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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14

oeerUe 1osoeo0, . C0oees1 Has, At
g NSVSs VSa5se.
Bctweesu eight and nine O'Clock Sun.
day night. MIS- Bell Winter, daughter Of
Mayor Winter, left her fathers house, on
the corner Of Seventh street and Com
sssrcial avenue, to 10 10 the home Of .
friend, Miss Wilson, q lew steps away,
where she remained but little while and
returned again to her home. When she
left the house, she left the front door un.
locked, apprehendlng no danger, as her
mother and sisters. were In the upper
part Of the house. She went home. closed
the door behind bcs, end had gained the
lauding Of the seairs lsadiag to the second
door, when - heard q slight noise
above her, and uDoa looking up. saw the
form Of a bury nagro standing right in
front Of her.
She gave . piercing shrek. and ran
down stairs aud out on the porch, where
q crowd Of not less than one hundred
people were attracted BY her terrified
cries. II was with difficulty that those
who gathered about her could sufficiently
quiet her fears 10 as to learn what had
happened. She, however, told her story,
and pointed 10 the negro, who by this
time had come down stairs and got into
the crowd.
He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
John Cain and Ofiicer Sargent and placed
in Jail.
We were informed by Mayor Winter
yesterday morning, that the negro had,
upon bearing his daughter scream, turn
ed round and. instead Of going out Of the
house, ran up the second flight Of stairs
to the third story, where he ran out Of Q
door leading upon the roof. Here he
secreted himself behind chimney. Mrs.
Winter heard him Is he rushed through
the hall, and upon going TO the door, saw
the burglar (who gave his name a. Geo.
Jsckson) 90 out upon the roof, whittier
she followed him. The negro followed
her down stairs and out On the porch into
the crowd. where, a. we have stated BE-
fore, be was arrested. The negro had
been up In tile upper story Of the house
before he was detected BY Miss Winter, and
inspected the alverware Of the household,
which had been packed away In The third
story. He ha1 also got his eyes upon
two Sorty dollar shot guns, one Of which
he selected and sst against the wall in the
hall, where he could reach 1t handily as
he went down stairs, but which, we sup
pose, after he found he had been seen, he
thought best TO let remain where II was.
The negro, upon being Questioned. said
he had not been inside OF the house that
be had gone to the door, knocked. and
that just % he was about to 70 away,
Miss Winter opened the door; that he
tsr,sed round rather quick, and came face
to face with her. she having stepped out
side, and that upon seeing him, she began
to scream.
jackson was taken before the grand
jury yesterday, and has, ere this, We pre-
sumo, been indicted.
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Ne Ways He Ol0n't TA60 ehe Ticker,
one A:ks ter Saspsasisn 81 Psb.
CAIRO, Sept. 1lth, 1875.
EDITOR BULLETIN IL notice In your
issue Of this morning, an article In regard
TO myself, wherein you have failed to
spell my name right, and in which you
uathoughte,lly, l believe, are doing me
an injustice by the very broad assertion
that am indicted for the stealing OF q
watch and pistol rom one DeBaun, and
as have been constant reader Of your
paper previous to this trouble Of mine. I
hops you will do me the justice to correct
BY publishing the following version Of
the affair, simply because lido not, nor do
] believe that you do. want the minds OF
the public premsturely prejudiced against
me or any one else. am In prison 1t Is
true. under an indictment found by the
PsSe~.s A...sss y.-s.s ss.s s>,s , - > v~
say, the stealing Of the above named arti.
cles, but on the charge OF being found
with this property in my possession, said
property having been bought aud paid
Tor by myself, and which I think will
be able to clearly prove at my coming
trial. II not. have a. matter OF course
to stand the consequences, let them be
what they may. and whatever the result,
! am still constrained to say that there
must be. and Is, wide difference between
being indicted for the stealing OF a certain
piece or article Of property and the being
found with said property in possession.
Please do me the favor to publish this,
inasmuch as any one, let him be ever SC
honorable or high-toned, is liable ut any
time to meet with the same misfortune.
In conclusion, l hope the public will be
kind enough to suspend judgment. until.
, at least there Is a thorough investigation
had Of the charge against me.
Very respsctiully,
FRAssx J. MCFARLAND.
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Died, September End, Jams Barnett, of Il
ity. aged - years.
The Angel Of Death has called him,
Who fingered long to mourn;
The hand Of dissase had warned him
That.soon shouh come his bourne.
The loving fAther and husband
Bsttled long with fate,
To escape the fell destroyer
Which opened the eternal gate.
Once for him the world was bright.
And fortune seemed to smile;
But days Of darkness came to blight
The prospects Of while.
Noble nature still worked on,
To meet the darksome hour;
Hut nerve and health At length were gone
Beyond all earthly power.
Triends-.yes. friends. the faithful few
stood by In this ssd day.
And all that truest hearts could do
Was done 70 cheer MS way.
But tolls and psinsali now are past,
His pilgrimage 10 o 'eri
He's reached his final rest q last,
FOR him Ia earth NO more.
What matters nov II adverse winds
Blew . or his psth Of care;
II In ti,e ralms Above, he hnds
Eternal joys toshare9
O men. be wise vhile yet You may,
Lifs up your leads on high;
Prepare accounts for that dread day
When you In fear must die.
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GO - Louis Herbert's for PlLsA


