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JOHN H. OBEBLY, Editor.
Tin: 1'ol.ir kcrjis wnviiisr :uiil
.Spring Is iimtlicru In sIkI'I.
Tin: I'ms'iayaii'' rccontly iniMplrcil lo
ji'iIsoii their President ami lit iiilnlMer-.
T in: Itallanl .VrtM come? to u uiiliirgvil
mid juvsoiitlnj; n greatly hnproxed np-H-flrniico.
Wo roiigratnliitu the editor of
the A'"J mid (ulvic him to pci'ovcn'.
Uuv. llr.VKuinai: litis front' eatntil,
ami Lieut, (lor. Glenn will occupy the
executive offloi tlnrlnjr tin- lovi-rimr'.
aWncc.
t'OSCOItll'M NIO.Vll. I.HIIIT.H.
Two lninp$ worn lning In tlie lielfry of
the old North elmrcli nt (.'onconl on Sun
iliy night, In imitation of the signal
lights luuign hiinilretl year ago ly Hub
ert Newman for the guidance of Paul
Hcvere. The lamps were hung on Sun
day nlxht by a on of the old sexton of
thi rlturcli.
tiii: yi.i.i.ow rr.vr.it.
A naval ollicer at Key Wot Mrite to
the department nt Washington that all
the Indications point to a freli outburst
of the yellow fever when the warm
weather nrrives, and expreJes llie opin
ion that to retain .1 large naval force
there would have a most calamitous
reMtlt and be In the liljjhe-t decree
Impnulent.
a xavai. rit.ivn
The Mexican .Senatorial exenr-ion va
u failure, but that 1 no tlgn that n naval
excursion, projected by certain olllfcr at
the navy yard In Wnliingtnu, l going to
fail. The oxctirdon started on Monday,
and Is composed of otllcers, servants Ac,
and will go by rail Instead of by water,
the usual way. The purpose of the ex
peditlon Is to examine the docks bulldiii;
at San Francisco, hutit h believed totKn
uunece..ar.v a n jaunt to the moon
would lfl.
tiii: ni.At-K mi. i s.
President Grant lias concluded lo buy
out the ltlack Hills from the Indians, and
ha cent out nn agent lo negotiate uith
them a to terms of aie, etc. The a;
ages are not averse to felling out, but
they do not wl-h to treat with commis
sioner;!, becau.-e, say (lie Imllans, the
Ureat Father's agent ale apt to lie.
Some of the Indians are anvioiis to take
u ttip to Wa-hlugton, and, with an eye
both to pleasure and bii'-lues, hae ex
pressed them-elves in favor of tending a
delegation on to confer with Grant "him
lelf. They rcfu-ed toan?wer the agent
sent by the President.
l.l'.XIMiTO Af 'O.M'OIIirSi :.
i:iiiiatios.
Tlir I.M.Ihgton and ('onconl centen
nial celebrations were attended with me
greatest succe, and realized, In numbers
and enthulam, the expectations which
had been formed coiiccrnlug them. The
day opened bright but cold, and con
tinned to grow colder as It advanced, and
-omc miow fell In tlw afternoon. Tih
unfavorable state of the atmo-phere wa
the only circumttance which interfered
with the comtort ol the participant In
the centennial festivities. At day-break,
at Lexington and Concord, a ralute of
one. hundred gun' wa lired, one for each
year of the nation'. liberty. At Lexing
ton, address- were made by George W
Curtis, Hon. Charles Hudson, Gen.
W. F. JiartlcltufMassachusetts.andGov.
Chamberlain ol South Carolina, by Gen.
Hanks and Gov. Gaston, of Maaehiisctt.,
and by Elliott P. CowNLyi and Edward
Everett Hale ol New York. President
Grant was prccnt, but absented himself
w hen Chamberlain began speaking.
At Concord, the celebration was more
elaborate than at Lexington. Thirty
thoiKind per.-oiis crowded the M reels of
tlie little city, and in the procession were
a large number of notable persons. The
literary exercise consisted ot speeches
and poenR Itelore dinner, George Win.
