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Tie Printing and Binding Investigation
Makes Darkness Visible.
A wholesome Shock to tho Sem
ato Revenue Com
lnittcc.
Serious Defect in the New Jury Law.
Jurymen Not Allowed to Serve More
than Once Year.
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
special Diapatoh to Tie Chicago Tribune.

special Dispatoh to The Chicago Tribune. .
PROPOSED CHANGE or MANAGEMENT.
Srn1Sar1:LD ILL.,, Fob. 13.-Tho Hart bill,
nbolIshng Boa1ds Of Trustees and establishing
Quo Board to manage State institutions; waH re-
terrcd to the Special Committee on that subject,
with the expectation tint It would be B|augh-
tored Tho House interposed to savo 1t, and, by
resolution, ordered tho Committee to report 1t
back Immediately.
Crawford, who sits alongside Mann, Of tho
Elgin ll,auno Asylunl, subsequently moved to
reconsider tho yoto by which tho bill was re-
called. "+
Gordon, Of tho Jacksonville institutions, did
not desire the bill to bo returned.
Sherman, denounced committeos which sup
proasod bills, aud Morrison charged tho COM
nitteo with
ArTEs1rr1No TO SMOTHER TIE BILL.
which WIS III tho interest Of reform and
economy.
Inscora, tho Chairman, rose in wrathy
franc OF mind and ropeilcd tho charges hSainst
tho Committee, saying tlloy would report when
tl4oy had closed their researches. They had dis
covered TINT tho institutions wore unnecessarily
expensive, nnd they would report oil tho facts
wl.on they. wore ready. Tile motion to reco1l-
sidcr VAS ]oBt, and Mann, who engineered tho
reconsideration, was chopfnllen.
SOUTHERN PES1TENT1AnY.
Sam Buckmaster has captured tile Senate, and
Cnsey's resolution for tho appointment, by tile
Governor, ,of Commissioners for Southern Pom
itoutiary, under tho law Of 1867, was farornbly
reported by the Committee on penal Institutions,
MD put upon its paseage. A long discussion
followed. Tho necessity for an additional Peni-
tcntinry was assorted and denied. TWAS claimed
that tho appropriation made by tho Inv Of
1867 had lapacd by provisions of tho
Constitution OF 1870, aud that tho whole
movement was in tho interests
Of tie combination to buy Duoimaster's rookery
at Alton. Sectional bias mss charged on both
sides. After all hours discussion OF this kind
tho resolution WAS adopted By the following vote;
, 1874-02-20

s,rnt l.. 4 o-s ,sk.t -. .t~,, ..ut. .
pool in aota, ea'a Wo mould matte or oncoso o.
quaa..y snitou .or tne iofo1gh marHosgf wiaioh
wo Inont 5oly upot 70 taKo our arpln8' anu WHICH
eor.rohnu 1,sooa,,t PlGos TO large o1.ohs.
atJhnos ,ab i,inbo[ also thouHns w s!loulI MAKO
t1 w ouGose MIN Ioigscnco M 10 tno foreign aarkots
~ ao!!s cmuoaa " d. Louis iask soason. oue anf-
aoIeu ~ Ttcn nscanso tho chooso "as 700 tnloh
-. o. 'oin'.a oinn tnnNa "a ei,ou,H cv;1Gr onF
ss, ~ ,e baeg & amI &Ghapo 70 ta nom ssyo'
unrnr, o.-naE a M !a4e rveoo !,. %
s,ovn' ~ aona1 ~ LnS W. ti."' unoo8e
eno'1o Nv. na," oaeuuu ~ lnenos IN u!alnoeof'
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fnra ,nr,,',r 'ip WHEY hn1u @ " ais"' II. ~ ~ , ~,
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praaI1ort ~ IL isanat hal o,,o. ,o,,,, l.,
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nned 1,,t ni"htiv. dns,crnd - too,, t1,oro
ehon1d 10 io nnnSa s55;, u's'bn'o 'o.Aoop' 'nofo
Sa ~ +i,n n.ent; -, ,r,,.,t,,r 4,,o ..,,,,,
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hsoi. !, T., H. LIE 1nv ii k .n,t 10
lar w,t cn H. T. ~ G ,,,,ii, .ao,S v ennYI,,s
thn croa,n oaaa Il - hi. '''A "o"" ~ ''o'A'e
nnrrn1va en,,a W uno rc, s,,, ,,,,pv
Hccrot.rv Hnar1 e,'.oaata ii,o ,,iar ~ n.,h
dnryman hrcon1 his cm,rs novinr u anccioi % ~.
tcmt}on ~ eciaot3, '1 ., somn, ,a t,,i,'
nractico hnyin i tMv eo,, viii noo s;i'',s rnaIts
nni d1 mt ho{3oyn n will, ms ~ ra,sn III
, 1874-02-20
RAILROAD NEWS.
The Canada Southern Road.
Fight Between tho B. & 0. and Penn
.sylyania Road.
The Freight Trouble with tho Union
Pacific Still Unsettled,

