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The New York herald., 1874-09-14

METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
10. 5S5 Broadway.-Parisian Cancan dancers at p
The New York herald., 1874-09-14

CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
Fifty ninth street and Seventh avenue.-THOMAS' COZ
CERT, at s Z. NJ. closes at 10 30 +. N.
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, january 7--F.our quiet md
unchanged. Corn meal in light demand
and firm ut 3 2OG3 IS. Corn 10 good de-
mard AT G9C170, Oats in good demand nj
jj@jj. Hay quiet and unchanged. Bran
iirmer and wanted Mt - co. Butter firm
at l5G32. Eggs in ligh. domand, but
holders are firm a. %. Lard in fair de-
maud, with advanced prices 500. Bulk
meats 10 good demand shoulders ca;
clear rio 6 clear 81, Hogs in fair de-
maud, with advanced prices; 7 90 fresh
Western dressed. Potatoes in active o.
msnd and prices advanced held at , 90
@3 81
New ORLEANS, january 7.--ti our quiet;
Xxx 70; XNN6 5O@7 %; fAmily7 90
"a on. Corn irmer et 73G75. Oats ao-
tive and higher Ut $1,000, Bran quiet,
Hay Grm prime ~ OO@23 OO choice
II 90. Pork hrmer at 10 80. Dry salt
meats arm al q, 81, 81. Bacon hrmer Mt
8, o., q new hams, jobbing, l2i@l3I.
Lard IN fair demand and ligh. supply
tierce s4aSi; key o!@0l. sugar duh ;
inferior I@l4 common t@G; fair to fully
fair d!Gg7l primo 70 choice 1904. Mo-
lasscs-ingerior 40; primo G5; strictly
prime 81. Whisky Louisiana 98; no
Cincinnati hero. Coffee quiet ordinary
TO primo 2l4927, Corn moal firm u.
%.
ST. Louis, january 1--Homp dull at
GoG1l 0o fair 90 choice undressed | 6O(q,
! s. Flour quiet, upper 6Cl5 50;X -
Xxx 6 25@G Is; Xxx 7. Wheat, spring
dulI mo lower No. 2l@l 22; soft
! q; fall dun and heavy, No. 3, 400
] 40. Corn in demand and higher, No
mixed 67lo. Oats higher, but closed
weak, No. 2 mixed H@u!c
Barley stoady, No. spring 36Cll 45
'choico l 1901 CO., rye, stronger, No.
s0as2c PORK firm At "A 759l5; green
meats dull and nominal; dry salt arm;
shoulders 53c; clear rib 7597ic; clear So;
bacon scarce and armi clear rib $50 clear
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From Cincinnati.

CGSCINSArG, January The iofco q
tho storm seems 20 have conferred about ON
this parallel and ono HUNDRED miles east
of hero. Superintendent b. illinms reports
tho telegraph lines on the Marietta road
between Chilicotho and this city for dis
lance of forty miles entirely gone do~n.
Tho lines on the Muskengum valley road
arc frightfully disabled between I.ancss-
ter and Wilmington No word has been
received from Columbus yo,, and It Is in-
possible TO reach any point further east
than Xenia or Springfield. Men have
been nut 20 work on al. The routes, aud tel.
egraphic communication will DO resumed
as soon as possible. No reports are ~.
csived as yot Of damages to railroad OF
private property.
Al 10 o'clock toni ,ht the snow changed
to sleet and rain. II has asllen since lsst
night.
Samuel Poyhc', for several years - de-
,ective in this city, recently while on tho
| force % patromsn, was found Earbor'ne
a largo smount OF stolen goods. lie Wa
| Indicted for burglary, and to-day Jumped
/ one thousand dollsrs bail and left the clty
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

