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CAIRO DAILT BULLETIN, THURSDAY, IDLY 25, 1872. Owe Home Advertisers. BUTCH EM. JAMES KYNASTON, rMelBamlcrIn all kind Frh Ceswsa Nntnnrret aim Porui Stains, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. it aad slaughters only the very best cattle, i cad sheep, aod iii prepared to fill my de ter rrsin gmu irora on pouno to ren I pcUDUS. lieCRII. JAKE WALTER, r -ca tt m r- -C3- trt tzd X9 J -A. W J JJ AMD miLti m FRESH MEAT, Siobtb Street, Between Wabhinoton ' ahd Commercial Avenues, AtfltiilM ll'.tnlie and Haany'a. . Inp lh best or Beef, I'ork, Mutton Veal. Lamb, Sausage, etc., nd are prepared to etrve Kuans In the rood acceptable manner. WHOLHIAIiB CROCEtl, "r7"sm yt"h""&"co".V" WHOLESALE GROCERS, OHIO LIYII CAIRO. II,LINII. Alio, keep constantly on hand a moil com plel stock of COTCH AND IRUH WHISKIES -O I NS.- Port, MaderusSborrynnd Catawba Wines RaMTTH A CO. sell exclusively for cash, lo which fact they invite the especial atten tion f clote bargain buyers. Bpetal attention given to Filling Orders h7m. HULEN, GROCER and CONFECTION And Dealer in Foreign Fruits &Nuts, No. 134 Commercial-avc, Cairo, Ills. WIN EN AND UttCOKBu F. M. STOOKFLETH, irecuaoa to route a itocwlitii Becllfer and Wholeaale Dealer la t'orelsrn and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS. No. 62 Ohio Levee, CAIRO, ILLINOIS rE keens on hand constantly a full stock ol lOld KentuckT Bourbon. Kve and Mononita- (Tela Whiskies, French Brandies, Holland (lin. Ham and California Winea an30it J. O. SMITH, WHOLESALE AXU aETAIL Mtbr.U IN I I REGULAR CAIRO, PADUCAH 1 EVANS VILLE 8EMI-WEKKLY U. S. MAIL PACKET. The Fast And F.tegant I'asscurcr Steamer IDLBWILD- Jack grammer. Master. Ei. Thomas, Clerk. t5T Leaves Cairo for Paducah and Evnna villi-, every Thurvlay and Sunday evcnltur, at fl o'clock, conneetliuf at Evnnsvlllc with the I.nulllle nnd CliictunntI packets. Fur ircight or pasapc appiy to .1 a.mkh Ukiqh Patucngcr Ag't. REGULAR CAIRO, PADUCAH EVANS VILLE SEMI-WEEKLY PACKET. The line Passenger Packet ARKANSAS BELLE. HEN. HOWARD Neqley Rl'DD. . Master. Clerk. jarLcavcs Cairo for Paducah and Lvain vine every Tticday and Friday evening at 0 o'clock. For freight or pa'-ago apply on board or to . James Hioos, 'avenger Ak t. REGULAR CAIRO AND EVANS VILLE SEMI-WEEKLY MaIL LINE PACKET. The fine low picture Passenger Packet QUICKSTEP. W. II. PENNINOTON. .Mister. j3JLcaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday evt'itlnsr at fl o'clock, for Padtleah and Kvancvllle. For freight or passage ap ply on hoard or to JAMES liiutisi, raenger ag i. CAIRO AND MOUND CITY NTEAM TUO, CACHE Will mako three trips daily. ir.AVtttQ citao .a.m. .a.m. -p.m. At 11 At 4-30 , tliTIKQ MOIND C1TT At H:30 .a.m. At 1:30 p m. At 6..... p.m. ...1. u a a n n I . . 1,1 H ri nl a Tr, w t' FJ1 Will land, when halted, ntanysood Intcimediate andinglorpaasenKeraor ireigni. nor in. CAIRO AND PADUOAH MAII, BOAT. The splendid steamer J" A S. FISK, Bes. IIoward Cnpt, Leaea Cairo DAILY. (Sunday excepted), at 4 a.m. For freight or passage apply on board or an3tf JAS HIOOS, Ag't. I WINES A1SD LIQUORS I i i And proprietor of new and spemlld BIXjXjXA.!RID hall No.7r OHIO LKVF.K, CAIRO, ILLINOIS, Keeps constantly on hand the choicest ol wine ami Liquors, vvnicii ue win sen ai tin- very lowest ngiircB. can anu examine. 