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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Julv 10 -CATTLE acVe receipts, $3.50 te,t nnres
good shipping grades others rther esy Tears 90 ~.
10 IS good - g 20; Era - 81 go 40
drove OF aue Illinois ~ 10 shipments. 400 head
and higher; Rcept, 10000 head Poor q Brtrs
81 500 81 3d. bni Of - OO9eO ID isv soA
outside prices pmeRt.. 5000 head. .-- -.
SuEK-Ihaetiye stock Poor 10 ErtTa, ~ 5O0s5 %
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Clerical Endorsement.

Rev Drs Prime Tying Cuye Hocch Deems, Scott ssi Rose
have ncoi personal experience the ioorswug operation
With gas of the Cotton Association tie Cooper nsgue
We LAY aid tie name OF Pe;cr Cooper NAL
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Attention is called to the n. 'anclai statefnenS
OF The Travellers Life and Accident H. Srnprny
OF Hartford, published on the last pageS' i"A A""'-
this
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sASTO DOMINGO CTTYIn steamship TybeS JalT 10 -
Lithgov and cnhen, Allen H. IsD5' D '0bs
Thonsos. Florence Mccarthy.
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esIsING sTOr KS q,

PRascrsco july lO.-The oosng the rates Of HrinG
O2hr lGi2; Gould curp 20 ssvnge. ~ Crowb ~
81 Yeor s7t Becher 70 Coisoditei yfgrs ~ ~
bEehequ 59i Segregated Bsher. 50. CAoa G7ia Hale -
Norcross SOl4
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Ladies altering from Rupture nss,ny rsv,i an s"oa
enJ 5y Tue "a tc rAu O5j PrgIJe Ioyas. bnf
Ms prng tngsrpal' athr sponge pals nO' Won
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DEVELOPING THE DOG RACE.
TO the Edttor OF The Trtbune.

TO the Edtfor OF The Tribune.
SIR am of the opinion that the dog race
will receive permanent injury from the present war
upon IT, II there be any truth in the apothegm "sur
vva Of the fttest" the present crusade posi-
bly, result otherwise than in advancing the canine king
dom. To way OF thinking, it Will eiyilize 1t
higher and nOber than ever before. 1t will make
the dog creature OF law, without which man himself
degenerates and becomes barbarous but by the magic
working of which he shows is absolute fitness head
creation At present the dOg Is lawless, and not being
superior 10 man, he at the best remains in
developed state falling short OF the higher possibilities
OF his kind. say weed them out; put the remainder
under law, and the result viii be that the dog Will
deed become the most valuable conquest from the ami
NAL Kingdom" Is. T.. TANNER.
Ih.ladeIph.a, Penn, July 8, 1874.
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THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July l0-The laying OF
the underground end OF the Atlantic telegraph
cattle at Straw's Point, Rye begun 10 DAY. "
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small bounty ny q greater number of captivcs. Al,
we have to say is that if we were dog ana ioanu
ourselves valued at only fifteen pence we shouid ~
very mad indeed.
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MARRIED..

Lgs-RICHARDS-At Chmber,burs Pern on July b1 Re,
Auey Cagori Mes AAry Grezs l-ase VI Tie LAC
d. j. Cus..s iehtrIs OF Chambers5urE
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connect with the portion board the steamer. The
Ambassador Is daily expected here.
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NEW CDTrON

NEW COTTON
GLvpsrOS July Nsws reports the FIRST bale Of new Cos
shiy ped 10 Newt Orleans to-day
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-, -, souo,,r 40, ''st. and Madison-ave. yesters
day and was taken 10 the resoyte Hospital
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INTERNAL USE OF BLsULPHITE OF SODA.
To the Editor Of The Trt6une
SIR Statistics taken in the army prove that
disease hydroDhobia greatly aeviated by tho
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Speciai Nollres

Po.t-0nce Notire.-Tbe MAILS FOR EUROPE for the week
SATURDAY. july H. lsii will close this
aud w SATURDAY o. IL IA ". AID IL N
T. L. Janks L. N.
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RAILT4Y TICKET hGEACILo tLOoEO'

