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Ml nlfo OFFICE, BTTXiXjETUST BTTir.lDIIETGr', COB. 12TH STEEET A.2ST3D "WSI3:i3Sra-T03Sr AVEXfTTTE. JOHN H. OBERLY, PROPRIETOR. CAIRO. ILLINOIS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1872 BULLETIN BUILDING WASHINGTON-AV. OUIl OHUllOUKS. PitESIlYTEIUAN-Elglith Street. Treadling, Sabbath nt 10) u.ni. anil 7 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7J p. m. Sabbath School, .1p.m. J. M. Lansdcn, Su perintendent. Rev. II. Tiiaykk, Pastor METHODIST. Cor. Eighth anil Walnut SU Preaching, Sabbath at 10) a.m., anil 7 p. m Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Salibath School. 3. p.m. 1.. W. Stlllwell, Superintendent. Kkv. V. L. Thompson, Pastor. CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER (Eplsco pal.) Morning prayers. Sabbath 10) a.m. Evening prayer, 7) p.m. Sabbath School, 0 a.m. lticv. E. Coan, Hector. BT. PATRICK'S CHURCH-Nlntu St. and Washington Avenue. Public scrvlee, Sabbath 8:10 and 10) a.m. Vesper, 7 p.m. Sabbath School, 2 p.m. Sen Ice every day, a.m. REV. 1'. J. O'llALLOHAM, Priest. OEItMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH-iath treet between Washington Avenue and Walnut street. , , Preaching Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock p. in. II. C. Thlck-cke, Superintendent. REV. ltoll'T. llEl.MO, Pastor. YOUNU .MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA TION. Kegular meeting second Monday each month at their room over Rockwell & Co' book tore, Commercial avenue. Weekly Pruyer meeting, Friday, 7) p.m. at the room. I.. W. Stii.lwem.. President. KK1CAN METHODIST. Fourteenth, be ween Walnut and Cedar, cnlcc. Sabbath. 11 a.m. bbath School. 1) p.m. .am meet at 3 p.m. iCCONI) FREE WILL IIAPTIST" Fif teenth Street., between Walnut and Cedar. Service Sabbath. 1) and 3 p. in. Hkv. N. kickh, Pastor. FHEE WII.I. HAPTIST HOME MISSION SAK1IATH SCHOOL. Corner Walnut and Cedar Street. Sabbath School, It a.m. .. FIRST FHEE WILL HAPTIST CHURCH -Curry' liarrack. Service, Sabbath 11 a.m., 3 p.m. A 7) p. in. Hkv. Wm. Kkllkv, PaMor. FHIST MISSIONAHV IJA1TIST CHUHCH. -Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth St. Preaching Sabbath, 10) a,m. and 7) p.m. J'ruycr meeting. v cdneMlay evening. Preaching, Friday evening. Sabbath school, 1) p.m. .lohn anllaxter aud Mary Stephen. Superintendent. Hkv. T. J. SmutE, Pastor. SECOND HAPTIST CHL'HCH-Fourtcenth Street, between Cedar and Walnut. The only ltaptist church recognized by the As sociation. Service", Sabbath, 11 a.m. 3 p.m. aud p.m. Hkv. Jacou IIiudlky. Elder. SECRET OltDEItS. THE MASONS. AIHO 'COMMANDEHY, No. 13.-Stated Assembly at the Asylum Masonic Hall, nrt and third Saturday in each month. CAIHO COUNCIL, No. 24.-Hegular Convo cation at Maonlc Hall, the econd triday In each month. CAIHO CHAPTER No. 71.-Hcgul Con vocation at Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesday ol every month, CAIHO LODGE, So. 237 F.& A. M.