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HKOKKT 800IKT1KS A.1UAI.ON I.UIMIK, NO. 61. KiiIkIiI" ol I'yllilM inwMewr I Krj ilar nllil Kt lmlr-"l netiii, in Odd- l.li.nicellor toinniHiiilir. .M.KXASDKIt MHMIK, NO. W. vdeBlkkv iixlrtK.iiclriit Onl-r or Oitd-Krl, leHR Iowa, meet every ThurwUr nlKliI -qpr t Imlf it rii, in ineir i-aiinn JumiiH relal airline, lielweeii .lUtlmnJ Keu-ntl, reels. il. I.AMK, N. It, IA1IIO KNIAMI'MKNT) J. O. O. K., ruwli CJIn itiM-Fellowa' Halt mill flnland ttilnl liuwlnr in elerr ruonlli, at lmir-l wim. .Inn, II Iiimaw,U. I' OAIKOI.OIIUK. NO.xn.A.K. A A. M. llolilremilnr rulnliiunleatiotia In Ma- 7Vr iwiilc Hall, eoim-r l'iiniiiiriiiil auntie ' 'and Highlit "tree!, tin thr nd anil otirth Momlav ureal li iimnlli . T A l A XT I "1 'J Now Mn.-milc rnidiiu lVL-tt.nW.TN Work.. nnn liiKliir mi xiriaiii. .-emi nr riiuiiue naia- luiriw Aifel,l Mmitcd (K MIIM1 A ( (I riiulMifriuf Miwonlc Work, Ml llrnndtv.iy, ?.vr yorKr i-ij-ii'ii. Wor Nnlr. Six $1U I'liiackl enmity boni, pat due. I!ii(iilr of .(oliu II. r.ct. sit City National IJiMiW.Jilni. Ml 0t I'ur Ihr Weekly llilllelln. IVwom v 1 s 1 1 1 1 1 r luhcrllwniciits or lo ml not hi liiH'ttwl In the WwMy llri.i.i:- n.v, "lioulil linml In the ropy liy Tin- liny noon, of rnrli wrtk. M'nntril fiver) tircly to kno that tho jdsce to rjet- A smooth flmve, A good tlnunpoo, A faihlotiablc hatr-citl , Or anything In tint Hop, I at the IlliAMi Ckntiml Hakiikk- Shop, comer Ki-liUi and Commercial. .stf .1. (iKOIHIE STKINHOt'HK Wooil nml 'hI. On and niter this iIbIo tho prices of wood anil coal at my yanl, adjoining thi- Cairo nuil St. I.miN Narrow Gauge depot, will Iw na follow: Kour foot wood per cord, f.'I " ; four foot wooil -r hall cord, $2; four foot wood, sawed, icr cord, J-l iV) ; four foot wood, cawed and split, per rord, $." ; lllg Muddy coal x;r single ton, Si; rauw pi-r two ton, $'l 75: Mine imt four ton and upwnrd, SI 50. All goutl di'llvt'rwl. 1-7-lni J a. K. I..m:, I'rop'r. lor Uhu nuil t'olorndu. Tho Atchlron, Tolx'ku and .Santa F railroad from Kansas City and AtchUon on the Jlls'uiin river, via Topi-ka. the capltol ot Kan -as and tho beautiful Ar kansas valley to tho liocky .Mountains. 'I'liu (lionet route to I'urMo iln (Sraml Canon, Colorado .Springs Maultoii, 1'ike.s Speak, and all placM of notu In the mountain regions. "I'l favorite route to Denver and all points In Northern Colorado. The U-ct route to Southern Colorado, New Mexico and Anona. The only direct route to the Ijiiioih h.m .limn iniue.'. The track and equipment Is uncnualed, train; run tlironirli from the .MI-.oiirl river to the Korky Moun tains making connection !u I'nloii do poti and avoiding delays and trans few. For lull descriptive circular map, ti in. tables, etc., addres T. .1. A.mh:iio.v. Gen'l l'iis.. Agent, Topcka. ICuti. MV-dkwly. For Sale. silver plated No. It Wlkon Shuttle Sewing Machine, hard (piano) liuIOi, valued at $. Will Ihj sold at $J0 di--i-ottut, on good term-1, and ordered direct from tlm factory. CiiIori.il and uioiiiiU.il .Mapi ot the cityol Cairo tit ;2 50 each (hall price.) A No. WH'on Shuttle Sowing Ma rhine valued at 7."i. Will Ix: i-olil at ?!." di'couut, and ordcretl direct from the factory. A $JKI ltenilngton .Sou lug .Mnelilm $:tO oil for ca-li. Snltalili- lor tailor or hoot and .-lioi! inauufacturer. A fslylc "K," "Clough, Warri-n A. Coi'' I'arlor Organ, right from tins fac tory at Detroit. I.i't price, i'.'M. Will lie cold for S-.KXJ. 1000 sheet-" of hri-dol hoard i'1-ivi-d at the Hri.i.iniN otllii', jlKt and re- lor tale to the trade. MOI'NTKI) MAI'S or mi: t'lly of Cairo, colored anil vanished, for nlii at Imll jirice ($'J.C0) nt the lii'i.LCTiN' ollloe. 