MEETING OF THE OFFICERS OF THE CHIEF EAiL"Ai
CONFERENCE.-THE NUMBER OF TICKET AGENCIES
GREATLY REDUCED-A UNIFORM FREIGHT TARIFF
PROPOSED.
The meetings held at the Windsor Hotel In
the interest Of the railroad companies were attehuou W
representatives OF OF the principal lines lhcuu
ing the New-York Central and Hudson kNer' Eiio'
Pennsylvania aDd Baltimore ana Ohio Raroad'' MAJ
ters OF general interest discussed particular at'
tenton being paid TO the freight question: IL was
agreed that change necessary in the present
SYSTEM and the only feasible plan was the adop-
ton OF q standard freight tariif, to DC acocp'eu
by all the lines, from which there shouiu w
no reductions Ii was the general opinion that the CON
panies should take this branch OF their business uco''
under their charge. monopoly In one dlstrlct gave
agencies or independent freight lines holding contracts
with the companies opportunity for demanding sucn
rates as they saw IT. while other places competi-
ton between the numerous lines had almost equally
damaging effect especially TO the companies. Hence
merchants section were made to pay losses sus
taned in another. BY the acceptance OF slahualu
rate, to apply 10 all, benefit must III
the end ensue. At the same time II
would bring the business directly under the con-
troll OF the companies and literally do away win hat Vi
the independent or fast freight lines.
Again Il was stated that by this means the roaus
would be placed on frmer oasis and De given only an
opportuny to earn the money they were justly enttod
TO- and merchants would not be long IN acknowledging
the gain TO themselves. Though there might nave oeeh
something OF an increase In the tariff rates OF Iae IL
was the general opinion that reductions could be made
at an early day.
Another proposition considered at the meeting was
that Of the abolition of majority Of tho ticket agencies
IN this city and elsewhere, IN fact all beyond inc regular
Offices established by the companies Ii was argued that
these latter met all the requirements OF the travelling
public and that the commissions paid the other agents.
the additional expense printing and ADVERTISING were
useless expenditures They brought no increase IN onsi-
ness and the risk run the circulation Of so many
tickets was very great The proposition was agreed TO
by all and to-day following circular will be sent to
the different agencies
On .rd after aonisr Ju 1874 following
sptborze Offices C and ieuity
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All Notices OF Marriages must De tHd9rsed HtM ~"
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POLICE COURT.

THE rUAOLAI..
Miehael Ryan ami JacE Chaubers, the
gentlemen VITO entered NJ. Bgtto's sa-
loon at tho corner of Sixth stree, snd
Commercial slenue, on last Friday oven
ing, were arrested by Chief Of pgiice
McHsle and Officer John Shrchan Rysu
was arrested by CHER McHale on Satur.
day evening on Comucr.ial avcuao
near Fourth street. and Cham
berson Sunday ey4rin,. ,e.r a.. s.,,,
pl,ca
l, sosu. that ,b, rgbbin. oe .bo saloon
took place between three AL four ..c..,,
n, s.,,,do, ,,.-,i,o go, ,,., ,..,,..... IL,
bv.c,, .r.! ,r., rs,,,4 Ban, H..
who was LAYING O., a bench rear,r. ..r.I
stree. door Of the saloon. Wine, ,..
thieves broke Oh, tho rle.. Of tho from.
wiadow tho noise wok, Morrill,, and
se.inr what ia. ttf.ves o,c,, u, :.
ws,cboa thai ,,-.,,,..;,,. ...,,,i .t.'. "a
s.o,,a. ~, 80 ,....,., -, ~. a.
-, Tha u,i,...,..,...t''..l-..-...,, 80,
ri -.
-,
49, :. ~ a..
-
.c,.rmo-,s ,.nns D. "a rs.,.f'...
were vesterdnv ,aken before Jud,. B,..s
who after hearing tho eyilcpce La'1 ,bsu
% t.u;r ,t.,.s,,,,, - ,i,, t.,s.o .t..,....
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my own merits but I viii say, that, II
elected TO sea. Ia the hcuse, / will DO
all that | can 20 be fsith.ul g. the trust
reposed 10 mo-.that will labor 10
secure tho advantage y. my district.
and i hayo no doubt my daily walk
and cenversation vii. rolec. 10 dishcEor
upon me os my constituents and | know,
that however "shadel' my character might
be--evon ii it wore as black the Barto-
man slandorers paint tit would shine
bright 10 comparison with lhat Of Mr..
Bar, ton and Of the Republican s!iagglers
who follow, with the woven PAGES Of IN
sober men, in the devious prths along
which their tangled-footcd leader walks
with eyes bleared and mumblin. voice.
From mono of tho gentlemen in COM
potion with me-from no porson bat the
di'reputa5le Bar!onian political scala
wage, -hayo / received other than c5urts-
Gus treatment. Nr. Insc5rc, my mot
formidable competitor, has not joined
in the slhndorous cutlery Of these distoluta
and disreputable politicians and ] take
pleasure in bearing evidence to HE gou.
temanliness and ability. lie wssa faith
tul representative, and NJ able one and
II BIO should DO nominated
will supper. HIM with
honest zeal; but, since / have entered
into this conflict so far, pric',od 10 it hy
a desire TO yindics.e myself sul prove
my own worthinoss, 1 ask the kind otdcet
Of the Republican sf ; lexander IL a.l
thor votes in the nominating con ver,ia1
and pledge my beet crdeavors, II elected
to further the interests Of tho motrupol.
of Egyp.-the future groa, city OF to-
Mississippi valley.
Respectfully, jon, 7. RouAErs
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COMM ERCIAL.

