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An.1 In ny itmntlfy .l.ircl, nn hnrt nolicc,
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THE BULLETIN.
Thursday Mminino, July 13, 1871
JOHN It. OIIERI.Y, Ki-iron i 1'. mmirii.
Tud or tilt Duir llmnix t
Suluripttm.)
One eek, lycarrler, 41
One year ly "trier, In advance 10 "
One month, bjr mall --
Three month',.....-. -
8U monlh -
On ye r, " w
Xfc oSoat paptt if AUnvuUr taunt tl oft thf nlgqf
Lmro: UMOiwvmorwwf uuMy.F. ...........
avktlaicAthutnal: mill, lut Jcarhit ; vut
null, on ali Wtrta to the piMie
in(Aatirefl.vI.M7 orfuUon, IA JK
(mnlieUitlupatmnagtiil MiUvjtnl renters ami
vtftrptwg Iiumhui men.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
John H. Oberly A Co. havo reduced tho sub
scription pnee of the Weekly Cairo Biiiun
OMMirnr- IHS 11 ,ho cheapest !'
ptrr-utdiihed In Southern Illinois.
For President, 187:2,
JAMES K. DOOLITTLE,
cr wisconmn.
Subjett tithe decision of the national dem
ocratic convention.
Th New Yurk World on Senator Iwiolittle.
"Hi record is to consistent and untar
nished that it may be likened to a straight
line drawn across a puzzle a clear Leant,
unsaerred by the fluctuating atmosphere
if American polities, through the pait
firmly years."
Fwii tytah ly Senator Donlitle, ilclicerct at ).
trvit, in hCf.)
"Ituikfitiv the people of iheHttilli a('imillm
trn-d to .icy tlio Lniiiirni after they (mil ro
lld int ll-juie and h.il l.-n put down by
tin atmi.- ..1 lltut pow.-r When the quecHon
ri.r in 1.m -.-n.le i Wtnt Khatl ho ilnnu with
I . 1 1 in aii 1 lli- penple of Liiiiun V there wen
t..mo rirti tlirrwlkiiilioiitftl: "ConfiM,ato tliclr
HT 'l) i t tt.ii.Ftii laio." Tlicro wb, 1iow
ft, u-iue ilut Oiy ha hoiiIiI hao mnile them
i-li.fiotlitroailaui. Ilut CiiinilltiK, Hliofo
ithf.fa amclr line lias tnmle lila niimeiin
moiul, in): ' Mtnr, In us inalio tlii-m Mlow
rrtirn, nnt tliu J1 to the nowit mid Kliity ol
fioui.t" fat in, now that they liavo Inid down tlio
arroioflhrlr rcWIion and liaverencnrd thoir
Mr dead lo tt. union and the Hag, muko tlio
s.utlitrn rople our fillo-cltnn, and tlm
itli to the poirfranl glory of tlio nation."
Ho., ANTiREW I'HOUM'IT, of "Vis
Mnfin, h the favorite candidate for
cou-iuor, among tlio douiocrats of tliat
state.
Col. Nodlk, tho Paducah editor,
who ha? just retired from the newspa
r business, wore tho editorial harness
forty years. During fourteen years he
tdited the Paducah 'irM.
James Stolen 11iiI)I,k, the demo
tratic candidate for Mayor of Phila
dclphia, served many years in tho navy,
receiving his firt appointment as mid
"I'ipnun from Andrew Jackson.
t'ASiivs M. Ui,.vv, of Kentucky, has
declared for U,c democracy and the
t uepirturc. Mr. Clay was uppoined
"iniiter to Russia by Mr. Lincoln, and
u "ic office until removed by Grant
OHDEHS for eight hundred ca.es of
" w a lactory in Danvcrs, Mass.,
Ure c",nIedto wait tho pleasure of tho
uetorygitls,who believe that among
r rights U the gae to strikofor i,;,.
B, anu have done so
'v "AU.ttoAli ia to i, ,.n,1C.,.(,.,i
iroin thn M,.,i:. .In
. - ubiuco iiiu I
- .vuiicrroiinK, ,i.irt.... I
j i.iim and to the Euphrates A
ll Will be bcatMl !.. p
wnutry which at
fll . .a. Illirilllll fil I
'ueh at ouu timo was the
Kdeu, as uear us nortHiblo to
tiol who... .1 r- l-i,
loiwnere the torbidden tree
I
wurdea of
Wood
TueUu"
I''U S'1 J.us
-.. t . ... , ' . 'eal Carr,nl.l.r,r.n,J
iii AiuuisiauiLis uiiAv bv,
fi a "Letter writte
' Saviour Jeu
Chri I" V J,0rJ ",,d
t which tniltains
the
tftn .i,ici
".UIIIH
' hvc C0Py of this ktur wrii,' ?? , roWicryWM
' my own hand, and Vih lc" J"Mtlio result of tho battle and
bonne, -nothing thall hurt ' UrUud''i ll0P criihhcd int
. ... "u'i llieiiv.l
si i i i , . 00' J,t,ll,,,,,,''0rthuu.; v , .e'"K lrl,C: Wu c'an M'luwtnnd
utl B,Ji'f uo mom any hurt," Fvervl vaulollcs w" "ro,
negro buya ono and has grt.aV f-t',,',:, I 'A01. K'lvcu u cool dolibcratioi.
