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URnt'EHIKft. C D ArUr r, vr suwit. ARTER & STEWART. (9necJors to 0 Alter A Co ) GROCERS Commission Merchants No. 113 Commercial Avenue, CAIRO, ILLS. Bristol & Stilwell, FAMILY GROCERS Keep everything portaininp: to tho lino of Staple ana Fanoy Gro ceries, Woodonwaro, Vegetables, FruitB, StO; Sic. ""Boanless Kodflsch ' Irish. Sope, Prost Korn'J Bcaf, Grayam and Milk Krackerz, Garden & Flour Seedz, Stowdant, Rgand and awl kinds LAMP CHIMNEZ, Wix & Burnerz, Pewor Kalifornya Hunny, HOPZ, TAX, WAX & SAUZ, FLOWERING BULBS On Snlo. A. Korso for Sal. No. 32 EIGHT STREET CAIRO ILL. VAIUIVTY STOlti:. New-York Store WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. VARIETY STOCK IN THE CITY. Goods Sold Vory Close. Corner 10th St. and Commercial Av CAIRO. ILLINOIS, C. 0. PATTER & CO. I'AINTAM01I.H. B. F. PARKER, Dealer In Paints, Oils, Varnishes, 33 II XT (9 IX Wall Paper, Window Glass, Win uow uiiaaus, uu. Always on hand, the celebrated llluniliwtlns AUIIOIIA OIX. BroimiH' BulldluKi Corner Elsvanth Street and Washing ton Avenuu CAIRO CITY BINDERY, r. o. xxttxixjisi, PROPRIETOR. BINDER AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER. Bullatln Building, Corner Twelfth Street and Washington Avonue, Cairo, Xlllxxoiw. KGonntT n4 Rullnmrl Wolk a ipteialty . Hi VOL. 7. i.iu;oHir.Ai,r.n. R. SMYTH & CO., Wholcwile and Itc-tall Dealers In Foroign and Domostio LIQUORS VINi:S OF Alii. KI2VHH, No. 60 Ohio Lovoo, CAIRO, ILLS. MF.SSIf SMITH A CO. lute ntljr n large stock of the bt good, j" ' nmr kit, noil glrlecUI attention ui ' lioU-auN ranch of biulne Ki fi'i.Y nn'iir. .. I." ' ' "'" ' VALENTINE Steamboat, Hotel RESCH, and Family SUPPLY DEPOT AMD DrULIR 1M Groceries, Vegetables, Game, POULTRY, Fiah, Egga, Northorn Butter, &c. Eighth Street, Betweon Washington and Commercial Avonues. tXfGo"l iKl fl free of charge. " iio.Tsriiti:s. SAM WILSON, BEALta IM BOAT STORES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Sea. No. 110 OlllO Xjovoo. hoti:i.s. ST. NICHOLAS Hotel and Restaurant No. 122 COMMERCIAL AVENUE Two door north of tbe Cairo anil Iriwnnn railroad utoi. WH. WETZEL. Proprietor. ATIIL'STV watch Vcjit night ami day for trains anil htimbouu Uie Ivrst of accommodations for transient gut at Tiro Dollars vtr day. hi:, ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! THOMAS SPR0AT & SON, WholeiwU and Ilctall Dealers In PURE LAKE ICE CAIRO, ILLS, and COLUMBUS, KY. CAIRO OFFICE: At ITulen & Wllson'a, Corner Twalfth St. una unio x.ovoe. XXTK will inn an In- wagon throughout tlie W .sramri, delivering iuie lake leu In any ,,-irr nf tl,r rliv nt tho Inupst m.irkft liriiv. Htlll will aUofurni-h our frlcniN out. We the city ylth to by the cuke or car loan, luckeu in -awnum or sfiliuncnt to anv dUtance. I'lTS. FITS CURED FREE ANV iicrinn siiffrrliiK from the ahoe ill.fjfc i rr(ttetel to aililivsi Ur l'l Ice ami h trial llr Trice isn n'KUlHrihykhm, iinil has mmle the trratnu-ni 01 FITS OR EPILEPSY a html v for rears. anil he will warrant a cure liy Dn'unt full to semi to him for a trial hottlei It c uothlui,', ami he WILL CURE YOU So matter how lonir stanillnir your awe may lie, or how many other H-molIes may lm failed .... Circulars ami lesuineniau trni h hu FREE TRIAL BOTTLE. Adilrvis DR. OHAS. T. FUICE New Yoik 03-8-23-dAwly E. MAXWELL 6c CO. Dealers In RAILWAY MACHINERY and BUKNIHU HtOILS -25Sr No. 61C North Main Street ST. LOUIS, .MO. tj-w. b.