1!0,000 note IieaiN, W.OOO envelopes 20,000 letter heads, 10 reams rtntements 20 ream bill heads Carll-le paper jit-l received and for alu at the lti'u.Kn.N olllce. For any of the nhove articles npply a he Hui.lkti.v ollloe. K. A. Hi'iinktt . LYNCH & HOWLEY'S Real Estate Column FOIt KENT. Good dwelling house on Walnut, be tween Twenty-aecond and Twenty-third streets. Tenement No. 2, on Seventh street, wet of Walnut. More-room corner Twentieth ami Poplar street?. J Ituslness houi on I.evee, lately oc cupied by Cunningham itStilwell. Winter's lllock-eitltahli) for Hotel Olllces or llu.lne?s rooms cheap. Tenements numbered -I, Sandli, In Winter' Uow, 5 rooms each, for 10 per month. No. 10 (comer), $12 G0-7 rooms Cottage on Sixth street, near Wash ington avenue I rooms $10 u mouth. Storo room In "Pilot House," lately occupied by A. Hallcy. A farm with good houses, oppo situ Cairo Haws farm cheap. A small House ct of Twenty second street, near Fine, $1 per month. Dwelling house, on Twellth, near Walnut, U rooms. Stoic room on f.evce, above Eighth street $20 per month. Dwelling liousis on Sixth htreet and .IcIVei son uventie. Upper floor of brick building on Commercial avenue, above Tenth street, very desirable. ltoonis in various parts ot the city. , FOItiaOASEonSAI.E. Landi, In tracts to tult, near Cairo. tf.8-13 RATKN OP AnVKKI-INIXU. BtJAII tillln f..r ailtt-rllilntr, an-ilur ami i.ay able IV AHVAM-K lliili'ltnt mtiiTtlinK will Ik- limeilnl at tli rale of II ) ir-qu.in- forllie Dril Innrllun anil Slin-iila formrli uli'niirnl one, A lllrl ilifuviuut will Ih- iiih'Io on Umi'llhn anil illijiLiy aiitcrllwnieiitii. t'liurcti, Sirl-lj-, t'cutiial ami Siiiiiifr nntir will only lw Imerliit a n-lurlhi icirnt' FiirltiH-rtinit Kiineral notlra (I Hi. Notice of tuntlriK nf or Mrret onttrs M cents fur lach InM-rllon. No ailTertlMinriit will I received it leu than Mntiita, Local Bailnoaa Notlrn, of Ion lines or mora, inaertea 111 Ihn Hullalln ILK fallOWM! Onn lnnflrtlon pur line a Ccntn Two lnaAtllonannr Una . 7 Crtltl. Thrne Inanrtioiia per lluo. ......10 Cflnta. at, lnaartlona ner Una IB Cents. Two weokuparllne ......Mb Con la. uno monin per linn ;id uoiua. No Heductlon will b in ails 111 ubovu Prlcea. CITY NEWS. TIIL'n.SDAV, JANl'AHV '.'0,187(1. luteal Weavtber Meporl. Caiho, III ,'..I.in. 15, Ia7i. llut: j IIak.I 'Ilia. I Wind. I Vkl Wkatii. I 'a.m. i y.W I 35 u,t 114 ti: N 'Jil 13 1L' Clear II 31 isrtl I V )NW W Kii.ro. l ia i Jsl- ' ISO 1H I I 1 Totul amount of ralnlall .B7 ini-lm. .1 All KM A 1"., SrrtvMA. SIkim &llt-e, V )., To Kcnl. Cottage on 13th street, live rooms good I'lulern. elc. F.niiulreof Dn. Smith. 12-1 5-1 f. Our Country. The father nl till Itos1! cigars wen nch Havana tiller, for live r-nts at l Jd!-tf Cowi'intriiWAiT & I'm i l.l.l r.-i Allt-llllHIi I Ilraler. We have four doAi n Imitation Ebony ipragtie Can-OiM-ncrs, taken for adver- .l-ing, which wi: ulll sell at two dollar p-r doen. Inipiire at Itulletlu olllce. Ilorae ! Ilurtei ! llore! 1 lutru just received a lot ot work hoe uhlch 1 will dipo-e of at public ale verv low. Da.v H.iistma.n. Corner Sixth and Commercial avenue, I'or Snle. Choice Minnesota potatoes at ' cent xr liii'liel; anil a large mppiy il freb groceries always on baud it low prices. Choice butter a specialty. 12-30-tf I.. H. Mvints. Nnlr of Kenl llnl- The undersigned oilers lor sale lots No. 12, i;i and 1 1, in block No. 20. hi the city of Cairo, together with a cottago .-Itu-ntctl on said lots, at a low tlgurc. For further information, call at the re-ldence ot the unilcr-dgned. .Ioiin Scni;:i.. J2-2Mm Woml nuil I'o.-il. I It wood by the cord, $.'J 7S; -1 ft wood by tbe.half ronl, $2 00; I ft saw i d, ix.t cord, $1 oO; I ft wooil awetl and rplit per cord, $o W. Coal, per tingle ton. $4 00; coal, two tons ':"j; coal, I or more tons, ?:i .7). 1-0-Iui. C. W. Wiii;i:i,i:n Co. .11 H ull. mi, Mr Hlllulllo. The llrst sociable ot Cairo Couiinaudery No. 115. will take filir-.. -if ttif.lr nct'lltlii tlil 'Thursday evening, January 20th. All visKng Sir i'nigbts are courtcoii'Iy Invited to attend. A. W. O'Niiai., For Committee. .X i I Ice of Ht-iuiMlil. C. Koch ha removed his boot anil Ikh! shop from the old stand to UU new brick building (one block Ix-lnwl, No. !K) Comuiereial avenue, between Filth and Sixth streets, where he will keep the be.-t home made and St. I.ottl cu-tnin made boots and shoes, made of thu beit material j gooil worl;tii:in0iip and In the latent styles. All ordeis promptly attended to. !-2:i-tt. I'ropoanla. Proposals will be received by the Ordi nance Committee, of the city council, ot the City of Cairo, until the '2.1th lut for printing In book loriu the revNed oi- dlnauce and laws ix-latlng thereto, of aid city. The mauuicilpt can be. seen and character of work required can be as ceitnluedby calling nt olllco of Hon. ilolui M. l.aiiMlcii. Propo'als bould be uddrr-rd to the ttudcwlgned. N. II. TiiiM u:u oim, Chairman. Cairo, Jan. lo, 1870. 