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JOHNJL OBEKLV, PROPRIETOR.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS, SUNDAY. DECEMBER ip 1872 -SUPPLEMENT,
BULLETIN BUILDING WASHINGTOAV.
f
GEORGE FllANUIH TRAIN IN
THE TOMBS.
0ATA0AZYNOT DISGRACED AT
HOME.
THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED
TO AHttlVE IN OIN0IN-NATL
JURY COMPLETED IN
CASK.
LOUISIANA CITIZENS' COMMIT.
TEE IN NEW YORK. 1
OPINION OF ATTORNEY OF.NER
AL WILLIAMS.
SEIZURbVOISTBENEW ORLEANS
TIMES.
ETC-
ETC., ETC.
ttjtporttd. Especially for the Bulletin.
NEW OKLXAHS COMMITTER-
Wasbinoton, Doc 21,-j-Tbe Now Or
Imiu committee will bold another meet
ing Monday. They wll egree upon an
address to lbs people. t . j
MBWsrArEB SBIEED.
Njw Orleans, Doc. ?W. A sensation
uwutl to-nlgbl by tbe seixur.of tbe
New Orleans' Tiaics' nowtpeperoileei by
the United S talcs marshal, on an order of
Judge DuroTI pr the Un'Rotl States court.
The writ of eeirure was iuu.d in the, cue
of J. W.McKee, claiming tube acredi
tor of C. A. Weed, Dubllther of tlio
Timet.' Tbo object ( to fore Weed Into
bankruptcy. There will be no Timet' It
iquJ to-incomw, though the prlnteM and
employes offer, to work a week without
coinpemation.
ORTONS OROAN.
New York, 21. Thu latott report in
regard to tbe Tribune, it that Mr. Orton
bat tendered the chief odltorihlp to James
Q, Blatne, speaker of tbu, house of rep
resentatives. It titld Mr. Blaine was
Mr. Ortoa's Brst choice, and that negotia-
tiont with Mr. Colfax! wire due to Mr.
SIOfYaJr. Mr. 'lllalne bat the propoiltion
undsr advisement.
Tha sub-committea of' Louisiana citi-
MBi'-delegAtlcru arrived here thlsforenoon.
Ttouvjsitlsiuadewlth.aviow of taking
sumo measures iu tbe North which may
have an ioffuonce In reference 'tb tbo
trouble in New Orleans. Tbe committee
bad a contultatlon meeting at noon and
discussed the subject, but it it undorttotid
tbat no definite action waa taken. During
the day tboj' waiUJ upon Jobh" Toloy,
a member of the cominitteo of 70. Con
irrMimen ltoiovelt and other clUzena woro
prete&U They reiatod their grievance
and atkdd for itiL'iwlionl. 1 Foley tug
('aateil that tbsy elklon jibe pretklont,
wk9i1n'hli opinion, would promptlyrem
edy any gTievancet.exfiting,4
iimtT.
Ikw Oklca.nk, Dec. 21. Judge Alii
ander Walker and E. O. Hahcock.latioci-
aieUdlUjr of tbu New Orleant Timet,'
wi)Hituei njewtajjeto-uiprrowc The
fimetVepeailonj touted a genoral bx-
prettton oi regrei.
TUKfRKSIDKNT. r
iitv'crtxlrf, Dec. 21. PretlJeUt Grant
engaged roomt at the DurrJett'Ooute,, but
at midnight bad not arrived; He
t expected at 3 o'clock in the morning,.
' ITUK LAST JIOKD.
Wasuisqton, 21. Tbe.latt outttanding
bondt amounting to $5.50, of the' loan of
Mirch 31, 1648,- which matured July 1,
1868, bavo utt been paid. 1
VAM HOT UK CBAX0D.
Nearly all tho mombori of the Loulibtna
delegation go liotiiu fully satlitled that
nothing. can be done to change tbuprctont
tatni of affairs in that ttate.
COLTAX.
A telegram from Now York tayt furtb
er trantfert of Trlbuno ttockiwilli bo made.