-Regu-lar Communication at Maonlc Hall, the lecond and fourth Monday of each month. THE ODD-FELLOWS. ALEXANDER LODGE, '.Mr Meet In Odd Fellow' Hall, In Arter' building, every Thunday evening at 8 o'clock. STATE OFFICERS. Governor John 31. Palmer ; Lletitcuant-Uov enior .lohn Dougherty ; Secretary of State Edmund Hummel ; Auditor or State C. E. Llpplncott: State Treasurer E. N. Hate ; Supt. Public Intruction-Ne wton Hateman congressmen. Senator Lyman Trumbull and John A. Loiran. . , ,. Representatives for the Statc-at-Large S. L. Hevcridgc. Repreaentativc Thirteenth District John M. Creb. MEM1IERS GENERAL ASSEMULY. Senator, Flrt District T. A. E. Holcomb, f Union, and S. K. Gibson, of UaUatln. Kepretentathc, First Dltrict H. WaUon Webb. COUNTY OFFICERS. CIRCUIT COURT. Judge D. J. llakcr, or Alexander. Prosecuting Attorney J. F. McCartney, of Massac. Sherlir A. H. Irvin. Wm. Martin Assessor and Treasurer. cou.vrv court. Judge F. llros. Associate J. E. McCritc and S. Marcbil don. Clerk Jacob G. Lynch. Coroner John II. Gossman. MUNICIPAL "GOVERNMENT. . Mayor John M. L:in-dcu. Treasurer J. II. 'laylor. Comptroller E. A. tiurnctt. Clerk Michael llowley. Jlarshal Andrew Cain. Attorney P. II. Pope. Police Magistrate F. llros and D. Sl.an-nes-y. Chlel of Police L. It. Mycr. HKl.KCT COUNCIL. Mayor .lohn M. Lansdcn. First Ward-P. (I. Schuh. Second Ward C. H. Woodward. Thin! Ward .Ino. Wood. Fourth Ward S. Staat Taylor. Clty-itt-Largc W. P. Hulliday and D. Hurif. BOARD OK ALDERMEN. First Ward -Jame Rcarden, A. H. Saf lord, Isaac Waldcr. Second Ward H. II. Cunningham, h, liu der, . Stancel, James Swayne. Third Ward Wm. Stratum, J. II. Phllils. Fourth Ward .Ino. II. Robinson, G. II. Scase. J. II. Metcalf. Cairo Box and Basket Co., Manufacturers of and Dealers In POPLAR, ASH, CYPRESS OAK AND WALNUT LTJMBBR. Having tno nolo right In thin city to uio the FULTON DRY KILN, tho best Patent Kiln extant, we oro espe cially nrenared to furnish at all time, on the shortest notice, THOROUGHLY SEASONED LUMBER. Attention la called to our stock of W-AXjISTCTT, ash ANP CYPRESS FLOORING Lumber delivered to anv part of the city Order received at the omco of 8 AFFORD, MORRIS A CASDEE, at that of the ceapuy, tenter of Utb inn ua vat nim CAIRO BULLETIN. WHAT A DEMOCRAT THINKS OF SIOREY. A short timo ago, J. W. Browne, Esq., of Karlvllle, was speaking in Aurora, when ho was Interrupted by a riucstlon as to the Louitvillo convention. Ho replied in the following terms, which will bo generally acknowledged to bo appropri ate : "I am asked what I have to say about tho Louitvillo convention. Tho Louis villo convention is tho home guard of Grant. Tho delegates are tho dogs which eat the crumb which fall from their master's la ble. lllanton Duncan it an unconsciona ble ass and demented dainphool. Wilbur F. Storey, tho scavenger of this conven tion, which really sat nt Washington, and fraudulently toot to itself a local habita tion and a name at Lo'iisville, I know him well. I know him from tho first egg ho tucked in Detroit, until he became a rotten egg In Chi cago. Ha Is the vomit and spew of a dirty dog from a dirty kennel. Morally debauched from head to fool rotten from belly to back bone, his passage through lifo leavet tho trail of the serpent upon everything he touches. Instinctively a liar troin his mother's womb, ho has so improved upon his natural endowment as to bo justly re garded ns the lather ol all lying. Ut terly debauched morally, and addled In brain by lecherous and immoral practices, until