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THE OAT HO DAILY BULLETIN, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1873. 0 r 9 THE BULLETIN JOHN 1L OHEULY, Editor and l'ubllsher THUMB OF THK DAILY UULLKT1N : Ona week, hy carrier t 25 One yew by currier, in advanc 10 00 Dm v.r lie carrier If not P lid In advance. ' " .! Art ............ I UM Vno month, by mall Three monthi Six month One year 1 00 300 n 26 10 00 T11K DOLLAR WEEKLY 1WLI.ETIN John H. Oberly has reduced the inscrip tion price of the. Weekly Caiho Hui.lbtin to One Dollar per annum, nuking It Uie chopertpprpublltdln Southern Illlnol .1.3. Scni-LTZ, the now chief conimU loner to the Vienna Exposition, Is tlio Urgeit lctthcr dealer in tho l.'iilteJ .States. He llvoi In Now York city. - It Ii bolicved all tlio bodlet of tbo vic tims of tho Dixon bridge Accident have been recovered, rtiiierali havo taVon pluco dally since tbo fatal siabuath. TnE Now nimpiblro dolegation to tlio St. Louli sproe, politely called tho con gressional river Improvement convention, ft very imall. It it composed of ono man, ny mo namo of w. H. small. The Sprint-field lteghtcr' says Katlo Putnam lately Io! and found 10,000 worth of jowolj bought by bor in St. Lotilt Tho itorr n decidoly a touch ono. If Henry Ward Hcpchor iworo to It wo would (till doubt tltat it Is true. ' . Tup. hat and cap makers of New York city aro .about to strike Thoy havo been working tlxtocn liours a day, tlx dai'i in the week, for flvo and ir dollars a woek. Kooplncsoul and body together, liy such meant, must bo extremely trying business. - . -- Captain Hali. louver a wile, ono son and a daughter, the latter sixteen yuan of nge. Theio thrco havo roslded In Cincin nati. Captain Hall , was not n rich man, and tho citizons of Cincinnati aro agita ting movement to raise a fund for tlio benefit of hit family. A conHKsrojwKNT of the Dotatur 'Mag net' call Senator Logan, .Modoc .lack. ThiJityloof abusa shouldbc sternly frown" od upon. Senator .John is not a Modoc, although be has at Ms belt tbo fcalju of many of bis enemies. Wo are not absolute ly certain, but wo believe lio it a Diggur Ind Ian. . - Tiik ctgbty-llm Mrth-dity of tlio Tope, which occurred on Tuosday, found him very feeble and unable to rceoivo tlio con gratulations of tho various deputatloni which called on him for tho purpose, l'opo Piut wat elected to tho pontillcato in 1840 and baa beon tho second Incumbent of the papacy who hat rolgnod over twonly-flvo yean. I'iut Sixth was elected in 1775 and reigned till 1600. - - u. A.Kealk, Eti., president of the Cairo and Tennessoe river mllrn.,1 i. .-.u.