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it DIUEOTORm i- or- ..iliiO BUSINESS HOUSES Of A av Innlness firm ran have three line , turn, la thia minion uaderapnroprlateaeadlnf una nutt iii i on iwg moMUer tuner year i arable quarterly in i y.jii l,nrrE.: Mveuee. " : Hardware. Slow and Tlu War, A . HAI.I.ET Deli In SloTM. Tin and Hard sr, liaidea and Farmers' implements, Wirt ,i.Hla. Urfrtm-ratoft. i'limus and IjuIiIcts, 14 Commercial Avenue. Gunning, and Job Work iloaaoB. snort notice. r . j - a.niiirirv. I. t.McOAHEY-nealerln hiAd and soft I tun- jMt, flooring, otlllnR, killing and surfaced iiminer. uttu ana sinngies. oflw-t and yard :omr Twentieth el reel and Washington ivniw LANCASTER ft IlICK-Dealers In eaah biori, liltrulu, etc.. hard and soft lumbar and hlsgita. laid and ottlce. Commercial a venue. 'jtwrf i7ib street. etueeoawnre. L. HAUTaIAN--DeilrlnOueeniwin.Tove. . 1joi aud all klndi of fancy articl-. Commcr ;i avenue, corner em sue-.. Photography. WILLIAM WINTER-Slim Street Ulusn .oniiuerciaiavsnue anu w aiiiintUip im.ik, i-lAtbiaff Mad Merchant Tailoring. .IOHX ANTHIM-Merohsnt Tailor and drain in nvady nana uothtng. 7 Ohio Lev. I La tale Ageurlra. J If. J. HOWLRY-Real Kstate Agent. Iluye lid "ells real eatatc, eollect rents, ,eye Uktt r non-reaidenta.etc. Commercial avenue, be tween sinth ana lemn streets. Commlaaloa Merchant. II .XKLF. TIH91XF.WO0D Cotton and Toliacco Factor. au-1 tiro- imetor or lue fanners' Touurco W archouM. nn vn (.omrnniercial Avenue. i US Fill YObT- anerrhant, lor Ihe tale of farm, Garden, Or .Lard and I)alrjr I'roiluce. ihi Lever. n A. WHkELOCK A t O.- U General forwarding and Commiialon Merchants, and dealers In all Mmls of r mil and Produce. 04 Ohio lev. Lonitigiinvnta ioIic- ,ii. Bttaciiaiurnun4i on appucanon. bechxt sooixma The kniditi of the above order meet at their hail Uie Drat uiki hum tionoay it eaefc nionUu Commercial aveune, i!d ilow ' south or mih etreel, ate p.m. Ion V. Hni.ni", (i. .. V. A8CAL0K I.OlKjK, NO. 11. BaighUi of Pythias, meets every Fri day nigbt at haM-paal atven. in Odd rllow' Hall. Howe. ;hancllor Corrunaniler. OALKXANDKB I.OIX1E, MO. 224. Jntk-beodrnl Order of Md-Il-lowa, Btfrta every 'lnurodajr night at nalf-paat aeven, In Ibelr hall on Zomwrtniti avenue, between Hllth and He Tenth :ttrU r'. U. lUirneo, N. G. 1A)liO KNCAMFMKNT, I. O. O. F., rreU yjin Oid-relVowa1 Hall on Hie flrat and tlurd l aalaf in every mouUi, at half-pant aevra A. Com 9. C f A CAIUOLOiMiK. K0.437.A.F. ft A.M. mfr liulil regular eurniniuikaUona In ata xmb'. Hall, corner Commercial aveuue ' ua Kltditb aurct, on the anoond and ii(lti atuitdal of earn month. lha DIBrftir, Tbe nrdiuurv 1'orout l'lanler, on acroiint of lt peculiar inacbiulcal a tion, U eitcpru ed an article ol merit; Imt Benou' C'apclne foroui 1'liiHtcr It conttiilered an article of xtraordinary merit. It hat tbe tame mecbanli al ai tion, aod, In ailditiod. pot eaten medicinal qualities of t rfmarkablt tature, wbtli cau-en It to act at once, relieve iiainiiume'liaUly. and cure where oteerl'orou I'Uttertwilf not even relieve t er kbrniTKti.m, ime in Wrak Heck, Spina niteate, t rick In thr Back, Hdmv liiacaiw, ."jra;na and nruiaM, Heyent I'alm d f tit' lie, Vi dliitri of the llark, etc. Tbe manufacturer of Benson's Capcine Plaster Huetvtd the HightMiicdal at t)e ( tuleimial. It ii now Die itandard remedy, lit at lonlkliliig pain relieviog and trenglhenlng tialllle attracted the attention ol the Cen tennial .1 ti rrors and tbomand ofpbyelciana wbo vitlted lha CentcnnUI, vrbo pronounc-i-d It the lt remedy ever invented for tbe Oovo alimenu. hold py all IirtigxinU. frlce, V centa. tR:irrlay liros. will supply tlio traile In rlra. WASHINB A new and wonJerlul invention for waiblng. WaaliM like magle; Itetter than oap for waahing anything; waub'-t in one tblrdof the time; waahei in hard or oft, but or cold water; the only preparation ver invented that will prevent woolen irom tbriuking; worth four time a it price for wanning woolem alone. Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher rvommeod It to all homeknepera, aayi: "Tbey will rejolc both tor economy'i aake tad tbe euftey oi tbeir clothioK, and tliat it can no more injure clothing or bandit than eomuon warm water." 21 riatt Street, New York. KVJaarcloy Bm. will nupply trade in Cairo. ILLINOIS CENTRAL B. E. Shorteetnd QUICKEST ROUTE TO St. Louis & Chicago The only Eoad Running Two Daily Trains from Cairo, , Making , 111 . ' , - Train Le&vj Cairo ' I 'M p.m. Kaet Expresa, arriving in Sit. Louia 8:6H p.m.) Chicago, 1 M, a.m. 120 P.tn, CIWCINNATI & LOUIS . . 