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OFFICE, BTJIiLBTIN- BUIIDITO, OOB. 13TH STBEET AJfcTP W.A.BIJSTGr'raJSr AVEKTO.
JOHN H. OBERLY, PROPRIETOR.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1872
BULLETIN BUILDING WASHINGTON-AV.
OUit CIIUKOIIES.
IMIHSHYTKIMAN KIkMHi Street.
l'niiiclilnsr, .Sabbath nt 10) 11.111. and 7 p.m.
l'riiyT meeting, Weiliiecdny nt"i p. in.
Sabbath .School, :l p.m. .'.M. l,aimlcn,Stl
porlntcndunt. Hkv. II. Tiuykk, Factor
METHODIST. Cor. Kljrhth and Walnut Sta
l'rcachtnt,', .Sabbath nt 10) a.HL. ntnl 7 p. m
i-nivt-r int-ciiinr, cunuaunj , 1 1"'":,, .,
Sabbath School, !l. p.m. U. XV. bllllvvcll, I
Superintendent. Hkv. F. L. Tiiomi-hon, i
Factor. I
OlIt'RCH OF Till: KEDEKMEIt-(KplM:o-
MornltiK prayer. Sabbath 10J a.m.
Kvciilni; prayers', "J p.m.
Saliliatli School, 11 a.m.
lti'.v. K. Coan, Hector.
ST. FATRICK'.S ClIURCII-Nlnth St. and
Viinl lutein Adeline.
Fublle Mrvk'v, Salihath 8:10 and 10J a.m.
ViinTf, 7 p.m.
Sabbath School, 2 p.m. I
ScrUeo :w:ry day, H a.m. ....
lti:v. 1'. .1. o'IIalloiian, Priest.
u:it.MAN i . r r ii k 1 1 a n ; i n : 1 1 c h i n 1 1 1
etnet between Wu-hliiKt'jn Avcimo and
Walnut street. .....
Frenchlng Sunday morning nt 10 o'clock,
halihath School at 'i o'clock p.m. II. ...
Tlileicckc, Superintendent.
Hkv. Itoit'T. IlKl.liKi, Pastor
VOFNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSoCIA
TIUN. Hintilar meeting M tond Monday
earh month at their room over Rockwell
A Co' book More, Commercial avenue.
Weekly l'rayer meeting, Friday, 7 p.m.nt
the room.
I.. W. STlLLWEl.t.. President.
Fill CAN METHODIST. Fourteenth, he
wtii Walnut and Cedar,
cnlccc, Sabbath. II a.m.
jhath School, lj p.m.
,uk mcctx at .'I p.m.
r-.ro.SI) FltF.i: WILL IIAPTIST Fif
teenth Street., between Walnut and Cedar.
Sen Ices Sabbath. 11 and :i p. m.
itKV. N. IflCKh, Fastor.
FltKK WII.I. IIAPTIST IIOMi: MISSION
SA1IIIAT1I SCHOOL. Corner Walnut
and Cedar Streets.
fahbath School, !) a.m. .,.,,.,,
FIRST FltKK WII.I. IIAPTIST CHURCH
-( tirry'c Harrnck".
Sen fce, Sabbath 11 a.m.. fl p.m. .v .p. m.
Iti;v. Wm. Kki.i.kv, Pa-tor.
F1KST MISSIONARY IIAPTIST CHURCH.
-( edar. between Ninth and Tenth sH.
PreaehiliK sabbath. 10J a,m. and i p.m.
Pmver meetimr, Wednesday evening.
l'r,"achlnr, Friday evening,
cabbath School, I J p.m. John anllaxter
and .Man- Stephens superiiitenilclits.
Jtr.v. T. .). Siioiti, Pastor.
SKCOND IIAPTIST CIIL HClI-FourtecnUi
Street, between Cedar nml Walnut. I ho
onlv Itaptlf t church recognized by the As
sociation. Sen Ices, sabbath, 11 a.m. .1 p.m. and . p.m.
Kkv. Jacoii Uuadlky, Elder.
CAIRO BULLETIN-
SECRET OHDKHS.
TIIK .MASONS,
turn p(imvaI)KIV. No. 13. Statcil
' As-emblv at the Asylum Ma-onlc Mali, llrnt
and third Saturtlay- in eacii iiionui.
CAM") COl'Nl. II., No.SI.-KfKular tonus
,ation at Ma-onlc Hall, thj second r-rida)
I I. llW.tltll.
