davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-09

MEss ronK--Nas In better request. and advanced
axe per bri early, but easci of 11tsr. end closed
shade from the l2tcst figures of Friday Sales were
ported Of l2t brls cash ut $780, l!0 iris d. {ol at
Sia.25 80 ors seller January at Sl:.27N; 4.710 lra
sell-r February At sl9. 9.42@!947k 5,2jJ brls scler
March st 6l9G7 HHtl9.72A; $50 Iris seller Apri at
S.9.Y74 and 5tO bss Seller M:y at s2J-e'H. To'al
Il,7t0 brls. Tho market closed Gu::t ~ sI325 >
19:75 cash or seller January sl9.2,5s1? seller
Fcbruary: fl9.671h G19.f0 Seller March and sl9.31E
seller Al Ri,
Prln, mess pork was quoted At sl7.oo@17.o5, and
extra pliuie ut Sl4.95.
LAnp-Was moderately actise and steady, though
quot I'd Cd per ~ lis lower In Liverpool. Nov York
w28 firm, md the market h-ra sympathized with
meats Sales reported Of 145 tcs cuaa Ut S;e2i
@i2.30 5JO tcs seller January At <l2.3.@ 3.51o tcs
seller February 1t $i2.4alG!a4i ind $50 tes seller
Match ut <2.,osa Total. y445 tes. Tbs lnArke.
co:ed firm ut 81 lo.3.9 cash seller JauaAry
sl14!4i q u seller Fsoruary 81 u..47Hai2GJ seller
Mar, Il and April WAS no:n4i at $l1.7,.
ME.rs-Wo:e iu better deiuaad, esp. iafy for short
dJs and most dea ri t.ttons wera rkcl up &c fos
present delirsry, while futures wara ulchange1.
Product twenty days old was verv sca-ce and
strongly held, Sales We're reported Of 1.0.001 lbs
shoulders 1T &c cash, anl i.c Seller March 80 boxcs
do ut shc CASH 11,0cu lbs Gro-o do ~ &c; 500
its short ribs at ioc caeh 9+c green, luz fof Feb
rnary lUHc for Mlrrh, luxe for April. and lie tcs
May IS bo1es long c;elrs ut i0sc; ~ boxes t ming
ham aides Oh priyuto te1ns 60 900 s green hams 20
hs} at yHc aud 6u ts ewceI-pieklel do {15 lts3 1t
1l4c. TAa market closed At tue following range of
, 1876-01-09

"lthdTA~n from store On Friday for city con-
sumption. 4s's bu wheat s's bu corn, s1o bn oats,
1,735 btu barley.
The following grain was inspected into xtose On
saturdsy morning: eara No. n. ", what ~ ssrs
, 1876-01-09

E:5 4 pisees agains e9 pisces thu eoFsnspooa
ing poriod In l374. ,a .,on,
'lnclades all cut meats c1cs2t D. r nao1s "na
dces. ,,
Tie following are the stocks OF provisions IN this
ctty At tAn dates named.
, 1876-01-09

Tho following were the receipts aud shipments Of
tbs leading articles Of produce In ths city during the
rwenty-four hours ending 1t o'clock on Saturday
morning aud this corresponding date one year ago.
, 1876-01-09

The year opens with decided falling OF in
the line of borrowing. Tie demand is good, bat
it is net of tbs quality favorably regarded By
loan agents. vino ars inclined to scrutinize names
and property with greater closeness than ever.
PAYMENTS a1e being made promptly. aad the
number Of relaases shows that the Chlcago prop
er1y-owners are deyoriug considerable attention
to the clearing OF OF ineun1biaaces.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOB THE WEEK ENDING
, 1876-01-09

Also, now, 1891 tc0 sweet picked hams.
The following table shows the number Ut hogs pac1-
ed the points named returno1 10 tho Secretary Of
the ChiraQo Pork Packers Association:
, 1876-01-09

