Newspaper Page Text
TIIE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1872. TRAVELER'S GUIDE. TAKE NOTICK. TIME TABLE 0T TBS 1LUKOM CENTRAL H. .... .... n.mdsv. Ma nth. 1171, the follow- time-able "III !" rrl wl d deP"" art of pesstagtr trail s4v.ll (rata, dally...... 2:00 a.m. Einreas. daily-... 2.-P.n a--Mail.dailv.. - a.m. Express.... S. p.tn Cairo Mil Bt. Louis Baori use. AmTcMtMMMMMM3:4& p.m. T)mm.u ..................,l...., ,.12:!W a.ro NAohuiMaf er r from Cairo lo Bl. Louis. No .kun eteora Irom Cairo lo Chicago. Klefsnt IMiriBC Boo sleeping ears en sight trains Baggage checked lo alt important txdnts. CAIRO AND MOUND CITY nrtAi rra, CACHE Will make three trip dally. tslVIM CAISO I IttTlXO HOtKD CITT St T .... ". 1 - !i 11 ji.m. I At liso p m. J! , p.m. At - P.m. Fere eecn way, 3" nu I iu ucxeis lor novzitr. I Fare wl 7l M cent ! iu lie Win tnd, when hailed, at any gooi indinglor passengers or freight. CAIRO AND PADUOAU MAIL BOAT. Th splendid steamer JAS. FISK, Bey. Howard Cpt. Leaes Cslro DULY, (Sunday excepted), at 4 PHVH1CIANH. Dlt. J. 0. SULLIVAN, "VFKICE Over M. J. McGauIej'a drug store, W nesr corner Commercial avenue ana teenth street. Elh- 3-31lf WILLIAM II. SMITH, M. D. TJlESIDENCE No. 21 Thirteenth street, be XV tween Washington atenue and Walnut street. Orbce-lliOoinmerclal nvenue, up stairs. tj. W. DUNNING, M. D. RKSIIiENCE oornerNinth and Walnut sts, Oraee corner sixth street and Ohio terse, orace hours from 6 a.m. to 12 m., and 0 p. in II. WARDNER, M. D. S EVIDENCE Corner Mnctienth street and Washington avenue, near court home. Of' over the pontofflce. Office hours 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p m. lanKtf. Our Home Advertisers. DRl'UN. P. G. Schuh 0 6 0 i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TO THE DERI LITATED," Or sufferers with Nervous Dl.ft.cn. Lnsa of Appetite, Loa-ness ol Hnlrlt. Fainting Spells, nervous Debility, etc. 11 sintering from any of the above complaint., lite DR. DYKE'S FRANCO-GERMAN BLIXBR. the best made, and It will positively euro yott. In order to Introduce this great medicine and benefit the afflicted, re hare placed the ptlce within the reach or all Wc a large Initio, rent to any address, nnd all parts of thecountry, tn re cslpt of price. Give full psrilculara of case, and address In confidence FIKLD & CO. Prop'lefors of Dr. Dyke's Preparations, 223 FLOWERS, FLOWERS- Tho finest collection of plants In bloom over seen in tho city, now for sale at the Arlington House FOURTH OF JULY! 1776. 1872. GRAND CELEBRATION nv THE ARAB, 4 HIBERNIAN, rind ROUGH and READY The underricned. Joint Commlflee of Arrinie. mnts ol the abnre nsmed Fire Companies, beg leave lo intorm Clio people o Uilio ana vicinity, that they have made arraugements for CKLE- UKAII.1U TUB .KAUUJil UIKTUDAT IN GRANDER STYLE thaa it has ever been celebrated In Hnuthem II llnola. For the purpose of maklne the alfalr a success and furnlnhtng means ot entertainment to all, they havo spared neither time, labor nor The celebration will begin on the morning of "THE FOURTH," WITH AOI1AND FIREMAN'S PARADE, With Apparatus through the principal strccU of the City. The procession will lie headed by the CAIRO. SILVER CORNET BAND and will be under the direction of Mayor Lansdkn, as Gkakd Marshal, I the day, sullied br Jis. S. SwaTKK, Assistant tiller tnglncor or the rire tlepartmeni Immediately after the Parade the Ooat will leave FOR THE TIC-NIC GROUNDS, In the Hhady Grove of Kentucky opposite Twen tieth street. Every provision will be made to render the Pic-nlc FIIVJf-Cl.A&Jtn evory respect REFRESH MENTS of every description will be on the grounds, and dispensed by RtUtlo and attentive caterer. Pull arrangements win ue uinuo lur D ANCIUO-, aud for this purpose the Committee have engag en uaenuerg sceieuraied araiso iianu. Tits Declaration or Independence will he read br Hon. J. It. Oberlr.and annronri- ate speeches will be delivered by eminent speak ere, win oe