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AccrpESr.-R ,poiis nacl ed here las,
venirg Of q s,r Gus accident to the kv
II. King. II seems that he and young
mannamed Denny were riding IN buggy to
eether. when their horse became frightened,
ran q and overturned the buggy. serious
" fracturing the thigh Of Mr. King. MIR
Denny received severe cuts about the head.
We hope the report u exaggerated
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

On man Williams md his wife, fathci
and mother Of Reuben Williams, Of thi-
county, and who are aged about 81 years
wen, 10 Packard Photograph Gallery tn,
other ds. And had ueir pictures taken, Il
he sent to their children in the far West,
They have jonrnevei the path Of life to-
rc,hcr f,r IS years, ~ husband and wife
and bid fair to travel the same road a.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

lssAsr-for s"me time past Mrs Civ
ems. the es,imahle wife Of Jas Civen-. ESl.,
has BEEN suffering from a mrntal alteration,
She Ia. nov become 40 demen,ed that her
friends have decided to send her to the
asylum at Anchorage. Mr. Giv.ns has our
most heartfelt sympathy in hi- sad alilic-
ton. and we join host Of friends in hoping
that the strict attention she will receive at
the asylum will sorn rcsto I her reason,
and herself lack 10 his freside.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

TnErg Is an cid aging that says. the
arsi twelve day. In January are the index
81 tie weather for each month during tho
year. " we eau put any reliance in IL, we
src to have year u remarkably good
weather, eight Months Of IL At least.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Ma. W. W. DEWEY, the popular general
travelling agent Of J. Clary & Co, proprie-
tors Of the Remington Sewing Machine.
spen, this week ia town o. business c,nnec
ted with his agency. lie was fully prepared
To prove that the Remington" is the
bet machine manufactured. point which
We willingly surrender. Look out for a big
advertisement. giving the virtues Of the
Remington" in the next issue Of this pa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Tmr young couples in this region have
about all married, aud nov We hear Of u
wedding on the iapis 81 an aged couple
In y ears bciSecn ~ anil sl-and still an
other Of a widower to a widow, the first
having four and the later three children by
former marriages. Won't there be muss
in that family
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Ma W. u. IIi1iSs, familiarity known
as Deacon, for several years pa-t employed
in the Dry Goods storc Of Severance g Nil
Ter. has severed his connection with that
firm, aud now his smiling paia appears b..
hind the counter II Owsley & Hopper.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

THE Louisville produce markets were
generally quiet yesterday but steady. There
was a somewhat better demand ior provis-
ions, and irmer feeling on the part Of
holdeis. Bacon was quoted at 9lc for
shoulder, clear rib sides l2b@l2ie, and
clear sides l2Ndl2se. Bulk meats were
held at 7l@Tle for shoulders, l0l(a lOso
for clear rib sides, and l0s(allc for clear
81 les. Lard Was steady at lie, l4i, and l5c
for tierce, keg aud bucket. Wheat Was
amber, AID 81 i5Gl % for white. Corn
was steady at ilGIi7 for new ear and she'll
el on arrival and SOC Cor old shelled Oats
were held at $50 i2c Cor mixed and white.
l RYE at S0(o.S2c. Batter was held al lstas
pic. Eggs at 2Oa pc. Sales Of leaf 10,
bacco we're made at SjCa0 30 for lug and
81 609i3 rs for Leaf Losisv,ae Conner
sri, M
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

A BRAKEMAN o, the Knoxville branch
road nt Richmond Junction, got his hand
badly crushed in an awkward attempt Ia
couple some cars last Saturday a week ago
One Of h.. fingers was crushed oa and all
the bones Of hi. hands were broken.
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stantially.

4 REPORT was circulated las week, that
Andy Conn WINS shot ani killed by man
he once shot The rpnr, was false, aud
arose from the fact that man named Conn
had shot negro men who Was trying To
make him, Conn, kiss dog.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Dur few accidents occurred during the
Lol days. One little boy ,..whiI Monig Emery,
son Of DR.. 7, d. Montgomery, was slightly
Wounded in the leg by careless shot from
a pistol In the hands Of boy with whom
he was playing. 4 young man had his
face burned by some kind Of Gre work. but
he i nearly sell
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Mn. MITCHELL. the policeman at the
depot here. had difficulty with some col
ored people during Christians week, and the
rsilro,d officials at I>ouisville sent him n
new shot-gnu ON account thereof
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07
nwealth.
biennial SESSION.
o..atho cro,,,x. a.. 49,.

