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W. L BRISTOL,
FAMILY
GROCER
Kcops ovorythlng portaining to
tho lino of Staple and Fancy Gro
aorioB, Wootlonwaro, Vegetables,
Fruits, &c, &c.
Try
My Now Style Mixed
TEA.,
Different Combination Prom any
Boforo Ofl'crcd in tho Market,'
and of Excellent Flavor.
WhittakerHams
WISCONSIN BUTTER,
Bar-set aad Rich
Central Hop Yeast
AKatnThls Summer.
- - -
;new style
LAMP CHIMNEYS,
SEE THEM
No. 32 EIGHT STREET
CAIRO ILL.
'OAI.
Coal Uoal.
PITTSBURGH,
PARADISE,
MT. CARBON(Big Muddy)
PEYTONA CANNEL
COAL!
Ordor for Coal by tho car-load,
ton, or in hogsheads, for shipment, I
promptly attonaoa to.
t&TTo largo consumers and all
-nnnufneturcrs. wo nro prepared
to suddIv any quantity, by tho
month or yoar, at uniform ratCH.
CAIBO CITY COAL COMPANY.
rf HallliUv 11m ' office, No TO Ohio Lem
tf-llairiday llro 'a wharf bout
Itt-I' I Mill. ,ir
r-At liie tual Dump, foot of Thirty-Eight
KJ-Post Office Drawer. SO.
VALENTINE RESCH,
GROCER.
Dtnlcr In-
Butter, Eggs, Fish, Poultry,
Game and all kinds of fresh
Fruit and Vegetables.
Eighth Street, Carro. Ill
rf-Ortlein for Stinmbonta iiumitly
fiy liour.iluyornlKlit.
iIIUhI nt
7-13-tf
HOWIE BROTHERS,
PACKERS,
Wholesale, Retail
Commission.
and!
EIGHTH STREET.
ernighost Cash Frico paid for
Hogs and Cattle.
A Book for the People.
or
f irRO o on Die COlUniU lBRri no y-j m.t
I !! i. HiiJ cosmvluK.. un the imtural,
StABHlAOC J"iurliuil..s,tfalioinyllhi' .mi,
tinni, tb U7turl of U.producllon, &o. A .i.M.iU
u, th rliy ot 'he rluu. ll uti ui ih. t r.nrjp uil Oen.
r..tTOHiurbgiliMici.liicludliK un fuimiuf iti
Vnoln4 Cbrouls Ul.ouour Mhin, the
ntcu of trly Aouie un in. kiu.i y .urm m. aihc dm.
(en imr,;,itr ".. ion to u.
iu.Ioi. oicty iu Mnponcyr-B'iHit unullgf lo th.
rrica wi,
:d and Itiun coiil.iiiplallnt ui.nl.iu. n,i .fr.
quiJn.i",,ui,V,"M"l"?l,u'.f inruu.t Mvlk
lltll.m. nun. in. winy i
irauc irriit ptiont lur
iliju. uuuua lu i
nUlet ou tut lllYw,u"",w,,Jf,Pr,,
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lllMIKi, 40 PI. W l.
TBS MEDICAL BDEQIOALIHBTITnxft
ftst'1
VOL. 7.
l.mVOU DKAI.EKM.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
Wholesale and It'-Uill finders In
Foreign and Domestic
LXQTTOBB
ASP
WINEM OF AIX KINDN,
No. 00 Ohio Leveo,
OAIBO, ILLS.
MKfiM:?. Hinil A :0. hato vnliilitatly
n lateetoek of lliolirst Rood -' ' lt
ket, mi'l nlal nttrntlOTi loth'' iiol-tnlo
f.ncbof the liu-lmi!.
ICE.
I O IE,
Tho Undersigned Having Given
up tho
CITY TRADE,
Is now Froparcd to Furnish Ico
by tho
CAB. LOAD,
At prices that will Comparo Fav
orably with any Dealer. Ho
will now Devote his a ten
tion Entirely to his
WHOLESALE TRADE
JOHN SPROAT.
ioti:i.s.
Grand Central
HOTEL,
COMMERCIAL AVENUE
Cornov Eislitla Btroot,
WM. WKTZEL. Troitrl-lor.
