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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, FRIDAY JULY 21, 1871.
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jMIf.M.tKRM.
'jlltS" .M. SW'ANDBK,
DEALER IN MILLINERY
LADIES' rUI.VMHI.Va GOODS,
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CI.OTIUNO K0 I.ADH-S' WE A It
Made
.MIIS.C. McCfKK,
. .rti-rf jikTIVKKN WASHINGTON
"l0,ITIi;TO."AI. AVKNUKH,
)( Ju' received Mi nn(1 'I1'01""1' '' of
ot GOODS
r. lrlmmlr)r. f Ilk simps, Uk fralnnn, Rill-
KL .id tnl''"",ni"i rlnx'i nnl trimming td'
i. Th.l.Vn'll""1'"' fit" Mil Klnvrs, laities' and
f 'ij.l'.l.Oft. nn( a full an.f coiiii.ic li- Hoi k of
Millinery ami Fancy Goods,
AH of winch ' K I' "p" lo '" l
Tnc vkiiv uwpt cash i-wickw.
TO13BULLETIN.
Friday Morsino, J ftr 21, 1871.
JOHN II. OIIERIA. I'tBti""".
1 25
6 (l
Tumi' or Tiir Daiit lint mil
iVltfryifiort.
One Mk. l-r '" -; "
One yrsrl'J rarner, In advance 1" "
Out month, by r.mll -
mf.nlll
tlx mootli
One jr, ...
Ill ortrialiwr" AlewirtV tonnfy anlifVii eity of
dart IV tntvwe '' lUlnou ;
trik-crakerMnrt; mall, Imt fcnrttti ; out-
rootm on oU yfrf 0 "'"' ,' ' I'"w'f '
inf. a fciri on) tit rennitj eirniUtlon, the Untie
fm mlinfi Im jatrowuje of inMIijfnf realen awl
tntrprum tirl Mtn.
THE COLLAR WKKKLY HULI.ETIN.
John II. Oberly 1 Co. nave reduced the sub
scription price of tlie Weekly Cairo Millie tin to
OttMvrnmi, miking H the cheapest pa
ptrimblulied In, Southern Illinois.
For President, 1872,
JAMES R, DOOLITTLE,
OF WISCONSIN.
kvhjeet to the decision of the national tlcm
oeratie contention.
ITh Nw York World on Senator Doolittle.
"HltrteorJ m to consistent and untar
nuked tiat it may be likened to a tttrttiyhi
line drixen new? a puzzle a clear beam,
univerted by the fluctuating atmosphere
o American politic, through the ast
twnty years.
Fro a irtteh lij Hmilar lt.Mltlt. Miterol at Df
twii, in jj.j
"lUc. ipriliepeoplecftheSottlli as I! i ml 1 1 ii
i.t.i-i.t-l u i.i in' l.nmim after thay hud roll-
; ut K 'in. an I had bcn put down by
tlirmi i ..I ilii " 'uor Wln-n the quentlon
r'j.. jl rn-mi. .Vli. I hhall In' 'liinawltli
In) hi an I III i ile or I. ilium V thorn Miro
oi: r n -hf c lt. 'Iiniiteil: "i;onllcale their
pi (i j . iifke linn mum," There wac, how.
nf,nii Hi il iliv who uoutil have maJc 1 hem
U trliltUlraUltli. Ilut CuinllliK, liom
(cell uf m jikI Iiii4 ha maila hi nameiin
Bioitti, i.i k n ii jot ii inahe them IVIlow
enii, nittiu l. io tho power anil Rlory ol
P. ' " U in ii that they have lul'l ilon tho
r::i or their tftn.i mi ami have rcnoweil their
llri!ifn to the anion ami tho Hag. make the
Muilum jfoi'le our fullow-cltmenis nil tlma
ii Ij t.'iepoprnli!lurT of tho nation."
wliilo tho buMiiCM of llio Interior
(Icpnrtmcnl is padly In nrrcat. , niitl in a
clntc of gront confusion.
ANOTitKlTuiihcr'il jwai-o convention
lias been proposed ill Kuropo. Hu
inanity, oven in tbc miilftof blootly bat-(Ic-fieiiN,
."igbs for tin dawn of the era
in which Pence shall reign with tmivcr
il scepter; "when the lion and the
1 lamb chall lie down together and n lit
' tlechild.-halllcadtlieinj" but wo cannot
believe that, in tho'prccnt condition of
society, peace can be continuoVis. Wliilo
the spirit of Liberty is struggling with
Dctpotifin, agitation will bo visible
the gteat ocean of public sentiment will
be continually lashed by storms and
made furious by contending waves.
And it is better so. Stagnant public
opinion is despotism. In tho language
of Currcn, ,l tho mind of man, to im
' prove, must bo agitated, and it is bct
'tcr, occasionally, to hear the dashing
'of tho waves, than continually to
' exhale tho pestilential effluvia of stag
' waters,"
STKi'im.v Peaiu, Anmiews ono of
tho editors of Woodhull and Claflin's
Weekly, is a radical reformer and spir
itualist, and the author of several books.
