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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18
For Kansas ana Colorado.

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad from Kansas City and Atchison
on the Missouri river, via Topeka, the
capitol OF Kansas, and the beautiful Ar
kansas valley to the Rocky Mountains.
The shortest route to Pucbclo III" Grand
Canon, Colorado Springs, Manitou,
Pixies Speak, and all places of note in the
mountain regions. The hvorite route
TO Denver aud all points IN Northern
Colorado. The best route 10 Southern
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. The
only direct route to the famous San
Juan mines, The track and equipment
g nnraualcd, trains rum through from
the Missouri river 10 the Rocky Noun
tains. making connections in Union de-
pots and avoiding delays and trans
Icrs. For iul descriptive circulars
mans ,ime tables, etc, address
4. j, ANDERSON.
Gent Pass. Agent, Topeka Kan.
ll0.dSwly,
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II is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the lallndrcss, No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave.
nues, has one Of the best conducted laun-
dry establishments in the ,ity, and land
lords Of hotels and boarding houses will
find it to their advantage to call upon
her. Her prices are as follows: Hotel
and clearinghouse washing 10 cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are rs
follows: Single shirt and collar, Zoe per
dozen, soc socks, 30 {; two collars, 90
two haudkcrchiefs, De; vests, Nc; anu
all genllcmcn's wear, Sh. per uo"h
Ladies plain calico dresses, 2ar; calir'
dresses with extra trimmings, 'oc; whl''
dresses. 81 zoe ; ladies undcrware' NM
and.coarse, 81 90 per dozen. ''2tI'
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RIVER. WEATHER ,Np BUSINESS.

RIVER, WEATHER lND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was - feet !
inches on the gauge, having risen feet J
uchc. during the past ~ hours.
The weather is clear bat quite cold.
Considerable ice formed night before last
and. no doubt. last ni"l,t also.
pu- ;n.-. ,ir
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The river last evening was ~ feet J
inches on the gauge, having risen feet 3
iuches during the past ~ hours.
The weather is clear bat quite cold.
Cons id,rablc ice formed night before last.
and. no doubt. lat ni"l,t also.
-Eu,imrss i,ir.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Glencoe was we'll laden and
made light additions here.
The Prytona AMI bargcS added sew
cral tons here Tor the South.
The sam Brown returned to st.
Louis with two bargcs of coal.
The Colorado made fair additions
and has good cargo tor Memphis.
Part of the crew OF the Coy. Allen
left for home on the Andy Baum yester-
day morning.
Owing to the wind, the Paducah
packet was several hours behind time
yesterday and Thursday.
The j. W. Garrett aud bargcs were
to get away during last evening with
about 700 tens and engagements to I'LL
ont below.
The winds of the past Is hours al
though severe, have done no serious
damage near here, cXccp: by the dctch-
ton OF steamers.
Mr.. Ike Moran, cashier on Halliday
a Phillips whart-boat, has been suller-
ing for several days with II severe attack
of munps.
We are informed that Captain Me
Farland. owner of the towboat keystone
now under attachment here, will pay OIL
the claims against her, which are small,
and relieve her from the grip of the mar
shal.
The John Il. Maude will receive some
slight repairs to her upper works. and
have a golden anchor placed between
her chimneys. and go in tor business next
week. SO says the st. Louis Globc-Dem-
| 0cy0t.
We learn from steamboat men that
the rapid caying in Of the banks at Island
No. 10 and New Madrid continues
Sometimes 60 feet of the bank Will &c
overheard In day at New Madrid. The
houses are all ON wheels and are moved
almost daily.
The lady who gave birth to twin
upon the whari-boat, was kindly careo
for day before yesterday by several of on
good ladies', who rented n house
made it comfortable aud moved
her into it. Her sister being win he'
to nurse and care for her, she VIII no
doubt be able to continue her journey II"
"A reasonable time.
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school Land Sale.

