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.ttAsttitSMU. mm ANSOUNCKMKXTS. I'nr Clly .Hiirslntl. We lire authorised to minuiiiiic ANDUIIW CAIN tisaeniidiili.lefor tho Hindi of City MamIi'iI, til" j: t to tlio iiwin in or Hit' li'iino 'r.itic t arty. Wcaro niiihoiiiul Id iihtiounic that llll.N'llY T. MAItTINwitl iH'iieaicllilulo fur Ihnntllii.of "ll Mnr-lml, ni the cn-tiniK i-lmrlcr clei ti"i ml" n i in t. If . of Him Peine rntk' parly. W . ore niilhoriroil til mi limi rn.- I 'A I' I. V. M l.lS in an independent rnndhlatcfor tlm old,, nf city Marshal, iitlijet-t only to the decision if tlti people tit l or (lt-Clerk. At the request of tinny frit ri-l I am n candi Into for tli' otli'ii of City Clcik, subject lothe de " inof Hie lemneratle party. mh:iiai:i. j. iiovvi.r.r. .4111,1, IN TIIK KIKI.ll. We ii if .iiil'..orlcil to announce tlm name nf J. T.TIIiOIA1 a candidate for tho ollice nf City l 'i iK at t!i" cnating intinirip.il r lort ion. tl j. Nuiii,i:ns.i:it. L.t ipr lllfllitli Klrrcl mill Olilo l.rst-c, Orer Vmei nt' Uroecry Mloro, triform" tlm people ' f Cmroin tlm jiiirrhitH l mi l refilled 111 the rnc i Hit,r nli lain her tlm Pioturo Gwllory nf .1 i lliae '1 unking it ii" "f ni""' "in- pI'lH ill till-Virl He l now prepared t "Ii H U niiot m'iMi 'ii Ii s 1 no. from tli 'SMALLIl-I MNATi'iti: pi liit. sui: potti'iuiii. ii I .il tllC II' MT 1(1, .111111 I'll S1,,M, f1!" !!! t I'pr.jH' I stylo. Tin' k h i "it ' :re taken Uildy; atsithsr, I liililrHik 1 :rn t.iki t in thru' to four OM.ie : -j ." 1 nnl nlrifi I :- m.' . onic id! 11 I see 1. tli lilins In i" II I i W All V JSHT J I i M ri 1 L o iissoi.rrio ' .VKUNIIIP. Ol' IM UV- Tlm ; till:" rlni heretofore "Vi na -tm-n I' Ii ntil r 1 M-ickfteth, un.lir tie- tirm inn- r r IVhle nto knvtii, i iln any uis. if 1 1 T 1 . ,t::J conx'iit. K. II. Hlucl.lt" Hi i- .t'.-.r ft-1 1 olirei nil niititin'llnc debts -I' 1 ' r.n r. i-oiii.i:, r. .M.T.i;KKi.Krii. T i u n of lti- I lf firm l-)iitinnwl t .1 -.ni, ly t' )l Kfni KKI.l.TII Jin a h ! ti. lffl. iinMllfi .MIIXINHItV. 1 mi 1 111; Mrs. CJIfcOKK' ! rii r.! : n nfil y upp I 1 1 EW G00OS Tj whleh ilie pari a!rl lntite ttntlon. Mifl.u u-t Ifrr ,nl .M .;. 1 ii-..J rr.i 1 n 111 1111 nira rmx inuiii", rnk (lilliiiill, l.'lllplirc licci, Jtlivs Trltnintiiw. Sill, nml Veil ft Muttons ('nickel llnltons I'luoli a Ait anajtsuxiAJiiXD, l liif Kid (ilom-K, Ji J flL'IJ I OL n p.s ann in o ens nons Alul fu.itti l( -still ,( ! k .AM' FANCY GOODS, A'.lcfti :iiftiprfj !..'. i Vory I.ocl C'nli l'rlc" he "ie nlltr tlit U l.ralo rD nr.il "I- I n l Imm Hi"- pri - ti lailotrrininnl u nminUiii lirr dtltn loin ' r eif r ir.ns " I tic Clif up St re. !.ilif V r01 AM COAL. 1 I -vr 1 1 1 iti lner till' l ire Wood & Stone Coal iv psr'cf fie 't, .a m ipimii.ty "K'ui-1 . .it 1 Cii.-.l Di-llwnil at )JI .10 Per Ton. ii H rr lUrrt. Orth A ' n - .1 iis i li etlii ni" r of l.vl'i'inn. i it minrr. iHtrime. tleioil r.ivoiAir. !i,Tiuj. ! I . WAIDEE roit.uTii sT.oiii( ij:vi:i:. , lid (i!t rc 'Ptte l irilll mi l roinpiririicx'K 11 EADY-mADE CL01KG ASP ents' Furnishing Goods .i. . i wry t .1 II I! ili-i'mitl'in, whleliwlll lx n l.l ni price ii ill nl to nit all I'Urclii'ri. IVrlcl iruiitei ' I. Ill" n "i hirts, lints, Cups, ClCt) ' texeelleiltll point "I price, t-l-; w ilr.lKn, Hi fr nnv oiIiit iimtkrl. X Jm THnmiwiB'iiiii Htinintof ll llie:n"i nf piUnt'i nntnrf, lent to Ixilli rexen. A cure i fc'iuiMIilfod i-rv ce iirelertuken. .Miiiiiiiiiin hi miiii-iiMit. Deuces' Female Regulators r fi nii)lei. rr.inle. toreniovonliitrucl'i llvl.au C I I1JIP l Uo ft full iworlliieiitnf Ilainl.iKeiiiiiiil Trile ttix-rior iiiuuiiy "I iHi t.eaiiiii; ii lormnKi ei t l per lair ilovn, or f"per iloicn. A Meill'lnl I'ninplilet, fdlituillinK iin eliiliariit .iil .noil tin uliovelleNei4, hiiIiii lew )iaetii) innrU upon tlm caiim", crlect ami treatment miiiii-contiilnliiK m latgn pnie nne 'M ci .'li'iKruvint-', nhOHiiiRtlioiliitereut miigin, nt in ealei wrapper on ncelpt of ins,) ,. Illicit Galon's Head Dispensary, No. j:i Vet Jcirurson mieo tVelilAenvtw l.nnvillf, K KSVS 0? IHBBR, itm:viTiKs. l.'i-l a .Mnllesi' rros". H'l'lili lux fjmic h:vk toSirliii;lli,il I'luj letter ll't will tititietir toinorrow tiiurtiltig. Tlio chiirclio wero woll-alteinlerl tin now bringing $1 'J50 Hiirnlnv last. (ioml woo'l U now I f0 pur cord. Mnyor Wilioii lim .Mnynr'8 Cuti vcntinti. returned from tlio Wit ti Ifil h wt'll-vctitllnti.'d room In n (ool lxnrlini lioitie. Siriti i-till lln'ir In tliu lap of Winter. Tlio liljit?"