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THE OAI110DAIIA' BULLETIN, SATURDAY APRIL 191873
THE BULLETIN.
uaaa.ana i ' "- - "
JOHN IL QUICKLY, BdlUr n.i Publisher
TERMS OF T11K DAILY UULLETIN :
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tMX DOLLAK WKEKLV UULLETIN
Jttm IL Obarly has reduced the subscrip
tion piiee or the Wbkkly Cimu IIuli.kti.v
to On Dollar per annum, making it tlio
kMpsMt paper published In Southern Illinois
MlMruit wants to loci to Iter pest-bouso
tfarM and half miles from llio city, to
whlch-ibo country poople very properly
objKt.
.
Got. Ukvsriook hat tignod the bill
authorising tbo construction of a lock anil
dam en tbe Illinois river at Copperas
ertuk.
To April seventeenth, tbirty member.
of tbe but congross bail not drawn their
back pay. Fifteen bad returned It to tbo
Unltad States treasury.
A aisor.UTlo.v introduced soino timo
tinos in ibe lenate by Senator Wuro, In
strutting our senators- and representatives
In congriii to uie tbolr onJeavorJ to so
curt tbe improvement, by the general
government, of the Ohio river and Its
tributaries, hai pasod the senate- by a
unanimous voto, and will, It it not doubted,
ba passed by tbo bouse.
Th Leavenwortb 'Times' deem it a
"duty" to deny that Caldwell received a
public demonstration on bis nrrivnl in
tbat city, as was advertised by tbo I.eav
nwortb 'Commercial.' Tbe 'Times'
rightly considers that a reception by tbu
people of Leavenworth to Ex-Senator
Caldwell would place them in tbo posi
tion of iadorsers of liii political corrup
tion. To attack tbo freedom of tbo frcedmnn
and bis right under tbo l.iw, U a bit of
retrogression which It will scarcely bi bo
tiered was exhibited in county conven.
tion In Kentucky the other day. Tbo
"straight Democracy" of Hickman county,
In convention assembled, pined somo
reflations of such Bourbonistlc tendencies
tbat it is difficult to bellovo thai tbo men
who gave them sanction, have either wye'
to see or ears to heir. "Behind tbe
'tlmei doe? not bein to express tbo con
dition of ttete Hickman county "Demo
'crats." They are political mummies win.
must have been embalmed twonty jcars
ugo,
Tdk dccliion of the United States su
preme court in tbo cato of Mm. -Myra
Bradwell.who chimed that under tbo four
teenth amendment, ibe could not bo de
barred the right to practico lav In the
tale of Illinois, s, brielly, Hint tbo right
to practice law In the courts of n statu in
no sense depends on cltS.jnshlp of tbo
United States, that K is not one of tbo
privileges, belonging to ibs cMren of
tb United Slate, whlcb h statu i; forbid.
den to abridge, Mrs. Uradwell'a right to
practico law in the state of Illinois is not
denied or questioned, and alio may receive
a license and follow bor profusion with
out lot or hindrance though not m a
citizen of tbe United Statu.
Tbcre aro not leu, purliaps, than
doian newspapers In tbe Unto of Illinois
which have special correspondents at
Springflli. "With few oxceptions, tlicio
ctrrespondenti bavo not spared criticism
oo tbe iailura ol tbo ielslaturo to puts n
railroad bill; neither bavo the new
papera wbcb thvy represent. It ibies
not sosin to havo occurrod to ibeso fuult
nudara tbat strangling tbo l.-phiwit of rail
road xtortlonlsm It no light utiur. i
Uking. To expect a body ot men, ninny of'
whom badevr, perhaps, full in tbu
Uait degree, tbe opprsioH of whlcb tbo
farmari complain so loudly; many of
whm bad cover givon tbo subject moro
tban a passing thought, if that ; many of
whom, m might be expected in so largo a
nutnbar, aro not calculated to banJIe sue
ceasfully any important ipioailon, to take
up tha tubjeet of railroad mo
nopoly, consider It in all it
baariogi, arrive at a solution of the
difficulty, and give to the state a law
which will cover the whole case, relievo
tb farmer and do Justlco lo.tbo railway
corporations, is lo.expect an impossibility
It It eaiier to critlclao than to perform
Tlnrln t Ii m r i .
