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THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN; SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, THE DAILY BULLETIN KNTKItKI) AT TUB CAIRO rOWTOfFICK FOK TRANSMISSION THHOUOHTHB MAILS Al fkO OND CUM HATES. oKrtuiAL exenHvr city ano county SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS. Ko!ir lu tan column, eignt canu per lino for Irnt ti'1 A cent) purlin 4cb uhnoquenl mior '.Inn. For on wtwk. seceDl por imo For oiitt n otith, ttuceun par itnu. Sew Blacksmith Shop. A new horse shoeing shop has been open ed !y Mr. P. Powers on Tenth s'reet. All manner of blckiraithinj and wagon work done to order. Hpainn.; work a specialty . Work done promptly. tf Mr. J.ihn It. Bennett, DnuaUt, Muske gon, Mich. In regard to your inquiries about Elys' Cream B dm for tlie cure of Catarrh, my answer is, I cn recommend it always n tlie bt'Ht remedy I have ever used. Dr. J. S. Vaughau, dentist, Muski gon, Mich. See a woman in another column near Speer'a Vm'yardi, picking grapes from which fp"er's Port Orspe wine is made, that is so highly esteemed by the medical profession, for tha use of invalid1, weakly persons and the aied. Sold by druggists. The Kef. Geo. 11. Tuajer, of Bourbon, Ind., ays: "IJ th myself and wife owe our lives to SLiloh's Consumption Cure. (9) The U. S. government are using large cumbers of the Improved Howe Scales. Borden, Selleck & Co., ag'-n's, St. Louis, Mo. (1) A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, I will send a recipe that will cr-e you, fuke OF charge. This great remedy was discovered by a minister in South America. Send a sell-addressed envelope to the Itev. Joskph T. In man, Station I)., New York City. Free ot Cost. All persons wishing to teat the merifB of. great remedy oue that will positively cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection ol the Throat and Lungs are requested to call at Harry W.Schuh's drug store and get a trial bot tle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption free of cost, which will show you what a regular dollar-size bottle will do. (1) Fortunes for Fanners" and Mechanics Thousands of dollars can bo saved by us ing proper judi;nieut in taking care of tlio health of yourself and family. If you are Bilious, have sillow complexion, poor appe tite, low and depressed spirits, and generally debilitated , do not delay a moment, but go at once and procure a bottle of those wonderful Kit-ctrie Bitters, whieti never fail to cure, and that for the trifling sum of fif ty ceuts. Tribune. Sold by Harry W. Bchuh. (1) Highest Prize Port Wine. Tho best wine in the c-oiutry. that took the highest premium at the Centennial, is Spier's Port Gnpe Wine, which has bo oomo the most celebrated product of New Jersey. This wine and his P. J. Brandy are now heing used by physicians every where, who reiy up n thmn as bring the purest to he had. It is unsurpisaed for weakly fema'es, and old puople. Used by the Fifth Avenuw Society ns sn vuing so cial wine. For Sale by Paci, 0 Sunuu. To The West. There aro a number ol routes leading to the above-mentioned section, but the direct and reliable route is via Sunt L iuii and over tho Mn-s uri P icitio Railway. Two trains daily are run from the Grand Union Depot, S lint Louis to IC ins.w City. Lu..vou worth, Atchison, St. Joseph and (Jonh i. Pullman P-lace Sleeping Cars of the very fices: make are atttched to all truiiis. At Kinnas City Uu.no D ' t, pwengern for Ktus'is, Colorado, New Mexico and Cal ifornia connect with express tnins of all lines. At Atc!iisn, connection is mule with express tra'ns for Kinsas and Nebraska points. At Omaha, connection is mi le with tlie Overland train for California. This line oilers to parlies enroiitu to the West and N"rthest, not only f irt time and superior accomodation, but beuutifnl aceuery, as it passes firo.ih the Quest por tion of Miss'iuri and Nebraska. Send for illustrated nvips, pamphlets, fcc, of this line, which will bu mailed free. C. B. Kisnan, F. Cha.nui.kh, Aia't Uen'l Pass. Agent. (Juii'l Pass Ajjcot. Bakery. Having purchased the