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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIB 87a,,
THIS BULLETIN.
JjllSII, OIIKIILY, Editor and Publisher
TKIl.MS OP TUB 1)AII. t'ULLKTlN :
Oa veek, by carrier; t 25
Onoycarby carrier, in advance...... 10 00
One year by carrier II not pild In
advance 2 00
jno feofeth, by mall 1 00
rhree month 3 00
Slxwonth ft 25
One year 10 00
TUK DOLLAR tVT-KKLY MJLLETIN
tton price of the Weekly Camo Iiui.t.ETtN
ti One Hollar ptr annum, making It the
ehoapost paper piibll'hoil In Southern Ulinoli
Andrkw I). Dirr U a candidate for re
election to the poiltlon of circuit Judgo cf
the Twenty-sixth Judicial district.
Tub United .States circuit court i now
In session at NMimond, Virginia, with
CI' icf Justice Chaso on tho bench.
As editor In Central Illinois named
Jlray licads liii criticisms Unjiimi.
YTbydon'tho call things by their r-gbt
uarac and Jtlb ttiotn brayings
(iov. Uevkriiioi: ii unfortunato In bit
appointment!. The appolntmnt of 31 r.
Henry Harper as clilct Inspector of grain
in Chicago has created great diisatUfac
tun In that city araoug comtnorciul men.
" A Springflold correspondent sats'
A t.'it voto uit tliu proposition to strike
out ot the lumpuranco law, tho clauso
making landlord liible, resulted, 2C in fa
vor of thu proj billon, and 70 njjatntt.
The enemies of the law need not bopn for
its repot! by tho pxuent lopls laturo, which
inal.es n luj'lilrt rncorJ on tilts ijnestlon.
I'osrHAcrKit ojc.sr.iur. Chmweli. goes
on n recreation trip ioutli. At -the mme
time, thu Investigation into tho ntus of
charges for tho postal car icrvlco by tho
railroai'i will tako placo in Now York
city. The postmaster general rovoriM tho
maxim "business bcCoro plcastiro."
..
Two tliouund ilvo hundred dollars
have ! n oil'erod for n complete tile of
thu t' 1 irlcMon iS. 0.,j 'Courier,' for the
uio of tuo government by tlio .Southern
miiiH c.mtniiMon. His ilesircd to pro-
( uro etpecinlh the issue during the war,
in order to defeat tho .claims of ox-eon-federate
who insi.it that they wi-ra " truly
loll
Thk nowspapors aro publishing tho his
tory ut "Will O. Morcau, n noted politician
of Indlann, who led tho "trnl!;ht.outs" in
tho oontc' of lust full .-nid whose public
and private history furnUlio u record of
remarkable b.iencsi. Wo hopo it it not
tho intetitiun to publish lh! hlttory of nil
tho rascally politidntw, in otlico and out,
In tho country. It would glvo too much
Mmencss to iiowapaper rondin;; nnd Ihure
aro not typo-sctlori c-notth In tho I'nitetl
States to do tho worlc,
" - - -
Tiiosk mombors of coi'trrosi who hnvo
., . .
T.nuwn io iiionorgoaiii-m-iiriin icning mm
...... .. . ..
wu may no no; intent, ta urn w tno.r t..icK
pav, and niuoitlng him to withiiold their
names from tha nublic. am carrvln? out
., . , . . . , . . .
tbo pri-cant to not lot tlulr riuht hands
know what their left hand, do, too,trictly.
Tho day will como wlna tho dcslro to
... , , .
IIUUfcUII. UIU IIUVUIK11 .IIU l.,ltl
will bo strong within them. Thoy should
overcome
low tho'ir
will ncv
A MOOTED QUESTION.
lly tho election of Gov. Oglesby to tho
United States senate, Litut. Gov. llev
oriJgi ."ifcodud to ,lhe ollleo of governor
of Illinois, limvitii; thoofiico of lioutenant
guvernor vacant. Sermtor Eirly was
ilnltol nrp.l. lont nf thn a.'nnli. nnd llnro
,. . , ,
his eloction to that position thore bai hem
a controversy as to whether by virtuo of
in umce, no i ncmonaui governor oi 11.0
ttatr. IIP wl.Htlllir tllHt ritti A OMiiftnnna v-.