, i. t . . ...
u -cruiBing uie robollion" vexed
IhawuUoftbo people, ovory nowsjiapor
inuaortb, of great tid nall repute,
u.piamaa against tbe ,k.11cv of our non
ral and IniliUd that it w tlm() to
ennj maturs to a conclusion. v re
tardthtpraient general assembly as b..
lug in tbe same situation, ilguratlvoly
pMKioc, as wore our generals
Whw andeaToring t0 .ioroak Uj()
tatkbon of the 'rebellion."
OmjllBtf tfainit it are not plenty ; it Is
low! ItUcmlaw; Uliintmcluntj though
MBtthtaf lata tban a doren bill, tavo
Mm Uforo Ut J.gislature, none of acm
kTtattttb Approval of these new.,,.
V wiMtwrat, cost of whom, bowevsr,
torts. tkMry to offajr, a practlctl ,uigu.
tion to make, or a useful bint to tnr. w
out. When It comes to thli, tbo magni
tude of the question Is felt. That tbu leg
islature lias not soo.tcr grappled with It
successfully, Is not n mailer "f surprise.
If it shall givo tbo stnto good law
which wo bollovo it will, before udjuiirn
ment, Illinois may congrnlulutc herself on
its acbiovomcnt.
NELLIE (JH ANT'S ENGAliE-
MENT AGAIN.
Wellington I'lirrcopoiuleneo ol the Courier
.toiirnal.1 The papors arc, I thltiK, on the wrong
track when they report an engagement
between .Miss Nullio Grunt mid .Mr. Dick
ilurpby, only son of ilr. Tom -Murphy,
of New Vork ringdoui. There is nnothor
fair voting lady to whom ho bus been
nultodovoted, Sho wm his father's cuest
the first nart of tbo winter, Hlid when alio
enmoto Washington all tbo parly camo
togotlicr. I amnio to ,mim Micy worm-
ingtofi, tno initiusnmo weco ot mo mm
Mrs, Belknap. -Mr. Dick .Murphy stayed
nt Iho Whito House with Trod
llrant, and ns is woll known,
th'iro is llio ureatost intimacy
between iho families, but ihero Is tbo
sanio Intimacy wills tho secretary of war,
and llio fodli't of bis family. Tbo papers
Into .Miss Nellie Grant Is about nlnclcon.
Sho will b eighteen tbe lib r next July.
Miss Nollio has such nn enviable petition
and enjoys dancinc and ninu'i'metit so
much that I don't "think cho will bo In n
hurry t' marry, nor do 1 think her par
ent will bo wiilimrto part with her while
she is to voting. Thcro Is no significance
In
THAT r.ATB 5M0ITI.VIJ KXl't'IIM4K
To Now Vork. Tbo president is fond 'f
change, ntid .Mrs. Grant nnd .Mis Neliio
have only the usual feminine weaknes of
liking to shop in Now York when tbo
season cnme round for n clmno In
onoH wardroLe; and wlnlor clothes do uet
so much worn horu that wo nil got tired
of seeing tho sumo visiting or ovcnlng
drscs before tho senson is aver. Wo Ie:irn
to know tho exact number of suits
and drcse.o each of our acquaintances bus,
nnd tho moro costly nnd elegant they arc
tho better tboy are known and tbo mnro
desirous spectators nro for a change. Let
n lady, for instance, have n blauk, or vio
let, or irrcon silk velvet, and each season
ns tho'o dresses appear ihero Is it sup
pressed murmur of dissatisfaction. Of
courso S25.O0O nildod to tho president's
salary means ono thing to him, but it cer
tainly means iik, laeos una jewels to tbo
Indies.
. - -
Till-: ONLY BOY SAVIil).
In onu of tbo poorest sections of New-
urls, N. J., little John Haul; has found ti
uomo in wiucu to rec.ver lrom llio ftlects
of bis terrible experienco on board tho
steamer Atlantic Hetwccn 0 and 7 o clock
yesterdi.y inornini; bis brother-in-law
Hugh lorray nnu it cousin named Tbomin
lianly, received blm from tho comnanv's
iigeiu ni iasiio u arucii.