CAIRO CIlAl'THR No. 71.-Iteular Con-
ocntlou at .Macule Hall, on llie un
'('.....lav ..I i.fMT flHltllll.
li t I lillMIK. So. 237 F..t A. M..-K'i-''-
lar Communications at Ma-onlc Hall, the
M-COiid and rourw Jionuaysoi eucu mum.,
nil-- iirm.VK'.l.l.dWS.
ALEXANDER LODGE, '--.Meet In Odd-
Fellows' Hall, In Arter't. uuiiani?, eery
Thuivday etenltif? at s o clock.
STATE OFFICERS.
(lovernor luhn M. Palmer;
Lieutenant-Governor -lolin Dougherty ;
Secretary of State Edmund Ktlimnc! j
Auditor of state-C. K. I.lpplncott :
ui.iin 'l'r..fiitr.r.K. S. Kates .
jjupt. Public Instruction-Newton Uateman
CoNGKKSSMKN.
Senator I-yman Trumbull and John A
Representative! for the Statc-at-Largi S
II... I, .n
ilcpreentatlve Thirteenth District John
M. Creb-.
' MKMKKItS OENKKAIi ASSKMI1I.V.
SenaUiw, First District T. A. K. Holcomb
.r i',.i..n -iiul s. K'. (illi.on. of Gallatin.
Kcpre-cntathe, First Dltrlct-H. Watson
Webb.
COUNTY OFFICKKS.
OIllCUIT COUllT. !
.Iildce D. J. Itaker, of Alexander.
I'ro-ecutltiK Attorney I. F. McCartney,
of Maae.
Sherlir A. II. Irvln.
Wm. Martin Asi-e-or ami Treasurer.
COUNTY COUUT.
Jud'e F. Kro-.
Aso:latcs-J. K. McCrlte and S. Marchll
don. (Serk .laeob (5. Lynch.
Coroner John II. iosinau.
MUNICIPAL TiOVKKNMKNT.
Mayor .John M. Landcn.
Treasurer J. II. Taylor.
Comptroller K. A. Iturnett.
Clerk Michael llowley.
.Marshal Amlrew Cain.
Attorney P. II. Pope.
Pollcu Magistrates. F. Ilrow and II. Shan-
uesy .
Chlel of PolUo L. II. Myers.
bEI.IXT COL'.NCII..
Mayor John M. Lansden.
First Ward P. (I. Sclitdi.
Second Wanl-C. K. W oodward.
Third Ward .Ino. Wood.
Fourth Ward-S. Staati l av or.
City-at-Largu-W. P. Hafllday and D.
Hurd.
IlOAItl) 01" AI.DEUMKN.
Fitt Ward -James Kearden, A. U. Saf
lonl, Isaac Walder.
Second Ward-K. II. Cunningham, L. Ku
ler. ). Stanccl, .laine Swaynu.
Third War.l-Wm. Stratton, J. II. I hill
Fourth Ward Ino. II. ltoblnson, O. H.
Sease. J. II. Metcalf.
Connow-
Al-
CROW, CI IAPMAN, CROW.
THE ELECTIONS ALL KIOIIT.
LTIiEK A L-I) E M OU 1 1 A T I O MA JO P.-
ITY IN PENNSYLVANIA
30,000.
OHIO LOST TO THE ItADICALS.
LIBKHAL GAINS IN KADICAL
STKONUIIOLUS.
HENimiCKS ELECTED IN INDI
ANA JIEYOND A DOUIIT.
THE RADICALS AO A INST THE
WALI-S TIIK LIKEKALS THI
UM I'll A NT.
THE AVOUK OF A DAY.
Caiho Box and Basket Co.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
POPLAR, ASH, CYPRESS
OAK AND WALNUT
LUMBER.
Having tho solo right In this city to use the
FULTON DRY KILN,
tho best Patent Kiln extant, wo aro cenc
dally prepared to furnish at all times, on
ino suoriesi nuutu,
THOUOUGIILY SEASONED LUMHEIt
Attention is culled to our stock of
WALOTT, ASH
Ah' II
CYPRESS FLOORING
Lumber delivered to any part of tho city
Order received at the ollico of
SAFFOUD, MOIIUI8& CANDEE;
at that of tho company, corner of 84U
street nu umo ievj uui
IlETUUNS rBOM I)IITKnr.STlfAllTr) OK TIIK
hTATK II AIITKAN KT IlKTAl ED.
