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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1872. TRAVELER'S GUIDE. ADVERTISEMENTS. '" NOTICE. TAKE NOTICE. TIMITAHL Of THE ILLINOIS CENTRA d aid depart- Oo i ....-4ble ilt Mown the arrlre' or of peeeirjger irln t telroi Dtaarl Mail train. dally--Kipie... daily - irrtrs Mll,dejy Call 4.00 .m. :& p.m. . S:!i.n. 1.00 p.m. m mid bi. Louis miorl Line. . ..3; 5 p rn 12.3" A.m. IfnfflHIHM HtHH" Kch"Di''tffrtnfiro w M. Lotil.. Jo hence p from Cairo to Chicago, Elegant rr'i Ro"'n lPID. 00 'M ,"ln, iggMte cheeked t-i all imporunl point. CAIRO AND CITY HTKA TCO, Cairo Cite FerrvCompany, I Cj.n. ill. . Anril IS. I7 1. Notleqls hereby fiven that Ilia regular annual meeting 01 Iht .tockh-ildere nf h t - roinpun) wlllbeVld at the wharlina-ter i nffloe, comer 8I1 h Hired mid Ohio Iee, in lliincllr, on Hon. dm. May em, IsTJ. ' 1" "Vl'ck .m lor he pur poienf ele.lligern (7) director, to serrei llio ylo5:fHAUDTT,8ee'y. STUART & GflOLSON, Will Open on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY A largo line of New and De sirable Summer Dress Goods, i and will offer them at very at- I tractive prices. Figured and Staple Grena dines 20c and upwards. I?MAnilt An1 A mtMtnnn T.ntna ear. 30 rent.: M tlrkel. for tC. ncilUl imiimuiiu mi no, WIIIU'i .when hailed, atany good luterin-uiaie . tndmK or penKenor freight. oortitf. Organdccs and Percales in new and beautiful effects; Linen and Belfast Suitings, Whito Goods and White Trimmings. We will also offer a large lot of Spring and Summer PRINTS In very choice styles. Our Gantrio Kid Gloves, in THE GRAIN TRADE, A BAROE LINE FROM CAIRO TO NEW OR LEANS BUOOESTED A MINT TO THE ILL I. Vol CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. From the N;w Orleans Time., 8th Inst.l In commenting on somo facta with re gard to tho grain trade, n fow days since, wo Miked If It would not bo to tho inlcrt-tt of tho Illinois Central Railroad to cstab llsh a iloo of barges from its tormitius at Cairo to this city, which would cnnblo It to givo through bill of lading either to Now Orloana or Liverpool from any point on lit routo at such low rates as would pre ver.t the grain from being forwarded over land to tho Atlantic cities and relieve Chicago when her warehouses tiro filled tu repletion and she has not sufficient means of transportation by tho lake. OA-CECE! Will make, three trips duly. LttTlXQ MOt ID CITT At saw .. a.m. At 1:30 p m. At C .p.m. ttTiJ cauo At J . .-.....m. 41 ......-n. At 4 30..... . p.tn CAlllO AND PAOUCAH MAIL BOAT. The splendid -teamer JAS. FISZ, Doese Smkdlkt, Capt. tea C'lro ikl'.f. Oitlty. excepted) at 4 01. er treunior pw P'l "n noar n or JanStf J AS MALLtlRT, Ag't. PHYMIClAftBV DR. J. C. SULLIVAN, Ornufc vrer n. J. -iruauie) uruK iiurr, i , , , ne.r corner Commercial anue mo huh. nCW Shades', tllO DeSt C10V0 in I this market ; every pair war ttenth atreel. WILLIAM 11. SMITH, M. D nBSlDiJ.N-.No. M TBtrteMih "'wt. be- . , , &1 - . om.v.-U Oomit.erclHUTenue.up etalm. ' " uepenueni line oi uarges oi u mvn, or t' W niTWTVfi M n VC respectfully Solicit an takoa controlling amount of shares In our TilairjriNCE-corn-rNinth and Walnut tts. . e ,.ii. I projwctca uargo line. 1 no loiiowing ex Jh-e-yo oer nxih etreel and Whlo leree. UMlUllUUllUIl Ol UUT at-UUIX UUU . , , r Qm .j, iXrlbuno ' ltive some idea llrfi hrvnvti.frimll tm (n 'l m . anil Q n.m I I " prices, both Of WlUCh Will DC oi mo extent oi mo corn to oo moveu to a mora dovout peoplo on tho earth than tho Cairo pooplo. Strntigors, who do not appreciato tho Christianizing influenco of The Ulm.I.etin nro astonished by this fuct. Edward l'nyson Weston, tho great walklst, was In our city Sunday, on his way to Vtcksburg. Ho took paago on tho Colorado. There will