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'L.jiim'sji.ijtc. l1L- DIRECTORY iIRO BUSINESS HOUSES. S. Any business flrfB eta have three Hue . ., in HiU rolnina under appropriat boding I the rain ui li .am ifcr month or U per jaw ajulilr quarterly in advanoe. Ilnrrtwitroi KWIM ! Ti War. . HA LI.R Y-l)Mlr in Btoven, Tin and Hard aarv, Uui'lenand Farmers' In.plenimiU, Win wis, Ih'frlpsrutorii, 1'0'np and Ladder. li loiDtwiTil Avnue. Cuilerlng, anil Job Aurk done on shujinuu. Lumber. ' .l,R.M.;AHEV-nilerlnhard and toninm wr, flooring, neillng, aiding anil aurbcwl imiilirr, laid anil shingle. Ofilco and yard rnr Twentieth strut and Washington avenue tueiiawrr. I). HAttTMAN-DwItr In Qiiecnawarc, To;, Umpe and all kinda of fancy arllclti. toll Jiier : al avenue, corner ota street, rbotocrapby. WILLIAM WINTXUSiath afreet between oinnicrclai avenue and Washington avenue. nothing nil Mcrvuatiit ratllwrliig. JOHN ANTUlM-Mertinant Tailor and dealer i Ifa-ady Hado CloUiing. li Ohio Levee, Keatl Katala Ageuelea. M. .1. HOWLKY Real Ketate Agent Buy nd sell ml eatate, collecta rents, pay taxes tor non-resident, eU). Commercial avenue, bt ii'hh Mnih and Tenth street. t oraiulaalrta Herehola. 1 1 l.VKLK TUI8TLKWOOD- 11 Cotton and Tobacco Kaolora and pro line la 17 Coiiuuiuercial-Avenue ll. ' AHI'KK Y08 I' j General Forwarding and Cominiaiion merchant, lor the aals ot Farm, Uarden, Or chard and Dairy 1'roduc. W Ohio Levee. EA. WHKELOCK ft CO. limnl Forwarding and CoramUiion merchants, and dealers la all kinda ot Fruit and rrodoce. M Ohio Levee. Consignment itiUo ilrd. rju-ncilsruniUbed on application. Apple. .lust received, S00 barrel? choice apples at 61 Ohio Levee. II. Leiohtov. . tn Food At tobacco wa'rehousc.a child' gold ihaln. Owner can have the saino by paying for tMit ndvtrtlsmcnt. Call at lbl offlw. 13-30 tf. I tin Tidal w BYe-It IU Rlrrark Cairo Just Received 0.000 of tho celebrated Tidal Wave. 8 cent cigars. Try them. Trade supplied. I'ettm A 1?iri. Itargaiu f tlraardlanr). J. Hurler has recently closed out sev rral large lots of Foreign and American Dress (jooris, ami in offering lliu ino at prices never before known In this cil J. Cull nml be convinced at J. Burger's, Ciiiiini'-reial avenue, Cairo, 111. 12-15-lt I.Mll4uirmiin' i.nandry, Mn. Lsttio Coltinnu bM 'reopened ber laundry on Fourth street, Iretwcen wah in, ion and Commercial avenuea, and lakes this weibod ol informiBf ber old friend and pa'.roD that bo U a'ain at their aer Vice, and tollcits th 'ir patronage, hbe ha redueed privet to suit tbe time. OymMaatle Srhuol. The Cairo Tui m r society has conclu ded to open a Khool In their hall, cor ner of Tenth and I'oplur eiretU tor the purpose of giving Instructions in gym iKiiic exercises. Tareiits w ho desire to m-nd thelrclilldren will apply a K. Heb anker's bakery, on Eighth strett. Tt-insi, 25 rents per month. 8 Iw. lor Snl. Th lollowlng diwilcd property for sale at a bargain If applied (or soon, viz : Lots 7 end 8, block SO. with residence and Improvements, corner Ninth street and Washington avenue; 3 In uses and lots on north fide ol Twelfth street, cor ner Poplar; cottage and lot on Walnut, near 33rd. M. J. Uow let, l-f-if. Heal Ewtate Agent. KIOO Steward. "The Peerless" Is beyond all question the best five centcimr oflered tor sale in this market Air. Fred Telchmim Is the solo inanutacturer of this celebrated brand of clgsrs, and ofleirs a reward ol one hundred dollar n to any person who w ill find any In them but the pure Ha-, vana tiller with Connecticut wrapper and binder. Tho Peerless has become a great favorite with Cairo smokers, and the demand for i hem is constantly on the increase. Tbe trade supplied on the most reasonable terms. For sale by Fred Tclehraan, Commercial avenue, near .Sixth street. Jy3-2tn. Hume Again. Kd. Braxton has returned to his old tand in the Reiser building, where be is better prepared than ever to accommo late bid patrons and the public who may favor him with u call. lie has gone to considerable expense in fitting up a couple of nicely furnished rooms, which he has provided witb all the latest Im provements and conveniences. He em ploy a ouly first class vorlmen and those who patronize him will have their wants attended to in stylo and will receive courteous treatment. Wordaor