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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-10
COMMUNICATED.

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ESCAPES FROM THE CHAIN GANG. In view
Of the many escapes from the chain gang a
member Of the City Council proposes to intro
duce an act offering a reward to any person cx
cept an officer or agent Of the corporation: for
information which will lead to the arrest Of cs-
capped prisoners from the chain gang. 1t was
thought that the evil of the escape Of the mem
bcrs of the chain gang could be rcmedied by
placing police officer there, but this has
been found to be fallacious, for they not only
escape the ovcrsecr, but also the policeman
placed to help him guard them, and it is sup
posed that if anything will lead TO their arrest
alter escape it will be the reward. The mem
Der of Council in question will also insist upon
the enforcement of the law requiring the over
seer of lhe chain gang to give bond aud security
for faithful discharge Of the duties Of the po-
sitioD. j.
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EEI!.iT ES.S.FL.
ID . Il y NJ 4 e. A G A d L Ny
(Formorly Alexandria Boarding School,)

Established hy BESJAMiS Ii HOWELL in 1924
A complete ENGLISH. Cla>: ic.l and Mathemat
ical COURSE t,ught; also French, German and
Spanish. Next session will commence SEP
TEN Der Il Catalogues furnished at request.
Terms For board, tuition, washing and lights.
Sl30 per half session. in advance For day
scholars $3.50 Tor III ton in English branches,
81 30 in Greek and Lstin either or botn) and
81 81 in Modern Languages leachJ per quarter,
in advance. Apply ut Isl Prince ST., or address
CHARLES ). TAYLOR, | Associate
JOHN s. BLACkBURN, Principals,
aug S-2awtf Alexandria, Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-10

Resident Englishmen in New York city state
hat the English cricketers allow no betting on
their games, aud never bet on any of their
matches, claiming that none but gentlemen
comprise the team that contested and were
beaten by the Americans Oh the 3rd and 4th
instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-10

There was serious riot in Portsmouth, Eng
and, Saturday night, in Consequences of the
pier authorities closing the thor Jug htares Sew
cral thousand persons destroyed the obstruc-
ton to travel. This police charged upon them
repeatedly. Many Of the policemen and riot
ers we're seriously injured a renewal of the
riot was feared. A later telegram says that
the rioting in Portsmouth was renewed 90 Sat
urday, and several persons were seriously in-
jurcd. The military were obliged to come to
the aid Of the police, and the mob then dis
persed.
Secretary Dclano went to Long Branch yes
tcrIay to interview President Grant on Indian
affairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-10

%7OTlCE-Unt the rcopcning of my school
~ in Alexandria in the fal any communIca-
ton will rcach me if directed to Manassas, Va
jy 20 / II. +. HEN Ky.
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REFERENCES:
The Clifton Preparatory School Is one OF those
noble high schools preparatory to the Universi-
ties Of which every Virgnian should be proud,
and the success OF which every lover 0l sound
learning ought earnestly to desire The well
known scholarship, skill and experience of it,
Principal, Mr.. K. }. A nbier, renders the school
worthy of the liberal patronage Of those VIII"
seek thorough training, for their sons.
CHARLES ). VENABLE,
Prof Math. Univ. Virginia.
We endorse the above recommendation Of
Colonel Nenabc.
j JOINS. Bishop Of Virginia.
+. NJ. WHTTTLE Asst. Bp. Va.
SCnELE DEVERE,
Prof Mod. Lang. Univ. Va.
b. l.. GILDEKSLEEyE
Prof Greek Univ. Va
WIN. Z. PETERS,
Prof. Latin, Univ. Va.
~ take pleasure in recommending Mr.. K. j.
Ambcr's school to the public"
Il. $. JoYHES,
Prof Mod. Lang Wash and Lee Univ
Markham station, je 4-d2m&twlaw2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-10

A severe shock of earthquake vas felt at St.
Kits, St. Thomas ard Antigua West ludies,)
yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-10

