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ORDINANCE Nn. -.
'fll'l-N An r NJ 80
Lowing and assessing taxes for the year. \,
H., 1874. for corporate purposes.
WILL X. HAWKINS.
City Clerk.

Lowing and assessing taxes Tor TIC year. y.
H., ls7t. Tor corporate purposes.
Be 10 ordained by the City Council Of the
cts OF Cairo.
Section !. That the ,um Of $1,000 g..
hereby levied and asse ssed upon the real
and personal property within the city or
Cairo. subject TO taxation, a the same j. as
,..-ed for state and county purposes. for the
current year.
sEC. .. Tho mayor sul city clerk OF -aid
,iiyoi Cairo, shall. on or before the second
Tuesday iu August. ls1i, certify % The
county clerk OF Alexander county, that tn
city OF Cairo requires the sum Of 5000
10 be raised by taxation. for city purposes.
SEC. g. The county collector OF said Al
cNluler county. i hereby authorized 70 re-
c,iyc city orders or warrants, IN payment of
the laid city taxes, % extent Of onc-hait Of
the total amounts collected from all persons
and bodies corporate.
SIC. 4. IL shall be the duty Of the city
treasurer, whenever the county collector of
said Alexander county shall pay over
"a him city taxes m money, 20 appOIttOn
the same among the funds known q. Gene
TAT Interest fund Fox, Howard * Co. In
torest fund; Bond Redemption fund, and
fund to pay amounts received In loan from
citizens Tor grayeug Leyce street, in pro-
portion rs the sums appropriated for said
funds are to the amount 20 paid over by
the collector; and, when the said collector,
shan pay over TO the SAID treasurer, city
take, In orders, or warrants, to place N,
amount OF same in the General fund.
Approved july 18th. 1874.
JonN WOOD, Mayor.
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS.
N'IIg I.Tk.
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SIX lie very much the offspring Of phys.
icAl ill.health and feeble stomachs. Dur.
ing One-third OF our time the processes Of
digestion must go on in our bodies and if
the stomach aud bowels are not well,
nothing Is well. To be dyspep,ic is to DO
miserable; moreover, dyspepsia is tho
blood, liver, skin and kidneys. Dyspep-
sia invariably yields to tho virtues OF the
vegetable ingredients contained that
great purifier OF the blood and restorer of
health, DR.. WALKERS CALIFoESIA VIM
EGAR BITTERs. SO-7-l5.lywAd
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COUNTY COURT.


IN Il NNi'
IL the county c5ur. yesterday the fJi-
lowing business was transacted aud the
following cases disposed VI, viz:
Gaze Of c. r. Clark v:. VI. Barns, as
samp..,. Damages 400 90. Continued
for service on Peter Smith, executor Of
defendant, who is deceased.
c. T. CLARK VS.. same. Assgmpsi! Dam
ages 400 20. Same order.
Louisa Pearson vs. b, :. Harrcll. As
sumpsi,. judgment entered by defAul.
and the clerk ordered 10 assess tue dam
ages.
Kerr, Birileson " Co. We. I. Z. Upihaw.
Assuupsi,. Damages 200 90. Judg-
meni entered by de.sul. for tho sum Of
2G2 90 ind costs.
Roberts IL Sellers Va. Stewart y White
Assumpsi, Damages 500 90. Motion to
guash summons sustained. Defendants en-
tered appearance ard cause continued 70
mex, law term by agreement,
II. * j, W. King ". VIM. Winter. IA
spmpsit. Damages 500 90. Same order
as above.
Same Va. Same, Same order q. above
In The afternoon the Jury was called anC
Fix !olrneymeu failed TO respond the cal!
! Attachments were issued against the De
/ llnquenls and they will DO given al opor
tunity to answer to the grave charge 0
contempt Of court.
In the ease Of the city Of Cairo We. lot
l2 and ! 8 in block 2, city Of Cairo, r
Smythe owner, for amount of special al
sessmenG fer grsvel,ng Leveo street,
jury was empannelled composed Of tn
folowing-nAmed jurors: II. b. EllI
G. Il. Kyle, Jno. Bowles, VIM. Woo
bridge &. 5 Delay, Jns. z. Alien, Job
Cook. J f. Miller b. +. McRavsr
VIM. Schultz, John Parrot and &. "
RyaI. The city i. represented by 4
Watson Webb, city attorney, and the Dc
PENDANT by IIn0gsr * Lsnsden. At th
sdjourning Of court last evening the ca.
was still in progress.
CIgCUIT COURT.
No session Of the circuit court was hol
yesterday, Judge Baker being require
J to be absent from tho city. However, b
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WILL SIT SPLENDID FRHE LUNCH
Every Day Hereafter, between 8 and 10
a. IN.
FRESH
MILWAUKEE BEER
Always
on
Hand.

