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THIS CAIKQ DAILY' BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 187,, 1 'ME BULLETIN. f 1 1 a " ' I-- M.liir lb "M'T . . 7 "r r"" j7TU- OBKHLT. IMll.f and lUbUrr rawa nfTHI UAtLl ULLETLW On Ml, by ' ,.. h ranter U not Pild Is "'"V" 7 : .2 00 lm month, by stall 1 00 rbrM months S 00 Mx aaouloJ.r. On year.... 6 16 10 00 THE DOLLAB WKEKLY BULLETIN John U. Oberiy ha reduced the subscrip tion Pflef of the Viiely Cii.oBnx.Tnt lo Oat Dollar per inoun, mkln II the emp.it.uf nlUidltndoiitnsrn HUnal auettl-si MlMr M evry pK The Maryland editorial excursionists ere on their winding way through In dianapolis, St. Louis end Chicago to IU1- i timore. Tnisbah of Persia, who I now paying a il vititto Queen Vicuria and London, like a sensible man, did not take bii wives with him. He h twenty-ono. The larmiri of West Tenoeiiee are to raeet in dim convention on tbo second of July at liumbolt, to dUeuu the questions now agitating the farmeri of the Weit. Is Memphii, ice cream, supposed to be bad for the cholera, li discarded and "twater lees" hare taken iti place ; that is people drink the cholera icitead of eating It. A telegraphic item aayi "Secretary Del t ano bai left Washington to bo abiont I vA.lt a WI.I.V " TM. I. nn Tt. only worth telling when one of the gov ernment oiucer return 10 Washington to atay a week, h ... 1 Rl T.ftnti hi. . .1 L - . 1- monument building. A 'monument to Daniel U'Oonnell the "Irih Liberator" it to be erected in one of the St. Louii parki. We admlro tbo spirit ot the St. Louii monument builder. If we were going wa know.oinoone we would prefer before Dan. O'Connall. IIos. E. B. Ewtxo, a mombei of the supreme court of .Mliiouri, diod at Iron Mountain on Saturday. The deceased wai a native oi Kentucky, but hai reiided in Missouri for many yeari,and hai been truited on many occasion with prom! nent and reiponiible poiittoni in the gift of the poonlo. Be lilied tha offiea nf I f f Ji MnrMn.illii In tk. I m sembljr, of attorney general of the itato, I and of secretary of state, and wai twice 1; J elected judge of the auprcme court, it'.' r i ... i, uhyilli u ii ant, a nrotner oi rrei- 6 ident Grant of Long Branch, it now in St. 1 (r., u. ii . i. Lin.. . mvuii, mi vrraui wxdiui.iur: a pairm lor anew kind of itreet pavement, called snaw a paUnt. Tho pavement it formed f plno block, cut by machinery In auch a f vhole lection la held aa firm aa if U was ff ormed of one solid block. It has been ried on Pennsylvania avenue In Wasb- pgton citr, and is said to baa success. It s fair to infer thai St. Louis wilt sooo favored with thaw'i patent. Recom deoded by the president's brother, how fan the cilisans refuse to adopt il ; TBI BuLLkTi' suggestion (heartily Konaed by the 'Uazett' that a woman elected next fall, to tbe office of county superintendent of schools, meets thu - r.... V.-.t . . V ! - .J . at f' hum w have conversed on that kubct. verybody admits that while wo will not s in point of industry and energy, we ill be sure to gain in point of general effi- ,tency. There will be no difficulty In se i . . .. . iriDara proper canaiaat. ana aa tne in- ueoce of tha two thousand woman of the mnty jrlll ba in bar favor sbo will beat ty man who may ha'va tho hardihood to , iter the lists, a Ibotuadd votes. liar 11' Gazette. . Or fifty-nine deaths from cholera in and " ar Nashville on Saturday, forty-elgbt (;, ro colored. This axcaasive mortality du to the bablt of Ufa of tbe blacks, led considerably by a fool-hardy