interludes oy soiect music uine Oli ver cornet nanu. The day's entertainment will conclude with A GRAND BALL in the Evening at "Washington Hall and Oahden, under the direct managementof (he best Terpsl chorean talent In tne Kire Department. Several FireCompanles from abroad have been invueu, rdq win prouau y ue present. In conclusion, and on behalf of the above nsmeu fire companies, tlm Commltteo respect tully Invite the people ol Cairo and surrounding country lu psrticlnate in the festivities, and thus m inaKing ine auair agraiu success ana wormy oi tne ever glorious 11 r ourth." TICKETS ros tiis PICNIC, 6Dc Children accompanied by their parents, free. NOTICE. Iinsots Csntbal R. R. Co. Aot's Orrici, 1 Catto, May 31st, 1BT2. Toporsons wliblng to ttcnd tho Na tional Sacncorfett, to ho hold at St. Louis, from Juno 12th to Juno ICth, 1872, wo will icll excursion tickets to Ht. I-ouis and return, togothor with a ticket of ad. mission to tho Saengerfest, at olgnt uoi Inrs and twenty conU each, for tho round irln. Tho sale of tickoU will commenco June 10th and bo discontinued Juno 14th Tirknts L'ood for tho return trip until a Juno 18th, Inclusive. James Johnson, Agent. 6-30-dlOt. MEMPHIS & ST. LOUIS PACKET CO. PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. Itnnnd Irln tickets to delegates and others of ten or moro to St. Louis only $8, (meals included). Round trip from St. Louis and return 25. Good to go from May 25th to Juno 4th, and to re turn up to and including June 25th. Ktle and Thatcher Agt's., St. Charles Hotel. 6.29-tf. ICE I ICE II ICE!!! From Wednesday May 1st, tho Ico wagon will canvass tho city, to contlnuo during tho summer months. Nona but pure northorn lako co will bo dolivorcd. Hvse, Loo mis, & Co. THE BULLETIN. PssbllMtlna OSVee, Balletlsi BtslleUair, WsMlilssKtai Avennc. 0tAsr7lFr Jen, Arlington House. Ladles arc es pecially Invited. AVe wore visited by a driving tain yes terday afternoon, which cooled tho atmos phere, laid the dust and freshened vegetation. Citv Comptroller' a Office, Cairo, Ills., Juno 3, 1872. In accordance with a resolution of tho City Council, proposals will bo received at the City Clerk's offlco until Friday noon, Juno 7, for running garbage cart In accordance with thocity ordlnanco relating 0, nKrit or dav thoroto. Said (proposals to ho at so much per mouth in city scrip. E. A. Burnett, C-4.4t , Comptroller. PHIL. HOWARD, t STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, City fUtloMftl Bstss si Btitldlssv. Apeclal attention paid to orders from steam FOUND. That the choicest butter Is at Louis Jor- censen's. Only 30 cents per pound. 24tf CENTRAL HOUSE. Having refurnished this well known and popular boarding house, on Sixth street, near tho post office, tho proprie tress would inform tho public that oho is prepared to accommodate tho public with ilrst-clas board and well furnished, well vcntilntod rooms on tho most ronson ablo torms. Amplo preparations havo been mado to accommodato an unlimited numbor of day boarders. Patronage so licited. Mrs. T. N. Gaffnev. 51-9df. T. J. Kerlh, (I I.sttner, John Gockl. Committee t A. Susanka, T. M.rixivett, W, J.Ilowley, Jos. M. Velrun. II. T. Martin, Harry Hchuh. NOTICE. A FINE PIANO TO 11E RAFFLED AT LOU- KTTO ACADEMY FOR ONE DOLLAR A CHANCE. A year ago thosistcrscommonced to cir culato prizo tickets for this pinno, but owine to slow sales, they havo been obliged to put off the raffle up to tho pros cnt. They hopo soon to dispose of enough tickets to justify them in parting with the instrument. The rafllo will take placo not later than tho first of August. A new and sweet-toned pinao I Take a chance, everybody, by all means. Sunday was a bright, cloar day and tho various places of worship in tho city woro welLttondod The suddon rain of yesterday took many pedestrians by surprise, and causod a large demand for umbrollas. The show canvas has been removed to tho old show ground on tho corner of Tenth and Poplar