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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1871. THE BULLETIN. alletlss uUalaa; a A regular communication of Delta aJV' Lodge.No. 608, F. tid A. M will Vbe bald in the Masonic bull thli (Thursday) evening, December 6, 1873, A. E, sSfl. Visiting brethren cordially in Ittd t attend. Jamu A. Phillis, See y. Notice. There will be a regular meet lag of the Qui Vive Coterie, at their room this evening at slot o'clock. Every mem ber U especially requested to attend. J.B. M asset, Pbesideht. CSAS. R. KTLB, SECRETARY. 12-5-lt But mis. -The rain last night at 12 o'clock wu a failure. The sorlee U to be the big thing of next week. Major Linegar it at Springfield. Yesterday be catt role for Pretident Grant in the electoral college, Major John J. McCord oi St. Louis, la here on business, steamboat business. At a distance he looki like good humor ad man. Major Winter will sell freih oyiten during the aeaion at forty centi per can to famllia only. The testimony wai not sufficient to convict John Hemp of the crime charged the high crime and misdemeanor of as Mulling Llrx'e Arman, a vag of the low- eat kind, and he was discharged. Inebriated Ike Fleming, tipsy Frank Capell, drunken Tom Forrest and elevated Sill Morris, were yesterday led into tbo presence of Judge Bross. Capell had du cats, but the other gentlemen are now arnlng their bread in the sweat of their faces, and Major McIIale, of the city jail, furnishes the bread. Major W. P. Ilalllday has been ap pointed to represent Cairo in the Commer cial convention at St. Louis on the lltb. A batter selection could not have been made. -The people of the city will be re quired to Tote on the question of new or old charter on the 7th of January. "Blng in the new, ring out the old I" Major George TV. Rarden and Major B. O. Dixon, contractors on the Mississippi Central railroad, left here last evening to join their working force on the line of the road in Tennessee. Major Cummings liberally dropped In to see us yesterday. Cummings and The Busxetix go "snook's" now in poli tics. Yesterday wai a melancholy day, gloomy and depressing. It was Greeley's burial dayt -The horse disease has not been spread ing vary actively in this city, but there is enough of it to make many of our horses feel uncomiortable. A number of Major Powers' horses are sick abed with it. The city authorities are using every possible precaution to prevent the small pox from getting a foothold in Cairo, Major Oerould made us storm yester day with one of his gas bills. He is now, no doubt, being denounced all over the city. The long nights are coming, and who can endure such bills? Of course their largeness must all be laid at Major Oerould'a door. Would that we owned an oil well! Work cattle were selling yesterday at a good price. They will take the place of horses if the epiiootlc goes on with its how. Our neighbor on the levee can have bis curiosity gralifled this morning, by reading the advertisement in the Bulls TIX, headed Soibeb. Major Abell is a wag. Yesterday ho informed us, with all tbo seriousness of Dr. Hulse participating in a revival of re ligion, that an engine, 16-horse power, had "cawed to run" in one of the factories in this city. When we innocently asked the cause, he assured us "that eight of the six teen horse-power bad taken the epizoot ic I" Major Wood very properly suggested to the council, that the public citterns should be filled with water. If the coun cilmen would go further and induce the council to construct more cisterns to be filled, he would deserve the praise and Totes of a large number of flre-droading llliens. Major Oberly la in receipt of a certlB- cate from the department of state, at Springfield, declaring him entitled to i seat in the senate from the fiftieth senator lal district. Senator Ware has a certificate which entitles him to the same seat in the anate. A clerical error, that is all. Rev. Wm. Jackson, pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal church, in forms us that the bishop will visit bis church again soon and lay the cornor