Witmlng-l During the present year, as in the past, the grave will close over thousands, sim ply because they neglect the means which would restore- tlicm to heidtli. Meet tbe fell destroyer at the threEbold, and dispute his Invasion by that more than wonderful medicine, Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Uore- bound. There Is no cough or cold, case ot asthma, bronchitis, blood-eplttlng. weak lungs, croup or whooping cough which will not y'eld more readily to this great botanical remedy than any other medicine. It you would avoid disap pointment, and be speedily cured, ask your druggist lor Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Uorchound. Tr'al size, 10 cents. Regular sizes, 60 cents and one dollar. SOLD BY BARCLAY BROS. Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup I g perfectly safe. Extremely palatable I No physio required. Costs 25 cents Try it. lm Right Rear tho Oldninnrl. Hsv'nir withdrawn from tho dental ffrm of Canine Whitloek, I will still continue tbs practlc of dentistry at No. ISUCommsr- icl tl avs. betwsrn 8tn sad 9 b streets, ovi r ttoldsnna Bosenwater's store third door torth f Bight stroet I will be pitas Bd toast all my old -frleods and pations, nd attend punctually to their antt la cat way of dentistry. VttyBts'py. ' , . ' . &.W. Wtlf LOOK. O. D. 8. la UI Com'l att-l doors ntrth of 8th it OITT NEWS. SUNDAY, January 13, 1878. Local Brevities. Mr. Robt. Lowery addressed tbe Faducah temptriiti'vj re form club lut nlKut. Shell oyster Cryntal saloon, Jut received at tho . HiiiRY Walker. , --The box factory has for the prcscut shut down, owing to a lack of loj;s. Harry Walker sets a free oyster lunch every evening. "Don't you forget It." Fined. Two colored women, were before Judge Bird on Friday on a charge of lighting, acd were fined twenty dol lars and costs escb. Shell oysters lust received at tbo Crystal saloon. IIadky Walker. 11-20. Hon, D. T. Llnegar has donned the red ribbon, and says ho Intends to stay by It. Shell oysters Just received at the Crystal saloon. Harry Walker. 11-20 Prepare yourself for the sudden and severe changes ot climate ol winter and spring, by procuring n bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. . Oyster soup lunch at Harry V alkcr's Crystal saloon every evening at 9 o'clocji. l.l.tf Comino. Ilealey & McEvoy't Hlber ulea, one of the best shows of Its kind In the country, will give one, and perhaps two, exhibitions In this city about the 2ltb or 23ih of thU month. --For Mutter, Etgs, No. 61 Ohio leve. It. Applet, tto., call at 11. Lmchtom. A negro fHiuily living near the cor ner of Washington avenue and Four teenth make It decidedly lively for their neighbors. On Friday night the police were called In to qtx.'ll a row Mween them, Query: "Why will wen smokecoin mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar burg Bros. 'Seal of North Carolina' at tbe same price f" JUkder Trial. The trial of Julian Pillow tor tbe murder ot Jas. Coleman bas been set down for trial on Tuesday ne a. Tbe case against Pillow is a strong oie, and his chtnoe for hanging or im prisonment for life, are excellent. A luifline of fl umels and blanket, from the best manufactories In the coun try are now on' wle at J. Hurler's at a sacrifice in the cost price. 1215tl The F.xcelsior Social and Literary Society are making arrangements tor the coming lecture by Mr. P.sndall. Full particulars and time and place will be made known next week. suner not disappointment; by em-. ploying too many "cures;" but lor the diaeaxes of inlancy use Dr. Bull's baDy syrup which never dltappolots, and costs only 'Jo cents a bottle. Mr. Willis Matthews has purchased the brick buildiflg situated on the comer of Twentieth and Poplar streets, formerly owned by Mr. E. Fry, and is making a baiidsonie residence out ol it. it Is an undisputed- fact that tbe tinea general line ol dry goods, carpels and oil cloths to be lound in the city can be seen at the popular bouse of J. Bur ger. ' 12-I5-U Mr. T. Cella, whose house nesr the corner of Eighteenth street and Com inerclnl avenue was destroyed by fire some time ago, bas rebuilt, and yestcrx hy moved his saloon into his new build ing. Aa unexcelled variety ot zephyrs, wools and fancy articles, ol all shades and colore, form an attractive feature In the elegant holiday display at J. Burger's, . 