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KAJKSTrAK AtlKNT.
John a. harm an &
Real Estate
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 187G.
THE FLOOD.
The KIoIoii Itlii-r Yclenlii.v-llcui .
IIUMiiiKfN l lliillratrilN Hi IniMiiiiii.
tFiota llif (;i)iirlir-.lfuniiil
.Miiny inoiiiuiKi tienpiovi'ltMltlii levro
yf'Mi-nl.'iv to tnkc ii Umtt at tin; swollen
river. The water nno .Sutttrday nlglit
itut.li iuw iiicnvii.iuuvuiiiuiii.irK ivporleti
at niKiiiiaif, atiu in iiayiigiit ycMenm'
inoriilii' bewail to tall .it the lute of an
incli tior lioiir, roiitliuiliiL' to nicuuu run
Idly all day. ,'oiiiparc(l with Hie lilyh
water oi lorinw yearn tlili rite can
carccly ho called a Hood.
Tin! turning ol tliu tide put a quIctiH
upon the fear of the iieopld who were
still on dry land but were threatened
wlth.au overflow Saturday night, and ac
cordingly there was cotilldence among
the denlciis ol the river front nml tliu
crn- Mrecl.i near the levec. These ivntrr-
IjoiiikJ people iscctncd to enjoy a (julet
.Sabbath, as lu the windows ol the hou-es
hi the Hooded streets were seen tliu facts
of hundreds of Innocent person caged I"
their room".
Along the dry portions of the levee a
large number ol men and women were
hii'y catching the driftwood, while the
greater number of tliu men who Inhabit
that part of the city .'pent their time in
the levee bar-room-, drinking mean
whlky.
Thu lo-s to nronertv hv the hluh water.
except the Injuries sustained by the ovcr-
uow, n nut. inning. At lliciootor J- lit la
street a roal oillce Is turned over on Its
side, and was cabled to prevent It from
washing away, while a hoiuoof n similar
character was weighted down with pltf
Iron to prevent it from lloatlng oil1.
IX INDIANA CONDITION (II Till! It III.-
IIOAIH.
Thu Hood In .Southern Indiana was the
most disastrous and wldesmead that has
been known lor year1'. The Jell, road
olllcers state that no nrevlous freshet has
dauiaged them to the extent of the pres
ent one. Then? were fourteen vnhes on
the road, five of them being ecrions uiul
destructive ones. A lurae lorai of men,
iiuuer Hie direction oi .Mr. It. vtclK
were out cu tho road working hard nil
day yesterday renulrlng the dauia''e
done, so as to re-establish communication
at the earllect moment.
The worst wash on this road Is between
Ilockford and Columbus, and It may take
...it 1 1 'l'..,...l.. . ... : r
..in., , iiiiiu ivj ii4i u iiiab jiaii ui in,;
roau in a couuitioii lor trains to pa's over,
It will ho neeeary to transler passeng
ers at Kocklnrd to-day ana p-rhaps to
morrow. '1 here are other washes on the
ro.iu which will rediilre all day to etialr.
As predicted yesterday morning, there
were a nuiuocr oi nan wasnes on the (J
and M. road Saturday night between
iirowusiown aim .Mllencil, and also a
wash ut Shield Mill. IVfengcrs from
(.inclnnatl wet on that road yesterday
came from North Vernon to .leilmon
Vllle. from .Icilcrsonvllle to New Allianv.
and trout the latter place over the New
Albany and Udeago to Mitchell, which
Is rather a roundabout way. but much
Iwlter than no way at ail. Trains ironi
St. i.oui ea?t nan lo travel the same
route, only in a dillcrcnt direction.
A train of twenty cars, loaded with
stone for the work on tho O. and M.,
paed through JcU'ersonvlilo Ian night,
Ironi Cinriiinatl. A train nt stock follow
this mottling.
TERENEZ 0EAK.
Ill,- lliniL-iirliiii I'.-i (riu i nml Slnle.
mini.