I'iiilaukli'IIIa, Oct. 8. Tho 11th ward
irirci Kuckalow S35 majority. DernooraU
generally concede tho Kepubllcan majori
ty will to nearly 20,000. Tho following
Hartranft insjoritieg aro reported : Firs'
ward, ',-130: 2nd ward, 117; 0th ward,
77. ; 5th ward, 313 j 10th ward, 1J7C j 15th
ward, 1,350; 10th ward, 690; 18th ward
1,813. Tbo4th ward.gtvoa lluckalow 730
mclority.
Penniylvania election, Ilradford county,
Troy borough, Hartranft 63 majority; Ke
publican gain of li over last year,
South Crock. Hartranft 71; cain of 25,
Carlonton, Hartranft 114; low of 'J. Ly
coming county, Mclntyrt, Hartranft 169;
.in of CO. Trout Hun. lluckalow . nu
jority. Chester county, l'arkers
burg borough, lluckalow 14 ma
jority. Perry county, Millerstown,
Uuckalew, C; Democratic gain 75. Hod
ford county, Bedford borough, Huckalew
37, Democratic gain 13. Ilucks countyi
Nowliolo. lluckalow 1 : Democratic
gain H. Northhampton, Bucka
lew 19. Democratic gain 50. Le
high county, Enians, Huckalew 3
Democratic gain 19. Northumberland
countv, .Mount Carmol borough, Hart
ranft 197; gain 28. Dulawaro county, Up
per Chlekoiter, Hartranft 2S; gain IS
Dauphin county, Middlotown, Buckalew
63; Democratic loss 13. Berks county,
Heading, Qrst ward, Hartranft 103 ; gain
17. Sixth ward, lluckalow 32
loss 33. Lancastor county. Uuckalow
10; Democratic gain -Jos
Northampton county, Moore township.
lluckalow 241: Democratic gain of 1
Until. lluckalow 19: uain of 21. Erio
.a 1 . 1". 1 nl
countv, Harbor ureeK, iiariranu ui
lepuhlican gain of 69 Crawford county
noebrnton. lluckalow 45; Democratic
train of 23. Westmoreland county, Penn
township. lluckalow 114; Democratic loss
nf 23. West Newton, Hartranft
2G: los of 12. Lancaster,
Columbia borougli, llartranu uo; wein
ocratic gain 2'J7. Paradise, lluckalow 31 ;
Democratic gain CO. Monroo county.
Coolbaugh, Huckalew 147; Democratic
gain 50. l'hiladelphia, 11th ward,
Huckulow 33j; Democratic loss
604. York county, Goldshoro, Hartranft
19; loss 10. Washington county, Wash-
nuton borouiih, Huckalew 2; loss 23.
Union county, Lewisburg, Hartranft 223;
oss I. Vunango county, hmlenlon,
Hartranft 28; gain 3. Luhigh county,
Hanover, Buckalew 83 ; loss 239. Carbon
rnnntv. Wetherlv. Huckalew 29; loss 9.
Columbia county, Montour, Buckalew ol,
caln 1 1. Montgomery county, lowamen
cln. Hartranft 125; loss 10. Bradford
county, Monroo borough, Hartranft 63;
chIh 1G. Monroo township, Hartranft
108; gain 35. Alliens oorougu,
TUrfrnnft 12: loss U0. Athens
ninhln. Huckalew 159; gain lui.
Towada, Hartninft 125; loss 124. Ful
ton countv McConr.ollsburg and 2 town
.Mm. Huckalew 100 majority. Bucks
countv. Morrisvllle, Hartraniv j; loss j
- . . f. if .. r.
Chester county, Kenott quaro, uurirumv
. f tir,.i.int-.i
02; loss Ul. Specials irom mi.uigiuu
claim tho oloctlon of Hartranft by 20,000
lMTTslimifl. l'B.. WCV. o. nuiuoun "-
. i . l A llnntir.mt nnnnlv nf fl.471
& maioruv in nuu"j .-.... -i---
increase ovor tho voto of 1B71 of l,(io,
Thn returns aro not all in yot. fho Ko-
nubllcans claim that tho Anal voto will bo
Delaware county is cstl-
mated nt 1,800; Hopubllcan gain of 193.