'vilaLB FAST LINE Airlvlngl n Cincinnati 8:30, a.m.: Louis ville, 8:2S, a.m.; Indianapolis, 4:15 a.m.', faatengera by tola Irnlu arrive at above points a HOURS 0 -IN- tOF AKYOTflEK B0UK. 1 1 Mn. m: rt Mail with sleeDera attach' d. for ftT. LOU18 aad CH1CAOO, i rrlwin in 8t. Loula at (1:30 a.m. Chi- eagont S.80 p.m. Connecting at Odin or Kftingbam tor Cincinnati, Louisville ana, juaianapoun. .FAST TIME EAST fawengers by this line go through to the Ease "without any delay caused by 'h SaIuHLUY AiPTKltNdON TRAIN K tOAl UAlltO AltiUViws in nun YORK MONDAY MOBISIMU , 36 H0UR8' IN ( ADVANCE i . 1NV iTIlP.rl.' WnTTTtfi. ' Advertisements of oompetlnK lines that ? titer snak batur time maa thla one, are -i are iiisuad either through Ignorance or a ilii4ltlr to mislead the public. ar thrnush tickets aud iuformntion, iDDly at Illinois central it. a. vepoi, euro. r AtKS ARnTVB AT 0AIO . ct artaa.,.MMMM. ...i"i''p.in 'aUu ." MMimMMiiMiia),aai l',T: si JA8. JOHNSON, . i ' Oen'l outherD;ig, .,;H.JoJfliTloketAgt. . rVfrfU - HATCH or AttVEBTIkf JfU. If All bill for advertuuic, art due and pay able lit abtakcb Transient advertlilng will lielmarttd at the rate ef U CO per (quaie for tbe ant inatrtion aod 60 eenU for each lubaaquent one A liberal dlacount wUl be made on tUadlng and dlapl adTertlMmenU for inserting runeral notice II o Notice of meeting of loclctiM or aeeret order U ccnU for eacn intertlon Cbnrcb, Society, rcatlval and Sapper butince wui owy oe inserted at advtrtlaemenu Ko advertisement wUl be received at leei than V emta, and no aavertlaement will be loierted tor leu than three dollar! per month LOCAL BtaiSfLM HOTICEH Of on aquare (8 lines space) or more, In aerted In the Bclletw aa follows : (Less than one square counted aa a square.) One Insertion per square $ CO Two Insertions per square. 73 Three Insertions per square 1 00 Six Insertions per square 1 75 Two weeks per square 3 60 One month per square. , 3 50 special rates made on large advertUe- menrt or ntr longer time, CITY NEWS. - - - I. ... . . U L.U. ..." TUESDAY, October 0,1877. nilllacry and Inury flood. .Mm. ('. McLean, Kigluh street be tween Washington and Commercial avenues, Is Just In receipt of an elegant and complete stock of Millinery and Fancy (joods ol every kind. Among other articles we miy mention that she la selling tine black straw hats In all the Uirest styles at Irom 40 to 50 cents; elc gant patterns at prices lower than was ever ottered to the trade; Howen and feathers irom 10 cents to $1; silk) and velvets in all the new shades at prices to suit. In the hosiery for ladles and child ren line her stook Is not equaled by any other establishment In the city, and she atkstlie ladies to call and examine tliem before going elsewhere. Mrs. McLean will f ill her goods ol all klnds;as cheap II not cheaper, than the same kind ol goods can be bought elsewhere in this market. She solicits mi examination of her stock and prices, believing I hat she is prepared to please all whom may favor her with a call In both. Indies desiring to have hats pressed can have the same done fur Irom 23 to :I3 emits. ii 'tf New leiarturr. To an y I'atr'MK jnd the Public ; J take this method ol introducing to nit my new place ol doins busmen. In the future. Iteasou and exierii'iicc has demonstrated to you and I Uiut no hotite that sells on credit can compete with tlioso doing business on a cash system. This being true I have resolved to do n strit tly cash business in the future, 1 propose to re duce the price of all roy goods from 3 to 1 per ocnt., thus giving the buyer the advantage ol going to market and buy ing where goods are sold lor ca.h only. (iools will lc d livcred to any part of tlio city as usual. From this day we will have no pass book accounts, nor keep any books in our house of any kind. Thanking you for pa-st favors, we would ask a coutintis nee ot the same nnder our new system. Wm. Thioo. Sept. Will, 1877 2t. AT Till: MANE OLD NTAI. .f ol "Rirlmrd Illinaeir' bill Malaon "lllinaalf Agnln. ' Mr. S. Mutson desires to announce to the citizens ol Cairo and the surround ing country, that he has returned, .irom California, and again casting his lot in Cairo, has opened a new stock ol BOOTS AXI) SHOKS nt the same old stand, Xo. 1 10 Washington nyenue, between Eight and Xinth streets, where, while thanking his old friends lor their past patronage, he desires to shake hands with them, and supply them and many new customers with anything they need in his line. Ills stock is coming right In every day, nnd U the best the market affords. All are nvitedto call. 27-lm Home AkaI'I. Ed. Braxton has returned to his old stand in the Ttelser