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The Opinion Almost Unanimous that a
Murder Has Been Com
mitted.
A Thorough bnt So Far Trntllcss Search
Of The Whole Country in
Progress.
B.atoments Regarding the Unknown Por-
sou Believed 10 Be tho Assassin.
Later Developments Regarding The Recent County
Treasury "Robbery" in ohio.

.-..--......... ...---....--
TIE 0HOVEpD1tT MfsrE1tf'
sp<etai of'pa'eA - ;:'a i:,"s"t.
crovcnnrt and tl,c surrounding counltr s,il1
continues 10 ievef o1 excitement oscr wa' IS
supposed to have been t'le murder of Edwin G.
f.ur,, IL nrpycs to be, octurrcd near tho Grpvc.
's .,,, f,fr.Icvi1tc ro,f1.' ol.,,,, .ov,,, ,,,o,
po1s a". - ~. t,,.,.,es CO. T-,,',s '.
sonlneas. o. ,ne lofiner p'aee' fs'"a5 evening
Saturday morning tho frs, evidence of the
,nrr,1rr comc IN lfrht hv a vnuuo man ,,omc,
%".,. r.s ~ ,.sta,,,a.t.',s s 'a' ."..,s..
t1es' ns'as y" ~ ne,s"po'''s 'a',"' o"h't1'"E
At the point named he discovered evidences u
saeyesc struggle, and, Iyiug upon The grous,l,
a ppkctbouk, a Int, and a purtEt,n uf n ycst.
Ths hat. am fe]t onc .hov. cyt,,crcc IT h,r.
~ u' hcsn hs, hrntcn @ M ,ho % .,,1,, I"tc, md
sotne other small articles were also found.
They ucre taken to Uroveport, and we're ut
once identified as belonging to Young DIVER. In.
sa.t,ao, sa.u Inn ,xn. =, rneo c,,,s, ,,orrsI
'es.s"s,on ~ "ss 49,. oo vrsso ,v
inc news tnat muruef had bccn committed
spread like wfldarc, and before noon over $40
ncouc living In that section wrrc ou tho GROUND.
se.reh was Immediately commenced % T to
ahd Lne oooF OF tae missing
man. Tho river was dragged md largo
parties at once wcut TO work ACQUIRING tho
woods river bank. and fields II, tbs vicinity. Init
~ t~aso ~ ,ba hr,,v c,,,,,1 ~ f,,,,,a s"'
no .'aec VI sse oou1 eon'u oc ioanu'
Dyer drew from bank Ill this city, on Friday
afternoon. $1,047, and had in his possession
about 500 In addition. After 1eayIng tic bauk
ha n,occc,ct1 n f,rnvoport hv rol1 socur,rv :,
ta he ~ s..e, ~ ot ~ 49, ~ .a.. ossas.as
lofses nc staItcu IoF tho country 70 pay Tor
soma cattle. Five mica from Grovcport Ae
stopped at a farmcr's named Long md pa!tl
, him ANAL nmount of monev. af,c-
- - '0'' .As-t
, 1877-09-17
Hoiiday.Trip from Paris to the
Sea.
\ FnToritc summer. Resort Of tho En-.
g'isi, Cockncy.
The 0hildren's Paradise-ske,cles On the
Sands and On the Cliffs.
1r. Tommy, fhe Csnie Singers, Tho "kIgsern.
niaslrtls, the Ranltrs, and Ito
lsratlitss.