VIM. Ehlers desires to inform his pat.
rons and the pu lie generally, that he has
now on hand iarle stock Vi French and
German Cali, Kip and n rocco. and IL pre-.
pared to manufacture. for store and Office
wear, the finest Of Morocco or Cali Skin
Shoes or Boots; and for farmers, draymen
and out dor wear generally, his French
Kip stands above anything ever offered 10
this market. His Lasts are Of the latest
styles and he can guarantee . ht and salts.
faction TO ell his patrons. est
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oro pro. !lass . This port n,ehs b,sOrc I.,..
az , converted into . wharf. boss
there. 'o"'0 POINT ncsr
The shres bsrses Of tho t,,.,a ,...
NO. were aground Ut O~csoaa when ,ns
Cons Aillar came By. They were : ,,,,,o
out Of the channel, but could NO, rr,n,,r
long aground, A. the river Is rising.
The ax-oared shell, which was hull.
for the bsuent Of Cairo society. WA,
launched q scoi daylight Yesterday NOR.
ming, and 1t O'Clock struck out on her
trial trip up the Ohio. The crew who
manned her were Jno. Holmes, stroke ;
Irwin Dugau, captain James Phillis.
will and Frank Robbins and Mr.. Ais
thorpe. They handled their patent
"spoon bill'' oars like veterans aud shot
the Peerless through the water Mt rail-
road speed. They did not 70 quite as far
a. Paducah, and returned In forty min
utes, In good time to do justice to their
breakfast. The interesting part Of the
performance came when the crew at
tempted to make landing. Il was easy
enough to get into the boat but getting
out proved different matter. She Is 80
narrow and round on the bottem that
he least uncertain move would cause
her to capsize-a fact which the crew
seemed to realize wildly. After some
delay as to who should make the first
attempt, the Captains voicc rang out,
what ore you waiting for,
men9 Jim, jump out and hold her."
I'm In no hurry jump ont, yourself. II
you think It's so easy to dot" "Frank,
you CO." "No, let viii 70 FIRST" BY
md by. they settled the matter somehow
md got ashore well pleased with their
lew boat. About five O'Clock this even.
ny, dressed In their new uniforms Of
blue, and armed tperhaps) with life pre-
'ervers, they will man their boat and take
! long row In the harbor for the benefit
" Cairo society, which, they hope. will
'e largely represented upon the leyec
ront to witness the display. 1t will be
veil worth seeing.
WAN DEPARTMENT, RivEp 9Erowr.l
nA1g
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TIE Chapleosoo Rslp.

