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We continue to receive communications
giving accounts of the ineficiency of the po-
lice arrangements at Central Park, and es-
pecially concerning accidents resulting from
fast and reckless driving A few days since
the vehicle in which gentleman was quietly
riding was run into by a wagon driven by an
intoxicated person, and the result was serious
bodily injury to the gentleman and the almost
complete demolition of his vehicle. No police
although the outrage was witnessed by num-
Der of respectable people. When notice of
the affair was given at the Park police station
the only satisfaction the injured party received
was that the police force in the Park had been
so much reduced that it was impossible to
cover all the space necessary to secure the OBJ
servance of the Park regulations respecting
fast driving, and, it might be added, in regard
to several other matters in which the public
generally are interested. 1t is poor economy
for the authorities to do anything calculated
to lessen the attractions of the Park, which is,
or ought to be- the most lovely place of public
recreation on the Continent; and the people
will hold to strict accountability those who
may be guilty of remissness in the premises.
RADIcAIIsT AGITATION IN GERMANY.-The
special HERALD telegram from Leipsic which
we publish to-day supplies very serious ink
ling of the disposition which exists among
certain classes of the German people for the
commencement of radicalst agitation, which
may be directed in the healthy path of pro-
gressive reform, or towards communistic
realization just as its leaders direct Leipsic.
the second city of Saxony in Importance and
chief seat OF German commerce. has been
disturbed during the past few days by military
INSTRUMENTATION and democratic demonstra-
tons. The Socialists, - as the reformers are
termed, appear to have obtained complete con-
troll in the ancient town, and evince DISPOSE
ton to take the law in their own hands. This
latter means, in reality, to override the existing
law This intelligence will attract earnest
attention in Berlin, and well it may The men
of Leipsic may demonstrate, eventually,
whether German Imperialism is perfect and
infallible as a system of universal government
in Fatherland.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway corner Thrtieth st.
JACK CApR Afternoon and evening.
BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and $50 Broadway.-OpERA
BOUFrE-LA FILE DE MADAME ANGoT
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway. between Houston
and Blocker streets.-MErHisro
THEATRE COMIQuE, No. 5l4 Broadwav.--vARIRry
ENTERTAINMENT.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square, near
Broadway.-FUN IN FoG-OLD PHIL's BIRTHDAY.
NTBIO'S GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince ard
Houston sts.--THE BLACK Crook
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Eighth av. and Twenty third
d-MiDsUnnER NIGHrs DREAM.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, ss5 Brosdway.-vAR,xrr
ENTERTAINMENT.
wALI.ACK'S THEATRE Broadway and Thirteenth
street, UssD Up-KERRy.
BOwERY THEATRE Bowery BUFFALO BuL-MARKEp
rOR LIFE
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-SuanER NIGHTS Con-
cRRra
TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE, 5sth st., between Lex
lngton and ID avs-MAURkR AND SoHLossER.
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. No 6ls Broad
Way.-SCiKKCE ART.
DR. KAHNs MUSEUM. No. 6ss Broadway.-scrEscx
AND ART.
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WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Thrtieth st.
or CApR Afternoon and evening.
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN Pennsylvania.

None of them are fatally injured.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. 72s and $50 Broadway. Opera
FILE MADAME ANGOT.
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ton of General Washingtons judgment for
his declination of the Presidential Office for q
third term. We can fancy how softly this will
be whispered into the Presidents ear by his
tempters. ''There is nothing sacred in it,"
cry the semi-oficial organ and Alexander H.
Stephens in the one breath. In the pure
atmosphere of patriotism Washington saw
further into the future than those around his
feet Mr. Adams might say in 1915 that ne
would have had no scruples were he in
Washington's place, but he was not
When, in order to show how desirable it is to in
wade the great tradition respecting third terms,
it is necessary to belittle the clear judgment of
the Father of his Country, the courtier is put
to strange and pitiable shifts All friends of
the snug places and little minds, your desecra-
ton will not repay you. 1t is a poverty
stricken array of arguments, wherein all
your illustrations show how sacred the
tradition was on the part of the illustrous
Presidents, and wherein none but the short
sighted and superserviceable like yourselves,
received the rebuffs. The acceptance of
third or fourth term by Washington would
doubtless have seen the country in the hands
of Caesar before now. He put away
from him the temptation, and 50 created
barrier against Cmsarism which nothing
but third term can remove. If
the country was in an enfeebled condi-
ton then and washington's party feared
the results of change, what parallel can our
third term champions find to-day in the
mighty and prosperous nation which has
placed General Grant at its head? We need
not refer to the reasons which made the
great Jeffers n retire after his second term.
The resolutions of the State Legislatures
that wished otherwise count for very little
beside the austere refusa! of the sage of Mon
ticello.
In Wednesdays HERALD we placed before
our readers the views on this matter of the ex-
Vice President of the Confederacy. Mr..
Stephens does not venerate the precedent of
either THe element at the South which
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. between Houston
and Blocker reets-MEPHIsro.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15
PERSONAL MATTERS.
BRIEF REMARKS ABOUT PED
PIE OF THE CITY.