-oM-to overcome Colfax't-objectiont to
v.ccj.tlMgitbeiedltor.hlp,.Uj 4 ,
OI'INION UIVKK.
"WajtumoTON, Deo.aL The attorney
general ha given bit opinion in the cutu
of France! Ileinrlck, who claimed protec
. I A I li n 1 mn,ni trn vmm ninni frnna hn.
ing mauo to tervo in mo Auiirmn urmj
on tbe ground tbat bo it an Ainerlcun cm
aeaiuJleinrbk wat burnin New lork
1850, of Austrian paroutt, who had resided
tbero , temporarily, nd wbo.twji yours
aftor Francis 'war torn, returned to" 'Aus
tria. Mr. Williams decides that lloinrick
Is not an American, citizen, bocauno under
tbe treaty of 1870, the residid ,tlvu yeurs
uontlnualy In Auitriu, 'and availed biiiv
atAt nt an Allltrlan nnmvirl tn trnVAl. Hllil
Uel u aeawv w stiw wim kv Its nuw
United, States don't pake bjui ticition of
tuu country.
JUIX1C 1IBADLE Y
ti 1 a v. u.n. A ,i..Mnl ne ....!. xt
"Orleans'iu hold court. It it certain bo will
not do so unless at the suggestion of tbe
president, ,
1 suprivii Court.
'alto understood that the tiiproino
court regards Itself without any pnwer
over the question ot Judgo Uradley'SKp-
log to now Orleans In the nrosunt emcN
TUKTJIAUU.
Lokbok, 21. The River Thames whlcb
bu already over-flowed it banks at many
uTUAa places, suddenly rose nearly one root to
day. At Windsor Home park it is one
vast lake, thousands of acres of other
ETC., KTO, ETC. land is submerged. The pretont inunda
Iteported Especially foi the Cairo bulletin. lon is the greatest since the flood of 1852.
. . . ' I 11 irnnv trnvn
THAIN IN TKOUUI.E.
New Vohk, 21. In tbe oyer and ter- Romb, Dec. 21. The king bat almost
miner court to-dav Geo. Francis Train entirely recovered. An army bill wa in
plead guilty io publishing a paper ceiled troduced Into tbo Italian parliament to-
tho "Train League," which, according to day, providing mat an iianant oeiween
tbe indictment, it an obtcene publication, IB and 40, tball .be tubject to military
la.
but exoneratei Nlcbolat'.from complicity, duty
Tho latter was balled. Train romeined in kxi-kli.ed.
tbo,ToraU Parw, 21. Cora Pearl was expelled
hxttletj. from France inconsequence of Al.uuval,
Tbe settlement of Gould with the Erie on of a wealthy rwidont of Paris, who
company was consummated to-day. founded tbe soup noutet in uu cujr,
uir oioirtun iTiTHTlrQ iUUOllUK f" "
p...,w.x, tw 01 Th. ...n..lnn1l. PAEIB. Dec. zi. xteioro aujouruiug im.
entof th. ch.mber of commerce, Henry afternoon the aswmbly finally passed the
D. M.xw-ll. who ha. been Catherine Dork- Dill restoring- iu r.u. j,..u. ,u..
packing statittics for the chamber's infor
mation, submitted a prelunonary report
to-day, from which It appears tbat 103
towns and cities in tho Wett, excltitive of
Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Loult, and Louis
ville, had packed, up to various dates,
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOREIGN.
THE FLOOD IN ENGLAND.
ETC., ETC.,
ETC.
aero this eventaf . The. river bat fallen
inches smsTle grged.at Barriioavlllo
and at Dutch Bend. The Teraiocc, which
left at'2 e.m.-rWLouItvlIle, laid up at Tell
City. Ada Ilellman. from Cairo, only. ar
rived 10-day; one aita uss up.
ci kw urlvakb, uecj ai. o arrivals.
Departed : II. 8. Turner. Belfast for Cin
cinnati; Belle Lee, Memphis. Weather
clear and cool.