The Mississippi county, Missouri,
Agricultural Society will commence
their annual fair at Charleston on the
18th OF this month. Arrangements have
been made by the directors Of the fair
with ti'c ...Ausgemenr OF tn. ~. Louis
Iron Mountain 4 Southern railroad com
pany. for that road to carry parties FROM
this city TO the fair and return for Ont
dollar and eigbty-hvc cents the round
trim.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Parish OehOO1,

The next term Of the Parish School Of
the Church Of the ReIeemer will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH. and con.
dnue In session nsteen weeks. Under the
same supsrvision and control - II was
last term, the School vii! DO conducted In
similar manner. Attic beginning Of the
tenn class win DO formed for the study
- Geology.
Application for admission must be made
sAahsr to Mrs.. r. A. Taylor, Or the Rector.
The price Of tuition will be only eight
dollars Tor the term Of sixteen week, PAY.
ABLD IN ADVANCE.
CHARLEs A. GILBERT, Rector.
s-li.1m
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RIVER MEMS.
POvS Lloe.

AR1IvHD.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Psducah.
Jno. A. Scudder, N. O.
Z" Arlington. Cincinnati.
City Of Vieksburg, vicksburg
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Hickory, 81. Louis.
Jno. L. Rhoads, Ut. Louis.
Ste. Genevieve, st. Louis.
Silverthorne, Evansville.
Cons. MAlar, Memphis.
Era No. Q, Cincinnati.
Lily, ". Louis.
Tow-boat Smoky City, Island No. 10.
E. n. Norton, Hickman.
Ike Hammitt, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Jno. A. scudder, st. Louis.
Arlington, New Orleans.
City Of vicksburg, st. Louis.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Hickory, Tennessee river.
- Jno. l.. Rhoads, Cincinnati.
- DC. ucue ss,S, ~.~s..S~sK.
" Silverthorn, Evansville.
4" Cons. Millar. Cincinnati.
Era No. 9, Arkansas river.
Lily, South.
Tow-boat Smoky City, Island No. 10.
e. n. Norton, st. Louis.
a" Ike Hammita, Cincinnati.
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To Henry Baird. secretary Comet Base Ball
Club
We, the Atlantic base ball club, hereby
challenge the Comet base ball club for a
match game Of ball, to be played on the
grounds foot Of Eighth street, Friday,
September 18th, at 2:3O o'clock, p. m.
DO order Of Capt. Rube Yocum.
Gus WINTER, Sec'y.
Cairo, Sept. l3, 1873.
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We ~ soss sse)vav = sppess - +,
season sdvaaces.
Tonnage 10 plenty although There h
Considerable fssiGht bsIng forwarded 10
day. Rates are;arm 1t the new rate.
THE MARKET.
sUOur friends should bear in mind
thst the prices here given are usually for
Gales from Arst hands In round hts. In
Alling orders and for broken lots e \ nee
sssasy to charge an advances ever thsss
FLOUR. ,.
Stocks are large and The market 10
heavy and dull. Transactions are email.
Prices rs,Ie about the same - quoted last
week. Sales were 800 barrels - s00a;
