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, 1875-05-26
no s. II 4Qf1t3a4s27s0; 1so 1nlisns stesrs, TAI
10 ,1f0 II, u 4ksUG 10; % Msss1i stsess, 1884

l,7?e D.. It s+2.9aesss7so; 1so 1nisns steers 70,
e., ats r. IL sksoesio; 90 h't.s',rt .tsas', lass
snt1r AND 1sAns-noestrss, 10: sotai for TIM
quotations; 3cp ohla clipped sleep 81, VI, and 1o1
Hoos-ieeep:s, i.oao; te..l tor tho w+tk. e,sdo; ;
f.; YYs,ts:ss I, tos7a' 't.v,' ''eoe''; stock
Fat !nTE5T m ., M.y 2.c.1ft..-rccs!pt* C.. To-Day
nt. il doing. only Isl hf*l having chanael f.anda
Ssors fs1snoon wss, nos d. H.
10. will bo more active aud With ; filler supply. -
,ni:a,y TssS -; - sS.; forfs.', s;.sss
a.; e.. .ss ,s: : %. s;: ss :s;e' 1880 this
wArExrow., Aa.s., My as.-DeEs cArrrt-ns-
] va nat hs,d. oatis from % s sst ii natl1es, tos
a7,50. hve, sctorluE to qnaAsy the auppy II mora
ah,sp!snt. Warm weather nnfaver.h1y sneetct! t,a
also; tocond, t7.M es3.:o: laird, s;:toss ,i0.
from t. Setlh; ass . as:us afs siscp 'n III
lott, ts.oNs5. .sN sach; extra, $37a7. lisrd ahetp
1t so,No pcr lh Spring 1ambs. 1oAtce.
ST. LOUIS. <....
b. Louis, May o5.-11oos-ls4ceipts. 1000; grmcr
4, :ni1Cpsf, VI baeon' 'a'7S; sDo' to e,'r4'
CATr1r-1erefpts s15; scsieo and 6rtn good native
80; fair .tesrs $'5Gsao1; nlred ao:k, &i.s hds.;
&2.toa3.to.
crScrsSATr
c1HcrSxAr1, MAY 7j.-1ious-Dull antl declined !;
common. s'.t '37.e9; fair 10 Medium es.lnr%7.40
good, t7.te8i.7s Neccipss, DO shipments, ~.
LUMBER. =
Tbs msrkes orrnel yesterday With abont 9s cargoe,
~ tb~,t {n& &hn <ft~r
ths meet arrived. Tbs offerings rim largely 10 piece
stuff though Tho various qualtiaa OF boards and arlps
weEs fairly tspteacntst. Theirs good attendance
Of ,oca aud country buyers and lumber sold re1dy
in the morning, but waa ssther quct Afterwards tle
liberal roceiEts esusng many who had not nlfoady
bought i'll they wanted 10 hold of. Aanis,co tlcce
atud sold 1t $50 sud quiet ut $sDo; boards
and atrips 1t s9.ooal2l0; aud lAth at sl.to@t.s,.
Cedar posts wAss freely odersd and cloaou DUH ahd
t4sier.
Il Co.
Gar C4sso sehr In oa1, Nanis.e., It's m 1o.st, and
grim. hiu.ksgop, Ut common boards and strips t9no
C4rgo aclr Skinner, Muskegon. ~ m boards nntl
;f sao ~ 9sgo ssh. q Of s Is n
Dorl4ud.
c:rgo so,r Dick somer,. to ,rrre eca.r post, Al
| 14c for 6.!neh aud upwards. Bold by D. w. utRlss.
! Following ars ths ysrl quotations;
6ecthd cfesr, tuch to nth.,........ +.0G1k4 U(
Third ca4r, inch 3.u0 niQu
Third clcaf, thtrk, s.........-.. {tO0a2l o.
Clear flooring. LIT aud I'd rough. 3i.E0 u
EltAr sdln3t Int snd soconu.............. 2l0tA2l
EiIst comHon atdtng.. l1.OGte1au
Flooring, hrat common. dresa8u. 5000 tM
Floorug, second co,Enon dttsasf. u. .00ta: o.
Box boards, and 1................... 9&uo33s.o .ot
atock loarts 1i.10ta u. .Ut
fotk Go3tat.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1i.tb ~. .0f
0atoek boards. ..,.. ............... 13.taa .0(
FeucinG 6 IT, .5Oe 1861
Comon lumber, IL It and ,.ndef. 10.tJll.5i
Iotst aud scanttlf7. u to Il st........ 191ial3M
Lath 2o04 3.3
, 1875-05-26

