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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-05-20

Assurance is given by the North
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the war have the relations between
France and Germany been more
friendly and satisfactory than they
now are. There is an evident desire
III both countries to allay and remove
all apprehensions of war, and for the
present to contribute as much as
possible to- the conditions necessary
for the peace Of Europe.
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Sewing Machine

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LiRhtest Running.
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Roeel pepsoasja,

Arrivals at the Grand Central yes
terday G.. Fla, Canton. Ohio; +. NJ,
Lombard, Dongola,
We found the following registered at
the Planters yesterday: NJ. Mann.
Texas; Lee Elliott, Ballard q. j. Da-
Wis and wife. Missouri; Junius Martin,
Joncsboro n. Grace, Forman.
From the register of the Dclmonico
we took the following names yesterday;
G.. NJ. Thompson, Carlton, Mississippi;
James Posey. New Orleans; T.. II. LON.
bard, Dongola; d. +. King. Arlington,
Kentucky; b. X, Walker, New Orleans.
The st. Charles register furnished us
with the following list Of arrivals ycster.
day w. G. Baker, St. Louis; A. Blum
st. Louis: A. Mack, McComb City. Mis-.
sissippi: John Smith, Memphis; james
Roadway and ID. 4. Baker, Mississippi
$. j. Canmann and F. A. Wippcnn, ST
Louis; Oliver Allen and son. Jonesboro:
A. Mendenhall, Baltimore A. Egrich,
New Orleans: Miss Laura G. Redden
a. :. Redden. New Orleans; ). ). Har.
ris. Chicago; NJ. Moers, Cincinnati; B.
f.. lantis. Murphysboro e. X. Hart
and wife, Memphis james Morris. CAPE
(,irar(lc1u,
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rhRt Educated l1Oe

4 night or two ago, those faithful
guardians of the city. Officers Schustcr
and Sargent, while strolling down & ON
mcrcal avenue, after all good and Chris
tan-likc citizens had gone to the land OF
dreams, met with a thrilling adventure
The two men were walking lcisurly
along the street. and when opposite
Powers livery stable, stopped to take a
rest, everything in the ncighb0rhood be-
ing perfectly quiet. They had been
standing but a few moments, when they
heard grunt, described by the officer,
as being precisely like that Of wild
boar and upon turning around,
saw advancing toward them
from tie middle OF the -rcct. an
rnormou. animal ''just like a
hog The grunt and the appearance OF
the beast led the officers to believe that
it was really wild boar, aud they jcrked
their "billics" from their pockets ready
to give him a fight. By this time the
brute had got within few yards of them,
aud they began to think he was about to
chew them up; they each drew back,
let hy their billics aud took TO their
heels. \ few minute, after, another
member of the force came along.
and The animal wa, still in
the street. Upon going closer
70 il. he discovered that it was no more
nor less than the educated hog which had
been lett with Perry Powers. the livery
man, in pawn, and which, by some means
had got out OF the stable. The other
member OF the police force explains that
one OF the officers who were scared. had
been playing seycn-up with the hog,
while he was OH exhibition, and the
hog, seeing him on the street, had
started up to him for a friendly game,
when the officer got scared and ran.
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Get the Hest.

Or. Seth Arnold's Cough ki'ler-thc
great cradicator tor all lung di.eases-a su.
pcrior remedy to AL other medicines yet
discovered, In severe cases. II is sure,
quick, and perfectly safe remedy Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
.roup, and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Retail price, 70 and 80 cents and 81.
Any bottle that docs not give relief may be
returned, aud the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold's Diarrhua Balssm % and
80 cents. Remember it il warranted. Ar
nold's Bil lou. Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by DR.. Seth Arnold's Medical CORPORATE IN,
woonsocket, Il. |. Sold by Paul q. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo, III. 55-t.25-3n.
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60 aud -. Ter.

Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
viii ind II 10 their advantage TO call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No " Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
ciai avenues. Hotel and boaralng-hou.e
washing, 10 centsper dozen. foi piece work
prices are a. follows. single shiri and col
lar, loo; per dozen Soc .och> &c; two col
lars, DC; two handkerchief-, &c; vests 20ci
and all gentlemen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % 20 50c;
skirts 10 to 20c; drawers 10 10 l3c; two
pair hose DC; two collars 10 Zoe. For Ia
lies plain clothes 81 % per dozen; for Ia
dies line clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tropage solicited.
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T0OTHS0ME.
\ Grand Lunch ut HuefNcr's To
Day All Invited

The better the day the better the deed, is
the old adage; the better the day the better
the eating. is the new adagc established
by IIuefner, who spreads such magnificent
Sunday lunches.
To-day, he will verify his new adagc by
dishing the best lunch ever dished in
Cairo, except in Huefner's own house.
At ten O'Clock this morning, precisely,
the covers will be taken from
Turtle soup, the best in the world;
Trout, most delicious:
California Salmon, not eXcelled:
Spring Chickens, that in death are
happy, being cooked with such consum-
mate skill.
Roast Beef, that would make the
mouth of the most particular and COM
petent beef eater of old England, water.
Roast .Turkcy-roasted.in manner so
skillful that the turkey gobblcd with
pride wilhelm the pan, and complimentcd
Charlie Pililerling on his cuisine ability.
Mutton, that bleatcd its delight when
the butcher told II before he used his
knife, that it would be served at Ilucf-
ncr's in Sunday lunch.
Veal, that might be served before Il
king and please him more than four and
twenty blackbirds baked in pic.
Potatoes and Chicken Salad.
Sardincs, and everything scasonable in
the market.
All free.
And, In addition. beer that Gambrinus
might drink with pleasure. and--well, ev'
erythng that is good to take. But, of
course, the beer, and so forth, Is week
day drink. Not to II i attention called,
1t Is to the lunch that general invita-
| ton is extended.
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huge establishment required. This
great and startling combination
establishment on the circus order
originated with Walt, the sprightly
Cairo correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, but owing to disagree
ment in regard to the disadvantages ari--
ing from Waits propensity for indulging
In that howl of his'n, they shut him out
OF the ring. In consequence, on the
Fourth of July excursion from Cairo on
the L. +. Eckcrt, last week, Walt wanted
TO convince his friends that he was up IN
the show businee a Ia Barnun. He pro-
cured one of Captain Dugan's white BAH
tums. and painted and be-
decked the same in such man.
ner as the "chick" did not
even known itself, and placed the same In
mocking bird cage, and on the trip, Il
side show was opened up, with Walt at
the door, and his stentorian lungs pro-
claiming the rare qualities Of the Brazil
ian hooking Bird with this way ladies
der to get even for Waits jokes played
upon him heretofore, passed into lady
friends hands counterfeit fifty cent pos
tai currency. and desired her to take i'm
the show, so to the proprietor she went /,
and passing over the said currency,
received In change forty cents
in good money. For hours
} there was no other patronage
bestowed upon Waits aviary establish
ment, and he closed 1t In disgust. In
turning over his little spons to the treas.
urer of the Sunday school excursion he
found he had been sold and was out forty
cents in good funds. He straightway
went for Captain Dugan, and in soto roce
said: Now Reese, didn't think you
would serve me that way, especially
when you knew this excursion ana IL
ing, that he believed himself, as u
Snowman, a failure. At least this is
the way we were told. Walt tried To
, take the innocent ones in on this occa-
| sion.
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Obstacles to Marriaqe.

Happy relief for young men frem the Of
fects of errors and abuses IN early life,
Manhood restored. Impedimcnts TO mar
riagc removed. New method Of treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, AZ
y. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam insti
tuition having a high reputation for honor
q, lie conduct and professional skill.
J.l led 4 w.2m.
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Religious.

