty miles from Camp Statn-
baugh, Wyoming, Baya band Of hostile Indians
appoared III tho vicinity Of old Camp Brown, on
tho 2oth Of July, and attackea tho hollsoa
and killed two women. They attempted, but
d!d not colnlnit other dopretlatonB before u body
OF armed mon got in pursuit.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Tho funerals OF Niohol-
son aud IIoIlallall, hango. yoHterday, took place
to.llay. Tho fornlor occurred from his fnthors
residence and tho latter undor tho auspices OF
tho Prisoners Aid Society.
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Fatally Stabbed.

DALTIMoRE, Aug. a.-Wli!e James Kennedy.
tho hooper OF SALOON at No. $40 broadway, waa
QUO OF thou, Henry Monkors, fatally stabbed
him. Tho murderer waa arrested.
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WARRINGTON, Aug. 2-Ihe President Of the
International Typographical Union. resident
hero, has boon Informed Of strike Of the Union
printers In Ottawa, Cauada,
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Rsurl,cd with Guir,po.vder.

JOLIET, ILL.,. Aug. 2.-Thomas Davis, all iron
puddlor in tho rolliug-rnils hero, was badly
burned with gunpowslor this morning. l1a and
two others started for o hunt, and the powder
took iro from cigar. 1fo was hadly injured on
ono arm, but 1t Is thought that ho will ,n9t
loBo 1t,
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Moro Dcpretintt0nB on tho Rio Gru11tlo.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. "A special to tho Ne,os
from San Antonio giyoa m account OF moro
poros Bridge, and Drady'a Crook There ivnlach
oxcitomens, and tho people aro abandoning thor
lomoH Alld crops.
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IND1ANApo11s. Aug. 2.-Eour pasnongor-cara,
On tho yandalia Road, wore ditcllod thia morn.
bpggaye-master, Of Torgo uaute, was badly iu-
turol.
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DETno1r, Aug. "A fow weeks ago Mrs. Cor
willie assisting her III the capture OF rat. Last
wook tho wound began to swell, hydropllobia DO
volopod, aud sho died u horrible death last
oYeutng,
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LITTLE RooK. Aug. 2-Frod Dusaey, a i1lyor
was Hhot and dangerously wounded by a 1nau
namod Dorsey, carly this morning. Tie latter
egeaped.
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HAnnranuna, ,Aug. 2.-Oloud, tho oarsman,
arrived horo ut 10 to-day, aomowhat behind tino,
oonBoquont upon delay ut tho canal locks. IIo
expects to mako up lost time OH tho Ohio River.
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Ocenn Steamship News.
.L1yEnpoo1, Aug. 2.-Arriyod ont, the steam'
ship Algeria, FROM New York. ,
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=
C1NolNAAT1, Ohio, Aug. 2--suits hayo boon
commenced ~ tho Amazon and Triumph 1nsur-
ance companies against J. d. Bcnuott, Ia fore
cloanre for sl0ao0o and 81, 900. TIC nroporty
to 10 sold s mainly Clifton property, owned by
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Shot xy1Ailo Isrcnl1lng Jail.
ROCHESTER,, N. T.. Aug. 2.-Two conylcts In
tho Monroo County ponltontiary broke from tho
ynrds to-day. Quo was shot fatally. The other
escaped.
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sTHE-GRANGERS.
Dewitt County Fnrnrors,