ww i vauii,u i,
Ex-Senatou
citiwiui of Jackaonrill
of July eclcbrati
uent a,spread-caglc
eoui ,preatveaBic letter excuainu him
... i.
i. it... ,uiCd bjr it. Dtr
i.tir - i , J
"We PrUHie it Was becauso ho nn,,1.l , ... ""lul wrongs.
i il. t:.i; i
. . J r T " fr.w? wu Wom, It
. ,i . .....il, nr more, i
tcry ticrc lor u.o - - -
Ho first liatl licr n( n IoicJ, mu ...
'now filled pnJioncnnrtiluaricM nor
' on Went 3Ininjlrco
Tin: Paiilwsl" "flm'M " ''fcn
1 ill illO I iltlulMil
WoSUtofrom &c Herald with w
Vc coiildn'l agree with it it
otltibbom. We didn't like its
-m f,.,.r r.n'ions didn't ndmirc itspol-
iitn. mail: but, for all that, the old
J.opf Mine (o our table no regularly,
and had for so long a time, that it had
became nn intimate acquaintance a
qucrrtilouj, headstrong acquaintance,
with whom we were sure to quarrel, but
for whom we entertained a high regard.
BRAVO, ifoFRMAN.
Gov. Hoffman hesitates not an in
stant when duty requires him to act.
Ho has the utmost confidence m his own
udL'incnt. and conducts himself, in ev
ery instance, without any regard to
consequences personal to lumscii. in
doing certain hills, born ol tlio warns
... r.1 i !..,!.,,n. ntnl
or necessities oi ins ii.om iiiiim.nu
nflucntial friend-., he exhibited, in a
striking manner, this disposition to m
dulgc his own judgment in tho face of
nrolcst difficult to resist ; ami now, in
lu's conduct with reference to tho
threats made by tho Irish Catholics of
New York city against their hereditary
foes, tho Orangemen, ho has again
challenged tho applause of the country.
Revoking the proclamation of Kelso,
the policeman, forbidding tho Orango-
men'fl parade, ho declared that they
might parade if they wished, and sum
moned all tho forces of the state to pro
tect them in the exercise of that right.
All tho country will applaud him.
Every man, uativo or foreign -horn, who
respects our political institutions, will
thank him for stopping in nnd prevent
ing tho mob from assaulting liberty in
its most cherished home. If he had
hold aloof and allowed Kelso to pro-
nbit tho parade of tho Orangemen, a
precedent would liavo tnblishod
that would have resulted in manifold
troubles in tho future. If the New
York mob of Catholics had been per
mitted to prevent the parade of Orange
men this year, next year a Protestant
mob at Pittsburir, or Philadelphia,
onld liavo undertaken so prevent the
parade of Catholics. But Gov. Hoff
man understands tho institutions of our
government too well to permit the es
tablishment of so dangerous a prece
dent, and 6aid to the threatened Or
angemen; "If you wish to parade, do so;
' nnd here t stand with all the power
'of the state to punish any body of men
' who shall daro attempt to molest or
'make you afraid." If tho Protestants
had threatened tlio Catholics lio would
have done no more, uo loss. Bravo,
Hoffman !
T H K 0 AT 1 1 OLI CO It A N CI K .MEN
TROUBLES,
The conduct of tho Irish Catholics
of New York city, in attempting to
prohibit, by threats of violence, a
parade of Orangemen, cannot bo justi
fied by any person who has respect for
the liberties of which wo boast. Tho
Orangemen have a right to parade in
tho streets of Now York or any other
American city at least as u;ood a right
as Irish Catholics have to parade in cel
ebration of St. Patrick's day as good
a right as any other body of men, of
whatovcr creed, nationality or political
belief, has to form in public procession
whenever it pleases and in honor of
whatever event it may osteoin of suffi
cient importance to justify public cole
bration. Wo aro astonished that Am
erican citizens should forgot thoir pro
fessed devotion to liberty and prochim
their dctenninatiou to not permit those
who differ IVoin them in religion or
politics to make any public demonstra
tion of their faith and belief. Men
who do this aro unlit to live under a
While the Kcueralitierf wo havo stated
above cannot bo questioned, thoro can
be no doubt that the Irish Catholics
cannot bo hold siltni'cthor oimiKnloss
.i n . , .i . i
mr iiw ii.nniiif u'iiir,n i nv iiimiTmv I
-"w --""rt ,
display whenever tho battlo of tho
Hnvnn ia
In tho battlo ol
- - "J w wV.
