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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-18
..POrtrmits Glaces. 50

This Is a new style Of picGure now be-
ing produced by VIM. Winter, the artist,
OF this city. These pictures are creating
much interest in all the principal Eastern
and Western cities, being altogether new.
They are unlike photographs. being
raised and beautifully cnameled over the
entire surface. soft in tone, but distinct In
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them falls to admire them, or to give the
artist an order. We have been shown q
number of pictures Of well'known ladies
and gentlemen Of the city, aud have no
hesitation In pronouncng them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest In such matters or de-
sire pictures, to call upon Mr.. Winter at
his gallery and examine his work in this
new branch of the shadow-capt,,ring art.
Cliff
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DISASTROUS FIRE
u. ~. Grecley's Large Frame Building
In a s1les.


&. IL. Greeley's fine frame building,
on Twenty-second street, between WASH
ington avenue and Walnut street. Is now
In ashes and ruins. Thursday night,
after onr paper had gone to press, the
alarm Of fire sounded. The fircpen re-
sponded promptly to the call, but before
they reached the scene of the c0nflagra.
ton the building was SO far under the in
fiuence of the flames that 1t could not be
saved. A strong wind commenced blow
Ing. preceding the present cold snap, and
famed the flames into intense heat. 1t Is
believed the fire originated by the explO-
sion Of coal oil lamp. That seems to
be the general opinion. When the tire
was discovered, MIR. Greeley and his wife
were asleep In the second story-a peril.
GUS position-as the building fast filled
with dcnse and sufiocating smoke. rem.
dering escape very difficult. The house
was elegantly finished, besides having
all necessary appliances for use and COM
fort. Only portion of the furniture
was saved, with small amount Of wear
Ing apparel. Insurance on the building
will reach $4,000; and on furniture,
$4,000, making total insurance of
$1,000. When we consider that Mr..
Greelcy's house was ono Of the best
frames IN Cairo, and the furniture rich
and sumptuous, this amount will be FIR
from saving him from loss,
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81. CnhaPles Arrivals.

+. v. Dewell and wife. Little Rock,
Ark; Mrs. Mckinney and child, Mem.
phis, Tenn; Frank Dunlap, Cincinnati,
O.; Capt. Irwin Dugan, City il. II. MUIR
ray, Carmi. ILL.,; A. Greenwood. New
York Mrs. NJ. T.. Catlett, New Orleans;
Miss vi. Catlett, New Orleans; Miss
Mile Catlett, New Orleans; Miss l..
Fennon, New Orleans; Miss Irene
Hooper, New Orleans; Jas. jackson and
wife. New Orleans Benz. Bankin, Me-
tropolis; NJ. L. Downy, Centralia Miss
Bell Spaulding. Hustin, Mich.; Fred.
Spauliing, Hustin, Mich; j. G.
Arlington, New Orleans; S.
Marchildon, Thebes, ILL.,; Miss
Alice Newtallen. New Orleans ;
RObt. Kaufman, Cincinnati, Ohio; w.
ID. Henkly, Fredonia, Mo-; NJ. II. Page,
Chicago; G. A. Agee. New York; ]. c.
Hartwell and family, New Orleans; l.
b. Whitaker, New Orleans.
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Police Court.
BIRDS.


"A female. named Hattie Russell. was
arrested by Officer Cain, yesterday. for
drunkenness. She was tried before
Judge Bird and fined 81. No, having
the necessary amount. Hattie Russell will
add a little more expense to the cheerful
Taxpayers burden by boarding with the
city eight days.
-Laiiue, on his rounds yesterday.
met up with Ann Smith and Elsie Taug-
ton while they were having n Virginia
reel and walk round. lie considered
their conduct disorderly and pulled
them. Judge Bird fined each Of them
s.. Didn't have the cash. Ann Smith,
owing to this emergency, also became
burden to the taxpayers, becoming the
guest of the city for seven days. Elsie
TaugtOn-or a name similar TO it
seemed to be the mother OF u child, and
received time In which to help along the
taxes.
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eesera, items.