! twiiner uVit litillt for tliu wiintern water U now en route for Cuiro. lnriri; ntimlier of rltlnn from tlm country urn In uttunilnnco upon court. A nK'Icty of JFme ItellIunltti Jiiij, wo a rn Itifnrmuil. litoti ornnixcil in tlil city Tlieri" wa n ili:,'iit mitindi"rjtfinilltii,' lietwfoti two city vtlMfiN yentnrility W'onl", but ni.'l blow. .Mr. Wcnver U creetinj. a liuuto on tlm cortiur of I'lntt nml Tuotity-third lrwti to Ik. ticd for urtcury -toru Tin" .Mound City ,unrwit nnnouiiccj tlio dlMolntioti of tlm llrni of I). W . .Mtinn V (.rndull of tliMtcity. Mcflnlo lim recovered fromtlie ell'ect of n cevura fall on tliu rilrrd truck 1h neal;. Wliv didn t tliu (Iratiil .lury tlerUr tlm clly jail n nniwitico? It iliotild luve lcn in.liite l-tln'Jnll, not tlie jury. .luile l!ri4 will f nbitnt ,i fuw duyt in HltiintlHnci! nt the County Itidijoi' con verition. which niMttHt .SpringflfM to-dny. Clurlio TrNiilv tripiwl mid full while emu Indown UiHlHir from tliH l'hllharmonic hull, on .Siuidn nilit. nd ncvcroly hrnl'ffd. The tlyin mint of l'.liictth projK M conn, tn Cuiro. Hi Ii Impecunious ond ImUovim that in Cuiro 1m tuny "rnUn tliu ulnd," und then iioon the wind. (ienerul lirnid' jilrturn in I'.rrry Snlnrihti it rt x'-xlllkino. 't fhotild rotitiilur him n l)tler liMikiiig man thrin li lt, it lit voul'l crowd throuth th Vincn lie ro.d. Th" publiher of thu Cairo Star pub lili ii protpwtuo tltii inornitr.'. in which they unuiinnei" their dctririir,Mtiou to t-rj-InrifQ mid otlivrulto Inipror their paper. Wo wlh the youn gfiiitlerneii iuccc. The follow iti(; explain IHelf: Springfield, III' , Jniitinry -0, ltl. OKAitSut. The l.ycomlir.' Tire liuur mice Oottimtiy tin. coi'iiiliol with the ltw, nml l milf.i'rM"'! todo bulnei m Iliitmu. Vuum truly. '.. C. M IM'I NCO IT. ('iIi!hI"I- Arti.ilil r-x-eivel n ti.!eruni ye.ter.lity moriilii from Wllllnm Henry, of Anna, Infortnltit: him Hint lilt tor- liJ b"n burslarloniily entered on Humlsy nilit nnd robbed f one luinJre,l ilollur worth "f elothlnt;. The MiHHid City JoHrnnl Ititimnlei tlmt M.-.r. Ilrillldwy nnd Kurd, of thl clt. Me to bltini"' for the iHc!ittMtihtH!i of w.iU on thu C. A V. It. II. Thl U itnjiut to tnn vtho. in their urniety to jiroeure the r,Hil, expeiiduil many thuufMiidi of dob lull of their pril iucmo. mid have never i;ot ihu return of ti rent. The henlth f tht city I remrl;ibly U-io'l; and, fnrthe time Wing, our cltletii ),ii vi) diHontinuwl the Imblt of dyltih'. Wl'i ii u until ii tired of lift), Mini with to diehu go-u to .MemphU Mild t;ol. ht, or to I'm ! iv.'uh and oiiilrui-l tli jimjmui, di- .' nun!Ur to that locality, nnd dici (ii.rH l'ruwian, tho (iermtti who lt i-10',1. tll'iy ! wiiUh wre found upon the pjroii !' II MilehM, ha revere the lullulu"-. It wu ill the f,'iltl'l pwket-bouk it.lv. rti.'-l by (iren V (iilbert. ThotJer iiihii Imd bt it: and, it appear, .1 ituli . I'h talc "f having burrowed tho fOo wa true, mid that ho U all injured man. .Indi' llro ha. written u letter to the Mound City .huriutl lii-dntlrij; that he lim (iiiniill'-d, wiped out, dwlrcyed nil tn true t lutweeii the oounly if Alevandtrr mid the Cairo mid Viiit'-jiin-i railroad. Ho I ti, Muk'ii. Ill.wn order lmu that hu only nnnnlb-il or rather, iittmpteil to fintuil th" ri'iitrtu t t.. . ! SIio,iMii.ifil. rnllrind -link f. r Sittnrdav iM'tan, otHcei' .My em nnd Ari.ii'.'l r--i eived InfuriiiHtlmi that one WIN li.itn Wilmin, colored, ln iH-cupied tho puiition of UM.tuder on the tejimur Dexter. Imd l evit 'ilfor!ii',' on the up trip i of th i boat. Thov wire lie. I h hoii'u nnd found flvufllvcr hjuioiu m irl.t'd Sioami'r )i cr, ' und thriiu umrki'd "Dan Able." ! lb wik put Into Jail, nnd ut hU trial brought it hi"t of witno'M to provo that j ho had iMiuht tho upootm, and n tin In I in,. ..nt riiloroil inrilft nusid. 1. W. .Mil MM wm hi lawyer. Co to !.', Ohio Levee, nnd buy the vlc. brnted Aurora Oil, of Kvsull A .lacob. Tnvtho Aurontoll. It will provo It-. Mipcrioripinlitlc- over thu coal oil. A i. vikik Atook of fiirnldilnc (?ooiU of nil kind.- iilwnvi. on Imntl nt 1'. Nell's, No. "3 Ohio Luvee. declitf 1'l.ot'K' Choice I'ainlly Flour In bbls half bid., Micki, Ac, for calo nt tho Kgyp thin MI1U. mi Ik mi want n pidr of boot uuido to or dor, out of tho hvit mitturinl, nnd in tho most fadiiomiblu nnd durable miiniier, to Win. Killer.-, on Twentieth street, op. posto thei court houto. tf To i-iiKSKitvr. huaUli tho foot mu-t bo kept dry nnd warm. 1'or boot' und fhoei tlmt will tlo both no to I'.hler'i', on Twen tieth street, between AWhlnjiton nvomio nnd I'oplar -tfeet. Nbati.v llttina bootJ nnd nhoc! nt l;hlrr. J'tiu pitols nnd curtrldcs run! bowlo knlvc. t'o direct to 1. cll , No. 79 Ohio fvjvco. di.'OOtf Tin: Auiioiia On. rcriuircs h dlllurcnt bttrnur from tlmt which in ti"."l with coal oil. Ak for tho .Sundiin(t burner, which i the but In tl'C .Sold bv I! well V .Itieob !5 Ohio l.i.