"l0 Boyne the Irish Catholics were
placed under tho foot of their enemies
ii i i i- ,i
wore made Mavus deprived oi tho
right to become ...e.i.borHof parliaineut,
... ., . ., . .
or to occupy any civil.military orecclesi-
antieal oL
I p. .
i uri ioqk an
fuitl1' T'
bo revolutionary Kottiumo.it.
1 l . 1
obllOXIOUS in all its details outra.'onns.
i.n.,r.n,in,l l.v
- v" 'v
1 all of Ire-
wuils Hones criihhcd ntn tlm ,1,1
'Pi.i . . "
Catholics who aro at best
whru.
rM.,,
- ou, m hi iiatinimi
... . "tuoriea tv
KO their face their hu
lilt 1 Tllflt.ir.... . P ii 1,.
ui.iu
. ;,',. ' "!', """. u
' 1 -I0ry Ol thoir blttur wrmn.
... 1 . ul 1,1,8 Mouse is no iustificution
l tho couduct of the CalbMli. ;.. r,.i,r.l
....
- wuvhiuu i fiAtjiuvs aiivji
republican form of KDVcr.imcnt. '1 hey l'1.1' nimKiw .en at i.aun.ny iiro,. ciee, to o.ho
havo not vet le-iniud tho V-H-Pnof t llat all mu judge better r what ho did J u;vkk, or t tlm Coal Yard Mow the Ht.
nao not jet itiirnuu xno .v-i-v. oi , wo ouoto bolow, without comment, cnariea iif.u i, will r--lv prompt Bttentlon..
Aiuoriean freedom. his exact words: TllKTOMO.NTAUK1Uiulri,1Scolaiov
"In till. ..rn,l nnnfllol fr nni.1,,r Hide .teamen at any hour. orM.f
e in Ireland unless they na so l.ir as , tuoy aro to bo losecritted. But ffl 'SV.OT
nnlh .ibiiirliur H.n mn-i f1??1? , .X "TP fl8ul,,nB '" hi.la ami extra nocdlo plate, .lionld niu Ui.
Oalll alMllrltli: IllO lllOSt I fli,l,l.(l,rl,t Cir llir lln,nrn1.nr !.,. .....r., I ....r ...II. t
doetrinea ol' llin (';.llml!n strtmullnis to nlaco tho rolns of L-ovorn- Cllend aeo aamplca of work, at
Iprcjmlicoi ur , , , , I In neace. nor bv leirislation or dl-1 warrunted for live vwira, Wu will pay n.ono for
! "ro tiroilKcd should l11'"-'-. ."ur u' h.m.h ut m- nny nine , nc that will t-cw n utroiici'r, more beau-.
btJ atiucred win.. , S""U111 plomacy. A consummation so devout- I niiiior more ela.tio seam than ora. , Ii makosilii
h"-' "'"-u their own ly to bo whhed for. will bo attalnod bv !'i:h.tlo I.ockHtitch.' . Every aocoud etituhoui
o to thnle ifLZ V,fy-eliurd. or ,,.,, nothing short of u deep social upheaval, i TiW'Xli
viuiih i t rioitincn -iiriiiiosn to I'oli.li. i V , aKing 10 pioces ;uo (jrun sicoieion oi moiitliandcxpenaeB.oriu-ommii.ionfro.nwhich
Oil, Could not i.n .....l ..p.i .. 1 tLlu,'r'loUlO battlo fouilalUm. and ovortiirnlni? tho fnlso fabric twlcutlmt nmount can ho niado. rorolrculata
. . ' ft-'l M"U Ul I U idv.in Iiii. I.. . . I...T, ' . . ..P . . I .'ill l.irmu fitmlv to or nili.rMyd
tiie;cairo daily bulletin, Thursday, july 13, i87i
-, - ;
(,
banish from their
should learn to
indices, and if
llllll.'- IIIU Vi - i -
they cannot do po tho law should pun
ish them whenever they allow tlios-o
prejudices to incite them to violence or
to obstruct any citizen in tlio excreifo
of any of his rights.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Sjnntor Cameron of Pcnylvniiin do-
d vrca that "ho ia not and will not be, un
der nny clrcuinjtnnco, a cnndklnlo for
tho Republican nomination for tlio Vico
l'rosldency." Senator Morton li laid to favor feiiinlo
suffrngo. As Clencral Butler noinowlint
Inclines to tnko tlio eamo tack, wo should
llko to know If tlio republican party pro
poso n " new departure " on this question.
When Grant heard that his favorllo
Ciindidnto was beaten for governor In tho
Ohio convention, ho remarked:
"Of all alJwonls of lonAtio or pn,
TiCMiddi'tatetlioolt mljjlit licvo been Hen.'