900 barrels ~ s007; l7S barrels % 40
.; 100 barrels xxx spring % 30; 400
city S7@7 Is.
HAY.
Plenty and duh. There Il no shipping
and very little local demand. Sales were
! car mixed delivered $l7; l car choice
delivered Is; cars mixed delivered SIG.
WHEAT.
We note sales Of 4 cars No. 3 red win.
ter In bulk d %.
CORN.
The market rules dull and easy, no de. |
mand Of any consequence and no change |
10 prices since our last report. Sales |
were car white In sacks delivered 74c
! car No. 9 white mixed In sacks deAv.
cred re, 200 sacks white delivered 75c. |
OATS.
Plenty and dull. There Ia no ship.
ping demand, and few orders come In. |
Southern Illinois oats are hard to sell at
any price. We note sales of car In bulk
on track 3Sc; 2 cars rejected In sacks de.
ivered &c l car No. 2 mixed In sacks
delivered Sc; car Southern Illinois In
sacks delivered SIC; 100 sack. choice
Northern delivered 45c.
MEAL.
The supply IL large and the demand
very light $500 are outside quotations
to-day. Sales were 100 bills country
steam dried, $500; 100 bbls steam dried
on orders, $3.25.
BRAN.
The market Ia overstocked and dull at
$3.50 sacked and delivered In car load
lots. There Ia no demand at all. Sales
were 100 sacks on orders, delivered $40;
100 sacks shipstuff. 81.
BUTTER.
With the cooler weather the demand
for butter has increased, and a. receipts
fell of at the same time, the market is
left bare to-day. There is not package
Of strictly choice Northern Offering. This
grade would command Is cents to-day.
Sales were 100 he. Southern Illinois 2Oc
100 Ds. Northern &c; 600 lbs. Northern
old stock $50923c; 100 lbs. common
Southern Illinois 20c; 200 lbs. choice
Southern Illinois 29c; 100 lbs. choice |
Southern lllinois 22c; l6O lbs. choice |
Southern Illinois 2l93Sc; packages
medium s09a2c.
EGGS.
The market IL brisk and bare. All
that come In are taken at l94c, and are
not enough to satisfy the demand. We
note sales Of 500 dozen l2Ac; 800 dossn
lac; 100 dozen ll@l2c.
--..-- CHICKENS.
Receipts are light and the supply Is ex.
hsusted. Choice young chickens find
ready sale at q 80, and not enough old
hens como IN to supply the demand at
IS 20. sales were 2 coops old hens So Is;
. coops choice young 81 50; 2 coops old |
hens 81 25; 2 coops choice young 80 80;
! coop extra large young 81 70.
FRUIT.
There Is considerable inquiry tor choice |
apples and few In market. We note Gales |
Of 30 barrels apples. 81 5oA2 rs boxes
peaches, 5Oe070c.
! PROVISIONS.
There is some inquiry for clear sides
and shoulders. We note sales Of 10 bar
rels mess pork, $93.
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The Union county fair, held at
Joncsboro, was commenced yesterday
morning. For the benefit Of those who
want to attend the fair, train will leave
the depot Of the Narrow Gauge road at
seven O'Clock each morning, and return.
ing leave Jonesboro at two O'Clock aud
five minutes each day.
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To the Cisisens or Cairo.

