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mm atio itllrtin otfiob, BrriiXiiaa?i2sr BTTiiDtDiasrcr-, cob. isth stebbt a.2std .A.SH.xasra-'ro.tT a.vs33"cte. JOHN H. OBERLY, PROPRIETOR. CAIRO. ILLINOIS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1872 BULLETIN BUILDING WASHINGTON-AV. OUR CHURCHES. PRESBYTERIANTsIgKth Street. Preaching, Sabbath at 101 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7J p. m. Babbatii School, 3 p.m. J. M. Lansdt in, S u perfntendent. Kiev. II. TuayR, Pastor METnODI9T.-Cor. Eighth and Walnut Hts PreMhlng, Sabbath at 10) a.m., and 7 p. m Prayer meeting, Wednesday, T p.m. Sabbath School, 3. p.m. L. W. Stlllwell, Superintendent. Rkv. V. L. Thompson, Pastor. CHURCH OK TIIE REDEEMER (Eplsco- Jtornlng prayer. Sabbath 10 a.m. Kvcnimr prayers, 7J p.m. Sabbath School, U a.m. ItKV. E. Coan, Hector. ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH-Nlnth 9t. and Waanlugton Avenue. Public service, Sabbath 8:10 and 10J a.m. Vespers, 7 p.m. Sabbath School, 2 p.m. Service every day, 8 a.m. ItKV. P. .1. O'llALLOUAN, Priest. OKHMAN I.UTIIEnANCIlUUCH-iath street between Washington Avenue and Walnut ttrcct. . . . , Preaching Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. SabbatR.echool at a o'clock p.m. II. U. Thleleckc, superintendent. Rkv. Kon'T. IlF.LHIfl, Pastor. l'OUNO MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSoCIA- TION. Regular meeting second Monday vach month at their room over Rockwell & Co's book more, Commercial avenue. Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, 74 p.m. at the room. L. W. Stillwell, PreMdent. SECOND MISSIONARY HAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Syeamorc and Forty llrst Htrccts. Preaching .Sabbath at 11 o'clock a. in. and .'I o'clock p. in. Sunday School 1 o'clock p. m. The church In connected with the Indiana Association. Hkv. Solomon Leonard, Pator. FRICAN METHODIST. Fourteenth, be ween Walnut and Cedar. erviceH, Sabbath. 11 a.m. 'jbath School, 1, p.m. .as meet at 3 p.m. iCCOND FREE AVILL HAITIST- Fif teenth Street., between Walnut and Cedar. Service Sabbath. 1J and 3 p. m. ItKV. N. IflCKW, Pastor. FREE WILL HAPTIST HOME MISSION SAHHATH SCHOOL. Comer Walnut and Cedar Street. Sabbath Schonl.il a.m. FIRST FREE WILL HAPTIST CHURCH -Curry's HarrackH. Servicei. Sabbath 11 a.m., 3p.m. A'lp.in. Hkv. Wit. Kkli.ky, l'ator. FIRST MISSIONARY HAPTIST CHURCH. -Cctlar, between Ninth and Tenth St. Preaching Sabbath, 10J a.m. and 71 p.m. Prayer meeting. W cdncday evening. Preaching, Friday evening. Sabbath School, 1 p.m. John anllaxter aud Mary Stephen. Superintendent. Rev. T. J. Siiohkk, Pastor. SECOND HAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth Street, between Cedar and W alnut. I he only Haptlut church recoguUed by the As sociation. Service, Sabbath, 11 a.m. 3 p.m. and , p.m. Hkv. Jacob Ukahlky, fclder. SECRET OKDEKS. THE MASONS. AIHO COMMANDERY. No. 13.-SUted Assembly at the Aylum Masonic Hall, first and third Saturday in each month. CAIRO COUNCIL, No. IM.-Rcgular Convo cation at Masonic Hall, the second Iriday in each month. CAIRO CHA1TEH No. 71. Regular Con vocation at Maxonlc Hall, on the third Tuesday ol every month. CAIRO LODGE. No. 2:17 F.& A. M.