Tho Detroit Free Press thinks tho
Boutwolbl'leasonton muss Is "nvorysnd
opisodo in our history, and it wilt bo
somo tlmo boforo tho country will get over
Itl Two republican big bugs, quarreling
ovor tho handling of tho party-booty, and
ono of them kicked out to maintain peace
In tlio family I"
Undor tho roccnt decision of tho
Attorney General to appoint assistant dis
trict atlornoys to help enforco tho Ku
Klux act, ho has appointed Ex-Governor
Leuls E. Parsons, of Alabama, to do that
work In tils own State
Tho Now York World has tho follow
ing "Iowa has ovldontly tnoro than one
brother of tho Pralse-Ood-Barobons stamp
who sneaks under cover of roligon Into
political promlenco. A fow days slnco we
had Senator Harlcn ssoklng a re-election
by dancing on tho church tight-ropo t3
tho music of a soft letter trom Parson
Nowman, of "Washington, reading: "I
ant glad to say to you that Sonator Harlcn
is regular In his ottondanco at church,
and his influenco is In tho right direction; "
and now comes another samplo of tho way
Radical politicians uso holiness of faith.
At tho Iowa Stato Republican Convention
a reverend Mr. "Wilson opened proccdlngs
with what is set down in tho report ns a
prayer, and in-thocourso thereof bawlod
forth, O " Lord I by all moans givo us this
yoar our usual -10,000 majority, nnd If
possible, O Lord I glvo us 80,000 majority ."
This"8iftllcalioti " wus greeted by ap
plause many of tho moro devout recipi
ents of tho word clapping their hands and
shouting out "Bully for vou, brother
Wilton ;"
PERSONAL
Onlliored Irom Varlotm Hinrccs.l
Tnd Lincoln is reported sorlously ill
at Chicago. Ills dlsecas Is dropsy.
Thoinns Scott, nresidono of tlio Vonn.
Central railway, has boon ordered nbroad
for his health.
A nowspnper correspondent calls Jim
Flak "tho chiof mnong tho dead beats of
Now York city. "
It is said that Quantrill, tho famous
gurrilla chief, is living at tho "Whito Pino
ellvir mines in Now Mexico.
Mr. Jns. V. Conovor, editor of tho Do
troit Tribune, has resigned his position,
in order to become a minister of thoEpsico
pal church.
l'otor Cooper is reported to havo had
a relapso ot his recent dangerous illness,
and his frionds (col tho gravest alarm for
his health, his years making tho prospect
of recovery very slight.
Dr. Butler, Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Oovornor, of Iowa who was
rocnntly thrown from his carrago and
seriously injured, is gradually recovering.
Miles O'Rolly'sson, Richard Halpine,
got safuly through tho examination, and
is now n cadet at tho Annapolis Naval
School.
Tho Louisiana Siato Senator Pinch
beck, colored, has sued tho Jackson rail
road for refusing him patsngo inn sleep
ing car. Ho values his night's rest at
twcnty-tlvo thousand dollars.
Tho AVci'tern Union Telegraph com
pany's oflico at San Lcandro, Cat., was
1 1 iced under tho chargo of Miss Allco
Harlcn, on the llrst of July.
THECOMMUNISTS,
Jl'IKlKflltKK.V, OKCAIRO, I.VT1IKIK DKKK.VSK.
I'roin tliu Mound City Journnl.
Iiilhis oration, dolivorcd at this placo on
tho -tth insl., Hun, AVm. II. Green alluded
to tho communists of Franco in it manner
friinil pnnlllnt liir nonlih
rlirhts. no harsh luJumont should bo en.
lurca against tho combatants whorovor
,1Uinists of Paris hnvn roenlvod nt tho
hands of many lull men, at I truly bo
Hove, an uniust condemnation. Thov
' . . . ..... "
.UOPJ1 a r.,- .n ,.il,la r llm nnn.
plo against tho privileged classos; and thus
.0 ll.y .w".' "K 'V
In Franco, and so were entitled to tho ad-
"irfltl0" ,of trtio Amoricans. Thoy
committed many outrages against civlllza-
tlou thoy destroyed much that was won-
rniiiuiiaii biiu luuurill BBluiuui ovurillliuilb
drflil In art and useful to societv; and
mi" -mi .""" iimiuur ui iiiiiu-
Cont men has fixed a stain on their causo;
. " . .i", " .i!'0"'!1!'! '""i. "
I uaiv'i.w uiinu ." ii,iivi iuiiov, w iiiuuuruil-
1st. to capitalist and to tho nobllltv. Thov
woro laboring to ovorthrow tho theory,
inai moor anu us roprcseniativo millions
of tolling mon and womun bIibII bo ruled,
wiinoui uioir consoni, uy uioso wno claim
Inlmliorn lo rulo. And til a tlionrv mni.1
Uo .verthrown in tho world, oven though
tho path to Its overthrow bo through blood
' I u.l narnnrrn titifl fiVfif t li r, nnt sit 1,1 1 n - ...I..D
"','".:"" .!.: 7. :.;"v" . 'St!"
uvoiy juiutu in j.iiiuiu. vuia 111190,
inouiovai itieory win noi uo ovcrinrown
tnnl.ltnlnatho nrlvflni,nl rifnl.aB ,iml nnutn
in and denies tho rlghta ot man. And tho
ssffS,attJli1S2s, Slier
truoior UOUasoU many ot mom limy Imvo
boen. worobut a vancuard of bettor m.,n
of 1 who will, in this or thucomlm: coneratlon.
lusomblo to ovorthrow and tramplo In
. -. . w - .v.k.Ku w. .--.--- ...
vywi
.o con- " '-uropcu.. socioiv, wiueii roeo(;nuos onu - - u. howHltS A CO..
