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THE CAIRO foAll.Y ItriJiETIN, iHJFsSDAY, MARCH 19, 1872.
noiiit ui.vnr.itv,
CAIRO CITY ROOK li."liv
JOHN It. OIIKIM.'- , M"
Bulletin MulM"g.. corncr of 12tl
strcotaod Washington avenue,
Cairo, Illliuoa.
ill kin l of ninJlnnm-l Ruing done at lh
rrrj l"t.!r, liming engird the r"-
mr Mr. ltiirl. w o I..M hi .nanr "J
oiperlence ln..nuflMt hlnderles el J "l'","'
tn superintend li.U e ab n-hmri.t, we Ju ,
flueoilT pron.n"uur piurtfri- -
or A1V wnnery in hip ""'
joiin it onKiu.Y. Kdiior and mumier.
Tfs.'DAT Morsino, Marjh 1 1 1872
J It pfiaal pipero) Alanvltr m-ntyanlot M'n'.V'i
duro: Me onlymirnint Ji.luinfmthtru lUimit,
uirids-niMleiWiml; imnll, bat jearlen ; out
siWn on all ufiif o; intend to the ;W;e ;
vttHalarttnn.Uneu'vivl clteultlion, the iitut
(in ((ifi the patronnjeul MiUijent rea.len and
tnttrpiiiina 1unse.s mtn.
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Uneyenrby i-.rrler, In advance 10 00
line -i.onth by l.iall J
Th.-es irouths If 2&
x month.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
John II. Uborljr A Co. nae reduced the sub
crlp.Km pni'o if Ihr U'eeKly Cairo lliillrlln l
One HiUar fierunjm. making t the clie.11 est jm
prri.ubll.hm In Soillhern Illinois.
Hverv newspaper in the country,
since tho Ncir Hampshire election has
informed its readers that "Straws &liov
which way tho wind hlows."
Some ovoru exchange, which favor
tho candidacy of 1udgc! Davis for the
presidency, assert that tho Illinois con
gressmen, as a body, have declared
uuanimiously for Judge Davis. "Wc
arc inclined to question this announce
ment as premature-
Chas. Forsyth, foii of John For
syth, editor of the Mobile 'Register,'
committed suicide by shooting himself,
on last "Wednesday. The deceased was
commaudcr of the third Alabama rg
imcnt of the confederate army, and at
his death was secretary of tho cotton
exchange board of Mobilc,and commer
cial editor of the Mobile 'Regtstor.
The Auditor of the treasury for th
rostomce department reports to the
Hon. J. A. J. Creswell, postmaster gen
cral, that on tho last day of May, 1801
at which time tho postal service was
suspended in ten of the southern states,
including Louisiana, there was duo to
the various contractors then employed,
no less than 842,750 US, which to this
day remains unpaid.
A Washi.voto.v letler-wriler affirms
that the real object of Gen. Grant's
Into visit to Philadelphia was not
merely to perform tho part of a wed
ding guest, but "to conclude his league,
oflcusivo nud defesivo, with the tricks
ter Forney," The same letter-writer
says: "Old fashioned people, who
romciubcr that tho earlier presidents
were rarely absent from tho scat of gov
ernment, nud never during tho sessions
of congress, criticiso tho absence of the
chief magistrate from his jiost of duty."
Yes, but tho "earlier presidents," how
ever much they may have plotted for
a re-election, observed tho proprieties
in everything, aud Grant never does in
anything.
In no democratic paper in
tho
country has such dismal accounts of
the oppressed aud unhappy condition
of the south appeared us f-cveral repub
lican journals give to their readers,
from time to time, through the medium
of their southern correspondents. Fore
most among those papers are tho New
York 'Tribuuo' and 'Suu,' which, how
ever strongly they may bo opposed to
Grant's re-election to tho presi
dency, arc still republican jour
nals to all intents aud purpocs
with all their sympathies in active
accord with tho ruling party. This
boiug so, their pictures of tho desola
tion, tho apathy, tho lifelessDess now so
apparent in tho south, arc entitled to
two-fold consideration, A South Car
olina correspondent of tho New York
'Tribune' writes us follows in a recent
letter to that puj,.t -.
