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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, FRIDAY AUGUST 25, 1871.
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MVhliiei'i.. rnr CoMtiitt Honar,
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r.. gii'fdfiir in inform tn I
k awst
PLAIN AND FANCY FURNITURE
AJ Imtc aow on hind mill for ("si, ol
Wlnlo8lo mill Itrlall,
It Hz it, snd v 111 continue to keep nl thctr
B1LI ROOM?, IN" Tlir.tK NF.W MClt.MNO,
Eury dioriftion of cheap and co-tly lurliliu're,
WMsrUe Topped Dureatis,
surSldchoanls, Wm!i;Unil.
4?-irrJrl", Sofa Chairs,
?-l.gur.gc(i,('tc , etc.,
Whieh thy will gturonlei' to Si'll
TWENTY VEH CENT. LOWER
Tin the) can loiiKbt from ony ntliPT il('lr In
t! titr. One thun call an'l hfttiffv our
Mlf. r.ltf
THE BULLETIN.
Feeidav Morsixo, Auolt 2.r, 1871.
lUllJi 11. ODEIUA, Ki'iioa ud 1'ini isnta.
Ttam or tiir IHilv HttiiTiv:
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'Jaejearliy carrier, in ailnce 10 "
lv iionth. Ir r.ir.il, 72
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n mk-aieaU jvHinnl ; mnU, M ftnrlnt; uut
;..Un onaHityj(tlt uj uiiiui to Ht iMtr ;
ufti'a laTgt ail irrfrciMfK ctrruU1lm, the Ilutte
tin tvlmlttM ivUMwje W mtMijmt nultit ami
flr,n!"Nj dutineil ia(A.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY IIVLLEn.S.
John 11. Otwily A Co. fwe rciucf.l tlm nib
criilnm pnr of the U'rtkly Guru llulliti (i.
Oiw tJJflt if-antum, linking it Ute chwipiiel y.
it puUnlint In Southern lllinoin.
or I'rttidtnt, b"
JAMES It. DOOLITTIiE,
OK WICO.VnI.V.
Subject to the d'Ctilon of the national item.
ocrauc eoiurnlion.
I'l'lix New York Wotl.l on Humor Doolitilo.)
"iil roni so co'nsIfrnt nj untar
nished that it mny he likened to a utraVjhi
line drawn aerou n nu::lea eltnr l.r,n
unncerved by (U iluctuatintf atmosphere
of American politics, throwjh the past
i iff tit It ifitft "
I Z-Vof a tp eh Stnnhr IJttu, Mutrt t nt ltf
"U-tiHaolby lhHoiilhi.Cainilln, i,r...ni., i
;i i j the pecp eof Laiiiim Iih it.-t ',,, .
MM nj;.imt Jtoiuo m.U h. l.-rn put .l.,iwil,
I.-' mil 8h. p..opl,. f L.tMiin ii,,. ,. ,l
r,,.,,;:v vh"- "'"''; f ...-.."-,..:-
' " mmnr Ult lUf. IIlflUHll.
k,i,.i..v. . .. "'i "i unir. intik tl
j.oHiOTir;,r'''-
VnT...,...,
-"..wiiiBiAMMso the btrictuoss of
ne .ew lork qaaruutiue reguUttioui.
11.-.. I A . '
us uccn lound that beveral perBom.,
nek with fever, wero hiuuL-L-led int.. tl,..
city by way of Perth Amboy, from u
.ei lately arrived from Aspinwall
Immediately on tho discover r,c ii
fwt, the officers of the board oi health
wuUne vatiuuts removed to tho West
, lloaniul. The proper author!
extra offer., to
r.: vuii..ullumu(ili(JU oftliQ Jrea(e
i
cudeimcnto New York eitv. and ll.eir
uidcavors are watched w
ill, anxleiv 1
7""u? couy,aS the breaki,,.:(ut
I'll Mil lllGrXilaia al ""'ft i
j -j
" lueArf...,.i:
.1.. i... e ii . i"-"' won
.-.......,, ,w luiioweu, to tt uttui... ...
less extent, bv its kim.,,,1
interior.
Tut. v... ,t. ir .