A TnT.VrV WHleU krd nlht and ity for
-4.-1- imni aim suaiii'ioai
Tt.p tt.il of Ht'cmiiniixlxtluni
lor trauiKUt
i iruttt i 'Iwiil inllHrit i.t ilv .
WIIOI.liAI.t: I1UOCI.HK.
STRATTON & BIRD,
Wholesale Grocers
-A 111
Commission Merchants
AOENTS AMERICAN POWDER CO.
57 Ohio Levee.
G. D WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale Grocer
Dialer In
BOAT STORES,:
Commission Merchant,
No. 16 OHIO LEVEE.
Ql'lX'IALiitUmllotigixrn tocomlgimitnt! ana
liuiiu oniera
PAINT A.MMHI.M.
B. F. PARKER,
Dialer In
rPaints, Oils, Varnishes,
iVall, Papor, Window Glass, Win
uow oouaon, uu.
AhnrA un Imul, tbo cvlebniti-d tllumlnatluv
AURORA Olli.
Oortier Eleventh Street and Walking-
ton Avenue
CAIRO CITY BINDERY,
7. O. XZTTXIXjfll;
PROPRIETOR.
BINDER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER.
lullotia Buildlnif , Comer Twelfth Street
and Washinnton Avenne,
Oaii'o, Xlllxiola
CrCnimtv ii'l llnl1ronl Work n sixclnlty.
JACOB WALTER,
BUTCHER
Dealer in Fresh Meats
EIGHTH STREET,
Between Wahlrurt
Avenue, adjo
omwK Haanya,
T7"KKl8 for b1 the Ust lie, l'ork, Mutton
.lju trni, i.iiiuu, niutiici u . n'i is ir
trrl to serve JAmllles In un accevtablc nmancr
he gatf o
, avilltUt SssAalldlws;, Osmit vrlftX tnt t&l TTfh.ttigton. Attok-vlo.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1875.
GREENBACKS.
0H0AMIZ4T10X AMD MOCEEDIN08 OF
THE COnVERTIOR MJ.U in
DETROIT.
Kfilutlun Adopted 1 naMimouKly,
Culling for Huniln lnlrron
vrrtlblc With C'nr.
rrnry.
Speeches by Judge Kelley of FenniylTisU,
Mr. Wood of LoniivUU, and
Otheri.
Dkikou, Au. 2.".'l'hc ureonbuok
m:s uiL'i tlnfj. cdltrt by Motos W. 1'itld,
Is con.'ldereil u falluro. It was expected
that ut Ii-ast ten thoiipiind x.'oplo would
be present, anil teat were provided for
that number of persons in our largest
park; but at the hour of organfatiou
only some elx hundred were present at
the Oiieni-hou-e, which ean teat nearly
three thousand. W. I). Kelley. of I'enn
cylvaulu; Matt Carpenter of Wisconsin;
Wendell Phillip, ol " Mnwachu'.etu; Gen
ml nonloii. ui (icc-nda: W. 11. llurton,
of Illinois: and .hu. liuulianiui, ot In
diana, were announced as epeakers; but
of them all, only Kelley und Morton are
In town.
or.OAN'lAHON oi- iiu: coxvknuon.
At 11 o'clock Mcert W. Field an
nounced the following its the ollleens of
the nicotine:
l'rehldcni Tho. .1. Durand, Wndilnj:
ton, I). C
vici: MIKSIDKMS.
I). A. Mahoiiey. of Iowa.
I, . A. Wood.ot Kentucky.
K. .1. W. Jeunlng. oflVxa-.
W. A. Ikrkey, of Michigan.
John I). Lane, of Pennsylvania.
II. J. Wick, of Ohio.
tames Ituihaiiau, of Indiana.
.Mr. M. Houston, of Illinois.
K. II. Olli uian. of IndLina.
Hubert Schilling, ol Ohio.
T. 11. lluchanuu. of Indiana.
Jaa. Cooper, oi Michigan,
l.vi-auder Woodward, ot Michigan.
.1." Webner Child-, of Michigan.
Sidney Myt'K. ol" Illlnulr?.
It. (irat. Ilrown, of Missouri.