Ciirti- spoke. President Grant paid him
the same compliment he paid to Cham-l-erlain
ot South Carolina he retired and
was taken at his own request In a private
conveyance to Lexington, followed by
'o. Gaston and stall In the ears.
At the after dinner exercise-,
Speaker lllalne responded to the
lof'The 10th of April, 177S" in place ot
President Grant, and he was followed bv
Gov. IngerMill of Connecticut and others',
the exerciser being closed by the reading
of a letter from Fred. I)ougla, During
the celebration, a letter wa- read fiom tlie
ex-Premkr of England, Mr. Gladstone.
A poem by Julia Ward Howe was Ming to
the time of OKI Hundred, and John G.
whittled "eacc" p.,em on Lexington
wa, read. The foMlvItk- ciilminatetl in a
bal at Concord, at which the President
and hi, party were the centre of attr.ie.
tlon.
11,11 '""ai-i.t or tiii: .Mric n w,
ci.Kcrio.v
We were not a-tonkhiil b the rc.-ult
of the vote for Mayor. We anticipated
the election of Mr. Winter, and therefore
accept it with becoming resignation.
I he le.ult In the l"lrt and Second Wards
jhowMhat even Ir. Winter and his
mends miscalculated. lie exoecteit lo
evry tliose wank by Increatetl majorities,
Mr. Winter putting his majority in each
m the two ward at one hundred. Mr.
" mtam bcott. the. negro salonn.Vr...,,,.,
and a Mr. O'llrlcn, a colored politician of
iut.n mnuence, were active ip.
7 " oi .Mr Winter In the
' lrf Ward, and secured to htm
(or iU.nu:Y,llA Wlt, all the Metal
tblrty-thrce major
Ity.alo son hi. majority two v,
In tho Second ho euimeduu r...r.
man vote, and was u..K fore eonrldent
Uut his majority would bel,l(!rfuSfc,, b .
In fct he go only thlrty-si mjorl,v .,
loss oil lil majority of two joar no of
Mxteen.
In the Third Ward, two year ago, l ol.
Wood rccehed fur Mayor iltl vote, and
Mr. Winter 70, u total of 210. On Ttie
day Mr. Moirl received ISO, and Mr.
Winter 1 IS, a total ol 'JOS, JO more vote
than were cast for Wood and" Winter two
yearsago. Mr. Morris received It? more
vote than (. l. Wood, and Mr. Winter
OS more than hltii'cll.
In the Fourth Waul, two jertr. ago,
Col. Wood received ISO, and Mr. Winter
W, a total of'JH vote. On Tuesday, Mr.
Mori I received 1CT ami Mr. Winter IX),
a total of 1)10, an Incrtuie of (is votes oer
two yrar. !to. Of this liittva'e Mr.
Monl got 10 votes anil Mr. Winter SS.
tu the Fifth Ward, two ear a;, .ol.
Wood recelvctl 12. votes, and Mr. Winter
50, n totnl of 170. On Tiicday. Mr.
Morris received 131 anil .Mr. Winter I'll, a
total of 227, an Increase of K Of the In
crease, Mr. Morri trot . and Mr. Winter
r.t.
Morri atitl 'Winter, on Tiicd.iy Iat,
received HH more votes than Wood ami
Winter reeehetl two year. ago. of this
increase Winter received 20"), and Morrl
10$. In the Firt Wanl Morrl imlmsl on
ood' vote 41, and Winter hi hi- former
vote, TO. In the Awiul Wanl. Morrl
gained ;W and Winter 10.
Air. inter s menus will claim tin a
a victory over monopoiie. ami wilt nc
conllnirly bo:t : but what will le done
by the new Mavort" relenv Cairo from
tli gra-p of the inonopolie- Mr. Wlntt r
complain ol? Very little, we pm)iel:wl,
Indeed, we shall be aMonMiod If at the
end of two year the. condition of our
public affair i not imi'-b wor-e linn at
present.
