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JOHN If. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
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DOTACA1RO, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1871.
BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON AVE.
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nccnu leaves at
II. T. HELMUOLD.
BUCHU.
from tho Dlsjonsary of tho United fitates.
lUONMA CIIEXATA-IUIHIJ I.EAVKN.
.n&"'nmi!'hHr0'JOr ,,,lr,,nK' '""'" M. som.wl.at aromatle ; U.clr.Ulul,au1,Uh:.nd
llle'r?nrVVS2D",,""', ,;,r,--,,,lcll "'nMy stimulant, with a peculiar undent to
..i 'J.ef!'?nJ.n.?0mI'J,Lnt!,.o,.,.,", ''lnrjf Orunnn. luch u Gravel. Clifnic Catarrh of the
I la.IUer. Morbid Irritation oMhi Ilia Ider and Urethra, D..eae of the J'foVtrate UlandV and Kete
lion or Incontinence of Urine, from a 1044 of tone In'lhe parti concerned In IU equation. The
"row. rfnm'n.lej la Dycpcp-ls, Cl.r0nlo,llhM,.t,.in"riln"ou. Afftlon. ind
1 .i"";".0.l,' K,'lu" Utciif l ue. by rcrons from the uei of H 10 tS, an I Irom .V lo fio.-or
III the decline or elianra or life i nftf ( Vint,,,-,,...,. - I -I ... Ill I... . n;.; . V ' " "V1
;r to female., the Ktiret Huchu I uncfUllr.l by n oilier romedr. to
i'alnfulnesi or HnppreMttn of Customary Ktucuatious, Ulcerated or Hchlr-
Chloroaisor Retention. Pa
rout Htateof tha I'terui.
lliniu oi tiii BtADHia, hlbxtts, GsAvtL aD Daorsici.hwm.uioi. This medicine increase
the power of Dhrestlan, nd eie.te, th. AUorbenH into he althr action, by which tha vVaUry or Calcs
renu. de.poal lont and al 1'nnMural KDlarK.ini-nt4 ore reduced, a we I L pd and Inflammation.
., ' K?MVVKT.l"rT.. "'"fl" ' "red everr rat. of Di.bete.! la which It haa been il"n7 Irrlla-
V.i . 1 . ' " r.S'Jr "5.r, U1U nainiiiiion 01 Win Kldn.jf, u c.rat on of the Kl.lnT4 and
llladder. R.teii on ot t'rtn.-. I)lea... nf tho I'ra.trale eland hlVe In th Illa-lder. Calcului. Gr".
el, niicy)uit I).)4it and MUCU4 or Miller U,.cl.ar.4. and fr enf. hled aud delicate conitito.
I oniof both wiu, attend;-1 with the follow npioi. Indl4po4ltlpn to KMrtlonLoii of
Wl ,,'0," W"on, I'lfflculty In llrenthlnc, Wiak .Nerrre. IrrmbKoB. ItorMr iWielaS
'VJ?1"?'' V,""1""0' Vl-lon Intn. mc not Hand, 'riohln ntihi Ilodr. I)rneM It
the ekln, Eruption ou the Kacc, i'all.d Countenance, I'nUer.al Laaiimdo of the MuVcular" "Um,
MlLMftOLb'l F!lTArT Ht.ril r ) Illltlntli inH It 1nn.l.1.. I ... .... 1 . v
t ralUlnatteotlont lor which It I4 u.e.1, in counw
L)ecrUx tjnjilom5 In All commuAicatiops. ah Irfl
JIELMBOLD'S FLUID MXTHAOT SARSAPARIILA,
THE ORKAT IILO0I1 I-UIiniEK AND I1EAUTIFIKK OF THE COMPLEXION.
iii:i.nnoi.i'i extuaot haimaimium.a.
win radically exierrmnaio trom the y.t.m 8-rofula, HrphlllV l-otti 8or.
Hor. I4, bore Mouth. Hoi. Head. ronchlii. Hkm n.... n-.h AT.
L'-.SV't. hlIHwlnp. Tumor. Cancerou. Air.Ktlo,,,, .Node-., Klcket., (,'laodular riwe
U.n ftlSC M n .ifel'' Cf0n C ".m.U.,n. I,,.pe,w, and a., di.e.