Dissolution OF Co.PAkTNRRsHIP.-
No'lcs ia hereby given that, having pur-
chased the Interest OF j. IL. Clay in tho
hrm Of Clay x Ent, in tho logging busi-
ness Tho said Hrm was dissolved on the
20 day Of February, y, ID 1874. Ali
parties having claims against or indebted
10 SAD htm arc hereby notified TO presen,
inc same Tor Immediate settlement
~. Tuos. j. ENT.
CAIRO ILL, July ~, 1874
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"AhIISdroS BAEERY.-Mr. Joseph
koneker has taken charge Of this we'll
known establishment, and wiz on and
alter to-day, DO able to supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown aud Graham bread, besides
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Cairo people, wo undertake to say, take
Cairo papers for Uairo news Live,
pungent, we'll digosted "loeals are in &C.
tive demand, and the paper that furnishes
the moot acceptable supply of these will
prove the most acceptable and prosper
GUS
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To RESr.-Two Of the moss oligable
and noat office rooms with large anti
room and bed room, situated over my
store room, No. ll3, Commercial avenue.
7l-G-ll-tf ID, AFTER
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For Two Months Only

Board
AT tho Delmonico Hotel at Reduced
Rates.
Boardsrs will do vol to inquire at the
office and make arrangements.
7J-7.l2.Gt HARRY WAIKYR
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For SALE-2Oo aozen one quart fruit
cans at VI per dozen half gallon cans at
81 90 per dozen, all of good tin with
grooVed seams, manufactured and for sale
BY A. Haley, lG8 Washington avenue,
near Tonth street. s2.7-l7-lm
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DR.. JESsntIr leave. this p. N for Du
Qaoin, on business. Any engagements
for dental work made during his absence
will receive prompt attention on his re.
turn, which will DO Wednesday next
QO.7-l9.1t
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PRACTICAL WATCnMAKEE..-Mr. j. }
Stelzer, practical aud thoroughly com
pe,en. matchmaker, has established him
self IN business at hi. residence, No Y
Cross street, where he will tako in all
work rendered him. Mr. StelIer being
under no expense, can afford TO
work from 30 to 100 pa- cont cheaper
than any other matchmaking establish
nent in the city. All work warranted
to give ratification. Orders for work can
be left At the bindery in TnE BULLETIN
| building. Mr. Stelzer also keeps on hand
g full supply of all kinds OF flowers, and
will take pleasure in h.iing orders
! left with him. 3G-7-l-lm
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ORDINANCE No. ".
WILL Il. HAWKINS,
CIV lI.Ih.