t'akery ot J. An'h'iny, on Wa-stlrngton avenue between 8th and 10:h streets, I prepared to offer to tha public at all times fr.wh bread, cakes, &c. of tho best quality at tho L.vest piiccs lo i found lu tho city. Call an I s to mo. 12-1 Mf Jacou Lat.neii. Wocld you iu trej troin 0 tt irrh, II iy Fever and col 1 in Ilea 1? Try E'ys' Cre oi. Bil'ii. It is curing hundreds of chronic cases. Price (50 cents. Apply into nostrils with little tinker, Amtynu mvln mlserahlo by Indigestion. Conatipa'ion, I)ir.ines. L" of Appetite, Yellow Skint Sluloh's Vitalier is a posi tve cure. (10) Mary Qreetiliold, 0illati.,4ys:"Brown'i Iron Bitters completely cured mu of nerv ousness, constipation and general dnb;Uty." Cottage For Sale. I off r my coUaim nent to the corner t Slat and Poplar streets, East side, at a bargain. Ap ply on premises or of me at N w York Btore. M. 8. Lmoovrrcii. LICENSE I LICENSE 1 1 LICENSE!! hotick, owuers of billiard tables, bigatello tabtcs, livery stable keepers, lumber, merchants, hotel and steamboat runner ami all other persons doiug buslunsi wbro license is ro quired, are roquesto l to take out liceno at once and save costs. u. u. Mr (tin, 9w City Msrstal. A Special ileeliojr. The stockholders of the Cairo Building and Loan association are requested t meet at tho office of A. Comings, on Eighth street, on the 28th day of February at 7:30 p. ni., for the purpose of considering amendments to by-laws. A full attendance is desired. By order of the president. A. Comings, Sec. CAtno, 111, February 20 h, 1883. GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS. Xotleot In tiMM eoinmnn, ten com pr I1n, . 'n-"lon tai wlMihr markit or not, if r1cu- I Hed to riw'l nay man's hwiiiiotis totcreat arc lwypia (nr. TULKOHAPmC SEWS on fihbt page AHK THE SAME AS THAT IN THE fT. L"OIS rAPi:ns that will ahrivk to-moiit or TO MOHROW MORNINO. Mr. E. Sjorey representing Dr. J. C Ayer & Co , of Lowell, Mass., is in the city looking after the interest of the firm. Secretary A. Comings, of the C.iiro Building and Loin association calls a spe cial meeting of the stockholders of the as sociation for the 'idih inst. See special locals. Schoolchildren will rtnd The Bclle tin scratch-books Nos. 2 and 8 tor si!e at Phil Saup'scandy Btjre. tf The Texas and St. Louis railroad is cut off from the city by high water. The Iron Mountain transferred its last train last night. The St. Louis and Cairo is not the only railroad that allows itself to be in'or el with by a little freshet. Charleston Courier: "Lo, the poor In dian! L. W. It ibs, the fraud Cherokee, who humbugged a lew of our citizens last year, afterwards getting into trouble at Cairo, litis turned up again. This tinii he is in Fredericktowu, wben he was arrested last Friday for getting good- under false pretences. The hit of tho eoisonl The "Our Bachelor Cigar!" at Barclay Biothors'. tf If such c u-.ls A! tho following fr.jm a Cincinnati firm were sunt out by mer chants of Cairo, what a howl there would he by the country press: "To our patrous. As our works and w.xrerooms are located in that part of our city which is most ter ribly afilcted by the flood, we are ueablo to flil orders for immediate shipment and would therefore beg your indulgence for a few days, when we expect the waters to have sufficiently subsided to resume busi ness. Truly yours, Charles Moser A Co., Cincinnati, O. Senator Ilogan, of the 51st drjstict, has introduced in tho senate a bill appropria ting $1,000,000 for distribution among the different counties of the state for construct log and inaiut aiuiug public highways. The bill provides that, alter the Couuty Boards or supervisors shall bavemid ja tax-levy equal to 20 pur cent, of the costs of the roads proposed to bo constructed, they shall be entitled to draw from this 11,000,000 in tho slate treasury for an amount of money equal to the revenue from the tax; and also that the fund derived from the Illinois Central railroad tax shall bo set apart for tlie next ten years for the reptir and main tenunee of these roads in good condition. Any one desiring auything in Mrs. S. Williamson lino will