. a, , , , ... , , ,, . .
cant. Mr Larly Mmseil has decided that
l.i ft li(nnurit trnvnritnr i s , t 1isi l.u.l lk
ii;:: : : :; . ::.
inmurit,cii iivm tuu i-n Wt ivnawri,
miA unit. ViTfsA whi'tri llur. ii u tin In it.
, , , ... , , ,
senate. Tlicre is a dillcrenw of opinion
;istotbovliditt of his tJalii), howsver
.
tho Chicago 'Trlbuno entertain! tho fol
lowing view
Mr. Early was elocted h krtiator, and his
oloctlon to tlio presidency ol Uiat body lias
not cbanfjed his olllee, nor has it diverted
blin of his responsibility ns a senator
Jill only right to tho presidency U, that
lio ll a souulur, and utiylbing tliat would
unseat him ns a tonntor w jiUI vaeato his
term m presiding olllcor. .Should ho re
inuvo from bli district, r ngti, or bo ex
pelled from tuo sor.aiu, im would cvufto
be senator, and ccara to b . pre.ldlng
officer of tnat body. In i,v possible event
can lie uceoma lieutenant norernor.
Should a vacancy in tho ollico of cover-
nor occur, ho youA becomo governor
virtuo of 'bed ij president of Iho
but. unlike tbo lieutenant rorornor. be
... ...... ... .. . '
wouiu ouiy noiu ijiu oiuco inmi ino next
statu election, when bo would vacuto. He
nra JuiUCoi In thvlr compUlot of hit ro -
fmlnri U Vttu IiACuiltn Iih ll tin Innrrc san.
. .r- - " " " " . " " " " ".MVI4t
alAr. If lift i ikiI n fciTinliir It i? i...
Wght to bo temporary prowling' o.Ilcor
tho senate.
, tfJIK BACK-PAY SAVINDLK.
GUILTY AND INNOCENT.
I New l orn nine, ui.i .i
It l ot tho last importance that th
DMBlo should know tbe names of the con.
f.rr.Vr iw, vnid tLeininlves dv for
service nover iierformtHl. Wo havo
WI1J HI'" - - - - - w . .
their (hrinhlns modesty and nl- K y' ''"'.Vonnl .. V. ", r' in
. I J Hancock, Texas, v I. nioiiBiiio , .uicn,
or havo reason to regret It, U j j univ, Ark, W 11 11 htowcll, Vu,
I A f. Ilnrnior. l'onil. C3 fit John. N Y.
would Im governor pro tempore, lust ui he OA Unktliiimiy, io, u u Naur, ungon,
i now president or tho ictmto pro tempore. O Koster, Ohio. J A isiiiltli, Oldo,
Tho assVmptb.n .f th S, prWlfeg'e. W D Ko, r c U,
life Wo propose now to iiii'f w kmi"'V" vuhUI
v U history of moiure, to nna- J themselves; thoy may have been unavold -
E. ' e s 1 - .. .
lyze fciltho votes Wanntpon, It directly, to
,bly
thai
pOKIUOUl mote who nraconmieutij
untnlilakabljr, guilty ofaUpporllng 1( ana
those .who continually and unenutvoceHy
opposed It, and to leave the remainder,
whoso record Is not clearly pronounced on
either side, to eiplaln their course to their
constituent! ai best they can. Wo shell
conflno ounelvci to the house of repre
lontatlvcs, omitting theienate, became, In
tho fint place, no voto was taken In tho
senato which conclusively rovealod the po
tho merits of tho
case; and loeondly. becauso tho homo of
representative is directly rcsponslblo to
tho pooplc, and ian bo iconer ana more ei
feetualiy called to account. We also
omit tho final roto on tho report of tho
forenca committee, because that report
embraced several other subject!, and tho
vote on it could not bo regarded as noccs'
arlly and conclusively a tost rot.
Thn htitorr of tho salsrv steal ll at fol
lows: On tho 10th of February amotion
wai mado to luspend the rules, for the
nurpoio of havlnc included In the general
appropriation bill a provision increasing
numerous salaries, among mem
Ihoso of member of con
gressthe increase In their case
to apply to the Forty-second congress.
Thii provision included the naked ques
tion of Increase and back pay. Tho
lion to impend the rule walot. It re
ceived 31 votes, and 12 votes were cast
against it. ThU was the first voto on tne
cuestlon.