building, where he is better prepared than ever to accommo date his patrons and the public who may favor him with a call, llo has gone to considerable expense In fitting up a couple of nicely furnished room, which he has provided with all the latest Im provements and conveniences. He em ploys only first class workmen aud those who patronize him will have their wants attended to In style and will receive courteous treatment. t Notice. Mrs. Charlotte Sanders Informs her friend" and pupils that Iter music floss has cunmenccd for the winter season. Mn, Sanders has made the culture of the voice a specialty, haying studied under first class masters In Europe; her superior piano forte instructions and playing are well known to the citizens of Cairo. She takes this opportunity ot notifying the public that sho will not bo.responslblo for any pianotuners making me of her name. . . Tbe European Uotet-Redueiloit lu Board. . Mrs. Harry Walker, proprietress of the European Hotel, being well awaro ot the stringency of money, has reduced rates to all who may wish regular board to sixteen dollars per month or four dol lars per week, for day board. In cor neotlon with the European Hotel Is a first class restaurant 1 whoro oysters, game and all other delicacies will be scry ed at all hours during day or night, (tf) A ClWd. Lancaster & Hlce having bought out my cntiro stock, 'consisting of doors, sash, blinds, glass, moulding, etc, and added It to their already large and select stock of a similar kind. I take treasure lnrecommendfagallmy former patrons and tbe publlo generally, who wish to purchase anything in their lln to give tbem their patronage. ' ..-Ji I1! 'Si - Local Pebblra. ' The rain on Sunday put a qiiUu on the dust. r ' The city council will meet In rcgulur session to-night. Mr. and Mrs, 11. It. Camleo arrived at home on Saturday afternoon. There was no business ot a criminal na;ure In Judge Bird's police court yes terday, The work of gravollng Levee strte between Second and Fourth streets goes bravely on. 1 wo good rooms, well furnished for rent on reasonable tennf. Inquire ol Sam Williamson. 4t Hememberthe picture sale this even Ing at 7 o'clock at the corner ol Ninth street and Commercial avenue. It Your life Is In danger when you hi low a severe cough or cold to go un checked. Dr. Bull's Cough flyrup Is a cheap, harmless and reliable remedy. The Cairo and Vincennes railroad r jn an extra train on Sunday to take the great Eastern circus to Btirnsldes where It was advertised to exhibit yebtenlny. Died ou Sunday morning, October 7th at 7 o'clock, Mary Bullock Itudd, Infant daughter off. T. nnd Mary Jiudd, aged 7 weeks. The remains were taken to the family burying grounds at Duulo ra, npar Columbus, Ky., fur Interment, yesterday morning. A great many remedies are advert! sed to bring them before tlio public, but the latter decides whether the nrtlclo Is good or bad. The good reputation which Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup enjoys is a stand ing guarantee of Its merits. Price 23 e cuts. A number of young ladles ol this eity are now practicing for a coucert and oratorio to take place at the atlieneum on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, October 24(h and 23th. The ladies In charge of the aflalr will spare neither time nor pains to make these concerts superior to anything of the kind that has taken place In several years. Mr. W. P.Seott.with Frank Flkher wholesale clothier, Evansvllle, Indiana, will he In the city from the Sixth to the Tenth of litis month with a full line of samples for tall and winter suits and overcoats. Mr. Scott will be prepared to supply nil w ho may want goods in Ida line at the most reasonable prices. All in want of winter wear should give Liui a call. ::t Some of the excursionists who came down ou the special train ou the Cairo and Vincennes railroad on Sunday, filled up on bad whisky and as u.-nial tinder such circumstances, became noisy and quarrelsome, and just before the tnin left number of knock-down and drag -outs took place la one of the cars. The police were called on and it was with consider able trouble that the rowdies were kept down until the train got out of town. Xow that the council has decided not to remove the high sidewalk on Four teenth street between Walnut and Crdar streets, we hope they will loose no time in placing upon the walk such repairs as it may require. The sidewalk is n use ful one and a great convenience to all that portion of our people living on "the ridge" and in the barracks, nnd it should lie repaired without delay. Old man Hicks who lias Itecninjail here