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FLOUR, MEALjQRAIN nAT,
VOL. 7.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1875.
NO. 247.
Ill
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Mnrrtaco, IlitlullcHi mlilli'iuitUllnt.
limn, the Myilcrlsocif KcprodnctloM, &o. AniarUot,!
wtli.ritruii llietmiuu.ih.i'iiMiiitihclr narynnUllcn.
cri..iToOr. k uitrtxjiliti'xcKtiiHiii'tliu u,i trin.ut 1'ri
vto, Vonc.oaluml Chroulo l)lcacci'l' Ul!'knl ll,c
l 8kU ol tal'ly Abiuca nn lliu .vxiiul .vHm kii;I llir ilun.
uri tt ' Ih-Iui-u nnil Blur niurrlnKc. It'UUhiii tipri'.
Mtturv cUcoyiiiwI linpotcnry a ,rh ttu ioiui.1 lor t' tli--inirrltU
mtl tliu.u ri,iitiniiiiiii; iiinrrtasc hvi u im re
ctiiArkiulicrtlutaMil, l.iii l.ttii'uniy ti,initur twilir-ii) vw
I'irlnii iiiiiiu'riHii iu- iitii.n l,r ult lliu nle tli.in.ri,
I'ricf . PUI'LT lilll.l,"l'.liuuilll ill I'llt'l, (l.MI, A l'UHI.
jilftoiitlieliiii'r,iillrr"tiiiviiliir Bjurinntorilu'u, itlv
U'JL vuliti-hli ot llio utiuiu uurk. .rtillii .i4lc,l urtimai mi
n"lpt ol'turnn. Aim a intll Medical Troatlio vnlliv
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a ntiiK sUicV of tlic !jit cool n n,r inar
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r.iucJi of lint liuntni"t
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'I lie lriii!i'l-N I'ltiicriil INi'orf.
HY I) ti:in.
"I lie rf" ii tiijMlral K'm Imkhiw nwr llio ltd,r.
lilrli the riMtl-jtlMiil (lot 1 I mil ,
'I lien1' ii rIomr nlio lm Jmt wntptd,
lint liH Kiinrj'Ic il nol i lutri
Tor lie unit nut under Hi" mlc sliir-Hidil,
Nurmcr Hie tintrf 'a line,
Nm litlljiil ilicffiiiiril with til Mlwr lirlslit
Hut liowoiil In lliv broad 'iin lilnv.
Tlnie' n mj ftlinl drum, with u wurd omul,
Hi ati tlnio tit lliii limvy tuti'l
A we tKurtilm away totlie loinlj Rruiind
Wlirrt- no imry our prl'oii il ail i
An iiuiftl'i! looi-rdl-. low lint i (cr,
Mailt linn-, nuiwiriil anil tlir,
Fur n iiliaiitoiu fuilt limrcl.t uitir,
Trui;kle4 or tlic nmw
No fulMimillrgc no riiiiilim yratvl -
Nn atiitily. mattlal nlmivi
Hut tlmiliiwr li.miU urn pliuiitom liiii'l
I'hy tin' ili-.til-tiurcli k.I'. inul low.
Ami ii Uil't'ilii ilii-.M-'Iln a Kliuitly
And it 1 1 1- iilutonn In Kiay,
l'lre a tow ami Miangu rulutu
'llicu elltntly failiM away.
I licrfc'ii a ilmilili1 Kit inark'il letter cnt
Willi iibIiikIc lock iil'liairt,
Tlicn-'ia Kr.iylialr'il IjIIht lowMaml U'nt,
And a ,lter' wild ilr.imlr
1 ln-tv'i u lirokeii wall In mlMuiil lanil.
Ami m inntlier cnniiiil ami ndl
A nil ii tOTle. iiiiiMrn 'n nlnnler liaml
Willi a liny rinKofsoM.
THE SAND BAR FIGHT.
A REMINISCENCE OF 1827.
One of tho Bloody Combati in Which Jamn
Bowio wai Engaged.
A IIIkIiI.v Inli'rillii(t .nrrullvv hy a
4Jriiinloii i tilmit'l 'ralu, or
llii; I'urll'liiiiiti.
.siiiti:vi:i'oi!T, Sfjit. :!!, 1?"5.