Tur General assembly mot on the SKIN
instant. The message submitted W So'-
amor Bevoridge is too Lengthy for our
columns. md We give therefore acan'y
outline Of its most important features
Tho Governor urges that appropriations
DO made to supply the Southern INSANE
asv,,r, with furniture and for tho i'm
rrovomcnt Of the ground.i for tho i'm
proyemen. of the grounds Of the South
ern Normal university; for the ordinary
expenses OF maintaining the Northern
hospital for the insane, a. Elgin; for por'
manen, buildings Of the schools for feeble
minded children, ard FOR the support oil
the Sailors Orphans home. lie also rec
ommends an appropriation for the state
Reform school
The State penitentiary, contrary to re-.
ports heretofore published, asks fcs no ap-
propria,ion, and Is stated to be Oh paying
bssis.
Tho Governor recommends IN appro-
pristion Of sixteen hundred dollars to re-
pair the gates Of the canal on the Little
Wabash canal,
The rest Of the message is devoted
To \ consideration OF tho railroad ana
warehouse law. and TO the bill pending
in relation 10 the revision of the stat
utes
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EDWIN GAEtANb.
observer >is. ser. T.. =. !

'TrSsHvFs January 7.-D,wn-Ka,ie,
Paragon, Lady Leo. River falling. Tho
wsther D.. clear ana cool.
NASHVILLE, January The river Is
igi, - odd zee. On the shoals. Il has
been showing FL! day, Lu: is clearing up
and turning cold.
tiSctSSATI, January ,.--Riyer q fee,
ana I.-iug. Arriyed-Audy Baum. Mem.
phiH Shannon, New Orleans. Dapar,ed
-Charmer, Evansville. kite Usigler.
Arkansas river.
ST. Louis, January 7.--Arrivpd-Ar-
der.un, Cairo; Capital City, Vicksburr;
BonaccOfd, Tennessee river. Depar,ed-
Colossal, Keokuki Will Duck, Pi.t,burg.
John +. Tolle, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Janusry7.-Arr!yed-
Great Republic, Carrie V Kountz, TT.
Louis. Departed Lougwortb. Gin
ciuEati; Pauline Carroll, 81. Louis; John
Howard, ATLan5as river. Weather clear
and cold.
Evansville, January - Weather
cloudy and cold. Mercury % to 30. The
rlror has Tiscu so inches. Port list--Up
ben franklin, George Roberta Down
-Fayet'e, Mary Ament, Grey Eagle,
ldle"i!d, Hiram Campbell. Business
light
L9UIsyILLE, january THE river
was rising a. six pm, with 10 feet in the
canal ana 8 foct in the pass. Arrived
II 8 Turner, Cincinnnii; Garrett and
bargcs, New Orleans Minnoola, Cincin-
matt. Departed $500 Mnnoola, Memphis;
II $ Turner, New Orleans Weather
cloudy and modeFating with prospects Of
more rain or snow. Some snow fell at in
,ervsls during tho day. Business on tho
'cvoo is dun.
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EEGULAE ITEETTSJ
CoUSCIL CHAMBgR.
CAIRO, H., January q. 1874

CAIRO, H., January ., 1874.
Present-His honor Mayor Wood and
Aldermen korsmeyer, McEwen, MuGau.
ley Meyers, Morris, Nelli., Phillip. and
Ri.tenhouse-s.
Mayor Wood presiding.
Ga motion o, Alderman Meyers iBe
reading ofthe minutes was dispensed with.
OFFICERS REPORT.
The reports OF the following name! Of.
ieers were presented and, on motion of
Alderman Meyers received and ordered
fled, viz OF i. \. Cunningham. CITY
treasurer, for November; Of +. Bross.and
j. }, Bird, police magistrates for Noyem-
Der Of ID. Mccarthy, city jailor, for De.
eemoer; Of Police Constables, Sheehqn,
Hogan, Martin and Mshner; and of Cha,.
Lane. s!root supervisor, for tho month OF
Docsm6eF,-ssid report being as follows;
CAIRO LII, January lst, 1874.
Street Supervisors ropor. for tie
month o. December, 1873
10 the Mayor onR C'tJ Comet DIN, On,
Of Cairo
GENTLgMEH Tho undersigned begs
leave TO report the following moneys col.
leclsd during the month Of DecomGar:
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4 PATENT CONVENTION.