THN cANADA sonmHrnN
-. ~
a communication Nfltten from thi6 city 10 tho
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser contains tho fol-
lowing interesting facts in regard to tho Chicago
Z, can,a, a,,,tho,,, r,,1ro. ,r,,,o,, -. xo,,.1,
u~ ".e, ~ .'"Daa "u4oA N"s 4ee'A'y
ooon openoo 10 tfaao and travel:
THE srAnr.
Tho Canada Southern Ralroad was projected
.n, ~ nomnaon ] nnd ] n,;iton oa,rt S' .sr,aIt w."
.Hn. -sa ~ ,4s..l. n ~ , o,.,1 10 aa
alr-nnc pe.MGon ~ 'i nnnso anu ontcago ~ Tas
des1enea LOT sno s1'o oplecs OF oneclne QUICK
nno enuap 'fait7'' oe'"EJu 'no ifeat l"9auc
ing regions g .. tne Mest anu tne East
ss ofn esetes s anu soapoaru. @ N0 & deVia-
tlon Iss,a arnna IN nil.nno wac sllowea IN
aly poaslpo oon.lnsot'c5 1aai Gona 60 aY.oiaoo,
an anu no etrohho spatca IL ouiang anu oquapp1ng
lno toan II sne tnust Po1t9cs naa4uor. ' nas out
tloin t1io aSn Mtaea.A h1'eF to 11outon
, 1874-02-20

Tho bridge over tho kanhakoo River ut Will
mington, on the lius nf tho Chicago s. Alton
Railroad, which was damaged by the accident
last TueHaay. las been repaired, and trains arc
again running oyor it as usual.
LEAyENwoRTn, LAWRENCE 4 GALVESTON.
Charles +. Peck, Genoral Superintendent OF
tho Leayenworth, Lawronce i Galveston Tail
road, is in tho city making arrangements for ad-
elitonal facilities in transporting live stock oyor
lis road, This ia the shortest routo to I'oxas
aud j. doing an immense busiuesa IN the traua-
portntion Of Texas cRttle*
, 1874-02-20

Tho satnc purpose.
Mr.. Watto sas in favor OF htriktng out tho
aeotion, aud OF lenyng tho oqutlos Of tito holra
OF illcgittmnto ollildroN dying ntoBtato prior to
tho act Of 1868 to tho courts.
Tho Bection was atroko1i out, and thu bill agaIn
ordorot to third reading.
nE1.AT1Nu 70 THE 0ENEnhri ASSEMBLY.
Tho H0l1so passed. tho Hol,ato bill revising tue
law relating to tho Honeral Assembly.
THE HUSBAND AND WIFE hill,
WAS rocons'{lorod OH motion Of stcolo, aud rs-
ferrol 10 Tho Judiciary Committee for thu con-
sidoratton Of a compromise amendment prepared
by Can1eld. 1Ie wantHto d1nonl tho bill 10 Nj to
prevent tic wifo'a cntoring commercial business
contrary to tho wiB1loB Of hur husband, and to
mako as many, amendments! preventing tho sop
aration and oBtrangomol't Of the bunneHH rela-
tion Of husband and vito as tho Committee will
porlnit.
IN nE1ATIoN 70 THE aEonETARY OF srATk.
prosidont Early appointed Senators Cantlold,
stooio, and Btarno to confer with tho House
Committoo concerning tho Royision bill In 1ela-
ton to tue Secretary of Stato.
, 1874-02-20
COOK COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chtcaoo Tribune.

