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ASUAI.ON l,Ul)(Ii:( .NO. .11,
KnlgHts ol Pythian, mtttn every Krl
ilny nUlit Hi halr-pual aetru, tnudtl-
PellllW' Hull JMO. II (iliSKMAH.
Chancellor oiimuitiiliT.
AI.KXANDKIt I.OIIIIK, NO 'A! I
lliilrlipnilrnt Order of Odd-Ktl-
lumi. Himn e.iji iiui rrmj .,.
lit liHlr-tiiuiiiifi. lii their bull uu
Omitmrclat uvetiuc, lxtwe.li nlxtli and sJevcntU
stmt. T J. Kuan N. II.
tAIKD KNCAMI'MRST, I. O. O, l,mttls
v. viii odd fellow' Hull uiiIIih flrstund tlilrd
ltie.idui in every month, nt luilr-ini-d seven,
.Imo If Ouuily, 0. I'.
ACAIltO LOIlUK. S,M,A.1','A M.
ilulil rcKiilur coiiiiiiunlculiotK In Ma-
7CiT snnlo Hall, lunar Commercial avenue
' uii'l hlitlitli trcet, on Uie teooii'l raid
oiirlh MumiUV oreuch inunlli.
LOCAL NOTICES.
'Portrait tilaeei."
Thin Is n now style of plc.uru now bo
Ing prrolucid by Wm. Winter, the artl-t,
ot this city. These picture nre creating
much Interest In hII the principal Kit-tern
utid Western titles, being altogether new.
They nru unliku photograph", being
raised anil beautllully enameled over the
entire surface, soft in tone, but ilMlnel In
the light anil Mimics. No ono who sees
them fall" to admire them, or to give tho
artist un order. We Iiiivu foii'ii shown a
number of plcturfK of well-known hullcs
nml gfiitlcnifii of tlio city, and have no
hesitation In pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. UY would therefore udvNu all
who lulu Inti ret In nich mutter or de
sire pictures, to call upon Mr. Winter at
hi gallery mid xiitiilm hN work In thU
new branch of tin siiadow-capltiring nrt.
D-U-tf
I.tilli llerlp-t tin Pll lllMIK.
A It li turo,
Th" Western Trimc-sco Aprlcnltur.il
and Mechanical Aofliitioti. of lncUnii.
'IVniHwe. will hold their Fourth Annual
Exhibition on thi. 'Jlhlo3UHi nfOctoher.
inclu-lvc, l87o. at which time there will
be dally sales of stock, agricultural Im
plement", etc., making it one of the limit
important meetings ever held in the Stale.
Bring your dock and Implement.
.l.so. V. Kkith, President.
Titos. Clark, Secretary.
0- 2.1-wlt.
Wnntrrl
Kvery'iody to kno tint the place to get
A smooth slme,
A oid sham o.
A UM"iriMr- hair-cut.
Of mi) lh ml- 1 that line,
1- ut till! lilUMl C TKL lUltM.'l!
Sn I1, co. tier latflttti ami Co mm relai.
Wg-if .1. OeoiuiK STi.snotE.
11 1.NKMKR nt l.oula llerUirfa
OS" Or. .Sherman, the great Special
ist, f00 North Sixth street, has pained an
enviable reputation in the speedy manner
in which he treats all chronic tll-ra-t"..
See advertisement for hi- great Syphilitic
Krndlcalor, iiidorfcd by the medlnil fa
culty evtty win re. It-lS-lyr.
5illr uf K. iniitnl.
C. Koch lia- removed hN boot and
i-l i oe llop from the old Ptaud to his
new brick building (one block below).
No. 00 Commercial avenue, between
Filth and Sixth rtreete. where he will
keip 1 lie be.'t home made and St. Lotii
custom made bootK and Ikh'", made of
the best iimterlal ; good workmanship
and in the latent Myles. All order.
promptly attended to. 9-23 tt.
I'lI.SENEK at I.ouIb HerbertV.
To the t'lllarn orrnlro.
1 would Inlorm n rainy friends thit 1
am iltll in thr tictloti tm -in s-, nod rend
tit KttenJ to all Dult that mat offer. My
long e. perlci.ee in thU liunine4 n citr i.u
cmaiut-iit- 1 1 nu i X rlruct t n my part,
nu partleo tntrt.itliiK ttuud t in c it
uteil urn. ti HiialU an am no "qulb' r
iioioe in th buiiiuc.
rp el 1 atlcmluii kIvcii to rc-lctntc nd
oui.iiof.r fulR., tin I h tve iivirr mliiaeii mak
ing n pal?. I) Hahtman, Aucthuiut r.
Currmr dixtb tr-ct and Coiumerclul A v.
7-at-tt
Wttnh I.UtN.
Ucaily printed packages of wni-h lUt.
motigh in each book to la two years,
lor 60 wnt each at the Bulletin Olllce
lur the next two dayi.
DrlleiouPlUIEMeRt I.onlu lice.
bcrt'B.
A No. 1 lrftnndrjr.