Another thing, Mr. Winter liu prom-
l-ed investigation into what lie call the
corruption-of the pa t few year-. We
shall ee how well he will keep thl
promUe. In short he ha- told lh people that
what they want I a radical change in the
government of the city. What changes
for the better he will make we may
acertalu In time. Meanwhile let u
hope that they will bo speedily made.
tiii:
iNTi.itr.vr ni:.viti; nr.nr or
tiii: vtoiii.n.
We are Indebted to an exchange for the
following figures relative to the financial
standing of the cvend nation of the
world. It will be -cen that next to Hie
lntere-t on the TurkMi debt, the United
State- jiayt hllicr Rite of intcie
on iisueDt man tlie naianee ot the na
tion-.
The debt of France, the large.-t of any
of the nation-, I- l,.VW.O0O,(iOO. The
yearly Interc-t paid i- iiri3.000.ono. being
I percent.
England's debt I- next. Shu owe;
:!.000,000,000, and pay- IM.SOO.OOO of in
tcret, or .t per cent, per annum. Great
llrltain has paid oil" SSO.OOO.ooo of Iter
principal since 187.1.
I lie national debt of this count rv I- the
third in magnitude, and Is ?2,200,(ioo,.
OCO, upon which we mutually pay SlO'.t,'
oou.otHloi interest or .- (,i- ,.,'ut. slow
187;t our prinelpal ha been lucreated
?:w,ooo,oon.
Italy Is loin Hi upon the world'.- debtor
ll't, and her debt is ?l,!i30,000,0O0, bear
fug hitcre-f at I per cenl.. ami It tnlitu
.f7(l,00O,0OO every year to iiay it. TI.e
Italian debt ha- been tucreated thiee 1S7.'I
$ISO,0(X),000.
-paliiowe-$I.S7S,000.tiO(, which bear.
.'I ik.t cenl. Intere-t. When -hu u.iv
which I not regularly, it I $33,000,000
per year. In two yeai -he ha- Increased
her deb I $370,000,000.
Austria owe $ 1,730,000,000, at I 1-2
percent., ami paya S7S,0W,000 of Inter
t.
the Kus.-I.iti Lmpiro has excellent
credit, anil only owes about $1,700,000,'
000, borrowed at I percent,, and pays out
on this amoimt Sli7,000,000, iiearlv ail to
her own people. The I'ttsslan Govern
ment has retired -73,000,000 bond -iuce
l7;i.
The German Empire Is in debt $1,000,-
000,000, borrowed at 1 percent, a high
ale ol Interest for the mightiest govern
ment of Europe. Tlie outlay on this
amount I ? 13,000,000 per annum. Much
of the Germanic debt was paid oil' with
tlio money received on the French In
demnity.
The Sublime Porte has to provide for
per cent annually on a debt of 5073-
000,000, or 17,300,000.
Tlie debt of India which is not In
cluded In tlie English debt ttatcincnt-ls
SU30,000,000, bearing 1 per cent. Intcr-e-t,
or $20,300,000. The principal of tlie
India debt ha increased $110,000,000
since ls7J, which was mainly u-etl hi In
ternal improvements ; 1300 miles of
narrow-gauge railroad were built with
some of the money. The India loan
have always been popular In London and
Continental markets.
Egypt pay. an immense interest 10
per cent, fur all (he money she wauls,
ami cannot always raise it then. She
owes now $;t73,OO0,O00, and pays her ln
tere-t when she can. Holland has a debt
ol SlOO.OOO.OOO.and her obligations are
par, although they only bear 21 per cent.
She has i educed her debt 23,0(K),000
hlncc January 1, 1S-7H.