I'llnv rreeman, of New York.
I Wr Cooper, ol New York.
O. S. Hoisted, ol N'ew Jersey.
Win. Ilriudle, of Ohio.
K. M. Clmmberlin. ol Mafiachui'.tt-.
U. I.. I). Cully, ol Kentucky.
Noble Smithson, ol Tennecc.
C. W. Aiken, of South Carolina.
Cha?. fioni.ilI.orOhio.
.I.'l'. Clibcrt, of Wiscou-lii.
j i i o k k k m.i; v"' -ri:r.cu.
Several secretaries were then apioint-
cu, alter wiiidi . u. iveney cemuienccu
IiIh Miccrl :
1 lllll tile provillllliT " :iirit:in; iui
the people is an attribute of sovereignty,
Utlll UIY 41.MI1HI1I1 lllUt lllli . llllltJJlk
r .1... t..t....i u. .... .,...11 rn.... .l.t
"l iliu L iiiit:t niitu., nituii iKiiiiiin viii'?
dutv in such a manner as to furnish the
public an amount of eurrency adequate to
i nt iiiiiiihs renii reiueiii') ui iuu uiuuirv.
and Indi'pcudcut ol the action of the banks
or other private corporations.
'1 lie convention, liur.-iiaiuio rc-oiuuou,
convened nt the Opera llou'c at 2 r. jt.,
:inil wa addressed bv Mej-r-. ood, ol
Kentucky, and Meyers oi Illinois.
rnr. r.EsoM'Tio.v-.
The committre on resolution- then re
ported the following, which were unaul-inou-ly
adopted :
JCcioirot, nr.-t i nai mu peoiue owe io
the Ctoverumeut , at all times and in all
emergencies, a loan ol money adequate
to us neeu-, at a raw oi mieresi so iov as
to Imj the least po-slble burden, and to
oiler the least po-ible competition to pri
vate enterprise.
neconu Tliu lioveriuncui owes io uie
iitonluan abiolutelv safe and uniform
currency, adapted to their varying needs
in amount, aim ol a value not materially
dillerent from that of other civilized na
tions.
Th rd That the nrovidlng ol a cur-
renev tdr the people is an attribute of
sovereignty and the demand that the
governiiieiii oi me liiiivu guiles snan
periorm tins uuiy in men a maimer as io
turnislt the public an amount of currency
adequate 13 the bii-lnes requirements oi
tliu eouuiry, aim iiiiiepviiueui. ui mu
action ol.bauks or other private corpora-
tlons.
Fourth That wc are ne ther rcnuuia-
tionlsts nor iiitlittoulstji, but friends ot a
sale, sound and reliable currency. That
we propose to redeem the greenback cur
reucv of the United States at the pleasure
ol tlie holders thereof, in bonds of the
United States bearing a low rate ol inter-
t. eonvcrtiti la at t ie measure oi tuu
holders into L'reen'jacKs. tnus redeeming
the oiiglual promise of the Govcrnnient
when it llret Issued greenbacks, to Hind
them when desired into an interest-pay
ing bond.
r li h That wc are in lavor ol tne is
sun ni L'nlted State ccrtillcatcs or bonds
lienrlnrr Interest not to exceed 3 03 per.
cent, per annum, to an amount equal to
the M'lioli Government oeui. sain oouus
and certilleates being changeable Into and
Interchangeable witn
Krccubacks ut par
on demand.
Sixth That the lp?;al money ot tin:
countrv tliould bo endowed with power
tn nav all duutf. iHib o anil private, ex-
cent that portion of tliu bonded Indebted
ness specially uiauu payauiu in cuiu.
fcuventn inat as inc enacunent oi me
last 'onjrrcBb, providing for a rehump-
tlon of specie payinentb In loiU, is nil-
nract cab e uihi nnnossiuiit oi execuiiun.
and is disastrous iu lis effects upon the
biuiucfcs of tho country, wo demand 1th
tunned ate and unconditional repeal.
EiRhth That mo pian ot uovcrnment
iMinencv nronoseu uv tins convention
would, lu our opinion, tcuu to rcnucr our
Government anil peopio inuepenueu
tinanclally of loreljru inlluenccs or com
n i-allouB. a u not biiuicci iiereauer, uti
ipnitoiore. to tho disturbing control or
inttitfiici! ot lorel'Mi countrit'E.