It l-nowconce ed that Mr?. Odcaiin,
lhi 1 ute less, . li I'ouitli W.et, lie
tweeu V uiimtiii A C mmi'rci lavenuef,
his ono it t ie I) et'O illlctetl laundry
tabi kIiiii i t- n tbu tlty, and Uodlortln ot
hotel-atirl hoarditii; 'imi-f Mil tind it to
their ailjiti,'ti to cull upon her
Her rk'i m are an IoIIoah: 11 'til and
bounitiiK-'iou i uiiing, -,a rem per
dozun, Fni piece work irirr arc
ay follow.: SIhkio -lilrt itnd col
lir, 10c; p rdnzetiB c; sock- Tic; two cot
lar?, fc; tw h nulkerehlc!", 6c; Vfth UOcj
and ad gentlemen' wear, fie per
dozen. I.a'lle' ortb-ei., 2.N to Nlt
"klrt-l'i tt "JOe; driwer' n to irc; two
milr hone fx: two eo lurin to l.'c. Fur la-
dlcn' pluln clothe- $1 mi p. r dozen; (or la.
iIIch tin otn . l i' l"T dozen; done
dnniptly, and promptly delivered, I'a
tronaje foheltetl S-'-lru
For Sale.
.11....- ..!nl..,l V,. 0 Wlluiii m.lltt n '
su, ..,.... ..-. - . ..... ..........
SowitiL' .Machine, hard (piano) llnlsh. I
..r.i ri.i.nui iiiiuii.
valued nt S85. Will be sold ut SJ0 dl
count, on good terms, and ordcred.dircct
from the factory.
Colored and mounted Maps ot tho
city of Cairo at S3 50 each (hall price.)
A No. 0 Wllnon Shuttle Sewing Ma
.l.t.... ....t....,l ) firm . . ....
discount, and ordered direct from th u1
factory.
A $00 Remington Sowing Machine
$30 oft for cash. Suitable lor tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer.
"Flctureiiqiio America" 13 numbers
bound hi i volume?, full gill Morocco;
price, $40.
A stylo "E." "Clougli, Warren it
Co.'s" Parlor Organ, right' from tliu fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $300. Will
bo "sold for $200.
A new two-horse Gamblo wagon.
For tuy of tin above artlolei, apply at
thf BVUWX otflca). K. A, Buwait.
ihe jjulldiu.
AllVlill USIMI.
I3.tl Mill rorndivrtMntt niethir nd pf.y
sblctv AUVAcr.
Imniknt nilttrlldint will hp Intted ut ttiw
rnte cf (I H) j.fr.vjluirt; f.ir tin- llr-t hirrtiuii
ond Wctnti furearli julntfiient one. A ltberut
i!l 'count will he mndc nti 'tjndln; nldliility
inlvirtlf.frufiiti
Ltienl nolicei, lniihie- t.r otlivrwlee, Willie
rlmrgctl ten crnli irr line I'or the Hut ami lire
ceiiH fiir eiiili additional insertion, (eoiliitlng
the Unci nridiii.viii(l))n tliecoittit wl I leinudc
litter llilnt hiMrllon.
Clmrcli, Soflfly, Kill I mI and .Suj.)itr notices
Will only lie Inreittit a wlurtUcmciitn.
For ItitrrtlniC Funeral notlre i til .Nolle of
mi-vtlntf orm.rlftlt n or mtitI (inters M) cents for
rued hiaertl in.
No adcrtl(nent wilt lie received alios than
fi ' rtnti)
CITY NEWS.
FMOAY, OOltJllliU 8, 1875.
I.nrnl Vteiillir Kvport.
C'Aiao ILL., Oct.:,Ii7.''.
TIUK. Hah
ii.tri.H 01
Wr.ATM.
7 u.in
it "
3 p.m.
Cloudy,
luody
C'lfur.
an 2 1
A I'tink WhiiIciI.
A good cook wanted immediately at
the Ill'LLKTIN olllce.
tJiMioml Itemx
Iturgcr Is doing a rousing dry goods
bti.dues.
.Mr. W. II. Morris in again able to be
nt lilt olllce.
-Phil. Howard has gone to the fair at
St. Loub.
Large stock of earpeto, oil cloth" and
matting, at greatly reduced prices, at C.
IlaunyV.
More gravel is being put upon the.
street of our city.
And now we Inivs another change in
the weather.
(Jo to Withlcr'ii for cheap and good
clothliie.
There was a number ol Mound City
people In Cairo ycMcnlay.
Mr. .lame" .lolinMin lnt gone to St.
I. otili to attend the fair.
Large Mock dry good-, without re
serve, at very low prices at ( . Ilanny s.
-I.aige dock of wild pigeons are to
be -t en living over this city every dav.
-Wuhhr ndvertl-cs lil determination
to not he mulct .ioId by any clothier In
Cairo.
See SchuhV advertisement ot Kre.-s'
fever and ague tonic. It is !-aid to be a
certain cure.
Ike VVulderis readying a large and
enthu-iatlc stock of fall and winter
clothing.
Large utock gents' furnishing goods
at very low price", at C. IlannyV.
Another party of emigrants, num
bering one hundred, will pass through
Cairo to-morrow tor Tex.i".
The sale of pictures was in Hart-
man new Mure, "n Sixth t-tteet, between
the avenue".
The young man who Enid the Knights
of Pythias intend to go Into Wnrdner's
third Jtory v;i mMakcu.
I'he town wn full of country pro-
dueowagou" yesterday fiom Kentucky
niid.Mi"ouri.
Forn nice suit ol children and boyV
clothing at tho luwcn mtc and be-t tits.
,'o to Hellhron A Well's 1 U nml 1 1 1 Com
mercial avenue.
Mr?. Cochran and family, and the
celebrated Tom Collins arc nt the St.
Charles.
Eighth street, .Mnco the new brick
Mdewalk" have been laid, present" a much
neater appearance.