A .'patent' convention is TO be held in
Washington city on the fifteenth OF the
present month, in the interest of invent
ors and manufacturers, for the purpose OF
putting forth a strong effort TO have n
broad and efficient plan OF protection
adopted by American inventors which
could be submitted FOR universal accept
ance. Our system OF patent protection
possesses many advantages over that OF
other countries, but, IN common with
them, has many defects. The healthy in
Auenco Of just protection TO inventors haa
borne excellent fruit in our own case. In
no other country has the law 60 carefully
guaranteed the rights or tho inventor to
whstever he could claim as originated by
himself. and the result has been most sat-
isfsctory. Assured Of reaping the re-
wards of their labor American Inventors
have been ablo to work with a wall Snd
devote themselves with enthusiasm 20 tue
realization OF their ideas. /! is OWING to
this encouragement ard fostering care
that inventions among us have multiplied
with such wonderful rspidity. Il is now
argued with much force that general in
ternationsl arrangement. would serve the
! inventors in all countries, while the pes
eut system only serves to limit tho useful
ness AM proatsbensss Of oil classes Of H.
ven,ions. In this aspect the question pre-
ssn.s features of interest TO tho public
who desire 60 avail ia emselyes Of tho aid
Of all useful discoveries.
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fHl distance from Chicago to New Or.
leans by way Of the Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central railroads is nine hun.
dred and nino miles, about the same dis.
lance as the shortest route between
Chicago and New York. Two through
trains with sleeping cara attached, start
from Chicago on Monday and Wed ne,dsy
nights at $40 pm, and arrive in New Or.
leans on wednesday and Saturday nights
The through trains from New Orlean.
start on Mondays and Wednesdays and
arrive Ia Chicago on wednesdays and
Saturday,. In short time a through
car will be put on daily, eIcep, on Sun,
days.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

HE1Olt llONos
The following resolution oGorod by AL
derman Meyers was adopted on motion
of Aldermen Nollis, by the following
vote hyos--Kor'inoysr McEwen, Nc
Gauley, Meyers, Morris, Nellis, Philips
and Rittenhouse--S. Nsy--o. VIZ;
Resolved, THAI The comptrollersis hero.
ty authorized to make u contract Tor 70
car loads Of gravel with either rsilrosd
company, "a soon NJ possible, g. get ONO
leyeo in proper order.
Alderman Kittcuhouso Offered the iol-
lowing resolution which was adopted, on
motion Of Alderman McGsuley, by the
following vote; Ayes-korsmeyer, Nc
Even, McGauley, Meyers Morris, NelIis,
Phillips and Rh,enhouse Nay 0.
Resolved, That lhs committee on print
ing be authorized to contract Tor now
scrip book 10 be the itb series.
Alderman Meyers introduced the fol-
lowing rcsolution, ~;
Resolved. That the Illinois Central
| railroad company Dc required 20 comply
with the coEirGU: a5 sgieod 60 10 place
/ plaul. crossings 1t the ceu.!o 81 oGch
block, ut loas, thirty feet wide eUchl and
/ that they he required 10 place Lcvec street
| between Fourth sad Sixth streets IN rs
| good condition "a found by them, or they
! shall gravel y, 90 tie satlsfaclioa oi the
! street committee, and then a proper order
/ on the treasurer 'Ir ib" sum OF three
/ thousand dollars shall b. drawn .l iho!r
! favor, aud not bc'1gc.
Alderman McEr-n moved ~ table the
resolution Motion lost.
Alderman h.tterhouse moved 20 Gdop!
said resolution. Carried on Il division by
3 vote OF Eve 90 iaIr, The vote being a tie
and the chair voting in the affirmative.
Alderman McGau,oy moved TO recon.
slider the vote on the adoption &C said res.
olu.ion. Molten lost on o division by 9
vote Of three g I've.
Toe following resolution, offered 10y AL
derman Morris, wss adopted on motion '
Alderman korsmeyer, VIZ:
Received. That tie committee on ordr
uGnces bo instructed TO amend The orii
nance roquirin. the city jsi,or 60 idrn.sl
/ light and fg-! and providing Hn amend
ment tia, the oSpgr.e %. She same b,
horne by tie city.
ELECTION o. MAYOR TG5 TIM.
The msyo. announced lis intention
Of being uJioa. from toe city during ;A
next Two or three weeks Gal rrqg SEE
tie courc, 60 cleo: ono &C.. l.s ngujsr
mayor PRO tenn. O. &C, dl,.ae BE a1.-ac
IS provided uy section Of ar.i9ic @
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