10 amend section 80 Of Ordinance No. I.
BE IL ordained by the Li,y Council OF the
city Of Cairo:
SECTION /. That section "a Of ordinance
40. !. bc amended by adding thereto: AN,
the may or may appoint such person or per
sous boy and with The consent OF the council
"a Dee shall deem necessary u assist the poo.
lice officer. DO thorough enforcement. u
the provisions of t.ii- section"
Approved July 18th, ls7i.
JONI WOOp, Mayor.
Attest
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MILLINERY GOODS AT CosT,-Mrs
Briggs, Commercial avenue, corner Tenth
street, wishes to inform the ladies of Cairo
and vicinity that for the next 80 days she
will sell her summer millinery at cost
Please call and examine her goods, II
you wish something fine at a low price.
S2-G-l7-lm
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Inc BEsr. VIM. Ludwig barnes,
maker, corner Of + ght street and Com.
mercial cvenuc, has tho boa, supply Of
harness, sAddles, brides, otc., in Southern
Illinois, and SOLE thcm rs choap M the
cheapest. 2A5-3l-f
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SENSIBLE Mosgs.-The following, from
the pen IF MIN. b. IIarrell, who hiss
had much Newspaper experience IN Cairo
and has An abundance ofnewspspGr soHse,
is 81 truthful, that wo ADOPT it a. an ex-
preston Of our Own sentiments As de-
ductions from our own experience:
It's, says Hsrroil, one Of the marvel.
OF the time that we have in Cairo go many
persons who know how 70 make a daily
Newspaper pay.-'Tske the di,pstches,
slys one, aud you will double your cir
cu!a.ion in Il week. Tho cntorprising
proprietor Of a daily paper acted upon
this suggestion once or time, and, payiu 2
rs no did, one hundred and twenty.oight
dollars per month for tho dispatches, he
felt impelIod to raise hi. price Of subscrip-
tion from twenty to twenty five
cents per Week. At the end Of two
months be found that he had gained
eleven subscribers because of the dis
patches and lost fourteen because OF the
increase Of subscription. "Hire special
river reporter" says another, "snd you
wi ! sell to steam bostmen ono hundred
pa oers day, besides increasing your
ci culstion largely among tho large class
OF citizens CONNECTED with our river in.
te'sst' Tho river reporter was hired and
at the expiration Of two weeks tho Padu.
cab packet countermsnded its order Tor
six copies day and thus ended thu in
creased patronage because Of tho
reports "Take the afternoon
dispatches urged score OF
fore-sgh.ed gentlemen "snd publish an
evening paper" Tho accommodating
publisher acted upon this suggestion and
in less than a fortnight thereafter was
Informed by hI advisers that HIS even
ing dispatches we're y delusion-a mere
re'hash OF what came 30 them moie in
detail and in better shape in the St
Louis papers in the morning. Hence
without intending 10 reflect upon the
managers Of tho Cairo telegraph office
who At tlmos furnish columns Of matter
that is not publshed) We dare and do AS.
sert that ii doe, not pay Cairo papers to
"tsko the dispatches" One half
the matter IL furnished to tho
editor from any other source, free of
charge would not DO published. No edi-
tor In tho exercise OF sound judgment
would scissors such "stuT" from eI-
changes. Why, then should he pay an
eItrAvagant price for it and lose sleep
and temper in the preparation of it for the
type-stcker .ro facts that form an enigma
OF which the ecoentreties OF public de.
mand furnish no satisfactory solution.
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PHoTooRAPus.-For the next sixty
days VIM. Winter will make the bes
Of photograph at3 per dozen. This lie
a raro opportunity for those desiring
work in this limo i7-7.3.30t
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FOR SALE.
FURNITURE or THE CENTRAL
HOUSE