CIT FrorEE.T.
Ambrose st, Is I. " Of L:nso:o 1t, Z, c5z1ci f.
West Taylor st, l92 It Of Oakley st, 81 az
11j It. 6.ted Jan. 400
Nineteenth s., l6j # CT Ash1and ~, u I, c5<
La It, dated Jan. i. l8.2...-..... ........ LOCO
E- Grove st. ISL It u Of North ay, I, 2411al
It, dxi-d Dec. u. 1875. 800
v>et JA.Ison 81. 100 It = OF Frzasisco st, n +,
25xl23 It, dated Ja1- a1-4-..-....----A...-..... $50
Nest Lake IT, 50 II 9 Of Curtis It, n t, sJ11uD
Il. dated dec. Al, 1s75.....--...--.-...-.... 5000
Eaains st, q Il Il of TaE!or 81, WI, 23xla5 1-lo
ii. Wild building, dated Oct 15 is:5.--.... COCO
Michigan ~. 2e5 It n Of Twenty-third st, vi,
2:I169 #, dated Jan. 120o9
N:1oa s., Ect West Polk and T3ylor ets, 62tx
II: It, dated Oct p, 1878 Durham F.
Leenes to Henry g. Austtul. 1900
iosnkiEa ct. so ! 10 It Of Wes: Pa.k st, ef.
i5Ja1c5 4-ly H. dated Dec IS. 1878 {DG1haaa
r. Etcney to Henry 8. Austin) ....-..-.-:.. 1900
Ea.e #, q Q cor Of Washington st, " I. lt0x93
X with Improvements, dated IAn- (1in,-
o:.y Wright to William A. T4lco::}. 10000
T-...1sla av. n . Of Dixon st, I. 13o ftto
slley, da:ed Jan ..-..-.....-...-....-- 5000
,y:i.arsia AZ, Is # Of Ashtsnd ~, +, 5uxl2S
T.. with other property, dated Iso 8.--. 800
vest Eighteenth 1T, 2iG 1t Of Hoyne st, nf. II
x..5 IT, dAtei Dce. Is, 1875. 4s5
LarRley sv, let Thlsty-eighth aud Thirty
ulnsu sts. (, 121121 II, datea De- -. ioo: as'o
Webster A., n cor Of Fremont st, . I. 24xl15
H. ith buildings. d.tod Jan. 6..- $500
soaIu OF clrx Limits, WITHIN 1 EAD1u5 or MILLS
coCEr-HoCsE-
No!cctt st, a93 4 3 0f Jefferson 1n3d- wf, SUE
l5.H #. dated Sept =, 1o15..-....+. .--..S 2,opo
SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOB TIE WEEK.
The following is tue total amount OF city sad
aturban transfers within radius OF seven mies
ot ttc Cou: .-House, f!sd for record during the
week ending Saturday, Jan. 8: city sales, 81.
consideration. s76a,4 ,473. kozth Of city limits
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john y. Neal. drank unh almost
naked, was picked up by Officer q Msley
on Ohio lev- on Thursday night. When
taken before Justice Bird yesterday, Neal
could give no account ~ himself, or how
lac came to I've in Cairo. lie Is a miner
aud his home j. ia Dn QuolD. lie was
scent over" for three days.
--.Georgc Baxter. colored man, was
arrested yesterday morning on a.wsrant
sworn out by Adoiph Hanson, who keeps
vegetable stand on Eighth street. near
Washington avenue. For some tune
past Hanson has been missing goods
from his place, and in order TO catch the
tibet. has for week or more, slept in
the store. Just before daylight yestcr.
DAY morning Hanson was rewarded ioI
his patients by seeing Baxter deliberately
unlock the front door of the store, walk
iu and shoulder a box Of eggs, with
which he was about to walk of wher
hallowed at by Hanson. Baxter dropped
The eggs, and ran on, but was afterwards
arrested a. above stated. Judge Bros,
held linn to bail in $500.
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TOBACCO.