for several months on a charge of at tempted assassination, was taken to Mound City by Sheriff Saup yesterday, where his trUl will probably commence to-day. Hicks took a change ot venue to Pulaski county. He is the man who some three or lour mouths ago while laying in waiting for Charlie Throck morton through mistake shot at and came near killing another man, a tailor in the employ of Mr. John Antrim. Accidents will happeu. On Saturday night between eleven and twelve o'clock, after tlio editors and all the employes o' the Bulletin ofllce except the foreman and pressman had gone home, the press man had the misfortune to "pi" the greater portion of the local pace prepared lor Sunday morning's Issue. The mishap was unavoidable and no blaniu is to be attached to the pressman. Those of our patrons whose advertisements did not ap pear in Sunday's paper will now under stand why they wore left out. We hope to be all right again in a day or too. The first of a scries of popular enter tainments to bo given by tho ladies of the Episcopal church during the fall and winter will take place at the residence of Mr. IT. L. Halllday on Thursday evening next. The programme Is an excellent one aud will be strictly carried out. It is tho determination of the ladles who are getting up these entertainments to spare no efforts to make them successful, nnd to this end they will exert all their energies. Those who desiro to enjoy a real treat should attend the concert at Mr. Ilalll day's on Thursday evening. Don't send off, but get your clothes made by Wclton, "Tho Tailor." Ho has as tine and varied linn of samples as can be shown by any house west ol New York city, and with the additional knowledge gained by Ms having visited the best cutters in the East, he can give good fits, stylish cuts, and well put to gethor and at very low prices. Besides you do not need to wait from two to Ave weeks lur your goods and then bo obliged to return them as "misfits," as many have had to do heretofore who patronized traveling representatives. It 1 - Mr, Albert Grlndlcr desires tho pub llo to know that la about one week from now ho will be prepared to set out trees of all kinds at the lowest prices and short est notice. Ho has on hand a largo sup ply ol poplar, maple, elm, cypress, ' Cottonwood, oak '- ami nil kinds ot fruit trees, every one of which be guarantees. Orders may be lclt at the grocery store of E. W. Thloleek near the cerner of Eighth street and l?i'!gi!Ll AJ. Hi1 Washington avenue, or at bis residence at the corner of Pine and Ttvcnly-secoiid street. ;it Ladles In want of millinery goods hats, bonnets, or trimmings of any kind or description should call on Mrs. S Williamson, Commerclul avenue, next doorto tbe'athencuni. it la a fact .that cannot be ucnica tuat her stock of goodi In every department Is the most complete, fashlonabld, most beautiful and withal the cheapest brought to Cairo since the war. She has some of the most exqui sitely beautiful bonnets we ever saw, and which cannot but i lease tho;o In search ol goods In that Hue. By all means visit Mrs. Williamson's beiorc purchasing elsewhere. She Is nuo prepared to re modle and make new old lints, shape them over In the latest style, and all for the moderate sum ol from 31 to S3 rents. Hats dved either black or brown. Give Mrs. W. a call and "h i will be sure to please you. tf Mrs. M. Swandcr, who has been In the millinery business longer than any of her competitors in this city, U on hand again with an elegant stack of fall and winter goods. Among these may be mentioned fine trimmed bats lor ladlt and children, which lor beauty ot style and cheapness of price excel anything ever brought to this city. These hats are bought of Itosenham it Lcviz, the leading. millinery establishment ot St. Louis, and munt bo seen to bo appreci ated. " Mrs. S wander will also show to the ladles of Cairo a finer as sortment of those fashionable now wool en goods, breakfast shawls, childrcns knitted sacks, new stylo nubias or rlgo lettes; also some beautiful hosiery lor la dies and children nnd new design In uecktie?. Ileal Iseos a spcciilfy. Mrs. Swanderbegs to assure her customers and all others that it is no trouble to show goods, and she invites nn early examina tion ol her stock. 