... ..cn jurK jjeniiu enters intn
nu elaborate explanation of the word
'r, n.iDt mat .lay o MOuli him- num.. th. n,
Ml'u 15 A ",V "" "m,U' '"" '""neun.
tlim. "f ,fc?,J "IU" l"lhei'"eruii1nhy ,,
mdieak, applied to the' plan lately
-WIJ.1W ny nr. lloulwell for tho nego
tiation of tho new tri;aaury loan. The
' American t0hKu MyB ljl0 e,w
' does not been to tuke kindly tp the
m f Wrd, which oeins a sort of mo.
1 orchlc.lial forcigaerj who has not yet
. i . . II M It ...1 IP.
.Inn is ns follows
' Mr. In uhu-il oriirinully nmdo nil tho
'i..t.k. ..i M n i-.osi 'i ucniRiinicu nrivnt.
bankers, agent for the receipt of subscrip
tion! but niwr nr'v uvtj iiiqnwis 01
exertion, wn siiccmsiui m pincintf only
TtUI,'0, i r ,l10 l,oOU,000,000, nu
iimrlxwl In be borrowed or refunded. In
I tills situation, nn oflor wns Hindu by n
. I n.i.ll Illlin IIUII. V I -..... . rj ii I.UII, .IIII..I vttc,
.mi. hero nnd olio In Europe.) tosubcribo
,,utrli;lit for 1!5,000,000 ol tlio loan, on
i luiulitii'li Hint us niriiicr hrgotintion. wun
full j.ri.f'.:." nrislng therefrom, tliouid bo
i iiitii! iiiiivciy. .nr. uotuweii, nnving
I p i ll tin) xIJ plan tlmi! enoudh to prove
il Ihi'K prompt It-nsi Lilllty, lias decided
in test t.iu iivtiliitbllity of the inoroconccn
1 Imtcil rirnli llkcb to bo inndo by thcso
luiniiiiu.iioii'. iiu nns uioreloro turned
! i'Vvr to tiiviii to much of thaoricinnl clTer
inu of tlvo ner tent, bonds ns remained
I uiitiikuii, rvturvltic n fnictlon for so innnv
of tin? iintiuiml banks ns wish to subscribe
upon ibo orlcltixl invitation. Tlio nr
raiiucinunt teems to havo been nude with
it number uf llrrni having Europcnn origin
or loiiticuticn, or bom. sucn n comuinn
tlon i known in Europe ns n syndicate.
TiiKilt'lnlc.-iliotia in tlio internal reve
nue collection.", up to June lust, amount
eJ toS,!l(i",07". Beside this, there nre
utiailjusteil accounts to the ninouut of
$100,501. The list of actual default
ers number!) scvcnty-iiiuc name.", and
tho?e whose accounts are still pending
number ninety-nine. The tlcfhultcis
arc apportioned among tho several
stales and territories us follows : Ala-
baiiia. ono; Arkansas, twd; Delaware.
one; Georgia, two; Illinois, five; Indi
ana, four; Iowa, one; Kausas, ono;
Kentucky, three ; Louisiana, ton ; Ma
ryland, one; Michigan, three; Minne
sota, two; Missouri, three; Montana,
one ; No vada, Nebraska, aud New Mex
ico, one each; New Jersey, two ; New-
York, three; North Carolina, three; Ohio,
four; Pcunsylnania, eix; Texas, six;
Virginia, seven ; 'West Virginia, three ;
Wisconsin, four. The number of de
faulters in this ono branch of the gov
ernment fccrvice, exceeds any thing of
the ktud over before known during any
administration. Fully one-half of these
government thieves arc found atuorig
the carpet-bag appointees in the South
ern states. In three of tho Is cw Or
leans districts, ten defadlters were
found. It has been a generally to
ccived opinion in times past, that pub
lic officers of this government wore tho
servants of the people, paid for their la
bors, it is true, but considering the hon
or of their positions their highest re
ward. But with tho present adminis
tration, from Graut down through every
gradation of the public service, the con
trary opinion rules, and each man acts
as though governed by this belief that
tho government is carried on solely
for his benefit. May the day not lag
when tho spectacle of public thicvesi
tilimilprnrs. nnd ilofnnltir.4 will bn llin
I exception and not tho rule. When that
day comes, the democracy will again
guide tho ship of state.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Cusiius M. Clay )ms departed too
fur, mid now writes it letter declaring
Horace (Jreeley his caiiJidnle for the pres
idency. Some republicans who question tho
wisdom of renominating (Irant, pr.ipo
jumping from thellro pan into tho lire by
nominating Schuyler Colfax.