Illng prepared eipreljr for the adovo comt.lalnt.1, lt Illood-i.urlfrinK propertlej are ereater
han any other Haririll. !t giro, the comi.leii.m rlear and healthy color.ind t" tore the p.
tienttoaitato of health and purity. KorpurlfiflnK th. Wood, runotmr all thronU: ooattitatlouall
' arltlng Irom an impure .tat. ol tho Wood, and the only reliable aad effectual known Verne-
IT for the cure of pain, and t!welHnj!4 of tlie Hon.., Ulceratlon4 of tb Throat and Illotchi..
plcx!on" ' Kr"r'". '''lly r.rnpt.on. oftfe Bkln, and Heautllylng the Cool
HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GEAEB IXjXjS.
B ck or herroti; Headache, Jaundice, Indle4llon. Con.tlpation, IMapep.la, llil(oune, I.UcrCom
plalnu, Oerieral llehility. etc oTikuh. no urlplnt pain., but mild, pleatant and aale In oneratlon.
Hold Kxtrae t Rh ubai b.
1 1 a" . .... . ""Ai'i 1'ii.uiaro purely regeUMe, being compoicd of CaUwbalirape Juice and
Ileware of thoe cheati patent tdlli
careleMly
wooden Iim. tnoilut which contain either ralomel,
iiiu.hui wjiivii wuuvmiii viiiirr rail
IIELMI10LD'3(JE.NlINEritEI'AIUTI0Nrt.
II. T. HELM BOLD, Piactical mid Analytical Chemist, f)D,l liroadirny,' N. Y.,
and 101 South Tenth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Druggists, everywhere-.
NALOOMM.
EL DORADO
BILLIARD SALOON AND UAH
KOOM. JOII.V J.VTKS, IrorlPtur.
lOOOmmercial.Wenue, CAIUO, Il.LI.NOIB
Dent brand of California Cigars JuM reeclvoJ.
BII.LIAIU) citoon fiirnl.hc.1 with the lKt ol
table i and bar aupplli-d wllh win. 7, Ji'iuom
mid rlirar. of the Ilne4t brand..
FITZGERALD'S
SAMPLE BOOMS,
Cor, i'ourtrriilli SI.11111I Coin
lIKTClllI A I'll IIC.
IJMTZflEUAIiN'S Bnmple Hooms nro Hooked
with pure Imported wines, liquor andcltrim,
and are dispell ted from tho bar in (IrrtHilats
tjle. Theio la no bettor establishment In South,
crn llllnot., and none letter .locked. Call nd
tost the yarioua.brandt ol vinos niul liquors.
JOHN IIYLAND'S SALOON,
.
Corner Tenth Ntrcct mill Commercial
Avouup.
1
rjl'PKUIOIl liquors, beer, ale, etc., and fmfirant
O Havana, atwiiys on hand. Thoso dealrinx de
lulitlulbeveragoa should not lad to call aud enioy
theia. All their wants will be attend to In a man.
ner llist.wlH wnrraut a ruturn. All his liquors,
wines and cigars havo Iwen selected with ftrcnt
are and critical tasto.
REAla ENTATKAOENT,
C. WINSTON CO.,
jieal; estate agents
A!P ' 4
auctioners,'
71 (SECOND FLOOU) OHIO LEVKE,
CAIUO, ILLS.,
Buy and Sell Real Estate, '
PAY TAXES,
FURNISH A1JSTRACTS OF TITLK
Ai.1 preparo Convoyauces of Kinds,
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Whereas, William B. Burke and Rosanna Ilurlto
his wife, did oa the a uy ot June, a. v. m'",
iiecuto their certain morlgago or t'eedol trust
in l.ham N. Uaynleto secure cortaln notes there
in mentioned, which doou of trnst-rrfts dulyue.
knowledged ind rccordod In book "IJ,, pages aa.1
1 and 3.14 in tho recorders olllco of Alexandor coun
tv Illinois. And whereas, default has been made
In tha navment of said notes. Now, therefore.
I , .rcordance with tte provisions of said dee.
- . , , .... A.,.A ,liri
. ..Id Any proceed to sell the following. dcucrlbed
ns'Tubered 'iXm,
nineteen (10) Inblock fifty-lour (M),us tho eamo
wis caused to be platted nod recorded by Messrs,
Taylor and Paris, the paino being described In
H ild deed ol trust, for cash in baud to (he highest
? " ....i- ul.. n ha. unr ni rn tit. wit.
b'dder. and will execute to the purcimser or pur
chasers a doedfor the sama. ,. -
w , 1,.ii,iiTr, , I1VH
Administratrix for Islmtn N. llaynlo,
Mtb, UT. IfJO-aotd.