7wl. naving taken charge of tho grocery etablkhment at tho corner ot Four teenth street and Washington avenue, and put In one of the largest and be.st assorted stocks of family groceries ever xliibited in Cairo, .Messrs. Pettis & Bird are now ready for business, and in- vile the attention of the puMic to their lioiiee. They have glyen special atten. ion to the selection ol their goods, and having purchased lor ca?h are prepared to comnete with any other house in the city on sugar, eoflcc, syrups, teas, hums, bacon, canned goods, and in fact everything in the grocery md provision lne. They will always keep on hand choice fresh butter, eggs, and all kinds of country produce. They will deliver goods in any part of the city free of charge and on fehort notice. Mers. Pettis & Bird solicit a share, ot tho patronage of our citizens, bclievlnk that they ran give them better bargains thsii nan he obtained elsewhere. 1m Vrraoiinl. Mr". Pat. Clancey is dangerously ill. -Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Rextord ot Blue Island are in tho eiiy visiting friends and relatives. Mis. A. B. Sa fiord, Mrs. Dr. Mary Safford Blake ol Boston, and Mr. II. II, Missey of Blue Island, arrived in the city yesterday altcrnoon. Mrs. Stephen Bird and sister, Mrs. It. D. i'earce of Tennessee, after spending two or three months with friends In St. Paul, returned to Cairo on .Monday last, Maj. J.vk Kuykendail, Dr. Looney, I. X. Pearce, T. G. Farrls, Dr. Elkins, and a number ol other well-known citi zens of Jolnifon county, were in the city on Sunday. Judge Bird and several othor colored gentlemen left yesterday for Chicago where they go to attend the session of the grand lodgoof colored masons, which meets in tuat city thisvcek. We are indebted to lion. A. II. Irvin lor a copy of The States, anew weekly paper published in Chicago. The paper contains a numher of articles and a letter from lion. S. .V. Btickmastcr in opposi- tlon to the location of the southern peni tentiary at Chester. t or Snip. The Blelock House will be sold at u jreat bargain il applied for soon. Thrco story brick, eleven rooms, in elegant condition. A very desirable residence. Has a two story brick barn. First class location. Apply to IW C.N. Hl'CHKS. FOOLING WITH A GUN. I.ltllo fiirl Probably ratxlly Wounded, On day last week a little ten-year-old boy, an adopted son of Mr. E. C. Hewey who lives near Wolf lsland,was"fooling'' with an old shot-gun supposed not to contain either powder or shot. The boy handled tho gun carelessly, and never onco suspecting that It was loaded, even snapped several caps with tho muzzle of the gun pointed at a negro woman. Putting ona fresh cap and pointing tho gun at little Molllo Hewey,ogcd about five years, who was playing about thirty yards from him, ho pulled tlio trigger. Tho gun went off and tho poor little girl received tho entire discharge of shot In her body. She was terribly wounded, and for a while U was thought sho could not possibly recover, but sho is now get ting along as well as could be expected aud it Is hoped and believed that she may survive. ' ', 'i ' '" i ' Fooling with an old shot gun U some times dangerous. ' ' " Yon Can Bnve Money by gottlngyour building materia of Lancaster & nice, They arc selling lum ber at mill prices; a large amount of white pl.ie and cypress shingles ot the best bran oonstantly on hand. Wo sell pine shin glus at fl.75 per thousand; sawed cedar posts at at 25 cents each; whlto pine floor ing at $22.60 per thousand; pine siding at $13.00 per thousand. '"' Tr your J luck ffitatnunrm. v u. , tub TRiaaEB. Joeepb t'oleulan Bhut niid I'rabubly Mortally Wounded by Jollnii PH. low nt Oooee leinnd. A shootlngaflray took place near Goose Island In this county on last Friday even ing In which Joseph Coleman was shot and probably fatally wounded by Julian Pillow. 'Pull particulars of the affair could not bo ascertained, but It was learned;, that tho shooting took place at church, that- Coleman was In lio church when shot by I'll low. The latter was arrested and a pre limlnary examination took place before Squire Tho. Martin yesterday, but with what result is not known. Coleman was still alive on Sunday evening, but his wound is ot rnch a character that it Is thought he cannot live. 'Deputy Sher iff Jack Hodges will visit (loose Island to-day, and on his return we will be able to give our readers full particulars ot Ihe affair. S'nirw nuthe-CHll mid Try Tliem, Having discharged Dr. Lower and renovated my bath rooms, with the addi tion of a new receiver alter the latest aud most convenient style, I shall take great pleasure in giving baths ellher medicated or otherwise, to all who may call on me. lm ' Da. D. Aitrr.n. Hnnk Ninleiiicul, Report of Alexander Comity Bank of Cairo, Monday, Oct. H, 1677: KCSOCKCiS. Bills receivable $ W.fWO 37 Due from other banks 2,3111 84 Cash on hand 25,!)55 00 Outfit and furniture 5,000 00 Expenses n.4:i5 90 Interest and premiums 4'M 01 $112,82 11 1.UIIITIT1KS, Capital Stock, $.30,000, paid ln..