It is. said that we are to have a theater
troupe in Cairo about the .nth ol this
mouth.
Large Mock ot dome-tic print.-, inn
litis, and tickings, at. low price-., nt C.
Ilanny'.".
It I" said that the MUsUslppI Central
railroad I- about to tie sold to the Illinois
Central railroad company.
Huelner. ot the Planters' House. Is
having a new sign painted on the win
dow ol lilt hotel.
Halliday Hi-olIiciV cooper shopi. at
the corner of Twentieth Mivct and Com
mercial aveiitie, are busy places.
Large Mock ladle' turuishlng goods
to be sold very cheap at O. Hanny's.
The Alfxuuilt-r ('utility Hank will
iy liiterent uu . homIIh in lbt muv
Iiikn deiartBiul.
-Olllccr Andy Cain, who has been
tick for tcvcral days, is out and about
again looking alter ordinance violator:
Haverley's minstrels are In St. Louis,
and will, it is said, visit Cairo during
their Southern tour this winter.
The Liberal HelIgionl"ts, in consider
tuion of the party to hu given on Tuesday
evening, have postponed their sociable
until one week from to-ulght.
The only place where yon can lind
a flue assortment of children's merino
cloaks and bonnets at very low prices, is
HciLunoN & H Kii.V
Among tho cIMingulMicd arrivals at
I M.....I.,,, ........ ...I.... I.. ....... L
'""t" "itiiteo u.
. . n,.vtt.v.i,,,. V A Pntil.-
a,v' " - -"J ....... i
of New Albany, and V. A. Hosenhaui, of
New York.
Mr. Hoecnwatcr, of tho tlrm of Gold
dine A Hoci:water, is having another
story put to his house on Eighth Mrcct,
between Washington tiveiiuu and W.iluut
mreft.
Two women of easy ivirture, ol thU
wuro V'" (nT aml T .
Judge Uross on Wednesday evening, tor
"Haunting" itbout the streets, and vlhlt
lug saloons after night.
Large Mock clothing to be rold out
without reset ve, at C. Hanny't.
The Delta Fire Company, which is
one of the best organizations in tills city,
am making an cllort to meet thu lust pay
meut on their engine. The payment
will bit made, we are told, about tl(ts mid
die of this moyth.
Uurger, the drv goods merchant, will
eloso his Rtoro on Saturday, in accordance
with tho Jowlshcustonion their holiday
but the establishment will be opcund
Tim. Wtxu VL.
M SK " "
1,3 .V 4
M l-'iJm 0
feven o'clock in the evening, Tor the
transaction ot bit"tucs3.
TUK ALEXANDElt COUNTY
IiANh.WlM PAY INTKItEsl' ON
OEPOSITS IN THU SAVINGS OE
PAItT.MENT. Thy Pulnl(l cotiuly circuit court,
now lu session ut Mound City, Is occupy
ing tho attention of a number of our
lawyers.
Oemp? Solomon, tho horec-trainrr of
this city, has returned from his trip
through Mi"oui l with the racing stables
uf Coulon & Mo inn, of Charleston, Mis
souri. Tlit-grcat Chicago" WhlteSlocklngs"
nml tho St. Louis "Brown Stockings"
base halt clubs, will play lu St. Louis to
day, ntnl the game will bo wltnccd by a
number of Cairo people.
II. Mycr, the tobacconist of the
levee, since wc made known to the peo
ple ot Cairo that his "Key Went Perfec
tion" cigars are not excelled by any man
ufactured, has sold six thousand of them.
Another week for :i present of ten
yards ol calico, to thofc who buy teven
dollar'? worth of dry good at Ikilbron A
Well'?.
Tho report of the condition ot the
Alexander County Hank Is published in
another column. To those who were nc
njialnted with this Institution when Mr.
F. llros took it In hand, the statement
will show that tinder his management it
lias grown in public lavor. And it must
contintt'j to thus grow while he controls
It. His untiring energy will crowd It
inf public notice, and his reputation for
honesty and business sagacity will com
mend It to public confidence. Wc have
no doubt it has become one of the fixed
Institutions of Cairo.
An old cltlr.cn of Cairo, living In one
of tho lower wards, iiad ncow. Now that
cow tool; It Into her head to get drunk,
but it was her last. She wandered through
the streets waiting for some other cow
to a'k her to take a smile, but nary a
smile. Hut she was not to be beaten in
that way. No, not she. Passing up ono
of our streets, she spied somethluglu the
gutter that resembled blackberry brandy
and it was blackberry brandy too, tor
It had been retailed over the counter ol
one of our saloon keecr?, but finding It
getting beautifully less poured It Into
the gul ter not to b logt, however. Her
majesty drank considerable, went home,
staggered once or twice and dropped a
dead cow never to smile again. The
owner gave her hldo to some dniymeu
for her removal. Drinker?, take a warn
ing therefrom blackberry brandy kills
sometimes brutes.
Large stock of woolen goods, tlan
litis, lliiseys and sheeting flannels, very
cheap, ut C. Hauuy's.