would inform my many friends. that
an sill 10 the suction business, and ready
TO attend 70 oil sales that may offer. Ny
long experience In this business needs nc
comnent-i, IL no expt riment on my part,
aad parties entrusting goods to my care
need not be afraid. as AIN no ".quib" OF
novice In the business.
specisl attention given to reel estate and
outdoor sales, as iLsve never missed max.
ing . ssle. ID HARTMAN, Auctiosesr.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Av.
7-3l.u
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Happy relief for young. men from the e!-
feet Of Errors end Abusss y early life.
Manhood restored. Impe Dsess to Mar
rage removed. New meAo1 OF treat
mxut. New and remAyki1le, remedies.
Books and Circulsrs sent ifsss NJ Sealed en-
vslopes. Address Howard AssOcia,ion
tj8 N. Ninth g., Phtlsdslhis, rA.-as inst
tution having high rsputaiep t0s honor
sble conduct and prefsssieaal sttll
e3l-dAWoU
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RIYER AND MlATAER.

MVBk AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was Is feet I
Is inches on the gauge, having risen Is
lis inches during the previous ~ hours.
The weather 10 growing little warmer,
but 10 still cool aud partially cloudy.
Business fair.
OxND1AL iTtMs.
Tho Arlington dlled out bers with
over 80 ts~s Sos New Orleans.
THE indiana ems sereuud at last 10
counts 1t Chocsaw, below Nsmphis.
Chit. W. Dssdlsy lssv>s to-day on Q
short visit 70 friends In st. louis and
elsewhere.
The packet for Evansville anu The
Jim FIX Tor Paducah will be In and out
on tims to-day.
The Jno. L. Roads took part o. tne
M. 1sxasoa's cargo NJ Clnci""sa ana
| ~ Cons 11lne took ths rest.
-Fssagals ~ p,sa11eAsloas ~ lower
Ohio, ~ ~ pssbsis ~ beiaelA9 Out
daily Ill ths wsssr ~ oeeak.
-Ths ball q the old M L. WEI
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Wemaan's GlsA Nsssiug

The members Of the Woman's Club
and Library Association are requested to
meet at Room No. I. DR.. wariner's
building, opposite Robbins Music Bazaar,
this Afternoon at 2 p. N. A full attend
ance Is desired, As business OF importsnce
will come before the Club.
BY order Of the Ex. Com.
G. c. +. COss, Secretary.
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Ten pound letter beads, large size, Car
Isle paper, rated two cents higher than
any other paper used In Cairo for print
ing letter heads ordinary composition
only - 80 per thousand At the BULLETIN
ioh office
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CRIMINAL.


Yesterday the petit jury was impan-
neled, that Is to serve the next two
weeks. and Is composed OF the following
persons: Wiley Chats. Adam kaufman,
William Petit. Henry Plauret. A. II. Ire
land, }. c. Lemay. Jacob Martin, E. F.
Davis, George T. Whitlock, John NAL
lory, Chas. Mshner, Henry Brown, E. G.
Hill, NJ. Mahony, w. H. Bchutter, Thos.
Fitzgerald, Louis LiAcoln, Timothy Hes
ing. Thomas Hill, Richard Slack, Samuel
Williamson, Phillip Schmidt, B. No
Manus, W. d. Parrot.
David Hultz, arraigned for perjury,
pand mot guilty" Of the charge.
La the case Of the People W. Hen.
rietta Bradley, Ne defendant plead mot
guilty" She u changed with an assault
with intent 10 kill.
-Nollie Bailey withdrew her plea Of
mot guilty" to the charge Of larceny ana
entered the plea Of guilty. The evidence
against her was conclusive, and she
thousht It best to acknowledge her
guilt. The court did not sentence her,
as her age was not known, but delayed
the Judgment until her age can be as.
certained.
"A motion was made BY W. b. Gil
bert to quash the indictment In the case
OF the People vs.. Aollie Clark. The
Judge deferred giving his decision until
this morning.
The grand jury reported In the even
ing, returning thirty indictments. These,
with the other indictments the grand
jury have reported, make in oil eighty
two-more than have ever been returned
at any one term Of court before. Yet
the grand jury retired saying the busi-
ness before It had not yet terminated.
There are forty-seven cases on the
criminal docket Of our circuit court, be-
sides the fifty-four cases that were sent
to the county court.
The jail contains about thirty prison
ers, five Of whom plead guilty at the pres.
ent term Of court. and have been sen.
fenced to the penitentiary.
Court adjourned without trying
any cases, but expects to grint
out verdicts very fast from tomorrow un
til It unloads itself Of the great number
Of criminals that now ask Its sentence.
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0OnOpal Stems .