Lancaster county, Washington, Huckalew
07; gain of 27. Northampton county,
Hollertown, Buckalow 47. Bethlehem,
third ward, Huckulow 102; gain of 84.
Chester county, Downlngtown, Buckalow
4; loss of 1. Cain township, Hartranft
119; gain of 6. Lancastor county, Colum
bia, Buckalow 207; gain of 220. Bradford
county, Athens township, now itatod
Buckalow 191 ; gain 139. Standlngitono,
Buckftlsw 25; loss 62 Sbesequln, Hart
ranft, 170; gain 97. Monroo, Hartranit
am. ...in na. Wnrren county, Pleas
ivi; liiiii "
anton, Buckalow 61 ; gain 18
Umy lluckalow 44. Lohlgli county,
lontown 2nd, 3d and 6th wards, Hartranft
228- gain 210. Cumberland county,
Carllslo, Huckalew 303; gain 3Bi.
Bucks county, Nowton oorougu,
Hartranft 6 lo' l- xhowioh
township, Hantranft 33; losn (
Lancaster county, East Uoregai, uari
rnnft 73 ; gain of 01. Mount Joy, Hart
ranft 129; loss of 10. Berks county,
Heading. 4tli ward, Hartranft 103 ; gam of
28. Sixth ward, HuckHlow j.j loss oi
Warder Crook, Bnckalcw20; gain of 10.
Hlchtnond, Huckalew 338; gain of 96.
Lehigh county, Macungle township, Buck
lew 163; gain of 5.
I'll U.ADKM-HIA, Oct. 8. Cth ward uucit
alow 301 majority. Chester county, West
chester, Hartranft 013; loss 14. Lancas
ter City, cigh wards, Buckalow MS. hn
tiro nino wards gavo 2,010 majority in
1871. Philadelphia, 13th ward, Hcrt-
ranft 6C8. 17th ward, Huckalew b82.
Chester county, estimated 2,600 Hartranft
majority ; loss of 300. Tioga county, nine
townships give Hartranft 0,032 majority;
train 290.
PmMiuno, Pa., Oct. 8. Alpivllle, fa.,
South Versalles township, three precincts,
Buckalow CO, Hartranft 01. Sail-bury,
Iluekalew 72. Hartranit 02. Penn town
ship, Westmoreland county, Buckalew's
mHjoritv 117. Mt. Fleamit uorougn,
Hartranft's majority 3C. Lochranlon,
Crawford county, Buckalew's majority 45,
Harbor Creek, Hartranft's majority 121
Four wards, Johnstown, give Hartranit
307 majoritv, gain 59. hmlenton, Hart
ranft's majority 27. Stonesboro, Hart
ranft's majority 5. Emans, Dem
ocratic majority 23; gain .
Coin, Hartranft 105, Buckalew 30.
Newhopo borough.Hartranft's majority 10.
Paradiso township, Buckalew 31 major
ity. Columbia borough, Hepublican ma
jority of 200. Sharpsburg, Hartranft
21 1, Huckalew 213. rieasantviuo, Hari-
rnft 189, Buckalow 114. Shavorn, Hue-
novista district, Hartranft 100, Huckalew
43; Hepublican gain of 22. First ward,
Hartranft 215, Buckalew 74; Hepublican
gain of 33. Second ward, Hartranft 132,
Buckalow 43; Hepublican gain of lo.
Fifth ward, Hartranft, 124, Buckalew,
75; Hepublican gain of 7. Washingtan
borough, Buckalew's majority 2. Wheat
land, Hartranft's majority 95 ; total voto
polled 293,JSbamburyy Hartranft's ma
jority 67. Somerset borough and town
ship, Hartranft 311 majority; gain 92.
Elizabeth, Hartranft, in borough, 101.
Elizabeth township, Hartranit majority
42. 3d precinct, majority 68. facwick
borough, Hartranft 181, Buckalew 80.
Hepublican gain 04 in Cth oloctlon district,
Erie county. Harbor Creek borough, He
publican majority 101. Fort West,
Newton county, Hepublican ma
jority 20. Wostmoroland county
Penn township, Democratic majority 11 1
McKecsport, Hartranft's majority 159.
