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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN ALBANY.

ALBANY Nov. 25.-The grain destroyed by
fire Dickson & Co.'S grlst mill and elevator last
night storage and belonged 10 some OF the
heaviest grain dealers liz this city Among the owners
were John &. White, Frank Chamberlain. Edward Gay
& Co.. David GIzer, Sylvester Hall, jeremiah Water
man. and others. Tuese dealers had stored IN the mil
some $1,000 bushels Of barley and $500 bushels OF oats
Tue value of the grain alone Is estimated at sJOOOO
Insured by Lacey Co., insurance agents for $4,000
The grist mill insured in New.York and Philadel-
pbia companies. also the machinery, boiler
aud elevator. The building was insured Tor $1,000 anu
and the elevator the dock for $1,000. Ihe losses
Will probably aggregate sl64,OOO. rs ioIloWs' On 1ne
grain 10000; ON the building and machinery, s5OOV;
on the $4,000 The buildings adjoining, occupied
by JudsOn & Co., Van Antwerp Co, ana Mr.
Fyertson, scorcued and damaged by water, Dut
not seriously.
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MARRIED..

DgNrLBY-MAGEB-on Tuesday, Sov. o. at the Church Of It.
MARY Vrga Rev L. Achse Brown, NJ N. bentley q
Ludlow K L. Mage, GsuSht,r VI James Asg
New Orleans.
JAUDON-SMrfTAt Perth AmboT y. j.. Nel1e%J Nov %.
CUdld HLt-bs.d, hIIdm D--Uadst sa1iun oi
Ees-iok, hl.e helray " t4- tscs 44cAuet
Smith, NJ. ID.
LATHAM-VEson Wetne.dAy. Nov %. N,w.yen Csnn b.
Of b.5D y Y. J0A1 Howard itIam VI
kewBunssic1, Adeace NJ Te. dugaer Oi '" A. Ives.
eaq of New-hsye1.
Tuesay nov b. the residence OF s
brides parats b; Rev. William l. Bid d. D.. Eugene u
Rutland W. Lucy a. diu, inter- vi cI aVoers.
esq o BROOKLYN No cards.
WHrNEY-HURDa BrOohlTD, Tuesday Nov q, By Ae lght
Rev BshoD IL. NJ D. this
Co.dela cole. dAGgh Vi L. Hurl OF D0V@gE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