! H'l' sell thc furniture OF tine Central
iiol'', Ia bulk, or IN parts, commencing
this date, a. dosiro to leave tho hoteI
hu,inu.s. The furniture is all now, and
Of good quality carpets, bods, bedding
chairs, ctc.-and will be sold alta grea'
bargain. Tho lease FOR tho house can b
obtained on favorable terms.
JuHN IA liATNEE
Cairo, July 20, lsIl. ut
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ELLIOTT u HAYTHogS have on hand
800 pair geu,lemeu's cloth shoes, jus. the
thing for summer wear, tina, will be closed
out At the price Of common slippers.
Sg-e-ls3.
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lFyoI want comfort this no. weather
get pair of those cloth shoes ~ Elliott
y Hsythorns, for less than cost.
st.G-ls.3.
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cakes and confectonsries Of every de-
scripiion. Being an experienced and
skilful baker, Mr.. Ronekor will not fail TO
satisfy all who pa,ronize him. l4o
Washington avenue. 3s.7-2-lm
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RoDEETs.-Mr. Roberts, the artist, re-
turned to Cairo yesterday after an Absence
OF several weeks in Union county, whore
ne has been resting.
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CROWDED OUr.-A reply by Hsrrel.
TO tue sun on the ssses,men. quei;iou
has been crowded on. by Tillin. 1t will
appear tomorrow.
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ALL the day boarder. n the city can
be accommodated at the 81. Charles
hotel, with hrst-clsss board ~ second class
rates 19-i.lg.tf
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AccEPTED-Th Star base ball club
having challenged any picked nine in
Cairo to play match game, a nine has
been collected TO diFh them up, and has
accepted tho challenge. The game viii,
wc understand, BE- played in tho Locust
Grove base ball grounds on Friday noNt
Its tho purposs of the picked ninc 60
take out ot tho stsss mort, If not all, OF
the rroat amount Of starch tha, ia in that
club.
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To-NIGnr.-The Delta City band will
dlscourse "sweel muse" At tho Market
Square tonight. Musical Director Blake
will be on hand to see that everything Is
in order.
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WATER SrARCE.-Wo of Cairo are no.
reputed TO be troubled By scarcity Of
water. Tho world understands that
Cairo is always watcr-silliectod--that the
ioois OF thousand mountains and hills
ire continually rushing through our
streets But, the truth IL, We are at this
moment, almost waterloo nearly all
tho ,islcrus in the city are exhausted oi
Wator, aud the watcr carts are in great
demand. The Ohio Is close mt hand, aud
the Mississippi is not far away. 1t Is not
Therefore, probable tina, we will suffer fol
wkni Of enough water 20 drink.
A RUMoR IN NEW MADRID 49, The
Record, paper published at New Mad.
riI, Missouri, informs us that there was 8
rumor on the streets Of that place few
dave ago that Ihe officers Il tho law at
tempted to arrest Newton Cupp and Rat.
Davis at Cairo, Illinois, the other day, tot
the murder Of Anderson, 10 Atksusss
and thu, they sho, and killed two OF th,
posse AMI made their escape. We Civ,
this rs funor, merely 1t is q runoi
merely; none Of our police boys hay,
been killed within few months. Speak
ing Of this rumor, the Commerce No.
'Dsps,ch, says: 1--WE think it a mis;as,
BIO. A,ion, as We cAnlo. near Of or sc,
anything in the papers Of such tragedy
Besides, Sheriff Irwin, Of Alexsnde
county, Illinois, and hi' corps Of depu
los are oIcelieH, officers and fugitive
from Justice would have to kill 8 nun be-
OF mighty good men 70 make their cicsp,
from all attempted arros; III Cairo
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LEMMA-Juigs Lsmms, Of Carbon
dale, was in the city yesterday. en- .ls way
to Nashville, Tennessee.
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Keep every thing pertaining to tho
line Of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Woodenware, Vegetables, Fruits, &C.,
&c.
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ELLIOT ~ HAlTHORN, tho pop
ular wholesale and retail dealers in Buots
and Shoes, hayo found their prOscn tbulld-
ing entirely too small for ,hcir rapidly
increasing trade, they have, therefore
taken the well.known thrcc.s,ory build
ing formerly occupied by II, II. CuNSING
rcsr the corner OF Sixth street, sni ar,
this day moving their entire stock OF
hand. Mr.. Elliott is now in New Yorl
and Boston, ard is purchasing The larges
stock Of
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SOMETHING SRw.-Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion TO have burnt bread. Call and see
tat 7. j. KERTns. s7-G.l9.tf
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COLD As ICE WATER,
AZ bis popular saloon, corner Washing
ton avenue and Twelfth street,
The attention Of the public is called to
.hi. fact. and the patronage Of all the low
ers Of good lager solicited ty MI.
Jaecbel.
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Hanover College, Hanover, Indiana.

