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Coruoratlon Notices.

NUlDUIU[IUN NUIIlt5.
City oP NRw York. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
BUREAU COLLECTION OF TAXES.
CoURr.m0rsE PARK. - CHAMBERS ST, Now -, lS7i)
rENO TAX-PAGERS.-NO is hereby given
that PER Clint viii lie aided 70 all taxes qup2ii on the
1Gr or pEC,SBER 80 an ADDITIONAL ONE PER CENT on
DECEMBER 10 unpaid on JANlAHf IN
TEiEST AT THE RATE or ~ ELyE PER CENT PER ANhUM.
n fo dy the received BY the Receiver
M 10 he day y 4ea WI be added. No VIII be received
after > Ot0ck .. n.
~ MARTIN T. MCMAHON, Receiver.
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Gearncrs.
5idtionerD.

DIARIES and JOURNALS for 1875, from 25
~ So Al kinds Blank Books stationery, and Printing
los prices Orders solicited. FRANCIS &LOUTREL 40 Mensne
CLOTE 81 JAMES, StatiOners, % FultOn-st.,
- wiriam-Pares requiring Blank Books requested
and Ismse stock
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foan Omrcs.:
Gteambcats ano Railroads.

Gteambcats an6 Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS ExCEPrEDl AT pm
Prom Pier % North River foot Of MarrsTst.
Steamer. NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Can't A. G. SIMMONS Capt D. NJ. SIMMONS.
The Taunton. Mddeboro, Plymouth New
Bedford Msrtha vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod. the WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all paepa points NewEDsand and the Prov
nees For cets apply at 2il and 500 Broadway;
Bo,dwsy eorpsr Tvso,Thrdti fdsve and Ouehunde tnE
Dodds Erpes Oes ga Broadway aud 10 Coa
st. Brookyn Office the Pier api at all epl Hotels
and Ticket Ohees In the city.
BORDEN 4 LOWELL Agents
GEORGE l. Common, General Psssrnser A eat
n
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Gcrses. CARRIAGES. 6arness. &t.
ELARK'S PATENT HORSE CLIPPERS
" Warranted b. genane patent article Trade supplied
HORSE BLANKETS. WAGOS TRUCK AMI TRAVELLING BLAN.
KBTs also CARRIAGE ROBES. SLEIGH BELLS, ana sADDLBRS
GOODS Of all kinds HARMBR HAYS co. ~ Beekminsi.
vCHE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY,
Il 20 Eist FOuTteeBth-st,
between Plth and University place.
LONDONHAnE HARNESS OF fnest quality 10 correct styles
SADDLES. BRIDLss HORSE CLOTHING
ENGLISH PRIN lS OF COACHING, HUNTING, RACING &c
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1re Cream.
TTORTON's ICE CREAM,
l. being from Cream, IS most popular and best
81 60 PER GALLON.
CHARLOTTE Russo AND JELLIES,
DELICIOUS AND CHEAP.
Families Boarding Houses. Parties Churches Fairs promptly
supplied. Depots. 3O5 Fourth.ve. an l26i Broadway
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nuILADEIP HIA va LONG REANCH and

Il the NEH.JEkSET SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
are rom ew-i Orkt - Philadelphia only ~ -
Comnenfag MONDAY 49, 1874 tae new sauaa and CON.
modious JANE MOSELY aud DAY STAR connecting Is
Sandy Hook with all trains, will
Leave Neg.Yok nom Pier g. n R. foot Of Rec'or-st
e:45 m-tcr PIipielphs long Branch Tons NVer MHe
town. Iucke N.cci5dl al Brlget0l
o. m-For BTanch. RIVER NaTe;oWn bahes"'
TucsetOn - . ,,.,..,,, 81. - ,,,-
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HARLEN KINER RRANCH

tOn1Dr1 lug 'nber n I9lI
Trains leave Har,n lyer Station at ). AM 0:l5 EO
4 200 4:4O. 5;lj, Gli 81 ?. - -.
boat. Of Mogrsania Steamboat To- Caylng fait
Market SIP for Harlem River STATION, NottA AeA-l"iN.
Of yarI.rs posters ~ els aa1 depot
- InlN Z moody Snut n Y. D.KlnOn Nen OK
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Goal. &c.
Marule ano SlaIe Hlantels.