He now intends to make tho world
eternally his debtor by founding one
universal language for all the nations
of the earth. Mr. Andrews lias been
lately made a widower. Mrs. Mary A
-Mitchell is a doctress in Ocnesco,
Henry county, III. She is a strong-
minded lady of tho stamp of Mrs. Jcl
la by. She believes she has a mission
and yearns to discover what it is. She
is groping in the dark and pours out
her soul in a letter to Mr. Andrews.
She tells him bow she sympathises
with him in the loss of his wife and
how she prays " that holy angels may
lift bun up on high continually, and
' wrap him in the bosom of the higher
' intelligence, andj continually baptize
' him with tho breath of inspiration."
And then slio says of herself : "lam
waitiug, waiting, waiting to behold
' the nieho 1 may fill in tho mighty
' temple of Labor, going up for tho res
'cue of the liberties of the race So
' cially, Spiritually and Politically. I
1 always bad to do what others failed to
1 do, in any crisis during my life
1 which lias been a checkered one. I
' nm waiting to be summoned now, or
' to see some deserted post that needs a
' champion. I wish I could confer with
'you, a view of doing good, somc-
' where in tho world, where others have
not filled the vacuum."
AVo aro of the earth, earthy, and
have never been able to (juito reach up
to the transcendental bight of the
army of reformers, of which Mrs. Mit
chcll is such a taithful soldier, and
therefore wo may be mistaken, but,
from our standpoint, it looks as though
the Henry county widow had an C3e to
tho vacuum made by the death of Mrs,
Andrew.. At any rate, if Stephen
don't, on this hint, speak, he is a bruto,
KOVPTIAN NEWS.
(Cnnilenieil rrom our Kjmlmnupp.
OAI.I.ATIN COUNTY.
Mr.J. K. Ktarden owns it llvo thoi.
snnd dollitr horse.
Tho people of Pond Settlement want of thorn huvo over boon divorced, and
V... .1 .1
n ii.-Htntnpi. I WIU1 UUb uuu vuuimuii, liiuv iiiiyu imici
wedded tmtonco. Tliov aro in kooU health,
become: "How are vou. iv dear ? "B""K""'." ''" liml sprightly in tbor walk) two only, bfo
.Mr. VoortitKS does not endorse the
" 6ew departure," and intends U
i-li from public life.
Axother wifo has poisoned her hus-
Innd Tho salutation among wives has
ought to give him credit for wlint ho lian
nccomnllnlicd, ni lio Ii h self-mUo man.
'I lenow I.o U," retorted Jlrlglit, "nnd l.o
ndoroi hla ninkor."
ftSrltlcImrd O. McCOrmiek, delegitto
fn Oongrcw from Arizona, and formerly
aovcrnor of Hint Territory, caught n se
vere cold In Ills eyes while riding In Cen
tral Park, Jf ew York, about six wook ago.
Inflnmatlon eat In, and tho sight ol of his
right oyo has boon completely destroyed,
whllo tho loft ono Is soriouly affected.
Mr. McCormlelt Is .ono of the Commis
sioners appointed for the celebration of
tho centennial of Amorican Independence.
TlTEUAIlY.
I100KH ASP MA0A7.INK.S
'Whnl Aro They Doing at Vnssnr 1" it
tbo suggestive tltlo of the opening artlclo
In Sertiiicr' Monthly for August. Tho
author, Kov. II. II. McFarlnnd, in nnswer
to tho abovo question, prosents tho results
of his own recent investigations into tho
methods and progress of this, tho most im
portant institution of tho kind in tho world,
and his roport whleh Is profusely Illus
trated with pictures of tho handsome, build
ings and beautiful grounds of Vassar Ib
exceedingly interesting and satiifactoiy.
J. T. Hoadloy, tho celebrated author,
gives a lively description of'Llfo in tho
Caucasus," sketching tho Gypsies and nil
manner of strango wandorors who roam
that ancient and outlandish country
Th'on there is an Intelligent artlclo by .1
It. G. Ilnssard, of tho Tribune, on "An
American Art Musoum,'' with engravings
of tho remarkable designs for tho approach
es to it which have been prepared by Mr.
"W. II. Heard. Hut by far tho ablest paper
in tho present number is Dr. Mary C. Put
nam's account of "tho Fronch Leaders,"
embracing a skotch of tho Provisional
Government of Scptcmbor 4lh, 1870.
Miss Putnam (a daughter of the well
known publisher) remained in Paris du
ring tho siege, devoting herself to tho caro
of tho wounded in tho hospitals. Uor
analysis of tho character and motives of
such men as Trochu, Kochefort, Jules
Ferry, Ernest Picard, Gambetta, Jules
Tavre,, Garnicr Pages, and Jules Simon,
Is somothing wonderful. Sho scorns to
bavo laid open tho inmost consciousness
of theso Frenchmen with a scalpel whllo
her sentences aro bright and sharp as stonl.
Wo doubt if any American has written ot
French nll'itirs with equal intelligence and
brilliancy. Among tho other articles aro
pleasant nnd scnsonablo account, by
lleneon J. Lossing, of '-Tho "Weeping
"Willow," showing when and how tho treo
was first brought lo America, "Peter
Crisp, a Comic Enisodo of Italian Travel,'
bv II. 1. TucKorman, anu " A visn to tno
Great Yo-Scmito." Tho poetry is by
Elizabeth Akcrs Allon, G. P. Lathrop,
and Charlotte F. Hates. Mr. Hush fur
nishes some amusing pencilings; while
tho Editorial Dupartmcnts aro, as usual,
exceedingly full and entertaining. Scrib-
ncr'a grows in present interest and per
manent value.