Hanover college, Hanover, Indiana.
NEXT term begins september 9th, 1874.
Two full courses, classical and scientific,
with prepatory department, FUN faculty.
Tuition nee. Boarding as low as elsewhere.
For information or catalogues apply to Rev.
q. c. HICKMAN, ID. ID. President.
S-7-2O-tV
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DRY GOODS

Of every description, with
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, &C, &C,
ever brought to thi. city.
Tho lire, story Of this building will be
used FOR the retsil dciarlmen. of good.
Of all kinds, whilc tho second aud third
will be- o4clusiyeIy used Tor tho wholesale
rGle in boots and shoes.
Mc.sr.. ELLIOTT * HAWTHORN
extend a special Invitation to every ono
to call NJ j see their stock and hear their
prices, a. they are determined TO keep the
isrge.. and cheaps.. stock " good. ever
presented IN Cairo.
We congratulate these gentlemen on
their prosperity, and warmly recommend
| them to al our readers.
Remomber, No, lOl Commercial Aye
nue..
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A MAN intending To do business must first
prepare himself to meet the requirements
Of his customers next he must let every
possible or probable customer know that he
IL so prepared. In very small place he
may TELL all the people what he can do. I'm
"a large village a printed handful, poster or
circular, properly distributed, will be eilica-
ci0us, but WHOEVER is IN PLACE LARGE
ENOUGH TO SUPPORT NEWSPAPER WILL
FIND THAT 1T is THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THRoTGH WHICH TO ADDRESS THE PUBLIC.
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We sell the Central Yeast Cake
during summer instead Of the Com
pressed Yeast. 1t gives excellent sat
isfaction.
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The BEsT-Be,,er board ut the Del
monico than any other house in the city.
7J.7.l2.Ct
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THURSDAY JULY % 1874
JAEckEL !
FRESH MILWAUKEE BEER.
Mr. Jaockel has male arrsgomouts to
hsvo constantly on hand
M ILw n u X DE
BEER,
COLD As Ice WATER
a. bis popular saloon, corner Washing
ton avenue and Twelfth street,
The attention Of the public j. called to |
this fact. aHd the patronage OF all The Low. |
ers Of good lager solicited by Mr..
Jaeclsel.
Go to wileox's Block for fac peaches
WANTED A woman to wash and iron.
apply a; tho BULLETIN chice. II
SOMETHING new in jolly gla.se. q,
Hsrtmsn's. ss.J.l7.tf
A PULL line Of Jelly glasses a, Hart
mans ss.G.I7-,f
POPLAR !s,L e. Is per NJ q, Box Fac
tory. g3.G.lg.3
PISr scsn..ins and loico :l2 so per NJ
3! Box Factory. g3.G.lp-3.
SougrurSo NEw.-A new thing in
jelly glasses "a. Hartmsns. G7-7.lO-tf
The BEsT--Be,,er board Mt the Del
monico than any other house in the city.
75.7.l2-et
LEMMA-Judgs Lsmma, Of Carbon
dale, was in the city yesterday. en- A.s way
TO Nashville, Tennessee.
ALL the day boarders n the city can
be Accommodated at the 81. Charles
hotel, with irst-clsss board ~ second class
rates 19-i.l9.tf
RoDEETs.-Mr. Roberts, the artist, re-
turned to Cairo yesterday after an absence
OF several weeks in Union county, whore
! ne has been resting.
lFyou want comfort this no. weather
get pair Of those cloth shoes ~ Elliot,
y Hsythorns, for less than cost.
s5.G-Is.3t
To-NIGHr.-The Delta City band will
dlscourse "sweet muse ~ tho Market
Square tonight. Musical Director Blake
will be on hand to see that everything II.
in order
CROWDED OUr.-A reply by Hsrrel.
TO tue sun, on the ssses,men, quel;iou
has been crowded on. by Thin. It will
appear tomorrow.
ELLIOTT d HAYTHoRS have on hand
900 pair gen,lemen's cloth shoes, jus. til,
thing for summer wear, that will be closec
out At the price Of common slippers.
s9-s-l5.3.
SOMETHING SEw.-Bucks Crysts
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc
casion TO have burnt bread. Call and sc
tat 7. j. KERTu's. s7.C.lg.tf
. FoR REST.-Two rooms, suitable 70
Office and bed room, over Henrys hare
ware store, Commercial avenue, corno
!, Eigth street. 7-l2.u
, THE largest and best-selocted s,oc
Of FURNITURE tor sale NJ wholesa!
= and retail by HENRY EICHHOFF, n,
no, Commercial avenue, opposite Soveht
!, street. 74-5-l7-3m
o FoR SALE AT \ BAEGAIS.-A splcndi
o office or psrlor writing deck Inquire ,
e. corner Thirteonth and Walnut streets, ,
u at tho City Bindsry, 7O-7-ll-l2t.
:, WATEp.-At tho Planters house,
IA dining room girl, who can speak Il
/, German language. Good wages ana
II good situation will be given to such a g
b" applying immediately. 7-22.tt
ri A BAEuAIs.--Tho Store Fixtures, stoc
s. Of Qaeenswsre, Cutlery, and Fancy Goo,
,r of PARsoS DAVIS Il Co., can DO bougI
ii al very low figure, TO close out I
r, any one DESTROYS of going into Il
" Qaeenswaro business, this is n rare oppo
!, tunity. For particulars call on, or u
q dress j. Il. THOMAS, Assignee.
~ T-l7.lw
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AT HARTMAN s.--All kinds of glass
fruit jars cheap for cash At Hsrtman's.
C7-7-l0tt
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Go to Wilcox. Block for fac peaches.
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CHARTERED MARCH 81, 1869.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO.