-p: latum Frm vrxmh plumbaoo ott oms, 33 Mil tin. Ui!.ld.ilie. Corsir TvralftH. f3trt .i-.d CAIRO, ILLINOIS, t 4V THE NEW SENATE. THE OPINION OF A REPUBLICAN JOUR. NAL ON THE NEW SENATORS. A tr'iit liiiproveiniiil on llio Old In Altmial Kwry luliilier. tl'ronitliet.1i!cKoTrlliunp 1 Tlit' cniiiosltloii of lliu nvw Hnntn ;lu-4 troiiilu that It will be fully equal If not HitM'rlor to It pri'dccc-wor in point ol Intellectual calibre, practical experi ence In political ull'iilrn. ami lcjfilatlu nbilltv. In Delaware, .Maine, Ohio, ami Veriiiont, there have been no ehuiinee. .Mi-or. Hajanl, lliitullif, Thiirnmii. and Kdiimml retulnliiK their isaatd. From t'alilornla, Newton Booth, an Independ ent ICepnlilicun, buueeed John H. linger, Dciiincntt. Senator ltooth Is conceded upon all sides to be one of the ablcil men California has produced, and one of the niO't popular, owln' to hi determined opposition to inonotollc. ileha man whom nl frleiiils belli-vc will take n prominent position hi the Senate and ex crche u powerful Inlliicnec. In which re lied hu will ounid In marked contract to liN predecessor, who hardly matle a rip ple during his ojimecllon with that body. The seat of the recently deceaH'd Senator HitckliiKhain. lrom Connecticut, U tilled by William V. Katon, rabid Democrat, w'ho durhi; the war was an extreme Copperhead. Without the politli, tlljf. nlty,anilold-chooleotirtey tif Mr. Iluck injr'liam, lielKTrpulcd tolM'ainuii of more tliati ordinary ability, and a llr.t-cla- de bater, and Improbably tliy ablet criminal lawyer In Connecticut. He lias never been In Coiij,'re- ,cforc. although he has been a candidate for tlie Lower lloue two orthrce tlm., tni.Jwa alway rejecti tl hv the people, l'rom Florida, Ahllah (Jllbert, a earM't-ba'cr. I ttucceeded liy Cliarles W. done;-, n Con-ervatlve. In re.-a'Ct to honesty, the change i a food one. UeU.Hald to couittine the moral and Intellectual rjuallllcaiiou which should f o to make up a L'uiled State" Senator. He Is one of the ablest lawyers in Florida, and has been indorsed, by'the lieiiubliciiu putiersot Unit Mate, althoUL'li ic l- a iJctnocrai. n an iionesi, lair-muni- cd man. who will till his seat with much more credit than his predecessor, who ha falleii;to make any prominent mark. Indiana l represented by Joseph E. Mc Donald, Democrat, who succeeds Daniel D. I'ralt. The Tribune has already rcc oulzcd Mr. .McDonald :i a strong man, and onu who will be n decided Improve ment upon Mr. Pratt in point of ability. McDonald Is probably the soundest man tbe Democrat of Indiana could have se lected rrotn their ranks. With Morton upon the one hand and McDonald upon the other. Indiana will be well represented. William 1'. Whvtc, he new Senator from Maryland, is a (laltitnoro man, said to be abler than his predecessor, Hamilton.wlio was a dull man. Witlt Mr. Dawes, of Mniachuetti, who succeed- Mr. Wash burn, although he virtually 1111s Mr. Sum ner's seat, the country Is well acquainted through his long and active service In the House. Ho has not Mr. Sumner's na tional reputation, nor Ms brilliant schol arship and powers of oratory, but ho Is a man of treat political exterieiice. and tlioroUL'lilv versed hi Congressional busi ness. .Mr. Chandler, of Michigan, who has been In Congress very long, anil had made him-elf repugnant to many men In his own party, yields his seat to 1. 