-., t-wuiii;eu. Tho merchants and property holders of his own town of Mayfield do not walk up to tho fodder trough with tho alacrity which in hit opinion should charactcrlzo thm. Air Noale must not allow discouragement to mu way wun nit common sonto. lie it a scholar and ho knows what wat tald by omebody about Homo boing not built in a day, and he ought to litre iearnod by thi tlmo that it takes tevornl months to build oven a railroad in modern times. Wo are as slow at tho old fol lows of an cient dayt wero almost. Viulenco It tho groat n,ualltlcaUon ot a great railroad build er, and we commend thlt good Unllty to our friend Neale. "If at first you don't Succeed, try, try again.' Tho lesion It teraowhat trito but always useful. THE KANSAS-M UKUKUKJW. The Ucndor family, which numbers four of as cruel, cold-blooded and altogether inhuman creatures as tho records of He lton or hlstorv contain hhv account nf. disappeared from tho Unowledgo of tho ucvecuves on vneir iracK, nl M. J.ouls, and have not boon haard of since. It is not probable that tbey will long escape detoction, unless they part company and each proceeds to tako caro of himself or horself at thec.no may bo, in which event thoirapprehenslon will bo dolayoH, not as tureJ. The Bender murders wcro so nu merous, to deliberately planned and to heattlestly executed at to mko tbum. ven in this ago of crime, oxcoptiun ally horrifying. The murderers, v,h0 were ruthless allU whether tho victim t were gray-headed, In tho bloom or youth, or in the innocence of childhood, have made themselves oxocrablo to peoplo liv ing near or rem-jto from tho scenes of their crimes; tho band of every man will bo raited against them and the world will not be found largo enough to Mlord thorn a. hiding place, ov.jn if Uey 1!lcpo from -the shores of their own count rv. .1. 1). The legUlaturo of Texas roi'otitly.by con. current resolution, invited Mr. JfH'erson Davis to visit tho capital of that tatt. Mr Darls replios that hecunuot comply with tho request, boing unavoidably detained at Alemphls. "There are, lie lays, "many 'Diemories very dear to me connected ' with the people or Texas. Associations of war and of peace havo caused mo to 'fedl a peculiar Interest In the .volfaro of J -your state and the kind consideration i 'shown me by her legislature u very grat- i Ufylng. few, it any, have marked with , ' more utiifactiofi tho rapid progress o i ' Texas In material development and nrr... ' Ptrity. and few. If an v. ivllt r,.i,.t ; at the fulfillment of the high expectation a .l.lnl I.t.in. .... huiuu uw uutvry JUSVU1US. Thit it all vary well in it way, but we cannot appre elate that iplrit of toadyi,m which mini fetU Itself on all wcatlom whet, )l0J0r xatjrbtdonetJtheLostCati anJiti.i living leader who have not bw.(,m pablicani. "We hope it may not ;io wn. Idered undemocratic to remark that iQ oir opinion Democratic, and Itadical leg. iihttures, too, would give striking tv. dense of common tense if tbey would not go OJt of tbe way a great distance to toady e!i ilBBri likt JtS. Darli. I'NKINDI Our good friendi of Oalro who our enemlei aro unkind. Tbey refuie to do usjunico. n iim"",,v"' i tend tocontlnuo to endeavor, to descrvo a m. I. i natrn I -.1-- t, - 1 . alllt in tbolr good opinion. io uo u " drawn our criticisms of men and measures .partlctilarlyofloefll men and measures- ildly. Oa our undoubted word