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SnOettiL. . Af.V OFFxcao, BTrr.iiEa:ixT sxriiiPusro-, con. isth stebbt a.3t:d "waxn3srca:o3r j.-vs3sttjei JOHN H. OBERLY, PROPRIETOR. CAIRO, ILLINOIS. SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1873. OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AN&COUlvTY. T11K BULLETlN.iWBf.BflD DUIfl OUR CHURCHES. UIK1ST1AN CHUliCU-Klgliletotii Mrcel between Wmliictdii and Walnut. Meeting eerv HundH. at U". o, tn,, and 8 p. in. .iuudty K'linol at . p. tn. rt)rr meeting Wednesday i-wnlnc I'KKSBYTKHIA.N RlEhtlj Street. I'reavhlng, Mahbath at in a.m. and 71 .m rraver weeing, vt eiiuriia ai n p. in. latitat h chiioj, 3 p.m. .1. M. I.mmden, su perintendent. Hev. II. Thatch, Pastor MCTHODMT.-Cor. F.UIilh .md Walnut Preaching-, Habbatb it 101 and 7 p. ui Prayer inretlmr, Wnlnf (ty.7J p.m. Sabbath School, 3. p.m. I.. W. Stlllwe II, Superintendent. Itrv. K. L. Tnoiros, Tutor. CUUKCU OK Tilly UKOKEMhlt-WKo- 11.1 Morning prayeri. Bibbalh 11 a.m. Krnlru prayeri. "J p.m. "tbbtlh .School, tf .in. lUv. K. CN, Hector. .VT. PATRICK'S CIIUUCH-Nintb St. mid WKituiiKton Atenur. i'ubllc cnlce, Sabbath H:10 and W" a.m. Venpeni, 7 P.m. Sabbath School, 2 p.m. Service every day, 8 a.m. lUv. P. J. 0'llAUX)H.-f, Prlert. fjT. JOSKPH'R CHUKCH.-Oeniian,) cor uer of Walnut and Cron rtreet. Ma, every Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. m. Vespers, 2 p. in. Ma during week dayi, 8 o'clock a. m. Ha v. 0. UorrMAN, 1'rieit. 0 KJtU AN LUTHERAN CIIUHCII 13 th ueot between WaahlnKlon Avenue and Walnut atrect. Preaching Bunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock p. ru. KV. C. DL'KKICHKBK, Pastor. VOKNO MEN'S TION. KtpUu meeting eecond Monday each month at their room over Kockwell A Co'a bookstore, Commercial avenue Weekly Prayer meeting , Friday, 7 p.m. at the room, I,. W. Stillwxix. President. SKCOND M1SSIONAUY HAPTI3T CUUKCU. Comer Syeaxnore and Forty Unit atreeU. Preaching Sabbath at 11 o'clock a. in. and a o'clock p. tn. Sunday School 1 o'clock p. nj. The church U connected with the Illinois AMOclation, by the Flr-t MMouarj Hap list Church ol Cairo. 1UV. SOLOMON ljONlHU, Pantor. A TIM CAN METHODlST. Fourteenth, be tween Walnut and Cedar. Menrtcea, Sabbath. 11 a.m. Sa'jbaUi School, 1J p.m. ClaM mceti at 3 p.m. SECOND FREE WILL MAPl'lST' Fif teenth Street., between Walnut and Cedar. Service I Sabbath. 1 and 3 p. tn. iiKV. N.KlCBS, Paator. FKEE WI1X BAPTIST HOME MISSION SABI1ATU SCHOOL. Corner Walnut and Cedar fltreel. Sabbath School. 9 a.m. elHST FREE WILL 1IAFT1ST CHUKCIJ -Curry't Barrack Herncee, Sabbath 11 a.m.. a p.m. A 71 p. m. BJtV. Wat. KKLLxr, Paator. F1HST MJSSIONAHY BAITIST CHURCH. -Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth Stt. Preaching Sabbath, 10 a,m. and 71 p.m. Prayer meetlnr, Vt edncaday eternal:. PrtachlnK, Friday ulnK. ."aVratk fcTflnrri. 'Ir" .John iLixter ud Mary Stephetu, Superlntendentt. BEY. T. J. HtiOKia, PaMor. ICCONI) UA1TLST CHUKCH-FourteenUi Street, between Cedar and Walnut. The only Baptitt church re cognlred by the A- oelatlon. Servlcet. Sabbath, 11 a.m. 3 p.m. and . p.m. Kkv. Jacob Bradlk r, Hder. SEOUKT ORKHS. THE MASONS. C.UItO COMMANDEBY. NO. MW Aaaembly at the Asylum Mawnlc Hall, flrnt and Ulrd Mondaya In each month. KAIBOCOUNCa., No.3.-Be(rular Convo MUonatMaaonlc HaD, the tecond "riday in cftcli month- CAIBO CUAITEH No. 71.