,onFrldar.the lstdsj 0? Heiitember, A. i),
1871, at the front door of the courl house of Al
IJ..'.j. nmmtv. Rtate ol 111 no . at V o'clock of
n fiiMifftinAil T
THE CAI'E OF 000D HOPE FOR
tlon wMUr-w9iBinoiE WalM. 1 "
f 1 1, a
Ithenm, CanVen, KunninKt from
relllUK", MRht
ea.eathathafa
prepared by Inexperienced perfooa,
Tended In
iiiurcurr it omer ueietenou
.4Utbll4had upward of W rear..
inorcury or other
terloua Urugn.
rrepare.j Ly--
W1IOLEMAI.K CROCEBB.
R. SMYTH &.OO.,
WIIOLKSALE OKOOERS,
OHIO LEVEE,
CAIRO. ILLINOIM.
Also, keep con.tantly on hand a, most com
plete stock of
' liIQTJOES:
SCOTCH' ANI' IRISH WlMSKlt
G I N S,-
Port, Miulorin, Sherry and Catawba Wine
. .. . .'.. s
RSJtYTll A CO. sell exclusively for casli.lo
, which fact they invite the especial atten
tion of closo bargain buyers. '
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Special attention given to Filling Orders,
llOOTH AND SUOEI.
WILLIAM EnLERS,
Fashionable'
HOOTS AKD . BttOE ''MA'KER, xt
TWENTIETH 8TKBET.
Illll ,ltll IT
Uetweeo Washington Arenuo aud Poplar Street,
dAirtp, ILLSV" 'I
Boots aui taoeirt'aitoTtof6ri&
' V J
Kino Workmen Employed.
Satisfaction Warranted.
OITY SUOE STORE
AND
HOOP SItHIT 'FACTORY
1
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sole aasKcr rot
OUBTOM-MADK
H.O O T. 8 ' a N TS,?fa,W?.
ES
commercial Avenue. Corner or ElsrtilB
I'AUTICUliXU ATTENTION tAID TO ALL OR-1
DKUH FOK U00J'8KIMT AMD BUOEf.'
ST. LOUIS. UNIVERSITY. '
Tho Forty.-Third Annual Session of the
so:.iiOTjris 1
iflSTX "V E3 S IT1T,
Will open on Monday Bept.tth, 'H
This is tho only Institution ofl.oitrnldg Inlhe
west, havinit Iwen established in Will. The course
of elnilioa .offers oy y facility for inquiring
thorbugh Classlcol anu Couimrll education,.
nndful purllculars, wiirimsentouapdllcatiQn fit
1 1 1 "v,dS, H. UlUNTBrfECK", k. J.
t rresldvot, SI. L9UU University,
utuiogiun oontaininu lastrucuons w sarenn
B TEbEOBAPH
WO
mve rrr
WMtolljr Jar the Cairo II n I
TtaimKM'tli Mtnnee of Nt.
i ptHMra.
MEW-YORlff
VIUK-MtESIDENT, TO
CHOSEN HY THIERS.
JJK
PIUN'UK OP WALKS TO
. GllAiN'DL. . 3IASTKII OF
DUtfLlN' MASONS.
UK
ANTICIPATED MOT AT LON
- 'i DONDHHRy, ENGLAND.
A NINE MILLION SWINDLE.
THE
NORTH CAROLINA ELEC
TION. .
TUIKHS.
New. York, August 4. A Paris ipec
lal gives the following particulars about
tho caucus of tho Loft Centre ol the nn-
tionavl .nemb)y, which -roted yesterday
for tho prolongation of Thiers power ns
president of the French republic.
The deputies of the Lett Centre, who
worn nominally all moderate republicans,
wcro convened bv a circular which boro
the signatures of Oambotta and others, fur
mo purposo 01 snaping tho policy lor tho
party, to take somo detinue action con
cernlng the proposed extension of Thiers
termor office. Tho meeting was very har
monious. All tha members fpoko in praise of
Thiers' administration, and recommendnd
him as tho only man who, it now capablo
to keep balance between allparties. The
moeting decided to support Thiers in his
policy of moderation, and to discourage
tho ;maneujeres, of the legitimists and
Bonapartisti.