"Wo havo received tho fourth and last
number of the first volumo of tho iVm,
a literary and art journal published in
Chicago by Horton & Leonard. "Wo
havo noticed tho Press heretofore in these
columns, and tako plcasuro in noting tho
fact that it hits grown better with each
succeeding number. In tho quality of its
contents, its engravings and general mak
up, it is tho successful rival of other jour
mils of its class, and, as a western enter
priso wo rccouimond It to our rcadon.
nUllUQUK's NOVKL TKA-I'ABTY TEN WID
OWS WIIOSK AOES 8UJI IIP 740 YKAIIS, j
SINOINO A II YAM TOOETHf.R.
From the Duhlinue Iowa, Herald, July 12
Ve wero honored with an invitation to
attend an old hultva' ton-party, given at
tho Jioruncr iiouso on Saturday evening.
Wo wero introuuecu to ten veneraoio la
dies. All of thebo wero widows. Neither
Lfterwards It becamo a fant. Aft
hiiganfo mother came to rccatd the lo-
Y B,ng tL? l7 famlllc tether. m
ll'v.n'.tho.M0.ro.t ol o lovely a woman
u,uBu. ruinaining singlo till tho ago of
nty-slx. A crown awaited hor.whlch
inevorlosiilghtof.
as Eug
wo
wus
ACCIDENT, LIFE,
, in'
1 2ST S TT H A, 3ST C E I
OUK WAR WITH COKKA.
Our (iovornment has Just rocelved the de
talN bf Admiral Itodior' onmili!r.n .
gainst tlio oriental' and jtsolntod
of Coren. Tlioy merelv ubslnnl!..iS H, FIHE. 1IULU OAltOO, LIVE STOCK.
uispniciies reccivou soino uaysago relative
to this war in the farther Kelt. Our fleet
succeeded in ariving noioro It quito a Urge
armv of Corcan, bombarded and ciintun. '
a fort defended byanlmmcnsoarrayofelBLt
ucn pounn cannon, anu retired irom the
scene of conflict with scarcely a man hurt.
1 lie probabilities now seem to De mat w I
hall havo a war with these somi-MVares I
upon our hands, as they do not now appear I .ktna, iiartford,
to manifest any (lisnosltlon to apologize I Aaett i- ts,Moi w
for ttioslaugiue.r ot me crow oi me Araeir-i ,!
Can SHIP, ucn. Dlicrinnn. wniuii w wrocKeu rnwn Aaf,nivi i-a, '
.. ,' 1 . . I ' t.i ' . I . . J " '
on uieir snores, ii is rupuricu mm mu Ael..-. ..'..i...AT3.ono oo
ll. til. t. 1..i I. tAw n iin.w In llm nnrnntn I ' 1
of cu-oneratini! with our forces. Admiral
.. . ?. .i . .i
Isogtri isawailr g lurinerinsiruciiuns iruiu
Washington.
i.fnunANCB,
MORRU.
Notary Pnlille,
No. Pab, and U. B. Cnn ii
imidH.
13ARCBAY UROS.,
mo i,i:vF.n,
Caii.i, Iliji
X) :r, tj a- a- x s TiS
IMIOItS, anii, i;to
I-
SAlATipGPKINOS,
In POLL. ll.AIT
nR9HT ;co. stork.
W. W. Til 0 UNTO N,
0
CriLCK IK
u
ii
Ariel!....
-uTiorrriafsr
Aielp...
P. S. MUKHAY,
GAS AND STEAM FITTER
HAS RKM0VKI) VROM VKKRY HOUSE
TO TIIK
nillOK HUILDINO on SEVENTH ST.
orrosiTK winter's block,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Assets..
Aisets.,
1IAKTK0RI), C0MN, . ,, .
144,210 ,72
i'Iiocnix, Hartford, t
i......l..;.il,TSI;14l M
international, n. y.,
iO.UKIy IHltD FQOI).
ILL Alir lro lit Iwitiiwt . taut air ,.
At II arci.a yk'.
J j K L M II O I, I g
GltAPE (CATAWBA Vf'ORAI-K 1 PILLS
i CATAWBA S iJ ORATE
GRAPE (.CATAWIIA ) i I OR APE S PILLS
,i . 1 .
and jU'ot'
..i,ay,308 it
PUTNAM, HARTFORD,
HE has greatly Imnrorcil his slock!
now on liand nil Kinds of
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Acla , n(j,CT3 88
HOME, COLUitUUS,
Assets 515,278 43
, ami has
OIIANIIKLIEKS,
PENDENTS,
(1I.01IW,
BRACKETS,
II A LI, I.K1 UTS,
8IIADK8, ETC.
Assets.
AHKR10AN CENTRAL, MO
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIVE, .
Aaacti .y)jmxm oo
IICLNReiiD'H MKDIVI3VRN
i , , ,
FRESH FROM FIRST nANDS,
Always lo stock In large supply, and for sl Ii
relay Bras,
JUST RECEIVED
DOORS. SASH
' :'
BlIlNDS, "WINDOW GLASS,
; . ;.' v
NiiiMa.rt,
Office on Tenth St.,
llelMeen CoiniiiirrlMl nnil M'nalilMKlnu
A i en ilea.