1-10-td , Xollce t'lrni. 1 have deposed of my entire stock- of Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Ac. In the building corner of Eleventh htreet and Commercial avenue, tolilake & Co., thpy to a-iune and collect all accounts from January 1st, 1S7G. All accounts due tnc to January 1st, 1670, must be closed up Immediately. Thanking the public for past patronage, I would solicit ti contin uance of tho same for the new llmi. U. F. P.MtKint. Cuito, III., Jan. 10th. 1S76. 1-20-lt Clel Your I.lreime. Caiiio, Ills, January 15, lS7'i. oTuiKit no. 0. To Jolili II. Uojsiiuiii, Citv .Muialiul I Sin i on will glvo notice to all per sons having llceno to pay to do business hi the city of Cairo, that they must tako out 'tho same Inside of ten days from this date, all persons disobeying this order, you will see that they nro prosecuted under tho ordinances of the city, governing tho ante. Voiitsive, 11. Wixinn, Mayor. Notice is hereby given to all persons do ing business In the city of Cairo, and al.-o to draymen and teamster who have not paid their license for this year, that they nui;t tako out thu sainu on or bclore thu 25th day of January 1870. All dellnipicntH ofter said date will be. pro-ccuicd under tlio ordinances of tho city govci nlng licenses. Caiiio Ills., January 1, Isiu. John II. CiossMAN, Cit) Marshal, 1 07.81, l.nrnl Jnlllim. Fair weather. Medicine liini were plenty about the city yesterday. Shay's minstrel at the Atheueuui to-night. Shay's (Julucuplcxal will appear at the Atheiieiiiii this evening. Come one, conic all, nuil eat nl the grand lunch nt "Our Saloon" to-night. 12-I5.tr I'llKI". IliiniKiss. The sewer having In-etl openei nearly all the rain water in the city ran out yeilerday. ueorge I-. Jicvcr, ol St. I.ouis wn reglsteivd at the St. Charles hotel yester day. -Mr. I,. M. Harmau, of Daton, Ohio Is In thu city Waiting his brother, John . Ilarman, l'.'i. -Mr. Patrick Purcell, who ha lj-en conllncd to his bed for some time wilh pneumonia, was much better yesterday - Shay's inlnetrels arrived In the city yesterday, and will give an entertainment this evening. An entirely new ICnabe piano cah price $000 ran be bought for about SIOO. Apply at the Itut.i.r.nN otllce. I he monotony or .nnige lilrd s po lice court was not dl-durbet! yesterday, Noraes were tried. 1.. P. Uaker, A. T. KV-Ily and John Taylor, of St. I.ouis, anil I.. M. l!oe, of Cincinnati, Ohio, were reglMereil nt the St. Charli". hotel yesterday. Attention Is railed to theadveitise merit ofJas. A. Vlall A Co., coal miners, Hnrrisburg, Illinois This firm olfer In ducetiients to conunier seldom cpialed in this market. The Turner Society are making ar rangements for a grand masquerade ball. to be given at their hall, corner of Truth and Poplar streets on the night of Feb ruary 23th. lS7fi. Mli-nt J. II. llnrke, editor f the Helena (Arkansas) HWrf, wa In the rlly on Tuesday, and left for hU home on Lduesday morning. 4 Uemai For Filty rents at Winter's Gallerv. 12-2.1-tl A eoujile of bruisers indulged In a et-to on thu levee yc-tcrday altcrnoon, and one of them was iirettv badlv bfutell. Ite sure and rome to the grand lunch at ''Our Saloon to-night. 12-15-tf Fitr.D. IIohiuns A force of inc-n were at work yester day draining Ihr; pita along the line of the new levee, so that the work of piling up the dirt could be commenced to-day. -Marshall Crane, the murderer ot Capt. Sisney and Wm. Spent, will be banged at Marion, Williamson county, to morrow. It is lo be hoped the sheriff will make a neat job of his work. Drs. W. A. I.oouey and Ceo. W. Elktn of Vicuna, are in the city attend ing the scslon of the Southern Illinois Medical As-ocialion. Wo were pleased to receive si call from thciu Iat night. Dr. Agnew of Makauda, Jackson county, lectured bclore thu Medical As sociation last night. His lecture Is poken ot In very flattering terms by the members of the Association. I'. M. Ward has returned to the wood and coal buiiie-s and opened an olllco on Eighth street. He awns his ability to tellfgood wood and good coa lor lct mot.ey than any other linn in the citv. Ills advertisement will appear In a day or two. At a county convention held by the colored cltl.ei(s of Perry county, at Du Quoln. on tho -1th Int It was determined to hold a Southern Illinois convention, at, that