One of the deputies submitted a motion,
requesting the gorernment to abstain from
11 interference in the Roman affairs. It
was accepted...
Tbo caucus then voted by a majority of
100 agaimt 0 to adrocato tn tho general
assembly to prolong Thiers' power for
three years with the proviso that Thiers
should bear tho titlo of president of tho
French republic Instead of chief oxocutivo
as heretofore. Tho meeting resolved by
tbo samo vote to create an odico of vice
preeidect;
' -TiljfTICl'PKrsiDKiiT
it to bo president of the council. It
was further decided to express confidence
in Thiers by giving bim tho power to
chooso a vice president. J3utThlors,alono
it to bo responsible for tho acts of the gov
ernment. 1. l'RINCE'df W'ALKa.
A special despatch, dated Dublin, Aug
ust 3, says, tbo Princo of Wales will boW
pointed provisional grand master of tho
AiouDitn free masons,
Tho
OBASQttlEJf ljf i) CATIldtld
are preparing for a jiot at .Londonderry,
on Anruat I2tm Tho military of that city
is bold in readiness and reinforcements
have been dispatched by 'the government
to meet, any.cmcrgcncy.
Linn; siJrr.
Tho proprietor of Hhe Jersey City
Evening Journal gave bail, yesterday, to
answer before :tbo grand jury-to a com
plaint mado by Gcorgo Watts, of tho Le
high Valley coal company, charging them
with pubUsbinK liabllioui matter atraintt
conitMjtYatticlftimsjthaLhli.huii.
nees, at coal dealer, wat ruined by tbo pub
lication in tho'JiVEninir'Jodrrial of'an ar
ticle wherein ho was charged with having
bwiuuicu uis customers oyaatse woignt.
THBOWN TROM X STREET CAR.
Mr. John Doltour, who was thrown
from tho . platform of a ' Becond avenuo
car, by qda'rr'ollrig ruffians, Sunday night,
and sustained soverc injuries, died yes
tordayi Tho corbnor will hold an in
quott. Tho murderers escaped and aro
apparently unknown, f , f
i l a uii nwrvrtrtif.
A special ditrjatoh dated Frankfort-on-
ihe-Main, August 3, tays a Holland firm,
hit told in Fankfort-on-tho-Main bonds
of the Itockport ,4; ,pt. .Louis Itailread,
valued at ,10,000.000, Tt,has poen ascor
tajned jhatltbo .whole ' transaction '. Is a
wiuuio, ana.iua.wattor.wiii.be.iuYasu-
BatodLylUoatABOrttlos'. '
I TlUt.'OBIU (CA10LU4 iU.KCTlOK.ji ,
Thn'l&lost advice indicate that in the
lktion in NoAth,Oarpllha, joitorday, the
proposition for a Constitutional Conven
tion wat carried.
L THE COL0RKtl'do'NuIRESSj?AK'.
I r. . .
Hon. 11. ll.'Kllott. the colored mcmbor or
congress from South Carolina, was Intro
duced uy rtoraco ufoeieyiat xrinny., no
atlendod the meeting at Cooper,. Institutp
tojnighf, 'ana'deliverod a lengthy ipoocTi
in denunciation of tho. ku-klux and tho
persecution of the colored people of tho
south. : v : :
This ovenlng's Mall Bays, j
'ioclines the position of Unit I Statos nr-
bitittqrjf to jUbtevK and that Benator.iiroo-.
liriehuyten and other prominont Now
Jeraey poliUdahsJ'ilrglfig that' "William
Wtlter Phelps of that state for tho placo.
I , MApiSQN, WJS.
"
THE HORACE WARD DONA
TIONS.
juAu.nw.., vuKu.b f. siuraco
yfMi, a rich Amorican, yho. ha ha.sn long
Uimonv T17I- A ....... A Ir
is rusiuuut ui ,ngiunu, uvquoiueu a largo
cstato to tho various soldiora' ornlmns
homos in tho United Statos. Twenty
flvo thousand dollars fulls to the soldinra'
'orphans' homo of AViscontln.
, 4Q.vjiMit .v-unjr nuuuuutn 4UU AT-
rival of $130,000 in bonds at 1Mb. Mo.
Thsj, money awarded tbo homo heio is
exptjotea in a Tew aaye.
WASHINGTON.
THE LAND
WARRANT SWIN
DLE. .