CAIEO. XXiXi
TRAVELER'S, HARTFORD, LIVE AND
ACCIDENT.
T . I 1 1 r r. .... I V . I i , n. I i
tu ll a nmt-Bi iiiiiik iiKuir. uuu no mi ,
r n.n ,.,i.ii.. I Assets. ....-;..;..lnD,oa) 01
HE HAS MAKKKD DOWN PRICES
it living figures, and he
patronage of the public.
AOENTrt lor Itoek Hlrei Paper Company'
Kli.tllilnff l'i.ll an.l llu..f,f1.m.nl '
'rtelty tlMaiaM,Vlll erUalUH 11. W. John's ImproiM Koofinr alwayi on
' I and
MOTKLH.
CRAWl'OltD HOUSE,
CORNER SIXTH and "WALNUT-ST.,
(Entrance on Blxth-st.,)
V. J. Oaks, )
II. (M-nilr. CINCINNATI, OHIO.
K. II. Lodwlck, J
OAKK?, CADY A CO. Proprietors.
CENTJtAL HOUSE.
Oppontle the Pontofflce, on Blith 8tret UtWDen
fvaiinngion anu isominercifti avtiiurr,
OaIHO, ILLS.
This house has been thoroushlir over-hauled.
refurnished and renovated, and is now open for
the reeentlon of eueata. The rooms are all lame
and well ventilated, and fuahiture new. Hatch
kept Highland day, MRS. OAFFNET,
jnun rropneireas.
RAILWAY FASflENOERS' ASSURANCE
CO., HARTFORD,
Asset :.L,;.,MOfiO0.
INDEPENDENT, BOSTON,
Assets . J0,Ba.
SAFFORD, MORRIS & CANDEE,
71 Ohio Ivee,
City National Bank, CAlHO, LU
FIRE AND MARINE
X I5T S TJ A. 1ST O E5
CeMPAKIRMt
AT RARCLAYS.
S. WALTERS.
HARD and SOFT LUMBER
ot etery description,
IWExtra Fine Coloone;
xaytgenuink imported extract;
.. . ii.
i8rnAiR,lTooTii and Nail Hrcmiieh j I LAT1I, flHINOL'F-S, CEDAR POSTrf,
India Rubber Nursery Goo
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
S T K A M It 0 A T L U M II E R,
Kiirnlsheil on shortest nolle.
Commoroial-av, bet. 10th and llth-sts.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
B-fVE,GXi-fVY" BEOS.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
COMMERCIAL-AVENUE, OPPOSITE P. O,
CAIRO. ILLS.
Joseph BAYI.IK8, : : : : : imiophietou.
Tin: Houhk ih Nkwly Fuhnihiikd
And offers to the public first-elans aetominoda-
lions ui reasonauie rairs.
IIOAT NTOREX.
SAM WILSON,
liClLSt IK
Where do jou buy your poisou?"
Hon. Caw. b'cauaz has taken to the
- o - - I HIIU BprigUVIjr lli bliuil nillkj hyv vii.j. nm
vncctown is ill a languishing con- I nftlicted with slight lamenoss.- Tho oldest,
dition. Airs. Walker, was born in Vermont In
, . 178'.). and is tnerciore
-i no school directors navo agreed to I otuhtytwo years old. Tho noxt in years
..... .: I I.. .11.11 1.1 I , p T,i- tju- I t ll.l
new departure ami intends to nurse ouuu"1 i"1 'juusinm m iiuhuiu tuuui is .un. ivouuuii. m wmu
ii;ii,."L.i .' n mi house to a vote of tho people. in 1702, and is therefore soventy-nino
u witnamother s care. Ho will act to- ,., , , ' ' . , venrsofneo. Thon noxt In vcars comes
,., , . Iwelvo now reildences aro being j cars oi iilo. '' ' J . i
ward itin the capacity of wet nurfcc, and built in Shuwneetmvn mul as m.mv more Mrs. Peasicc, nativo of A ermont, born in
i. . ,i uuiu in aiiuwneeiovMi una as miinj moro 17yJ n(j js therefore seventy-seven years
Mheves it will grow up a very strong aro in contemplation. ofiiEe. She has buried her second hus-
party.
Tnu Uiwnof Oiimlia in Gallatin, laid band. Noxt In tbo list wo tlnd Mrs
1 .... ... . . . .1 nnil M rc Tnvlni tint diriiinr
Tiit5.,-i. i-i ii I 011 111,1 winter, now contains n urug store, '""B,'""V """-' T, -i ' , i
"AT intolerance which would Use , . , , 3 , , born in Now ork, tho luttur in New
Hnriipshiro, and each scvcnty-Hvo years
of ago. Tho nox in age is Mrs. Motcalf,
born In ilassashusetU, and seventy-four
yours of nge. She, moves with a step as
elastic as as jl uuy hi, iurvv. mn, jiiih
(In. tii . .i p j--i i . i ury gouus ioru, iiuiui ami ii numucr oi
r.,w, ut vim mrcu oi muiviuuais, to I .p , , . . , , ,
' I COtlltiirtiLlil. tirivMtii rr.kliliiin.il t
tllarethenrinr.int..ii nfnnv mnn cr linili- I
f I JUIINMIN COrS'TY.