wo have ....Lit., ii. nur undoubted . . ...Ill td tr.itlttrtnal MllV oocn as niiiu " . morning, a gorged Newfoundland dog, or-at.y oilier rtry wild tiling' Wo havo said notblng (cvern about anvbodv. Wo lii.vo no guilo in our Wo would otn HC'tW IIIU.IU .......w t 11 ...... .namtnl fl ttin Amilltf UIIT 1. . . ...ha wliatnv.tr uracu hii imi ..vi...v- " - unlvorsnl good will.and take ovou Winter and Alvetc and Nellis with bis fol lowers in tho council all of tho boys into one long and delicious bug of lorgetfulness or tho past. o aro never happy when we aro not kissing nml nuking up. o iiko mo uumief. u gives tone to lllo is as good as woUs beer, Hollory't Ilustard whtskoy, Slier- mail t lettuce, any one of Mavis sermons, mil.. U..1J l.a.i.i nrr.fiin.ln nitr krout. chow chow, Ico water or tho gontlo Nullis. It U m racy as the proceedings ot tin Cairo city council, or a 'Sun' editorial In tlmrl. U It tlrst.rate. We llko It. And yet our unkind traduccri dtmounco n a a cruol and abuslvo man. Wo aro not. Wo throw oursoir into an attitudo and ....,.!.... KfuriiA In nnr arlilf. SuIIIk. flv CJliniri'i w...v .w - . 'tuoureiiibrnco, Davis; ;iot u hug you ' Winter, and cover you, O, Myor?, with 'our lovinc: all'cctlon. -Meet us half 'whv. and let ti get up a 1 llrst-class love feast." o plno for recon ciliation. Wo must bo reconciled, or dio j n,l irlm nf llin rnntliMiinn named ll cruol enough to with that wo may bo planted the cold ground J hero Is not one of thorn. Ancr, as Jack Winter Is, oven ho ilnM'f tlj..frn mir ilnAtti. Diilti't. lift, mi nnn occasion, refuse to givo money to Harri- now in lall at Mound City for murder, whott thai kind hearted gculloman proposed to .luck to ntsastinato us "cheap for cash''' and did not ho tnko a great deal of credit to himsolf for his self-denial In this matter! Ho did h .11.1 1 ll W not truothat ho sought to hire Kelly to waylay us al night, although Kelly lays it is. .No no: it is not true.' Winter is not that kind of a man, is he0 And so, then, why should not wo all kiss. and muko up'' THK WltETCII, 1IKKCIIEK. Wo aro astonished. Hero have we had for many months a story (lying about on tho wings or the morning, tna noon-timoanu tho nlgm, im plicating Mr. Henry Ward ileochor in crimes of lewdness, such as havo seldom over before boon charged to the account of the most distinguished worshipper at luo shrine of Venus. The Christian world, when Ihoso charges were tint made public, wat aston ished, but toon fell back into a defiant at titude and declared : "It's all a Ho I" Hut evidence bat beon accumulating on evidence, and at last "everybody" ty And It it. IT tho charges wore not trii", Mr. Hoechor would Indignantly deny them. Tilton, the honor or whoso wife is implicated In tho scandal, would shako his ambrosial curlt In a race, and all Pivmouth church would howl loud and angry In- dignation. Hut how calm all tbeso people aro Ilonchnr mva nnthlnt nmi Tlltnn allowa a frinnd nf hit to In farm the ntlhlfp that Iitecbcr attempted to