city, on tlm 25th. 2fith and 27th of May, next. It Is for the purpose, as the call Indicates of Instructing their people in their duty during the coming political campaign. The trial of the Cralns, member of the Williamson county vendetta, now In the Alexander county jail, will come up early next week. Judge Allen and Dull' ot Caibondale, and County Attorney Mulkey, wilt conduct thu prosecution. We have not learned who the attorneys for the prisoner are. The attendance ntthu Athene um last night, the oicn'lou of Mrs. Saunder's concert, was very large, and thu audience one of thu mot tlcet that ha assembled In that establishment this season. The exercises were of the choicest character, and hlgly appreciated by those in atten. dance. Thu concert was a success In every particular. The ease of the People vs James K, I. aue, for manslaughter, was called In thu circuit court yesterday afternoon. Up to the adjournment of court l;it night, only four jurors had been sworn, and It was evident that work of securing n full Jury would rerpilrc mora time nuil troublo than was anticipated. County Attorney Mulkuv and Messr. Green & Gllbcrtap pi ar for the prosecution, and Judge J. II. Mulkey and D. T. I.inegar for the de tense. l'eferrlng to the Georgia minstrels tho New York Herald says: "Tho Geor gia's excel their darkey imitators In many points. The negro melodies Hud in them tho tlttest Interpretations. They have a wealth of plantation sayings you look In vain for among the mere preten tious delineators ot negro character. The little extravaganzas mo very rich in their tldellty to real negro life. Their audleucuwas a large and fashionable our, who weru ijulto enthusiastic over their performance." Tin ro was a good many people In attendance at the opening of circuit court yrvtcrday morning to bear Mr. Mm gar inakii thu closing argument in thu Has eall case. Mr. Mnegar talked for over three hours, and his remarks wcro "rich, lure and racy," and to tho point. In fact this was u racy case, and It required a good deal ot plain talk to do It Justice. The ease was given to the jury at llfteen minutes to one o'clock, which, alter uu ubseuco ol nearly tour hours, returned n verdict of guilty, and llxcd thu punish ment of tho prisoner at two yoara in thu penitentiary. Counsel fur tlm difcuco entered a motion for a new trial. THE DOCTORS. THIKU ANNUAL SESSION OF S0UT1IKKN ILLINOIS MKDI. CAI.IASS0CIAT10N, THE Vralrrila.v rrilliiic-. i:irrtlnar Of Hear, a.ir., a.ir. The Third ailMUil lou of the HOI IIII.II.V II.LI.H.IH AIKIUC W. A0( UTION aM-inhli-il In III' hall of the Hough and Heady lire con pany's engine houc In thi' city at lujrloek yeOtnlay morn lug. f The nredilcnl of the aoclation. Dr. II. C. Hucki-rfjl Joncboro, not being present, the af-oclallou was called to order bv Vlceil'resldent, Dr. John Mc Lean. Prayer was; ollered by Itev. II. Y George, f tic Pre'bytc tiun rhiirih of this citv. Dr. C. W. rfiianbig or this city, then welcomed tint Aoclatlou In an elo ipic-iil and vul-limcd address. ItHit jAU M'SINKSS. The regular liiOne-K of the Aocla tion was then Liken up. Dr. Booth ntYrcd a motion that the rules be suspi-udi'd, and that thu Associa tion recc-lvu the rep'jrt of the committee on "revision of the constitution and In laws." Cairlid. Thu committee ' then prcrnteil their report, which, on motion. was received, adopted, and thu committee discharged Irom further icrylce. The minutes ol the ptevlous meeting were reau anu approved, und or dcred of record. xi:w HL.MHKIK. The censors then reported several new names for membership. I u accordance with the rules of the association, thu ap plicant for membership wert balloted for and declared dulv elected. NOMINATIONS. On motion, a committee of live wa ap pointed by the chair to nominate olllrers for the eiiJuingyear. Carried. HKI'OIIT.. The secretary's and treaurer's reports were then taken up.cou-ldered, received, adopted, and ordered recorded. xr.w oiTicK.n. J'he committee appointed to iiomi,te Hirers for the eimitug year, reported : For President, Horace Wardner, Cairo ; First VkvPrfldent, I.. Dyer, of Du Quoin ; Second Vice-President, J. It. Smith, of Golconda; Secretary, C. W. Dunning, Cairo; Treasurer, Geo. Kratton, Vienna. AH of the above nomination! were then elected by acclamation. The newly elected olllcers were duly Installed and avMiirn.il the dulic of their respective olllces. The chair appointed the following named gentlemen a board of censors : A. 11. Heattie, Ued I!ud ; John McLean, Du Quoin ; H. W. McCoy. Golconda ; S. W. Marshall, Sparta; J. H. Noiris Metropolis. A vote of thank was tendered thu re tiring olllcers for tho manner In which they had discharged the duties ot the'r respective olllces. .M!