new Irish play Of "The sheughraun"); the UNIV"
Dquare Theater Miss Charlotte Thompson as Jane
Barnum's Hppodrome; the Fifth Avenue ihea'o. Va va.
Boucicaults Scottish drama on "The hear' VI -
lothian ~; and the Lyceum Theater tass i,
Boldene in LA File de Madame Angot ,. here - 10"
range Of choice among entertainments OF every ~
putable class
PROF TOXINS LECTORIUM.
This will be found at the Union League
rheater tonight, aud satnriay aiternovn s.
Eobin illustrates. with many experimeh'S, 'H'
tito links OF the Atlantic Cable sho"ins III" -,
amined measured wighed broken anu nonuo'' 1"."
fnr also the fcts OF storm, OF eeOerSs' anu Vi W,
90, S,o o,,er is he'd IN the ocean. Prof. Tobin also
sbows how illusions can be wrought Dy scioh'no
oaus. and presents views OF Paris by Moonlight anu
London by Day.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
George Vandenho.i7s lectures on Shakes,
at Association Hall.
Mrs. Kate Fields second and last perform
ance OF Peg WoWnJton, at Booths Ihealef' WAS e"'
last Saturday evening :.
Theatrical circles in this city are enlivened
by the welcome presence OF William "aTrep' Tue 00
dian, who is at The Windsor Hotel $50
Mrs Rousby, the English actress, will make
her first appearance Anerca at the Lycenm Ine"'er'
ON the Atm OF Januaryns'6.
The veteran Mr.. L. S. Connor whoshas lately
resumed aeunS aiter a OaS He payed
al Woods Museum.
Miss Clara Morris, who is fulfilling an en-
gagement at tue BrOASn rh5ater, acted Lazy hdooeu
last night fret time. Wae6eM was aeteu Ny MI
EredeTck Robinson.
Mr. Charles Roberts, who read Mr.; otoI
daHis Ode 10 Charlotte eastman, with such adhIiaDIe
force aud delicac,, Booths IIedteF VIII give DIa
matte RecltaUOns at Association Hail. tonight anu U"
che 30ih lnst ana Dc. Sd
Bryant's Mns.rels. working with great ability
In a s OF art an-rCs Tor Inc happIosG eAci
rise Of burleSQI tcut, afford an cntertalnneht oI
genuine worth at Dan Brynuts Opera House ana, ny
uu1 lggIng good spiTts and ABUNDANT variety OF c0C
lumOr they sOOtLc many odre-wOrn mlud ana HsuVen
many a tedious and ANXIOUS boar.
Mr. DAILY is understood to contemplate the
revival OF L. RJ Cdrutte" day piece ana aIso
the prOducuOn Of a translated and adapIeu opdnnIsn
drama now lately very prosperous IN Madrid. inc
Fifth Avenue stag IS present most ageeaOy oTcu-
pied with Mr. BJutIc uPS play on the basis OF or wal
Ter SCOTS beautiful story OF me Heart OF Midlothian
MIR Daiy Announces as III active preparation d new new
piece from tao FrcucA. with tAo ElsIsl ute 0I 4he
Officer of Fortune"
Mr.. Charles Roberts jr., will give the flrst
OF uTdudlC entertainments at AsS"claloh
Hall Tonight Nj. KJUeats Is "A platform ACTOR OF un
usual aud remarkable talents, AMI OF ploncehc!-
brilliantly shown IN MS reading Ol otOduards Odt On
the night OF CdsLuIIL FtCWcll-ih2t makes ialre
tmpOss aud guarantees pleasure To his auiltOrs MI
EUuers Wall pOTVls UI "O,utiAU, ana VIII III
tcrpret selections from Pee, Hood, SOuthey, owen
Nered th Bret utrte, and j. L. Lowell. MI D. b. Mills
will give TWO piano solos.
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LATEST SHIP Ne WS,
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ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY Of Galveston Evans New Orleans Nov l5 with MIA
and Dsys. o &. II. Mallory x Co.
BARK JoIenes DuOsosc (aut) MihOvcb, Hal. 81 oay.
balas.
Brig Eastern Star (of sewaycD Foster Dme "a DAYS, VIII
BELOW.
Ship Nesrchus of Newbnrypor Bray. from Calcutta Aug nH
Twas spoken Fire isA by pObOss ssao Webb
No. 3
Steamship Liverpool Of NvHfs fo' GsRow tv
Dsa leans; Bell Or London &C. hoit Poi1
ship Sph-g6el Sn Prlhceo; barss Inroh
for LonIon tor Trieste sch bsHJ "hie for Para
WlND-SunsL Bo-era'e, q. W; d'rD.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
nov 2jAnseJ sseaa,p Salvador. from New
Yok Ccsre, b4rl IL zlbo, Eve sbE C9rre A. Bent
for lac ksonvlle o loa! for NewYON
Nov 2j-Arnye steamship City Of Ausu from New
York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDOs Nov. 25sdd Uusi states; Couftass Of I
"a Ina iJk0hfHd Clara al Agse Arrived out tc Xot~
ns duoas Lye.po hys ADuis bbcI .ioga iaiar.
Care Nysi4B.
MoyILLE Nov ojThe steamship Of PesnsylV.sa fron
New iOrA SOY IL. fOr GiaSgos. srnyej tg-:ay.
HALIFAX, n. s. Nov. 2JIbs steamship Geogi for Poahit
tIe In port last eveiiug. Al eJr, this DbS-iz
DISASTER.
HAVANA NV 23-Tae Anec.n tcl ~ G. i-ii Sheds
boo Tor Csde'a has pat In here pir dEnaye, Ia hs
gale VI sAc IOsL
NOTICE TO MAGISERs.
WAsHrSGroS d. C.. Nov. 2'--1te hua Oics n th ctr
ioDging telegram egsu-g to- OpSlvr Gps
liatrs Monday. Nov. 2jlA1 l.r 81 e. 10 fs T. j. &.
hay Tie be- ch TO south l.te.A.
Ii Clubhouse by tOutd wtd al Tcf lost De- coaS
he lieiry, br soc of An4IT
which accounts IOr TIC &c a "a te 'nmsao OF us 'eeSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