Niniii- i nat wo reeonimc uu tuo oruau
ijitinn of frruenback clubs in every btato
ot tho Union for llio purpose or carrying
out tho principles anil measures ect lorth
In tho loregouipr n'soiuuoiib.
After tliu resolutloni had been adopted,
Mr. Daniels, of Virginia, made a kpcech,
and tho convention took a recess until
evening
KVKMSli B6SBIU..
At the evening session the attendance
wan somuwhat larper than during thu
day, and perliaps 700 pcriious were i pres
cut. Messrs. Daniels, of Virginia ; Maho
ney, of Iowa, ami Allls, of WlsconMn,
IImM.iiiiiiii nf I milium. IvIlK' ll't lOOFC.
still speak iifc', nnrr an noitr ntm8n;uii
lri..ifn.
I
II lttvt
APntrnt Bnriilur Alann.
Xuw York porrinnotulont of tho .St.
Louis Republican Is responsible for what
wuows: j no corner ui uroaunny uuu
Inlviridty place wus blocked by n umiK
otpuoplu tliu other day, nil Btarinjr nt a
wnrunottsc on tlie rast siuu 01 ine sirm,
In which u sharp little bell win inec
santly rlnirlnir. I'ollcetnen ran tin anil
down the neighboring roofs policemen
guarded Iho doors uiul kept back tho
crowu, anuihecnetgeiic mwu wi nipi
It up on the liiildc. This was a burglar
alarm and the owner of tho store had
Bono Into the country. Tho
muii In fli.inri; wus mi at Oil I: hundred
and llltlcth street, and that bright bit of
metal was attending to business with
neatness and despatch. It wus some
where about 0 when I learned uieso par
ticular, und nansliiL' at 0 tho row was
stilt as great. Kvery nutlet of the build
inir nnu a u
blue coat with uplifted club in
ng Jingle oi uie uurgiar
n line style. How that
particular ease ended I don't know, but
there Is another I ttlu allalr I know all
about. Dancey. the lately-robbed sport
ing man of hlevcuth street, with war
rantable precaution, got one of these
family alarm. This one was no fool of a
ten m il, but had the whirr and whu ol a
woodcock breaking cover. combined with
the resonant voice of a Chinese gong.
Great peace and security settled on tliu
Eleventh street household hs they beheld
this liannlc-s but protective animal in
stalled in their midst. Three days passed
and night fell on the fourth, while In the
slumbers of midnight the whole of them
lay, w hen the startled air was laden with
the frightful cry of the family alarm.
Dancey sprang up ami veiled "Murder!"
Mr.. I)., "Fire::" mid MUs I)..
"Watch!!!" while all the neighbor- com
menced screeching, Police!" In live
seconds an entire squad came down the
street at doublequick. No elicit pow-wow
had been seen in that famous Street
since Splccr took a Held I It, powder and
died with his head out of the window
hallooing lor help. The door was burst
in, and a pos-; of police broke through
the liou-e, followed by nn army of strau
gen. bummer-, tramp, and Immediate
neighbors. Kvcn the -uar-bowl and
match-box were searched, but not a thing
wrong was found. This line family alarm
had gone oirall alone by itself and they
couldn't stop it. They poked sharp
things in all tho hole-, turned screws -md
ojM'iied valve-, but the noise grew deaf
ening, as If it was bent on ac
complishing the work of a
iitettmc ami uoiiil' it thorougiiiy.
A llannel petticoat was wrapped anout
it. with a copy of the Tribune stull'ed in
one hole ami a bottle of Wiuslow in the
other, but the demon alarm worked on.
Finally, th? police di-pened the crowd
with a little damage and some lo-.s. and
the wretched family sat up with the
alarm till the milk Mine and a spring
gave out and "silence like a poultice
came to heal the blow of sound." Peo
ple who have these alarms in the house
hare Just taken oil bait- and left the gas
burning and writttn directions on the
side board where the most valuables can
lie speediest found, convinced of tho fact
that of the two evils, the alarm is a heap
-ignt more liorrld than the burglar.