49,, THE CHANGERS. "
Dewitt County Fnrnors, :.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
. CLINTON, ILL.,, July ,2.-Tho Farmors' Asao-
citation Of Do witt County hold q Convention ut
Olinton to-day, for tho purpoao Of forming
Farmora' Party and nominating county officers.
brr. 8. II. Thorp, proBidont Of tho County Aseo-
citation, was elocted Temporary Chairman, and
@. JonoH. of Wayncsytllo, Temporary Secretary.
A Committee Of thirtoon werc thon choson upon
credentials md permanent organization. who
reported q full delegation from ovcry town in
tho county nnds. y, Thorp4 o. PormanSnt Chair
man, aud Charles 1lurd, nB Pormhnont Secretary.
Tho Conyontion then procoedod to nominato
county officers, which resulted in the following
choice. County Clerk J. g. D. Willis; County
Treasurer, William Gambrelli County Judge.
a1at nSoert Walker WALKER; s County Superintendent of
Tho Committee on Resolutions Bubmittod tho
following:
Resolrsd, Dy thiA nominating convention Of tho
4 1f 1o COUNTY s 1 snd oe Fesf
Cd " The lete Tsrmorsf Convention of this county,
IL ' sroasas "h P''!' ef '
population to =; proper, co'nprehSnston of
ana1y 'ns1 s 4 neen md ess.nsss ss s sEst
throughout tits aounry and s.ato; that, wo should
eyldcnt, md 20 leevo had o,ir Legislature dono ts
duty and oboyed Tho Constitution, 1t would have been
Wo therefore, recommend that o1r batteries, tint
have boon playing upon Tho railroads 80 long be now
turnod upon tho Legislature in oarnos, th9y having
Il in their poWor 10 mako the railroads do lib justco IN
tho spirit aB well "a tho letter Of tho Law.
1hird-That It now becomes our Imperative duty TO
ae hs 9sys 9t bS
others for oppresslon wo havc boen and always
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such character tho fGctH do not warrant, and it
is now beloved by nll that tho owncrH iutonaol
no fraud.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, Aug. 2,-Tho weather to-day was
fine, and tho track in good condition. Tic first
raco, for q purse of 5000, was selling raco for
2-year-olds, throo-quarters Of milo. Crows
moat and persinmons atgrtod. Crowsmeat won
oasfly. Time, 1:10L,
For tho second raeo Sequel stakes, for 3-yoar-
oldH, $50 entrance, with $500 ndtlcd two miles.
The following horses started: Dreadalbano
Colt Saline Kentucky Eilly, Followcraft, and
@ Warko. ol nroadslIsne ai", Colt "on' Fol'oworaft
In tie third racc, solling race for all agoe, for
purse Of $1,000, throo ,nilos, Wandorer, Harry
Baasott, and Hubbard started. DasHott, and
Hubbard wcro tho fayorltes ut odds of about two
t., to ono: Hubbard wo1l Wandorer second,
The chief intorost Of the races was in tho
throe-milo raco, In which Harry DasHott aud
Wanderor again mot. hlcDanlels entry WIS tie
fayotlte. Wand9ror, however, found many
getting away first, tyanderor second, Hubbard
third. At Tho half-mile polo Wandorer was lead
ing Bassott longth,. Hubbard. making
trailing raco . dozen longths, In tho rear.
Basaott quilted, and Watlaeror, Increasing ' his
load at ovory stride. looked every inch tho vim
nor. At this period the backorH Of AlcDaniols
that Wanderer would win. Hubbard now s' got 'h in
tho race and, passing Dasaott rushed along at
{. tremendous pace, challenging Wandorer and
taking tho loal from him, ontering tho homo
strnte haDbeTa ~. 'od aa by two lcngths and won
general aatonishment. As before tho start Col.
Mcdaniel asked to withdraw Hubbard stating
that tho horse was aiok, but tho judges loolinod
the request. Mcdaniel gayo out that he would
nloroly gallop Hubbard and loayo tho race b.
twoAn Uassett aud Wantloror.
FOND pu Lao NAcEH.
Special Dfspatch to I'hs shfcssao Tribune.
FoNn pu Lao, Wis.,. Aus, 2.-:rho lacos In
30 largely as WAS anticipated, from tho high
reputation OF somo Of tho containing horues,
Tho first raoe Was for purse Of a100, beat two
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DANIEL HARTMAN, Auctioneer