I.JTTLF. JOHNNY'S bTOKV,
"I bad been nilocti with my brother, in
a berth on llio lowest tier, and was awak
ened by u thump mid n loud nuiso. We
got out of tbo berth, and wbilu I was put
ting on my shoes, .Michael (UU brother,)
drcescd, uud then tbu water oumu rushing
down upon us. 1 didn't wait for tiin,
but ran, und forced inybclf into onu of tho
beds ou tbu second ttuuiui;. Tbo bods
woro filled with men, anil very oltcn tbu
water washed In. I was bold in my place
by tho men behind mo, who constantly
shouted for tbo ouuldurs to brent; in tho
port-boles. Tbo llrstmo broko was just
ubovo my head, and two men who wero
next mo pushed mo through tbo port holo,
and 1 was cuuglit up on tuo Uecu. i hold
on to tbo ropes running from tho masts to
tho sldo of tbo ship, and I kept in) hnndh
fairly wnrrn by keeping one in my pocket
wnllo l Hold on witu tno outer, 'lucre
wero no women on tho deck that I could
see, except ono in tlio ringing, nnd tboy
told mo lltut she froze to death. Tho men
did not interfere with me, nnd it is not
truo llmt 1 got upon a paengor's back,
or that I was paed over tho bends of tbu
crowd to the boat. I was on the deck un
til alter daylight, und tbo boats bud mudo
rix trips, I think Willi ten persons eueli
trip, lietoro ttiey toou me oil. ro onu
trloil to stop mu uoiu ceuinu nun inu
loat. and I sillinoso tliuy wero wtlllns to
llftVO 1110 suveu urn. ii a nnru w any yiiui
thu men wero aoin wnilo wo wero wall-
ini!: fomo wero prayins, moro crying, and
1 lirnYVU euiti.j rttn evil. uiuiii 11 iiiiauia
. i .....ir f'... lllllA..
advised tbo pussongers to bo ipiiet nnd
lenvo tuo suip ns soon ns llicy uoulu, it I
can tea a man I can tell whether tin is
drunk or not. I saw the cnptnln, nnd bu
was not drunk.
The night ot tho accident I left fulbor
nnd mother nt 7 ii clock, nnd I nover saw
them ogiiin. After I got on shoro in Hali
fax I went with tho rost to soino public
ball, aud wu wero fed, Lverybody was
stuhllng clothes, nnd 1 win soon left with
nothing but a walstcont. Afterward they
found ono of my shoos, but I did not got
it bsek. Mrs. l'lutf, who owns a browary,
gnvo ino two suits of clothes, soino ono
else gave mo n woolen tlilrt, unit nnother
gave mo n black bug to carry iny tilings
in. I remained with llio pHneni;urs while
in Halifax', nnd on tho journey bora
I wns with thorn, but -Mr. Jiuo
erts took onro ot mo About tho
Ilrst thing wo did in Boston wns to
look for something to eat, nnd nfler that 1
felt very comfortable nnd willing to stny
tliero a li'.tlo whllo. Tlio oollcction they
inado fur mo is kopt by tbo man in Now
York (Mr. Sparks) until next Tuesday,
when ho is going to give it to my
fcisti.r. 1 haven t been sick Mucj they
took mo oil' tho ship, nnd only for sore
foot that mv now boots gnvo mo I should
bu nil richt' '
Johnny U short in stature fur n boy of
Ills age, but ho makes up In lirondth what
bo lacks in length. Ho lihs it bright, intel
ligent countenance, his checks bnvo n
beautiful color, and Ills conversation that of
u much older person.
(MllMT.ltlr.S
JOHN SHE KUAN,
K 12 T AIL G 11 0 C E K
And I'lVkltj in
Vi:(ihTAIILF. FIUJI'IV. K(i(IS, LAUD
rur.-sii nu ri KIl, 171 U.
t3T All (ioods warranted Irekb, ami foi
uiu iuev prices.
Corner ath St. audCoumieicl.ilAvo.
7-'i'I tl.
HO AT hTIIIIDI.
8 A M WILSON,
i
MUM ID
"'. r-..-... r
3007 BTOKEQ
oiiooEntKe,
I'KOVISIOHH Y. T C.
No. 110
Ouzo Lhtii oaibo, III
Homo Advertisements.
ijunnr.it.