Marule ano SlaIe Hlantels.
-.-.-----o@----~--~->-
At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-An
"a extensive Marble and Mbezei Nantes and all aet
Nsrbyork Marble Tung the trade. A kLABkR l3l East
r. 4heeath-,J Cmriayc y. \.
A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
Marhlezcd Mar- all kinds Floor Filing, Monuments, Head
stones slabs for ami Csbue maker oaei a. =
KABER Marble Works, Nos 2l7 to 30 Yves! tti-
krstst,near Broadway.
N extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
~ Marbe)-hoye AMI unique desi eluee prce Na:a-
PESb1UN SLATE COM
FoYl-ave. aud Seyenteenthst St. N l.
STEWARTis Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
and deZns the lowest prices 80 shi ~
WestIWenty.t s.. between Seventh and EightlaveS
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Ncm Cublicdtious.

RSrS THE BOOK OF TIE SEASON is
. az. Marion liar anus story PROM NY YOUTH
VpH Ready
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Miscellaneous-City.
LADY residing IN this city will receive as
u members Of her family TWO CHILDREN EDUCATE aud
CARE FOR the tie, her 9nortq
ritv liberal compensation required calrs address FAITH
FIL. Tribune Uptown o fee 81 = West 32i~i
VRVING's SCHOOL OF ART.
4 DRAWING WATER COLORS, ant OIL PAINTINGS 81 w
yrtgpac Y Society Library. Evening Cses-W EDNEoDAls
and SATURDAYS
II KINDERGARTEN REMOVED to Al East
43dt viii sept 81 rrainns cla.i Tor ots .nI
sers reopeus Sept o. FfJeb occupations taught a the
t, ISs3peT i Miss L. VI. coz Prime pal.
MRS. j. r. BENEDlCTs BOARDING and
VA SCHOOL YOU sc LADIES and CHILDREN reopehsG
| at No East Forty ccout-st
VNHE MISSES D0REMUS will REOPEN
1 tier DAY SCHOOL, THURSDAY Sept a. at ~ LAs'
2lst-5-
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LINE for BOSTON and

~
The raunch and CommOiou. steamers NARRAGASSBrT, Tas
days. Thusiit,. anu satardas and STONSGIOS MOsdsys
Frisys 80 North RIVER o. %
H. arriving in Of All other nr Tekes Tor sas a.
all prize pal railroad oce AMI secures the oees
Wescott EKpreSs Co.. sni at 3l9 Brosiway =
ia L. W. fILKTNs. Gent Pass Agent
Z. BABCOIK
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For Rows and Ycunr Men-Country.

For Boys end Young Men-countrY.
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for u Boys.
"a o. ". STAR Pot Chester v y
A HOME, with suitable care and instruction,
"a for six BOYS rc'.J TUFTS Ncn.on '1ss
A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM, near Fourth
dress p. o Bos6 O7G.
boys SCHOOI.-52 weeks 5913. No extras
ID s. sIIORTLIDGE A. ~ Qiar'ardl kennes''squte rem
CLAVERACK College and Hud. Rly: ms, at
EORr EDWARD INSTTrUTE.-FalI term Of
sli s,I spsas. % $50 20: 1o5i aH Ba ep 2 or & G
du''os fSg E of ; 5 F fo 3,r ~ '9s '' permitted
II bhist5 ' Conn Ai5 ' lis fiI, SaLs6y
GRANBY{o ACADEMY and B lsdo , BoA .l1
S &c ~ y, Iet1 s PS' oo *2oo A'''
M boz; Nsl,oa Nj. jAnR5 sHIaR MA, PRINCIPAL
MILITARY BOARDlNG-sCHOOL, White
WI Plans NY. PRINCIPAL, o. u, WILLIS. r.. D.
MONTROSE Military Institute.-A select fam
for coSre bu's,. All DALI ,aE e G. allanA ~ Dan" ~
DEEKSklLL On. ~ MILITARY ACADEMY
New building aud svn0ls ulli sent for cu;ei 81 pf ann
Caugerties lnstitUtc.--Tho.c seeking superior
Oh6o should alde-'A T. Wisa Pa s.a.er'es. Ulster C.11
EDWARD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS,
- FLORIDA onnae c' n y ,....,.. ,-.,ue-.
Latin Grek snd Molsrn L,nsa,se' Lae Ll e. &c. Of S9e
ies oil Sci ior catalogue r. G. 'CinyEt 4 NJ
NONKERS MILITARY INSTrrU rh
4 for making bows intelligent. ncflhy. C-nstu nsa.
BENJ4MiA MASON. Box NJ. oJt, lCskct', y. !.
For YOUNG Ladiss-Country.
MISS BULKLET's BOARDING and DAY
Va SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES, rarytowu-onihe uiaon.
Mars. LEVERETTs
VA French school for Yong Ladies and Children No
lSh-t, VII reopen THURSDAY. Se:i. q Now form
SPECIAL class English Literature, with Lectures Oh AT aud
History.
NEISS COMSTOCk,
vi 81 AM Is WEST F0RTIETHSr,
RI ;ERyuIt PARK.
English French and oierGqn BOARDING ami DAY SCHOOL
aud CHI ~ Boarding. Hunted
10 4 FULL KiSEERGtHrEN METHOD FOR LITTLE
CHILDREN. Applications be nude sony or by letter
rINARRYT0WN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
advantage Address Rev W H. Etghnr, lafytnN1
CEWAkD INSTITUTE for young LADIES.
- Florida y. Y. viii sept Il Mrs g. W seward Pnnc2l
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE will reopen
IA Sept %, 1874. hniel ui hOarie omn1dist
Tor crcur, address J. IRVING BURNS Ire 1879
Fhave CHARLES r. DEEMS, D. d. President, Church oil the
StTAngers
Miscellauoou3-CountrY.
CHESTER INSTITUTE rcOpens Sept. 81.
" Address Misc $. &. MAGGIE, Chester, y. J.
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TRuSTEEs SALE.