believe the trainers OF our consti
tuition intended that there SHOULD be
but one session Of the Legislature in
two years, except when extraordinary
and unexpected circumstances occur-
red demanding that there should be
an adj urned session. In the past two
wears there was but one session Of the
Legislature. and no one has complain
ell, and at least one hundred thousand
dollars were saved by not having the
second session. II the country suf-
iers at all from legislation. it il from
too much # it. rather than from too
little. The General Statutes have
been adopted in ihe last few years.
and new Code of Practice will be
adopte@ during the present session. |
believe in these times Of profound
peace and financial distress that one
session will meet the wants Of the peo-
pie, and be fal more agreeable TO them
than two.
In conclusion the Governor says:
] have thus presented to you sub
jects which ! believe are worthy of
your consideration. Whatever action
ynn may take. feel assured that YOU
will, like myself, be Influenced by
what you regarl rs the best interests
Of Kentucky. My earnest wish is
that your deliberations may BE- agree
able and harmonious. commend 10
YOU the honor and prosperity of our
beloved Commonwealth; and assuring
you of my hearty corporation in ad-
vancing its interests. | earnestly in
woke on your councils the blessings Of
the Supreme Lawgiver of the world,
to whom we all must finally account
for our stewardship.
JAMES b. McCREARY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

NrwsrArEriAL.-Mr c. s. Nicld, late
foreman Of this paper, has bought half
interest in the Observer and RsPorto, q
IIarrodsburg. II always gives us pleasure
to hear Of the advancement Of our old
friends aud a long association with Mr.. Nicld,
makes us feel particular interest in his
welfare. We wish him all the success
Imaginable, and are confident that II he
Displays a. much energy in working for
himself as he dill for US, he is bound to
succeed. We hope his many frisnd- in this
vicinity will give him 'lif,r and Mt the
the same time benefit themselves by for
warding two dollars each for his really
sood paper
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

CuptsrNAs was little fruitful Of Police
Court trial.. Several parties who fcaiSd
M, the law were brought before tia, tribu.
raj aud made To answer for the deeds Of
commission.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07
TERMS OF SALE.

Sale will be- made on a credit Of Z. ~ snd -
months. eQaal insiallments, bonds, With apl rosed
security, bsarlng per ecEt. interest from das o.
slc, until p.ld, ayahlo 10 the unsiersgnsd. hav-
ing the fire and effect VI Judgments aud lisn re-
taine-i purchase money, repaired q the plrsaA-
ssr, Possession will ~ given on day 81 sale
sh0ah any part II ths Land he rented, n viii
be urea credit of 70 month.. hon With - s<n-
rty fsqufed Il thu REUTER-, hcsrins yer esni. In
isfsrl hom day Of sls, AMI having lorcs ard ere,
u ~ igmeui shea de-.
w. C. MONTGOMERY. csmT..
H. NJ. ". q. BsADlEr
Affff t.F frusiof ~. "a ny.
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LA BILITIE s.
STATE OF kESTUCsYl
County VI linc0in, 4

I, Jno J. McItsibsrts. Cashier o. abaye named
h4nk Of Stanford do .ilsianly swrar that the aloye
statement u true 10 the best 81 nay kuox beige and
belief JNo J. MCkOnERrs, Cashier
sahsrihed aud saDm 10 l.eilTr me this iih day o.
'Ali, lss', J. 10 OMsLkf, \. z. 4. {.
tOARLgG ATtKyr
J.W MCAIIsTEF,
q. u. MoSa0aERH, phetaTs.
"rsfuF
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

sESrRAL social parties we're given in
our town and vicinity during the Christ
mas holidays.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Mps C,LLir III1oiNs and several Others,
will accept our ,innk. for the numhen Of
this paper advertised f,r.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

TuE Esv J. l.. DAaSEs of Huston
vile will preach at tive Methods, church
here IN next sabbath a, the usual morning
hour. There will also BE- services n,
night
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

ACCORDING TO report, q ere were fewer
hogs slaughtered H. the country this year,
hy one million, than were killed In lS74.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

WARNER, wcii,r ~ u II weather new
er vas experienced than tha, during the
last days ~ the pa, wear.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Mas. fIuouEs md Mrs. Afford. who
have been quite sick for acme days, are
rapidly recovering
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

USc:E OwgS C,SL,S has filled up the
muddy pool in fr,ni 81 the Conn House
with MIC line-ine rock.
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II Z s o U re ES.
STATE OF KENTUCKY, L..
EouufV of liuealn -