super . tion. A dispatch from that city on Sat lay statMtkattka siafro wart advised : their preachers to oat whatever vegata- they daslred that the Lord had put m bar) and given them vogltablet to f't, and Uey should do so that they ildlnot U unleu the Lord willed it.and ij' tthey ahould pay no attentton to tbo llcn) of tba white physicians because 'a given them to make them sleep. Ibis Is in keeping with tbe negro ractar and will help to thin their num. f, already largely decimated by every lemlc which ha swept over the coun ilnca tb cloa of tha war. So more free passes" sav tno tnana- lof rill ways runnisf northwest and v a from Cbicago. All passes now out be used antll their expiration, De bar thirty -first, but will not ba re ad. The railways are in an aggressive tor, and tba abolishment of tbe trae system is one of the ways they are ,nf to show it. Rut if tho railways eland it, the people can and will J'Itt pass system" was on which Far bensttted tbe latter, the bard-listed fbanlc, tbe farmsr, the day-laborer he re Hbo man who never received a free t,, s over any railroad , u one or tu i lhu tnSatra ..llr..l I III buy according to his muans a lint i.f vi ii.-gi sua pays lur II. lie U ' m.4 .1... J r . . ' .o influsntlal railroad friend to pro- blm a pass. In tbe warfare of tho tad against the ami monopolists, this . JafalM harmless, as it docs not touch ; ('asHntesided tube reach 1. i. i a simww awma. nniu, 1' i nrubabilitT or the cartainlw il... -. fofk will not Mcipa tbe cbolera,aod I two fan ulna oaae of yellow fever in Vl ,ibas). iaduod the autborltlas loaf oWhfrouhclaalif oftbtnepor i ' )ltidijmmfbi bytbalowarelaasa BMIwi snoei vi- wsw neituer tf aadrir aJMriHeliaitloB to prorarly I' a car tot t&tetwhw, i haftevjc m ta ravl -5, r u aaaauiti (m w rasiM br tfce ia.auii itKti, upca the usMstroeasi tsteU eT the grl iarvpt'H. as givea !a a lata 'Ue.-aM, i a pitturs of 'rtcfedcs and Stth alaott Kiyo&d the jowcf thedwrlltrt lath country aed the msrj fortunate of UcU i creature every ken lo Imagine. tUuemiat aprtanti, darkvavenU!:d asi coiume, occupied as living, eating and steeping rooms, gen erally eeeasarisnenito a who! family, were emptied of their rei lent and their household good at one and the same time Some places wero found in which store boxes wcro used aa bedsteads. In many others, thero wore no bedstead whatever, the floor serving the purpose of tbat arti cle for the whole family, tbo children and their elders. Many of the actual bedrteads were old and rotten and foil to pieces as they were taken down, The walls and ceiling in most of these habitations were "freecoed'1 by the dampness and impurity of the atmospheie. The wretched inhab itant 'of tbeso wretched dwelling were ordered, with their "things" to the side walks. The authorities bad mad a co ar rangements to provide them with othor and more healthy abiding places; per hsps, like Joe, they were expected to "keep moving." THK NEW POSTAL LA W. j it Is gottlng close on to the first of July to tho time whon freo postago on exchanges ceases. The St. Louis 'Demo. crat' notifies its'exchango list that it (tho Democrat') will cut it (tha exchange list) down, and says "we bavo been receiving a wagon load of newspapers overy day, not ono in ten of which we havo any use 'for-" The 'Democrat' proposes to retain all its exchanges which have interest or value to It and drop thn rost, making its own seloction of courso. Other news- papors have given similar notices in re gard to their exchanges. The monthly magazines