The Kcw-Yorli Herald say tint'. Hor.
nco (irceloy ha? destroyed bis every
cbaiico b.r tho presidency by avowing
liinnolf oppo(;d in woman ftilferage, nnd
hold him t,p m a frightful oxamplo to
young politicians.
A prominent Now England politician
U said to huvii written it letter to nn Ohio
poUtirian In whieii lionnsurted Unit "Oriint
lins m ilubnuehed tlio republican party
that it lias become as bad its the democratic
,! ,. i.. t r... .i.
...... ..,. vi Ullll lit I bill 13 1IUI.I'3D11I IV! 11, n I
preservation of our iiutitutioin."
Tin, n.Vn,. ,ui,!..i, i.ni.ia iiinn
.i,,,!.,..,.,, '.. ,
1 tit i ' ,0,IU,, .. , "m. "
Kopublieui. eutulnlaie fur President. The
ion lemnrkt:
I ... . . .
t.cii. iiarlan nmile ii fair run, but ho I
Iiu. .I...U-,. ., i.. i . i nr. i
u uiiTieiiiiiiuwiiii; iiiiiiiiius imu I
, . . I
H,tv" t" tho party Imvo not been so
con epieuum in to entitlu him either to
tho tlrnt or n.-coml ulneo on thu ticket,
Moreover 'Kentucky v 1 1 1 uo lljinocrntio
lor tlie next tun year, and to givo either
olllcu to it hrlpluhi llepiiblieans would lo I
ii ma i. -.
CURRENT NEWS.
'iM.n ii... .. ..i i r.i
- . ,u .. .. vuo , u, u SL.1160n r.
-..."'. ...in.uj inuriiiiig.
-Ollvo Lo 'im is tf. lecture, e.arlv in
October, in Sprlnglield.
A proposition that tho city shall pur-
chtuu nil school books for thu uto of tho
children Is pending in Indianapolis.
1 n
Mrs. Colt, tlio wealthy Hartford pistol
manufacturer, Is not satlsllcd with hull,
ding u aWQ.000 church, but she mutt now
baild a S.;0,000 school house for tho chil-
uren of her employes.
The refrigoratiiiL- ear eoinmtnv nn hollyhocks of tho Grant party. Ho Is tho
the Missouri K...V 1 i t Compnn " editor oftho Now Orleant JVttViof. Fack
o Missouri, Knntas nnd Texas railway nrd ,ont him to Gov. Warmoth to offer
" ""-cess. It bus established slaughtor-
nouses near Uhclopn, and sends every day
M 1 Inilt. ft , ... . .
, .
TT'. "i nice, ire.n i.cet.
cur carries nooul twtnty-llvo head
of Cllltlll in lienf
..I
d ....
. - "I00W i oru urand Lodge of I. O.
met Tuesday in Uti
en. A. l Morsn.
t iiinni, .... ivuiiiii nnu ro -
iwiviid t.v i. i m..... .
"u -'iicr. no lliaiu
" BtUUlyli,,, .,,.,, . , i ...
.1 r "i""" un. uoiiu iii t-rus-
u '.i.. . , , wllluhadestAblisliod, recent-
,UiriO luauu ....l .
unu euciimpmcni.
ltliadin la . '
to be held in Moscow. ?' hibltlon
forcoiiirllmtlrnia..f , " vM
or contributions of nmnUUaur
tut, mueblnery, model,, ftlc, ,. .
Inl.inili.a ej... .1.... "iijlllllli:
,iiiu ivi ... u. uutusion, provlQud ii
sender has tho certlficatu of tho coi,,,, u.
at Moscow, will bo forwnrded at halt ,...
nnd duly free.
GRANT'S Fit I ENDS.
AXTrCEDKNTHOr A FEW OF TUB HEALTHY
HOLLYHOCKS OF THE OUANT IttNO IN
LOUISIANA 1 LOVELY HATCH OK
THIEVES, JIUnDEnEK1, ANII HCALAWAOS.