bo a meeting of tho German School Association at the school house on Fourteenth street on "Wednesday evening, April 24th, at 8 o'clock. Members and friends of tho school aro Invited toattond. Jt P. KoKsmeyer, Scc'y. The jurisdiction of the comity court has been greatly extended by a recent act of tho legislature. All cases of felony A KAKK CHANCE FOR BARGAINS RETAIL SALES AT WHOLESALE l'KICES. Tho Chicago 'Tribuno of Tuesday says not nunlshublo bv death or Imprisonment that tho storago facilities and tho tonnage n the penitentiary, will after the 1st of oo.cago are .nauequaio to roceivo snu juyut,betllcil before County JuJgo lurtruiu mu iiiiumiug vrui ui torn, anu JJrOiS that owing to this and cheap rreights by rail, a good deal of this corn which ued to coino to Chicago, is now sent over roads to the East, that avoid Chicago al together, and that tho largo number of new railroads connecting directly with the great trunk lines to the East, are diverting tt great deal ol grain from tho Illinois Cen tral. If, however, that wealthy company haJ offered cheap through rales to the Gulf, this diversion might havo been pre vented, and a continuous stream of pro- duco been kept up over its road to Cairo, and tbenco by bargotothis port. A lurgo part of tho stock in tho Illinois Central is hold abroad, and the owners of the Liver- Tho Democrats of Cairo are almost unanimously in favor of tho policy of supporting tho Cincinnati nominees who evr they may bo. Wo havo however hoard a few declare, but in n very wcBk manner, that they would not Mippurt Sumner or Fred. Douglas. Call and oxamlno for yourself. Tho patronago of tho pullc is sollcted. Tho City Shoo Storo nro having a great run for llrolaskl's fine goods, which they aro selling for less than common eastern goods aro sold elsewhere. Don't fail to examino their stock which is complete and stylish. 4-17Utr. Jack Winter promises to becomo tho pool and New Orleans lines of steamships WnlM of tfae j, dhcont9Dt hcreft. wou.u uo wen to snow tno iintisn siock- bouU of o,(1 hedovotetl him!t.,f to tho holders what an immenso advantage it hu, .,nfnnW.. iln i, ,iftvn,Iirr would bo to tho road If thoy could divert hmldf t0 tho nluo True, of tho RepubH. to the Gulf any considerable portion ol . . . k . . , . I. a 1 It 1 a X 1. If I ' wie irauu now nowing 10 aora. snJ ofl gon) w, ot ftVftH 10 these foreign shareholders appreciated this I, ,t m , th(J p(1,t H(J ,m, lleoUred manor, wo iibvh no uouui inoy wuuiu in duce the Boatd cither to establish an in 11. WAHDNEll. M. D. RESlObNCr Comer MneUeoth street and I frnnrl ntt rnnti vn thf.gjon eniie, near court huii.e. Of. loullu Utt-lUH v oier lh iolotflce. m m.mnu'i 10 p.m. OIBce hours 10 to 12 J.nlbtr. R. S. B1UG1IAM, M. D., HOtlEOt'ATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OSBcc, 1M tommerelfcl At.ane, CAIUO, ILMMOIH. C.pccUl mention pa d to tho treatment of all Chronic lU.ra e. 4-lulm. THE BULLETIN. Publication once, Bulletin Building, WnahlnKlon Aveaue. LAWYERS). ALLtEN, MULKEV & WHEELER ATTORNEYS COaNSELeiRS AT LAW, Wlllltm J.Allen. 1 John U.Muikey, V J Samuel P. Wheeler.. sWP.rticuUr attention paid to rlrer and ad nitralty bunne.a. OFFICE Orer First National Bank, Ohio Leree. GREEN & GILBERT, ATTORNEYS 1X0 COUNSELORS AT LAW, war, and hai burned tho bridges behind him. Win. Alba bus removed hU barber shop two doors below l'aul G. Schub's drug store, whoro ho will bo found to gether with his brother Conrad swinging his sharp rnzors as usual. The hop is fitted up In splendid style, und a room set apart for tho accommodation of lndli1 William H. Green, 'i ... Wilh.m U Uilb.rt, J- CAIMO, ILLINOIS. Mne.F. Gilbert, ) WSpecin. atunlion glten to Admiralty aud ttambuat buoneai, OFflCI OHIO LEVEE. ROOMS 7 AND 8 OYER CITV NATIONAL HANK. IMHIUrtAMT TU'KETN IMMIGRANT TICKETS FOR SALE, 1 FnrSale i FOR SALE, ' I Ft Hale 1 fOR SALE. J KoISIuUfOU BALE. Fare from Livbrfool, Fare from Londonderry Fare from Ulasoow, Vara from Uukkntown TLO CA.IUO, ; : : : s 4 8- i 0 iaflnri. Mor'i. A Ca xenta. INMAN LINE Lirtrpool MewToik and Fhllad'lphla Steamship Company, tit coxTaacr witm cnitku statu and lamia ooTiavatNTS For Carrying tu Mailt. FOR PASSAGE TICKETS oa rcarnta mrom.Tio APPLY TO JOUN G. DALE, Aot, 16 tlroadwry, NVwYork, urto II. iloupt, WhlnTlnn Armvi, fiair". nnia. 51 IMPUMTA.Vr NOTICES. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, F. D. REXFORD Proprleto " oaio tiTu 4d irroHD T., Cairo, Illinois. 7ne Only Urtt-Chu Huutt in J,C City aW Enrage conrejed to Bd from the D.po STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. CAIRO & VINCENNES H, U. CO 'J he annual meeilox of Stockholder, ol Cairo A Vincenues railroad "ill be field At the otliceoi the eompaai', la Cairo, lllinoia, on Tnwlay, lh VSd day ol April, for the purpoan of electing u. ret tora fur the enaulnx vear, und f r any other buaina proper 10 come before auch meeting, tf-dwt. A K. UlUtNSlDK. I'reahtent. POLITICAL. L1I1EUAL MASS CONVENTION. Liberal Republicans and Democrats of the Eighteenth Congressional district of tho Stato of Illinois, aro hereby requested to assemble in mass convention nt tho Atfioncum, in Cairo, on April 2Sth, at o'clock, p.m., for tho purpoio of organiz ing against tho present corrupt adminis tration, and tho appointing of ten ( 1 0) dol- gatcslo attend tho National Liberal Con dition to be beld at Cincinnati, Ohio, May 1st, 1872. By order of the State Executive Com. L. H. Byrne, Scc'y. LIBERAL MASS MEETING And CONVENTION. Liberal men of all political parties of tho Eighteenth Congressional District of Illinois, who are in favor of a reform in the government of our country, are re quested and urgently solicited to meet in mass convention, In tho Atheneum, At Cairo, Thursday, April 25th, at two o'clock p. m. for tho pur pose of organization and the appointment of Ten Delegates to at tend the National Liberal Convention, to be held at Cincinnati, May 1st, 1872. Tho following gontltimen will be pros ent and address tho masses, They havo accepted tho invitation and there will bo no disappointment: HON. JOHN M. PALMER, Governor of Illinois; GEN. HERBERT DILGERT, Adjutant Gen. Illinois ; HON. A. OLLENDORFF, of Springfield, III. HON. B. GRATZ BROWN, Govornor of Missouri, bus boen invited, but up to this timo lias not rcipondcd. It is, howover, tho gen- ira opinion that ho will bo prosent to ad- vocato the principles promulgated by him self, and which made the present isstio, carried the great Slat,, 0r Missouri In it and fleeted Mm governor by unusually tho seaboard : A great movement of grain from the West is lust becinnine. which will reverse tho present tendency of exchange, though who wish to have hair dressed or cut probably not until tho tlow ot money to 4.3 1 m Tiit V..L tin. i1inn llm ati-ilf murt?i.t n I .. .O...W h.... ...V ..-wo. .. 1l. sir i 1 iiiiuij uusiik; tj3 n iiiiu mv A woll known banker of DesMoincs, live than usual yesterday. Andy Harris Iowa, slates that a contract has just been I convicted of drunkcnnes was lined $1 cnierc.Jliuo .or u momanu care, io 00 wt.lol. Ln t,l,l Sim I W... for tho .amr, loaded ns last as tho cars can bii furnltlK.il. I . .. .. , The rjraln Is to iro via the DeaMoine onenso, tiatu to .nr. nnnnncssj a iikc Valley and Toledo and Wabash ro.uls, on 1 amount ; Bill Hamilton for beating hi through contrac . lo t, cw lork, at 11 low wf0 was sent to tho calaboom twenty rale of fueighl. Ibis contract Indicates I , . .,, v . ,i n. ..,n..,iubl.ln,nni. .,f nt,t inn linn ,lHi9 i B"d John Montgomery, for being bushels of corn, u very considerable pro- both drunk and disorderly, was fined $5 portion of which would have como to and costs, being unablo to pay which h Uhlcago tr there was storago room ror it. was ,cnt ur) for tBn j0..5. in . 