OFFICERS
A. Il. SAFFORD, President;
H.. >. TAYLOR, Nicc-Prcsidcnt;
ii. HlsLOP, secretary and Treasurer.
DIGRCToBs:
J.. VI. BARCLAY, CHAs. Gallagher,
I. VI. S1OCKFLkTH, PAUL q. scum.
X. ii. CUNNINGHAM, II. l.. HALLIDAY,
j. NJ PHILLIPS.
INTEREST paid on deposits al the rate
OF SIX per cent. per annllIn, March 1T aud
september l-t. Interest not Withdrawn l.
added immediately to the principal of the
deposits, thereby giving them compound
Interest.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE RLsE
CAN DRAW IT.
open every business day from a. M. 10 3
r. M, and saturday evenings tor savings de-
posts only, from tOS O'Clock.
w. H>sLOP. Treasurer.
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FoR REsT.-Two rooms, suitable for
Office and bed room, over Henrys hard
ware store Commercial avenue, corner
Eigth street 7-l2.u
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FRESH MILWAUKEE BIER.

Mr.. Iaockcl has male nrrsgomouts to
hsvo constantly on hand NJ
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No session u the circuit court was held
yesterday, Judge Baker being required
to be absent from tho city. However, he
will hold court to-day, closing the term
this evening.
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-23
Exchange, Coin and United. States
Bonds Bought and Sold

DEPOSITS receiycd.and general banking
business done.
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SoNETHISG NEw.--A new thing in
jelly glasses si Har,mAns G7-7-lO-lf
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WATEp.-At tho Planters house, 4
dining room girl, who can speak the
German language. Good wages ana a
good situation will be given to such girl
applying immediately. 7.22.u
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The largest and best-seloctcd stock
Of FURNITURE tor sale y. wholesn!e
and retail by HENRY EICHHOFF, No.
10, Commercial avenue opposite Seventh
street. 74-5-l7-3m
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For SALE Al \ BAEGAIS.-A splendid
Office or psrlor writing deck. Inquire at
corner Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or
at tho City Bndsry, 7O-7-ll-l2t,
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WANTED "A woman TO wash and iron
apply a; tho BULLETIN cfiee. Il
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Pine scans.ins and ioico :l2 30 per NJ
3. Box Factory. g3.C.lg-3.
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n BArdAis Tho Store Fixtures, stock
of Qaeenswsre Cutlory, and Fancy Goods
Of PARsoS DAVIS Il Co., can be bought
al very low figure, to close out. TO
any one DESTROYS Of going into the
Qaeenswaro business, ,hi. is n rare oppor-
tunity. For particulars call on, or ad-
dress j, Il. THOMAS, Assignee.
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