do well to call on her, as she is selling out her stock at cost for the next week. It Through the loud and persistent warn ings of approuching certain danger of an overflow, indulged in by a few alarmists, some of tha colored clement is aroused to so unreasonable Jegren of excitemeut. So much so that an org iu'izjJ effort is strongly urged by soiiu promiuent agitator among them, to tako prompt po-sesiiou of somo of the public building, notably the court house and custom house. Their right to do this thing is clear. The institutions nsmed are public property sud may bo taken posses sion of by the public whenever the public nisy see tit. The colored lolks are easily alarmed and pr.,uipt to seek places of sif ty. But we are incliiind to bulievo that there i.i ii 't 'lui siihmt reason for uneasi ness on the p irt of anybody Mayor. Thistle woo 1 and others aro on tho alert) some prompt action that will prove effective has already been taken by them, and they are prepared to do on short notice all that may be necessary to do in any contingency to render clt z tns entirely sale in their pos sessions. Pulaski Patriot: 'There are six pri soners in our Jail awaiting trial at the coin ing term of tho Pulaski ewun'y circuit c mil. How is this compared with Cairn, wln-ro tho J dl contains thirty-four prison, ers." PuUeki couuty is under obligations to the Cairo police force and Alexander county, for stopping, convicting and send ing to the penitentiary the tMrty-tour pri soners referred to bi-fore tluv reached Pulsskt couuty for which some of them st ltast, were bound when they wura nabbed here. If tho Cairo police were lost vigilant, Alexander county would have a less num ber of transient criminals t take csre of and save thousands of dollars yearly, and her sister counties would have to beat i more Just proportion of the burdon of pro tecting tho law abiding citizens of south rn Illinois in their possessions and lives against the magi.- of traveling thieves and thus. Our neighboring counties for many mues around should see cause for praise, rstber than reproach in Alexander county'i and Cairo's successful eflorts to stop hro al invaders of a danuerous character, hotin, on raiding tour through aouthorn Illlnnlu and semi them to a pwfl f nt'oty st Chos- tor. A STRONG DEFENCE Editor Bulletin: The question of a practical application of the system of "Organized Charities." seems to be misapprehended by your cor respondents. No intimation was given that women fail in organizei societies the experience ot such societies in our own city, as well as all over the country, effectu ally proves the contrary. Neither was it asserted that a "man should be st the head of it" (the organized charity association) and receive the pay, while the women should do all the work. In iny article I said "a board of directors choseu from our best citizens should liavo charge of the work." In Boston and Indianapolis, this board of directors is composed equally of men and women, who work io perfect bar mony for the common good, and have sn equal voice in the management of affairs. Tho clerk iu tho ceotral office acts under the direction of this board of directors, and since "all cases of destitution must bo re ported" at this office, and from it "investi gation of doubtful cases must be ma le, the position will not ba a sinecure by any meansif its duties aro faithfully performed, As the office work, the takiug of nams, places of residence and other details of in terest, to be kept as a permanent record for reference and furtlv;r use w.111 be considera ble, so will the time to be yiven and the labor involved in looking up of many of the cases personally, visiting raiiros l depots, wharfboats and like places, bj no light and easy tak. While the ward committees of the lvlie, who will look after cases of destitution belonging to the city and report and care for tho needs of our own poor, will do a great deal; tho bulk of the labor and responsibility, on account of Cairo's pecu liar situation, will fall upou thesnent ot the association. SiKh a person will have nped oot ouly of good judgment, but