Franklin, Hartranft's majority 33, James
town, Hartranft's majority 29. Butler,
districts hoard from give Buckalow
maioritv; Hepublican g'ain 32. Tidoouts
borouch. Hartranft 13 majority. Allen
32 In OillCity and district. Hartranft 31
Buckalew 13C. Pulaska township, Hart
ranit s majority 157. Hocbo-ter borough,
Hartranft's majority CI. Freedomboro,
Hartranft's majority 7. Baber borough,
Hartranft's majority 33. New Castle,
2nd ward, Hartranft's majority 25C,
Perrv. Hartranft's majority 44. Erio
county, atcriord borough, Hepublican
majority 182. Irwin's, Hartranft 149,
Buckalow 74. East Deer township, Hart
ranft's majority 92. Craw lord county,
Meadvillu, city Democratic majority 60 ;
gain 215. Conncautvillu, Buckalow 25
Township 23, Now Haven, Hartranst's
maioritv 27. Venango country, Utica
borough, Hartrunft 20, Buck
alew 24. Olc City, First die
an I
o.i ,
county
Xenia
Wiley
Huron
district, llartraust 410, Buckalow 385
French Creek, Hartranft 71, Huckalew
110. Cannol township, Hartranft 116,
Buckalew 93. Petroleum Centre, Hart
ranft's majority 4. Eron VbIIoj-, Hart
ranft's majority 101. Crawford county.
Genovu borough, Hartranft !! majority
Hockdale, Hartranft's majority 70. Corry
City, Hartranft 583, Buckalow 43
Meadville, Huckulow CO majority. Albl
ons, Conncant and Albions. Hartranft 140
majority. Grand borough, Buckalew 09,
Hartranft GS. Cambria township, Bucka
low 49 majority. Union City borough
iluckalow 10 majority. Union township
Hartranft's majority 64. Armstrong
county, Uonoy township, Hartranft 205,
Buckalow, 237. Allen, Hepublican, 252,
Hartley, Democrat, 222. Fairview bor
ough, Hartrona 378, Buckalow 1G0,
Brady'r Bend, Hartranft 143. Buckalow
49. Titusvllle, Bucknlows majority 53
Democratic gain 151. Hallldaysbury and
Gaysport, Buckalow's majority 28. Pun
borouuh, Hartranft's majority 10
Beavor county, Industry bor.
ough, Hartranft's majority 11.
I.AItOK DEMOCRATIC OA1.NH I.V OHIO,
Coi.UMiiue, O., Oct. 8. Warren City
gives Wlkoll', Hepublican candidato for
secretary of state, 691 ; Wiley, Democratic
candidate, 209; Hepublican gain of
votes over 1870. Heturns from 20 town
ships, In various counties of tho state
show a net Hepublican gain ovor tho voto
for socrotary of stato In 1870, of 548 votes.
Two townships show a Democratic gain of
20 votos.
Zanebvillk, O., Oct.,8. Six wards and
6 townships, Muskingum county gives a
Democratic gain of 62.
Cincinnati, O., Oct., 8. Election
passed off qulotly, poaco was admirably
maintained. Very largo vote polled in
city. Great Intorest wm manifested In the
Ass
result to-night. Immonso concourse
in tho strcot awaiting dispatches. Thrto
county proclncts show a Democratic and
Llboral gain for tho secretary of stato of
ovor 1070 of 116.
CoLUMnua, Ohio, Oct. 8. Returns from
townships. Ashtabula county, gives
WikolT 1,618 votes, Wiloy 400; He
publican gain 412 ovor voto for secretary
of stato in 1870. 4 townships of Belmont
county glvos Wikoff 1,071, Wiloy
Democratic gain 3J. Green
3 townships Including
Jelly give WikolT 1,998,
850; Democratic gain 38.
county, fivo townihlps give
Wikoff 07, Wiloy 457; Hepublican gain
of 110. Lako county, three townships
givo Wikoff 1,009, Wiloy 479; Hepubli
can gain of 45. Licking county, uvo
townships givo Wikoff 74o, WMIey (13;
Hepublican gain ol 84. Jlus
kingum county, llvo townships
givo Wikoff C03, Wiley 62.! i
Hepublican gain 103. Portago county, 2
townships, Wikoff 215, Wiley 125, Re
publican gain 30. Richland county, 3
townships, Wikoff 690, Wiley 698, Re
publican gain 14, Summit county, 3
townships, Wikoff 602, Wiley 312, Re
publican gain 108. Union county, 2 town
ships, Wikoff 311, Wiley 205, Hepublican
gain 40.
