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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

The national banks now constitute the
strongest money institution in the world.
Their number Is :. l63, and all owe their
exlsterce to the same source. Their
loans and discounts amount TO SLIGO
64s,O43 annually, aud their overdrafts
represent ,42s, 4S6. They own United
States bonds as follows: To secure cir
culation, $36s. 7O5. 700: to secure de
posts, SIS. 10, 600; on hand, So. 663.
DIS. And the total OF their resources
was 3, 3S1. $50. $50. Their capital stock
paid IN was 1856. 159. s3j; their surplus
fund, S129 $50 1913; their undivided
profits, $54217,03S. The national bank
notes issued were $3.50 293. 1876. The
individual deposits were $1,1O2, PSI go.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

Young Parham Adams, of Knoxville,
not only came near killing himself with
smoking cigarettes. but narrowly missed
being buried alive while in q comstose
state and being taken for dead. At last
accounts he had revived, and hopes are
now entertained of his recovery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

- The 22i of February this year was not
only the anniversary of Washington 5
birthday and Ash Wednesday, bu. it was
the one hundredth anniversary CT Henry
Grattans demand for an Irish Parlia-
ment. On the latter account the Irish
people of Cincinnati specially celebrated
the dav.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

The OHIO Legislature has before 1t
bin against railroad ticket scalping fash
toned after the Pennsylvania enactment
In case It should fail the lines running
through Ohio, It is stated, propose to
abolish reduced rate tickets TO fairs and
other gatherings of public interest be
cause it is a. such times that brokers
reap their harvest The RIHcIy Ags
ssys the Tri-State and Ohio State Fair
Associations and other such Orgsniza-
tons are working with the railroads for
the bill.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

Prof. d. VI. Zettler, a Macon protection
ist, has written letter to the Macon Tele-
graph and Messenger, patting it on the
back for advocating a protective tariff
In the course of his letter, be says:
You are right as to a protective
tariff. 1t means protection to MseOn's
cotton factories and workshops at The
expense Of he uhOle people, and as such l
accept il"
Italics ours Prof. Zettler is certainly
candid, not to say brash.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

1t is stated that from letters received
in Washington It rs apparent that there
is a growing disposition among tobacco
manufacturers to look upon any reduc-
ton Of the tax on tobacco with disfavor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

For all pulmonary, urinary and digestive
diseases, and affections of the heart and
brain, use Browns Iron Bitters. II strength
ems every part, and cures By its soothing
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

Senator Hill is said to be rapidly re-
covering from the operation recently
performed on the glands of his neck for
cancer. He thinks he will soon be able
to resume his duties in the United States
Senate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

President Arthur has made five hun
dred and thirty nominations to Office
since he became President, thirty-ive of
which were from New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

Out of 34.274 newspapers and period
Gals published in the world, 1880 are
in English; Of the rest half are in Ger
man and a fourth in French.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

WA NTED, a situation as a d,,
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Aooress NJ q, Morning News ofse1A' al.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12
ORDINANCE NO %,
he il ordained by the City Council OF the cit

lie il ordained BY the City Council OF the city OF
Cairo
section l. That the following sidewalks ne
INSTRUCTED OF wood, viz; On the south slde oI
Firhtn street, hctwee kail Road street and ONO
leyee Being one hundred and forty live feet In
length.
be constructed in accordance with the requirements
of the ordinances of the city, providing for
the construction OF sidewalks.
Section 8 The local improvement herein pro
yided for, shall be made hv special assessments,
and in accordance with the provisions of sections
IS to 81 inclusive OF Art q OF the act OF the gener
al assembly of the state of Illinois, approved April
10th, 1872, and entitled AN act TO provide for the
incorporation Of cities and villages and The cost
aud expenses of the construction of said sidewalk
shall be paid out of the funds arising from said
special assessments.
Section l. The owner OF any lot fronting on the
sidewalk provision for the building OF which Is
made by this ordnance, shall be allowed thirty
dsys after the time at which this ordinance takes
effect in which 10 build that portion OF said side
walk opposite his lot, and thereby relieve the
same from assessment, provided the work shall
conform IN all respects TO the requirements OF this
ordinance and be done To the satisfaction and ap
proyal ofthe committee on stree :.
Section ;. Upon the expiration OF the said thir
ty davs, the city clerk shall publish notice for
ten days, in the uews paper publishing the ordl
nances Of the city setting forth that s"Aed bids Tor
or the construction of sad sidewalk directed to the
City Council will be receive nj this, office, up
to the time of the meeting OF the city council fo' the
opening OF said bids, which meeting shall not be
earlier than twelve days, nor later than eighteen
days from the date Of said notice, which notice
shall state the time of said meeting and descibe the
work 10 be done, BY re referring 10 this ordinance
giving its number and date Of approval, and that
said ordinance IL subject TO examination at any
time at his office. Said bids hall be opened by the
clerk IN the presence Of the council, and the con
tract for doing the work, or furnishing the material
or both for constructing said eide.
walk shall be awarded 10 the lowest respon-
sible bidder who shall sufficiently guarantee to the
satisfaction OF the City Council the furnishing Of
said material, or the performance Of said work or
both under the supervision Of the Committee on
Streets within such time a. may be fixed by con
tract II sa City Council shall deem il expedient
IL do so. II said bids are not satisfactory to the
City Council, they may reject any or all Of them,
and may then or thereafter authorize said sidewalk
TO be constructed by Oh agents as they may
think proper
Approved August 18th. \. u, 1852
y. b. THISTLEW00D, Mayor.
Attest:-D J. Foley, City clerk
Published IN DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN August l2th
lss2
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12
Total from general fdnd