alio of "trie philanthropy," ss it will not be possible to pay him more than a "fi r t-aWry" f'r his services. I am informed that tho sum known m the "p iortund" amounts to about twenty-live hundrd do. lar per snnitm. I should jud that this am unt might be increased, at a moderate estimate, by private subscriptiuu, at least a thousand dollars. Doubles two or three times thut amount is now givou in indis criminate clnrit by our gonerous citizens, who never fail to repoud nobly to any call for help. If, of this sum, tbirty-tive hun dred doling, one-tenth or three hundred and fli'ty dollars, sh"uld bu paid annually to a careful concientiou agent whose busi ness it should bo to see, that the remaining nine-tonlhs, shall bo spent wisuly aud to the best advantage, certainly the "salary would not absorb all the spare charitable means of the community." In mentioning the above sum, no account is taken of the pack ages ol clothing, household good, medi cines and gratuitous srvico ofourgiol physician, and other donations that would be apt to come in liborally, to be received sn 1 properly distributed from tho central offlo.'. The w irk of the ward committees, of course, would ho dono gratuitously, snd probably would be no greater than is now being d me by our nobl .-spirited women, but conducted in a loss eysteiun'io and sti'is- factory niaoner. Ia conclusion, I will sy, that I hive spoken of a system with fie workings of which I atn aeqaiinted and to which I h'o given sotue attention a sys tem which has been practically tested in many citiu, and fouolto b quite success ful. If your correspondents have tny other or better system to offer; any plan that will do tho w irk in re thoroughly nod sitisf .c- torily, it will meet with my heaity co-oper ation, aud sincere ami person at sympathy and assistance. C. A COMPARISON, The following statement giving the stages of the river during February, 18S3, will not b'i without interest at this time: FINCT. . 44 .-44 . 45 . 43 . 45 . 46 . 4 . BO 51 . 51 . 51 . 51 . 51 . 61 INCHES. o . 5 2 I 11 4 1 1 st 10 11 H 2tf February 15ih, lb"2 16th, 17th, mth. mill, 20th, 2lst, 22ud, 2Hd. 24h, 2511), 20th, 27th. 28th. The rain fall during February, 1882, was as follows: 10th, 2.03; lDth, ,O0;20ih, 1.01; 07th, .14; 27lh, 2.17. The total rata full of January, 1H83, was 0.811 inchcsjihat of January, this year, was but 2.75 lnrh.es. The ruin fall of Febiuai J, 1882, ws 10.14 Inches; that of loss than half the saino month this year, up to Thursday tho 15th, was about 0,50. Thus it appears that the rain fall here during the last month and a half this year, was about 7 60 Inches more than for tlio flnt ten months Inst year. A FUIEND IN NEED. NOBLE WOIIOS SPOKEN II Y tilt. JEFFREY OF TUB ILLINOIS CENTRAL UOAD AT A fTKCJAL UICKT tNOOF THr.CITT COON. Ctt. LAST NIOHT. A special mooting of the city council was called last night by Mayor Thklowood for the purposo of hearing tho report of the special committeo with reference to ttm conference hh Mr. Jefforys of tho Illinois Coutrsl road, snd doing such other business as occa-lott uiight dnmand. Tbs full council was present and the report of the commit tee, which wss as foreshadowed elsewhere, was approved, all present voting "yea" but one. A resolution was adopted, constituting tho city council and twenty citizens to be appointed I y tha mayor, t committee which shall have charge of all matters pertaining to tho protection of the city from the flood. Mr. Jeffrey w.is present and addressed the council briefly with reference to tho matter uppermost in their minds. He as sured the council that the Illinois Central railroad company would do all withiu its power to prevent an overflow. It would take charge of the Ohio levee from Four teenth street up to the junction and would guarantee that not a drop of water should paFS throug'i or over it. A hundred car loads of stoue were ready for transportation inti the city and fifty men were now at work quarrying more. A small army of men would be put to work on the levee to day and trains of flat cars would bring down Villa Ridge clay as fast and in as ltirge