U,e". ' K':ntral ru,t! f religion . .ilu Viennnu n.urkol. .,..,,l..,a oro
or imlitifi, is a mildew which, when it plenty at a dollar a lm-liel.
ll Uhun reniiliVm.... i:i..t.. i.i..,. :. I v... i .. r i i
. --r-tivuu inuii, uianin ill no i ui n uuu vjiiiui i:riijif ui ,tiiiiisuu
In a imiuieut withers its flowers into county am sild, by tliu Artery, Dim luxur-
cr'M' leaves, dead and lacking all that ious-
BOAT STOKES,
OROCKRIKA,
PROVISIONS, ETC.,
No. 110
Ohio TiKvek, :::::: Cairo, III.
oui.r.as mOMl'TLt riLLID.
G. D. WILLIAMSON,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.N"o. 76 hlo I.eve.
CAIRO, I M.I NO! 8.
. If IAOARA, N. T.,
Asu :...i,4M,e v
oermania, v. r.,
Assets . ..1,008,721 71 1
HAN0TXR, V, Y.) ' '
Assets. .TtC.WI OU
REPUBLIC, V. Y.,
Atsel .7I4.V2S 00
,' Comprising the Underwriters' Agency.
YONKERS, X. Y.,
Assets 878,4a IS
ALBANY CITY,
I 'Aasets .'. 453,183 23
firemen's fund, s. r.,
Asset M AT7I.O00 00
SECURITY, N. Y. MARINE,
Asset ...:,i32,il4 CO
QTORK, Dwelling, Furniture, Hulls and Car- I
kj goes, insuroa at rate aa iavorbe M aouno.
permanent seenrity will warrant.
I respecUully ask of the cltlacns of "Cairo, a
share ol their patronage. . . .
c m. Hconm,
Ofllce at First NationalDank
PURE WHITE LEAD
. . am
PURE FRENCH ZINC.
. i
Best gradei In large stock and va
rlety, very cheap;
aim i
Full Line of Colors,
car ash in on;
Paint Brushes, I.l.seed Oil,
Whitewash F Aislies, Turpentine,
Varniahe Etc. etc,
AIL KINDS t iriSDiatl QCALltlM
At Barclays'.
itr
HAII.RO AUH.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN It. R.
On and afler Monday, April Zlth, 1871, tralnswll
rua as ioiiows i
NORTIIKRN DIVISION.
TSII OOISO SOtTHtiST.
Mall. Express
Iare VlrKlnia. . r,:la.m IfclS p.m.
" riirioenriu
Taslorrllle 1:S2 " 4:W1 "
Arr'ne at Pana 11:40 in 0:17 "
OEHEBAI. AUENTS.
XailllOOIMQ NOaTHWUT.
xt att tn a ir UTiAmrmTio I . .. V7J.'"T
nAhh UAI JJIVU AllJAiIVO. A.ear i ana...... -.''"', n .
' I " Taylomlle...
..t:47
Arrlte atHprinirtleld...e;lS ' ....
imii flniiifieneiii...'fc.. " ...
Arrive ai Virginia S.2S " .......8:15
SOUTHERN D1VIHJON.
TSAISS 001 SO tOl'THStST.
Leave KilKewOOd...... t:SO a.m. ............ 10-.10 a.m.
r Mora..... or. n:t'
Arrite at Hbawnei..toiii3:Mp.m.. tiM p.m
tsaini uoiso aoaruwuT.
Leave Shawncetoxn a.m .iflp.ni
" Flora.... ..2iM " ..... 7;("
Arrive at K-dKenood 4:M ' M.....8. 11
The 5. JO a.m. train from Edgewood. runs only
Mondays, Wtdnemlay and Fmiays, and 8:49 a.m.
train from Hhawneetown on Tuesdays, Thura.
daya and Saturdays. ,
Connects at Ashland with Jacksonville division
of Chicago and Alton Kiilroad, for Jacksonville,
PtnrsburK. Mon City, and all nolnta west.
At HpriUKnein, wun tnicsno anu niwu, aim
Malt.
..,T.Sii in,
.4!
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GENERAL AGENTS,
i 1 1
MBDICAJj.
is noxt in years, being tevcnty-two. She
is a nutlvu of Mnine, and tins recently left
DR. IlICHAU'S
o .;!
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
.IA j
Dad theso onlv. and save time, health and
money, f I.oon reward lor any ease of disease, In
anv at&A lahlnh thAvlall In rnrn.
DR, BIOHAU'S DOLDKN BALSA'Jf, '
.... . : . t:.i.- i' . -
nos. i ana z, are .ne greatest aueratiTea Known.
DR. KICHAU'H GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUIt
la the greatest tonic and aatrinsent in the meii
Cal list.
DR. RICHAD'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE
la tne only reliable aiuratic. . , .t
Thcsnrcmadler are aot advertised io cure all
complaint, and benefit nono i' but are guaranteed
toerfeeta radical and sDeedd cine InaH caaea for
which they are recommended, when all other
treatment Ma failed. Tens of thousands yearly
IWIIDI uj lliuir upr, fill, n.in .v.. mi uuiivimiu I
been pronounced a inoutableby the best Of.our I
meuicai laouny., - - -
DR. RICUAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
LrnUWAimlVr. Avnf'iMMrS.mON Toleilo. Wabash and Western Railroad, ..r
a va ii -- Bloomln
i a-
oil I 1 1
- M KKt'.U ATH,
. .. i "I' -.