WHITE UOLLAll IMjANMXO 3IILI
o tit ton
HARD and SOFT LUMBER
cl tetr liMrrltOin,
I,VTU, SslINUMM, OEUAU 1'0.T.S
D001U3, SASH, UlilNDS
OUDE11S SOLICITED.
www "
Steamboat Lumiieb,
Kuinllicd on .trtei't uollc.
Ciiniiiicri'lnl avonuc, lictwcnn Tenth and
Klovunth streets.
CAIEO. lilXiXiTOXS.
T.lt
It. '. Ii 11 V A N T ,
I'ninrli'lor
WA-LZSTTJ-I1 MILLS
Near Two!.ty-ixtli Street,
Ohio Lkvkk,
OA 1 110, ILLS
All kiinN of Lumber. O.ik, Voplar, (,'y
in, Walnut. ct' ibdUercil In any part
of the oily free or chai-ge.
tTTI'iitrona.uo ollclted, and hall-faction
ittuirantiTil. ::-i"itr.
hi:ai. r.sATi; aji:no.
U. WINSTON & CO.,
real estate agents
AUOTIONEEIIS,
71 (UCONH yLOOll) OHIO I.RVICK,
O.UIiO, ILLS,,
llnv and Heal Khta-h,
l'AY TAXKS,
KUHNIHH AUSTUA'JTS OK T1TLK
John IJ. llanr.an. Cbas Tbrupp
JOHN Q. HA KM AN k CO.,
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS
COLLKUTOUS
AMI
CONVKYANUKUS
North Vov. iil'OCi BI. nml Ohio l.otet-
OllRO, Il.l.INOI.M.
Ab-lracti of Title, Conveyancing mide a
specl.iltv. ileal Ktatc bought uud old.
ET'l'axes l'ald, etc.
HOOK 111MII.M1.
l'ATKONIZi:
HOME T-ODE !
J. C. ILUELS,
Late of M. l.cilll-.
HOOK HINDER AND IILANK BOOK
MANUFAOTlJiMiK,
liUTiliET I X 331 KDERY ,
Comer Twellth htreot and Cotiiiiicivtal Ave ;
I
i
ULAN'IC ItOOICS of every ilei-erliitloniloni:
with lu'iitiii' nml illnnntcli. All kinds ol
ruling donu at short notli o. Ilihle, .Mu-le.
Jlamrlm-h and 1'erlodleaN bound neat and
lit tlielnwe-t posslblo rate". 1
county woik, siieii as jiccorus, iioi'Kcix
Fee ihioks. lilauks. etc.. madu a niecialitv
Jloxt'!", i'miket Itooks, Kuvelopert, etc
made In nr.Ur ll-.il tl
" FitED HOSE
MEECKAKT TAIIiOB
No. 101 COM M UltCI A I. Avr.NUC,
Fien.di, Scotch and Ainorieaii caisimcic
ol'all color, an. I beaver mid lriud clullu
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Ami made up In llio
' LATKST STYLU,
And at Ihc lowest price. A line Iltand llr-t
class Tiink guarantied. Satlslactlo In nllro
bpecct warranted.
S?AVK MONEY
And buy your
BOOTS JTX) SHOE 3
or
l. .ION MS,
t or. Icntli NtiiTliuiil S'oiiiiiipM.liti.ii',
1 inn now prepared to inauiifa-.turo nil
sprinxHilcs, such as paleiit leather, iiion-oio,
buck uud call-Kin Imols. Mines, w lib box
toes, cork ami pump soles, S.ntcli biiltoms,
ami boi. ciIkh or any uiher stlc ou wish.
I urn nlo m.niiifaclurlii nnVxlia iiuallly
ol" ladles' shoes. .My mateilal mid worK
lliausliln ale warrauteil In he nliln. I..i i
am determined to nut lm undersold tor tho
same ijuallty ol Kods.
ilepalriiig donu iuall and on thnrl
""lb" It, .Iiiniis,
I. . lIAHtUrtM.,
K, V ,VUl
MATHUSS k UUL,
ami Ji:.i:u.u.
C 0 M M I S 3 I ON M K U 0 HANTS
DKAIiKIH i.S
IAY AND WJ3STJ3KN l'UODUOK
SIIIIO J.KVKE.
I
co.nm.s.intnr ami rwitwAKitiMu.
HALri1)AY Blto'i'HRES
SGBN ERA L AGENTS
fOllWAUUINO ans COMMISSION
ir i: ii v ii a.n rn.