12-15-lf. One hundred policies were signed by Mrs. P. A. Taylor, the vice president ot the Vvli.ows- and Orphans' Mutua, Aid society, during the past week. The society is a meritorious one, and the confidence our people have in It Is by no means misplaced. Don't forget the free oyster soup at 0 o'clock this evening at Hurry Walker's. corner Sixth street and Commercial ave nue. L4.lt A Temperance Book. "The True Path, or the Murphy Movement," handsomely boun I and, valuable work on temperance, containing photograph of Mist Wlilaird, Dr. Reynolds and Fran cis Murphy, has been presented to tbo Cairo Public Library. For the next thirty days J. Burger will oiler his extensive stock of labrics and silks of Innumerable grades and pat terns . to the public at greatly reduced prices. 12-15 tf T. R. C. O. C.-Robt. Beard, Geo. Fry Mr. Letcher. Johnnie Horn, Geo. Fraser, and several other young gentlemen members of the Temperance Reform club, have organized a glee club, and In the luturo will ting at the regular and special meetings of tbo club. . Ladies and Miss' cloaks and lurs ol the finest material and workmanship. will be a special feature !n the sale ol goods during tho holidays at the house of J. Burger. . , , 12-15-tt. Tm Citt National. Mr. E. R Mills, of Philadelphia, hat accepted the position of teller in the City National bank ot this city. Mr. Mills Is an affable and coutte out gentleman, and will no doubt become popular with the patrons of the bank. The reputation which the house of J. Burger hat attained In the tale of gent"--furnishing goods will not de teriorate. An examination of the line stock now on hand will satisfy the meet skeptical of 1U tupeilorlty. 13.15-tf. HOW HlBJIAl DOMTIX WAt BlAT. Herman Oolsten is a German, and bis home Is 1248 Collins street, 8t. Louis. Herman went to New Orleans some time ago, where he came into possession of between eight hundred and a thousand dollars, llorfiver, before leaving Now Orleans be uiadu tho acquaintance of a lot ol well-dressed sentlemen, lolly fellows, who took great paint to show Herman the sights and to make hit stay in the big city of tbe scuta as pleasant as possible. But the time came for Herman to return to hit home In tit. Louis, and on Thursday night he boarded the Mississippi Central train for airo. To bis surprise as well at hit de light, ho met a lot of his friends on tbo train, and ou Inquiry he found that they, too, were bound for St. Louis, and ol course they would all travel together. The party was a Jolly one, and Herman was well pleased with the company ho was In. They had lots of fun and played cards and drank whenever they could ;t anything to drink, and everything went "merry as a marriage bell" until ust about the time tbu party reached Cairo. By this time Herman was ready lor almost anything, and when a " littlo game" was suggeeted he was not loth to take a hand, and he did to. This was ust about tbe lime the cart were being ansferred, and before tbe party hni.1 been on this sldo of tho river ill- ten minutes Herman discovered that he bad been robbed ot about eight hundred dollars. Then he began to make a noise and call for the police, and swear because they did not come tnd arrest the thieves. But while Herman was making all this rumpus the sharpers slipped off the train, and almost before he knew It all but one ot tbera bad made good their escape. Alt this occurred on the railroad above Gall- g ber' mill. Tho only man of the party bo did not attempt to run away was bam Houston, a well-known irambier. ho some ten or twelve years aifo ran a tiger" In this city. Houston and IIol- sten came dowu town together. and went to police headquarters, where Ollicer Axley was found. Holsten re lated the story to the officer, and accused Houston with being one ot the crowd. and that it was he (Houston) who had induced him to bet.