A JI0K.M0N WIFE'S SUITEIUNO.
liEit iiusn.v.vi) MAnmns kouktkkn wivkh
AND HAH JUST MAIlltlKlI A LITTLE ItEIi-
iiKAnEti uir iik wars iu phist wifk
rotit'v doo not kxactly a iiaity
1-r.im tho Kfllovu (.) aelt..
Below wo publish n loiter from Mormon
doni, written by Mrs. Lucy A. Wnrdlo
to her brother, Mr. N. Fostor, of this vil
lage: About twentv.two years ago Mrs. War
dlo started with hor husband to cmlerato
to California Thoir routo lay throuah,
Salt Lako City, at which pblrit th'oy .top
ped a few days to procuro supplies and ci vo
rest to their Jiidcd nnlmals. The next day
or two after reaching tho Mormon capital
tho husband of Mrs. "Wardlo was found
murdered by tho Saints, nnd his property
confiscated. Hlio was not mndo awaro of
how hor husband mot his death until n
long time afterward, and In tho mean tlmo
wns Induced to marry n Mormon. For a
tlmo her now husband treatod hor with
somo littlo show of nfl'cction, but cro long
ho urow moro nnd moro matrimonially In.
cllncd, and proceeded to marry new wlvos
as ofton ns opportunity offered, nnd at tho
present tlmo lias about fourtcon. With
ovcry now comer Mrs. W.'s troubles wero
increased, and tho last additlonhas proved
too much for hor endurance.
Midway, Utah, Juno 4, 1871
Pkau Brother: I am woll. and hnnn
this will find yon tho samp. I am blessed
wiui goou Health, nnd that is all. My
troubles havo no end, but koop coming,
ono after nnothorj until my cup of blttor-
iii-so is running oyor. xno umo nas como
whon I must lcavo mv countrv and mv
homo. I cannot enduro It anv lonsror. I
must bocomo a wanderer in a strango land
unless you send mo somo moro monoy
to help mo leavo this woman's boll.
My husband has got another littlo red
headed imp that ho calls his wifo and she
says sho has got just as good a right to
everything as I have, and ho tells her tho
same, and then becnuso I cannot submit to
it, ho whips mo llko a dog. I cannot stand
It; so, doar brother, pity mo, and holp mo
away, and then I will toll you of trou
bles that I cannot write. lean
not stand whipping. No pen can toll
what I suffer. I cannot wear tho yoke any
longoi, nnd now, dear brother, for the love
of Hcavon holp mo away and I will
thank you moro than I can toll. Holp mo
away from n tyrant who ncvor loved me
only onco in a while, and then with tho
love of a bruto. My tormentor, fori shall
nover call him hustand any more, tells this
littlo red-head that bo got last, that sho is
boss over all, and that sho noed not mind
anything I say, for 1 am noloJy.
Tlicro Is ono thing moro in this beautiful
programme I onco had a man that loved
mo, but theso blood-thirsty demons mur-
dorcd him, nnd then took everything I had
away from me, and this bruto In human
form eot a cood donl of It "by boinir scaled
to mo for tlmo and assuming tho responsi
bility of taking caro of me. I havo had
quito a number of rivals, and have man
aged tn put up witn an until tho last one
came, and now forbcaranco has ceaaod to
bo a virtue, and being abused beyond on
durance, I must and will leavo this den of
intnmy, ana i nopo to uvo a row of tho
last days of my lifo in my natlvo land
among my friends.
In conclusion, dear brethcr, do all you
can for your affectionate sister,
JiUOY A. WAHIILK.
I'AINTKH.
UA1LL L. THOMAS,
li iirojinred to do nil kind of plain nnd orna.
iiiint.il
PAINTING,
KALSOMINING, PAPER HANGING
HION WIllTINO, ETC.,
At flK"re which defy all compellon, nnd in the
lilgliCHt style cf tlio painter1 art.
SHOP IN THE PERRY HOUSE,
CORNER OK COMMERCIAL AVENUE
KIOllTH HTIIEET.
AND
CI)AI
CAIRO CITY COAL
COMPA3STY.
In prepated to Mipply cnitntiieta with the best
iiiality of
PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS
QOAL.
.
HKWINU MACHINE
NO H UMBUO.