" Why don 1 v..u W .gain ? " a.kod a
Boston man who w. Wily travulln..
through the lUlu. "This ilmS you . u
lnvo u reason.'1 Alas, why ' S il.J..Ute(1
oppnslve condition, tucli hs li mUy ,.
ly bo bald no stuie or community in ,u
civilired-world 11 toilnv undurli.-. (li-
white minority In Soutn Carolina are quiet
and dumb. They hnvo no life. Tlirir
mint hu gone out. Their inortiu amount.
10 demoralization. 1110 ures 01 unr
lickod up ull their avnllnblo tub-
stance. Tho grave covers a generation of
tnelr lighting men. until tlmo repairs
tho watte of blood and sinew lost by war,
there it no material to organize into ro
sitUncu. At pretcut there seems to be no
heart for it, and no thought of it. But do
not tlie wild crimes of tholm-klux youth
of the stato foreshadow a noisiblu luturn
for that wretched people that demands tho
earnett attention of thoughtful statesmen ?
fcinaJl we, too, navo a l'oland In tho south I
Can wo expect long to regulate tho Internal-.
administration of law nud juitlce In
tho stato by military rule t And, aftor
ull, are tho ku-klux outrages but tho ex
piring embers of an old couteat,
or aro they in many casts
the kindling spurk of a now ?
One thing seen.a plain to the more or
dinary apprehemion. The condition of
thlne,s now existing In South Carolina
would not be bcrno a month In any north
n suu without a tax-payers league be
ing org.nlied to resist the payment of all
uv.' ""I'?1 fur fraudulent purposes and
r 1k?"VV wtftblUbment of a court
!& In . n B. much trca,on " thl,t
she was a hot-Ud of .edition. Admit that
Will c"
:itt-.l tin- M inim Unit polinnod 11 imtj'"1'
Admit miylli ng itn.l uveryllili.f,'. ' ' ,
l.i bu no UXP1..U..11 ? 1t.-cll.Tt llit 'J
...n.. 1. ... ...11.. . i,i.. il.ni iiul no nunu
tlotl
in tln-.i- VI... -, K,.nerH'l"Jy "loro
limn liulf will to Its Miiurity.
iQrTlio supreme court of tlio United
dlnlo hnvlni; uVcluVJ tlntt 11 husband can
recover iiamas,-" fur tlio loss of his wife
(iri''.'rlloneiJ to her uiufulnoss nnd capac
ity for earning money, a Boston mnn
whom spouio portshod In a recent railway
Accident was allowed by the discriminate
ingjury oxnfily cents.
Q&.A Fhllndetphln woman who had
broken her leg was so modest that slio
would not permit tlio surgeon to set It, nnd
thoro being no femalo doctor around, mor
tification ensued which resulted In her
dentil.
BQ&Jlrlghuiu tn sixty-eight children,
about forty of whom are leniules. Tliey
aro of nil ages, from thrco year to tliirty.
.Several of his elder sons are young men of
promise nnd position.
SiaVA wolfe In La Sallo county killed a
hoc for a farmer. The farmer rustic! out
with nn old musket hia father used in the
revolution nnd fired at tho animal, but
killed Instead a $00 cow.
3"".Mrs. Charles .Moullon broko a pulr
of t-xqulfito diamond bracelets at Torre
Hnuto. Tliejr were a present from Jnpo'
lon nnd Kugonic.
rgyUcn Butler has gono In ns a partner
In an advertising agency In Hoton, put
ting in his frank ns his slinro of tho capi
tal. M0UE OP Dlt, HUSTON.
lXTEItVIKW WITH THE 01IIL.
(Fro 11 Ine ll.illlinore Auiprican,
D.'slrttiu to uivo a ln.-urli'Lf on both sidci
tills matter, the correspondent of tho
Herald called this afternoon at the house
tho motlier of the child who Is the
irincipnl of tho accusers of Sir. Huston
rim mother U very much of a lady, in
both appearance and munuors, nnd U evi
dently almost Iicart-broken on account of
tho sorrow that lias bclallen tier llttlo
household. Shu could at times scarcely
peak for emotion, and was appalled when
L read to her the statement of Dr.