Most Of the young men who went up
to Jonesboro to attend the Fair dance,
have returned. They look pale and in.
tercsting.
The Blatz beer is becoming more
popular every day. Mr.. Lohr is the agent
in this city Of this favorite Milwaukee
drink and is already driving brisk trade
In it, sale.
Fred. Kochler 4 Brother have con-
cludcd to open meat store next week at
the corner of Washington avenue and
Eighth street. These popular butchers
will deal IN all kinds Of meats, but make
sausages, fresh and smoked, speciality.
When the Sun called attention to n
little item our young man published
about the Mississippi levee, that paper
got OF good one on us--retaliatory,
you see. Indeed, we are inclined to be-
lieve il is becoming the "organ," and said
what it was told to say. But the fact is.
that In mentioning the lcvcc we were
saying nothing to the injury of the city.
If we had no levees the city would be In
no danger. the river being low. We
don't cry, as the SIN man did, "thc water
Is climbing up the levee ; look ont for the
deluge!'
John II. Phillips, at the corner Of
Fourteenth street and Washington ave.
nue., has for sale the largest stock Of
Teas in tho city. They are Of the very
best quality and arc sold at the lowest
prices. We have tried his Golden CAMS.
ter Tea and can recommend 1t as ex.
ceIlent, possessing great strength and
flavor. Private families. boarding house
keepers, proprietors Of hotels and all
who appreciate choice and pure natural
leaf Teas are recommended, II they wish
to economize in the purchase Of Teas, &c
GO and examine Mr.. Phillips varied
stock.
The young man who presides oyeI
these columes made us go into ecstacie'
over the work Of the grand jury. While
we are inclined to applaud much that !
did, we nevertheless believe 1t was won
derfully inquisitive and put its nose int
too many matters. You see, when thing
are going OH quietly-when the "gildct
butterflies" are flying in undisturbet
peace, and the boys are enjoying them
selves, IL is mean in grand jury to rais'
a fuss and "stir things up" We hat
peace. and the grand jury has broker
it. And yet our young man goes into
ecstacies over its labors.
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Can Bouton tell us what has become
of our local editor: II is a matter Of i'm
pOrtance 10 us. He Is a rare and radiant
youth, who can't 90 back OH horse-iicsh,
fairs. or good looking girls. This last
is the most serious attack OF staying
away when duty call, that We have
known him to indulge in. Something
unusual has certainly taken
place. Perhaps he's showing Tom
Matthews some fine points about
that pacing horse, or George Dougherty
Is attempting to convince him that he
wrote "granger blossoms instead of
"orange blossoms" On Thursday even
ing he babe us an afiectionate good by,
skinned over our arabesque carpet.
asked US what we thought of the cut OF
his coat and trowsers, and lett for Jones'
borO. The fastest advices from him were
that he was at the grand ball given at
JOnesboro, and managed 20 dance in
every set, when most Of the other boys
from the Taylor Literary Club had to
take fear seats owing to the numerous
crowd Of males in attendance. lie Is
capable Of doing these things, and can
dance as fine clog or jig Us any youth
his age or size In Illinois. But we are
even with him. In his absence we traded
of his yellow. white faced horse, for q
speckled Texas pony. that has brand
on his left hip resembling the map OF
Mexico. If you see him, Bouton. send
him home.
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Yesterday was cold, clustering day,
and blazing fires were In demand all over
the city. Occasionally a train Of wild
geese. noisy fellows, courscd their way
southwark, hunting the warm atmos.
phcre Of the low lands and lagoons Of
Florida, Louisiana and Texas. We like
cool. bracing days, but dcspisc TO feel
that one has crept In by stealth--and in
the night time. When the Fall season
comes, and dull sky is over head, aud
the leaves Of the cotton trees daily with
each other, and chilly gale lifts orr
venerable coat tail, as we turn corner,
we are reminded that Christmas. hot rum
punches, and turkey lunch are not far
distant. and that the grand jury, the pet
of all well.regulatcd publics, has about
adjourned.
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A No. l.A0nARN .

II /. now cone, ded that Mrs. Coleman,
the | undies-. ". IL Fourth street, be-
tween " ,,hinst,n a c mn-rci Il avenues,
his Que the 4 co Quoted laundry 80
tabl shm, ht- N the city, and landlords Of
hotels aud boarding house. All ind IL to
their advantage To call upon her
Her 'Tic,s are a. follows Hotel and
boar''ing-housc washing. - cents per
dozen. Fol- piece work pnce- are
~ follow,: single shirt and col.
ar. Zoe; per dozen S'c; sock. be; two col.
,af. Sc; Two handkerchief, DC; vests 20c;
aud all genilemen's wear. SOC. per
iozen. jsdies' dresses, % to Soc;
Skir's ~ TO zoe; drawers 10 To lie: two
pair hose &c; two collars ! to Zoe. For Ia.
lies plain clothes - % per dozen; for la
ties line clothes, ~ - per dozen; done
Promptly, and prompt, delivered. Pa
'ronagc solicited s.3'.lm
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THE G. Z ST. I. +. 3.