I, Jno. b. Owsley, Cashier of the above named
bank, do sDlesanly swear that the above statement
Is true " the best Of my knowledge aud belief
JNO. b. OwsLEY, Casaier.
Subscribed and sworn To bef,re tue this 3ri day
Of Jan, 1875. JNO. J. McRODERTs, ?, 2.
Correct attest;
J. II. SnASKs,
;. H. SnASks. DirectorsL
q. A. LACKEY,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

TIE following convcrsation was heard ~
TIE stree; the other LAY; II t1ok dinner NJ
the Commercial Hotel lat Tuesday, "said
one Of tie party present, and Car' n
charged only % cents for II. Wtll aid the
other, Il got my supper, bed, aud breakfast
at the same place, fcr dollar" And !,
ferond,d a Third party, stayed there 81
day for dollar and quarter be you
all, said the fourth man present, "fr !
boarded there whole week for three dol
lars" Caron, the proprietor, says they are
his rates Tor 1876.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Tnn Livery Stable of Jim ~. Bruce !,
the place Tor you 10 ~ whoa You wait .
buggy or horse, or both. lie has careful
hotter who feed all BIZ animal, end ll'o,c
placed under biz care In proper manner
The racks are always filled with hny, tho
trough amply rurrlied With grain three
Iimgr . day, md water Is given the stock
morning, noon and might In addition to
these things, the cury.conb aud brush arc
u,od iuicr day on the animals, and this
accounts for ihcir slcck aud healthy ap-
ucaancc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

TnE Christmas tree at the Presbyterian
church on the evening Of December cath,
was the means Of ailording much pleasure
and fun to large crowd Of young and OLD
people. II seemed that all who were pres
ent ENJOYED themselves to the ullert ex-
tent; and the church presented an appear
ance strangely at varisnce with its usual
sombre look. A Noteworthy and clever
act yrs the rift, by the two congregations,
IL a solid silver cup to the accomplished
Mrs julia Craig for her kind and volun-
lsry services as orgsnist during the year.
The gin wa- appropriate and we'll bestowed.
Mr. n. H. Tevis, the fsithinl and e. crgetic
Superintendent, Of the Sunday School, was
presented with a handsome rold-hcaded
cane, which he received with his usual
dignity, amid great applsuse. The de
,ribuiion Of the gifts (some II which were
quite COSTLY occupied about two hour
and then the audience dispersed, md many
little heart, and Older one too, went away
blessing the originator Of the happy scheme.
The whole affair reflected great credit on
the Committee, Mrs. S. s. McRoberts, Mr.
james Paxton, Miss Matte Paxton, and
Misses Mary and Annie Logan, and they
well deserve the thanks Of tie entire CON.
nunity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07

Win her hong sxpsrlenoe she 4 iitsrs heiscf that
she can please the ilosi nsiidl0us la qualify, stylc
AMI plcs the prcseni selson. iraiciul for p.' NJ
eral hyors. she respectfully asks her Old friends
and ths public generally H. call early and examine
NJ e-ods Nefsre tasfng isf'f
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NOME JOTTssGs.

kEv q. c. Ovrmsrarrr will preach In
Jacksonville next Sunday q, II O'Clock.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07
DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK!
OF STANFORD.

At Stanford. in the State of 4 ontueky.
at q ose Of Business December z. 1875.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07
TIE rrNIrrxrIAnv