The Knights Of Pytbiss are talking
up moonlight excursion, on tho Eck.
srt, II N aasly day.
81. Mays psrk be- hssa- without
care since Thornton ieft, and u, In its
present condition, . nuisasee.
-Ths W0uan's Club and Library Ar
soclatIon Will meet this altsrneou IT, The
trsnsaction Of importaat b,asiness.
~ believe We may state that the 20.
lice imbreglio 10 Ut IN end, unless Il
shosld be re-opened 1t TIE council meet.
Ing tonight.
The eoea uights Of The hast Ssw days
have mads slssDlse delicious. 4 littls
rain now 70 sprinkle the dust would b
very aaasptsbls.
The river rod y Mound City ha,
become paessble to carriages. II Is . w.
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100 barrels of lire. best quality. for sale
at low.down figures ut Jno. d. Phillis h
SONS.
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There were two caseS In the police
court yesterday. Deputy Sheriff sheshas
on Sunday afternoon arrested . young ne.
Rro man named Green Hamilton, for
being drunk. Lie put him In the Gala.
bsose where he was allowed 70 reclins
and rest his weary limbs until yesterday
morning, when ne was taken befor,,
Judge Bird for trial. lie was fined one
dollar and costs, and allowed to 20. witt,
the promise to nay by night or 70 back
tojail.
1.-Two negro women were arrssted BY
Onlcer Cain tor fighting. The fight grew
out Of report circulated by one Of the
parties against the other to the effect that
she had gone to the graveyard, got some
dirt from of grave and sprinkled It over
her floor for the purpose Of bringing her
bad luck. In this Il succeeded only too
well, as Squire Bird fined them both-one
for assault and the other for abusive Ian.
guagc.
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A silver plated No. Q Wilson Shuttle Sew.
Ing Machine, hard (plsnO) hnish, valued ct
oS5. win be sold ut go discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory.
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Wanted.

a young colored girl. to ill the position
Of second girl" in a private family. En-
quire at the residence Of NJ. B. Harrel.
0ll.3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

p-Pilsener Rser at George Lattner's
Saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
Filth and Sixth streets. 0-8.tf
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CAiHo, it,, Sept. u, 1915.
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Beisg loDrOveA.

Deiog Improved.
The large store room on Commercial
avenue, lately occupied by W. B. Rock.
well & Company a. book and stationary
establishment, IL now undergoing
thorough repairs.
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PILSENER at Louis Herbert's.

EBpilsener Beer at George Lsttner's
saloon, on Comm ,rcial avenue, between
Filth and sixth streets.
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For SAL T.,

COlored and mounted Maps Of the city Of
Cairo at % 80 each (hSlt price,.
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Call Q. the Excelsior Salem. % Ceumsr'
cial svsnss, bsswssn Ftith and sixth
streets. for Piissnsr Beer, Swttsss cheese
Holland Harring, &e.
9.e-5t 0nOa0E LArTNIR, Pr0p'r.
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~ Pilseusr Beer fresh and cool, the
finest beer ever drank, at Chss. Schosn,
meyers, corner Tenth street aud WASH
inGton avenue.
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~ Fresh and cool Pilsener every dag
at Charles Schoenmeyer's.
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FOR LEASE, Oh SALE.

tOH LCASE, O6 YALE.
A number Of Lots on Leves, above
Twelfth street, outside 1re hmits. Also
large number Of other Lots In different
:oealisies.
Lands, In tracts 70 suit, near Cairo.
S.le.N
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FOR SALE.

A No. 0 Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued " 80 Will be sold Ut SIS discount
and ordered direct ir m the factory.
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Ready printed packages OF wash lists
enough IN each book to last two years,
for so cents each at the BULLETIN Office
for the next two days.
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FOR SALE.

A 800 Remington Sewing Machine $40
Oh for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COWPERTHWATT & PHILLIPS.
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At the BULLETIN bindery-aS numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR.
rocco; cost 50 for sale at 80.
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PlLA9NER q Louis nerbert.s.
Eseray Notice.

Taken up, by the subscriber, on the
county road rom Cairo to Mound City, two
mules from Cairo, on the Goth day OF Au
gust, young CAT an /, red COW blAse face
under bit in right snd half slope Cd tip Of
LETT ear. The owner can haze them BY
calling aad pay Ing charges.
so MUNRO. EDWARDS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14
Pianos - o70.

A number Of good secondhand pianos
for sale at Robbins Music Bazaar. Prices
from $7b to $50, on easy payments.
Call at once. 9-12-2t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-14
FOR SALE.

:, AZ Q bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing MSchiae. May be ssen ct the Com.
psny's Office, corner Ninth strsss and Com.
meTcisl.