To the IMItorof thv New Hilcain'i lim-
Vuttr Itic or.Sfptiiiiilji'r otli contaliiud
it voiiiiiiiniiualiuii hfitilcil tin; "l.owit
Itrotlicre," written trout Uitlvcston, Tux
4, hy si r.iiiil-on ol'l.'i'.ln JJowii', wliluli
liiii'iinrtn to ;ivu soinu facts conccriiitiif
wliati-i known In tin; tradition ol lliu
country :ii lliu "Sand liar 1'ilit." V'our
cuireiionilrnt ilovotcd only u mall por
tion ol hit ut tide to tlic mention ol tliu
raid ll'lit, .-tint that only in cunni.'i'tiun
with tin kllilhi: ol Major Wikrlit by
.laiiR'.- Howie ; but a- ln tatijinuiil U not
t'tiilie'ly corrciit, ami tloe'-i not tlo )uticu
to Mnjor Vri,jlit uml oilier partiulpatoM
In that tinluittinatuullair, I, tit lliu jraml
'on ot Col. Hubert A. Craln onu ol the
cliiel 'actor. ami llieson ol iinotlitT en
lleiiniii who took pari in the combat, will
'Ivc you tt Matwiiciit of the l.ict.- ol that
moody allruy inoiv full iu detail and, 1
tnitt, eoneet in particulars.
1 luiU'ln tn v 1MI--I . -.-1011,111 tlie.ori.uiiiiii
inanutenin, a lull -laltineiil o: the tacts
ut that ilitlk'iliy. wntU'ii by L'ol. train,
l.i Octotur, ls-J7 one. utoulli after the
cu-nt. Also, In the original manuscript,
a .ttateineiit ur narrative ol the allair,
written In October, lft-'", by each ol the
following untiled I'lilletueii.all ol whom
were, ill the tune, I ii.-ueve, leriueni ui
the city ol Natch", Mi., and lit vielu
Itv and had been eye-wltnessei of I he
i'nUi. vU: Drs. Denny, I'rovan, Cox
ami hunt. Capl. Nevilt and Col. llaruard.
Tho facta 1 will ule are drawn trout the
taleineiits ol those gentlemen.
The place of combat was a .-awl-bar on
the .Ml-flsyiiipl river a short distance
above the city of Xatche, near the
mouth ot ,vliat wa then known its -shell-
Ina'h bayou or creek.. Time the 10th
of .Sept., 1SJ7. The partio had repaired
thither lor the pttrpu-t- of settling ttu
atlalr of honor beiwien Ur. T. II. .Mad
dux and .Mr. Samuel Wells buth of Kap
ides paiiflt, in tlii- State this former uf
whom l 'till living, a highly re.-iieeietl
nnd liouoivil ri'Siih'Ut ot that parMi,
wltofe head ! itinv frosted by the -mow-
ol tuofi' than four core year.
Hie i-ecund ut Maddux wti ( ol. 15. A.
Craln, and his Mtrgeon, Dr. Denny, of j
Natchez. The second of .Mr. Wells was
.MaJ. .Me hurter nnd his surgeon. Dr.
. tinv. The other menus ol the .Mtiuuox
party were Mid. orri riu'ht, tan-y II.
tun Alireu iiiancuaru. i no-u ui me
Wells party, Gen. .Sain Ctiiiy. Col.. Jutiies
iowieiiuu .Mr. j. iciierson "ens. ine
hostile panics tipproached tho 'pot 'e
leeled lor the duel between Maddux and
Wells, lioni Ulllercut tiii-ei-noin. t lien
within a Mioit dUtiince. and in 'lht of
the place, all on both sides stopped, ex
cept the principals their .seconds and
tireeons who weui iorwaru to tne
ho.ett Miot. Aller the pivliinluary
iirraiiemeuts had been completed, the
principals ioiik ineir positions aiiu mice
xciiani;e(i snots witnoui. tinci. .v re-
cotielliallou was then elleetcd, and the
eoiiibataiits advanced and shook hands.
VtihU Ittuctur.- t wa-nroDOteil that the
parly adjourn to the i-haile of tint wood
near at haiui, ami pieiifre tnu era ui peace
tud "ood lellow.-hip In a t:Ias ol wine.
t his was aureed to. and they Mat ted
toward the wood, Dr. Maddox and Dr.
Denny oine ten or iiiieen pan; itueau,
mi Uo I. Ufa III wa Kilitr wnn or near Jir.
Wells, Maior.McWhorterand Dr. Ctiny.