stone of the new place of worship, the ceremony having been postponed last Sunday on ac count of the inclemency of the weatner. Major Dick Fitsgerald says ho has not blamed us as soma of his friends have. Tbey say, be says, that Major Pope and Major Oberly bad arranged to havo the Republican procession stop in front of Tax Bulletin office so that the military editor, who never saw a squadron in the field, might fill bis cheeks blowing hi 1 A . . - oauicsi trumpet; out ruzgereld says no never oeiieved tbat of Jobn. Richard we owe thee one I Just one yetr ago, Major-well we won't mention bis name became drunk, fell Into bad company and was robbed of bis watch and chain. lie could not tell who robbed him, or wbero bis time-keeper wu, until yesterday be ascertained that b watch answering the description bad been left at Houpt'e a few days ago for re pairs. It was the Major's. It was left at Houpt's by a lady, who came by it honest ly Bt Columbus, Kentucky, and who is a loser to the song of thirty dollars. Major Howley'e smiling face was vis ible in our office yesterday. IU owner celled on business. Its owner proposos to make the contest for city clerk again at the approaching municipal election. Ma jor Scofleld'i frienda propose to mako him cooteat for tbe clerkship with our frlond, the present incumbent. The straight Democrats the Tburmanlc followers af ter tbe will-o'-the-wisp of tbe states right, aatl-nifgar and reactionary philosophy will, we are informed, run Major Mockler " 'klbp. Tho action of tho city council, author ising tlio mayor to appoint delegates to the railroad convention to be bold at Par is, Tennessee, on tho 10th Inst., was proper and wise. We have somo interesting facts in relation to this movoment, which wo shall lay before our readers to-morrow. At a meeting of tho Cairo Casino held last night, the following officers wore elected for the ensuing six months : John Schcol, President; Steve. Schwanltz, Vlco President; R. B. Bcltzner, Secretary; II. Schraittdorf, Corresponding Secretary, and Louts Herbert, Troasurcr. Again tho leaders of tho demi are to suffer. Yesterday Whitcamp and Martin swept down upon the castle, and brought three of the inmates boforo Judge Bross, who fined them S10 and costs each. The money was paid. Whore now Is the good old Martha? Why Is sho silent? Why is not her nen activo in tho dofenio of thoso abused innocents? Hulse professes to havo the ability to to cure bots by an altogether mysterious process. A man who can do this, can cortainly drlvo away tho prevailing epi zootic, and should do so. Wo theretoro suggest that an ordinanro should at onca be enacted compelling Hulso to euro tho sick horses of tho city. Failuro on his part to comply with tho provisions of this proposed ordinanco should subject him to capital punishment. Major Jowett Wilcox, formerly of this city, well known to many of our citizens particularly familiar with Major Dunning, Major Barclay and Major John sonis, wo havo been informed, in tho city, He has not honored The Bulle tin with a call, but has called on tho Sun.' Wo fear that wo have in somo way laceratod tbo sensitive heart of our whilom friend, and wo deslro to cxplato our offence by becoming penanco. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cicson, a col ored couple who bad lived for year's in tho bonds of matrimony, happy and content edly, bad an ambition, which they could not control, to amass wealth. Like wiso pcoplo, tiny theroforo concluded to go into the boarding house business. They bad been observers, and had seen fortunes amassed by boarding houso men men liko Major Wilcox, Major Winter, Major Ellis and Major Kolloy and thoy knew that money was in tho business. To get it out they went in. Among their board ers was Uowurd iiicnarason, a coioreu Adonis, who speedily captured the affec tions of Mrs. Gibson, who cruelly left her lord and master for tho sako of tho gay de ceiver. Gibson, disconsolate and forlorn, is now in search of a, law to compel his wife to return to him, and is expressing a great desiro to indulge in Richardson's heart's blood. In the