Security the af,t thing to be considered whoa selecting Com
in which to insure LIE Eoss male during M aEi tie
fortunate choosing OF Company substantial and tuWoa5
not be remeied Tie old "icIUA- LisB NscRaScs
CoMPAST NEwYORK" has hal tLae yoars OF 'rpr ace
seventy millions Of liars o.
assets invested three Kinds Of secIr, ULd
States stocks so,As Of Iork and Of c aerrs.
and FIRST bonds mortgages oll unDs.
or any other speculative sscuiie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE LOSS OF An
ARM.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 23.-A special from
Honson saws "In the District Court suit of Berg
man against the Central Railroad Company for dam
ages for the OF his decided the jury award
ing Bergman $4,000 motion for anew trial was made
by the Company's attorney, but 1t was not granted
The case will probably be appealed 10 the Supreme
Court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
ELSEWHERE,

Boston. Nov. ga fire at Concord, N. H.
to-day damaged tho Elm House 10 the extent OF >ooo
fire nc Augusta, Me-. to-day DESTROYED dWeHine, d
shop, and two stores. The loss Bggreglted soo'V
auce. $500 The M0ultOl sawDll at PittstOh, NO. WIS
burned yesterday. The loss is s. 90 Insurance. wow
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Ready saturday. Nov. -.
GLADSTONE's GAUNTLET.

GLADSTONE'S GAUNTLET.
The Prcuiers pamphlet Oh tho VATICAN
DEGREES ar complete appearance In 'A' eOan Viii be PSs
Lsacd in
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 90
ready SATURDAY. 2sl Inst With No Gsdsoaes Gs@a ' WI" %
gvsu the reply Of Archbishop Naming Lord AeoS is'' % ~
b, form no,pa, 10 cent? pes eooy 10 pamphlet 20 eeais
49,. qHR TRIBUNE. New lsEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Last night fire broke
out in the frame building No. 66l Miwaukee-aVe, the
first floor of which occupied as store ana inc
upper floor as residence by Anton Weight, whose two
little BOYS aged respectively and years, were over
come by the smoke aud suffOcaed. The loss on the
building and stock Is small and Is fully covered ny in-
sulauce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

PROM LIvBRPOOl-Ts steamship Cug Of Montreal Nov: 70
pory Mss q. Dnval, h. DOnu Miss l. l. Nc omck - b.
damon Sr, Z. Ganson r blcfan Dr. Mlefaraae Agdffw
Peter, ~ 81 Z. A. King lisrnsn Rev T. ke.ruy AOet
Wigm G. W. Benton. Chas Boil James Cowan, Ah !oslh
Enoch Jas W. Bowie wis0B Mm Rls'eli Nm Robinson
children aud VIA j. ShAh Mf olhaa
Julius Schicr VIM CAreT Mrl hbGtu M ses lD' ir4 AM
EnI, MlUurn aud mad MIA Aai.hess. Mas Vac
drTbt MI. GORDON Tumble aaJ l4I. Ma F--y Csf-. .. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

EKu.oRLEAss. Nov 25.-Foar firm; Double Euia 81 ~
do a Mixed Iei,oE ~
White 81 Oh Oats quiet At 72e Bsa1 ea, a. 20 I
Choice 81 PORK Jul aud lover
Ne. e at 90 Dry Sailed Mea-Shoudsfs scarce at 9e bacon
All ShoHI ZOE Clear Rib Slider. l4c Clear sides "a asked
90 sales susarcured Hams Choice scarce and IL dfmhl o
- s.g,S a FOOD deaud If.nor 4s9jia. Common, ~
Pr TO PaIy Far Gi4d7la, Pine to Srctb Prime ~ $50
W,..e, in good demand; Commoa 4Oc; Fair 400 lS fdme 10
St"cr Prime Jjc WhisAe-M estern II 20 CVage qat
nr a. Prime l7Gl04r Corn Meal duh AMI lover Ut VI ~
kesYoi sight discount, seung 14O. Cod lll's
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CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Nov.

BALTIMORE Nov 25CArrLs market opened with some little
hat closed dull especially Tor the very best ol
ale taay brought 6aa6ci FIRST quaV 425 ej asdia Of
Good fair Qualify 34G4s receipts Joyo head sales "a head
Ioes 6rn supply sales receipts OvSo,
SuKsY duli - &C; receipts 3ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
TIE STITE OF TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA Nov 23-spanish gold 20o q Q209; American gold
oig122O frm the United states 90 days, Currency
UOGlO2 premium; sight, lO3GlOj Premium "a Lsndoa
l4UQI45 premium; on Paris, l2OQlZ2 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