DEALERS IN PI OUR;
Ac J '.tootj o!
tlltO lltVKR A.Vll liANAWIU
70 Ohio Levrk,
Oaiko. Illinois.
C OK KEY, l'AUH & CO.,
r n w AUDI .V (1
A N I)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS-
1 1 kali; in in
11 AY,
C015N.
OA'I'.S,
MKAL,
FLOL'K AND COUNTI'.Y l'UODUOK
CAIIiO, ILLINOIS.
:i-i-Jti
j:. a. 'junningham,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ANIJ Dl'.ALnit I.V
JrTJtST, OATS, C01Rj1S
AND MILL 1'KKl).
(CAIUO. - - - ILLINOIS
MlLl.Klt k l'AUKKU,
(.1 ENEK A 1 1 COM M ISSIOK
ASti
FOKYf AKUINO il KUCHA NTS,
DUALKlta IN FLOUK, COUN
Oats, Hay, otc,
AOLNTS rou FAIKHANK'S SCALES
Ohio LevcB. L'AHH). ILLINOIS.
J. M. I'll ILL I PS & CO.,
(Huriora (o K. II. Hcn irlcui. A Co,)
I F.-irwnrilinir "ml P,nnmiao;,in
LUnMtriling ..I1U LOmmiSaiOIl
JH5HU1I A1S J S
i WHAUF-IIOAT l'ltOl'HIKTOItS.
l.ltoral Adranccmcum male
uion CD.tmnFiilK.
I Aro rcpnrr.l to rwflre, atom and lorwar.l
I rri'i.J.ir lo nil points (trvl l,u; aa I
till on commiKsiou,
J 'Um-lni ailenitr.l to prnmjitlT;
JOHN IL l'HLLIS k 0N,
I
, imicca.or to John Ii. I'liiiii.,)
; (3ENERAL COMMISSION
FOKWAIIDINO MEltCIlANTS
iNfi
I) KALFHH IN HAY, C'OKN, OAT
Flour, Meal, Bran, &c,
t'uK. TLNllI-ST. ami OHIO LEVI
OA i no, ILI.I".
I'K T K It 0 U II L,
i;'iu'ii
FL.OUR MERCHANT
AMI
u. so (mho
a-'JOtf. CAIUO, ILLINOIS,
S. I). A YKItH, E, ,1, AVKI18
AYHItS k CO.,
FLOUR
A .Ml
OKNKRAL COMMISSION MKROIIANTS
No. 78 Ohio Lkvek, C.vnto, Illm,
i-7tr,
w u oF'A i TTKNiioUf"; k JiiTa
FLOUR
AMD
on oral CotuiuiFsion Merchants
133 OHIO LKVEK,
Home Advertisements.
Homo Advertisements.
.. IHHVBANClr
Vi FIRE AND MARINE
UOMPANIK.
'An
2f IAQAIIA, H. Y.,
OSRUAH1A, N. T.,
.l,i3,an
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IIANOVKII, N. Y.,
r.Kl'OULtC, H. Y.,
....7:6 H Ifl
AtibU..,
Antet..;..'..1..
,...Ttl,l'. Il
t'umptlBlnK tlieUn.lerwiitpri' At'ncy,
YONKKIIH, .V, Y.,
Ai-iet M H H
AI.IlANr CITY,
luaolii ,
. IM.1M
rntExiEMV rtTHi), f. r.,
Aifl...
SKCURITY, . V. UAIIIHB,
I Mi ( I 52, M i
Clf.ru. Dwrlllnz. Knraltnrr. Hulls and Cnr
K, Inurod ut ri.;. hi rrMua .ouud.p.r
I rppwtrully k or tlio cltlieavni c.
nl.ncol thrir patronaut?.
N.llCtJIlKS.
W. II. Mirn,
Notary I'uUlc.
II. II. Ciiulee
No.l'uti. an t t'. H. Com
F1IIE, HULL, OAKOO, LI VU STOCK
&TSA, lIAKTFOnii,
ft
Ktltl' M..,J,ttJ)4 9
.'.Omil AHKMCA, I'A.,
Aota ..Jj,fti,ul 0.1
HAUTKOIID, CONN.,
taacta t:,M,!l 7i
I'UCKNIX, IIAH7KOI!I,
Am:II . .tI,7UH HI
I.VIXKNATION A! It. T
i Ppt'tl'aaaaoaaaiicaotta! ., l3,81i 1
I'Ul.VAll.UAItTFOItl),
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OI.KVEI.A.M, CM.VKLAM),
ISI5.171 SS I
IIOME.COMJ.'IUUS, .