The Hungarian hae ln-d a vreat
statesman in Terenez leak. He wan the
superior of l.ouls Kossuth,. i gre.iter pa
triot tliau he, and a truer trieml of the
lieonlo. When thu dream ol" a .Mih'vhi-
niuhlic failed away, leak and his polit
ical school iiuietlv went into tho Left
Center, or Liberal party, under lit-it Von
Tisauud devoted themselves to secur
ing relorm ol expenditures, wiser rules
and a lower taxation. Terenez Deak
was born lu Zula, Hungary, October 17,
I&03 ; was educated at Comoin and
Kaab. studied law and was elect-
to the Diet of 1S39-J0 and to that of lSilt-
11. but declined to serve in the latter on
account of the instructions given to thu
representatives to vote against tliu pro
posed equality of taxation, lu ltfW, he
was mlnUter of Justice in the Hatlminl
Cabinet, and attempted Important ju
dicial reforms, which were interrupted
by tho war with Austria. Dining that
eonilict he made many ell'orti to secure
peace, and In lSCO hit was
(deeted to the Diet from Test, and at
once bceame a leader in that assembly.
lu 1801, Deak formulated the national
demands oi Hungary, which were as
sented to by Count von llrust. and the
(liialUtlc basis was formed upon which
the Austfo-Hungarlan empire rents, He
has since been elected ami re-elected to
thu Diet, always aimeurlnir us thu eham.
iiiou of Hungarian right, although
by the co-operatlou of his party
with tho Liberals whatever revolu
tionary ideas ho inav havu i
sessed were probably relinquished in a
great measure. A revolution in Hummrv
just now would not bo successful, fluil-
ary must abldu her time for almolutu In.
dependence of Austria. She has inanv
enemies within uiul without. Austria
would like to destroy the old Magyarele
inciit by forcing upon itSelavo popula
tion linin Tnrliev. A narlv U nt wnrl.- in
secure the abolition ol the Parliament at
ret tu, and tlio ultramontane party would
wipe out all cxislhi'' liberal InsUtutlons
lu both Austria and ilungnrv. The
Magyars are a noblo race, nml theli-sti nfr.
glu for ludeprndcnco lias passed Into the
annals of heroism. Deak has probably
passed awav on tho eve ol an eventful
period of Hungarian history, for there
are audible muttcrlngs lu Kuropu which
betoken change.
A rw WordN lit l'erlile mikI Ilellcitle
nuiiiini,
lly I!. V. Pierce, SI. I)., of tlio World's
Dispensary, llullalo, N V Author (if
"The People's Coinmoii Si'iup .Medical
Adviser," etc.,
Knowing that you aro subject lo a
rent amount of sullering, that delicacy
on your part lias n strong tendency to
prolong it, and Ihe longer It Is neglected
thu more you have lo enihiro ami the
nioro (iiuicuit oi cure your case becomes,
I, as a physician, who am dally consulted
by s-cores of your sex, desire to say In
you, that I nin constantly meeting with
tlioso who have been treated
for Ihelr nlhneiits for iiinnllis with
out being hcuelltcd lu the lest, until
they havu become perfectly discouraged
nml have almost nindn up their niuiil
ncyer to taue another doo of medicine,
or be tortured by any lurthcr treatment.
i ncy nan rather mo ami nave tiielr suf.
fcrings ended than to live mid suiter as
i ncy nave. Tiiey say mcy are worn
nut ny iiHerlng, ami arc only made
wore ny treatmciir. ui any tiling more
dlsrouruvhiL'. we certainly cannnt. mu.
eelve, and were there no moro successful
iiioiio ni ireating such uiiiicultlcs th
that, tho prlnclplea Of which teach the
reducing mid depic ting oi tlio vital forces
in inu system, wneu tun imuc'iiions dic
tate n treatment directly the reverse, ni
I be one adopted for thcnt.thelr case would
no (lepioranie indeed, nut, ladysiillerers
there U a better and far inoru siicrnrii
Plan of treatment lor you; one moro m
harmony with the laws and renulrementH
ol your system. A harsh. Irritating
V.UI-UU in .mucin iiiiii eirung medicines
win never euro you. it you would use
rational means, .such as common-seme
should dictate to every Intelligent lady,
take such medicines as embody the very
best Invigorating tonics anil nervines,
compounded with special relcrenco to
your (icncaie system, such n happy
combination you will Had hi my Favor
ite Prescription, jvhieh lias received the
highest praise troin thousands ol your
sex. Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to (eel scarcely able to be on
your leet orafcend a Might oi stairs: that
continual drain that U sapping from your
system ail your former elasticity, and
driving the bloom from your checks ;
tint continual strain upon your vital
forces that renders you Irritable and fret
ful, may all bo overcome and sub
dued by a persevering uo of that
marvelous remedy. Irregularities nml
OllSrllCt OIIS to l ie tirnm.p wnrlilnn
your system aro relieved by this mllif and
safe means, while periodical pains, the
existence of which Is a sure Indication of
serious dlsc.i'0 that should not be ne
glected, readily yield to It. and if Its use
be kept up for a reasonable length of
time, the special caiuouf these nnlna la
permanently removed, l.'nriiinr
?MlUct. ,lct', "my lw obtained from
"1 he People's Common Sensr, Mnllpni
Adviser." In which I
large space to the "nuldcratlon of all
forms ol diseases peculiar rnn,
This work will be post-paid to nnv nil.