meantime tho board ing bouse is a banquet ball deserted, and all Gib's visions of wealth have been rudely dislppatod. Major Cunningham wants to be city treasurer again. His father, Major Cun ningham, Sr., should bo returnoa to tbe council. He has timo on his hands which he can afford to devote to tho interests of tho city, and understands tho city's neces sities very thoroughly. Besides, he is one of those intelligent Democrats who can see a little beyond their noses, and stands sido by side with thoso political pioneers who nro advancing out of the old party up to tho front oi events. It is true that he did indulgo, with a few other ardont souls, in a little anger at The Bulletin when it, as usual, marshalled tho slow men of tho Democracy the way that they should go, but that calm second sober thought in which he and others very often indulge, brought him out of his anger, and he now stands as ono of the Apostles of the New Gospel of Progressive Democracy. At least be has got far enough to bo entitled to re election to the council. Wo forgivo him, and assure him he shall havo tho weight of what wo may call in all modesty our giant Influence. Finn This Morninq. At half-past three o clock this morning tbo alarm of flro was given, caused by tho appearance or flames in the rear of Wm. Scott's sa toon ana oiiuaru nan. ine encinoi wero promptly on hand, but tho building being a framo one, the flames bad gained cansid- erable headway, and it was impomiblo to savotbe building. Most of tho furniture and contents were raved. Tho flro was, wu believe, tho work of an incendiary. To add to tho attractions of tho Thalia saloon and restaurant, which it is so well known serves oysters in overy style, tho proprietor spreads HOT LUNCHES every morning at ton o'clock, and invites the public to come and purtako thereof, without money and without price. Fur thormoro, if you would indulge in a glass of lager, puro wlno, hot punch, Tom and Jerry, or any of tho popular cold weather drinks, you can obtain it nowhero in more palatablo shape, than at tho "Thalia,1 laid out and constructed by the county court ot Alexander county, strikes that river ; that said committee I) a also authorized to contract with said commissioners for the payment and relcaso to them of whatever amount may bo c illccted under the levy made under their authority for road and bridge purposes for tho year 1872, and which It is understood will amount to about 94,000, said nmount tojbe applied by them to the pay ment or the expenses of completing the new road to Cache, river, and tho construction of tho new bridge across said river and that tncy also he authorized to contract with said commissioners tor the payment to them by tho city, of any deficiency that may exist in the amount required to pay for said bridge and approaches ticrcto, aud road, so as to fully Indemnify said commissioners against ony loss by reason of the construction of said bridge, or completion of said road. rUBLIC CISTEHNS. On motion of Councilman Wood tbe committee on fl'o department were in structed to havo all tho public cisterns Im mediately filled. NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONVENTION. A communication was read from tbe secretary of tbe national commercial con vention to be bold in tho city of St. Louis on Wednesday, tho 11th Inst, re questing the appointment of a delegate to said convention. Alderman Metcalf moved that a dele gate bo appointed to attend said conven tion. Carried. Tho chair nominated Wm. P. Halllday as such delegate and tho council agreed to tho nomination, COMMISSIONERS' REPORT ON ESTIMATED COST OF SIDEWALKS. Timothy Gorman, Jno. A. Poore and Wm. McIIale, tho commissioners hereto foro appointed to estimate the cost of the construction and the reconstruction of certain sidewalks provided for in ordi nances Nos. 32 and 34 recently adopted, including labor, matorials and all other expenses attending tho same, submitted a detailed report of tho estimate of tho cost of tbe construction and reconstruction of every sidewalk or parcel of sldowalk mentioned in said ordinances. In connection