IIO0s-At Nontay1 reduced pricts tho martet WA
fairly Activs aud rtn. H4 u nol bson that the re-
oeipts fsu long way Rhogt Of hs number generally
Sustained further shrntagp. there urgent
orders 70 h. nIled, and huysrs sppsrsny tnsr-
cut, TIN stuAll supply huRaseE, checked Ills tsud.
eney to lower prices noticeable on Aanday, and tas
m.rtet ruled sIong s.is q comnaoa to chocs light
Mallory bros. aold amsi! dsoss of assosssA hogs Il
{d.su. T4cy averaged M lhs.
, 1875-05-26
TELEGRApuIc MARKET REPORTS.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
SnsefAi t,lspateh 10 TIA cA4tu7e Ftfasns.
LrrtNrooL, A4J 23-il r. ns.-FiouA--No q, III :
No, l, 21s.
Observation-Disclosures, No, .. o.; 10 i, os ID;
trring. No. 2, Il ID; No. St 1oi rllte, No. a -;
No. l. u I'd club, No. 2, " 2J No. l., ~ 3D. Cora
No. ?, a2s ii No. l, a2s Gi.
pRoy1sioNH--rotk-74s. Lard-t5s G1GscGA,
LIvksPoo1, Nay asa p. m.-M4rkst unchanged,
L1yRarooi, Nay 2;-3 p. .m.-nHxApsTuSrs-Quie
Whoat-Recoptz for tho rsst shses dsss, 58ooo qra,
including 10000 On American.
CoRH-So. 2, 31E Cd: No. !, 90. Kezs unchanged.
WKAru1n-Fair.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-Lateat-Ftopa-E1 state
and Weatern. 27a.
daA1x-Wheat-No. = 10 spring, t. tdass lid.
Cdru-MIxol, a2s I'd.
paoy1sios4-rozk-Teatcrn, 73s Cd /; Eastern, ses
Cd. psof-78s 81. Lari-Gts. uscuu-Cu1nl.rland
cut Soa; long clear ziddlss, slA u: shozt cusr mid
lles. b3s ID.
caz.s1-rrime, Ga.
TAtLow-4Os vi.
pErRoLEuu-Hehnsd, gKd: spirits, 7.sd.
LoNpos, May 25.-WEArnxa rA,a.
Tue DANE or rEHoLANp-Amount os bullion Hons
into the Bank Of England baAuce to-day. CHS too
cossota Money, os@9ak: acsouut, otfssaA.
UNITED BATES DoaDs-'dos, lu9A; Ell, luo4;
1o.+os, lotx; new 81. 1o2H.
AMERICAN nAlLaoAn sxcusrr1Ea-Esw York Gen.
tzal, %; Ese, 1sk prefsErod. ".
1ALLQw-2s[243s VI.
Pkrno1Kux-Bptrits, 81 rsnnod, sgd.
11NsEED Dzr4-ala ~.
BHHApsrurTs-Ths afark Lana Erprsas, n I'll
weeky review Of Tho bseldsu1s market, say1: The
drought has been felt In Francs, aud poor Yield 10
probable. This, coupled with the appearanco Of the
gsaaihoppsra in e uuited StAtes will make low rates
of short duration, notwithstanding that ths coatL
nouta1 markets arc down 81 II H."
pAzis, Nay 2&-nkNgR4-dtf .75o,
FRAHRPoA7, Nay 2I.-us1rxp 8rA1Ea Doapa-'G2A
, 1875-05-26
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wers the receipts anl shipments Of
The leading artcles Of ftolues In ts city darnR tho
twenty.fo hon.s endinR II O'Clock on Tuesday
morning, and for tbs corresponding date ons year
ago:
, 1875-05-26