A UH-rr-a WMriiluir.
'Albany T-jiwJourml.j
A deadly hatred against the profession,
the bench not ut all excepted. I brewing
miioni: me, ih-1 clashes ami tlie t)e-t lay
li"lits oftlie community, which mnv nl.
tlmalely lead to a reform hi law", hut
which bids fair to bring about a tiinmora-
ry crusade against all law as exiiouiuK-a
y lawyer, and all ittlco a- udmlnwurii
by court. ThU storm, permit me to con-1
tend, is lor (lie be-t mlniN ol tho pro!e
i-Ioii to allav: not by triumphantly
.showing that ilecl-lous oll'eiidln
every seii'c of justice are on a
lino with precedents but by advocating
a time reformation uy me icjjniuuire:
not by exprcssioiii! of contempt lor all
tne Ketiiunents ot lavuieu lu return io
he administration of public nut lee, but
iv patient inoulrios Into Hit! i;;ino of o
pfnt'ulara plienomeuou as tlie direct op
position neiwoen tne law aim tne inter
ests of the public, for the protection of
which the law is 'uppocu to havo been
made. That tin law wa made tor man,
not man for tho law, is a principle which
no decision can ever suuveri. n i no
stniL'jjles of Ihe future should take such
a shape as to array on one side the pub
lic speculators, the judiciary and the bar,
and on the other the people, the press
and public opinion, the future ot the
country will justify tlie gravest appre
hension. DANIEL LAMPERT,
Fashionable Barber
ziAin acxzi.xiiBsszi,
NORTH SIDE OF EIGHTH STREE1
Between Washington and Commercial
Avenues.
A ltetuHllory i tniiiiion, I'lriinure
Ullll Iliniruciiuil,"
HARPErVSBAZAR.
UlMtraM,
NOTICES OK THK MOSS.
TboHazarU edited with a cuntrlbiitloil
nft mi nml t.lpnt that wc seldom llnd iniinv
lourua ; unmho Journal lltclt N tho or n
oi mo irreui wormuiwoHmMi mwii iim
clr.
The llnar commi-nds ltell to evory mem
ber f the household to the chlldr.n tiy
droll and pretty pltf ures, to tne young la
die by Its tai-hlon plates in cuule variety,
to tho provident mation by its patterr s lor
the children's cl tues, to paterlaml a, by
Its tasterul designs for embroidered Hipper
Hnl luxurious dro blDi; gowns. Hut thu
miiillutr matter of the Uazar Is unlforttly ol
t-reat uxcellence. Tho paper h'S acquired
S wido popularity for th-liri'flUe enjoyment
It aBorik-N. Y, Evening I'ott.
TEHM:
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Four dollar Includes prepytncut ol U
N iuiJiito hv Ihn nublikhers.
8uhie?iDtlor to Har er's MaKuzlnc.
Weekly, and ilazar. to one address or ou.
yoar, fiOOO: or two of Harper's Period.,
cals, to one addres for one year, 7 00
at rvi 1 fa n
An nvlr. mnv Of nlthrr tllO MhSHZIIIC.
Weekly, or Uazur will uo supplied ratU
for every club of tlvo subsonh'-rs at St 00
VilCUl 111 UUU IVIUIIlHHbu t ! - 1 1
i $20 Oo without exr copy ; po K Ire
' Back uumberi) can ho ruppUed at
4l.n.i
aen, in one rcmiuaueu ,
free,
any
1 The seven volumes of HfP,clfoBf .ar l,01
the yearn I-C8, 'OD, 'TO, 'Tl. 'U, '73. 'N, clc-L-antly
bouud in green morocco cloth, will
besc'it by cxprebf, freight repaid, lor
v'JZ-TS: .. to conv this nd
If .,TrT..-.,, r.l...nl lirCI OlllCM Of
narpor&HrotheM. v
1 Adifross HARPER IIKOTULR9. N. Y.
ttlMitt
Wood!Wood!WoodI
COAL! COAL! COAL!
BIG MUDDY (Mount Carbon Coal.)
Tho Cairo 8t St. Louis Transfer & Coal Company ih ow prepared to
nil orders for Wood and Coal, Delivered to any par of tho City, at
tho Lowest Cash Price. OFFICE AND YARD at the Cairo & St.