The relatives ol one or two of the
young men w ho took part in the late
minstrel iierforinauces of the Taylor Lit
erary Club, who do not reside in this
city, but who. through the papers, have
been apprised of them, exhibit much dis
tress lu the thought that the w hole club
are about to enter thu iiiln-trel profes
sion. Numerous letters, ot which the
following arc fair samples, have been re
ceived, urging the young men referred
to above to abandon the buslues"alonce,
and save their ancestors from shame and
disgrace: "I am greatly pained
and concerned to read in the Bu'L
lkti.h that you have been oil somewhere
In Missouri playing "end man' In the Ne
gro Miimrel line. I cannot think of this
without regret and anxiety, and 1 at once
write you to urge you to decline all fu
ture engagements of the kind. You are
not going Into it n a profession ? Heaven
forbid ! but your smattering at it Is far
from duty to yourselt and your family,
and will soon work you both social and
bu'iness injury. Write me, therefore, at
once, that you will give it up promptly
ind will contluo yourself faithfully and
industriously to your business," Then
comes one that reads thin: "My God!
to think that I have raised u son so utterly
blind to tho teachings of a loving
mother," etc. Then comes one from the
father of n certain young man : "Never,
you young reprobate, as long as the
breath of life la-ts in me, let me set my
eyes upon you again, If you persist iu fol
lowing the Negro Minstrel business. Al
ready you have brought down uoon your
mother and myself the reproaches of our
entire circle of relatives, whoc lndigna
lion at your actions, I am compelled to
admit, are just, but God knows hard to
Itcar."
Hemcmber the grand ball ot the An
cient Order of Hibernians at Scheel's hall
on the 1 Sill lust. A good time may bo
expected. 10-tf-tf
Untieing Nrbool.
The iindcrlgned will open a Dancing
School Monday night, at Klugc's hall.
Those wishing to attend will please boat
the hall at 7 o'clock. Gents' clan will
meet regularly on Mondays and Thurs
days at 8 o'clock. Ciias. H.uitiv.
I0-S-81
Attention, KitlvOt.
The regular meeting of Asculou Lodge
No. 31 Knight of Pythias, takes place
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. As business
ot vital Importance Is to como up, each
and every mouther is respoctlully re
quested to attend without further notice
T..L Kcitni, K.ol It. &S.
rir una Witr.
We would Inform our many pstron?,
and the public generilly, that we ha
removed our stock of groceries damaged
by lire on ilia n1thtol the 3Uth of Sep
tember to the miction houso of Parker it
Axley, on Commercial avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth etrtetf. These
fcoodr. wilt ho fioii at auction nml private
falu tor tho next ivn tluyp, ailordtng to
tins citizens ot Cairo an opportunity lo
purchase groceilts cheaper than ever bo
h ire oflertd lu this city, Many of these
goods are new and fresh, and were not
damaged lu any respect. Call and ex
amino lor yttumeUes. Term? ot uale
strictly cash. Hespeotfiilly,
O. W. Wiiiaoc.-iISon.
Chas. 8, DcLay, Auctioneer, 10-fi-lw
BIO INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN C1GAUS AND TOiACCO, AT
t COWPKRTnWj.IT PaiLLLPS'.
Kenolnllonii or TfMtlk.
At n meeting of the Taylor Literary
Club held Wednesday evening, thu fol
lowing resolution were adopted :
WiimtKAS Col. 8. S. Taylor having al
ways manifested a great Interest in tho
w elfare of tho Taylor Literary Club, and
having recently mado this club more
sensible of Ids lntere-t by tho donation
of a handoiuu book-case, therefore bo it
Jlttottcd. That tho thanks of this club
are due and are hereby tendered to Col.
Taylor, tor litis expression orids Interest
and good will ; and bo It lurther
IlctoU'cil, That these resolutions be
spread nt largo on tho records of this
club, mid copies hereof ho furnished to
tho publisher ot tho Cairo Hui.lktin
and Cairo Evening Win for publication.
Wm. q. McUki:,
W. It. Haoan,
C. C. Maso.v,
Committee.
WncnnA"j. In our late entertainments,
given in this city and Charleston, Mo.,
several gentlemen displayed a comment'
able desire to aid us in our cntcrprNc,
therefore bo It
liuofotd, That the thanks of this club
are due nnd are hereby tendered to Me-srs.
W. II. Morris. J. 8. Alsthoro and Prank
Howe, anil to Mesrs. Laily and Pox; ttlso
to the citizens" of tills city nnd Charleton
for their kind appreciation of our efforts ;
nnd In) It further
Jtet'Jfil, That these resolutions lie
spread at large upon the records of this
club, and a copy hereof bo tumMied to
the publishers of tho Cairo llta.i.CTt.v
and Cairo Evening Sun for publication.
W. Q. McGkk,
W. It. llAUAN,
C. C. Maso.v
Committee.
COMMERCIAL.
CAIitO, lLL.,Tlll'ltSI)AY KVKXINfl.
October 7, 1875.
The weather for the past few days,
until to-day, has been very changeable,
and somewhat cold and dreary. A flue
fall of mill Tuesday night laid the dust
tor a short season. Vesterday was
cloudy, and a keen north wind prevailed.
The weather moderated to-day, and the
night clo.-ed in on a clear sky with the
temperature still low enough for a sharp
frost.
Wc are glad to note some Improve
ment nml a little more activity In the gen
eral market, although nearly everything
is still clashed as (lull. Orders have In
creased siuee the tlrst of tho mouth, and
tho last few days "how a fair amount of
business done at the old range ot prices.
Dealers are hopeful that it permanent
change for the belter has taken place and
the balance of the season will compare
favorably with tho business of the past
few years.
THK MARKET.
JOttr friends should bear in mind
that the prices hero given are usually tor
sales from first bauds in round lots. In
illllug orders and for broken lots it is nec
essary in churgt; un udvanco oyer these
Hguros -Xa
FLOUK.