A few DAYS ago. 10 IA sabbath school
Convention =, Metropolis, Rev. Fred L.
Thompson. of hi. city, 'made stirring
appea. .Jr the international Lesson
Ls1yes, whatever they may be.
kruger, vino taught the German
school in thi. city la.t session, ha. pos.
ton in the public school of Metropolis.
The Paducsh 'Kentuckiau eruclly re-
mark. pail Howard Of Cairo has gone
into tue base ball business, aud been elected
treasurer Of the Memo club. We wish some
one would bat him and charge II = ne.
Tie portly, some!y And. rubicund iIee
hobart, Of tn, Murphysboro Era, WAS
in the city on sunday, in search of law
yer. lie called upon Us in the evening
and we had little prayer netting on our
Own responsibility.
Col Towncs of Jone.boro, came down
on the /. c. tan yesterday morning and
hoverod around ,hesourt room until the
Afternoon, when he fitted away and wa
lost to ign, went up, down or across.
CAPT Halliday fingers slmost con
stsn,ly around his new salt we1s NJ -
Johns lie /, crowding the labor ah'
will soon have the works In operation.
Tus following were the arrivals at tn
European hotel yesterday j. D. Ros'
c. ). Frost and j. N. Caravsgel, city
sam . ll.ra Bloomington Joe Ariel
3 Thomas J. P.rkens and l.. j Shaw, city
70 WIN. o Bricn, Louisville; John W. Nj
Niernsn, Psrker.burg Virginia J. +
Morgan, city; Il, X. Green, san France
60 George Nichols, Cairo, Missouri {
Wes,isll, c. and Y. railroad Ge"r'
e X, Mitchell, Harrisburg, Illinois.
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IInlrr KEMARKa.

-ReV. Sir ThaSr, vi this city, ard !
Rev Mfr Ainton, of Mound City eI- I
changed pulpils ls', Sunday Mr. Min /
ton preached splendid sermon. lilo took .
the gospel bat and shocked the bsIl OF
truth, ,ky-,cfsping, out into tho right
field Of worldiue.s, und inside a home run
for tho Lord. In tho evening, n large
number of gentlemen who like base bal!
were present nj the church expecting ihh'
Mr. Minton would preach .again. But he
didn't. Another, and an older gentleman.
occu pied the pulpit. The base hnll lovers
I-+------..l- sll- .ul II lnIn r2inhrk
cd: IN. cant pitch worth cent bu. lie
would make COMPOUNDED good short
stop All of which shocked W.
Tie Memo club il not strictly base
| lsll club 1t ID y social cllb, and base
| bal i, one of the Amusement. 1t INDUCES
! in. In short time the club willopcn all
sle,sut sui, ~ rooms, and furnish them
with teadng matter aud everything ihno-
cent, excepting liquor, which may contrib
ute TO the pleasure Of the members in the
long evening, of the coming winter The
furniture is being manufactured in New
York. and the carpets will probably he
imported from England. Next season
the club will purchase grounds, and alter
practice will defeat the world Of bats ana
bau, The Memo club j.. IN fact, n biz
thing.
The Mound City base ballers arr
good players. Cairo car beat nyhody a
anything bat baseball. Baseball i. on
weakness, but not our strongest hold.
TO be candid. ~ base-bnllists We are high
ly bad PLAYERS.
, We have been panied 20 learn tina
R.y. Mr. shore. believe. thispapcr, whieI
hs. been 30 long hia organ, La. gone bsc
.. on him TuE BuLLLriN has not don
.c. TnE BULLETS, IN the language G
~ Shore. last Sunday night. text, l.
or than cocIlc burr in sleeps WOO
!, lie need not think that because Broi
,. lined him FOR whipping Hopkins thai "
don. Ike hint. /. Bros our keeper, Al
~ if we wore Bgo.. wouldn't we tine Shor
every Time lie didn / knock iiOpkin' dowf
y Yo.. indeed SIR. Shore, {, or hi egg
b. he believe. THE BvLLgrIS j: fernsnst hit
... TUE BrLLgrls IS hist until death us
j. rsr,
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THE COURTS.
CIRCl' AND COT MY
COURTS.
PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY,
CIRCUIT COT RI.