CAIRO, ILLSoIs. !
ho"DAT EYESfEG, AUGUST IL, 1873. (
The weather since last Friday morning
has, We believe, been the hottest Of thls
extremely hot season, close, sultry and
oppressive. A heavy thunder storm on
Sunday morning, gave little relief from
the long continued and blazing Aeat, but
the effect of it had all worn away ia q
few hours.
We learn from gentleman from this
upper end Of the county that the corn crop
has been irreparably injured by the
drouth, and will be very short.
The market Is lrmer in soma Of iGs
branches than at tho close of last woek
Oats are quiet, rs also corn, but prices
are steady and firm. Corn meal is dull.
There is better feeling in -four. Butter,
eggs and chickens are duller than for
several weeks past.
THE MARKET
Gay"Our friends sho"il L.e- - .-.,..I
that the prices here given are usually ror
sales from frat hands in round lots. In
filing orders and for brokoa lots it ii
necessary to charge an advance ovor thes,
igures.''s.a
FLOUR
Tho market continues heavy, aGll and
without change in prices. Dealers are
looking hopefully forward to change fol-
the better soon, and there seems to be 9
more healthy feeling in the narke. TO-
day. but /, ia quoted dull all round, Sales
were 200 bbls various grades, 3 90 to 7 90
POO bbls various grades, 20 to 5Oi 100
bills xxx winter, 3 so; 100 bbls city
mills, A 80 to 70; 800 bbls various
grades, 4 80 to 9 5O 500 bbls various
grades, 90 to 90 200 bbls various
grades, 4 25 to 7 so.
HAY.
There is but limited order trade
doing, but receipts arc light and tho de-
msnd is about equsl to the supply. There
ia no shipping or speculative demand at
all. We note sales Of car strictly choice
delivered, IS 90; car choice mixed do.
liversd, Is co. car rcd top mixed deliv.
cred, 10 90; car choice timothy delivered
IS 90; car mixed delivered, Is 90.
CORN
The mari et is we'll supplied with both
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Sales are not largo but