TIE LAKE FRONT PROPERTY.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 19.-Jncobs reported
from tho 8onnto Committee OIL municipalities
the bill for the salo OF tho ]ao front property by
tllo city authorltiea with IN nlyorao rocom-
mondation, and tho bill wns laid on tho tablo.
THE wA1sEitousE REGISTRAR.
Williamson'a bill tnhing tito Warehouse nogla-
trar's Office out Of tho hands Of tho Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners and putting 1t into
tho hands OF Registrar TO bo appointed, which
means N. /. Sykes, ut $4,000 year, was road
onco and ordered to a second roalinR.
THE EvEHrs-Donnoudi1s CONTROVERSY
has changed its venue from Chicago to Spring.
field, and Mr.. .1Ionckloy, tho railroad man, said
to bo q tnombor Of DR.. EvortR' church, has boon
working against the Chancellor bill III tho Sotl-
ate. Some local Dapttsts aro taking BidoH
aga'nat: tho bill, which will probably paas III
spite Of many onomies.
, 1874-02-20
HISCELLANEQU MATTERS,
spcciat Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.

IIslSUN
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 19.-Tho Legislature
received m invitation to attoud tho National
Prison Reform Convention to DO hold 1t st.
Ions. May 13. That will be about tue time they
will adjourn.
TEMPORARY ADJOURNMENT.
Tho House adopted 4 Joint resolution to I'D
iourn till Tuesday, but tho Seuate refused to
concur, Hampton, Shepard, Grows, Warren,
aud Whiting, who hayo boon away for woek,
periodically voting no. Tho House determined
to adjourn from tomorrow evening to Monday
eyen1ng. The Senate will keep ut work.
TILE PRESIDENT OF TIE SENATE n
Ia going away for several days. Ho today nlf
pointed the statesman from McDonougl to take
tho char in bis absence.
, 1874-02-20
THE REVENUE LAW.

a5Mca1l Dispatch 10 Tho Chfca0o Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb l0.-Tho House hns,
Up to this timo, adopted tllroo resolutions for
tho Amending Of tho Rovcnlo law, ono leaving
tho work with q special joint commttoo tho
second to tho regular standing committees, and
tho third to "a special House committee. Tho
Senate took up tho fornler ono first, and adopted
1t. It subsequently, took up tho Hocond. and
n1optol 1t, and AIr. palmor thon moved to ro-
consider tho voto by which tho resolution ap-
pointing tho spocinl joint committee WAS adopt
cd mud lot hiB motion lie. Since then,
1t has appeared TINT tho House has
not any confidence In tho disposition
Of its standing commttteo to do this
work, and consequently have tnkon no action
luton lnstructng tho standing committees.
Tho Senate standing committee have done
nothing, and havo evincel strong disposition
to do nothing.
cluson tint patience lad ceased to bo virt,,o.
and called mp his motion to. reconsider. aaying
TINT ho hoped that 1t would not preynll but That
the resolution for
SPECIAL JOINT COMMITTEE
would DO returned to tho House, aud tho COM
,nittro be appointed.
The yoto WAS recdnsidorod, and tho resolution
again put on its passage:
x party discussion followed, boing modostly
introduced by Mr.. Nicholson, Chairman Of tho
Senate Revei,uo Committee. with OIL appeal to
lot bis committee do the work. 1Io should hayo
asked The Senate to leave tho matter with his
committee 20 that tho work should never be done.
Mcsars. Sanford. Sheldon, Whiting, and other
Republicans echoed tho decision Of that party.
that nothing should DO done to correct tho in-
consiatonctcs and tho injustice Of tho present
Law, under cover Of doprecating any Huch Insult
to tho worthy standing co1nmittoo as tho
pugHage of The resolution for special commit
Inn MnaGra pnfsnar and VOun H11nf at,A,rn1
, 1874-02-20

paper on tliia subject. Hc said tho opinion com
lnon fow years ago tbat bl,t narrow htrip Of
our county WAS adapted to dalrying was provon
incorrect. Wo llonr of B,cccssful tlnirytng In
tho South, and Canat1a ID quito dairy region.
Tho only roliable protection larymen llayo now,
or ought 10 have, In In tho excellence of ttoir
produotn. One poor factory will do much to ill.,
5uro the reputation Of large aootion.
Tho adaptation of tho Nurshwont 10 dairying
need not be nrguod. II iB proyon by fncts. We
havo hcalthful climate, good graasos, cheap
1anls, coapor grain. It Is info to any tint e2o,
900 nyoBtcd III dairylng In tho Northwest. ts
eqaal to $50 600 invested In 1ko manner In Now
York. Inst season was moro prosperous to
Norttwoatorn t'inn to Now York dairymon. Tho
prospects for tho future aro good.
REponTs FROM HOARD OF TrADE.
Mr. Hoard reported Tor tho Watertown Board.
In 1873 tl,ore woro 40,920 boxca Of cheeao Of
forcd. Shipments woro M,ado from tho Board
Of 8 200 boxes to Now York; +, 2s5 to London.
The aaleH woru very limited.
A. y. Do1lord, OF BllobQygan Falls, reported
from tho County Doard, organized April; 1871.
OF tho ,070, 600 pon1l1a Of, cbaoso mado in tito
county. l52, 900 pounds wore offered at tho reg~
ular somi.monthly salo days. Tho tlrHt saleB
wore amRll; ] ,20U boxes wero reported a. eold.
Large conatghmontB woro made. Practical
questions wero discussed Mt tho meetings, and
mlch good was aono by Keeping tho dairymon
vol posted.
, 1874-02-20