- The officer touk Huuiton la charge, and was about to lock blm up, but at Houston's request he was taken before 'Squire Comiiii;s. where be gave bond for hit appearance ye.terday at 2 o'clock for trial. When the time for trial came however, it was learned that Holaten had gone to St. Louis, but that be had promised to return on atfShday, and the cue was continued until two 'clock to-morrow. Houston does not deny that Holsten was beat out of his money, but does deny that he had any tning to do with beating him. It is altogether probable, and tbe circum stances seem to indicate that Holsten, fearing that he might be prosecuted for gambling, concluded to leave the city, and there Is reason to believe that when the hour for the trial to-morrow arrives he will not be there. Religious Services To-Day. There will be the usunl Sunday services In the Presbyterian, church to-day, morning and evening, Rev. B. Y. George, officia ting. Sunday School will be held at the regular hour. Rev. C. Duerschner will preach In tbe German Lutheran church, Thirteenth street between Washington avenue and Walnut street, this morning at 10 o'clock. Services in the Methodist church this morning at the regular hour, Rev. A. P. Morrison officiating. Subject ol the morning sermon, The Missionary Ciuse." The services In tho cveniriir will be quite interesting. Tho Episcopal church services will be held at the regular hours, morning aud evening, Rector Dillon-Lee offici ating. Sollre, ' Illinois Central Railroad Company) Officr of General Agent, ( Cairo, 111., Jan, 11, 1878. J Uerealter passenger trains will not stop at the stone depot, or any other point within the city limits, to receive or land passengers, except at the passenger depot. James Joiinsox, 3t. GenT Agent Personal. Col. Bob Townes, of Jonesboro, was in the city yesterday on bis way home from Kentucky, where he Lad been on professional business. The Colonel Is looking remarkably well, and wears the red ribbon where everybody con see it. He left by the afternoon train for borne. WJ11 Haytnorn has gone to Cincin nati to spend a few days. Dr. Hinkle, ol Kentucky, arrived in the city yesterday to attend the funeral of the wito of his brother, May Jessie Hinkle, which takes plae this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Persons contemplating their holiday purchases will do well to call at the house ot J. Burger. For elegant and unlimited Variety his stock is uosu'rpnsscd, and prices have been reduced toostonishlngly low figures. 12-iR-tf Ovr Tobacco Tiiadb. The tobacco season Is almost here, and Messrs. H in kle and Thistlewood, proprietors of the Farmers tobacco warehouse are getting ready for business. Messrs. H. & l ex pect to handle an unusually large amount ol tobacco during the season, and are In creasing their facilities accordingly. Baker's Cod Liver Oil, Lime, and Wild Cherry q'-ickly relieves Throat and Lung diseases, and Imparts vigor and new life to deblllated constitutions. Plea sant In taste. J. V. Barer & Co., (Oct. 13, 5 w) Philadelphia, Pa. An unexcelled variety of zephyrs wools and fancy articles, of all shades and co'ors, form an attractive feature In the elegant holiday display at J. Burger's. Prices ttduoed trotn 20 to U tents per ounce. I210tt. Marrizd. The marriage of Mr. Ja llus Sarblah and Mis Carrie Grindler was performed ly the Rev. C. Dnrscbuer at the German Lutheran ciurcn last evening. Mr. Sarblan and Miss Grindler hire many warm friends in Cairo, who wish them a pleasant Journey through life. Lou. On Monday, Junuary 7ih, In 3, "a sight draft made payable to the order of Brown A Pryor, Evansvllle, Indiana, and against J2. R. Egnew, Cairo, Illinois. This drait was lost between the Alexan der county, and the City National Bank. Tho draft bus been paid. The tinders will please return to St. Charles hotel, Cairo, Illinois. 3C Diamonds Lost. On Friday after noon a package containing a number of diamonds ot limited value was lost some where between Sixth street and tbe bank ot the river between the wharfbuats. As will be seen by notice elsewhere, a re ward of fifty dollars is oflured for the n covery of the package and its delivery at the jewelry store ol Tuber Brothers. Death or Mat. Hixxi.B-A-Mrs.Uin-kle, wiie ol Mijor Jesse H inkle, died at her homo on seventh street yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, alter a painful illness of nearly, or perhaps quite, two months. Mrs Uinkle wis an exemplary woman, fondly attached to her husband and children and home surroundings. Major Hinklo and the surviving mem bers of tbe family have the sympathy ol the community in their sorrow. Children cry lor