notify their nowspapor ex changes to send no papers except tboio omtalning notice of their publications it is evident that tho beginning of July will witness a largo reduction in tbo amount of matter now carried bv the mails. A Richmond paper, opposed to the now postal- law,- Informs its readors and the rest of the world that it will not cut off a single newspaper from its list, but tbut it will pay tho postage on every paper it has been In the habit of receiving. This is clear grit," but it will hardly make the men who votod to abolish free postage tremble. We maintain that the law is a Just one and will eventually be to regarded by all concerned. Custom ha not made it right that the general government aliould carry newspaper free for publishers, if It has tha merchant or tha manufacturer has, a tight to demand that tb govorn ment shall carry back and forth free of charge samples of their wares for tho in spection of each othor. Tha press and he press associations vrbir.b inveigh against tho new law, should consider if they are not advocating a monopoly of favors to themselves, whicn they would deny to tha general public. A.tvri:atfl, SAMUEL P. WHEELER, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW CAIRO, ILLINOIS. Office over First National bank; S-I!3m WILLIAM J. ALLEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW CAIRO, ILLINOIS, Office over First National bank. ;MG-3ro lohn II. Mulkey. Wlllam C. Mulkcy. MULKEY & SON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW CAIHO, ILLINOIS. Oftice, rear rooms over llannon's book store, NO. 1-14 COMUKKCIAL AVXMVS, lletn'cen Seventh and nighth htrccts, &-H tf. GREEN k OILRERT, ATTOBNRYb Aia COUNSELORS AT LAW, William H.Grean, t William D Gilbert, CAIRO, ILUNOItf. Mil. F.OllWorl, J aarRpteia. attsntioa flTn le Admlrallr tad mbot btulneai. OFflOI onio litis, aooise T ABD 9 ovia CITT WATIOVAL All. 1IOTKLN. SOUTHERN HOTEL .o. hi onto i.r.vr.K, OA1UO, ILLINOIS Hal la'f II If -oiioned. ri-fiiriilliLi) nml ii'iin. vatcd, an'l lnow In ixeclleni condition for the eiitertaluuu-iit of the public. It U in eery way a nri-ciai Hotel. Day board $ 4 W Hoard and lodging, Irom .'i to 7 00 Traiiicnt, perdny 1 .7 SlIKUMAN LYNDK, fi-lU3in Troprlftnr. DAMK.ON HOUSE i aim s ajovs NraRtrr, 3ARMI, ILLINOIS. Good stabling connected with the house, tnd sample room for commercial travelers, free omnibus to aid from all train. OC.md J. VI, DAMHON.l'foprleV) r f lr;St-wr -. .. WW. MEN A CO., VLOUltANI) COMMISSION MERCHANTa; No. 1M Onto Lcrcn, t: lm CAIRO, ILLS JOHN B. PI1LLI8 4 SOU, (BuMSMors to John JI. PhllHs,) GENERAL COMMISSION AID FORWARDING MERCHANTS DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OATS, Flour, Meal, Bran, Ac, torn. TENTD-8T. avv OHIO LSVI oirao, ill. CD. MATH DM.. ) n UflL MATHU8S ft UHL FOB'WAEDTWO AXB 6UIUL COMMI 8SIONM KRC HANT8 tKAl.ER9 i.N IAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE nil! i.r n AMl'NMBNT), A T H E lN E U M . FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY Hasiday ass it TaMday, Jane A ill The Great Southern Favorites HARRY AND LOTTIE MACARTI1Y In their PERSONATION CONCERTS T. Entitled MIRTH, MUSIC, MIMICRY Admission M ult KcHervciIsc.it ,b cts Doors open at 7. l'erforumiicu to com menenco nt 8 o'clock. t"scat can be secured at 1). llartmuu's slurc. C-"J1 3t Jam Husskt, Agent. NTEAHBOATH. CAIRO AND PADUGAII AIL BOAT. Tbe splaadld stsaner JAS. FISK, Dick Fowlkr, Captain Leaves Cairo DAILY, (Sunday excepted) at s p.m t or nreitfut opasaai(e appiy on uoai or in .iAs. aiAM.uiir, ak i. tf BOAT BTABBM. SAM WILSON, HIS III T BOAT GTOKEa OlUOSB'lt, HBOVI8IONS TC. Ma. 110 Oni Lava '!no, It.i PARKER & BLAKE, DiAiaasis WALL PAPER. PAINTP, Patljr. Bannlnr, SiMnllssa, WI3STDO-W 31iAB8. WINDOW ailADIl, tad tba ealabratad illummatlns AURORA OIL. UROBB'LUILDIN OCP ilTH IT. A CCH Cairo - . Ii.i.tisms. PH ')!!! AN H. i."J. ROE, M. I)., llaiiiRp in iiPiitly located in Culro,tem!cr.t his l)roff.u.mble htsIccs to tho inhiibltantH ol the city unci vicinity. Hesiilciicc and uilke (for the present) cor ner Walnut ami Tvreiity-llriil ureets, wbrro no may uu coniiiucii at an noun. iKHiiu. R. 8. RRIGIIAM, M. I) Uouiropatlilo riiynlclaii and Surgeon. Of lice lliis CummerclalnvuniK!, Ite.-lilence cor ner ol i:ievculh anil Cedar itreet Clltl. I)R. B. C. TABER, Will resume tbe practice ot his profession with especial reference to the electrlca treatment ot diseases In all the new and Im proved methods of application. In all cane of lemale complaints a aily will be In attendance. Office, VHi Commercial avenue, up stairs. U. WARDNER, M. D. Office and Itenidencc 111 Commercial :ue. ' nllc, (next door to tliu Atlieiiemn). WILLIAM R. SMITH, M. D. SEHIDENOK-.No. HI ThirWonih .tr.l. b. tw.nu Wuhiuton aienuaand Walnut slraat. s HiOoinnifaUlATdoun, up alalrs. U. W. DUNNINO, M. D. DB8IDKNCIC-orniSlnlh and Walnut sli. IVXAco-aaraar Mali UrMt And Ohio !?.... OBlna hours from a .m. to II m , tnt S p.m " inCu kTdouulas" A conitant supply ot pure Nitrous Oxide fiu, for the pnlnieks extraction of teeth, at the Dental Itonms of Dr. Douglas, successor to Dr. A. M. Au.tln, Klhlh street. r.-l 1 1 3 TO M) Per day. Agent wanted! AH classes ot working people, of either sax, young or old, make more mouuy at work for us In their snare uviinenw, or all tba time, than at any Ihlug else. 1'artlculara frcs. Audress O, sijiNtoK & CoM I'ortlMxl Maine. Our Homo Advortiriers. SJAHKt ENTERPRISE SAVINGb ICMrserad March ft. ! ornci or CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO orrtciRB : A. B. 9AFKORD. President ! 8.8. TAYLOR. Vlce-l-resldenf, 11. UYSI.or, Secretary and Tieasurei eisscToui t. M. BiaeLir, Call. (JALiaaaa pACt O. BCBOR, U. P, HauioAi R. U, Cvitmtimit, j. at. Piuurs. !) 1 of assjr AnoBDl Bfxwived lrBi Tms cu t'pssarSU. iSTKKKST paid on drpoalta at the rate ol ata pareent. sr annum, March Island rtplm r lai. inr.inoi withdrawn Is added Imme diaUIr totr pnnelpal of the dsposlti, (herebl g'vln! tbam oompound Intcraat. ARMtD WOMXM AND OHILDftUI MAT fJirotlT MOMBT aa mi aa oit lus OAa oaaw IT. Open everr buin-' day from a.n. to a p.m., aad Halurday .n lor BAV1NO DKPOHIT onlt from to o clock. u'li w. niaL.i)i-. Treasurai. THE CITY NATIONAL UA IMO, ILLIRWI 100.00I' CAPITAL, urrioiiii W. P. H ALLIUAT, Preddanl i BKMRT I.. HALLIDAY, ViewPrkttdsai A. B.HArroRO, Ouhlr; WALTKR HTSI.OP, Aulttta CAthlcr- niasctoast STAATa TAVtoa. Roisar H. Ccauani W. P. Halmvat, Hrirata III to Haaav L. UauidaT, (110. D. WltLU . B. Barroau. KarXiiAasre Co 1m ksm! Dsaitea Hsaim Bosada Boacht stssd SSold. K1P091TB rxcalved, and a ninrl banklm bntlnaas aon. FIRST NATIONAL BANK or OAIMO. It. W. JlMLr.n, resident. .1. M. I'll I Vlce-lrerlilent. Ciias. Cunningham, Cashier. COLLKUTIONS PHOMPTLY MaD)! EXOttAttdE, eoln, bank Bdtei u. UaiU States aeeurlttea bouthl and'sotit. Ssstwms Allowed urn lima nnelSi BITCBIM. PHIL. HOWARD. STEAMBOAT BUTCHER ClSy BsrtloBSU Bank lldatV. MLHprcial atlantion paid to ordars from !' bsati alibi ordav 1IYLAND & SAUER, ANO DBALBSU IN CHOICE FRESH MEATS OF KVEltY DESCHU'TION, Corner 10th street and Commercial avenu nest uoor to the Ilyland saloon. 