1 Cliristlancv. who has Urn a -.moderate though steadfait ltepublican in principle, altliotigu lie ua uiucrui iroiu uie ti mliiistrallou in his views of some leading measures. JIo na been upon tlie su preme liencii ot .Michigan lor nearly twenty year, anil hl decisions have com- mantiou wine intention ior uieir sinci au hesion to the Constitution and the law. Al though so long upon the bench, ho has not ben without political experience, having been a prominent member of the old Flee Soil party, a prime mover hi tlie organization of the ltepublican parly, and the editor of a political paper. His igo and experience, Ids Intimate knowl diro of constitutional law, and his ster ling qualities ot character, will make hlni one of the leading men In the new Senate. .Mr. Jlitm-ey, of Minnesota, alto, irlves nlaco to another Supreme Judge ol long experience, S. J. It. McMillan, hav ing Deeli upon me oencii uie same ienj:iu ol time as Jutigo Christlancy, but he has not had the same political experience a the latter. -Mr. Itauisey was retired In Minnesota fer the same reason that Mr. Chandler was retired in Michigan, tlie teoplo were tired ot hlni, and there can )o no doubt that the change will be an Improvement. In MUl-lppI, tin oillce- eek iil' citrnci-jatrircr. iienrv r.. reuse, las given place to a negro named ltranch v. Ilruce. Tho latter was formerly a slave. After tho war ho was employed !i a steamboat norter. then went to school at Obcrlin. anil Dually woiked his way to .Mississippi, where ho was np no uteil siierm iv uov. iVlcuru. ami scr' i-ii with honor. Previous to t lis ho had been appointed Scrgeant-at-Arnis ot the lloue oi liepreseuiaines oi in.u ,i.iie. Notwithstanding the matter ot color, Mlssissinnl has a better Senator In till Senate than site had In the last. Missouri has sustained a severe loss. Carl Scliurz, thy ablest and most eloutlellt debater of the Senate, ami one of tlio foremo-t of American statesmen, elves place to mere mediocrity, Frank M. Cockrell, whoso principal accomplishment seems to b i that ho was a General in tlio Con federate service, and Is a bitter, rabid Bourbon. .Mr. Tipton, ot Nebraska, has lost his place bv Ins apostacv to tho Ho nubllcau party, and Algernon S. Pad dock, a firm sunnortcr ot lleimbllean principles, ami a man of pronounced In tellectual ability and moral Integrity, tills his place, tie win no an improvement on Tipton In every respect. Stewart, ot Nevada, Is succeeded by illiam Sharon, a man af great pecuniary liilhienco on tlio Pacific slope, by reason of his overshadowing wealth acquired by mining speculations. Whether he win do an improvement on Stewart remains U be seen. Hols classed as a Republican. Ho niid Jones will be tho two richest men in the Senate, though thov represent tho fewest constituents of any Senators. There arc less than -10,000 Inhabitants in Nevada, being no more ' than some of the wards in Chicago. In Now Jersey, Gov. Randolph takes tho place ol fcjtocKion; uotn aro Democrat. Tlio now Senator, however, is much abler