he cannot distinguish between right and wrong, doconcy and indecency, he flills the 'Times' with sensational lie, man ufactured to order in the 'Times' office daily, with half concealed and opn dis gusting lewdness, written by tho dirty pimps, spies and slobberheads employed byhlrn, until the 'Times' hs become a stench In tho nostril of all decent men. The Chicago Times ' is the head and tail of dirty journalism in Chicago. Banish it from your family and place of business. It every touch is moral contamination. Take tho ' Tribune ' and you will have an independent, out-spoken, moral journal. In this wy you will likely mmmence a true reform. In no other way can you moro effectually inaugurate a purer re form In privato and public affairs. I have already wasted too much time upon this Wilbur F. Storey." IX TI1K OOLDKN AQK or 01RLHOOD Preserve the beauty of the teeth with Sozodont, and then, when tho bair is sil vered and the eyes dimmed with years, the mouth will still reveal two clittering rows of unsullied ivory. 10-6d&-lw. MlNlCLLASKOl'lt. Our Homo Advertisors. WILLIAM HARRELL, Successor to B.S. HarreU. DIALla IN FURNITURE, BEDDING i.VD GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Thornton's Block 10th street bet Commer cial and Washington Avenue. CAIRO, ILLINOIS. 9-d&wtf. WACk.. MANUFACTORY. 7itiB For Sale at Wholesale o Retail CORNER 320-8TRIKT AND OHIO LIVE Cairo, Illinois. niTiiti P. OaVDLK DANIEL LAMPERT, FASHIONABLE BARBER FOR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN, Eighth St., Bt. Com. & Wash., CAIRO, ILLINOIS. Has just opened a new and stylish estab lishment, fully up to the times, and invites old customer and new, ladle, children and all, to favor him with their patronage. J3TAII work done In the Latest Style. LIME 1 CEMENT ! JAMES ROSS, OIL I CAPE GIRARDEAU AND ILLIXsU. LIME! Commeroial-av., Foot of Eleventh-st. Bolt quality of Li mo and Cement al ways on band, and for salo at tho very lcvest fl euros for cash. mncn istius best macotivei THE "LIGHT RUNNING" v "DOMESTIC" Ftp ' 1 j-AaiirerstMs (nsitloa, aal prtssati a ra cer! of ineeiil asparallelei la ths history of the invention, AftBtswaatsd i Ttrjnhir. lAddisii . " POMK1TIO" 8. M. Co. New York. PARKER & BLAKE, CtiLItSII WALL PAPER, PAINTS, Pottr, Benalne, Uaaollsse, "WI3Sr3DO"W 3-IiABS. WINDOW SHADES, And the caUhraUd illumlnatloa AURORA OIL. BBOlkfl' DCILDINA, CCS llTH-IT. A COM XIItOIAL AV., Caiko, ... - Iimoii. tf HALLIDAY BROTHERS, GENERAL AGENTS FORWARDING and COMMISSION KER4JIIAMTSJ. DEALERS IN FLOUR ; And Axot o( HIO atVIR AMI KANAWHA SALT co3wtA.asriEa, 70 Ohio Levee, Caiko. Ilunoib. JOHN B. PI1LLIS ii SOiN, l8uccor to John B. Phllh,) GENERAL COMMISSION AID FORWARDING MERCHANTS AMD DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT Flour, Meal, Bran, &c, Cob. TENTn-ST. aw OHIO LEVE CAIRO, ILLS. WOOD KITTEN HOUSE A; BRO., FLOUR General Commission Merchants 133 OHIO LEVEE, MILLER & PARKER, GENERAL COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AVD DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN Oats, Hay, etc., AGENTS on FAIRBANKS SCALES Ohio Levee, CAIRO. ILLINOIS. J. M. PHILLIPS & CO., (Huccor to E. B. Heudric A Co.) Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, D WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS. Liberal Adrancemeois made f upon CuDtlicomeoU. JCr Are prpard to receiTit, store and forwsrd freiKht to all point and buy sad sell on commlioD, vnuln iince'l to iimmptlr. STRATTON & BIRD, (Buccessor toBtratlon, Hudson Clark,) WHOLESALE GROCERS 1KD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 57 Ohio Levee. Cairo, Illinois Z. P. MATI1U88.. X. O .UllL MATUUSS & UHL, AMD UEIf EKA1. Commissi on Merc h ants DEALERS tti I AY AND WESTERN PRODUCE NO. M I.KVKK. 0. CLOSE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT ADO Obiiiht, Plastur Pams, AID PLASTERER'S HAIR, NO. 71 OHIO LXVSI, UNDER CITY NATION AL BANK. ' ISrFor the purpote of buiidjnt up a wtoletale trade In Cairo, I will sell to deal era and contractors In loU of B0 barrels and upward, at masufacturiBg prlots, adding CaWAlsTOrtliUm Our Homo Advertisors. ENTERPRISE SAVINGS CharUiel March 11, iui. omae or CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO OFFICERS : A. B. S AFFORD. President; 8. 8. TAYLOR, Vice-President; II. HYSLOl', SccrcUry and Treasurer. BiatcToasi P. M. BiaetAT, Cnus. OiltiiHt, r. H. Hrocaritra, Pcl 0. HcHra, R. II. CcailROMAB, U. P. IUlLIDIT, J. M. Pamir. Dcpoalta at mar Asssasssst lvet!f ros Tess Ccata I'pwarda. JNTKHE8T ptid oo deposit at the rsi ol su percent. pr annum, March Island Srptrov r tt. Interet not withdrawn I Milrd inirn dllly toll principal of the fleposlU, thtrebi K'tiag them compound lntret MAHRian won an and children mat DEPOSIT MONET O THAT 0 0a IUI UA DEAW IT. Open eTerr butlne dT from a.m. to 3 p.m.. and HatunlaT CTening tor HA VINO DEHOHITb onlj, from u s o'clock. auotl W. HT9LOP. Treaaurer. Our Homo Advertisors. THE CITY NATIONAL 33 A.X-TTC. CAIKO, ILLINOIS CAPITAL, - - 1100,000 W. P. IlALLIDAT, President; HENRT L. HALLIDAY, Vice-PreldDt A. H.HAPPOKD, Caahleri WALTER, UTSLOP, Asltant Cashier. siatctoaai Htiat Tatlob, RouaT H. CrxxixaiAw HT L. IUllibat, W. p. Hallidat, 00. It. Wilumo, Brtrnta Hi A. B. BArroas, Ex r Isaac e, Colss ssaxl Csslld HlalM Bossdsi Bstssajlit ! Hold. EPOSITa recelTed, and a ceneral banklnv Snalnep nnn. FIRST NATIONAL BANK or CAIBO. DANIEL HURD, preldent I ROHEKT. AIL i i i ij.PreUsnt C.N.UU0HE8. Cuhler. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. EXCHANGE, coin, tank note and Umlrl State securltie bought and old. Interl Allow! oss Time DrSMMlta. BANK STATKME.NTN. .. .. THIRTY-NINTH report of the condition o the Firtt N'atioiul Hank of Cairo, Illinois, at the cloic of builneil October 'id, tti. RESOURCES. Loan and discounts I C0.21I St Overdrafts l.usl 5 U. S. Hands to secure circulation 1W.6.VI a? U. s. bonds and securities on hnd 3,100 03 Other stocks, bonds and rnort rices 10.100 00 Due from redeeming and re serve agents 20,174 60 Due from other national banks... C,?t 19 Due from banks and bankers... J.Oi bo Real estate 49.M1 7 Furniture amd fUturcs 3, S3.) l'J Current expenses 3,010 H) Cash Items, Including revenue sumps 80 SO Tae paid ibl i9 Cash on hand in coin 1,670 07 Currency 3.1,111 ii 3.1,987 4J LIARILITIES. Cap tal stock Exchange, interest, profit and loss... Circulation outstanding Individual deposits 31,131 70 ..1100,000 0 .. fi,0"3 40 ,. (XI (KJ IX) .. 