PiU.her'8 CaHoria It is as pleasant to take as honey. It contains no morphine cr other deletcr iovs ingredient, and Is sure to expel worms, cure wind colic, regulate the bowels and stomach, a, id overcome irri tation caused by rash or cutting teeth. Mothers can rest, and children enjoy health, who use Castorla. It is harm less, It U certainly speedy, and it is cheap. ll-ll-ldw Closing Oct. The household goods and perso ial ellects of Mr, Peter Culil will be sold at public auction on. Friday next, January 18th. Owing to ill health Mr. Culil has been compelled to retire from bu.ine for the time, and having gone to Europe to remain there lor two ears he hasconcluded to dispose of such of his personal effects as coul 1 not be properly cared tor during his ab.-enc. Head Thin. 6 lbs choice K.o coffee, $1. 10 rts A sugar, (1. 11 lbs best New Orleans sugar, $1. And everything else at rock bottom prlees. Pettis & BiHd. Some time ago we called atten- ion of the authorities to tbe fact that a person desiring to cross from one avenue another, between Twentieth and Thirty-second street was compelled to go leu or twelve blocks out ot his way elore finding a crossing. Our attention has nl lute been frequently called to "ibis uct, and hence we again mention it. In this muddy weather a sidewalk running from avenue to avenue, somewhere be- ween the above named streets would bo lite desirable. i Died. At her residence on Seventh street, Saturday. January 12th, 1878, Mrs. Sus-tn S. Hinkle, wife ol Major Jesse Hinkle, in the forty-second year ol her age. Funer 1 services will be held at the house this, Sunday, afternoon at,2 o'cloek. A special train will leave the foot of Eighin street for Villa Ridge at 3 o'clock. I'he friends ot the family are invited to attend. Shelbyville, Ky., SmtMl, please copy. The Tax Pavers. There wss a meet ing ol the tax-payers association held on Friday night. The attendance was large, and ihe action taken of considerable lui portance. It was resolved to test the right of the county conypigsioners to allow county officers fees over and above the amounts of salaries fixed by I The test will be made In the case ot the sheriff, who at the last meeting ot the board, by the votes of commissioners Sam mon s and Brown, was allowed six hundred dollars extra pay lor clerk bire Hotiea. To tho Copper Tube Lightning Rod Co., Cleveland. O., aud all whom it may concern : We the underslgne 1 hereby notify you that we will resist the payment ot our several notes, given by us under false representations and fraud upon the part ot the agent of said company ; and we further represent that by such false rep resentations we have not received value as specified in said notes. Said notes are for the following amounts, to-wit : A. Comings $72 93 John A Poote 75 00 John Major 60 00 This the eleveuth day of January, A D. 187S. A. Comings, J. A. t'OORK, Jork Major. Cairj.'Ili.., June 12, 1S78. '13 3 file I areas of Inaomala. The parent of Insomnia or wakefulness is in nine canes out of ten a dyspeptlo stomach. Good digestion gives toui.d sleep, indigestion Interleres with It. The brain and stomach sympathize. One of the prominent symptoms ol a weak si ate of the gastric organs Is a disturbance of the great nerve entrepot, the brain. In vlgorato the stomach, and you restore equilibrium to the great centre, A-most reliable medicine tor the purpose Is 11 os tetter s stomach bitters, which Is lar preferable to mineral sedatives and powerful narcotics which, though they may for a time raert a soporltlo Influence upon the brain, soori cease to act, and Invariably Injure the tone of the stomach The . Bitters, oh the contrary, restore activity to ihe operations ot that all Im portant organ, and their beneficent Indu ence Is reflected In sound sleep and tranquil state of tbe nervous system. , wholesome Impetus Is likewise given to the notion of the llrtr end bowels by Its ate. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD ! Lost a small package containing two diamonds ol limited value, between hixth street and bank of the rier between tho wharfboats. Any person fiudlng said package or Its contents, and fjeliverlng game to the Jewelry establishment ol Taber Brothers, will receive the above reward. Any one giving Information .hat w ill lead to ils recovery will be amply re warded, Cairo, 111.. January 12, 1S79. lit. Circuit Court. In the circuit court yesterday the negro Wash 'laylor, in dicted tor burglarising Fred Telchmau's cigar store, was tried and convicted, and sentenced to eighteen months in the peni tentiary. Another negro, on a charge ot robbery, was convicted and sentenced towo years in tho .penitentiary. Of all the criminal cases tried so far at this term ol the court not one ot Ili3 parties accu sed have escaped, and of the six or seven tried all but one have been sentenced to the pentteniiary. Comity Attorney MoU key teems to have taken a "bulge on the boys" and is whooping them through. R1VERNEWS. SIGNAL BKRVICB REPORT. -u.uva LOwwii a. Rl of Kail ft. in. rr. tit 17 5 TTi h 6 0 S 'i S 5 1) 10 2- 4 Cairn Cincinnati... Uarrnport .. run but.... LflUiirille... KvausTillo.. i'td' cub Ot t'aul rokuk St. loiiua ... "." 1 I ,,.. a ; -o JAMES M. WATS' 'N, Serieant Signal f-crvii-e, U. 6. A The U. P. Sehenck Is due to day Iroui Cincinnati for New Orleans. Louisville Courier Journal, Mi : Ruin ing and river rising at Puuiliurgh yester day. Now lor water. Capi. Sam HiU dredtli, an old marine prophet, says : -( have bet-u on the river over forty years, and with the Louisvillo and Cincinnati Mail Line company over thirty-seven years. There will te heavy rains during the middle and latter part of January." All right I Now let's ee. dpt. i'oni Bolus used up a plr ot VVhbash river corn barges fillu.l with elraw tor overshoe during Ihe recent "cold snap"' at Evuiisvllle. Silvenhoni was going around w ith ins noso weatli- erboariled and stuffed Willi h-jy to keep u warm. Tbe Alice Brown, "snaking" a tow of empties hall a mile long, crawluhed 'em U out ot the canal aud lelltor V titsburg. l"ig Siuike" was on the rool in his shirt sleeves, giving orders and looking as Herculean as "liayjacks snatchiu' for ugmiung." lite angels will not slug I he Sweet IJye-and-Bre" to Jake on account ol his siZH or beauty, but for a towboat captain they smile on him. Every man to his trade. The rain ot day bulcre yesterday along the upper Ohio should raise the river again, as there is plenty of snow up there. The U. P. Sehenck kit Cincinnati with the lightest trip that lias left there this season, 150 tons, but will no doubt m-i plenty of irelght along the Ohio. The shipment of coal out of the Mon- ongahela river (luring 1877 was 72,702,sX)0 bushels, and coke 6.778.118 bushels. The Ice in the Mississippi is still too heavy at St. Louis for tuwboats to navi gate. The Fannie 'latum is booked to leave St. Loui Monday next lor Piit.-dmrg. l'hai's pretty good tor the middle ot Jan uary. The Iron Mountain's barges, at New Orleans, took Cincinnati suar at 1:'J and Joe per hundred, and molasges at 3c per bb!. The n gular rate is 25o per hundred and 11 20 per bbl. for molasses. 'The II. C. Yaeger left St. Louis yes terday for New Oilcans. The City of Helena says the ice give no trouble in the Mississippi, but the water is quito low, and that is why the J no. aMeus laid upat Chester. Messrs, Duraut, Wheeler -A Jenks, says the Rrpublicx. are going south, with number ot Iriends. on the propeller Dispatch, to viMc the jetties and other points ol ii.terest. i hey leave here on the 20th. I he C. iJ. Church has a fair trip tor the Ohio. The river fell IS Inches here yesterday. WAiilrtl. Cook for family ot two. 6 Ohio levee. Wages "good 3t. A Gentle Hint. In our stylo ot climate, witb its sudden shanges ol temperature rain, wind and sunshine often intermingle In a single day It is no wouder that our chil ren, friends and relatives are so frequently taken from us by neglected colds, half tho deaths resulting directly from this cause. A bottle ol Boschee's German Syrup kept about your home for immediate use wili pre vent serious sickness, a large doctor's bill, and perhaps death by the use of threo or four doses. For curing Con sumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia. Severe Coughs. Croup, or any disease ot the Throat or Lungs, Its success Is simply wonderltil, as your druggist will tell yon German Syrup is now sold In every towu and vlllfge on Ibis continent. Sample bottles for trial, 10c; regular size, 7. ATTENTIGN ! auciton sale: j PETER CUliL'S HOUSEHOLD GOODS, KTC. Corner