poRT OF CHICAGO, MAY oo.
Annlyrp-pEop Java, pudo1o, eundfIes achr Will
wtud, hustsgon, Lumbar sclr q. Herrt4on, Esnesha
cedar pos.s schf Grace II. Tflor. LuiIugou, umber
prop 1asho Bnhaio, sundF'.s ssrn7 Huron. Holland,
sundries E,mr Corona, st. Joe sundlisa schr Wax
bridge. Big Sturgeon, lumber: atnnr Chicago Msnito-
woo, sundrics schr Il. ]. 8kdmorc, PcutwateF, un-
hcr: Prop Neuominec. Muakegpn, hunarirs seht D.
=, Martin, Msnom!nso. 1u!nLos; prop J. T. Esath.
scls Afar5, Ludlncton, lunlter; tehr Lens Johnson
tndfn9tou, lumber: rchr Potomac, Jhckaonport C.
9F E sr ... 1.i pf; It, g. efe; e.. E
nominee. lumber sshf ciars M.atatee. luneet sets
weso. @ % eost; sshf ). g. Austin. oswsso. Iii .shr
1tti.ta, Caaeo- Pier, cedar posts; achr William
isec, in1.,ar: h srlr william jones' prtssa L@ie, Mm-
hef; schf Bay Slate, Aenontnee, lumber schF nsEs
sss, e eeasF f1 po: ssss 'A1sa n:sn psr. Wool .sss
slan.tos, hsneer; schr Montsrsy, bay oily lamber;
.ehr Jeunlo Matthew'S. oswego coAl s:hr kswa9aee,
c Ter tug d.emstts. Ysshtso, loving; barge soous
1sy. lssht!go lumnsr; bafye Asrt rsshtsko: iam.
ill., e. .sns afap nsssn. ssHs
barge .. Q. p: Grand na.ep, .n,nher: natss c5 +
Haven. lupber: barge wyoming. brand Ha.en, LUMBAR
eehr Fr.nk Crawford. o.meeo. AZ: AZ: senr s Ls,l
1n IsEs ,x oss ss .assasf n
schr Maj. II. II. Ferry. Whlto takc, lumber scbf
Kmriss Halo. c!eyoland. Itg tron: schr Ainn's h
Manhfce. lumber; barge Harmony, N1nistec, lumbar:
clx4a1n-s.nr = GhtsaFp. n G T*S .sesss IL! h'dss 's y
mr I'm u tosons g. Jo E bee aa seSr nise
Hawk, Lincoln. 81 ptgs aunI: sfhr Lizzie poat. II.
Io rla naur, ~ krgs heur; seox contes, Rcnosha,
4etr lclle Wsbrge, Zig Sturgeon, 10 a oats, ~ brh
beot. bsh pork at.nr -. F14k r., Baststo. 1850
corn. and sund; barge Quilting stat, Poss Haroa..
"a. 81? lu eorn prop Equinox, Foft In!on 70 oo0 b
s4ss s Ste} md san rror d. i. Isstb. sausasasf.
pkgs aund hargs Active PeshtE8o 10 trs sugar, and
sual: stu,f nFun. South lIurun, COO dry llss, 13e
lk9s sushl ttne Aenantnss, MusksGoD, $50 bf2 sst
s b44 whisky. aud suud.
, 1875-05-26

gHEEP-Tha arrivals since Saturday make to..I Of
would u simply nominal. Ordinary 70 good shaks
shesp would probably sell II 8t0129.2.
BUFFALO.
UusFA1o n. r, Nay -HocE3px, !, ,s63
total 10. r. sesf ~ P.ess % " On eonma1 .
e4as u ~ vsssi Aasss ~ &etsss. ~ 1914 aaA
, 1875-05-26

PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
PAttApELrH1A, May 15.-Wuol quiet; sup ply light !;
prices Of wool lowet than the following quota-
hons, which are tor old wool: pnlo, rsunEylyania,
and West Virginia x1 and sbo.e, t3965c; T. 6aa6sc;
medium, &4o7kc; eoa1s. 4t8soa; New York. Mich
tgsn, Indiana, and Western hue 4ss3oo medium, IS
9seo; coarso, ts@soo; eoublns, washed, to@dsc;
eoubihg. unwashed, 45@tGo; nuo unwa1hed, as4s
374c; ooarss bnd medium, unwashed, 1GsI3Ho /:
tus-washsd, sQ0s1ko; aud morino, pulled 40
61a; No. ! and RuTsr, pulled, Aa448e,
, 1875-05-26

Total Of s!i fpds in btote s,5a7. .B37 BIZ. Tees h1.
ares .how ~ .ncfsass during .ss rcsk q ~ 100 h
q. ~ h, OATS sni G,l1 bu barley. Total deSfsass
lNj&A7 bu.
, 1875-05-26

DRY oQopa1
Tbs tohbing t1sds wa& unchanged Ia ii ssnArl
eAAtsctsr4stoA, Al ahsaaas It snythin4 moss thsA
asA4k4t* activity v pkia ohees1sias " Nsst AxpAz$.
, 1875-05-26

Estcfal ptsoa!eA te 7hs Ehicdas TffSunf.
LAaALLr, ILL.,, May 1s.-AnRlyxb Ut R1ykn-canal.
boal Board al Trade, from Inru, light, for Chicago
aud Departed prop Deaves snl cAualbaAt Frederick.
Loh With salt {or leosiA. -
Chicago.
pAsszD Or1-psop Beaver and canst'hoet fsadss!a&,
both with Bal$ for Peoria.
, 1875-05-26
SUCCESSFUL MOVEMENT.
. Tn Lumbar EessSl QEae{A1 QQullIpAsto4 ms.

Tbs Lumber Vesssl ovaess' combination uaa9 now
b. considered IN estsbshsl fA1 over ninety vs4aols
having thus far Signed ahe a4rehmeut, 9bout twcntJ
tuosu than Tsuutel by the CQnRtltutIon adopted II
lat4 meeting. Ever sauo tia movement was tusugu-
1aisd, It m4t vtlh uauo. encouragement fsuu ~ tha
oxness u luinbctsessels. who. through II, sAs Tvs
only escspe from financial sInbazrassment which,
With tie low rstcs that hAya prevailed stuce ths oSE
ttea u,oat Of thaia. MaAt ot tic veAsels and ss1s
caay the sm4iler onss, loss With s1sr1 UP tlST nkls
and, but for this Gaoyemsnk few would htys
ssu1tn4t u tkA bxsnass AftsF ~ 4a
Il SuRA Tia kyef n ~ Sss4k& -
, 1875-05-26
LAKE FREIol4T5.

Frvights were In fair demand II axe for wheat 70
40 snd 7Hc Tor do 70 kiugston asrssat steamers
wars nlius up with grain, on ahfongh sates. Tbs
charters w.re: To DnnsIn-Sehrs D. 4. Ysa VAItsu-
burg Il L. Fostsr aMst large kusss1I, wlesa u s4c:
ptost stArurcs, whest ha.aa oats aud ea9n and Gn,
llrs atAtY. wheat Aud euro oa Through Estss. . 70
Wheat, 29,Q0o hu; corn. - oN bu: osls 80 oaa bu.
MILWAUKEE.
Charters. 10 Dunlo-stealnhaFge Foee*s casy and
eapso1t H. H. Brown. aud achr u. IL. johnson, wheat
Il 10. 70 Diack lsoct-Sthr Z. Fitzgerald, what y
4Ec. Ir,u oro-~6cAr 2onitor ane cargo, EseazA6s "
l@lAnd, s3o peE tous tzea III aud aut-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-07
ua.e ns,,.