It is nroiK-rliere to remark that lliu rest
of the Wells party, vl.: (It'll. Sam Cuny,
Col. liowin anil .Mr..icu. tteii, iiautaKeii
up a po-ltlon above the spot wtieru tint
duel hail been foiijrlit, find very much
nearer than were the friends ot Dr. Mad
dox and Col. Craln. who were below the
spot, and several hundred yards oil.
rue nartv wno were luivaneuiir lowaru
the wood, as above stilted, had proceeded
but a short distance, when several per
sons were seen to start toward them
troni where the leuiiilnlny tH-lls party
had been stationed, at llr.-t in a run, and
then Iu a quick riiimiuir walk, eotnlii''
iu between Dr. Maddox and Dr. Denny,
and Col. Ciiiln mill the ri'iitlemeu wlili
wlioni he was walklne;. ihu manner of
l heir approach let! no doubt upon tho
mind of Col Craln of their ho.-tlli! Iuteii
lion. As they neared him, (Jen. Cuny
lor one oi tnein was lie eneti out
"Now Is a ,'ood lime, Col. Craln to settle
our dllllciilty," and commenced draw
in;; Ids pistol, as did also Mr. Howie, who
iiccoiiiiiauiciiiiuu. Artuiscui. i rani sicn
tied aside (ruin the jjeiitlciucn with whom
ho had uceu walliliur, and drew Ids rts-
tols (he had two single lliln' pNtnls)
takin? out) in either hand. Just then Mr.
Sain WelU and Dr. Cuny caught hold
ot (Jen. Cuny, bejrglng him to (lesist.
Mr. Uowiu and Col. Craln drew down
uti one another, tlrliigat the same Instant,
neither with ellect. Mr. Dowiu then
drew his knife and advanced on Col.
Craln. Tho latter made a few steps
backwards ami cleared a small ravine or
ruHy In thu siititl bar, keeping an eye on
(Jen. Ciiiiv who had bv this time disen
gaged hlm-elf from Mr. Wells mi l Dr.
Cuny. Col. Craln's second ptstol was
still iiiiilhcliargcd. and at thl-s hi-iaut he
and (Jen. Cuny li'vclcd at each other mid
tin d slniiillaiieiiuslv. lien, I'un.v's bull
grai'il the nriii of Col. C 'itlu. whiNi Dial
of the latter took elVeet on (Sen. Cuny In
ti vital part and hu lull, Alter tirinyiit
Un. Cuny, Col. Craln wis entirety tin.
nrmcd, Mr, Howie wn? still ru!iliitf on
him with his knife, itud-was wlililu sirlk
l ig distance, when Col. Cnilu. clubbing
1 empty illol, struck lilin a blow on
Hi head which stunned and brought nlni
o uls knees.
All this from tho calling out by On.
C in v to Col. Cram, to tho blow given
H .vlo with tho 0 nptv pistol occupied ,
"eareely a minute ot time. Dr. Maddov,
the lilend ol Col. Craln, who was ileal est
him, could render uo immediate iisi-,
tauei', lor he was unaruied, having given
up his plitols nftcr lighting the duel.
I have already ninicd that the other
(rlcinls of Col. Craln weiu 'eveiid liun
drc l vardi'oll. rpou the report of the
first pistols they ."t-iried In a run to his ;
n?ltanei', and jut as Mr. Howlo re- '
gained his footing, aller tho blow from
the pUtol. Mii. Wright and the Mors
Hlaiii'hard reached the scone. Mid. .
Wriirht nt once cn'rtii!i'il Mr. Howie (the
latter ImvhiL' still an undischarged iil-iol) i
and thev tired at each other. Mai.
Wright's ball inled Its marks whilst ,
hu. hlinvell, was badly wounded by Mr.
Howie's. Thev then rushed nt each (
other. Howie " having his knife, and '
Wilchtaruied with ti small sword eane.
Tln-y Hindi, several pac.s, when Howie
succeeded In catching Wright by the col
lar, and plunged his knife Into lih Iiomiiii. 1
At this lii't.'int Howie was hlni'clf shot,
and he tuid Wright fell mar each
other. .Iiwl about this time, it
number ol shots were tired by tho
other partldpaiils, on buth sides
in the tight, and A 11 red Hlanehard was
wounded. Here the light i tided. lioth
sides mutually turned their attention to
the citre of tlie deatl and wounded, a
'Isted hy the gentlemen troni Natch'-.
Major Wright was found to be quite
dead; (Jen. Cuny in a dying condition;
Mr." Howie dangerously, and Alfred
Hlalichard slightly wounded. Tm-y
were can led Iroin the sand-bar to the
shade of the wood. Col. Craln. hlm-elf,
iis-Utlng in hearing -Mr. Howie. All
pos-ible intillc.il attention ami skill wits
furnished by (ho physician? In attendance;
but in lien. Cuny s ease it proved uii
valllng, for he died within leu iniiititcn
attcr leaching tho wood. After remain
ing a short time at the wood, tho (lad
ami wounded were conveyed to boats on
the river, and tin- entire parly crossed
oyer to the I.oiiMaun side.