-vce. j.ost. A K'dd .Multcso cro, with thu wordu, '-In Hoc Sitrnn Vinccn," encrnved on tho fncu. Tho Under will bo' suitably rewarded by leaving It tit this ollicc. .Inn. yitf I'oi.ick I rr.Mi. Sipilro .Shnniic..cy tried four casuj Vfntcitbiy. All tho priouuri were clmriicd with drunknoii' nnd thrco of them worn sent to tho en hi boom. Wantf.ii. In tiny part of tbo city, onu liirtjo, well ventilated, furnhhud room, with board, for n genttumnu, wife, und onu child. State terms, itcfereiico f;ivni nnl required. Addres. "Aipllcatit, Jlfi.l.Kii.v ollicc. JnnlM.'lf Ti.k I'litsr STti'. Tha flmi of Mnrghri, Kaiiiui .v Co., who protiuio to erect luri;o fpiike, hub nnd wngnti factory In Oil city, ,''t;iiii their work ycnterday, tnkini tlie enyitiet out of tho Tenth street putnti house prcparutury tu removing them to the location of their )iropo4od worki. Nk'ihqI'.h is Tin: I'l'iu.k; .Sfiiooi..i A petition wih roud in the colored Moth- oJIit church ltiUSiitnlny, prnylni? thu Let; Mature to cititbli'h in tho State cp:iruto u-hooli for whlte.t nnd bluck. Di'ncnn Jetimnt; otitcd that no rignutnrH wero yt on the petition, nnd tlmt he would not iidvit" tiny colored porion to idt;n It until they weru thoroughly poted n to !t Im jiorl. Vlf.l) in Koyi-1. At the Mpvor'f banquet u the IDlh inU., hi a honor, .Mayor Wilson, re'ponded to the tonit " Kl.vP'- Th'-' Sprlnglleld Journal s.ijf , Mr. Wiben h ipech - was mint uuiulnt', nnd win received with iipplnitle.'' Tho ei'cn-i adds: " .Mr. Wilton, nt thu con clusion of his happy ellbrt, proposed the 1 'r-, iiti'l called upon Hon. John S. Leu inouiW of tho House of representatives from I'euriN, to roipond. Tin: meat market of Gayer it Co-fit tho rnr-r of Wiishlnuton nvenue and Tenth street, U one of "Institutions" of tbo cltv. It is not only nbundnntlv sutipliud with the bust of pork, bef, veal, mutton Iamb, sausage, cf'., but it presents an air of leniilinox nnd order that Is rarely seen in establishment of like character. (ieurit Co. hiivo hud many years ux p. rier.-e as butchers, nnd have Ioiir o l- .riii"! that It pays Ix-stlo keep (ltie meats nml iHiiiiinatiil llrt-eliis custom. For choice tnwits, therefore, cut In a neatiind skillful iiusnnor, uto "Tho l'oop!o.Ment .Market," presided over by Oayer X" Co dei' lWf. - i i- . I Tin: I.ri rrni: Last Xiuin. An im dirnee, n.-sjievtablc in numbers iinJ title In I'huraetur. nsrembled at the Presbyterian church last night to listen to the lecturo of H.mi. Iletij. F.Taylor. " Words, their iif und nbiiii', was, upon consultation uitli the le'tiirer, substltutei for ''Thought and lt (Imriut- the lecture originally atitioiitieml. Of coiKse. it wa a grand piece of word.pnlnilng : n worthy tribute to tho beuulliM and force ol the Anglo- .Saxon totiguo from ono of its mnit favored student', one who, front his attainments in pro... and octivul writings, has won the right to speak by authority. Tlio lecture wa well received, und to the Vwuug Men,. Chrl.tliiti Aisociatlon i tigaiu dui tho thank of our people for n feast rare in it wti intell'M iiial, euturtuiuing utul enjoy- llble. SicvvmiAT AoKNTv Co.vniiK.vcK (Javik. A f.itnily arrived In Cairo, yuiuhy en route fur n'new homo in Tounei.ee; nnd while they ware waiting on the whnrfhoat of th-I. C. U. H. company for a boat to lk them up the Tennessee river, wet,, approached by it man uho Inquired their dottlnuti ni, und, having iiwertained it, represent"!! hiniself n- n rtc.unboat ng"tit und ullered to ell piu-nge tteltets lor lb" family for t). Tlio old man told th agent that Im Imd only r'lo left which he wa. willing to pay, After dickering nubile the agent took tlm money and i.tld he would step up to the otlloe und return with the tickets, lie left nnd tho family ure waiting pcntille- fur his return, Oiilceris Slieeltan and Arnold Miarched the city for th" boii. agent but could not Hud him. - - Co.NnitM.UION AT TIIK Clll liCII Ok" TIIK ltlSliKGMKIt. The lilght lleverclld II. .! Whitehouso. 