The first tobScco sale OF the season tool,
place at the Phntcr's FARMHOUSE yester.
day morning y ten O'Clock. and was at
tended by ala BE- board Of city aud non
resident buy$s. The biidihg was
lively. and TIL tobacco offered brought
extra good pies.
Sales were fifteen hogsheads. a. fol.
lows 3 hhds. kentucky leaf. siWeiO 80;
2 hhls. liiinok medium leaf, SsG.s, % ;
3 lihds. kenterky low leaf, 81. SO asa
O 30: | hid Illinois leaf. SO: o hhds.
Illinois lugs. 81 IL, - 50. - 10, 81 IS,
- sJS5. -.,......
Hereafter sAcs will occur every Friday
morning at l0o'clock. 1t Is the belief Of
tobacco dcalers that the amount otto.
bacco hardejin this market this season
will prove ma'h larger than ever before
known.
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hatehei from his hand and with q
quick, unerring stroke, dealt Price
q blow which killed him. Butler lid
not forget irrany trembling apprehension
of discovery, tue cold-bloo,led purpose
which had moved him to the fearful d ed;
ho sihed his Victims pocket. Of all they
coutaiiIed-a watch and fifteen dollars In
money, and leaving the bleeding corpse
of the murdered man where lie had fallen,
the murderer went home.
Gle was arrested, tried, and sentenced
to The Peuitcn,iary for lite. the verdict Of
the people being that the sentence was a
just one
Butler has not, to our knowledge. been
in Cairo since his release IRON the PEN
itcntiary and il Is the sincere hope Of all
who know the circumstances Of the muir
der OF old man Price, aud the character
Of the murderer, that he may never curse
this city by his presence again.
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Cairo l. at the mercy Of tic Mississippi
and Ohio rivers. The contractors who
were building 4 levec to keep ont the
Mississippi river have quit work in con-
sequence of the notice by the Mayor OF
that city that hc will not sign warrants
for certain work already donc.--C Chicago
JoWWH.
II Is not fair tn lay that Cairo is At the
mercy OF the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
Tor such is not the ease. Cairo Is IN no
danger Of an overflow, either nov or
hereafter, Notwithstanding the tact that
ihr contractor to build the new lcrce
threw up his contract. the leNce Is being
built, and viii be- completed within \
REASONABLE time, s ...
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PcaOoaI " cutsO0.

--Jewe,t W lcos is back from 81.
I.ouis. ...
"A. II. Cole,a prominent Cincinnaiian.
1. stopping at tie 81. Charlcs.
Mrs. Winter was much better yes
tcrday, and her speedy recovery il nov
assured. d.
Major sam I.cvi- Of Pulaski wa. in
town yesterday; aIso Capt. WI. Ham
hleton Of Mound City. cd f.
&C. Hathaway nd wm. footc, st.
Louis: Il. ilawlcy, Chicago: W. n.
Burton, Cincinnati, were registered at the
~. Charles hotel yesterday.
w. Is. Cowles, agent for Shay's
minstrel aud variety troupe. was regis.
tered N the 1t. Charles hotel yester-
day.
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name. Mrs. Granger u not In the eOh-
oeit lmJnes-. wc should have sid
Mrs. sander. '''f '+F ~
Mrs. Kate Cooper c,nr, her 4crvire-
as . nurse in sicknc-s. She has had soy.
cral Years experience and ran give tie
best of reference. Terms 81 yer week.
Apply at her residence in WiIcox's block.
corner Of Eleventh, street and Washing
ton avenue. I-o-h'
Tie proposition To sccurc from Inc
national government an appropriation,
for The improvement, of the Mississippi
river in this vicinity. do. not excite that
interest among our citizens that II tie
serves. 4 lit,lt more enthusiasm on this
subject would he a great help In securing
the desired end Who will make the
iir.t move To arouse public Interest in the
matter:
III you wan, an economical heating
stove for wood and ONE OF the handsom-
ted front, buy the improved Evening
Star which took the blue ribbon at 1t.
Louis Fair last October. over all other.
on exhibition For sale by &. W. Hen.
dersoIi. l9i Commercial avenue, Cairo,
lllinois. ll-2S-d-lm
Burger ~ Co. haze on land Que vi
the largest. mn.t elegant and fashio'l-
able stock OF dress ooods, silks aud pop
lin. ever brought to Cairo. They have
put their prices down TO the very lowest
notch, and buyers will find IL 10 their
advantage to givr them call. le-I9-lm
.--Thcrc Il no merchant in Cairo who
understands morc perfectly tire want. Of
Our ,coplc uian j. Burger, and on hi
lat trip east. he purchased One OF the
most elegant stocks Of shawl. cioaks
and fur, that could he found. Give him
a call and look at them. whether you buy
~ not. l2-lglm.
charley Shay new mon
s,er Quineuplexal troupe viii
APPEAR at the hteneum Oh
Monday aud Tuesday night. next. This
,roupe T. Known far and wide as one Of
th- beat ~ the country. The programme
is an excellent one. ami win be sure TO
draw out q iull bonse. The Columbus
Ohio, daily COur.ey, 'poaking Of the
troupe. says
The immense crowd ut the Opera
House last night fully endorsed this
great entertainment as the Boss Hall
| Show 81 America. There are 40 many
reaily attractive ana altogether mcritor-
| lou. feature. 81 this combination, that
! a description would prove very difi-
cult undertaking.. We had a whole bevy
OF iavorites OF both sexes, who said and
sung and danced such funny things. and
did all 40 well, that everybody in the
house almost cried with delight. We
/ had tue best de!incatiOns OF burnt cork
opera ever seen in this city. But the
acting o: the little dogs, trained by
Charley SHAY, took the house by storm.
The comic burhs1uc. aud pantOnime
closed the entertainment finally. Charley
Shay's QuinrupleXal is the best show
thai has been ia Columbus tor years, and
our citizens should not ftil to take their
last chance tonight TO 60 and see H..
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A FaIsehOOd Related.