Msrkls Mr. Bytb wm HalsAn VIM p. % hago hne,nnon ny
Savage Miss Pensnna, Mr. and Ms Bdwsi. r. 'ne n" ~
Leonard Lane. Charles Wilson WIN. Heath Bcbar sn
Pagan Mrs. Peterson. Mr. Bgeov, Mr. Frank M Co.'S r.
Walker snd c0iiren y. Walsh Mr shatcek Mr. Kelley "'~
erts, Mr. Dsnsdsoa. Mra and miss shav.
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THE RECENT COLLISION IN TIE BRITISH
CHANNEL.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The Abbots-
ford DANA ed by collision with the steamer Indus IN
the British Channel, was the steamer Abbosiord at
tached the American line but transferred to the Red
Star inc taking place Of the steamer Gonna OF the
Antwerp aud NeS-YOrk branch. She left Antwerp on
Monday last with ij0 passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS.

BOsTON, Nov. 25.-An exhibition game OF
billiards at Bumsead Hall tonight between Vgnaux
and Uuassev resulted Ubassey defeat 45 innings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
Suetlal Notices

Dunyiiie', Old Irish Whisky is recommended b. The MEDICAL
p'e'S " L. ). BlASCH. 81 DrOa--sL, AcS-iork.
po.t-tIHicc Notrerne MAILS FOX II ROi or he "eaH
s,'EDAY Nov % 1874. VAL ~ tls oace oos
enung ,, % =, ~ m: on "WEDNESDAY 4
at / 4 ip aud sAIUDAf al aud Il
lnO4'O a. L. JANIS. Z. "
-. Ten Piece, of our Sheet Music, beautiful printed o.
any rI ON Iece p. II Dollar coIic can be
nIe ,gb music stores I1cOe sA
Gail Ask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

Mayor Cobb has to-day received number Of contribu
tons for the sufferers. which will be forwarded at
The numerous accounts OF suffering in the South and
west nave elected general expressions Of sympa
thy hereabOuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

BosroS, Nov. "a shock OF earthquake
was distinctly felt at Salem anu Newouiypor' 'o'''
d,v The wave apparently moved from west to east
s'oI,ng houses rafting crockery, and causing some
confederation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

THE TRIBUNE has received the following
additional contributions for the relief OF the Nebraska
sufferers: The Rev. W T. HoDeymln so; NJ L. W., 81
i. T. H.. % cents s. NJ H., 81; c H.. ST. Also s. from
unknown correspondent for the sulcr0ls ia Alabama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

,osroy CONTRIBUTIONS FOR TUsCUMBIA.
BosroN, Nov. Elm response to the tele-
gram from TUeumbia, given ~ Tue Puouc 'eSe'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

Metal Springs, the Piticss iron Finger PADS, nHi
wire springs agar tie Rapture -is tIc breach bi Les' cas-
grAduaJ cu.eI b. bLisrC iKUss Ocj DfoIG ssI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
D. W. VOORHEES, DIsCLATMS LETTER PUB
LISTED OVER HIS SIGNATURE
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. ga letter pur-

and discussing various political issues. published Ia
me IidirHdpDts JOHrHaL to-day. Mr. voorhees, pro-
nouuces the letter Il forgery in every line ana word
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
PRINT CLOTHS MiRKBT.
p1SSENGERS ARR[YED.

paovpxxcy L. Nov 25Prntug Cloths In moderate deminC
at $500 ~ IoI 6sXGi STANDARD and bIsrA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18
RIVER NEWS BYTELEGRAPu