Thtti ended a combat which has be
come a pat tot the history of the eatly
Southwest. I have given a plain, unvar
iiMicd recital of fact-, oniltilng many In
teresting details nnd particulars which
abound" In the oilgiunl statements In my
po--es-Ioii. Of all who were pre-eut on
the occasion, and n.irilclnatcd in tin-
liiiht, Dr. Maddox h the only survivor.
Ol'lhu-e who might have been present
on Hie Well,' Ode. (Jen. Monttord Wells
a brother ol Sain Well-, still live- In itap
Ides in the scveiity-llfih or seuntj
slxthyearuf his age. " Aii"iher hr.'llier.
i x-(Jtveiiior .1. Mhdl-oii UelN, w ho Is
also living. tiitiH have been i-lghu-en or
twi-nij tears ol age at the lime of tho ic
ettrreiico. Col. Craln died In the year !S"i2. Allied
Hlanehard prior to that time, and Col.
Carey II. Hlanehard iu lSijl.
The tlitllctilty between Celt. Cuny
and Col. Craln. oucot lung standing, had
culminated in the set ere wounding ot
the Jailer with n shot gnu In the hands of
the former, on llayou Itiiplile.-, about six
mouths before lite Wc-Maddox duel.
Among the paper in my poses-lou Is an
account of the alVair by (Jen. Joseph
Walker, then of Hapliles, afterwards
(Joternur of thu State, who w:t- an eye
witness ot it. In tiring, at the 'anil-bar
light. Col. Craln Is said to have ietcd
ui
il pMol on the arm that was dl-ahletl by
:ien. Ciiny's shot. N.C. It.
Ciiliiiniin fiense s I'rejinllre.
Hy Ii. V. Fierce. M. I)., of the World
l;I-pens:iry. Jlullalo, X. Y.. Author ol
" I'he IVoiile'a Common Seine Medical
Adviser," etc., etc.
1 am aware that there Is a popular, and
nut altogether unfounded, iiieilldire
against "patent medicines." owing to the
mall amount ot merit w deb mauv or
them po--css. The appellation "Patent
.tletllciuo iloes not apply toniv remedies.
a-no patent has ever been a-ketl lor or
obtained upon them, nor have they been
urged upon llio puDlle as "ctire-alU."
1 ney are -imply some lavorlte iireserin-
tlons w hleh. iu a very extensive practice,
have proved their -upt-tim- remeilial vir
tues in the cure of the dl-cae- tor which
they are recommended. Kvery practicing
hy-ician has his lavorlte remedies, which
le olU-nest recommends or n-e-. beeiilo
he has the greatest eoiilldeneo in then
virtues. The patient doe- nut
know their composition. Kven
prescriptions arc iistialiv wiltteiiln it lan
guage iiulntclllgibli' to any but the drug-
gi-t. as iiiueit secrecy I- employed as
Iu the preparation of proprietary uiedl
cine-. Docs the fact that an article U
prepared by a proce known only to the
imuuiUeturcr render that article les val li
able V How iiiany phv,elaii-know tho
elementary composition of the remedies
which they employ, some ol which have
never been analyzed I'ew pr ictltlouers
know-how Morphine. Oiilnlne. Podonliyl-
liu, I.eptandrin, lVp-lu, or Chloroform,
are made, or how iiau-cnus drugs nro
tran-lormed Into palatable elixirs ; yet
they do not hesitate to employ them. Is
It not inconsistent to tt-e a pre-cription,
the ooiupo-ltlou ol which Is unknown to
ti--, ami discard another preparation
simply hi c.'tu-e it I- accompanied by a
printed statement of Its properties with
directions for Us itey
Some per-ons while admitting that
inv tin dlclncs are good pharnrieciitleal
compounds object lo them on the ground
that ihey sue too ouen ii-eu wun uisiuii
elent iiidguieiil. 1 propo-u to obviate
tills dilllctillv by eiillghlenlng the people
as to the structure, ami functions ol their
bodies, Ihe causes, charaetei-, and symp
toms of di-ea'e.s ami by lutlicatlng tho
proper and Judicious employment of my
inetllcines, logeiher wllh such auxiliary
treatment as may be neee ary. Such is
one of Hie deigns of the I'eople'ri Medical
Adviser, forty thousand copies of which
have already been published, niidnio .-old
at tho exceedingly low price of S1.5H,
iind sent (post-naid) to any address with
in llio I'nlted Stale- ami Canada.