thnu tlio outgoing Senator, and far more ofa partisan, una less liberal mid fair minded. Ho sees everything through oli Uourbon spectacles. Mr. Conkllng, of New Vork, will have ior his colleague Francis Kernan, who has served ouo term in the Lower House. Ho owes his seat In tho Senatototholnlluenco of Tam many, although he Is reputed to bo a man ot unimpeachable char acter and sterling InUgrlty, uu powse WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1875. a'lllltlM of a hlL'h onlcr. Ills champion ship In nil election win little to his credit, but no one doubts hi ability. l'ennyl. vnnla places in the scat of John Scott, who was a very fair man, a professional politician of the pot-houe sort. Ho U known as "Collcc-Pot" Wallace, on ac count ol some fraudulent naturalization busings In which he was mixed tip. Ho Is also a professional railroad lobbyist or unirnx rnnl reputation, and withal Is a vi olent partisan, although a man of conh. erablo ability and n forcible speaker. With Gen. Ambrose K. Ilnrnsidi!. or Hbodo lland, and ex-l're'ldciit Andy Johnson, of Tentuscc, the country are r.itnlllar. oth are bold, fear less men In their expre?loti ot opinion, the one u-Iiadlcal Republican, the. other, n Kadloal Johnson man." Flan nirati, of Texa. yields his uat to Maxey. a Democrat of nil I to moderate ability. The Vleksburj,' Herald says of him : "If the Democracy ol tho country Is des tined to defeat, wo know no surer means or tirliiulntf about such a result than by the election or men like Gen. Maxey. ' Or ItolR-rt K. Withers, the Senator Iroin Virginia, in place or John F. Lewis, yvc know hut little, except that he was Jtuh el Ijeutenaiit-Governor of that State, mid, we believe, al-o was an olllcer in the Confederate army. Wet. Virginia sends A. '1'. Caperlon, who represented his State (Old Virginia) in tho Confederate Coiif res, and represented to be a fair man hi mot n-pects. Wisconsin has retired Matt Carpenter, one ot tho mo-t brilliant men In Contrress. hut unreliable and reckless, nun piawu in in"! ciiair vuyu wurciuni whr.iH' record 1" that of an able, honest, I 1. ., I I.. t. ....... ...t.. aiiii Uinni man. no a soumi mjer. , 1 liesu illlillllies lll HKlhU llliiuim- nil iiuv e on,' lack In brilliaiiev he mav exhibit III com parison with hi? more showy predeces sors. As a whole, the Senate has not sutlered ill the changes which have been made. On the other hand, It ha gained in honest r and Integrity, though in point of ability "it has received no acoisslons which can compare wltli Hchurz and Car penter. The "troiigeH of lie new men Is Andy Johu-ou, but then he is an old sta ler, who has swunjr the circle clear round from the tailor's bench to the White Hou-e : and is now swinging It n;raln from the poitlon of an ahnot Im Ieachcd I'residcnt to a seat in tlio Sen ate. Witty HIiiiHi iriiiiil the rnmcof Wit III Other. Il'rom tho New Vork Tlmci. Mr. Cox knows the value of personal interest In a debate. He does not contluo himself to general pilucipies. For in stance, on Saturday, February 20. the Tariff was before the Houe. Mr. Field, whols a sort of Mlchlgau-I'eunsylvaiiian, ltad lseen defending tlie tarill on woolens. Mr. Cox addressed him a follows: I love to hear him. He reminds mo of nature. Sweet fields arrayed In living