AMtta -. :l,tt ti
AMKMCA.V CIINTItAI., MO.,
Kffflt .tiWI,(tl I
C0.N.NKC7ICCT MUTUAL. 1.1FU.
I
Afti't"..
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Tu.tvni.nit3', jiAimoitu, uivt: and
ACCIDENT,
Aastta .. gt.V'UA'U V
lun.wAT iArt,i:;;r.KH.4 a-suhance
CO., HAKTI'ORD,
Vascts - fyif',("0 to
INDKI'KNUENT, 1IOJT0.S,
Afla
b'AFFOHD, MOKUIS & CAN I) UK,
?1 Olilo I, over,
TKUTON1A L I F H INSUHANUH
COlvTViT 'JT.
OF CHIOAtJO, ILLINOIS.
Ck.vi'i..Oi'FU'K, 17'J WASiiiNdTosSr.
AOTIVA, 650,000.
I'bU Ccnnuu I. lie llis'.iratii't) (;ilill.lllV
I guarantees not only l'uld.ilp i'ollelus but
1 nl-o a Value In Cnfi on the Non-furfelttiro
I . "
plan.
JOHN A, IIU01C, -U.
KNOHELSDOHF,
- - l'residerit
- - rieorotary
.inii.N V. PUCKriS,
Asenl for Cairo and icinity.
HLSMAKK II UND.
sncrioN .NO. 17.
Association for promoting Lift' Insurance
and hick ltcllef by weekly dues nnd mutual
co-operation in onjcciaoi piuiiio neneiii.
'i'he Llio Insurance l'oliules will bo isued
i by thu Tcilluiiu I.llu In-urauco Company.
H.MKYKU3, 1'rcsldont.
JOHN V. I'UL'KSS, Ao't.
6d It for Cnlro mid vlelnltr
I.TlMIIJIlWT
imm'iohant
Tlt.'Ur.TM
TlOKIvTS
FOK HALE, ) lorHalo t FOU HALE
I For Sain I
VOli SA LE. J KorHlo I FOH HALE
Fnro from LivKnrooi
Faro from Londcnukiikt
Fnro from Olasoow,
Faro from Qukenbtown
TO CAIUO, it::::: (, I 8 20
VafforJ, Monti A CanJtt AgcnK.
INMAN L1NJ3
I.iTtrpool ew.Yolk nhd I'hltadrlphia
Steamship Company,
CNDfa CONTaiCT WITH CMTrn STATfa 1N1I aainsi
Kur Carriia tho Mli
FOH PASSAGE TICKKT3
ou rvarura isroajiitios
Al'I'LY TO JOHN 0. DALE, Aot
15 llroajwa, New.York, or to
II. HOUlt,
Waslilnston Atrnir Onrn. Illiivon,
NKW YORK STOiti;,
WHOLESALE AND 11ETAIL.
LAHQKST YARIBTY STOCK IN TIIK CITY
GOODS HOLD VEUY CLOSE..
C'oriiPr of Mlnelornlli alreeCiir.il diuii
nierrtal Aveunj,
CAIUO, ILLINOIS.
0. O. 1'ATlKIt
ur Homo Advertisers.
?J&L -s"n'J . ISA...
MltS. McQK K,
I 0n KUIil'Htrfl,l,lwppnCominor;iHDj Vih
I. ITICfiT .-HKIN'II AMU KUMSIKKflTTI.K4
lm. a lull ban nf
ITrnniiiii-t anl tintrutimo 1,
Fiir..Nt'ii.ri.owi:im. itiunosj, tkimmlno
of nil kluJ-. Ivm, etc.. Ur
Ilt. Mc'lfo Imp li.o lira iiMuriinoat r
K.itiey AfllelFK.iiucli &
MICK Tl.H O'M.I.An. (WMtitMl.r.KVIM,
ltt'KrH,NDIIK4, KAK.-I.i
An 1 all oilier firti lc mualljr louaJ in
FIKST-CLASS MILL1NEHY STOKE
Mw. MiOcc. In udilltlon to her clock ol
I'iiiiov nnd .Mllllucrv (loud, lias n lino and
'oniiileti! ri'wirtini'iu of Cliiclmiati i,'illniii
madu Ladlei' and Mlvi' bbocn mid (Jbll
ilrelK Hoot', lllack nml III Color-. These
:irencknowlcdi;cd to lie tbo tlliet nnd bei-l
ever III the market, and tbU l the only
lioii-o uie city tnat iii:iki' tlicm a specially.