Noiice l. hereby given that on Friday April
eth 1870, ut iva O'Clock, y. M: at the 'front.'
door of the court house IN CAIRO, the trustees OF
schools at Township No. IL, =, u ! west, IN
Alexander county, viii sell, at pablo auction,
school lot No ten UuJ ia the southeast quarter
ut section ten (iul. nnd lots NUMBERED twenty.
one en- and twenty eight t!s) IN the Northeast
,iInrler OF section 40. H., in said township
The terms uf sale being one hall cash dowh,
and the other half payable in twelve months,
with ten per cent interest, with mortgage on the
land sold, To secure the pay mcnt Ms required ny
law in such eases.
by order OF the Eoard oi Thu .tceoi schools
ions NJ. LAssDEN,
Township Treasurer
CANA III, AIurcn y, is.6 j-y.wbt.
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Election Notice.
CITY CLEKk' 5 UfFIUE,
CAIRO, Ills. March 10, 1876.

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday.
the 18Th day of Aprii, n. ID. 1876. general
clcctio Will be held IN the city OF carr
Alexander county, State OF Illinois, Tor th.
clec ion vi the following named city
olilsors, to wit: City Clerk, lily Trea'-
urer, "A City Attorney ani one derinaa
from each ward Tor the tern of two y'nr,,:
For the purpose of aid el ctiol p)ls u
be opened at the following name pl ress
wit: In the ii u ward NJ the Aih,h sunis
ON The wet eide OF Commercial avenue Dc.
tween six h and seventh str. eli, IN We
s,r,nd ward at the engine house o' tuS
Il ugh and Ready lire company ~ NE tllhS
wuri at the cAginc house oi the ii,bernisn
ire company; In M iouuh wari at NE
Court House, aud Ia Me ii lli wald al We
store hou,r 81 Jane, 4 'rroll on ne ,or,ns
we 1 corn,r of Twentl Eight STREET ana
ron,m,. ,riL avenue. Said election VIII
Inc "penc at eight o'clock in the morning
md continue open until seven O'Clock III thS
,itorn,ou OF that day.
IN ORDER oi the cry Counch.
MN. FRENCH ANLEN, City Clerk.
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Or. DcGratl, who is confined in the
county Jail for taking INTO himself 100
many wives, yesterday morning raised a
big blubbcr OF excitement about that III
sttuiion.:.lie.played crazy. lie laid down
on the floor OF his cell, kicked up his
heels, twisted himself into Il thousand
different shapes, screeched and beloved
like mad bull, and pied for some one to
rescue him from hi. bondage. lie says
he is awlully abused; that he has silver
plate in his head, and that he Is subject
to spasms. His cell partners tried to
find the plate, but couldn't, and came to
the conclusion that the Doctor was Il
fraud, and they told him to "chcese the
racket or they'd give him the sc. b."
and the Doctor. IN the belief that dlscre-
ton is the better part Of valor, did
"chccsc" it, though his spasms he de-
ciares are fearful things to suffer in
silence.
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HOUSES
AND
DWELLlGNS
lcon RENT

dwelling house, rooms; 10 lots
enclosed, in good order, on Twenty
fourth and Walnut streets. Rent low to
good tenant.
Dwelling house, I rooms and base
mcnt, on Poplar street, between Thir
tccnth and Fourteenth streets. Rent
Sl2.5O.
Et-Two tcncmcntS on west sid" of Com
mcrcial avenue near Fin street, suitable
tor shop aud dwelling. Rent for each, -
per month.
dwelling house, ; rooms, on fliili
street near Walnut, in good repair Ecnt
$l2,j0 per month.
Cottage, = rooms and Kitchen
Twrnty-lir>t street, near Sycamore
north side. Rent 81, per month
Two small houses, northwest corner
Fifteenth and popular Rent low.
Basement of brick building, west SIDE
of Washington avenue near Eighteenth
street. five rooms in good condition
Rent low
Building ON east side OF Commrrcial
avenue, near Tenth street, suitable lul
carpenter shop. Cheap rent.
--Eul,lng on west side of Commercial
avenue. near Twelfth street, old "'hN
Hail. Rent very low.
Tcncmcnts, Offices and rooms in warn
olls locations. RcutS low.
Lots anh lands for sale or lease.
joins q. llhnNIAN ~ CO.,
Real Estate Agents, corner sixth nn'
Icvuc streets. ''l"'I
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18

