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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-31

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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-31

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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-31

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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-31

WsEs Tennessee husband will
borsewi,jp bis wife for washing posa~
toes il his Sunday p1ug la, il il tine
u inquire ws.e1sseS this generation u
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13

Tn United States District Court,
Judge \. II. Treat presiding, and SAM
url +. Drc. >cr, clerk, ha, been in session
since Tuesday AMI ha- disposal of two
hundred and my casc-. \ majority of
them were -uil, brought by the assignee
of the bankrupt Winnc,hich Fire lnsur-
ancc Company, of frecport, Stephenson
county, who was instructed to sue ON
back rates. About tilty cases were
settled, and aomr eighty judgments by
default. the amounts ranging from
4cyan dollars and costs 10 twelve hundred
dollar. The rau ulcr, lify in number
have been tun-iavd to the Springfield
docket There were several other case,
of importance acted upon. which we VIII
five tomorrow. The fourteen steamer
James Howard mutinccrs were placed on
| trial nj two O'Clock p. m. lan~den al'
| .incgar appearing for the prisoners. AM
| uitrd States Attorney j. i. Van Oar
| ,ton for the people. This case viii oc
| rupV the time of the court to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13

The fiyoritc Wallack comedy company.
after most brilliant and prosperous tour
through the South, having played in all
the large cities, including Mobile ana
New Orleans, again made their bow be-
fore % Cairo audience. last night, IN new
and Spanking comedy entitled Clouds
On account of the great jubilee In pro-
ercg,. olhy a fair audience greeted them,
but those present had the pleasure of Wit
Messing. beyond doubt, the most clO-
aucnt American comedy ever writtcn-a
plot mt once simple and effective, dia-
loguc sparkling with wit, combined with
me of the finest acting we have been
| treated to for Il long time. Mr.. James IL
| Nupcnt. ~ Ralph ltandcll, the young
man who. for love of gold, forsook lii
| lawful wooded wife, but who, ut last, see
mg her true worth, made her heart hap
py once more by hi smile, was admira
bile. James Wallack, ~ Fred Town, wa
rs natural lover a. we meet in every
day life; while genial sam Ryan, as Buc
dies. was simply immense. The remain
der Of the characters were splcndldly rel
dcrcd by Misses May Wallack, Murray
Nugcnt and Coleman, and Mcssrs. Phi
lns. Thompson and Franklin.
Tonight n great comedy bill, con
mcncing with the three act comedy
"A Widow Hunt" and concluding vii
farce.
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OF the musical ,ocilJie 10 De given Der
the au-picc. Of the hdi'-' society oi 'r
". 4. Church. Friday evening. No,,n-
Der rs. 1874:
J. Organ -olo............proL &. Robbins,
,. Anthem. "Watahman onward"
Choir.
3. Duct. "Tho-c Evening Bell. vocal.
Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Siearn-.
!. solo. Angels over Bright and Fair.
Mis- Annie Pitcher.
>. QudrIcttc. Winter than SNOW. ''
Mi,-c- Carrie Uuglcs and Lulu Pace.
and Mr,.r-. Hacker and Van Dorcn.
q. tnntraitp solo, ''Frrc a. Bird
Mr.. Stoaru-.
:. solo and choru-. Par away whcro
Angel. dwell" Mr.. Wright aud
Mr.. Stoarus. aud Me .r-. Mckee
AMI Pace.
Refreshments.
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amiIi,nn.s TRANSPARENCY.

one of the most noticeable of the trans
parancic- IN the procession last evening
wa. the following:
The Liberal Democracy. the party ofthc
people: sullivan, the People. drug
store. NoN popuii, The Democratic Lib
cral party; sullivan, drug store AMI
Delta cigars. We want Honesty AMI
Capability in the government: sullivan
sell, pure drug. Tommy i mp to the
Times. and am extensive advertiser.
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COMM ERClAL.
MIRO. ILL., THURSDAY EVENING,