. I.WVYIIKN,
W iT.L LM ,LA I L K N ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CAIUO, ILLINOIS.
i)lllcpocr I'ir't National li.inl;.
.t.ir,.:iin
.SAMUKI; 1. WIinKLHK,
ATTORNEY vS: COUNSELOR AT LAW
CA1KO, ILLINOIS.
Ollli-e over I'irn National bank. 3-1 Mm
OltKKN & (JILIIKKT,
ATTOKNKVh
COUNHKLOUS AT LAW,
William H.Clfin, -)
Willir.mll lillUrt, 'lAir.O, II.I I.Nfim.
Nilrar.Uitl.ort, J
aTH(Ky;ia. altantion Kloo " AilmliaUy and
eamiMiai (.uaiucpa.
oyriOK onioLEVEt:, uooms 7 JlW fiovita
CITT NATIONAL HAWK.
IlUTClIKItM.
HYLANI) k SAUF.K,
BTJTOHEES
A Nil DKU.KUS I.V
CHOICE FRESH MEATS
ofi:vi:uv:di5cuii,,.''ion.
Corner 10th street anil Commercial n venue
next door to tbe II) land -aloon.
11-10 If. CAIlk). ILLS.
JAKE WALTER,
anu in:M.i.:t in
BUTCHER
FEES II MEAT,
KlQIITII STItKKT, HeIWKKH VAHllIN0Tt
AND UOMHEKCIAI. AVKN'UKri,
AilJolnluK urienliiiiiHO noil llniinaN
Kp th tst or Iletl, I'orlf, Mllttun Veal.
I.amb, Siuhskc, etc., nil am prrparvl lo rt.rf
ciiiseaH in mu moai accepiaoie inannttr.
JOHN SMITH,
iMirresor to James Kuia-tnii.j
liUTCIIKIl A.VII fJKAI.r.I! IS ALL IC I K lift 01
FltESII JlKATB.
CoitNKit NiMKTi::mi anu I'ori.Aii Sts
CAIUO, ILLINOIS.
Ituyii and slalighteri onlv the best rallle,
Iiokh and sheep, nml U prepared lo till any
demand for freh meaU lrom one pound to
leu thousand jiouml-i.
.mis i:i.r,AM;ors.
NEW lTvEKy' "STABLE
TENTH STUEKT,
11KTWKEN WA8II .V AVKNUE AND WALNU1
llr. II. K, I'lclda Infornia tno public that ha ha
opened a
l i v ; it r s v a n l k,
on tho northwoit aide of Tenth atrect aa nam
atiove.
Ilia S'aMos will Io furnlahed with nonn but the
BEST HORSES
AND GOOD VEHICLES.
and tho public may bo aceoiiiniod.ited nt al
lien in ute nay anu mgiu wim team,
uti mu iu esi lerius.
Dr. Ficldn ask a share of tnililli llntrnimfrn
aud will endeavor to merit it by l.ilr dealiii"
and htrlct attention to btM "
NEW ROOT ANJ) SHOE STORE
Jll't Op-'i I
AI llu-NlKU nl the Hi:i Iltioi,
Consult ok Skvkntii Si hkkt anu Wasii.
cm no, ii, f. i so is.
Whero I Invito nil n. .....
and M.r.oundl,. country to' , ' ,,. aro II
hey cannot save money , I , i""'! very
'vu 'i,' Vl0 "Vted tho old 'i iotto 'TIib
Mtnhle I'ennv Is heller tl, ,i .. I " itlu
nt-Hen : : '?lu,v
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4-10-tf
J. JIATSON.
Our Homo Advertisers.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R K
100 MIlMthn NhortMtltoato
TO CHICAGO
Clgliljr Mllra tho BhortMt Mstsit
TO ST.XjOTJIS
NO CHANGE OF 0AB8
FilOM CAIRO TO
ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.
