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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-29
COMM
MONDAY EVENING, I

sept. 20, is'7s
The weather, since our last report, has
been very unpleasant. Friday and Sat-
urday were days Of stendy rain. To.
day was cloudy aud cold most of the day,
with a cold Wind blowing an unplesssn,
reminder that win .er in all lis drearinen
10 approaching. Business has been rather
light oil round, owing to lack Of supplies
In some cases, and others TO the small
dsm-nd
Ttere ia nothing new In -four. The
market is unchanged ia every p ,rticulsr
~th the exception Of tho advanc.
as noticed in our remarks under that
h,ad. Low grades stand scarce and firm.
With fair inquiry for them, sufficient t.
givs b l!ers their own way with TIL
market. The market Is bette supplied
with good 10 choice stock, but there Is but
ittl" demand for il, pr ces ruhrg heav,
and weak Oats and corn hold quiet bu
6rm Corn meal rules quiet v,h-t
brsnchcs OF the m,rks are unehangei
/. lHE MARKET
Na1-Our friends should bear in min,
that toe prices here given are usually 70
sales from first haLds in round lo,s. I
0 hiling orders and for broken lots IL
= n ces.Aty to charge al advance over the,
I hsure- -srn
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HAY

4
All receipts of choice hay are taken OF
arrival at good price, Not enough com Z,
10 meet the demand. Low grades are II
good supply AMI light demand. Sales
we're 2 cars choice timothy delivered
20 co. care choice timothy delivered,
40 DO, car over ripe mo,hy, 10 90;
cars choice timothy on track, s2oG2O so.
CORN.
The market rulos very quiet and orders
come in slowly. TIE supply Offering j,
Aery small. Prices hold firm, mixed 90c
and white 95c, ssc.ed and delivered
Sales were 100 sscks from store, 0oc
car mixed 10 sacks delivered, soc
OATS.
The supply Offering 10 email, but there
is very little demand. Choics mixed oat,
ara quoted at jsc sacked and delivered
and SIC ia bulk on track
CORN MEAL.
= The marke, rules quiet and dull. Low
grades Of -four has taken tho place o
corn meal, and it is doubtful whe,be
FUND lots could 10 sold above 4 90 pc
Dbl at present. We note sale of ca
steam dried, delivered, 4 %.
BRAN.
- There 10 va.:- I.,,la offering, and no
much demand. Quotstions to-day wer
10 90 to Is 90 per ton, sacked and deliv
cred in car load lots.
Il BUTTER.
All grades are scarce. Choice is Hru
and IN active demand at 3o@32c for NOT
lnorthern, 10000 for Southern Illinoi
Sales were 10 tub' choice northern. soc
10 pals choice Southern Illinois, U.s.
I small packages choice northern, 32c; 60
bs choice northern, 30932c.
i EGGS.
The market ia moderately s,tivs an
unchanged. Receipts are small and fin
ready sale at previous quotation
=, S,le' wera 100 dozen fresh, l5c 500 doze
fresh, i59l6o; 10 package, fresh, l5@,l6
CHICKENS.
u The market 10 we'll supplied and quie
l. Prives hold about the same ss last wuel
1
" We note sales of dozen old, mixed 3 0
coops, young and old, 5oCa3 90;
Q coops young co. as dozen young an
% Did, Q 50@3 20.
PROVISIONS.
The MARKET is firm and he inquiry &C
u i've for meat and lard Of which there ri
i no supplies. We note sales OF 1000 II
i sugar cured hams, lbic, 1000 10. clet
} sides, lsci 1000 lbs shoulders, l264l21c.
y FRUIT.
d There is nothing doing except in Al
l. pies. A few choice shipping apples are /
e market and selling ~ 2 90 to 2 so a.
II cording to quality, Sales reported We
40 bhls shipping apples 2 go 20 bbls con
mon apples, 00; 90 bbls apples 10
q order, 2 0O(92 so.
10 VEGETABLES.
!, The market 10 yer, quiet. Choice Yor
. state potatoes are quoted l O5 to 10 p,
bushel; choice onions, 81 90 per Dbl /
small lots.
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There is nothing doing except in sp.
pies. A few choice shipping apples are In
market and selling AZ 2 90 to 80 &C,
cording to quality, Sales reported were
40 bhls shipping apples 2 co. 20 bbls com.
mon apples, on; 90 bbls apples 10 g o1
order, 2 0O@2 so.