quantities as would be needed. "D n't give yourselves any anxiety about that part ol the levee gentlemen," said he, "I'll promise to take earn of it and we are amply able to do so' Mr. Jeffrey wss loudly applaud! by those present as ho will be by all citizens who read this. Mayor Tliistlewood will probably to-day complete and call a meeting of the commit tee provided by resolution, and it will or ganized and prepare for action. WORK TO BEGIN. YfH'ercUy sf'ernoon Mr. T. J. Jeffrey, of the Illinois Central road, arrived in the city by special train in response to a tele gram asking him to meet the special committee, appoin'ed by the city council at itilift mei tiug, for the purpose of arriving at some understanding with refen uen to tli-j improvement of Ohio h vee. Tim point at iscue hot eu ihe r.omp-tny and th? city w.ii, and has always loeti, wfl'thcr or not the rity should hent a por tion of the exponm of repairing 'he abra sion in Ooio levee between Twelfth rihI F urteeut'i slte 'ts. Mr. .Uffrey pr-pnied sotii't time ag, that if tho city would build a stmn! wall or' revetment abxig the 'ibi's,ion, the company ould d what till ing itiieht be necessary, or vice versa, and would riis-j the tn'ire levee to the grade recently cstablinhed by the city council Tlvs wis a very reasonable proposition a id at the conference yesterday, the committee agreed thst tho city should build the H or revetment. Tliis wall or revetment will need to he about two hundred feet long and eight or ten ft high, and will he built up us th GUing proreses. The work proposed to be ,done by the filiooi. Central company is couaiderable, namely the raising of Unt Ohio levee, aud Crosn levte to is intersection with New Levee street, to a grade of fifty-three and fifty-four feet. Preparations were completed yesterday afternoon by Mr. Jeffrey for beginning woik immediately. A construction train and a largo force of men were immediately put to work and will be kept at It Bteadily until the propose! improvement shall have been completed. The weather will proba bly interfere with the nising of the tracks now snd for the present the work will prihitbly cousist of strong bulkheadintr where the levco is lowest, which will eeivo evcy purpose in cise the river cotncup 1 1 s point where there is danger of over- fliw. THE RIVElt AND I HE WEATHER. Indications are favorable to a st and iu the Ohio river at this point some time dur ing to-nibt. List night at CiUO o'clock it marked just 48 feet, showing a rise of four inches in four ami a half hours, beginning with 2o'ch ck when, according to the report of Sergeant Hay, the river stood at 47 feet 8 indies. This wss about tho same rate at which it had risen during the night be J fore. But those best informed agree that in view of the very general cold weather, tho rise herd cannot coutinuo beyond to-night aud will not reach fifty feet. At Cincinnati the fall wa two feet one inch during the twenty four hours en ilng at 2 p. ui. At Louisville, four inches. At St. Louis there whs a rise of three feet leu inches. This latter rise was caused by tho breaking ol the Alton gorge, which oc cured Friday night. But a dispatch lo Captain V. P. Halliduv at 1 o'clock, stated that the river had beunn to fall at St. Louis. News from the Wahaith late last night was also to the 'O.t that tho river wss falling. List evening's weather builetin showed a general and vety heavy fall of tempera ture throughout this weather circu t. It was below the freezing point at all but thr'e points reported from, but it had risen twelve and thirteen degreea rcspict ively at Dodgo City and North Platte, while it was stationary at Bismarck. How natural It is to be suspicious. Truly this is an ae of suspicion. Nevertheless, Capf. F. M. Howes, of the utesitier Willlnm Urtwu, Merchants & Minor's Transportation Line between Boston and Baltimore, who suffered severly from rheumatism, caused by the exposure Incident to his profession, was cured by St. Jacobs Oil. This is no suspicion. CIRCUIT COURT. TEtTEHDAY's rnOCEICDtROS Charles Wilson, colored, charged with larceny, wss acquitted. Whlttleld