Columbus, Oct. 8. Springfield town
ship, Williams county, 73 majority for
Sherwood, Republican, for congress, sixty
flvo Republican gain. U.irtlow township,
Henry county, Wikoff 12, Wiley 20,
Democratic majority 8. St. Joseph
township, Williams county, Hurd
198. Sherwood 101 ; 37 Democratic
majority. Portago township, Ottawa
countv. 21 majority for Hurd. Erie
township, 13 majority for Hurd. Salem
township, 180 majority for Hurd. Napo
loon township, Henry county, Wikoff
77, Wiloy, 411. Harrison township,
Henrv countv, Wikoff 135, Wiley 103.
Joseph township, Williams
county, Wtkotl 104, Wiley iuu.
Springfiold township, Williams county,
gives Shorwood mijonty of 83. German
township, Fulton county, Hurd i majority;
Republican gain of 40. SpringUold
township, Lucas county, Sherwood, He
publican, tor congress, 16 majority; Dem
ocratic gain 48. Sylvanus township, Lu
cas county, Sherwood's majority 144; He
publican gain 77. Richfield township,
Lucas county, Sherwood 6G majority;
Hepublican gain 13.
OxrORD, Ohio, Oct. 8. Oxford town-
bip, Butler county 398 for Smith, Re
publican, 300 for Sohn ; Democratic gain
0.
Cincinnati, Oct, 8. 'Gazotto' special
shows 130 Democratic gain in Crawford
countv. Three townsnips, bunion couni f
gives Republican gain of 47. One township
Fayette county, gain 11. litnwaru
cinnati, gives Banning, Liberal, 23 major
itv; Republican loss, compared with tho
urine olection, 203. Serious Hepublican
losses reported in tho 15th ward. Tho
largo German voto appoars to have been
cast for Talt, Republican, for snort term
in tho First district.
Cincinnati, O., Oct., S. Unofficial re
ports coming in from tno city, snow
steady Democratic gains. 200 gain re
ported in tho 19th ward. Indications aro
that Banning, Licoral, is elected in tho
Second district. County has probably
gono largoly Democratic on most of tho
candidates. Washington township, War
ren county, Republican gain over 1870,
67.
TIIKNKW'tJ VRO.M INDIANA.
iNDiANoroLis, Oct. 8. Tho olection ro-
lurns so far very meagro. Tickot very
long and returns received only from small
precincts. Voto very close. Will bo into
beforo correct estimato can bo maue.
St. Jooph county, ono proainct,Hrown s,
Republican, majority 207; Hepublican
gain on voto of 1870 of 103. White river
township, Randolph county, Brown 395
majority, gain 101. Now Htven, Alien
county, Hondrick's majority 110, Dotno-
cratingain21, Guilford township, Urown's
majority 450, gain 42
South Bend, Indlania 8. City and
township givo Brown, Hopublican, for
govornor 200 majority, boing a gain of
23 ovsr 1808.
Indianapolis., Oct. 8. Hoturns con.
tinuo to como in slow. About thirty
towns and townships heard from givo Re
publican gains on voto of 1870, 800 hun
dred. Randolph county, Brown's majority
stiiuated at 1,800; gain of 600. Howard
township, Howard county, Democratic
gain 39. Richmond City, Indlania, Dem
ocratic gain 133. Concord township,
Elkhart county, Republican gain 127.
Cambridge City, Hepublican gain 18.
NKMU8KA KLKC'TION.
Omaha, Neil, Oct., 8 Eloction passed
off quietly. Full voto polled and Repub
lican stato and congressional tickot olectcd
by about 6,000 majority. This, Dougless
county, which may bo considered a Lib
oral stronghold, gives an aver
age Republican majority of about 100.
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KUIV A. 11UCK. - - - President.
U. KNOUELSDOHFF, - - - (Secretary.
ORB.
yrtAS. Hkitz, Hknhy VTeiieu,
A. O. Kwino, A. Mimjii,
'JIIA8. WKNTHE, CllAK. VKROtlA,
Francis Lai'KNKR, Uuax. uaeolinu,
U. Hirscii, M. Reinuarut,
John Feldkami'.
The tl orKnlted wul fecuret company in
the northwet. I lie oniy comymj m.,..,. Kun.-
autec. a ch surr-nurr Tame.
CARL L. TUOMAS, Gen. Ao't,
2M1t for'ilroHnrt vicinity
S.XiT COMPAITIES.