NLIUNUI
From Railroad Strip Fund
For improving Railroad street between ST.
Charles street and Fourteenth street,
the balance now remaining in said fund, SGisi
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12
Is Il A Mound Builder2

Mr.. G. A. Beerstecher recently eX-
humcd a skeleton, about three-quarterS
of a mile east of Nottawa, on the Burr
Oak road, near the Bennett farm says
the Centreville (Nlich) Republjcon. -
The mound from which it was taken is
in the highway, and has been passed by
and over by pedestrians and teams for
the past forty years. Mr.. BeerStecher
has known Of this mound for some time,
but never until the present week made
any attempt at an examination of its
interior. The skeleton is that of Il full
sized man, being from six feet to six
feet two or three inches in length, The
head is of diminutve size in proportion
of the skeleton, and from a pbySolog-
ical standpoint would indicate very lit
tie intelligence. The forehead is very
low and narrow, while the animal pro-
ponsi,ics are of the most prominent
character. The teeth are very double
and massive in the central and back
portion of the jaw, the forward and eX-
IRENE front teeth being very long and
narrow. Some Of the molars or back
back teeth are much worn, seeming to
indicate use upon hard substances. --.
The bones of the skeleton are very
large, giving rise to the belief that the
once animate posscssOr was being of
more than ordinary strength This
skeleton is perfect in every part, and is
doubtless as good Il specimen of this ex-
tinct race rs can be found in the coun-
try. Every cavity Of the bones and
skull and spinal column was filled with
sand or sort of burned clay, which had
worked itself into every conceivable
opening in every portion Of the skele-
ton. II was found six feet under
ground, in sitting posture, with the
head thrown back and Jaws extended to
the full capacity II was facing the
north, Over it was found n covering of
burned clay, which probably accounts
Tor IT'S eNcelen, preScrvaton as water
could not penetrate it or air in any man
ner get to it, II is q well known fact
that this is not Of any tribe of Indians.
as they do not dispose Of their dead in
that manner From the most reliable
information that can be gained from
scientists, the mound builders were a
race supposed to have inhabited Mexico
and portions of the United States from
eight TO eleven hundred years ago.
=. 70 SE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12

An ordinance levyiug aud assessing taxes per the
current year.
Whereas, The city council ha', by ordinance,
appropriated for the fiscal year. ending April 3Oth,
1893 for the several corporate purposes herelnsf
ter indicated, the following amounts, viz,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An ordinance granting permission TO Mark Kahn
TO remove house from lot to lot block Nv, III
CITY of Cairo, also granting permission 10 NICK
Williams 10 build an extension to his one story
honse tuated on lot u block ~ First addition
TO the city of Cairo, ~, =,
BE il ordained by the city council ofthe city OF
section |. License and permission y hereby
Granted 10 Mark Kain 20 remove his building eitu
ssted on iot block 30 10 lot block So city OF
Cairo License and permission Is also granted u
Nick Williams 10 build an extention to his present
hnilding situated GU lot IL block 49, First addition
~ civ of Cairo. Said extension TO be nineteen
feet wide by twenty eight feet long and twelve lee
in height 200,
y Is. THlSTLEW0OD, Mayor,
Attest.-D, j FOLEY, city Clerk.
Published in TuS DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN Al
gust lsth, 1857,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12
ORDINANCE NO. %.
An ordinance granting permission to build wv
frame dMelllngs on lots . and block w. FlrI