-. I 81 Ia,
'ns = ,'""so I'9 w...i,,, s,,noi.I
nary ','"' eo'''''n> '"e 'o''o"A
u'si'''o" an. r.;,o
"ohL' 'il' ,.snonsih. for the state
mel,t that William Butler. the colored
convict, who was pardoned by Governor
Beverldso on Christmas, i'ad isi,', ,,' 70
art r rnT amM '1 ,hat ne was arrested
and would soon be in need of the COVER
nors clemency again. THIS Is uItrue III
c,vry parusula,. a., ~, T;choI,s HOTEL
rl,c murninS after he was pardonctl. and
has not Lel, ont of the city since. There
is 40 doubt OF this iaet. ior your sor i,!,,,
boi,nsi,l 'i ,S h I'.sI T'''NA '''"''"" y"
~ Wv mn. o,.
Inc above i all i m''.aset i"p tm ,
BULLETIN Is hoIresp"'s'o'e 'o' "'' s","
statement, Al inc Setih''S r''' ~"
about Butler, Was this:9'1oNcrnor
Bcyerldge Ia. been severely criticized
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circuit Court.

The morning was taken up by the con-
tinuance Of the trial Of Robert Lemon,
indicted for perjury. But before the
State had concluded its testimony, the
charge was shattered to pieces by the
principal witness for the prosecution.
From the evidence in the case, an unbiased
mind could plainly see the work Of ma
liciousness that should always be re-
strained from entering into contest
wherein the liberty OF a humane being
is at stake. The jury returned verdict
oil not guilty without leaving its seat.
A forfeiture was taken ON the bond OF
II. Kramer. Kramer is 4 young man
living in the country. and was Indicted
for forgery. The case was very plain
AMI the defendant thought 1t best 10 leave
the country. and by so doing he left his
father and q man named Samilel Strattop,
Indebted to the State iu the sum Of three
hundred dollars. ',
The evening was taken ny by The. trial
of !, man named Stoll who was indicted
for stealing Mrs. T.. IIalliday's pocket
book, containing eighty or ninety dollars,
The jury found him guilty aud fixed his
Imprisonment In the pcniIcntiary for the
term of one year.
There have been live jury trials this
week, in three Of which the defendants
were acquitted. r....5....t1-if
The ease OF the People VI. James h.
Lane, Indicted for man.slausiller, was sci
for trial next Tuesday. Messrs. Green
and Gilbert have been retained Tor the
prosecution, and hard contested trial i
| nniicjuateu ... I'm lu I... .. ........
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Letter Last.