-Hcgii-lar Cmr -itnlcatlons at Masonic Hall, the ftccoWd ' -rtli Monday of each month. ALEXANDER if holier' V tfu In Fellow' Hall, ln-.f OVGng, Thursday evening at KN Vw STATE OFFICERS. Governor John M. Palmer; Licutcnant-Oovcrnor John Dougherty ; Secretary of State Edmund Hummel J Auditor or State-C. E. Llppincott : Statu TrcaKUrcr E. N. Hate; Supt. Public Instruction-Newton llateinan CoNORKSSMF.N. Senator Lyman Trumbull aud John A. Heprcsontatlves for the fctate-at-Large S. L. llcvcridgc. . , Representative Thirteenth District John M. Crcbs. MEMHEHS GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Senator, First District T. A. E. Holcomb, ar Union, and S. K. 3lbon, of Gallatin. Representative, Firt DUtrict II. Watson Webb. COUNTY OFFICERS. CIRCUIT COURT. Judge D. J. llakcr, or Alexander. Prosecuting Attorney J. F. McCartney, or Maufcac. Sheriff A. H. Irvln. Win. 3Iartln Aficsor and Treasurer. COUNTY COURT. Judge F. Hross. , Associate J. E. McCritc and S. Marchll don. Clerk Jacob G. Lynch. Coroner John H. Gorman. MUNICIPAL "GOVERNMENT. Mayor John M. Lansdcn. Treasurer J. H. Taylor. Comptroller K. A. Hurnett. Clerk Michael How ley. Marshal Andrew Cain. Attorney P. II. Pope. Pollco Magistrates F. Hross aud H. Shan ncssy. Chlcr or Police L. H. Slyer. SELECT COUNCIL. Mayor John M. Lansden. First Ward P. G. Scliuh. Second Ward C. H. Woodward. Third Ward Jno. Wood. Fourth Ward S. Staat Taylor. Cltv-at-Largo W. P. Halllday and D. Uurd. IIOARU OF ALDKRMKX. Flrt Ward -James Rcardcn, A Second Ward H. II. Cunningham, E. 11 u der, Q. Stancel, James Swayne. Third Ward-Wm. Strutton, J. B. PhlUU Fourth Ward Jno. II. Robinson, G. II Sense. J. II. Metcalf. Odd- every U. Saf- VHYNICIANM. H. S. HRIGIIAM, M. I)., Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Of fice 130 Commercial avenue. Hcsldenco on Tenth street, three door west of C. R. AVoodward. 10-23-2m. THE BULLETIN. WASHINGTON LETTER. POLITIC8-"HOW WILL THEOER MANS VOTE ?"-GRANT AND BOUTWKLL. AVAHI1INOTON, D. C, Oct. 25, 1872. Mr. Editor; So absorbing 1 tho tnterct felt In the pending political canvas by all person connected with tho government here, that It ha been almost Impoulblo to havo any business transacted that required the personal attention of cither a member ol the cabinet or the head of aburcau. Thli it especially true ol the treasury department. SECRETARY noUTWKLL Ha devoted tho last two month almost ex clusively to political meeting away from Washington, and person having Important hii-lncn with tho treasury department have had cither to lpose all It cost In time and ex pense to come to Washington and go home again, or remain here at greater expense until tho November election arc over. What personal Interest Houtwcll ha In the result of the canva, to exctic him for this ncglectofollieialdutles, is not very clear, For no matter who is elected president A NEW HKCRKTARY OF TIIK TREASURY Will havu to be appointed next March. Mr. Greeley would hardly retain Houtwcll, and If Wilon should be elected vice-president Massachusetts could not be represented In the cabinet. It I suggested that Houtwcll Is working for the mission to France, a AVahburn U coming home to take Fish' place as secre tary of state, but I have good authority for saying that the personal relations ol Grant and Houtwcll arc not of such a nature a to belle e that Grant would nominate- Houtwell to till Washburn's place at Pari". No matter what U said In the administra tion paper to the contrary, I kuow that the friends or Gen. Grant here do not reel cer tain of his re-election. THE VOTE OF TIIK HERMANN In Cincinnati was the most disturbing ele ment in the October elections. And from that time the (piestlon most anxiously asked by intelligent Republicans i, "will the Ger man 'In Illinois, Missouri and N'l-cunsin wte in November as the Germans or Ohio voted III October F' H they shall, it is all up with Grant. Next to the presidential election the most engrossing topic here at present, I the vast stuns ol money the board ot public works are expending in digging down, tilling up and paving the street and aveuuns of