-Beular Con VwaUolTat Mawnlc 1UU, on the third Tuetday ol every month, ;AUtO LODGE, So. S.H7 F. A A. M.-ltoru-lar CommunlcaUona at Maaonlo UaU, the econd and fourth Monday of each month. THE ODD-FKLLOWS. ALEXANDER LODQE, ':rM,e,, ln FeDowa' Hall, In Arter"" bulldllijf, every ThUTfMlay evening at H o'clock. STATU OFFICBKH. Uovernor John L. Beu-rUlgf. LleutenanWIovernor n,.,.u Senretary of Bute (iooree II. Hilo Auditor of StaU-C. E. Llppincott. State Treaiurer-Caspr Uutz. Attorney Genera Jemea K. .dll. BupfcTubUc staitiwUoB-SewtoB Hateman CONGBES9MEN. Senatow-llichard J. Ogleby and John A. UrKpreentatlve ElijUteenUi Diitrlct-Uacc Clementi. MEMBEUS GENEbAL ASSEMBLY KeprenentatUca In tho BOth dlstrlct;r John H. Oberly, Wm. A. Lemma aud Math- ' VnatSr fortbe BOth Ulrtrict.-Jcwe Ware. ""'COUNTY OFFICERS. CIRCUIT COURT. 1ude-D. J. Baker, of Alexander. SUtAttorney-p'atrlcU H. Pope. Clerk-B. 9Ym' Wm?MartiD-AiieMor and Treasurer. COUKTY COURT. ffluuI.E. McCrlte and 9. M.rchU- 90Cl'erk-Jcob Q.. Lynch. Coroner-Jonn H. Cowman. MUNICIPAL QOVKBNMENT. Clerk-Michael Howley. t Attoreey--U. Wataon Wpbb. lfcoMaglatraU-F. Broa and J. J, B Marahal and Chlefof PoUoe-Wm. Mcllale, SSS rvmml.loner-D. J. QHlllgau. lleaTth Offlcer-W. Woeten. !ie." t.u. avrA. Ca n lareent, iKmpTPUrilp lleta, CU. Mebuer ndP.A.Conant. N Firat ward-Hiram Blxby und J. M. 1 8.coPnd ward-Herman Meyer, and Wood BThfi!d0wwd-JohnMcEwen.nd F. Koi BCtk wrd-C. r. SeUU aud M. Mv7a-rd-JD0. U. UoWmo. aud Wm H. Morrln. , PHIL. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER llHWlIM Ml.M tiam " Reported Expressly for the Bulletin, CRIME. TIIK UOODRiOH INQI'KoT NI'M i;d vf.stkrda v. EXAMINATION OF A XUMIJKH OF WITNta.SKS JJVTHH IMHJSKCUTION. KKT1CKNT WITNESS FKAIIS HER TESTIMONY WILL DEFEAT THE END?' OF JUSTICE. THE IMilriONKR BKLIEVKI) TO INSANE. UK SUE EATS DAILY OK Til K lil.OOD OF HMt VICTIM. ETC., ETC., ETC. i nit uooMiicii i.vqur.sT. Nkw Yok, July 12. The OcodricL Inqneet wai returned to-day In Brooklyn court-homo Ly coroner Whitehall. The alleged murdereii, Kate Stoddard, allai Amy Stone, wm protect. Till WOMAN'S COL" ,:!. "Wtn. C. DeWItt wa- retained at roun el by the priioner. the iviiicko: Mr. Lucotte Myen te.UQuJ She ro cognized tho walcti, chain and teal, ai having belonged to Charlei Goodrich. She alto recognized a tmall charm which wat on the chain. She could not identify either poekot-book or diary; bad teen th pittol oefore; I taw it tn tho handt of a man namod llotcoe; taw it in hit potm tion orne time berdre thj murder ; per bapi a week previoui; he wai in the treet at the time. When atked what communication the had with Roicoe at tho time, the heal- tated and laid (he could nolantwor. Coroner : "li it for fear you will crim inate yourielf?" Witneit: "No, that it not it; it it b- caute I think It bf It will dofeM endt ot J'lttlce. Witneit then rcognizHl Kate. Sh4 wat positive the knew br at Amy, or Kate Stoddard. Tho coronor ailed it the would go on ad give tho Jury any information the psneiied, when the replied the had noth ing to Mate, on the ground that iho might defeat the endt of Juitice. She had teen this Kat'i and lioicoo together on overal o:caiiobi, Queitlon '-Why did you my on the previoui oxamination that you didn't know Kate Stoddard?'1 Antwer: "I had reaioni for laying io. Tho ni) witnoti wai ilrs. Adeline Palm, who wm engagod tor4 tnirrled to