1 . .. t ..r.n u.... .... r-.t..i.. I J IT ui.u ucnr in iuiiio uumi itcr.vj tiuiii. ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN RANK RUPTOV. Aa a'alfnax of K. K. IUi t Co., lunkruiil., I III efftr at pul'l c .utfoh at the court lioii.e do..r in the city of Cairo, lllinoia, on Weine.la, the t'ghth oayol M ), A. I). lT.,co mncncliiK at tanoMuvk, a.m., the IuIIowihk de.unbea priip trty.tn.aiii Li. numbered thirtjr.seren (:rf,) thl ly-elght IU,)lhirl- Ine ;Janw forty lu, In M ck 1 urn. bend aiitt-eiKhl 114.1 in the c.ty i( Cairo, cih imi ruiaii en', thereon, coaa stlnti ui luur tene ment hou.ee Ac. lerm", one third ca-h, and kalanre In ix ej or twtlre 12J montln with lien HTEPIIKN K. JONES, ci,- n, . Aaalgoeauf E. K. 11 ALL A CO. Oa'ro.llli , April 1IT1.U BERKSHIRE. BEllKSHIltEsT A-Mas. largo tnnjorlty. 1). AllTKR, N. L. WlCKWIKK, Ht.sitv Winter, 1IMI. ANTRIM, P. G. Sciiuii, J. T. Renxie, Committee of Arrangenieiits. EXCmtSlONSHtENTUCKY BLUFFS. Tito ferry boat, during tho present high water, will extend her trips up Willow Creek to tho Kentucky Bluffs, leaving tairo at H a m. and 2 p. in. This will bo a very pleasant trip for furaillcs and picnic partlea. 1-Htf FOR SALE- The undersigned has for sale, at low price, a fine horse and spring wagon, In quire at the Cairo City Wburrboat. 4.14tf. MAT. CLARK. contracts for corn from the central parts of the stale to flaw lork by rail. LOCAL BREVITIES, Tablo Cutlery at P. D. & Co.'s. Wo print Dolly Varden cards nt Dally Varden prices. Remember tho first of May stato and county taxes. 4-17ri&w. Squire Shannossy presided in tho po lice court yestorday. Tho business of the circuit court yes terday was unimportant very. Bock boor Sowed on Sunday for the flrtt time this season in this city. Tlo 'Sun 1 has knocked suvoral chips off our shoulders lately, but daren't duiiagln. Thero was a dearth of local incidents yesterday, and nothing to mention on Sunday. Sunday and yesterday tho weather had in it tho chilliness of the early or lattor winter days. Rector Wolis, of Mound City, preached at the Church of tho Redeemer Sunday night. Tbi blowed-up Mexican of Galigher's mill will not, probaoly, die. Ho was not slewed vitally. Go to the City Shoe Storo for Gont's " custom made " Boots, Prince Alberts and Jersey Tics, of lutcst styles. 4-17tf Dr. Brigham has removed his rcsl dunco to Tenth street, three doors west of thn residence of Mr. C R. Woodward, Methodist Episcopal Church Sociable, at tho residence of W. H. Robertson, cor ner of Twenty- ourth and Walnut streets, this (Tuesday) evening, 23d Inst. Tho outlook of Cairo was never as bright as It is at present. Tho good timo coining, alter which wo havo all been pin ing for so long, is about to como. A largo and select invoico of Bro laskis warrented homo made, Ladies misses, and children's shoes and slippers, just received and on hand at tho City blioo Store. 4-I7tf Tho Llboral meeting in tho Athe neum Thursday nt 2 o'clock, will, it is said, bo addressed by Palmer and other distinguished revolutionists against cor ruption and bad government. Tho prolimlnnry trial of Hurrison will probably occur as soon as tho girls can bo induced to leuvo. Tho thing is to bo carried on in tho stylo of .Major Dag stock's actions "slyly, d d slyly." Stuart Si Gholson nro rushing bus), nsss and havo made up their mind to mic coed. Their place, which is becoming very popular with tho public, is on Commer cial, noxtdoor toTabor's jowolry storo. Barclay Brothers propose to fit up noxt door to Budcrs' ono of tho finest drug G0LDST1NE & ROSENWATER, Messrs. Goldsllno fc Rot on water, dry goods dealers, Commercial avenue, have tcly rccolvcd u very large stock of dry goods, and row offer to tho public a rnro banco for the most excellent and satisfac tory bargains. These gentlemen havo met with great success thus far in tho ring trade. Doioroiined to keep up Ith tho requirements of tho public mid tho season, they hnvo filled up every iiviillublo space in their cstublUhiiicnt with scasonablu goods. They can show their customers any and every article usu- lly found iu first-class dry goods houses; nd moreover, aro ablo to rotall nil goods at wholesale prices. Tho reason they can o this, is that they muko all purchases from first hands and aro not obliged tu pay a profit to middlemen ; they muko n atisfactory margin on nil goods, while their patrons roup tho ndvnntngn ol this rrangement. Messrs. Goldstlnu & Rose- water do not muko this assertion simply to draw custom. They invito tho public to call and examino for themselves. They consider it no troublo to show good, and callers will find all questions nnvered with cheerful ticss nnd nlncrltv. cleared yesterday morning. Sho had to wait ton days before sho could load at St. Louis. Tho Grand Lake No i passed down Sunday, with a largo tow of conl. PHIL. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, City National Bants BalletlM. .Hpeclal attention paid In orders Irom tlentn oat. nlKht or dar." Flower Stands, Moss Baskets, Wlro Window Scrccnx, Bird Cages, Japan Ware, Toilet Sets, Sponge nnd Hip bath, Infant Iluth, Chamber Pail", Brats and Enameled Kettles, Brllanln Ware, Coffee and Tea Pots, Hulr Wiro nnd a general n'sortmcnt f Slumped and Plain Tin Ware. Last, but not lenit. Charter Oak Cooking Stove, to bo bad at low figures at C. W. Hr.NKKitso.v'!, n.27mld I'M Commercial Ave. Buy tho new Firo Proof Lamp chim ney of P. 1). & Co. 4-1 72w Mr. N. P. Curtice, formerly of Roches tcr, New York, has located in this city, und will givo instructions in vocal nnd piano music. Mr. Curtico comes to us recommended as a gentleman of fine ac quirements und irreproachable character. Wo can assure tho public that ho is not, as a Into music professor who afflicted us WR, a charlatan, or "dead bent, ' but a gentleman who tukes prido in his pro fession and has a character to maintain. At tho Methodist African church of this city, two full-blooded negroes, fresh from Africa, attracted much attention. They havo boon at Washington, whoro thoy wore entertained by tho President, who has sent them on a political mission to tho South. Whilo here they received distinguished attention from Mr. Linegar, who represented Mr. Munn, the Presi dent's intmnl revenue man. Wo may probably bo permitted to remark that President Grant is an old fox. He Knows how to manage tho colored brother by coaxing. Tho sword answers for the white man, Mrs. Swandcr, on Commercial ave nue, iu thu Atheneum building, is offering unusual attractions In tho way of spring and summer goods to tbo ludies. Her stock is composed of new goods through out, and every urticle is fashionable, cheap and handsome. Space forbids the mention of all tho articles which Mrs. Swnndor of fers to her customers, but among f'om may be found bats, bonnets, flowers, French and American, ribbons, laces, fringes, cmbroiderirs, hosiery, Indies' nnd childrcns' plain trimmed underwear nnd suits, infants' laco setts, nn elegant assort ment of kid gloves, jewelry, nnd notions of every kind, Theso goods were nil se lected pcrsona'ly by Mrs. Swandcr, and nro offered to tho public at prices lower than they can bo bought clsowhcro in this market. All goods marked in pluin figures. Call at once, ladies, and' sectiro beautiful goods nt low figures, Thoro is very considerable excitement among the