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Ism oftklretaal they are, tnaaataotnrtng all
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JOB PRINTING.
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Lief lb laUli ttyU of iob Printing yp,
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MIU.IM8CRY.
LADIEfl, TAKK NOTI0EI
MRS.O.McGEE,
mailTH BTkBtT, HKTWEBM WABII1NOT0K
AVU COMMKItCUL AVEKUEP,
n Jit nealred a fill aod iplca.lld lint f
NEW GOODS-'
HreM lrllniHlnn. llk (flfnr, nltk julonu,
fure lct. inc.. trimiiiiiin-", fiM-kl t.itn,
Ilk "nil telTetLiitloiif. plmii nri'l trimming ul
TJI. Iiati and li.nnfl., fim- Icl.l L'lue, Udle. unit
kildreni'tktn, inJ a fi amcomplcto ttockol
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
ill of wliioh. the arojiottt to at
THI TIRT tOWlST CAUH rwcBa
I.AWVKBS.
ALL.KN, MULKEY & WHEELER,
ATTOKNKYS;
on
COG.VSiaOKS AT LAW,
William J. Allen,
nu.,.'i.rw,Lke;i;riw,no' ,LUS0,H-
W,u',!n,eSf"CD,l0n ,,MJ 10 rl"r n,Ud-OFFICf-Otr
KliatyaiionallUnk, Ohio Lcto e.
OREKaV & GILBERT,
ATTORNEYS
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COUNSELORS AT .LAW,
Vllllaai U.Ctftn, )
ii,.lll,mJ!'.,,,b,,t' t CAUtO, ILLIA'OI".
Mil P.iilUrl, J
Vteamtxiat luilnci. '
officb otuoxavEE, koom 7 and 8 ovxr
fITT .XATIO.V1I. 1IAXIC.
BEALKTA.Ti:roK HA.UK.
rALUALffnEAfrESi
AUCTION".
I will tll at I'utlie Auction
OH MONDAY TUB 2l) 1AT Of OCTOIIKR, 1871,
10cloek, i, on the prmliiei, that
DENIKABLK RK8IOKNCC
naium uciwpcil .111 ID'I dill Ol D
ln on lot 13. block M, citr nf Cairo, and at
prtient occupied by A. Dlaok, Kq.
Thehaie n a frame containing 6 roomi. with
IomIi, wood hnuae, el.fern. Ac
i in ihm nine ani place, I will th
TWO VAt'lNT l.rt-ru
adjrfa!ng-eT lota, 2Sand t in lame block, and
a!o lot 1, w land a In tilotkzi, fir.t addition
ftsi Ikas alt MB f.lu .- a
mnrf rflnalnn Unk irm f.t i .1 n '
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mroiI tt nu nd PopUrrtrfcl.
hub rrurcu i erma ; . cmi rcu ince in Iwo
rtflBl rifln A'lta nt K iml II tnr.,il.a ..tn. in
cni interest, tccurcl by Jee4 of trim on the
tirnraatvl nttui.
MEDICAL.
DIt. BIOHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Ua Ikaaa cnlr. and aa?e lime. Iil(h and
liar;, fl.nix) rrwar.l for any cjt of dlica, la
iij naf which inryian 10 cure.
DR. RIOIIAU'S DOLDEN JlAISAJf,
Ha. I and t, art the greateat alletatiret known.
DR. 1IICII AU'H GOLDEN KI-IXlll D'AMOUR
la th areateit tonic and aatrfnffent In th
Ml lilt.
Ml. RICH AD'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE
la tk only reliable diuratic.
Tlieie remedies are not adrertiied to cur all
complalaU. and beaefit none; but are guaranteed
tofleta radical and apeedd cm In all caura for
which they are recommended, when all other
treatment nan raucu. lens or ilioummi. yearly
reroter by their use, who hare lost all hoM. nnd
been pronounced as incuiable by the best of our
Ituuil lacuur.
DK. RICIIAU'S GOLDEN RAIAM
No. 1, cures ulcers, ulcerated sore throat And
maulh, sore eyes, cutaneous eruptioi.s, copper
color! blotchei, soreness of the sculp, scrofula,
etc. It is the greatest renerator. alleratite and
blood purifier known, remotes all mvrcury from
the si stem, and lenres the Moot pure and
neauny.