Ooodrieh. She wai very nervous and altcon fainted. She wm ihown the arti cle; and laid : "1 recognize the U and two rinj; i they hail bem worn by him, but I have never cn t le charm or chain the poclut b jol hit ; I fall to identify either of the piltolt; there i a lady pretent I havo een before I havo n-en tliii one, Kntu Stoddard, before - it wai at Nnv Yurk at ' 'J17 Kat Thirteenth itrect, in company with Mr. Goodrich j have had a conven tion with .Mr. Goodrich referrinj to thl lady, when be laid it wai hit niter; he , raid iho lived in Brooklyn; tliii occurred In June, a year ago ; never had an on vertAtlon with her at any time. David Goodrich, father of the murdrud man, wai next placed on the tatid. Ho wai iliown the watch, chain, etc., and identified them. Tho piitol bo dil not recognize a; the one he bad teen liii ion with. Milt Iiandley teitlned that ibe bad boen looking (or tho priioner, And then ro tated the ilory of the arroit. It wai lupposed that the prisoner would bo put on tho stand, but con t my to cxpec. tatlon, her testimony wai not taken. Un der direction of couneel tho accueed will make noconfesiion of guilt. TUE rniSONEIt INSANE. The Brooklyn Eagle taji, regarding tbo appearance of the priioner, it took but a a few moments to creato among the by- landers the imprenion that they wero looking upon an insane woman, and tbii woman wai undoubtedly tniane, if ordi nary caiei of lunacy are to be relied on, She iat tbore tor a full half hour, imillng and chatting ploaiahtly, a strange, wild light beaming from her eyo all the while, It wai impossible to converse with ber, (although ihe talked teniibly enough), without being almoit nbiolutoly convinced of her luianity. MISS I1ANDI.V Said in an interview with a reporter, that the priioner wai ill yean ago a lunatic, ana wai an tomato of a lunatic aiylum, and that her Inianlty was cauiod by disap pointment in love. The Eaglo alio sayi that when the chief of police aiked tho priioner to band him the locket, which li rery large one, the wai at fint loth to comply, but leeiog that reilitance wai uie- Imi, she paised it ovor. On receiving it the chief took bold to open It. "Ob, be careful, be careful," laid the; "there ! mineral in that which 1 don't want to loie." Detplta the utmoel cart a little portion of tbt mlueral, a the called It, fell on tU ' floor, and tbii, to the chlofi surprise, eh pat in her mouth and do that for,' Md the chief of police, loonlnj; steadily into W tyes. She laid ; '1IIAT In. C1IAKLS oOOIiKttll s UL0OU. And lure enough, upon closer elimina tion of tho locket It wim fo'ind to be tilled with congiaied blood. A fowqiteitlon elouttJ ijie fact that on leaving Goodridit hoiie on Friday, h had '.aVoii away willi her, amonj; dlier thin);t, a Mip lull ;f blood which had oo.-A from his brain. This blood congealed, and she had been etting a little of it every day sinri the time of the tMRedy tiil her capture. t nr. uoaijoK triAt. .MauAt-Kir, July II. A Minneapolis ipecial to the daily WiseomIn,iay during the proceedings in tho Gordon cite at Fort Garry yesterday, tho legal papen in tbe f po'iitiion of Cipt. Hay, were submitted to the court, whereupon tho legal point upon which tbe authority to arrest Gordon depanded, ud boiug oxpoiod, there was a decided reaction in public opinion among Maoitobani. Immediately after .introduction of thu paper, Unitod States counsel Taylor iued a card to the public the .