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$u loirin.
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oi niKor.iDAnoi t rbrr:t.
liraftorYtttid Undershirt, nt n r-acrlfleu
it l'. .VeiTV, No 7l Ohio Uvoo.
CliAl, and ornamental ring of
very pattern nro made to order ly
Tatar Jlrolher.
' A new supplv ofC'nlf Boot and Gnltcrs
juii r.oii 'it r. Xciiv. No." "an fiiu
I.PVCO.
l'itolior A; Henry's largo took of littrit -ware,
cutlery, tool, ttove, tlnwnn. !.,
ill bof-old.wlllimit rcganl to cost.
Mb. Ja H. Barclay, of Ihirrlny
Brother, l nli'cnt nt Memphis fn iit
temliince nt tlio Conference of tho Alotlio
dit 'KpIcopal Clmrch South.
It will l con, ly coniultlng SalVord,
Morris t CamWa advertisement, Unit the
faro from Londonderry, Liverpool, Oln
ijowor Quccnstown to Cairo hu boon re
duced to $18 20.
Xotick to St ii a no k us. If you nro
ftrnnso In thi clly, don't fall to call on
AV alder nnd examine hi itock of clothing,
boot, uliocf, lint, rni" furnishing
goodi. tf
Peter NelT jiiiiminoth stock of Spring
clothing embraces nil the new styles, nnd
what can bo found nowhero clo In tho
city a largo and well varied stock of boys'
clothing, f
Tiir. llnsT nnd Ciikai'Kst Clotiii.vo to
Ik! found ix this City Is at Iaau "VVai.
iikn'p, cornor of Cut Stbkkt & Ohio Li
VKE. J 5 .
He shows hi good with pleaMirc, nnd
nnd nover let hi pntrom go dlsntlflcd'
Call ox Him if you want n bargain, tf
.Mb. nr.d Mr. Samuel Walter left by
tho morning train for llnrriiburg, Poiin- j
ylvanln, whero they will probably remain
until about tho middle of July. Tho trip,
which Inn been in contemplation evral
week, was somowhat hastened by tho crl
out sicknes Of Mr. "Walter' father.
Coo i, nlry nnd plomlldly ventilated
room, can bo bad nt tho Saint Charti,
with board, during thohotmmmormcntln,
nt rrry line prices. Knmilie ran bo ac
comodated during the nbovo period, with
ourmot dwlrablo room,nt a large deduct'
ion from regular rnte. dtf
Go to Peter Nell's if you want it stylish
Summer hat, clothing to uit the sunton,or
anything in tho lino of gent' furnithlng
good, fully ten per cent, cheaper than tho
uino article were ever oil'orcd in this
market. tf
Walueii, clothier, corner of Sixth
trect nnd Ohio levee, kIN clothing, hat,
caps, boot shoo nnd furnlihing goods'
chcflper by 10 per cent, than any other
homo in Cairo. Call nnd ntNfy your
lvi' before you buy. tf
Tutt Life Aoclatioii of America i rap
Idly winning it way Into public cnnlldcncc.
The local loard of Trmtee it nearly full,
embracing nlrendy omo of our mot
prominent and substantial citizen. It
plan of operation will commend itself to
nil who would rcuro cheap mid unijnei
llonably nfo llfiinuriince. Any Informa
tion deilred can ! obtniueil from .Mr,
Marnard, agent.
Tho rltlr.cn of Cairo who would stinitl
lato tho growth aud prosperity of tho
city; who would brlug projierty Into
rcadyrciicst, nt an ndvuneo upon nut
price; who would incnino our volume of
money, und by adding to tho htiMno. of
our merchant", hotel keeper and me
chanic, givo mi air of Iticreaied life ami
thrift to our city, mint go to tlio poll, on
Monday, and vote for the Kentucky and
Tennom-o railroad.
A Kkw Youk preacher ny that "no
man who ue tpiritou liquor can get to
heaven." Of oouro lis meant Mich execra
ble pohon n in retailed in the Empire
City. In view of the undeniable oxccllcnco
of tho old whUkny, pure brandies, spark
llng wincj, nnd creamy nle fold by Pat
Fitzgerald, of tho Sun J-'lower caloon, no
t wlro preacher ha ever ventured n like
declaration. Indeed, we havo heard men
t iy that everybody who patronize Tat'
U'Veragu I immediately possessed of a
serenity of foul, n chriitlan fortitude and
resignation, that make thit mundano
phere of ourx as good n heaven a he care
about. That everybody may eharo in thi
Mi. ity I'at ha fixed the prico of hi in-
inpurable Cincinnati lager beer at & cent
a el, und everything eUo at about half
iitit 1. really worth.
, Tuo Hiic.t llilliard Saloon In Southern
lut.ji can alto bo found In connection
"titiiti popular wtnbliMimcut. tf.