On the '.'Mb of February, the legislative
appropriation bill being teforo tho bouse,
a motion was mado to amend one of it
clauses by inserting a provision
for i.icreaso of salaries. IMS
also Included members of con
eresi. and embraced tho back pay
It was lost, receiving only CO votos, to 120
against. This win tho iccona voto.
flen. Hntlor cave notice of a motion to
reconsider tho vote lust taken. II had
voted otrninst it. that courso bolnc nocus-
sary, wo bollovo, to give aim tho parlia
mentary rigUt 10 movo B rocoimuoranon.
in nnn'lvzinL' tho tocond voto wo hall,
therefore, count him in tho afflmatlvo, ai
bo was notoriously in favor of tho propo
sition. On thu tint of March tho motion
to reconiidor cumo up, and it wai moved
to lay It on tho table This would bavo
hilled tho mensuro. It tailed receiving
COycai and 105 nays, and C'J not voting
This was tho third voto.
Tim niiiMiiiin then recurred on recon-
sldering tho vote by which tho amend
ment had boen killed. Tho voto wai re
considered, thore being 10 1 yoai, "9 nay,
and 07 not votinc. innwasiuo wimu
voto. . . ,
'Phn nrniiniltlnn was then cnanccu IV
rising vote, tho increase for members of
i , r.nft - m..
congrcs ueing rouuecu irum
in r, r09. Thn baek-nav featuro Wal re
tained. Thii was tho fifth vote. Now it
is plain that any inombor who votod for
lli, i Inrrmiiu nnd tho back tlttV Oil all tbOSO
votes must ho hold guilty. It must Uo
bo plain to any ono conversant with tho
proceedings or congresi and capablo of
determining tho significance of
tho sovornl votci, that any mem
ber who supportod luo inoasuro
on tho last thrco votos. and did not voto
against it on tho lecond voto, must also do
hold guilty. Such a member would.bo In
thn nositlon or nciniue rovivo uib i-ui-
uto alter u uau uoen ueicaieu, nuu-ut ii
lm- for ii ua rnvivcd. without liavini: voted
cntiftrrlv ft(-ainiL 11. UD IUB Vbiiur uauii.
Is plain uiai memoen wuo vovou wimu-
ally against me measure uhiiv no m
Thoia who voted aealnit It on
the last thrco votes, without having voUd
Cr it nn thn second, must also bo bold in-
Innrant. "With Ihoso Xtllanatloni, which
aro as concise as It lipotslblo to make
thm. wo atinond a list which wo bollevo
to bo mado up In a perfectly Juit manner.
Tho Domocrati and Llboral Hepubllcani
aro in italics :
(iUII.TV.
Oaken Ames. Mass, CI C" McKce, MIm,.
.1 T Avci III, Minn, 1 7' IK UcXttley, III,
v n )lnn. v Slori'V. La.
I A lllnghiiiii, Ohio, J L UvitM; Mils,
I i Ilntirnuin
0 V ltiu-.kloy. Ala, .1 H Noploy. I'cjiu. ,
S S Kurdett, Mo. H L Nib lack, l'lorida,
( j,. nncr Mnj, U I) VrcV, Ohio,
I If If llnilnr. Tumi. Ii W 1'lcrcP. Ml.
- s (J .1 II l'latt. VlrSli.hi,
I J .11 Coithl.in, Cttl, S,f J,nef? ut'v
I .1 Comingo, Mo, K H 1'rlndle, l ,
I r i r,,,.,r. Ti'vun. ,1 11 Kainev. S 0.
. CriehUr. Virginia. U J JlunJM, l'ciui
V, h ti.JlV 1.5. ' . O HoUn.on. 111.
-O Vlffll&X Z'
J) M 1H Jtoit,nn, .i i-v auaiika, inu,
I ll 7 II !, Va, I. a auciuon,
V A KUruljt, U, II MencecJ, l'ciui,
It ll Klliott, S 0. .1 Shti. M,
A J-: Oarrttt, Tcmi, H Hnapp, ill,
Q llarmr, N C, O Huthfrland, Midi,
0 1; Harris Ml?, J h nypner, i.ii,
V llnyf, Alauauin, v; u i uuiiiun, a j,
WSJJerndon, Toxus, It S Turner, AU,
S O Houghton. Cal, J 11 Tuthtlj .N
t' II' KtiulaU, -Nov, li ij '"', " m.