-ubitance of which it ai followi: Gordon win arretted in New York, for embezzlement j Judge Robert! roleated him from prison on ball off 37,500; Gor don fled the country and took a residence near Fort Garry; hit whereabouti being discovered, Hoborti procurod bail, and Pierce executed tbo power of attorney to Capt. Perry to act thut. The arrett wai mado to release Kob'.Tts from bii bond, and by common law the bailee has tho right to take thli principal whenever and wherover found. The treaties and extradition tawi not be ing applicable In tho caie, the common law exlsti In Manitoba uncontrolled by statute. PERSONAL. DILI). New Yoiik, July VI. Bobeccf. NV. Kasterbrooke, a well-known contributor to liar pert' Magazine, and various other periodical, died last night. The funeral takes place from hor late residence in Brjoklyn, Sunday. DXUTl! Or QIX. KKAtirOUI). McuruiB, July 12. Gen. B. M. Brad ford, who was major of tbe First Miasit- tppl Infantry during; Oi aivxtcaa war, and distinguished himself at Buena Vista, died at rrawfordsvllle, Mississippi, yester day. liUDDCV DXA.T11. LociariLi.E, July l; Lait Sunday, at Shiloh church, near Hopklniville, Mrt. Emily 0en, wifo of a retpeoted cltlzin of Christian county, dropped dead at the al tar while In the act of partaking of com minion FOREIGN. a TUMULTOUS hfESr.. Vr.iMAiLl.ER, July 12. There wis a tu multous scene in tbe ftssorably to-day, and the disorder finally became so great that President ilutfct was obliged to suspend the sitting. L'pon resumption of the ses sion Gambltta ascended the tribune and Addressed tbe auernby in defense of bis ipoech delivered at Grenablo. He aid France wat revolutionary, glorified universal lutl'rage, and accusod tbJi major ity of wishing to mutilate minister of jus ticn'i protest again it charge! of Gambetta, The government, ho laid, was willing to accept any time, delate upon its polio- W.IHMAI. IIA'1. lioMK, July I'.'. The pope will socm be stow cardinal hat upon Archbishop Man ning of England and two Arnsriran arch bishops. - - .- THE CHOLERA. AT KASUVILLE. Naiavillk, July 12. Eight deaths in tbo city to-day, tlx children and two adults. One reported as cholera, occa iloned by Imprudence. at chattaxooua. Four deaths In Chattanooga to-day. One cholera case reported, caused from be ing frightened. Weather fair and very warm. AT MEMPHIS. Maui'ius, July 12. Butfivo Interments roportod to tbo board of health to-day, two from cholera. at ciscisc.vati. CtNci.sSATi, July 12. Throe deaths from cholera reported up to 5 o'clock to day. POLITICAL. THE (.'III EE JUhTlCKSHU'. Milwaukee, July 12. Tbe Dally Newi of thli city loarni from Senator Car, penter, that the chiof Juiticeship will be offered to Senator Ilowo of tbii Hate, should Senator Conkling decline, A KEWABI), Liltle Bock, July 12. Tbe governor has issued a proclamation oflerlng a rp ward of $200 for tho arrest and delivery to tbe authorities of tbii state, of II. C Tlmmoni, charged with railing state scrip. INDIAN AFFAIRS. orr Tat- wai path. u'aiuimotok, July 12. Letteri ircm tha Cheyenne and Arrapahoe agency re port that a number of Arrapaboss re- cantlv started on tbt war path, but all e nt fourteen were Induced by older Bjimberi to return to tka rMervatloc. 'X MISCELLANEOUS. THE ORANGEMEN'S PARADE YESTERDAY IN NEW YORK CITY. THE PROCESSION MOVES l.'