Tl l:iea luminary I much cxerci-
our k ttatemoiit of tho Bullbtiw, that
-.ai, couniy convention wa bold n
"""""""than it hould havo been. Tho
luimnry layk W(U BppoIntod for .,
Hi n'?"'Tcncl1 according toHppoint-
, i. i, "'o, why did prominent
ThIhe w!!Ulform the delegate from
! "'t 3 o'clock wa
ho hour fixuU, ,iUi cht.att,,cm
Actl. fjl? f PSU,&ln l"occcdlng,7
Court Houw ufw, lt r urri ou ai iuo
uctmg u.K.uiJi,;;,::: ';E
milieu to lunynimnd ii, ,1, ! , '. "
the Court Hounf,.;;', '"'-"fived at
tlud theeonventioi, in il "' ' rf to
InU. 1 "r adjourn.
I. AMI' tXI'LOMium,
Will jhq people avoid tli.-.e'dllK,rf i ..
u.lng n genuine article, which I. urfcetiv
safe und bus the reputation 0f Un 5
bct'ln 'use? -It I. the Aurora Oil jt
give a brilliant light, mid can bo bud t
W Ohio Lovee. (Mil ,.! KH o,,. ,.(....,,
A HUGE JOKE.
(lKXTI.K.Mi:.V IX IlKOAIlCl.OTIi AM
' I.AVKNIlUt KIDS HAITI.l
I i.o:s.
A a jirnctlcnl Jokid commend in to
, Cnpt. II., of Mound City.
Olio day last week-he invited n number
of hi friend to tnko n, little pleasure trip
with him on tho Idlowild.- ''There vn n
party on bonrd, musio nnd dnnclng would
bo tho order of tho hour, nnd they could
not only enjoy themselves hugely, but
lenvo the boat at "Metropolis, nnd return
homo freo of ehnrgo."' "When the Idlc
wlld landed nt Mojind City eight or tun of
tho fine.t dressed men tho city could pro
duce stepped nbonrdj and wcrutoon Miuglv
cniccuccd in thu cabin. Of couroo wliero
Cnpt. II. I, thcro' li ulway fun. The
time pascd most merrily, indeed, until
tho ''lookout" decried Metroiioli". Tho
loat landed, but, strangely enough, ngnlnitt
n raft of av logs; und what was tnoro
fttratigu and perplexing ctlll (to
nil except tho Captain) there
wa no communication with tho shorn
Thcro was, for u moment, n deposition to
"bleu" Cnpt. 1-owlcr for putting them oil'
at men u place; but tins illipos.tloii wn
chocked by tho dincovcry that tho raft win
lowly moving down stream. Tho truth,
then becamo manifest. Tho ruft of rnw
log belonged to Cnpt. II., nnd the "pleas
ure trip" was n ruse of Ills to get n crew of
gentlemen in lavcndiir kids nnd blnck
broadcloth, to help him drop it down to
Mound City I
About noon next day, the raft arrived nt
it, destination, tho crew with bnttcred hats,
foiled clothing; nnd fooling utterly ex
hausted. Slnco then, their only refcrenco
to the trip hns been In nnswer to Inquiries,
nnd in very emphatic monosyllable, viz.:
"You bo dam I"
OLD FOLKS' CONCERT.
TO HE Itr.I'KATKU THIN KVOVIMU.
Tlio large crowd who wero in attendance
upon the Old Folks' concert, in School's
hall, Inst night, wore to well pleased, that
thoy clamored for n repetition of It this
evening. In compliance, thorefore, with
what seems to bo n general wish, n second
concert will bo given at tho ramo place,
this evening. Xuw songs will bo tung, und
tho moU popular part of last night's pro-
grammo repeated.
A the cutcrtulnmcnt itself is richly
worth tho price of ndmisslon, tho fact that
tho net proceeds will bo applied to the
Kev. Mr. Brown' over-iluo salary, will
form nn Inducement that should till every
scat in tlio hall.
KINK OK KtVIX t NI'IIVIVK OH I'HIIISII.
Bear in mind that the proposition to
iuberllo $100,()UO to tho Kentucky and
Tonnefieo Itallroad, must bo decided on
Monday next, nnd that every vote that can
bo polled in its favor should Ikj polled,
Thero I n purposo, on tho part of rival in
terest, to form tucli railroad connections
us will divert tho tide of north nnd south
travel from thi route; nnd uules the
Kentucky nnd Tonncec railroad I built,
to connect ut moro closely with the net
work of southern road, that purpo'o will
ultimately succeed, A wcultliy koiitheru
interest is socking It north'
ern and northeastern con
nectlon through l'aducah. Another
interest, witli which St. Lou! it joined,
is ftriving to perfect tucli u connection
through Coluniuu, ami tint only means
known to us, by which such aim may be
tuecostfully defeated, 1 by thu conttruc
tlou of tho Kentucky mid Teiincsee rail
road. Tho uberiptlon of $100,000 by
Cairo, may secure tho construction of that
road, and who is to blind to tlio trim inter
est of tho city as to oppo.o tho subscrip
tion? "Whether, as u city, Cairo ahull
"ink or swim, survive or perUh," Im
measurably depends upon tho succcst of
the railroad project now In contemplation,
and thctuccciiof theo project immoaiiirn-
bly depend upon the action of our voter
on Monday,
iiti:tT toitTr.MN.