Washing ton and Georgetown. It Is almost coual to the excitement that prevailed in your com munity some years ago, only there wa not so much MOOING I.OWN IN CAIRO A ha been done In Washington. Aside from the millions upon million that must be provided fbr.to pay lor It, the work done ha added vastly to tho comfort of the people and the beauty or Washington. Four years ago, there wa not a mile or con tinuous, good pavemcn In the city ; atpre cnt there are perhaps more mile or finely paved streets, In proportion, In Washington than In any other city in the country. That "the colored troop tight bravely" ! proven by the number of them now In jail here charged with murder There arc some lifteeli of them, only ono of whom has yet been sentenced to be hanged, but a scall'old ha been put up In the Jail yard with a view to accommodate the hole lot. As these cases are mostly ot THE HICKLKS SORT, There Is a strong feeling against the contem plated hanging. " If a white man shall be made a hero and a foreign minister by kill ing his wile's lover, shall the African man and brother bn vulgarly hanged for doing the same thing? " That U now the great social problem In Washington. A thing which strikes an observer who has not been here for several years, Is the vast In crease of business accumulating In the dif ferent departments, and In their neighbor hood. To such an extent Is this true or the treas ury, the post-oflicc and the Interior depart ments, that the vast buildings or each or them ARE CROWDED TO THEIR UTMOST CAPAC ITY, And must be greatly enlarged. A corresponding Increase is noticeable In the number and extent or attorney's aud agency ofllces. .o!no ol these establish ments are equal to what the department themselves were a row years ago. As un il lustration, the firm of Ilosmcr & Co. havo u force of thirty men employed In tho differ ent rooms of their establishment, and the umouht of business done by them Is simply astonishing, at the department and in the different courts. D. J. S. DR. B. C. TAKER, AV1U resume tho iiractlco of his tirofcsslon with especial reference to the electrlca treatment of disease In all the new aud luv oroved methods or annlieation. In all cases or female complaints a lady Will uu in auciiuuncc. Office. 128 Commercial avenue, up stairs, WILLIAM K. SMITH, M. D. fK8IDENCE-Nn. 21 Tiurteenih street, be JTL tween Washington avenue and Walnut street, OtBoe U-IOomniereWI avenue, up stair. 0. W. DUNNING, M. D. QESIDKNCK-cornerNinth aud Walnut ets, iluunice corner hum eireei iau unio le-ee Office hours from n ,m. to lti m., and V p.m n W ARTIN FIR. M. T). RUaiDENOK Corner Nineteenth street and Washington avenue, near court house. Of (let, over After' Grocery Store, Office noura from JU in. to IS II. mil 'UBI e .M sj f ... ST. CHARLES HOTEL. r, Di KEXrORD, - . Proprlet"' Cor. Ohio Lxvxx fc Bxcomd Sr. CAIRO, ILLINOIS. arBaggjr conveyed to and from Dt A REAL GHOST STORY. WONDERFUL SUPERNATURAL MANIFESTATIONS A HOUSE BOMBARDED CROCKER i' SMASUED-BOOKS AND CHAIRS THROWN ABOUT THE HOUSE. wero dashed from the table and broken right beforo tho eyes of tho astonished and frightened family. Other articles were thrown about the room, and bricks and missiles thrown through tho windows. The jo proceedings had been kept up to tho latest accounts furnished by our in formant. Tho peoplo in the vicinity, at tracted by these strange reports, gathered around tho bouse and were astonished and bewildered by what they saw. Tho re ports of those mysterious proceedings corno through reliable parties who, al though they express no opinion, they give no explanation. We learn that tho rail road agent at No. 0, who