(lrps on receipt of ll 50. My favorite pre
scrlptlou la sold by druggists.
a-2-iUw.lw-(10)
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COAL.
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CONSUMERS:
llAiiiiisiirm , in,,, Jan. r, i7.
W I. ire now iniinn'.' a iery siiimtIoi article
ot coal fn from nil Impurities, ivintlally
n'laiitul for urate and Imiicvlmld nc eentrallr,
wjilrli we will delher In Cairo, on the Cairo and
V inceniir track lir Hit-car loail of:i lnubcl,
at nine ('ij cents -r IiihIivI, or Uvu dollars and
liii'iiiy-ll,,. criu, it; -) lM.rinll
Venlo liaira wry siiierlor article of Nut
Coal Hlilcb we will iltliirr on track nl alxttrn
(li) dollar r car '" IhkIiiI. J'Killea not
wianin? ii car nun win r.-ui iiuin t . M . W arn on
i.is'iiui siik-i, neiwren laimmerclal ami Vali
iiiKtonari'iiui's. nml lie siinnlidl nt ri'iunnahl..
Irrnii. Jlr. Ward will nl.o dflhir tills n.al lo
any pari oi ineeiiy ai i m jiercar loail, mak
llifa coal rostalmut tJ .V. r Inn. All iliecosl
iiil by Hum .nml V lt.lt. 19 suppllnl from
mi iiiuitvi,iiiiu ii na. no superior III Hie iniiiit
AiMriMill nnbr for coal In
Jas.A. ViaUftCc,
IIAItlilsill'ltri, l
t3r' .M. Ward, Ki., hat team and will tie
kit thlt c.ii.l iii ,yi pfrear. lOi-Jil'.
I'AIXTAXnOII.S.
Blake & Go.
(llcce.ors lo)
B. F. PARKER,
Dealers lu
c?aints, Oils, Varnishes,
73 XVCTISXXSIJS.
vVall Papor, Window Glass, Win
dow Shades, Sic,
Always on band, the celebrated IIUunlnatlnK
AlIltORA Oil,.
lBxrosaas'
-ixlXdlxia;,
Corner Eleventh Street and
Waahlnir
ion Avenue
I.IUVORUEAl.t:RN-
R. SMYTH & CO.,
Wholesale and Relull Dealers In
Foreign and Domostio
LIQUORS
WMTKH OF AIT K1IVD.S,
No. CO Ohio Lovee,
CAIRO, ILLS.
ME3SIU-, SMT1I CO. Iiavo ronaUnUy
a large stock of the best gooiW lu (lie mai
kil, ami giveesjieclal alttntlon tolhe liholesals
rancnoi mc uiisiues.
CAIRO CITY BINDERY,
ir. o. ixxxoi,
Pii.piletor,
BINDER MO BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Dullcttn Building, Oor. Twelfth Street
unit Wakldngton Avenue,
Cairo, Xllluoiaa.
CfCoiiuly nml lliillrond Worku SpiTiidly.
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MANUKA CTUIIEI) nY
JOHN P. GAMBLE.
THE BEIT and CHEAPEST WiOOH VAX.
OFACTUBED
xAaTUFACTORY, OHIO LiEVEE
Noar Thirth-Fourth Street
OA.RX PETERS,
HORSE SHOER,
BLACKSMITH
AND
Wagon Maker,
SIXTH STREET, Botwoen OHIO
LEVEE AND COMMERCIAL
AVENUE.
Manufacture hia own Horse Shoe and
can Aaaure Oood Work.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
VAKIKTY NTUKK.
Nfew-York Store
WH0LK8ALE AMD RETAIL.
VARIETY STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Goods Sold Vory Close.
Corner 10th St. and Commercial AvI
CAIH0. ILLINOIS
C. 0. PATIER & CO.
WHOLENALK UlMH't'.KN.
STRATTON & BIRD,
Wholesale Grocers
-AU.1S
Commission Merchants
AQENT8 AMEBIOAN POWDER OO.