. i t.t . I us . i i
v ! i- l'.l ,f '
vton, Chlcagoi and all points north, norlh-
west and west.
At Tana with Ind. and HI. Louis, and Illinois
Central Railroad for all points east, soulli and
southeast. ,
At Edcewood with Chicago Division Illinois
Central lUllroad.
At Mora, Willi Uhlo aw Mississippi iiauroaii.
AtHhawneetoan. With steamboats for Cincln.
natl, Pa.liii-ah,0lroand8t.Lonls.
UlkltAal J iJASll Ills UCU I IJUfJ ft.
John FooJiTT.Orn'l Kr'gtunJ Ticket A'l.
DEALERS , IN Ft.OUR;
, And Agents of r x
,1 ina-i :. i i'i." " ' "
Ohio Kl;cr, ataid Ksuasivasia
..,...!.. l. .1.! r'; i n I . '.- . 1!.
I'viiuiuc WIUQtl IS ko llle'taiit ill tho wjiinin i urii, ui I luilllll, liai ll llg UVCn, UIIIU UI huiii Bin nrinh. i.n.
notrilhijf Vmcrionn. " trti full of llno-peoimoin nfthu ripuniiig comes Mrs. Hurlbort, a nntivo of Now
.vniinutna. y0rk, nnd soveuty-oiiii years of ago. The
WKuuiteTeTUn ,t " u . . youngcsti8Mrs.Rood,anativoofConnoctiJ
b1-5 MU tUc ht. Louis An election fur constables and Justices cut, and sixty-six year of ago. Tho avo-
imswheii itfava: ,.,, , fl, , rmm nLa of thoso ladles Is scvonty-four
ma ii.vi;iim iviii , ,. ,, , i . i. I I'i'i 'il VU( era utbG uitvi awu num visa
li..r homo In Wavne Konncbcc countv. .Peewi aitennon Riven to ionsignmenia i mouth, sore eyes, cutaneous eruptions, copper
her tionio in aj ne, jvon tutu Louiiiy. and nlhnu orders. colored blotches, soreness. of lh aealp, acrolula.
Following hor is Mrs. Lorimer, sixty-nino vUs, Jt , the ureatest renevator. a tlratlve and
year or age, tlio moinor oi iourtecu cnn
No. 1 enrea ulcers, ulcerated sore throat md SALT C 023PJC3jriES
.,! MI'
UKUl'BKIKN AND DRY OOODN.
WILLIAM KLUGE,
iiEAirH in
blood purihsr known, re no vet an mercury irom
the iVHtem, and leaves the blood pure jOnd
uracil), ,
OR. RICUAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM, ,
No. 2, cores mercurial aBectfons, rheumausm In-
Bill
CO A I. AND WtJOIj.
p. 'ii. 'ward",
WOOD AND COAL
MERCHANT.
IJt M. WAKI is prepared to deliver the best
? . Klre Wood nnd otone Coal
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY,
And In any quantity desired, on short aotlce.
COAL DELIVERED at $4.50 per TON
.,' iV '' '
70 Ohio Levee,
nl'VlCK Over Ileerwart. Orth t Co.'s stove.
iKminnra aliove the corner ofElahth street and
, ,, ,, j--..-. .iu i ix, j.i-.uuii, , luiiiui uiai. rriiinv uiisteu --n- ---, , ,..ft
Y- ,t"7','w,, u Jvtr-v fr,)l" 1,10 11,0 TFnJti iS
hnn that tieneral Hancock ia reported I " euunell wmilil nl ndvertisy it, and guthored around a Uhlo in, tho parlor, and
' lo be opposed to hit own nomination 1 1,10 'vrlu' " hotieos weruso badly done thnt assisted in singing a hymn.' Tho sceno
'hieh shows wu4 onQ 01 peculiar luaiurcr, auu uuu
1 fur president for the reaiou thut by noljo,3' Cu"M rend them. Wl
"lie lime the American people ,.et etilerPri-e 1 vionnp.
.i i ... . .. ...
inrougu wan urant they will not want Williamson county
' uuother soldier- president for at leant A ,MiW Wr cHed tliu Marion Flag
h ,...i,...tV.. ii I "ludu its ntiiienriinfii In Mn.li.n T
. " ttliiwl un.1 iToprU-torclby John N.