-CLLLAXi:OCS On motion of Dr. Ik-attic, the luvita ton of Cairo Coniniandery, No. 11), ! T., to attend a grand concert, reception and banquet, this evening, be accepted : and thu tliauksof thu association tendered the Coinniandcry for their courteous in vitation. Carried, The as-oeiatlou then adjourned until 2 o'clock, p. in. AITT.11NOON SlION. The association was called to order at 2 o'clock : President H. Wardner, In tho chair. COMMITTLi: IlK.l-OIiTS. Dr. L. Dyer, of Du Quoin, chairman of committee on obstetrics, presented a very intercnting report, which was dis cussed and argued by Drs. Hootb, l'os, Agnew, Grrru and other. Dr. Dyer, as chairman of the commit tee, also presented a report on stomatlcs prepared by Dr. Williams, of Dongola, which, upon the request of Dr. Williams, was not read until he could have tlmu to review It. Tlmu was granted until to morrow (this) morning. The president appointed the following gentlemen a committee to.rccommendfor appointment as delegates to thu A. M. association and State Medical Society, lz: Drs. l.ooney, Lence, Kossaud Mar shall. Meeting then adjourned to meot to-morrow morning nt 10 o'clock. During the nlteruooii tlio following members icported: Drs. A. IC. Ives, Anna; T.S. Doild. Anna; J. H. Ito-son, Vergeuue; A. T. Greer, Ullln, and James l'oberts, ot Carbondale, Ul. AONKW'S HXTL'ltl.'. Dr. Agnew lectured before the asso ciation at thu Hough and Itcady engine house last night. Ills address was eloquent and learned, and was listened to with marked alteutln-i by the member of the profession. Oyster, Fish A.e- GAME DBl'OT! niMTi'.it'N ni.sn'if. We will sell, bereaftiT, our goods at thu following prices, and solicit the pat ronage of thu public: ovsimts. Family brands, per can !I5 cents. Standards, per ran -15 cents. Select, per eau 50 cents. Select, extra, per can 55 rents. Tub ovsters, per 100 $1 00 iiii. Chicago Trout and 'hlte...ll cts. per lb. Game, Pan I'M U nnd 12 cts. per lb. n imi: Of all descriptions constantly on band, confuting of wild turkey, squirrels and venison, niiociniiKS Family groceries very rheap lor rash. TI1A ANI L'OI KHK Made a spcealty. Glvo us a trial. MIUT.1, Cheaper than thucheapc.it. Itccpectfully, l2-:i.f. W Mi WiNii.it, .In., A Co, CIRCUIT COURT. Jniitinry Term, A. II. It?n. Dlllcrrs D. J. Itaker. Judge. II. . Voeum, Circuit Cleik Alex. II. Irviu, SherllV. mm:siiav, iwi:i.i-tii imv ciiimi.val. Theca'ool the People vs llukell wa concluded yesterday morning, Mr. Liu rgar making the eloOng siierrh. Mr, Linrgar's sporrh had a telling rlfert iinnn iiiejury. and wns a very foreiblu e.pol mm oi i in: reopio s rar. Allrr n coi.- ferrnee of 'evcral hours thejurv reliirned n vrrdlrt of guilty, nnd Hxril the term of the ileftndaiifg lniprloiiinent In the K'ti Itentlaty at two years. Judge Mulkey made a motion for n new trial, which will he nrgued In a few day. 'The rar of Ihr IVoidr vs Jnmet IC. Lane, wm then rallrd, nnd thr trdlou.s task of getting a Jury rommrncrd ; but four jurors h id been obtained at the ad journment of point. The rau will prob ably take up thr remainder of Ibis week CITY COUNCIL. COI'NCII. CllAMIlKI!, Caiho, III., Jnn. 18, , wo. ; hprclal meeting called by Aldermen Wright, Yocuin and lSittcnhouo. Preent His Honor Mayor Winter, nnd Aldermen Halllday, Lancatcr, Ncl lis, Parker, Puller, Ultteiihoii'-e. Thltle wood, Wright and Yocuin 0. OIUKCT. The mayor stated that the object of thu meeting was to receive the report of the l.eue Comnilttci'.and take action on bills due for levee work. 1 he report ot the I.evee Committee wa presented, and read, ami on motion of Alderman Parker, approved The Levee committee aUo prociitcd n ll't of orders outstanding and unpaid, for I.evee work, to the amount ot 2:t!i :w, not accounted lor In their previous ett le nient with I'obert llagnell contractor, Aid. i.iiieuiinuse moved the citv assume the orders a presented. Carried. Alderman