Stocks are ample and although the
market Is reported quiet, more flour has
been sold tince our last report than has
moved in any one week for several
mouths. The demand is mo-tfor medium
grades. Sales were : 400 bins, $t mg.
0 0.1; SOObbl", SI 50&7; COO bbls. city.
$77 73; 200 bbls. on orders, $.i7;
200 bbls XX. S-l 7."i : 100 bbls choice
XXX. $5 73 ; 100 bbls XXX. 65 50 ; 100
bbls choice XXX. 63 75; 100 hbU choice
family, $7 ; 200 hbl various grades,
$1 50(S7.
HAY.
Tho market Is well supplied with low-
grades of all kinds and very little wanted.
Choice timdlhy is scarco and in good
demand to 111 1 order". Sales weru one
car nilvd delivered. SIS; ono car red
top delivered, SU;fotir choice mixed de
livered. SIC; one carload mixed deliv
ered, SM: tour cars mixed delivered, Si I;
two cars choice delivered, $17; one choice
timothy delivered, 19.
COHN.
The supply is very limited and the de-
maud smalt. Prices arc steady at the
old figures. We note sales of 3 cars
white, in sacks, delivered, C5c; 1 car
mix I. in sacks, delivered, 03o; I car
mixed, hi sacks, delivered, 02c; 2 cars
white mixed. In sack-, delivered. Glo; 1
car mixed, in sacks, delivered, 00c.
OATS.
Southern Illinois is very plenty and
sells slow. Choice northern, whitu and
mixed are in fair demand and scarce; sales
were 1 car northern In sacks delivered
45c; four cars northern in sacks delivered,
43c; one car .southern Illinois In sacks
dtiiveted, UOv.; ono car dark mixed in
sacks delivered, 4u'c; two cats southern
Illinois In sacks delivered. 15c ; one car
white In sacks delivered, lSc; two cars
northern lit sacks delivered, lie :
mux.
The market is linn and supply only
moderate. Wc note sales of 1 car lu
sacks delivered, $17 ; 1 car lu sacks de
livered, SKI; 1 car com bran, lu sacks
delivered, SI 1.50.
MEAL.
Tho market is overstocked witli coun
try meal which is very dull at limitations.
City meal still sells readily at lower fig
ures. Sales were 100 'ibis, steam dried,
S2.85; 100 bbH. steam dried, S2.80; 100
Ubls. fleam unco, s-.ou.
lUJiTEIf,
Tito market Is ste.uly mid tlrm. All
choice Hud- rf ady ft'" a last as It arrives.
Common and medium me plenty and
drugging. Sj'.i wcrn : 1 p iekages me
dium, 25e; 6 packaged choice, 2S30c; t
1,000 pound Southern Illinois, round !
lot, 23o ; 400 pounds Northern, 20c; 10
packages choice Northern, 2S30o; 5
packages choice Northern, 27()28c.
KlJGS.
Heeelpts are all taken on arrival nt 20c,i
i l, i.,iim. In f.. ........ .1...
.mil ilia irnuiipM ... mtn un;
demand. Sale were : dozen, 20c ;
800 dozen, 18 to. 20c.
CHICKENS.
The market l bare and demand good.
Very few came Into market this week,
nt thaw found rsntly alo m follow : 3
coops old, S3 25; 1 coops young, $'2 60
?3.
APPLES.
Tho market Is fairly supplied mid easy.
Hales wero 20 barrels, $2 SSfeJ BO; 200
barrels as to quality, $23.
PROVISIONS.
The market Is llrm mid sales ready.
Very little oilers. We note sales ot f,000
pounds clear sides, l'Jjfod IJ.
cahhaui:.
Overstocked nnd very mdct. We note
sales of 4,(X)0 heads, lf;0c.
CAIRO MARKETWHOLESALE.
Corrected dully by K. M. Stearns, roinmlMlun
nuirhiiit, siirrtlnry or the Cairo Hoard of
Trade.
Flour, nccordlns; to gmdc
Cora, lulled, mickcd
Coin, while, t.ickcd
Ods, mixed
Ilrmi, rt ton
Mrul, aieiim dried.
Ilntler, choice Northern
Mutter, cholc- fionllicrn Illinois
Kg, iicriloten
C.iicken. per dozen
.... 5 00 47iO
7.'o
AlC
a.vw,lfc
, $lti no
a ii"
z.jc
J lit
42 Wi&: id
I nru KTII01tn .-
Apple", choice, kt Iwrrvl
Apples, common xr1ru'l
Potatoes per barrel
Onions, ier barrel
J 00
1 fr)
I 7.1
n i j
RIVER NEWS.
Port Mat.
AltltlVUD.
Steamer .Mm Flsk, Paducah.
St, Genevieve, St. Louis.
" Capitol City. Vicksbtirg.
It. II. Cooke, Kvansvlllc.
ni.PAMT.I).
Steamer dim 1'isk, Paducah.
" II. II. Cooke, Kvainvllle.
St. Genevieve. Vieksburg.
" Capitol City, St. Louis
Tow-Boat Lioness, St. Louis.
IttVF.H AMI WKA'IIIKR.
The river last evening was 11 feet .1
3-5 Inches on tho gauge, having fallen 4
1-5 Inches during the previous 21 hours,
Weather clear ami cool. Something
of n swell Is still reported In tho Ohio,
and the Cumberland still rises.
Uusiue's improving.
ni:xi:itAL itkm.