The celebration of ST. patrick's Day
by the 81. Patrick Benevolent society of
this city, was most lifting and salts
factory demonstration. SiNty-iivr mcn-
hers OF the organization, in full regalia.
took part in the procession, which formed
at the IIibcrnian engine house, and,
headed by he National band, paradcd
the principal streets of the city. with gor'
gcously mounted banners and flags.
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Notice

We will pay no bills contracted iy amy
,mployc OF luE BULLETIN, unless the
same j. made on written order signed
by the president or secretary Of the com
pany. and we will accept no orders given
by an cmployc of the company, tor any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10 1870 II
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rtnwnw y u 3ri 80 .I,0I l.. Manster.
81 u H. ~ Emma f. Rawlings.
-'lnwN
VI inv i~lt3 leo John James.
That said Malissa l.. Clark has also assigned
her certificate OF purchase for the above dc
,cribc,l lands To- the undersigned, AMI That the
time of redemption from sad sale allowed by
law will expire on the twelfth day of June. i-7n.
said Milissa L. lark, at the same sale. for the
same taxes held at the same place ON the twen-
tieth day Of June. ls7i, purchased the following
other lots situated in the fourth addition to said
city of Cairo, in said county and state, taxed
and sol ~ below set forth, to-wit:
Lots. FLOCK, In whose name taxed and sold.
2lN2l 18th Ad't. W D. Murphy.
That said Malisa l.. Clark has also assigned
her certificate OF purchase for the above described
lots To the undersigned, and that the time Ut
redemption from said sale, allowed by law.
viii expire on the 20 day of June, 1870
JOHN GATES,
Assignee OF purchaser.
CAIRO, Ills March lois. 3.lo-dl.
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In business.

Charley Piiltrlng. former head cook
at the Planters. when that institution
was under the control OF Mr.. llueiner,
has gone into business on his Gown
hook" lie now keeps Il hotel at Birds
Point, where he is prospecting. lfany Of
his friends want good square meal, he
SAYS. they should call on him at his
"cafc," where he will always be pleased
to see them and administer to the wants
of the inner man.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
March mn, 1876,
The Crane, lScpUblic.

This steamer, now nearly completed.
viii make great sensation when she
comes out. About the 18th inst, she
will steam out to run between st. I.Ouis.
Cairo and New Orleans. She is 10 be the
first boat to pass through the Eads jet
ties, and wc are informed that several of
our Cairo people will bcwith her ON the
O,caslon and on her when she thus dis
tinguishes herself Rumor says That br
Cunning, and party of his friends Will
represent our clly, and who could so Il"
bettert
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KEY WEST CIGARS three for
25 sconts, at T.. Tcichman's, lO2
Commercial.avenue. 2'2o-im
Al Snron,c Di-cac> C"r"d

III lbfs w we
jIc Is located IN Cairo, llinoif, aud j.
sim calling on YOU 10 bc healed. why
will YOU lie of old chronic disease. when
YOU can be- cured with 20 little cost or
money. DO not give IT up ye'. for thcrc
is sti,l balm in oilcah. CAIRO y III"
place a. come To be- cu,rd oi all your
aches aud pains.
I am now prepared at my Ollie" to give
metlica,cd baths, AMI persons wishing To
receive such. will call at my Ollie" on
Eighth street. No. -, from the hours OF
2p.m. till Bpm. Also PLAN baths, hot
baths. warm bath. cold batlls, or vlp"r
baths. Also persons having the con
sumption or week lungs. aud wishing to
receive medicines by inhalation. can Te-
ceivc the treatment at my ONCE thi> be-
iny the only true way of getting mc'h
cine direct 10 the lung. Also treat dI>-
ease, oi the eyes of years standing ana
The blind has been made To see 10y my
treatment. Al diseases of the skin
cure. Fistula cured by me without the
use of the knife. II you have a cancer.
come and be- cured. All private diseases
in the shortest time, cured by me. Ia
short. for all chronic disease. 81 th" lu-
man " stem, 90 To- Dr. lIultI II Soh wish
20 De- cured. compound and prepare All
my mcdicurs at my Office. II IA said
that practice make perfect. lIaV" been
thirty years praclicing rhy-ican.
An letters aud communications shall
De- confidential and promptly attended To
by me. Direct DH. HUN.
No. p Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois.
l-l,j-djm
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The Bulletin.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