CAIRO. I'LL, THURSDAY EVENING, /
November l2th, lS1i
The amount of businc., done during
the past three day,, has been somewhat
small owing to the rain and other unGl-
vorablc circumstance.
The rain which -cl in on sunday. and
continued almost without interruption
until Wednesday, to day ha, been clear
and cold with a steady north wind blow
ing all day.
The market Is nomuiably. unchanged.
In all it, branchcs-anything above 81 -
in flour j, Hat, over stocked and lower.
There Is still some demand for very
low grades. hut nothing in excess OF sub
| plies. The out market i steady ana firm
With demand greater than the supply.
sgrhere Is considerable inquiry for old
white corn and for good dry. now for the
New Orleans market. The market i
bare Of brand. and the demand improv-
mg. Corn meal sold to day at 50 80.
.. The apple morkct is over stocked with
small apples that find no sales at any
pric', there Is some demand for choice
] larg' red apples for the order trade.
THE MARKET.
ESf~Our friends should bear in mind
that he prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots il Is nee
essay to charge an advance over these
figures. "65a
FLOUR.
The flour market j. dcmOHliZcd; every
thing except very low grades is over
stocked and lower; the lowest grades are
unchanged as to value, but the demand
has fallen oil. Sales were ! ear ut 81 20;
aOObnrrcls at - 00Gi6 90; POD barrels Nm
ut 81 30: 200 barrels at 81 5OG5 %; 25'
barrel, City Mills at 81 25@7 90; 200 bar
rel, at ) 1 2H1l5 -; 500 barrels ut 81 0O('
70, POO barrels at ) 23aG %.
HAY.
The market is weak and unsettled. Al
! kind, are plenty, and there Is no sale 10
, common hay of any kind, Wcnote sale
delivered rs follows: | ear good mixed
y Sl7 90. ear choice mixed. SO UD; ear
g (nrajrir. Sll 90: car choice timothy
k so 90; , cars mixed, SIG n; ] car tlmo
8 thy. SIS 90: | ear timothy, so ~; ear
4 timothy, SO 80
y CORN.
) Recehts of old white t. very light no
u 49,. tl,, lnt,,uuI tnr tlp NpW Oh
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13
WAR DEPT. RIVER RRPoRT,
November II, 1874.


The 1t. Joe brought 81 bales Of cotton
for the east,
Diver Billy Shaw writes that he is get
ting along finely with the Mohawk, and
will baye her boilers and machinery re-
moved in II few days.
The Joe Kinney has gone back to 1t,
Louis with her whole cargo to take a
fresh start.
The City OF Quincy, mp last night
had Il good cargo of salt, sugar, Sc. iol
ST. Louis. She reported the river in
bad condition south, and there Is no
more than seven feet water to Memphis
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13
Onnlnllnl. on nraLn.

VIM. ljul,cr representing -. W. IT.
win ~ GO. Of Chicago. send. IT, the fol-
lowing quotations ON grain;
November wheat. s5l.
December wheat, so.
November corn. -.
Year corn. 72!.
November oats. Is.
Year oats. a..
November barley. I2I.
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4
appointed by the mayor, 10 confer with
lne AFRO aud 81. Louis rairoad companv
! MN view of securing the location IN
lnls clty Of the principal machine aud
''PlIr shops of that company.
Ihc mayor appointed as such commit
'ee' aldermen Morris, Nclli. and Thistle
wood
SIDEWALK CoMNnssfoNERs ArroINTED.
inc mayor nominated. John 4. Poorc.
Geo. W. licmicks and -. !. Gallioou. "a
act as commissioners 10 estimate tho cost
and expenses of the reconstruction of
sidewalks on Lcvcc street. who were
confirmed by the following vote:
Aycs-Ilalliday. Mathu.s. McEwcn.
McGaulcy. Morris, Nclls. Th-tlcwood
and Wright.
Mayo.
REPORT OF CtrY ATTORNEY wrnn.
The city attorney. to whom was re-
i,rrcd the petition and claim of I. II
Cunningham for damage sustained bv
MS hor-c, in falling through hole ON
Twelfth street. reported the same
back. stating that he was ignor-
mt OF the facts in the case. except from
rumor, but lac was unable To see in what
way the city was liable for damages. i'm.
asmu,h rs the horse was running n,
large on the streets. contrary to orIi
nance. lie would however. should Tia,
council desire. examine into the case full,
and report thereon.
On motion Of Alderman Ncil aid -.
port was received and ordered E..I.
On motion of Alderman Halliday. nc.
ton on said petition and claim. was post.
poHcl Indefinitely.
ANALYSIS or WATER FROM PUBLIC WELL.
\ communication from the comp
trcllcr. enclosing an analysis of the
water from the drive wei on Market
square, obtained through Mcssr.. Bar
cay Bros. aud made by T.. ;. WAYNE.
analytical chemist. of Cincinnati. Ohio.
was presented.
The following Is the report aud analy-
~. in fun
"Annexcd | hand YOU tlc anlly,i # the
water:
1t T. an alkaline chalybclio water, md
has medical value. The principal mineral
ingredients are, the carbonate- of liue,
maglosia and iron, held IN solution by
carb)nic acii. by standing, the sarbonic
acid escapes and the carbonates OF lime and
maghesia are to certain extent, deposited
along with the iron il changed to an oxide.
Hence, the water 10 obtain its iull medical
value, should be used at IT, source. The
per cent. Of sulphates aud chloridcs in the
water 4, SMALL that of carbonate of iron
!, large and strongly characterize the
water a. chalybea water,
hrspcotfIily.
+. ;. WAYNE.
analysis OF specimen Of water re
ceived from Barclay Brothers, Cairo, Ill.,;
Total solid contents la
one gallon Of the
water 40 -,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13