doubted theso re ports, visited tho scene, and was convinced that the family had no agency in the mat ter, and could not account in any manner for these annoying disturbances. In tho Macon 'Telegraph' of yesterday, wo And tho following, which tallies with tho information we havo received, and we therefore publish it: Reports In regard to this strango affair being current, some gcnlloincn who came up on the train, determined to stop end tea for th?mclves. They asked Mr. burroncy if ho had any ghosts about him. Ho told them if they would go over to the house they might discover something. They wont over and propounded the shiiio ques tion to Miss Surrency. She told thorn they would bo satliQed if they would re main a few minutes. Sha then showed thorn n pllo of frag ment! of china which the esiured them wero tho rcmuins of vaies ond other orna mental articles which had been thrown down und broken, without any visible agency being engaged in the work of de struction. While they were talking to tho young lady, a lumbering nolso was heard in the adjoining room. They inquired what the noiio was. Sho raid (mother brick had been thrown into tho room, and told them further, that h Urpe number of them had been thrown in during tho day. They alt then approached the room into which'lhe brick had fallen, and as they neared tho door somothing whizzed by their cars and fell with n crash behind them. Thov turned and saw tho frag ments of a neavy bar-room glass, which had been thrown through the door with such forco that tho heavy bottom of the glass penetrated so far into tho floor that it required some forco to wrench it out. At another timo a heavy fall was heard iri the room, and an examination revealed that an ordinary smoothing iron had been removed from a trunk in another part of tho room and thrown into the middle of tho floor. Mr. Surrency went to bed about three o'clock yesterday morning, but bricks fell around nlm so tMck nnd fast that sleep was impossible. Out of two full sets of crockery in tho house but two pieces re mained whole. Theso occurrences tako place about every five minutes, day and night. The family havo not been able to sleep during the time, and are beginning to look greatly worn out. Tbu gentlemen who went to see eame away perfectly mystified and possibly a littlu startled. These bricks are thrown into the houso when the windows are all closed. They could not come from ubovo, because the house is ceiled over head." The 'Telegraph' evidently docs not be lievo in these kind of "spirits," as will be seen by the following doubt which closes its article: "Evidently some human agency Is at tho foundation of all this; but who or by whom, is entirely in the dark. It is prob able, however, that investigation will be undo which will uncover tho whole mat ter, and show how simple a thing may cuuso deep trouble to a whole family, and completely mystify a whole community. "Several gentlemen from Mt-cor. went down last night, and probably when thoy return to-morrow the public will be per mitted to know nil about it." Our Homo Advertisers. BII.MAKON. ST. NICHOLAS JENNY LIND TABLES Suitable for all kinds ol BILLLIA11D HALL HAKRY WALKER & CO, Prop'rs. Till house is newly fitted up with excellent two BILLIARD TABLES And two fine The saloon li stocked Brands ot with the Best WINES, LIQUORS, aud CIGARS MIXED IDIRIIN-KS are compounded in the most approved style t3S Come and see for yourself. They keep on hand a tine stock or COLD WEISS BEER, SCHWEITZER CnEESE AND LAND HERRING. HOL REFRESHMENT TABLES arc 10 snread moraincr and cvenine at o'clock, at which all are invited to partic- patc tree oi cirue. u-u