1). I. I L. !., llishopof Ill inois, will( II. V.) administer tho Apctollc nto of Conllrmntlou in the Church of tho Kedeemer in thU city, on Siiiulay, -0th lll-t., lit 10 o'clock, tl.Tll. A j-orles of mltslouary services with nil .lroes by clergymen and laymen repre senting tho DiocoMin Hoard of Illinois, will tnku pluco In couuecllou with thu visit of the lllshop. Wo nppend it chedulo of tho services: Friday evening, 1 o'clock, Missionary services. .Saturday afternoon, City, Continuation. Saturday evening, Mls'ionnry urvlcci. o'clock, Mound 7.1 o'clock, Cairo, III o'clock, ('alio, 7 o'clock, closing Sunday morning, Continuation. Sunday evening, Missionary service. I v you want a good, stylUh nnd well rating suit of clothes, made tu order, you mristgu to p. Neil-, No. 7ti Ohio Luvet". dccMf Tin: COURTS. 1'IIOIIATK COtiUT. adjourned lust evening, after having trnn acted a vn.t umount of Important business during thu day. CIltCL'IT cpCUT. At 'J o'cl(iek,the cuso of Kl!.ibcth Hutch inum, administartrix of AliX'ttidor Hutch inson vs. tho Illinois Central Usllroad Compaii v. was called for trial, The! case was tried ut the July turm of tlio Alexander County Circuit Court, IW53, and thu planitlfl' recovergd a verdict for $1,000. Tho enso was taken to tho Supremo Court, where the judgment was rovorfod and cruio remanded. Tliu facts of tho caso aro as follows': Alexander Hutchln son was run over by tin wiginu upon th railroad trnelc, ,n Ohio Levee, ubotit three years ugo and killed, nnd the wife of tlie docoiiicd brought suit to recover damages for causini; his death. No witnojscs worn sworn upon trial yesterday. Tliu uttornoy. .ludgu Allen for Mrs. Hutchinson and (Jrecu Nf Oil ber.s for tho road, nt!rc! to submit thu evidence taken nt tho former trial. Thero nra many points presented by tho Supremo Court worthy of bcriii; pro- dticcl In ihoolumns of Tin: Hui.lkti.v. On tho trial of this case, it was shown that Hutchinson had been drinking. Whan run over ho was sitting on the rail of lh track, or, according to ono w!tnc, was sitting on thu end of a tie nnd leaning over thu sido of the track. It w.iS "la when tho accident o:currcd. It wits in evidence tlint there was no headlight on thu engine, and that the whistle was not rounded. Wltncucs ditfu'ed vs(to whether the bell wu ringing. In delivering tlie opinion of the Supremo Cotut, Mr..lutlc4 Walker said "Where n neron. while intoxicatoil. place'l himself ubotit darker In thu dusk of evening on n raiiroan tracK running along a puMic street In n city, where this company's trains wuru constantly pusting and repnnltig, and to remained tllore until hu was run over und killed by a pusdng endue of the company, tho ileccajed will to ' held to have been guilty t f iuch, uroii .uuligoiicp that n i recovery could bo had ngaluJl'tho company for the Injury, unless It ntipear that tlionsenti or tlio coniDsnv wilfully caused tho death of tho party, or wero guil ty of inch gross negligence on their part, as amounts Inlaw to a wiliitl nrt-lcet ol duty.'' This caso was bolng argued before the uryl whon tho court adjotimoil, by judges (Jrcen nnd Allen nnd Win. II. (Jill"ert, Knj. Court will commence till? morning nt g o'clock. - ' . -r . ;ki:m.vx dkamatiu sociktv. Tlir Irrariuisiirr on Nunilay XIrIiI--Orautl hurrrasSplriulltl l'lii) liK liy Ihr Aiiialrnra. 4 The pcifortnanco of this society Sun day night was a grand um i. Th' room I'hllharw mle llnll -was lull, i.nny "f tho nttililory bing tttmble tu prctiro HU; and, from th" first .net to thu last, tho attention of the spectators was undi vided. The pliy wasi"Lorl.", of tho JXTttck Forest j or VilltigQ und City,.' by Mrs. Illrchpfellfer. and wns 'rendered by tho coinp.my in n manner that n.tonlshed overy onu present. The plot of the play Is Urlfly as follows : Lirlo Is Hiilnuxucnt country girl, beautiful nnd unurout: iml to city life. She Is seen and loved by l'.clnlinrdt. an artist, svho woes and wed her, aud Mkes her t tho capital city in which heboid an honorable podtl' ti nt court, ltelnhtsr.lt cmnot edu c.ito his rural wife into the h.iblti of his fashlonablo circle, und troubl" and heart burnings tiro the result. Finally, Lorlo concludes to return to her parents, her husband having ltnvt intlamed with wine. She. accordingly, writes t i him it letter, s-aying he do-is not JwUli to stand in tho way of his happluoss. mil while pr, jiaring for hvr departure. b,,'in I i sing the oug he s.ing when slid lerV her h tu to foil iw the young aril t Into th" wor! 1. lteluhardt, he iriug it, ruii iut i to" room nnd wishes ll"r to relulit mid rem ilu. lint she Is iu!lxible; and, lin.iliy, he agrees to follow her to the psne'ful quiet of the oomitrv. T.ieii, of u. -.i, a I is right, and thu iinilriin iiiittl Vi bsNomc.s otliii and pbt.ld. Tbo "hariioicr o Lrle wis renderoil by Mr. Fidel.'