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INDIANAPOLIS,
THE Ili(AL or Iftf.f.

1Sp1ANaroL1e, Ind. Dec. 1o.-The trial OF Hi
In tho United States Court Was cout:nuo,j sa:ur
day. Tue prosecution introduced Harry yeatch
son OF Collector Featcb, OF the Flrbt District
who testified that OIL tho evening Of Dec, u no.
lu company with Hill, visited the Pasoka dje.1l,
lery. from which Ae observed s;noLo issuiue
"lon tho establishment should not have been il
operation. He 7slleyad Lewis and I'uIh1Il Ia
charge.
Hasrison Miller. + ssorokesper at Patota, tes.
tilted to having beeu Oh duty there in October.
1878. when Hill WA present and had \ ps.yste
conversation with bingham.
Capt. Wartmau WAS recalled. aud Eavo eyi-
donce Is to tho act!vo participation ct ,ll in cx
posing tho whisky Irregularities III his iurisdlc-
uou.
Charles uassbal agent for the Evansville i
Charlottesville Railroad, related how ho had
made false entries Of whiaky shipments for tho
ninghams, for which Ae received sl00 %,
mouth.
Hiram b. Snyder testified that be was a Store
keeper It tho la.oka dstlIery when Hill ca,no
thera. aud, I'll tho establishment was !u \ bad
condition. had lad fears Ieas tbs defendant, dis,
covering tue aituaton should Kivo inform a,jon
~ Ten. 'catch. Uiuxhau came to his relief.
ho"over, and took uiH in tow. With satisfactory
results.
plip c. Eberwine. Gauecr at Evansville,
testlhed to having seon julius Kaufman hand
LII MI envelope At tho rectifSug.huuse OF
tho Ntnghams winch Kaufman alters arts sAit
contained doGenuaut's par.
John E Phillips, nayenuo Gauces At pstoka4
eald tho DnKhaina nALned over uumLor VI
Government officers from whom, shey ueeu have
no foar, as they woutl not "pesca," aud among
sAoso mentioned was tbs defendant, Hill. Wit
ncaa related the circumstance OF Hill haylus
hocn eunt " tile Evansville littllsrr to mako atl
ohlctal inspection Ut the promises, wulcA lo,
however, tcin1tod to dou. Yoascll - alt correct
liz did not know that Hill ever rcceised auy
noncy from tho DinglAniB, but slxays uudeE-
ntood that hc Was IN wiki the Hing.
Ja!nss 8. prlngls, railroad agont and tale-
Elaph-"rorator 1t Patoks, tes.!ded that tho
h'nglaa,H paid hun S50 rer mouth for hN ~.
sistance IN shppn. crookel wllzky.
ihsam u. Snyder testified thai Gosdon Diug-
ham told him whom to b. af.aid OF sud WHOM,
not, And naminG III the latter olasa Houge
Steward, Hill. HtowuelI, sad lonell. inImating
that Ill but Howell was in the Hing, aud tlo
lattar. OH account of bis crippled condition. not
botng abie tu Investigate tho condition Of Tic
dlstiileItes. Iu 1874 John ". Bingham asaurud
him thlt sls ring waa safo, ~ l4bcock, the
FIe8dontA aoct1tary, WAS In 1t,
irorEe doKer. q cooper, tesuhed that crooked |
whisky w&s taken out Of tho PatakA dtstiIlary Ia
daylight through sls cooper-shop.
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The areess workshop OF tho bey u tho l,yrr whoa
ot 1t l. ~ wtt44Eaw The ta tsp,a Tic bluohi rl,an
tls important orSsu does not act The Kiln axyuu,ea
ye1o* t1sauee. and generally SEX hsal4rho sess
rsupsn.etl With o4s Ut appelo. The ,5ettr tetvn,sa
eoSyed. the nachinery does uos work wsl aud 10th
Mind ana toly *re dtsosltrct thu x,lcted becoullux
AhA fruitful, 1nilnx taus with everything AROUND
mem; 1o any P.fsnn III thl condition br. H. JsyusE
a,' e ts are seoo.alnenaed; Their stimulating
otaoled to perform. ts psurss functIos Cost,yeoss
cured, aud Ill ths ngkrassuux synp.ozus of hAoua-
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""E' 'Ep'E TREAT u ExrE- fEp Tn TooT Il.
S*tfit htEatt" 10 The Cn'teao trrsnns.
WaFH'aa1oy, u. C., Dec. l2-1t Ia exnec,ct1
h"ra tlIat tho persona indicted at St. Lou.y will
bo brought before Judge Treat to ta sen;enced
tlIis week. ltss understood TINT stc7 will plead,
in mitigation Of faNoncr, that tbo7 sese enticed
ot fnders, officials to do the.o wrongful acts
whoa convinced thcm that thoy would bo pro-
tscted from punfshment.
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Cangenitai Cussedness as Demonstrate
ed in the New Librarian o.
Congress.
qualification Of the Eager and Asinino
Expectancy Of Justice Dunn,
Of Arizona.
statement from High Authority
Of Our Spanish folatlons,
THE PRESIDENCY,
WHO IL IiE1n rREsUsirTlyK 2