BtrrciiEKN. From tho Savanah Republican. Many of our readers will romembor the creat exritemont which was created in tho country some years ago by tho reports of tho mysterious proceeding in ."Sow lork known as tno "itocnesier iinockings." Thousands visited tho place in tho hope of being enabled to uneartntne mystery, out wore unsuccessful, aud to this day it re mains unexplained. It now appears that wo havo in our state a similar mystery, which has thus far defied all investigation as to its causos. Our information concerning it is derived from a conductor on tho Atlantio and Gulf railroad, who arrived in this city Sunday ovenlng. Wo approach the singular sub ject without furtner preliminary remarks. On Thursday evoning last, as Mr. A. 1. Surrency, who keeps a storo at No. 0, on tho Macon and Brunswick road, was sit ting down to tea with his family, a large stick of wood was thrown through the closed window, striking upon the floor and jarring the whole house. The family were of course croatlv startled, and it was evident that the log could scarcely have boen thrown by a man, a the win dow is high from tho ground and tho log very largo. Examination was made around tho promises, but resulted in no discovery. The family returned to the table, and had scarcely taken their teats whu a tumbler and a cup and a lauctr MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Throughout Aliace-Lorraino tho sale of French journals has been forbidden. Snginaw, Michigan, has rebuilt seven of her eight school houses burned last year. Strasburg's beautiful cathedral is to be restored at an estimated cost of SI 60, 0C0. Jumping from trains when in motion has been mado a penal offense In England. A New York clergyman alludes to spiritualism as "merely u matter of can dles and night gowns." Tho New York clubs aro adopting tho European custom of putting their servants in gorgeous livorles. Tho Stono of Scone, on which the ancient kings of Scotland wero crowned is now in Westminister Abbey. A Parisian man-about-town recently bad bis gold mounted falso tooth extracted to satisfy n hungry execution. English sportsmen nro fixlnc for a grand dog show, In which the highest lion- ois will uo awaruea to oun-pups. A Connecticut candy party sot a buck et of hot molafscs in tho yard to jcoolf and entrapped their nosi s family cat. Sun Juan, neutral ground between England and tlin United States, is tho best sheep railing territory on tho Pacific coast, A Canada convict who roccntly jumped into tho lake at tho prison and saved the life of a drowning guard has been pardoned. An Indiana gentlemen lutely endeav ored to swallow a mouthful of beof-steak three inches squaro, and perished in the attonipt. The hugo red rat, so common in Lon don, has almost exterminated in Australia thoiihtlvo species. Now lot 'em bring on the cats. Some juniors nt Yale flirted most des peratoly with the Japs during their recent visit, under tho impression that thoy wero ladies. For tho centennial colebration of American Independence, Philadelphia will erect a building that will cover titty acres of ground, The Washington olorgymon are pro testing against Sunday funeral?, und doc tors nro roquostod to rcgulato dosmiscs ac cordingly. Dragoons nro no longor considorod doslrable by Europoan mastors in the art of war, who now principally taucy lightly eUpjieMVjilrjrMcjis JAKE WALTER, BUTCHER AU PSALta IN FRESH MEAT, Eioutu Strkkt, Betwxkn Wabhinotoh and commkrcial avenues, AIJolniaE ltl'tenbunie and lUengr's. Beep the be.t or Ueet, Pork, Mutton Veal. Ltmb, Sauai, etc., ml are prepared lo me oltlient In Ibe most acceptable manner. JAMES K I'M ASTON, liUTCUEK AMI DKALKR