The Honolulu (Sauwich IslaDd) Gazette
says, the Kings Cabinet ought to be remodel
ed, the present members being mere adven-
turers. The Legislative Assembly has passed
the bill to aid steam navigation to foreign coun-
tries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-10

TLIFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
" NEAR Nj ,RkHAN STATION,
FAUQUIEk COZ TY.
Terms: $500 per scholastic year. No extra
charges Apply 10
r. JAQUELIN AMBLER, Principal.
p. ST. have just engaged Nr JAN rs NJ.
AN BIER rs my Assistant. who has TINS s's-
sion graz Ilated at the University in Greek, Lat
in and German.
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EPISCOP AL HIGH SCHOOL.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA

NEAR ALENANDKIA.
The 3ist Annual Session begins SEPT. 23d
1871. Elevated AID beautiful location. Four
resident Assistants Terms rs before. Cata
logue sent on application to the Principal
l.. VI. BLACkFOED, MA,
~ l5-cotOl Alexandria. Va
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u Under charge of Christ Church,
MANCHESTER, VA.
Rev. }. G. WHEAT y NJ, Principal,
Cor twenty years connected with the Virgins
Female Institute, Stanton. Va, as Tea her
or Vice Principal,) assisted by MI experienced
well qualified corps Of teachers already "p-
pointed.
This Institute will be opcned for the reception
of boarding pupils on the first Wednesday in
September, 1874.
An carly application is desirable, MS the num-
Der of boarding pupils will be limited.
For Circulars address Rev. j. {. WHEAT,
Stnun.on Va, or Col. +. w. NJ. HOLIDAY,
Winchester, Va.
Rcfcrenccs-The Bishops and Clergy Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese OF
Virginia, Rev; K. IL. Phillips and Trustees Of
the Virginia Female Institute.
Winchester, Va jy 9-2u'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Mathew D. Guntsr, bseAsIss,
by his sale motgage, dated March loth. lo9i,
and recorded on page 81 Of beek q g AosdS
In the Recorders ofice Of AlexAAAsf
county, Illinois: And, where's, ,1aeAsw
ID. Gunter and wife BY their sals ners.
o book Sa .'S &: ::
office Of Alexander county, llhnsie, cen-
vcyed to the undersigned, IL SolleWinG q.
scribed lots aud property, t4-wft: La tAir.
ty-nne 1897 In block thirty.tWo (33) asd let
twenty-one (2D in block siShty.swe (e3), ~
In the iirst addition to the city Of Cairo Ills;
Also leasehold estate for the tern Of tse
seventeen on, In block sixteen 40 II tAs
frrt addition " the city OF Cairo, Illinots,
commencing December 3, 1870, under md
by virtue Of . certain lensa bearing da1o
December B, 1870, executed By ". Q. -sa1
II. c. Johns, trustees tor Wn. Aasnn.
oil and singular the buildings asd inprsvs-
rnents OF every kind OF nature sewer
situate on said lots. sixteen (l6D and seven.
teen ~ belonging 10 said 0untsY, to-Wit !:
one dwelling house, one store and dwelling
house, one mill building with min 1xsuros,
engine, boilers, burs and other fixtures ~
pertaining aud belonging thereto, - Secure
said two mortgages specified: Now, under
the provisions OF both Of tsid sale mortGAgss
default having been made In the paynoot
| OF the notes IN them mentioned, the under.
signed will Offer said property for sale, q
suction, to the highest bidder, tor cash, q
O'Clock pm. on SATURDAY. THE Arl
] DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. lo7l.
HBNRY L. HALLIDAY,
Mortgage and Trustee
Green 4 Gilbert, Atternsys. '.ifs.a
l0-l-3-20d
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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1874