CIRCUIT ColR
Nearly the Ytlro day yesterday was de-
voted TO the hearing of motions, oic'
In the evening Judge Baker rendered
hi. decision in regard to issuing the m
loncton in the Leo-M illor, Nincennes
railroad Gaze. The motion 10 quasi tho
INJUNCTION was overruled.
: :. Wheeler then entered u motion
for . dissolution OF the injunction, AFTER
which court adjourned
PROBATE COuBT,
The September term of the probate
court Judge f. Bros presiding, convened
Yesterday morning. County Clerk J. q
Lynch aad Deputy Sheriff fitzgerald, be
inc pro.ent, they proceeded with the worl
before IL, and the following business Wal
disposed Of ,-u.
The people vs.. Geo, Victor sellin
uouor without license. Said defendan
entered plea Of guilty Fined so "a"
costs of execution,
The people vs. Fred HsndeAmp' he'
ognizsnco TO keep the peace r"f's
court, and case continued by asroelneh
The people vs., Jacob Bradley hoeoi
= nilance to keep the peace Case coh'''
ued by agreement
; Richard Walsh VI. Richard Burn
> Case dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
. Tho people Va. John Muscsbipe, Coz
= plant to :keep thepeacc, Case dismiss
=, and said defendant discharged, tho pros
cution failing to appear.
" The people VS.. John Brown. Larcer
Trial by the court Defendant adjudg
4 guilty, and value of the property assess
~ s$4. Fined $25 and thirty days impv
onment. Defendant TO stand commit
guilty until fine and costs are paid.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FoR sAs and steam fitting SO to Rem
mics Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth street. s-l0-u
Phil II, Saup receives ripe luscio
grapes every morning, fresh from the
vineyard ilo offers thom for sale at
Wholesale or letail, l02 Commercial
avenue. li-oli
! WILL sell my entire stock OF wall pa
per at COST after to-day. Two OF the
bes, paper hangers in the city n, the store
Try me. No. Seventh street.
H. AHIE.
Mr.. Wu. EnLERs is anxious to inform
his fricnds and acquaintances, and custom
ers generally, that he doss his o"t lifting
in CATERS, Gne boots and shoes, In fact
all his work i, done in his own shop.
9-lO.tf
DR. W. Il. Smith has removed his Oh
fee 10 tho second story Of Louis ilerbert''
new brick building on Eighth street, be-
tween Washington aud Commercial ave-
nues, where he has more comfortable and
commodious quarters. S-lo-i
p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
= Fourteenth street and Commercial ave
nue., oilers for sale Guinness Porter 4
Bass alos and pure Honnessy brandy
and the genuine Aagosture b'tters, al
nrst-cass cholera cures, Try then
, I'll #
! REMovEp.Miss a, and Nj. Cobb.
have removed their dress-making estab
lishment from Buders block to Soyentl
. street near Commercial avenue, Nher
= they will continue tho business, and res
", pectfnlly ask Of the ladies Of Cairo con
tinuance of their hitherto liberal patron
a age. ''V'ot
s. GEoKGE LArrSER's LrScn,-At Gee
10 Lultner's Excelsior saloon, cornt
A Of Washington avenue and Fou
IA zenith street, is the place to g
,r a fine lunch. Everything Is serve
}. up in good style, and George himself pr
=. aides to SEQ that all aro waited upon
A. o-7-,I
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DISSOLUTION lOF CO-PARTNE T.
SHIP