n${ {j,,R,
o. o.,, ts'at e'ant.y nanarer who played "iinn'ut"
Without Hamlet will perhaps rccur to tho minds
Of yns,r readers when begin tbt, letter by pre.
fatipsr that t,tro ts
v,ru,vo .,,,,n
w... ,,,.'..,, ,' "hoot fAh'. IN IT.
"hae s!lohla krer ahy one NJ town! The sca4
eof' lIas lve'! ani tfcd. The city is hot and Of
feusIgc. Tn tic Boulevard, the faces you NC
wunt to greet arc ,,u more ,t.tb,c. st,rp, ,rc
t,,o o,,.,,e. ~ 49, ~, ~, 's"e"I Nv
=" rug ,"hs' h'"i IL" thc merry VS.
a.,1s II, 70 the Gale DC n catealc a"'t the Pavilion
less fnund,' TIT 1a.ely tic Ministers stu<si 10
t],er ,o,,. ~ aus,,;,r,,,,, h'n''s. ,n. a.'m ~
,nu ~ rs1 ,s, ~ assoas ,., ',Iho', nat e'en
pour Gen. nert,,au., whose natno la, Just Lcen
ATTACKS ol tho f1yay. Tie Marshal I i, lr,inIay.
making in Tic wc..; Jude etarrl"r a. Esrctat;
~ "a'"oetta rowing 'Ather af'd th'theT, hcek-
Ing, like lion. what Ministcria. nluion he mar
devour. Tic correspondents Ut many foyclxt,
journals have teranvruriIy rr.5vncI th,.,r ,,rna
;,,ta, .I'a ,'a,. s ses'4Hso .'t'i !ehs
,hto tae hah"s VI hubss'1utcs nnd yet, till iate'
~ eohla NOT 4nit tfcke deserted pastures.
Ho"evcr, l, too, hare tar1ttv followed the lY-
gicnie example, ptur humanity nce,.. nm ocra-
sitnaI ntnr IN r,to n, .n-i,,E. ~ 1vt,,. !.
'" .is.,. "us W ,lahs ne sp'.uEs act' WIN
s'sa u hatH,"etaoh one aay LOOK my scat IN
fon ct 11' a Mestetn aTay c9npany and
pretty fast on Tint ]Iuc. FIR rrn,ro-t;wor,1.
quaint Norman cltlcs, through golden rHrn-
fields, and beyond to tllc hcatlh;u] sea. Nurltcs.
Ternon. Rnurp 1,ten,,r -, fo,, hn,,ra, ,.c,.t,,
arrow ". ,'ar.., -. e..n',
.Io"' fa" france mas gwen
place 10 laircr En0luhd. tirecn hop-garttc1ls.
beautiful old farm-l,ouscs, sestlnc III drow1y
holows: trtn-cut hc,1gcrows: ,yitr,nrc,t1tns-
o,t.. t1I,s -,,.s ht,, ia, tha., ~ Sar.s',,s
t.,. t,s s s"s ,s.s s .'. " ~, 4Aa4a,'
oat 1nF, 'aF ucafer ilos'i assoetatton,-ay past;
and presently thc grim, smoky chiuncys Of the
great METROPOLIS lOon ttefurr me- Th.n hoIt
changing OF carrlugpa, apl uway W. IN nrnft,
through the sweet Rent u,untrv. o.
II would urubabiy not fnf,yI.tt vo,t tn trn,v
by what strange cujnbinati",. nf rIr,,tn.t sns,s
II catno about, tlut, wn,,tlrrine to antl Iro1
| llrjftetl at last IL
nAMKoAry.
II sou care for II. we'll IIyc little t,nss,n olout
H. but pcrhan, thr yt,irnrfv = ~ thr fI.n. ,n"r
| shock yorf Well: cn,t,1t ,sruv H. Wn.,,u"af,,,
, 1877-09-17
THE WEATHER.

WAtlfLSoTos. ID. C., Sept. 17.-Foc Upper
Mississippi md Lower Missouri Valleys und
Upper Luke rc2sun, stationary IT higher pr;s.
sare, nor,herly win,ts, caller, partly cloudy
weutlcr, aud oecaatonat rain.
, 1877-09-17