WEATHER REPORT, ETC.
CANALDOAT TOSAOE TAX.
WARiiivnTnN. Auirust .4. Tho Sccrc
tnrv rf thn treasury department has
announced that in tho cat of
tho exaction of tonngo tax on
ranalbonU Hint if said tax did not fall duo
till after July M, 1870, tho collector must
transmit, wltu ins report, n ccrtuieu state
ment, with a viow to roiunuing tno monoy
so collected.
THK LAND V ARRANT SWINDLE.
Speculation has been going on for somo
lima in mo matter or military bounty land
warrants, which circulars from tho Oon
oral Land Ofllco to-day will put an end to.
Parties having filed their claim for war
rants would be informed by soma person
whom they supposed to hnvo ruenns of
learning in tho department, or in somo
way. At any rato thoy would bo im
pressed with tbo belief t.iat thero was lit-
tlo chanco for their claim being allowed.
Tho way bclnir thus paved for a trood bar
gain, tho applicant would bo Induced to
tnako nn assignment of his warrant in ad
vance of its iiiuc, wUli tho dnti blank, to
bo filled up when tr.3 warrant hud been
obtained, tho prico paid bclnjj insignifi
cant, of course, on account ot tbo pre
tended risk. It is moreover not unlike
ly that the purchaser had information in
advanco of tho probable success of tho ap
plication in nny particular caso which
they entered upon. It not known how
extensively this fraud bus been practiced,
nor how many claimants hnvo been thus
swindled.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tho barometer has fullen slightly, after
havini: risen "Wednesday night, on tho At
lantic coast, and on the Oulfof Mexico mid
tho lower lakes, and from Jiow-iork to
Lake Huron ; but the area of tho lowest
lurprnotcr is north of Ncbrasku. Tern
pemture has risen but slightly on tho
south Atlantic coast. Southwest winds
have prevailed on tho Atlantic coast, and
have been very generally reported from
tho lakes. Partially cloudy and clear
weather has prevailed from Virginia to
Arkansas and tbo southwest, aud also
northeastward to Maine. Threatening
and cloudy weather has prevailed from
Ohio to Lako Ontario, and now extends
eastward to Maryland. Local storms were
reported from Southern Illinois T tursdav
ovening.
r-ROIlAIlILITIKS.
Tho area of low barometer will probably
continuo from Lake Huron cast to Now
England, attended with local storms and
cloudy weather. Partially cloudy and
clear weather, with rising temperature, is
?robablo for Friday from Lako Erie to
owa and southward to the gulf. Cloudy
weather, without rain, will prob'iuiy bo
experienced on tho middle Atlantic coast
and tho upper lakes.
FOREIGN.
FRENCH PROVINCES TO HE IN
DEMNIFIED FOR LOSSES
DURING THE WAR.
DUKE OF CHARTRES AS AN OF
FICER IN THE ALGER
IAN FORCES.
GENERAL AMNESTY FOR
LITICAL OFFENSES
IN SPAIN.
PO-
FHANOE.
TUIERS AND THE PROVINCES.
Paris, August. 4. It is reported
that
Thiors has accepted tho principle that tho
provinces should bo indemnified for losses
sustained irom tuo ucruian invasion.
NEGOTIATIONS
aro in progress botwocn tho deputies of
too icit anu right centres oi tno assembly
in rcfcrcnco to tho powers of Thiers as
chief executive
THE AS3EM1ILV QUESTIONED.
Tho assembly is to bo questioned, to day,
concerning tho nllegcd appointment of tho
Duko of Chartrcs as an olllcor in tho Al
gerian forces.
SPAIN.
AMNESTY TOR I'OLITIUAL OKP.ENPE!!.
Madrid, August 1. The Official Jour
nal, promulgatvi tho law, which was ro
contly passed by tho Cortes, authorizing
tho govommcnt to g nt n general am
nesty for political offenses.
BAliTIMORE..'.
A' HEARTLESS MOTHER STRAN
GLES AND HORNS HER
; CHILD.
I - y .rT ',
Haltimque, August L A woman
named, , Susie KoUcjv.cmploycd as a scr
vant In tho hoh'so'ol ltov. O. O. (lulldwho
is al'pfc'soill'in i,;uropo,"lia8b'bcn' arrested
on a chargo of strangling and
burning her new-born child. Too body
was diseovorod In tho kitchen stovo by
somo noighbors who nro entrusted with
tho supervision of tbo nramises durlnir tho
absoiico of Guild, i Thn wmnnn rnnf'Mnil
hqr'crlm'iJ.' .