llolbroek Avenue and 2'M Street. FHIDAY MORN1SO, 10:J0 o'clock, January IS, 1878. Every thing appertaining to housekeeping ANDREW 8CHU0DER, Agent. TO WINTIB, Auotloueer. Bargains for Extraordinary Inducements to Purchased Until after 01ix'itnin.i Wueli Foil THE NUESLV THUITY IXV3t, UTlfi rtrr in ihr Public idiiu 3a?jt5S,333R.3COS and aS3C3Gj3B:S The Finest assnrtmcut of Ladwa' Cloaks and Furs In the City. Uuiialled Attritions Silk Hsnilerchiels, Collar, Cutis tud Tics in lanes variety tod elegant assortment. A Full aud Complete Line, ol t ieiiti' Furnishing Goodt old at astonishingly low prtoet. Zuphyr. Wools and Fancy article ot nil shades and colon. Ladle 8bors actually at Cost. Carpets und Oil Cloths in endles variety, qualltyand pattern. Wo take pleasure in announcing to our patrons and the pulilia grnerally that we are now offering rpecial inducements to those who purchase wiihin the next 30 day. A thousand newand attractive articles of vTtu are now on exhibition, and are being offered at most extraordinarily low price-. J. RtltGKI!. BANK STATEMENT. I&LA3 Jlffi 13 133 APFUKS3 ! Report of the condition of tho City National Bank, at Cairo, In tlm Statu of Illinois, at the close ot buIne, Dee. 2?, ljr. RESOIRCES. Loans and discounts 22l,lul IS U. S. Bonds to secure circula tion 50,000 00 U. S. Bonds on hand it, 100 UU Oilier stocks, bonds and mort gages i.l.Sli SO Due iruiii tpprov ed reserve sgts..$ 77.C23 ii) Duelroui oilier na tional banks M.iad 6H Due from statu banks bankers 3,4,'3 30-0 l,-JI3 JS eal estate, luriiiliirc and' tix- Rtures Un.OO.' C5 Curi'uut expenses ami taxes paid 4,880 82 Checks and other cash items $ 3 821 39 Bills ot other bunks 7,o'J2 00 Fractional curren cy (including nickels) , Specie (including gold treasury cer tificates T.'-lfal tender notes. SI J 00 J. Mi 00 21,000 tiO- 3."i7l 03 Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer (5 per cent, ot cir culaiion) Due Iroui U.S. trea-urcr.olhiT than 5 per cent, redemption fund !,") HO Olio 05 Total , ..$-l7(i.3-M 73 LIABILITIES. Capital Hock paid in SUiU.OOO 00 Surpltufund So .000 00 Undivided profits 40,'JOI 07 National Bnnk notes out standing -l.i.ilWI OU Individual deposits ' sub ect to check, iUOSU o. Due to other Na tional Bank 5.7i18j Due to State Banks aid bankers 23,503 7G-1VJ.U ou Total $170.324 73 State of illlrois, county of Alexander, ss. I, W. llyslop, cashier of the above mimed Dunk, uo solemnly swear mm uie above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W, Ilvsi.or, cashier. I Subscribed and sworn to before hid this lOili day ot January. 17S. II. II. ('A.Di:rt, notary public. Correct Attest r- a Tl. II. CrxsiNClUM.) (i. D. Williamson, Dirci II L. Hallumy, J (i. D. VViLMAMsux, Directors CIIANCKUY NOTICK. State of Illinois, county of Alcmndcr. Circuit court of Alcxauder county ,.l4lruary Sural, A. 11. ISTS. Iltnrv Whitcamn vs. 'A'pliam Kiclilioff, Henry Hrhhon". U.iilil KiihriolV. Cliar'rs L chnt-tl ami tiwcie Kehh'jff.bili to rvfurtti aud fureeiose inuri- aie in chancery. AtlKiavit "I inc ' non-riiuence w imiry Kl. hh-jtl and Kthi Kii lihulf, two of the drtendanu almve nan ed. havinir hem riled in me office of the c- trk of iid circuit cjiirt ol .kiexunder county notice Is h reby gien to laid uon-iesidcnl del. mlant", tlist the complainant lie J lu kill ,.t cmplaint in laid court on ihs chancery c thereol on tha i it day of oven ber A. II. IsTi , anil 'hat lumoions thereupon uaueii out ot aio couri again! mid defendant, remrieible on the tirt Monday of January. A. II. IsTS. a is by law re- quir d Now therefore, unless y. u. the said lien- ry Lictin. tl anil haihl bn'Ml.,n mull ticrsoniuiy ne and appear bcfoai the .ii4 cite it court ol Alex,ui ner county on ihe fir t day of the next term there of, to be ho d i at the court hiiiise in the Hty ol Cairo,! l Hid county, on Ihe first Jlouclay of .j.inu ry . I t-78, a..d plead, amwer or dt mur to the aaidcomiilananl'abill of conplaint the aine, and the matters and thuis therclu charged ana siatea, will be taken u ciiifeaid. and a decree entered agaiust you according to the pravtrof said hill. - JOHN ii . iikkvn met. Geo. Flsnm, Compluinant'i r-olicitor, Nov. Jlst, A. I). 