7-6dly WAUONIf. :' WAGON MAN UFACTOlt Y . For Sle at Wholesale, c Retail CORNER 32D-BTREET AND OHIO LEVEk Cairo, Illinois. BOTltlt V. HAHRI.K fAINTERN. Henry II. 3Icyer. William Stoner, EXCELSIOR! MEYER & STONER, House, Sign and Steamboat PAI1TTEBS . Decorating In Oil or Water Colon? ; Kalzo mining and Paper Hanging; Graining and Marblelng or eu-ry description ; Gilding in every stjle, plain and ornamental. Particular attenttou palil to Glas". Gilding. Order Koucltcd lor Sccnen-, Fresco and Hanner Painting. Fancy (ilats, Show Card-, Olid, Plain and ornamental. Call at Uie fchop and examine onr work Old Picture renewed or copied, jsitisl'ac lion Guaranteed. J3TAU work entrusted to our eare vlll be promptly attended to. Shop in Thomas's old stand under the Perry Houfcc, corner Commercial ae. and 8th airaet. 7-10 tf. LOCAL NOTICES. ARLINGTON HOUSE. T. B. Ellis, proprietor, cornorlth street and Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills., ia prepared to accommodate, tho public with board by tho day, wock or month, at lower rates than Any other tlrst-class house, in tho city. Tho rooms aro nil well fur nished, light and airy, good eamplo rooms for tho accommodation of Commercial agents. .The houso is located in tho cen ter of tho business pari of tho y within ono squaro of tho poet office. 4-9-tf IlKi.r oh wk rr.itisii. This Is what neglected teeth would say if thoy could romonstrato with their owners ; and mark this, tho teeth cannot perish or becomo black or yellow u mo ao:owm is useu daily. jaiuccwiw B LAN KENllUKO AHEAD i AVincs and Ci gars I oldest and choicest, nt the EXCEL SIOR SALOON, opposito tho Post Offlcc- Finctt of Liquors, Free Lunches and tnu sic evory day. Tho great Liberal and Democratic,GrecVy & Brown drinko Weib Beer, Is mado a specialty, and Frodpridos himself upon keeping the freshest and coolest in the ctiy. Lemonades tho cold est, mixed drinks and music tho finest Go there. C27tf 300 Doz. Custom Mado Fruit Cans, at A. Hally's. 7-23-dlw. Step Laddors of all sizes at A. Unity's 7-23-dlw. MIHHaCt.a,ANEUVN. NEW LIVERY STABLE TENTH STREET, BETWEEN WABU'N AYENUE AND WALNUT Dr. U. K. Fields Informs the public that be Ui openeu a LIVERY STAULE, n the northwest side of Tenth street as earned aboye. Ills Btablsa will be furnished with none but the BEST HORSES AND GOOD VEHICLES. ad the public may oe arcommodaUd at all hours of the day and Dig lit with aafe teams on tho LOW - JSHT TKHalS, Dr. Fields asks shae ol public patronage. aaa win enaeayor to Bern H"J air uwi u strict attention to business. lOUDI WOOD 1 1 WUOiifl "r' - Th undarslvnarf will furnish f4bMparXiu,ND DRY WOOD to nominal .'V IM t Ckeaper fraai1dldnotL.f.,1i " Leave orders u,anl harmonize. They aid no'tmW?0; A CENTRAL HOUSE. Having refurnishod this well known and popular boarding house, on Sixth street, near tho post office, the proprie tress would inform tho public that fetio is prepared to accommodate tho public with flrst-clais board and woll furnished, well vcntilatod rooms on tho most reason able torms. Ample preparations havo been mado to accommodato un unlimited number of day boardors. Patronage so licited. Mus. T. N. Gaffnky. Sl-Odf. Frml Theobald has oncnod a branch barber shop, in Hlankenburg's building corner of "Washington avenue und Four teenth street, convenient to the post-ollico. llu has furnished it in good style, and will personally superintend it. Thoso desir ing an eaiy shave, or hair dressed, are ad- vised to call at Fred's now shop. It is Mr. Theobald s intention to continuo his down town shop as utual, and whilo ho is absent at tho pott-officu barber shop, tho sum street shop will bo under the charga ot Gus Himo. 7-18tf. Table and Pocket Cutlery at A. Haliy's. 7-e3-dlw. THE BULLETIN. PntIieUoB OMee, Bnlletln BmIKIIiiNi Waahlactosi