Ml. KICHAU'S GOLDEN I1ALSAM.
No.t, cures mercurial affections, rheumntum In
all its forms, and gires immediate relief In all
cases.
DIt. RICIIAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
A radical cure for all urinary derangements;
Trice, n per bottle.
I) It. IUCHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR,
Aral leal cure fornervous or ceneral debility, In
old or young, Imparting energy with wonderful
eflect.
J"rice 5 per botile, or two for 9.
On receipt of tirifo. those remedies will le ship
ped to any place. I'rotnpt attention paid to all
correspondents. None genuine without the name
of "1111. ltlCIIAU'ri OOLDEN ltK.MKIIIIW, 11,1).
KiciuiDS, sole proprietor," blown in glass of
IWIIICS.
Circulars tent. Trade supplied as a liberal dis
count.
Address, Dr. I. II. Richards, 228 Varick-it., N,T.
ar"Send moner Iit eznress or order frnoil.
through your Druggist, and you will meet with
innos lewiiaw
PIIVrsICIANH
R. S. BRIGIIAM, M. I).
IIOHOri'ATIIINT.
Office: Mo. 134 Commercial arenue. Office
koars,( to 10 a.m., and 1 to a p.m. Rcildence,
No. 14. Nlntk street. Cairo Illinois.
A. WADGYMAR, M. D.,
P3T3ICIAN,Kurgen and Accouheur, formerly
of Anna. Union countr. Illinois, has per
manently located In Cairo. Office Commercial
areate, between Eighth and Ninth streets West
sme. iiiariy
WILLIAM R. SMITH, M. D.
E8IDENCE No. tl Thirteenlh street, b.
tween Washington arenue and Walnut street,
s Hi Commercial avenue, up stair.
0. W. DUNNING, M. D.
OE3IDKNCE-cornerNlnth and Walnut uta,
rvOfhef corner Bixth street and Ohio lerte.
Otne hours from a a.m. to 12 m.. and 1) p.m
UOTELM.
CRAWFORD HOUSE,
CORNER SIXT1I and, WALNUT-ST.,
(Entrtnos on Hlith-st.,)
F. J. Oakts, "I
II. C, Cady, . y
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
OAKR9. OADT CO. Proprietors.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
COMMKRCIAL'AYXMVIC, 0PP09ITB V. 0,
OAinO. ILLS,
HOIBTH 11AYLIBS. 1 '. ! I I'KOPKUTOR.
Toi Uousk ib Newly Furnished
Aad offers to the public first-class accommoda
tion ai rvatvjaaviv itv.
CAIRO,
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BY TELEGRAPH
n.M.(l,,.,,l.(, ...,.t...,..,,...,...t,.,,,..,,..,,p.M
llcpurf ci! etprclnlly Tor Hie C'lilra mil
Ii-lln. Ten lioura In advance of Nt
I.ouln inicrs.
CHICAGO.
CiucAfio, .Soiitombor 21. Tlio propeller
A. 0. Vanrullto unil th schooner Yankoo
Hindu caino tn culliilon tills morning in
llio lmrbur. JJctli voticls suilercd serious
ly. Ono Lov on llio propollor wai (truck
in tho head by flying timber and waj ser
iouily vronndod.
At tlio morning tcsaion of tlio grand
lodgo of I. O. O. !., tlio following amend
merit to the constitution was ndotilrd :
"No pcrion shall bo entitled to ndmii-
iion to tlio order except freo whito malci
of good moral clinraclcr, who hare arrived
at tlio ago of ill years, nnd who believo in
a .Supreme bcing,tho creator nnd preserver
of tbo univoreo; provided, however, that,
In Australia, Now Zealand, nnd othor
countries not on tlio continent of America,
in wich tlio order hn been or may
liorcaflcr bo established and a grand lodge
forme, the nunlillcntion ns to tho arra
alinll be left to the local lodges."
'titer inn auopuon oi inn amendment,
llio committees on unfinished business,
flnanco and legislation, submitted various
reports, which were disposed of, and tlio
remainder of the session was oceunicd in
discussing an amendment to tbo constitu
tion of the grand lodge of the United
States, providing that the past grand sires
bo allowed the same prlvllego nnd per
uiuui nice as are unoweu to representa
tives.