THB old friends Of Senator Ystef, do.
cssssd, In jacksonville, propose to start q
movement looking to the erection Of a
monument TO his memory. Speaking Of
the matter, the Quincy Wing suggests
'rhst the legislature, at its approaching
session, mako . moderate appropriation
'as nucleus for carrying GU. this project,
snd thss then An opportunity be given to
'ths people generally throughout The state
70 Contribute 70 the same purpose IL
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from san Francisco.

0ILAMER CHINA N0T HEARD FU0u.
SAS FEAScisup, January z - Tho
steamer China from Japan to China has
not yet been heard from.
Mr.. Eooch introduced a resolution in
tho state senate, requesting Congress 10
amend tho treaty win CAina go ~ 10 pre-
Won't further Chinese emigration. 4 sim
liar resolution in the assembly.
A 81. Clair man, supposed 10 have set
Portland, Oregon, on ire last August, and
arrested to-day, was caught yesterday at
tempting 10 burn tho remaining portion
Of the city
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

AMONG the first measures considered n
the Illinois senate on Tuesday was the
bill Of Senator Casey providing for the
extension Of the time allowed for tho pay
mont Of the taxes Of 1878 from the frs.
day Of February 1874 to the
tenth day Of July 1874. The delay is one
Of Questionable Kindness to the taxpayers
since it is only putting off the evil
oay TO supposed more convenient sea.
son.
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MCDONALD, the murderer Of Brush
VIII not 30 tried in Jackson county. Tho
aeishss Will endeaver 10 prove that Brush
threatened McDonald's life, and that be,
os'ng terrified, killed Brush 20 escape the
grave himself. Mcdonald is a bad man
ana was dangerous man while he lived
N CArbondale. He WAS afraid Of moth.
'ng' cared for nothing and was in no sense
JUSTIFIED in taking the life Of young
Brush.
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From LonlaNlllc.

LOUISVILLE, January l. IN Davies
county, Kentuoky, last Monday two no
groos and white man KILLED JONATHAN
Garrett. ono of the negroes walked up
to Garrett, placed pistol against his
body and fred, killing him instantly. The
three then dragged The body TO Il ditch,
where it was found the next day. The
murderers have been arrested and lodged
in i.il
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Trnn Chicapn.

CHICAGO, January 1T ia stated that
tho grand jury of ,Bo criminal court to-
day found truo bills against DAVID a
GaGa, lato city treasurer, for mi,appropri-
alton OF the city funds and for purgory in
certifying TO incorrect statenoUt7 OF the
condition OF tho city treasury, The in
Gictmonts VIII DO presented in tho crimi.
NIL court IN the morning.
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fHK Brush men, i. is said, are going to
run into the Carbonate municipal Office,
oona mon under the flag of snu.liquor.
Inc liquor men are raising a cry OF alarm
nu' may 1t not DO possible that the liquor
men are crying Wolf TO ge, temper.
anos shepherds away from the fold, 90 that
'hey may break in and gobble the limo
cent lambs of tina nock Of no.liouor h?
Csrbordale politics are Of the mysterious
kind They are past finding out.
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From Memphis

MhMPnis, January 7.--John Loaguo was
Installed as mayor tonight, It having
been discovered this afternoon tina. tho
charter required the installation within
one week after the election.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
was enacted in Center alley between Con.
cord and OYerton, this pm. JOHN Gilmore,
= iHboror, was beating his children, when
hiswifo seized abrosd-Rx aud struck him on
tho side OF the head, the blade penetrating
the brain and causiug mortal wound. She
surrendered 70 nm officer and was sent 10
jail. She stated that he had ruined her
by drinking and she hsd como here from
Nashville to got her children.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

TEE wifs-murdsrers ars active in all
parts Of the country. Within the last week
no less than seven or eight wives in DIFF
ferent localities have been placed
beyond the cares and concerns Of this
life BY tneir husbands.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

The St. Louis Globe, it appears, is
carrying its enterprise little too far. By
some means, its Springfield correspondent
procured copy OF Gov Beveridgo's mes
sage, and 1t appeared in the Globe the
morning before it was submitted to the
general assembly, much TO Tho annoyance
Of our smiable governor.
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From Omaha.