violate thn sanctity of his bed but failed, but not be- causooi any lack of effort on lieecbcr't part, anil tlie members ol flymouth church aro quoting texts from tho scriptures tooxcuso mo iiuio slip their pastor has made from virtue. Unabashed, knowing his own guilt iloccber calmly goes about tho country preaching at of old. Ho doos not oven M...I. mi .... uiusii. nun asaou wny lie does nol deny tho "slanders," he replies that be don't think such charges aro worthv of his attsntion. Ho forgets that after bo wrote his lottor.t o the Cleveland convention, ho was charged with sympa. thy with tho conquered neonlo of till. South, and promptly and indignantly, in me public print", denied tho accusation and rclterntud his devotion to tho causa of the llopubllcan fnfty. Charges against his Jtcpulilicfllilsm .Mr. Hoechor thought worthy of a public and prompt denial, but. thoio charges against his chastity, and which, il truo, (as tboy undoubtedly aro), brand him as uie lima i stupendous rascal of the con lury, and strlWo a staL-ccr Inn duw t Christianity, ho thinks unworthy of his notice and refutes to say, evon In cunvor sallon, "thiiy aro not true ' ' 'Christians cannot all'ord to stand hv lieechor In this matter. If they do tbev will bring discredit upon their religmn. I hey rhould drive him from tho fold mako him put on sackcloth uud get down and crawl in the duit or ropunlanco. Ilrlgham Young, ay what you may, Is a belter man than Ikechur. Young professes and practices ins luwune.s, whliu Hoechor practices what he refuses to profess, llu is a h vnocrite.and the lhung of, or as potent onos as tho'O ihiu ny Limit on tho backs of tho money changers in tlio temple should bo laid upon mo back of this base priest, and he be driven out of thocomiianv of honor!,!. men and chaste women. MLAL EMTATK AUK. MI t , John (. Iliiinun. Chat. 'I'lirupp JOHN Q. HA KM AN A CO., RKAL ESTATE AGENTS COLLKCTORS AM) CON VKYAN'CERS, orlli Cor. ol oils ai.atsd Ohio Lot.. Oaiko, iLM.voia. S'ulft AtllluirNi.il .K.nt. l.n ,ri . raUiuad laiidn In Alexander unit I'uiatkl miriu"' "f w 'J1 u,('re Tvimint a lareo 'rj. lly unijold. imbraciiitf tome of ifie erjbct In the country, Ilomc Advertisements. i.vmiii:h. HITK COLLAR PLANING M ILL H. WAI.TKB1, Proprietor, W "antyv T TTf TIWT HARD AND SO 1 LUMBER A.NH LATH. SHINOLKd, OBDAK PUalS DOOUS, SASH, HJilNDS okde113 solicited. Steamboat Lumber, KurnlnheJ on rhortcst DOtlcr. Commercial avonuc. between Tenth and hluvenlli stri'His CAIEO: lilLIITOIS. Tnt l'01'I.AK. WALNUT, ASH - NI- nUM PINE FLOORING Tor ride at low lli!llic. Aln. MiitiiMo for FEXaiRC. pR SNEETJlVfr oM cry chraji by V!l 2W. C.MIli) Ho. AMI IlASKUT C". it. 1 ii it v a .v r , ronrlrtor Near Tun ly-M.vtli 'Irocl. Ohio Li:vkk, OAIHO, ILLS All Lliula nl l.iiinlii'i. O.iW. I 'n t il:i r. ( v. pici-s, Wiilnul. etc. delUnvil in any part of the city tree of charge. ESTPatrnnaf! ruiiraulct'd. 