green, and rhers of delight. Mr. Field wears a green coat. He manufactures cloth. Compare my clothes with his own. 1 bought these clothes in Canada for J21. Mr. Dawes And smuggled them In. Mr. Cox I got.au Amerlcati.tatlor to do my work. Mr. Cox The gentleman says he get an American tailor to uo Ids work! Mr. Field And a Michigan one, sir. Mr. Cox I get my clothes to suit mo bv tbe laws of llbertv and sense. Now. keep still, or I will take your clothes olf vou. And then Mr. Cox launched Into a brief exhortation on free trade, and subsided with the remark that he "had an swered three members In live minutes, and was happy." Our readers may say that this was not parliamentary eloquence. It was not, but ft was not ttar amcntarv suiniuitv either, ami If our readers were doomed to read the record dally anil In detail, they would know how to" appreciate even tills not very polished wit. Mr. Cox i not only in his way funny himself, but he make- others funny in their way. ,v lew nays later, Mr. lowiiscnu a Pennsylvania!! hung on Mr. Cox's clothes-hook sonic remarks that are ut terly foreign to tlio usual Pennsylvania stvle. He described .Mr. Cox a his bu colic Iriend Iroin tho agricultural regions of Wall street and parts adjacent, where they raise bulls and bears and various other kinds of agricultural cattle." Illeil Suililrnly uf lleurt lllsnisr. How common Is tho announcement. by this iital inalaily. 'ihlsUI'tnso gercr ii fly hu lis origin In Impure blood tilled wl'h ltatlnz. tuiUon u material', whli'li. eir- culath) throu.M the heart, Irr rate its deli cate tU-ues. Thoindi the Inflation may nt tir-tbu only slight, producing a lit le pilpl putlou or irrottilariiitlon, or dull, heavy, or s arp.d il'tlug pains; ye' by an I by ho il-. eascbecotn s llrnily eeatcd, an- inllammi tlon orhypcrtiophy, or thickening ot ho lining membrane or ol tlio vslvo 1 pro duced. Ilo wiu to give un cirly attcn thin to a eus' of this Kind. I'nmittiral or tlirob'iltig pain In the re .don nt tlie heart should "Hill timi one mat all is not riiriu, ami ll 5 on would preserve It Uom further d s as , you must help It u beat rlgntly by the Use ol such remedy as will remove the e una ol tlit trou lie. Ue Dr. l'i rc-'s (io den Mcdloa) Discovery beforo tli dis ease has lit'com . too sea'ed. an l it will, by ItsLT'ut blood iiurifviiiir and wnn.ierlul regulating properties, elled a peifei t cure. 'tcontulnsinedlc.il qualities thala't ipec lrlc .11 v uneii ihe tUiiieN of the heir), bring ing abotiL a hvulthv notion. Sold by ail llr-t-cla.s I) ugg'st". 11EAHT DISEASE CURED. ltOCKPOItr. Sponcr Co., ml., Fob. 1st, '74 Dr. It. V. Pinner.. Hutlalo, .N. Y. : About two ye ire ago I w nlllicted with n iit.eiivn nt Hi . lm irt. u'lihh at 1 1 mo- crea ted u pressure around It, almost causing till cation. I mw at ailvertlnemniil ot vrnir r.r,i. 1..11 Mnitinii Discovery, iccoin inenolng the saino as a euro for tho disease of tho heart. I then bought hilt a dozen lint I lau ii f i, nml .tier u-lng three bottles 1 was entirely relieved and am how enjoying kuuu iiuaiiu. v....v-.. j - Vitus Kii.i.un. HENRY BREIHAN, Olaio T-iovoo, Dot. Socond and Fourth Stroots, Wholeialc and Retail Dealer In Milwaukee Beer, Berliner Weiss Beer, Bottled Ale- Sweet Oider Soltzor and Soda Water, Etc w-1 i...v- lf-riia k hravv dock on hand, an Is pit-pared to furnlnh full supplies ou very uliort nollce, at the loiitat rol. ...., Stud In your orderii , 1 5-a-lm I uol. !;.'