OM CAIRO TO
Cincinnati, i.. llaoa(Kitl., Toledo,
Dctri.lt, Clctrlnnd, Niagara Kallt,
Ilutlitln, I'ltt.Muit, W.hlnitt.n.
Haltlmore. I'hllalrlphin, New York,
notion and all points -t.
Jlllirnliklr, Jini-llle, Madlaon,
. I,R(;rcii.-f , Bt. Paul and all points north.
I 1 hia la al.-o the only itlrect rnule to
I Doc.itiir, Illoomlnton, NpnnftrlJ,
I IVnrla, Qulncy, Keokuk,
tiuriii)Ki4,n, ncK iRi-inu, rnv,
Mrndota, IHiod, Frecport,
UAlen.i, Dul.U'inr, Mom cltjr,
Omaha and all point northwest.
F.legant Drawing Room Sleeping CV
I Un all Mght Trains.
lisftinae Checked m all Important point .
Knr ticket, and inforinatmn, apply to I. C. Il.lt
If put t mro; on hoard tne tranut atoamer he
tweeii Colnmlii'4 and Cairo, and at tne principk
rnllroa I ticket ntfica tlirounhout tho aouth.
W. 1'. JOIINMiN. Oen'li'am. Ag't, Chicatn.
A. MltciitLt., Gen'l Hitp't. Chicago.
J. JOHNSON, Ag't. Cairo.
70 Ohio Lkvkk,
Oairo. Iu.inois.
W. . M
Notary Public.
No. Pub. and tt. H. Com
FIRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
' 4 rrr ltXTT III.1!.
IKSITBA1TCB.
-ETNA, IIARTFOHK,
As-et. ."J.5M 97
NORTH AMERICA. PA
Assets l2.783.OCfl 00
HAKTFOIID, CONN.,
Assets J.54 4,210 72
PHCENIX. HARTFORD,
AsU I1.761.H8 66
INTERNATIONAL, N. Y.,
AeU 51,353.803 17
PUTNAM. UAHTFORU.
AMets ITW.MT
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Assets - !I5'C H
HOJIE.COLUMI1US,
Asset. ,&':78 13
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO.,
Asuets J&00.WO U
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE.
Assets 130,CH,0 00
TRAVELERS', HARTFORD. LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
Asset 5,600 0L) 00
RAILWAY PA8SENOEHS A-8URANCE
CO.. HARTFORD,
yueti 1500,000 00
INDEPENDENT, I108TON,
A -eU 1030,802 00
SAFFOUD, MOltlUS & CANDEE,
71 Ohio levee,
City National IlanW. CURO. ILL.
JOHN 11. 1MILLIS & SON,
.Succo-mie to John It. I htHn.l
GENERAL COMMISSION
AMI
FO R XV A HI) I N 0 U E HCII A N TS
AMD
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT
Elour, Meal, Bran, &c,
Cor. TENTH-ST. and OHIO LEVE
CAIRO. ILLS.
MILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.,
AGENTS for FAIHHANK'S SCALES
Ohio Levee. CAIHO. ILLINOIS.
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
(Successors to E. I). Ikndricits A Co.)
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN R. R.
On and aftor Momlay, April 24th, 1972
trains will run as follows:
northern division.
laAtNS nntNn soutucait.
Mail. Express.
Leayp Vlnlnln -6.4U a. m 1:3.5 p.m.
' Hprlntifleld U:0 3:00
.' Tavlorvllle 10 6 " . 1 "
Arnutl'nH. 11.40 " 6.17 "
TIIAt4 OOIN'1 NOaTllWHT.
Express. Mali.
I.cuvn Pans I. n. m, 3..V, a. m
" Tattntfille 4 4't " 4 "
Arrive at Jprrtifield...c..l5 " 0.() "
Leate Upnnitlpld.. '. " 10 "
Arnveal VliKinta S.5 " 8.15 "
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
TBAtNn aoiQ foniiini,
I.-ftve Edgwnod 3.30 a.m.- 10.10 n, m
" Flora 8 " .11.10 "
Arrive at Shaniiret'n .3 " 5 15
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Liberal Advancements mado tf
upon ConslttnmentH.
WHARF-HOAT PROPHIETOHS
Are prepared to rccetvo, store and torward
freiKlita lo alt pointa anil Imy and
sell on comtnissiuu,
farilusinei3 ai tended to prnmptlr.