A Kin.j, MlMOUll, A M ll.iJ.K, N 0,
V X Umiion, )hm, It II A iltely. da,
IV K Laiidntr. N V. W Wlllianii, Ind,
.1 M hack, NO II II Miami, HI ,
I I I'Mnvniril .Tl'tlll. ,' ll',Viir, IvV.
lMiJunkiii. lVim, r triiantlo- WcxhI, N Y,
.Messn. Garrult and Dickey votod for
tho measuroon all votos except that to lay
In reconsideration on tho tablo, and did
not volQ U,Anl, jt at any tiino.
tMnssrs. Hanks and ilcNuely voted for
tho amendment itself twlco (on tho second
;",, jlflh oto). and not against it at any
I tlmft.
mc.. kh rerry...dq.s. rotter or
j;ow York,.). l'acKura oi niutaun, ana .j.
I M. ltlca of Keutuckv. voted for tho mens-
I urotm all but tt.o second voto (which was
lhB murlts of the proposition to pay
; and back-pay), and then voted
against it. Thoy therefore voted for an
- ncrcaio to 50,000 and bsck-pay.
1NNOCKKT,
; . Acltr, renn b W Iveiiojrtr, t;mi
J A Ambler, Ohio
.1 0 Ktrr. IlldUnil
.V Archer. Jill
.1 tVUlllitiger.remi
I) P Lowe, Knnaas
.1 Lynch. Maliui
.V SilarthilL III
J A Harbor. VI
H' II JUrnum, Uoiiu
,1 Itciitty. Obio
.v x niii. N ii
11' McVUUanJ. I'etin
(1 AV MeL'rary, lowu
J T Hint, N .1
.i i; .iicurnw. a
.4 .'lair, 31lclil;:flii
,'M lira j tun, Va
AU Mcntirt, Un
(J L Jlerrlam. N Y
II' il Mfirici, Mil
.1 Monroe, Ohio
ir .;Uci; imi
.1 M IVnilleton, It
II' ll Uuul, y,
,1 lluUUiKton, ii:i-t
S i Mieii
j a It Cotton, Iowa,
11 CllurcUatil. UN
I .V .S Cox, 1 ,
J Jf t'"'"i
t. I Ulif, ill,
by ', ''Jr"' v.,Vl1' V ! 'i'im'-'i'Tv V'
Vh Y.
I 1,1 l.iilin r, i
1JT Kami -t. It I, Thaw jer, wis.
l (j t l.-ly. JIuv
ii t ncoueiu, l a.
I J F liimuoith, ill,
L 1) Mioetnakfr, I'm,
1 rilltl I t I ll . .
1 i: Halt., Malim V Ttny, Va
I i T if.nrU. Va W II rimoii. Ohio
1 .1 IS llawlev. Ill .11 M Wulikn. Iowa
of U g "ffi" U. W' .
li w Jiazieton. i: ncuicr, a i
K A UMarJ, H ll U W Wlllaid, Vt
O F Uoar, Man .1 T AVIUon, Ohio
W SMJman. Ind
Mr. Illaine, tho speaker, obtained, uu
his own motlont. an amendment to tbo ell'-
ect that the back piy sfiouli not apply to
hli office.
Wo aik our readers to keep the above
o I list. They can rely upon it to this oxtunt,
I that every man tot down ai un'iunlllledly
I eulltv or Innocent of complicity in the
al - 1 salary swindle U 10. There aro many
. 1 . I . . . . 1 t... .. 1 1 ..!
ll,..ni,.Ui., ll,n man Iisua lnn (inavnlil.
II U UttUltngiif ii:aui a i oir,,,.,,.,
K 1 (hllaiivj, Xenn, J JJ Storm, rclin,
a i w oiihi '
atient; wo only know
the record is not conclu
sive with reference to them, one
way or the other, Dut concerning wo.
we oo name mero 11 nn room uvw..
We earneatly urge every reader ot iu
Times'never again to vote for any man
set down In the number of guilty for any
office. All ef tbera have courted and de
serve utter repudiation by tbe public.
Wo nave anotner nsi 10 anu 10 uo
above. It ii very short. It inoludts all
who, up to the present time, have been
announced as refuting to pocket the back
pay. litre tney are, an 01 iuucj
NY V Pprague, Ohio, W A Wheeler, N Y,
C W Wlltard, VI, & tyry, S Y,
CJ P Hoar, Mass W 11 ittrtt, S Y,
It W Corbett. (Sena- K 11 Roberta. JJ Y,
tor trout Oreion). (' -V IKtitr, S Y.
C li Merriam, N Y, .!- Munroe, Ohio,
,1o! K llawlev. Coan. W It Upaon. Oblo.
wm M Mtrtck, JIU, Vtcc ITest v lion.