. "Ilk wttU-4 fw t anr ob u. I Klaul C.Wo.U Wllml niBl. Ill IIIIHI Xtim miM as, mi ftwr, m ib a utMin, Woj - U.lii.frto - a. Al-onu, P. C. CANEDY. Prosldont. HENRY WELLS, Vice-President. ALEXANDER COUNTY Capital Stools $100,000. CAIRO, ILLINOIS, MARCH 1, 1S7S. Tho abovo Bank, organized undor tho lato Banking Law of Illinois, commenced regular Banking businoss this day, and Tb proparod to re coivo Doporiit8, buy and soil Gold, Silver, Government Bonds, and Ex chango on tho principal Cities in tho United States, Collect or Discount Sight and Time Bills, in short do a concral banking businoss. FOllEIGN EXCHANGE lor salo in sums to suit on Germany, Eng land, Ireland, and other countries. PASSAGE TICKETS for sale to isuiuuruiu. Intorcst allowod on denositq in ions promptly attended to and remitted for on tho day collected, at ubuui rutcs 01 jxenango. i.'atronago ItiTrr to anr State odlrrr, Ilaulttr, or other old inauiKsun, inumim. .ieo, Hon. l.dHanl Ittltz, dhud OTOELtS. Col U W.McKBAKi, UKNIt Y WELL?, W. II. WILcoX, 0. M. S HITIl, K. HL'DKIt. T.s.WOOD. J. 0 WIII'IT, I'. ('ANKl)V, T.J. KKIITII, I). I,, 1MIII.I, VS, tllTt'll ITPl CIIAIU.KSNKLI.H, , wiv.'env .Yoii'jJ McNi'irV LlIAS. ANCAsTEIt, II. KH.'lliirK. .11. 1 -Altl.r.11, T. U:VH. I.. H. ADAM-, J. (Mli ni.S, J. Y. CLKM-SUN, STOOTC TTOIiPBRS. T.P. Wm.(!, In.l.k'r Having Il.ink, iiirinelielU, Illinois. CM. Malth. of C. M Mnltli A Co,, " J. If. Dubois, l.ate Auilitnrul state, " " l. I.. I'lilllps. I'roii I I. sjtuo J unial, " Hon Win. Jayne, M. D., " " I.. H. Adiin-, Lawyer I'.S 0 mid N. I'. " " It V. Johtist II, A- S e'y ol State, " " II L. Vanhoir. with Thayer i Co.. ' J. . ltcese, c crk to ne.v ii' state, " " 1. (J. Ca edv. Ititlieil Merelnnt K, I.. Merrill, ol J llnoi, fivn lteglter, " C. Vat, Nn strand, Farn or. Saiig.inou Co., HI. Henry W Is, I, to of Nnt'l II mk. JCI-lmr Sun. I II. K. iVnieioy. Lite Cash r lt Nnt'I Ilank, K,inns City, Mo. J. Y. Cli'insnii. .M-rcli mt, Calclnnlii, II . H. K. Potter, 1'iop Mund city 'II j Jmirnal O. W. Mclfealc, Liwvernnii Postmaster, Cairo, Illinois. I'eter Nell', .Merchant '1'allor, " " Wm. Luii-rit n, otnniN Ion Mcrelunt, " " M .1. Mi'Oauley, Druggist, " " Wnlker.t NellK Dry Docks, " John Midor, IlullUer " U. O. I'allsr A Co., Merehsnts, " " II. H". Ilowen; (!enerl Job l'rintor, " " II. F. Parker, Painter anil Con ractor, " " 11. A. heclock A Co., Coinm'ii Merc't", ' " Hon. C. Wln.toti, Member LeKislnturo, " " J. 0. Huel, ih'k Hook Manul'r and Hinder, " " T. J. Krth. Late Hardware Merchant, " " A. llallev. Hurduarc Mcr,'lmnt. ' H-nry Klchhotl, Furniture Dealer, A. J evkel, S iloniilt, Jocph Smith. Miles, Fur". Iron, Aro,, Parker ,t Axley. Comtn'n Merch'ts O. It. Newlind. (!a F tter, 1'ltltnbcr, Ac, 0. Lancaster ol L. .t Ulce. I.umbcrmeu, A. Lewi-, with Ayera & Co , K. & W. Huder. Manufacturing Jcwelcri, D. Lntnpert, llarber, J. C. Wnlte, Insuranso AKent, W. H. Wllcos, Grocer. ltud. llebnekcr. Iltker, John McNulty, Hardware Merchant, W. Trl.'g, Uroiier, T. LcwD, Late Msnatrer I Jfe Insurance Co., WM. GLENN & SONS. Head-Quarters for Groceries ! MMENSE STOCK! GREAT VARIETVi! LOW PRICES ! COFFEE Rio, Laguayra, Java, Mocha. SUGAR New Orleans, Hard and Soft Refined. SYRUP New Orleans and Eastern. TEAS, TOBACCOS, and CIGARS. Finest Assortment in the West ALSO Commission Merchants, AND DKALKIM IN Provisions,FloiuGrain, Seeds, DriedFruit, AND OTHER PRODUCE. 