spt.tas Dapoo,h to III. caieaoo tribune.
Tts,f,saro,,. T, q NJ. ~ rr,,-. L..
NJ .7 ~ ~ Hoe' AA'"An'te IN pun
AIDE con1ihG'snEg III which \ very serious na-
tioual compile ati,,n might raautt frnn tho da.,b
ot yice-psesfl1o,,t Wilson. Tint nn.sl,o oo,,.
n,.<ton liza In .t,o a., H.. IT,, ro w."
p.,, ns o' ~ 'no tact .aAt' ~ sae osont OF tue
ufash " .to''4do NJ Grant, Tho Democrats would
elaln tnas bpes ker Keft would bo President Of
the United Bt..tos. This yub1ect has rrcentJv
bsen mado tho te.t Of A nriy.tn esn,tor;.I a.,
ruee,on yr, y, ,,,;o,, =. - 49,. 49, ~ u'"'
~ =. ''''en ~ Hppe"ra tnat ule loading
Oenoefa1a INV given tho tnattor much thought,
and hare ar riS cd At tho conclusion apove atat-
VI. Ttls on, ,tusion Ia roschod by an M .nin,.
tim Of Il, ,,n.t;trt,,r.I ,,..s,:;a s,..I''
tath. W.. n .rr,ss"n., Po'D'ona 1eiatsse
no '.s' 1'ses'uen''a. succession and from che
!alee aoo pr ecedouta laid down In jefrszson's
provialous IT. not ceue7s1ty known. and c,nnot
fAlI ia o1e dte, cv,onGa3 co,,,.,, ~. s,.a.,,.S
.... ~ -. "a oAsaauoo comment Ihe Coos'ata-
noa' ATT l. 6cc. l. declares that "Congrcss 1nny
h5 Law p; .ov jdo for tba o1sn of ronovnt dcn,h
rss9pst;ion or In.hJtv bot, ~ t,s D.,
d,nt nj u,.4n-a.sy.at ...,," t"e tl.ul- ,
os;... 49,, toe'oou' o''ect'ns "hat
omeo' ~ ~! act as Prostdent and suel
olteet hall net accordingly until the
aisAb1ti tv la ramoved pro,J1.,,t
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II, spTo'as 'tspaseh 70 1As CAieaos I.toun&
nAsa's"7"S, D. O.. Dec. 19.-Ihe following
%io'n'atso'i Respecting our relations With Bpaiu
~ oesh COT atned from high uoYsrn,ueut ~.
'aof'ts' Ihs. President and Cablnot ara aptlralv
.t'eeo Oh tf'is question, or this there IL no
.euos' Tie Spanish note WAS rscstyed lsxt
"eaoeso ~. It il very long. tsi.udly md CON-
Mstofy. but ia not sntlrsly sst4afsetory. Il
""sss@a dsslss 10 ssesdt to s1s seausst shtah
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New ioAx, Dec. i2.-Asrived, tho stesmer4
Wisconsin aud Baltic from Liverpool. Aurnns
and A.'dsie from Antwerp. Aad Somerset from
bristol.
stoy1LLr, Dec. l2.-Tho steamship uibefnIan
fsoM Baltimore, has arrived,
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chsr""a p'nding againat h,n,. Col. 1lap:,eE ny.
pfc-sf" coh frnc' in tho innscsnca NJ i,.y
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Coughs and colds A1s u!teu overlooked i contIn,
ua1es for my length Ut tMa causes 1xr!taiop 81 IN
!unxs Or svlns ehe,u!c thrtas dlsease. "proyn1s
bronchial Tsochas usu ~ suustuAl cough sslusdy,
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WARRINGTON. D. G. Dec. 13-l \. u,-For the
Tennessee and ohio Valley. the Upper Lalos,
the Upper MfsAiealppt AID Lower Missouri vsl-
10Y. rising baEoneter, cooler, northwest wiuds.
clsaE or clearing Weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1875-12-13