Halllday ollered the follow. Ing resolution: Jltiolctit. That a warrant for the sum of $1,013 43-100 be drawn upon the city treasury in lavor oi u. r . mane. i,ny i reaurer, payauio out oi .ew i.evee Fund, to cover the amount of orders Orawn by the contractor. I'obert IJag- n, in lavor or teems, laoorers, Ac, in eouvructlon of New Levee, which orders have Wn already paid or accepted by the city, n accordance with the term ol settlement wu, i,i Jiagneii. The amount of said warrant covering all sums uue mr worn uonu on New i.evee under thr contract with Kobert UaeneU lor w hlch warnints have not ulrvaily hmm drawn. Adopted by the following vote: Aye Halllday, Lancaster, Ncllls, Par ker, Patter, IIIttenhoue, Thl-tlewood, w rlglit and l o:uni 9, On motlou ot Alderman llalliday, thu proper olllcers of the city were Instructed to execute release of Unlit. IbigueH's con tract w ith the city. On motion of Alderman Parker, Coun cil adjourned. William F. A.xi.ky, City Clerk. STUART & GH0LS0N. Owing to a contemplated chango in our business, on or about tho first of March, wo shall offer front his date our entire stock of dry goods, notions, and shoes at first cost This is a raro opportunity for thoso who desiro buying fresh and seasonable goods at lowor prices than thoy havo cvor boon offered for. Come early and avoid tho rush. From this dn to no goods will bo sold czcopt for cash. Friends will ploaso mako a noto of this. STUART St GHOLSON. All 4'lirunlr llNi-unes Clnreil ii v du. uri.r. H-Is located in Cairo, Illinois, and Is still calling on you lo bo healed. Why will vou die ol old rhroulu dlrars, when voueanbi! cured with so little eot or money. Do not give It up yet, for there i!-tllln balm in Gilcard. Cairo Is the place to rome to lie cured of all your aches and pain. I am now prepared at my olllce to give medicated baths, and persons wishing to receive such, will call at my olllcu on Eighth street, No. 22, from the hours of 2 p.m. till !' p.m. Also plane bath, hot baths, warm baths, cold baths, or vapor baths. Also persons having the con sumption or weak lungs, and wishing to receive medicines by Inhalation, can re ceive the treatment at my olllce, this br ing thu only truu way of getting medi cine direct to thu lungs. AUo I treat dis eases of tlie eyes of years standing, and tho bllud has been made to see by my treatment. All diseases of the skin I cure, r istuia cureii ny mo witnoui uio uo of the knife. If you have a cancer come and bo cured. All private disease, In the shortest time, cured by me. In short, for all chronic dleaes of the hu man sytem, go to Dr. Hultz It you wMi to be cured. I compound and prepare all my medicines at my olllce. It Is said that prartlcr makes perfect, I have been thirty years a practicing physician. .VII letter and communications .shall be cnul'.drutlal and promptly attended to bv me. Direct, Du. Ht'Liv, No. 22 Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois MO.dhu lluertli'i-N Wuiifetl. Three room, furnished or unfurnished, to let with board, hi the Illelock house, corner Seventh and Walnut streets. En quire on thu premises, 1-15-tf Xttllec. Wu will pay no bills contracted by any employe of Tin: Hullltin, unless tho same Is made on a written order signed by the president or secretary ofjtho com pany, and we will accept no orders given by an employe of thu coinKiny, for any purpose wnaisoever. UAIIIO imi.I.KII.N ll.MCA.NY. November 1U, 1875. tl jf KE80RXPTIOX FREE ml ml J ljst MauhooU awl all illaunlers troufbl .illume imxi v itu ra ui Dentinal it rm. nr.. . on by tinlUcrellonu or cmii, Any Druggtit on by iiuiucn-iionu U Am iBcrHllenu, Auiireaa, t-51-il4w.lT. I)r.l. IinrONACri UinWBMU, u RIVER NEWS. War liirARTMK-tT, IIivtHirnT. Jaii n, ,k7h. Alio V a LO WA1CII, (lltKOE. . IT. I. r (air rittnlmr CiuclnnxiU..., I.oiiIm'IIIf NanhvillH HI. I.OIIM KlaliMllto ... w li -'7 11 WI V 21 !S r, XI VI ..l XI X -I II Meiiiiiin v leKniiiir .... New llil-in -iami:-) W.H.HOX, Sji-rgemit, Slirnal ''ervli-e, T. .s. A . I'or Mai. AURIVKtl. Str.itnrr Florence Lre. Paducah. " City of Cluster, St. Louis " James D. Parker, Cincinnati. " City ol Qtilnry, New ( Irleans, " Julia, Vlrkshurg. " Ilrrmuda, Nahvlllr. hkimuilu. Sleamrr Florenci! Ler, Paducah. " City of Chester, Memphis " James D. Parker, Memphis, " City ofQulnr.y,St. Louis. " Julia, St. Louis " Grand Tower, St. I.ouis " Hcrmiida. NaOivllle. IllVI-.lt. WKATIIKK AND III'M.NKm, Weather clear and plea'aut. liu-dncs quiet. 