$ 23.000 00 Deposits. 7.),liu.) u;i Earnings i,5." 00 Surplus Fund 1,721 42 f 113.PS2 11 Wo do solemnly swear that the ubove statement is true to the best of our know- edge and belief. F. Bko.s.s, President, II. Wk.i.ls, ( ashler. Subscribed and sworn to before inc this 0th day of October, ls77. A'.FItKU COMINHS, Notary Public. Mill Abend. The linn ol Lancaster & Itiee, having distanced all competitor In their line of business, always selling at the lowest figures, keeping constantly on hand a full supply ol building and finishing lumber of all kinds; doors, sash and blinds, oil, lead and alass. In faetevery thing In tiie building line. All orders promptly filled at the lowest bottom prices. Xo Failure It no nn. There is no case on record where Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry nnd Horehound has failed to give satisfaction. On tho other hand, whenever It has been used by our people, in severe colds, coughs, usthma, bronchitis, croup, whooping-cough nnd consumption, they are enthusiastic in its praise. Contain Ing no opium or other dangerous drug, it docs not constipate, and is safe to ad minister hi all conditions of health. This is an important announcement, and the suffering are advised to heed It. Trial size, 10 cents; large sizes, 30 cents and One Dollar. Sold by Barclay Bros. Also ngeuts for Prof. Parker's Pleas ant Worm Syrup, which Is sure death to worms. Pleasant to take and; requires no physic. Price 23 cents Try It. lulcrmillriit Fever Is .so common in tho country as scarcely to need comment. The causes which produce it are such as cold, irregular living, overexertion, low spirits, night air, exposure to miasmatic exhalations, &c. In large citic3 where edge tools and agricultural implements arc manu factured, the grinder protects his lungs from the injurious ellccts of tho dust Hying oft the grindstone by wearing a respirator, The coal miner cro ho tie-, spends the shaft provides himself with a safety lamp to guard against fire-damp. Now It Is equally necessary for those who are brought in contact with any of the causes leading to Intermittent lever, to provide themselves with that well known and highly esteemed remedy against it, the home stomach bitters. Slow to lift nu Appetite, To a man or woman w ithout an appel ate, "tho best the market aflords" pre sents little or no attractions. The sooner such a hapless Individual puts the gastric organ in a condiliou to enjoy the edible comforts which a bountlltil providence has provided, the more r:ason Ihero will be to feel grateful for the suggestion. To do this, Invigorate the stomach with Hos- tetter's Stomach Bitters, which will en able that organ to digest properly, and, since good digestion Is the parent ot ap petite, give birth to a desiro for food at the intervals appointed by nature. With chronic want ot appetite an usually as sociated 'nervousness, biliousness ind constipation, thrco evils which arc speed ily overcome by tho Bitters. All persons of a dyspeptic or bilious tendency should use this healthful tonic dally, or at least thrco or; foiir times a week. A pursuanco of this courso will soon insure and con firm a radical change ior tho better In theconditlonof thestomacli and asociato organs. - . ' J GENERAL DEBILITY; . VITAL WUAKNESS OR PKPKESSION I a weak exhausted feel ins, no energy or oonracei ihe result of MENTAL OVKU-WURK, INDUS' CKEllONS OK JSXCESBBSi or some, drain oa the syaiem, la always cured by lluhiphreye Homeopathic Speolllo No. VS. It tones up and invigorates the system, imparts atrangtli and energy stops the drain and rejuvenates the entire ratn. Been used .'wenlyyeara Willi psr nml saooesa by thottseu'U. Aold by dealers. Prloall per iah vial. oS).v per package ol Ave vlaia and ii vial of powder. Sent by mall on receipt of price. Address HUMl'HHKYS HOMEOPATHIC MKD1CLNI COUP AN IT , UW rultonatreet.N.Y. RIVER NEWS. SIUKAL SKRVICB UErorir. .i. i. aSOVS m-ioK," Mwwaraa. Rleaorral "-- n. nr. ft. r. Pittsburg. m..... i 1 T Cincinnati...