Portland. as,.,* 4az:.2 s.r.nnn.h...... o,.ees
New YorA..... ..lus eyya5d Csnctanau..... 2s4,ss1
s3slst lsbs2saesa bsrois.s asfss aasfy,
1;ts!ss..:: 1;anats.. sst%s ssstt:st5t;effess 3ss
ohsi<ston.... s.n fs.ns!.eo: ssv13 v,s
Tbs gross roceIpts from cuHtoma for the ilacal
after doductlng drawbacks, refunds, aud the
like. wero $153, ,oGu, 2764l. '-''
The following ase oil the States in which, the
receipts - lrom :. inter'a! M revenues amounted to
Massachusetts, F2.,727G77 Conntoslcut. agso..
lal: New York, sl5, l,s5G Now jersey, ss
$2,g5s. 585; peansylyapla, H,l86, DAB; Maryland.
y1,3sg2s3 yIreluis, e7,G0a3i5; NORTH Caro-
.ns' .sa ss.s o;soS ~ LoIs'ana sel9ss2 Tannes-
ag.7l2 aliohigsn. q 0u1. .l4D Indians, ii, ,620,-
%; iova' eiSjs:gis; Ats.ouli, oi sleSe $685. sie
., II" n Esosa @ rsoeipss from Internal taxes we're
~ MSliG007, aW.hS. The nat receipta wore sl00,-
772 IS. Tho g1oss receipts from sales OF
PUBLIC !ands Wero St,al3, ,6l0.17, sad the net
l,Ao,1 1eo1d In no State or Territory eacept
California did the aaIes amount to el00. 900. In
California thsy Wero f6a7.G9a8G. This IL noarIy
half tue receipts. Rnd the oxoosR over other land
States ia quite remarkable. Tho 8rosH rui9csl-
.aneous @ receipts Mssa si7, Ao o9l01. aud tAs ue.
sorees' ss Including copyright and consular ieea,
~ on circulation aud deposits Of Nstiouai
Daaks I$8,872, l9l net). pass.is fses premium, on
.a1es " Kolu tax on eeal skina. sAlea Of ord
tant eouscss. TITUS back ~, OF Cougressm4o Ea-
TUNED amounted to eln8li, md eayo kn oxnen-
dItnse to that Atnouat,
1ne seeap'tultuoa OF receipts IL 40 folIowa,
EG11Onk .3fEA .y94
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|
tAo Postpuuoiuent o1 WHICH #Aa te!cEtnpaeu ulh-
tIlct.Attornoy Mchennty ~ ths request Ct
senator Carpcutor.' II would seoa,. therefore.
i!at ntter Low!a' intcFY!eW with Carpenter A.
Nashlhgton. tna senator fram wisconsin, 10 far
as known, It !eAAt dld, ~ L1"is understood he
would Try ~ 90. ~ that could be done
Alsef tno b!u11dof aho'at tho compromiae1,-
Sol Tue csscs pu: oG: Luwts was
attosney !or Hogers, ons OF tho d!sst}lers, Lut
tie whole tgdt of tho Whisky Ring was to stayo
otf t!1Als 70 RSold khe disclosures importing tho
whole Mlt"ankoo hing. and cousprom.ss with
fEoEers might hase been tie entet.ne wsdge fur
compromise for Ill Implicated. The Testimony
Ea1staa OH py SupoEfls1E MaDn, upon WAlch
Eooo Eas sent s" ull!oaso 10 rssponse to the
-. g r. a1sf4seh ior "a wy onshsls OF wheat"
mta M. .na. .. !eeoss' tsKea oo1ote AsVepua Agent
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. DR.. Jennellc, Of this city, Is
visiting relatives in Michigan.
Mr.. H. II. Spencer, sheriff Of Pulaski
county, was in the city Tuesday on bus
mess.
Hon. +. +. Albright and wife, Of
Murphysboro, are in the city visiting
friends and relatives.
MIR. j. II. Wild has for some days
past been sick with a severe attack Of bill
iOus fever, but is now, we are pleased to
state, improving. and will be all right in
few days.
Esquire Thomas Marian, a promi-
nent farmer from the country, is in the
city. He reports that his immediate
neighborhood was not damaged In the
least by the high water, although the
damage from the late heavy rains has
been very considerable.
Mr.. Riley Lane, Of Dog Tooth, who
was one Of the principal losers by reason
VI 'nc overflow OF that section recently,
was IN the city yesterday, I'm converse.
ton with him hc speaks quite encourage
ing'y Of the corn crop, although he re-
ports the wheat crop badly damaged by
the late rains. Pm some cases not more
than half crop can DE realized.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12