Truo Bluo or Blue Truo Re publicans of tho city over tho defection of so many of their partisans. Mr. Bradloy, who seems to tako tho rovolt of tho Liber als most to hoart, lias hud several inter views with Gen Munn, and has assured him that for n very small consideration Gen. Grant could bo ussurod of tho faith ful ndhorenco of his llttlo flock to tho for tunes of tho hero of Vicksburg. Col Linegar has boon, in vuln, seeking for an interview with Rev. Mr. Shores, who de clares ho cannot be duludcd by such thin men as thoso who lead tho Rcpuoll. ean party of Southern Illinois. Ho is made of sterner stuff than they think, nnd only waits to eo how tho noblo Charles Sutnnor will go to go tho samo way also. Capt. Popo has boon wasting his expostulations on Scott, who does not propose to declare himself until lMUNIl'a GERMAN LUTHERAN SCHOOL PICNIC TO RE HELD IN THE FLORA flAKDKN, WEDNESDAY, MAT 1ST, lri7,J. Speeches and it concert will be among tho attractions. Ice cream, lemonade, coffoo and other refreshments will be furnished in nbundtiticc. Tho garden w bo renovated expressly lor this orciiion, and tho managers will exert themselves to make this flm May picnic tho most plcaant and cnjoyablo ono. of tho season. The public nro respectfully invited to attend nnd enjoy ibciiuolves und thereby contribute to a good cause. Ticket '-) ct; F. WlNTEIlllKUO, P. Cent, II. C. Till KI.KCK K. Conunltteo of arrangements MTdtcl. Tho warm days of Summer nro ap pronchlng, when we shall nil be pestered by annoying mosquitoes and hoppln fleas, but which will bring along with theso trials tho luxuries of Ico cream am soda water. And whero shall we go for cither ico cream or oda wutor but to Phil Saup's. Ho is already furnishing both these delicacies to inquirers, nnd we cn asuro all tho public that they aro th bcstoftholr kind extant. His saloon, on Commercial avenue, is neatly fitted u for tho accommodation of ladies and children, and no Improper characters are ever permitted to enter It. Tho attend ants aro polilo and very attentive to thei duties, nnd parents may entrust thei children to their caro without any misgiv ings oi any Kinu. 4-ll-ml Parsons, Davis & Co., scll"Wosten holm "Knives. l-17'Jw -Only ten cents per day for $1,000 pol icy in tho Life Aoclation of America. Carl L. Tiioia, Special ngent. Office In Parker & Blake's paint store. 4-lltf. For cheap (jocuiiiwnro go to Parsons Davis is Co. 4-l72w 1 -The Ohio A: Mlsiiippi Railroad will take passengers to tho Cincinnati conven tion round trip, from St. Loui, for $10, Irom Odin, thn same. W. B. Hale, General Ticket Agent. Kino Water-Coolers at Parsons, Da' vis & CVs. 4-172w For Sale. A cotiago on 1'Jth street containing 7 rooms, citern and out houses complete. Applv to V . W. THORNTON. MARKET QUOTATIONS. is Iln Halt.. tike Sheep p. II. ea V. Our Home Advertisers. ajUMHIMMon AMU aVUHWAHBIllU. Z.D. MATIIUSS. . c. tint. MATHUSS & UHL, FOEWAEDI NO AM GENERAL Commission Merchants DEALERS IN HAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE Wo. OHIO LEY EE. MILLER & PARKKIli GENERAL COMMISSION sin FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AMt DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN Oats, Hay, etc. AGENTS for FAIRBANKS SCALES Ohio Levee, CAIRO. ILLS. J. M. PHILLIPS k CO.. (8uree..nr. to K II. Ilendrlrk. A Co.,) Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS OP W H A RF-IIOAT PROPRIETORS RIVERNEWS. PORT LWT. ARRIVED. Steamer N. W. 0., Caseyvillc. ' Idlewlld, Evansvllle. " J. U. Blgley, Pittsburg. J.A.Wood, " " Henry Probasco, Cincinnati. " Coal City, Pittsburg. " Ajax, " Continental, St. Louis. " Jim. Fisk, Paducab, " Illinois, Columbus. DEPARTED. Steamer Idlewlld, Evansvillo. Henry Ames. Now Orlenns. " J. H. Biglev, 11 " J. A. Wood", '' " Henry Probasco, St. Louis. " Wm. Cowen, " " Coal City, New Orleans. " Ajax, " Continental, " Jim Fisk, Paducah. " Illinois, Columbus. II Idea I Green W lb 7 to 1 I Dry flint Cnreil J Icill'; I lln r.reenCallVI"-UKail CureC " U In UK Unit i Kanawha l-r tl.l..2 V, I lulrr it I.M V Tens Imteria! I lUto 1 to I r.unDoader UolnnctnacklVUfi 1 .nil Touna: llt.'n 1 In to I 4S ?orr i Jara ..3(c to 3.1 1 L2niyra....,...tf to Ve Rio, prime to i.