strocts. Tho company will remain In tho city about a week. Free Exhibition. Floral headquar ters at tho Arlington House. Raro plants, rustic stands, hanging basV'ots, &c, for sale. Como soon If you lovo flowers. If some one would only get up a sew lng machino to collect rents, mend man ncrs, and repair family breaches, what a salo It would have. The alarm of fire which caused a quick leave to bo taken of tho dinner tables of tho city yesterday, was caused by a small conflagration in tho kitchen of Captain Williamson. It is not known what caused tho fire and it was extinguished before much harm was dono. Funeral Notice Tho funeral of Alexander Holler will tako placo to-day at 2:40 o'clock, from tho retidenco of John Sackborgsr, No. 87 Ohio lovce, between Eighth and Tenth streets. A special train will lcavo for Villa Ridge at tho hour designated. All tho friends of the dc cooscd are invited to attend. Wanted. A good houso or cottage. centrally located, containing from four to six rooms. Anybody having such a ono for rent, can havo a good and prompt paying tenant by addressing under chlffco J. S, P. O. box No 145, Cairo, III. 0-4d3t The Metropolis 'Journal ' says that tho Liberals at their meeting in Cairo, without authority, audaciously used th name of Judge Baker, as ono of tho vico presidents of their meeting. The .Tudg repudiates tho whole thing." Wo wouia call the prayerful attention ol our Liberal friends to this item of information, and ask them if this is thus. Police Court. Hqulre Shannessoy's court-room wns well filled yesterday morn ine with porsonsof both sexes and colon. nearly all ol whom woro a dojected look found tho vory choicest of wlnos, liquors and felt, no doubt, that they Justly merited and ciaars. Come ono onu an anu pairon tbn severest nnnnllv ..f 4l Ian, I lzn Dim. 0-31 1m ........ r ,...... , 1 1 tt.iitt. . . i 1 jmruii iiaiiinan, ior urunKonncss, was v lir.AtiKKNiiEito hu encscod a fined $7 and costs, which ho forked over, now plnnit) Rn accompi,lcd musician, to the gratification of "hU honor." "who recently nrrlvcd from tho old coun- aiiko uavunn, toraiiowinghispugilistlc try n u a vcry une performer and proclivities full sway, was permitted to Frcd-S ft flno Initrumcnti consequently, oxerciso his musclos on tho streets for .t.n mli nr the Kxcolslor. llko Its liquors BUTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER! Beautiful golden butter, in small pack. ages, at 27 cents at Louis Jorgcnsen's. FOB NAI.E The Illinois Central Rail Road Company now onerinr sain trie lonowinguescnueu lois id nrs Amiition to tne uuy oi uairo, vit : Lot 27 block 20. Lot 24 block 02, " 18 " 20, " 27 " 82, 6 ' 82, " 'i " Hi, o 82, " 31 ' 82, 3 " 82, " 32 ' 82. orterms.ete. apply to JAMES JOHNSON, Sdtt Agen ZERO REFRIGERATORS. Ilcst In the Unltel Stales. Water Coolers, Toilet setts, I X L Freezers, tilts and Hpoi-ce llntlis, Cages, Brass, Copper and Enamelled Ware, llrlt- ania ami pianitiied ware, jananneu ware ni every description, and a a geneial assortment of siampeu soous. Ainongotners i seep incjuiiiy ceieurateu ARLINGTON HOUSE, T.J). Ellis, proprietor, corner 7th street and Commercial avonuo, Cairo, Ills., i prepared lo accommodato tho public with board by tho day, week or month, at lowe rates than any other first-class bouso ii the city. Tho rooms are all well fur nlshcd, light and airy, good sample rooms for tho accommodation of Commercial agents. Tho house is located In tho cen tcrof the business part of tho y within ono squaro of tho post office. 