whereas, on the 9th day OF Januarrls
Bath BIZ and sarah Bly. hie wife, dld G
ecute aud on the 18th day Of January. IL,
did acknowledge and deliver TO the unde
signed, their certain mortgage deed, anu ~
thereby bargain, sell, release and conNe
TO the undersigned the following describe
lot Of ground In Tie City OF Cairo, count
of Alexander and state OF Illinois, to.Wl
lot numbered twenty-nine (2?l, IN block
numbered forty-four (44), together with all
the privileges and nppurtonnnces 90 the
game belonging or appertsining, anu did
thereby release and waive all rights hnd
privileges under and by virtue OF the home
stead exemption laws Oh the state OF limos
10 secure tho payment OF two notes, each
for the sum OF eighty-one dollars, bearing
even date with said mortgags and each pay
able 10 the order of Zachariah ID. Mathuss
IN thirty daye and nine months after date, re-
spectiysly with ten per cent interest.
And whereas, said mortgage provides that
In case of default in the payment OF either
of said notes or any part thereof. the whole
sum so secured shall at the option OF the
undersigned become due and payable
and the said mortgaged premises
may be sold In the manner, and upon giving
notice as In said mortgage specified, and
whereas, default has been made for more
than ten days, In the payment Of portion
Of said sum 40 secured, now Therefore, ny
y1ias of confined the power win II 'a on
the I'm day OF September. 1874, at the
hour of2 O'Clock, pm, at the front door of
tho court housc,in said City of Cairo, county
OF Alexander and state of Illinois, O1cr for
sale Mt public venduo, TO the highest bidder
Tor each, lot numbered twonty-nine co in
block numbered forty-four (iD,
described, and will
execute and deliver TO the pur-
chaser adeed therefore. Dated August 9th,
1874. ZACuARIAH ID. MATHUss,
Samuel y. wheeler, Mortgage.
Atty for Mortgapac
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EXPENSIVE c RlMlNALS.