The Government on our continent
owe a great deal of money . Mexico owes
$317,000,000, and she has had to market
her loan at such a dl-count that the
money actually received costs eighteen
per rent, per annum. Our Canadian
neighbors are in debt $130,000,000, which
bears live per cent, interest, and tbev
pay $7,300,000 yearly on this account, if
a general war snouiti occur how
could those nation ever meet
thtlr interest? It 1 all -omo
of them can do now, and with their In
dustries checked we can only see a whole
sale European repudiation.
A lMtv liilrrli'ir r Toirrli'Hii Willi
llir I'opt-,
lltonie Utter to tliuTroyXlima )
llefore leaving Uome my brother and I
had the pleasure and honor of a private
interview with the holy Father at the
vatleau. o obtained through a friend a
letter of Introduction to Put her Chariaitl,
nrcsldent oftho Amcriciii cnllnm. .m.i
immediately upon arriving In Home, w
caucii upon mm ami pre-cntedour letter
He v as very kind, and told i th.it b.
would obtain for us a private Interview
with hi Holiness or lie was i frre.il
friend of Cardinal Auionelli.antltil luul
great inlltieneenllhe vatlnui. Three day
nftcr this we received a notification that
we were to attend nt the vatl'-an on
the morrow, nt 12 o'clock. In mil .lre-s.
and that iho Pope would
then rceche us. Tweht o'clock
the next day found us at Hie Vatican, and
we travcr-ed many galleries imtl paed
many of the Swl guard In their plcn
ditl uniforms, and at lat ifnclted the
Pooc lulvate anartmetit. We were re-
cehed bv servant In scarlet Uveriw, who
attended us while we removed our over
coats, and put our'lvcs rendv to Hpicur
lH'lore Ihe FoiM. We wen- thencoutuh-t-ed,
In company with the Italian priest-,
across three spaeku aKirtmciit into a
small one the walls entirely hunir with
splendid old trie5tiy. The'ivonv was so
man Hint a lew ciiatr were tlie onlv fur
niture. After a minute or two a servant
aniioun.! to u? Hint the Poie
wa on his way. and soon lie
made disappearance. limit een many
(xiiiihu- nun, nun oneii umiiKj
whut lie wa like, but I Imtl iK-er ex-(K-cteil
to be -it thoroughly pleneil a- I
wa wiin mm. . pimtogrnpli verv
rarely eatelh- the exruton, ami It i
Plu IX.' iirv'km w hich Is Id rrwit
charm, and wlikh attract and win
every one. no matter how antnrouktk
they tiny fe-l toward- him before a iwr
sonal Inteniew witli bhn. He wa-dre-v
wl hi lMtre white, with a -carlet IkhkI.
and lea mil uikui a eane. He was Attend
ed fiy o'n i-anluial ami manv otlwer
In brilliant uniform-. v kited
when wv eiiteml. and Cardinal Ante
nelll. the Pope' ehk't adxK-r ami former
prime minister. -lepp-.M forwanl ami
look from u our rani- of hiiroilocikMi.
ami aiuioiirnvtl ourn.iiiH-s to hi- liollne
who immetliatfly eelaiined, hi a lilca-l
olcx. "American J" and came torwanl
to me ami extended hi- right hand, uinm
the forefinger of which wa the famed
CHinefi he alway. wear-, ami which 1
kissed, saying to lilm tlut I had alwav
longed to vi-it Home and to ee lilm ; at
which Ik- H-cim.il mot pleaH!. ami .smmI.
. -on. ii give- n e "rear nieaMiro to
ec you ami to ble's you." ami he placed
id- kit ami ringk- hand to my lip: to
kl-. and then turning ' to mv
brother, he -aid, "Is he your
brother?' ami 1m- gave mv brother hi
right liantl to kl-s holding me in the
meantime witli lit- left one. l lie conver
sation wa- carried on in French, and he
iikeil me ni.'inv olle-tlnn !ilwint Aiti,irt,i
and New York, and then he uked u
how we likeil Home, ami whether wc
had been baiuty -luee we had been llicre.
ami then turning soletuulv towards us
he said he would give tie the bleting of
St. Peter, which he did. placing hi hands
upon our head-. He then for tlie thlid
time gave me In hand to ki-s ami took
leave, turning iut as he reached the door
ami waiving Id hand said. "An ivvolr,
me- amis" I -nail ever retain a iid re-
mrmbranccof thl ino-t Ititeit-ting In
terview, mid tlie nleaitre il irave me.
and of the urbanity and kludiie-- of the
Pope.