The o.psrtnership heretofore existing
bstwsen Is. +. Blake and b. +, Parker
nm der tina firm name of Parker X Blake,
i. this day dissolved by mutual consent
p. f. Parker will continue the paint, glass
and wall paper busins" At tho old stand
and will settle all affairs of the said firm
u. +. PARKER
b. +. BLAKE.
B.F. Blake will conduct ths gas and
steam ltting establishment nsrt door u
the old stand. l2-''at'
| Sun pleAss copy,
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DR.. Lavarty, homeopathic physi-
clan, late Of Shawneetown, has located In
thi. city and intends making it his homo
The doctor comes to Cairo well recon-
mended, and refers to the officers OF the
First National bank Of ShAwneetown, to
whom no 10 we'll known, having prsc.iccd
his profession among them for years He
solicits fair share Of tho patronage oil
our citizens. '--o-N
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MI ST BE SULD

~ rnE NEXT TES DAYS: Our entire
summer stock OF boots, shoes, CATERS, etc'
An IMMENSE srocg-,he largest ever Of
iersd in this market. We must make
room for our winter stock, snd, therefore
on.r our stock of LADIES, MISSES anc
cuIlDREH's SHOES, etc, at II great sacrl
ice. Now is tho timo for bargains. W.
WAIT room and WILL sell our goods q
| cost and less than cost. REMEMBER TIL
| PLACE, Commercial avenue,
! l3.o.tf ELLIOTT X IIAyTuoRN.
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ESTRAI RE W A RID.

A dark red cow, straight shsrp horns,
hs. been In the woods rsar the old grave
yari during the spring and summer -
will be paid Tor the COW or so for COW and
c.lt Isliycred q, this Office. H-lt II
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
O,ylcl OF TINE CAIRO Il 81. Louis
RAILROAD COMPANY,
CAIRo, III. September 'th, 1873 }
A meeting Of the directors Of this COM
will bo held Oh Tuesday, the 10th inst, Mt
II o'clock Am at the station house on
the depot grounds of said company in The
city Of E,., g. Louis, HIS
). STATS TAYLOR
J,l President
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GOSEGLIMM ERING.

1.-THE lucky person who found my large
ss,ted ring, will return 1t and receive
twenty-five dollars for his trouble, he vii
p,as.e me considerably
Sol. FARNBNKER, 81 ONO IeNre'
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WAYrED-A lgood steady woman {"
cook At Browns hotel, corner Seventh
stree, and Washington avenue. Apply at
once WM. Blown, Prop
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NOTICE.

ILLs. &, r., o., AGrs. ort's,
CAIRO, Sept. II, 1873
To persons wishing to attend the ILL.,
mi, State Fair to be held at Peoria, from
September 10th to September 3oth' We
will soil excursion tickets to III Paso ana
return at Sill 40.
Sale ofticke.s will commence September
l4th and DO continued to September l9sh
Tickets good to return until September
23d inclusive.
We will issue tickets ~ parties goinl
with stock or articles for exhibition (bu
to no othsri ON and after September iith
! lab, JAMES JoHNsos, Agent
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SIDEWALK TnNES.

The general let. Of delinquent sidewalk
take. having been placed in my hands
TAI payers are notified that II tho taxes
are paid by the lst proximo they may ps
paid in city scrip, otherwise they must he
psid in cash together with the costs
ALIEN. II. 1RrlN,
al< County Collector
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15