. of tills city, and whs ciiai'i! in a manner that would htjvo won njspl utio for a professional actress. Hor osineep tlon of the spirit of the pl.i v.i purfsn.-t, ind her rendition of th tflXt of th nti'hir all that could havo been eitpeetod of nil lie uomplislieil elo'iitioiiiit. In the pathetic parts alio lost mt per.uu.tlity, nnl tlio audience ympathto I, not with mimic sorrow, but with th' distre-s of a real am iiiaii; and in thu p.iiag: wherein il nas necessary to display emitiotis b.irdi'i'lng upon tho tragical Mrs; Fldelo e imp-tllcd the plaudits of th" audience, Mrs. M diner us llierbul, al-.'i ni-lilcv-d u triumph by hor excdb-nl .i.ttlug, and Mr. Milliner, us Lorle' father, w.i. all tliat could htve been dIrod. Mr. and Mr. Uuss, and. indood, all thoainattmrs acquit ted themselves In llnu style. Of cotire, i .Mr.'lic.'kol, us Itilnhardt, utaluel hli ; reputation us a llrt-elas actor. ' Wo have, hoard thu expression of tho desire of many of our German citi.en-, and i others, for tho repro taction of tho play at ' an o.irly day, und we hop tins society inny Hud it convenient to omply with the re quest of their friends. ' l)n:i. At her late residence, on Twen-' tleth street, near Gallgher's mill, on Sun- I day, 'J'Minst., Mr. doiluia Cushing. Fun- . nural rerviits will take plnco ut the rti donoolo-day at halt-past llo'einelcA, .M., ' Itov. Fred L, Thouipsou oilleiuting. Tim remains will ho convoyed ! their Ilual roUilig plauu at Villa Itidgo on thu half- i past 12 o'clock train. Friends audacquain tnnce. ttrij respe.'! fully invlle.1 to altend. I OL'lt CO HITS ANIITItl'.m OFFICKHS. Tlir; ClltCCIT COL'Ht A luiiru: iiaviii t, n a k r.n. was elevated to thu botieh over two vent. I ago, and wo but speak thu sentiments of thoso.who have watched his career that ho has faithfully devoted himself to.the Impor tant duties of his position, liu is kind nnd considerate to all who havo business in court; careful nul patient in tho Invest! gutlou of cases. In thu criminal court of tho past week, ho furnished abundant proof that, in ndminstoring Juitlco to tho guilty criminal, ho was not blind, in any case, to the just claims of morcy. ,1011V 1. IIAI'.SIA.V, OtltCttlTCI.KIlK, U too well. known to thu readers of Tin: Ul'LLUtis- as an uccompllihcd clork And a courteous gentlcmnn to riccd nt our hands more than a pnitlng notice. For fifteen yoirs has Mr. Harman discharged tho du ti'-s of circuit nnd county clerk of this county. As n penman, hn has few supc rior.s, una id' corrccinnsj n nooks aro worthy of imitntlon. His character nt an experienced nnd nccoinpll'hod clerk Is not confined to this county, but known In tho State. In lfl'i:) he was fleeted to the position of chluf clork of thu lower house of our State Legislature This portion ho tilled to the satisfaction of thu house und with credit to himself. Thu members oi this Legislature, nt 1 1 1 close of tho session, presented Mr. Ilarmaii s with a vnhable gold-headed cano In token of their appreciation of his services. In IP 70, tho constitutional convention, composed of thu leading tnuii of bMh par tics U the Statu a bodv of men acknowl edged Jiy Icadlt.g Journals ef other Slntet to possess superior qtialltlcutiont for tho important work of framing a constitution lor tho State, nndn majority of whom wero politically opposed to Mr. Harman, on ac count of his eminent qualillcatlont se lected him, by almoit a unanimous vote, tistlio chief lerk of tho convention. So w,-dl nnd faithfully wero the duties of this position diichnrgud, that, nt tho clvso of tho protracted session, ho received a vote of thanks from the convention. JOIIS r. MCAI.TKRY, STATIiV ATTOIISJCY' nt fnr as we have been nblo to Judge, pros. octitesiwith earnostnesi. It should bo re membered tlmt he meets In this city tho nblett bar in tho circuit, nnd is oppoied In Important criminal eases' by nttorncys of unsurpinijl learn. ng and ability In crim inal law and practice. ILKA A Vfntt II. IttVI.V. MIKItirr. has rc'iJiil in Cairo for inauy' years, and luring ti Urgo portion of this perloU ills- chargod tlm duties of City Clork and (Jlerk of tho Courtlif kCoin'monTIc'is. Ho on- tero 1 upoirtlit) uutlus of tho office of hlicrlti purfectly v.