104,1:6 30 301.131 70 State of Illinois, Alexander county, si I, lianicl Ilurd, president oi tne nrsi national Rink nf talro. do tolemlv swear that the above state meat is true to the best of ii.y knowledge and belief. i. uuni', rresiueni. Subscribed and swom to before me this tenth day of October, 172 , has. 1-US.MrnjMA.M, iotiry t-uoiic. Correct Attest. H MEYER. "I IIO If I . W. MILLER, Y Directors. D. HURD, j REPORT of the condition of the City National llank of I airo. at Cairo in the stale of Illinois at close of business October .'Id, 17. RESOURCES. Lans and discounts j:."47 i2 Overdrafts 3,10 11 U s, bonds to secure circula tion lOO.tmo 0O U. S. bond on hand tU,090 00 Other stocks, bonds and ort gages J,wj , J Due from redeeming and re serve agents um oi I ue from national banks 31.137 29 Due from stale banks and bank ers 21.103 04 U7,30o 81 lUnklne hous . 00 Other real estate 10,000 00 35.000 00 Curr-.nt expenses 2,976 S3 Tates paid Hi 00 ash items. Including stamps.. 4,677 78 tills ol national Dani.s ,iou uu Fractional cuneucy, Including nickels : 2.3.T to Specl.eo;n ?1 Legal tender notes i,'w w LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In 100,000 00 Surplus fund 24,0u0 HO Eichang 2.M5 57 iricrcst ii,tit. o Profit and lots 21,932 00 .T5.931 02 Circulation outstanding oo.ou Oil Individual deposits 8-litll 3i Due to state banks and bankers. 7, WO 1,7 494,072 99 Sute of Illinois, county of Alexander, ss. I, A II, Safford, cashier of the City National Dank of Cilro, do solemnly swear ih t the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledne and belief. A 11 3r r u. I', maimer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of ltr.1. IklTi It. H.CANDEE, Notary Public. Correc-Ae.,:H CUNNNGAM . 'I. D. WILLIAMSON, Director II. L HALLIDAY, J h y uooiis. STOP AND READ! GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY I A place where you can buy as much for OlSTE! DOLLAB as you can elsewhere for ONE DOLLAR AND A QUARTER The undersigned would re.pcctfully In form the public that they have fitted their now store house on Eighth street with tho finest and best assorted stock of general merchandise over before brought to this market, and in order to secure a large portion of tho patronage of the public, WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL OUROOOD.S AT LOWER FIGURES THAN ANY OTHER ESTAB LISHMENT IN THE VICINITY. Our stock is entirely new, and bought expressly for tho coming fall and winter trade of this locality, and consists of Ladies, Gents and Children's GOOES, BOOTS & SHOES, CLOTHIITG, HATS & CJCJPS. And all ntber articles to bo found in a first class dry goods and clothing establish ment. We call especial attention to our large assortment of dress goods, shawls and cloaks, which department is complete in all it details. Our stock of fla'nnels, blankets, cassameres, jeans, etc. is the largest in the city, and we aro en abled to offer special inducements to pur chasers. In Gentlemens' Clothing, Bouts and Shoes, Hats, Caps, and furnishing goods we are fully prepared to meet all de mands at prices defying competition. As it ii to the interest of every one to buy whero goods aro cheapest and best wo cordially invite tho public to call and examine our stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Our establishment is located on tho cast side of Eighth street, between Washington and Commercial avenues. Blum & Amson. AGENTS WANTED. Tub Master 8piBii8orxuE World, AND The Treasure House or America. TBI OBSAT BOOK OF Till TBAB. Aeenta report sales of 28 to 100 coplet In a few hours or days. I'rospxctus Fkk. Address J. W. GOODSPEED, Naw York, Chicago ClnelnnaU, St. Leula N.OrWaM. MwiOw '72. SPRING-SUMMER. 