WAPAKoNETA, O., Sept. A.-Ou Thur.dsv
morning, Sept ., the citizens Of the u,u,llv
quiet village Of Wapakoucta, O., were startleI
by the news that Lewis Myers, County T,eas-
urer, was found gagged aud lied In chaIr In
the TfeasuEcr's office, aud tha county robbed Of
N,la5.5o. III. Myessclaimed that he had been
captured, while returning FROM fc.tlYal bY
four masked rufians. who threw blanket over
~ head. and, with a gag IN hts mouth, convey
81 hun In tacu Asns to the Tfca.uree's Office,
Where they compelled him BY torture TO opeu
The safe, after which they carried oil the money,
aha left Hun tied us above stated.
Ihese reports were believed By tho citizens,
Mho II sccsnt, had such implicit confidence in
w honest vi Mr.. Myers that hint Ut Ills COM
p!lclty in the atIalr would cali forth ieera and
etrn thrcats VI violence. Tha Commissioners
we're Hottdcd u tho fact, when they lmmediate-
" Uttered reward uf $5,0 0UU for thu rob1vss aud
money, to winch Aysts subsequently aided
on the following day detectives aocke,l in
THLi Mi Fott Wayne. Springfield, Chicago, aud
Smslauatl aEl e2a.ntled the ease, but Vi th1
tswafd depended upon tue couYivtIou Of the
parties, thry ail departed with sly shakc VI the
aeaa. except Detective ]. T. Nurrls, uf SPRING
asld sd 'o';who thought hs .,ncle.l q mighty biz
mss. ta1 lie reulalne1 here mud went to work on
sau ea1e, and It WIS but u shozt sine be1oru hs
rose at Of cireumst2itlal eyidence sufficient
r. eoafct, which le placed before tbs County
commissioners aud ii. attorney wlUu Ls ctu-
p!e5ea =. y: Maisla!f. TAe Prosecuting Al
.Giuey' Z. =. Layton, waA also placed III posses.
hiM u the evidence.
.,, ihts1 geutleueu could not btlp but sec a
aisesr Y thy woottpie, and they concluded to
s1p's Hosss to u l!m vut, Nv wsns 10 work
, 1877-09-17

A.wonlerfut cure Of csJrlpcfas in tho face. Lady
nnablc 10 70 without a veil for ten years. Sire.
Heed, 'etillng At i;,3 sixth Avcnuc. New York. I
spclas on hef face. The rcdncss and swelling 1T
sa,c. ~ wero intsn.t aud pa,niul: Il eoscfcu her
agreeable, asd she had worn 4 vrlI contsnous1y
fnr ten years. she applied Giles Lnimcnt iositds
Of Ammonia night and mofEing With q cat1el.a-
haF bruth. and in one weck from commencing lilo
application thc rrin"ts hal cnmpletcIy hTeap.
rvarcd. Il now ut.c yea. and Ehe has continued
all right. For sale BY all dras,ists.
uont In+e your teeth tv neglect, but snrc them
h5 thr Timely use Uf l3ernara* tinllcn Uentfiase
lse It daily. Sold by al dtugEtsls.
, 1877-09-17
MINING STOCKS.
Sag FRANc1sro,. Sept. l6.-Mlnsng shares
closed SATURDAY. rs follows:

You AFe Troubled with q Dat Breath.
II annoys Tour fficnds A. wall AZ ynurae'f. Yon
wplt fku IN ret rid nf It. hut scarcely Know whas
meant to adopt. WI Mil tell Jun. Utc tha fra.
grant styotont. II will cleanse and beautIfy yuue
teeth. and leave your breath ptIfe.
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RIVER NEWS.