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I.niill:tin r,elliiliou.
Xiw Gm.KAN. Anrll 20. The nnlor-
Ity report of the hou-e eoinmlttce on
election- and iUalilic iiion declaring that
l. nui'K tan II. id Urfan. O. .. Co .
Iln-, ol St. Helena, ('has Dclhoinnie and
I ellx ooi'hei-. of St. Maillli. were en-
titled to the .-cat now occupied bv
Itlchaids. Kocliere, Floyd ami Miirlinet.
wa- adopted by 01 vea-'to 112 nav. lie.
fore the above action in tlie lidn-e. the
Senate had a'djouni' d until to-morrow.
llelore ad ourniug. however, a lesolut tin
was iiiiroiiuceii uii-eaung uoode ami e-
seaiing crozier.
Mr. Lowell, Kepiibliean, clialiinan ol
the committee of the liou-o to exauuue
tlie liook of the auditor, submitted a re
port which closed as loilows :
our conuiuttLe further report Him
upon tlie evidence collected by them, and
In virtue of tlie power and diilv linpo-etl
upon Ihein liv Iho law of the -late under
which they wore appointed, they are of
tlie oiihiloii that CIi.'h. Clinton, auditor
ol pnijiie account ol Ihe .-late ol Louisi
ana, be Impeached lor high crime ami
misdemeanor-. They therefore recom
mend to t!ie iiou-e tlie adoption of the
accompanying resolution :
Kosolveil, That Chas Clinton, auditor
ot the stale of Loul-laua. be impeached
lor high crime ami nil-demeanor- In o.
nee.
Went ocr under tho rule-.
A (ieornil Indian Win- Inuiiliiei.l.
Cixrix.v.ri, April 20. Advice- from
k'an-as City state that an olllccr of the
army who commanded tho detachment of
troop in ine recent itgnt witli mo Chey
enne, reports (hat two oldlor bad tiled
tVoui wounds received at that time. He
alo sav.s four soldio were corralled bv
the Indian twenty mile south of Fort
N a 1 lace, in Kansas on tlie llltceiitli in-t..
and a bloody light ensued, la-ting for
several hour., ten Indian' being killed,
when tlie soldier. escaped In the dai li
nes.-. A general war Is pronounced im
minent. "A eoiiiplfln I'lt loilnl History ot the
I line" I lie iifti, elionpeil, mill
intisl sncrcsliil I'liiiilly l'liiior
III llio I'liion '
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Oncol' ll:o most tlillirnlt ililnr- In iLivrliiln
witlmnj- witilnly Is iIih t'irnitatlon ol n nrwu
Uht. 'ilie liftv jiuslnl htr. Iiouervr, lilch
lfUlirj the iiirpiiyniiut ut nil m-n'i,iiiiicri) int
to MiUciilnr. tltruivli the m.tlls iiiihacj all
trouble witli tliut liram li i.i il.c ciicitlutloii
'llig I'ullowln taltjj, v Inth liui Iim n olth-ially
tint Id Winlilnatnn b llif t lilran lHniina-li-r,
in tliu it port ol ltls ollli i' lur tin; nionlli of liinii-
nry, sltows Unit tlio Imcii-Ockam tia mnw
HititL-fon Its tlnrc Usiic- - D.ilh , Smil-Wi kit
and VcKly limn utl Hit- il.iillea publli-littl in
IIIV ilj It'jlJIIIIlVIt .
I I'ost-
rubllcntlun.
iDStlf
II-
Total
71 U'j
870 ft
un i
t.roij "1
IM 7lt
Sis ;3
!- 10
Jli 17
l.v's.limi'-l ; Dully
lit. Witkly....