TllK Kt. l.f..u nv I Hunt!.
uovernor Palmer as ''cue of tho ablest
FAMILY GROCERIES,
DKY-UOODS,
r i m caiVo; ihiiNok l
all its forms, and glies immediate relief In
casoa.
on. wcnAU'H golden antidote,
A radical cur for all urinary derangements,
iTlva, fi per wiiiai , ,1.1
DR. IHCUAU'S.GOLDEN JEHXIHiD'AMOURi
NOTIONS, HOOTS AND SHOES, Aridical eure fornervoua orrmerai aeblUty, In
which wo sliall doubtless novor again
ooicupon. -nay neir ! ,..t .. .... 6n ri Mie BOOM.,
bopcacclul, as tlioir past lives imvu ueuii - " 7'ff,i" . DV'"" ,,m ped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all
pleasant and tirosporous. ' " c"""JnoP"f.n.,.,",0J!nSinVT.1 JOHN OATBI. rrieler,
ol I Mil. IllliUAU o uuiilifid nBanMiii v. . e, r
Ounmerclal avenue.
leetil
EL DORADO
Sctr.fSr 7rT " '.BILLIARD BAtOOlTD BAR
Price per ijoUU, or wd far ' -
AUH IIOLDCK.
iwUBLE-AOTiNG wYNiww'iUK
AMD
SASH HOLDER.
HANSEL'S PATENT THE ONLY RKLIAltLK
WINDOW FAST OUT.
has ,nad I,." ' ,V ?: t..k KMi.RKss"jniuTNiB and josephink-h FOR SALE FOR CASH VERY CHEAP KtcHaa,
i'i-iuiivu 111 .iiurion. iv 1 ......
ItlNU.
A romantic incident 18 rclatod of tho way
in which fiito seemed to docroo that tho I Ho also has a line slock of Family Groceries ot,
T in Willi - 'Vrnntltna nni tbn Niinnlnons should UO Ull I ...iuu.
...,..i,i, un eiiuntv In r w ill lm ?"""v"- sr. . . ..i
'and iiroballv oneiirn ,T T i tl,e third wo l Z . Hod. The story is of Josephine's betrothal
. . V 'yoneyr"l0aotthoneiitof "urd week of .September. rini;. and is in this wiso: Eugonio's fatfiK,
nut W an.;t.... .. . v ," 10 ol ,H" " UUo "Priifano h Utn, rm.i 'l. . ,.i Ill tl whn until hnr ii U
not above euspidon. U
mm coward, u,i j,
warped official honesty to pUce mtm
titfera ftf Ilia riuii dinilit 1.. . i is
Ho is tho "Iloneat Iiujo" (Jf iiliuoih
radicalism.
Mb: Coti-Miii's Delano, aceordiuB
.1.. ri.! . .... "
iuiuu ivaauuiKiou j'.ttriot, has boon
present in Washing,,,, biut.t. jic wajj aj)
pointed couiniibHioi.er of internal rev
fiiuo and aecretary of the interior onlv
one day iu live of the wholo time, Since
entering the cabinet lio ln ,n ut.
aent more tnau hall the time. And
yet ho has coolly drawn lib! salary for
every hour, an it on actual duty, Mc&n
profane hhtorv." 'I'hnm aim mot n liltlo bav. who cave hor ti
Doinpstor, the .SmttUh ln... i. gold ring. As tho children wore stran-
recently. Ho was nt OII0 , gors to each otl.or, and did not meet again,
know,, h,i ,.. U,,,u the owner, of tho ring remained unknown,
nn,i -f, .1,0 1 tt o Alar a Kent it lor a piay-
The ruih of viItors to the Yosinit thing That ring was Josephine's, and
'"" 1 A III
SIXTH-ST. AND COMMER.
OIAL-AV.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
ps, sole proprietor, ' blown in Kiaaa oi 1MC,niinuiil'AHiiis.. CAIRO. ILLINOlH
botUesJ , iiii, .It i i a j j w 7v--'-t"" ,t .
Circuits scflt. TrlfUppi(tM.llteralrtls , o ' n i 1
WdVs8,Dr.lXir.lUokrard,iiM V.rijJki.t'JrfX1 'Wtil'.IARD aalpoa furnished 'jsilli the b;t' ot
ul. . 5 , .V17.. i.u.Lj ... l,?,r vaeii'i -D tab eil and bar supplied w Ih wines, louors
.,!JLm??.?L, VXKI.'LSJSuh Sd clirara 'of theflneat brands. '
!,0l?,i'" i i , FITZGERAtiD.'S
iian a Bbaa.
1IOUNR MOVINIJ,
ValWy i, Vll. ., thol ttloboy was Louis Napoleon, who
them U ?,d .y ;r"l1U,,,yc,'r' Among b,a run away with tho ring. Tho loss of
mil. r i miboll, brother to tlio .Mar- the ring was a bad omen to Josephine, for
!' or l.nr,,,.. R nftorward sho had to resign in fa-
I'ouis Naj,oK.i, uri-iiniin .i i' I,, vor of nuolhor. Little Maria kopt thq
reI'ofl, It about to i, Luri""K lI'ngll.h plnythlnu tillsho grew up. At sixteen
M i..... .. . 'WlJlm teinitit nf years of una tho marrlod. and bojame tho
. ...in
IIOUSO, DuWll.l, I. ir.nll, nr nf l.'n, to hli.it 111 rt ll I nnlf nlnrli
ll'IYHI. llio 'I1 -".,"'.""l - .1 '.V .
.nil) ti, io. u, iter moviiur uiigntruu tins
dntu on llio ring ahu hud worn so long
hereon, nnu when Ivugenlo was older gave
It lo her. When iiiillu a child Euguniu
wt of Hir I.yJ.lliy SuJJ
(tlllloura t..,..1
mine by a California Indian. i:y,.,,:':!t"-
dying speech and confer,.. ,,, ,,
you all only do wrong and feel sorry for it
you will go to llcnven."