II. F. GOODYEAR
la now oflerinKthe
UROYKR AND BAKKR,
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
SEWING MACHINES,
With prlvllego of paying In monthly Inalalltnu.la
without Intermit, 'nnd with choice buiwetu (he
JJf 1 . huui. or .tlctl. ina.nu...
ri-rsona Wlauing to uuy n nrai'Ciaia wihk
machine for tfii, with hommer, flllor, uralder wi.t
No. 180 WnBliinKton-avcnuo
l
Neatly oppo.ltethe lliillctln olllce,
. hktwken klkvkntii and twei.ftii-sth
I lyiiaini
AVANT '.D AfM'VTH
I 1
risivssiltv.fivn tt twii llllllilpsifl ilnllnaanar ntnnlli
I to evui vwiaro, mulH it ml (omaio. u, tutroUucu U10
1 tit. It III II U IIHI'ivn Ut vUlll KlOll r)t IIHO l'llllll I V nvWIIll:
Miudiim.. . rh limchlt.o will KtlUd.. I.e.... fell
tuc lilnd, Imild, cord, iiillt und cmhroldor In
nioi sinierior iiinmn-r,
wi j (i ii tvv; ss Wii
430Btirucofitreet. 1'lillnili.lnM. I'n
Caution. Do not be linpoaed upon .by other
tsursssssirjsxis
only uenu neana tea Iv liractlcal ehaan machine
mwnuirii,
aptlMSm
tho l JOHN
OH N II OUKUI.Y
nuRkl.v i r-rt .a iiaaI. ,i T .1 . . . .
leLiaiiM Uutidimi. ik nreuaradto fura'mh
I nil kma ot l.l.n
in i!k books tu tlm publlo and do all
riuii vi vmama.
rr co oiuv hi& kui ?
nnuuN.
BARCLAY BROS.,
74 W
OHIO I.KVKK,
Cairo, It 14 ..
ID "JRi TJ C3- (3- IS T S
SARATOGA SPRINGS
l svll aunt
AT UAttCLAT' DBUO BTORK.
Farm Bvrtii, DAitt, '
MOCKINU BI11D FOOD
ail minr roa in witihht Taotatt
At Barclays',
JJEIiMDOLD'Q
GRAPE f CATAwnA ? 5 f oiui r ) PILLS
. ,"1 . ORArK
uiwvrji 1 CATAWDA J'y 1 OR APR 3 1'lLL.b
v
Ann all or
HELMBI,BI XKDU'IXKN
rftKXll l-KOX I8T flANPr,
Always Is itoek In rVg Mlpply, and fur aale b
Si W S A JT SVSIflft.
lutt SBOItriD
aid
Fr M sjr lbs ttlMW, ttl s UalU
AT BARCLAYS'.
IbVExtka Fink Colookk;
BOxnuinu IurouTXD Extracts;
iWUaik, Tooth and Nail Brushes;
MsTIndia RuiinA Ndxitkby Goer
4
AT
BABOIiA-ST BROS.
PURE WHITE LEAD
AXD
PURE FRENCH ZINC.
Heat grades In large stock and va
riety, very cheap;
AIM!
Full Likb or Colobs,
SIT AND IX OIL !
Paint Ilruihei, 1,1 meed Oil,
Whitewash V aihee, Turpentine,
Varnlshet Et, etc.,
ALL KINDS AND ITAXDASD 0,1'ALITItl
At Babclayb',
LAUD.
LAND FOR THE LANDLESS
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
OKLT $1.26 PER ACRX
FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
TAKt Till CAK4 OT TUB
LKAVENWORTn, LAWRKNCX AND QALVKS-
TON R. R. LINE
From Lawrence and Kama City and vl.it the cel
ebrated uaaxe couuiry,
Tub Garden Spot or Kanhas.
aprWtwlm
UERKBAIi AOBNTH.
HALLIDAY BROTHERS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
FORWAHDINQ AND COMMISSION
MKKVMAMTM,
. i .... . .. .
DEALERS INJELOTJK;
., 1 . jii-.r f
, 1 1,
And A.nta of
Ohio KHfrMUjKMSiwsjsi
SALT COTIB
70 Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLlNOIB.
AVOID QUACKS.
AvU!tlmofMrlTlndiaoret.o..csaa.niaros
lebillty. nrematdro decay, etc.. hayn ttwa.B
c
vataavery adsertuMd remedy, nw dliaeverea label 10 mi
his Tellow-siHrrs, A&ieae, .J. U. JDXTU6, I cuse for
uwta nl(sss4a st.. Mswrork I null or C
RAIMtOADH.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN It. R.
On ami nni-V Monday, April tub, IH1I, tralmwll
vt toiiowa t
MORTHKIIN DIVISION.
Tia noiNo nuetiiitAiiT.
i,.ive Virginia..
are VlrKlnln r,:lii.in liaV in
HnrfuKllHd 0-.i!ii .. . ! !
" 'l'ajlortltla M.M .." 4.$
IhprM
Arrtvo ni ("aim
TiAlftsootaa NOITIIWUT,
Leave Pana
Mall.
V Tvlotnll....-...l:47 (
,1:3o O.tn.
ayorni........4n7 i 4-20
uBirtABiioid..'.iiii5 iSw
rlngn-ld :2A ' o-IO 11
tVltKlnla .U " 8:l& ..