List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Oiilcr at Cairo. Alexander
county. Illinois, saturday. Jan. 18th,
1876:
Lads IIsT.
Clark Fannie, Curry Minnie, Coiiey
Josephine, CLANCY Becky, farehy H..
Fraus Susan, Goodchilds Susan, Hamil.
ton Martha, Herrln Patssy, kBoiton
Mary, Lea Matte, Martin Emma. Me.
Clure Violet, Moss Eliza, Pratt Rebecca,
Robertson A,n,Ie, Shea Matte. Standheld
Eliza, Tyler Maggie, Tanner Arena--2,
Thompson Ida, wessinger Alice.
GESTLENES's LIST.
Andrews Il Lancaster. Alexander G.,
Akers Ed, Allen Frank, Ashbrooks w.
c., Bush G. c., Brown Chas., Buckncr
Frank, Bi~tisoe Jas, Brookhart y. H.a
Bold Lewis, Bailey N. W., Brown ). f..
Bartlett W. r. p. Cochran A. A..
Connor John, Combs J. NJ. Coil Jas. X. +,
Coicn. Jas, Clonen Jas, Cohn Levi.
Drencn Chas., Davis !. G. L., Davis j..
r., Duble r. W.. Ellis NJ. D., Glsdhill
Everett, ellis Frank, Griffin & Son,
johnson II. W., johnson j. F.,
Saynes j. d., Rash, r. NJ.
kDgore John H., Law Geo. H., Lev
wang John, I.oolace Newton, Marchil-
don Francis, Marriott VI. s., Mcbride s.
T.. Nefi J. g., Nugent VIM, Purkiss
David, Parker Tranuel. Russell J. p,
Reed II. D., Rankins VIM, Rey-
nolds w.M., Schmidlin q. NJ, Smith
Charles, Sturdeyant G.. W.. Stewart
James, Schoolcraft John, Sullivan James,
Simoni Joseph, Sallehaugh VIM, Tagg
d. W., Weaver D., Wood Alex, wilLs
w. H., Wilson Walton.
Persons calling for the above named
letters please say advertise.
GEO. w. M'KEAIG, =. NJ.
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A ISuxe lsorker.

Hr. !. G. Harris, of Mississippi county,
Missouri, brought to the city, yesterday.
sixteen head OF hogs, weighing, all told.
G.5l5 ponnds. There was one iour-year-
old hog among them which balanced the
scales at s55 pounds. This i, undoubtedly
one OF the largest, if not the largest hog
ever sold ia Cairo Mes.rs. HOWE 4
French were the purchasers.
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RIVER. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The Ohio river fell 3 icct = inches
yesterday.
The weather was clear, cold and
pleasant.
Business on the wharf was quiet.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The City of Chester was due last
The Glencoe is due from H. Lonis
this evening, for New Orleans.
-The:Florcnce Lee leaves for Paducah
at ) o'clock tins evening.
The Arlington is at Pittsburg, load
ing for New Orleans. ..
The Capitol City leaves Sc. Louis for
Vicksburg to-day. .-..
The work OF, the new Mississippi
levee Is going Oh at avery rapid rate,
The Florence Lee leaves Tor Padu.
cah at o'clock tonight.
1t Is said that number OF new boats
are to De built ut Louisville during the
coming summer.
Captain Reese Dugan has gone 10
take a lool. at the sunken steamer Belle
,Iazoo. ....,...
The iron steamer CarOndeiet left New
Orleans on Tuesday evening for St.
Louis. ter us.- .ftfr.
There WAS whole coal mine left
Pittsburg tor the South, the beginning o!
this week.
The Georgia Ministries are coming ;
so are the Chapman Sisters Burlesque
troupe.
--rhe Susie Silver. Captain Dave Sill
yer, was dine from Cincinnati yesterday,
bat had not arrlvcd ar dark.
The next down trip Of the Charles
Morgan will be her Mardi Gras excur.
| sion. ysM.p!4. = ..gaL
The Julia, Captain Blake, left vicks,
burg Tor st. fouls OH Thursday even.
ing. '''''" '""tf.'
IA coiored man named Ely Morn,
| while assisting IN tho handling OF u lot Of
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Mrs. saunders Concert.