Bee and bargcs are due from 81. LoilIs.
The Frank willard filed out here,
adding about75 tons.
The Golden City will leave here on
Saturday for New Orleans.
The yacht Wauderer, Dan Rlce's adj
vertsiBg boat arrived yesterday.
The JnO. W. Garrett had her barges
aground short time at Osceola on FRI
day.
Captain Eads dredgc boat will be
completed in a few days. She draws
y feet
~. Belle Of Texas added consider
able here. Ike Casper shipped on her as
: clerk.
The +, L. Ecksrt was to leave Orange
landing on Sunday tor Cairo and Is no
doubt now on her way.
The John b. Maude came out of ST..
Louis drawing 3! feet OF water, and
made fair additions here.
The tug Sam GrOendyke passed TO
Hickman on Sunday with little wharf
boat in tow, and returned yesterday.
The II, {. Yarger and Grand Towel
with moderate trips to st. Louis, and
the Polar star for Tennessee river passed
on Sunday.
Col. SiyerthOrn Of Evansville says
the oldest river men do not remember
when the river was in worse condition
and the worst part of the river is jas
| below the government dyke at Evans.
vile.
The T., i. Stahlman, from Nashville
brought 10 tons Dora Cabler from
Evansville, " tons; Cotton Valley, from
Cincinnati, b tons Sllverthorne, from
Evansville, jJtons Jim Fisk, from Pad
ucah, 30 tons, and Laura l.. Davis, from
! Cincinnati, 100 tons for reshipment.
4 rise Of tour feet in the Tennessee
river was reported by private dispatcI
Yesterday, but elsewhere, except at ~
| Louis, where there was a small rise, tn
rivers are all falling. 81 inches Is report
Ell ut CaseyyIlle, Evansville and Papp
creek: teet at O.ceOla and 6 to ;
LoUir.
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John keUhler the energetic pro
py,etor OF the proyera ana pNtcheI s
exchange, EIGHTH street. spread the
frat Grand lunch in his new establish
ment ON Saturday night. There was an
immense gathering OF Johns Old ana
new friends present, who were supplied
bountlfuly with the choicest drinks and
ylands, and enjoyed good treat in the
way OF delightful music furnished by
EIsenberg's string band, John pro-
poses setting lunch every Saturday
night, and intends making hl' saloon
The popular resort of Cairo
on sunday afternoon Nr' John
uegi with his wife and too children,
and accompanied by Mrs. kochlcr, Went
to Mound City to spend few hours
On their way back to the city the horse
became frightened ana started TO run,
and before he could be stopped the
wagon strucs a stump, upscltlng IT
and throwing the entire party out In
the fail MIR. IIegi's little boy, child
seven years old, had one Of his sarms
broken in two places. On reaching
home DR.. Gordon was called ana set The
brokon bones, and at last accounts tho
little fellow was doing as well as coulC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS circumstance.
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COM M ERclAL.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, MONDAY EvFSISs,
August q, 1877. !
The weather continues warm though
not to say hot, and the heat is not I'M
bearable. We have had no rain for sew.
eral days, and the streets are becoming
very dusty again. Business is moder-
atiyely active and transactions in the lead.
Ing branches is iair.
The flour market has undergone no
material change. Receipts are increas-
ing and stocks have accumulated and the
supply on hand now is larger than for
several weeks past. Prices are easier
though there is not much strength to the
market. There seems to be well
settled conviction among dealers that
prices have about reached bottom, and
that in the near future they will as
sumo more regular. firm ana
steady tendency. The order trade
is talr....,.u..There is a slight I'M
provcment in the hay market, ana we
note better demand for strictly choice
hay at quotations. Receipts are light
and the stock on the market is small.
Common and low grade hay is in good
supply and dull......The corn market IS
flat and transactions are very light. The
supply in the market is good, and re-
| ceipts liberal. Prices are weak at 42(1
i3c......Rcceipts Of oats are light, and
scarcely equal to the demand. Receipts
are taken on arrival at quotations below.
.....The demand for city meal is light,
and prices weak at 81 3j@2 40. The
supply is fair. Country meal is in good
supply and dull at 81 lj@2 2O.."....Brar
is in good supply and steady at S7(9l 81
in bulk and 50 jO@l0in sacks.......Pota
toes are in light stock and ar demand al
81 25(1l 80 per Dbl. and 35Gloc pei
hushel. Receipts during the last fe"
DAYS have been small, and there are now
only a limited supply on the market.',""'
Receipts of choice butter are ligh
and the stock on the marke
is light and unequal to tn
demand. Common and low grades
are plenty and dull, Receipts of egg
are light, and the market is compare
lively bare. Prices are l@2c. higher
and are now quoted at ..lO@llc.''" e.
Poultry is in good supply and arrival
liberal. The demands fair. Prices ar
I steady at quotatons..."..Fruit OF al
kinds ia abundant and prices are 81
irregular as to render it impossible to es
, tablished quotations. Peaches are sellin!
. all the way from 10 to 4Oc. per box; pear
. 20 to sec, and grapes G@sc. per lb''."'.'
Vegetables OF all kinds are In Oyerstock
! cleapand dull sale.
Rates by river to New Orleans hay
! advanced, and to-day are l7!c per cwt
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+ a sad affection to suffer from, 1t attacks
all stations ana conditions of life. There
is a constant dread OF mpending dangers,
the Damocles sword Of imaginary evil is
suspended over, morbid senHtveness
of the thoughts and actions OF others,
etc. This disease generally arises from
an affection of the liver, stomach, urinary
organs etc, and can be successfully COM
balted by the aid of rest and light diet,
and the use of remedy which will re.
store new force, promote secretions and
eycfetions, and give tone 10 the whole
system. Such a health restoring remedy
has been found in the Home Stomach
BitterS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-28