Huston. She regarded It as an cflort to
urusli tier nnd her poor child, and laid ho
couiu not believe it posiiblo Hint, with all
thp evtuenco Hint was nccumuluting to
prove Ills bail character in other communi
ties nonesl una christian men ami women
could much longer uphold him in endeav
unrig to utterly uostroy ucr cntui.
Buforo commencing to read tlio doctor's
statement your correspondent asked to seo
lier daughter. Sho entered the room in n
few minute, and truly may she bo called
a child both in staturo and appearance.
She scarcely looks sixteen years of age,
and has a sweet baby face, her deportment
being timid and ditlident, and not calcula
ted to Impress tho bohulder with tho truth
of tho doctor's assertion that "sho had
been cohnbltlng with men since slip was
twelve years old." Indeed, during an in
terview it wai almost dilllctilt for me to
rculizo that I was not talking to n llttlo
school-girl.
I road to her that portion of tho doctor's
statement, and sho insured mo thutshohad
no improper dealings with any man until
after Dr. Huston had led hor astray, and
then only under his advice. Thru ho not
only advised her, but inquired afterwards
whither sho hnd dono bo, and when tho
told him where bIio wont, ho told her sho
better no farther from homo next time.
Sho admits that sho did wrongly assert
tli it Dr. Huston lml been with hor at
other houses besides the housu of Lucy,
but thnt the wns nslinmed 11 1 lirst to own
to her mother, in her great distress, that
she had b. eu to tfioso houses with other
men. Sho says sho correctod that poition
of hor statement soon after and candidly
told tho whole truth. Her meetings with
Dr. Huston sho fiiy woro so frequent that
sliu could not cnumcrato them, and all,
with tho exception of tho two occasions at
tlie houso of laiey, woro in his parlor, or
it tlio lamlly was out, in ono ot tlio up
stairs rooms. Ho frequently told hor, hhu
sav. if sho iiot Into trouble that he was
n doctor anil could give hor medicine to
relievo her.
Tin. remninour ur her narrative wus
pretty much us bus til ready been published,
including Borne alleged conversations with
tho Doctor, utid ht-r whole manner is cal
culated to Impress tho listener favorably
as to her" veracity. Ono point I specially
questioned hor upon was whether tho had
ever heard ot the similar charge made by
Virginia Hopkins last November. Both
her and her mother replied that thoy had
never heard the slightest Intimation about
either hurcuso or that of hilly Mumford
until they wcro made public last week.
The mother said that hail she heard them
she would have been on hor guard, but
tho whole mutter had boen kept sacret.
UO-TOM COKI'EK ROOM.
Moro than ono roferenco has been mn'do
in tin, newspapers to thu H illy Tree Ouf
feo H'iouis, which have grown into an
Inttituliuu in Boston. But they descrvo
In be bi'tter known and understood
than they aro. Thev have crown with
mushroom rapidity at the Hub. To begin
with, tho tltlo is attractive, linvlnir been
selected from one of Dickens' tiles. In tho
management of these rooms tbo idea is to
dlspen.-u with liquor, und to have excellent
to.i mil coHi-c. Once a month ovonini'
parties of ladies and working-women moot
together ior social enjoyment. All drink
f nir shops in tho vicinity of these niacin
aro invariably clotud sooner or later,
Those who habitually visit the coffee-rooms
unu lor lli.iir use, gratis, copies or the
daily papers. An excellent dinner is pro-
muuioii unrmmiis, and all the worklng-
""Hm navo the uso ol 11 good library and
J.1'0 "VVrtunity of occupying decent beds.
.VI " ,,'-'sU't eollee is to bo enjoyed thoro ut
to tl Is t,.,)M',b,u l,ricc ""d "ddltlon
Kte'H hroud and butter,
bo had excel I. I.t ',w,k'r U,,J l,io,i aro 10
rate ' txcUllmt uuallty nnd at cheap
NKW MACAKoMtKH.