Tho -prAbir OF th' Liberal Religion.
Association ON "Wednesday evening was d
gratifying uccr-..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13

Two desirable rooms TO lot with board
very reasonable, to gentleman anu WIN
two gentlemen in the central part o' ,ne
city can ais, accommodate day boarpers',
AddrCss. boz Ill.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13

Eight rooms 10 rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues. Apply 10 William Mcliale, or at
this office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13

A cottage GA Tenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street, No
80, Enquire of q. LAME.
4J9-iT-Ia.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13

MOUND cry ACCOMMODATIONS
o. Alitp ~ lul ~ J. VI
MOUND CRY ........ .lD Hnd 5.sI 90
NIL cts Accommodation runs Npduc..ily
anl ~dtuulIy
Ikiuv cl0ac connections 90 and from adj
ii- List aud NDrth. ~ indianapolis and ,iu-
isii. and to and from iil point spuih ami
hy rail and river
II. GOODRICH, II. l.. MORRILL,.
brn y lHhH Ag't beusrli ~up't
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-13

A pair ofthese elegant chromos for rae
at six dollars, retail price ten dolas. AZ
ply ut the BULLETIN OFFICE
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Fresh supply.

MI. T.. Fitzgerald has just received AMI
bason sale AT his sales room, q large stock
of English ale. Iorter, hennessy brandy
and wines, aud liquors OF all kinds. which
mo- vii, dispose OF at reasonable prices.
2s0-9-25-lm.
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A large lot of new, prime, live gee
feathers for sale in quantities to SUIT the
purchasers, at the lowest market prices.
HENRY SAVERS,
3sG-l0-aT.3w ~ Ohio Leyee.
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City Council
,cgu'nr Meeting Of The Cny councii.

COUNCII. CHAMBER.
CAIRO, lLLs.. Nov. 10Th. ~, 1880 T.. ".
Present Iis Honor. Mayor Wood. nnd
Aldermen McEvcn. Morris. Malus..
Nclli.. ThistlcWuod and Wight
On motion OF Alderman Wright. tie
minute, Of the lat regular meeting were
approved without reading.
REPORT on CITY TREAsrREU
Report Of the city treasurer for the
month Of October va. presented. and on
motion Of Alderman Thi>tlcwood. re-.
cciycd and filed
REPORT pf CITY COMPTROLLER on our
STANDING ~CRfr.
The monthly report OF the city comp
trollcr, son amount of Grip Issued and
outstanding nom o.! p inning OF tho
year 10 October 3lst. vi,. presented. auu
on motion Of Alderman Wright. received
and ordered filled.
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n. o.. IT. Lows N CHICAGO II, v
AuENT's OFFICE,
CAIRO, lll'., November II, 1874, J
ON and after to-day freight viii be re-
ceiyed Tor shipment by this road.
ula.at a. II. BLuK, Agent
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CITY NEWS.
tlas.