Having accepted an invitation from Al
derman lluste, a party of uucsts from the
grand lodgo took an excursion on tho lake
in me ilcamer Chicago Jlcllc, which left
her dock nt ono o'eloek and returned at
about 2:30, win n the grand lodgo proper
woro taken aboard for an excursion down
tbo south shore.
Tho great natintuil swine exposition at
Dexter park was well attended to-day, but
not at all crowded. Tho receipts for ad
mission will be by no means as largo as
the expenses.
Vicu-J'residciit Colfax, who has been in
this city for several days, left for South
liend this morning.
LEAVENWORTH.
Leavk.vwouth, Ks., Sept. St. Exten
sive preparations are being mndo to re
ceive and entertain the Chicago excursion
party which will arrivo in this city next
Tuesday.
oov. Harvey, bcniitors Clmldwcll and
l'omeroy, Congressman Love and Gen'U
l'ope nnd bhendan will meet tho
party at
Trenton.
At lllO noxt PfltnTftl lAltnn Imvam.
worth county will Yoto on tho proposition
to build a railroad from this city to a
point of intersection with tho Atlantlcand
Pacific road, in tho Indian territory. Tbo
subsidy asked for is $160,000 in bonds and
$300,000 in tho stock of tho county in the
Chicago and Southwestern railroad. Tho
board of commissioners submitted tho
proposition to-day.
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, September 21. Tho case
of the conimonweath agalns Geo. Webster
was called in tho Louisville city court on
yestorday, thcro being several indictments
pending against Webster for boing n pro
prietor of tho Kentucky and Paducah lot
teries, and for selling tickets in the same.
Tho cases ngainst Webster wero dismissed
by tho court on the ground that said bus
iness wa conducted under tho laws of tho
commonwealth of Kentucky, legalizing
tho Koutucky nnd Paducah lotteries.
Able argumests woro made on both
sides, Ex-Governor Eramlelt and Judgo
Uullit for tho defense, and Prank llogan
ior mo unic.
NEW YORK.
2ew 10UK,Septcmbcr 21. The follow
ing is n special to tho World :
Tho congress of tho international asso
ciation commenced in London to-day.
Delegates from Italy, Spain, Prance, Uel
giuui, Germany and Switzerland aro pres
ent. Carl ilarx, presides. Tho obioct
of tho meeting ia to nrrango for imme
diate action on tho continent.
WEATHERJiEPORT.
Caiiio, 111., Sept. 2110:45, p.ai.
War Department, Signal Servlco, U. S.
A. division of telegrams and report for
tho benefit of Commerce. The lollowiag
is tho official meteorological record fr the
24 hours ending 10:4(!, p. m.
esBQMHni: t.:suoiists.
rues
or ObisBTiiioa.
CM Wi tt t-
i. . . -1 p
lLIi.lL
3;fi 31:31 fl;al SO M S
30:30 30:29 tl 8 65
S0;BI 30.U S0::tl I'J CI M
MM 30.St 30;1 42 M 51
Jl.tl 30:0S 30:13 17 75 71
30:18 30: is tons 41 70 co
Si:ai 30:11 !0:23 M fl 64
M.io 3C:lt 30:li tz its .'
30:27 30, 1U 50:25 53 f,0 5)
SO.0 30.03 30 IIS 03 77 J
S0;15 20:90 29:81 45 71) M
10:13 .10:31 .10,30 30 19. 41
50;2S HO',10 SD;1I 45 C5 tt
30:25 30:00 JJ.01 40 il
WSI a:87 58 H ...
30.21 30;17 30:211 52 73 CI
Cairo
Chii'sgo
Cincinnati, O
D.irenport, Iowa.
uaiTeHtotu
I earenworth.....
Louisville, Kr...
Memphis, Tenn.
NasliTille, Tcun.
New Orleans, La
Omaha Nebraika
t'itlslitirgh, I'....
Ht. Louis, Mo
HI. Taul. Minn....
Shrefeport La
victtsunrg, ansa.