very dull Holders have t.sn Arm Of 2oc
but salss have been Glow. The market
Weakened today and sellers we're willing
to take II and svon lsc 70 effect sales.
Sales reported were 100 dozen At zoe 200
dozsn 81 loo and 100 dozen At lie.
CHIOKENS--This soft weather 10 any
thing hut favorable 10 dressed poultry, but
receipts have been light and there 10 no
supplies. A few dozen sold At prices
ranging from 90 TO 3 90 per dozen.
TURkEYS-The remarks on dressed
chickens apply to dressed turl eys; should
the weather change cold, the poultry
market will be active. Sales Of dressed
turkeys were at 1o@llc per pound.
APPLES Receipts continue small,
and demand good, with sales Of common
4 90 and choice so@s 90 per Dbl.
PROvISIONS--There is fair degree
Of activity displayed in dry sal. meats Of
oil kinds, with transactions q prices
quoted IN our last issue.
CHEESE-Cream lac; New York fac
tory l6@l6,c.
LIME 25@i so Pbbl.
CEMENT 0O@2 80 = Dbl.
COAL OIL-20e y gal.
GUNNIES-Re-sewed q bushels lsc ;
q bushels zoe.
sYRUPS- Choice oOc@$l per gallon;
New Orleans 75d1soc.
PLASTERING HAIR - 35c per
| bushel.
BURLAPS-24 bushels corn, p OF
Isle; do 10 OF Ice; 4 bushels o,ts zoe 6
bushels ale; 8 bushels 22c.
BEESWAX-F N soc.
sOAP-Shseaers German mo,.led. 7ic
Champaign soap, 7!c.
TALLOW-P b5@5!c.
COFFEE-Jsva 40@42e; Lguayrs
34@35s Rio prime to choice sac 35c.
FREIGHT-Ce!ton, comprsssed u
New York, s5e! to Boston, 81. Uncom'
pressed, 70 New York. 81 H. TO Boston
81
To New Orleans and vicksburg
Potatoes, apples, etc, SOC; pound
freights ljc cwt; hay IS per ron; Pork
Acc p Dbl; tobacco "a; cotton 81. To Mem
phis, -four, etc, 25c per Dbl; pou" d freigh,
l2ic ewt; hay 81 Per ton.
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WOULD NEVER USE THEM.


II persons we're aware Of tho Injurious
character OF most Baking Powders now
for sale 10 every town IN our country
they would mover use them. A baking
powder TO be good aud wholesome cannot
be made BY ignorant psrsons, who know
no more about the chemical combinations
necessary Tor such results than . school.
boy. Tho only good Baking Powder pre-
pared by careful manipulation from pure
materials is Dr.. Psics's Cream, not . grain
Of substance In It not found 10 tho sys-
ten. And Tor his Special Flsvoring Ex.
tracts, we have only TO ssy that they are
the ausss, pursst, end best 70 BE- found In
this OF suy other country. jsa2id&wiw
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ASSIGNEES NOTICE..

Notice 10 hereby given to the creditors
Of Rober! A. Cunningham, that he has
made an assignment of his property TO
me, with full power TO collect his debts.
] think l can correctly state that his pro.
perty will DO amply sufficient to pay all
existing debts against him, II the expenses
Of litigation can be avoided, All persons
having claims agains him will please call
and present their accounts to me, for adjust.
ment, and oil persons indebted to him will
please call and settle at once and save costs
~ my desire 10 to settle his affairs at the
earliest possible moment.
4. ID. MATHUSS.
JaruUy IL, 1874. 5G-2o-6t
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHRRRAs Mathew d. Gun ter b. ~ Oais
mortgage dated October Z, lo71, - %.
corded In volume z Of sale moetDa0oo -
page III, In the Recorders once q Alss.
aoder county, Illinois, conveyed - ~ -.
dersigncd the following, to-Wit: 4 ha9s.
hold estate for the term Of i've ~ yoass, -
and TO lots six (6), seven % and sl6At O), n
block three 81 In the drst addition - IL
city Of Cairo, Illinois, conmencing March .,
1871, under and By virtue Of . certain leas6
hearing date, March 0. 1871, executed By o.
Stats TAYLOR aud Edwin Parsons, SSoGooos
Of the Cairo City Property 70 PessP A. O.
nant, and by said Peter A. Conant, with -
written consent Of said Taylor and Pafoooe.
assigned to said Mathew D. 0u1tas % -
, 3ist Of May, 1877, together with I'll ~ ~
provements thereon, beloAging b ~ ~
Gunter Of every kind and nature soSves, -.
Guiding mill fixtures, engines, boiless, bon
and other fixtures sppertainihg aod beloo9.
Ing 10 the mill building thereea sleuate; =
secure the payment Of . certain pse0issssy
note In said mortgage spsciAed: New -.
der the provisions Of said sale moreAgo, Do.
fault having been made II ~ pay1oie 60
tee note therein mentioned, ~ undsgAGnDA
viii offer said property for sais e sustsa.
to the highest bidder, for 60.
at the court house door, Csife, nnaste. q
O'Clock pm. on SATURDAY T0E A413
DAY OF JANUARY, A, D. 1874 ..-l
HBNkY L. HALLIDAY,
Mortgage aoa TYugooA
Green 4 Gilbert, Attorneys. .f.l-.i
11-1-3-l6d ~ a.s..
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MOUND CITY ITEMS.