68, 70, and 72 Vine Street, CINCINNATI. 4V-.L6.lm wiioij sai.i: iitm i;its. STRATTON & BIRD, Wholesale Grocers -And Commission Merchants AGENTS AMERICAN POWDER CO, 57 Ohio Lovoo. II A Thorns. L D. Thorn. THOMS & BROTHER, (Successors to H M ltulen,) Commission Merchants And dcalera In STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, Fortdirn and Domeatlo Fruits and Nuts 181 COMMERCIAL AVENUE. G. D WILLIAMSON, Wholesale Grocer Dealer In BOAT STORES, Commission Merchant, No. 7 OHIO LEVEE. OPKCIAL attention (lTQ toovnilfnmwiU aud P filing orrtm, NO. 68. TnOMAS LEWIS, Cashier. T. J. KERTH, Ass't CaHhier. or from different parts of Europo or tho SavineH Donartmont. Collect solicited. clllien of Siirlnitltclil. Illinois, or resilient of Lite Inusunr of the shite of Illinois, Jlellevllle. IJi". w.,l,!.M JIISSK If. Dt'HOIS, K. , MKititrrr. I ml. i nv.xi. i:8tati: ac;i:n r. JOHN Q. HARMAN & CO Real Estate AND HOUSE A.G-B2STT3 COLLECTORS, CONVEYANCERS, NOTARIES PUBLIC AMD Land Airenta of tho Illinois Central and liurllnKton ami uuinoy H. it. Comnanlua, North Cor. Sixth and Ohio Levee, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. 'Tho Best Thing in tho West." Mriiksn, Topslca & Sinli Fes I H. Xj -t. 3T 3D J3 IN KANSAS. 0,000,000 AOnBS Of the beat FarmttiK and Agricultural Ijinds In America, eltuatnl In and near the beautiful Cottonwood and Oreat Arkansa vnlleji, the gardeuof Ihe Went, on 11 Years' Credit, with 7 per oent. Inter est, ana uu per ceni. uiicoubi for Improvements. F A It II II k r V N I i: n To imrchaser of Land. Cl-Clrculura, with map, giving mil Infornuv ,l0U,.,ntrm. Addr.A h JOUJ(oX, Aoting Lnl Cmm4Mlonfr, Touli, Kn tat, itrj-M-wsm. , I IMIYNICIAXN. TlTlIiMAM R. SMITH, M. D. , RESIDENCE. No 31 Thirteenth 8lret, U '.ween Washington avtntie and Wtlnat itrttt. OFKlCEi North slil! of Eighth Mrwt bo twrn Conimcrcliil ami Washington atenue c. W. DUNNINO, M. D. UESIDLNCi: Comer Nlalh anil Walnut Itreets. OKFICK. Corner SIxUi stitet and Ohio Lerte. OFFICK HOUHS FromOa.m. to Um., and Oom'itoSp m. JR. W. BLATJW, Gorman Physician. OFKICKi llttiler's lllock, (up-italrs) . corner Klghth atrret and Waihlngton arenue I.AWYKIIH. TOH2T H. MULKEY, Attorney at Law. CAIItO, ILLINOIS. OFFICE! EIkIiUi Street, ltwcstn Commer cial and Washington avenuea. gAMUEL P, WHEELER, Attorney at JLnw. OFFICK: Ohio leree, over room formerly occupittl by Vim National Hank, CAIUO. ILLINOIS. QREEN & QILBERT, AttorneyN nml CouiiHclorM nt JLnw. OFFICK; Ohio Ivte, rooms 7 and a over City National Hank, William If fireen, ) William Jl (illbrrt, CAIItO ILLINOIS. MIlcaFrH'k Uilbert J Q.ipeelnl attention glren to Admiralty and Steamboat basinets. Misii:i.i.AM:ors. ovn Illustrated Catalogues Fon 1875 op EVERYTHINS FOR THE GARDEN! ( Seeds! Plants! lumplcmcnts, Fertilizers, etc. N umbertne I "3 pages and containing 11 vo txauHul colored plattt, mailed on receipt ofCOcents. Catalogue, without plates, fire to alL 35 Cortlandt St., KEW YORK. 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