Vtashikqton-. Sentcmbor 21. The suet
high baromoter which was Wednesday p.
m. ovor Wisconsin nnd Lnku Superior bus
moved southwest and cast into Pennsylva
nia and Nov, York. Tho low pressure in
Georgia Is probably now east of Plorida.
North and northcastly winds havo pre
vailed In tho middle and eastern states
with diminishing strength during tho day.
Nortborly winds in tho gulf state. North
cast winds with cloudy woathor on
tho immcdiato south Atlantic const and
brisk winds southeast with falling barom
eter now prevails west of -Michigan and
Indiana. Clear wcathor is ovorywlioro re
ported except on tho south Atlantic coast.
ritui)Alui.iiir.f,
An urea of very low baromoter prob
ably exists north of Nebraska, having np-
piucniiy passcu over uregon wcuncsuay
morning. A falling barometer, with In
creasing winds from south-east and south
wast will probably bo Priday morning
from 'lakes Huron and Superior to the
Missouri rlvor. Easterly winds for tho
lowor lakes and pleasant weather in the
Atlantic and gulf itatoa U probable.
ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1871.
FOREIGN.
JAHAOIA.
EARTHQUAKE cauj.h IXJUBZD.
lvTtfn.TrtW ,- a. TV. ..I.
graphic cablo to tho island of St. Klttt was
injured by the earthquake, which inflicted
such damago on the island of Tortola that
,WJ pcopio are rendered houseless.
PRUSSIA.
tiik tmiTiau ambassador.
Tl..,. .... C'..-.ul... nl rA l?.....ll
ll, -..t.l1 Tl.tllal. .mt.......
to Germany, lias arrived hore and will be
uuivibiij prcsenicu lu 1110 eiiijiuror ai an
early day.
8N0W STORM.
There was quito a sovere snow storm tt
n..Mt.i . ,
viumuiunor, in r-asv x russia, 10-oay,
FRANCE.
VKR(Air.r.l'a Renlotnl llf 9f Tt ! La
ocen presented by King Amadui, of Spain,
. f ' -f ' " -l iiiun mmo
wim mo oruer oi 1110 gomen lleccv.
ThlGM hold, inlav. B lonnllm ln-t.
- J I -w..b J IIGI
with Ilerr Von Arnim upon tho subject of.
mu ucioycu iroaiy ueiwccc f ranca and
Germany.
Kocllftf(lplfa (elaltiAfl l.AAn Mn.lnitJ . -
be has been sentonced by tho court mar
tial to transportation to a penal colenr for
life.
CINCINNATI.
ClVCf.TXj.Tr. Snnl. 51 y.tnm .ln.-..
bavo visited tho Industrial exposition
tO-daV than sincn Ihn nn.nlnV )..
nutnbor boing estimated at 10,000, repre
senting nil parts of tho Union. Tho
I. .. I 1 . n .. .. .
uuiu ii u 111 no r oi visitors lo-aay was over
20,000. '
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLKANS.
Nkiv OitLEA.ss, Scptombor 21.
FLOUR Firmor ; superfine, $5.45 a
5.50 ; XX, $0.40 a 6.50 ; XXX, C.T5 a $7.
COKN Scarce and higher at 82c.
OATS Firmer at 55 a Wic.
PORK Quiet but firmer; mess hold at
$14.87; others unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Sept. 21.
1LOUR Super and extra scarce and
nctlvo; higher grades quiet arid firm.
Prices unchanged.
WIIKAT Firm and higher; No. 4 red
$1.18atl.20: No. 3 1 971 jb. ivr- o
$135. '
CORN Mixed and yellow dull and
lower; No. 2 mixed olovator 4Cc; yellcw
48Jc.; bulk mixed S0a5Ic. yellow 52c
whito 60a57c. sacked.
OATS Heavy, lluycrs contending for
lower prices; mixed 3Cc.; bulk 37Ja38e.
sacked.
RARLKY Steady and firm; strictly
prlmo Iowa spring feOaOOc.
RYK In small supply; higher $CGa$70.
PORK Quiet and unchanged ; (13a
$13.25.
BACON Firm; shoulders $7.50575,5
clear rib $7.7fmS8 ; clear sides $8.25a$8.s0j
LARD Firm ; cholco toirco t0.2a.
$0.50.