WOOD KITTEN HOUSE & BRO.,
FLOUR
General Coiniiii.-sioii JlerclmuU
BOOT AMI HllUK NTUHE.
HARDY & GREENWOLD.
103 Commercial Avo., n-jar Atheneura.
CAIRO, ILLS.
Keep on hand a good wnorlment of
LADIES' GAITERS AND SHOES
GENTS' HOOTS AND SHOES.
And Miesos' and Children's Gaiters and
Shoes.
Also, Slippers of all Kinds,
Which they soli at the
VERY LOWEST FIGURES.
Call and Examine.
133 OHIO LEVEK.
IIEN11Y II. MEYER,
BXOBLSIOB
DECORATIVE, SION and OUNAMKNTA L
PAINTBB,
GRAINING AND MARBLING
ol ovcry Description.
DECORATING AND GILDING
In every stylo, plain and ornamental.
Particular attention paid to Glass Glldlnu
Orders solicited for scenery, 1'rcscoo and
Uanncr l'alntlns.
FANCY GLASS 8HOW GAUDS
Ollt, plain and ornamental. All work !:
trusted to my care will bo promptly at
teudod to. Shop In Terry HoUso, corner ol
Commercial avenue and Eighth street.
sepUtf.
X. M. WILLIAMS,
Lato of Vioksburg, Mias.
JAS. kinslev,
Late ol Cin'tl, J
QO TO
W. W. THORNTON'S,
BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT
13 TENTH HTKEfcT,
yoR
Iluara, Nnuli, UlludM. SluuMlutia,
Eie(Jutlcr,(oud ttlndowand Iloor
rriae, t'loortair, Ili,
NhlUKleH, UlnsrU Nuiili, UlnccU Hide
LlKlita, (limed TrnimouiM,
Nnah WelKlitN, Nnah 1'uUIoh nud Oorda
Blind rtwlcBluK, HooHnsr
rlt. ItoollDK Vetutstt, FUMterluv
Pnper, C'arict Veil, Walt
UkmI, lJaiMd Oil, AmerlcHB Window
QIsmm, KHRllnb nadrreBoss
Plate Ulswa, rutty, a!iulera I'osaU
Hewer Plprti i'ateut CaliuHey(
W. M. WILLIAMS k CO.,
Sl'ECIAI.HAU.HOAI), StEAMHOAT AND
OENEHAL AGENTS,
KOHWAUDINO AND COMJI1SSION
MEECHAHTS;
65, OHIO LEVEE,
CAIHO, , ILLS.
7-it r.
C. CLOSE,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AMU
IDIEJ.A.IEIIR. XjHH
Cement, Flasteh Fauis,
PLASTERER'S HAIR,
NO. "1 OHIO LKVKK, UNDE1I CITV NATION
AL HANK.
jSTFor tho ptimofo of J;ji"dli P a
witolcfalo trtidu In Cairo, I will cell to deal
era and contraotorn In Iota of M barrela unit
upward, at manufacturlm: pricen, adding
Irt'lKht. t ,
Cairo. Aiuruat U, loil.
Kit..
Site.,
Kle.
40BNTS (or Bock Blp"n9om,0,
hand.
STRATTON & BIRD,
(auccesoors to Stratton, lludnon Clark,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
57 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois
at iMi:i.i..i.M:oi'N.
l'ARKER & BLAKE,
DIAUBSIN
WALL TAPER. PAINTS,
Petty, neuslne, Vsusollae,
WINDO'W a-LABS.
WINDOW SHADES,
And the celebrated illuminating
AURORA OIL.
KEHCIAL AV.,
Caiko,
6tf
Ilinois.
LIME I CEMENT!
JAMESROSS,
puna m
OA VE GIRARDEAU AND ILLIAO.
LIME!
Commeroial-av., Foot of Eloventh-el.
Dest quality of Lirno and Cement al
ways on band, and for salo at the
very lowest figures for cash.
IDLE WILD
Comer
MILLS
anti ii
Twentyccond .trcot
Ltivcu,
QTTI'KKIIIK hl'HAM IIHI Kit I IIK
MEAL
price, aio a goou article oi
OOW FEED
vrv iiiPin. i .s v sm nmm i-w mw iiai.i.iiisi
UllOTUKKS, or apply at the uliJ.
10-4Mltr,