-. :i S 0 Umlivllla K il 1 Evansvllle 1 T I l'alucab.. .... O o Cairo n - 2 St. l'aul 2 4 X .1 Itavenport - 109 Keoknk 1 t 0 l SI. Louil 7 0 1 JAMES M. WATSON, Sergeaat Signal Service, U. 8. A. Tho rain oi Sunday last was heavy and continuous, lasting without Intermission from 1 p. m. until midnight. If it was general we may look for a rise In the rivers. The bright suosh'iuo yesterday aftor the rain was very beautiful. . ; . Owing to the bad weather of Sunday the packets wcro all behind time. The SUvcrthorne from Evansvllle did not ar rive until yesterday afternoon, bringing only a modcrato trip. The Htc. Gene vieve from Memphis arrived about 2 p.m. with a light trip for St. Louis. The Anderson was also behind time, arriving on Sunday morning. The Gold Dust got about 73 tons here and cleared for New Orleans drawing 0 feet. Tho Future City and barges are still duo from St. Louis and are detained by shoal water and bail weather. The Hickory passed to St. LoulsSunday with a load ot stavo timber and towing a barge loaded with tho same. ' The Grand Tower had a light trip for St. Louis, Ills reported that she will lay up on arrival at St. Louts and the Joe Kinney will como out In her placo on account ot low water. There are 11 boating clubs with COO members aud 30 boats In St. Louis. P. P. M anion ot St. Louis bought the bull of the Carondelct, hoisting engine and boiler, chains, Ac, for $3,323, O. B. Allen got the shafts, boilers, ifcc, for $2,000, and Mr. T. McCombo got the waste pipe scap iron, &c, for $90. The Delver delved desperately down at Horsetail on Friday and Saturday, but did no good. She took out 230 tons et sand while at work. The following dispatch to the Missouri Republican contains good news lor steam boat men. E vansvili.k, l.r.. Oct. 7. lu the case of B. Harvey vs. tbe Packett company tor twenty thousand dollars '.or injuries sustained oy uie explosion oi tne rat Cleburne, the jury rendered a verdict tor defendant. The Silverthorn arrived nt 3 p, in. with a fair trip from tbe Ohio. The Stc. Genevieve passed up with a light trip. She reports the Belle Shreves port over the bar and going along all rigtit at Osceola when she passed up. The Jno. B. Maude arrived with abarge In tow from St. Louis. She found i feet 3 inches at Horsetail and Liberty Island and a very snatrgy river generally. Captain 111 Davis, of the Jno. Means, was In the city yesterday. The James Howard had to refuse freight nnd cleared at 3 p. in. yesterday, drawing all the water in the river. The Jim Fisk for Paducah, Dora Cab ler ior Evansvllle, the City ot Chester for Memphis, and the barges for New Or leans are the boats for to-day. Captaiu It. W. Dugan arrived by the afternoon train, and Is preparing to take theT.F.Kckert toMouud City to go ou the ways. Captain Dugan assures as that he has taken up his residence lu St. Louis and as an assurance of tho fact, shipped bis few household effects to that city by the Colorado last night. He has coacludud to settle down and voto In our placo only hereafter. . f The Grand Lake agisted tho Futuro City out with her barges, and returns to St. Louis. The Colorado passed to St. Louis light. Mr. Frank VanDoreu lnlorms us that Captain Walkorla negotiating with Terry Powers for the purchase of his monkey to accompany Walker's bag pipe. It ho can succeed In this Captain Nellls will probably buy out the canary bird tor tunc teller who is now In this city that Is if N tills can get him to ask enough ior hU rig, and wo shall have a first-class show ot our own. Tho Future City and barges arrived lost evening from St. Louis, and .will make additions here for Now Orleans, : COMMERCIAL. CAIHO, tM.IKOll, it DAY RtSNINtt, I October , IBVT. i A heavy rain which continued for alout flye hours foil here on Sunday, laying the dust, besides doing much good In other respects. Tho' weather Is now fair, cool and pleasant. The rivers oontlnue to fall and are getting very low. Business Is fair In all the leading; branches. Tho flour market presents no new fea tures since- our lost report. Prices are unchanged, and firm and steady at quo tations, The demand is fair though not brisk. Ilooclpts are liberal and stocks In tho hands of dealers generally good...!.... There lsasllghtjmprovemant JqUiftfj mand ior corn, and a limited quantity would sell readily at market rates. Re ceipts are light and there is but little ion tho market Prices aro about as last quoted ..Kccclpts of ' oats are fair , and about equal to . we uouiaud. Prices are steady at 227c...;.; The supply of strictly choice hay Is small, and rocclpts are light. The demand, however, Is limited. Medium and low grade Is plenty and dull... City meal Is In good demaud at $i 40. The supply Is fully equal to the demand. Country Is In good supply and quiet at $2 30? JM. .........Bran Is In good supply and iklr, demand, at , $12 ....Potatoes -. : art scarce aud - lu - demand al ; higher pncoi. aWMcipue nj , yerj ugus.,...t There Is still a great scarcity ol choloa butter on the market whlto Vii dtUAnd Is totlvft, . tow and medium grade Are plenty and duU.....itclpU ot eggs are fight and but fbW on the market. The Btttaad Is goo? li-.i. j..OoicA SnideS. Well DUkatiAra In