pj-Aii bills for advertising. are due and pay
able IN AbyAscK
Transient advertising Will be inserted at ths
rate Of 81 ~ per square Tor the 1rst insertion
aud ~ cents for each subsequent one. a liberal
discount Will h. made on standing and display
advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice ~ 90. Notice al
meeting oi sOcieties s.ciet orders 10 cents for
each insertion.
Church, society, Festival aud supper notices
will only be- inserted ~ entertainments
No advertisement will be- received ut less than
." cents, aud no advertisement VIII l.. inserted
for less than three dollars Ter month
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The mayor ScWds - q ammunition To
the CITY Treasurer.
MAYORS OFFICE. Cry or CAIRO

MAYORS OFFICE. Cry or CAIRO.
CAIRO, ILL, March Il, 10.
To u. = Blake, city Treasurer,
SIR: At a regula: meeting of the city
council, held March ith, by II resolution
of the said body. you was granted an or
der in full for the pay roll for labor and
teams employed upon the new lcycc for
the month of February, amounting to
S2,s0s.15. You was also instructed by
resolution, by the city council, to pay
such person. whose names appeared upon
said lcvee pay roll pro ratio such amount
OF the funds a. far ~ they may 90.
| hereby notify you, rs Mayor OF the
city OF Cairo, shall not sign said ORDER
unless every employe has received hi,
money in full. Further, that You being
the custodian of the city funds. ordinance
governs how YOU shall pay out the same.
The resolution passed at the last regular
meeting of the city council. i without
warrant OF law. | therefore protest against
paying ont any Of the city funds under
said resolution, until such time as il is L..
gally ordered.
Yours respectfully,
liENnY WINTER, Mayor.
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The Planters House, under the super
vision of Mr.. RcXiord, Is, we are pleased
to say, doing big and profitable bush
ness. No hotel in the city j. getting a
larger share of patronage than the Plant
er,'. a, may be- seen by glance at the
daily register. which, on Thursday,
footed up arrival, 10 the number Of sixty
five persons.
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A Comings, ED, al oar ety., T. in re-
ceipt OF telegram from Ia brother, 4.
l.. Comings, of windsor Vermont, an
nouncing the death of MR.. Sarah Com.
ings, their mother. in the Sith year of
her age. Mr.. Comings l. anxious 10 at
tend the funeral to which he has been
summoned. but business engagements.
and the great distance, prevent his being
present in time to attend the s'ryicc and
look upon the face OF the dear one gone
before. Mr.. Comings has ih" sympaihy.
at all hi. friends in this aliliction. Sun.
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AFTER the fare

j. George StcinhOuSc may bc found
since the fire at his new shop. on Eighth
street in the Alexander County Bank
building. where he will welcome all his
customers. and serve them in as artistic
manner n ever before, with smooth
,havcs. fashionable hair cutting and
thorough shampoos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18

Mr.. Clnrles WurtIcbacII Oi &. louis
travelling agent Tor the Grrmania Lite
Insurance Co.., of New Work, is in the
city looking after the interest of the com.
pany and will remain for n few weeks.
Anyone having any grievance against
the company caused by their late agent,
Mr.. X. " Bcllncr' will very much obligc
Mr.. Wurtnbach by calling on him or
leaving word ut the Alexander County
Bank. will also inform the patrons of
the company aud the public that We have
appointed Mr.. Thos. j. kcrth rs agent "a
Cairo. CHARLES WURGlEBACn.
3-ls-Gt. Travelling Agent.
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4 NNOlNsEWENTS
InKOIIN NLLKk