EDITOR BULLETIN Under tho above
caption, you, in late issue OF The Bull
LETIs, after saying something about the
great burden the Taxpayers OF Alexander
county have 10 carry, IN the expense
Of the arrest, conviction and punishment
of "non.resident criminals" AJAX, "Is there
no remedy? II anyone knows Il rom
edy let him speak out" II does seem a
little like presumption for IN humble
citizen TO suggest lac 10 q senator OF this
great State; and yet knowing you to be
very good-natured, and willing TO hear
what may be said, shall speak, For
many years, the writer has been witness
Of what you refer 10 and having ct all
times Eel. kindly towards the people Of
Alexander county, for many acts Of kind
ness exhibited by them to myself, this has
been matter Of some thought.
1t occurs % mstkst /, is tho duty Of
the State TO pro!ee. the whole people,
from the raysges and the expense Of trial
ofsll non-rssidenis, who commit crime in
this State. II the resident Of any county
commits crime, and fees ths state, the
people Of that county have no power to
bring him back; and are not allowed 10
exercise any discretion in the case, as TO
whether they will incur tn. expense Of
hIs return and trial or not
This the state aulhorities control: II
has appeared to me that II would be just
TO provide by general law First, that
all residents OF the state, who commit
crime In Any other county than the one
in which they reside, should DO prosecuted
at the expense Of the county Of their res
iionce Second, that all per,ons, Who
after tue commission OF crime In any
county, whether Il DO the one in which
thoy have residence or not, shall fee the
state and take up their resiienco in an
other state or county, and shall
by state authority DO returned
10 this state for trial and
punishment, should be returned, tried
and punished, at the expense ofihe state.
ihlrd, Ihass all persons who have no
permanent residence, or piAco OF abode in
any county OF this state, who shall COM
NIT crime In this state, ehsll 10 arrested,
tried and punished at the expense Of the
state, tho amount OF these necessary
and legal costa and expenses, I" well rs
the place Of residence, Sc, of the criminal
to DO sscertainsd and Axsd by tho court
rendering final Judgment In tho cause, or
iftho case should not proceed to final
Judgment OF conviction or acqu!sl then
BY the court where tho case was pending
ct the time the criminal escaped or the
case was disposed Of other than by final
judgment Of conviction or acquital.
WILLIAM j. YoeT,
Metropolis, ILL.,, Aug. 20, 1874.
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UNION COUNTY NEWS
ASSA.1fbe Bulletin.


ASSA.,lihe Bulletin.
"eportco Esssss been an eventful week in
40 rIacp Of woods" What with tho |
c.,ro s,striet camp meeting OF tho |
ssihodis,s, q, Jonesboro the congrc.
sional and representative conventions OF
the democrats at Anna-together with
the preparation fer the circuit court next
week, and the county fair Of the weok
following, have created no little ANNA
tion and excitement in our otherwise quiet
little inland city. The crowds daily in
attendance as we'll rs at night, at tho
csmpmesting have been very encouraging
to the church; much good preaching and
sslutsry advice have bsen afforded tLeyast
multitude from time 10 time, which
we trust has not been sown on
sterile soil-but like "bread cast
upon tho waters, will bs gathered
many days hence. Fifteen conversions
and fourteen additions to tho church Is
the result go far. l will not sposk Of the
convention at Anna, but give you fcw
items.
During the camp meeting Mr.. Henry
Dillout an ostimable farmer living four
miles south Of Joncsboro, had very iine
horse stolen from the .camp grounds, and
rs yot has not had tho good fortune to
hear of horse or thiof
On tho second of September James
Hatfield wss arrested whilst ia possession
Of stolon horse, tho property of man
by the namo Of Myers. Deputy Sheriff
Geo. Harrison mado tho arrest Tho pris-
oner also wa, Ia possession of counterfeit
coin.
On last "Wednesday, as as or of John
Silver was driving q team across the
square of Joncsboro, IL became unruly
and ran against horse and buggy, which
took fright theroat. Tho horse broke loose
from his fastenings and ran, smashing the
buggy (the property of Mr, Geo. Hartlin)
into kindlings.
No liule excitement and oommetion
were cres..I at Anna by q frightened
horse ruaniug away and lesping onto th'
porch at the stors of L. NJ. Perrine
where he was with difficulty preventoc
from going into the atore. There was nj
damage done TO the horse or any person
On the I'd inst, Leander McKinnsy
asprightly lad of three years Of age, liv
ing west Of Jonesboro, was on horseback
the animal became aGrighted aud
threw him, breaking 10th bones of tn
fore arm. lie ia doing we'll however
Though but little sickness in this health!
region, l have TO reoord the death o
Henry Ii. Williams, who died on Thurs
day last. He WAS about "a years of age
q native Of Jonesboro, and was buried on
yesterday. On the night Of the 4.h an in
terosting little daughter OF Oliver Aldin
at Jenssboro aged 4 years, died quite sud
denly. On the 9th Jsell, daughter o
John Inscors of Anna, aged years, dieC
very suddenly. Che complained Of head
ache, was put to bed by her mother, snt
found dead before the afflicted parents
were aware of her danger.
must not neglect 10 motto
tho starting of new paper here
tho TIarbingor," i.d.r--do~s :.
10 all things and neutral in nothing. II
ia about the sizs of tho No. Republican
and 10 worry creditabls ~ Its founder.
must close FOR the present. oBIoS.
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MAXINE DIgs TER.