1 he Ohio roe 4 feet yesterday, and Is going up rapidly. llKNKl'.AL IIKMS. The wharfboat bought by Mr. Burke, oi me Helena II rM, Is said to be one ol the bet on the MIssN.slppi river. Site N 2.10 reel long, by 50 leot wide, nnd wis bult by Captain All Cutting or Metrop olis. Captain John E. Burke an old wharlboatnian, who Is thoroughly veised In the business, will superintend her. The Future City with live barge, arrived at New Orleans on last Sunday, four of which contained 2!,1-11 packages of Western produce, and sundries; the other one had 25,4:10 hudicls ot bulk corn. She was to have left that port on Monday at 12 o'clock for SL I.ouis. The Charles Morgan went Into New Orleans w ith a full freight list, mm regis tered on the trip 225 cabin and 75 deck passengers. Shu made the run on her way down from Shawueetown to New Orleans In tour days, and run from Mem phis to Helena, tiluty miles, in live hours. She left New Orleans on Tuesday for Cincinnati. The Andy Johnson Is walling at New Orleans until a letter otlerlng opens to St. Louis. The City ot Alton will be here to day from St. Louis. She has u barge which kbe will unload.hcre. Shohasid-o 250 bead of stock and 10 paengers. The E. 11. Durpeu will be here to day from St. Louis for Pittsburg. She has .150 tons of ilour. shlpstufts and ore. 'The Cairo and Paducah packet, l-lorcncc Lee, leaves the wharf at o'clock this evening for Paducah and all way lamjfnjrs. The City of Qulncy went up bWore day yesterday. She was attached here for wharfage, but settled matters amica bly with the collector, and went on. She had a rousing big trip. 'The James D. Parker, with a good trip of freight and passenger, from Cin cinnati for Memphis, went down yester day morning early. The John M. Huberts left Meinphl on Saturday lor the South with a tow ol Hats containing fi,tJ00 bushels of pota toes. Slrinphla Amlnnelit : ''The funeral of the late Win. E. Dill took place from Ids late relilencu on Monrou street, yester day noon, and In spite of thu very In clement nature of thu weather, was large- ly attended. The casket which contained the remains was decorated with hand some lloral tributes in thu shape or crosse. wreath, anchor., and other de vices. The pall-bearers were Capls. Jas. Lee, Jr., .'d. Storm, It. W. Llghtbiirne, John Harbin, Ja. Good and Clarence Hall. Ehnwood Cemetery, near the city, was selected as the last resting-place of the departed. Tnc Mary Houston Is due from Cln- cinnali. Shu has a big trip of freight ami passengers, and an excursion party from Louisville for New Orleans. The C. 11. Church, from New Or leans to Cincinnati, Is due. She has !KX) barrels of inolases and !00 barrels of sugar. Tho Caroudelet, Captain Dick Love, from New Orleans, Is due. Thu .Memphis I.tdger says: Mr, Isaac P. Baker, of St, Louis, was In the city Saturday evening, making urrango mcnts for the Davidson Line, which will run In opposition to the Sruddcr Line. The Couvur-Jaurnul says : .V pctl Hon, signed by a large number of steam boatmen, will lie sent to Washington Inn day or two, nklng congress to buy pow der and blow out t lie rock in the chute at the head ot tho fall, so ns to make thu pass wider for boat. Uncle Sam ought tu do It. He has nearly ruined us with his dam,. Now "blow out our shoot," and we'll "pas" all right. The Anchor Line will carry passen gers to Memphis on Mardl Gras for halt rales. It took tho Julia three days to conic from Memphis to this port. The wind und fog"douu" her bad. The Tom Sherlock left Cincinnati yesterday for New Orleans. Tho Anchor Lino steamer Colorado, from St. Louis, will be al the whart to day. Thu Julia, Captain iilakr, from Vlcksburg, arrived yesterday morning with a good trip. She put off MO bales of eoltou for thu Ewt, at the Cairo and Vliiceui.cn railroad company'. wharf- boat, and a lot of iiiNccllancous freight at Halllday A Phillips' boat, and went on tn St. LouU yesterday afternoon. Tho St. Louis 7Yif says (.'apt. M. II. Crapstrr. of thu signal light service, returned from below yesterday, liavlnjr settled with till thu lighters betweeu St, Louis and Grand Tower. Tliu captain' ll'slrli.t ..Til-lulu IY.wn f ilm 111 