'Ollcitcd, and all-l;K'tlon :w:itf. LtWrKHN, WlhMAM .1. A1..LKN, ATTORNEY AT LAW CAIRO, ILLINOIS. I Hllcc o or Klr-t Nattnlial bank. .'j-Hi-'lm KAMITKIs P. WIFKKLKlt, ATTOKNKY & COUNSELOR AT LAW CAIHO, ILLINOIS. Oflicc over First National bank. r-LVlm .lohn II. .Mtilkey. Will.nn C. .Mtilkey. A SON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW CAIRO, ILLINOIS. Olllcc, rear room- oer JlauiioiiV book -1UI NO. 1LM t'OMMKItCIAL AVENUK, Hi'twccn Si'tenlli and eighth Ircol. :-n tr. OUKEN & GlLiiKliT, ATTORNBYfa COUNSELORS AT LAW, Willl.m it ,:...., William 11 (lllljer't "I, "J rt, OAUIO, ll.MNOIr), nuea r. unhurt STHpema. attantton (tlren te Admiralty and ambuat budnona. orrici ouiolsvbs, booms 7 and Bovr.u OITT NATIONAL ItAVK. IIL'TS'IIEKS. 11VLAN1) A SAUEU, BTJTOHERS AND DRALBH8 IN CHOICE FRESH MEATS OK KVKRY I)K."jf KU'TION. Corner 10th atreel and Commercial avcnu next door to tho 11) laud mIooii, 11-10 tf. CAIRO, ILLS. JAKK WALTKlt, AND HK.M.i:tt IN BUTCHER FRESH MEAT, BlOIITII STIIKKT, HkTWKEN WAHIIINOTO andCommehcial Ave.nukm, Adjoining HI'tenhouan and llnnnr'a K.,. h. boat or H.l. Pork, Mutton V.al. I.aml), Sukh, t! .nil art. pra parml to rhrtil cltun. In tho mo.t aflplabl. inaSnar. JOHN SMITH, t"sllcccsor to J.U1ICI. Kn:t.oii,i UUTCIIER AND IJKALKIt IN ALL KlNHf. 0 rilESlI MKAT8. f (HINEII N'INETKNTII AND I'on.All STS.. CAIRO, ILLINOIS. UllVB lt1 a,1i.n. lu .1.. i ... r.auua-ia umy me nCfl rill tip demand for Ircrhmcat. Iron one j.ound to f I'll tlinitttuiiil T..i..,.i- 1 "WMl fhvnkTa.Vn. IJFi. U. (V 'I' A III.M IM,'U..r.';r,!'.n l',l,rc,lce 01 I'roreaslon rcalmeiit ol tlUca-cs In all the "V'md Im" iiu,cu uit'iuuur oi uppilcaUou. In nil nutn. ..r r.......i . I will be In atlcml,, 'lHUi Uy viucc, ioiiuuerclal avenue, un Hair. II. WAltDNKH, M7B! Olllcc ami II... l,l,.i,.. in . . . nm- ,cm Jlur, A;, WILLIAM Jt. SMITH, M. D. RE"'E&0.fcW?.- s' Thirtaenih ..rMl. h. 0. W. DUNNING. M. n. AmMBr'i nd . Walnut at,. oaoa houra-frn " Ohl l"ie . .ui. iu ii in., ami V p.rn uh. a. u. nonius the UentallCSiof I)r ii.?nior lcc,h' ut to Lr A, M a .tin nf;.1, ".KlMl ""'ee'-or Austin, r.lghlh ttlect, O-ltl Homo Advertisements. IIAffKH ENTERPRISE SAV INOS" BAIT IC. !firlf rfrt Hnrrh 1. lstnv. opriCK or CITY NATIONAL BANK, UAlHO orriCKits : A. II. SAKKOltl). President! S. S. TAYl.Oll, Vlec-Prorldent; 11. 11YSI.01', secretary and Tieastircr niiiuTOMt I'. M. tlAaritt, Clin. (In lour.m. K. 11. UrocarLtTii, I'liL U. Ucuvii. K. 11. UCNVIMIHIM, II. I'. lUtLIUil, J. M. I'HILLIff, DepoaltanS any Aiuounl ItpnolirtMltrosn Ten 4 entn L'liwnnte. i.iir.nr.r,, bii uii urji(. ni uie rail 01 six 1 perccul. per annum, March Island Hitem- . UVUUMI . . . I . I . . . . . . . . . . I fflvlni. Ihnm rnrn rifillnil IntDrct.f . MAHH1SU VMJ.MA.tl Anil UMILURin MAT llKI'OHIT UONKY Opon ncrj Lnninc. day Irnm V a.m. to S p.m., and rtalur.laj T-'.n(t lor HAVING DKl'oaiTt oni., I rem tioio Clock. aii'HI W. IITMhOP.Traantirer. THE CITY NATIONAL 23 A-JSTTC. UAIHU, CAPITAL, ILLINOIS 810(1,000 orrit'ttit W. P. IUL1.1DAY, PrMl.Ii.Lt i HK.NIIT I.. RAIiblDAY, Vlce-lreldDl A. II.HAPKOK1), Ciwhleri WAl.Ttlt