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DANIEL LAMPERT
FASHIONABLE BARBER
AND
FL ~ T. 70 d E3 FL s. 3 4 r
HSh.h street, bet,,-an Washington ant
Commercial Avenue,
CAlRO, ILLS.
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The markets. firm and he inquiry act
i've for meat and lard Of which there are
no supplies. We note sales OF 1000 lbs
sugar cured hams, lbic, 1000 ID. clear
sides, lsci 1000 lbs shoulders, I2@l2!c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25

"a WORD To THE WISE Is SUI
FICIENT."
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persons within the county, and ifso, whether
the violation was Of such character as to
warrant an investigation by this court
that before presenting any person for trial,
at least twelve of their number must be sat
isfied that there was a reasonable probability
that conviction would result from the trial.
Judge E. b. Green, Of Richmond. was APP
pointed foreman.
PETIT JURORS.
The Petit Jurors were cautioned in regard
to conversation about causes which were to
be tried by them during this term, which
was too frequently engaged in by persons
! Interested in such causes and for the pur-
pose of prejudicing the minds of jurors.
The Jury calendar was then called and the
remainder of the session was occupied with
the hearing of motions for continuance Of
cases set down for trial.
MIR. NJ. J. Kelly of New York city will
act as the reporter of the court, during the
temporary absence of j. R. Pember the reg
ular appolntee.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. %.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
trial of the first cause of the term was COM
menced. This was the case of Francis Lo-
gan vs.. Patrick Cavanagh. 1t is an action
of assumpsit to recover upon two promissory
note the first for 5000, and the second for
$500. The plea is payment, the defendant
claiming that the second note was made up
of a balance due on the first note, together
with other moneys loaned. Messrs H. Bal
lard and II. S. Peck for plaintiff, K. S. Taft
and D. Roberts for defendant.
At the opening of the court this morning
the court charged the jury in the case of
Logan VS.. Cavanaugh. Shortly after they
returned verdict in favor of the plaintiff
for 1851 the amount Of the second note
with interest to date.
The case of Lemuel W. Page appellee vs..
William ii. Pollard was then commenced
This is an action on book account for bill
of dry goods sold by the plaintiff to the wife
of the defendant The plea is general issue.
no promise on account of notice to plaintiff
not to trust. Messrs. H. S Peck and H.
Ballard for plaintiff; ii. ii. Talcott and A.
V. Spalding for defendant The case will be
given to the jury this afternoon.
THURsDAx, Sept. "a.
The case of Page vs. Pollard was given to
the Jury ut noon yesterday. The jury sub
sequently returned verdict for the plain
tiff for the amount of his account with
costs.
The case of Sarah \. Mackin vs.. Dewey
McMannis and Trustees, occupied the court
all of the afternoon yesterday and will con-
tinue probably during the whole of the day
to-day. This is an action for breach of
promise of marriage. Both of the parties
were at the time residents of Underhill. The
plea is the general issue. Messrs. A. '.
Spalding, &. ). Palmer and Ii. Ballard for
the plaintiff; l.. F. " ilbur and d. Roberts
for the defendant.
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ToBIAs.-In Grand Isle, Sept. 18th of disease q
the heart and old age, Mr.. ISolon Tobias, aged ;
years, months and days.
THLFoRD-In Chicago, Sept. nth, at the res;
dence Of her mother, Mrs. Worthington smith. Mrs
ElIabeth L. Telford, widow Of Lieut.. John A. Tel
ford, U. s. A.
WARNnR.-At Gowanston. Md, Sept. 10TH Nrs
Warner, wife orc. F. Warner Esq, formerly Of tn,
city.
MoRsE.-In Jonesville Sept "a, of consumption
Miss Merndo Z. Morse. aged ~ years, . month.
and % days.
KISsLEY.-In starksboro, Sept. sth, James Kins.
ley, aged 81 years.
Roor.-In this city. on Saturday. Sept 18Th, NJ.
Warren Root, aged G. years.
McMAHos.-In this city, Sept 49, Of CONSUMPTION,
Thomas F., Oldest son OF Michael and Mary Nc
Mahon, aged 81 years and months.
HEyRY.-In Westford, Sunday, Sept alth, Is.:,
o! heart disease, Capt William Henry, aged e
years.
FIELDS At Jericho, Monday, Sept. 2lst. Lucy.
CARTRR-At GAINESVILLE, Nebraska. on the Iith
inst, Dora Carter, aged 25 years and three mt nths
wife OF Jacob A. Carter, formerly Of Burlington,
Vermont. she leaves a child two years old hus-
band, father and mother and sisters 70 mourn her
loss.