Capt 1!. W. Dugan Is expected hero
to-day. He Is "doing" tho St. Louis
fair.
The Evausvillo packets, run regu
larly and ono leaves hero dally except
Monday.
.foe. Able itnd JesMe Medially have
opened a steantboat lumber yard on
Sixth street.
The Ben Accord is coming from St.
Louis to tow up the hull of tho General
Anderson, lately completed at Metropo
lis. Diver John Gwyer is still at Shreve
port waiting for thu river to fall so he
can ralso tho W. J. Ueehau, which sunk
theru about tho 10th of July.
Wc like the suggestion of 4,SeuecV
in yesterday's Sun, and agree with that
writer, as will everybody, that the great
want ot our city Is to have the low places
tilled up to the grade. e are also pre
pared to agree with "Seneca" that the
tilling process would not cost near so
much as people would think. Seneca"
says mat tie believes that the contract
would bo taken at twenty-live- cents per
yam, which Is a lower figure, llut we
are prepared to say that there are parlies
in this city, entirely responsible, who
would takti the contract at a figure much
lower, and if our citizens desire to test
i ne ii inn oi our statement tuey can tio so
-peedlly by advertising for bids upon the
work.
curi'tNos.
Evau5illu Coio-ier, October u : "The
collision between tho T. T. llllluiitii,
bound for Louisville, and the Vim.
Shmkle, on her way to this nnrt. Sunday
morning, came near being a very sei ituw
atlair lor the Shmkle. Taylor Well-,
pilot of the Vint. Shlukie. gives us his
version of tho affair, as lie. was ai the
wheel at the time. Thu Vint. Shinkl
had laid by on tho Indiana shun? tor fog
niioiii eight nines oeiow .cw Aiiiauy
Early Sunday morning, as the log pa'r
tiuliy cleared up, he moved out,
and was running under slow bells,
soiiiiutug ins wutsuo every tew mo
ments, and had proceeded a lew mile
when ho suddenly saw thoT. T. Hillmau
approaching nuu immediately Bounded
two whistles for thu starboard, which
was answered by theupprpuch lug steam
er by one. Tho bont-s were so clo-c on
each other that he saw a collision was Im
minent, and he commenced backing, and
thinks the headway of tho Shlukie was
cheeked, when the lllllmaiicamo straight
on without changing her course, striking
the Shiuklo just alt tho breast hook", and
forward of the torward hutch on thu star
hoard quarter, then running in under the
Shlnkle's guards, breaking 11I110 of her
timbers into small pieces and crushing in
tho hud for sonic ten feet
down to the knuckle streak
or plank, and tearing up tho fire
cii"tle of tho Hillmau to her capstan,
knocking down her jaekstufl, and had it
not been for the freight and several hogs
head" of tobaeeoou tho Hillman's forecas
tle she would have run her down. As It
was she got oil iiuito lucky. Tho Hlll
uiau's damages did not seem to ho great,
as she was soon on her way up the river,
while the Shlnkle wti listed with her
freight lo tho larboard nnd was run upon
tho hank ami a bulkhead built which en
abled her to proceed to this port without
further damage to either boat or cargo.
There was ono life lost on tho Hillmau,
a router by tho nauio of Cnriwrlght.
who was knocked overboard and
drowned. Captain Tichcnor. on Ids ar
rival hero, at onco mado arrangements
with Captain Murray, of tho dry docks,
to repair damages, ai d sho was dropped
down to tho Latua-co wharf last evening,
ami her starboard hows ran upon shore,
where last night a largo force was at
work on her, and sho will soon bo all
right nml ready to resume the light with
renewed vigor as an Independent packet
to Louisville. Pilot Wells' account above
Is as ln gave it to us, The local Inspec
tors wilful onco Itivesilgate thu ma'ter
and elicit all tho tacts In the case -Pilot
1 H'irvey Thompson, who bears tho repu
t.iilnn nt' a "nml and trtistv nllot. was at
tho wheel of tlio t T. Ililltnan at' tho
time of the collision.
Oct. 7, IS7.S I
AUOTB
I.OtT WATtH
CM INIiKi
STATION.
rt.
vir.- ik
t-'alro
I'itUlmiv.
Cincinnati
l0lV.IUO
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4
v.
n
i
NaaliVlUe
UniU .
lutereat BpoU-
Tht AUxandtv County Rank wilt ptiy in
ttmt on dtpotitt in the "laviiip dipart
mnt, " lOS'lm
LYNCH & HOWLEY'8
Real .Estate Column
FOR b'ALK.
Several good Farms' and 3,000 ncres of
unimproved Lands In Alexander county.
-'Winter's lllock" nml 'Winter's
How."
A largo number ol desirable Resi
dences, and excellent vacant Lots, sulla
bki for business hou"es and residences.
lion-con Nineteenth street, for $50.
with privilege ol leao.
FOll KENT.
Winter's lllock- stiltnblo Tor Until,
Olllces or llu"lui'"s rooms cheap.
Tenements numbered 4, 7, Sand 0. In
Winter's How, 5 rooms each, for $10 per
month.
No. 10. (corner) 12 507 rooms.
That desirable double Cottage on
corner of Thirteenth and Washington.
Kino two story brick on Commercial
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, suitable for Dwelling nnd liust
ness. Two lionp on Commercial, below
Sixth street, suitable for Business Houses
and Dwelling".
Two small Houses wet ofTwcnly-
secotiu street, near I'ine, 51 each per
mouth.
Dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, 0 room", for $12 per month.