Aveaae. Tho asylum at Anna progresses. Business on tho lovco nllvo and kick' Inr; yesterday. -Cobdon is tho greatest fruit shipping depot on tho line. Union county goes for Grcoloy olid will glvo 700 majority for him. If local hot cakes aro short In quftiitl ty and quality to-day, blamo tho hoal. Fruit in splendid abundance Nlco Tlpo peaches, $1.00 per bushel, soiling on tho street. Cobden, whieh is rapidly Improving loads two fruit cars overy day, with fruit, tomatoes and onions, Tho fruit croop of poachos, though rather small, owing to previous drougth, is immenio ; pears vory flno and abundant ; also apples, and grapes the samo. "Weather threatening rain, closo and hot. Tho fellow that mounted up after tho mercury, has given it up for a bad Job; thermometer 100 at ten a. in. in tho sun. Tho now brick storo, In Buder's block, has the insldo fittings nearly fin ished; a flno brick cdlllco is being built in the rear. Mr. Hunsacker wus elected represen tative) in Union county, over Bouton of tho Joncsboro 'Gazctto' Tuesday night, lightnings vivid flashes, voldlcss of thunder's crashes, dis played their mnjesty all night, with rain showers towards daylight. A soft shell toothed bachelor of Cairo, JuHt returned from Momphls, Is anxiously inquiring why they can't use paper, or thin leather bcefstako in lieu of tho present article used in tho boarding houses of that locality. St. Mnry'a park is to bo fenced. Wo boliovo wo have mado this remark be fore Some imp who ought to bo sent to "Coventry" till ho becomes limp, has the profanity to say, that too many of tho present descendants of Eve, aro not daughters of Shetn and Ham, but of Hem and Sham I Best Applo Pealer, Corers and Slices at A. Hally's. 7-23-dlw. Caution, Every genuine box of Dr McLean's Liver Pills kcars tho signature of Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Fa., and their private U. S. stamp. "Tako no other." Tho market is full of imitations It is the popular verdict that people who have been accustomod to tho uso of Bittors and Cordials aro obllgod, eventually, to re ort to McLean's Liver Pills for permanent relief. MOwCm. '. It is impossible to cook poorly in Bur nelt'a Steam Cooking Vessel. It is worth ..We the price asked for it, for putting "or sale at A. Halloy's, dealer 6-201 in Somo of the store keepers sweep their garbage into the streets ; still, tho garbage cart is around. Things aro lively about Anna and Joncsboro, between railroads and building; improvements nre on tho rush almost koeping pace with Greeley enthusiasm. At the Union county election held on Saturday last, and which, though late to mention is not too lato, there was n lively timo. Four candidates for Sheriff, and three for county clerk. Mr. John Rich was elected sheriff, and Mr. Polk Jones county clerk. Tho following is hardly a local, but we only uso it as a praiseworthy example to bo followed by radical femlnlncs if thcro aro any in Cairo: Princess Nallio Grant purchased in ono Parisian shop alone 40,000 francs worth of silk and laces. Revenue officors don't touch tho sacred smuggler when she returns. A Washington avenuo barber draw horse hair across cat's entrails to draw customors, to try tho draw of his razor It's a drawn gamo. By Mr. W. F. Pitcher's courtosy wo nro nhlo to furnish our readers with a few interesting items. From him wo learn that corn up tho Contral as far as Ullin, Is remarkably flno and promises n splendid yield ; but that, abovo that point about Jonesboro, Cobdon, and beyond, ow ing to the Intense heat and want of rain during tho early growth, corn