4-9-tf Acting Coroner Mcllalo held an Inquest Sunday on tho body of Benj. Rollack, well-known colored man of this city, wh was drowned sovoral weeks ago at tho Phillips' wharfboat. The verdict was ac cldental drowning. Rollack had been for years In tho employ of Bcerwart, Orth & Co., and was at tho time of his death jani tor of thi Rough and Ready flro company His body was very much decomposed, an could not havo bcon recognized in any other way than by the identification of marks on bis right foot and his clothing. It Is useless to mention their superior outlines at they speak lur themselves throughout the I manufacture everything In Tin, Sheet Iron, and Conner Ware out ot the verv best material, .ml liuve no hesitation in stating that I Ii ive a larger nmi mum uumpiritj Hssnrtment oi goods men Honed, than ran bo found in the citv. Country dealers will find it lo their Interest to can anu ciainino neiore pure listing elsewhere. Jobbing, house guttering, and all outside wotk promptly attended to. , W. HENDERSON, C2if WO Commercial avenue, Cairo, III. LOCAL NOTICES. Six and one-half pounds Durant's A Coffee Su gar for Ono Dollar: Eight pounds New Orleans Sugar for One Dollar; Four lbs. Prime Rio Coffee, One Dollar ; Best Imperial Tea, One Dollar and a half per pound ; Best Gun powder Tea, Ono Dollar and Seventy -five Cents per pound j Young Hyson and Oolong Tea, One Dollar per pound, and ev ytUDoortWjmtelg cheap NOTICE. Cairo, III., May lfj, 1872. Wo, tho undersigned barbers, in tho city of Cairo horeby mutually ngreo nnd pledge ourselves that on and after Sun- dav, June 2d, 1872, we will keep our lUllllEH Slloi'S CLOSED ON SUNDAY DuiiiNo tue entire day, and will not do any barbcrim; business of whatovor kind or description on that day. rU0)-HlET0llS, F. Thoobold, W. AlllU, A. Kscliimcli, U Ruinning, II. .Schick, J. Geo. Stuinuousc, Win. Schick, D. Luni pert, John Bouford, Edward Braxton, Win. Curtis. Workmen. (ieurgo Wise, Robert Munroo 0. Allm, R. Leffel. Ou.t. Hein, F. Kllchtir, Robert llcdrord, Charles Anderson Jeff, Drown, Duvo Tvlor. dim. FAMILY RECEIPTS. Use To cook rice without burning, Burnett's cooklrg vessel. To iiroil bTEAK chop orcutleU preserv ing all tho Juice, weight and Improving the flavor. II roll in Burnett's cooking vessel. To cook yeoetaules In less time and with less flro than generally required. Use Burnett's steam cooking vessel, good for any and all purposes. W. J. IJUItNBTT, Thornton's Block, Cairo, Ills. 400 MEMBERS ADMITTED IN JAN UARY. FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO MEM HERS ADMITTED IN MARCH FIVE HUN DRED AND TWENTY-SIX MEMUEKS AD MITTED IN APRIL FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SEVEN MEMBERS ADMITTED IN MAY. Such Is tho rapid growth of tho Protection Lifo Insurnnco Com pany ol unicago, working on tbo Mutual contribution plan, and hold ing assets over eight times tho amount of its liabilities. Tho cost of a policy in this company, including tho annual dues for tho first year, is but $20 on $5,000, or $14 on $2,Ci00. Medical examination $1. Tho class system Is entirely ignored all assessments aro based on the cntiro membership and tbo ago of each ono at joining. Only seven assessments (bolug ono dollar each for ull members between tho ages of 25 und 40 years) havo been mado during the past year ending May 1st. This is Insurance nt cost, and woll wor thy of patronngo. For policies or infor mation apply to R. P. Roiibins, Ag't., C2codtf. Protection Life Ins,, Co. The best place in town to buy your shoes is at Black's City Shoo Store, come- Eighth stroct and Commercial avonuo. Ask fur tho Bkolaski Shop-made, und you uro warranted a good pair at a low price. Ho Is almost giving away Eastern iiiudo boots and shoes, but ho can't war rant them. 2t. Wu can resist the offer. Tho Continental Life Insurunco Company of Kuw York Itsuq Life Policies for $1,000 on any ay butwoen 10 and 21, for 6 cents aJy- W.F. Pitch eu. Oon'l. Agt. for Southern Ills., Cairo. 6-1'Jlm. Just Arrived, another lot of Wayne's patent self-ventllating Refrlg. orators and Ico Chests. Wo aro selling Ico Chests at tho following Cincinnati prices, vUi 9U 00, 13 00, $15 oo, $17. 