11-16 tf. CAIRO, ILLS. JACOR WALTER, BTJTCHBB AND DEALER IN FRESH MEAT, Eioutu Strut, IIitwiim Wauihotoi andComiiiioial Avinuis, AdJolalBB BI'leaBouB ad Ilanajr'a Imp the bt or Beat, Pork, Mutton Veal. Lunb, SautAji, ate., nd ar praparml to n.rf eiliiana In the roost aoceptable mennar. JOHN SMITH, (Surccsnor to James Kynaston,) IlUTCIIKIt ASD DBALIR IN ALL KlVPB 01 KUXSU JttlATS. Corn in Ninktkntii and 1'oruiH Sts., OAUtO, ILLINOIS, lluys anl alaughtera only the best eattlc, Ikk arnu sheep, and la prepared to fill any demand for fresh meats from one pound to ton tlinimand pounds. WINES AB UltUORI, R. SMYTH & CO., WHOLES ALK UROOKRS, OHIO LIVII tlAIHO. ILLIROll. Alio, irtfi aoniUntljr an hand a moil m pll ntnck of liittTjoiea SCOTCH AND IBIBB WUIBKIRS Q I N B, Fort, Madoria,Shorry and CatawUW'Df' It. Smith Co. arc uln f;entii for HPf cir.MiKnv dt'o.'s I'lttsbtirg ale, ot w blob lnre slock is kept constantly on hand at tlielrwholesalo store. DENNIS HALEY list turn- mi hund all kinds of DKY COJII) AND STOVK WOOD r or stl. LV order at WM. KI.UflK'fl 8TOHK, Our Homo A mm. .At, tusTATBaWMawC1' John'qhUrBlsin. , 1 . Ossi. Thnipp .lOHN-tJ. HAhMAN & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS COLLECTORS AND CONVKYANOftRS Nas-tls Cor. olfliu saasil Ohio tavre Cairo, Illinois. Offer for sale at low Inures and easy tenns thn lollowiiif,' real ostato : No 1 An elcKant cotta(;e, corner Twelfth and Loctiat streets, Is a; mid as. 1, 1, third nil. Lots above Krade, o lata In b 4, In what Is known aa Dm "Itldjfo block;'' tlioso loU run through tho block trom Mncenth to six ti cntli streets, and the best .residence prop erty In tho city adjoining property hlKhly lniirocd. ' No S-L,ots3 and t, b 15, city, Washloirton avenue, bcttveerf Thirteenth and Fourteenth street", west side, tlood two-etory bulldliiK oncacblot. No .1 Also, vacant lots & and f), adjolnlnc tho nbove. Lot 14, It '23, city, on SUtU street, south side between Commercial and Wn-tilnton ave nues, will be sold in tracts to suit purchaser, very low and on easy terms. No 4 Lota 7 and , b.iU. corner ol Four teenth and Poplar street, front on Poplar street, west side, opposite post-office block. No 6 Splendid business bulldlnic, rest denco In second story, 0 room, hall and front and rear stairway, water on both Moors, In number one condition; situated on north- wesi corner oi commercial avenue and Twelltli street. A trreat bariraln if sold on. No C Lota 7 anil 8. b 40. lit ml. mll house and stable on lota, blh ground, cor ner Poplar aud Twcntiwllilli ntreets. Price one-ball cash. No 7 Lot and new C(ilt:ii In Sn 1 nnl.r hall, tbrco rooms and kitchen, on Twenty llrat street. Two splendid lots in court hoti'o block on Poplar street corner. no & i wovcrt uesiraiiiu nurlnca tiouc and tvvo lots, on sixth street hot we en Com mercial and Vu'.lilntoii aveuues, will be old at terms to pay purchaser rental of 25 per cent cn Investment. No !l Six lota In b 29, 1st ad. High ground. gLDOcach on eay payments. ao Hi A well-Improved larmon the Mln M"iiuil In Missouri. 8 milcii 273 acres, a Iaro portion under cultivation, urFi-ciaia uwci.in noiKc, narns and out blllldllli:!!. Will be noli! vrrv Inw nr r. changed lor Improved Cairo' property. irreat carfaln can lie had by uppl)lui; aoon. i mi property in wonny me cxaininaiion or nny person who desires to engage lu farm Inc. as it certainly is our of thu most fertile and productive, tracts of land in the coun try. No 11 A Slilcililid two-stnrv rrktitptirn nn north cat comer of Walnut ami Ninth street", with two lot very desirable prop erty. No 1! Lots 18 and 10, li 70-south side ol Twenty -first street, oiipoilto "Convent Illock' ery desirable lor residence pur pose, cheap. , No la A well Improved l.irniof 2IOrrm! 