PIrrsBgrG, April l7-Riycr 10 fee. and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool
CIScISSArI, April l7-River 80 feet
and rising. Arriyed-Exchange, Pitts
burg. Dsparted-Andes. Wheeling.
New ORLEANS, April l7-Arriyed-
John a. Scudder, st. Louis. DEPARTED
Commonwealth, 81. Louis. River falling
and is now 3 inches below high water OF
1871,
EVANSVILLE, April Weather cloudy
and cooler. Mercury IL - iS River
fell inches SO feet . inches by mark.
Down.-Birmuda ~ 10 p. M, Charmer 7
II. IN, Tarascon 10 p. IN. Up--Pat Rogers
at Il. m, ldlewid ut 3, Roberts at &,
Peerless ard barges !. Business very
duh.
NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE river com.
menced falling this morning and declined
about three inches during the day. The
weather is cool, with prospects of clearing
up. Arrived-Silverthor Evansville ;
b. ii. Cook, Ada Holman, Psducah. De.
parted-Brandsford and Arch =. Green,
Upper Cumberland.
MEMPHIS, April l7,-The river rose 3
inches Weather cloudy and cool Ar
riyei-Quickstep, White river Tyrone,
Helena Departed -Bodman, Thompson
Dean, Now Orleans; st. Goneveve, st.
Louis. The Dugan withdrsws from tho
Arkansas trade and goes to bank. Tho
United States marshal seized the keels
Bigler and j. ID. Parker yesterday for vi
olating the revenue laws IN carving coal
oil. They were bonded. Tho inspectors
here propose to enforce this law.
LOUISVILLE, April I7.--River falling
slowly, with II feet in canal ard II in
chute and on falls. Business moderate and
weather cloudy and cold. Boats down
Andy Baum, Memphis. Boats due
Mary Houston, from Now Orleans; Pat
Rogers, from Memphis. The following
towboats with tows from above arrived
to-day; Alice Brown, Sam, Parker, Ella,
Bill McGowen, Maggie Smith, Stella
Grand Lake, sloop Mcdonald, Missouri
Dippold and Howard No. 2. Bots in
port Robert Mitchell, Camilla,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18
TO TIE pT CLIO,

We have just opened cut ono Of The
largest and finest stocks If Dry Goods
Notions, Boots and Shoes ever brought to
this city. In our stock Of by Goods can
! be found Lawns in tho very latest OF
| styles, The Percales arc beautiful, hlsl
are the japanese Silks anl poplns
Alpaccas can be seen in all shades, corded
and plain. Swiss the very finest. Main.
socks and Victoria Lawns, Silks and Silk
trimmings in beautiful colors. Domestic
and Calico, the cheapest and finest stock
IN tho city; also largo stock of piece
goods, such as Cgssimeres, Cottonadcs,
LAVISH, Il and NJ Linen, Checks, otc., etc
Oar stool; Of shoes is very large and
we defy competition, Our stock OF gloves
Is large and will DO sold very cheap. We
havo also just received 900 dozen Of
Coats and Clsrk's cotton thread which we
offer Mt cents per spool. Our reasons
for appearing before tho public in this
manner ia that We havo never kept 50
large and fine stock OF goods as We now
have. We ask - liberal patronage Of tho
public, US We have purchased our goods
for cash and can afford to sell thom cheap.
We ask parties 10 call and lool, through
our goods, Ns wo End it no trouble to show
goods. We arc determined to sell as cheap
as any house II tho city if not cheaper.
In fact, We defy competition in many
articles, ns wo buy all goods for cash, and
seek tho right place to buy, and arc
always on tho lookout for bargains,
Our thanks for patronage heretofore,
hoping We will still retain portion OF
the same in the future
DAElEL HARTMAN " Co,
Cor. Sixth It. and Commercial ave.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18

Mrs. NJ. Swaud.r has just filed
her store room with fine stock Of
spring millinery and all kinds of fancy
goods and notions, Her ready-trimmed
hats and bonnots surpass anything ever
brought TO Caro- the young and tho old
lady, the bride and the widow will find
among them just what she wants in the
way of II hg, or bonnet. Mrs, Swsnder
has also brought beautiful assortment Of
flowors and trimmings, sash ribbons, col
lars, undcrsleoyes, otc., etc. The ladies
are especially invited to call and examine
goods and prices. All goods marked in
plain AgUras. 17-i.6.lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18
ELECTION NnTlCr.

Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday the
2l~t day of April, \. D., 1874, n general
election will be held in the city Of Cairo, Al
cXander county, state of Illinois, for the
election of the following named municipal
officers, to-wt: A city clerk, Il city treas.
urcr, n city attorney, one alderman from
each Ward, for the term OF two years, one
alderman from the First Ward, to ill the
vacancy caused by the removal of Hiram
BiXby from the city, and, one alderman from
tho Second Ward, 10 ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Wood Eittenhousc.
For the purposes of said election polls will
be opened at the following named places, to-
wit: In the First Ward, ut the commission
house of Il. +. Davis, on the south side Of
Sixth street between Commcrcinlnnd WASH
ington avenues; in the Second Ward, at the
Rough and Ready engine house; in the
Third Ward, at the liibernian engine house;
IN the Fourth ward, at the Court House
and in the Fifth Ward, AT the house of Mrs,
Sullivan. on the northwest corner of Com
mcrcial avenue and lwenty-iinh street.
said election win be opened at cipht
o'clock in the morning, and continue Omen
until seven O'Clock in the aft moon of that
day.
~ order of the City Council
NJ. i. llowLEY, CITY Clerk.
CAIRO. Ill.,, March 20, ISL, l,G--3.2I-SOt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18