BRowSsyILLE, TEXAS, Sept. 4.-rho
French bark Coromandel, Of bordeaux ),
Capt. France, wont ashore At Bag isd
Mexico, to-day in = gallo, AID became a
total wreck, breaking up In loss than two
hours, tho cargo drif.ibg ashore. Tho
captain, Bist mate, and three sesmen
were rescued. Eleven Of The crew are
supposed TO have pershed The storm
s,ill continues. Brs1os, on tho America
sido, is several fact under water. Tho
inhabitants are in considerable danger.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will DO received stmy
Office until o'clock p. m. OF "Wednesday,
the 10th day Of September, 1874, for fur
nishing the materials, or doing the work,
or both, for tho construction of the fol-
lowing described sidewalk, viz; On tho
north aide Of Seventh street between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
Said sidewalk TO DO constructed of brick.
Said proposals. shall be directed to the
city council OF tho city OF Cairo, and will
be opened at n meeting Of said council, to
be held on said 10Th day OF September
1874
All proposals shall BIO msdo in accord
ance with tho provisions, requirements
and specifications OF ordinance No. 81,
approved July 18th, 1874, which ordin-
ance is now on file in my Office subject %
examination nj any time.
Tho city council reserves tho right to
reject any and all proposals.
WILL X. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
CAIRO, Ills, Sept. J., 1874. 2Os-s-i-u
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WAsHIsoToN BAKKRY.-Mr. Joseph
Roneker has taken charge Of this well
known establishment, and will, on and
after to-day, be able to supply the
public with choice broad, including
Boston, Brown and Graham broad, besides
cakes and oonfectionaries OF every do
scription. Being an experienced and
skilful bsker, Mr.. Ronekor will no, fail to
satisfy all who pstroniEe him. l4O
Warrington avenue. 3S-7-2-lm
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THE CAusK or TEup.s.sc. sra.
OF Ito most insidiOus and dangsrous toss
IN inc many so-eaiisd "tOnios ana zap
pshzsrs." made of cheap whisky and re-.
fuse liquors, finished up to sui, deprayed
appesites under the name OF medicine
DR. WALErs's CALEDONIA VIsEo.n
birrhHs are mono Of these. Thoy are no,
sewerage, but are genuine medicine,
puie'y vegetable, prepared from Cali.
fornis hsrbs by regular pby,iei.p 70,
al a.sa'es Of the stomach, liver, kidney,
bidder skin and blood, they are an in
l5-d and Wv
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LORETTo ACADEMY.

The fret Monday of sepfsnnbsr being
An. ,,,,ios DAY or fho MI snd winter
ssssSea OF tho Lorotto Academy, it will
begin on the 7th inst.
Parents desiring to send their children
to the accadomy are requested TO accom-
psny them to make tho necessary arrange.
ments.
All the branches Of a polite and solid
education will be taught, including
French, Ger nan, music, and fancy needle
work. The German language 20 be
Aught by = German sister. 9-2-2w
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9-l.wit