Once more The base ball fraternity Of
Cairo have cause to feel iubilant The
club organized for the purpose Of giving
the hard hittcrs and sure catchcrs of
Murphysboro--by name the Big Muddics.
u club that up until last Monday has
never known what ii was to suffer defeat
friendly bout proved themselves more
than q match for their. brothers OF that
burg. Though the day was extremely
hot. aud the members of the club almost
entirely without practice. the game play
ed by them is pronounced by those who
witnessed it TO be the best ever played
by q Cairo club. The fielding of the men
in their respective positions was exceed
ingly good, while at the bat, though no
unusually hard hits were made, they
were sure and safe, thus running up q
score on their adversaries unlocked ioi
by themselves. as they had anticipated q
very close game. The following Is the
score
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-07

tie battles more successfully that they
have embarked TO battle with.
May this meeting of ilremen from dit
icrment sections of Southern Illinois re.
sult in permanent benefit to H. all,
hoping and trusting we will often meet
together in the same friendly spirit as we
do this day. In behalf Of those ircmen
left behind. would say. their absence i
not the wish OF their hearts: they were
all DESTROYS of being here, but the citi-
zcns of Cairo could spare no more ofihcir
protectors from their homes. All compan-
les have u representation on this ground
to-day, united under one head and
one company. In behalf Of those fire
menleit behind, allow me to return their
sincere thanks for yourskind invitation to
be present at this celebration, and IN con-
clusion let me not only return you the
thanks Of the iiremen present. but the
citizens of Cairo for this kind reception,
trusting it will not be long before we
will have the opportunity To rcciprocatc
the kind treatment we have received and
will receive this day.
Again. Mr.. Speaker. allow me in be.
half of the citizens of Cairo, one and all
TO tender you the thanks, with thcii
kindcst regards to the citizens OF Muir
physboro for their future welfare aud
prosperity.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-07
4 Rap over His KnuckIes.

We believed, when we read it, that the
writer of the poster for the Alexander
Hunting Club had made u mistake in
his attempt to ridiculc the turner's pie
ME, and now we know he did. Mr.. lIar-
rcll. OF the Ga.ettc. whose name was
used in the poster, thus rdps over the
knuckle, the humorlcss writer of it.:
"Thc po.tcr-writcr Of the Alexander
Hunting Club may be "a fellow OF in-
finite je-t:' but we would not bank very
high on his judgment. II he in
tended. by announcing the name OF the
e litor of the Gase,te az one OF the
clubs ith oil July orators, to De funny /;
he has most likely learned that his hui
mOur is heavy. If he intended, by a
use Of other names. the owners OF which
never affected the rostrum. to ridicule
/ their plentiful lack OF oratory he wa.
equally unfortunate, Tor. instead of rails
ing the laugh, at their expense, he ha'
invited criticism of his appreciation o
the mirthful, and his disregard of the sen
sibilities OF Others, that has assured him
ere this, of his mistake. He kept scores
I of people away from the clubs picni'
| grounds. and earned the applause OF no
! body whose commentator j. worth hay
J inor'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-07
u,,l for mn important Law