PiTTiBuao, Dec. 21. River rising at 7
clock, with 7 foot 8 inches in the channel.
OJoudy smd rtieetjf "snow storm (falling.
Considerable ice runnibg In tbe' Mononga
hela, and boats dare not venture out.
An Institution. A Charter Oak
Ceoking Stove is absolutely nocetury for
life and libertv to all women, for it light
ens their ,)abortl preitrves their health,
cheers 'and soothes their temper, econo
mizes ineir lime ana ttrengtb, and extends
their leisure. 12-22d&wit.
Dick Fowler, Captain
Leaves Cairo DAILY, (Sunday excepted), at
1 v.iu. r ur irciKui or uuaaice auuiy un uvaru
Or IO J AS. JIALLOKY. AM.
1UI1 Oil
confiscated property.
MAKKET REPORT.
Ciiicaoo. Dec. 21. Flour dull and nom
inally eiiilor; generally held previous pri
ces, wneat irregular anu oatier, i iu
ranging from Doccmber U to tbe prosent Jauuary; $1 18 February; car lots ol
time, O85.000 hogs; estimates for tbu re
mainder of the seaion, made by packers
n other places aggregated 1,290,000
makldsr the whole number for
tbeio places, which embrace nearly all
principal packing polntl of tbe Wcit, ex-
feredatll 16; No 1 nominal. Com quiet,
30JC cab Dtcorabor; 3(30Jc January,
3lJ31Jc February; 35(o)iCc May; 3CJC
June. Uats dull and eatiur, 2o cash Da
cmber;24jc January; 24c February. Rye
strong; offerings light, 05 bid. iiarley
stronger 00 J bid. Provisions quiet, nomi
nal and unchanged. Pork bold $11 75
spot and January; $11 8712 Marcb.
clutl ve of tha four dtles namod, 1,882,000,
This would make an increase over last Lard steady, held 7c casb; nominally
... .i.J i.,.t .. t .,. r 7 1-ICc January: 71c March spot. Hams
jU iu. w. r "i .... . - 1 fi.i.,.. ;i ...
2,830,000 or 18 and 56-100 per cent. The VliwpriceirD nog7"$4 25
remainaer 01 tuu nwi,uui .uiuunis uU 4 J(J nti qmg wniticey uuu anu un
fnur rllln. named. Decked last Vtar 631.- tettled. bold 0)c: 8'Jc bid.
1 .1... i .!.... -i... n. Cincinnati, unio, riour nrm,
WMU. tl IUU ..Jt..o ... .u y.. - . ,,.,. 0---7
. . . t -1 . f I tl UL'Hl ItCAUli we "'a""!) , im- . ,
beard Irom, should ne in mo tamo rawo, Q , u,n nc)langea. Cotton dull and
anu a like incrvaiu uio iu uuchaliet-U. liUKV tieauy one. rurx
natl, Chicago, Loultville and St. IjO-.J, it dull; bulk meats dull and unchanged,
would make tho whole Increase In tbe Green meaU quiet and unchanged. Hogt
iitn. AtK ifin ,wi ,m.ln,1... steady W63 70. Principal tales 3 00
uui unr,v.. (53 CO. I-urd dull and unc-Iiungou.
if tho Wett, 410,000, making the increaie aw Oiilkan.', Dec. 'Jl. lleceiptt fo
n tbo whole Wett, 887,000 and it would flour 45, corn 3,10V, Uacon 100, caskt o
jiake'tbo aggregate packing of tbe Wett lard 195, tierces 42, cotton 2,078. Flou
... V ,,,L, fair and demand; doubles $C 25; low trebb
r7il3 06. 1-urd dull and unc-bunuod.
casks or
r
trAl.lft
for tbe scaton, 5,670.000. ' . , '47 ,Ml0 7ST ' bolco s8a
cold wxatak. w i, ..i, v tm0 60. Corn, no sales.
Parsons. Ki., Dec. 21. Six inches of buvers are boldinic back. Oats no demand
snow here, and the weather it colder tban
hitt bccrl kn6wn for yeart.