Arrlre at B
Iiaave 8
Arrive a
HOUTIIEUN DIVISION.
tiAina ooiKO itrtiif at,
Leare Edge wood. ... SiMa.m 10:in.m.
" " Kl0ra...- 8:24 " 11,111
Arrive at Btiawneetown3:5.lp m 6:15 p.m
tbaiki uoiao auaTimuT.
I.enveHhawncclown Mit.ni P.SOn.m
. Vlnra . . r O-fta tt
Arrive ntKdce0od.u...4:'&0 ..T.'.'.'.'.'ji:lo ''
Tneo-.M a.m. train rrom J-.dscwood, runa only 1
Mondnya, Wadneadaya and Kriclaya, and s:4Sa.m, I
uain irom nnnwneeiown on lucanaya, lliura-
ilava anil Mutnriliiva-
Connecta at Aahland with Jackaonvlllo dlvlidnn
ffiK
a wralt
At HprliiKflHd, with Olilcao and Alton, and
oipio, wauaati ami wemern Kauroad, rnr'
I II riAm holiin. tlhlrairn. mn.l mil nnlnla n,t). nn.l..
vtpt anif vtcsl.
At Tana with tnd. and HI. I.nnla. nnd Illlnnl.
Central llallroad for nil lolnts eait, aomh anil
BuiitiH-nm,
At Kditewood Willi Chicago Divlalon lllinnla
Central lUllroad. '
Ainora, im (lino and Mlatlnalniii lUllroad.
AtHhawnoetoan, with aleamboa'a for Ciiifln.
ill, I'aducah, Cairo and Ht. 1)111.
nail
OH LAND HMITII, nea'IKup't.
. Ocn'l Kr'gt and Ticki-l Aii'l.
JoilX KlXlJITTi
I.I PR IW4RAftCK.
'iNTHhTsT-TAY7NGTLVvNr
A new and novel ayntem of I.ifo Iniiiraiu-i- in-
rentlv lntrodiice.1 bv Din
MISSOURI MUTUAL LIFE
OF NT. MlUIM.
By this ayalern, I.lle Inauranenia furnln.nM i
lull coil aa liv Ilia uiual Diana, and tho tol.
Icy hbl ler recclvea an annual Interval ot even
Kr cent upon all tlm money paid by lum le tli
mpaBy; tola annual PTeminma Ihua rarnanit
uirnaa mucnaaa Kovetarneni tonii.
The plan hai U-n thoroughly crllloUoi hiiJ
fuHr -IndnraiwJ tiv the moat etnlnehl actuariuM
and ealiinil matlietnaticlana la tlm land i Inji .:'
II liae ni yei Keen ina aubjeci ol unlaVbruMe
meniioo lUMoyre'peciabie iuarier.
ORlco of the Company,
NOBTnWIUT CORNER KOUnTlt AND OLIVE,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ARTHUR B. BARRETT, President.
Bknj. "Williams, Secretary.
MISSOURI MtJ'riTA. Ii
Ranka high In lie llt ol aound, thrifty Wcatcrr
..no uom panics.
It liAaajmeta mure than eitotiith to color llit
IK niKini n i!i 1 1 1 1 ki a i i.i.i .aj .
llabllltlea in addltloj tn the caliilal.
It has one hundnil thomand aonara iepoiic.i
with the Mate of M.iaoun aa a perpetual u
anten Lolli tiollev holders.
lthucoinplled fully with the new laaol (ho
niaie, wnienarequuo aa exaciinxanu murvriii
iventorcea man inoe oi naaiern ouiiva.
It inveita Ita fund In the Weal, anions the
people rrom wnomuicy nre recenen.
Ita management lnvieorou., akillfitl and i-rn
uent.
Ita annual Income Horn the Inlerrat aionf
alramlv mnre than nultlclf-lit lo tiav 111 lome.
It laauoa DOliclea unon tho ordinary life and en
dowment plana, at tho aaino rate M other tint-
clan companies.
The nolicv holdcra rtcelro all the nrollla In an-
nllidilfvldenda.
The Mock holilera can receive only ten per
cent, ot Intereat on their capital, tiy the term i
inecnaner.
Tlinanan&l illvlilAnda to iwillcv holdera aie at
ready greater than many old Kaatern Coinpnnlca
mil ewer ucpnau I 10 im.
TheBtatoof llllnola t.akl liit Tear about lot.r
mllllondolUrafor Life lutUranee.
Why aadariticiiBon7 out of IIm State
awav to New York aul New Knsland for an article
that may bojrodoted Juitus cheap y (oruioro ac
m uvihoi ...
WIMI II CIAIW,
anrifldawlf at' aitslro.
FOR HALE
NOTic'E."
Th llllnnia Ontril Hall Road ConiliillV now
o tier for anlo tho folloMlngdescrlbcd Iota lu l-irnt
Addition to tlio uiiy in utiru, vu i
Lot 27 block 20. ' Iit 21 block W,
" IH " 20, " ii " "1,
fi ' S3, " Vi " t,
C ' M, " 31 K,
ii 2a ft, " 'Ji " l.