(ireat fortunes nro not eully acquired in
then' diiys of sharp compntioii and base
treachery. Even when thoy nro acquired,
they too often llnd tho Kscuor a mero
wreck, lmvlng niadon drudge and slave of
hlmelf by toiling iiicessnntly for thnt
which ho I permitted to hold for n few
brief months beforo ho is laid away In tho
grave. Wo mutt confess that in thi' view
cf tho case, tho 'Groat Henderson Co.,
Ky., Vrlzo Scheme'' ha powerful attrac
tion for oven tlio inot utald. Here nro
great fortunes, to bo won without haggard
toll, nnd tho wholo secured by a legal rir
Ur, und in tlio hand of men of mot un
doubted Integrity, "We are ready to aid
nv ,.r ...i. r.i..uh .,1, ....... i ...
"".' v " "
in nuvunui; iithvii
or inforiiiiitioii nbout
thi mutter.
iiiy"i. I
TOBino,
ikuiis, irrc,
i;vi:ii.
CIIKAI'KIt Til IN
Mr, JI. Myor, Ohio Lovoo, hn roolved
to clo.o nut liii iirt.ont lurgo und well tit
ortod tock of tobacco, cigar, sinill, jiijH'J
oto., nt jiricei thnt will ins tire qiiit'U' snlc,
III building liiiving U-cn omowhit dnin
agwl by fho recent fire, mid tho removal
of hit flock, ho liu concluded to overhaul
mid refit it. Ho , therefore, desirous of
(t'ttins rid of hi Mock, nnd to do o, will
Ijivo jiutron vxtruordinnry barnlii. Ho
incun whitt ho i-nyi in thi, und will eon-
viiti'o all who miiy call ujion him of hi
Incerity. To wholewila buyer ho will
offer jiccullar liiducenicntii, nnd to nil ho
will give biirgnliuthoy can aeeuro nowhoro
obo In thu country. my'JOOt
EtO.MIM).
Hy U'lng Mr. "Whitiomb" Syruji for
blldrcii many a doctor' bill can bo saved
ud much lullcrlng averted. Head the ad
vertbeiiifnl in HiiulliiT column, myjniw
TAe Cairo
DEATH OF E. H. BARBER.
Tribute of Kenpect ta Ilia Mtmory.
A meeting of tho friends of tho lato B
II. Barber, wn hold at the SL Charles Ho
tel May 2:id, 1870. Mr. F. K. Swift
called to tlio clmlr, and Mr. Jowett "Wil
cox was appointed Secretary.
i lio following preamble and resolution
wore unanimously adopted:
Wiihrkas, the inserutablo hand of Di
vine l'rovldoncohas been laid heavily upon
us, in removing by death, evermoro from
our presence, 'our beloved friend. K. II.
.Barber, Ksij, bo it
IttMhed, That whllo we bow In submis
sion to Ills inllnlto will, yet In the death of
K. II. Bnrbor, wo feel that wo loo one en
deared to us by many social ties, and whoso
many virtues will ever bo enshrined in
our hearts.
Ilciolral, That In tho los of our friend a
blank is left In our midst, which It will bo
difficult ever to fill. "Wo shall over mis
his genial smile, hi cordial greeting, his
kindly word for nil.
Jletolttil, Thnt wo hcroby tondcr to hi
bereaved wife nnd relative that iinccro
oympathy which we jtrl, even moro deeply
than our v rd can jixpro-i1. and trut tnnt
tlielr ln-i will he m lenml gain.
Jle-iolerd, That thesa resolution be pub
lished in tho papers of the city, and a copy
of tho tame forwarded to tho bereaved
family of our beloved friend.
Attet: JEWETT WILCOX, Sec'y.
"W. V. Halliday,
A. B
Saflbrd,
II. II. Cnmlec,
Jat. S. Morris,
A. A. Arrlck,
I), llurd,
n XT EVintn
W. U. MorrK
a. awecnoy,
C. R. Huril,
John N. Patton,
G. D. Williamson,
Jno. Il.Obcrly,
Thos. S. Barclay,
Louis Herbert,
F. Bross,
B. S. Ilarrell.
Alox. II. Irvln,
John Q.. Harmon,
C. 0. Davidson,
It. W. Miller,
N. Cantwoll,
Wood Rlttcnhouso,
T. Carrigan,
P. "W. Barclay,
c.d. F. Sltton,
II. Moyers,
K. II. Fnllis,
II, F. "Whlttakcr,
('has. Thrupp,
Thoma " inter,
II. 0. Miller,
A. U. KuiKoni,
lsaao AVnldor,
Sol A. Silver,
I). Ilartman,
James Johnson,
rotor Maup,
11. II. Cunningham, "Walter Ilyslop,
John Antrim,
C. II. Kvans,
I. F. Cavinon,
F. W. Bedford,
Loul Jorgeiitcu,
M. B. Harrcll,
C. W. Dunning,
C. 1). Artcr,
II. C. Loltin,
(. J.Steinhoute,
II. A.IInnnun,
II. Wunlner,
AVm. Winter,
J. M. Innsdcn,
M. 8. Cox,
S. V. reabody.
J. M. Phillips,
Louis Mathews,
John How ley,
Robt. Smyth,
II. W. Webb,
M. L. Dunning,
C. Ilauny,
W. II. Snndmky,
Thos. D. Holmes,
Geo. W. McKoag,
Frank Hundly,
W. B. Gilbert,
C. W. Green,
II. K. Spaulding,
Win. Stratton,
Tlios. Wilson.