OMAHA, January Two stores wore
burglarized last night; The burglars are
yet at large.
Some days siucs crazy woman arrived
here from Canada, who becHme 80 violent
tina, sho had to be put in confinement til
to-day, when she was sent 10 bor de'tina-
ton
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

A CORRESPONDENT of the Murphysboro
Era says Presiding Elder Grant, of Car
bondale, leans towards spiritualism. We
thought Brother Grant was too orthodox
TO be caught in the spiritualistic trap !
but presiding elders, like other white men.
are mighty uncertain.
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Prom Lnliaununli..

l&btANhroLls, January IA Gro broke
out IN the Ivory stable owned 10y John
scudder, on Ohio street, 10 10 o.c,ocl, to-
night. Is out Of q horsos in tho stable at
the time perIshod before they could DO got
out, and 10 or 70 valuable carriages aud
bnggies wero burned. The amount OF IN.
sursnco or total loss cannot Dc ascar.aiuoi
tonight.
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$1,5OO,OOO

viii be distributed among the ticket hold.
err.
The tickets are printed in coupor. of
tehlhs, ant all fractional parts will 6e repr,-
sehtcd IN the drawing just as whole tickets
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TO-DAY is tho anniversary Of the bat
tie Of New Orleans, a day on'e among
the honored anniversaries Of the Ameri-
can people, Except in few localities
where the memory Of Andrew jackson
services TO his country has remained
green, the battle of New Orleans, It's here
and its anniversary, are remembered h
but few.
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tho hands Of an active and efficient COM
mi,tee Of friends Of tho dead s,atesman--
such as are to be found in all parts oil the
sta,c--the enterprise could no, be o'he'-
,vire than q success'
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From Colnmhn., 0h,n

CoLUMBus, o., January The storm
ia't night prostrste4 ell tho to.egraph
lines leading out Of this city bat one. The
sidewalks in all parts Of The city are COW
cred with Tho branches Of trcas brokon
down ny the weight &. tho leo collected on
them
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II We may believe the Springfield pa
psrs, the gamblers are cs9QYdieg ipto Tbs Tbs
legislature. Tho press Of the city is GER
tainly doing its part toward their sun
preston and if the police do as well their
reign will be short one.
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The abolishment of the rail.
road and ware house commission
VIII be one of the cues
lions which will come before the general
assembly. An affirmative vote on the
subject will remove the necessity for con.
arming the appointment of Mr.. Steele Of
Decature to the vacancy in the board
caused by the death of Col. Ii. ID. Cook.
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IT now appears the president has had
no intention Of Withdrawing Mr.. Will
liamy nom ina.ion for the chief Justice
ship, but true TO his reputed "obstinscy "
will fight 1t out on that line If it takes him
all winter. This being the case it is safe
to predict that Williams win be con.
hrmAd
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TEE city printing of Chicago has been
given TO the Inter-Ocesn, that PAPER
having put In the lowest bid.
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TIE Peoria National Democrat has
put on handsome new dress.

GREEN county is suffering visitation
Of the spotted fever and many deaths are
occurring.
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FRESH FALL STYLES
formerly Mrs. Swaudsrs,J
NEWEST,
MOST EASHInNAnIri

MOST FASHIONABLE
, AND HAEDSOMEST
Millinery Goods 20 be found IN IN. market
She will keep on hand
HATS, BoSSETs, FLOWERS, RIBPoHs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS or ALL KINDS,
LADIES FURNISHING Goous, EoTIoNs
COLLARS, USDERsLEEvys, RuPPs.
ANA all goods found in millinery stores. all
OF which Will be disposed OF Mt the lowest
cash prices. Mrs. Jackson respectfully
asks a continuation Of the pataonnge which
mas been 30 libriully bestowed upon her by
Inc ladies OF Cairo and the vicinity.
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bills