will hardly reach an average POLICE COURT, At tho post-matutinal session held yes terday In Hroisoman Institute, tho meta phorical sword of Justico was wieldod with a power and skill commensurate with thu intricacies of tho occasion. James Marion was suddenly called to account for a breach of good taste in per mitting his porcine racers to run around tho people's eminent domain barefooted with nothing but hair on their backs, and long tails trailing in tho mud. Tho in considerate act cost tho careless man So and costs, which was paid, but not in that cheerful tompor which becomos Cuiroites. The event of tho morning, however, was tho kidnapping of tho unctious Fran cis Hono, by tho incorrigablo Myers and Arnold, who plunged, without regard for personal safety, into tho thickest of the I ray of tho night previous, known now ns tho "Windsor Castlo battle." Tho irre pressible Frances had fixed her ardent gazo on tho insido bottom of a whisky quart measure, until Iter little finger pointed to tho Zonith. Whon tho elevated jug descended empty, sho girded on her armor nnd "ill." The bravo "stars" made a front attack on tho castlo, carried It by assault, bore tho bravo hcroino oil' in tri umph, barred tho gates of tho castle, and routed tho defenders, Honce her appear nnco boforo his honor, to toll "how it was dono." But when tho notorious Wolverine found four charges preferred against Iter, costing from $5 to $10, tho gentlo creature was dumb strlckon. Her notorious baglno is shut down and this long time vicious nulsanco is under tho vigilant attentions of Mcllalo. Etnillno "Walford, was tho next presen tation ; another fullen crcaturo; for kecp a houio of lll-fame. Change of vonuo to Justice Shannessy U thought to be loo lenient with these frail listers. It is to bo hoped ho will whet up tho swerd a Jiulo sharper than bo has been used to' do. This discharging business is played out. Ellen Loyne, somehow in tho Windsor castlo f crumiimge, though not of the Hcno party, for fighting wus discharged. Afternoon session. The scat of war having been removed to Twentieth and Poplar streets, tho gallant Marshal Cain capturnd two belligerents. Honry Wood for muscular demonstrations, was asked lor his ltccnso fees of $10 and tho pcrqul sites. A 0 rcnrcscnled his financial nf fairs. Mcllalo was appointed to furnish mm with board nnd lodcim.' for ten days Ann Murphy nnncarcd. wo aro sorrv to say, for bolllcoso propensities, offensivo nnu oniccno languago fully proved. His honor thought $5 and trimmings a low prico for tho Indulgence 11 days in dc faultof payment. COUNTY COURT. Criminal dockot. Ills honor Judgo JJross presiding. Honry Lady, larcony. Pleaded guil ty; finod $15 and cost?, jnll until paid and 15 days in addition. Sally Williams, larceny $10 and cojU ; to stand commlttod until paid, and jal 16 days. Molly Gray, assault, to do hodllv In- Jury. Found not guilty. Discharged. county court, adiourned to tho lfith day of August. BISMARCK BUND. The following named uontlomen were elected officers on tho 22nd Inst., of tho for- ty-sovonth section of tho Bismarck Bund for the ensuing year : Horman Meyers, President. Jno. Q. Horman, Vice-President. Jno. W. Fruess, Cor. Secretary. Wm. F. Kuchenbeckcr, Financial Sec'y. Louis Herbert, Treasurer. Harry Walkor, Geo. Homing, Dolegates. Moses B. Harroll. Leo. Kloband Adolnh Swoboda, Commltteo on Finances. Carl L. Thomas, Goneral Agent. Regular meetings of tho BIsmirck Bund on tho first ond third Fridays In each month, nl Philharmonic hall. EMBROIDERIES. Stuart & Gholson havo lust received n largo consignment of these Goods which they aro soiling nt prices much under valuo. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. Lost. Fifty dollars In five dollar bills, on Commercial between Cth nnd 8th stroets. Tho abovo reward will be payed to tho finder. John S.u'KiiKKOKit. NOTICE. Owing to circumstances'ovcr which tho Publisher has no control, tho second num ber of tho 'Cairo Commercial' will not make iU apperanco until to-morrow, in stead of to-day. Cairo, July 20, 1872. Stuakt a Gholson are ottering a largo line of Cotton Hosiery at nearly half usual valuo. Mr. Jos. Smith wishes tojnform his friends and tho public generally, that ho has established himself in the confection ery business in Buder's block. Ho intends to kcop a first-class quality of Ico Creern nnd Soda Water, in connection with his bakory and confectionery, all of which nro first-class. Ho would liko to have the community call nnd tost the truth of the foregoing statement. CLEARING SALE OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS. Stuart & Gholson aro now offering all their Summer Drcs3 Goods at prices to close. Thcso Goods must bo closed out In tho next 30 days to mako room for Fall Stock. Now Is the limo for bargains. P. Savp's popular Tobacco and Cigar Storo is located on Commercial avenue, between Sixth nnd Soventh streets, and r marked by tho uniquo sign of ' tho Girl of tno I'oriod.' Burnett's Steam Cooking Ves3ol Is war ranted to cook quicker nnd bettor than any vessel in use, for sale at A. Halloy's C201m Fluting Scissors. Irons nnd Machines, at A. Hally's. 7-23-dlw. The American Epicure and Nationa Broilers, at A. Hally's. 7-23-dlw. Dan. Haktman has received ono of tn largest stocks of Fruit Jars ever before brought to Cairo, and is desirous of closing it out without delay. Ho therefore oilers Mason's Improved Porcelain self-sealers, quarts at $2.00 per dozen; glnsswiro tops, quarts, at $1.25 per dozon nnd half-gallons at 2.00 por dozen, Thcso nro the cheapest prices in tho market. tf, Wm. Enters, at hisshopon Twentieth 6trcot, opposito tho Court House hotol, is manufacturing boots and shoes, of overy stylo and variety, warranted to glvo per fect satisfaction. He keeps genuine French calf and gives his customors all ho prom ses. tf Tho well-known Dudley Gato and Door Springs, at A. Hally's. 7-23-dlw. Tho Patent Hinlg Fruit Can at Hally's 7-23-dlw. Best nud Cheapest wooden Pump In tho Mnrket, nt A. Hally's. 7-22-d Iw. ICE I' ICE 1 1 ICE Ml From Wednesday May 1st, tho ico wagon will canvass tho city, to continuo during tho summor months. None but pure northern lake co will bo delivered. IIuhk, Loojue, & Co. O. IIauknbtikk, Architect. This gentleman has established himself success fully in his business in this city. He last year mado tho plans nnd specifications ot John Goeekol's, Polor Nell's and II. My ors' buildings on Ohio Levco, and Fred Thcobold's handsome residence on corner Sixth and Walnut streets; and this year mado tho plan of Petor Cuhl's, Dr. Ward nor's, John Koohlor's, Gilbert Brlnkmoyer and Smith's, and Leo Jvleb's buildings, lie also superintended tho erection of all these buildings, and points to them for proof of his ability to do good work in his lino, Ue mado tho plans and specifications otn pub lio school building in Metropolis, and of many othor buildings here and elsewhere. Ho asks tho attention of tho public to his works,'nnd believes ho is cntit'ed to liberal mtroiiD",o. 7-31m KIVERNEWS PORT LIST. " AnittVKD. Stoamor Tom Rees, Cincinnati. " Lady Leo, Shrovoport. " Nick Cnsov. Cascvvillo. Hollo