tCo,resrond snce CAIRO Bt1LI1ir.l
Nelson Yocum, Of ST. Louis ,spent three
days here on business.
Tho steamer Ashland roos,s on the
marine ways
The Woolworth Handle works are
making eight hours time,
Tho Cache mill 10 running full blast
with Lounsbury at the head end Dyer -
FOR assistant, The barrel factory runs
day and night.
Capt. VIM. Hambleton when last
heard from was in Washington. His bust.
ness there has no connection Whatever
with the chief justiceship, for Casey do.
clines having his name handed in.
Tuesday night che Isrmsnia Club hall
and festival was we'll attended and the
Concordis club Of Cairo delighted ev.
erybody with their spendid vocal nusic.
Max Roller and Paul Schulz we're In
mense. II 10 hoped that the "Concordia"
I think the name 10 correct, will come
again and give full concert The fcs.
tivities lasted until the wee small hours
when oil parted feeling we'll pleased.
The Egyptian Caoral Society u
played the Spirit OF 20 on Wednesday
and Saturday nights, and were greeted
with a full house on each night. The
Cairo people came on . special train, me-
q warm welcome and returned home ~
satsaed with the trip. w. II. Morris ap.
peared in the play, ALEC gave . select read.
ing. He has established himself % Q uni
versAl fAvorite tere, and will always re-
ceivs a cordial reception.
HERE'S YouR MULE
police late dispatches from Washing
ton indicate that q committee in Congress
have been worrying Secretary Robson
about the psltry sum Of Eve million dol
lars expended during the furry with
Cuba. Robson evidently felt the houl
for re,renchment had como, and, looking
westward, he took = double reef in his jill
top sail, and soon after, the following or
der appeared in our newspaper
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Will be sold at the naval station, Mound
City, Ills, one horse mule, Is hands high
about four years old, well broke 10 saddle
| and harness To be sold January 10th d
~ m. BY order Chief Of Bureau of Yards
and Docks.
The mule was sold and brought one hun
dred and twenty dollars. Now let tha
msddling committee "dry up" or Robesor
will sell the flag staff and American en-
sign, which Is about all that 10 len At h,
naval station, Mound City, Ills.
CRAYsos.
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THE SOUTHERN HOTEL
MRS. T. n. GAFFNEY

Takes pleasure In announcing TO the pub.
lie that she has taken possession Of this,
popular and convenient hotel on the Ohid
Levss, and that she has REFURSIsHEp
and RENOVATED it in many respects, and
10 now prepared to accommodate the pub
lie with good fare, good rooms, good bods.
and everything necessary to, and usually
found in frst.class establishment.
Thankful tor past patronage, she hopes TO
merit its continuance.
Day Day bosrders received At res.ons'
BILE rates. 52-l-20-lm
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The undersigned having resumed thu
management Of the above hotel, trust BY
strict attention to business, 10 the wants
and comforts Of their guests, to merit the
renewed favor OF their old patrons and The
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charles will ., once undergo
. Thorough renovation, and DO much i'm
proved in all its appointments.
Good sample rooms and special rates fol
com mercisl travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from tbs hotel free of charge.
JEwErr WILCOX & Co., Propris.ors.
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FOR SALE.