During the past year the bank Of the
river in the bend about a mile from the
cross levee has been caving in, and the
river getting closer every day to the
track OF the Cairo 4 st. Louis railroad.
Col. Taylor some time ago called the at
tention of Mr.. Can,la, the manager of
the road, to the cncroachments Of the
river end advised him to take immediate
steps to turn the river towards the Mis-
souri, shore. The employees of the road
in the city advised Mr.. Canda that there
was no necessity for the advised precau-
tons to be taken. and the company
has permitted the cncroachments
Of the river 10 go on. Yesterday morn
ing, shout fifty yards Of the track fell
with the caving bank into the river, and
the business Of the road has been inter-
rupted. No trains went out or came in
on yesterday. A construction train was
brought down from some place up the
line, and force OF hands were at work
most Of the day yesterday taking up the
track and ties with the intention Of run.
ming track around the break. This
work will be completed to-day or to-nOr-
row. and trains will run as usual.
We have no doubt the railroad com.
pany will now lose no time in doing all il
can to strengthen its embankment where
the river approaches 1t. Rock can easily
be procured by the company, and 1t viii
not cost much to make the track secure
along the whole line OF river front from
about half mile above the break to thu
depot mt the point.
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THE COUNTY JAIL.
Report or the brand J0ry Concern iW8
Its Condition


To the Honorable Circuit Court of Alexander
County, State Of Illinois:
We the grand jury OF the county OF Al
cXander and State of Illinois, duly impair
elled and sworn at the September term
OF the circuit court, A. u. 1875, would re-
specially report that we have examined
the county Jail as the law directs.
We find no reason for censuring the
jailor, as the prisoners unanimously testi-
fy to his kind treatment OF them, and OF
his regard for their wants. They are
properly ted and otherwise cared Tor, as
we'll rs the situation OF the Jail and
It's surroundings will allow. But
We would respectfully, yet decidedly
urge that the situation OF the Jail upon
the ground floor of the court house Is a
very bad one indeed. The cells are about
ten feet square, and ten feet high, and
are necessarily SO located as to prevent
proper ventilation. They are also damp,
and from the nature Of the material of
which the walls are constructed are in
fected with vermin which it is impossi-
bic to exterminatc. The jail is often
crowded, and ut such times most of the
cells have tour or five prisoners in each.
Thus budding together of so many per-
sons, Of class not usually careful as to
personal cleanliness, within so small n
space, in n location naturally
damp, and badly ventilated, neces-
sarily produces very offensive at
mosphere especially injurious to the
health OF the prisoners, the family OF the
jailOr and all habitues Of the court house.
In view OF these facts which we believe
former grand juries have testified to in
their reports; we submit It as our honest
judgment that our county Jail is an UNI
qualified nuisance which for the sake of
humanity and common decency should
be abated; aud we earnestly hope that
our county government may soon And
means to erect new and commodious
building for Jail purposes, adequate to
the wants OF the county.
Grand Jury room. Sept. 10th, 1875,
JAS. +. MCCRITE. Foreman.
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Crystal SALOON.



The old and popular saloon keeper,
Harry Walker. will take charge of the
well-known Crystal saloon. corner Of
Sixth street and Commercial avenue. on
Wednesday morning, September 18th.
Harry will excel his former efforts as a
caterer to the public, and expects all his
old and new friends to call around and
examine what he will have on hand for
the good of the inner man, In the shape
of plain and mixed drinks. etc. All the
ancients and moderns know
what elegant and sumptuous lunches
Harry used to set. Well, he proposes to
equal. If not excel, his former efforts in
that line. and will spread a famous one
every morning. He will Keep Pilsener
beer In thebest OF orsler--cool and fresh.
On Saturday night at 0 O'Clock Harry
will regale his visitors with emusic by
the band" and a'lunch that will astonish
fat and lean men-in fact all who may
honor him with call. Recollect 1t will
be Jolly afiair-somcthing like old
times, as it were. Harry Walker will en-
pe,t all hands OIL that corner for, some
time to come, as nc is 10 be manager Of
the establishment.
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TO the Citizens or Cairo.

would inform my many friends. that ]
am still In the suction business, and read,
20 attend to all sales that may Offer. My
long cxperienc" IN this business n, eds no
comment-i is no experiment on my part,
and parties en,rrsting goods t, my c're
need no be sfiaid, as ! Am no "squib" Or
novice In tn business.
Sp, ci ! attention given to real estate snd
oui.noor s,le-, as { h ave never missed max.
ing rslc. u HARTMAN, Auetione-r.
Corner sixth street and Commercial Av.
--al.tf
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ciGcvYf oovHf.
September Term, 1919 Hon ~. J
0WkeF, PRESIDING.
Eleventh Bay.