Memphis, Memphis. Nashville. John F. Tollo, N. OrlenNS, Illinois, Columbus. West Wind, Paducnh. Colorado. St. Louis. James Howard. " Mnggle P., N. Orleans " Shamrock, Cincinnati. " (juickstcp, Evnnsvllle. DEl'AItTKII. .Steamer Tom Rees, St. Louts. " Lndy Lee, St. Louts. " Nick Casoy, Casoyvlllc. " Hollo Memphis, St. Loui. Nashville, Cincinnati. John F. Tolle, St. Louis. " Illinois, Columbus. " West Wind, Paducnh. ", Colorado, Vlcksburg. J James Howard, N. Orleans. " -Magglo P., St. Louis. " Shamrock, Memphis. " Quickstep, Evcnsvillo. IIKI MUDDY COAL. Steamboats supplied nt any time, both day nnd night, with either lump or chest nut coal, In nny quantity, and on usual torms, at tho yard at Grand Tower, Ills Special contracts offered on favorable terms upon application. H. V. Olyphant, D. A. Bokek, Gcn'l. Stipt. Sales Agent. 3-1 5-1 y. IIOAST8TO LEAVE TO.flAY. Tho fine pas'onger boat Paulino Carroll leaves for Now Orleans this morning at 10 o'clock. Thu flno nnd fust packet Grand Tower Is tho regular anchor line boat leaving for Memphis nnd all usual landings this evening nt C o'clock. The speedy and cafo steamer Idlowlld, is tho regular packet, leaving for Evnns vllle und all points on tho Ohio river this evening at 0 o'clock. Tho fine Hollo St. Louis is tho boat leaving for St. Louis nnd way landings to-dny at 0 o'clock p. m. The neat Wct AVind is the daily packet for Paducah, at -1 p. m. CONDITION OK THE It IV Kit. Another chango in tho Ohio nt this point during tho past 2t hours, it has risen about 7 inches. At Pittsburg tho Monongnheln has CJ feet nnd falling. At Cincinnati and Louisville, the Ohio continues rising, with 7J feot in tho canal at Louisville Tho Cumberland river is rising. Arkansas river is declining at Little Rock. Tho Mississippi !. again rising fast nt St. Louis. All tho streams above thero are swelling, and 8 feet more, water is expected. IIUBINESS AND WEATHEK. Business on tho landings continues vory good, nud there is considerable amount of freight on hand awaiting ton nage. The weather was vory warm, with in dications of moro rain. Tuosday night tho wind blowcd a perfect gale, but wo havo henrd of no damago done to steam erf. MISCELLANEOUS. Tho James Howard left for Now Or leans last evening, drawing 10 feet, and had on board three thousand tons freight, Sho received 2,000 tons freight hero and a few passengers. Tho Tom Rees had barges and goes to St. Louis to load with ore The Nick Casey came down with a tow of coal. Tho Colorado brought out a a fair trip for Vlcksburg. Tho Maggio P is a little craft about tho size of a bar of soap nfter a hard days washing. She goes to St. Louis. The hull of Captain Read's now Belle of Shrevcport will not bo finished beforo next Friday, when it will be towed to St Louis, probably by tho tow boat Uers. Tho steam bargo Tollo had a slim freight trip. Sho belongs to the 210,000 fleet. The Nashville got through discharging her 400 tons and cleared for Cincinnati to bring out unother load. PHIL. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, City .Vutloiml lliiuk Hiilldliii.'. M.Hpeclal atteution paid to orders Iroin Meats buatn night ordav Go to Wm. Ehler'p, on Twentieth street, for your flno custom mado boots and lioes. You can't do bettor. Try them. Dr. Mc Cube's medicated Blackberry Brandy, at M. J. McGauley'e, near cor ner of 1 8th street and Commercial ave nue. 7-182wd. Tho largest and best aseorment of Cook ing Rtoven in the market, nt Hally's. 7-23-d 1 w. NOTICE. ILL-.. CUNTIt.tl. II, It,, Co.) AiiKXT'n office, July hj, Is72. J 1 am now prepared to glvo rates and sign bills of lading to points on tho Miss. Central Railroad. 