Al. II. llurd,
K. S. Brlgham,
R. C. Welnck,
F. 8. Kent,
A. Marx,
Jos. Mckenzie,
Phil. Howard.
U. N. Hughes,
W. M. Williams,
P. G. Schuh,
J. T. Ronnie,
George Fisher,
Henry Winter,
P. H. Pone.
nun many others,
CONDUCTORS l.C. K. II.
W.
J. (1
I. Morgan,
iV. M. Putman.
Cormlck, C. N. Ollmorc,
Sam, George.
DECORATION.
.Mo ii ml tit)', Monday.
Thu decoration ceremonic at Mound
City will take place on Monday next. Tho
Cairo committee suggested Saturday us a
moro convenient time; but as the arrange
ment nt Mound City could not bo matur
ed, tho suggestion was not concurred in.
Let it bo remembered, then, that Mondny,
and not Saturduy, i thu day settled upon,
Tin: st. tiuiti.KH iiutkl.
Thu St. Charhu Hotel Is now tho only
really tlrt-cla hotel in tlio city. Tho
building is ii largo and well ventilated
structure, orectc-d near the Junction of the
rivers, where breezes havo ah unobstructed
swoop from river to
hot month of suinmor
plcasantest hotels in the United States, nnd
posoo attractions that otojAf to arrest
tho progress of all Southern families who
essay an etcapo from the heat of July und
August, by ii trip to Niagara, Saratoga or
Long Branch, and to command tho patron
ago of everybody else who seek n cool,
plc.alit rut real, whoro ho will bo well fed
and well treated.
TIIK Kl-RSKKT.
Tho bot monthly mugntiiio for very
littlo girl nnd boy, of which wo havo
nny knowlodgo, i The A'urtcry, published
by John L. hhorey, WMhlngton trect,
lloitoii, Tim Juno number it nrofucly
llliutriitetl ui.d contuln. uinoiiir other artl-
ck' thut will dllj,'lit thoyouii); reader, tho
following : "Dolly' Shoe How Uunny
lluilt Ilur Ncitj" "Mind Your Stop;"
"Tlio (looso Mnrch j" "How Cnrlo Took
Curoof tho Baby;" "Thr Until j" "AVhcro1
loiniiiv, ' oto.
. ... i
lic . j I il n. . In 1 nr. SI All nnr
nnniim, or tlirco cook- fur on.
KixrToas,
niigiu ii.'tin in too iKlo, too bk in and eva
itj.timo a thick yellow coat, digeitlon i
Impaired, mi uupleatant linking soniation
at tho pit of tlio stomach i oxporienced,
tho bowel aro irregular, tho mind fretful.
thu memory weakouod, lometime a flight
cough, coldno of tho hand and feet,
sometime lo of appetite and at other
unnatural craving for food, dizzinett of
tho head, depressed spirits, fueling of uw
certainty, of liiiviiiir left soniothini! un
done, but can't tell what it I. Tnko Sim-
niuns Liver Kegulator, it will rcmovo all
unpleasant fooling and mako you well.
ini4cuwi w.
-How many housowivc nro thoro who
have experienced tho difficulty of obtain-
ng pood vinegar. Head tho advertise
ment of YV. II. lllihop in this paper.
my25itaw3m
ruKrfii hgg mid Yellow lluttor can al-
way bo had. Head tho udvortiseuiont
"C.rcateU Work of tho Age," in this pa.
l'"r maylMnm
Bulletin,
POMCK BL'SIHESfl.
Four drunks constituted tho entire biul
nosi beforo 'Squlro Bross, this morning. A
flno wa imposed In each case, and n com
mittal to the cnlabooso followed.
Bofore 'Squlro Shnnncssy, yesterday,
Ann Martin, a colored "lady," nnd Fanny
Hapklns, a while "woman," wero brought
up on a charge of fighting. They wero
fined $5 each, nnd escaped tho calubooso
through the interposition of friends, who
entered themselves ns surette.
John Moran got drunk. Flno $1 ; paid.
Peter Funk tmncked nn impudent den !
rep, and wa fined $5.
This, and no more.
i - -
WAM.KII I WITH PAI'KR.
Why nro tho hair coloring preparation
kept dark? Simply becauso tho light de
compose tbcm nnd expoic their foul sedi
ment. Hence the bottles aro Jacketed with
pasto and paper. I'halon's Vitalla, or Sal
vation for the Hair, on tho other hand, Is
as cloarand transparent In the sunshine as
in tho shado. It revives thu natural color
in over tlmo-bleachcd fiber, und doe not
ttnln tho skin. Sold by all druggists nnd
fancy goods dealer. ' myWdawlw
, CAHDOr TIIA5KS.
Tho German School ocloty acknowledge
their obligation to Mr. Flihcr nnd family
for their kindness and liberality nt the
picnic of tho German School, held on the
16th of May, at the Flora Garden, in as
sisting u at tho picntc, nnd in giving us
their beautiful place, free of charge. Mr.