A fow years since, James M,
Mayor of Cork, .n'.aglning tfe'
coutd strip the beat1, of V,
Ickly appearanco they enerally UuZ
ho could divest them of tho stroneeu
'claim to tho charity of tho humunn, cuuio
i.j mu louowing ugreemont with otm
Gcos-liphant, ono of his conktables, wlu
wasbytra-lo a barber, viz t Hu directed
tho barber to teUa all the beggars hu
found strolling within tho limits of the
city, for each of whom ho promised a re
ward , but Initead of bringing them before
h in (the Muvor) ho was to tako them to
nil shop und there shavo, wash, dress and
powder them In tho gcnUelost mannor.
He so.zcd ubout half u dozen, and with to
assistance of ruzors, wash-bowls, scissors
and powder pulls, ho to mctninorphosed
thorn that llioso whom b had apprehend
ed ns mend cants, whon ihej left his shop,
appeared like macnronlii, nt least ubout
tlie'houd. This lauKhablo scheino whs at
tended with iucIi success thut tho whole
tribe, during 'squire .Muloiie'g miiyoralty,
avoided his Jurisdictional carefully as If
It was rliitod by a postilonce.
ho wa ilio i-.-tuldroti III wlilcti
TWO BROTHERS-IN-LAW.
HOW THE RKOTHKR-IN-LAW OF
run imumikst "tested"
ijvllUi.Z JIHOTIIKK-IN-LAW.
Col. JuMin, ex-collector of Chicago,
ml lirnili.r.ni.liiw to Senator Sehurz,
writes to tho Chicago 'Trlbuno' from
Germany to vindicate Uib senator from
tho chargo of nepotism, brought against
him on account of his (.Mr. Jusso.l ) ap
pointment. He says: "Sonator Sehurz
neither Hskcd my appointment, nor was I
appointed bocause 1 am his brothor-ln-law.
1 inked him fur a letter of recomendation
to tho president. Ho flatly refused tho re
quest, solely upoh tho ground that
tin did noi wisn 10 iubk-
hlmsolf liable to tho charge of
nepotlim. No entreaties or representa
tions on my part could movo him from hit
mirnuso to romaln entirely neutral as re
garded m v asclrntlons to olllco." Mr. J us-
son says ho was removed becnuso he pro
rured the removal of Dr. Lumper, a gang
er, whom he had detected In trnudulently
appropriating high wlnos. " Ho boasted
that 1 would not duro to touch him, as ho
wns a cousin of President Grant, and off
ered to bet $600 that ho could not bo
touched. On the camo day, 1 reported him
lor removal, and at once revoked his as
w.nmunt to ilutv. Ho resigned Imme-
dlatolv, to escape a disgraceful dismissal.
A four months Inter, this samo Dr. Lam-
tmp omiilii nf thn nresldunt. was nPPointod
receiver of nublio inonevt in tho United
States land olfleo at "Washington Territo
ry 11
Mr. Jussen further snys: A fow months
flnr Inkinir clinrco of tho duties of my of
fice, tho brother of tlio President, Orvlllo
Grant, esq., honored mo witli 11 call, talkud
rovenuo business generally ami quiio
uontlv. and tin ally Invited mu to his
tore. He repeated tuts invitniion tnrco
or four times, onco by let'er, before
1 compiled with his request. When I
visited his storo. Mr. Grunt, thouch some
what embarrassed, but on the whole, with
thu giacoful nlr ofan accomplished him-
ne'S man. nrot'oseu to mo to oin nun ri
defrauding the Government by permitting
n certain distillery to run couoin us regist
ered capacity, or, in there word?, to
collect the tux for only one
half of its actual product. "If you do-
cllno,' said the acuta gentleman, the gov-
crnmcnt will guln nothing, for, in thnt
event, tho distillery win 1.01 increuse us
nroduct. It vou consont, tue same tax
which vou now collect will bo paid, and
tlio receipts of the government will there
fore not bo diminished, a. lew oarreis
more or less on tho market cannot depress
quotations, and tho competitors who uonot
enjoy tne privilege 1 asu ior my irienut
1m nn frn.ul In llio nronoscd triintacllon.
Moreover, 1 shall see to it that thingt uro
all rluht in Wathlncton." 1 humbly in
formed tho talented moralist that I begged
to differ with him at to the in
genious definition of fraud, and
peremptorily and paaitlvely refusod
his temptlnc offer. Mr. Grant'i embar
rassment hud somewhat increased when I
took mv leave. I deemed it advisable to
inform tho commissioner of Internal Reve
nue. United States Assessor, Gen. Webs
tor, Supervisor Bloomfield, and my friond
Senator Sehurz, immediately, of tho offer
and its result. And bore 1 must do Mr.