.V DISTURBED THROUGH THE PITY. T1IK. SAXONY HAND YIMjK. IN LO'I KTC F.TC, KTC. T1IK OEANQCMKN. Nr.w i ohk, July 12. The Oranga pro cettion itarted from Lafayette place a1 1O.40 tm., with about TOO Orangemen In line, and the escort of 1,600 police. They itarted In tho following order ; Carriage with chief marshal and pollco commit f loners; carriage with Mr. White from Canada, and Mr. Fullerton,Lord Orango Magnate; carrlngei with heads of detec tive department; thero wero 7 lodgoi, oach with a banner, and tbe same with American flags. They had two bands which played "IIOTXB WAT in," Along Broadway, up, and on the way back from Thirty-fourth street, "Orange and Green will carry the Day." Along Fifth avenue to Twenty-seventh and Madison avenuo on the march it wai ru mored that a pistol wai II red striking a boy in tbe leg. From 8 or 10 windows on the entire route ladle! waved handker chief?. One man wai arretted for disord erly conduct. About 2,000 perions ac companied tbo procession, of whom some 300 were Irish prolettant workingmen, in their Sunday clotbei, and about 30 or 40 women, evidently relatives of tbo proces slonlsts, and of whom about a dozen wore orange roteltet or ribbons. The Orange men returned to headquarter! on Eighth avenuo at 1 p rnn without insult or moles tation. THE SAXON V HASH. Louisville, July 12. The Saxony band played to-night at the exposition building to a large audience. Tbo Expo sition company oflorod thn band $1,000 per day to play during tbejeoming Exhi bition. The offer vu declined, but if necessary, a leavo of absence can to ob tained from the king of Saxony, and tbey will remain in Kentucky. CASUALTIES. fS6,000 1IP.I. Pittsbvuo, July 12. 'L"wi and -Ho- litest foundry, the oldest one in me city, burned this p.m. about 4 o'clock. Lost from $26,000 to f.00,000. Insurance $10, 000. The fire caught in the pattern-room nd before it wai checked, bad communi cated to a number of tenement houtei on tbo opposite tldo ol Second aucnue, des troying them alto five hones. The Pitts burg gas works wero at one tirao In grett danger, but wore nvei lotai ios i.'.fi,ooo. WEATHER REPORT. Wasuinoto.v, July 12. Probabilitiei Sunday for Gulf ttAtct touthorly wind", riling temporaturo, falling barometer, cloudy weather and local rains. For Middle Atlantic states falling barometor, rising temperature, fouthcaiterly winds and cloudy wnathor, followod by local rain on South Atlantic coatt. For Lowor Lake falling barometer, southweiterly winds, increasing to brisk. For Ohio valley southerly windi, higher tempera ature anil cluudv weather. For Uppor Lakes touthwcsterly wind", cloudy weatb'T nd poisibly rain. RIVER NEWS. HU nstd rnll ! Hie HI era For ii hours endiug .'! p. m., July 12, !' Above Changes. low STATIONS. water. Itlse.j Fall. r'???i?? lloonville Brunswick Cairo Cincinnati , Confluence Davenport , 10 EVAUttViue Fort Benton Hermann Jefferson City ... Kansas uty Keokuk LaCrosso Leavenworth..., Lexington Lilt e Mock Louisville Marietta Memphis Murgantown Nashville 1 8 1 (1 1 (I New Geneva New Orleans .. OH City Omaha FaducaU Pittsburg Plattsmoulh Shreveport Bt. Joepu St. Louis .St. Paul Vlckiburg ... . Warsaw Ynnkton. I KllWIN UAICLANH, Observer Sljrual Service, U. S. A, Sr, Louis, July 12. Arrlvodi Itob Hoy Keokuk; Oen, Anderion, Cairo, Ou Uuuue, St. Paul, Addie Johnion, (lalena; Departed: Kob oy, Keokuk-t Joo Kon nov, Moiourl river; Julia, Vlckiburg; Kelloec and Oonimonwealb, New Or kansflako Superior, St Paul; Gen. An derson, Tennessee fiver. River fall ng. Weather cloudy and warm, ihowen tbii ' Lou?1lle, July .