QfOnouf DhrntillV
HOUSE MOVING.
JAMES KENNEDY,
VSAITICAI.
HOUSE MOVER AND RUILDER
Is prepared to do all kind of
HOUSE MOVING, HOUSE RAISING
AND
RKi'AIItINO 01" KVEHY DESCRIPTION
(IN Till! M(,T alASONAUU Tri.Ma.
ALLEN, MULKEY & WHEELER,
ATTORNEYS
, COXfKtORS AT Law,
Xnl'lK'tssfu!:,: I CUM. ILLINOIS.
.Hamuel P.WIieeler.J t
WaTTartleular attention paid to river and ad.
mlrally business. . ,
OFFICE ROOMS 7 AND '8 "WINTER 8 DLOCK.
SaT aaiAalAalAalAalAH '
M.. IS
i fSl n
'fit
II 111.' II U I. .ft A t l,.l l-Aui, I ... ... , ' . I..
... , . , . i . , : -.--a if iiiiiitno ivii .r i in. ill pir, itt'Uiii'Uj!
Wont to London tu liuvn visit: llioru sho I l I on IVntrr mroul. neat door luilm nuwathoo
uecuinu uciuiHneu wun t.iua rtniidlenr, I nouse, or aauroHaru iu uiwuare oi c, i. uixaiu
who saw tlio ring with tho duto, unci Jose-1 ?'i n""1
plilnu's nnmo on ll, anil know' it hml I10-.1
lontjod to nor. rrom this clreiiinatnni'u
VOT ono of DhnieH'a .,i,i,.. . 1., , , 1 mngou 10 nor. rrom tins cireiunstHmu I rqiiN 11 ohf.
n about liliuui u!, " rer"i,lP,'Rk. I LouU looked lipoid the little M.,.,tij u. J il.iV'''"'"
nnout mm tj John Bright laid "You attached to liN houm, nnd twenty nr 1 MoVsToMnaRi'
1I1N II OIIKUI.Y CO.'H Hook itladery. In
n iiuinnnit, ia pruparmi i' iuriii.ii
nk Luulm tit ih. iiutilla aud do all
...iitiiiia
GREEN & GILBERT,
ATTORNEYS
ASH
COUNSELORS
Willliun II. Orcein
sA.3wriPiiS'iaOi o, M'e,'
'for. "ourlB4h Nt. asaej Jsn.
surrelail Aveisua.
-tflTtaERALD'a Wample htoimilare 'aoeked 1 1
H jlth pure Imported wines, liquor and cigars, I
anq are mspenaea irom ine uar ia ur-i-wi-.-style.
Theie is no belter Mtabllsliment la Wuth;
rn ininois, and none better Stocked!' ,CII mj
teat the various brands ol winca and Uq"r'
JOHN HYLANDS iA:i66N,
Corner Teutti 8if'" ?fW
' AJf'l . 11 'J
. i.u .ir. .'nitfmcrant I w . A n. ..
OUPEIUORUI'10"'.""" 1 ihnie deslrmkJo- l.liKNERAL UFFIOK uu wn
nr.... All.vneirwwaauiwiM.w-- -r. -. 1 .
ner It
uilnAI
;r and orltleal
ER ls-5 o
II -8E
iwr B
11 n o
."SS-'oi
a.
tr2. - 0
1st
a Z'O
BERLIZnEIMER SJ CAIIN,
Bole owners or the Ternlstiea of the BtaUs ot
Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa, and
AKonts for other Htates,
ABHIKOTON-BT,,
ihatiwlll. Ws9lVli&awnhineM I .... JOB -PRINTING.
' yr1.;i'f !.'." Y" Tne uideralgned,, proprietor, of the Dim arijl
' , T a ,., freaimor...e WtY I iLL.t N7'liavo lust received an, assort-
AT LAW, r PBINTINO. mentJlUho latest I.T''fWMSa.Ci
iui It.. t-..-...-nT-r-"-.--rT"i'-"-''?t-Bli
aftor.a..af5T 'Aino' ituw '.5
.. ....T.., , , V wvwiSu truiui.--, the best stylo ol the Art, all worK
1 I nlmraAVu WliriiiPJ ' p. . . : . . 7. , . 1 . L. - I ,- f mm III. .m.ll.at -arrl n -
saar-Hnaelai attcnlinn ulvnn lo Admlralte
OFFICE
KAT
"i i rri.-iunni..vwaia,inBrimrtniwKui isaiossf,
iimh.ihw."hiiwi Li"r,i ..,.. i 1.1..1 lit. m .mm ill ll i.iim 1 1, r.
uuBiiivaa. iv..;. t,i. in..nfj.u ii Dsnonni ia uae usr isuvi. y i1" .v:
' f, . ZL" il-lZTZZi nntlne. of tan ordlnarr which leave wun pur ousineaaini
OHIO I.XVEK, UOOMB I Auiigiai nriaei.thrVy reduotng the cost or that cturw I cuse ior unuiBts '",-,'," T
CITY NATIONAL IIANXi I l of work to M Trj I0W WO. biivii.
to I htm,'. from the amalleati eard on
auu at price
:u no goon ei.
. . IWUIP, V. , 11 llj.
OBF.RLY A CO