O C ftty, Mas, 1' la nt?, Ohio.
MUMS,
KL
DORADO
SALOON AND
ROOM.
BILLIARD
BAH
JwHIt IIATWI, rreeitleaei-.
U4 0amnereial Avaaua, OitflO, ILLINUie
B brand of Caltfo aaCtxar u reeals O,
ntr.t.l&nn aataou fumlihed With the tieat
0ftablCt:andbarsuppUedWlUlWtnes,ll(lU0r I
and clrar of tbenert brand.
LITTLE KENTUOKUN
SALOON
AND
(Open Day and Night.)
J. K. PARKS, Proprietor,
Ohio Lovee, hot, 4th aud0Ui treeti,
CAIRO, ILLS.
AlEALS ATALL HOURS.
A Ann now ninlnir Hall with tiVerV ron-
vcnleuce has been added to this popular
Restaurant, and the guests wilt Hud every
requisite lor their accomodation.
THE HILL OP FARE
conhts of every Mibitatitlal aud delicacy ol
the raon.
THE 3jR
s supplied wlthtlie
CHOICEST MQUUUS.WINES & CIGARS
ga-Mlied drinks prepared with care.
11-10 U.
UCEIXANKOVSk
' WM. GLENN& SON'S
HEAD qUAJlTEHS FOR GROCERIES
IMMENSE STOCK
UREAT VARIETY,
LOW PRICES.
COFFER. Rio, Laguayra, Java, Moeha.
SUGAR, N, O., Hard A Soft Rellned.
SYRUPS. New Orleans and F.aitorn.
WK MAKK tJl'ICIALITIKH OK
TEAS' TOBACCOS,
A.N CIQ-ABS.
0 Hi Vint St. CIXCIXXATJ
0. CLOSK,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And dealer lu
Lime, Cement, Plabtku, Uaib. Etc.
Nu.71,Ualt Levee.
KZri will ell In carload lots ut manuluc-
turura' price, milling freight. 4-2-U
BAG MANUFACTURERS
At re nts Home Cotton Mills
NO. 60 Ohio Levee, Cairo, ill,
l-a-'im. '
E. V. 14ATIIUBB,. 1. O .VHl
MATHU83 & UHL,
AMD OBaTEUAL,
Comm i ssionMkrchants
DEALERH i.N
IAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE
OHIO iaStTBB.
VARI) & ROBERTS,
UKAINIWO,
KAI.MUMININU,
VLAINA DKCOMATIVB
fAVKKiiAMiixa-Niaif vAimriNa
AIo ileiiler lu 1'uinU, Oils, OUki,
WALL TAl'Elt, ETC.
Wablilustou avcuiio am) Eleveiilh street.
iMMtf
DANIEL LAMPERT,
FASHIONABLE BARBER
Kiuinii St., Ut. Com. 4c Vabh
OAIUO, LL1UOIU.
81 000 IN ONE WEEK.
To any sbrewd man who can do business
mi me ipuiet, i Kuarablee an liuutense cor-
limes, euauy, rapidly, auu in pcrieel aaiety
Addre lu perfect contideuce,
Wm. Wauhcn.
we
1 2Mw Hm
West Kourth street, ew York
Homo Advertisements.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL IV R
1M Ilea Use RharlMl Haate
To oa:ioc3-o
Klckly Itltoa the Skarteat Konte
TO ST.XjOTJIS
NO OUANOE OF CA113
FKOM CAIRO TO
ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.
ONLY ONE OUANQE Or OARS
OM CAIRO TO
Oiaelanall, i- tlasipolK Toled,
Dttroll, UftfUnJ, Mcara Fall.
Buffalo, 1'ili.buic, Wuhlnjiton.
Baltimore, rhilfclclfhl, Nw Vork.
Beaton aa.l all point.
atllvaukle, Janfatillr, Maillsoe.
LaCraaa, ft. pabl and alt point north.
This I. al.o the nnljr tllrxt route to
Pttalur, nisomlDfttoo, HpiidkUI,
Poria, Oulnor, Keokuk,
Burlinitoa, Hoek liUn.l, jk Ball.
MaaJola, Pitoa, KrMport,
Ualana, IHibaquf, Hiout Oltjr,
Omaha and all point north!.
Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping Ga"
un an wigni xraini.