with said report, tho fol lowing resolution was offered and, on mo tion of Councilman Hurd, adopted, viz: Be it resolved by the City Council of tbe City of Cairo, that the report or the estimated cost and expense of the construction and re construction of the sidewalks provided for In ordinances numbered 32 and 34, made by Timothy Uonnan, John A. Poore and Wil liam McIIale, and presented to the council this evening, be and the sain is hereby ap proved unci confirmed. It Is therefore or dered that the City Attorney, P, II Pope, prepars and present to the county court a petition for proceeding to assess the cost of such improvements in tbe manner pro- the act under vlded In said ordinances and which they were passed. rnorosALs. Tbe following bids were received for the building of sidowalks contemplated by ordinance No. 31 recently adopted : Of George W. Uenricks, to build new sidewalks on the ground at C5 cents a lineal foot and new sidewalks on trestle work at 80 cen'.s a lineal foot and furnish all material. Of John A Poore, to build the sidewalk on Twelfth street at 65 cents a lineal foot; to build the sidewalk on Thirteenth street at 95 cents a lineal foot; to build tbe side walk on Uolbrook avenue, and West Twenty-fourth street, if 6 feet wide, at C5 cents a lineal foot, and if seven feat wide, at 7U cents a lineal foot. ut James Kennedy to build tbe side walks on the ground at 65 cents per lineal loot; inose on trestles not over tnree feet high at 85 cents a lineal foot, and those on trestle over three feet high, with handrail, at OS cents a lineal foot and furnish all matorial. Of B. F. Livingston, to build tbe aide- walks on Twelfth street at 72 cents a lineal foot; on Thirteenth street at 82 cents a lineal foot; on Holbrook avenue at z cents a lineal font; on West Twenty fourth street at 72 cents a lineal foot. Councilman Hurd moved to accept Mr' Honrick's bid for tho whole work. Car ried as follows: Cunningham, Halllday, Hurd, Metcalf, Pbillis, Robinson, Taylor, Waldcr, Wood and Woodward 10. Nay 0. RECONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS. Councilman Taylor moved that a new notice be given to receive proposals for tbo reconstruction of the sidewalks men tioned in ordinance No. 32, not let at the last mooting of the council. Carried. LIQUOR BONDS. State and city bonds of James Carroll for liquor license were presented and, on motion of Councilman Hurd approved. Similar bonds of M. Coyno were pre' scntcd and, on motion of Alderman Met calf, referred to the city attorney to report as to the solvency of the securities KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD COMPANY. A communication was read from tbe secretary of the Kentucky and Tennessee railroad company, notifying tbe city coun cil of its acceptance of tho terms and agreements of ordinance No. 37, approved November 15, 1872. On motion of Councilman Wood ad journed. M. J. Howley, City Clerk. ATTENTION! corner of Washington avenue, and Twelfth streot. 12-2-tf. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HERMAN LEVY, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DEALER IN HIDES, FURS, WOOL and LEATHER Highest Cash Price paid for all kinds of OLD METAL, COPPER, BRASS RAGS AND l'APKB STOCK. No. 03 Onto Levee, Cairo, Illinois. ta-Llbcral advance! made to responsible shippers. -6tf' SOIREE, ON Tcisdav Evenino, Dec. 17, 1872, The ladies of the Episcopal Church of thla city, will bold a SOIREE To which ALL. Old and Young, Men, Women and Children, are cordially invited ''iVwUbe the aln of the Committee who have the superintendence or this Soiree, to mako It one ol tbe most enjoy ible and prof itable occasions of the season, it will be a placo where old Mends and new can meet together and crjoy a social evening. Whore the over-worked mother, sister or wire, who "cannot find time" to make the usual gifts of affection for Christmas, can obtain almost anything in tho liny or tancy Articles, from a pocket pln-cushlon to an elaborate toilet set, at a price that will war rant them to buy rather than to spend weary days and nights "trying to get the