Hit-hiess houso on Levee, near Eighth
street, for $20 per month.
FOIt LEASE Oil SALE.
number of Lots on Levee, above
Twelfth street, outstdo lire limit". Also
a large number of other Lots In dihYrcnt
localities.
Lands, in tracts lo suit, near Cairo.
. 8-18-tf.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Hnf ftonltitra Htl.
'lids eligibly slttiatetl hotel, on Ohio
Levee, between Sixth and Eighth streets,
will bo rented on very reasonable terms.
For particulars apply to Lr.o Klkh.
10-0-1 w. .f
JXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the Bulletin olllce, priutci.
f J AO nnd $ I 00 per M.
For Nile.
A No. 1 Now Trading Boat ; counters
and shelving all complete; AO feet long,
14 feet beam. Will be sold at n bargain
if called for soon. llr.Nnv Savers.
10-C-2W i5 Ohio Levee, Cairo, III.
(.'Interim Clcnncil
rontons' ha vingcUterm needing pump
ing out and repairing can have it done
promptly and at prices f suit the times,
by calling on J. S. Hawkins. Cross street.
1 have a man and pump employed all the
time for the purpose. 9-10-tf.
I.onln Herbert bna FII.NR.M'.R.
Kemaved.
A. 1 1 alley has removed to hit now
store room, 11 rommerelal avenue, op
posite Wluter's.Ulock, and next door to
the Arab engine house, where ho will be
pleased to sec all his old customers am
as many new ones. tKJO-tl
non'rrorset t
If you want tinware, stoves etc.. that A.
Halley has changed his plan- of business
and can now be found at US Commercial
avenue, next door to the Arab engine
house, where ho will Iks pleased to see
ott and give .you bargains as of old.
0 30 if -
A Fin HtotU.
U in. Elders desires to Inform Ids pat
rons and tlieimtillc generally, that ho ha
now on hand a huge stock of French mid
German Calf,. Kip and Morocco, and Is
prepared to manufacture, lor store and
olHce wear, tire lluest of Morocco or Call
SUlu Slioes or Hoots ; and for farmers
draymen and out-door wear generally, his
French Kip stands above nuythlng ever
ollered In thts market. Ills Lasts are of
the latest tyle., and ho can guarantee a
til and sili.-.atiyn to all his. patrons,
o-a-tr.
Obstaoles to Marriage.
Happy relict for young men from the
ell'ect of Error s and Abuses lu early life
Maulioo l restored. Impediments to Mar
riage removed. New method of treat
ment. Now and remarkable remedies.
Hooks ami Circulars sent free, In sealed
envelopes. Address Howard Associa
tion, 410 N. Ninth .street, Philadelphia,
Pa. an institution having n high repu
tation for honorable minima and profes
sional skill. 8-24-d,fcw3m
I'or JSTo-vtr Orlownw.
The Elegant 1'itsicnitcr Tackat
THOMPSON DEAN,
W II Miller Mustir.
Uen, MlltcnlwrKfi' Ckrk.
Will leave Ca ro H.VTUItDAY. October Dili.
and AUraiihls Wfc.USKMAY, October I3tli, for
me uuiitv unn an wuy jiuiuis
rur iii'ixni ' iiaMtgu aiipiy, on no.nu, or ill
tho olUc i.I llalliaay A I'lillllin' whurllHiut.
10--lt
In Oaaneory-Maitar'i Sale.
State of UliunU, Alfitn Jrr County ).
In tti Alexanilcr County Circuit t'tiiut.
Wllll.iro M.'Athtrton asil John Uodgttte, Joliu
iiiihiin buu u.riirci ii unacv i nriiuon.
PUIU.IU iiutlw Is hi'ivby (riven tltut in inr
nuance ofa drcrin midoreil lu Ihonbuvu ru-
tilKilpaiinti In uM court nt ihclluy term thereof
A. i'.i i!i, i Joiin v," jiiiniiinii musier id
cli.iuiTV of sulti counlv. will, on Tueaduv the
Mh day ol'Uctuber A I) , ltfTfl; ut the li'iur of 3
o'c'nek i.m cf laid ilav, tell nt iublio vendue,
ut thu court hoaar duor fn the city of Cairo, iu
tuid eountv. the fallowlnr described real i.-eilr.
ti-n ii: me -outn nunoi me nortlicaat tiuurtcr
of section twenty-inen (i7), townahln dfteeu
(15), south range, uumbtr two ( ) weal of the
third principal merldlHU in the countynl Alex
ander anil Mate of Illinois together with the
iciiviuciiia mm nvrctitiamenia tuvicuatti w
l.infflllff uf fh.rtji annvrtnlnlncr
- ayriua ni nate unrnaii rjan in iimiiii, uaianvw
in-oneanu two vetun etjuai yaymw , who ai
injsctuil.tnirreal per annum itierenni delVrmt
wymHil to be-scared by ranruragu na Ine
property Mid
.'''-'To'll'AN.
Ma.terinClisncery.
Miieirar it Lansden,- Coniplalnaut'a lollcltor..
V-ai-llir
J W.CMORIPTIOK
--7iri .k. mim at Haaalual Weaki
H - itlaaatood iad aH Jleanleri brou
oo by IHIteretlnM or eioau, Any Ol
kw AbYnnttram.