Enron UttItTiS: Pleas. announce. that I am
u candidate for the once OF ity 'lerk ~ the APP
preaching ciiy election WILL h. IiAwkis-.
We authorized Ia announce the name OF
JAMES " ~1tN AitI a. "A candidate for the
Office or Ciiy 'lcfk, ut the ensuing chy election.
id'
" b ANLEi ~ "a candidate Tor reelection 10
~. ONO" Of Diiy CLERK at the ensuing charter
election. li'
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The Citizens Meeting

The meeting of citizens, which was TO
have been held at the council chamber
last evening, Tor the purpose OF taking
action 10 fight the railroad tax, did not
pan out well. There was 30 few pre-
sent, that a motion to adjourn was made
aud carried. before any action was taken
in the matter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18

our sewers have been closed three
times during the past three months.
Wonder il this i to bc the programme
for the year. by the way, that leaky
sewer is pouring the muddy Ohio river
water into Lake Edwards as usual. some
of the gates evidently do not close tight.
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LETTER IIsr.-'Ihc following is list
of letters remaining uncaIlcd for in the
postoilicc at Cairo. Alexander county.
Illinois, on saturday. March Is, 1876:
Ladies.-Anderson, I.idc F.: Alexander.
H.; Brown, Celia; Brown. Hannah ::
Gates, Louisa; Griffin, Phillis Harper,
Fclician; Johnson, Laura; .Jrnkcns,
Maggie; Jenkcns, Mrs. +. H.; klcmpcr
Adclia Linwood, Ellen Morgan. Car
ry: Meyers, Adllid Martin, Mrs. I. H.;
Mason, Fannie 'cppard, Annie; Rob
bcrts, Lucy; Thompson, Anna; West,
Addic; Williams. :. A.; Williams. Mrs
Gents.-Ahbey, Henry f.; Atkcson,
ChaS.; Anderson, Joseph; Burnett,
All; Catlidge, Chas. Conner, John ;
Crenshaw. j. r.; Corcoran, Michl. ;
Cameron, Sam'l.; Doughcrty. Jas. ;
Diggs, Madison; Ellis, Jacob: Folwcll,
Geo. H.. Greenwood, Alex; Ganhan.
j. F.: llaus, Chas; llcotz. Fred !;
Hugh, Eldon; Harrington, q. H.; IIar-
ria. John; Hoes samuel; liucs. VIM;
johnson. Robt. A.; johnson. VIM;
knight, Il. j; Lyon, j. H.; Minis. Alex;
Moens, Chas,; Mccarthy, Dennis
Mathy, John; McFarlin, Jas; Mo-
han. Thos.; Morgan, :. r.;
Noble, Henry: O'Bricn. j. ";
Poison. BENZ +. Phelps. g.;
Pitt. J. W. Powers, Term pinkcrton,
sanford ; Reed, ). u. Shoo,tcr, +. NJ.
Scott, Il. NJ: Scholicld, T.. H. Sandus-
key, VIM. c.. Snitcr, WIN. NJ. Taylor,
JAS; 1'icrney, ,Michacl; Wilson, c. c.;
Webb, n. G.. ; Wyman, Dr r.: White
Phil; West, VIM. Woliing,ion, VIM.
will please say "Advertiscd."
G.. ". MCkAEIG. l.. NJ.
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CA Thursday morning early, Il boiler
in well No. I. Of lIalliday;Bro,hers' 81.
Johns salt wells, exploded AMI completely
demolished the well frame. No one was
hurt except the owners, whose pockets
suffer TO the amount OF about one thou
sand dollars.
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One More Unfortunate