Snrenf IsyiN lett last Sunday al
,eraoon for ,lolie. IN charge Of = number
Of prisoners who were tried during tho
early part Of the present session OF the
circuit court and sentenced TO the reni- /
for terms ranging from eighteen months
to three yesrs.
For RrNr-Three good room. II
j. &. LNNoH(lI
Fos "a fltings, pipe, etc g. to Rem
mic. Nulcsu iron works, Commercial
sy.nue, TOO, Of Ninth street '-l0if
WAsrtp.--A girl to do hou.c"ofL and
| washipg and 10 assist with the ironing
| Wage. !welye dollars = month Apply to
| ,ho BtiLEfIS Office. 1t
For SAL SeNetsl Il ard I octave rec
ond hand p ano. wanted TO rent Ihte'
piano, on reasonable tsrn'
MAJ HoLtEE
Car. Paul schulz. Drag store
| Fon SAN CnkAr--Ono ,phn good,
yonns mule. also double wagon. Whl
sell them together or separately. hnfn'fe
OF Iir-E, LooNI> y Cos
=, No. 81 Ohio Lcyec.
Srr..IS GHoIsoN are receiving dAiIN
lsr.s stocks o: fall aud winter goods con
.is,ing Vi -Annel.. cslicos, mn.hh', t'c.'
ct, and lsrgs line, VI other goods SOL
ing $, cip,e iisure'. '''-'
A REGULAR cony ocstiou Of the Cairo
Il. A. chapter, No. Il viii De held At the
, Masonic hall thi. Tuesday evening sep
.ember 10, 1873, a. O'Clock. Whiting
companion. IRE cordially invited.
, r. KoHsNEYEG, Sec J.
> WASTED. AT WIN. Ehlor. No.
! boo,sni ,hoe maker, for steady employ
!. u.n.. None but steady, temperate work
men need apply. shop on Twentieth Il
/. between Warrington avenue and Por!s
:, streets '-!o-''
u ArIENIIoS, ISsxrrNpESr nRA's -
i. The Company viii meet r; :. o.ciocA
'r sharp. ,h. Tuesday evening, al the II
1. bcriish engine mouse. ~. '"'7 We
ID received. Ey order o. tie rre.Idrnt
d j. L. DANI.)S, Captain
at The barber shop i. on tho corner
ia Eighth street aud Commercial! avenJ
ne where J. George S.ienhoasc with his get
in .lemeHly assistant. can be found At I'll
MI hour ol the day or night Fcsdy TO 'ooii
DIS your feelings with smooth shave, or co
your temper and head with good 'hai
poo. Kiss Grst-clsss shop, and you
pa sure of receiving frst-cla.. treAtmci
ed L,die. and children's hair cut or curl'
az a. after the mos. approved styles. a-ij-ti
All RiBsoSs, notions, lsee', trlmmin!
10 gent, furnishing goods boots, shoes h.
u.s. CAPS. etc, at Stuart n Gholson' :. N
stock all selling sts very small "dYr
md over dr.t cost Call and examine. 9-l5
for .------.-
res ESTRAN WARD.
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GENERAL.

The city council of Nineennes has
passed An ordInone. granting the right oil
way in that city 10 the Cairo ard Vim.
cennes railroad Alongside of the Indian
spolis and Nincennes railroad.
The Harrisbur. Chronicle says it Is
to b. hoped that the late chang" in the
management Of the c. and V. road will
give more general satisfaction TO operators
and shippers, than did the management
under the outgoing administration,
Judge BAKER refused to quash tho IN
junction granted by him against Major
Lee. Lees attorneys have now entered
motion TO dissolve it.
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I,Ln q Hartman. Cha-. Thrupp
JOHN q. HARTMAN s CO,
|fS EAI ElS'IAIEj
|fiOUSEI AG EN- LS
NVEYANCkRs,
NDTAkIES pI BLiC
; EYANCkks,
NDTARIES PG BLlC