Orvlllo Grant thejustlco to say that after
ho had ascertained that I had reported his
proposition at headquarters and t, my
brother officers, ho called upon me nnd
volunteered tho explanation that ho had
made tho said proposition to
mo solely for tlio purpose
of "tostlnc mv Integrity." This
apology took place about six months ufter
tho "testing process." 11 is uui lair 10
presume that thobrothor ot tho President,
by his happy method of testing tlie
honesty of revenue officers, has rendcrid
valuable services to tho Government.
That he undertakes this labor In his ca
pacity as a privato citizen, without hope
of reward, and simply for the nuro pur
poso of improving tho Civil Scrvico
under tlio administration of a beloved
brother, is a truly noblo exnmplo of fra;
tomul lovo nnd oovotion.
RMALLl'OX IlISI.VrKCTANT.
Having recently learned thnt mnny
localities aro now scourged with smallpox,
-ays newspaper correspondent, I feol it a
duty to say that if tlio head of any family
will only tako tho trouble to sprinkle
spirits of turpentine on their carpets and
bedding in ovory room in tho huuie, they
will liuvn no smallpox, Tlio above is a
sun, disinfectant. Kopcat this twico every
week; also in curs as well, every day, both
steam and horse cars.
TIIK "DOLLY VARDENS. ''
Dolly Varden, tho fortunato young lady
after w'hom tho fashionable dress ot next
summer h named, was the charming daug
hter of a London Locksmith, Gabriel
VArdcan by name, and lived In the reign
of Oeorgo tho Tnlrd. Sho aftorwurd bo
ciimo Mrs. Joe 'Willott. Tho New Yurk
Mull, which answers a correspondent on
tlio subject, says s "For further informa
tion wo would rofor our readers to a cer
tain book of roferenco called 'Bnrnaby
Itudge,' written by 0110 Charles Dick
ons, an author of some local reputa
tion. 'Whnlior tho lady In question wus
given to wearing nntcrinls or a startling
loud churactor in color and pattern this
deponent has no knowledge or information
sutuciont to rorm a benet. About a year
ago, however, somo inspired modisto re
christened what were then known as 'cre
tonnes,' ana called them 'Dolly Vardens.'
This was ut first confined to chintzes, but it
spread to other materials. At a late dry
L'oods oxnosition 'Do! It Varden' silks were
oxhlbited, and now whole costumes, whoso
iiko was never seen on sen or shore, are
named after the charming nnd coquettish
little daughter of a London locksmith."
FATHER HYACI.VTIIK.
Father Hyucintheconcludes au oloquent
and indignant letter to tho Paris 'Temps'
us follows:
"Ones heart swells with Indignation
and sorrow in presence of tho system of
lies which prevails In tho Church, and at
tho double languauo to which tho most
upright toul resign thomselvos. Whithor
aro we going, greut God I und what aro
thy judgments on thy heritage 1 My con
viction growi every day stronger, more
profound, thut France can bo laved by
Christianity alopo; hut I urn no loss pro
foundly convinced that sho will novor ac
cept Christianity in its prosont form, and
in this sho i right. Tho great French
priesthood, at a tlmo unique In history,
attempts to reitora its ruined country by
accepting tbo infallibility of the Popo, up
holding the temporal power, and perptu-
"ng ma ignorance ot the people, such n
n VY ammo Uo"" nl ,ut me, and i should
"onest, l should lie to mon and to
01 myTag o1'8' if 1 a,low U 10 bo wrllUn
' OMR Of TIIK
OLD CIIAI-
TKU8."
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containing 7 rooms, cistern and out
houses complete. Apply to
W. W. THoaxTOif.
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-Mr-A-IILST XjI2STE
roa
Tana, Decatur, Blonmlnt;tcn, El Paso, I.aSilIi
Uendota, Krevport. Galena, Pubiique, and
all points In Illinois, Missouri,
Minnesota, A'lfeonsin and
Ion a. And with
LInea running Fnt and West tor
-'t. Louis, Kpnntjrield. Louisville,
Cincinnati, Imliaimpolls, Columbus.