, . . A TKBT CAuK.
Everything indicates the oarly and sat
isfactorv tcttlumuiit of tbo land diOicultio'
recently to exciting, 11I0115 thn lino of the
M. K. & T. railroad. A test case U'to bo
submitted to the courts for speedy and
finuj decitioti. o further trouble is ap
prt-li ended.
Tbe M. K. Jc T. railroad will b com
plctud to IJonniion to-morrow nlgbl.
Nxw York, Dec. 21. Information has
been J received Uiat i-minitur j(,'ijUcazy
lit 47c: ibv ditto, nrlmo SdUfoaj; cnoice
$35. Pork firm at $13 87iU 00; bacon
In fair domand at ofo:yaiiuic; uamt
fcurco at lB18Jc. 'SVbikey easier at
98c; Cincinnati 8c Cotton 111 good de
mand; middling 1'JJ- stoning r-j; tigni
CH aticount.
Arrived Jonn ivyio.
St. Louis. Dec. J I. Flour very quiet
Wheat dull. No 3 fall C8c. Corn dull 33
vuitc white mixed. Oats a shade bettor
hut inactive -'tic. ivo iiitinor locueuveru
Hurley no sales. WUUkey una 3c.
Pork uomlaal $12. Dry salt unclmnged
onlv order trado. Dttcon no salei. Lard
dull CJc offered and Cjc aiked. Ilogs dull
v-' .... . .. .
IIIMII ILcIOri. I
St. Ixiirm, 21' Flour quiet domand and
bat not fuWn into dWgraco with tho'ciar. business light. Wheat very dull ; small
. , . v . r . . 1. . lci No 3 spring $1 07.; do fall $1 68.
lie oat JUtl poem unpioyeu io nujuiv ti- c u , pQ 2 wblte mtwi 3334c.
lain occleMluttical dimcuitivt uotween me oH No 2 mixod 2Cc.
Barley very little
doing. Rye higher; No 2 76c delivered.
, ,.r j..,,i,i! i.i.i,. Whisky arm 3c. roric nominal itc.
r,..,.B -.uT.. rjfyiBitmeatdullandunchanged. Packed
ops in Poland. H loU .jjouer, 4C ; clear rib Cc; clear 6c.
pope and thu Ruttian government, con-
TOKIU.
A lull Jary wat completed in Stokes'
cato to-day.' '
CASUAliTIES.
Bacon nominal; shoulders 6Jc; clear rib
8c; clear 8jc. Lard dull Cjc offered; Cjc
asked. Jloirs dull $3 25(3 70; bulk sales
$3 50(33 00. Cattle unchanged. Inferior
and.couiroon l)2jc; fair to prime 35c;
choice to extra ol(aoi
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. .PAUL,
ALSO ONE AT DAnDKNELLr.,
ARKANSAS.
Cuicaoo. Dec. 21. Flour dull. Wheat
active and advanced; No 1 spring SI 22;
No 2 spring $1 10 casb; JNo 3 $1 oziQgi vs.
Corn opened firm, closed dull; No2 mixed
8034c casb. Oats, fair demand; No 2
24 fc. Provisions quiet. Fork nominal
$11 05 catb. Lard steady $0 959,
Meats aulet. Whiskey dull bale,
2itvr xork. uec. 1. riour sieauy,
rum.
Little Rock, 21. A fire occurred at
Dardenell hut night, destroying nearly ,nftrt.t, ,nm;d ., wettern and ttato
half tho buslnet part of tbo-town, and tho $5 cc0 25; common $0 807 05; good
land-office and poWUice, and all llie books to choice $7 H. t. Louis 7 nn)7 II
1. ,,,1 ffl .rnH..invnl V1uabl Whiskey lower 001fjii97. Wheat fair de
,..u ...... ----j . ,.,... -vT ., a, ..r.
document, in the post-offlco woro saved. " V 5n" To 2 Mlf.
mii.waukkk, n. a uro ui m. i-aui waukeeSl 6OY11U tu. corn uuu. westorn
this morning burned tbo old Sottler's mixed 65c. Oats dull 4547c,
liorue on Bridge street, ' togethur with
AVarnar's block and Piiott'a tuloon.