A bill IL being prepared by gentle
man of this city making II an indictablc
oiicnse for a widowcr to court longer
than three months before he marries
again. Longer courtsbip than this, par
ticularly when II is distributed among
females of all agcs--from the school girl
to the oldish woman In wig and so.forth,
Is boorish--vcry nauscating, aud makes
the courier ncglectiul Of business and
remarked of all rcinarkers. 1t is believed
the bill can be pressed to a passage in the
next Assembly. When it becomes a.law,
our citizens will build fires in the streets.
shoot guns, have both bands play, and
feel relieved Of one ofthc institutions they
desire to have put aside.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-07
COMM ERClAL.
CAIRO, LII, TUESDAY EyENIN,

CAIRO, Lib, TUESDAY EVENING, |
July g, 1915. I
Owing to ollr absence from the city,
Monday, celebrating the GLORIOUS
Fourth" we were unable to issue our
Price Current on..timc but as the day
was periodically observed by most OF
our business men, we know they will eX-
cusc us for likewise participating in the
festivities OF the Occas ion.
The weather has been excessively hot
fol the past week, but an occasional ram
falls 10 the great relief of those whose bus
mess keeps them on the street. \ Nio-
lent rain and wind storm occurred here
Sunday night, but did no damage beyond
tearing the roofs of of one or two build
ings.
The markets generally remain about
the same is last report. The flour mar
kct is duh and oyerstochcd Oh all grades.
There is no demand for hay, with plenty
in store. Rejected corn is nnsalcablc,
with considerable on the market. The
oal lllaThcl II NAV WHY h''i' "oHi'ho WV
the supply is equal to it. The hot wealth
or is very uuiayorable tor butter. 1t
takes but , hours 10 give it the appear
ancc of having been on hand two weeks,
The demand is very light, aud the re-
ceipts are falling OIL Chickens are not
very plentiful, and the demand is only
moderate. The demand for eggs en-
cecds the supply; all that come IN are
sold at the highest quotations. Olhc' ar
ticlcs are quoted below.
DYHOur friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually Tor
sales from first hands In round lots. In
filling orders aud for broken lots II is nee
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-07

Time Of game Two hours aud nve minuic-
The Slaughter House Question.

Mn. EDITOR While the trustees OF
the Cairo City Property are advertising
extensively, and endeavoring 70 make a
favorable exhibit of the natural adyan-
tages, surroundings, manufactures aud
industries OF Our city, does it not appear
very strange that they should omit to no.
ticc branch of business so important.
powerful aud all Prevailing a. that car
RED on outside the Mississippi lcvec near
Tenth street. How are the bloated bond
holders and capitalists who arc seeking
advantageous investments 10 obtain the
necessary information as to the location
construction, and diabolical stinklivc-
ness Of orr slaughter houses aud the en-
tcrprisc manifested in keeping their SUI
focatiug cllluyia constantly stirred up by
an efficient. energetic and Industrious
collection oil hog. 50 that il can be
Thoroughly diifused throughout the town
and pcrmeate our dwellings, il these en-
ticing attractions are not duly set forth in
the advertisement: ,rruc, those who
visit our city via. the Narrow Gauge rail-
road receive their first impressiou, OF
our salubrious atmosphere a. they pass
these powerful generator. OF villainous
smells, and naturally wonder AT the ex-
trayagance of a people who allow so
much fragrance TO run to waste. Why
don't the Trustee. bottle few specimens
of these rare and puugent odors, and box
few packages Of such as are thick
enough to cut up into solid junks, AMI
keep them i'll the Office of the Cairo City
company for exhibition; A single sniff
would decide the matter with the mos
wavering, aud leave an iiidelihle impress
sion or the immense resources of tn
Egyptian metropolis. COLOGNE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-07
The Iifth at Nurpi,ysborO.