, ELMYRA, N."Y.
SHOT UY MISTAKE.
Elm!iu,jN. Y August 4. A man
llltmcd Thompson shot nn.l Inntnntk- kill-
'id another named Uurris nt Hornolioad'a
lasi nignt, mistaltiiig him for tho para
mour of his wife, for whom ho hud boon
watching. All tho pnrtlcs concerned are
colored.
FIRE.
MoNTiCKLLo, , August 4. -Last
night a uru broko out in tho livery stablo
of John D. O'Noill, rear of tho .Mansion
Houso. Tho tiro extended to the Mansion
IIouso and burned it to tho ground, to
gether with tho ttoros of W. S. Nowkirk
and thn Alnlnh Almalml ITniun W 11
Cordy. Loss Qitlmatodtt t&9,000, par-
itauy 'iiurau.
CINCINNATI.
FIGHT BETWEEN WHITES AND
NEGROES.
KILLED WHILE WATCHING
COAL PIT.
NOMINATION.
FIOIIT IIETWEEN WHITES AND
Cincinnati, August 1. On
XEcinoES.
Wcdnos-
daV whllo a suuad ol neurons umlor Mnl
Itaggatt Phillips, woro working on tho
Chotapcako and OJilo lluilroad, at Hurri
cano bridge, thoy woro nltackcd with
stones and knives by four whito mon, and
in endeavoring to quoll tho disturbance
Kaggatl Phillips was dangorously hurt.
Ono negro was injured.
OUAKLKA ItOlM.Et.
was yesterday renominated for Stato
Senator from tho Augustlno District.
.I.CRDEKED.
A man outsido tho city whilo watching
a coal pit last night was murdorcd by un
known parties.
OPPOSITION TO CATHOLICISM.
A secret organization known ns tho
Union Leacuo of tho United Sons of
iVmcrica, composed princi
pally of voiinc
working mon is bolng formed hero to op-
poso Catholicism in nil its shapes.
ah nationalities win uo aumittcd.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, August l.
FLOUIt Quiet and unchanged: luper
lino $4.254.60, extra $4.754.b0, doublo
extra $o(i)ft.40, triple oxtra $5.C55.75.
WlIEAT Dull, heavy and unchanged,
Inspected $1.01 1.03, No. 3 1.101.12j
.No. 2 51.2U.
COKN Activo and irregular: No,
whito mixed 46c, bulk mixed 48c, yellow
4'JaC0c, primo and choice whito ale:
OATS Stronger; mixed 3233c in
Sulk and 338c snckeil.
HAKLE tjuiotat 8387c for fall.
It YE Steady at ul57c.
"PORK Lull and heavy at $13 7o14.
Jobbing and order lots of bulk meats
lower.
JJACON Dull; shoulders GCJc, clear
rlbeQSIc, clear sides 8c, breakfast sides
12j13c.
LARD Dull; choice kottlo mould OJc.
WHISKY Stoadynt 9lc.
CATTLK Unchanged; Toxan and In
dian ll31c, inferior to choice native
HOGS $1 I 33 for good to extra.
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, August 4.
FI.OUR Dull and in better supply,
XX, SG.50; XXX, 50.75 to 7.00.
COK irregular; mixcu, ivcioiuc;
whito, 73 to 75c.
OATS Easier;
now, CO to 03c.
HAY Firm; choice, $33.
Ml AN Easier nt iM.lu.
PORK Dull and held nt ?lo.00.
BACON Jobbing lots, 7(a'Jl'J5c.
LARD Dull; tierco, lOjc; keg, lUc.
SUGAR Unchanged.
MOLASSES Unchanged.
COFFEE Unchanged.
WHISKY Unchanged.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August 4.
PROVISIONS Inactive.
PORK Heavy at 13?cfor August, l2Je
for tho year.
LARD Nominal at 0c cash; sales at
8Jc sollcr for tbo year.
BUFFALO.
Buffalo, August 4.
FLOUR Dull and easier.
WHEAT Dull and noglectcd.
CORN Unsettled ; sales 40,000 bnhols
at Mile.
O ATS Unsettled ; sales at 43c.
CANAL FREIGHTS Firm at 12c for
whoat and 11c for corn to New York.