7-17tf. Jamem Johnson, Agent. Burnett's steam cooking vessels are sold at tho following exceedingly low prices: For No. 7 stovcif $2 50 and $3 00. For No. 8 stoves, 00 nnd $3 50. Thoy itro us handy to uso as an ordinary steamer. Thoy will save their cost overy few weeks in tho saving of wood or coul, besides the great gain in tho quality of food cooked in it. J. J. Anderson & Co., gas fitters, 01 Ohio Lovco, over Louorgnn it Cunning hams, feed store, do ull kinds of steam nnp gas fitting choapor than tho cheapest, und guarantee perfect satisfaction In overy in stance. If thoy do not plenso thoy will not chargo. Glvo them n trial. They know their business porfeclly. Remember tho placo 01, Ohio Levee 0-31 Ik you wish to indulge 411 a dollclou cigar, patronize P. Saup, Commercial ave nue. If you wish good chewing or smok ing tobacco, pipes, tobacco pouches, etc., go to P. Kaup's popular Tobacco nnd Cigar storo. Fritz Scheler's beer saloon, on Wash ington nvcnuo, west side, botween Ninth nnd Tenth streets, has becomo 11 fnvorito placo of resort. His Weiss beer is always cool und frosh unit quonches thirst with magic quickness. Tho bar is also stocked with tho best brands of whisky and brandy nnd his lino of wines Is splendid, Fritz is Hcourtcous and clovor host, nnd detorves liberal patronage Call on him. tf, Excellent Weiss beer at the Thalia. 5-21dtf Go to tho Thalia for Iho best Weiss beer in town. 6-2tdtf A whole people's opinion. When a nation of forty million accepts and en dorses ns a Standard Restorative mi articlo that tt has had tho fullest onnortun itlcs of testing during n period of twelve years, who can bo so absurdly incredulous as to (lotiht tno excellence of tho prepara tion ? Plantation Bitters hns passed through this ordeal and Is now tho most popular proprietary mcdlelno on this con tinent 11 would uo diincnit to una an adult of cither sox betweon tho Atlantic nnd tho Pacific, or between tho northeast corner or Jintno nnd tho uuir or Jicxico. who does not know, either from personal experience or observation, that this re nowned vegetable remedy Is tho purest tontc nnd stomachic and tho finest alter ative nnd regulating mcdtclno at present beforo the world. As nprevontlvo or, nnu euro for diseases generated by malaria, and ns a sneciuc ror dyspepsia, rlieutnn tism, nnd nil nervous nnd billions 11 flee tlons, it Is admitted to bo fairly pronouced tho Favorite Houheiiold Tonic and Alterative of tho Western Hemlsphoro J27endlw $CSC. llanuy wishes tho public to bo informed that lie has on hand a Stock of Goods as extensive as any in the Southwest, nnd that he is de termined to sell every article at prices Lower than the Low est. Call 011 him to-day and examine goods and prices, lie will satisfy you both as to qual tv and cost. ' roit nam; The Illinois Central Had (toad Comn.nr now otter for el the following described lots In.riM AH'iiiioii 10 mi' i.nj- 01 LKtro, ix: Lot 27 block 2. Lot 21 block f.', " li " S, " .T " Si, ' S " hi " 1M " nt, C 'I " 31 " Irt, " 3 " eli, " 31 " . Mrlerms,ele. apply tu JAMKS JijH.NSON, Sdil Agn'. 'OMMI.SIO. AMI lMtW.VKIUNl. MILL Ell & J'AKKKK, GENERAL COMMISSION FORWARDING M E KOI I A NTS, AN ft DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN Oats, Hay, etc., AGENTS kor FAIRBANK S SCALES Ohio Levee, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. J. M. PHILLIPS & CO., (Huccessors to K. It. llendrlc A Co,) Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS, VVS Liberal Adrsnccini iils made upon Consignments. 