The following bills were presented, and
on motion o, Alderman Morris, referred
to the committee on claims, viz:
James Rose, | ton coal for jsil..S ) 20
X IL Cunningham, rent Of coun-
Gil building In NoYembsr...... % 90
L II Cunningham, rent Of council
building in Decembey.......... % %
Arab Fire Company, one quar-
tiers allowance 10 January let, % Go
Rough and Ready Fire Company
one quarter allowance 10 Jan
',,yt'';,'5if,, 90
cutters allowance 10 Jan. Isi. -5 .-
Jno 7 Hely, four days services 4,
commissioner in assessing cost
Of improving leyce. q: S.. g.. ID
Geo w Hen:icks, four dave ses-
N4-ss a. s'JEe...................... o. 90
John IL G0ssmSa, four days ser
woes rs stoVe.......... % o.
Jao L he!y, ss.es:meu. map, port
age ard stationery ,................. - aq
+ Blake, for lowering lamp
s'.'".'''....... ......... ....,...... o.
wall - Eat, oak lumber e. SzJ
p per h,o,..,....,.... ....,.....~. 81 q
Barclay Bros, . crusls vaccine
Nrui.'''.. .'.,,.... .,...,...... ...... i 60
ID MCCARTHY, dietin. prisoners
In December, 2S5 days IT. 50 cts 40 n
Cairo City Gas company, gas
u.ed IN street lamps in Dee. nll 90
Cairo City Gas company, ga, con-
sumed Ut Delta City engine
house, 4 month"; TO January I, u &c
u L Blake, repairing and re-
moving lamp post...... ........ .. . 70
a Haiiey, stove, pipe, etc, for
CITY lail.., ..,...... ............. 81 =
John II OJerlW publishing coun-
eli proceedings, etc..,......... 81
John ii Oberly, license and re-
ceipt books, cash.. 81 90
II a Harmon, stationery for side.
walk assessment commissioners 10
Ii A Harmon, stationary for CITY
,elera,,.,a;.,....,,,:....;;,,,.,;,..,.~,.y 70'
Mary GsNnoy, for blanket fnrn-
ishep sicl; man in June, 1873. . %
y Mccarthy, extra meals lurn.
HAed prisoners ................... 20
il r Powers, hauling Is loads
sidewalk lumLer.... ............. 20 90 .
VI l. PoweIs hauling gravel .
-, day, :; ,......;............."~.~~, II % |
D Mccarthy Z days in charge Of
- J''' EhhB"'''' .''''''..',.,,,,.. II 90 /
thos, Fitzgerald, G! days work
on streets,,,.,, .. .,......u.,.. ... IA 10 .
fhos. fitzgerald, 10 dsys work
on sidewalks ....,,,...,.........., AZ -
Peter Conlan 10 dsys work on
, tilewslks.,,.. .,.:..'., ...... .,..., a 70
'oior Conlan, days work IN
'ir'e'' ,,".... .,,;",,.,".....".,.. - 30
" M. Quinn, days work on
streeet'-.;.,,,".." ....".. ,.,. ~ 80
rank Jeukina, hauling roller ia
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RIVER NEWS.

Eiss and ynII oi ihe RIVER
OF ~ hours ending JPN, Jan. :, 1874
ALIVE Change.
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orrl.rHs sALAn1Es.

The following bills for raati. were pre-.
scented and reod, nnd on motion 0! Alder.
man Meyers, allowed by tho following
vote Ayss--hormoyer McEwon, Nc.
GaGloy Meyers, Morris, Nsllis, pAillips
and kitIenhouse--s. Mayo,
John Wood, Mayor for Deocm-
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NJ howloy CITY Clerk, foy De.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

Petition Of Mchsel Houtigan was pre-
scented, setting forth that The G L Il cars
pass so near be residence on let -, block
o, in the frs. addition TO the city, as to en-
danger the occupants Of the house, and he
,hcreupon asks the council 70 take meas
ures Tor his relief On motion OF Alder
man Meyers, said petition was referred 10
the street committee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-08

For which .noup. plsq,. find the city