IIOTKLH.
CRAWFORD HOUSE,
CORNER SIXTH and WALNUT-ST.,
(Entranco on Hixth-sl.,)
F. J. Uakei),
II. O. Ca.lv.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
K. U. Lodwlck
.
OAKE9, CADV A- CO. Proprietors.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
Onpo.lle tho I'oitotlleo, on Hlxlh f
W'a.hington and Commercial
Street between
avenue?,
CAIRO, ILLS.
TliU homo has been tharouchlv ovor-imulod,
refurulilied nnd renovated, mid ih now open for
tho reception of Bursts. 1h rooms aro all largo
and well ventilated, and fiinhituro new. ll'iitch
keit nliht and dny, MIlS. (1AKKNUV,
jemn t-tui.iitHn'aa.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
COMMERCIAL-AVENUE, OITOSITK V. O.,
OAIlO. 11.1.S.
JOSKl'll 11AYI.ISS,
l'HOri'.IUTOR.
Tin: Housk is Nkwi.v Furnished
And oilers to tho public Hrat-cliiHH accommoda
tions ul reasonable rates.
CENTRAL HOUSE,
Villa llltlifo. IllliioiH.
TIMOTHY COYL, Proprietor.
la ono of Hie beit nnd finest saloonx In tho conn
ty und ia auiilled with the lit tinep, liquor
und lager beer. Tho iroiiltorinvitrsairous
iroinliu( to treatthem his ;itrons wclliin.lt
civo them tho best In tho shop which is the best
hi Villa nidge. Jy.'stf
l'AlNTl'.K.
CARL L. THOMAS,
la prepared to do nil klmUof plain nnd ornn
uieutul PAINTING,
K ALSO MINING, PAPER HANGING
SION WRITING, ETC.,
At flu'tires which defy all eonipe tion, and In the
highest stylo cf tho pointer's art.
BllOP IN THE PERRY HOU813,
CORNER OK COMMERCIAL ,VVKNUB AND
KlUHTll 8TRBF. T,
BANKS,
I'lKST NATIONAL BANK
OK CAIRO,
DAN1RL HUnn, Pre.Ment;
KODKItT W. MILLER, Vice-President;
C. N. 1IOOIIES, Cashier.
COLLECTIONS;jPKOMlTLY MADE.
IjWIUNfiE, coin, bank nole and Unlled
J HUtet securities bniight nnd sold.
Inferos! .tlloMcil on Time DpmmIIn.
ENTEKPIUSE SAVINGS
(iinrlrriMl .Mnrrli SllsuuT
OITY NATIONAL HANK, CAIRO.
A. It. 8AFF()RD,.rreldont i
; I H.S.TAYLOR, Vice-President i
W. 1IYSI.UP, Hccretarv and Treasurer.
mnr.cTOnst
P. W. llARct-ir,
V. M. HTficKrimi.
Cuts, (lAi.Mtirn,
Pl'l. O.Hclll'll,
W. 1'. llALIIDiT,
It. M. Cl'XMSUIUM,
J. M. 111 UU 1-8.
Deposit h of nny Amniiiit Htfcivotl from
ion riiiH i pwiirtii
INTEREST paid on deposlta at the ratool six
percent, per annum, March 1st nnd Septem
ber IM. Interest not withdrawn U added imme
diately to the principal of tho deposits, thereby
giving uiciii compouuu iniereM.
MARRIED WO.MJIN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEl'O.HIT MONKY
SO THAT 0 O.ME I LUK C..V DUAW IT.
Open every buslnc.s day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
and Knturduy evening lor SAVING DEl'O.SIT-S
only, from C to 8 o'clock.
aujutf IV. HVril.OP, Trea.urer.
Winn nrmv at a 'nirAT- A t
jlj.xxj x a.x
cm i no ii.i.i.vois.
CAPITAL,
siofnon
W. P. IIALLIPAY, rreildent;
A. H.HAFKOltl), Cashier!
WALTER IirSLOI, Asslslant Cashier.)
MctcTous:
Staais Tavloh,
llnCEUT It. Ci'Nv.vaiux,
W. I'. Mai Liinv,
KnriiCN Uini),
Haituuu.
MCUtT WHITK,
(leo. I). Wiluamhox,
A. 11
rxcliniiKC, Coin nnd I'liltoil Slnlcni
lloml IloiiKht mill Sold.