$20,000;
Loss
' RIVER NEWS.
KIsft and rail or the Klvero.
Kor Jt aour ending at 3 p.m. I)c. 31. UTi.
WEATHER REPORT.
STATIONS.
MKUCUUY GRADUALLY SINK
ING ALL OVER THE
NORTHWEST.
Abv,
low
IcrU
... r1
ill m
TUE
COLDEST WEATUElt
MANY YEARS.
FOR
hi. I'aul rt
rurt Kenton
Omaha
IiavcnDort ........
Leavenworth ....
hcukuk
Cairo
bt. Loalt m.
Plttsburc
imvan 111UII....1
5 0
STATIONS.
Clnclnsatl, ,
Louisville,,.
Mcmchii, ...
VlckiburL' ...
nauiviue. ......
New Orleant,,
rort bntitb.
Little Kuclt
Florence. ..
Ak'v
low
ft In'
7
WKATIIBll, KTC.
St. Louis, Dec. 21. Weathor vory cold
to-dav: morcury G abovn at auvon a. in."
Uclow lUutilard. tllelow hieh water.
Official. THOMAS L. WATSON,
Observer Sltf, Ser. U.S.A.
Cincinnati, Dec, 21. Rivor 7 foot 0 in
geney,
Ibopr
, , 11
rOBNBY ANU UO'COMU.
but I'rudnallv tank nil day until it rencbed porinanont water. Great amount of ice
" w a f I1S1S l.a..S
balow to-nlght. Tho river is, full of wmci 11a aimoii sioppeu; moving gorgo
Ico, lerry-uouis aoovo mo oriugo piers Memphis, 21.-Woather cloudy and
are obliged to stop running, and those be- very cold. Light snow this p. 111. River
low buvo great dittictuty in cruising, Ico nlng 1ow'y. Arrived! Mary Forsythe
' ' "W T I iitnl u A" I Air din ttie tin
I'..- 11.,. i...ln.u al.t- I HIIUi 11 4tnta. 1 ivniuuiL. 4-"J
gorgo .u.....ujr .rt0d: B. U. lrt, Yazoo river; La
uuu nuuniu. esfpytwwiuriii.iiNj unug Uolle,' Mary Allco mid barges, incw Ur-
liera. euns: Hello riko. at. l.ouis; uardonell
Cuicauo, Dec, 21,-To4ay is.tho coldest wWto rfVer. Owing to dUHculty in get-
- I Hum liiintls inunrnl Imnlsi Ufmn ti-mirnlliiif
day of tho season, and one of thu coldest for .r.. n.in.. ... .i, i,i ..,
u uuiiibc-r of winters.' Tboinometorol noon fntml to work at 40 cents an hour.
iudlcutlng i0 below zero. Louisville, Ky., 21. Rfver reportod
Milwaukee, peCj. 2lt Tho,w,oatlier all C, K:
oyer tho Northwest Is tbo mott severely Vicksuurq, 21. -Down i It. E. Lee,
cold that linn boon known for years. Fort Northweitern. City of Cairo. Up:
Oarrv. Maullota it is' 42 below zero : at W. HHUder. Jno. H. ilaud. Cola ana
SL Paul and Minneapolis 30;, MllWAukoe
In tlio middle bl tbo duy It wun 204 b'elow.
' Naiw YoBK, Deo. Jl Forney ' B bis
prosit, tblt morning, iedtjrses McOomb and,'
defend bU' cbrler from tho attack of
James Jrook.(1 ' " "J in 1
cloudy. River rltlne.
Passenger-trains anitho Milwaukee and St.
I Paul .railroad, wqrking through, slowly.