Ma FREp. WISTERRERG has Just re-
turned from st. Louie, where he purchased
as lne stock Of the various grades Of
fine leather ~ was ever brought TO this
city, and propores 10 work it into boots
and shoes for his customers. lie makes
fine boots n speciality, and is confident Of
HE ability to cope with any boot-msler in
this city in this line of work. lie en-
pioys none but the best workmen, and A.
u consequence turns out only drst-ciass
work While in St. Louis he visited all
the principal shops and secured patterns OF
oil the ls,es. styles and improvements,
and will give his customers the benefit of
them. Work done promptly and on short
notice, All work warranted. 10-29-lm.
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The efforts Ct Mr.. wilson's friends
Yesterday were directed towards the pro-
earemeni " a rou,ing majority Tor niin
over M. Hedge, bat I'LL Their efforts
we're unsvsiling. Hodges leaves the city
lesdin Wilson no votes In unty,
He'd ges majority over Wilson VIII
DO about 100. Hodges vii!
70 GU, of Carrie, Unity md Hsz!e-1ed
ahead Of Mr Wilson about 300 majority
and unless Mr.. Wilson should poll a very
heavy vote in the other precints, MI
Hodges will bea, him. Bot that result ID
no. cure. Wilson may come in a. the
third NAV yet.
Lynch goes on; Of the city with 10 ma
iorty over Crowley. In the country pre-
cinc,s he will lead both Of his opponents
and may be put down As elected.
Bross Is, as usual, RICH, side up with
care.
William Mnrtin goes out OF the city
With 2es majority over Cos msn, and will
continue TO run ahead in the country. lie
10 elected.
Mrs. Tsylors majority in the city ID
large, and probably cannot be overcome
! by Mrs. Browns in tho country, But
Tho race will be close.
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MtsCHIJAS rors

~ Fsarlon brought . TOW of. coss
from P'tisbufg part Of which took 10 ~.
Louis 1.-THE John Gilmore vii, star,
20 81. Louis to-day with part Of her TOW
If coke....... The Liberty No brought =
tow Of sal, and will double trip IL to 81,
L1uis.....1he Glssgow took barge No. Is
Of the NJ. v. T. Co. W Hickman, to be
loaded :. This Fannie Tstum 10 TO run
between New Orleans and the Arkansas
Rivor, sud has a good trip for New Or
leans She grounded st Libgrty Island,
and Will. there the Cresoen, City with
four barges slso grounded near her, snd
swinging around her wheel caught the
guard OF tho Tstum, breaking n hog
chain and knocking some freigh, over
board ...'.'."...,.s'... .-...'...
The damage 70 the Fannie TAlum, includ-
ing freight lost, will amour, to $1,000
.......Tbs w. +. Curt, is a bayou Ten
sss packet, and passed down with ligh,
trip ........T The big John A. Scudder came
out drawing 8 feet 9 inche, with $40 tons
OF freight on board. She 10 probably the
largest carrier on fve-fess water saoa..
She added 100 tons HERO. The Cres.
cent CITY is laying At Cape Girardeau
with oil her Aanges broken, and will hsve
TO DO taken TO st. T.oni, for repairs........
The Ella cleared with 3 good trip for
White river. .......The Anna got 100 tons
hero for St. Louis ..........
Diver John Gwere !. doing good work on
tho wrecks at the foot OF the Illinois Gen.
trail incline, by the judicious use Of tor.
pedoes. Dick Slack is assisting him, and
Is becoming an expert with the armor.
......... The Jim Fisk brought q fair trip
from Paducsh yesterday ......... Bacon
Rock is still master Of the situation, and
boats drawing ten feet had better give IL
. wide berth. Col. Bryton does not seem
10 DO in any hurry to attack the monster.
........Pilot George Clark is on the Gill
more........The crew Of The Great Kepub-
lie are beginning to arrive, and she will
probably begin to load for New Orleans
some time tts week.
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a CARD.

a clergy man, while residing IN South
America as n missionary. discovered a
safe and simple remedy for the cure Of
nervous weakness, early decay, diseases of
the urinary and seminal organs, and tho
whole train Of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great num-
beers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by a desire to benefit the at
ilicted and unfortunate. l will send the
receipt tor preparing and usLg this med
icine in sesled envelope to anyone who
needs it, free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T, IsMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York.
August 20, yr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-05

The barber shop - on the corner lot
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stienhouse with his gen.
,lenenly assistants can be found at any
hour Of the day or night, ready TO soothe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and hesd with a good sham
poo. l, is frs,-class shop, and you are
sure of receiving tr,-clnss treatment.
Ladies' aud children's hair cut or curled
after the most approved styles. s-l5-tf
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AUCTION SALE.

l will sell in front Of my Saleroom
on Friday, November 9Th, At " o'clock
q ~, ten (l0) head Of Ane work and
buggy horses; al.o, q lot OF household
aud kitchen furniture, such AS bedsteads
washstands, carpets, heating stoves and
fishing tackle, consisting Of three large
set nets. The above horse, and goods
will bn sold to the highest bidder. viii
also sell at the same time one very fnc
buggy, nearly new.
DANIEL HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
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DIR. LavArty. homoeopa,hist physi.
clan, late Of Shawneetown, has located in
this city aud intends making il his home
The doctor comes to Cairo vol recon-
tnebded, ana refers to the officers Of the
First National bank Of Shswneetown, TO
whom he is well known, having prscticed
his profession among them for years. He
solicit. a fair share Of the patronage Of
our citizens. Office lao Commercial ave-
nue. 1-20-u
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VERY LATEST-TAKE NOTICE.