-holce... ........... ....il to2.r Union and I'olate, Onions, per tibl 1 I I'oteiw., per bbl1 i1a3 Union eel., per hu-h-l 1 7i S'heeae. New York Cheshire i tu i Brooaaat Common House, per dor. .. ! .V) Cnoice to Kitra " ......... Hi to 3 7S 8. u. u to & iu Beeswax and T allow i Heeswai .Y) Tallow ... .. Fmlslaaa, LARD In liereea per Hi .......... Sto In kega .. loU to HAMS Sugar cured " ,UK no Country " ... . in to Hhouldera bacon " . CV; " " dry .alt 4 CHar.l'le. IWon 6' to t " " dry aalt... Vf, og-ara and sty r ana. 8COAR New Orleana prime to choice II to lit Iir A IMtilJli CruaheU and lowdere.. 1IW .o l' Oranillaleil . UWto 1". SYRUI'S-Chnice uo to a,' .Sew Urleana new eo to Cij naisni Oiinnie......lJ to 1J: I Iturlap... 23W Twine Twit e lleinp.' to 3x Twine Flax 1 Mc i :i 1 1 S OOtuS to i U.I I A ma MUJinv roAL. Steamboats supplied at any time, both dny and night, with eithor lump or chest nut coal, in any quantity, and on usual terms, at tho yard at Grand Tower, Ills. Special contracts offered on favorable terms upon application. H. V. Olythant, D. A. Bokek, Gcr.'l. Stipt. Sales Agent. 3-lo-lv. ... . , 1 i . "iuri'8 in iniiiois ouou watnut counters,, ., , , . ' It n .un .1 it ( In niilaii h,..n. Ik . 1. i. .4 tind I ..i.jjuion .uu.icj in niu JMUIl U IS marble tons oiled walnut sholvos urawors, and everything just as it should be. The ccrmonlc m St. Josonh'a churoh laitf'.unday were very solemn nnd im presslve. High tnasj, with seven priests officiating, was celebrated. In tha ov.n. Ing lather O'Brine lectured to n im mento crowd, Rov. Fred. L. Thomson, of the M. E. church Is expected to aieivo at bom this week. He is having a tine steamboat ride, and will no doubt feel rofreahad and ready for mora onorgetio work In the tine yard when begets back. T I , l. . ii , . vuuituua wuru an crowaea on Hunday. There is not, we veutura to say, invited to pursuo. In fact, tho only firm and detormlnod Bluo Trues in tho city aro Linegar, Munn nnd Pope, backed by Ward, who is the cheap coal and wood niun, and by about a dozon other moderntely enthu siastic Ends. Cheapest and UEST.-Mrs. Whitcorab's Syrup for children is sold by druggists at 35 cents a bottlo, and Is an admlrablo preparation for infantile dlsordori. l-HdJcwlw. Crumb Bushes and Fays, new stylo, at aj. Cv sjo.s, 4-1. 2W Fresh stock of Silver Plated Casters at V. JJ. & Co.'s, 4-173W CONDITION OP THE RIVERS, Hero the river is slowly on tho dcsllno and tho total full has been about 8 Inches. Tho fall in thn river nt Filtsburg con tinues. In the Monongahcla there Is 7 feet in tho channel und falling. At Cin cinnati thero is 35 feet in the river and on a stand. At Louisville tbo river is fa. ling slowly with I I feet in tho cunul 12 feet In tho chute. At Evansvillo tho Ohio is now on tho decline ul a good rate, The Mississippi river Is still rising slowly nnd thero is a good channel to Si Louis. lIUMNKSh AND WEATHER. Thero wus as great an amount of business transacted as thero generally is dono on Mondays. Tho Weathor Sunday and Monday was anything but pleasant. A high wind pre vailed, and at night fires tvero quite comfortable. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Thoro wus flvu large tows of Pittsburg coal passed down yesterday. Tho boats that had them in tow wero tho Bouz, J. 11 Blgloy, John A. Wood, Coal City and Ajax. Tho now boat, Henry Probasco, built expressly for tho Cincinnati and St, Louis express line, arrived yestorday forenoon, and was visited by a largo numbor of per sons who pronounced her a llm-class boat. Tho ferry boat Cairo, has been repair ing hor crank. She will bo on thn rua again to-day If nothing happens, Tho Mollio Moore camo out wanting 200 tens freight and was accommodated with enough to fill her trip. The idlewlld cumo in at daylight with a light trip. Tho Htnry Ames arrived with nearly a full cargo, and , filled out hero, and Hillet Hungarian ..... Clour, pr tiu.nei .. Timothy, per bu.hel Wine and Llqnorai BRANDY lleone-.y per pal l-l..... 7 la J.gnett ,f " .. l t4 WIE I'ort 1 Mto 3 M - hherry 3 Uto3 a Calavha . IH Caret per ca.ea s (K IVHIHKY-Rectifled . . SS to I U Kourboa 3 04 Kje M .. 1 71 W heat new J ft High Wlne. . 1 01 Kale r rrela-nt. i'uttaui To New To Tork Bo. tno Compre.aed.....! 85. ... . .11 ot Unemnnre..; 1 14. ..... ol Flonri To New Tor.; per bi4 To llonton rer bbl.... ..i ov ,. I 7S From t.alro to.' Flour, per bb.. Hny, per ton ... Corn, per cwt... Oat., tar cwt ... Potatota, er U appiea, per noi rui k, iin uui h. Whiaky. oerbhl 2 i " 3 i 3 ? 1- m From Cairo to lr 2 ' i b hi l' 30) m Coal Oil per 1 w 8 t rooacco r h vo 30 )tion per fcl 3 00 At in .umlierperM S 00 ISO 30 u .umber If oa. S 00 30 teaTrt-cwt SO V W li. 76 I MOAT NTS It EM. SAM WILSON, o r. a i. c a in BOAT STORES O ROCKRIES, PROVISIONS ETC. No. 110 Oun Levee : : Cairo, Ilu naniraa ranarTLT rrm.rn I.VnUKK. S. WALTERS, HARD and SOFT LUMBER of erery description, LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTts, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS ORDERS SOLICITED. Steamboat Lumber, Furnished oa etiorte at nctlc. Comwercial-ov, bet. 10th And llth-sta., CAIRO ILLINOIS. Literal Adtancea mi Consignment.. tin, Are prepare,! to receite, el.ire am orwaVil freight. In all point, and buy ar.il sell on comuii.aion. arRu.lne.a attended to prompttr STRATTON k HMD. (Sucee..or toHtratton, llud'on A Clark.) WHOLESALE GROCERS Ahk COM M ISSION MF.RCHAN TS, 57 Ohio Levoo, Cairo, Illinois JOHN H. I'HILLIS k SON, (Sueeemor. to Jno.B. Phillla,) GENERAL COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS, aan DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OATS Flour, Meal, Bran, tic., Cor. TENTU-ST. and OHIO LEV HE CAIRO. ILL. H. M. IIULEN, GROCER and CONFECTION TylEECHAWT. Aud Dealer Foreign Fruits and Nuts No. 134 Commercial-are., Cairo, Illinois. G. D. WILLIAMSON. PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 76 Ohio Iwr, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. eTHpeclel attention glten to coneignmeh and orders CLOSE k VINCENT, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AID DEALERS 1 1ST LIMB Cement, Plaster Paris, AND l PLASTERER'S II A I R, (Corner Klgulli Ml reel and onlo'ave CAIRO. ILL. WOOD RITTKNHOUSK, FLOUR ' arm General Commission Morchant 133 OHIO LEVEE, Cairo, Illinos. VOAL, CAIRO CITY COAL coM-'.isr'Z'. (a prepared lo supply cuetnmer with tho beat nuallty of PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS QRDKRS lelt at Halllday Ilroa, office, 70 OHIO LKVKK. or nt the Coal Tsrd below theHt. " Will M'M e aVli rtlKTUd MONTAUK atUe ateamere at nT hour ocZStl ROOtt niNDEAV. CAIRO CITY BOOK BINDERY JOHN II. OBKUT ek CO., rsoeattrosa, Bulletin Building, corner of 12th street and Washington avenue, UUIIU, XIIIIIIUS, vry lowest riraa, JIM0g engaged tbs aarTi cea vi nr. uueia, wno naa naa many ycara All kind, of Blndiniand Ru'log don at tbs '. IT' .r'V' engama ins IS 01 Mr. liUela. Who htkM h.i .n.n eiperlence none of beat Hlndariaa arrft 1V..T. to aupetlntend tr.ls oaiabliahment, we can con' RdsBtly promise our patrons wora equal to (bat of.tutT BUdry Id th wtst. n ,u '