0) acres under eiiltlvatlmi : hnusesand barn, good orchard, beurlug trees; running water luroiiKii lann auovu ovcniow. une (puarter mile from station and depot ol Cairo A et. Louis railroad. Will be .-.old on eay terms for per acre. A ri.NK CIIA.XCI I'OK IXVKRTMCNT. Ill addition to the t'oreKolog we oiler lor saie. or lease, a larue numuer or vacant loti, in diflerent parts ol the city, embracing No 1 tilinlnei and reldeneu propertv. In unimproved lauds, we ltae for sale over'J.V(sj aerca in Alexaudcr and l'uuuki counties, at prices raiih'iUK from f'2 tuflS per acre, aim are prepareu to oner induce incuts to purchasers mat cannot be equalled In Colorado. Texas or auv other Place or lv "any other man." A largo amountot land' of tne very Dest ()ttaiity, in Alexander and Fu latkl counties, belbuging to the Illinois Cen tral Kallri'ad eotnoany, for the sale of wblct we are the agent, will be sold very tow and on auch uay termi that a person ot Industri ous habits, with a very mnall mm ot readv money, can lu a few yenra become the owner of a uroductlvo lann. Wc have plats and dcserilitlofs of all lands offered fur sate and will take pleasure in showing purcnaaeri) me property. Tine to an ianu mjiii uy u guaranteed, nu mown irom ine patentee when required by ab.tracia. Ar Cor. Sixth nod Lcvce ts Cairo, Ills. June 7, 1S73. U. WIN8TON & CO., HEAL ESTATE AGENTS SB AUCTIONEERS, 74 (SECOND VLOOR) OHIO LIVII, OAino, ILLS,, But and Sll Rial Estati, PAY TAXES, fUUNIHU ABSTRACTS OF TITLK knit i rnr- Oonnaor. f Kinds: VVMHfA WHITE COLLAR PLANING MILL N WAI.TEbVs, Vroprletur, osauaia HARD and SOFT LUMBER AXD LATI1, SHINGLES, CEDAR POST.i DOORS, SASH, BLINDS orders solicited. Steamboat Lumber, Furnished on shurtatt node Commercial avenue, between Tenth and Aloventh streets CAIEO: lilliXaSTOIS. B. F. B R Y A N T , l'roprletor Near Twci.ty-sixtb Street, Onto Lkvki, CAIRO, ILLS All kind of Lumber. OuV. Pontar. nr. press, Walnut, etc.. delivered In urn- nnrt of the city free ol ebargH. KTTTatroniK'o solicited, and satlsfieiinn lOiarantccd. 3-2Atf. iLLiNKatr. MRS. MoGEE, In KIMh8irMt, Iaiwn0orouierolalan1 Wash niiton Avsnuaa, It lUUr reealTlni NEW MILLINERY GOODS or tea LATMT H'lllNO AND MUMMUR aTTtM. Htwuit lull Imvof BOK"N"BTB & HATB ITrunmsd and nalnminad, rhCNCII PI.OWKK0. HIHRUN3, THIMMINO' of all klndt, Laeea, eta., eto. ' r"eTA";';:..hu,?hfc,,o '' And all other articlsa usually louad la a FIRST.CLASS MILLINERY STORK Mrs. McOoo. in addition to her attock ol ancy and Millinery Uoods, has a Una and Complete assortmeM of Cincinnati Custom made Ladles' aad Misses' Shoe? andCbU drew' Boot., uiaok and in Colors? Thaie ver in the market, and this 1 tha only bouse the tltr that make tuem specialty Home Advotfgorieat,y.l f oaitiiiil tflts. 'VViftlMl,.. . itiH HAL GENERAL AGENTS u - i i SB KORWAKDINQ and 0OMMI88ION IIUtlHAI TU, DEALERS IN FIOUR; Aal Aisasa ef ORIO RIVII AND KANAWHA SA-LT COMPAWIB3. 70 Ohio Levkk, Cairo. Illimoi. COFFEY, PACE A CO., raivtRDixu a a i COMMISSION MERCHANTS- DIALERS I.t hay, CORN, OATS, MEAL, FLOUR AND COUNTRY PRODUCE CAIRO, ILLINOIS. 