72 C. HAN NY. LARGE STOCK. BROWN SHEETINGS, PRINTS, CHECKS, STRIPES, KKNTUCKY JKANH, FXTKA, CASSIMERS, tFL-cvasrirTEXiS. BLACK ALPACAS ADD LUSTERS, GROS'JrtAIN SILKS, LARGE STOCK OF CARPETING OIL CLOTHS, If ATT! NO, Window NtiiMlfl, OILT BANDS, NOTTINGHAM LACE DAWABK8. Ilia Entire Ntock AT VERY LOW FIGURES. COBNKR 8tn BT. AMD COMMKBCIAL-AV., Cairo, Illinois. eptllf NEW LIVERY STABLE TENTH STREET, 1IKTWKBN WASII'N AYINUK AND WALNU1 Dr. B. K. fields Inform tne public that he tin opetied a LIVERY STABLE, en the northwest aide of Tenth straet as namH xbore. HI Htables will ba ruraialied wilts Dane but the BEST HORSES AND GOOD VEHICLES. and tht publio nsy t n'counodtd at all hoar of Ih' dar and night wlh aala team oa th LOW EST TERMS, Dr. Haiti asks a abas ol publla i valrMat .d will ndaTorlo asarii It bj fair daaiia aad (trUt aiiaauoa st sjwumm. Foreign Advertisements. rrincipnl Offico 104 Fifth St., Uiu., O TUB ONLY KKI.IA11I.E OIPT DISTItlllU TtON IN TUB COUNTIlYl S50 OOO OO 1 IN VALUAHLE GIFTS i To bo distributed in Xj . X). 3 INE'9 30t I Semiannual GIFT ENTERPRISE To be drwn Mnndr, Noem"-r 7th, Isn. O.vr Gka.nh L'ai'Ital or $10,000 IN GOLD. O.vk Pkizk $5,000 in Silver I FlvePrlzc 11,000 J f Five Prizes 600 2. i GREENBACKS Ton Prizes 100 Two Family Carrl.-!' ami Matcelnl Hope Willi SlUer-Mountfd llamc, worth Jl, MA) each 1 Two Hor'o and Hiiirple with Silver-Mount- etl llarnvi.. worth 8i!0i) each I Two Flnc-toucd Koncwootl Pianos, worth 8.VJ0 rach! Six Family Sewing Machines, worth $100 each ! 1500 Gold ami Sliver Lever Htintln? Watches, worth from 20 to J.S00 each. Ladles' (iolil I.contlnc Chain, Ocnt' (iol'l Vct Chain, Solid aiitf DouhleiM'lalcil Sllvej Talilc and Tcaiooti, l'hotograph Album. Juwcrlr. Ac, At:.. Vc. Whole number (iill. 10.000. Tickets Limi ted to M),000: AGENTS WANTED TO SELD TICKKIV. To whom Liberal Premium will bo pal. I. Slnirlc Ticket Hi Six Ticket 10; Twcl.o Ticket HO', Twcnty-llvc Ticket $40. ( InuiarxoDtMlDlUK a lull Hat ul priiva, a de. crlitlo'i of tne ii. aimer at drawlo. anil other information in reference to the diinbui'oo, ill be sent to aoj one ordering ih-ln All letter m"t besvldreeaedto L. V. bl.NK, tUix, M. irrn i, Cinclnntl, O. Il Wet 8th -t not..lll Railroad Advertisements. ILLINOIS CENTRAL R iT 100 MIIm the Nhorloot Rosito TO CHICAGO Klghly .1lle the Itsnrteat llossto ' TO ST. LOUIS NO CHANGE OF CARS FROM CUltO TO ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO. 3300,000. MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY. Lkoalizku nr State Authority and Dkawn in 1'uiiLic tN St. Louis. Grand Single dumber Scheme. 50,000 NUM1IKH8. Claob K, to iik Dkaw.v Oct. 31, 1872. 