RIVER.NEWS.
PORT LIST.
arrived.
Steamer, J. J. Abert, Rird's Point.
" Capitol City, St. Louis.
" Columbia, St. Louis.
" Rclfast, St. Louis.
" Illinois, Columbus.
" Jas.Fisk, jr., Paducah.
' St. Joseph, Memphis.
" IJello of Pike, St. Louis.
" Mollio Ebort, St. Louis.
" Hello Memphis, Memphis.
a. uaKcr, uapo uirarueau.
DEPARTED.
Steamer, Dick Johnson, Evansville.
" J. J. Abort, Mound City.
" Columbia, Memphis.
" Illinois, Columbus.
" Jas. Pisk, jr., Paducah.
" Mohawk, New Orleans.
" Relleof Pike, Memphis.
' Hollo Memphis, Memphis.
1I0ATS TO LEAVE T0-DAT.
Steamer, Belfast, New Orleans.
" Glcncoo, New Orleans.
" Mary B. Poe, Red River.
" John Lumsden, Evansvillo.
" Mollie Ebcrt, Now Orleans.
" Sallie, Vicksburg.
' City of Vicksburg, St. Louis.
Here tho Ohio 1 still rising nnd a fair
atngo of water may be expected. There is
a reported riso of 20 feet in Green River.
At .Cincinnati the Ohio has risea several
inches. Tho Mississippi continual at of old.
Tho channel continues about the same, It
cuts out about as fast as tbo river falls.still
thcro Is no inprovement in tho least, and
noarly overy boat has trouble on somo of
tho many sand bars.
Tho loveo presented an active ap
pearance. Thoro woro llvo arrivals from
St. Louis which thing has not happened
beforo for some timo.
Tho weather continues cloar and quiet
cool onotigh for comfort.
Tho snngboat J. J. Albort pullod up the
old wreck and snag which laid below the
.coalyard. Tho snug whs sycamore and
about fifty feet long. 1 1 had been an eye
sore for somotlnio.
The Capital city la mukintr a trip to
Vicksburg in place of the Julia. She
was uground about three hours. She
brought down a good trip and
added considerable. She Is commanded
by Capt. Crapotor and for clerks sho has
Ed. Hawks, flr't: Luke Barnard, aocond.
and the polite Stovo Cochran for assistant
clork.
Tho Columbia is miikim? a trln to Mem-
phis. She had a fair cargo and received'
several tons here.
Tho Belfast camo in towing a freighted
barge. Sho lost about 13 hours at Pow
ers' island. Sho fills out here nnd leaVci
to-day for tbo sunny south with u good
trip.
Tho tremendous Jus. Fiek had a load of
spokes, felloes, hubs, liandlei, etc., and a
fair passenger list
Tho steamer Louisville is now thorough-
ly ropaited and will bebroughtto theland-
lug. BUtt will load for New Orleans, She
U now as good' as when new. Her cabin
havo fine accomodation for passengers,
nd to all southward bound we commend
her as a safe- and rellablo boat.
The Mohawk departed during the after
noon with a tow of freight barges.
The St. Joseph discharge here 49 bales
of cotton and 4 hbds tobaco. She reported
the Indiana aground at No. 40 and the
Church at Phillips.'
The Bollo of Piko I running in tho
place of the Grand Tower. She came down
in about 22 hour and did not have to wet
her spar. She had a good trip and received
boat GOtons here. .
,Tbe Mollie Ebert arrived with a moder
ate trip. Sba will fill out here and leave
to-day. ,0a her waydown from St. Loufs
one of bar deck hands died. His remains
wero Interred at this place.
The Antelope's machlaery, etc, were
purchased by R. A. Babbage for fourteen
nunareu ana twenty-live dollars.
Louinvrrr fin m A r.:.i r.
. . ' J "1 -" - - ...? tJM ,
lilt. IlandArann- f'tiir-ni- V....IM-
avpaiuu, jvosenne, iienaerson.
Evaxsvillk. fint. in Tll .I.IU.,
arv. With G inehaa in lha rhtila liU I. .
lower stage of water by 3 inches than we
un uuiuroiQis eeason or ior several
years. The river will be rising to-morrow.