2if Are prepared to recette, store aod forward freights to all points and buy and sell on commission, Wl!illncs attended to nrninillr. Z. D. MATH US.. E. C .UHI. MATHUSS it UHL, POEWABDIK-Q-ami cji:.i:itAi. Commissi on M k r c h ants UKALEIW IN HAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE no. o omo i.kvf.i: STRATTON k RIRD, (Successors toftratloD, Hudson A Clark,) WHOLESALE GROCEKS 1HI COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 57 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois CLOSE k VINCENT, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AMI DIE .A. LEES IjIIMIIE Cement, Plahter Paris', PLASTERER'S HAIR, Corner Uglitli Street ami Ohio I.evee CAIRO, ILLINOIS. WOOD RITTENIIOUSE, FLOUR ANt General Commission Merchant 133 OHIO LEVEE, Y. M. Williams., .Ias. Ki.u:y, Late of Vlcksburg, Miss. Late ol Cin'll, J W. M. WILLIAMS & CO., PI'IXMALHAILKOAI), SiKAMHOAT AND GENERAL AGENTS, KOHWAHIIINO AND COMMISSION IMIEIRCH.A.aiTI'S; 05, On 10 LEVEE, c"o. ILLS. 7-4IC. JOHN II. PHLLIS & SON, (Successors to John II, Phillis,) GENERAL COMMISSION AM) FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AMI DEALERS IN II AY, CORN, OAT Flour, Meal, Bran, &c., Cor. TENTH-ST. and OHIO LEVE CAIRO, II.LH. AVOID QUACKS. A victim nf early indiscretion, raustug rervoun debility, premature decsy.eto., hating tried In Tain cycry adreflincd letned), lm discovered simple mentis of telf-cure, wli.cli he will send fieetohlsrellowsullerers, J, li. lteeVes, No. 71 Nasau street, New Vork. Mly Our Homo Advertisora, flTOVEM. TIN WAKE. KtV, A. II A L L K Y, DEALER IN STOVES, t?IPswlsBawawl Tin and Hollow Waie, Clothes Wringers Tulle Ware, Coal Hods, FlraHlioiels, Air Uatos. mtiffAC-rissa or TIN ZINC, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE. No. 166 Washington-avcnuo, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. ar-Iloofinic, fluttering, and all IiIdjIs ofln rurk done at shnitest notice. lebbftf ARK. L'NUOLIIIEDLY THE CHEAPEST TO BUY I BEST TO USE;i EASIEST TO SELL And never fail to C.IVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION IN ANY AND ALL LOCALITIES. 58,168 SOLD IN PAST THREE YEARS 1 Kter stoto ottered Is a proof that the IS DOING MORE WORK, DOING IT BETTER, DOING IT QUICKER, DOING IT AT LESS EXPENSE than any other Cooking Hloe made. fOLD II Y EXCELSIOR MANU'FG. COMPANY, ST. XiOTJIS, Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of TINNKHS STOCK . sod by all lire Store Dea'ers, like t W. HENDERSON, l! Coinmercisl.ATenue, CAIRO j C-.tU.IAw to. HEAD Q U A R T E R S . BEER WART, 0RTHS& CO. 130 Commercial Avenue, Cairo, III. Dealers In STOVES, TIN WARE, HOLLOW WARE, GllATES. MANTELS PUMPS, PLOWS, R 23 FEIGEEATOE3 ICE CHESTS. WATER COOLERS. GOOCH'S FREEZERS, BIRD CAGES, W I IR IE CLOTH fer Window fccreens, SAND SCREENS, STEP LADDERS lice, iVc, Ac. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOES, RAKES, SHOVELS, FORKS, SCYTHES, SNATHS, CRADLES, Ac, &c. Alto manufacturers nf GUTTERING AND ROOFING, Tin, Sheet iron & Cokker Ware bole Agents lor the celebrated FAME COOKING STOVES, Uitic's Moveaule Point Steel Plow Gray's Patent Coal Oil Ganb, LITTLE GIANT PRUNINO SHEARS, SCANTLIN A COOK'S EVAPORATORS AND CORN MILLS AND RICHARD'S PATENT CHIMNEY TUP, Warranted a sum cure tor srroklnghlmnla UIAL. CAIRO CITY COAL COMPATY. (s prepared to supply customer with the best PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS CCAXi. nWilEJ11 ' ""lllu'ar Hros. office, 70 V VKVEK.,0'' ft Ibo Coal Yard below Chines Hotel, will receive cromDt allentl THE TUO ONTAUkR wufUUioo vitamers ai anr hour.