Tho 0'p. tn. train for St, Paul to-nlght hat
'lie,o,nTipen.aj'. A nuwbV,(,peraoigot
their ears and feot froiertout noserlobj
t' 4(1 ' u-ui -ii
Nahiivillb, 21. River rising rapidly
Slight (al
MTEAMBUATH..
"oairoand""
AIL BOAT.
Tbe tpleadld steaaer
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURO AND
1NJCW UKLKAW3.
1 ,
The fine passenger steamer
SUSIE SILVER.
T. W.HHIKLDS Master.
Jno. 8. Lehman Clerk.
Leaves this (Sundayj evening, Dec. 22.
John W. Cakboll, Sunt.
W. II. BojrlNUEH, Freight Agt .
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
FOR
MEMPHIS, VICKSBURO,
NATCHEZ AND NEW
ORLEANS.
Steamer
DEXTER.
JOHN T. McCORIi..
Ross K. Powell,...
....Matter,
Clerk.
Leaves Tuesday evening, December 24.
Jno. W. Carroll. Hupu
W. H. BoriNOEK, Freight Agt.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
FOR
MEMPHIS, HELENA
VICKSBURO.
Steamer
AND
FANNIE LEWIS.
JHDB CAUTWRIUUT....
. Clark ,.
. .Master,
....Clerk,
Leaves thEL(Sunday) evening, Dec. 22.
John v. Carroll, Supt.
W. II. BoviKtiER. Freight Afit.
LDMBCB.
Honlfe. Advertisements.
CCHatMNleiff ARB rRWAsttiIIf .
HALLIDAT BROTHERS,
GENERAL AGENTS
at
. 'i, I V,
. l I S... l. 11-1
FORWARDING and COMMISSION
BHUII A NTH.
DEALERS IN FLOUR ;
Aad AtoU of
BIO tlVBR ANU EANAWUA
a a lt co3wr:i-A.iTi33a.
70. Ohio Lrvrk,
Cairo. Illinois.
K. B. TUISTLBWOOD.
P. J. TUISTLBWOOD.
TIIISTLEWOOD & CO.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
UKALKRS IN
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, HAY, ETC.'
78 Ohio l.eve. ?AIltO. I I.I.N.
Z. D. MATUUBU..
E. O .UIII
MATUUSS k UULr
AMB UKMKKAI.
Commissi on Merc h antb
DEALK1W id
IAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE
asnisio EEVKS.
OO TO
W. W.vTHORNTON'S.
BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT
ISA TENTH 8TBBBT,
0
Bora. fttaak. aUlatU. iml4lsiKB.
EiveUHtten,(wao4) Wsttdawnad Host
sTrsuaietv, VImvIbc JLaSfei,
Nttlstclesj, taiaswa Hsuist, OIsvsmI Hide
lisjkte, euaasl Traatoau,
KMb Walckta. tsalt PeJllet) 'tustl O
Havel raatesslsVt Boeaaii
rait, aMolssk Veiatestt, VlaaterlM
Ifmift , Carpet Tali, Waits
Lasts!, UbmmsI 4JU. . Aaaerloaa Wladuw
Cltaaa, BsiBllah susdrreaxels
VUt 0lajaa, asUty, Ufaaler'a Pa-tstto
Hewer Pipe Patesst Cklsaaeyai
Klc, Bte., aCS.
AOKNTri lor Kook River Paper Company'
HlivallilDV Knit and Quarts Oumsnt
W John' IraproTwU RooDav always oa
bHDil.
snvon feet 011 Harpeth shoals. Slight fall
of 'show- to-dav. Weather trWnlJht ex
tremely .cold. Dnparletl: N. Phillips,
Pittsburg; Ella Hughes, upper Cumber
land. '
Ekanivillv, Ind,- Dev 81. The
weathor it clef ifiuL tola's t of tbe season.
The mercury ts' at ten degree below
8. WALTERS,
nuviaia
HARD and SOFT LUMBER
o eivery dtiMortpllvD,
LATH, SUINOLE8, CEDAR POSTts
doors,' sash, blinds
orders solicited.