IN ALL KlNDS 0 Fkksu Meats. coknek nlnetknth and poi'lar st8., CAIRO, ILLINOIS. Buys and slaughters only the best eattlo hogs and sheep, and Is prepared to till any demand for freth meats from one pound to ten thousand pounds. Our Home Advertisers. NALOONN. EL DORADO RTLLIARD SALOON ROOM. AND BAR- LIME! CEMENT! james"ross, nsiita la CAVE GIRARDEAU AND ILLINO. LIME! Commcrcial-av., Foot of Eleventh-fit. Best quality of Lime and Cement al ways on band, and for tale at the very lowest figure for cash, JOHN CIATEM, Proprietor. lot Commercial Avenue, CAIRO, ILLINOIS Best brand of Callfo sOlgriiu receivvJ, BILLIARD saloon furnished with the l.eM of tables : and bar supplied with wines, liquors and clears orthenest brands. OLD DELMONICO SALOON AND HEADING ROOMS Comer 7th street and Commercial Av. WINTER'S BLOCK. PARKER & MONTAGUE Proprietors, B3TThe best brands of Cigars, VVines. Liquors. etc., always on hand choice tf HENRY II. MEYER, BXOELSIOB DECORATIVE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL GRAINING AND MARBLING ot every Description. DECORATING AND GILDING in evcrvstvlo. nlaln and ornamental. Particular attention paid to Glass (llldlna Orders solicited for Scenery, Krosuoe anu Uanuer rainung. FANCY GLASS SHOW CARDS LVKBKR. 00 TO W. W. THORNTON'S BUILDERS' tiUPPLY DEPOT 13J TENTH BTBMT, f0 Bosra. nsMls. Itssdm Manldlnfftj, gave eattotr, twaM Wlssstow ass isonr rruaea, Flooring, uta, Hhlaclea, alaued Haab, (JUscd Mile IJ(kta, Glased Trsusaosssa, Baals WclgBta. gaals Ptslliea and 0r.U Blind raatosslsssra, Roaflnsr FeU, KooaasT Cement, aMantrrlusr Fapcr, Carpet Volt, White la4, Uasad Oil, American Window Olsusa, English andrreaeh PUit Glaaa, Patsy, trailer's Potato Hewer Plpea.PateatCllltstaejrii NEW MILLINERY GOODS or tub LATENT FALL AND WINTER STYLES I)oichs a lull line of BON1TBTS Ac HATS Trimmed and untrimmed,) FHINCJ KLOWF.im. UIHI'.ONA. TIMMMINn &l of all kln'li. Laces, eta., etc. ' iwm 11.(1.. lis. al.n A . k Fancy Articles, such MUCK Tl.S. COLLAItH. UNDEK8LKEVE9, nurro, OASiiin, rAfta, And all other articles atnaltrleuq.d In a FIRST-OLAS3 MILLINERY 8TOR Mm. McOce. In addition tn her stock of r ancy and .Millinery Uood, ha a til one and roniplclo assortment of Cincinnati Cintom Made Ladle' nnd Mlsp' Shoes and Chil dren' Hoots Black and In Colon. These aro acknowledged to be the llnest and best bhoc in the market, and this Is the only place In the city that uiakct them a pecialty. EU., Kte., Kte. A OENT8 lor Rock Win I'tper Company' J HheathinK Felt and Quarts Omont H. W John's Improved Roofing always on hand. Cairo Box and Basket Co., Manufacturers of and Dealers in POPLAR, ASH, CYPRESS OAK AND WALNUT LUMBE JE& . Having the sole rlcht In this city to use the FULTON DRY KILN, the best Patent Kiln extant, wo are espe cially prepared to furnUh at all times, on the shortest notice, THOROUGHLY SEASONED LUMBER. Attention is called to our stock ol WJLilTTJT, ASH CYPRESS FLOORING Lumber delivered to any part of the city Orders received at the onlce ot S AFFORD, MORRIS CANDEE, at that of the company, comer nf 34th trcetand Ohio levee autfUWlSm. S. WALTERS, HARD and SOFT LUMBER d every, deaciipllen, lath, shingles, oea posth doors, sash, blinds orders solicited. Steamboat Lumber, Furnished on phortest notice. Comineroial-av, bot. 10th and llth-sts., CAIRO ILLINOIS. Mr MISCKI.I.A.t:orjM. WAGc.i MANUFACTORY. fillt. nlaln and omamontal. trusted to my care will he All work In- promptly at tended to. Shop In Perry House, comer Commercial aveuue anu. cignu street, aaptetf. For Salo at Wholesale o Retail CORNER 32D-STRKET AND OHIO LIVE BOTlltl Cairo, Illinois. p. GAMBLE NEW LIVERY STABLE TENTH STREET, HKTWMN