Flthcr proved himtelfn gentleman worthy
of patronage. By order of
Comnilltue of Ilia Gcrmsn School Pwnlc
HK HTIU, MVKS.
It aiford ut much ploasuro to state that
Mr. Bart Cathman, whoso death by light
ning, wo reported yesterday, still live ;
and that tho chance aro strongly In favor
of lit early and complete recovery. We
wero vory potitlvoly Informed that ho
lived only n few hour. It turn out, how
ever, that hi injuries nro not even seri
ous, CABDOl'THA.XKS.
The Cairo Tumor Society nt their regu
inonthly meeting, pasted n resolution to
thank Mr. Dupoystcr, of Fort Jctfenon,
Ky, for his klndnc In giving hi beauti
ful grovo a n picnic ground to tlio above
society on the first of May lnt.
Bv order of tho Society.
JOSEPH MENDEL,
Committee.
THE WKHTKBS MOSTHM".
The Juno number of thi sterling wet-
orn magazlno 1 rcplcto with orglnal mat
tor from tba pent of many of tho first
writers of tho day. Chapter VI of that
captivating story ''Rolling Stone;" "Tho
Public a nn Employer;" "Tho usu and
Abuso of Word;" "Tho Coming Eng
land;" "Kania;" "Tho Wife of Garl
bnldi," etc., form a portion of tho content),
and fully maintalntho reputation of tho
publication a among tho best of Amcrl
can periodical. Addre tho Western
Monthly Co., Chicago.
ORPHAN ANILt'M.
An important meeting of tho Board of
Trustee and Lady manager of tho Or
phan Aiylum of Southern Illinois, will 1-c
held at the resilience of N. Linton, Kj.,
on second street, at eight o clock to-mor
row (Thursday) evenlin;.
A full attendance I desired.
2t H. II. OANDEE, Secretary.
lootl wholesome vinegar. Anv ono
can make it. See advertisement of W. II.
Bishop in this paper. my'JodawSm
MI.VKHAI. WA'I'EHS.
KIUHT OK Till! NKAHON
Kltslngon, Seller, and Bluo Lick
AViiters, nnd all tho other varlotv of
water from tho celebrated spring of Ger
many and Amorica. on draft and for sale
river. DuHiil' tho l'J' the glaw gallon or barrel at tlm drug
.r n t. n . ,r , , fU,ro T. Whltakor, No. 108 Comn.er
ir it ii one of tho ,, i, iio..
RIVER NEWS.
AKItlVALH.
I on All. CuliimhiKi Miltrjr, IViluoah,
KlllluiirK. .Niuhv; IVlrolln. .lo
Mnry Aim, Loultf lllr, AlUkrr,
i.utir iiiiiuur, i iiiiivruyi inciuior, ci iiii.;
HilirrMoon Clni Turn lti', 1J0
UuickXvp, Ktiuir;
.Mary Alivv, N Uj
Bell til I.GUIH, ,ln
Ilrlltf Mfiu.ii, Mem;
DErAUTL'KKS.
Millirrr. Patlucah: Dan Able. L'oluml.iii.:
IVtrolla. do Tllman.Nh:
A Hiker, do. W II Hrenn, t Loul.;
uirK ruiton, rutcn; Dictator, do
Mury Ann, .N O; Ti.in Hrra, do
Lllti Condor, rnmrror: MitrvAlk'v. ,1a
iler Moon, Mnii'hli Htllf Mf iuilil, do
swiio 01 i.oui, no ujirK.itn, r.inuiv:
Tho weather continue cloudv nnd I
much cooler. "Wo may poalbly havo ioino
moro rain to-day, but tlio Indications
not positive.
Tho rlvor is nearly ktationnry but hn
lauen a nine.
tho dcclinu In tho MisMsiliml nnd AIN.
sourl continue teadllv but slowlr.
Tho Ohio itationnrvnt Vittsburir. with
four foot water, but it rlo i oxoccted frUm
recent heavy rain. It U falling lowly
at LouUvillo with four feet leant In th
cuutc
The Cumberland I fiilllnir with Hirin
leet water on llnrnctli SuouU.
UUiluc bus on v boon modcratu .ln,.
last report.
ii is somownat aitonisiilng to tho people
of tho "West, that all, or nearly nil tho Con.
."
gressinen tuey oloct nro won over In omo
, . - i
provini' eatlern and northern harborf, riv.
en and railroad, but thov can nover win I
iimunui m uiiKin niiiironriaiioni lor im.iai
tno eastern men to support nny nppronrla
tlons of anv rosnectab o amount, for ilm
improvement of western rivers, ultimo, .h
it. is wen Known niai iuo commorco ot tl)
i. r. .. . .. i?"
ie
groat values of tho Uhlo, Cumberland
nnd
Mississippi far oxecod that of all
Kastom harbors river and railroads emu.
blnod, if wo osxopt the ono harbor of Xow
iork, instead or InorovinL' western
rirar our own Concrcssmen vote laren
...i .ui.- . ,, i." i. . ..... . .
uusiuiuj to raiiroaui wnicu duiiu oriuec
o as to impede navigation, This seems to
bo rfono witli a purpoi, as it U well known
that bridges con bo built that would not
offer tho slightest obttaclo In navigation.