Clemens, charged with compile Ity In tht Fitzgerald safe robbery, was dls LADIES, ATTENTION ! You now have the opportunity to mnko nnvnid attractive, with hri;ht colors, your laded ribbons and otli"r articles of apparel. Every package of the HANDY PACKAGE DYES IS WARRAN TRDcjinah'tt of cnlorinsrinore in auantitvaiid better in oualitv than nnv other 1un I hilt liovi liann Titv)l mm imiv muii uuqilui iiiw.. JM. jm;i jkii ivn ,; , for 25c. Try them and you will be, delighted. CALL AND SEE SAMPLE COLOR OAHD. Barclay 7t 03aio Leveo and Cor. 8th St. $c Wash. Ave. SHOE ,1 STUART'S POPULAR and RELIABLE CASH DRY GOODS ROUSE, I'd I i ur C!J Heel ''asj'"'7 A new pair of Milch will be piven lor nuy of our Custom snoes that KIT or DURST within thirty slays. .S-ir.-im. charged ly the sWe's Rt'ony. George Washington w Oeorye VVM Hams, tlt-2 r'i'z.'crild ante tmrLrlnr. were sentenced "r.h to thrv? yenrs in th-' jx-ni-touUHr)'. Tlio cac of Pavi.l ,. Wesver, rhireii with emhezzulinij l,n.0 while asisttit agent of the Ti x is .t St. Louis railroad st thispoin', was tikvn n. JuJie li. S. Yocum ml Mr. Gu . Hendricks wer st sijneil liirn liy tho com t as council, a he had hi l no ine'ins to employ one himself. A jtirwfts euiisnn;l!d and then tbo cmdd w is continued uniil Monday morning ut II o'clock, to which time court aujourn:d, after dischariin nil other jurors but tin 3 in the case ahove mentioned. Farmehs wisjii iny; to im mectsMul with sliiep yusrd lli'Oii njiiiiht expumre. Hut il iu she. term:; liin cheep the firmer expinci hiniselt nnd ein hes cold, hj must use Dr. Bull's C'Ui;h Syrup. k AO KK I N'l. No lctto ID tli i t ulimiu .t:n line ( ..-( VitK ut onetn('rtlnn r $l 0 p r week. ItTu dAI,U.-.illi,ril(. Clrot-ii MoruKKf, pc( ir.l W'rrnlv ft'irt Warratily liiml it ttu Ilullrtln JobutllceTH t'hlti Lv( 1 6" I U '1 ,s .'( j H "sTiTk. On hllrort nirecj 1' hdo fith, ili " - IntfH. 9 niid io. block IV fchy IMeicb. Disking 7 1 f i t on Kiil roitil ttreet tnd i) fuet d ep. For part tc ilnr .p y at Bn:ltin oilier. N BW FHH AND OY8TKK DKPOT. Uavlngniiw perftKloil my nrriitiiomint to supply tUti trmla with OYSTERS AND FISH, I Can Niw OlFor as Follows: Oysters Taken From tlio Shell Here Fresh as From the Gulf. Bi' ou Cook ! M per 103 Sulmn 1 Sit " l)lno T5 " OvKtnri Id b ilk IW " Oynuiri) itnatUlilK la c&di 80 " FUESII FISH. Rd Snappor (.'rokln inc. per j I S -2 KJ PS-? w . I ii o h art 5.t k i. i; " J S K jSy v hlioop UeKd, Ao Shrltnon, holiktoi OrnH and Tnrtl nil In on LIBKKlti DISCOUNT TO TUB TKADK. JOHN 8PKOA.T. Ihiiim 1 Kit .m. t. .l.-o ir'i V) Brothers, Thin is a correct nit of nnr lie KENSINGTON POLISH, TIip nt'W.fd, nobbicnt ilmur out I'linn Ivlrt, patent leather tip, ll- bvl.OO. l'inest Kid Vmp, with U oo Kil loji. . 4 1. ..... ...I .. t t r l . Pill If ill HIT I I'll 111 (Ml ILL . .111 f JHble (Siat fr KM Jint!r: V k at r.ll I II 1 1 11 I 11 tf mill I I G U lil(ll MiOs hi I to 13. MEIICIIANT.S. I.H nd 118 Conmcr- Til.'..,.:.. t full llu of nil t) lt"l. ii w t cwl'im nil q'tiillty. tii'l h.t msiiiifi iur.. CAHPKT DKl'AHTMK.N i' hoAt ltruml, Tnwrlr r. l (.' hv 'Hi Clolba, 4 Ac. Clothing and Gents mm GOODS. Th ) pnnn'ir octuji fall fl r n -t l fomple e la nil rmpi'f'. i,o ut ntv Kiurnutt.'d ol Ulurt Hvle nn.t i- t i: i tof.il. Bnttoin Prices and First cl.im fiood N. IJ. Thistlewo:)il &. Pro., ( 1hi n in i s i mi foivli 1 ntc w sws W a suvi 1,1111111 J 4 DEALERS IN FLOUK, mi;al, iKALV, IIAYi GRAIN SACKS and TWIXE.' NO. 80 OHIO LEVES, Cairo. - Illinois: ;a. I. MITII, K1HHIT A. NI1I SMITH HKOS1 i n i .i DKI.E!tS V GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, DRY GOODS, ETC CAIRO. - 11 A. Mflnnfuctnrnr nnd Tic v!r In . PISTOLS RLFLItf nth Kir..o,,1)twrtn icun'l v m1 l.cvvii. !AHi, II.IjINIII'I choke noRiXQ a p:kciai.t ALL KJN'UH OK AMtM I'lON. SforHo .itlifd. All Klid nl K. v M'idi'. ! fJIUECITY NA MUNAIi 1UNK. Of Uulro. UUv.. Tl OHIO LBVKK. CAPITAL. fcllOU.ocM A General liauliitiir liuiiiiesH t'oiidueled. TIIOH. W. UAUilUAV. (' .Kllll'P M'I'KKI'KIStt hAVIiNl ll.V.Mv. Of ( sire, . RXCLfJSIVKLY A SAVIN0S r.A.K. 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