20, etc. Refrigerators at from $20 00 to $45 00, nnd best of city reference given as to convenience of usa and economy of Uto, Every family should bavo one. &-3l-ftOJ. Beer wart, Orth & Co. We almost despair of tho influence of The Bulletin to bring tho stragglers from Memphis and Paducah into a proper observanco of tho Sabbath day. This con Bidetation was deeply impressed upon ou mind by tho bad conduct ot tho many- drunken men, who, by fighting and loud and boisterous conduct and gambling, di graced tho day, brought reproach to Cairo, and what is worso mado us lose most of tho confidonco we have herotoforo had in ou reformatory ability. Officers Cain, Bil llngsly r.nd Martin arrested eleven ordi nanco breakers, and many others escaped One of tho offenders in a drunken frenzy broko tho jaw bono of another drunken man: another drunken fellow knocked another drunken fellow down with acha three drunken sports wero arrested whllo gambling under tho high sidewalk on th leveo near tho stone depot dollur ante. Tho others woro all drunk and all disor derly. Now, this is not as it should be lt is not as The Bulletin wishes it; it not as it would bo if our good naturcd sa loon keepers did not soil liquors on Sun day. Wo are sure It is not. To Ice Cream Eaters. Dan Carnes is propaiod to furnish tho vory bost arllclo of Ico cream In largo or small quantities on reasonable terms, at Louis Sisson s old stand on Commercial avenue between Seventeenth nnd Eighteenth streets. Al so, attached to bis ico cream saloon will bo S. Waltsrs. tho lumber merchant, has just roturned from an cxtondod tour through Wisconsin and Michigan, wboro ho purchased tho largest stock of Yeltow and Whito Pino ever boforo brought to Cairo, and largo supplies of all kinds of building material used In this market. Mr. Waltors mado his purchases for cash and car thorcforo, as ho does, sell olosor than any dealer In St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, or any whoro olso on tho riv ers. His steamboat lumber is of every va riety, and his stock is vcry large, to which fact tho attontlon of steamboat men is called. &-8Hf. For Rent. Ono of tho cottages known as tho Dovassa cottages, nowly fitted up, Apply to tf. Louis Herbert. For all tbo popular warm weather bovcrnges, go to the Thalia saloon, corner of 12lh street and Washington avenuo. C3dlm. and clears, is not excelled In tho west Go and listen to tho music and try somo of Fred's cool Weiss boor. 5-23 tf ight days, in default of $5 and cosss. Gc. Bul ley, colorod, whoso peculiar forte seems to be that of making himself .1.-1.. ..IT.. !.... t.A. 1.1 , , ,., c . , Ice Cream has becomo the Institution and who was fined threotimesonSaturdav last, was up again yesterday, and deposited of tho season, ana l'lill Haups 111c mosi 15 and costs. popular in tho city. His saloon has be John Powell, for breaking another come, In fact, Ico cream headquarters, and " Is. 1 1 al. mn' Ur fined SLV .lull 10 ti.va. 't IS not mo lasnion 10 eai ine luaury bi.j j-. .1. VI. Mnk'm. ff.n.l.lln.s. tlO .ml rn.ta. WOCrO OlSe. 11 IS KCl Willi surupu.uu. L. T. Shaddock, drunkenness, $1 and , ncal nnd R,J pfn f costs. Molllo Brown, for belntr drunk and conducting herself in a disorderly man ncr, was fined $3. Bill Hamilton, fighting, fined $10 und costs. From tho fact that William spends most of bis time in tho city Jail, ho was unublo to pav tho assessment, and was " sent up " ugitln for 16 days. John Rick, drunk, fined $2 and costs, John Murphy, samo offense, fined and costs. Eight days in cnlaboosc. Our north Missouri exchanges state that tho prospects for a plenteous fruit harvest woro never better. no questionable characters is permitted in It. Mr. Saup has, also, always on hnt.d fresh cakes of all kinds, candle', notions toys, Ac., and deserves a continuation nnd an incrcasoof tho popular favor In which his establishment is hold. u-7dtf SoM etuino, N e w. Tho .National Broil er and summer furnace combined. You can have it cither with or without Fur nace. Call nnd seo it. For salo at A. llully's and Bcerwart Orth Co. fi-31-3od. The Bulletin Job printing Is better anu cheaper than that of any office tho etnto of Illinois. Wo mean what wo say. Como anu seo us I Wanted. An intelligent, honest and industrious boy, about 14 years old, at tf. Budkh liROS. B1VERNEWS. PORT LIST. ARRIVED. Steamer Julia, Vicksburg. " Grand Tower, Memphis. 