Steamboat Ltjmbkb,
Commeroil-T, bet. 10th tad llth-iU.,
1 rfM(Wrr
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Mducettsort to K. B. UsnJrlcas k Co.)
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
aas
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS.
Liberal Adtrancamenu made
0M)i,CoiMlBaaienU.
Are arvpand to rtteelve, store and forward ,
Ralabta to ail palate aad taiy aad
Milton eosamissloa,
BuiIdkm ai tendad to vraoptlr'.
J . i.
Homo Advcrtsiomenti.
HlLLIAKMi
a)liBssME9BBH,M
ST. NICHOLAS
BILLLIARD HALL
nARRY WALKER A CO., Prop'rs.
in.- i !
iml. .- -
This house Is newly fitted up with two
excellent
BILLIARD TABLES
And two tine
JENNY LIND TABLES
Our Hdme Advertisers.
Oe)BI MIMMW'
JOHN fi, Pll LLLH 4 BU.N,
(uaeesecrete'Joaa B. Phltis,)
GENERAL COMMISSION
f6rwArdinqmerohant8
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT
Flour, Meal, Bran, &c,
Cor. TENTU-ST. ami OniO LEVK
OAlkO. ILL. ''
C. CLOSE,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT
aat
Cement, Plaster Pabu,
ARB
PLASTERER'S IIAIH,
1 '
MO. 71 OHIO LKVEB, UNDER CITY NATION
AL BANK.
ISTFor the .purpose ,of building up a
wnoTcsalc trade In Catro, I will actl to deal
era aad contractors In lota of 60 barrels and
upward, at manufacturing prices adding
freight.
Cairo, August IS. 1872.
IDLEWILD
Che saloon Is stocked with the Beat
Brand of
WINES,
LIQUORS,
and CIGARS
are compounded In tbe most approved style
ir Conic and see lor yourself. Ft
SCHWEITZER CHEESE AND UOL
LAND UERRINO.
REFRESHMENT TAULES
are spread moruhu; and evening ut 10
o'clock, at which all are iuvilcd to partici
pate free of charge.
OYSTERS I OYSTERS I
At wholesale and retail, Mewed, fried,
broiled and baked, raw and on tbe ImlMiell,'
by tho can, keg, box or barrel, at J lurry
ivaiKcm si. inic
lcbobs rextaiirant 011 Com
mercial avenue. Oy.tern in every1 styin at
an nourif uayor nigut. uarry waiaerprc
sides over the culinary department. As a
caterer be has no equal, and I lurry' cu
toraerit can always be assured ol a warm
meal at any hour of the .day or night, tbat
will meet tbo requirements and pleane tbe
taste of the inoHt fastidious
NALOUNN.
CRYSTAL SALOON
RKADINO ROOMS.
MICHAEL COYNE, Proprietor.
(OLD POST OHr'ICE STAND.)
Comer Sixth street and Commercial 'Ave
1 Tbe best brands ot Cigars, choice Wines,
Liquors, etc, always ou uauu.
g3"Ope,u day uud nlybt.4pa
WOOD KITTEN HOUSE & BRO.
r
FLOUR;
-General CommbwioB Merchants
m OHIO LEVEE,
R. A. CUNNINGHAM, ,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
OATS, OOBN
AND MILL FEED.
CAIRO,
ILLINOIS
HERMAN ,LEV(y, (
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AMD DESLEH IN
HIDES, FURS, WOOL AMD LEATHER
Highest Cash Prlee paid for all kinds of
OLD METAL, COPPER, BRASS. UAUS
AM PAl'JUt STOCK.
No, 'J3 Ohio Levex, Cairo, Illinois. ,
B3TLII
blppers.
KJTl.lburul advauct-s made to resnoiitible
li-Ull, .
8TRATTON & BIRD,
(Successors toBtratlon, UudnonA Clark,)
WHOLESALE . GROCERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OLD DELMONICO
SALOON AND , READING ROOMS
lltttf&V' ITER'S BLOCK.
PARlKER & MONTAGUE
MILLS
and Ohio
Corner Twenty-eecond street
Levee.