time" to make them. And where husbands, fathers and mothers, msy readily And a suitable present for their lived ones. CHILDREN. There will be s special committee to look after tbe interests of tbe Children. A large invoice of TOYS, CONFECTIONARY, CHIL DREN'S TOYS, Etc., Etc., Will be displayed and at prices as cheap as can be found anywhere in tbo city. SUPPER Will be nerved it six o'clock and continue through the evsnlnr, thereby saving the head of the housibold any anxiety as to that meal, at home. Numerous talks, with sittings for any number from two to a dozen, will be scat tered through tho hall, and all guests will re ceive careful attention, and have an oppor tunity to enjoy :be substantial! as well as the delicacies otthe season. Thcjplaco wlure the Solreo will be held is not yet determined, but tbe public will be notified as oon as satisfactory arrange ments can be.nude. liWtf. STOP ND READ! GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY A place where (ou can buy as much for 03STE1 UOLLAB as you can elsewhere for ONE DOLLAR AND A QUARTER Our Home Advertisers. WMUS.SMIALiB CHUtlBIU. hTm. HULE, GROCER and CONFECTION MHHCH.A1TT; And Dealer in Foreign Fruits & Nuts, No. 134 Commorcial-avo., Cairo, Ills. JOHN SIIEE1IAN, RET.AIL GROCER And Dealer la Home Advertisements. CHRISTMAS I VEGETABLES .BLES, FRUITS, EOQ3, FRESH BUTTER, ETC. LARD igfAU Goods warranted fresh, and sold at the loweat prices. Corner 9th St. andCommareialAve. 7-28 tf. HSnEW YEAR CHEAP GROCERIES OB0CBB1E8 RETAILED AT WBOLE1ALE raicEi iob cash. AT H. O. THIELEOKE'S STORE WAIHINOTON AVENUE, BETWEEN AND ELEVENTH STBEETS. TEETH 60 lbs. dbt Cuba Sugar for - - 91 II ii ii it ... 61 lbs. A coffee Sugar, N. Y. Std. 4 Primo Rio Coffee for 8 11 Choice " 8 " Old Government Java - $5 0 1 00 1 00 1 0( 1 OC 1 OC Teas and other staple and fanoy Groce ries equally as cheap. Goods new and full weight given. Call and try. DBT JOODH. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Continued from yesterday's edition. Council Ciiamiikh. i CAino. Ills., Dec. 2, 1H7L'. J CACUE KIVEH UIUDOK-SPECIAL COMMIT' TEE IIEPORT. Iho special committee to whom on Oc tober 7th last was refcrrad the subject or repairing and removing tho present bridge across Cacho river to tho point where tbo new county road strikes said river, reported that they bad arrangod with Lapt. Win. h. Uamblcton to have re pairs made upon said brldgo, which has been done at a cost of $0101200 of snid amount will be paid by tho commissioners of highways of this township, and tbe balance will havo to be paid by tho city. They also reported It necessary to build a new bridge across said river, tho present bridge boing in such a decayed condition that it cannot be safo for travol for a longer period than a year. Said committco also made suggestions and recommendations as are embodied in tho following resolutions which they submittod for adoption, vlr: lttwlved, That tho speelal committee ap pointed on October 7, fust, In reference to the repairs on the Cache river bridge, and the erection of u new one, be, and they uro hereby authorized and Instructed to contract with the coinmls.loucrs of highways for township 17, mth rant;c 1, west of third principal raerid an. for the construction of a new bridge ol the Howe Truw pattern, with suitable approaches thereto acrok Cache river at the point wlure the new county read in the dkestita of Jlouud city, lately Mr. R. Jones on Commer cial avenue, second door west of Tenth street, is manufactur ing Boots and Shoes of the best material in tho market and is prepared to fill all orders on tho shortest notice. He guarantees both the work and material ; his patterns are of tho latest styles, and his prices lower than any other shop in tho city. Confident of the excellence of his work, ho invites the patronage of the public. 