On Seventh street, Cairo, Illinois, one
Of the most beautiful homesteads In the
city,: consisting of two lots handsomely
enclosed, set with flowers, evergreen
shrubbsry, &c, &c; q we'll built and neatly
furnished cottage containing seven rooms,
cellar, cistern, wood house, wash house,
bath house.and coal house, with gas and
every convenience. Apply to
JONI q. HARMON 4 Co.,
Keal Estate Agents.
January, 1874. e.3-lm
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AUCTION.
LADIES AND EVERYBODY

LADIES AND EVERYBODY
Attention is called to the great sale Of
the entire stock Of Il. II. Cunning ham,
dry goods 81 lol Commercial avenue
Ovor four thousand dollars worth Of dssir.
able goods, consisting Of domsstics, call
Goes, silks, trimmings, gloves, hosiery, lin.
ems, shawls, Costs spool throad, etc. The
entire goods will DO sold without reserve
Sale to commence Monday, January 10th
and continuing from day 10 day until The
entire stock 10 closed out.
DAN HARrMAs, AuG!ionesr.
tJlS.1t
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FOR SALE.

The well.known business stand Of Custesd
Provo, at the mouth Of Clearcreek, Alex
ander county, Illinois, situated In one Of
the finest agricultural districts Of the West,
and with well-established trade. This will
be found rare opportunity for an energetic
business man.
The premises consist Of store 20XI0 feet
. dwelling Of eight rooms, well furnished
and conveniently arranged, good cisterns
and all necessary out-buildings, and one
acre Of land. Terms liberal. Apply or
address, WIN. CUsrRAD,
l2-0-!m. d&w. Cleearcree La ndihg, Ills.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
.ta 81 Frank n. Williams. do oe ascd d.

Estate OF Frank E.WiIIiaMS, ueoe ayed.
The undersigned having been appointed
Administrator OF the estate OF Frank Y.
Williams late OF tho county OF Alexander
and State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will sppear before the comfy
court Of Alexander county, at the Court
House In Caro-, at tho February term, on
the 3rd Monday In February next, Of which
time oil persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose ofhaying the same adjusted.
All persons indebted n said estate are rs-
questsd TO mako immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated this 22nd day Of December, A. d. q.
1879. SAMUEL WALTERS, Administrator.
Dec, 2l.t673.W6t.
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, 40 inch Dram, 2 IA inch Flues
with fire fronts. Mud and Stoam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Brischin, all conplsto and in arst-class
order;:; been used only three months. For
price, ETC., inquire Of j. T. RxsSIh
8.?3-tf Vulcan Iron Works,
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NOTICE.

All clains against X. A. Cunningham
must BIZ presented to me for adjustment
on or before Monday, January 26.h 81 10
o'clock m. There will be . meeting OF
the creditors At ths. hour Q. the office OF
Msthuss &Uhl.
G2-l-23.5: 4, u. MATHuss.
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4, u. MATHuss
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that my
wife, Mrs. Jas. Finley, having,
without cause or provoca.Ion, left my bed
and board, that will not be responsible
for any debts she may contract in my
name. JAS. FINLEY.
Cairo, January ~, 1873. 60-22-3t
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FOR SALE

l will cell my house and lot on CONNER
cial avenue above Fourth street dot 3
block 10y at = bargain. The house con-
tains nine largo rooms, including = large
bar-room. To any one wishing to pur.
chase will sell on good terms and easy
payments. WV. MCCORMICK.
40 dGw Inns
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PARTNER WANTED. - A gentleman
without capital, but with several years
experience and thoroughly acquainted
with the business, Is dosirous Of forming
= partnership in the Hide, Fur and
Leather business in Coiro, with some one
who can furnish capital of say 5000.
Address, drawer 227. i9-l-ls-tf
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NOTICE TO DRAYMEN.