Packets hav treeat Hifflnll In nt
over Portland bar, on wklch there is no
luiruTomeni. vv earner cool and clear.
Business good; freight inexcoss of tonnage.
Pitts buro. Rant. 31 ThsMtii..Vu.
is clear and cool. Monont-ahala is still
unchanged and about at iu lowest stage.
St. Louis. Rant. i AT.un.,i
barges from New Orleans ; Sf Johns from
ttcuaua, , oi. jiuKo irom jenorson Uity.
Departed City of Alton, for Now Or
leans: North wast fnr si T.,.i.
Cambridge, Hallie Vlekiburg and BayardJ
The river i falling lowly. Weather
clear and pleasant.
PHIL HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
Cltj Natlanal Batak BallAtacr.
BANK!.
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
s.asric.i
Claairlered Mnrels 31. imb.
oerica la
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
orricsaji
A. D. BAFFOaPpPretldenl i .".
B. S. TAYI.OB. Vlce.IT.tident:
W. IIT8LOP, ttwrtlarr and Trsasaw.
naaroati
E,Jf,J1,clTl CBis. (Jatlaa,
u.jr.cinBiBSHiBt, w. r. luitinr,
t. If. PiiHurl. '
Daneialta of any Amount KrcelTOdrratn
sen i en la Upward.
INTEREST paid on deposits at the rate of six
Ua t cent, ber annum. Man-h 1 . -n uA-..
ber lji. Interest not withdrawn 1 added Imme
living them compound Intsrcst.
MARBIED WOMK.V AND CniLDUIV MAT
DEPOSIT MOHXT
0 TBlt BO OSS BUB Cat EBAV IT,
Open every business day from 0 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Bad Baturday Tenin lor HAVINO DEPOUITB
only, from to S o'clock.
Bu2Qtf w. HTSLOP, Treasurer.
THE CITY NATIONAL
CAIRO ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL,
S100 00;
fjbttCBU I
IV. P. 1IALL1DAT, Presldentp
A. II. BAFFORO, Cashier;
WAI.TEE HTSLOP, Assistant Caabisr.5
OIBSCTOBSI
SmilTlHOL Hltll.r IT. IVnni.ii,
riceri Willis, W. P. IUuidat. '
Obh. II. WiliiiWion, Hrsruia llisn,
A. fi. Sirioin.
Kxctatttr), C'vlss and Visited Mlalea
Mend HoncM and Maid.
DKPOHITS recelred, and a gnral tank to'
kutlntsa done.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CAIRO,
DANIKl. HURD, President;
ROBERT, W. MIU.BR, Vlct-Prtsidnl !
U. N. BimilES, Cashier.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MAlilt.
xcanoe, toin bnk ,oU, Mll yolu
Li uta securities bouglit am aold. r
IntrrMt AUw Tl
BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON AY.
ST. LOUIS FAIR.
BffBnt ff.
and and Continue antll
Owt, 7ti,
40,000 is ruvMivtu.
SHXD FOR 0ATAL0OUI.
A. D, IIARHETT, President,
O.O.KA1.11, secretary. '
ST. lOCl! TBADK, VAMB, 1IUSI.VE8S ASD LO
CATION or lkad;.o wuolxsalb asd
BBTAII. HOUSES.
ppsof o-ir retdorhocnlc3irlale visiting
mirf7SS'i'-,,hf .". cc,Jon" haTbca crfullv
mad and are f rlctly nrat-clast.
ART oallrrt;
looking Olajset, Picture Frames. Ao. Ceorg
M. IIrllBg.:407N, Finh street.
ARTIFICIAL ARMS AKD I.EOS.
Pile List fre. Lockwood, 84 Tin Mf.
ST. I.OUIS ALE 1IRKWERT.
e.F. TonngA Co..U5. tommoretaj ah
11AOB ARD RAGaiVa.
II A I. chase, IT, N Main street.
(STAR) 1IASKRT MAKUFACTORT.
OU Fleming A Co, 10J3 Main, manufatturert tt
8tr riaskelt for Grain, Laundry, Ae
nnnrair t a. a-nT.
Bead for alalcue. J W Melalyre, No 4 ttuth
nr. tnrtu nnna- a. v-.