-BlT.r falling; 7 faet 8 lochia canal; 6 feet 8 Inches. Clear hn.inuss tolerable. Arrived: Phil Sheridan, Cincinnati; CoIomm, Maw Orleani. Departed: Sheridan, St Louii. oXwirJu'r J.7Blm 10 h a&afalUsg. pfpartadi Jti. D. Parker, Memphis; Nicl: Longwortb, NowOrleoni; , Granite State, Pittsburg Weather clear ami warmer, EvANsviLM, July 12, Clear and .warmer. Klvor riren 20 Inches; about statlcary. Up: Idlewlld, Jno F Tolle, Fayette and ltoberU; W H Brown and bargos, Charmer. Down: Alex Swift, Mary Anient, Groy Eagle. Business light. MKurntvluly 12. Elver rlilngsteady, Clear and warm. Departed last night, C 1). Church, Cincinnati; Lady Leo, lted rlvorj to-day, Henry Amet, New Orloam; Capitol City. Viclaburg ; Grand Tower, St. Louis; CUrksville, Littlo Bock. 1 NAHIVII.LE, July 12. Ella Hughes failed to got oil' ycslordey; departed for cairo mis aitornoon. No arrivals. Iliver fallen U inches Iatt2l hours; 4 feet scant on shoals. iCKSBUiio, ,iuiy 12. no boats down to-day. Up, Mary Alice, Shannon and Bart Able, Cloudy, warm and river fall ng. New Oulkaris, July 12 No arrival!. Departed, Richmond and fl. C. Yoagor, St. LojIs. Clear, warm. SmtEVEi'ORr, July 12. Elver fell 7 Incbci. Departed: John T Moore, Now Orleani; no arrivals. PlTTBUUKO. Julv 12.---MonoDcabela 4 fiit 0 Inches and falling steady. makket'report. St. Loi'lH. Julv 12 Flour nulol am! uncbangod. Wheat dull and lowor; No 3 fall $1 26; prime old and white $1 40. corn nrm; xso a mixed 38c. Oati quiet: No 2 mixed 32c. Barley quiet; No 2 iprlng 60o. Bye firm, C.Oc. Whiskey higher, 88'c. Pork lower, $10 50. Dry salt meats nothing done: held firmly. Bncon linn; shoulders SJ3Sk; dear rIL lOlglO'c; clear 10j10c. Lara nominal; summer neid at ro. Uogi nrm, 14 1 36. Cattlo quiet; Inferior to common $1 CO (T,.3 75; fair to choice $1& CO. nEw uni.r.ANi, ,miy iv. -urtn urmer, 70c. Lard firmer, tiorce as; kej; I0j10c. Sugar trood demand; trood to fnir yc; prime 10c, others unchanged. tttening 27; tight ; gold l&j. Cotton Qtilct: sales 1,000; good to ordin ary 16c; low middling 1 7 Jc; middling 18J; middling Orleuni 16; receipt t 300; ship ments to Great Britiau 26S; coast 2.14C; Stock 44.004. Hasina ENTERPRISE SAVINGS I'Uartured Mareb at, tsti. ovrici or OITY MA.T10NAli BAKK, OAIHO orvicmMM : A. B. SAFFOBD, I'resldent; a. S. TAYLOB, Vice-President; 11. UYSLOl, Secretary ami Treasurer p. at. itucui, P. II. Biocxriitu, K. II. Crntanta. 111!.. (UllOUIB, I'ilT. fJ. tk-BTB, II I . MAlUPil, J. M. J'HIlllM. Drpsella of mar Aniounl KeMieevllroan Tru Ceil la I'pwanla. rMTEKKdT paiJ on ileponltt at the raianf all eroDt. pr annum, March iKtanil Hp(em tr Istoroitool wl(tiJrn li tJJM imios. dtatclj to the principal of lha dpolt, therebf KlTinji idd ouuipviuia imrrri.. UAHHIBS WOMEN ANU UIULUBKM MAT DEPOAIT MONET 9 TKAV NO 01 Ut CAO CU II. Opon -intf bniilneo dtj from a a. to. to 3 p.m., and hatuniar f'.o lor HAVl.Nfl HKl'lWJTt odI., rromi io o ciock auotl W. UT8LOP, Treaiurer. THE CITY NATIONAL 3 -vi-r fC. I!A I Kit, OAl'ITAL, I LI. I Ml I h 8100,000 W. I llAl.LIUAY, HrnMett; Htt-NKT 1.. HALLIDAY, VlCfFfMMfni A. B.HAFKOK1), UmIiUt) WAI-TKB HY4I.OI. Ai.l.nn Otihl'r Pliarroaii Hints TitLOt, Kosiit U.Oi'Hmnaiim