With it. attendant troubles, constipa-
tion headache, loss OF appetite, gloomi-
ness, water brash, distress after eat
inr, etc? If so take DaCoStas radical
cnrc and be well. lis result Is astOnish.
Ing, and sure relief is guaranteed in every
case, where it Is used as directed. 1t
assists digestion, tones up the stomach.
strengthens the dobiltatcd, restores a
natural appetite and as liver regulator
has no equal. A clergyman OF philadcl-
phia says: 1t is the very foundation OF
health. 10 all who are suffering from a
dsordered stomach or liver, or who need
gentle spring or summer tonic, we say
try it, and you will thank us for the ad-
vice. Trial size % cents. Sold by Bar
clay brothers
Also agents tor Parker's pleasant
worm syrup, which Is sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take, and requires
no physic. Price 70 cents. Try It.
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When that important sccrctiye gland
requires arousng, tits only requisite to
resort to lIostctter's Stomach liittcrs,the
national remedy Tor inactivity OF the Dill
Gus organ, for constipation, and Tor dyS-
pcpsla, besides those malarious disorders
to which torpidity Of the liverpredispos' 5
a person. Far more surely does tiiS
celebrated anti.bilous cordial accomp lIsll
a curative result than rAercury or any
other mineral drug used 10 cure liver
disorders. In fact, such indictments
cannot fairly be called remedies, since
although they may have temporary
effect. they eventually fail TO influence tho
system rcmedially, but Instead often dc
it serious injury. The Bittcrs, on tho
contrary. are "A specific of the most saIl
tary nature, and are likewise reliable
and agreeable tonic, appetizer ana ncr
/ vine.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-28

Ana 80 the old Cairo Brass Band IS TO
be recognized. Well, we'll, the days
when that old band first organized seems
like a dream, they are so long ago. Old
gray-bcards the boys are now, and
but handful lett OF the sturdy twelve
that startled the frogs and waited away
the friendly mosquetoes with every toot |
Of their horns-in those early days when |
a brass horn was a novelty and a band
only thought Of in connection with
travelling show. Let's see: there are
"Ffcd." Bros, Bernard Smyth, Henry
Gossman, Nose Harrcll and Perry Pow
er:, are all, ! think. that are now here,
and where in The wide, wide world are
the balance: some, | know. are gone 10
that land where that oldest OF oll horn
blowers, Gabriel, is their teacher; and
there too, are two Of thcirothcr teachers,
Hunter and king,licll. Hunter the
highly strung, nervous sensitive chap,
you all remember, you "oId fragment
,,-, ..- , go, : ,..,,, -, i....I 49,,
1., wv 49, 49, a,lIa ,.,r,
INV w. ' ,.,' " -, H., ,1.s ,.na,.'
,,mt ,a,,..,. !. wasn't yonr music .l.lol
him ,nor q, tboucL ! roco,,cct ,hfnlino
f., Mich, boyo dana 81 thu ,,no And
po,r Ejuo.frld', wife died. whether out
Of .ympatby for her husbands
epreripos or NOT. | don't know, llr one
thIpg do know, and that Is she escap-
ed something when She escaped hearing
her own dirge. DO you rccollcct that
Girge. YOU Old "RemnGuts%' How some
ot you rot ont OF time and some out Of
tune, and how one ambitious blower
hlowcl wall more heart-rcnding than
any funeral ro,e. all bv bjm.rlt. And
how some of Won heard some Of the
others OF YOU. and suffered as only rasped
nerves can suffer; and other Of you
didn't know much about IT, aud We're
greatly affected b. the music and
the so!cmnity it added to the occasion a:
We have grown in grace since then, and
can make aud know good music now.
| Nor wa. il long til you ''loys" charmed
tho ..r..orl hearts Of, we th,n rustic
peoplc, It could not have Been. +. seems
=, ,,,o.,,,. .l,t n ,.,, mo,,,s of,er ron
w =,
nn,,, - omnio,a ~, J,r, M, surely
49,. .-,.,.
,,''''''l' s..,r,... 80
,,'''' wa ~" W M.,
'o'' '' D'' ",
.'0"'' ' ,''. w. anu , ,'''''' :. ,,,a.
'"0' = . '''o''1 W 0"' pew ''''''N
u y, w. ','' w p'' ''"'
N''''D'' NAV ."'''"', 10y c
o''i '''' '''''''''A v, -',' ''"'"' '"' -
JG"''s'' VIZ ''''''" ' &"
o'a cI'l@'"' ana one p" "os'
WIDOW IS ms Woo" YETI
r th'nN you VIII AL 'e g'au TO hio" VIZ"
Shn ia nov lOcrtnI I'm " ! 1vis l.
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Pacpaxe. ~ Rest and comfort i"i
erred women.