If von .-would patronize, iiiet.ielues,
Fcleutlllcally prepared, use my Family
.Medicines, uniueii .-icuieai litseovery
is tonic, tilteratlvc, or blood cleansing,
and an uncriuali tl cough renieily : Pleas
ant Purgative 1'cllets, scarcely larger
than mustard seed, constitute an agreea
ble and reliable physic i Favorite, Pre
ccription, a remedy for debilitated fe
males ; my Compound hxtiaet of Smart
Weed, a magical remedy for pain, bowel
complaints, and nn uneipialed Liniment
for both human ami Imrse-ilesh ; while
Dr. Sago's Catarrh Itmncdy is known iho
world o.-er as Ihe greatest speelllu tor
Catarrh iind "Cold l Iho Head," ever
given to lliu public.
These standard remedies havu been he
lorn the puhllu fur many years 1 period
long enough to fully '' lla'ii- nierhs,
111111 the best argument that can bo ml
vnuced In their favor U the fact that their
salo was never so great ti dtuingthe past,
six month?. 10-u-lw
; PROMINENT WANTAGES!
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NOW IS THE TIME!
Presents For All !
A Now Method
"Revolution in the
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npi'iinl at our M Stand
A full, CtiiiiLKt and Will clccliil Stock of
DHY GOODS & CLOTHING,
I-adlci,' and ticnllcrocn's Kiind-liiii? tioods, mIiiiimvc will and rue now iirvrariil to nffer
THE UEST INDUCEMENTS EVER GIVEN BEFORE.
W u iropo-v to Rive- In our Dry (ionl sitoiv to
ol seven nullum (47), Ten ardi of Culico
ni-iiiuiuit: piaciu niua, iiaaiirins tne itii)iicuialour ttil itlorts will l e li'til to met It the enmo.
Wo solicit a call from one und all.
HEILBRON & WEIL,
142 & 144 COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
T-21-lni,
Great Exposition.
Head-Quarters
IMMENSE STOCK ! GREAT VAIilETl' ! LOW PRICES !
ALSO
Provisions, Seeds, and other Produce.
Wm. Glenn c& Sons,
TO, untl 72 Vine
IIKSIDKNCK: No. 21 Thlrlrrnth clirrt, lc
twitn WiialdiiKton uvtnucui.d W'ulnutctiTct.
OS'KICKi Nortli ldo of fllglitlt stmt tic
twit'ii Coiiiiiicri'liil and WadilnKtoiuivcniie.
0.
W. DUNNINO, M. D.
IIKSIDKNCK i Corner Ninth and Walnut
Itltrts.
OKf'tCK: Coiner Sixth stritt nnd Ohio Levee.
OrKfCK llt)Uft: From Cu. in. 12m., and
from'.' to 8 p.m.
I.AWYi;ilS.
J
OHN H. JtULKEY,
Attorney at I.niv.
(JAIItO, IM.INOtlS
OFFICK: Al ivsiiU'iico on Nlnlli .Stmt, Ui
l'mi Wii.-liliiutoii uvi'iiui nnd Walnut st,
Q.REEN & OILBEIIT,
Attorneys and ComiNcIorM
at liitM'.
OFFICK; Ohio tjemt; roniiu 7 mid tl
City Nutlond lluuk,
William 11. Grim, )
William II (illhcit,
MUCH Fml'k UllUit J
CAlltO ILLINOIS.
C.SK-clul iiltnitiuii fjhen to .dinirally uud
jtiinboatbuihi;.
DR. SHERMAN'S
Syphilitic
Eradicator.
llil iiitiwrullun la now iicUnnwIcdtd to be
tniicrliir loud known iwiniilies lor I lie Oval-
Byphillis iu nil its Stages, Soroftv
loua Atlcctioua, Chrouio UI
cera, Enlargoroont of tbo
Olnnrts.
Ksneclally In S'liililltio . illMiieva, in which it
liui miu-i. ut.uiy. tvlitu Blvrii up past hope Uy
nliii'iil lilivs.I'llllH It li C'lltllf V Vl'Ultlllj'fi
.So c!uuie of ilU'l U rvU red mid vunhulukcn
in nil ooinlilioi.b ot the ytnn with milVty, unit
in coiinci'iliin with utlivr uicdlchivii, If llie pii-
Ucni iieaiH-s ,
-nt In tinv purt of the Unhid Statea liycx
N It, sinipliiuickuKva sent tn any piirtuftliv
t'lilleil Shitej, on iwlptol'f'"o. AildietM
nit nur.iiM.x.s,
Norlli Sixth nli-ctl it Louis Mo.