Things we prize are first to vanish
Hearts We love 10 pass away"
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Bankrupt Aotifes.
NOTICE IN RANKRUpT1

inc District Court Of the United States for the
49, stpie' OF .ermont-ln the matter OF Erastus
COOK. bankrupt-In Bankruptcy-To the credi.
sors oI SAD Bankrupts and to all when this NAV
, rms Is TO give notice that the second and
SAID Bankrupts, have been ordered by sad Cont 10
Se noluen ut the Office Of Edwards 4 Dickerman. in
said District on the l2th day Of October,
80, &c. - - III O'Clock a. m. before John L Ed
va. - lone oil the Registers In Bankruptcy OF
san Souit, Tor the PURPOSES named in the 2th and
.stn sections OF the United States BANKRUPT Ac,
apPtovea March 2 A. d. 1867. and that have filed
BANKRUPT, in said Court, and that at the time and
place above named 1 shall apply to said Court tor
ah se.tienent o. my said account and for dis.
charge from all liability Assignee of said estate
IN accordance with the provisions OF the 18Th S.ion
OF me bankrupt Act of March ID, A. ID. 1857.
Dated at Newport. in said District this Isl d, ar
September, A. ID. 1874. RI R0RISsnea S u
A'""" Asst NEE
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I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been ai,
w pointed By the Honorable the Probate tuui {
for the District 81 Chittcndeu Comm ouer> t. o..
ceive examine and ad Just the claims and demands r
all persons, against the estate of John NJ -ht.
Late Of Mills "n, N said District. deceased sd
also all claims and demands exhibited ia ,tt-,i
thereto and six months nom the day 81 the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that purpse
We do therefore hereby give notice, that We w u
attend o. the business Of our appointment at the
dwelling ht use OF Ms. Polly Nj sht in said sad
District on the first Thursdays Of November ti.i
March next, at 10 o'clock \. NJ. each 81 s4i
days. IlV.s
Dated this 5tl day OF SEPTEMBER. \. u. l,.I.
N EEnNl N'EIt.
G,T I1TSsG = ill., Comis.ssioaer-.
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1NiIIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the 18Th dav
4 o. September, A. ID: 1874, Warrant in Bank
Whitcomb, Of Poultney, in the County OF RUTLAND
and and State Of Vermont who has been adjudsed a
ban.ruPton ms creditors petition that the paw
belonging to said Bankrupt, to him. or f6r nj.
use and the transfer OF any property by him are
iorbldden by law; that meeting of the cre,iitor,
OF SAID bankrupt, to prove their debts and IN
choose one or more Assisnees of his estate will he
held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden N
the Poultney House. in P0ultney, in the County NJ
Rutland, and State OF Vermont before A. p
Lyman, Esd, Register. on the 9Th day of October
A. ID. 1874, at II o'clock An.
l3w3w GEO. p FOSTER.
Initai StatQs Marshal a. ~
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I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate count
receive, exam ne and adjust the claims and drnIn,:s
Of all persons, against the estate o. J, seph RoaiusJ
late 90; lncerhil- in sad District. deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited offsrt
thereto and SIX mouths from the diy ui the tatc
hereof being allowed 10y said Court, for that purpose.
do therefore hereby give notice, that will
attend % the business 'f our appointment. Al
the residence % F. J. Rlhin>enioi UnieIhill. IA
said District. the fourth Mondays 81 Deecnn-r
and March next. at 10 oclock y. Nj. each 81 said
days. liWfw
Dated th- 1lst DAY of September. \. D. lS-4.
ILL Hobart. r. -..--
GEU ". IRISH, Neh IN ss-'4eF
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ALFRED n. 3.LLARD'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHTTESaES' s. District Of Chiitendeil.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the estate
Of Alfred h. Ballard, lnte Of Burlington, in saiI
deceased. deceased GREErINc-
w IlEREAS Application hath been pIte 10 tn
w Court la writing, by th- executor Of the last
viii Of said deceased. praying for license ans
authority t. sell all Of the real estate Of sad
deceased. setting forth there that it would he
beneficial L. the heirs and all persons iuicresiei
in said estate u sell the whole oi the real estate
Of said deceased and convert the same into money
ana having filed N said court the appreciation IA
writing Of all the heirs and iritees, sad estatc-
residing in this State.