-rso 1 In all its requirements. HU kind, ntli'tn.inly treatment of eviry- b'xly, nnd accommodating disposition, will render him deservedly popular. His re cent cil'rt t rid our city of gamblers nnd break up the gambling dens deserves tho support of overy citizen. OUIt COUNTY JA1I.EH I'.ICIIAni) riT7.OKrtAI.il, deserves a notice; for n better, more faith ful, and obliging o Ulcer, cannot bo found in any country. "Dick'' ii now entering upon his third torm as Jailor. During tho past four years, noarly seven hundred prisoners havo boon confined in the county Jail, and we may unheiltatingly say some of tho most dusperat") men ovor shackled fnr crime; nnd yet, not ono hat over escaped. "Dick's" watohfuloycs has boon over preicnt In every nook nnd cranny of tho apartments, Grand Jurors havo.nover failed, in all their petitions for a now jail, to compliment "Dick" upon tho excellent manner in which everything was kept nnd his vigilance In preventing escape. From hi- manner and style of expression, "Dick" impresses n strnnger with the conviction that hu is a haughty und tyruii leal ottleer; but this is far from being true I'ew persons possess a kinder lieurtthan he, anil wo feel .warranted In saying, that ho never treated n prisoner under his charge during tho past four years but with the utmost kindness. It has been his constant uliu to maku thorn in comfort able tu circumstances would permit, and, in all caes, Iced them punctually and well. Wc nrc assured by oveml nWcors that they never .heard mi Inmate of our county Jail speak other than in prabo of tho jailor. Not only has "Dick " been a most faith ful jailer, but ho has kept a watchful oyo over tho court house. The otllcurs of our County and Probate Courts aro also men of good qualillcattons, juimik nuoss has, for tunny year, been diistlco of the Pejco nnd l'.dicu Magistrate of our city court. Ho may be Justly styled a thorough olllcer, "When not in tlio dlschnrgo of Ida odlcitil duties, hu Is tho most Jovial of men, but upon tho bench does not know tiny onu its a friend, und no onu ns tin enemy. II o pays blind obedience to tho facts and tho law us he understands thu facts and tho law. Impartiality that strikes overy where, nnd llrmnuss of tho quality of stubbornness diillcult to convince, are tho ttiO't striking of his characteristics. As County Judgo ho labors with an oyo single to tho county's good; and, If ho falls lit, any regard in this ottlcc, the failure is In thu ditllculty hu experiences in treating those who havu claims against tho county as fair and henest men. Hu acts too often on tho apparent presumption that every man is dishonest until ho is proved honest. If ho woro to correct this wcaknoss ho would bo an unobjectionable public officer To.ludgo Ilross' praUo it must bo said that ho is doing good work In tho Probatu Court. Unsettled dates wo may almost say forgotteu estates- where hundreds of dollars we,ro due widows and orphans, I havo been examined, and guardians and I ndmlnistrntorscompolled to settle. Ills associates upon tho boneh nro citl renj worthy of their position, JVVaK JAMKa K. M'CIUTK tins necu n rcsianstoi mncouniy lorneariy r'"iy years! IIo has bcon u Justice of tho I'eaco tor nearly thirty years, and aiso- clntclustu-jof tho Counly Court for sight. He IS YVGIl-VCrMul to I'm tvnnU of our county nnd thormigUy identified with Its prosperity. junni: skvkhk Ani:mt,iM)-v is nllveto tho Intcrcstof tho counyWclI posted us to thu demands of every soclVni, nnd favors every effort tending to meet tlioio demands. jacoii o. lynch, otm county ulkuk, everybody knows, and know him, too, us an excellent officer nnd an obliging gontle- man. Mr. Lynch Is doubtless better posted In county affairs than any limn in our county, row men have taken n deeper interest during tho past six years in county matters. Ho it a lino penman and keeps an admirable record. Ho is so well versed in alt tho minor details of hit office, that he con prodtico, without delay, nny record, no matter how far hack it may oxtend. Iteing so thoroughly posted in everything connected with tho office, bis sorvlcct uro almost indispensable to tho court nnd tho people. Long may ho bo County Clerk. Wo mutt not forget in this connection his compotcnt ustistant MICHAKI. J. IIOWLKY, who is n young gentleman thorughly posted in tho duties of his position. 