Tho Notv Orleans correspondent ortho
Now-Yorls i'ltn gives tho following Inter
esting ilretch of tlio mombers of tho Grant
rlncln that city I Oscnr J. Dunn is a ne-
cro, who win born in Hntv. Ho Is lien
tenant governor of tho stnto. lleforc that
ho was a civil cnglucor. llo Is tho smart
est uiack man in tho country. If ho was
shut up In a dark room with Fred Doug
lats. ho would oat Fred ur boforo dar
break. Ho ought to be a member of
llr...,tJ mlltl.... .1.. II. I. .! .
smart at Hufo IncAlls, and fourtoen timet
ns smart as uoo. iiadcock.
Another ono of the Orant conspirators
is n fellow named Hardy. Ho it supposed
to bo a clerk in thocustom-houso, and is
known to boa scalnwag of tho first wator.
no. a ot inourant crowd It an old fraud
named Grimes, Orlmei is a carpct-beggcr
irom tno norm, no startod in jjouitiann
a trnvellint: preacher. Flndine It didn't
pay, ho went into tho bricklaying business.
Ills bricklaying waM bad as bis preach
ing. Ho never layod bricks for n man more
than once. Onco always satisfied bit em
ployer. His roputation sproad, and ho
whs obliged to giva up bricklaying, and
bocomo presldont of tho polico jury for tho
parish of Lafourche. Ho likes this office,
far it enables him to disburso all tho fundi
in tho parish for its local administration.
such as kocping roads in ropair, Improve
ments, nnd so on. llo lues it Lienor tnan
proachlngjund finds that.it pays hotter than
laying bricks in tho hot tun at $2 a day.
Another of tho parly it ono Jtodrleuer.
n Haytlan mulatto, who it a Tory troublc
Bonio charactor, always raising tho dovll
at tho wrong timo and In tho wrong
place
Another it a mulatto named Joubort,
Ho always has a govornmcnt tat in fait
mouth, nnd ns his mouth la largo his power
of suction is immonio. Ho Is now collect
or of Internal rovonuo in tho First Con
gressional district.
xnomas unir, anomor ot tno gang, it a
runaway rebel. Ho hecamo notoriout by
organizing n negro riot in St. Barnard in
leca. iiu oncers aroiong, ana no Knows
how to uso thorn. Ho is tho appraisor of
customs in this city.
S. li. l'ackard, wno declares vnai ne nat
tho highest authority for tho uto of the
troopt is United States marshal. Ho It
an ingrato who hat boon pampered and
red by War motto, and now mrows tno gov
ernor off becauso ho thlnkt ho can make
moro out of Grant. Ho pretends to boa
great friend to tho colored men, but of all
his deputies but ono is a negro, and ho is
president of a big black club in this city,
llo is ono of tho gang who wantod to rob
tho city of $250,000 for paving St. Chariot
nvenuo. "Warmoth says ho was oflbrod
$50,000 to si;n tho bill, but ho refusod it,
and votod tho moature. Sinco then Pack
ard has boon his bitter opponont.
Anothorlovoly mcmbor of tho Grant
gang is J. K. Farkor, of Jefferson parish,
lie is an assessor of intornal revenue
Ho is ono of tho twectett-scenttd human
beings that ever handled government
monoy.
Charles W. Lowoll is Grant's postmas
ter. Ho took tho placo of Tallaforro, who
was cnugtit stealing, and was kicked out.
Lowell was ono of tho leading conspira
tors in tho groat Ship Island swindlo,
Warmoth suys that ho offered $500,000 in
tho stock of tho concern if ho would uso
bis intluenco to gat tho bill through. But
ho denounced it. Lowell, liko Facard,
1.11.. 1.!.. !, .Inhl. r,f l.o nnlmnil
men, hut ho wns novcr known to do any-1
thing for a black man in his life. Ho is
ono of tho healthiest political chicks that
over cuddled undor Grant's wing.
Another ono of tho gang is a follow
called Chapman. Ho drinks government
milk as though he had never boon weaned.
Ho is now a collector of internal rovenuo.
Goorgo W. Carter, ono of tho tall pop
pics of tho gang, is tho speaker of tho
Louisiana house of representatives. He
was a Methodist ministor in Virginia, but
becamo u rebel cavalry colonel. War
moth says ho wont into tho army a Chris
tian, and camo out of it a tinnor and black
guard. Ho nuvor killed anybody, and
novcr got killod himself. At tho closo of
tho war ho wont to Texas. Ho was chock
fall of rebol sentiment tbon. Ho became
ii radical last year, and was eloctod speaker
when Mortimer was kicked out for brib
eiy. Ho Is smart and intelligent, but hit
normal condition is dead drunk. Ho is
eternally scratching himsolf.