Mhercupou, the said Court appointed and ass -iie-i
the eth day Of October 4 ID. l- at the Probate Court
Rooms in said District to hcar ind dec de upon si
application. and petition, ami ordered thai pub
lie notice thereof he given t. all persons interested
the time and place Of hearing tnrce weeks succr---
lively in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
which circulates IN the nei4hhorhood ut these
persons interested in said estate, all which pub
leations shall be previous 20 the tay assi-ue ier
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby not lied L. appear se-
fore said Court the time and place ass -nv thtr
and there in said Court, T. give b ns, toe law
directs. FOR the payment q the tent-. and eiarTS
Of adm nistraton, and make your objections e.
the granting such license, j. you cause.
GiTen under my hand at the Probate INT
Rooms, this 18th day of SCI tcmhrr. A. y. i-'i.
i3wsw T. F. WALES. Jud &c.
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I'VE THE SUBSC RIDERS. hav.n- been ai,
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Cnar
for the District ut Chittcudcn Commissioner. g..
receive examine AMI adius; the claims ana demand.
of all persons, against the estate uf Alfrei Ia
ard, late Of Burlington. in said strict deceased.
thereto; and SIX months from the day Of the lat,
hereof. beng allowed hy said Court .0r that pt:r-.
do therefore hereby give notice. that we vii. ~
tend 10 the business co. cur appointment NJ Tho
otiics of Vim. Il. shaw. IN Burlington. ia -.
District, on the i0urth Tuesday % october AHd IA
third Tuesday Of fehfulry rext. az lroclocs a. H.
each OF said days. I;Wss
Dated this lst day of September. \. D. l,.+
VIM q. SHAW. c...-
j. A. SilEDD. 'niln - "ii'i--
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture in
Brandon. Oct. 9Th. We are informed that
the railroad company Will run an extra
train, to return after the lecture, and carry
passengers for fare one way, provided suf-
fcient number of tickets can be disposed Of
As it is necessary to ascertain the number
desiring reserved seats at an early day,
those who would like to 90 are requested to
leave their names at Huntingtons book
store without delay.
GRAND lsLE-Mr Scion Tobias, an old
and respected citizen, died on the l7th
inst, aged 81 years.
The Good Templars' Lodge has been re-
moved from the Congregational church
basement, which it has occupied for nearly
two years, the church authorities fearing
that the warfare wagcd against the order
from time to time nigh; result in some in
jury to the building.
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ANNUAL REUNION OF COMPANY G, LIST VT.
Ii. A.-The annual reunion of Company
G Of the First Vermont Heavy Artillery.
was held at Bellows Falls, last Satur-
day, and proved a very happy occasion.
Twentyseven members of the Company were
present, many of them being accompanied
by their wives. From eleven until two the
time was spent in social reunion, at Fire
men s Hall. At two came dinner at Towns
Hotel. after which the company returned to
the hall, and after short time spent in
social intercourse, the assemblage was call
ed to order, and the programme opened by
reading several letters from officers and COM
rades. Among them were letters from Col.
j. NJ. Warner, Middlebury; Major d. j.
Stafford, Morrisville Col. T. S. Peck. Bur-
lington; Adjt. N. N. Glazier, Montpelier
and COmrade E. NJ. Sherman, Clarendon
Springs, all expressing regret at not being
able to attend the reunion, and assuring
their old comrades in arms that their
hearts were with them in their gather
ing. Comrade E. NJ. Campbell read
q poem, which he termed the roll call
of Company G, which was received with
great applause At the conclusion of the
poem. a procession was formed. which pro-
ceeded to the Episcopal church yard, where
are buried the remains of their first captain.
Maj. Charles Buxton. The monument over
the grave had been beautifully decorated
with flowers by the wife of him who rested
from his labors beneath it. The grave of
another comrade, WinslOw Church. was
also visited, and the procession then
marched back to the hall, soon after which
the comrades shook each other by the ha nd
and separated, each promising to be present
at the next reunion. During the day the
day the following were elected officers of
the association for the ensuing year Presi-
dent-Samuel l.. Daggett. Rockingham.
Vice President-R. f. Campbell, Fitchburg,
Mass. Secretary-R. f. Hathorn, Ludlow
Trea surer-Charlcs II. Upham, Putney.