Por terma.ele.. annlv to JAMKS JOHNSON.
o2xdif At;eut.
O AH riTTCIlM.
F. S. MURRAY,
GAS AND STEAM FITTER
1IA8 UEUOVKD VROM PERRY IIOUKE
TO THE.
BRICK BUILDING on SEVENTH ST.
" iOri"0ITK .wintkii'h dlook,
CAIliO, ILLINOIS.
fTE has greatly Improved Ills nlock, and ims
JJL now on hand oi) uini.a oi
CHANDELIElia,
FENDENTD,
QL0UE8, '
lIRAOKKTfl,
HALL LIUHTH,
SHADED, F.TC.
HE HAS 3IARKED DOWN PRICES
To the lowest living figures, and ho invites ihe
patronage oi me puviiu.
NAIII 'HOLDKB.
DOUBLE-ACTINO WINDOW LOOK
AND
SASH IIOLDER.
HANHEL'H PATENT THE ONLY RELIA11LE
WINDOW FAST OUT.
rr h a -
Bob 5-;8B H
He? asj- S
Hi tt&i
5e'
a
T2
A.
.3
IB
1?
3
BERLIZIIEIMER & CAIJN,
Bole owners of the Territories or u.e maw. o.
. . . . ... . ,
, .OFFICE--90 WA8HINOTON-BT,,
ntnnAoo. IMA
' I
mentot
and have now
moat complete jQbomccs
lathe BuUi and WssU They Batter insmaaif s
Ihat 'they I possess laollitlea' for lamina Wt
prompt .ia ini'Sn ,a "iS
I mitiiwoiii i nc i . . v .... -
cno lb poster, and at prioss
,(ih Ahr buatneaH men no irood ex
men
0 sRl
The UD.lorslKed,proprleU?r.or the WitrMrt
ilrlil.l .tvl.a'1 of Job Printing typea,
oneortne
IIOOItN, HANK, KTCI
I w. WTHORNTON,
IDOpZEQ, SASH
BLINDS, WINDOW GLASS,
NllINIjl.tM,
t. a mx.-r a tot-t-, t- -, T ,
--A-Hi -A.3STID LUMBER
Office on Tenth St.,
Ilrtwren t'ctiamerrUl ast4 HIiIhkIuii
Avraaea.
CAIRO. IXili.
A OKNTH lor Rock Itlvev Paper Company'
Hhralhinft Felt and l(iiiti OmoDt.
IT. W. John's Improved Koorlnc alwaji on
INRCIlAIfCrt
W. II. MORRltf,
II. It. CAXDKK
.No. Pad. and V. H. Cut.
Notary Public,
FIRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK,
ACCIDENT, LIFE,
INSTJBA1TCEI
.KTNA, HAKTrORD,
1
ilirli ....
...SJ.MJ.MI W
NORTH AMERICA, PA
AwtlH. -. 2,7B3,Oyj OJ
HAHTrORD, CONN
A9-1 ..2,M4,tl 11
PIICilNIX, HARTFORD,
..1,711,11 sa
INTERNATIONAL, N. Y.,
Afli.. ,...l,U3,y,S 17
PUTNAM, IIARTFOKI),
Ancle 705.W 0,
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Aifeta. - 615.C7S SS
HOME. COLUMnUS,
A'era - M5,271
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO.,
Aaxatn VO.WOOI
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE,
Axel JO.OOO.OOO W
TRAVELER'S, UARTFORD, LITE AND
ACCIDENT,
A-nct i,.v,oai oc
RAILWAY rASBENOERH' ABSUBANCR
CO., IIABTFOBD,
Amets 600,000 0
INDEPENDENT, BOSTON,
Aaie eoo,se2 os
S AFFORD, MORRIS & CANDE,
71 Ohio 1V,
t
CAIRO, II.IV t
Cily National Bank,
FIRE AND MARINE (
i
COMPANIES! I
NIAOARA, N, Y
Assets l,4M,ie
flEnilAVIA. K. Y..
Aaset. 1,008,721 )8
7.
HANOVER, N. T.,
..TW.WjJo
Amcla..
Aaa.l ,7I4,W5 00
Comprlalng tho Undorwt Hera' Agency.
YONKER8, If, Y,
Assets , 878.4M M
ALTIANY CITY,
Asset .M.!3 23
firemen's fund, s. r..
Aaaots 578,000 00
l '
nr.ous.iTr, x. t.-haui,
Assets - 1,43a,Mtt uu
rj'
TOJtE, Dwellings, Furniture, Holla and Car'.
at rates
rates as favotatle as oun I,
WV&zzmSymjL" ... -.- .
llli
6ft
ne.
-. . , nupwuuuy iw oi me ciiissds or usiro. a
I res
share o'
oi wieir ps'ronaje.
C. Mi HCSUEII,
tr
OfBcs-Bt jTirst.NatlonslBsnk