1MM Jm, You can buy six and one-half lbs. Durant's A Coffee Sugar for One Dol lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans Sugar for One Dollar; Best three and one-half libs. Prime Rio Coffee, One Dollar ; Best Imperial Tea, One Dollar and a half per pound ; Best Gun powder Tea, One Dollar and Seventy-five Cents per pound ; Young Hyson and Oolong Tea, Ono Dollar per pound, and ev erything proportionately cheap at WILEY & BIXBY'S. Tbe undersigned would reipectfully in form the public tlat they have fitted their new store house oi Eighth street with the finest and bet assorted stock of general merchanlise ever before brought to this market, and in order to secure a large jortion of the patronage of the public, WE ARE DETIRMINED TO SELL OUR GOCD3 AT LOWER FIG7RES THAN ANY CTHER ESTAB LISHMENT IN THB VICINITY. Our stock is entirely new, and bought expressl for the coming fall and winter trade of his locality, and consists of Ladies, Gents and Children's DIVX" QCOI1S, boots & sHoaa, ciiOTHiasTca-, HATS & CAPS. And all other articles to be found in a first class dry gcodt and clothing establish ment. We call espedal attention to our large assortment of Iress goods, shawls and cloaks, which department is complete in all Its details. Oir stock of FLANNEL3, BLANEETS, CASSAMERES, JEANS, ETC. is the largest In tie city, and we are en abled to offer spatial inducements to purchasers. In Gentlemens' Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, and furnishing goods we are fully prspared to meet all de mands at prices defying competition. Aa it is to tbe interest of every one to buy where goods are cheapest and best we cordially invite the publio to call and examini our stock before pur chasing elsewbare. Our establishment is located on tbe east side of Eighth street, between Washington and Commercial avenues. Blum & Ambon. '72. FALIAND WINTER '73. C. H AN NY. LARGE STOCK. BROWN SHEETINGS, PRINTS, Tiaxiasro-e. CHECKS, STRIPES, XBXTTJOKT JBAHa, FXTRA, OASSIMERS, BLACK ALPACAS LUSTERS, GROS (J RAIN SILKS, POPLINS. LARUE STOCH OP OARB STING eiL'.OLOTHS, MATTIEO, WiaWIw aUEMeat OILT BA.VXM, NOTTINGHAM LACE DAMABXe. Ml Eatlre Meek At VERY LOW FIGURES.' COBJtBB 8TH BT. AKD COUklXBCIAL-AY., Cairo, IUlMols. MDtltf FANCY GOODS HENRY H. MEYER, DECORATIVE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL GRAINING AND MARBLING of every Description. DECORATING AND GILDING In vrr (!. nlifn and ornamental, Particular attention paid to Glass Gliding Orders solicited for Scenery, Frescos and oannar rainung. FANCY GLASS SHOW CARDS GUt. plain and ornamental. All work In- trusted to my care will be promptly au tenaea to. SUop in rertTueuee, corner teputf. The Lava. Glass and China wara esnalsta oi RENCH VASES, JEWEL CASES, CIGAR STANDS, TOILET SETTS, CARD RECEIVERS, WINE SETTS, STATUES, BUSTS, DOLLS, Ac Also a fine assortment Pearon marble Busts, Statues, etc. The following are same or ut principle woou toys : GAM-envo Hobbt Uobses, Rocxxxo Horbt iiOBSXa, Fakct Eirniss Waoovi, Gibls' Doll Carbuoes, Willow Cuaiks, Pa blob Setts, Sleiohs, Ac. BANKS. ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK. Ctoartersd Karcli ai, le. oirics o CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO orncERj ; A. B. 6 AFFORD, President; 8. S. TAYLOR. Vice-President: U. HYSLOP, Secretary and Treasurer P. M. BiactAV, r. ii. DTocarura. R. II. Ccaiuoaia, BiaacTvaat Oais. Oiuoiaa, PiCi O. Bcvcu. J. at. Pamirs. DcpoalU et assay Assaessat Koeelveallroaa in vaia upwards. TMTEKE8T paid od dtpoilU at tha rale ot aix ir ctnt. nt annum, asaron ut and Meptrm- ber lit. Intaroat not withdrawn Is i.ddcd iinma. dtatoly to tr.a principal of the deposit-, thereby giving mem compound miereH. UARBIXO WOMEN AMD CuILDBEH MAT DEPOSIT MOMXT so mi o on iui cia nuw it. Onto erarr buainaaa dav from H.m. to 3 cm. and Baturdar renin tor HAVING DEPOSIT onij, rrom a to a o'clock. auuti w. uTBiiur, Treasurer. 'nunc rvrrpv MiOimvA t AAAJUI VJli A A! AJJ 33 A. 3ST "EC. CAIHO, CAPITAL, ILLIHOIB 1100,000 W. P. HALLIDAY, President) HKNRT L. HALLIDAY, Vloe-PresMeal A. B.HAFFORD, Cashier! WALTER HYSLOP, Assistant Oasbier, Diaacroasi Btuts Tirtoa, Roust H. Gcmuaaiuii Haaai h. Uallidat, W. P. Uallidit, Oao, D. Wiuunsoa, Briraia Hia A. B. Barroan. Kxekavmce, Cola aad Halted tale Boatda Bvaajat aad Mold. EPOS1T8 received, aad a general banking Dueineei aons. FIRST NATIONAL BANK or OAimo. DANIEL HURD, Preeldenti ROBERT. MILuKK. Vhe.Preelleat O. H. HUGHES, Oaealer. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Mii.DK, TaXGHANOE. aoia. bank noUs .and United ri Btatae aaaarltlaa beutht aaa eoia. hstesreet AUewed aas PHIL H. SAUP, Emporium of TlOIYIsy AJCO Q H H f b &) I s e GO Q t-l tel CO MECHANICAL TOYS, AKD CT AS. PISK, Dick Fowler, Cantaln Leaves Cairo DAILY, (Sunday excepted), at 4 .iii. or freight orjiassKe upjily on boaru or to an Stf tablisliod, November 18, 1872. CAIRO CONSERVATORY MUSIC. On the corner of 12th street and Washington atenue, opposite Uullctin office. Will open MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1873. Tuition trom $2 to 120 per term. IN CLASSES OP 1 TO 4 EACH. No pains will be spared to snake It PLEASANT, PROFITABLE, AND SATISFACTORY to all concerned. N. P. CURTICE, Director. Teacher of Vocal, Organ and Plane Muale. J. M. RODENBAUGH, Teacher of Wind and String Instruments. (See circular.) 1M4 tf. COMICAL FIGURES and MASKS A lares selection of Musical Instru ments, such as BRASS TRUMPETERS, BRASS BUGLES, FRENCH HARPS, IRISH HARPS, TOY VIOLINS, PIANOS, to GAMES of erery kind for tbe Children. Also, SPEAKING DOLLS, SINGING BIRDS, WAX & RUBBER DOLLS, CRYING LAMBS, And a million other articles too numsr. ous to mention. GALL AND SEE. 102 COMMERCIAL AVENUE CAIRO, ILLS. Home Advertsicments. TEAMBUATS. CAIRO AND PADU0AH All, BOAT. The splendid steamer ALI.ORV, Ag't. WIMEtS AMD BJIAOUHS). R. SMYTH & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, OHIO LBVEB VAIBtO. ILLIXelB. Alao, keep ooaikuulr on hand a tnoet aom plat stook of XjitatToua- BOOTOM AkTD IBISB WUISKIU U I N b, Port, Maderla, Sherry and Catawba "Wines RHMTTH a CO. tell eieluilrel; for eaah.to . which fact ther Inrlt th tDcial atten tion ef clot bercain biijere. F. M. STOUKFLETH, ecocssioa roata a itociruia esirysr ssad Waolale Dealer la varesaja aaa afonataue WINES AND LIQUORS No. 62 Ohio Levee, OilBO, ILLINOIH Hi Kklnaatirt rellforal wine Rkeepaon band constantly a full etexko na vonosia Ilol land Ok ingn Old Kentucky Bourbon. Bye end whleklee, French Brendlca, PKINTI.MO. TO THE PUBLIC. Anticipating a decline In prices of PRINTER'S STOCK ot all kinds and desirous that our cue tomers should know we are determined to ca we fee rrr.'out our protnUes of cheap printing . eel It our duty to make a REDUCTION IN FORMER PRICES. behering that a steady increase of business , will be an equivalent. With our long experience in Dullness ana , INCREASED FACILITIES- together with our advantages In the' purchase and selection of stock, out customers may rest assured we will try to merit a continuance ot their very liberall ollowlng revised list ot PRICES FOR JOB WORK., BILL HEADS 1 on rood 14 lb paper, neatly executeaae- cording to slxe perM i Wtoo oo. oromer, qualities add the difference In tbe cost of tha paper. STATEMENTS on 14 lb paper, Flat Cap or earns qnailtr oi st, per M B ouiou w; par oneiuur Folio Post, i Jl f 2 00 to GO. POSTERS lull sheet, hair sheet, quarter sheet, elgbtr. sheet and sixteenth .sheet at from $3 00 JO 00 per M. ... uy a careiui examination ui tue uvm um our patrons will find that our LETTER HEADS per M tb O0to7 00, according to slae ant quality of paper; perone-hauM 3 OOto 00 NOTE HEADS. on ordinary sire per M 4 OOtoS 60. accord ing to style and quality. Commercial par t 60to5 CO. BILLS LADING i i per M, according to slro and weight, to 00t.j f 00: per one-balf M, according to Site an. weigbf, to 00to4 00. j DRAY TICKETS , i per M 8 00to4 00, according to order. ENVELOPES urnlshed retail at wholesale prices. Ctiarg or printing, 91 .00to2 CO peril. SHIPPING TAGS PBICES .A.3E&H X.O-W21I than those ol any establishment oi tho kin in St. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago. ADVBETISI1TG Business men will And the Bhixetuc tb best advertising medium in Southern 1U, nols. HEAEi ESTATE AOKWC1. 0. WINSTON & CO., 1 REAL ESTATE AGENTl AUCTIONEERS, 74 (SBOOKD FLOOB) OHIO IBYBB, jj CAIRO. ILLS.. I But and Ssll Rial Estate, PAY TAXES, TURN IBB AMTKAOTt OP TITL AU Baeeoie eeeiveyaasee el Slate j