Aud at Chicago with Michigan Cenirul, JllchlRa
bouthern, and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and ChicaKO Kallruads lor
Detroit, Cleveland, Dunkirk.
Albany, Huston, Philadelphia,
.Msgmalls, Krie. llutlalo,
New York, I'lttaburK, Baltimore,
Washington.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTER R. R.
On nnd nfler Monday, April 21th, 1871, trains,
run aslollowsi
NORTHERN DIVISION.
TXA1NS OaiNO SOfTHKAIT.
Mail. Expresj
i.eave Virginia ii:4a.m 186 p.m.
" Hnrmstli-ld v-.W " s.ou "
" Tajlorvllle I0.02 "
Arrive at 1'ana 11:10 m 6:17 "
TtilHiaOINO HOITUWUT.
Kxpresa Mall.
Leave Pais I'.oOo.m .3:34 p. m
Taylorville 4:1 " Via "
Arrive at HprlnBdeld...u;l& " 0:00
Leave Hpmngfii-ld -WZi " C:10
Ar.-ivont Virginia :25 " ..,.I:1S '
HOUTIIEKN DIVISION.
TUilNH OOIKO SeVTIISSIT.
Leave Edgewood 6:30 a. m 10:10 a.m
" Flora 8:25 " 11:10 '
Arrive at fchawnee town3:53p m 6:15 p.m
TUAIM USINO NOaTIIWtST.
Leave Bhawneetown 5:(0 a.m .20p.rp
" Flora 2:65 " 7;t)0 "
Arrive nt Kdfjenood 4:50 " 8:20"
Th.6.30 a.m. train from Kdfjewood, runa only
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and 6:45 a.m.
train from Bhawneetown on Tuesdays, Thurs.
dsys and Saturdays.
Connects at Ashland with Jacksonville division
ot Chicago and Allon R-illroad, for Jacksonville,
I'alersbiirK, Mason City, nnd nil Dolnts west.
At Hpringtlcld. with Chicago and Alton, and
Toledo, Wabash nnd Weslern Railroad, lor
Uloomlnnton, Chicago, nnd all points north,norlk
west ami west.
At Tana with Ind. and St. I.euia, and Illinois
Central Railroad for nil points east, south and
southeast.
At Kdiiewood with Chicago Division Illinois
Central Railroad.
At Flora, with Ohio nid MI.-iIppi Railroad.
AtUhnwneetoun, with steamboats for Cincin
nati, l'uducah, Cairo and St. I.nnm.
OKI, AND SMITH, Oen'ISup'L
John FooaiTT, Oen'l Fr'at nnd Ticket Aa'l.
JAKE WALTER,
BTJTOH El "JR,
and DiAiaa u
FRESH MEAT,
Xiqhth Street, Between Warhinoton
and coumkbcial avenues,
AdJalsslDK KitUBtionae k Ilanny'a.
Keep the best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Vea.
l.arab, Uau.age, olc, and aro pranared toiorvo
eittoeao la tke aaesl MtopUblo asaanor.
INNVnAlTCE,
w. 11. Monms,
.jnatirAVWieE
X..lirr I'ublle,
o. Tab, nnd v. a. tciu.
I PIKE, UULL, CAHOO, LIVE STOCK
CUIDEWT, JjlrK,
ETNA. HARTFORD.
Asttta tl.MS.HH 07
NORTH AMERICA. rAM
Assets 2,783,000 .
IIARTFOED. CONN..
Atssti 2,MI,2iO 77
rilQJNtr. HARTFORD.
Aisetl.. 1,781,118 Si
INTERNATIONAL. N. T..
AitU. I.M3.SX 17
FUTNAU. HARTf ORD.
Alltt 7W,9J7 Oi
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Aiiela- S1J,73 St
HOME, COLUMIIUS,
Asset. su.ni a
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO.,
Assets M1.,000 0C
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LITE,
Ansett JO.tiuO.OOO W
TRAVELER'S, HARTFORD, LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
Asseta. 1,MO,000 01
RAILWAY I'ASSENOERH ASSURANCE
CO., HARTFORD,
Aassts. - 900,CU I
INDEPENDENT, BOSTON,
Attet UO.IGl
SAFFORD, MORRIS 4 CANDEE,
71 Ohio LtTN,
City National Bank, CAIRO. ILL.