The time of the next reunion was fixed at
Oct. 18th. 1911
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We have opened to day case OF Boulevard Skirt:
good quality. and good length. We offer these
goods to our customers the very best
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NOTICE " naNkKUprCy

I'UlS is to give notice. that on the sth day Of
l. September AID 1874. Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of Orson r. Bl.dsett
o. Rochester. in the County Of Windsor and State Of
Vermont. who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
MS creditors petition; that the payment OF any
dents and delivery Of any property belong ing to
sald bankrupt, to him, or for his use and the
transfer OF any property by him, are .orbiiden by
law that meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupt, 10 prove their debts, and 10 choose one or
more Assiznees OF h estate, will be he'd at 4 Court
OF bankruptcy 10 be holden at the Office of Orrnsbee
Briggs, in Brandon, in the County OF Rutland
ahd State OF Vermont, before l. L. Lawrence
he-lster- on the 18th day Of sep emher A. H. lS74
az 10 O'Clock A NJ. THOMAS FAlLEY.
l2w5w Deputy L. 5. Marshal as MESSENGER
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Commercial.
Reported for the Free Pres
burlington Lumber Market.


The Lumber Market remains dull. No DOUBT
some sales have been made in few instances below
the reduced quotations. Yet it Is question wheth
er sales would he increased 10 any considerable
tent on further reductions hence We believe there
IS 4 deposition amcn- the large dealers here to
generally maintain present prices which many
grades are below cost o. replacing.
The manufacturers Of Canada ami the West are
not largely throwing stocks on the market, and 4
c,ny elton seems % % gaining ground that trade
viii hot materially revive until another summrr,
while We look for q fair winters trade Tor the
times No change in quotations.
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s.lss Of City and Western. at l5sslsc vn. Smoke,

ealss Of City and Western, at l5.sel6c yn. Smoked
Hams ct l3Dll{o VB,
PRODUCE Butter Is in demand AID prices are
higher. sales OF choice New York and Vermont
from Is . 40 ' b. ~ to quality. In Cheese sales
have hanged from l20i4c y ID, as to quality Eggs
1t q . go for Northern and Eastern. White Beans
at 81 SOD IS extra pea at 81 256D2 62} and yellow
eyes ct - 50 . IS Y bush. Potatoes at 81 90 y
= bbl "
wOOL-There has been . very fair business, doino
10 Wool, and prices remain quite steady and firm
for all desrsble kinds. Tho sales include go 400 rs
Ohio and Pennsy lvana feeces at 52i9 5syc y No. in
st so q sic, and 275.OOO rs Western Maine and
Vermont neeces at IS o Sc. l25,OOo rs de lame
and combing at 55662ic for washed and 4ODi7 for
unwashed; l25, 900 unwashed and understandable
heeces at 26 q 4Oc; leo 900 lbs super and pu led
at 800 62c H.
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SEcRErARr's OFFICE.
SRELEURs, VI, Sept. 81, 1874.

SECRErARY's OFFICE
SRELBURy, VI, Sept. 81, l57i.
To the Stockholders OF the VT. Horse Stock Co.:
VOU are hereby notified that there will he a
i meet NJ of the Stockholders of the Vermont
Horse Stock Company, at the Mayors Office, in the
City Of Burlington, w. Friday, October 10th. 1874
at one O'Clock p. m, for the following purposes.
Ist.-To provide for the present Indebtedness OF
said Company.
ID. To SEQ Z said Company will sell Its personal
and real estate for the payment OF said Indebted
ness; If so, to appoint an agent, who shall be
authorized TO sell, transfer and convey, by deed or
otherwise, said personal and rel estate Of said
Company.
h.-I not deemed advisable to sell said estate,
II the Stockholders will vote TO the stock Of
said {. mpany for sufficient amount to pay said
Indebtedness ask permission Of the State Legs
lature to issue preferred stock for said purpose.
BY order Of the President,
ijs2T II. n. NEWELL, Socy.
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IN the District Court of the United States for the
i District Of Vermont. in the matter Of j. M
hilbert, bankrupt In Bankruptey.-To The
creditors OF said Bankrupt, and all whom this
may concern This is 10 give notice that tbs
second and third general meetings Of the creditors
OF the aforesaid Bankrupt have been ordered
" ssd court TO be held at the Office Of l.. NJ Reaf
IN the village of Bellows falls in said District an
the 9th day OF October, A. ID. 1874. at O'Clock D m
before A. Underwood, one II the Registers in Bank
tup'ey, IN sald Court, for the purposes named in
the 27tn and 2Sth sections of the United stat
Bankrupt Act approved March u, 1867 ard that
have filed my final account as Assignee OF the said
bankrupt, in said Court, and that at the time and
place above named. shall apply to said court for A
settlement OF my said account, ant for dischar.,,
from all liability as Assignee Of said estate, in ae-
coruance with the provisions q 18th section Of
act OF March ii AID. lsC-.
Sept. 10, 1874. b L SHAW
l2w}w 4ssi'-r.,a