11 Idlcwlld, Evansville. " N. W. C, Casoyvlllo. - Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati. " Dictator, St. Louis. 11 Illinois, Columbus. " Jim Fisk, Paducnh. DEPARTED. Steamer Julln, Vicksburg. " Grand Tower, Memphis. " Idlowlld, Memphis. " N. W. C, Caseyvillo. " Robert Mitchell, Now Orleans. " Burksville, Nashville. " Dictator, Memphis. 11 Illinois, Columbus. " Jim. Fisk, Paducah. BIO MUDDY COAL. Steamboats supplied at any time, both day and night, with either lump or chest nut coal, In any quantity, and on usual terms, at tho yard at Grand Tower, Ills. Snocial contracts offered on favorable terms upon application. H. V. Olyphant, D. A. Bokee, Gen'l. Supt Sales Agent. 3-15-ly. BOATS TO LEAVE TO-DAY. Tbo excellent steamer Charles Bodmann, leaves for New Orleans and intermediate points this evening. The City of Chester is tbo regular mall, boat for Memphis and way points to-day, at 5 p. in. The Bcllo Memphis leaves for St. Louis and way points this evening at 8 o'clock. The City of Alton loaves for Now Or-; leans at 10 a. in. Pat Fitzgerald, of tho samplo room bus received the appointment of ugent for tho salo of the Hammondsport, N. Y., Ur- bunu Winu Company's wines In this city If tho botllo with which wo havo been favored is a samplo of tho quality of theso wines, thon wo aro prepared to say that they are among tho best we havo ever tasted. Ho has just received a largo con signment, which ho Is prepared to sell at tho lowest figures. He has also on hand n large and complete stock of tho various brands of Irish, Scotch and American whiskies, and wines of every variety. nl2dtf Excellent Weiss beer at tbo.Tbulia. 6-21dtf Try the Excelsior. Those who In dulgo thcinsujves in luxuries such as St. Louis Lager Boer, Cocktails, Gin slings, rich Wines and ico cold Lemonades, all sweetened with finest piano music, should call on Fred. Blankenbergs. Ho has tho coolest, quieten and tin nit saloon in the west. He has also a flno billiard table for tbo uso of his guests andhis cigars cannot be excelled. 5-10dlm Weiss beer constantly on hand at tho Thalia saloon. 5-21dtf Tho Arlington Garden, a delightful place ol resort, is now ready tor visitors Tents havo been spread on tho green sward, a high, rlose fence surrounds the garden, and ladies and gentlemen may enjoy tbo finest of Ice cream and tho cool est of lemonado, frco from the public gaze. T. B. Ellis, Prop r. THE LITTLE KENTCCKIAN, o. 53 Ohio levee, is Ae place whoro Tho Quickstep is tho regular packet they keep thu freshest tUh and gnme, and Died. At 5 o'clock p.m. yestorday, of consumption, at the residence of Job Sackberger, Mr. Alexandor Heller, in th 34th year of his age. Mr. Wollcr was a brother to Mrs. Joh Sackbergor, and half-brother to Mr. Aun solman. Ho formerly resided ut Grand Tower, Illinois, wboro he was engaged, during last winter, in putting up ico. From cold contracted by exposure, consumption sot in, and finding that that terrible dis- oaso had a fatal hold on his constitution ho camo to this city about two months ago in ordor to avail himself of tho tender caro of.his sister. Everything in tho power of human skill was dono to alleviato his sufferings, but all to no purpose. After an illness of four months, ho passed away leaving a largo circlo of relatives und friends to mourn his loss. The wcokly numbers of tho Livtko Aoe for Mity 25th und Juno 1st, havo tho fol lowing notablo contonts: Tho British Parliament, its History and Eloquence, from tho Quarterly Review j Tho American Civil War, British Quarterly Review; Let ter und Discoverios of Sir Charles Boll, Edinburg Review; Tho Poetry of Mat- thow Arnold, Rritith Quarterly Review; A Modern French Gnostic, Spectator; Po- sitlon of tho English Government, Econo. mist; Tho