There will be services a usual at the
Church of the Redeemer to-day. The
subject for the sermon in the evening viii
be "A Good Conscience.
The fourth quarterly meeting Of the
NJ. l.. Church commenced last evening
Services to-day at II n. m. and r. NJ,
conducted by Rev. Il. II. Pierce, Presiding
Elder. Sacrament OF the Lords supper
at the close of the evenings service.
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The new transfer steamer "Junus )
Morgan" OF the st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain q Southern railroad company, made
her first trip yesterday morning. When
the boat arrived at the wharf-boat oppo-
site the company's Office, she was in
spected and her many qualities discussed
by n large number of people. all of whom
agreed that she is fine steamer, and per.
fcctly adapted to the business she is in
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
" City Of Chester, Memphis.
q" Idlewild, Evansville.
Belle of Memphis, St. Louis.
Belle of Shreveport, y. o.
Tow-boat T.. NJ. Norton, st. Louis.
Painter No. 2, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
City of Chester, st. Louis.
Idlewild. Evansville.
- Belle of Memphis, Memphis.
4" Belle Of Shreveport, st. Louis
Tow-boat +. NJ. Norton. Middleport.
" Painter No. 2, Memphis.
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The 'boys," thinking that Mr., Howe
had not been duly complimcnted, again
called on him and his bride last Friday
evening. and sercnaded them with tin
cans, horse iiddlcs and COW bells. This
was the second proof of their kind feel
ings toward the newly welded pair, and
they should, we think, feel highly hon,
Ored, TOR there are but few people who
have received such marked attention from
this band of musicians.
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UNITED STATES NARSHAL's SALE.
In Admiralty.

DY virtue of n writ OF sale issued out OF the
ID District Court Of the United States, for me
ted ON the Goth day Of June, A. D. 1873, VIII e
sold at public sale, to the highest an bel III IL
der, Tor cash, at Cairo, in said District; ." sus
the following described property, toswn ~
boat OF steamer Keystone, the ssms ~ t5
condemned and ordered BY the GouI' ~ - ~"
sor,ny,..Id ny ili nmI June 18th, 1915
l-t- 3O-d0t.
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HOtice of Removal.

The wellknown barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided oy.r by
he popular artist. George stelnhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
arge and comm dious, and those wishing
Tor anything artistic in the way of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth shsycs, etc., will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
.hop. 'l-3-l3-tf.
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ps- Delicious CULMBACHER at Laeck-
Doctors Disagree

as to the treatment Of all diseases, from the
mildesr ailment to the dcadlicst epide mic,
but the fact that the CALIFORNIA; Vinegar
Bitters is conqucring maladies which have
detied the faculty, rel dcrs these profess
ional differences Of little consequence
While Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, Uri
nary Complaints, i'iliousness, Neryou.
Disabilities, and all disorders not organic,
are obl.tcratcd by this matchless vegetable
tonic and Alternative, who cares for opin.
ion.y G-ls.d&w.iw.
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4 (i,aupiOul.

An exchange from Nincennes says that
the Rev. DR.. Thayer is getting 10 be the
champion player of"lawn billiards" He
eau 20 through two wckets, hit the pole
and go through the center before you can
say it. II this be- true, the reverend gem
tleman will soon be ready to play for
a golden cue and the championship Of
tmDricn
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barbecue nj BiandviIie.

Several OF the young men Of this city
were somewhat disappointed when they
woke up yesterday morning to lind that
a storm at any moment might be looked
for. They had been building on hap
py time AT the big barbecue at Bland
vile yesterday. but when it began to rain,
all hope Of attending II was given up.
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Genuine C 'ngresS spring water IN bot
ties, kept on lee and sold for 10 cents per
glass, 20 cents per bottle, and 81 per dozen,
at the following places Phil saup's Con-
'ectionery McGauley's and schuh's Drug.
stores. aud Louis HERBERT Restaurant.
The Saratoga Congress Spring Water is
put up and sold In bottles only, to insure it-
original strength and medicinal properties.
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ON WITH THE DANCE.
Grand Hall.

The Delta City String Band will give Il
grand ball and dance at Schcel's Hall on
Tuesday evening, July 18th. They are
determined to make 1t "Ihe Dance of the
Season." and will spare no pains to make
it enjoyable to all. rne price of admls-
sion has been placed at the low price of
80 cent4. 7-l0-3t.
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SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER
Hats, Caps Clothing, sc.

|. Walder, at the corner Of Ohio Levec
and Sixth street, knownto some as ''our
friend at the corner" has
slaughtered" high prices in Hats, Caps,
and Clothing. lie is selling at great bar
gains, fact that makes some dealers feel
as II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price his goods,
for which he does not owe nicklc.
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BOATS DUE.