TuE DRLMosIco RRsTAURAST will
opon on the first OF September and will
be KEEP, open thereafter day and night.
Harry Walker has made all prepare
tions for the restaurant business and will
be able to accommodate all hls,oustomor.
Fresh oysters, game of oil kinds, and
everything in its season that tho market
affords, will be served up.
Board on the European plsn-,hree
tickets for one dollar.
regular day board At tho old rates
hrs'-eiAss board at third.class rates.
yg-S-DgCt
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HOTEL ABRIYALs.-St. Charlsa.-G II
Kelly, Poplar BLUFF; Edwin Corliss, Me-
tropolisi james Rouse, lEvsnsvillei Fred
r Houston, New Orleans q NJ Whitnors,
ST Louis; Mrs G Kribben, Madrid Mise
l. Hughes, Madrid, No.
Dslmonlco.-W II MsngAid, Csutrliis;
$ o Anderson, Wilson county, Tenn Mr'
Fisher, do, q + Cornell, 81 Louis.
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To THE PATRONS or THE LYCoMIsG
Insurance CoTPAsY-TAKE NOTICE..
Renewal receipts Issued by o. p. Lyon, late
agent, unless signed by tho ptoudent and
secretary Of tho company, arc null and
yoia and OF no effect. No loss will be
paid under them unless regularly issued.
CAIRO, ILL, Aug. 3Oih, 1874
L. NJ. HARMAs, State Agent.
2ll-9-i-C-eod-lw
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DAY BoARpINe.-Mrs. Stewart wishes
TO inform the public that she has opened
. boarding house for the accommodate
Of day boarders, ia the brick residence on
the corner Of Twelfth and Poplar streets.
Mrs, Stewart Is known TO Cairo people -
an old hand Al the business OF providing
acceptable fare for bearders, and with
determination 30 keep up her well-etrnsd
reputs,isa, solicim a shsro Of public pat
Tonsge. s9-g-2G-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-06

BIBLE IsoossIsrEScrKs.--D d. AFTER,
OF this city, has published pamphlet Of
twenty -four pages on "The Inconsistency
OF the Inspirations OF tho Bible" 1t con-
tains good deal of matter in which inf.
dels and unbelievers in the inspiration Of
tho bible will take much interest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-06

SILvEK CoRsEr BAsp.-This band had
a large crowd ut tho stand, corner OF d.
vision street and Washington avenue, las.
night, to listen to their exquisite music.
They played two new pieces ,hs. were
heartily spplauded by those present.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-06

PUBLIC scHO0Ls.-Tho public schools
of Cairo will open Monday. I, is desir.
able tha. parent, have their children q.
the several schools promptly a, the open.
Ing. There 10 necessarily much work on
tho srst day of the session In arranging
and classifying. From presen, appear
Anoes there will be = larger attendance
than ever before.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-06

TnE bsrper snop IL on mo corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where J. George Snenhouso with his gsn-
tlemAnly assistants can be found at any
hour Of the day or night, ready 70 soo,he
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. tts nrst-clsss shop, and you are
sure of receiving hrst-elass treatment
Ladies' and children's hair cut OF curled
terthe most spprovsi..s s-l5.:
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SRRENADE.-The Silver Cornet band
after entertaining large crowd of our
citizens at the up town stand, PAID THE
BULLETIN office o serenAde and played q
number Of pieces, which were listened to
By large concourse Of people. The
gentleman of the band Will please accept
tho thank, Of ali connected with the
office. We can stand such treatment
every day in the year.
LATER,-We since learn that the
serenade was solely intended for "the
young lady" which arrived in town
ia'' Friday ovoning, which makes the half
dozen mplete.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-06

HENRY ELLIOTT, of Elliott Il Haythorn,
y now in New York buying large stock
OF dry goods for the fall and winter trade.
The hrm has built up an immense whole
sale and retail boot and shoe business and
their long experience in times past In the
dry goods line insures them success in
this addition TO their business. Their
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-06
The Entire New Stock

OF goods has been purchased by our Mr..
Rosenwator during quite long stay in
New York, Boston, and Phil
adelphia, and no has taken
particular care In the selection. They
have all been bought at such figures that
everything will DO sold remarkably low.
We only ask for small margins, conscious
that It is to our interest, as well as TO
the interest Of those who buy.
Thankful for past patronage, we only
ask that tho public will call and look at
our stock and prices before purchasing
August 81, 1874. 202-9-l-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-06

EXPOSITION TICKETS TO CINctSyATI
AND LoUIsyILLE.-All persons who de.
sire to go TO Cincinnati or Louisville, can
procure round trip tickets at the general
ticket Office OF the Cairo * Vincsnnes
In Cairo. One fare for the round
trip. Tickets good 10 60 and rotnrn for
six days from date OF issue. 9.2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-06

DoISG WELL.-John Finley, tho man
who tried 10 take his own life, last We'd
nssday morning, 10 doing well under the
careful nursing OF the Sisters of Mercy
hospital, and will in fow days DO able to
appear on tho streets. II he made the
thres. accredited to him by others, he
will be dangerous man to run at largo.