Louis Narrow Qaugo Depot.
LIST
Wood. 4 feet, tier cord
Wood, sawed, per cord
Wood, itwrit and pllt.per cord
Coal, car load, per ton
Coal, car load, siniddton
Coal, car load, one-half ton
Leevoorclffrtiiit'F.M. Stocknth's,US Ohio Levee, at the Cry tal Saloon, corner
Sixth trout Hiul Commercial Avenuo, mid at tbo Company's OfHco.
Order Solicited anil Promptly Filled.
2T. M. WARD, Supt.
JAS.EZ.LAlTE.Soc'yA Trt&i.
F. M. STOCZSFLETB,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
FOREIGN- .AOTD I 03WLEITIO
Wines and Liquors,
62 OHIO LEVEE, - - CAIRO, ILL.
Keeps u full Htock of
HLon.tnxol5.y Bovirbou,
Monongahela, Rye and Robinson County
FRENCH BRANDIES, HOLLAND GIN,
KELLY ISLAND AND CALIFORNIA WINES.
LIME STOCK
Offercil
Great Reduction in Prices,
-I1Y-
Domestics, Sheetings,
Prints, Bleached Muslins,
Ginghams, Cretones,
Table Linens, Percales,
LARGE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS,
Lawns,
Japanese Silks,
Alpacas,
lock of Whlto Ooods, Victoria Lawnn, Swiss Maritailes, nml a l.n(a Jlm-k ol
a. 'IliNr'nllroKlock will lw .ulil iitiirlnil ro.f. Hiul cinllniie until It H rlnnl our. 'Ml.
Ribbon
ami iwconvlnrnliiriimit Ikirvjln. ! TKII.MS
Cor nor Eighth. Stand Commercial
c-s tf
I'll YHK'l AXS.
YY AM R. 8M1TU, M. D.
IIKSIDKNUK: No. il Tlihtwnth strctt, lv
wun Vualilulon itviuucaiid W'nlnut ilnvt.
OKKICKiNurlh side of Klshlh ctnrt he
twtin Commcrciul and Wutliiiietonart'iiuo.
0.
W. DUNNING, M. D.
ltKSIUKNCK: Corner Ninth and. Walnut
itntls.
OKKICK: Corntr Sixth strict und Ohio I-ve.
OmCK 1IOUUS: From On. m. lini.. and
from; to 8 p.m.
i.awyi:iin.
JOHN H. MULKEY,
Attorney ut Imw.
CAIUO. ILLINOIS.
OiTICK: KlKhtli Mntt, Utwitn Commer
cial aud WushliiKtoniueiiiiea,
Attorney at Imxv.
Ot'l'lCE: Ohio liiivi-c, over room fonnnly
occupied by First National Hank,
CAIHO. ILLINOIS.
BEEN & OILBERT,
Attorney n and ConuNelorN
nt MMW,
OKKICKi Ohio U'Vi, rooms 7 und s
City Nutlonul llauk,
William II
(irecn.
w llllwn II
(illl-vrt,
CAIUO. ILLINOIS.
Miles Fred'h Ulltert
KTV-Snoclul attention dun to Admimlty snd
Stiumbont btiJlnwJ.
vakii;ty sroiti:.
GVow "SZoarlbc Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
XjeucwKoiart
VARIETY STOCK
IN THE CITY.
fioodu 8old Very Close,
Oorner IBth 8t. onil Commsroiiil Av
fiAIUO, ILLINOIS
C. 0. PATIER & CO.
NO. 213.
3 (50.
$4 60.
- $ft 00
$3 00.
$3 SO.
Yi OO.
OF DRY 600DS
fur bale al
Suitings,
Silk Poplins, .
Grenadines.
.sTIIKTI.V (.AMI.
ui:.ii. r.sTATi: a(ji:x r.
JOHN a. HAEMAN &
CO.
HOUSE G-EISTTS
COLLECTORS,
:ONTEYAKCRS, NOTARIES PUBLIC
AX1
Lunrt Anrents of the Illinois Central and
iiurlluKton and uulscy B. it.