Bohomian Eloctlons, Econo- tnist; Tho Ruins of Zimbaic, in South Af rica, Academy; Tho conclusion of "Tho Story of the Plebiscite," by M. M. Erck- mann-Chutrlan ; Tho continuation of "Tho Strange Advonturcs of a Phieton," by William Black, author of "A Daugh tcr of Hotb," etc., of "Tho Maid of Skor," and "Off the Skolligs," by Joan Ingelow, besides poetry and miscellany. Tbo sub scription prlco of this 04 pago wockly magazine Is $8 a year, or for $10 any ono of tho American $4 magazinos is sent with The Living Age for a year. Llttell & Gay, Boston, Publishers. Maqnolia Ladles' Slippers at Elliott Uftythorn's, jttlt received. tf. leaving for Evansvillo and the Ohio river, Tho Jim Fisk is tho daily packet for Paducah, leaving at 1 p. m. CONDITION OF TUE ItlVRS The decline in tho Ohio at this point continues at a slow but steady rate. The Moncngchala is falling steadily at Pittsburg. Tho Ohio is reported rising slowly at Cincinnati nnd Louisville, with 5 feet in tho canal. Cumberland river Is rising steadily. The Mlssissipp Is rising again slowly BUSINESS AXD WEATHER. Business was fuir on tho levee. Freights are plenty and tonnage in domand. During tho fore part of the day tho sun shone hot, but towarJs evening, dark heavy clouds hung low, und a higbwind sprung up blowing tho dust in all direc tions. MISCELLANEOUS. Steamboat men aro informed that tho undersigned has established it wood yard at tho foot of tho Sister Islands, (foot of Dog Tooth Bend), and will keep on hand constantly a full supply of dry hard wood, which will bo supplied to boats night or day. Daniel Elliott, Proprietor. C2-d4t. Tho Robert Mitchell ennio out with a bargo In tow which sho used as u lighter over the shoal places. Sho left horo with a big freight t'ip. Tho Jamos Howard is hard aground on Casoyvlllo bur and has a barge along sido lighting. Tho river is falling at tho rato of ono inch an hour, and sho will havo to tako nearly all hor frolght off. On tho crossing there is only seven feet. Tho Dictator passed south with ono largo bargo of ico. Tho N. W. C. brought down a tow of Casoyvlllo coal. Tho Idlo wild brought In a slim trip. Sho hail 175 hhd. tobacco, and 200,000 shing les, to tako lo Evansvillo from Paducah. Alex. Uurd, clerk of tho Tyrono, left Sunday night for his homo. Ho will join his bout, whon alio comes out again. Tho Burksville, Eddyvlllo and tho Ella Hughes, all excellent low water boats, will run between hero aud Nash- vlllo during tho low water leason. Thero was 435 arrivals at this port dur ing tho month of May. Tho Julia brought down a largo number of railroad hands to work on tho Cairo and St. Louis railroad. Jim Law, watchman on Phillips' wharf- boat, found tho body of Bon. Rollack, a colored man who was drowned somo time ago. Thero was a reward of $50 otfbred for his body. Best Weiss beer at the Thalia. C-21dt j tho finest wines, liquors and cigars, to be found In tho city. Dinner only twenty flvo cents. Open day and night, at all hours. J. E. Park. Pronrietor, 3-ltf. Keep Your Rooms Cool. Charcoal Furnaces und Charcoal In any quantities Beerwart, Orth & Co. s. at J. J. Anderson & Co., gas fitters, CI Ohio Levee, ovor Loncrgan & Cunning hams, feed store, do all kinds of steam anp gas lilting cheaper than tho cheapest, and guarantee perfect satisfaction In every in stanco. If they do not pleaso thoy will not charge Give thorn a trial. Thoy know their business porfectly. Remember the place, CI Ohio Leveo. 