1 tt-'ll-lj.
WEEKLYBU11ETIK
ONLY $1.25 A YEAR.
VNIJtIAN. 1 RKAL ESTATK AOE.VT.
WTILLIAM H. SMITH. M. D. I
vv
jitii j'itUAUdii ii rjutis,
SUPEBIOll COiNSTRUCTlOiV,
QUICK AND UNIFORM
of Making a
Dry Goods Trade !"
cacti nnd ever)- ciMonicr iin:lmliig to the amount
Ourahii will lie to ilcierw the futiiie roiillilciac
for Groceries
Street, CINCINNATI.
JOHN a. HARMAN &
Real Estate
CO.
A.VD
HOUSE A.C3-E32STTS
COLLECTORS.
WHVEYAHCEttS, K0TARIK8 PUBLIC
Umd Aitonta of the Illlaola Central and
BuxllnRton and Uutnoy R. K.
Oompanlea,
North
Cor. Sixth and Ohio Lovee,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
I. (I. LYNCH.
M. J. IIOWI.KY.
LYNCH & HOWLEY,
AND
House Agents,
nii nin
and Conveyancers.
uucuiura
OFFICE At the Court Houao.
VAititri Y Nioiti;.
New-York Store
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL.
XjtXaCOat
VARIETY STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Ooodii Sold Very Close.
Horner lOtk St. and Commercial Av
0AIB0, IIXIKOIJ.'
C, 0. PATIElt & CO,'
rAttm.iu.txoin.
O. CLOSE,
GrK,rnl
i Commission Merchant
asm ncAt.cn t.i
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
HAIR, Sic,
Under City National Rank.
" WltJ.trll In cnr-lonil luls at mailt ladum
. prtcw, uiMtng Knteht.
JOHN B. PHZIXIS
AND SON,
(Kucrwsiwirl to John 11. I'hllllO
POBWARDING
AMll
Commission Merchants
.tiid t;ilrr In
HAY, CORN, OATS, FLOUR,
MEAL, BRAN, ate.
Agontifor LAi'LIN ITrAND rOWFKR CO
Corner Tenth Street nnd Ohio
Lovoo.
Z. U. Jtntlm.'s.
K C
MATHUSS & UHL,
FORWARDING
And Grncml
Commission Merchants
Dealer In
GRAIN, HAY
PRODUCE.
FLOUR,
AND
Q4 OIilo Ijovoo.
P. CUHL,
Kxrlinlve
Plour Merchant
Millers' Agent.
No HI Ohio t.cviv,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
7-n;-tf.
K. J . Ayna.
S D. Ay its.
AYRES ic GO.
FIiOUK
And gcutral
Commission Merchants
No. 78
OHIO LEVEE.
X.. D. THOMS,
Commission Merchant,
BrioKEn
And dealrr In
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
Foreign and Someatic Frnlta and Nuta
184 COMMKKCIAI AVENUE.
5-CII.
II TAB T. l-AIUCKII.
II. II. CUNNINGHAM.
PARKER & CUNNINGHAM,
(ijiiccessors to Miller .t Tarkcr.)
FORWARD Q
-AN D
Commission Merchants
And PralcvH I
WHEAT, MEAL, GRAIN. nAY,
orrici -.
til oiiio u;vi'.i;.
t .who. n.r.iNor,
d"tVelme Ica-iit the f-ia-c Ycllou- Wave
lioiio. Monllre.lllllcltJ.'l.l'U, ton.', wtiicli irlvrt
iu iiidjiIi' nirllltltn lor .tmliinf and liIjjttK
o-r-ii.
I.XNVIIANCC.
C. N. HUGHES,
General
Insurance Agent.
OFFICE:
Oyer M&thuii ft Uhl'i.
NONK but
bVUtl,
Vlnt-CUsa Coiupuulra ri rc
INSURANCE.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
S AFFORD, MORRIS
AND CANDEt,
Utntntl
Insurance Agents
73 OHIO LEVEE,
CltyJUUoMl Sto Solldhig tHUirt,
Th Oldaat Eatabllahad Anaoy tn Sou th
am Illlnoia, rapjaaaMttng ovir
65 000 000.
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