WABU'N AVXNUE AND WALNUT Dr. B. K. Fields Inform" tne public that be has opened a LIVERY STABLE. on the northwest side of Tenth street as name above. . . ilisBtableswillbemrnlsneu wun none uui uie BEST HORSES AND GOOD VEHICLES. aud the public may bo accommodatcd'at all hours or tho day and night with safe teami on tho lowest terms. Dr. Fields askaa snare oipuimu patronage and will endeavor to merit It by fair dealing and strict attentiou to business. Our Homo Advertisers. MII.I.INRltr. .hH. VSMRS. T.'ia McGEE, On EtRhthAreet, between Commerclaland Wash nition avenue, n uauv receivinf Railroad Advertisement. IDLEWILD MILLS Corucr Twenty-second street and Ohio Lcvcc, SUPERIOR STEAM DRIED CORN MEAL Always on hand, and at tho lowest markot price. Also a good article of OOW PEED Very cheap. Leave orders at IIALLIDAY BROTHERS, or apply at tho mill. 10-4-iltf. MRS. M. SWANDER, IN TUB ATHENEUM BUILDING has opened out an extensive stock ot MILLINERY GOODS All ot which are entlrelv new and of the verr LATEST SPRING GOODS. THE STOCK COMPRISES HATS, BONNETS RIBBONS, FLOWERS, And an elegant assortment ot LACES, TKINOKS, KID OLOVIS, HOBIIHT nnd all articles usually kept in a flrtt-cUis mil linery store. Mr. Kwandtr Invites the public tocalland e3i ier iock, wmen sne win sane pieuurei inwinit to old well as new custonr ers. UEAL EMTATE AQKKV1 C. WINSTON Si CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS AID AUCTIONEERS, 74 (SECOND FLOOR) OHIO LXTXE, cairo, ills,, But and Sill Rial Estate-, PAY TAXES, FURNISH ABSTRACTS OK TITLE And peepare Conveyances of Kindt: BOAT NTOKEM. SAM WILSON, mini i 1 B BOAT STOBE8 0 RO C KRIES, PROVISIONS ETC. No. 110 Ohio Lkyxk Cairo, III. nentea paoMrrLr rtLttn MINCELsVASrEUCR. DANIEL LAMPERT, FASHIONABLE BARBER FOR LADLES, MEN AND CHILDREN, Eioiini St., Bt. Com. & Wash., CAIRO, ILLINOIS. Has Just opened a new and stylish estab lishment, fully up to tho times, and invites old customers aud now, ladies, children and all, to favor him with their patronage. EyAII work dono In the Latest Style. FRED. ROSE 3wrE3KCia:A.3ra? t.a.t.IjO.r, No. 104 Commercial Avenuk, Both Prkncii and Scotch cahsimekeS all colors. Beavkrs and Buoad-cloi II constantly on hand, and nllioodswarranten DYEIMlx In all its bransbss also carried ou 10-1-tod WUUD 1 WOOD I I WUOD 1 1 The undersigned will furnish HARD AND DRY WOOD An Cheap, II ssot Ctimper had any wood dealer In Cairo. Leave order on tho slates at the Postotllco and at Ross coal yard, on Commercial avenue, between Tenth and twelfth street. Cairo. Illinois. 1 give good measure and will cord tho wood up iruesireu. ailSllMl UCu1fll9 UAliLl. ILLINOIS CENTRAL R R IN KUIaa sjm flkrtit Hasita TO OHIOAGrO- lst7 Mile tke Ikartaat Ksit TO ST. LOUIS NO CHANGE OP CARS PROM CAIRO TO ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO. ONLY ONE OHANQX OF OARS Cincinnati,., , . .-in .-u, rU; Oetroit, Cleveland, SSmTsIIs, Iluflalo, Hittabuis;, WamTlactoa. llalllmore, Philadelphia, Maw Tork. Iloston and all points east. Hilwaukle, Janesvllle, Madison, Lacrosse, St. Paul and all points north. 1hn Is alo the only direct route to Decatur, Bloouilngtoa, flpnnceld, Peoria, Oulney, Kaokuk, Ilurlinffton, Hock Itland, La Salle. Mendola, Dixon. Tree port, Galena, Dubuque, Hlous City, Omaha and all points northwest. Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping; Car On all Night Trolni. D'siage Checked to all Important points. For tickets and Information, apply to 1. C. X.K depot t alro; on board tne transit steamer be tweeu Columbus and Cairo, and at tne prlnelpa rallroa I ticket offices throughout the south. a W. P. JOHNSON, oen'l faas. At't, ChksafO. A. MircauLi, Oen'l Hup't. Chicago. J. JOHNSON, Ag't, Cairo. SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS SOUTHEASTERN R. R. On and after MondTy, April 14tb, 1ST2 trains will run as follows: NORTHERN DIVISION, tanas noma socTHiiiT. Mail. . Ezpreu. Leave Virtlnia :0 a. m 1:36 p.m. ' Springfield. 