Bafjiafi Chreked to all Important polnli
For ticket and information, applr to t, C. R.R
dpott alro; oa board III tnuuit temr be-
! Columlrti and Cairo, and at tne prlncl
nusr, uiuci inrouaaout nm oaia.
w. r. jun.-so.x, sen'l fa. Ai't, Chtcaio.
A. MiTcaiLL, Gen'l. Bup't. Chicago. .
J. JOHNSON, Ag't, Cairo.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN R. It.
On and uftor Monday, April 24th, 1S72
trains will run as lollows:
NOBTI11HN DIVISION.
TatiK! aoiKa locracisr.
Mall.
Express.
..1:34 p.m.
.. SrCO
,.. S. "
... o.lT "
hvar Vlrilma.. 8:40 a. a.,
;40 I
,.:0
HprlURflvld...
,' Taflorvllle. lo.o
Arrlre at Pna. 11.40
tattf oomORoatawi.T.
Express. Mall.
I.sate I'ana M 4.00 a. m Y&5 a. m
Taf ortlllr 4.10 4.6 "
Arrlre at 8i)rinunld...fl.n ......0.UO '
Leave Barinffleltl C.s " 0.1O "
Arrive at Vl'gima 8.6 8.16
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
tuAiaa aoixa eei'tiitm,
l.ro Rluwood ...S.aOa. in. ..I0.10 p.ir
Flora. S.I .tl.0 '
Arrlr ai Bhawnaet'n .5 6 16
REAL. BMTATK AKN1.
0. WINSTON CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AUCTION KEItS,
74 (bxcomd tloob) ouio lxvbb,
luino, ii.ij),,
Bot and Sill Rial Estate,
PAY TAXES,
PURN1SH ABSTRACTS OK TITLE
Aadpo;ar CouTfao ofKladt!
John Q. llannau. Chan. Tbnipp,
JOHN Q. H ARM AN i CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
COLLECTORS
AND
CONVEYANCERS,
.orlli Uur. ofOlU HI. aud Olilo I.ovec
Cairo, Illinois.
Abstracts of Title, Conveyancing made a
specialty. Real Estate bougl
fj2T'laxos Paid, etc.
rut
t and sold.
WILLIAM J. ALLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Office over First National bank. .'MWIui
GREEN & GILBERT,
ATTORNKYfa
AMD
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
William n.Oroen,
William I. Oilbert,
Miles r.OilVcrt,
CAIRO, 1LI.INOIH.
aWBpwta. attention rIto tn AJroliaUr aad
aamboat budnua.
or w ioi onto lzybb, booms 7 akd 8otm
OITT MATIOSAL DAVE.
S AMU Eli P. WHEELER,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
OiUci! over First National bauk. H-lKJiu
PARKER BLAKE,
BSltSUIB
WALL PAPER. PAINTS,
Vnttr. Beualne, UoIlne,
window aijaa.
WINDOW snAusa,
Anil lb elbratd illuiulntlna
AURORA OIL.
UKOW' L0ILDINO, COP iltU ST. COil
IIIBOIAL-AV.,
Cairo .... Ilimoid
FRED ROSE
a:j?,ai3:.Ta? tailoe
No. 104 Couukoial Avimue,
French, Scotch and American catwlmere
of all colorn, aud beaver and broad rlotbi
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
And made up In the
LATEST STYLE,
And at tbe lowest price. A fine fltsud first
class work guaranteed, Satlsfsctlo Id all re
spceet warranted,
Homo Advertisements.
AMD VMWABDINtt.
HAL'LIDAY BROTHRE3
GENERAL AGENTS
FORW.UID.INQ anu UOMMISSION
r It l II A N Tfs.
DEALERS IN PI OUR:
And AxaU ot
IHIO BlVKR i.Xl KANAWHA
SALT COMPANX-'ES.
70 Ohio Lkvke,
OAIHO. Il.t.lNOIh.
COFFEY, PACE & CO.,
' O K W A R 11 I K U
A N I
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DF.ALKKS IK
HAY,
COHN. .
OATS,
inr.Aij,
FLOUR AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
3-12tf
Jl. A. CUNNINGHAM,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAN'
AND DKALKH IN
HAY, OATS, CORN
AND MILL FEED.
CAIRO. - - - ILLINOIS
MILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
ASB
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AID
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.,
AGENTS roa FAIRBAN'S SCALES
Ohio Levee. CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
(Huccor to K. R. Htndrloa A Co.)