The excursion which WAS to have been
given by the Knights Tcmplar Of this
city. OH board the steamer Eckert this
evening, has been postponed un-
til some time during the coming week,
the Eckert having received orders from
headquarters on Monday night, to leave
Cairo Tuesday morning tor the scene
OF the sunken steamer A. J. Baker, near
Thebcs. Captain Dugan, however, as
sured the Knights that he would return
to this city with the Eckert In due time
to carry out their friends some night
next week. SO the disappointment to
many who were anticipating q glorious
time will not be so great as 1t would had
the excursion been given up altogether.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
Well Attended.

The meetings of the city council Of
Cairo, for many months past, have at
tractcd scarcely any notice, SO far as the
attendance Of citizens has been concerned,
until very recently. But within the past
few weeks, the attendance at each meet
ing has been large, Occasioned, undoubt-
edly, by the slight differences Of opinion
manifested by His Honor. the mayor,
anda number Of the aldermen, and from
present appearances, the meetings Of this
strong minded body promise TO create
even greater feeling Of curiosity and a
larger attendance than ever before.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12

ings were nominated for Treasurer. Mr..
NelIis was elected by reclamation, tho
other gentlemen declining nomination.
Mcssrs. II. n. Cunningham, r. Bross,
s. 3. Taylor, John Wood and G. q. Pa
tier were elected Executive Committee
Of the Association.
After the transaction of some other I'M
important business, the Association then
adjourned to meet again or Friday night
next, at such place as the Executive Com
mittee through the President may .desiy-
nate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
Correction.

That Internal printer made US put our
foot into it again by making Mr.. T. B..
Ellis instead Of Mr.. Chas. +. Nellis treas
urer Of the Citizens Association. Mr..
Ellis was not present at the meeting on
Monday night, aud Is understood to be
one Of the SIMS hackers In Its fight
against the Association. Mr.. Nellis was
present, took great interest In the meet
ing, was elected by reclamation. and
will, We have no doubt. prove to be a
competent aud faithful officer. The prin.
ter who made the mistake has gone to
join his ancestors In the "bluc beyond"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
About KILLING Dogs.

Within the past week, several small
items have been published In the BULLE-
TIN, setting forth the honor that should
be bestowed upon County Constable Rob-
ert Billingsly, for his proves as q dog
killer, and also that he was on the war
path In search Of the friendless ours.
These items, which were, NO doubt, In.
tended by the writer a. complimentary,
have caused Mr.. Billingsly considerable
trouble. On every corner, he declares,
he has been accosted by parties who have
lost their dogs at the hands Of the dog
killers, who demand, In authoritative
and sometimes unpleasant language,
what right he had to shoot dogs. lie
endeavors to explain that he has not nor
does not intend to kill dog this season,
! and that the reports Of this journal are
wrong, so far Us he Ia concerned, and
now he emphatically declares that an.
other notice of the same kind, published by
the BULLETIN, will cause cOrOner's In.
quest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
Louis Herbert has PII.sENEk.


Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
will find II TO their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No " Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
ciai avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, IS cents per dozen. Foi piece work
price, are as follows Single shirt and col.
ar, lOc; per dozen SOC; socks Sc; two col.
lars, DC; two hsndkerchiefs, DC; vests Doc;
and all gentemen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, 25 to Soc;
skirts 10 to 2Oc; drawers 10 TO l5c; two
pair hose &c; two collars to loc. For Ia.
dies plain clothes u 10 per dozen; for To-
dies 6ne clothes, 81 % per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tropsge solicited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
RIVER NEWS.
Port 1.ist.
s.ll-iiIl

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
City of Chester, ct. Louis.
Eddyvillc, Nashville.
Cherokee. Cincinnati.
:" City Of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
James Howard, New Orleans.
4" Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Tow-boat Lioness. 81. Louis.
Coal Hill, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
4" City Chester, Memphis.
" Capitol City, st. Louis.
4" Eldyvillc, Nashville.
4. +. Eckcrt, Thcbes.
Cherokee, New Orleans.
City OF Nick.burg, Vicksburg
James Howard. st. Louis.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Tow-boat Lioness. ST. Louis.
" Coal Hill, Ohio River.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
En- n.

In anticipation Of little fun on the
police question, a large crowd assembled
at the council chamber on Tuesday night.
There was, however. not word said in
relation to the police, and had it not
been for quite lively time over the ques-
ton Of allowing bill of Chef of Police
Williams, amounting to 81 for killing
four dogs, which question occupied the
principal time Of our august counseiors,
the crowd would have been disgustcd at
the otherwise quiet proceedings.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
Parish ScllOOl.

The next term Of the Parish School Of
the Church OF the Redeemer will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH. and con.
tinue ia session sixteen weeks. Under the
Same supervision and control rs it wa.
last term. the School vii! he conducted In
similar manner. Atihc beginning of the
term class will be formed for the study
Of Geology.
Application for admission must be made
either to Mrs. i. a. Taylor, or the Rector.
The price ottnition will he only eight
dollars FOR the term Of sixteen week, PAY.
ABLE IN ADVANCE.
CHARLES a. GILBERT, Rector.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
Brick sidewalks

We understand that Mr.. ID. j. CALI.
gan, to whom was awarded the contract
for the construction Of brick sidewalks on
Eighth street, between Washington ave
nue. and Walnut stecet, north side, and
on Washington avenue, east side, be.
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, has pro-
cured the necessary materials and will
soon commence work on same.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
r.,,s.rssl Excursion Party

An editorial excursion party, from
Mississippi, among whom were II. D..
Money, Of wiuona: T.. II. Stockhcuse,
Of Crystal Springs; &. II. Bradley, Of
Yazoo City; II. NJ. Sullivan. of Oxford /;
J. L. Powers. Of Jackson, the manager
Of the party, and twenty-six others,
passed through this city and dined at the
st. Charles Hotel, on Tuesday. The
party is on a trip through the North, and
anticipate pleasant time. They left this
city Tuesday afternoon on the Illinois
Central railroad for Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12

Sheriff Irwin, by instructions from New
Orleans, paid his respects to two young
men who were passengers on the James
Howard yesterday, and detained them,
subject to the order OF their friends. One
Of them, named Cantelli, IL a nephew Of
John a. Walsh, Of New Orleans. 1t ap-
pears that his uncle had sent him to the
bank to get check for $4,000 cashed.
This large amount Of money proved too
great temptation for the Young man,
80 he skipped ont with 1t on the Howard
Sheriff Irwin found fraction over 50, 100
upon his person.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
II n VNelexn

to attempt to cleanse stream while the
fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
OF tho liver and kidneys, eruptions Of the
skin, scrofula. headaches, and oil diseases
arising from impure blood, are Ut once re-
moved by DR.. Walkers California Vine
gar pittcrs, the great and infallible purifier
Of the blood. aud rsnovstor Of the system.
II has never been known to fail, provided
the patient had not delayed using II until
the vitality Of his system was too far gene.
7.l&-d&wtW.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
THE CITIZLNs.
The yRmes Of Those who Signed the
Call for the Association.