--Thc grand Jury reported yesterday,
returning seven indictments. After their
report, the jury were discharged fiom
duty. They have returned l22 indict.
ments since the first day Ut court.
MIR. ID. r. Linegar made motion to
quash the Indictment In the case OF the
People vs.. Robert 8. Lemon, who is In
dicted for perjury. Court deferred passing
upon the motion until later In the day or
this morning.
The grand jury returned 'indict-
ments against the following persons yes
tertlay Junius >. Morgan. Thomas
Tracy and II. l.. Morrill,, nuisance.
The Cairo & Vincenncs railroad, null
sance.
The case Oft he People VS.. Parker and
Ilostetter was commenced ut two o'clock
yesterday, and it is expeeted that,it will
last until Monday. This case was
brought to Alexander county by change
Of venue from Massac county. The de-
PENDANTS are upon trial for larceny and
burglary committed in Metropolis. They
entered the pork house of Rauphandahlf
& Co., and, 1t Is charged, took therefrOm
o large quantity Of meat. There are nearly
fifty witnesses in the case, thus making
the trial very expensive for Massac coun.
ty. MIR. Mccartney, 'of Metropolis,
is assisting In the prosecution, being re.
tanned by some citizens Of tho city IN
which he resides. They had not, at adj
journmcnt, a, half past ) o'clock, secured
jury.
a.. CIVIL. =
The court sustained the demurrer in
the case Of the J. G. X X. Co. ". Samuel
VI. +. Mcclure. -
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Notice.

Public notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has this day been appointed
assignee of the estate of Harrison Houpt,
for the sole use and benefit OF his credit
ors, after deducting all expense attend.
ing the execution of the same. All per-
sons indebted to the said assignOr, will
pay the same without delay, to 1.-THE un.
dersigned. \. CoMINGs,
Assignee of Harrison Houpt.
CAIRO, ILL.,, September II, 1875.
n-lS
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Auction or Real Estate.

will offer for sale on Friday, October
lst. at two p. m. lot 6. in block 4, on the
Ohio Levee. between Eighth and Tenth
streets, with house and all improvements
on same. The house Is now renting for
S35 per month. The property will be
sold to the highest bidder. Terms Of
sale will be made known on day Of sale
This is a good opportunity for any one
wishing to purchase good business
house and lot. J. b. SELLA.
Dan Hartman, Auctioneer.
g.la.td,
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4 Fine AlOrk.

WIN. Ehlcrs desires to inform his pat
rons and the pu lie generally, that he has
now on hand a lar!o slock OF French and
German h, al,, Kip snd NJ 10000. and il pre-
p.r. TO manufacture. for store and office
wear. III finest Of Morocco or Cali skin
shoe, or 81 l.; and for farm RS, draymen
and out do r wear generally, his French
Kip stands above anything ever offered in
tni- market iii- LISTS are u the latest
styles ami h. can guarantee a 1T and sat--
faction 10 all his pat on-. 0 3-tt
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men from the ef-
feet Of Err ors and Abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments TO Mar.
riage removed New method Of treat.
m mt. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circul.r sent tree, in sealed en-.
velopes. Address Howard Association.
ila n. Ninth st., l'hilahclhia, Pa. an IN IT,
tuition having high rcputa on FIR honor.
able conduct and professional skin.
S-!4-dGw3In
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FOR RENT.
Winters Block---uitablc for Hotel, OH.
ces or Business room.--cheap.
Tenements numbered !, rs and ., In
Winters Row, ) rooms each, for so pei
mouth.
No. 10, fc ,rncr) Gle j9-1 rooms.
Tnat desirable double Cottage Oh corner
Of Thi tesnth and Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial n-
cnue, rctwccn Tenth and Eleventh str ets,
suitable for dwelling and Business.
Two houses on Commercial, below Sixth
street, suitable for Business Houses and
DIV ling.
Two .mnii Houses west OF Twsnty-sec.
ond street, near Pine, - each per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth. near Wal.
nut, 8 rssms, for az per mo6ti. Do
Business house on Levcc, near Eighth
street, for $40 per month. -'
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Valuable Property for Male.