An examination Of reports of ia
various keepers Of the pcnitcntiarl
since 1860 shows nn amazing increas,
IN the number of cunyicis.
ln'. -, isS. iirf1 wrfr ~ ihs panlteniiarr gl
Jlu J, To-, there wrs Do To- putt ntiaty 49,. r Z
De- ia'i, thre fs ~ IT,, plhii 'ntiafy ....-..s'
This great increase l. owing, ~ 2
considerable extent. to the augmcnta.
ton If crime among colorcd persons,
there being only about twenty cnlore,l
persons IN the peniicn,iary in 1865.
while there are now four hundred aud
nincty-seven in the pcri,eniiary.
This remarkable rate Of incrcas
shows that, long before the next Leg.
stature meets IN regular session, the
number Of conyic,s will he over ono
thousand.
| therefore most earnestly recommend
that you, without delay, by ap.
propriaie legislation, afford such re.
lief as Is right aud proper.
There arc three ways Of relief that
arc suggested. The first is to enlarge
the existing penitcniiary by extend
ing the walls an taking in more
ground and erecting other buildings.
The second, Is by building branch
penitentiary in some other part Of
the State and the third is, to author.
ize the keeper to work the couvic.s,
outside the prison in coal mines. on
railroads or river improvements.
The Govonor paysa touching tribute
to Hon. Jno G. Breckinridce. Ex.
Gov. Bramlett has the following in
regard to Hon NJ. T. Chrisman:
II gives me sincere sorrow also to
announce TO you the death Of Hon. N.
T. Chrisman, who died ut his resi-
dencc in Dsnville. KY, on he 2lst
Of September, 1875.
He was at one time representative
from Wayne county in the Kentucky
Legislature, and for the last eight
years the chief clerk of the House Of
Representatives. In faithful and able
discharge Of the duties of this officeI do
not believe he could have been exceiled
He was palri t, a patient, painstak-
ing officer, true friend and n genre.
Gus, noblc-hcarted accomplished gentle
man. recommend such proceedings
rs will be appropriate to his long
services, his unsnIlied character and
his devotion to the interests Of the
Commonwealth.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-07
COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND
Saturday, Jan. Sth. 1876,

On the premises, 10 the highest and hest hiddsr.
make sale Of u suihcisney Of defendant G. u,
Woods lands, To pay the sum VI 90. 100 ~ sid
land will be all s'ld in one body, OF 10 paItsis 10
suit purchassrs. Ia the event all % s-id hld l.
ted tr the year 1876. The land lies In GsErard
c'uniy, Ky, on 10th sides u the Paint Lick ui,i
Calisr Creek rurnpike, In q good neishbor hood
and within lew lnilss u Mills, Churches, aaA
sshoo houses; and has upon Il . No. QUE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23
PATRONS pEsPLExiriEs

The Judiciary committee OF the Mas
sachuseits house OF representative has
concluded that there are good reasons
why the law relating to the marriage OF
certain relatiyes-in-law should not be
changed therefore, Mr.. James Parton
and Miss Eldridge, his step-daugh,er,
who were married once in Massachusetts.
and again in New York by the Rev. Mr..
Tying. are, according TO Massachusetts
law, unmarried. The commonwealth OF
his resident State stands in the relation
Of very cruel parent TO Mr.. Parton. and
II the flame Of love between him and his
bride has been blown into AN unextin-
guishable blaze, as 1t naturally would be,
by the unexpected opposition 1t has met,
they will set up their household gods
wiriiln the limits OF State whose statutes
DO not forbid man marrying his step
daughter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23

Il
There 10 probably no man 10 whom the
community owe 80 much a. to the honest.
fair-spoken ply -ician, who does hi, act
uai duty both TO himself aud to bi, patients.
Really skillml physicians are not 20 numer.
Gus that their virtues need no mention. and
hence the advertisement Of DIR. II. v.
Pierce, Of u iffaio, may well claim the read.
ers attention. DR.. Pierce 10 type OF q
eisss OF men who obtain success by a careful
ana well directed effort, not attempting too
much, orseresiing false ideas as 10 the Anil.
n.y. The only reliable physician in these
dsys OF complicated disorder. and h,ph.
pressure living H. the Specialist" the man
who understands his one branch OF the
business. Such In his line H. DIR. Pierce
FOR the benefit Of his rea ier- be has writ.
Ten Common Sence Medical Advisor. "
which is Wei worth reading by those who
need such u work. With strict bushes.
honor, high professional skin, reasonabl,
ices aud large corps Of compe tent assist
ant, DIR. Pierce will doubtless make Li,
name familiar as "househoid words"
| ca 2.2i-d&wiw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23

GEN. SCHESCK. II seems, has had his
fingers in other pies besides the Emma
Mine swindlc. The investigation of the
Memphis and FL Paso lobby scheme now
before the House Judiciary committee
and in which Gen. Fremont figures
largely, has exposed the fact that Gen.
Schenck was one Of the ruling spirits in
that enterprise. a few facts dis
covered in connection with bo-
gus land agency Of which he
was the attorney and out OF which
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars We're
made, have made it necessary that
Schenck should be called as n witness be-
fore the investigating committee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23