6,880 Prize Amounting to $300,000. t i'rlsenf.... t40,i" of. 13 4V) of.. ...... in,ti) of. of . ol of of. of Tickets $10; 7,W l,ii Half &mi I'rlieaof. $ 100 oi 1,U1I 9 9 9 9 30 3li urn ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS , , OM CAIRO TO Cincinnati, ,k llnMil, Tolelo, Detroit, CleteWnd, l(ra Falls, llunto, I'llteMitst, W-hlnto. llaltltiiore, l'hil.elhla, New York. Boston sul all polata ea-t. Milsrankle, Janerille, Msyli-on, LC'rue, bt. Caul and all points north. Ihi I ato the only direct route to twlor, tllnomiDgton, Npnnzeld, l'.ori. Oulner, Keokuk. Ilurlmgton, llk Nlind, Labile. Mndota, Iilton, Krerport, Ualen. l)nliiiiue, Munt wily, Omaha and all to lot northsre!. Eletjant Drawing Room Sleeping CV On all Night Trains. B(k Checked to all important points. For tickets and lnfnrtntin, apply to I. C. R.n depot t airo; oa tord tne transit Umr be tsreeu Coluinlit' nd Cairo, and at tne rrlncips rallroa i tk-ket offlcen througtinut the aouth. W. P.JOHN-i'N O-n'l- Sf't, Chicago- A. MiicHltL, Gen'l rup't. Chicago. J. JOHNSON, Ag't Cairo. SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS SOUTHEASTERN R. R. On and after Mond"ay, April 24th, 1872 trains will run a follows: KOnTHEHN DIVIRIon. TAI1 0019 SOCInilST. Mail. Express. Leave Vlrsinla. G 40 a. m M p.m. ' Sprlnaneld o.u " 3:ou " ,' T)lorTlile 10 4 " 5. t Arrtre at rna. 11.46 ' o.lT " Taitxa o'jiiia aoaiawteT. Express. Mai!. Leave rn 4.ii a. m J 31 a. in " Taslorirille 4u ' 4 0 Arrive at tpr gll-ld...e.n ' 6 00 l.T Hpr.ntfirld 8.5 " 6 10 ' Arrive at ViiRinta s.5 " 1.15 " BOUT HERN DIVIatOM. TaatN oiia funusT, Leave Eilswood .A.y a. m. 10.10 p. nt ' Flora 8 i " 11.40 " Arrive at Shirnret' 5 15 of.. of. of of....H.. of of of.. MO 250 2il 1511 1U 10 Tiokcts, $5: Quarter Tickets, S2 on. Our lotteriea are chartered by the Bute, are lway trwn t the time named, anil all draft ing are under the upertiioa of sworucom-ml-sinner. The offir-UI drawing will be publihd in the M. Loul- pperand a copy eent to purchaser of ticket.: We will drw a similar echeme the lt day of ejery month during the year 1872. Remit at our rl-k bv potnfflce money order, rea'ftered letter, dralt or expre "end fur cir cu.ir. Addre-, MUHKaV, MILLF.K A CO., F. O. txix 2448. nt. Lottla, Mo. -VMwlv mm: iai. noth-kn. BATCIIELORS HAIR DYK. llil superb hair dye I tho best in the world perfectly liannle-", reliable and in stantaneous. N'oilUaiipolnlmcnt. The ecu nine W. A. Itatelielnr Hair lyo produces Immediately a natural black orbrown. Doe not .-tain the tkiti but leave the hair clean ott and beautiful. The only cafe and per feet hair tlyp. Sold by all druirgict. Fac tory, 1U llonil street, -N. Y. 10-eod-7w-lr. ON MARRIAGE. Happy relief to younp men from the effects of error and abii'e In early life. Manhood rc-tnred. Impediment to Marriage re moved. New method of treatment. New and remarkable re medic. Hook aud cricu lar sent free, In sealed envelop". Addre". 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Bom sa b. oousultM. Dorsooallr or br null, oa ibt 4lMa.fi mtotloor4 la bio works. ODco. Ko. Is Nona auasa amtt. btteoc uutn aj Cbosout, it. Uui. a. VIISl.eMAt.K CUtBI'KHS. II. M. HULEN, GROCER and CONFECTION And Dealer in Foreign Fruits iNuts, No. 134 Commercial-ave., Cairo, Illb. JOUX SHEEIIAN, RETAIL GROCER And Dealer in VEGETA1ILKS, FHUITS, EOOS, LAHD mi-.su uu i ir.it, tiu rT All fiood warranted fresh, and sold at the lowei-t price. Corner 9th St. andCorara erclalAve. 