St. PlIUl. I uipii av vaisiiuu a w -s. There I only one opinion about the gov- eminent lights, and that l that there ate not enough of them. They are h atcccn. The Bermuda, rrom Nashville, got Into port nt 5 o'clock Iat evening. She Int oil a lot of tobareo and stork, and went back home, The Mary Houston, when entering t ie canal at Loulvlll,.,ou Monday, struck Ihr dam, breaking her rudder and doing oilier light damage. The remain ot Captain lkc DhIHs, who died In Louisville on Sunday night, werelutered.it Cavu Hill Cemetery on .Monday afternoon. The . faines Howard, It. It. Pegratn, mater, J. II. Chasalng, clerk, left Nt.w Orleans on Tuesday ofternoou lor St. Lout. The steamer St. Francis Belle, on on her way front White rlv-r t pld, with a large amount of rotloo,ls reported tn have grounded on Turdnv at the foot or Island (15. 501110 to miles helow Helena, and Is breaking in two. About 200 bales orrottoil Weru thrown overboard. . 'Tlio Itoln-rt Mltrliell paed Vicksburo- on her way up 'Tuesday. She has 301) bblsof sugar, I,MJ bbls of molasses, .15 mis ot tire, 200 bbls of rice, 100 boxes of rahlns and 23 bales of cotton. I be City of Chester got Into norf early yesterday morning from St. Louis, with a fair trip, ahd alter adding n little here went on to Memphl. It is proposed to appoint a commis sion of seven, consisting of three army engineers, onu of the roast survey, onu from civil HIV. n Mississippi river pi. lot and a steamboat captain to supervise the Improvement of Western rWers, and to whom will be givrii the entire charge of nil work ordered by the government. General Huiuphrle. to whom the propo sition was recently submitted, promised to consider It. but declined expressing an '.opinion 011 thu subject. It is time the Grand Lake and tow were making their appearance. The P.it Cleburne, while on her way Irom Evanvlllu for thl pot, ran through herself nt Bay City. She turned back to Evanille, to which port she will make her way on one wheel. Capt. Lenox backed the Grand 'Pow er out from her place by the side ot the City of Vlcksburg, yesterday morning, and loaded for St. Lonl, where she will load for Memphis. The City ot Vlcksburg U the only Anchor Line boat now lying at the wharf. ATHENKUM-CAIRO. Friday Saturday Evening, Jan. 21 and J2. CALLENDER'S PAMOTJI r.pflafttii MHVilHlM tin: iikiat -oiTimis GE055U! r. rnimi'K. GEORGIA. ,n2o GEORGIA1 AKTIvrK. lUwEELS UULS ohiuixai.: INKltlALLEDt As they appeared inEajrlavndaud Amarl 1 a, Anil to 40 000 poopU recently In Boston. 'lire llori'on llvruM' :i I Hiey luivt-talrn tin-city LiVHtorm, Thr i-onipaiiy Iim made an inimcntrhlt. The null to mu idem 1 unparat Itlliil In (lie hlitory of lulnMreLjy. I". T lUrnuiu nayai They mc i-itraonlluory tuc best I eur mv t"l'ricr f aitniNiilon Till and 73 cents, arruil i-e-.it ut I) lliirliiiau'i. Ite Jllli; liliKAT K.-iATIO.VAti BVIINT. ATHKNKUM. TIII'ltSmiY, JAMJAUY JOIh. 17U CHARLEY SHAY'S TlfKKAVOItlTKTUOUI'K OK AMKIUCA. 33 I Colebrated Star Purformen 33 5IJrnil npulnr Oomrdlana .1 2 I FULL BANDS OF MUSIC 2 Ziittl Lolly, Tho Oruat Doir Pianiat. HUNKEY PUNKEY VN1 Ills COMICAL 1X.NKEV. OHEAT $10,00" IIIND0 BOX MYSTERY two mm m mit bag m riitr. liKsr ko:kutainme.nt on KAItlll. CJ-A WniM orneunlne Noveltl.3 I7-Si-alH ran lie liml at Hart nun '. Ailiiiinliiii ' ami 7.1 renin, COAL. TO GOAL CONSUMERS: lAimiiiiKi), lit , Jan. nfl87. WCaie nuiv mlntai; u vry auperior artlol ol tout I'm- Irom all imimrltlt, eijiecliUlf ailaliteil fur unites uuJ liuliieliutil lue (rlieralljr. wlileli we will ilellu-r In L'ttlru, ou Ih Cairo awl Vliiceiinoi traek lr llic far lou-l ol'uO tuihcU ul nine (-') iriiu iK-r tmshtl, or two dolUr aud , twenly-llveeent(! 8'i) iertoii . ' Vt'uuliii liAiea verv muerlnr article of Nut t'oul wlileli wo will dellier on track Hi tixtreo tn-) duttara H-r enr-a" luhU. I'artie nul wiililnic i i-ur load chii furm UuU. aa we iuily iiaaKenta, wUliiuK ypu to get Coal at r'lrat to J, WeKuarantevrull nelflit. Aililreti all onleri lor coai 10 Jas.. i-'-u-iiir. ViaUdkOo.," HAKllIdl'l'ltO, tUM. b. I). Akir. Calm. ! K. AKlK-,rCWeiigo Zi, D. Akla A Go., Ilntlera In Harness 1 Saddles. Whips, Collar, Etc: 105, l!iuuatarcial Aymui. ... CAJMIXIM rj-llM) lTOrlnir u Willi Ibelr l?0'?,. cili ilml n ,-iimnlele llnof uaoda tool WDM IU i lei-t, at liolliiin iirlcen. 94 roat Q flu