The street lamp, were cciip-cd las
night by tho brilliaucy al lho ,ariou.
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60 10 G. W. Whceer n Cot0r Pittsburg,
Grand Towor aud Illinois Coal. Wood al
WAYS on hand and sawed to order.
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47.Go Or.
l.. <. WAYNE
OFFICIAL DONl

OFFICIAL BOND.
The official bond of Special Police Con-
stable Patrick Fitzpatrick was presented,
and, on motion of Alderman Morris. APP
proved and ordered filed.
On motion of Alderman Wright, coun-
ell adjourned
WILL h. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fi.h. Paducah.
81. Joseph, Mcmphi-.
Grand Tower. Mcmph..
81. Luke, 81. Louis.
city Quincy, New Orlcans.
Jno. \. Scnddcr, -. Iou-.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim ii-k, paducah.
~. Joseph, 81. Loui-.
Grand Tower. st. Louis.
Joe Kinney, ST. Louis.
city Quincy, ST. Louis.
~. Luke, Nick-burg.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was , feet
on the gauge. having fallen inches dur
in" the previous ~ hours. The weather
was clear ana cold yesterday. Business
fair.
WAR DEPT. RIVER REFORT,
November II, 1874.
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analysis OF specimen of water re
cci'ed from Barclay Brothers, Cairo, Ill.,:
Total solid contents la
one gallon of the
water A. "a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
TIE BOS ION LIGHT ARTILLERY.
ENTRY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS FIRST BATTALION
THE EVENING RECEPTION.

ENTRY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS FIRST BATTALION
The EVENING RECEPTION.
The First Battalion of the Massachusetts
Light Artillery, nnder the command OF MAJOR u. "a fo
lett, arrived this city at a. M yesterday oy inc
steamer Bristol, from Boston. Inc troop consists Vi
Battery A, Capt. Langley and Lieutenahts fos'er'
Chase Murray and Smith and Battery b. Capt. Baxter
and Iieutenants AnpoIonio Reed, and Paine. The
staff consists OF Major Fullett Adjutant Brownwell
Granger onartermaster d. F. Farrar, Surgeon Geo. r.
Perkins Paymaster C. W. Reed, sergeant-MaJor r.
Choate, Quartermaster- Sergeant H. Jonnso"' anu
Gudon II. W. Fuller On ther arrival a.
the foot OF Murray they were met Dy COL fOrter Win
the field aud staff OF the 22i Regiment, Nat'onai
Guard. and the officers OF Batteries and h.
az tne lat Pat,Iion ~ the New-York Light Artillery
and escorted across Broadway and through Conre-''
10 the plaz in front OF the City Hail. Here they were
reviewed By the Mayor and Common CouAcli Az ieaS'
1900 persons assembled 10 Witness ING Ie'4e"' Ao
visitors, their prancing horses anu win Aio Ho"
uniforms, and steel helmets gltter1hs III Tue SUM- P'
sented a striking appearance. Tbs Dat'aloh y au :"
lie tile pride az goson and the Legislature OF Massa
n,sa, t,as bou :, snecial favor They brought with
them u guns-six Parrott and SIX Napoleon oraSs -
ponnders with cassors and all the trappings OF war
After the review by the Mayor they marched up broa
way 10 Fourteenth-st.. through four'n-'Nr' 4"0-''
thirdst., Madison-ave Thirty-fourthsI' fh'h-a'e a
Eighth-st, 20 Tompkins-squ4re. lAefe tues w.
through a faw evoIutions 10 test the nature OF tne
ground aud we're tnen dismissed. Ther hattaIoh uriH
viii take pace ar T1mpains-square this mOruAs iAe
eTrnnds heno zoo mali the section drill Will De DIS,
pensed with. Tue PARK Comhilf si n .,,ara
them permission lire siiue IN 1lo Follett
In the eyeDing reception was given Ds Hor ~
nj the Grand Central Hotel Muslo p'1 s,iendid
COLLATION. Was spread IN dung hail. aud tue paro
were He'd 10 oy.rnowiug with military guests,
the utTmnent orrers present were, beside MAJ fol-
ett STAN Mator-sen shaler and stan ~
Rrgnent Col Porter and STAFF OF TIE ~ ~ ~
Regiment Col Batchford Of Gov DIS ,'an stor
iier OF the 2lI New York Regiment, Col |hlaf o. te
ith Y. Y Regiment Col. Van Wyek oil w S..
Regiment Adiutaut General Cummings 9t Iho 80,
chuse Ia M,,ltia MaiorGsu. Knox, Cen Lara OF INC
Fourth brigade of New Jersey Lent 10 "a VI Tariaeq
Of NewJersey Capt DAVE o. ~ ~. 99i Regiment
Veteran Corps Lieut. sawyer o. the "a NJ .I ~
Stevenson Capt. Mack AMI SURGEON - er .sxi M W
present were Alderman Tnornell, fauIoh H'4i't ~
| jerome Buck, !. J. Rayner, ID. u bilu2'on' AHu D. "