Comcanlus.
North Cor. Sixth and Ohio Leree,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
I. O. MTfCll.
x. j. uowLcr.
LYNCH & HOWLEY,
Bouse Agents,
Collectors and Conveyancers.
OFFICE At the Court Housa,
MRS. Ii. J. SPEARS,
West sldo Commerclul Avenuo. between
Iilithth and Ninth streets,
(NVxt door to .1 TUirccr'r dry Roods nloif 1
A lull line of thelatotaud mml I'a'hlonuMc
ttylc, ol
HATS AND BONNETS
ulwuvb on huiid. Alio eriry luriety of
Ribbons Laces and Trimmings,
from the chejiicbt to the most coolly ijiiueo
wlliilndaiiy mid eifrylhlng In luntoic loru
comiiKteitriit, bull nriwily outill-
l-rlces to comiale with ny Id the W it.
rj-AUoiiBcnt for the Honioftewlna Miichine.
no-5-io-tr
O'CALLAHAN & HALL,
IRON, TIN
AND
Slate Hoofers
Roofing and Guttoriug a Specialty.
Slate Roofiing a Specialty in
any part of Southern Jiiinom.
Lightning Bodg, Pumps, Stovos
and Tinwaro.
Jobbing Promptly Doo.
?i--l9-wlr
R W. MILLER,
FORWARDTJfO
AMU
Commission Merchant,
And dealer In
PLOUB, MBALOBAIK HAT,
OtFlCC;
MOIItOMIVr.K.
--ir.
(. At UO, ILLINOIS.
O. CLOSE,
(Jrrn!
Commission Merchant
ash nr.M.ir. i
LIME, CEMEWT, PLASTER,
HAIR, &c.,
Uader Cltj Hfttlomal Bamk.
I WILL tell in car-load lots at uv'Jit fietarcr
prlcia, mlJInjf Frtlsht.
JOHN B.
AND SON,
(Successors U Juhu II. Phlllli)
FORWAHDIWO
A.VU
Commission Merchants
Ati'l Dealers lu
HAY, CORN, OATS, FLOUH,
XEAL, BRAN, etc.
AgenU for LaFLIH RAXO POWSXK CO
Coraar Taath ttraat ad Okla
Iiove.
.. D. Malliiun.
E. C.
MATHUSS 6c UHL,
FORWARDING
Ami G.nrrul
Commission Merchants
Dialers In
GRAIN, HAT
PRODUCE,
FLOUR,
AND
Q4 OXxlo Iiovoo.
P. CUHL,
Kxclu.hr
Flour Merchant
-.M
Millers' Agent.
No H) Ohio I.m',
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
T'lOtC
K. J. Ayrcs.
9. 1). Ayrt.
AYRS iL CO.,
And grnfni
Commission Merchants
No. 78
OHIO LEVEE.
li. D. THOMS,
Commission Merchant,
Anil dealer in
STAPLE AH D FllfOY
GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Nuta
114 COKKXRCIAL AVIMUE.
.-ir.
UTASI. I'.MIKKII.
II. It. Cl'.VNINCtlAM.
PARKER & CUNNINGHAM,
(Succtisora lollllltr A farker,)
FORWARD Q
AND
Commission Merchants
And Dealers In
WHEAT, MEAL, GRAIN, HAY,
ETC.
0! ouw'EEv'w. !CAHW. ILLINOIS.
Hrj-Wehaveleuscil tlc Largo Yellow Wars
home, itome cuiaclty a.nou ion, which girt
ui auii!e Dicilltles furolorlu(fiiDdlil'iilujr
C-f-tl
I.HNVRANCC
C. N. HUGHES,
General
Insurance Agent
orricxi
onio XsS-vaiai,
Orsr Xathtui TKL'i.
N
OSK but
Yirit-CUti CompuUa r'K
ten ted.
INSURANCE.
ESTABLISHED
S AFFORD, MORRIS
AND CANDZS,
Ctnersl
Insurance Agents,
73 OHIO XX VEX,
City Hatlutl uk SvUdisff, Batain.
Tho OldsstaUUbltshsd Acmmv U Sats)
rn lillBols, rapraawMte ovi
Mi 000 000.