The celebration ut Murphysboro on the
fifth was decided success. Train, from
nearly every station along the line OF the
Illinois Central and Cairo Il ST. Louis
railroads brought large numbers Of men,
women and children. all OF whom entered
into the festivities with will, and made
1t day long TO be remembered. The
train on the narrow gauge road from this
city consisted of twelve cars crowded
with people, among whom were the
Delta City Fire Company, all of whom
went TO ''have time" and they had it.
Every one seemed satisfied with the days
doings, and went home in the best of
spirits.
The programme, as published in this
paper in Il former issue, was closely fol-
lowed. The celebration was one of the
largest Of the kind that has ever taken
place in Southern Illinois.
The Cairo people were received by the
citizens of Murphysboro and Conducted
to Turner Park here, Mr.. }. p. Robarts,
happy reception speech, which was re-
sponded to by Mayor Winter of Cairo as
follows;
Mr.. SpEAKER-LApiEs AND GENTLE
MEN 1T has fallen to my happy lot to
respond TO The beautiful and magnificent
reception that has Just been given the
Firemcn and citizens of Cairo whom |
have the honor to represent. Such recep-
tons are seldom given. Why Because
of their magnitude and hospitality for II
city the size Of yours. | can assure you
my heart oycrllows with gratitude when
| say that know speak the sentiments
OF every Cairoitc present. In behalf Of
the Firemen Of Cairo, allow me To re-
turn unto you their sincere thanks for
this ovation, trusting the day is not far
distant when they can return your kind
ness. May this day be one long to be re-
membcred by every Fireman and person
present. May IL unite us ia those bonds
of brothcrly love that no human mind or
hands can destroy.
What Is Il fireman? Let all pause and
ask themselves that question. l. it the
man who rushcs to the fire to look on
and gaze with admiration and wonder at
the destruction OF his icllow-man's prop
dead hour of the night, PUSHES from his
couch, rain or storm, at the sound OF the
alarm bell, leaving, if hc has them, his
wife and sleeping babes to fight the fell
monstcr-tire-ands save his fellow -man's
property. Perhaps that man, in the dis
charge of his duty, meets his death, which
Is often the case, and is carried TO the
once happy home, to Il brokcn-hcartcd
wife and weeping babes. Oh. my
friends, the life and death OF IA fireman In
the discharge of his duty might well be
said "is u warriors DEATH" rs much SO
rs the man who goes forth at his coun-
try's call to defend his country's llag
Bear this In mind, and when the fire
man asks for help, spare not your charity,
but give with II liberal hand, for he
who Is fireman Is one of Gods nOblcst
works--a man Of noble heart, generous
impulses, and one who sacrifices his own
happiness for the welfare and safety OF
his iellow-man. Assist such men by all
means: countcnance them upon all occa'
sions, thereby encouraging them to fight
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FINE ARTS.

At auction Thursday night and Fri
day and saturday mornings. afternoon
and night, July sth, 9th aud 10th. the
choice collection Of high-class Oil Paint
ings, oil Lhromos, and English Engrav.
ings, deliberately and elegantly framed
now on FREE EXHIBITION at corner
Sixth street and Ohio Lcvcc white Il
Grcer's oil stand.)
SALE POSITIVE, 40 RESERVE.
Examine catalogues. Ladies rs
pecially invited to visit and inspect thi'
superb gallery. l.. II. MYERS.
,-1-2t Auctioneer.
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Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
viii andi II 10 their advantage 20 call upon
Nrs. Coleman, Laundres-, No IL Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, 20 cents per dozen. foi piecv work
prices are as follow, single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen soc; socks Sc; two col
lars, Be; two hsndkerchiei-, &c; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - 10 Doc;
.kirts 10 to 20c; drawers 10 TO ljc; two
pair hose DC; two collars 3 TO i0c FOR Ia
iies' plain clothes 81 % per dozen; for la
dies fine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. ia
tronage solicited.
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Died

On the morning Of the 9th instant,
Samuel T.. Wheeler, Jr.. aged eight
months.
Funeral IRON the residence, corner
Eleventh and Walnut streets, AZ . O'Clock
a. M. Wednesday, July 9Th. Train will
leave the foot of Tenth street for Beech
Grove Cemetery ut 10 q. m.