SUPERIOR STEAM DRIED CORN
MEAL
Always on band, and at the lowest nurke
price, aiso a goou arucie or
OOW FEED
Very cheap. Leave orders at UALLLDAY
BROTHERS, or apply at the mill.
10-Mtl.
MILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
aaiB
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AMD
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.,
AOPtf"B fob FAIRBANKS SCALES
Ohio Levee. CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
ILUNBatr.
MRS. McGEE,
Ou KlxbtbaireetiboiwiwaComraereialaDd Waah
UK ton Afenuoa, ImlAl'T rMoiTlat
' NEW MILLINERY GOODS
4 or; tits
LATENT V-ALL AND WINTER STTLXS.
llvMile a lull Imedf' K-
BOasnSTETS Sc HATS
: -.Oil" .
ITfiuinio.1 and unttimtnd,l
PHENOa FI.OWKIW, R1BUONS, TRIMMIN08
of all kind.. Laces, til'.tiU.
tlra. Menus has alao a tar aatortmsal o
Kancjr Articles, such aa
H KCK Tl.y, OOLI.ABM, UNOKhMLKRVBS,
KUKKU,HaHHIs8, rAWi,. 1
And all oihwarticlas usually I ousel ia a
FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY STORE
Mrs.- McOee, In addition to ber stack of
Fancy and Millluery Oooda. bss a nudoBe aad
complete assortment or Cincinnati Custom
Made Ladles' and Misses' 3hoes aRd Chil
dren' Boots,. Black, ami ,m Colors.. These
are acknowledged to be the finest and best
bhoes in the market, aad this is the only
plsce In tbe city tthat makes them a specialty.
SELLING OFF AT COST
proprietors.
, Liquors, etc., always on hand tf
jrjrThe best brands of Cigars, choice
wines,
BL' DORADO
!tTI,LIAHl
SALOON AND BARROOM.
JOHN (JATKN, Proprietor.
IU (Ipmsnoroial Avaa,y ' CAIRO, II.LIMOl',
Beat liraod of Oajlfo UOixarslu reeahO,
HILLlAltO saloon furnished with tho best
oftables : and bar supplied with wiues, liuuon
and cigars of tbnuost branil. '
LITTLF kentuckian
SAL'OQN
AND
(Open Duy and Night.)
j. E. PARKS, Propriotor,
tfillo Levee, bet, 4tli uud tltli streets,
MRS.. MARGARET JACKSON
Formerly Swander, Intending to remove
to Kentucky, desires to dispose of her large
and elegant stock ot
2vT IL Ii 1 1ST Ei OR, IT
Immrditttely. In order to facltlitate the sale
of her goods, Mrs, Jackson lias determined
to offer the
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
Aud Invites the ladles of Cairo uud vicinity
location her If they desire good -bargains.
Mrs., Juckson's '
GOODS ARK ALL NEW '
The most of them having bec-u selected from
the late rail styles, htncu tbe ladles have a
rure opportunity to purchase new aad tsah
lonable iiillllucry at cost price. The ,stock
'consists or hats ribbons, flowers, hosiery,
ladles underwear, etc.. etci' ll-Mtr-
1
u
OAlKO, ILL'S.
hi Ohio Leree, Ciiro, Illinois ! u iu ti.
MEALS AT ALL IlbifllH.
,1
'A Hue new Dining II all with every con
venience, lias been added to 'bit popular
Restaurant, uud the gnvtis will Uud uvry
reijuisito lor thtirsccuiuodstlou.
1 (THE MU.LO FARE .
loutUut of t very luibstautltl and tlukouoy ol
tbe seasou. . . ,
li; '. f ' i-J
is sUiiiMled wltbinef. . . 1
L l I . 'IIIMII I IIJM '
'liilloWlTlML'c.e.iiin ido
tirMEsaUrlasreJdVltb care! .
I
Tbu Oldest and He-t or tbe. Eclectics."
1873. ' '
ECLECTIC " MAGAZINE.
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