Mr.. Hrrg Ward jescbcr, whose house
roId knowledge and perfect honesty no
one prc.umcs 10 doubt recommend nous"
teepers tousc Washinc, the new substitute
for 'oao. She says she !, pleased win IL.
MIA great saver OF time and labor, and
nm 10 more lriurc clothing than common
vvrm water. Nr,. Bee her i Ilsht.
snsr II washes in Une.ihird Of tue time.
II almost entirely doe. away with rubhinr
ussbp, a. we In hard water a. soft. II =
me only article known that VIII proven
wooleus from Shrinking. Other artistic" a.
,ist somewhat in washing, hut they ihjure
the clothes. Wa.Liae p9sir'ely VIII not
luIure clothing. &c.,
Thee are sor" Of the qualities which
Aalcmldy Wa-hiuc 20 popular hmo"s lhc,
intelligent house keepers Of AmeIira. al.
Who are uot uairg Wasnine will no, regret
il if they take special pains 70 procure lG4
ave it tlial. rGcc. . and 10 cents. Sold
ty AL grOCers.
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Executrix's Notice.

Estate OF Louis Blatteau, deceaseu.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Executrix OF the last Will and Testament
oil Louis Batteau, late Of the County of Alex
ander an State of Illinois, deceased, here
by gives notice that she will appear before
the County Court OF Alexander County, at
the Court House in Cairo at the October
Term, on the 3rd, Monday in October next,
which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and request
ed TO attend tor the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indr bted to
said Estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this oath day of August, A. ID. 1877.
MARGARET BLATTEAU.
CIV EXecutrix.
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\ special train on the Cairo narrow
gaugc viii leave Cairo at SID o'clock
Il. M, on Tuesday morning, 2Sth inst ,
to convey parties to the great sale OF lots
at Hodges Park on that day. One ana
onc.iiith fare will be charged tor the
round trip. Refreshments in abundance
on the ground free of charge. lie on
hand at S.lj u IN. as the train VIII start
promptly ut that time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-28

Ilusc, Looms a Co.,, dealers in north
EN- lake ice, have removed their Office
from the corner Of Eighth street and
Ohio .eyce to the ice houses one door be-
low the st. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering ice in all parts OF the cilys
Those desiring the cold stun will leave
their orders at the new Office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES KAvANAuGH, Manager.
CAIRO, LIS, May II, 1877. 5-l7-lm
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of Bridget Clark, deceased.

The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Cum TestamentO Annexo
of the estate of Bridget Clark, late Of
The county of Alexander and
Stats of Illinois, deceased, hereby
ives notice that he will appear before
The county court of Alexander county, at
the court house in Cairo at the October term
IN the third Monday in Oct. next, at which
time all persons having CLAIMS against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same adj
lusted. All persons indepted to said es.
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this 2lst day OF August, A; ID.
1877. ALFRED COMlNGs, Admir-.
wet. Cum Testamento Annexo
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-28
&c per 100 on hay, and Doc per dry Dbl.

22c per 100 on hay, and Doc per dry Dbl.
THE MARKET.
bsir Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are only Tor
sales from first hands In round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it Is
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures, ~V3a
FLOUR.
The market is not changed. Receipts
are increasing aud stocks accumulating.
Prices are easier, though there Is little
strength to the market. The order de-
mand is fair. Sales reported were
800 bbls. Various Grades,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-28

I hereby notify saloon-kcepcrs, and
all others to refrain from giving my hus-
band, James Powers, any intoxicating
DRINKS. Any who disregard this warm
ing will be prosecuted to the full extent
OF the law. $50 Mrs, JAMES Powers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-28

Buy your dry goods, boots and shoes
and in fact all other goods you need,
where they are sold the cheapest, at
the (jt) NEW RESloEE.