white and mixed. Sales are not largo but
tdo feeling is firm and prices unchanged.
We note sales Of 3 cars mixed in sacks
delivered, -; car white in sack: deliver
81, sl, cara mixed in sacks delivered,
49, 6 cara white in sacks delivered 70; l
car mixed in sacks delivered. 70; cars
mixed in bulk on track 90.
OATS.
There ia Grmor feeling In the market
than q! the close Of last week. The sup.
ply is large and demand confined to
Tho order trade. sales were 3 cars in
sachs, delivered, SOC; 2 cars in bulk en-
track, Csc; 2 cars in sacks, dolivcsed, 5Oc /;
2 cars in sacks, delivered, SOC car in
facH's delivered, 3D.
CORN NEAL.
Tho "a '. ruler firm, bu, sales are
very slow Buyers and sellers apart.
Holders a. 10; buyers offer 3 Gj. We
note sales 200 bbls 5. d., delivered, 3 10
@3 49, 100 bbls X. ID delivered, } 10 ;
lear load 4. D., delivered, 8 10.
BRAN.
hematkel is well supplied and quiet.
Sales arc worry slow. The only tran.sc-
tion we have 80 repor. is car sold at
| - co. sacked end delivered.
BUTTER.
/ The market is weaker to-day, owing 70
some cN ,eu. 10 The hot weather and the
/ advent OF very large stock Of butter
OF au inferior quality that rather over.
stocked tho market. Salos were 10 pkgs
choice Southern Illinois, 200 800 10
/ choice Sotthern, 2sc; $50 lbB inferior
| Northern, 45ei 400 lbs choice Northern
rolnd Dot, 2jG27ci zoe ibs choice South
err linois, 25c.
EGGS.
The market Is quiet and dull Nory
few eggs are selling and only strictly
fresh receipts in small packages are ,sker
ata'i. We note sales Of 200 dozen l0c
C boxes shiPPers count Ice 1900 dozen
/ u 800 DOZEN froih, 100 l2c
CHICKENS.
The msrke. is over stocked aad fat
none wanted. A few are disposed Of n,
reduced prices, Ou! these do not compris,
hear al, receipts. Sales we're coop
yo.',, 90 3 coops old, . JoG2 70; .
e.al' o.a. 3D. ? coops young, IS; I
e.. p young, = OO"2 25 coops choic,
o'I Hras, 3 O1i ~ dozen old nud young
e. aJ ~ O).'
gRUIT.
NoIAing doing At all. a few grape
unI peaches are brought to market, bu
-a.os are too light to Gu. any figure il
= report 80 b0ls apples sold at Ot@
| - per Dol is ali W. have TO report.
VEG ETABLES
There BE- nothing doing in this line GU
sise lie local retail trade.
PROVISIONS
Tho market is firm and there ~oul,
he az active demand IL llere was an
supplies bsl there /, no smoked meat 0
lard Offering. We note sales Of 1000 ID
sugsr cured, Canysssod hams, lJc.
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MURDER AT bLAspyILLE.-Ad difficulty
occurred at Blandville, Kentucky, few
days ago between two negroes, in which
one of them was killed.. 1t lie said tho
trouble grew out of the dead man butch.
ering the murderers wife. The murderer
had not been arrested At last accounts.
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SrKAa AND GAS FITTING.
IL Rsnnie have entered into co-pArtnsr-
ship, and have opened q shop on CONNER
cial avenue, next door to Perry Powers
livery stable. They are now ready to do
all kinda Of Steam ard Gas Fitting,
Drive-Well Work and Plumbing, Special
attention paid to repairing pumps. They
solicit shane of public patronage, ard
guarantee theE work to bs well done
27.7-27-lm
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To BE DEDICATED.-The German
Lutheran Church, Thirteenth Street bet
ween Washington avenue and Walnu,
Street, will be dedicated on Sunday neKt
The church has been thoroughly over
k.uled, reprinted, csrpsted, etc, and is in
every way much better than before.
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TICKETS for the basket picnic to Fort
Jefferson on Thursday, 18th inst, may be
found at the following places Schuh's
drug store, John Antrims, NJ. j. Nc
Gsuley's drug store, j. II. Metcalf. gro
Gerry, After 4 Cos grocery, LancAster's
lumber yard, and Of the members OF the
Baptist Mission Sabbath school.
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lRvIS.-Sherif Irwin, who went to
Bowling Green, kentucky, with the
horse thief Allen, captured by the Sher-
III in this city a week ago, returned on
Sunday. The horse stolen by Allen was
valued at six hundred dollars.
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A FINE PIcTURE.-Mrs. William
Winter haa just finished a picture Of IA
lady for an artist in Cincinnati that IS .
perfect gem Of art. The colors are sofl
and harmonious, the lights and shades
blended by the hand of master hand, and
the picture in all its details as perfect
- art could make 1t.
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WILL AccEPr.-Mr. Hartman, will, II
no is nominated and elected, serve the
people as representative in the legmls-
turo. He will not, however, canvass
either nomination or election. He has
neither the deposition, the time nor the
means to do 30. He will not seek the Of
fee, but il the office seeks him he will not
run away from it. We are glad 10 oh.
serve that among the Democrats and other
Opposition people, there lie no ofiics-soek +.
ing in this part OF the State. There Ia no
man in Southern Illinois, member OF the
opposition, who is seeking any Office
who has made the least eIertion to obtain
the nomination of his party, ercep. Mr..
Washburn, who has annsuhced his desire
to go to congress, and MIR. Wsshburn
processes to be An Independent Reformsr
one of the planks Of tho platform OF
which party says that tho Office ought to
seek the man. Mr.. Hartman ia not q
seeker after the office OF representative,
but no will servo IL nominated and
elected aud will servo his constituents
faithfully and we'll.