6-31m, Wm. Killers, at hisshopon Twentieth street, opposite Uio Court House hotel, is manufacturing Loots and shoes, of every stylo und variety, warranted to give per fectsatisfactlon. Ho keeps genuino French calf und gives his customers ull ho prom " tf Louis Blatau's saloon deserves the popularity into which it has grown. It has been vory handsomely fitted up, and is so comrortablo that it is u pleasure wnuo nway a spiro hour thero. The bar is suppllod with ail kinds of fine liquors and wines, and with tho best of Frosh Lager Beer, and Weiss Beor that In dellc- lousncss cannot bo oxcellod. A lunch free to patrons, is sproud every day, nnd anartlcloof Sweitzor Checso, tho best In tho market, is alwoys on hand. Mr, Blautuu Invites tho public to give him n call, on Eighth stroot, botwoen Comrner clal avenuo and Ohio Lovce, opposito tho Perry Houso, in Rizor's building. C'JDtf Go to Wm. Ehlor's, on Twentieth street, for your flno custom mado boots and shoos. You can't do better. Try them. Go to tho Thalia for tho best Weiss beer in town. 6-21dtf M. Burns, proprietor of the Mechanlos' boarding houso, cornor Commercial and Third street, Cairo, Illinois, announces thathoisnowkeoplng a flrst-class hotel and boarding bouso for tho accornmoda tlon of regular boarders or transient guests. Ho has accommodations for eighty to ono hundred pooplo ; his tablo Is wen Kept, uis rooms light and airv. and not a bod In the houso that has not either n set of springs or a feather bed. 6-lm A splendid lot of Muenolla and Em press Ladles' Slippers at Elliott & Hay thorn's, Commercial avenue. tf. Our Home Advertisements jk iHHHHEKr- ?AS -ii.s- HEAD QUARTERS. BEERWART, ORTH & CO. 130 Commercial Avenue, Cairo, III. Dealers in STOVES, TIN WARE, HOLLOW WARE, GRATES, MANTELS, PUMPS, PLOWS, EEPBIGBBATOBS, ICE CHESTS, WATER COO L E R S . GOOCH'S FREEZERS, BIRD CAGES, "W IRE CLOTH fer Window Screens, SAND SCREENS, STEP LADDERS,, ic, dec, iiC FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOES, RAKES, SHOVELS, FORKS, SCYTHES, SNATHS, CRADLES, Ac, Jcc. Alto manufacturers of GUTTERING AND ROOFING, Tin, Sheet iron & CorPER Ware. tolo Agents for the celebrated FAME COOKING STOVES, Uric's Moveaule Point Steel Plow, Gray's Patent Coal Oil Cans, LITTLE GIANT PRUNING SHEARS, hCANTLIN A COOil's EVAPORATORS AND CORN MILLS. RICHARD'S AND PATENT TOP, CHIMNEY Warranted a sure cure for smoking chlmnles. MEN WANTED I EXTRA IDUCBMENTSf The Cairo St. Louis It. K. Co. want waJ men at once, to work on the line of their road In Alexander county, lrxm S to 15 miles north ot Cairn, Illinois. PHICE-j.-Kor station work, light nil. twenlj cents (20,;.) per y rd, Choppers, (12 Ml to ilof. lars ami !irir cents per day, Iay m-n on grsne, i. i ''"'lars nnd twentv-nve cents per day. Hoard It Ou per wee. I'romnt Davrnenta In cash mnnnv. ACPlV 10 JUlIN Mltl.VHV Hnn'l nn Ih. onrV. Ml-diMf. SUTTER & BIERWIRTII, GLASS STAINElj 708 WASHINGTON A VENU ST. LOUIS, MO. jf Stained, Enameled, Embossed and grour of every description. falls, PARTICULAR ATrENTMN-TAID TdOll'fl" WORK. -Orders from all promptly attended to. parts of the country 5-31 diw 3m e ST. CHARLES HOTEL, U. REX FORD, Proprietor Cor. Onio Levee & Second St., CAIRO, ILLINOIS. UagcaKe convoved lo and from the Denot free ol charge. dec.tf. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. NO'lICK' Hv flrtnanf in order and decree or tho circuit court of Alexander county, Illinois, inaiie on tne petition or the undersigned, m tm n islralor de bonis non of the estate of Charles Ifn.l .1 1 tn aA lha rAl A.lKl nf said deceased. t the April lerm, A. U. Wi, pf aid court, I shall on the 8th day of June, A. I. 1T2, between tne houra of 10 u clock a.m., and so'elock, p.m., or said day, sell at publio sale, - !,. ,n- iha ourt house In the cliv of Cairo, in said county and State, the following described real estate, situated In the city f Cairo, county of Alexander 'and I state of I Miopia. to-wit: ide of lot number eleven (II) In block num- .wAntv.inree izji as ine Name are biu. and described on Hie recorded map, or plat, of said city ol Cairo. ' The payments to be made as follows I One-hslf cash in hand, the balance in six months from dsy of sale, the purchaser to give his note bear ing six percent, interest, seemed by a mortgsia with power of sale, on the premises sold. tS IV. curs the unpaid portion of the ruroha-e monev. Administrator de bonis nan of the estate ot Char. April llb, U72. J.oi.g.