't'Uilnr Uot Sale. Twonty-fivo thousand dollars worth of rcady-mndo clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes trunks and vnlcscs arn olfercd for snlo by P. NetT, 79, Ohio Loveo, at AC TUAL COST 1'IIICES, It being hit In tentlon to closa out In that lino and cm bark exclusively and more extensively In tho furnishing goods and merchant tailor ing business, Thlt doling out .snlo furnishes un oppor tunity to iccuro clothing cheaper than ever before olfercd In this market. dectOtf The 1:ki'L'ih.icans Okuanizinck A call was read in tho Colored Methodist Church, announcing a meeting of tho lie publican Club for this (Tuesday) night, nnd requesting a full attendance, nt busi ness of Importance wns to be transacted. This in thu llrst movement of thu ItaJIcals towanls the organization of their forces for tho charter elections. It it understood that. Mr. Shores hat concluded to not press his claims for tlio nomination of the party for Mayor.. Taiikk 1) hot ii Kits, 83 Ohio Levee, will iicrcaflor keep constantly 6n hand, direct from tho Kastcrn manufacturers tho very lift winter 'trained purillcd sperm oil, for suwing machines, nnd nl! flue und light machinery. This oil has never yet been superceded by any of the manufactured oils, as it never gums or It affected by tho weather. dcc2iJtf A.v Invuluablo romedy fur emigrants - m and persons traveling or temporarily visit ing malarious districts, it to bo found in Simmons' Liver Kegulator. If taken oc casionally It will prorcnt Chills, Fevers, and injurious ctrects from change of water, Jaut'd&wlw "Wantkk at Sr. Ciiaulw Hotel. Wo want a flrst-class chambermaid, laundry and dining room girl. To each of tlio above, steady employment will bo given, nnd liberal wages paid. JKWKTT WILCOX & Co, f I'rop. St. Charles Hotel. Goto Kwell & Jacob, and sco Leonard & Co's improved lirass Jut I .amp, which can bo used in every manner about the house. They cannot bo broken. No chimneys to break, no danger of explosion. Can bo used with Aurora oil or Gasoline. Tin: Davk.stoiitis. Tho Atheniuum were crowded last night to see the Daven porls. They will perform again to-night. RIVER. NEWS. AUUtVALS. Arlington, Colniiil,ii. Mount iiiierr, Memphis, I'uili Vi.rl.lc, Louisville, Oty of Chester, " Mmnnon, " rilock'lsle. Slireseport, 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1) s . Aruty, .Ncr Urlvtis, Silver Moon, I in ilaiuli, .1 I'eiiO", MounJ City, Alaska, " ieH J, Ilransville. TjIIsiiiiiu, N.iIiviII', Mary l.ourry, t'lttoliiir', N J llitfl'.v, 1'ili.liurf . HKl'AUTL'nKS, Arlington, Coluialuis, Rhamion, rwllrlt-ntis, fnyof Chestrr, M Louis. Iieliaim, " Alie, " Alaska, ' .ilnuntatueer, " ucary Allies, toelotiile, N J Ii mi tby. A lUker, OpeliirarJeau, I' VarbTe, Arkansas river, Aii;o), Cliieinimil, Hllver SI01111, .Memphis, J I'c.siik, Vims) I s, I'llewllJ, hvaustllle, "e.,ll...., V.hvllla Tho weather has boon nearly clear blnou last report until last night, when wero there Indications of fulling wmither. The thermometer indicated fit deg. yester day, and only fell a few degrees aftor dnrk. The river is rising very fast, and htu .swollen fully three feet since last report. Tho Mississippi has risen fourteen inches at St. lui,,andboemo stationary. Order which hud been sent hero from that cltv for boats to mnko ready to start up the river, woro revoked yesterday. Tho pro-poets for u resumption of naviga tion to St. Louis aro rather faint. Thero Is only between three aud four feet In tho channel to that polut. The St. Luke, which lea thero for Memphis on Monday, 10th Inst, Is nearly dry at Turkey Island. Her passengers have all .'eft hor, but hor crow .till remain on board, wait ing for a rise. Tho channel has changed since sho ran aground and sho would not bu nblo to come out, now, oven if unloadod. ThoOhio is falling ut Pittsburg with but little more than six feet water in tho channel and tho weather had again become so cold as to cause fears of thu river being again closed by ice. Tho river h alio fall Ing at Cincinnati nnd Louisville, with, eight feet water in tho chuto down tho falls. A portion only of tho coal uVt havo crossed tho falls, but It ft. hoped enough have dono so to make coal alittlo more plentiful below Cairo. . Tlio Cumberland ri.o did not nmounl to much, nt It madu only six feet on II a r peth shoals, nnd tho rivnr has since fallen to four feet. ilusinust here continues fair. - The Henry Ames got ofT for Now Orleans yesterday mornlntr with 000 tons of freight nnd 120 tons coal. Tho Dexter commences loading for Now Orleans this morning and will rccolv a full load. ThelJlcwild brought 118 sks wheat, 15 down coaI hovels, to pkgt sundries for tnlro, "i If, sks wr corn, 00 pkgs sundries for rcshlpment souvb. Tho Talisman brought 040 bbls flour and meal, 15 tons tobacco and sundries for rcshlpment south, 77 pkgs Ur Iron, 2(1 bundles pr mln- piipcr rr jo)in,on' & Sawyer St. Louis. Tho City of Chester discharged 030 bales cotton hero for rcshlpment Katt per rail. Various other boatt on our port Hit transacted mora or less business here. The now boat for tho Cairo nnd Colnm bus trndo is launched and ready to receive hor mnchlnerv nt Cincinnati. She Is 235 feet long with 35 feet beam, 0 feet hold. Her machinery will consist of flvo double lined boilers, 38 inchni In diameter, 21 feet long, with engines 22 inches in diameter, soven feet stroke Sho will havo bucket plank on her wheel LI foe t long. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Foil vrcKMnir iici, xewok Sc WAY 1'Ol.VfW. ... Tlio munificent steamer DEXTER, ISAAC II. JO.Niy, Mtr A.H. CATf,..-.CItU Will lease st abovr on WctlncMtlay livening, Jan. 251 It The Hotter liss unsurpassed arrommodillons, ami Is sery a in. Fcr frcipht r pts-a; apply on boaril Jan2M2t Commercial. tlMr-In 100 Mil lot tt 'a per bb PLANTER In tOO bhl lots fJ OO " ClllcrjK-Nw York Factory lTel CUPFKK-l'riruo lo Ctiole..- IUMmISO Hommnn In I'llr... trndiV rA!nt.ES-Hir.lli:ht tc)cht.... 1I3 S'KSSl.-.MT-ln lusrrals .. TOiit St uiiuL't:uic-HunniM....M...... asjiM itav: lliubps . 6(J 19 Powni:n-Kej, rlHr...... a 00.,t Keirs. t.lii.tun ' 4 00U'JS MOLAfWFJ :ew Urteana, In Llila- jatoHO " ; iiois... wiiioms Hymn, " lam OI tMirKlmm, " 4si 4.1 0lL3-Coal, tier jrallon 3132 ijiro, ....... a au'ii Llniee.l. act s o HOrr.-Msfihlae maJe, Kr., per It.. Ilanl niiile, per lb ... Manilla, per Hi...... ..-.. DWEII I'ltUlX-IVachea, for o't A hlfperlb Apples, tier It ...... KOti'-ltosln. rtrll....L...... a.iaii '4 3(t It OatO 7M 7iH 18 jioi; i.i iSint! HVUA It-llarJ, per lb. a s-otieo Kstra 0. 14 m New crop, N.O., lahlnls. lieinarara. in tiblx SHOT Asorle. numtiert, per kerf lluck. 2i lb lii;...J....... flOaS 0 ft 7Blt US tm T,,0 8(4l 00 351 00 llir Leal, iwr lb.. TOHACtX)-Dark, per lb. Lluht. ix-r Pi llriilit. ner lb, biuokin, r lb, pias. i nn jt urn, ro. i.psr i.oi.non No. J. IT OOJllHOO ISSSMIS OO it ao3 oo 3 OOtl US l rssv.il 7.1 tvttOH .. aooj o,3, .No. I, kilt No '.', tit S, ' RICK-I'.r lb, rALT-l'erl.bl MHIA Hi (;rlion krifs' lr lh.. ' In fol, per It.M Hi WAILN PerkeK. lots'l 4 73(14 90 T inner sites in propornoii laOVINItlNSS-orlc,tnes,U,, Prime mess jxirk, per IM... Ilreakfmt bacon (Ttfsralilrs, xrlb, "try all Itlbbeil iililea, perili drv sl! Iinmicl H'ii(r('ore'l ;ms Plata harm, perlb, ilry all shnnMers, perlb. dry lt Lanl Tien'o...... ll-tu Jl OA 10 00 111) 13313); Ha lS'ttlst 1111 13J14 IfJ sM,n3 no C.AKD Tieree ud Mils, uer Hi.. jirs,1 anil ni iiois , per lo.M (Viiintrr Lanl. ner lb VKMKTAttlsKft-l'otaioe, per White Injuns, per bush Nasi-. " " iioi no . in oo j aosj 7 a 00,43 am 1 aopst 4o 1 IS.Iyl 30 1 in 1 ao 1 03 1 la UO I 00 llniiiris. tier M - WIIKAT-Cliou WUiU, .No. In i lie .... ('notes rr,.. ". I re.l.................. Ordinary ud A hIiiio The symptoms n liver rompUiul are nin Mlness ami pain n the sale. Home times the esln Is In he ahmilder. and la 1, khi, or iiieiuii.kimu. 1 Ii.) iioiaacli la aneel- el with lows of upi-tiln und icktie, Ixiwrli In KcneialcnitiTC, ometlmea alternating vrilh lai The he,l tmiiUnl with pal il. nnd dull, heavy ID .en. .111011, riiniinvrasio los of memory, accoin. Isnled vrith painful aan- .aiiouoi navnif ioiiud- lone omt'tnui); wntca ni'-lit In hare iMren done. MTuTmTXIoTioTiTviijkiiess. debility, and low spirits, hoinitimea, aomo of thu hImiva aymp tolas uttend III" disease, and at other llnus ssty fev of them 5 bat the Liver la generally the orgai, U'.C't Involved. Cliroth" I.ller viuli Sr let 1 xxx xxx so u' Xaiver Regulmtor A preparation ol rootn an t licrh, warranted to U'ltriclly ves:Uble, aud cau do uo Injury loanr "'"t'has been Used by hundreds, and knofnol the last 34 years ai one of the most reli.iWs. era cacloui and lurmtess preparations ever thw autterinx- If ukiu unularlj ami porsnteu is is wur.. in .-nr.. . n--1,-J,.- I)'l' ulinJue. eoslivanas. .Kkheadache.rhronlo liarrlnaa, arti-ctlona ol the Undder, wau lysentery, anectloua "'.' . '''rr. , ;,iV of tho I.I00.I. mtlanchalr. urriousness.clillla.iliseaaea or depression o! pin(, heartburn, eollo, or pain In the bowels. la Iho head, lever and ague liron.r boils, r-"n In the back and limbs, asthma rysilieWi A'"ia artcelloni, and bilious ills as K PKiarl only by J. II. Zellla Co., " ' I'ni)iiilsts, Macon, Oa. t'or sale br Uarclsr Ilrothore. Ohio Ivee Cairo, Illinois, 11 by niamatSllaw Family Grocery Cor. I'oplar nnd Thlrteimtk St 1 CAIRO, - - - - ILLINOIS (la the bulUlnn known as the Smith Store.) Is Joiiu a flcnerul G rocery Uusiness in First-Class t.oods, tino Tcaa, pure (Snrlee, Canned and DneJ rruii'. Biiioaoii nnu ran .-ieai, ricmeu i on, Lard, Smoked lleef, Hotter, Kresh Km. Flour Meal, Salt l'ih, .Nuts. Cand'es, Shot, and all klods of goods usually kept in nrst-cla.sK'ocry store. jiuiiposnii I I