An ordinance granting permission 10 Duild wv, ,Wp
frame dwellings on lots2 aud 3 block ~, FlrH'
addition to city Of Cairo.
Be 1t ordained by the city council of the city oil
Cairo. =,
Section l. IN pursuance Of n petition OF II. o.
and W. G, Johns, by NJ j llowloy, agent, petmls.
sion Ia hereby granted and It shall be lawiul i0r
them or him 10 erect two, one story frame uwell.
ings on lots two and three block ~, First Audubon
TO city of Cairo SAID but! iings to be crested ac
cor ting TO tho plans and specifications accompa
uying said petition and consti uctcd IN innnner
satisfactory 10 the committee on Are pattnen,,,
And that the covering OF said roofs be OF nrc PROOF
material. Approved August 18th A. y lsss.
N Il. TH1STLEWoOD, Mayor
Attest. d J. Foley, City Clerk.
Published In DAtLy cAino BULLETIN August l''h
1892.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12
From Special Levee Fund

TO paw principal and interest Of certificate
Issued for money borrowed under ord
nance No S. approved April nth, lss! ... $4,000
And whereas, After due examination and max
ing proper allowances for unexpended balances in
the city treasury and for licenses, fines &c, TO
come into the treasury during the fiscal year, II IL
asCCrtalned by the city council that the amount
necessary TO be collected from the tax levy for the
current year IL forty thousand dollars therefore
BE II ordained by the city council Ol tue city Of
Cairo.
Section l.. That the sum Of forty thousand dol
lars is hereby LEVIED aud assessed for corporate
purposes upon the real and personal property
within the city Of Cairo, ms the same II assessed
and equalaed for state ard county purposes for
the current year.
Section The city clerk Is hereby directed to
| die with the county clerk OF Alexander county
Illinois on or before the third Tuesday In Septem.
Der, A. u. 1882, certified copy of this ordinance
| (Which said copy shall be certified by the mayor
and city Clerk)
Sections Whereas the county clerk of Alexan
der county Illinois has extended the taxes above
levied, upon the county collectors books II shall
be the duty of the city clerk TO ascertain the cRBct
| total amount 40 extended and charge the same up,
on bic books to said collectors, and to credit eaid
collector with the sums he shal from time to time
pay to the city treasurer on account Of said taxes.
Provided the city clerk shall not credit the said
| collector with any Attachments or forfelturcs o
| said tax, until statement of the same has been
| examined and allowed by the council
| Section I, II shall be the duty of the city trcas
urer, when the county collector shall from time Il
| time pay over to said treasurer any city taxes,
Levied above, toapportion aud place the came as
| follow
lat, 70 the special levec fund to the extent o
| $4,000
End To the general fund to the extent of sg6, 900
II being understood that the item of Ak OOO abov,
Appropriated orinterest on new bonds IN included
aud levied above for said amount, ana In II por tioi
| OF the sun set apart to the general fund In tint
| section provided
| Approved Augpet nth, A. y, 1889
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12
"IHE HALLIDAY"
A New ana Compete Hotel, fronting on LeyoC
Second aud Railroad Streets,
Cairo, Illinois.

III Passenger Depot Of the Chicago, 81. Louis
AM few Orleans; Illinois Central; Wabash, ~.
Louis and Pacific; Iron Mountain and southern
Mobile and ohio; Cairo and St LOUIS Railways
are all jug, across tho street; while the Steamboat
Landing In but one square distant,
This Hotel In heated by steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Chill Bells
Automatic Fire. Alarms, Baths, absolutely pure air
perfect sewerage and complete appointments
Superb furnishings; perfect service; and All nm
excclled table,
l.. Il. PARKER u co. ,Lsssees
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12

appropriated for the fiscal year ending April 30th
1893 for the several corporate purposes hereinsf
ter indicated, the following amounts, viz:
~ FiRsT
From the General Fund
l. To pay salaries OF the regular city
officers including police or;e........ 80. $40 800
q To paw cost Of repairing, constructing
and reconstrucing sidewalks......... ...... 5000
3 TO paw cost Of dling aud improving the
streets Of the city sos
4 To pay rost of drainage necessary to be
done within the city, including cost OF
drainage ...............,...,........ 5000
5. To detrsy the expenses of FIRE depart
1900
6. To defraY the expenses of the Board Of
Health, In carrying into effect the ordi-
nances relating to the public health ...... 1900
/ To pay expenses OF city clerks Office and
council ..,...,,....... 80
3. To pay expenses Of annual city elections 100
9 To pay cost OF dieting prisoners and
expenses OF city jail.., ...,., 500
10 Topay cost Of city printing 90. goo. ....., 800
| II. To pay coupons from the new bonds OF
| the city dated July |. isls and issued pur,
| suaut to an election held June 9th, 1878
which are not registered with state auditor
provided esid coupons shall only be paid
after the said new bonds are delivered in
exchange for old bonds, re provided Ia or.
dinAnce No. 5000
Also any sum remaining uneXpended from
| previous appropriations for said purpose
| H. To pay for gas furnished street lamps. $500
| -, Toproyde for contingent expenditures 1000
II, Tc pay cost Of widening and strength n
Ing New levee.,.,... ,,,,..,,..",M, ,,.... 1000
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-06-29
Published Every Thursday.