Tho Pike is tho regular packet fur .Mem.
puis ana vicMDurc to-uav. ana tho u tv
of Uvansvillo for IvansviTle.
The Paducau packet leave daily at four
o'clock p.m.
May 25.
"COME TO STAT."
JOHN ANTRIM,
XX nn Opoiiod o.r.
CLOTHING,
piece; goods, hats aiyd caps
FURNISHING GOODS,
At
Old Stand, 73 Ohio Le7oeP Springfield Block
0n,i"o,
Who
lore Ik will bo plciiocltomeot tliomitiiy JriuiidH
i nut i-oiiixud him in days ofuuld l:lIlK.syllO,, nnd
who
limy now ones iismny
i Iimm adontod tho inot
itmn
Quick SaloH," lot- cash, and will ivo buyorw inchtou
montrfalikoin tho qttiintity, tiualit y. price and stylo
ol his floods.
Full Suits, readyile,$10to20
larticiilar Attention lnld to YonthM ami
eliilrircii'M elotliln.
CUSTOM WORK
i:x 'iil l lit llu ln't mid moot niMlilonablo Hiy lv. The NvriiicM of"
a lii-Ml-flitM eiilli'r Imtu hven Ni-ciircd, nnd entire mllnu'lloii will
lie Kiiariiiitt'otl In nil ciihcm.
Ah It U no triiulilc to nIiow uimmIm lie will bv plrnovil fo huve
every buily enll mil Inopeet IiIm mIocU.
Cairo, III., April 18th, 1870.
Look k Yocit
your clothing from
Stnt't nnd LcvHo,
Inteiieut, ntul buy
Wililor, conior Oth
tf
Com: and Ski: -Mk. If you wnnt Imr-1
gains in clothing ntul furnl'lilni; good,
corner of Sixth itrct imil Ohio l.i'Vco 1
tlio lion pluco to buy tliom. i
tf I. W.M.DKIl. 1
Hi: ure to ntul tlio itilvcrtlK'inviit
'(ironloit Work of tin- Ago," In till
jiajior. umyl&d'liu
IrsT rccclviil t Mr. 0. Mcdwi', fino I
inHirtim iit of .Michk.s' nnd (iiii.iiikv'.' ,
MioKS nfoverv tvli ntul docrlptlon.
niiir.tr J J
Look at Wai.iigk's.Siock okOiitiiimi
ami furiiMiln" iomI tiiih wkkk. It l
ri'iiloto with ail Tiir. novelties of thu I
pennon, nt price to ult tlictluio. Corner
.Sixtli ktrocl mill Ohio levco. tf .
Cam. nt Wilder nnd kxauis k hi
ftock uf ii.otiiino. Ho cannot, and will j
lint, UK t'MiKllSiiI.n II V ANV OTIIKK llnl'oK
IV TIIK HAMK LINK. Thi urocK I K.N
KXTiiiKi.v nkw, nnd vni luiL'oiir nt tho
l.iV'lT IIKCI.I.NK IN O'iMi,
1. VAM)Klt, (Vrncr of Sixth ,
tf nnd Ohio Levco. i
NEW ADYKUTISIDIKXTS
a. cm icv.
Principal Undertaker
No. lit, Sixth Street, Cnlio, llllimls,
Ki'ff roii.tmitlj on 1 1 i 1 nhrjjo rui'ly nf i i;nn.
A llrc'J' iipwnnil llilTur I
Burial Gases
tlio flnul nJIliiift lie -cn now In tuo. ,lo
rtn ly.iii0
woodou OofXlrxiw Z3to.
A Hciir.'iinil Cnrrliii;('Ali,iiji In
lil'llllllK's-i.
lloillr. iliilnlrrml mi'l lnpinl to nny u Ire...
AUu on hnnl for talo
I'lilioUttri Trlmiiilimi.
lUIr Clnth. (irm n llii, , linni,,, Ilutton.. f.i.lj
nininlltcr Krlinfu. (toliiHinl hilirr M.,.. vn,,.i.
Tok, Mo.. Tour, t'luifl .inw, lliMl.prin., (ilur,
MO'.S JUTTIIINSIN M till: TO IIIIUKIt.
inuj'.'U.m
rjim: chi:ai sioni:.
(f, Fancy Goods, Etc,
MRS. C M'GEE
Inill nM'i'lnl ntlcnlinn
In her pri'tMit Hoi k.
HliD lian u full lint) 01
MILLINERY GOOUS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
KID GLOVES.
Women'. .MIHt ' rihI Ciiildrcii'a
BOOTS .
Ami A Ihouminiliilliprlhlnu. thai runnnl Imi phi,.
uiiTuini hi nn aiiirrtiKi'iiiriil. Mioli ili-ti rml'iK I
to ilotcnn iiml maintain fur lu-r vilaliilliiiirnl
llio iittinv of
I H K I.H FflP nTII R F
UllUrll w I Wllk
Hurtrooild am lr(.li. HPHnnalttnnfl fi.lii.i,iiil.i
Bill' Hill K you mure fur llmiuiiio uiikiiiik of
money Itmn any olhiT iloro in l wn, Don't Imy
until jou t nil on Iit-r o4-'Iully It ymi nnt lull.