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1.1-1
20 IS
111 .M
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197 ul
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IliKl'-tlrcni. Daily
Do vralWk'y
Do iWitklv
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Do tt'iiklv
NWCIiAtlv MontMy. ..
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11- wj
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fit spj
ii
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Do
T tic total nmotitif il-ih1 liv nil tMiitt-r lw.tt.
dJily uint wcvklj, w.n ,I70 :,,, of ilrli
iiniottni inu i.mi.ii-ijcias i itlil is: ,ti'i Vl-ncarlv
ono-llllli ot thvtthfilc. 'I he total nniount palil
iiv ne iriiiitnc, 'lime .Jonrn.il a in I l'..t, imil
Mull, cm nil their rilitlon Mas isT.IS I 1 1 ,
iNri'.it-Oi K.t.s paid 6'.'' 1 W more than nil t tin.,,,
comliiiutt.-lliirapi Inter-Uic-.m, I'cti ,i
CAIRO
BOX and BASKET CO
DtnUr tu
LTJMBBB,
All kinds bunt and koll,)
FLOORING, SIDING, LATH, &o
Mill nntl Yard,
Coruor Thirty-Fourth Streot nud !
Ohio Lovoo. I
NETS
aiAttMiius
r " "
I tlri-p
.5 6 73 ,
n
J.ltti low tfl l it., , mU( Vr i.r,.P UbH
Hn , 1!1 n(" HI , CO M f.onl., .Mo.
J'llMt IAXM.
y I I.LI AM i: SMITH, si. D,
llltll'th Si. t ItHtfi-HUl sUfd, be
nc.'ii Wii-biiiKle Rtviiueuinl W biut stntt
OI'Ull.' . Vortli -lite of Klylitii M ml v
iHiril C jlllllUIVlul lltnl WrttlllHKtOIIHM'AUC
0.
W. DUNJJINQ, 51. D.
IIUMllM.Nir: i.'.nmr Ninth hu! W.ibilit
Ol I'll U. Corner SIMM lril sn.l Oliio l-nM.
Ol'l'lti: IIULliS: 'rm i in. I .'m , and
iVom 1 lo a in.
j",lt. W. DLAUW,
Oormiin Phystoiiui.
Ol'tltl".. IllliU.'t' illwl, (lIp'StUlM). Co'Ufl
Llhlli stnt nod Witillisti!i to run
i.a.vvi:ks.
AtJoi'iu'y ul Smw.
I AIIIO, ILLINOIS
Ot TilK. Kinhth .(!(, Wtwr-n Corr
cl! mid WuskltiKtuii HM iiitr".
HAMUM. 1. WHSltitjUK,
o
AUoi'iM'y i flitiw.
Off'ltB: Ohio out r.Km fmiiKrijf
wcMplll' fir-. N itl 'fj.l IUmU,
i lltt, tl.l.isnls.
s.nEEN it OILHEUT,
AKorru'.ys and Couiitit'loi'S
til E,mv.
UI'l'KK. Ohio lftf. i.Kin T ti A
t it) Suli .i.t llmk ,
Ulll'imll i. run.
Uirilaiiill I. It-it. ' Mini II.IIMd-Mlli-
Krcfk t.ilN it V
C3.s'!al illt'iiem i,uii t 'lniinli iiM'l
-t'twiil-oii' l,tt-in
iti:vi. j:-tvti; a:r.
JOHN a. IIARMAN & CO.
Real Estate
2-IOTJSS AG-ENT3
COLLECTORS,
CONVEYANCEES, IfOTAIHES BMC
La nil Asnti of tho Illlnolu Chiitml and
llurlliiKton and Uulncy ii. II.
Coinvanivd.
North Cor. Sixth autl Ohio Lovee,
CAIRO. illi;;ois.
i. t. I 1SI I!.
i t not.
LYNCH & HOWLEY,
i
Houso Agentc.