OrrcE-Corner Of Main and Short Streets, Op-
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-06-29

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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-06-29

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The Evening critic., 1882-08-16
BAILEY,S BLUSTER.
A T0O-Fresh Policeman i'm Arnold's
PrCCincI.

Near O'Clock yesterday afternoon, while q
crowd was collected on the south side Of Penn
sylvania avenue, near Twelfth street, attracted
thithcr by shooting occurrence OF a few mo-
ments before, John Bailey, q colored police
man, made himself very offensive by his con-
duct. Bailey's b eat is over Hooker's Division,
and he seems TO BIO thoroughly In accord with
the rowdy element. After an arrest had been
made, a crowd followed tho parties arrested to
the Fifth Precinct station house. Among others
on hand was CRITIC reporter, OF course.
Bailey assumed good deal OF authority,
and In very offensive manner directed
the crowd TO dispense. THE CRITIC reporter,
who was listening to the details OF the case,
was pushed by Bailey and ordered TO move on.
He demonstrated, explaining that It was his
business to BIO there, when Bailey, who had
been induging In n good deal OF profanity,
said to the reporter; ITO hell with you and
your paper move out" Just then several other
newspaper men and other gentlemen came
up, and tho blackguard Bailey, seeing the
mistake he had made, sneaked away Ike a
thief to avoid rldiculo. No such Ignorant brute
as Bailey should DO allowed to remain on the
police force. He is q lasting disgrace.
Lieutenant Arnold Is the presiding genius Of
the Fifth Precinct. He Is very ready always
TO arrest citizens on the mere pretonse of pro-
family. VIII he call his oillcor, Bailey, to nc.
count for his conduct2 or are policemen
privileged to swear when they please
The Evening critic., 1882-08-16
National Rifles, Excursion.

The National Rifles gave another OF their
very charming excursions last night and en-.
tertained royalty n large party Of friends.
Some Of the excursionists were as follows
Hon. John W. Hogg, Colonel satterthwaite, of
California; Mr.. Robert wilcs, of Illinois; Cap
tain william Polk, OF the House OF Represen-
tatives; Captain Frank D. Shafrer, Of the orig
inal National Rifles; Mr.. Black, OF Connecti-
cut; DR.. Cissell, Mr.. Buckingham, Mr.. Bliss,
N. V. Corsen, Frank Maltby, Mr.. Flick, Mr..
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sydney smith, 4. NJ. Tanner r ". Bb. d.
Stokes, W. H. D. Kittson, Mr.. somers,
Mr.. Pennebaker, L. p. Bunyea, Captain vii.
liam Dewey, Mr.. Foutz, Q. W. Brown, Mr..
Clark, Mrs Clements, Mrs Reeve, Mrs. Colonel
Flick, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Joseph
Smith, Misses Nettie Reeve, Gertie Smith, the
Misses Dc Saules, Misses Nellie Fuller, Irwin,
Belle Rotenbury, the Misses Van Deventer,
Misses Mamie Mitchell, Alice True, Alice Burn
Korn, Misses Beckie Grey, Beckie Washing
ton, Ada Phillips, Dougherty, Hattie Tinker,
Smith, Misses Smith, Baden, Ida Her.
man, Jessie Sunderlan, Hamilton, Catlin,
Lizzie Martin, Susie sipe, katie SCHWARTZ
Isham, Louisa storrett (of Brooklyn, N. Y,l
and Mamie Lowry. or tho company-Colonel
Burnside, Lieutenants Bassett and Oyster,
sergeants Cuttings and Keech, Corporals At
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Dent, Evans, Fonda, Fuller, Garner, Goodwin,
Isham, johnson, Keneostar, Major, Nabers
Nicholson, Ralston, Rule, Spencer, Stokes and
Williamson. And Of the Cadets-Captaiu
McCready, Tomlinson, Walters, Ashburn and
II. W. Smith.