Tho Unpcr Illinois Riyer is now free from
loo, and stoamcrs will arrive at I4aSalo from
below Within day or two to oommeuoe tho
towing Of bur ges Of loo to Southern magksta, .
, 1874-02-20

Many Senators lodged tue vote. Dow entered
motion to reconsider. It is understood that
TIE GOVERNOR WILL NOT APPOINT
the Commissioners unless tho Legislature again
nppropriatos $f50,000 to build tho penitontiary.
4 part Of tho Governors dficulty with ha
appointments for the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
was obyiatod by the withdrawal from tho Sem
ate, at his own request, OF the name Of J. A.
Chestnut.
4 CAUOus OF SENATOR'S
opposed to Southern pauitentiary was held
this evening, for the purpose Of strengthening
is probable that Dow's motion TO reconsider will
prevail, and that tho resolution will he defeated.
The Goyornor will not make tho appointments
anyway, for tho Senate is 80 divided that ma
jority vote could not be had at any one time to
confirm thom, and he has had all tho snuba from
.lle scnate in the way OF rofusals to confirm ap
pointees that he deairoB.
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STATIONS,

GESERAL ITEM The Jim Fisk
brought out a very fair trip from Padu-
can, including 10000 feet Of poplar and
walnut lumber, destined to East Cam
bridge, Massachusetts. Speaking of tho
population of Brooklyn, Captain Grove,
of the Jim Fisk, says it consists of mike
McGsuley and family, George Steele and
family, George Tawling, and Booker
Brison and his dog"
Captain NJ Phillips, returned from
the convention night before last.
There is a dangerous log close to the
bank in Thompson's Bend, which pilots
must look out for.
The Jno. + Tolle found channel at
Powers Island that has 6 feet water in it
She came out drawing that much with
900 tone
The wreck Of tho Henry
Probasco was sold the other day, Just as it
lays, to parties who expect to use tho mi =
chinery on land where it will no doub. be
more profitable than 1t even was in the
old Probssco.
--"Buz," Captain Ben. f. Eagan) is
the nautical editor Of the Nashville com.
mercial reporter. His memory goes back
q long way in marine matters, II We may
judge by his interesting "Reminiscences of
old-timo steambostmeu.
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DEATH OF JuDOE BRoss' FATHER
On Monday Judge Bross received news
Of tho death of his venerable father, An
ton Bross, at Achern, in the Grand Duke
dem of Baden, He was born at Acbern
in l77l, end was 81 years old at the
time of his death. His death resulted
from paralytic stroke, He had taken
his usual morning walk, and had gone
into his garden. STOPPING to pick up a
prune from under tree, he fell forward
ana instantly expired.
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PKEsoSAL--Dr. VIM. NJ. Smith ia at
the ST. Louis fair.
--Mrs. o. z. Lyons is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sheldon, at st. Louis.
Tho Lord & Whitley dramatic troupe
have engaged rooms at the s, Charles.
Col. $. S. Taylor returned. from New
York las. night.
'--City.A,torney Webb lie going out to
the rural regions, and will return about
the llth inst.
Mrs. Grandchildren, who has been
visiting friends at Harrisburg, Ponnsyl.
yanis, has returned home.
DR.. Wardner and family returno
yesterday from visit 70 Chicago. They
saw the expedition, Joe Jeaerson and
many empty houses.
MIR. Hartzell, the opposition candidate
FOR congress, will be In the city in a few
Days. Mr.. Clements will also come tc
,imo in short time.
Mine host Of the st. Char,es, the hand
| sOUchL bcHlleulhu III thlIOi lu hlro wv
mos. spright,y hotel landlord in tht
country. nois making the 81. Charles
noted hostelrie.
We find the following among the ar
rivals at tho S. Nicholas & a Stone
Princeton, KY Daniel Dodge, st Louis
T II Duf'ey, New orleanr; W Griffith
Princeton, Ky.
3 Davies, ono Of the principa
stockholders in tho Cairo City Gas Com
pany, from Boston, Msj II l. Morril
Supt g s. V Il X; VIM Murphy, deput
U $ revenue collector, of Metropolis,
Hughes of Centrsiia house, Centrsli
, are stopping at the st Charles.
, We find tho following among III
most prominent arrivals at the st. Charlie
/, John White and family, Psducah; 7
Bargess, S. Louis; + q Wells, Chichg
, l. A Duke, Arkansas; ID o Davies, Her
dersop; } NJ Sullivan, Evsnsvillei q BE,
Cincinnati; j N Reed, Chicago; w Gil
: Murphyshoro T Is Leonard, Paducah.
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themselves. Indeed, the whole club
played an excellent game throughout.