All draymsn are hereby notified not to
take any Of my freight from any depot or
wharfboat unless by my written order.
withou, that will not pay either the
freight or drsyage. A. SwonoDA.
Cairo, January 20, 1874. $50!
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TEX pounds of brown sugar for 81 8
pounds best coffee sugar at 81; pounds
Of choice butter st 81 10 cents for lard;
imperial tea at 81; Potatoes 30 cents per
peck apples ~ cents, at wilcox's block
t-2.tf,
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DANCING SCHOOL.

The second and Last term will commence
on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Fsbru-
AIRY 7tb, corner Tenth street and Wash
ington avenue. c. BoDEs, Teacher.
G3-27.lt
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CASTORlA 10 more snsu . substitute for
Castor OIL. II 10 the only sAy4 article In
existence which q sure 70 regulate the bow.
80, cure wtndcelic and produces natural
-Ieep, II tsplssssnt TO take. Children need
CRY and mOthsys may sleep. 1917 WY
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YoR REsT.--A cottage house With four
good rooms, cistern, etc, situated on
Twenty-ninth street near Commercial
avenue. Inquire Of A. SUSANNA,
4i-l.ls-6t 81 Ohio levee.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port u.lss.

ARRIVALS
aud departures for the ~ hours sna,us 1t .
p. m. last evening:
Steamer F p Gracey, Columbus
" Jim Fisk, Paducah
Quickstcp, Evansville
Chas. Bodman, New Orleans
d" Pat Rogers, Memphis
=" Indiana, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer FP Gracey, Columbus
" Jas. Fisk. Psducsh
" Qiicks.sp. Evansville
" Chas. BodmAu, Cincinnati
4" Pat Rogers, Cincinnati
d" Indisns, New Orleans
4" Belle Of Memphis, St. Louis
=" Kate Kinney, st. Louis
=" Emile La Barge, 81. Louis.
THE RIVERS.
The Ohio river fell twenty-three inches
since last report. There 10 change in the
condition of the Mississippi.
IL rainet the greater part OF the day
yesterday, and tbs lsvee and streets are in
a horrible condition.
There wa. little or no change in the
way of business.
MIscELASEous.
The Charles Bodmann has . good trip
Of sugar, molasses and cotton for Cincin.
natl. She discharged q lot Of freight here
for reshipment on the Illsnois Central
and Cairo and Vincennes railroads.
The Indiana was deeply laden and
made no additions.
Tho John Means aud barges will clear
for New Orleans to-day
The boats that left here yesterday hav,
no assurance OF being able to get to 81
Louis on account Of low water.
The Steamer Julia came TO the whar
from retirement last evening and woul
leave for st. LOUIS during the night.
Lady Lee brought. 974 bales Of cottol
for the East, per the Cairo and Vincsn
mes railroad, and has s2l bundles of iron
80 sacks barley and 81 brls pecsns for S,
Louis.
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The man Johnny Bowman, arrested on
Wednesday afternoon by Chief McHals,
represented himself ~ agent Of min
strsl troupe, and In order 70 get rooms as
tie st. Charles entered into negotiations
with Mr.. Wilcox for board for "hi, cou.
pany;" but mistrus,ing that Bownsn Was
not oil right, Mr.. Wilcox refused 10 have
anything to do with him. Bowman then
sought the Arlington house, and what be
did there has already been stated. Bow.
man will shortly join his company" .,
Joliet.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-23
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EHLERS,

Boot and shoe maker, Tween hstrest, be-
tween Washington avenue and Poplar
street, is prepared to make boots ana shoes
In the latest and most fashionable styles.
He will mako them to order, old or new
styles to suit customers, out Of the b.. and
freshest stock, Of which he always has 10
good supply on hand from which to make
selections. All lifting Of boots and shoes
made by MIR. Ehlers Is done In his own shop
no foreign fitting being used by him.
Give him call, and no will give YOU satis-
faction.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-23

NorIcs Is hereby given that I will pay
90 bills for goods sold to any Of the en-.
ployss Of Tnx CAIso. BULLETIN, eishor
or themselves or for the use Of the Office
un!ose the same are furnished on IN order
figned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-20-ly JONI II. OBERLY.