57 Ohio Levee.
G. D WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale Grocer
Dialer hi
BOAT STORES,:
Commission Merchant,
No. It OHIO LEVEE.
Sl'KClAli atleutlau given to consignment, and
uuius oriUri
NO. 343.
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GOOd BnnlfR EterylxHly neeil one
viuwu. AJUUlVH.nr more ortlie follow
Imr clieapaml really ialualne voluiiipa, unit pre
paid for price nameil. lliinlpr'aUuiileandTrap-n-rsCnniianlon,
all about huntlnn, trappliiK.
ilsliine, raiting milk, Ac, Ac Urn nairr onlr
reliable work, only iicl. Trirk anil trap of
..iiiv-iiii, iiiiijui-ie kxwmt oi inu uoinK or
every awimllcr, quark, nml humbug In Ameri
ca. .irli) pp., conalna list cf hundred of
swindlers. It will "post you" and sure you
vaali, only ti eU. Tbe VentrlliHinla'a (Inlits; or
bow to learn Ttntrllopdsm. Full Instructions,
examples, anecdote, ulso lion- to make the
whistle to Imitate all birds and beasts, only 'Jft
M ills. Art or training and breaking hoi'iea, al
so Hie complete horse doctor. A large aclaro
Isiok. nml the beat ever Isaiml. nrar Kn nn.
every farmrr needs it. onlv V cwila. Art ami
ellipielte of making love. All about It, how lo
'IHip'' and everything else. IMiip. only;Wcts
-isiii .. r.uy. ,,nw ii, no nu iricas in leii
genlrnnrin, brat book on subject, only 'JO cents
Secrets or love li". pp. elegant rhramo cover only
Anyliook sentlmnm receipt ofprlcr.
Catalogiics tin. Address all order to tin-old
wtnbtiaheil liouac nf IIL'NTKIt ft CO. .Illntdale,
HAW! HAW t HAW!swron"ci
see those hewrlous, Kweer, Kwalnt, Komlc,
hlaaticltubberKares. Kach one will nuke lou
ul Dei fnt faces, anil oil, so funny I Ureatest thing
eirrniaile. .lust the thing for holliUys. One
will ranvnlae a whole towa. 7 klnrfa i nitllnl
free for onlrM cent each, o for tl. Send rnr
oneand "faiiHli ami ftron- jjt. Wonderful
.M ..V..,nKtr! .A "ivalerr Imleeil I Voil can
stick It thi-uiigli liat and j et make no hole I t U
,'l,e,"'!lll',r.;l " !' "end Tor it ami liai...
H.'.N I OltKVKK ! Only 2". rent, fi lor 1.
t anlsol ciuitahlp, loic making ninls, lorliinc
lillllig ranis, 3 ktuiM, mcli In nrnlniMv 'lh.c
nre the beat canlscver madenud every young
WTSoiia iiwils tlitiu to enjoy then) long even
ings. :H)ccnU ner nack. ft for 7.1 rents, srn.l
for Iheiii and have Pin Willi the itlrs ! The little
lllrt or language of love, will take Willi the
gins, winy i.iccui. All uliout courting, cure
; ac. uiuy ii cent, ixivct ' IHegraiili.
Neeiled tiy etery lover. Only '.Hi cents. All
above are elegantly illumlnateil. 5vnt freo Tor
price, lii.iso hooks for rale Catalogue tree.
Address lll'NTKICA Co., Hlusdile, X. II.
2-2 Uwlf-(:ui)
4'OAI
Coal Coal
PITTSBURGH,
PARADISE,
MT. OARBON(Blg Muddy)
AND
PEYTONA CANNEL
COAL!
Orders for Coal by the car-load,
ton, or in hogsheads, for shipment,
sromptly attended to.
a?To largo oonsumors and all
nanufaoturors, wo are proparod
io supply any quantity, by the
month or yoar, at uniform ratos.
0AIBO CITY COAL COMPANY.
rt-iralllilay Ilro.' office, No, 70 Ohio Levee.
CJ-IIairiilay Hro.'s wliurlbout.
B-At Kgyptlan JIUI. or
,OAt the Coal Dump, foot of Tflhty-Elglit
KJ'i'oat'ofllce Drawer. 3oo.
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dress, Ageucy Department, t'nuik Leslie's
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ST. .lOSEril MKblCALINSTIlU.TE
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THE CAIRO
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