CHARLOTTE CusnMAx, In her carly
youth, betrayed no promise Of her extra
ordinary histrioalic ability. Her father
failed in business when she was twelve
years Of age, aud he died leaving widow
sni ionr children with small means OF
support. Charlotte's voice became the
hope of the family and the youthful
singer developed into the celebrated
actress. Her early experience and sub
sequent grand career, bring forcibly t.
mind the truth Of Shakespeare i'm
mortal lines:
.'swext are the uses Of adversely,
Which like the toad ugly and yenoinOus.
Wears vet priceless jewel In his heat
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23

THE Austin. Texas, Statesman say
that Mexico is in more disorderly con
dition than 1t has been for years past
Disturbances are ascribed mainly to the
corruption incident to universal suf-
ferage. The Western part of Goa
hula asd the Pacific States are in ac.
tive revolt. A Saltillo letter conveys
the information that all Mexico is
in arms. and that half the peo-
pie are ready to fight tor the expulsion
Of President Lerdo. The writer says it
is the rabble against decency and order
and property rights and free thought,
and that the Holy church Is on the side
Of the mob.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23
4 ChAHGE OF TACTICS.

Inc washington special tele-
graphic correspondents Of the Chi
cago aud st. Louis papers re-
late all incident iu connection with Bah
cocks defense which gives renewed inter-
es' 70 the part played by the witness Nc
Uiii, Who testified that lie returned from
The iesler-box TO Joyce two letters On the
day Everest sffirnied he had dropped In
Tie box two letters addressed by Joyce 10
Avery and babcock In Washington. The
Republicans dispatch says:
Tour correspondent heard from 4
trustworthy source to-day, an cxtraor
Siiafy stateAept about the witness, Nc
Oiii. According 70 this, McGill's test
mony was al aiter-,hought, the frs
plan OIL the defense 10 meet Everest
Gstimony having been TO prove tina
nabcock got the letter sworn TO, but tina
thefe was no money In IL. The stat
uent Is that witness Was actually take
OUT from Washington to ST. Louis VII
vas 70 70 on the stand aud swes
M was with Babcock whe
S0yces letter was received an
when y was opened. There was nothip
INSIDE put plsoes Of blank paper. Aver
nearing Of tins plan protested against 4
saying that Y would prove that the lie
ters mailed that day by Joyce actuall
got 70 Washington, sad thus fas,en a
him the receipt OF $500 put in the lett,
addressed " him. This compelled
change ~ tactics, and the resort 10 NJ
GINS testimony.
The unfavorable impression made |
McGilrs testimony will not bc improy
any by this revelation. The defen
snouid have saved Babcock at the c
Pehse OF Avery, whose trial left him !
special reason for being overly careful
MS reputation.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23

. .wonAS sufftaSe hss cxpurgntei the
.h1,lot.box ADD made elections decent and
oNieslyin wyening. and everybody APP
proves h !" says an exchange. But the
truth Is, women In Wyoming do not ex'
ercise their right Of sufi'rage-haylng
secured 1t, they treat It with an indi'ie'
renee that Is Notifying to Miss Anthony
Mrs. Livcrmorc, and Others OF the faithful
.'sitting on the jury" too, seems TO have
been regulated by the eternal fitness OF
things, and female jurymen are seldom, II
ever. called In wyoming.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23
The LttlIr Cmugl,,

that makes white lace handke rchlel nee.
essary round the thr oat, IL interesting a,
hrst, and only seems to call tor unlimited
Indulgence In msrsh-ma Il Ow or gum dIOps
but by aud by the young lady finds herself
TOO weak to care for dressin 6 and going out
and her friends miss her from the parties
The word 10, "failing fast, quick consump.
tion," and the scenes that loved her, know
her no more, forever. A little prudence
care enough to have taken few doscs OF
HAIL's.BALsAM,and she might be epjoyi ne
the glorious days Of autumn, the gayest Of
the gay. Price, on, C22)-?-?4lt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23
COL. SIMPSONS REPORT.

We publish to-day, as a matter Of gen
eral interest TO the people OF Cairo, Col
simpsons report Of hi. survey in con.
nection with the Improvement Of the
Mississippi river in the vicinity Of Cairo.
The letter Of the ,scrfary Of war. trans.
hitting the report, was laid before tho
house OF Representatives on the 18th inst.
The report was referred to the Commit
tee On Commerce and ordered to be prin.
tel.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-23

.. George Stcinhouse may he found
since the fire 1t his new shop, on Eiy,,h
sucet IN the Alexander County Bank
bnlldlfg. vherp be will welcome all hi,
custofsp. snd serve them 10 a. artistic a
manage - eyer icbc, wful smooth
shsves. fashionable hair cutting and
thorough silampo0s.