TAEPOSITS received, nnd a ccnornl banklnR
js uii0inea9 uone.
WATCH JIAKEIt.
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER.
II. HOUPT,
NO. 150 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
II on hand
A FINE STOCK OF WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, ETC.
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING FINE WATCHES.
The largest stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
IV THE CITT.
JIARHISIIg,
J. GEO. STEINUOUSE,
FASHIONABLE BARBER,
for. sili-sl. mnl "oiiiiiiprcliil-nv.
rfihnrp lhuors,
iWCIeau Towela und
-8klllfull Workmen.
OiTLadlcs' nnd chlldrcn'H hair cut and sham
pooed, cither nt tha shop or nt their own homed.
0rf!entlemen'fihiker and hair dvod In it
clentltlo mnnner. WntiHlactlon guaranteed.
CO A I, AND WOO If.
F. M. WARD,
WOOD AND COAL
MERCHANT.
IJl M. WARD is prepared lo deliver tho bel
; , l'iro Wood and otuno Coal
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY,
And in nny .iiaullly desired, on short notice.
COAL DELIVERED at 1.50 run ton
OFFICE-Over lloerwart, Orth A Co.'s stove,
twotloors aliovo tho corner of Eighth xtreet ami
Commercial nvenuo, dectfit
roil MALE
NOTICE.
The Illinois Central Hall Road n.imin ,inu.
oiler for saln lhofollgwlnic described lots In First
.luuiuuii iu uiu wiiy ui vuiro, vis 1
Lot 27 block SO, hit il block 82.
' 0
i, " ai " VI,
, For terms, tite,, apply
J, ci-sdtf 1 1 '
0 JAMEaJOlUSSON,
, Agent!
0. W. DUNNING, M. D.
p ESlDUNCR-cornerNmth and Walnut its,
JAiOmco comer buth street aad Ohio levee.
Ufik'oliuurs-rroiiiC a.m. to Pi in,, and 'J p,m
CO.MSI ISSIO.N AND TOUWAItDllf d.
W.Stratton. TTnirj"
STRATTON & BIRD,
(Successors toHlratton, Hudson & Clark,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
67 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois.
Hf-Agcnta of American Powder Co., and nun
faelurers agents for cotton yarn. Jy7dtf
JOHN 11. l'HILLIS,
(HuccoMor to Parker tt Phillis,)
GENERAL COMMISSION
1FORW ARDI NO M ERCHANT,
AMD
DEALER IN HAY, CORN, OATS,
Flour, Meal, Bran,
Cor. TENTH-ST. and OHIO LEVEE,
CAIRO, ILL.
CLOSE !i VINCENT,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
A.1D
DEAIiBES IDCJT XiI3VE3B
Ckment, Plaster Paris,
AND
PLASTERER'S HAIR,
Corner I'.lulitli Nlrct and Ohio I.evee
CAIRO, ILL.
PETER CUHL
FLOUR MERCHANT
MILLERS' AGENT.
No. 80 Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
II. M. HULEN,
GROCER and CONFECTION
No. 134 Commcrcial-ave.i
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
MILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
A.VU
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN FLOUR. CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.
53 Ohio Levee, CAIRO, ILLS.
J. 31. PHILLIPS & CO.,
(Successors to E, B. Hendricks Co,,)
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS
CAIRO, ILL.
VGpLlberal AdTancoa mado upon,
Consignments.
Aro prepared to receive, ttors and orward
freights to alt points and buy and
sell on commission. .-
OSTHmliiess attended to promptly.
WOOD RITTENHOUSE,
l( (Successor ol Ayers ACo.),
r""" FLOUR
..it
General Commission Merchant
I ! i i ;
133 OIHO IiEVEE,
ti 1
Cairo, Illinois.
HOUSK MOVING.
HOUSE MOVING.
JAMES KENNEDY,
rlUCTICAL
HOUSE MQVER AND BUILDER
Is prepared to do all kinds of "' 0
HOUSE MOVING, HOUSE, RAIBIKQ
AKl
BSPAIMSO Or JSTnTSMCMTTlO
oa tub host aiisoisiu nana.
OUDERH left at tho residence oi Mr. Knonsly,
on Center street, next door lo tha new scbool
Home, or sddrciisd to the cars or P. (X Box ilf '
crthy Bulliiilu olllco, will roceivu promyt alUa
ttOtt.