We, the undersigned taxpayers in the
city Of Cairo, being DESTROYS OF develop
Ing its advantages, promoting it, growth
and projecting Its interests, and believing
that ''in union there is strength" and
that greater efficiency can be obtained by
combination OF action than by individual
cxertion in promoting the above objects,
agree to form ourselves in an Associa-
ton for the purpose OF acting together
for the attainment Of the above ends, said
Association to be governed by such rules
and regulations as may be hereafter de.
termined upon by the members. Charges
to be made for maintaining the organiza-
ton not to exceed two dollars for an ini-
tiatiOn fee aud IS cents per month for
monthly dues, and the Association to be
organized when fifty member have
signed this agreement.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
DiSappOillted.

Many of the citizens OF Cairo, who had
contemplated a holiday and a visit to
Charleston, Missouri, next Friday, are
disappointed. The decision OF Judge
Napton of the Supreme Court of the State
Of Missouri in the King murder case, has
upset their anticipated pleasure, and they
will stay at home. King won't be hung.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
Nor. rh.s Ever sees Before.

The oldest inhabitants Of this city, who
have resided here from fifteen to twenty
years and longer, declare that Mt no time
Of the year, since their residence here,
have they witnessed so great an amount
Of drift wood In the Ohio as has passed
down during the late rise. The river is
full of It, and cords upon cords OF excel
lent fire wood are being caught, taken
out and slowed away for winter Use,
by both the white and black people Of
this city, who are not employed in other
p,tpsuits
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12

Much interest IL being manifested by
the people Of this city in regard to the
Citizens Association, and consider.
able talk AZ toits object. what il will nc
compllsh, ETC., IL being INDUCED in.
The association il composed Of the most
prominent and influential citizens Of
Cairo, and will no doubt accomplish the
ends for which IL was organized.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
Notice Of Removal.

The well.known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
The popular artist, George steinhouse, 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 shaves, ETC.. will
10 well TO call at the Grand Central Barber
chop. 7l-Ll3-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12

The Council, at Its session held on Tues
day evening, amended the ordinance rcla.
ting to the fire limits By striking there
from blocks and II, said blocks being
on Ohio Lcvee and Commercial avenue,
between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets.
BY this action Of the Council, Mr.. p.
Cuhl will be enabled to at once commence
the erection Of franc warehouse on
block 6, which be has been intending to
do for some time past.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12

Tho fine grey mare hired to the negro
woman, Ellen Watkins, by Mr.. Perry
Powers, OH Friday, and who is supposed
to be the woman found In the Ohio river
on Sunday, has not yet returned, and all
hopes Of recovering the animal have been
given up. The mare, saddle and bride
were valued by Mr.. Powers ut one hun.
bred and iifty dOllar..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
4 net.

Two gentlemen Of this city, admirers
OF the national game. one Of whom IL a
a great friend of the St. Louis club. and
the other an ,,admirer Of the Philadel-
phias, before the game was played be-
tween the two mines at Philadelphia on
Monday. made a wager. one
backing the former and the other the
latter club, to the amount of one hun
dred dollars. The Philadelphias won by
score Of l6 to 0.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12

Nothing has been heard or scen Of the
individual who took unto himself mum
Der Of coats, vests, several pairs OF
brooches and other articles from the
residence Of ex-Mayor John Wood a few
days ago, and the party. whoever he Is,
will. no doubt, enjoy the profits Of his
great amount Of check, now. without
being disturbed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12

70 barrels A Sugar.
~ barrels Brown Sugar.
10 barrels lie Castro and ODoubar Extra
G Sugar.
10 bags Coffee.
IN DRY GOODS.
200 pieces Of Muslin, price 81 10 Toe.
The above goods will be soid M the
lowest possible price.
Also, 10 hogshcsds OF Bacon and Shout
dcrs just in. and 10 tubs OF Extra choice
Northern Butter, for retail trade,
S-G.st c. u. PATTRR K 20.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-12
GuDtOu's Trial.

A special term of the johnson county
Circuit Court will be held, commencing
on Monday, the Both inst, for the pur-
pose of trying the Gupton case. 1t will
be- remembered that owing to the illness
OF Judge Mulkey, Gupton's attorney,
this case was postponed at the May term
OF the court, 1t being announced ut the
same time that special term would be
held for the purpose Of trying It.