3-12tf L MILLER A PARKER, GENERAL COMMISSION aaa FURWARDINO MERCHANTS, SBU DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN Oats, Hay, etc., AGENTS for PAIBBANK'S SO ALES Ohio Uvea. CAIBO, UXLNOIS. C. CLOSE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT And dealer lo Lime, Ccuimt, Plahtxr, Hair, Etc. Itu I I. If I 0. 131 will sell in car load lots at manut ic turcra' prices, adding freight. 4-2-tl J. M. PHILLIPS & CO., Forwarding, and Commission MERCHANTS, a WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS Liberal A'd.ahcameiiia mad upon Conaiiraments. Ara prepared to receive, ator and forward rreUhU lo all point aad buy and sell on eommlastoa, arHuilnM attend to rmmpllv. S. D. AYIRS. K. .1. AYIR AYERS & CO.. FLOUR ANP ni'MSIJAT. CflMMlSSIim MEHflHANTJi No. 78 Ohio Lkvii, Cairo, Ills. l-7tf, WOOD RITTENHOW'. & RRO FLOUR 4B Gjnoral 'Conimipiiion Merolian JM OHIO LRVKS, PE T K R 0 U II L Kacluvitt- FLOUR MERCHANT MILiEES' -A. 3-E ITT, ' K. M OHIO UVKB, S-SOtf. CAIRO, ILLINOIS, f Our Homo Advertiser. BOOT' AXIS 'HOESS. SAVE MONEY And buy your BOOTS AHJJSHOSS OP H. JONES, ror.1sHh alMt'ausal Ceamarelal Av 1. ara now prepared to manufacture at spring sty le, such as patent father, morroco buck and calf-skin boots Hhoca. with boc toes, cork and pump sole, Scotch bottoms and betel ctlKe or any other style you wLt, I am also manufacturing an extra quality of ladle,' ahoe. My material and wora manjhlp are warranted to be ol the bet 1 am determined to not bo undersold lor the same quality ol jroods. Ifcpalrituf dono neatly and on hort Botlce It. J0NK4. NEW HOOT AND SHOE STORE dust opened AttheMitT orik mr.o bout. ConxiR or Siventii Streit and Wash IN0T05 Anenux. CM ItO, ILLINOIS. Where I Invite nil the citizen of Cairo and Hilrrnundlmr country to call ami see II they cannot save money, a I will sell very viWi' '""I'tfd the old motto. "The Nimble Tcnny In lletter than the Hlow 8lx- Iience." H. S. MAT8UN 4-10-tl MIKLl.A!KaSJSI. H- C. Il.niny wishes the public to be informed that ho lias on-hund. a Stock of Dry Goods and Carpets as e.xten nivo as any in the Southwest, and that he is determined to sell every article at prices lower than the lowest. Cal on 'him to-day1 and examine goods and prices. He will satisfy you both as to quality and cost. REMIS, BltOWN & CO., BAG MANUFACTURERS Auextsi noui Cotton Mills NO. 80 Ohio Levee, Cairo. 111. 1-3-201. WARD & RORERTS, PAI1TTEBS Dialer m Window Siiadrs, Wall Papir, Pcri White Liai, Liniiiio Oil AURORA OIL, DP IRITI URPINTINI, .U LCE SntLLAC, Alcohol, Etc., Etc. Washlnirton avenue and Eleventh street, Cairo, . . . Illikoi CARL PETERS, BLACKSMITH 1 1 Car Klevath anil Pop! tr ts Informs the public that be bascngaijctl tUe senlcen of a Flrit-clas tVafron makcrand aluo a Kirit-class IIurKO ahuer and Is ready to manufacture and epair all kinds of work In thla trade with npalr and dispatch, SJUlm. NEW LIVERY STABLE TENTH STREET, BETWIIM WAIB'H ATIJIUI AH D WALHU1 Dr. B. F. rialds lofenaa In puLlla tbat be ba opanad a LIVERT STABLE on the northwest side of Tenth straat aa naai bos. Bis SUblti will ba furalabad with nana but th BEST UOKEJS AND GOOD VEHICLES. and the public may be accommodated at at hours or the day and night with eate teams on the lo vest tenns. Dr. Fields asks a share of public patronaea and will endeavor to merit It by fair dealiuc ' and strict attention te bust WAOs MANUFACTORY For Salo at Wliolo'sale or ReUil. OOUNBB 32D-8TRIIT AND OHIO LIV'O Cairo, UlinoU. uu a (. Mt BMC NEW YORK STOrflS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LAROMT TARIITT TO0K I TBI CITT ' GOODS SOLD VBRT-OLObE. Darss.r .f fftSlXt m ' OAlBOk ILMHWB.- 0. O. PATDJlt ll