KYHLUP, Anl.ltu Ca.liler- dihiciohm Btiat TtTLoa, Koitar II. CvaiiaaitAii, llmat I.. IUlliiiat, W, P. HiLiituj, (lio. I). Wii.lumkin, HnriiiN Ulan A. B. Hirroan. KarrintJtiti. Colts and VnlfMl ninla Itomln llu ii k hi nnd siolil. i IPoalTO raeelvnl, and iiumnfa doni. a grneral tanklcj FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF UAIKH, It. H . .Mi i.i.Kit, President. .1. M. 1'llii.i.ii's. Vlce-I're.lili lil. fins, f t'.N.MXiiiiAM, Ca-hler. COLLECTIONS rUOMlTLV MADK. EXOHANtlE, coin, bank nota and UniU-L States aeeurltlea bonaht anil rolJ. Interoat Allowed on 'I imp llrninUa. WINES AND LISaOUHM. R. SMYTH & CO., j VVHOLKSALK GROCERS, j onto LEV El VAIHt. ILLINOIS. Alto, kp conaUntlj no hand a most com Plata stock of XjIQ.TTOIR.S. tooTcn and luisn wuibkiks -Q I K H , Fort, Madoria, Sherry and Catawba Wins H. Sinvth t Co. nrc il.n ni.i.tit. l..c..,. ccr. Mchav .V Co.'.t ritlclmri; nip, or which a larKO clock Ih kejit coti.tatitly on haml ij their uholoalo Hore. MILLINKHr. MRS. MoGKK, OnKlKMIiHlrM.t.l.BiwfenCommi.relaland Wah OKton Atoiio, la daily ruceiiint NKW MILLINKUY GOODS LtTKBT H'lJINO AND MJHIJIKIl 8TVLK. liesMta a lull Itnaor HOW1TBTB &c HATS llrirnmnd Anrt iininmin... i FIlENCU KI.OWKUa. HIBllONd, TKIMMINGB ui an ainui, i.aces, etc, etc. Mr. l 1 In a V. . . .1.. . . . I ' 'r,(0 "lorttneni i rancjr Aitlclrt, auch aa NKCK TI.".M, OM.ARH, IINflKKSbEKVEH, iiurro, naauivi, rAil9, And all other articlea tnualljr lound In a first-class millinery store .Mm. .McOpp. In addition to her stock ol r ancy and .Millinery Cinnd-, has a lino and l.oiimlcte .iv.orliiient of Clncliinatl ni-tom liiado Ludlc' and .MNsiV aIhick and fhll drciih IlnotH, lll.tck and in Color. These .ticacknowliJilKcd tn be the Hoot and beat omtIh tho market, and this Is tho only huu.o the citv that liuiken tlieiu a t-jicclislty HOOH IIIMIINU, " PATRONIZE HOME TRADE ! HULLETIN BINDERY, "oilier Twelfth street and V,o.hiiiloii Ave J. C. 1IUELS, (Late of St. I.oulr,) PROPRIETOR HOOK HINDER AND BLANK HOOK MANUFACTURER, IlLA.NK ilOOKS of every dcscilntloit done with ncatncfH nnd dispatch. All Kinds o nillni; ilono at chnrt notice, Itllilcn, .Jluslc Xuptzlncs and Periodicals bound ncut uud at the lowcet pOHslblo ratCH. County work, such aa Rccordx, Doeketa Fee Hooks. Blank, etc., made a (peclullty Uoxi s, Pocket Books, Envc lones. etc made to order li-? tt Homo AtlvcrtisDincnts. (waatmittirAND atohwabdinu. HALLIDAY BROTHERS GENERAL AGENTS FORWARDING and COMMISSION M KHC HA NTH. DEALERS IN FI OUR Aacl Anl of OHIO KIVIR AND KANAWHA 3ALT COMPAWIEa. 70 Ohio Lkvkb, Caiuo. Ili.ikoim. COPFKV, PACK Si CO., ' O at W A K IS I 41 A N Ii COMMISSION MERCHANTS nr.w.KH is II A V, CO UN. OATS, MKAh FLOUR ANI) COUNTRY PRODUCE CAIRO, ILLINOIS. MlJ.LEH 4 PAUKKR, GENERAL COMMISSION aaa FORWARDING MERCHANTS, DhALLRS IN FLOUR, CORN Oats, Hay, etc., AGENTS fob FAIRBANKS SOA LES O'o Levee. CAIRO. ILLINOIS. C. CLOSK, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAN And dealer iu Li.MKj'CiMKNT, I'LAbi Kit, Hair, Etc. irTri win k..n 1- . . Hirer,' , '.' 