a party named Kelly, stcamboatman,
went into "A saloon on the lcvcc yesterday.
and after lettering about Tor some time.
got sassy and began abusing an Ital-
ian organ grinder, who stood kelly's in
science a. long a. he thought was ncces-
sary before going Tor him. and then with
out any supcriluous waste of language,
set about Ia punish him, AMI after Kelly
had received a drubbing at the hands of
the man of the organ, ne was picked up
by Officer La Hue, who AS
signed him quarters In the
lookup. This l. the ~elf-samc Kelly who
came near having his earthly career
would up by young man of this city
some months ago, while the latter was
assisting an officer in making an arrest.
Kelly intericred with the officer, when
his assistant drew q bcad on him. and
would in all probability have sent him
where organ grinders are not to be found,
to raise illsses with. had he not took TO
his heels, thus cvading the bullet that
was meant 10 let daylight through him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18

The Taylor Literary club had their
semi-wcckly rehearsal at their rooms last
evening. Mr.. ". II. Morris was there
and supcrintcndcd the affair and when the
time comes will present to the public such
q home entertainment a is not often wit
messed by any community.
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Ill with pneumonia for the pa.t two
weeks. Is recovering, and hopes are en-
tcrtaincd that he Will be all right again
In due time.
The following were among the ar
rivals at the st. Charles yesterday: A
u. Fcuton, Chicago: VI. ~. Robinson,
New York Larry Vessels, st. Louis
w. u. Perry. New York j. :. Pier.
mont. Chicago; u. q. Latting. Wiscon
sin; y. Harvey, Cincinnati; ". Il. Ben.
der, Nicksbnrg; j. Rankin and family.
Wisconsin.
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what "a Pail Was Those!

The gentleman who was knocked
down by the little man on Commercial
avenue yesterday. weighed two hundred
and fifty pounds. a bystander said the
fat mans fall was a greater fall of flesh
than the one Kentucky is so proud of.
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Something New

The windows Of the ST. Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern railroad depot
hayc recently been adorned with one OF
the most elaborate and tasty signs TO he
found any where in the city. The work
wa, done by Mr.. Hartman Able.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18

We have four dozen imitation Ebony
sprague Can-Opcners, taken for adver
Using, which We will sell AT two dollara
per dozen. Inquire at Bullctin office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18

We are panied to learn that MIR. w. v.
Goodrich, general freight agent Of the
Cairo aud Ninccnncs railroad, was on
Thursday night taken seriously sick with
pneumonia.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18

The S'm says il it were sure OF getting
the city printing every year, il could pay
"A license. The BULLETIN never obtained
the printing except when it was the low
ct bidder Tor the work.
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There will be services at the Church oil
the Nedccmcr this afternoon at half after
four o'clock. The Rev. MIR. Gilbert will
preach his regular saturday sermon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-18

The following extract from letter re-
cciycd by Halliday Bros, under date of
10Th inst, gives more evidence of the TACT
that Cairo flour j. still ahead in all con
tests tor superiority
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
March I'M, 1876.
"rhc first premium has been awarded
to the German Baker for "best bread to
whom sell your flour, viz Daisy,
Crown Jewel and Pyramid, at orr State
fair. held last week. Yours truly,
WA. RoOT.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAN DEPARTMENT. RIvrp RsroRr, I
March lj 100
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,cL. In whose name taxed AMI sol,i
"a u II. NJ. Ilulcn
~ 4 IL Mhifnlnr

That said Malissa l.. Clark has assigned her
certificate oil purchase fOI the above de-
scrbcd lots Ia the undersigned. and that the inns
OF redemption from said sale allowed 10y Law.
will cNriic On the third day of June, 1876. No
tce Is also hereby given that ut the same sale AMI
Tor the same taxes held at the same place, ON the
twelfth day of June 1874, said Malissa l.. Clar.
purchased the following other property, situated
in said County of Alexander, taxed and sold in
the names below set forth, to-wit;
Part sec 4 Ring No In whose name taxed