Oa-iavL.IUu.iDAT, W. 1. Uallidat, Oao. I). Wiuumion, HiarniN Uisu A. H. BArroan. Kiriiasare, Votu ssjmI VbIUmi sale BoauU aVsBarht mn Sold. D2P0flIT8 reeelved, and butlneu aone. a Reneral lanktm FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP VAIBO. It, W. MlI.LEH, President. .1. M. PlllLUM. VIce-1'renldent. Ciuh. CUN.MNailAM, Cashier. CULLKOTION8 PROMPTLY MADK TTIXOHANOK, coin, bank notoa and Umtec tlutet enourlllet bougbt and told, latartiat Allowed on llsue Depaalla. I.tntlKH. W II IT K CO L L A 1U ' L AN I NU M I L L N WAI.'I'KHN, artrlxlor. HARD and SOFT LUMBER AMI) LATH, SU1NQLK8, OKDAU POSTS DOORS, SABU, BLINDS ORDKUS SOLICITKD. STKAMBOAT LUKBIB, Kurnlshed oo tliorlesl notiee. Commerolal avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh nreeu O-sVIHO: XiZXiXxrozs. Our Home Advertisers. HALLIDAY BROTHERS GENERAL AGENTS FORWARDING and COMMISSION NKHdll AKTft, DEALERS IN FI OUR ; lait Aftu nt OHIO BIYBH AND KANAWHA 8alt ooTj:sj.ivriBie. 70 Ohio Lbvbk, Caibo, Illihou. MILLER & PARKER, GENERAL COMMISSION FOKWAHDING MKKCHANTS, in DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN Oata, Hay, etc., AGENTS ioe FAIRBANKS SUA LEB Ohio Levee, CAIBO. ILLLNOld. COFFEY, PACK & CO., ' U H W A H O 1 S ti A .V D COMMISSION MERCHANTS- liKALKh IN I AY, CORN. OATS, MEAL, FLO UK AND COUNTRY PltODUOE OAIIM), ILLINOIS. M2tl C. CLOSE, GENKRAL COMMISSION MERCHANT And dealer In Lime.'Cemknt, Pl.AHTKIl, II A I K, Kr. SSkla Lvrf. rTTl will ell in car load lotn :it lumufoc 4-3-tl turert' price, adding ireluht. S, D. AVBRf. i:..i. AYER A VERS & CO., FLOTJB AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 78 Ohio Levee, Caibo, III. i-7tr, l'E T K R U U II L Kivltlklvx FLOUR MERCHANT ANU No. N4) UU1U LKVSK, 3-'J0 tf. OAIUO, ILLINOIS. WOOD RITTENHOUS & URO FLOUR (Joueral CommiMloo Moronaoti IMOHIO LBY1B. Our Home AdrcTtiMrt. $ a ! i 5 S 1 3 S i s 3 a s I B - i i ; i - i r ! 5 q S 3 . 'I t 1 II a a ; J 5 7Z : la I ft fc - wm. a r to. BEMIS, BROWN & VO., BAG MANUFACTUHK&& Aoknts Uoms CmoN HO. 80 Ohio Lrree, Cairo, HU. lJ-2m. WARD & ROBERTS, PAIITTBHS Dealers m Witvcow Shasm, Wall Pamb, Fumi Wcna ' Lead, Liirms Ow- AUROUA OIL, SriBiTa TuRPiimsa, Gicn Shellac, Alcohol, Etc., Ktc. WaabingtoB avenue and Eeventh itmt, Cairo, ... Ilukm CARL PETERS, BT-.AOKSMITH Cet.EMvsath skavaA r filar Btav. Informs the publlo that be baaaa aervlcei of a Flnt-claaa Wajraa i aBxagaatfc itaakeraB also a Flrat-dasa Qorae thotr and lanadT In tbii trade wui apalr and diapatcK NEW LIVERY STABLE TENTH STBMT, BBTWEBB WAIB'ir tTIIIII Am?t WAXMV1 Dr. B. P. rialiU I&Tsrmt tn aaUJe thai k ba a LIVERTSTABLS on the Borthweet aide of Taata atreel at aaat abora. Bli atablea wUl be fUraUBed wills aaae bat It BEST ECOnaBJB AMD GOOD VKHIOLB8. and tho public may be acceauaodated at al honr of tho day and nlfht with safe teata on the loTfert temu. Dr. Melds uki a share efpvbUepattwam and will endeavor to merit it by lair dalla and itrict attention to btulr WAOCaN mandfactobf For Salo at Whoieiale or BW1. 00BNIK 32D-BT&ttT AND OB10 Cairo, nib, titr j. r. (. NEW YORK STOxMtf, WHOLESALE AND RBTAIL. LA BO BIT YABIBTT ITOOB II TBI OtTV GOODS BOLD VY OLOII. Oaraer mt HUtelaeastla aaee aereaal ATaetei. OAIKO, ILLINOIS. O. O. FATIW A BOOK PO TNK MiXUOJI A Mnli Ckauilir Be BBM riaoeeateBtMBUrrr.eaiaa FmyaltlaBltaJ saya. 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