9;0 " 1:00 " .' Tavlorville 10 8 ' I. a Arrive at Pane 11.48 LIT ' Tei ooixa aoarawsnT. Express. Mall. Leave Pana 4.00 a. to J.34 a. sa, " Tavlorville 4.40 " 4.6 " Arrive at 8printfleld....n ......00 " Leave Spnnsfield. .& " .e.10 ' Arrive at Virginia S.5 " M...1S lOUTntllK DITIBIOH. vaatas aoisa setrrattsT, Leave Kdgwood 5.30 a. ni. ..........10.10 p, as rmrn.... m,o .....U.ftU " Arrive at Shawneet'n .Si " ...6 14 PARKER 4 BLAKE, DSAtlSS IM WALL PAPER. PAINTS, rutty, UcBBlne, Uaaollttei, WIKTDO-W O-liABS. window anADKa, And the celebrated illuminating AURORA OIL. dross' ddildino, cop IItq-it. COM KKROIALAV., Cairo, .... Ilinou. tf PRIHTINC. TO THE FXJBEIO. Anticipating a decline In pricei of PRINTER'S STOCK of all kinds and detlrous that our cus tomers should know we are determined to carry)out our promises of cheap printing we leei u our uuiy to maae a REDUCTION IN FORMER PRICES believing that a steady increase of buslnese will be an equivalent. With our long experience in business and INCREASED FACILITIES together with our advantages In the purchase and selection of stock, our customers may rest assured we will try to merit a continuance ol their very liberal patronage. Wo Invite your attention to the following revised list ot PRICES FOR JOB WORK. BILL HEADS on good 14 lb paper, neatly executed ac cording to size pcrM f4 COtoO 60. For other qualities add the difference In the cost of the paper. STATEMENTS on 14 lb paper, Flat Cap or same quality of Folio Post, pcrM 4 OOtoO 00: per one-half M $2 BO to 3 BO. POSTERS full sheet, half sheet, quarter sheet, eighth sheet and sixteenth .sheet at from 13 00 to 20 00 per M. Hy a careful examination ol the above list our patrons will llud that our LETTER HEADS per M t' 0flto7 00, according to size and quality of paper; pcrone-halfM $3 OOtoi 00. NOTE HEADS on ordinary tire per M $4 OOtoS 60. accord ing to style and quality. Commercial per M 4 BOtoB BO. RILLS LADING per M. according to size and weight, 95 OOto i 00; per one. half SI, according to alga sad I I At A1 . - I V, . ncigui, vj uviu w. DRAY TICKETS per M 3 OOtot 00, according to order. ENVELOPES WILLIAM 1IARRELL, Successor to U.S. IlarrcU. DEALER IN FURNITURE, BEDDING AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Thornton's Block 10th street bet. Commer cial and Washington Avenues. urnlshed retail at wholesale prices. or printing, 00.02 do per 11. Charge CAIRO, ILLINOIS. SHIPPING TAGS PBIOES LOVTBB than those ot any establishment ot the kind in St. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago. ADVBIiTISIlSrCJ liuslncss men will find the Dullxtin the best advertising medium In Southern Illi nois. OTTIR WBETKXjTT (sheet 30x40. 8 columns) is furnished to sub scribers at the low rate of ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR and now has a larger subscription list in Southern Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky than any paper ever before published la Cairo, aJ new eluba are coming In every Jy. LAWVMI, GREEN 4 GILBERT, xftasted. how .titrable allowing ATTORNKYb AMD 1VTTVnvZT.nRfl AT l.lWyl . ,JU, William B Oilberi, OA! I MilMr.OlIkwt. J Ja taamboat buitaftH. VasT repaired, ajvd Havm urn MiMtie to jgin ofprovialon.how to J emgo furthent aid Utt liHsgatt; ifl eho appreoiates tho tmporttuwe of snrsul tern, order, tidtneats and the v MMi uauiiiiuiuniii. 01 enuareti