mnnit Aummnd and sail readily at tl 7Srjl M ...Be- eelpts or poultry are.snull and the tut. ply on the market has been statly 41. mlnlshed. The demand fefoof at qe, E es by river to New Orlsaiu an 17e perewt;l31jper 100 00 hay,: Aud Me perdrybbl, . src. v. Way rates arc iraiu" tie; f wiyT Me: hsy, 80c. - . THE MAEKJET. J90ar friends should bear la mind that the prices here riven an only lor sales from first hoods Id round lets. la filling orders and for broken lots It Is necessary to charge an advance over these flgures."jag fT. FLOUR. , The lour market is Arm and steady at quotation. Thedeottftdtilalr. Reoeipte are good and stocks Urge. rJeJes noted were . ., , , ,. .,- 200 bbls. Choice Family.... $ W 100 " xx....;..,..UM.nM 1 00 60 Various. Grades . on orders............ ooS7 00 300 Various, UradeA,- on orders...., 8 0007 00 500 . Various , Grades , -on orders. ..7A7 0O 300 Various Grades' on orders. 0 00&7 00 200 Various 'Grades'.' on orders. OOfjS TO - CORN. Wc note a alight Improvement to the demand for corn, though prices remals unchanged. t The demand Is now lair. Receipts are light, and there Is very Utile on the market. - We note sales of B ears white In sacks, 51o; 200 sacks mixed Me; 1 car white In bulk, 43c, : ; OATS, i Slteceipts of oats are about equal U Us demand, which la fairly active. Prices art unchanged and steady At 193270 In balk. We note sales as follows: 1 cars, mixed, 20c In bulk; 10 cars mixed, SOOtfe; 2 cars black seed oats in balk, 90c; 4 ears mixed In sacks, 30q 1 ear white In saeki, 31c; 1,330 sacks mixed, 30c; 3 ears south ern Illinois, In bulk 20o; 2 cars mixed It bulk, 20 Jc; 3 ear mixed, 20c-. 4 oars choice, 27e, , . HAY. Receipts ot strictly choice hay are Halt ed, and the stock on the market is very light. The demand Is light Aad trAnsae Hons few. Medium and low trrede hav Is plenty aad dull. Sales noted wen A cars choice Timothy, flOftlO M; I ears oholee Timothy, $11 5 1 car ehoice Tims iny.au. MEAL. -There Is a fair demand lor eltv meal at quotations. Tho supply Is about equal to the demand. Country meal Uufsod supply and dull. We note sales ot 100 DDis. city, i to; suu onu. city, aa to; bbls. country, $2 10; 60 bbls. do, $1 tOA 3 25. BRAN, Bran Is In good supply and fair de mand at $12. Sales reported were M0 sacks, $12; 200 sacks, $12; 75 sacks, $11, POTATOES. . " Receipts of potatoes are Bant, aad the supply on the market small. Ths Is mand la good, and pnoes nave amass. Choice are now telling at 60$S0e pet Duanei, ana 1 wu per 001. w s boh sales of 20 bbls. peachblows, $100: W bbls. $175; 15 bbls. choice pMohblewt, liw, BUTTER. Keceiptsof ehoioe Dnner are Ilshtand' the supply on the market small. Ths demand Is good and prices stronger. Medium and low grade butter Is plenty and dull. Sales noted were 10 palls Southern Illinois, lai&e; II psllsebotes aoutnern Illinois, ic;)juo: iv puj Northern dairy packed, gilt edge, 27o;ou tuns Northern, urease; 11 aires Central Illinois, no: 10 pack do., 1318c; 3 packages eooking, life. Eggs are scarce and In good deoua at quotations. Receipts are light. Sales reported were 7 packages, 14c; I boxes 15c; 230 dozen, 14. . . - . v. . rRuriY - Choice apples, well peeked. Hod ready sale at quotations. Low and medium grades are slow sale. Bales were 15 bbls. ' choice Roman Beauties and Ben Davis, $2; 10 bbls. medium grades i 0l 70; 10 bbls. Ben Davis $145; 10 bbls. wine saps, $1 50; 5 bbls. Smith's older, $2; 10 bbls. medlum,$l 85. - -' VEGETABLES. '" ' Receipts ot cabbage are large and tho market tall. Prices range from $5 90 to $6potl00, ..-,.-.. . . FEATHERS. i'';,. We note prices as follows : Prime Mrs geese, 40c; mixed. 2&3Se. ;; HIDES AND TALLOW." Hides are worth-dry Ulut, lMlfe; Green salt, 6J7c; green, Ofjitye. Sales av-a . iM lLa WH(1 DRIED FRUIT. Choice bright pealed dried applet ' Acs worthsjot rohss, (SOi u ' PROVISIONS. Bales were 5 boxes dry salt porks strips, 8,0,10 packages. S. C. C. bams, Uie. ONIONS."'- Sales were 10 bbls. ehoice red, $2. Re ceipts are light and few on the market. The demand la good. , ' VINKOAE. '. - , - fU LLI. -.IJ -.aA.M .O-i. . 1 uree nuie. aou aiv year ajiwnni. r, miTLTKI. . -it . Receipts of ooaltrr srs lUrbtT Aad It supply on ths market Is my saaalL.TtM demand Is good tor extra good 1 at prices a shade higher, ws aots sales f R mtni ami vnnnj aihlfllrsuta. t A aU 1 coop old hens, $1 50; t dsaasi ytMBf , chickens, $1 ' '.; '-'. 1 rni inn ran n.N,;wi:iaiidjf tf tv-" C M 'I nSTT-il 80 OHIO LEV " A aatavaaa. t ravaa-aa .sTaTaV '"aTamaWa-a -. '-..van-. ' -.i I ax .- "H vfl w ; ' ' ' ' eraa ttasser 1 " " . Th" Cast el T$Z?3 fc3 IBM A t- r J n