BOATS DUE.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville; j. d.
Parker, (to-morrow) Future City and
barges. Grand Tower, South; Robert
Mitchell, tomorrow Cincinnati; John
A. Scudder, City of Helena, st. Louis.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
The steamer Robt. Mitchell, Capt.
Lew Hates, will leave this port for New
Orleans Monday evening. She is large,
roomy, elegant and one of our most pop
ular packets.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river lat evening was 81 feet
8 81 inches on the gauge. having
,'-.'> M L. inches during The prev
ious - hours.
The weather was cloudy with some
rain yesterday, and a promise of more
during last night. The Mississippi back
OF this city was rising an inch an hour
yesterday and some cornfields are par
TALLY inundated. A rise of two feet
more would DO great damage. But we
have reason 10 hope that it will not reach
that height, rs the bulk of the swell out
OF the Missouri has passed Sc. Louis
and the rivers are all falling above. The
Ohio is falling ut Pittsburg and below
Cincinnati and the Cumberland at Nash
vile.
GENERAL ITEMS.
'Il,. commonwealth tool a o-O pn. .
ages of freight into New Orleans on her
last trip.
Mr., Marion Wright, manager of the
Paradise Coal mines, was in the city yes
terday.
The Idlcwild proposes..to make a
moonlight excursion TO Hickman, Ken
tucky, next Saturday evening for the ex-
press benefit of Cairo people, and she
will. OF course, be largely patroniLed.
Col. Rcarlon and Sol. Silver are making
the arrangements.
The contract of the ierry.boat Three
States with the Cairo, Arkansas 4 Texas
road, to transfer freight and passengers,
ceased night before last, and yesterday
the new transfer boat Junius ). Morgan
took her place. IL will be some dine be-
fore cars aru transferred.
We regret to learn that Pilot Mike
Kelly OF this city, most estimable
young man, has got into serious trouble,
aud wc hope that his action may prove to
have been made IN sclf-delcnsc. II the
injured man dies it will be only another
life sacrificed on the altar OF whisky.
Mike. who is pilot of the Nail City,
and another pilot named John Sullivan,
OF the steamer Barnard, had some words
on the streets in Cincinnati, last Thurs
day, as to the handling OF their respect
| i've boats, during which Sullivan caught
hold OF Kelly with the intention Of doing
him harm. Kelly drew knife and Gu,
Sullivan several times, INJECTING, 1t !,
feared, dangerous wounds. Kelly was
arrested and lodged in jail on the charge
of malicious cutting. lie claims tina. III
did the cutting in self-dcfense.
| CLIPPINGS.
Evansville Courier, July..0: Captain
Reese Dugan, Advertising Agent. and
Captain Fred Davis, Treasurer, OF the
great Cairo Combination Circus, before
their departure Wednesday, ordered
their posters and handbills Of the Courier
company, for which compliment we are
under obligations; they having Iai.yu
to find The printing offices OF ST. LOUIS
and other places adequate 70 ges UP ,h mir
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have just received full line OF
boys clothing-latest styles-which l
will sell for one-fourth of manufacturers
prices. Come and see for yourselves, at
II1rtmou's
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Police news.

The old negro woman familisrly
known as Old Aunt Bel, and Il friend OF
hers named Nelvina Thomas were up be-
fore Judge Bross yesterday for disturbing
the peace, and were fined five dollars and
costs each, They paid and were dis
charged.
There wa. no business done In Judge
Birds court yesterday.
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Desirable ROOllNa.