7-2.1 tt. CHEAP (iltOCEHlES THE 31TE"W SYSTEM. OUOCKUIKB KCTAILKD AT WOOLMALK l'KICIlt rOR CABQ. CLEAIt A-ND HARMLESS AS WATER, CRYSTAL DISCOVKKY FOR THE II AIR. A perfectly clear preparation in one bot tle, it easily applied a water, for retorllir to gray hair It natural color and ynutliliil appearance, to eradicate and prevent daiul run", to promote the growth ol the hair and stop it falling out. It U entirely harmle,nnd perfectly Ireu from any poUniioii miIhIuiko and wilf, tlierefnro, take tho placo of all the dirty and unplesi-ant preparation now In ue. Nilinerou tetlmnniaN have been sent us trout many of our ino-t promiiieiit citi zen. In uverythlng In which tho article now in use aro objectionable. CIIYSTAL DISCOVEltY, I perfect. It 1 warranted ly contain neither Sugar of Lend Siilplmr or Nitrate of Silver, It doe not soil tho clothe nr calp, is agreeably perfumed, and make one of the best dressing for the llalr in use. It restore the color of thu Hair "more per fect and unirnrmly than any other prepara tion," and always doe so In from three to ten day, virtually (ceding tliorooi with the nourishing tpialltie necessary to It growtu and healthy condition : it icstor tho de cayed and Induce a now grow Ii of tho Hair moro positively, than njiytlilntf cl-e. Thu application of this, V underfill UUcpv cry alio produce a pleasant ami coo ins ettect on the scalp and give tho Hair a pleasing and elegant appearance. Call at your druggit lor it and take no other. If ho has not got ttlcthlm order It Trice $1 per bottle. 1 ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Proprietor, Washington D.O., JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY CO., General Aeenta, Philadelphia, JNO. F. HENRY and F. C. WELLS CO., Kaw York, and to ba bad ot Wholesale drufgUta, varywber. AT II. O. THIELECKE'S STORE. WABIIINOTON AVKNUK, niTWKSN TIMTIC AND KLKVENTU BTRIITB. 60 lbs. dry Cuba Sugar for - - - f 5 0 91 ii ii .i ... l 00 tij lbs. A coffee Sugar, N. Y. Std. 1 00 4 " Primu Uio Coffee for - 1 00 3J " Choice " ' - - 1 00 3 " Old Ooverntnent Java - - 1 M Teas and other staple and fancy Groce ries equally as cheap. Goods new, and full weight given. Call and try. HUTCHKKM. JAKE WALTER, BUTCHEB axu rjisLia t FRESH MEAT, Eiuiith Sthket, Dktwkcn Wasuimotos andCommchcial A van usb, AdJolalBB Ul'tvnbuuae assit llmssssjr'a. Keen the bel or Deel, Pork, Mutton Vea'. Lamb, Sau.aae, etc., nd are prepared to isn attiieu In Hit) must KCeilMe manner. JAMES Kl ALSTON, liUTCHEH AND Dk.ALER IN ALL KlMDS Of Kris it Mbatb. CORNEK NlNKTENTH AND POPLAR ST9., CAIRO, ILLINOIS. liny and slaughters only the best ea'tl hog ami sheep, aud is prepared to fill any demand for Iresh meats from one pound to ten thousand pounuY BALOOSa, EL DOKAlU BILLIARD SALOON AND BAR ROOM. JOHN (lATEflt Proprlslar. 10S Cnmroercisd Avenue. CilKO, ILLINOIS Keel brand of Califc sCiar(a reeelswJ, IIILLIARD saloon furnished with the Lest of table ; and bar supplied with wine, llipiora sum s'ihisp n snrnu-i ij,ni' OLD DELMOMCO iiALOON AND READING ROOMS Cmmer.VAv?,, WINTER'S 1LOCK. PARKER & MONTAGUE rreprletors . MTTha beat feraatto at Ciaatsj, VTwm, Iivvan,tu., aivaft wim