Forwarding and GommiBaion
MERCHANTS,
AUD
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS.
Liberal Adrancemeuts mala 9ds
9H upon CoDalRDmant. CP
Are propared to reoet , (tor and loniard
freight to all point and bur and
ell on commiMiou,
SVIIualn attended to promptlr:
JOHN li. PIILLIS & SON,
iSuccenor to John II. Fhlllli,) il
GENERAL COMMISSION
AMI
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
AMD
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT
Flour, Meal, Bran, &c,
Cok. TENTn-ST. ad OHIO LKVi
OAIUO, ILLH.
H. I). Aykiih. K. .7. AYKRfl
AYKRS & CO.,
FLOUR
-AND-
QENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 78 Ohio Lkvsk, Caiiio, Ills.
i-7tr,
1K T Eft U U II It,
Kailul
fl:otjr merc:hant
AND
No. AO OHIO LEVKK,
3-20 tf. CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
WOOD UITTENHOU8E & BRO.
FLOUR
-. " i
eneral Comiuission MerohanU
183 OHIO LEV KB,
iHoimovcrtisementfli
lMVaaAIIC.
FIRE AND MARINE
i r s tj ie, ivt o
COMFANIEM.
NIAOAUA, rf. T.,
OlnUANIA, H. T.,
HA.VOVIH, . Tn
KKFUULIC, N. Y.,
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A. .ft. 1H,W on
Vm.rlf!nu tht Uadorwrlton' Anncjr,
TOMKXHO, S. T.,
A.rt -m - - t79 Sdl
ALBANT CITT,
At.rt. -..-..- , 44S.13S
iHiEK'a rcsD, a. r.,
A.a.tl...
KCUH1TY, X. Y. MAHIKK,
-....... .1,I32.M
Stoic, liwlllnK. furnltur, Uulls and Cur
uoen, Inauredat rate a favorablaa aeund, pr
ni.ncni uriir win warrant.
I rr.pMjtfullr ak of the cltlianaol C.
hsiror thtir patronage,
V. w. HronKaj.
II. Mum,
It. It. Ctd
Nottrj fnl.llc.
No.I'uti. ml tl.a.rnm
i tstt :&.
IKK, HDLl, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
ACCIDENT, LIFE,
I T SUB A T C J.
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INTERNATIONAL, N. T.,
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IIOME.COLUMDUS,
Att . 15S,27S IS
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO.,
Al..M m . f 00,000 b
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE.
AeU....... , .....4S0,0Ci0,000 00
TRAVELERS', HARTFORD, LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
At - 11,600,000 U
RAILWAT PAHSENUKUa ASSURANCE
CO., HARTFORD,
Vel f&UO,000 00
IMDIFBHDKMT, HOSTOV,
A .(............ . J0,S2 M
HAFFORD, MOR1US&CANDEE,
71 Ofclo Irftveo,
TEUTONIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
CKKT'L.OFFICK, ViU WAStllffOTONST.
AOTIVA, $650,000.
This German I.lfo insurance Com nan v
gnarantecs not only raid-up Policies but
also a value in uau on tuc oii-rorieiture
plan.
JOHN A. BUCK, - - - President
0. KNOBELSDORF, - - - Secretary
JOHN W. PRUESS,
Aucnt for Cairo and vicinity.
BISMARK BUND
SECTION NO. 17,
... ... . I am ulno mumifactiirlng an extra quality
Asspciatlon for promotliifr Llfo Insurance 0f ladleh' chocs. My material and work
id Sick Roller by weekly dues and mutual ,ali,ip ore warranted to be ot the best. I
and
co-nneratlon In oblects of mibllc benefit
Tbo Lllo Insurance Policies will be Issued
by the Tcutonla Llfo lnsuranco Company.
n. MEYERS, President.
JOHN W. PRUESS, Ao'T.
Udlv forCtUroauid vtelalty.
" HUrCIIUKfl.
IIYLAND it SAUER,
3Tjo?oh:is
AND VEALXlta IN
CHOICE FRESH MEATS
OF EVEllYyJESCRIP'no.N.
Comer lOtls street and Commercial uvcuuc
next door to the llyland saloon.
11-10 tf. CAIRO, ILLS.
JAKE WALTER,
AND DEALER IN
BUTOHBB
FRESH MEAT,
KlQUTU STllKKT,'BlTV, KKN WABUIHOTOn
AMSCOatUXBOIAL AvKKUES,
AdJa'ntaiaT aU'.lenuonae aiiid lUua'
Keep th bt or Ueel, VotV, Mm,, o Veal.