The undersigned wishes to sell House
and Lot, located on Twenty-seventh
street, between commercial avenue and
Poplar street. Cairo, Illinois. All neces-
sary out-houses, stable, etc. Also. a good
cistern. The lot is provided with fruit
trees, etc. This property will be sold at
low figures. Apply to Thomas w. Hal
liday tor further particulars.
MICHAEL liIGGINs.
CAIRO, Ills, Sept. II. 1873.
9.ls-3t.
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FOR.

ssi.
1mtarieA TO Nan or Beasts.
Falls, bruises.
StrNtss9, .Sprnins, Connie.
siohs, Dtsl01nSi0os.
fPNet1s re-, ~, YarEbx-
ted or lncised N4hy,6dsX
~ e1etmw~. Burns Sealds,
sunburns. :HfT
Bleeding Lssisgsv .ur
Splitting II Blood
NOse Bleed, ana Bleot-
ing Gums on TSofh. -
Vomiting ~ ma ~ p0
Bloody Discharges. .
Pil@ = Bleeding Pilrs,
Blind Piles, (lnlhlU6f
Foe t1lacosU, t.aracnAl De,t-
rsisia, Swelled No.
01se saslassetasus, Hnoyn.l.
! tic swelling or S0f0nesf
Stseutsess or SorSslosS
Li,InlMgo, i.AVle .ltpMN
wore ThrONt or Quipsys
in'iamed Tcssiis.
niptheria. Raonelui.
! lis, Astn1o&
SOre or Inflamed Eyes or
: Ey6-lids
Cat.rrh: LeucSrfhcs,
DiaHhea, Dysentcry.
wore Nsppe6es la6iRcd
Pain fsll or too Proshss
Monthlies.
MIX Leg. Ovarian Ola.
ease aud Tuu6iS.
Kidney Cosk blhip {,
Gravel and StyNs,gtlfy.
tllR1tmgs and Excurie
tions Of lnfants, or
! AhuIte. y"
VaricOse ve1uo. Hi:
larged or lnniyned vsirs
Ulcers. Old Sores, tnter.
nal Clcerntions.
HOt1s. Carbunclsf.' q',1
mors, Hot Swellinks.
COrlss and Bunions, Clmt.
/ cd or Sore Feet.
thalings,lIarness or 50 y
dle Calls -: J .
Eclsy.s OF Whitlow, Frost-
I, ed-Limbs.of Parts.
Mosquito Bttes. Inseo q
stinss, Chappei HYds.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
-" Cherokee, Cincinnati.
- Silverthorne, Evansville. A,
d" City Helena, yicksburg.
q Capital City, st. Louis.
- Arch T.. Green, Gin.
&. b. Church, n. ..
Tow-boat Gov. Allen, st. Louis.
:" Mountain Oak, Thebcs.
-. DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducali.
" Cherokee, Cincinnati.
SilverthOrne, Evansville.
" City Helena, st: Louis.
" Capital City, Vicksburg.-
4" Arch r. Green, White river.
4" c. b. Church, Bank.
TowbOat Gov. Allen, Ohio river. 4.
:" Mountain Oak, Shawneetown
d" Lioness. Shawnectown.
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Fred. Hofhelnz, proprietor Of "Our
Saloon" OH Eighth street, opposite the
Grand Central Hotel, will spread grand
lunch Sunday morning, consisting Of the
following bill Of fare Roast beet, veal,
mutton, tongue, potato pancakes, crabs,
and all kinds Of vegetables. Fresh Mil
waukce beer on tap. Don't forget to 20
and partakc of the good thIngs--bctween
o and 10 o'clock. 9-1s.2t
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The old established dry goods house,
at present at the corner Of Ninth street
and Commercial avenue, will remove. on
or about the 9th Of September, to the
building formerly occupied by W. B..
Rockwell 81 CO. book store. now under
going repairs. Look out for large
stock of fresh and seasonablc dry goods.
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The 8ulletin.
RATES or ADvERrassNG,

= - : . . - . =
f3'All bills for advertising, are due anil pay .
able N ADVANCE. 81
Transient advertising will bc inserted at the
rate Of u 20 per square for the first insertion
and ~ cents for each subsequent one. 4 liberal
discount will be made on standing aud display
advertisements.
Local notices, business or otherwise, will BIZ
charged ten cents per line for the first and five
cents for each additional insertion, Counting
five lines and upward) discount will hc made
after third insertion
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
will only be inserted ns advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice ~ 20. Notice Of
meeting Of societies or secret orders 20 cents for
each insertion.
No advertisement will he received ~ less than
20 cents
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Harry Walker viii certainly have a
brass band at the Crystal saloon on Satur-
day night. The lunch won't be turtle,
but II is believed "a bear has been killed
by his hunters. Harry says bears are in
season, and that his hunters are always
red hot after that kind OF game.
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Col. Claiborne Winston has been in
Cairo.
-McCartncy. Corliss. Hicks, Willis,
and other prominent Metropolitans, are
IN Cairo, Attending the pork case that is
consuming all the valuable time of the
court and much OF the peoples money.