Wholesale Butloners, Ac, W N Ponrth ttreet.
1IOOE8BLLER9 (law and general).
Houle, Thoma A Wlnsor.ll N Fifth.
lilLLrann Tint.ltl T Ann vn m it...
Pletnr Frames, Ac. Julius IlslK, Thonssei A
nniDan nuiLDRns.
M I Carter A Co, s K eorner 4ih and WalnsV
CARRIAOR MANUFACTURV.lt,
Henry Tlmkln, Sit A 816 MsuthStrest.
niltlTSS Air mvva
Bxeeltlor afanufseturing Co., en.Nlfsln trreet.
CIDER (MISSOURI).
Oreen A Clark. lotX) Pine slreef.
CIDER (OHIO).
Reary Eich, IJMs Seveath street.
COVUBRCIAL COLLKOK.
tad for Catalogue Circular. Jonathan Joaetc,
President, eorne: Finh and OllTe,
DBT GOODS (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL).
William Barr A Co, cor Sth A St Charles!
BSOIVK, BOILER AKD SHRRT inOV WORKS,
Aiva. .uaier m wi, tin n aiain sirees.
BEQIEES (PORTABLE AKD STATIOJfART).
ottsn and Compresses. Smith, TJeggs A Co,
S0O Main. eorMorusn.
DBXITUEB A BEDDIKO, (WHOLESALE ASS
RETAIL.
Curtis A Mata,!l Washington BTeaue.
EUBEITURE, (WHOLESALE AKD RRTAILV
Sole agent for Jones' Pat lied spring. J II Crane,
eio on n fourth street.
TUREITURE, (wholesale WD retail).
Sanford Q. Bearntt, M 1 corner 4th A Locust.
branch house 214 Market st.
OUstS, PISTOLS AKD AMMUKITIOM.
Importers and Jobbers. It Kolsom A Co, COO A
til N stein street.
t.UUllBR (WHOLESALE).
Sehnellt A Qsoil, nwoorSiliand Mullanphy.
LEATUER AKD SHOE FIVDIKOS.'
Sol Agent Anglo Machine Silk. Harvey J Telte
raer. Ml N Fourth at,
MILL1EERT, STRAW OOODS, BIUllOKB, SILES,
Ac, Importers A Jokbers. Waters, Todd A Co
lev a; i ourin si.
PATENT SOLICITOUS, (U.S. AXD FORBIQK
Prladle A Dyr, 8 E eor Sth and Pine St St Loots,
mo, ana vrasntogion, lio,
rBISTIKO INK UAVUFACTORT.
BThalmau.list st, near Chouteau are.
BAILWAT A MANUFACTURERS'
Supplies, Iron A Wood Working Machinery,
nice, uunsiee a uo, 17 Kouth Filth street,
OOALKS, (FAIRIIANXS STANDARD.)
Fairbanks, Oreenleaf a Co, SOI Washington av
SBWIKO MACHINES, (NOISELESS).
Willeox and Olbbs, J08 N Fourth St,
STONEWARE AND PirE MANUFACTORT.
For aoqueducls, tower and cnlTerti, Ht I.otiia
STERLIKO SILVERWARE MANUFACTORT.
Established in l&W F A Durgln BOo N Seveath a
TTPE FOUNDRY AND PAPER HOUSE,
8t Loult Typ Foundry Co 113 Finest
VINEOAU MANUFACTURER.
Alden A Clough ill tnd 117 Spreoe st
PIANO", (llKLL TRERLE riANOS).
Factory and taletroom S07 and SO) Cliotoait av
Call or send for Illustrated catalogue (lenoral
touthwsstern agency for the lluidutt Organs
B T LOUIS M ANVKACTUIUNO CO
OAH FITTKItN.
F. S. MURRAY,
GAS AND STEAM FITTER
HAS REMOVED FROM TERUT HOUSE
to tns
BRICK BUILDING on SEVENTH ST
orrosiTB winter's block,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
HE hat greatly improsed hi ttoek. and ha
now on hand all kinds of i
CnAMDELIEIlS,
FENDEKTS,
OLOBES,
BRACKETS,
HALL LIQIITS,
SHADES, KTC.