1 ' J"',,u,'u" ai manillau ,-..v, uuuint; ireigiu, 4--tl J. M. PHILLIPS & CO., (Hucce.sort to E. H. Hrndrlcaa 1 Co.) Forwarding and Commiaaion MKROHAN'J'S, WUARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS. Llbpral Adranceniputs maJe - upon Conaiffomenta. Are praparcd to recaira, .torn and forward frelghti' to all points and bur and ell on oommlsaion, yiliilniiaitndad to promptlr; I'K T K It U IJ II L, i:)ii.iic EL OUR MERCHANT AMI 3vrr. i. heirs' j.3-E2srT, No. o onto i.utKi;, tf- CAIRO, ILLINOIS, S. 1). A VEItH, K. J. ayxii A VERS & CO., FLOUR ANK- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. "8 Outo Lkvkk, Caiho, Ills. 1-Ttf, WOOD KlTTENHOUf & URO FLOUR AID Goo oral CouimiesioD MurohaQ' 183 OHIO LEVIS, . -j" Homo Advortisora. ILUNOTS CENTRAL RT R 100 Mllea the Mkortit Hosile TO CHICAO-O KlBttty Hllra thn Shorten! Bonis) TO ST. LOUIS NO CUANOE OF CARS rKOM CAIRO TO ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO. ONLY ONE CI1ANOK OF CARS rii ftttin Tn Cincinnati, i. Ilananollv Tnlnla, Di'trolt, ('iitnltMl, MKr Pall, llUdalo, I'ltlollllK, Waalilnitt'lli. Kaltlmora, rriilaili'li.Ma, new York, llostnb ui,. all "tint eaal, Mllwaukle, Jnni-illlo, la.ll.on, LaCrot, HI I'aul ami all polntn noith. Una ir rl." Hp i rlj illnc I I' I tt to IWalur, lllo'iin Irton , Njitiini.i, Pforla, t)n.ni', KVikiik, Hurlinxton, llu. k l.liml, j Hll, Mmdota, iMinn, KffrtKirt, Ualana, IiiiIhhi'ih, rioiu oily, unmuR rii.i an I'linoi unruiwPHi. Elegant l)rwin ltooui Sleepltii; C" On all Nlt-hl Trains. l'Ke Cliirknl iu !l Itnporlntit mjIiiI. Koi llckcta and Information, apply to I. O, U.N ilunot at alroi on board tno tranut stnamer ! Iaeu Columbua ami Cairo, and at Hip prlnclin rallroa I tlckpl offlc.a throuKliout tlio amith. W. I'. JOlINiON, Oan'l Pa. Ar'I. Chlcaao. A. MttcNtLt, Uen'l. Bup't. Chlcaxu. J. JOHNSON, Ag't, Cairo. SI'RINOKIKLI) AND I L.LI NO IS SOUTHEASTERN It R. On and after Monday, April 24th, 197'-' trains will run at follows: NOHTHERN DIVISION. rami imim noiiniiiT. Mail. l.aatp Virtlnia :io a. m ; Sl"l,nl,'!' " rlurtille n a Arrlte at l'ana. 11,45 Ta ai Ha ii'iiMi ftoatuwiwr. Ezpresi, , .11 ..... 'w.r::" n . o.i; Kzprcss. I.pare Pna t.ui B. m... " Tlor?lllr S.so " ,. Arrite at Sprinttnt..a.it ., I.para SprinfflphL fl.A " Arrimal VliKinia t.6 " Mail r a. in 4.h e.io fc.lll " p. 15 " SOUTH EHN DIVISION, laata 001 mi aactiiir, (.pare K.lxwooil ..S.:w a. m. - IH.IU p.ii , . '''j; s, u.4o Arrlrp at Shawuppfn .Si " 5 16 HOOK. . 73 X St . 1 8 -a UJ u c en iu o 'A r. V. a M o o a o ' a. 