Coiloctors and Conveyancers,
OFFICK-At the Court Houaj
DANIEL LAMPERT,
Fashionable Barber
.i
XonmslDK Oh' lU'tllTll STlll'.F.T.
Botwuun Wmhinirton ami Conimerclnl
Avenuua.
WIILtSOW'S
U, S. Collection
AMI
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
MAIN ST. - - - CAPE OIRADKAU, MO.
tl"i'romiil iillililiMlt L'tvi-ii In eollirtinn i.f
rlultfi" unit ii''iint tu Hit' un l,,i-i mill miI' ot
.Miiii i-.i1 Uitnl-, I una., lulilenri-., Ac
'CJ" f liuic nuili- iirrntiL't nii uli lili mi nil. i-
ni'y In cw-'licmiutr in tin- rnilctl M.tlt-, lii-ttr-In'
iriiiiiit at rt jilluit to utl luiHliifo- -rut tfiroiifrli
US Alio lllllll-llCM 1)1' Wllsfltl'a lllitul nuil
Dlicvtuiy uf 'iiiillifiti AII-oiiii mi l -ihiIIk i ii
llllwil". i"ul L 1. a a. I liln. i.irf J'tii'tT.'.
10-l-lU-lni.
KIHGSFOHD'B :
punu AND
Silver Gloss Starch,
3rox- tlio X.irvxi.jxcla.'j''.
MANI'r'Af 11. lti;il 11V
T. KINGSFORD & SON,
Tho Bost Starch in tho World.
GiviiiiiiMvrirrLi'is'MiToTiii; i,im:n,
ami fie ilinUciiro in cntt lutuccii it niul com.
inuti Mitri'li Ii M-.ui tly Imlf a rent lurun oiii.
nry wishing. Aeli jonrKofn lor il.
KINGSFOKD'S
Oswego Corn Starch,
ForruiUUni.'B,BlaucNaiiKe,IcfcCroum, tc
Is Hit) oiIkIiihI IMiUilisticl In lss Atnlilf-bftic-.s
ll reputation its I'l'ltl.l!, .S1IIU.M,.
J.ltuiHl.MMKi; 1)1.1.11 AI J: llmti iiii i.tlKi
iirllcloof Hit! kltnl oIliTcil, cltlier nfllic
siiinn iiuniv or Mill) other tUI,
Sim 'on JI.n Al M, I'll I)., Ac , tlie lilsli
tl chciiilfitl tuttltorltv ol' i:iiioit-. r.iriTiilly itiiii
lul UiUCuni Miinii, mnl sityit it Uh mint ex-
t'lliiit nrtlclf of lltinuJ In clieiulcul and (Veil
InB iirojiprtles Is fully niutl to tin? Icnt itriuM
root.
DlitxltoiiH for nnklnK I'tiiMliigs, (.'tutnidn,
o , urcomikiuv t icli out- pound imrLiiini.
rnrN:ili ly ft 1 1 l'lr.'l:tss rocci-H,
W-l-liJ-tUw in.
A BOOK F0RTHE MILLION;
Marriago! .A,Rli".u, CZ'.
m J 1 I caarrjr, tu Iht pbyilolcilc
VHCi.Q- 1 Bi)triei Ltl meUttoniot
1M$ U a lairtittfif vnrk cf lo huolrM l1 iIht
t'4t;i, with ntimarom cecrTlsci, nl ccuulnB Tftlub!
lol -Xitloa fr itu4 wU- ft nan It 1 orccDtfiBp1trur,
iliy iim It I l-ook tlw dUKtit tj fee kvpt bo4r Ut
ii 1 1 kr nn 1 cot IH cuthulf Uut it i.eme,
It e QtA.ni lit tipvrleacA ival ttlror rfcretcUo
rrputttha It wurM-iil4, iol fUuM t In ilitr-
Jrtrcf evtr Dmloonl ft-ml tbrouihout itteatln
kolf, Itfmtrfcii'rrtl.lQa: on (bo (utjtcttf ibt rnwr
LUroijiteri tbttUwortb kuolo, ul tnucbtbktlitwi
(ubiitheia 107 otttr ork
HeulUftajefitKirM f poftact) ftr flf(T Cctti.