ONLY ONE CiiANGK OF CAES
(IM Oil ltd TO
CinclnsKtl, I.. Iltnspolli, Tote.lo,
uvwm, i.ietciiinil, niwar rim
Iluttalu, I'lllphuu, WulilnRloD.
llMllitmM, '1'hll.vMpliU, New York.
Iloiton t,J til point Mt.
llllwMlVIc, Jkoratlll, Madlnon,
I.Cfoe, HI. Paul and J1 polntt nortti.
1 Ins It alto lh only direct mola iu
ivtur, niohmlnffton, Hi)
i-fon, uiilncr,
KurliDKlnn, Koclclalsnd.
I Hallr.
Man.lntk In... v.. .
fjnlena, Ilnboiua, Htouf Oltr,
Oiiulm ami all rtlnla northwrat,
Klciinnt Drhwlng ltoom Slooping Cat'
On nil Night Trains.
Ili(gairn ChfckoJ loall Important polnta.
for tlcti l and Information, apply to I. C. IU It
ilrpot nt alto; oo board the transit itramar L
twtwu Colnmliua and Cairo, and at tha prlnclpa
ran,.; iicHFi nnicAa inrnuMnoui uia auin.
w. r. JiJIHI.N, (itn'l faai. Ast t, Chlcaio.
A. JIIKuttL, (i.n'I.Hui.'t. Chlcaato.
J. JOIINHON, Afft, Cairo.
Sl'KINOKIKLl) AND ILLINOIU
SOUTH KASTKltN It. Jt.
On and after 31onday, April 34th, 1672
trains will run m follows:
NOUTHCHX DIVlalOK.
tatit ooiki aottninT.
Mall. Express,
Leo Vlrtlnia.......e:SO a. m.-.-.t:iA p.m.
pprinirnrKi. ' w "
'll.l..,.4l)H VIA ft. tL i
Arruoatl'aha !!. " - 0.17 "
ratioa uouo aoatawaat.
Kxpresi. Mail.
I,aro I'ana. s.'io a. tn,..-...M9'U a. rn.
Talorlll'. .S.SO ' 4.8
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Arrn at Vlnciuia...l.5 " ...s.li "
BOUTUERN IlIYIBION.
Taaiaa oniaa aol'IllliT,
I.raro Klioo'I.......WO a. in...
Klora.......-.S,6 "
ArrlT ai Hhawoeat'n .M "
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EL DOHADO
JOLLIAUI) SALOON AND BAB
BOOM. JOHN UATKN, Froprlciu..
IOC Cnmtnrrcial Atenua, CAIAO, ILLINOIS
lint brand of Califo UUIearalu rlvJ,
IIILI.IAItl) s.iloon furnished with tbo best
of table ; and bar supplied with wluee, liquor
nnd clears of thenest brands.
TI-ZJ3
LITTLE KBNTUOKIAN
SALOON
AND
(Ojien Day and Klght.)
J. E. I'ARKS, Proprietor,
Ohio Levee, bet, 4th atiti;oth streets,
CAIUO, ILLS.
AIKALS ATALL HOUIIS.
A fine new Dlnin Hall with every con.
yenlencu has been udded to thla nonuUr
Kestaurant. and tbu l.mcsu iriu tin'.I
requisite lor thelrucconiodatloii.
THE HILL OFFAIIE
cnnsl.u of every aubslantlal and delicacy ol
the season, '
THE JR
.in supplied with tbo
CHOICEST LIQUORSAVINES & CIGARS
EUTMIxcd drinks preparod wiUi care.
11-10 tl.
CAIRO CITY COAL
1 1 prefarid lo aupply ouiumar with tb
uualltr of
PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS
COAL.
OltDKItS lert at Halllday Ilron. oflleo. 7
g'i.KVisi:.oratUio Coal Yard bolowtho
w. Cbar e Hotel, will recolve prompt atten
tion, Tho TTfl "MdVXlllV" urlll 1.,.
laiuiTHlile to steamers at any hour.
REM IS, RROWN k CO.,
BAG MANUFACTURERS
,
An e nts Home Cotton Mills
NO. SO Ohio Live, CJ0) '
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