THE REASON Why We made a note
Of the fact, that, although the Summer
season just past had been one of the ho,-
test within the memory Of the Oldest it,
habitant, not one person in the city had
suffered from sunstroke. This fact ere
ated considerable discussion, which result
cd in the conclusion, now scquiesced in
by everybody, that Milwaukee beer had
prevented tho strokes of Old Sol. 1t
therefore follows that Jacket, HucfIner
and George Latner are public bsne factors.
And now that the frosts of Autumn are
| about to become fashionable we arc re-
quested to state that MIR. Jacket has dis
covered process by which he ia enabled
to make Milwaukee beer dffuse through
the human frame pleasant warmth, and
enable the drinker 90 resist the effects OF
cold weather as oircciually as no did the
heat Of Summer. Ho asks a trial, and il
willing to guarantee satisfaction. Hi
saloon, at the corner Of Warrington ave
nus and Twelfth street, opposite TIL
BULLETIN office, Is "a pleasant resort sine
the advent of Milwaukee beer. 1t is lik
tho Mammoth Cave, in Summer cold, /
Winter hot and to an enjoyment. Of il
. hospitaliies he invites the public.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER The Sun
says "lf Wilson wero u lively, wide
awake Republican, We would nominate
him forthwith" Such nomination would
break of Wilson's, or any other mans
head below tho ears--sure. We opposed.
Wilson last tall because we believed he
was hostile to tho Cairo and 81. Louis
railroad, and We were not mistaken
but that road, boing a hxed fact, has ceased
to DO live issue, and Wilson is our long.
lost brother. lilo has a strawberry mark
on his left arm.
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CoLoRED BASE BALL.--Wo may give
ohenso to Csucasian~sensibilit when we
say, that at last our base ball honor has
been satlshsd-our ability to beat the
world at the bat has been vindioated-
and by colored base ballers. Our white
boys of ball proclivities, boosted great
deal, but could never riso.with the occasion
and defeat the club they wero playing
with. Even Mound City could boast a
club that could defeat any Of our most
expert players, But at last Cairo rises
and takes the mpionship, and she did
it with her gallant Qaioksteps, dusky-rea-
tured sons of Ham. The Ozsh colored
club Of Charleston, Missouri, claiming to
be the champions of three states, came to
Cairo to get new laurels but the Cairo
boys were too much for them. The
Oziahs went down, By score of 65 to 8.
This was decidedly the best played game
Of the season. Frank Robertson, Samuel
Smith, Henry Hayes, Albert Stein and
Richard Colmsn especially distinguished
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT

Sealed proposals, addressed 10 tho city
council Of the city OF Cairo, will be received
at my office, No. i24 Commercial avenue.
until o'clock y. m. of Tuesday, the l8tl,
day OF October, 1874, for furnishing the
material and doing the work Tor the con
strnction Of Q sewer through tho Ohio leyoo
1t or near Thlrty-eighih street.
said 80 ser Il to be constructed according
70 the plan and specifications furnished by
John r. hesley, city engineer, and which
plsn and specifications are now on fle in
my ONCE, subject 10 examination al any
The party 70 whom the contract may be
awarded will be required 10 give a good
and suificient bond for the faithful perform.
The city council reserves the RIGHT IN 70
ject any and all proposals.
aii.iol-iot NJ .. Cox, City Comptroller.
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DAILY LuNcH .--Jaeckel is now spread.
ing daily lunch of the finest kind, be-
tween 10 and u o'clock a. M, and invites
all his patrons to psrtskc. Jacket has
aiso fitted up room in the rear of his ga
loon, in which he will serve oysters in al!
styles. Gentlemen with ladies can be ac-
commJdatcd with fine table and oysters
In any style. Milwaukee beer always
fresh. Corner Washlnhton avenue and
Twelfth street, opposite THE BULLETIN.
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pared tosupply on call all demands 4
French leaf, Bos,on, Brown and Grabs
bread, and everything else ordinar1
found in hrst-class bakery. lie NAL
tains a full stock of confcctioneries, a.
can, as we'll us any other dealer in
city, all al orders 10 that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamontcd
short notice. Special attention given
the orders Of wedding or picnic partics
9-l2-t
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DEMOCRATIC Liberal COMMITTEE
MEErIYa-At a meeting of the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Central Committee,
held at their rooms on Tuesday evening,
October 9th, 1874, DIR. Dan'l AFTER was
selected 40 chairman and John II. Goss-
maa appointed secretary. On motion,
the meeting adjourned to meet at ths
Office of John q, Harnan, Mt 7 o'clock
p. m. on Saturday next, tho 10Th inst
1t is desirable that full meeting of the
committee and parties interested Will then
be had ID. AFTER, Chairman.
j. II. GossaAN, Secretary.
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For SALE.-A good fruit farm,
mile west Of Golden station, Gu the l..
H. T., and eighty rods east Of tho Cd
aud -. Louis railroad. Said farm ha
lime kiln working on IL, and contain
fine bod Of limo rock. The fruit trees
coming into bearing, consis. Of apr
pears cherries and plums. Also ctr
berries, rs,pbcrrics, blackberriss,
plant, o,c. viii DO sold for a small
down, balance on long time lnquir'
j. Limbsrt, corner Eighteenth street
Commercial avenue, or @. Winston, {
levoe, Cairo Illinois. 9-21
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THE ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL.-Mr.We cit
eel, the enterbrising proprietor of the st..
Nicholas hotel, enlarged, paperei and
made other improvement in his Office and
SAMPLE Room, and has renovated his
house throughout. He viii give a grand
opening lunch on Thursdsy-to'morrow
evening, aud hope to SEQ all his friends
present. The lunch he proposes to spread
will be the finest ever spread in the city.
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LUNCHl LUNCHl LUNCH

VIM. Wetzel, the proprietor of the st.
Nicholas hotel, invites his friends and all
others who wish to partake Of II free
lunch, to be gwen on Thursday evening
next, October 9Th, from TO II o'clock,
at his hotel. He promises the affair to be
tho fnest, without exception, ever given
in the city. No pains will DO spared to
make tho occasion interesting to all.
Come one, come al. 3l3-l0-6-3t
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UNION COUNTY BoNps.--The fist in
sediment, $4,000, of the 500, 900 bonds
subscribed by Union county to the capital
stock of Cairo and ST. Loui, railroad, was
paid yesterday to Col Taylor. This se-
cures, beyond all doubt, the speedy COM
pletion Of the road. Sixteen car loads OF
new iron were yesterday received for the
road at ST. Louis
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-07

MOUND CITY ACcoMMoDATIos.-- COM
mencing Thursday, October 9th, and con-
tinuing, Sunday excepted, until Saturday,
October l7tb, the Mound City accomoda-
tion will run, leaving Cairo at s a. IN. and
500 p. m; leaving Mound City at $50 a. M
and $50 p. m to enable parties to attend
court and return to Cairo daily. The
Wednesday and Saturday runs as here
tofore, will be abandoned until October
18th.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-07

MILLISERY, TRIMMING and SAYGY
STORE, Miss Burnside desires to call the
attention OF the ladies to her full and
complete line Of millinery and fancy
goods just opened in tho Atheneum build
ing on Commercial avenue. Her stock
consists of a full assortment of fall hats
java canvas and patterns, a full line OF ze'
phyrs, all oolors, feathers, French flowers,
ribbons, and a general assortment of fancy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-07

LIGHT House ENGIsEEE.--Major Chas.
Il. Safer has been appointed lighthouse
engineer of that part OF the Fourteenth
lighthouse district comprised of the Mis-
sissippi river and the tributaries between
the mouth of the Ohio river and New Or
leans, relieving njor Merrill.