Aiinnttt, Jiutti' DUixiiurr, U.Mtiih im
pt. UOiiU, Ud
Notice to tho Afflicted and Unfortunate.
l-fton) tfpijliitittj tbf Pwtrioui iitiflit who 4t rile U
I ' Wl l,tri, cr uittif ftny hum k rfia1m. r-'iU'O lr,
ii'itti wt,rtt do rattur won tour 4Uoim lur Lw dplor
Pr, Jiati oocwplti iSubWbo(iMof lbtxiTD ronj
tiloFHl If iomflcf uuoit clfbrtl laeai mofui
'Jri if tiji country kti tircjt. tn4 em bj c omit 44 i ftr.
?Hu' rr. wu' 00 lbe wwti vauoa(Kl lu tu wd ,
imi:iu!ji.4.
Wbolcsnlo
Wti-
PAINT AlD
JOBBERS i i- ivr.JL'AILLKy Oi'
tMl -
PATENT MEDICINES. TOILET ARTICLES,
DRUGGISTS' FANCY GCODH, COLLIER WHITE LEAD,
WAX FLOWER MATERIAL, WINDOW GLASS,
BRUSHES. SOAPS, COLORS, OILS,
TUUE COLORS, DYE STUFFS.
CHEMICALS. PERFUMERY,
VARNISHES, ETC., ETC.
Wl, K.in-ii ...ni iin'Iin'T Hid unit i- ftnsn 1 mvl i t !.! Iim td fifiiTil Morr In ns
nf in "Mi bur Miiimli'iut, I'lul.tat ii i.n l I . nd Mi"ll-ln I i Mtiu-ii'-l 1 1
fllli-l lilt nllublc lnm- it itn-'jiiat tf rn-
VHOLESALE & RETAIL. C. ATR RETAIL tSS PUESCRTPTIO
T4 OMo I.evce. 1 - Waahirnrtou A v.. Cor. 8th ht.
J Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
JP OnEIC-lNr Ji.JST3 DOMESTIC
!WiHts and IiquorSjt;
i 62 OHIO LEVEE, - - CAIRO, ILL.
i
Keeps it full at ek of
Moiiongahcla, Rye and Robinson County
aC?r3E3CXaS3E3XSSS.
FRENCH BRANDIES, HOLLAND GIN.
lKLli ISLAND .Wl) ni.lFOHM 1 WINES.
Wl GLENN & SONS.
Head-Quarters for G-roceriesJ
I.M.MEXSE STOCK! (IKE IT VARIETY! LOW I'RTO!
COFFEE Rio, LaRiiayra, Java, Mocha.
SUGAR New Orleans, Hard and Soft Refined.
SYRUP New Orleans and Eastern.
TEAS, TOBACCOS, and CIGARS
Finest Assortment in the West
Commission Merchants,
M)
Provisions,FloiuGraiii, Seeds, DriecIFruit,
AND OTHER PRODUCE.
68, 70, and 72 Vino Street, CINCINNATI.
I''i.f..lin
-PARTICULAR NOTICE.
"Wc have replonishoil our .Fob J'rintiug Oflico with
many fonts of now typo and have orders out for otliov
fonts of tho latest popular styles. aro determined
to establish the reputation of our ofll '.e for first-class
work, and make our prices so low that tho most enthu
siastic patrons of foreign cities ft ill be coinpolled to ad
mit that wo do work at lower prices than any olhor of.
fico in the country. Mr. Oberly, admittod to bo ono of
tho best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of tho job printing de
partment, and will endeavor to givo satisfaction to our
many patrons.
STOSOHIBE FOB. THE
WEEKLYBULLETIN
ONLY $1.25 A YEAR.
nuil Untnll
OIL DEALER?.
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