And Land Agents OF the Illinois Central
I'D Burlington pni Missouri Railroad com
anies.
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'S'i -
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r.ised nv tia ipiunetioos, tho other $780,
o,n..r l.. ,Ltsin.d until the
,.;,r.,i,,.
roan mas been hh"hon' o''"
DO not prevent them from beng issued
then the road canno, be finished until
a.. oo,,.ao,o.. h.,o ob,.,,sd the money
-. a., bav;o,
roPfeseh'od ny the'' oo""'' 'he' ""'s
sunk their private iorluse !" the foS'
and exhausted their credit Now, IT'S
proposed to puts second mortgage bond
ou the road 10 the amount of the unpaid
county city and town bonds subscribed
b. the road. aud On these mortgage bond.
4. c.,i,,lts, ,il advance money and ths
u, 800. ,,,,,l.,ad Tli. i,
IoHu WI VIC ~ a.. a,
IN" UU9'HU7s " nc
rector- OF the road in thor m'eNhs
t.Loui, today.
ra,,,s,,.r r,vv.ssr. rryrE RAIL.
INV
90. ,,,..., 81,
The MsyIcd NY ''efhoc'"i - ~
/ late date says
! o, lo,, SATURDAY. the citiz.u. Of Paris
| oil
sJ50oo 'hy ,Lo rornoration to tho Cairo
r. 80 p,,,r. r.;I-o.d The vote
ana iehhessse h''sr 49,, =
was more Hhan'i''o"' ~ wa" - "a
50 Nole- ioF 'nc s"oee. 81 80 -
agaihs' ms 'oto sot'ie' VI. iu's''on
and IKE. Paris as the point of crossing
the Memphis ana Louisville road. ihi'
act oil our people does Sres' Creu'' " no.
nv. p''.s ~ r,"sno,;,v and win beeir
AZ once TO develop.
The came paper savs that Just II. sooI
=. the leaves of the tree. fall oil a survey
OF the road will DO made, and remarks
We feel sure that when the town .
Mayheld IS asked to take her f2o,oVo
mn'cu - W % uoHo ~ re ,,;l
vo,s ,ba tool Lv a liberal majority
Tho book. for subscription of stock ar
, in the hands Of agents, and The Peopu
, all along the Iine 81 the ro"a nave u" op
! poi1.i'y ~ ~ ,n,o ,',,,,a,, 10 A
y 40 The citizen of Mayfold ouyh. TO tax
; ., least $1,000 private stock. Msynel
h esnno. afford to let TINS ROAD pass rou',i
4 neii No"'t We S;,;aa, -.,,or OF TIL
O Tbo,ora.- .ur people ought to be alive
II the matter. we kh9" Una. .ns p'1sr. =
- y. 'ne 20 81. commencnmo
l. Of the work Of construction Of the road.
& a., ,on i,., rsu,o.3 ~,
n ..,i..i, .ho i,,o-os, or ,bo Csir, a,
II r.ana.saa .;,,r .oaa wo. boIa a, Gait,
ID &C., cr.ro.,.,,n,, Kentucky \ +,
ii -, ......,.o, o.a.by n
le =. ST., al ,,har. ami hoo.. If q,
Ill -, =, a. 40
H. sc''P''oh - Inv '"i'''"' ''''" W '"'
psny opened.
ITEMS Personal.
IL TLo Ita--i,h,r,, ,Cbroric,, ..,s ,
rs , -. 60, ~ ~ -
OF '"'u'e' 'a"''S W '"e ~ =
K 'es"'1'' ~ 80 "'o "'U ""''
en- - 10 dn,;as =, h;s oaIce that NJ,
ng .,i,... =. e. i,.o,o.,
lie '' :. .r., iii lno
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FOR couYTY TREASURER.

FTII0E OF tHK TT 4----+-l- -
ples.e announce my name A. The people
candidate lot county treasured ut the eh'
suing Sovembcr election. Intending hho
desiring TO serve the people ! hope to be
elected hy the people.
..lo,l WILLIAM MAE1IN.
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For RESr-Three good room'.
e. IY,tu11
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THE BIZ LII + r | n
CAIRO LOCAL MEMS.


SBusnf IsvlS lett last Sunday al
,eraoon for Joliet 10 charge Of number
Of prisoners who were tried during the
early part Of The present session OF 'he
circuit court, and sentenced to the reni-
for terms ranging from eighteen months
to three yesrs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15

Srr..IS GHOIsoN are receiving d.
Isrue stoke o. fall aud winter goods. con
,iriuy Of -.ane!.. cslicos, mu,lins, etc.
ct, and lsrgs line, Of other goods. SOL
,.,,,,,. ,I,ur.. ..lj.2i
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15

Fo. SAN CnkAr.--Ono ,phn gooi,
youn. mule. also double wagon. VIII
sell them together or separately. Enquire
OF Hr.E, LoouI, y Co..
e No. ~ Ohio Lcyrc.
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ANNOI JUDGEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized to snnCuhce lhs'
JAcou q. IYNcn will hc = csndida'c Tor
County Clerk.
Yves Authorized /" announce Joa@Fh
a. p,,t.oy 4, a candidate for the office
Of coua,y clok, al the ensuing November
election, .ubjso, 10 the deci'''oh "l Tie
xutrts of AleIhnlcr COuntN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15

RlbsoEs, notions lsee'' trimmings,
gent, furnishing goods, boots, shoes hats,
caps, etc, at stusr, n Gho1'on'' Ne"
stock all selling alta very small "dvnc'
over dr.t cost. Call and examine. "-l"-2t