Illierv L'OoiU or uoiiien'i. noil eliilihen'H tin..
miih'ii, cir.
inylllf
CT. CI.AIU IIOTI1T.. I
I'or.Tlilrtt and .Mnrkrl NlreeU.
SI". l.OUIS. MO
'JVl'lllH iji I'l'l Ihiy.
House Fnmishca with Best Spring Beds
IloilHi) rrntrullv Iruvili .l.
II1119 for all traiijw. .
Oeneral It, It. anil Hle.1111U1.1t
Ticket otlleo n tho .
liuunr.
J.'dHFSTiKV, ProprlHor.
mT!M?ni
Zlxxtlx'o OXToir ISItoolK. of
IxiM
Illinois.
bo lonHod to call,
to of "Small Profits and
liu
on
BAECLAYS'
DRUG STORE
No. 71
Levee.
vvnr, minis!
rOMl'CTKXT ASSISTANTS !
KKASONAIILKI'ltlCKS!
Our (IimiiI. Our llr, KrfVrnuf.
BAKOLAY 0S.
IUtc llio lanvt mi'l coiiif.li tl 'Uk
IIICIK.S.
PAIXTM.
OIL.
DYE KTIIFFN,
An l Kffii rl km'I In their tin- Hi fuiiml I"
Urrn ht. l.oui nri'J Memptil".
In Our Prescription Department
W iln none liilt llio
I'I'ltl'.NT AXI JIOHT HKI.IAHI.i:
J A i its .11 A TV. II I A t7s.
A lull line nt
U'HIif l.ml, Xlnc, l.rU While.
VxrnNllra, OIU, I'mIiiI llrnxliro,
IJIiicn, r,, Ar.,
IN LAIKIK HTOCK.
A.t Uni'olnyia'.
Vi
nx.ui oil.
Genuine Article,
Juki rrctlvnl (run nr. Mmullii'M I.Ih
rnlorjr. al Cttlcnuo.
II. inrriln n. a incillclne ni wl no advcill.lliK
ThU notlco I. only lo Inform you thnt it ran l
iiiiiwl in you
ilAHtLAVN'
PomadcM,
A i.i. or THE BENT UUAI.IT Y
rillin HAMItlA KI.,
For Chilli and Fever,
Ik tho uedlclHO I bat boalH all
otkera. nAHCI.AY IUOTII
IvIIS liMve It mid rvcoiaineiid It.
Esni:I: of
IJCIM.
JAMAICA
Pure and Strong,
T Iw had by Ike SIhkIo Jleltlu
or. at WkslCMlv,
At Burolays'.
QOAI. oils.
Standard White Oil,
ix miter, oKDr.a,
For
ono
wale In qnautltlea, Troai
barrel and npwardtt, low
for t-iiHli, at IIAIK'fiAY ItltOK.
piIVHICIAXN
Country Merchants
i
Alfa
OTHKH, '
J ' t" " '
to examine
ro invited to examiae our
Nlook.
I'tlOTBSNSlCII
SkllioAT,
cm t. mm
CAIRO, XMa.
FORWARDING
CAIRO TRANSFER CO
BILLS LADING
(ilvon to nil Auillnlilo Points,
BY RAIL OR BY WATER
St. Louis, Cairo k New
Orleans Packet Co.
TIIK f-TKAMKItn
IIIHMAHCK ...
.T1IOMIM I.N
J NK.
M.I'AM,
I'KI'I'KII,
M Hl
I,
I-
IIICiMO.U.
IIKXt KH
COM MO V K A I.T 1 1
TIIOMI'MOX lKA.
OLIVE BKANlill
MOI.I.Il: .llil.i
W. II. AHTIII IC.
.MrlllKU,
AIII.K,
ik.iii..m;i,
it i
HtXIIXtM'AI
jini.iiT,
lAI'I.I.N'KCAHItOI.I, .l'l.V
I.
I Ompr in t nil llio Iln-t nil Urcnt tiil ,.
I m. l.nu .
For NV' Orlcn Ti. Vli uni t
Bismarck
TIIO.MI'HO.V . Mlr
will Tl m fArWim, M.ir I,
coiinMlilin nt iirlr.n villi ixcnn I. n mi
biriir lo
l.lvrrpoul, Ntw York. Ilmluii, mut (IhI
r.toil, Tciaa.
rn'nsffn 0'l rrri run rrlr on tl ?h
I ,! imiiiiK tiro HinniiOI 'nc,
I tllA". T IIIMUj
llrnrml Aviit, C!rn.
Ofll n V'I.nrflil. 1111,1 it f.nn-1 till
! Memphis and St. Louis
racket Company.
IS70.
1S7.
The foll"mr llftHrimirir thi. ,uianl fill
run la Uir tMo Ids i Jt .