After January LIST We expect to deal ex-
clusively in gentlemen's clothing and gents
furnishing goods, and having on hand large
and well assorted stock offall and winter dry
goods, notions, etc, etc, which we desire to
close out entirely, we take this method TO
inform the public that we shall, after Nov
ember lst, sell all goods In our store in the
dry good line, at first cost All ourgoods
were bought at the lowest market prlce,and
are fresh and suitable for this season. Those
wishing to .obtain good bargains should
call on US before purchasing elsewhere.
BLUM IL ANsOM,
No. l42 Commercial avenue, between j.
Bureer ana Elliott Il Haythorn. ll-l-lm.
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NOTiCE--On and alter Monday, Novem-
Der 3. and through the winter, warm lunch
will be spread at the Thalis saloon, opposite
The BULLETIN Office, ut 10 o'clock am.
everyday. All the delcaces of the season.
la I'm \. JAECKEL, Proprietor.
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ASSIGNEES SALE,

Having been appointed assignee of the
stock OF millinery goods of Mn. Anna
Lang, for the benefit of her creditors, ]
will sell the same at public auction on
Thursday, November sixth, ls73, at the
old stand on Eighth street. Sale TO con.
mence At o'clock and continue from day
TO day until all the goods are sold.
John II. GossMAE, Assignee.
CAIRo, October IL, 1873
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FOR SALE.

Two Bat,sfie. OF two Boilers, each "a
feet long, AZ inch Dram, Is inch Fues
with Are fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
B'itchin, all complete and In iirs,.cln"
order; been used only three months. For
price, etc. inquire OF j. 4. RHSsTE
g.2S.tf. Vulcan Iron Works
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MCHALgsrrested Eliza Jones lsst night
while che WAS enjoying = grand spree on
Eighth street. She was drunk ~ . lord,
or q candidate, which 10 all the same, you
know, and WAS shouting and rseline.
She was confined in tbs lookup, where
,hs is repcsIpg this morning, sleeping the
sleep Of conscious innocence
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BOARDING Mrs. John Mckee. having
taken the house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Goodyear, corner OF Washington avenue
and Eighth street, will from this date be pre-.
pared 10 accommodate boarders by the day
or week l.w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-05

FORTUNE TELLER-A fortune teller
who lives on Washington avenue, betwoer
seventh and Eighth streets, east side, |,
gifted with the science of telling anyone,
fortune. and future events. I-w-s
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wASTED-A partner In the commission
and order business. An active business
man with small capital can make good ar.
rangement. Address for 10 days, care T..
e. Pace d Co, 4 II. w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-05

THERE was no, n great dssl of excite
men; in the city yesterday not hear us
much ~ on former occssions OF the same
kind. Wo heard OF few threatened
fgh,,, drawn pistols and knives, "a. both
p1les, bat luckily no blood was shed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-05

NOTICE-B ling determined TO close my
business house, shall from snd after this
date, ssh for lash only. All persons In.
debtcd TO me are respectfully requested to
close their accounts Immediately. Charles
ID. AFTER is hereby empowered to collect,
receive. and receipt all claim; due me.
ID. ARTRR.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-05

J.R. CUNNINGHAMS carriages are the
best in the city. He has the only close car
rage In the city on hire. lilo will transfe.
families to and from steamboats, or railroad
depots, night and day, orders being left at
rs Commercial avenue. Cunningham would
cali attention OF candidates desiring to visit
the Country precincts and call upon the
voters, TO the fact that his spring wagons are
ecisely adapted to this purpose. They
were apparently made for the business.
Either OF them viii carry candidate and
all tho working friends necessary to capture
avery vote outside OF Cairo, In Alexander
county. 1921 Gun.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-05

Tag wild men of Bornco will make
their Grst Appearance in this city ct the
Atheneun, on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings II THE week. The Darwinians
ara requested to be presen, and look At
and study these wonderful people.