Mrs. Saunders, assisted by her pupils
aud the best am,teur talent Of tho city,
will give a concert Al the Atheneum on
next Tuesday evening. Every effort will
h- put forth 10 make the occasion pleas
ant one for those who may attend, and a
rich musical trral may be counted on.
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III. undersigned Offers Tor sale loi. No.
". - AMI "a, in block No. 90. in the city
OF afro. together viii, cottage -itn'
.led on said lot.. at a low figure. For
further information. call al the residence
nf thu undersigned. JoHS ScBtfi.
Iy-yl.lm
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AZ xool by the cord, IS -: J II
wool by the hall cord. 81 %; II saved,
per cord, - %; ! II wool 'swed and
split per cord, =, "a. Coal, per single
ton. - %: coal. two ton-. - ~: coal,
4 OF more tons, 81 "A.
IG-,m 4. ". WHrELEE Il Ga.
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LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
ron sALE OR EXCHANGE.


Nine aud a quarter acres OF good land
in the town OF Santa Fc. twrnty-onc
miles from Cairo on the Mississippi
river. Contains two dwellings, store
hotse and barn. Good water on prem
isrs. Orchard contains 300 fruit trees Of
different varieties. Cool chance Tor Il
ply sician, ~ there Is none within live
miles OF the town. viii exchange for
Cairo property or sell.
FOR RENT. n 5.n
food dwelling house on Walnar, be
tween frwen,y-second aud Twcniy-third
streets.
Tenement No. .. on seventh street.
west OF Walnut.
---etorc-room corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets.
ll-Business house on Lcvtc, lately oc-
.npied by Cunningham n Stilwell.
Winters block, suitable for Hotel
Offices or Businc., ronms-cicap.
--Trnem.nts numbered !. Sand o, in
Winters How. = rooms each. for SO per
month.
No. 10 CORNER. 81 20. room.
.--Cottagc on Sisth street, near Wa'h-
iugtnn aycnur--l rooms $40 II month.
Store room in "Pilol iIousc, lately
neenpird by \. HALEY.
-, good farm with good hon" 5, opp"
site Caro- ilaws farm cheap.
"A small House west Of twenty
second street ,near i'ine, > per month.
dwelling house on Twelfth, near
" alnut, q rooms. r.
'A> Store room ~, I,'Nrr, abnlt Eiglulh
street $40 per month.
dwelling lionsr IN sixth street and
Jefferson Avenue.
Upper floor al brick building GA
Commercial avenue, above Tenth street,
gerry desirable.
-koomS IN Nariom' parts al the city.
Fok IEASE OK SALE.
70 ,i.anda, IN tracts to aulI, near Cairo.
, .tf.S-k .5r
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A Cu.an Plane.

We have due bill good tor s3!o, part
payment on $500 piano, OF Julius
Baaer i Co., Chicago. that we want
10 realize on. ANY one wanting fine
piano nj Il bargain viii lind II 10 their
advantage 10 ,cali ii the BrILsrlS
office
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Ifauy lrrson lost anything on last sat
urday In Cairo. enquire Of Mrs. John
Tanner. corner Eleventh street ana
Washington avenue. l'I'-"
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Notice.

We will pay no bills contracted by any.
enlployc OF TnE BuItsrIN,. uulcss the
same is made on swritten order signed
by the prcsldc,i, Or secretary OF. the com
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by ali enplOye OF. the company, for amy
PURPOSE Whatsoever. 'fNl s,l4l
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10, lS7h NOES II
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Trrc Lunch, at the Centennial saloon.
tl.te HE Egyptian corner OF. SiNth street
aud Commercial avrnna, on saturday.
lamar, 18th. NicKoLAs M"Sef'
D. Proprietor.
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ltssua,Ou! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
..praguc Can-Opcncr., taken for adver'
,,,ing. which we will sell at two dollar-
,cr dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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Choice Minnesota potafo"s AZ "a cent
.,.r b,ehel: and large snpply
II fresh groerrie- always on hand
At low price. Cnoicr batter q specially
ll3D,f l.. IL. MYIgs.
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Three rooms 10 let -singly or all to-
g,.ther-either furnished or nnfufni'hed,
la the Blelock hoasc, corner Seventh and
Walnut Streets Enquire on the prem.
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