Lamb, Suge, etc., nd are prepared to if
oltiseaa In the most accaptatila manner,
JAMES KYNASTON,
BOTCUEH ANU DCALBlt IK ALL KlKDB 01
FUKSJl MlCATB.
CORMEK MNKTKNTU AND POPLAK 8T8.,
CAIltO, ILLINOIS.
Uuys uud slaughters only t est callle,
hogs and sheep, and Is prej10 ), to All any
demand for fresh meats fro pared pound to
ten thousand pounds, ta one
Our Home AdrerttMrf.
nmumr,
SELLING OFF AT COST
MRS. MARGARET JACKSON
Formerly S wander, Intending to remove
to Kentucky, desires to dispose of her large
and elegant stock of
MILLI1TBBY
itnmedlatel
In order to faclllltate the sale
Mrs. Jackson has determined
or ncr good
io oner tne
ENTIRE ST001C AT COST
And Invite the ladles of Cairo and vlr'nlt
to call Ion. her If they de.lro imo,i hl...y
airs. Jackson' " n
GOODS ARE ALL NEW
I The most ol them having been selected from
mo law iau iyies, ucnce tne ladles have
raro opportunity to purcbaso new and lash
uuBuiu uiiiiniery ai co pneo. The stoo
consiiu of hats ribbons, flowers, bonier
"ut nun , lie, Kic, 11-ilOtI
MRS. McQEE,
On Klutilb Hire!, bta-n ComtiMrelal and Waah
ntu ATnue. I dallr reealvlnf
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
or Ma
LATEST rALL AKD WIMTBK BTTLBa.
HmiiI a lull Use of
J02STT3'S Ac HAT8
Tnmra'J and untrimmed.il
Khfc-NOH KI.OWKHH, HIBUVN8, TRIatMlNOa
of all kind. Lac, ate., ia.
Mr. Mcfis ha alo a larx aortinat o
Fancy Artlclts, ueh a
And. all older articUs utually found In a
FIKST-OLASS MILLINERY STORK
Sirs. McQeo, In addition to her etock of
ancy aud Millinery Ooods, has a tinstone and
r miiioio a9orunini oi uiucinnatl custom
made Utiles' and Misses' Shoes and Chil
dren' Hoots. Hlack and in Color. Tb.u,
areackuowlcdKed to be the finest and best
ever In tbo market, and this Is tbe only
theclty that makes them a specialty
onocKKirjs
JOHN SHEEHAN,
GROCER
And DeaUr la
VKOKTA1JLHS. FRITIT9. KOQ8, LAltl)
KES11 BU'iTKlt, KTC.
1ST All Good warranted fresh, and sold
the lowest prices.
Corner 9th HL andConunerclalAve.
7-13 tr.
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And buy your
BOOTS -A.TI3 S T O 3 S
OK
11. JONES,
Cor. Tests h alreetsusil Cesuuierrlstl At.
1 am now prepared to manufacture all
spring styles, such as patent leather, inorroco,
unci, aim uun-skin uuum, aaocs, wim uox
toes cork aud pump soles, Scotch bottoms,
and bevel edge or any other atylo you wish.
am determined to not be undersold lor the
samo itiality ol Koods.
ltepulriii done neatly and on short
notlco R. Jones.
NEW LIVERY STABLE
TENTH STREET,
IJKTWHat WASII'N AYIKUE AND WALNUT
Dr. U. K. rields Inform tne public that b ha
opened a (
LIVERr STABLE,
on tha nortlmeit aide of Teath atretl as naa
above.
Ill Utable will be furnlabed with nsne but tbe
BEST TOS3
AND GOOD VEHICLES,
and tho public may bo accommodated at al
hours of the day and night with safe teams
on tuo lowest tc
Or. Fields ask
and will endenv
Or. Fields askfa share of public patronaire
and will endeavor to merit U by fair dealing
and strict attention to busl
PHIL. nOWABD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
City HUaM.aliaii.
aajspeeial atteatioa paid to orders from sua
boats IM or dev
" DENNIS HALEY
Hot now ou hand all kinds ot
DRY CORD AND STOVE WOOD
For sale. Leave erdera at
. . WM-KLUdE'S STORE,
Corner Sixth and Commercial,
Or at corner of TweUlk and Poplar (

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