NOTICE. AS my husband, T., Grinder,
has again fallen bnck to drinking, here
with forbid all saioon-keepers or dealers
liquors, to soil or give him any intoxicating
drinks, not oven cider as he claims tina,
cider has tho same effect ss liquor. Twin
uso tho law to its fullest extent on those
acting contrary to this notice.
4s-4.l6-3t CRIsTIASE GRIEDLER,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each "a
foot long, az inch Dram, 2 Ia inch Fluoa
with fire fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Brtchin, all complete and in ilrst-claas
,rder'; been used only three months. Fo'
price, etc, inquire OF j, Il, RKNHlE,
0-28-tf. Vulcan Iron Works.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18

We are authorized to announce that II
Watson Webb is candidate for reelection
to the once Of city attorney at the ensuing
charter election.
Ma kDIToR:--By request of many
citizens, please announce mo as a candi-
date for the Office of City Attorney, at
the ensuing charter election.
HARMON II. BLACK.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18
FOR CITY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce Michael
J, Howley a. . candidate. for reelection to
the once Of City Clerk, at the approaching
city election.
EDITOR BULLETIN You viii please an
nounce that am candidate for the office
of city clerk at the ensuing charter election.
q9a--a-12-td W. X. HAWKINS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18
FOR ADMINISTRATIVE WARD

We are authorized to announce W. 7.
Wright as candidate for Alderman for the
Third Ward at the ensuing charter election.
27-9-4.td
We are authorized to announce that Pat
Fitzgerald will be candidate for Alderman
from the Third Ward al the ensuing charter
election.
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We arc authorized TO announce \. Com
ings as q candidate for Alderman from the
Second Ward at the ensuing charter cleo
ton.
MIR. EpIToR:-In response to the solicita-
ton of my friends, please announce my
name as candidate for Alderman from the
Second ward. NIB. THISTLEwOOD.
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ALpERMAN-FouRTH WAR;

We are authorized to announce C.. i. Mel
lis as candidate for reelection as Alderman
from the Fourth Ward at the ensuing char
ter election.
We are authorized TO announce Richard
Welsh a. q candidate for Alderman from the
Fourth Ward at the ensuing municipal clcc-
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FOR CITY TREASURER

We are authorized to announce Il. F.
Blake - candidate for the Office of City
Treasursr,a at the ensuing municipal election.
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Mr.. EDITOR by request of a number of
citizens please announce my name as can
didate for the ONCE Of City Treasurer at the
ensuing charter election.
WOOD RITTENUOUsE.
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1874.
MISCELLANEOUS.

PERSONAL Col. Turner, of Jone.boro'
was in the city yesterday evening.
MIR. Rexford, late Of our st. Charles,
and now of Joliet, is in the city on await
TO old friends.
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FOR ALpERMAN-FIRsT WARD.

FOK ALUEhHA.N THoT " MINI
We are authorizedto announce Isaac Wal
der as candidate for alderman from the
First Ward.
We are authorized to announce j. VI.
Phillips:as a candidate for alderman from the
First Ward.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18

For SALE.--Singer Sewing Machine,
nearly now, with all improvements.
Terms easy. Machines (all makes taken
in exchange for the Ligh. Running DO
mostio' nj liberal prices, at lannon's
book store, Agency Domestic Sewing Ma.
chine. 4.lG.It
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FOR ALDERMAN-EIRT

FOR ALDERMAN-FIPTH WARD.
We are authorized to announce that Thos
W. Halliday, is a candidate for Alderman
for the Fifth ward, at the ensuing charter
election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18

BINDING Parties having complete
volumes OF books, such ns Shakespeare,
Byron, Moore, History Of tho World, en-
cyeIor"iIus, Bibles, periodicals music,
etc, which they desire to have rebound,
will do well to consult j, G. uuels at tho
Cairo City Bindery, BuLLETIs building,
before giving them to agents of foreign
establishments. Mr.. liuels invites an IN
rpec,lon Of his work and prices.
3g-l.lO.Ow
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-18

Parks and Black in charge, arrived by
tho City of Chester at = o clock this morn
ing. We understand that Parks aud
Black wero cap,arcd at Now Madrid.
They were lodged in the county jail where
thay now arc.