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FIsE GUs.-Broech loader, Rebound
ing Locks, Laminated Steel Barrels with
latest Improvements. On exhibition and
for sale, at Henrys Hardware Store
corner Commercial avenue and Eighth
street. If
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ALL persons indebted TO Wall ~ Emit
that do not make settlement before the
10Th day of August will find their &C.
counts in the hands of Esquire Bross for
collection. WALL * EYT.
G8.B.2.2w
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DR.. WILLIAMS, Dentist may be found
in his office At any time extracts teeth at
all h0~-- day OF night. Office at lao
Commercial avenue, be.r,aon s,h'snd 9th
| street. 45-6.4-lm
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after to-day, be sble to supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and confec,ionaries OF every de-
scription. Being an experienced and
skilful baker, Mr. Roneker will not fail 10
satisfy all who pasronize him. i4o
Washington avenue. 3s.7-2-lm
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HorEL PERsosALs.-Among the ar
rivals at the st. Charles hotel yesterday
were Thos l. Williamson, st. Louie Chss
f Walter, New York. Geo w Cheek,
b X Walbryno, Memphis; N Fouchi,
Mississippi; w Is Burk, Vicksburg.
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ONE thousand yards twoinch gros
grain ribbon, all colors and warranted all
sIik, at fifteen cents a yard. One-inch,
same ribbon, for ten cents yard at
Hartmann. SO 7-30-tf
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FoR SALE,-2OO oozen one quart fruit
cans at 81 per dozen half gallon cans a,
81 go per dozen, all of good tin with
grooved seams, Manufactured and for sale
by A. HALEY, 1913 Washington avenue,
near Tenth street. s2-7-l7-lm
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THE BEsT.-The general verdict is
that 4. 4. Sullivan's soda water ia the best
in he city. Try ii. No. l52 CONNER
cial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
| street.
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CANS! CANS CANS Quarts, one dol
lar per dozen; half gallons, one fifty
per dozen made Of best material an d
groovsd seams at Henderson's, 100 Com
nercial avenue. 52.s.S.im
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BALLARD CouSTY-There 10 trouble
among the politicians of Ballard county.
At the late election . Mr.. jenkins was de-
clsred elected circuit clerk of Ballard
county by seven rnsjority. His oppopent,
one Raymond, Esqr was not satisfied
with the counting Of the ballots and
called upon the csnvsssing board TO coun,
them over again, which was done and
then it WAS declared that Raymond and
jenkins hal received an equal number Of
votes. 1t was then proposed that jenkins
go into office and appoint Raymond dep
uty. This Jenkins refuses to do, and
the result 10 that all the lawyers
in Ballard county. and one OF
two from Hickman, and half the
legal luminAries Of Paducah have been
engaged by either one or the ouo, vt tue
parties. The affair creates considerable
excitement among the citizens OF Ballard
county, and the result 10 looked for with
great interest.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion TO have burnt bread. Call and see
is at T. j.. KERTHs. S7-6.l9-,f
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ALL the day bosrders in the city can
be accommodated at the st. Charles
hotel, with frst-clsss board at second class
rates 7g-4.lg.tf
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WAsHIsoToS bAkERY,--Mr. Joseph
Roneker has taken charge OF this well
known establishment and will, ON and
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The largest and best-selected stock
of FURNITURE for sale At wholesale
and retail by HENRY ElCHHOFF, No
ll5, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street. 74--5-l Ism
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ExcuRsioS.-I.ook out.for the Baptist
Sunday School Basket excursion to
Pleasant Grove, near Fort Jefferson next
Thursday the 18th inst S-7-.f
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RuS AwAY.-There WAS a beautiful
runaway on the levee yesterday morning.
Several people were nearly run over, and
nearly all seemed 70 enjoy il very much
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hnO,er, Indiana
IIannYer COLLEGE.

NEWT term begin, september 9th, ISL.
Two foil courses. classical and scientific,
with pr'patpTy departmcnt, Fun faculty
Tuition iFNn. Boarding as low a. elsewhere,
For Information or catalogue, apply To- Rev
q, &. HICKMAN, y. y. President.
-.I--Lg-'E
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SULLIvAs.-Drugs, medicines, per.
fumery,-everything in the line,-at T.
4. Sullivsn's, 1872 Commercial avenue.
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TUESDAY. AUGUST II, 1874.

MAIL subscribers who find an Y oppo-
site their names on the margain of their
paper, or on the wrapper, will understand
that it means RENEWAL OR SUSPENSION
tina, the time for which their paper was
paid is out, aud our terms are $1,000 for
the daily and $500 for the weekly, IN.
vARIApLY IN ADVANCE
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Run AwAr "A team of horse belong
ing TO Mr.. Andrew Lohr, ran away on
Eighth street yesterday. The damsge
WAS slight.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-11

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the Jelly Press line, at Henderson's, 1870
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