HE HAS MARKED DOWN PRICES
Ik lowest lltlng figures, and he Unites the
patronage of tho public.
WUOLESAI.K CUOCERB.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, jj
OHIO LEY E(E ,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS,
A'o, keep constantly on hand a most com
plete ttoek of
liKaixroiaa
COT0II AND IRIBIl WU1SEUS
-O I N 3,-
Port, Maderla, Sherry and Catawba Wines
RSMTTH A CO. tell exclusively for eanh, to
. union fact they Invite the especial etun
tieu f elose bargain buyers.
Bpuial attention giun t Filling (Mm,
WIHKS A BIB UtHCOKa.
WM. ii. SOHUTTER,
laipurfor Md Wkolesmic Dealer tm
WINES, LIQUORS,
ABU
TOBACCO & CIQ-AE3.
Agent for tho best brand of
CREAM AND STOCK ALE,
axo
Imported Alea of I)iftreat Kinds.
75 Ohio Levee,
" CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
F. M. STOUKFLETII,
tfceassoa roBLB a STockritTa
tnetlfyer and Wholeonle Denier a
Foreltrn and omeatl
LIQUORS, WINES, ETC.
So. 78 Ohio Levee,
8ni(jrif,.n llwcs, CtlRO, ILLINOIS.
TTi'iJpl,.0"J"ln.'.1 eonntly a full stock ot
rf-TL0Wi.,f,!n,tuckZ Be""'""!. lyo and Hononga-
Rhine and California Wines. linSuif
PAINTER.
0ARL L. THOMAS,
fa prepared k do all kinds of plofc and oma
snantal PAINTING,
KALSOMINING, PAPER HANGING
10 WRITINO, ETC.,
At lures whleh defy all eorapetlon, and in the
highest stylo tf tho painter's art.
SHOP IN THE PERRY' HOUSE,
CORN EE OF COMMERCIAL AVKKTJB AWn
EIQUTII HTREE T.
OVHNXITMH.
JOHN A. KOBHLER,
Mahulaclurer ol all kind of
SHOT O-TJTS,
RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
KEYS MADE TO ORDER.
All Kluda ,or Work and Repalrlatr
Iioae. -
SATISFACTION WAHUANTED
CO M M E HCI AL-A V. , A FEW DOORS BELOW
POSTOFFICK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
rowder, Shot, Cap and all torla of Cartridg
constantly on hand. IsepUif
Af FITTCRtl.
II. T. GEROULD;
STEAM AND GAS FITTER
ANODBILIBIR
GAM FIXTCREN,
Oaa Filler' and Plumh-. ..... .
pumps, globe and .d.. rZtoZ, fop "UU
eookt, check valret, to.
AUO AQBBT BOB
Tuna Brotfaera Patent II Gaa Ketera
Anii ,Mfeho'ie. Wells t Co'a Automatic Water
Indicator and supply Valve for stean, bJll.,.. r
WINTER'S BLOCK, COMMERCIAL-AVENUJI
septHtS I,,lBO'--
RUTCUKIU.
JAMES KYNASTON,
Butcher aad BesUer la all Klada Freaa
eat,
OOBBBB A'tKBTBBMTK ABO PorllB STaBBT.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
BUYS aad slaughlera only tho very best cattle.
hOKSand sheen, ami I. B,.n..l ti J
i,or ,re,"u ,nc" from one pound to tea
thousand vound.. Va"Rf
JOHN BE0PPLE,
Sausago Manufacturer
Of ALL XUfci,
87 COUMBRCIAL-AV, BET. 6tII AND
UTH OTRHBT8.
CAIRO. , . . . . ILLINOIS,
seplllf
WALTER & MALONY,
BTJTOHEBS
ABB DBAttBB Dl
FRESH MEAT,
ltiaaTii Street, Betweee WAsnwoTox
AND COMMEBCIAL aYBXUBo,
Adjalatag; Rltteakoaso at Haaaj'a,
Kp the best of Beef, Pork, Motion, Veal.
Lamb, Sausage, etc., and are prepared to teir.
oilliens la III most acceptable tnaancr. agSut
VORSAAJLE
NOTICE.
The Illinois Ceatral Rail Road Coumbv a
BOW
It
Lot tl block 90, I,t Maloek B
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