'A o 'i r. ! a Ti x, X ut 'A O H 'A In o m a NALOOMN. KL DORAL-0 BTLLIARD BAB. SALOON AND ROOM. IOHK OATEN, Props-lets... 10 Commaroial Aranua, CAIBO, ILLINOIS Baal brand of Callfo UixJ.r.i,, ..1.. . Illl.i.r akm -.,1 . ....... ...... . . ' Of talilpy n,M h' J B . ,WlW tlle ,,CM ..7 -, aui'I'iieu nun HII es, Ulltlorr and clgara of theneat hrand. ' LITTLE KENTUOKIAN SALOON AND (Open Day and Night.) J. E. PARKS, Proprietor, Ohio Lcveo, bet, 4th aud 0th street", CAIRO, ILLS. MU.VLU AT ALlTi0CR3. A line new Dining Hall ,vt, cvcrv con. tea SurSn 'M f," UJ"L'" " Popul llcstatirant, and tho L'ucsls will llmi , i Z reiiuI.Uoorthulracconiodati;;,,. UM Mcr THK HILL OKKAItK ?hoD;cfr.on.CU',' M,,"" a" ""licacy ol THE ismppllcd with the CHOICEST LIQUOIS,VINESJtUICJJlS IlS".MIxcd drliil;. prepared wlih win.. 1MB tl. MILI.MKItN. BILLIARDS.' ST. NICHOLAS j ssaulrfiMstais,rtla, ta,,,.,h,.., X BILLLIARD HALL EUEOPEAl" HOt-bit. And RESTAURANT. HARRY WALKER i . ' UANiliL LAMPKRtT" FASHIONABLE BARBER KIOHTHST., UT.COM. ft WASU., CAIRO, LI.1N0IS. Our Homo Advertisers. MIStKI.I.AMirN SAVK MON And bitv voiir BOOTS l2-TJD S'cT s OH I'. JONGS, 1 Cor.Taiith alrrel nn, fomni .rclal Av. j I mil now prep. ni.niuractliro l ;arW,"stAsj I am iii-o iii.iiitilMilurli,,. ni.Vvlr-i oinl! J I nl lailc' rlt(ic. An lMilil.tl I ... r man h . arc wa.tai,l... n, , ," rh am determined Io not , ti,,.,M), r ,1 ' lmll',;l;,lr",, Ill''1'' "!'! on Miort tit sONKSa NKW HOOT AND uoi-: STOIJH J .lii.t oitnd Al llit-Nlxii ollhr mi.U BOOT. Con nit ok Skvkntii Stkkkt ani, Wak. I.VCITON A.VKNUH. f-'.i;o, I. UNO is, IVhcre I !iillc all the III..,,. r ...i. I 'ihcycMmotV: " "J , ",p" ,!"!"":' i ami Mirroiitnliii- . oui.lrv io ' ow. I , ,""i'inm 1 V-io-tr s. a. matson (AHL I'KTKHS, 'blacksmith I 1 'r r.levrn li nml t'il ar lla., 1 Inloim-thnpujillc that ho hwn-.' aireu the enleej of a Urat-cl.ir-a WiiKOti iiiakerand aloa Hr-l-clai... llor-e hoer and Is ready tn manufacture and epiirnll kinds of work I In thU trade with npalr ami dl-tiatch, j NEW LIVER y STABLE 1 j TENTH STREET, DITSTEIN Wiall N AVENUX AND WALNUT Dr. H. f. riald. Inform tne public that ba ha OpPUrd a . V K II V S T A li L B on lh norlhxnt n.lr of Tantb strapl aa nam tOT, Uli !bl Kill bp (iimlihed with nona but tha BEST HORSES AND GOOD VEHICLES. and the imhllc may he accommodated at al I huura of tho day and night with safe teunu I on the lowest tcnn. I Iiri.m''M", tt'k" " hw ?f I'uhllcpitronave i " VI e,avor to merit It by filr dealing and strict attention to huxl s NKW YORK STOUK, WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL. ' I-AllOEtT VABIETT STOCK IN TUB CIT. t GOODS SOLD VERY CLOSE. I Corner or ninnlPPnth atrt nmS Com mrrclal Avenut CAIRO, ILLINOIS. C. O. PAT1KH WAOi .s MANUFACTORY ( For Sale nt "Wholesalo or Retail. OOU.NER 32D.HTREETAND OHIO LIVE)1 Cairo, Illinois. p. UM m. u BKMIS, BROWN k CO., RAG MANUFACTURERS An e nts Home Cotton Mills NO. SO Ohio Levee. Cairo. Ills. I "-'in. WARD Si ROBERTS, PAIJSTTBRg Dkam:,,. ,n Wi.vhow Shades, Wall I'apkii, 1'uuk White Lkad, Li.vmkku Oil, AURORA OIL, .Si-huts TiitpENTi.vK, Glue Mikll.w, Alcohol, Ere., Etc. M'jshliiatn,, aveutju uud L'lovcnth atrcet, A,K0- ' Illinois BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV j CAIRO CITY COAL ' OOMPA1T7. 's prpparad to aupil """"mer Wta ,h auallir or PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS oojul,. niiisiriui left at Halllday Hrna wniiid? to mtn "y mr ci