Memphis Packets
n.i. Arrni' at Cm1Airii't l:iu,
liril.it kt l on. I ui (), i p.'t 'lur'ny I in
2Wr V..ur
CUT OKCAIIIO, Tln.r ljr f. I i. I .n
MkIIii, Mn-Kit
Mtl. wrtirili. "i'iir.l..r, ii.n, .!.M-, I .in
I'f.M, M..l'.
Vicksburg Packets.
Ann M Vi$u
... nt 1
I r.
lI'Mt.
M.ltlU.i: ITT,
JIll.M........
.Ur, I ...in f i
t Ml,
tlll.llUAlKl . I'n ly. I . " i ' ' 1
CITY OK Al.lU.V 'lo
IIUIIU'ON SunJv- ' I" T'T-Uv. I Mil.
.m ii, niiiivnil -to I
CmuK tniif t M Ixiit. win.
.urllirru l.llic I'lickcl C'oiii)uii) ,
Krnkllk I'arkrl C'nii,aii) ,
Oinalik I'at krt o.iiiii)',
and Vnrloll. llnllinnil I, Iuo
At Mfinr.lii' ilh
MrmiiiU ml Wliltr Itlvrr I'nrltrl Co.,
Arknli.K. Itltrr I'ukrl i.iiiipnii ,
lrniilil. mill Clm rlr. tin. II. II..
nnd Jll.l..liil A. 'I'riin. on It. II
Al V '-ki 'iri: i..
Vmon itltt-r I'nrkeli, ,n I
Vlt k.luiri; mut .ilrrlillmi Itxllrnml
UHInr thrmiRh I. m IH-Iinic au- I .. 'n I
it)I ti nl In rh l i r r "r
CHAM. T IIIMiF r.rn-r Air
I UN v uii Wiu.i' ''
SOI, Ml.VKIt, T Let nnd IWrmrrr Ak m
Nashville and Cairo
Packet Company.
.x&-
Inrwt.tlnt. (it tin, tiill.twItiM
.splendid paticnger itcauitir
Ta isman
fiTIUl.V(i... Mutrrl .........
I.Tiitv. I.vtry Jluiiilii' nl I I.
Tyrone
IIAIlilO.V ......Malrr ...
I.ritt.-. t.xcry 'I'll ttrxlii)-itl I I.
John Lumsden
HAVI4 .Miutfrl
!.', r .vt ry Nuliirtlvy nt 4 I.
.11.
M.
(Irri
.111
Throiik'li Hills Lulling (.'Iron Via. Nash
1 1 1 o nnd I'u I io I'ucki't. uiul
Min i'ii l.lnt"
To .tihT,lll-. t'lmttiuionun, Tenii.i Al
lai.ln, .iliiiuhiiM, Iluinc, .Huron, ft.
Itltii-4. U't'xl I'oliit, tJi ornloii. Mil
ImIkvIiIs lin.i ICnlaiili., Ala.! .11 mil"
IMaury, Alu.; flirleniii, H. ', Hrlum,
h, KavH.illl, 'u.l tl'tlllllUKt"".
4oluuiblu,N.'.. . .
lll.YS. t. hixiii:,
Auent nt I'nlro.
Memphis and Cincinnati
racket tompany.
IIKMIY JON. rre.t.HAM J. IIAI.K. Pe.-y,
(..1I1H..IHM1 nf llio Mloivlnit, tiri
Vl"r maimip.
ALN'13 llfAV....
KIIH'T lll'lt.H.
MIKMS'.Ill.A
lolm Pmil:. Ma
Krbiik Minn "
W. II. Miller "
Nii.vr.it MOU.,
lien M. MeincU
...w. r. wniKcr
Ono of IIik ativ uplenili'l sleamrra lre !
fur Memi'lil every Tuesihy ami Hr.tur.luy, ntul
forCiiii-liinnil evfiyKrlilnyaii.lhBliiriUy,
CIIAH. T. IIIMlK, Agenl, Cairo, 111.
Uihgo (in Whiirr-heal.
Evansville and Cairo
Packet Company.
. (v' Consisting ot tlio follow
4'fcUs;Splendid Piiengor tften
Idlewild, ,
ffiWI.Klt MaMerl W KOWl.lIlt......,
Lnvi-n ("aim t umluy anil Tlinrsitiiy at i n
Quickstep,
MlWlerl J'KNNINl
n I'lie.Juy ami I ruli'
lillAMMI'.U MlWlerl IK.NMMiXllV.. ..t'liT
l.euve. Chiio Toe.Uuy ami I rMi' al '. i. in
Cilyof Evansville,
IlKVTl'll Mauler I ". l'1'..NMKflTOn... C er
CAISO UITt
IIAirAT
LontreHUairo Wo'liieS'liiyminilHiiitinluyi. nt A p.in
Coneelln at 1'ailucali mill. Teiinf river
iiai'keU, at Hinlthliiinl with .Nimlivlllo uicket. l
Ktnnsvfll with llio rnnlr paekola fur J.miltvlllo
mut riii.liiiu.ti, ami Iho I?. A '. It. It. lor all i.i.mlo
jsioi 1 1. niAiu.iisT. iii.Mii:,
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