177. INSURANCE. SAFFORD, MORRIS, AND-CANDEE. Q noral Insurace Agents 73 OHIO LEVEE, City Nat osal Bank Building, up.smh s. Tha Oldest Kiuhliahed Agrncy in -in.iU-m Illinois, and rrpreitndut over - 165 OOO OOO PAJXT AS D Oil. Skin 1 CURS GUARANTEE!-! Dvscritie vour ctsc, and send HICCACrQ I vvi cents, (Correpoml( UIOCAOCO J tllrd Keel to 1, Van Dvas 10 Mt. Vernon Street, PhiUilidiiliia. A. BOTTO, Saloon and Restaurant. THE BEST OF WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS Cons antly on hand. Also bus constantly on bund a Large Supply of FK.TL7XT, ORilTQES, APPLES, ETJ., At molttal tuti Bttail. At the Old Delmonico Hotel, t 5-im ' ?fo, CS Olala LTee acHolida unnrccederitad Tl&rntnit in DIAMOND "OIL Aliniment univer ally aoknowledsed aa tb ioo-t renowned quick euro over bromtht before tlie puMo iu the iaeteecth cen tury lor the perfect cure ol Man and Beast! This popuUr and great honliosr remedy, so lont; needed by ritfernvr huffianitr, is adving unbounded proo'n m lu meriCs-hy " all having leaied its lliuivalud Dowcra. and by THOTJS AKTDS ; n all rises cinlraMi? it tbe roost power. : lui renindy and quick reliever Irnm agony, Diamond' Oil Posesses be best concentrated hculing properties, q'lickeit scientific arts lor uiu re lie t, most, combined msdiuated necessities, u lini mut for man and beast, ever introduced for public benellt. Tlioao QvxtToi'ins who will use this liniment in time, i: be cnvinecd lb it tliis is a sure eurv tor rheu matism iiriiraUU, iirui-o-, fprains, svvel. In;;', hums, tins, I litis, tumors, piles, injured limri!., scants, gout, diptlieria. soro tbroat, toothache, hi ad.s.'iie. m-.ct bites, tits, eo'le, tape wr.rur, etc., for tlu human race, aud U A isitivi; ton: orj sweetiey, Hiijjboiii?, s.ralis, callous sinews, hu t-, euros, cuts, unnsc, lame nt:ss,triiii,i i fetlocks. si avins, eoli.-, bolts, windfall; poll evil, catlie a'ut sheep com plaints, aud all Kone-al di-easc in stock, and the many oilier allHcliiuisof bota man and ueust. DIAMOND OIL is lor sale by Fkans. Hklkv, iicinij vvtll recomenled by all druggis, pbyicians, and every one wh lit ever used it. l'nce, 7,i voits per bottl. Prpar-Ml by W. E. F.V'r AN ifl ll,, rnii.AiiKLPiiiA. Bmtuch OlU'ie. Indianapolis Intl. ILLINOIS CENTRAL B. B. Shortest nd QUICKEST ROUTE TO St. Louis & Chicago Tho only Rood Running Two Daily TvaitiB from Cairo. Making Tratna Leav Cairo :00 p.m. Fast hxpress, arriving lu M. Loul te.riO p. ni.; Chicago, 7:!M, a.m. '. 3:20 p.m. CINCINNATI &LOUIS i ViLLE FAST LINE I &:-rlvim;t n Cincinnati 8:.'W. am.; Lout- ville, S.:,. a m : ii.ll timpolts, i.lo a.m.; i'u.oentters by this tialn arnvo at atxivs points fffl HOURS OF ANY OTflEB EOUTE. iH'M p. m. Fast Mad witii steeper attach ed, tor sr. Louis and cuiCAoo, arriving in St. Louis at b:.'in a.m. Cm euro at 4.30 p.m. Connectlu at. Odlu or KUInyhatu lor Cincinnati, Louisville and ludianapolis. FAST TIME EAST fik-enyrrs ty this lino fit IkrotlKh to me Kast vciibuttt any delay caused by Sunday liitcrvenint.'. The SAlUliDAY AFTEKXOON TKAIN FHOM CAIKO ARK1VKS IN NKW VOHK 3IOKDAY MOHNIMU Af 10-. 5. 36 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY OT11KR KtiUTB. rVdvertlsemenu of couipetluc hue that they mdte better t'mo than tills one, ara aro issued either through IgnorHticc or a desire to mislead tne punlic. For through tickets and Information, tpply at Illinois Central it. it. Iepot, Cairo. TKllSS AIIX1VI at c.uao CxpreS .':" p in lull '. l;15.m J AH. .lOH.NSON, Oen'l Southern Agt ILJomks. Ticket Aid. AlesanderCounty Bank ttKl'OKT OF THE CONDITION Ol' TUB ALl'Ji ANDER COUNTY BANK Or CAIItO, ll.l.i, AT TlltJ CLOSB Of BLSINI MH, jan. 7 rn, U7ti. HKSOIKCKS. Loans aud discounts.., HSrji 71 Due Iroui banks 8.700 i Cash on hand....' 'MAH1 ill 42.7-H t0 Outllt and furniturt'... 5,000 00 Total !Hi,013 00 LIAHII.ITIHS. Capital stock paid In $23,000 00 Deposits , OtU'lO 32 Slurplus luml... ';& m Total ; $B0,01 B0 We, r, Dross, president, and H. WelN, cashier ot tho above named bank, do solemnly swear that the abovo statement Is true to the best of our knowledge and belief. F. Pros. H. Wells. Cashier. I'nsldent, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of Jununry, 187S. . Auwkd COM!.' Notary 1'iiblit' WiTTV HAXO, OIWAK b,l. IfUtA fiiAiil Bianllof M Orsu ISatoM S rianoaoalrs1'. CoJItOW. clrwihira Fia. D, P-Uaaur, Waablatoa, ji. J. .,, , , 0. mm