Three large and very desirable family
rooms. fronting on the Ohio. at the st.
Charles Hotel, can be had, with board. at
very reasonable rates during the Summer
months. Abundance OF pure air and per-
rect ventilation. 1-l0-tf.
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in the Post Office at Cairo, Illinois. Satur
day, July 10. 1875.
LADIES LIST.
Bates Bell, Bergin Mollie,
Coleman Mrs. r.. Cayson Mary \.
Dougherty Mary. Fuller Marian.
James Rachel. Jones Amanda,
Masse Lizzie, Morris Lucy,
Powars Mrs. l.. s.. Smith Lucinda.
Smith Ann Eliza, Shelby Ceorgiana,
Taylor Amelia, Thompson Martha,
Williams Mrs. c.. Williams Mary F.,
Weddings Eliza. Welcome Nancy,
Williams Elizabeth.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
.Arnt Chas., Anderson J. ii.
Brown j. f.. Burke jas. II.
Brown VIM. II. Clark c. r..
Curtis ID. W.. Cofly F.. r..
CASTILLO Patrick. Digs \. IL.
Erdman Rev. L., Erwin j. T.,
Evans J. L. Farrow Edward,
Foster +. G.. Grggs y. NJ,
Gillen Pat'k, johnson Chaa..
Jenkin, Ed. King Alfred,
Kelley John. Long Chas. f.,
Livingston Max" Lynch T.,
Lynch Vim. Il. Medons Chas..
Marcus Herman, Murphy John W..
Mccormick u. NJ. Nash Robt.,
Nelson I'd. Parker Jack,
Perry Lewis T., Powers Mike.
Rugland Frank, Reed G. r.,
Ross J, H., Ray VIM.
| Shrodc \. f., Spencer 4. T.,
Smith John NJ, Scott T. F.,
| Skipworth J. r.. Smithen Louis.
Thaycr David. Tolbot Henry,
Tier willis. Walsh Cornelius,
West james, Winston John,
Winfrey John, Wardir VIM.
Persons calling for the above letter
will please say advertised.
Gro. w. MCKrAIG, i. NJ.
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A 800 Remington Sewing Machine $50
OFF for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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Howell y Aymar's circus company
pulled up stake, aud left Cairo yesterday
morning, after a stay in our city of folr
days. They exhibited in Vienna ycster-
terday afternoon aud evening
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FROM NOuMd CIV

Quite a number of people from the
neighboring village OF Mound City came
down to Cairo Friday night to see How.
ell & Aymar's excellent circus company
give their last performance. They were
very highly pleased, all agreeing that II
was the best performance they have seen
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At the residence OF Il. J. Cundili. rr:-
day night. twelve pound girl. The pa
rents are las well as could be expected"
Mr.. c. privately informs us>tiiat his big
brother, prodting by tLp/good example
set by him. will 'go And do likewise"
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PROTECT your DUlxOUo0
Ianslsy's Patent olAts pAint.

roH snISGLE, TIN. lRoS AID GaAvsI Rooss.
Thi. is Fire and Watsr:1rees Paint, =.
root. late-paintcd, will 0utInst . nsN 90 ~.
painted, and new roof will last oree ~ %
long Slate. Paiutcl. A. mstfee q ocoo3oy 2
bullding Price. 70 cents per eslse. sssd iof
pamphlet. Agents wantei
Wills q JAIxe0I. Gem 49,
n . Wit 100 Warrington !" sHSs"'
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200 Ladies' Hats, latest style, all
ready trimmed; also large assortment Of
Artificial Flowers for trimming hats,
which will sell at one-half the whole
sale price. The above are just from New
York and are desirable patterns and
STYLES. ID. HARTMAN.
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Sig

The Ice dealer, Of this city are doing Il
big business. The weather for some time
past having been extremely warm, it
keeps them on the 20 all the while to
supply their patrons.
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Mrs. c. Pink, we are informed, has for
The past few days, been very sick, but is
now, we are pleased to learn. rapidly
improving.
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90 to Loui. IIcrbcrt's for PILsE.
NER.
Err.


The emit re outfit OF the Grand Central
Hotel, with five years lease, and on reas-
enable terms. For particulars. apply TO
.--G-22 IT, Nm. WETIgI.
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,,eaner ,h,u Ever Known Befor.

Mason's Sclf-Sealing Fruit Jars at II 30
per dozen. Extra rubber for Mason's
Fruit Jars, at Daniel Hartmann, corner
Sixth street. G-21-lt
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PILSENER at Louis Hcrbcrt's.


Dissolution.
The co.partner-hip heretofore existing
under the name and style OF "Chas. NJ.
Howe Co.." u this day dissolved.
CIiAs. ". HOWE.
FRANK HOWE.
:. r. RUMBLE.
Natchez, Mis-,
T., ". WrSsKL.
Naichcz, Mis-.
CAIRO, july lst, 1873.
Having purchased the interest OF :. T..
Rumble and L. V. Wensel in the late firm
OF Chas. VI. Howe a. CO., the business OF
.aid firm will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style of &C. N. Howe a
Bro.," 40 will assume all the liabilities Of
the late Drm. CHAs. VI. How,
T-l-6t. FRANK HOWE.