FIRE AND MARINE
'in
COMPANIEM
NIAOARA, N. Y.,
Aiaets 11.438.318 1
QERMANIA, N. T
Asset 1.0CS.721 7
HANOVER, N. Y.
Assets ..7SG,S Ov
REPUBLIC V. Y..
Assets 714,25 CK
Compnsint the Underwrilera' Agency.
YONKKRS, N. Y.,
Asset 171,4(4 (1
ALBANY CITY,
As.ets 4J3,IKJ 23
firemen's fund, s. f.,
Assets, C7,e00 IX
SECURITY, N. Y. MARINE.
Assets 1,432,143 M
OTORKS. Dwellings. Furniture, Hulls and Car-
kj goes, Ini-ured at rates as favorable as oouml.
permanent security will warrant.
1 respectiuuy asu 01 tne cinteoa 01 uairo, a
n-
share 01 their patronafe.
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A. SUSANKA,
Proprietor
MAGNOLIA 'SALOON
And Dealer la Foreign and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
97 Ohio Levee,
Belweet. Ninth and Tenth Street!,
Cairo, III.
de17tf '
rCRM AND HIDES).
H. LEVY & CO.,
SaAASlI ut
HIDES ANDFURS,
WOOL. I,BATW ETC,
83 OHIO.LUVEB.
OAIBOi ItUNOM,
tuovltt
UOlrlMIINION AND rO&WAUDIN.
G. D. WILLIAMSON.
PKODUOE AND
COMMISSION MRRCIIANT,
tio. 7Ohlo I.cvrr,
CAIRO, I li L I N C I 8.
srffpll t(Mi!ioa mtta to eontlcuaMi
nil or.lars
MILLKR
& I'ARKKR,
COMMISSION
GENERAL
POinv'AHDlNO MKBOHANTtf,
AND
DEALERS IN FLOIIlt tun
'-'- A Vl'
Oats, Hay, etc.
AGENTS for FAIHUANK'S SCALE 3
Ohio Lbvke, OAIKO, ills.
D. Z.MATHUM. ,
V I MAIM
MATHUSS & UHL,
AMD UElVBRAt.
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IX
UAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE
No. 04
Sut
OHIO
Mi,
I.EVKK.
AIHO.IM.
H. M. HULEN,
GROCER and CONFECTION
And Dealer Foreign Fruits and Nuts
No. 134 Commercial-are.,
CAIRJ ILLINOIS.
ClsOSE & VINCENT,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
ADD
DEALERS LZ2S1
Cement, Plaster Paris,
AID
PLASTERER'S HAIR,
Comer Elg-lttii Blrcct and Ohio lwo
CAIKO. ILL.
WOOD KITTEN HOUSE,
FLOUR
AID V
133 OHIO LEVEE,
Cairo, Illinois.
STRATTON & BIRD.
(Successor! toHtratton, Hudson a Clark.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
WD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
o unio Jovce. Cairo. I Iinoia
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO..
(Successors to E. U, Hendricks A Co.,)
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS
AMD
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS
Liberal Advances mi i upon
Consignments.
Aro prepared to receive, store ant onrorJ
freights to all points and buy and
aell on commission.
Business attended lo 'nro
JOHN B. PIIILLI3 & SON,
(Successors to Jno.B. Phlllls,)
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OATS
Flour, Moal, Bran, tScc.,
Cor. TENTH-ST. and OniO LEVEE
CAIP" m.
CHARLES M. HOW IS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
aud
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
No. 64 Ohio Lovee,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
novtMtf
PARKER & BLAKE,
DIALUS IM
WALL iPAPER, PAINTS,
raitr, Bestalsse, SaaaUaa,
WI2STDO-W CrLASS.
WINDOW SHADES,
And ttio eolobratod illumlnii'tg
AURORA OIL.
BR0SS' BUILDINO, COB. llTH-IT. 00M
MKKCIAL-AV.,
C A IEO,l- LUtOt.
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