Walder's Clothing
SPLENDID NEW STOCK
-or-
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
1KB. WALDEK receivlnv daily n
rita iimd nlandld Mock of uoorii.
ana la datarmlnad to
NOT BE UNDERSOLD
IN CAIRO;
,?2 in. r"gl H.Klte the vary boat
Itooda tot the very lowaat prices. Call
and aaa lor yourselves.
Cormer Siztk Street mm& Ohio
ic...r, 7C0- .
PAUL G. SCHTJH
8ELI18
AND WILL WARRANT
2 BESS
FEVER i 16DE
TONIC.
When ovorv other natont mcdi-
oino fail to euro tho Chills, then
try
KRESS TONIO.
PRICE, $1.00 PHI BOTTLE
PAUL O. SCHUH'S,
IflA ftAtn frt at-I n 1 A tia
lo-s-tr 7
Ncnlrd Proposal
W1I.1. btrccclve .1 at my office bcttimi the
liutint iiriiii'vliM-ku, in., timl f o'clock.
11 in . llntlLSlnlliluv. Ucti.bor huti. 187.1. 1'nrlm--
uMilnu the material or doing the work, iirtmtli,
mr me wHiMiutuuii mm rrvmiMrucuon m ifr-
turn lilewuuii unarf tirilluanneNo. ill
)irov(M sjti!ml'tr,i
tutijcct to evamln.1
jirnvet !-viti!ml.tr.SUi;iS7.ls paid UnllnaiM i; Is
.limn ninny unieui my niiiri'.
WM. HtKNCll AAl.KV,
I-'aii o. Ills,, Oct
in, isji. city Clerk.
lll-s-lll.
Evansville, Cairo and Memphis
Steam Packet Co.,
-FOH--
Paducah, 8hawneetown, Evana-
vmo, ljouiaviiie.uinamnaii
and all way landings.
Tlio unrivalled sulc-wln-cl atcnimr
IDLE WILD.
t) G. KowLkU Maater.
hi). It. Tiiouas Clerk.
tt III teae Kvamrlllo for Culro every MOM) AY
and IIIUIISII W ntt o'clock p. m.
Luives Cairo every I'UKSDAY and t'KIDAV.nt
u O'clock ii, ru.
Tlie elegaat elde-wlieel tteaiuer
ARKANSAS BELLE.
Itas Howard Master.
W ALTER U. ITNHtltnTOX t.lerk.
WWU.H Kvaiitrille tor Cilro every TUES
. l vV ad r'lll AY at t o'.-.luck p. in.
W ill leave tu'.ro every UDsUSDAvY nnd .T
UltlAY"tttoo,cliMkp.m. Tlie elegant side, wheel iteamer
FAT, CLEBURNE,
Joan Goit
Mat. William..
...M.-lrr
... Uerk.
Leatc Kvunavllle for Cairo t m WKDNI'.-
UA V and sATUKAHY atttp. la,
Leaves t.alni erery nlUJtsnXVaod SUKDAY
mop n,
iCach boat make close wnnectlona nt Cairn
with drst-rlaa ateamcru fur .St. Uiul, .Miin
ehUand .New Urleana, aud'at Kranarllle with
the t'. A C it. It. forulliiuiulaXurlhanil Eiiit.
and trim the Louisville 1111 Steamers fouall
oolul on the L'uiier ohlii.-tt-lt-liia. throm-li
eciius tin irriguia ami passenger 10 an jkuqts
mutuary
Knr Itirthfr laformation mi1t to
SOI.. MLVKK, Vaateniter Agent.
HALMDAY BltO.H , i ..,.
J.M. 1'M1U.U'8,. ' I
Orlo. U.J URAMMKR,
suiierinteudeut nnd Ccuerul r'reiKht Agent,
lo-J.'.'0-ly. Krauavllle lndlnna.
:ilAMi MA iCttlXI.
RKl'intTnf (lie coudition of tlie Alexnuder
f'minlv Hunk onlhe lit oniltiylnOcli.ini-,
iJ:
ltr.SOl'ltCKH.
I.onns nml dlrciaints ,....il,fi7 r-2
iiverdniil - r .
Kiiri.luiieiind n.tuin.....v.-.r........ J.Utl (a
Hue I nun oilier bank mid baiiKcii.... , . J I rV
I'aah on IiiiuiI ' , 7,711 tm
Kxt'cnses ; 'J.i.Ij t7
Itenl estate '
$I.V.' e7
I.IA1I1L11IKH.
Capital btock (W.CO)) pld in $2S,iA) GO
IK'IS.MIB l,ISV) I,
lCatuini r, , 'J, 73) 7l
liueoiber banks and bunkera..........
Uthcrllabilllies .. -
$i.t.v?rs;
We, Kredulln llro.s, 1'iv.ldent. und II. tt ill.
('uliler, ut'thealMiu nameil luink,.do .ulininly
bwmrtliut die above sbttemeut 1 true, to Ibe
beat of our knqwlcdwo and belief. ...
' K UKOS.S Pivaldellt
II. WKLLS, Center. , , , , ,
Mibacrilietl and aworn to before tq tbl (In
tiny ol Uft-juvr, ifio.
.Notary rulillc.
1TOCSIAVSZC
ZNSTXT U 'VID.
Oaraer WaaWrmtoB At. jd.t4tli Stretjt,
OAXKO, ILL.
OPKN SBOK5 TO Vilf. DAILY.
TMVORCKS lemallv 1Walud for incninnatl
U b illy, etc I tnlilMtmiMawnjiarri ftealler
uern-e Aiuirca r. u. MX IU3T. uuc-ign. in
r-va
MVTti
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