E. L. Webor, anotbor of tho crowd, is a
Dutch Frenchman from Aleuco. Ono
wouldn't care about meeting him in n
lonely road on it dark night. Soino timo
ago Iiu was Indicted for assassinating Mr.
William O. Winter, ono of tho host citi
zens of West Louisiana. Hois just the
man to endear himself to tho Grant party.
Vossibly ho it the being who drew tho pis
tol on Gov. 'Wnrmoth whon driven from
tho convention by tho soldiors.
.I.J. Laurent is a mulatto omployed in
Jouber's office. Ho began his political
operations as it page in tlio
nrsi recon-
struction convoniion. noci
Ho can eat another
.if t , t .
other col-
Orod man In New Orleans.
J. S. Harris is nn ex-United States Son
ator out of a job, and looking for ofllco.
110 ls !ivo'y carpet-bagger, and you
tmiy bel your lifo ho will get an oflico if
blaekintrCasov's boots and blowlne Grants
I . fl, 1..,. 14
ougio win mien u
.1. Henry Huron, anoiuer or urant s
..,.. ... .: i. ., .,ii.,i,,. .f ii,,,' i.
1U.VI1 Linn, Itii ii,.ui.iiu iii xs,iF,iH. e
oflio,. u j one-nuartcr white man nnd
three-quarters negro. Ho works ten
minutes in a year, and that Is when ho
dri'?.h.L3 rL,.,f. , .i.
boautlcs. Ho watin tho confodernto army,
cutting thuthroats of tho non-combatantt,
and burnini; all tlio cotton no couiu nnu.
He turned republican aftor tho war, and
got into office. Tho first thing ho did
was vo BiCAi voou,oov. nu wu imuieu iiii
uy ino icirisiaiiiro, liiipeaciiuu, inou
.-.i-i r.. . 1 , . 1
and
j)Ucbod -ut Qf offlc0i Uo u ,n hU pUee
wltu tlio u rant party.
James h. Lasoy Is tlio brolbor-ln-luw or
tno prnsidont, and collector or tlio port of
-uw uritiuis. iiuia inu iiruicu uoni ui
(Jrnnfs relative. Old Jcsso is not a
patch to him. Ho has n keen scent. Ho
Kf tho track of thoso who aro oppos-
... t tn ftpiinr l-orintiilnntlnn. nil lllintfi
them out of oflico. Ho evon oppresses
thu importers who nro unfavorable to
"'"I "A
, 'w ' ' nowerT '
.lobn A. Walsh Is ono of tho healthy
tho govominor $50,000 in greonbacks if
110 woulu B,Kn ft wlc"180n Pavo,"onl 4"'
i i no governor f umauu, i.uuijt u. vuiwu iiiuu
-,Va,tt, i,as been ono ot tho worst rabid
men in Louisiana.
nn... ,.r.l,l. lmmitlrnl rrnmil la T It
........ .t .. . i.r.
(i. 1'ltK u. uov. varmoin says tuns
kin loined tho confederate nrmy.'dosortod
I from its ranks, Joined tho union army, bo-
1 v","r.'b ' . ,, 7
urn oi a niecu ui auun unuur 1110 tunuuu.
.."'"ii" ..ii.ifi. ..,.1 f.Mi,..i i,i..r.u
I llirew Illlliouii i.iiO, mm iiv.iivu uiuisvii
,,in n.1 UclinrL'o. As lone ol'o as loGl no
denounced tho war as unconstitutional
I 1 . II. nlnllvn. nniihl .nl
u,,u wiuiij,.
11. ui n l.nl.nf ninn In fin their liullllnf.. 110
is looking for a fat office, nnd ho will got it
if Grant U ro-olcctod.
Hucll u do)eglllM ,vho by Ul0 nM
of Grant's bUvonets,bdrovothd Warmoth
...... r.n... .1... 1 !..
.i"". .nu ajouiaiuuu convention
Tl,uro U noto" ''"'""t among them
Tho Mllloritos In lOWa tiro nrnnnrlniy
1 1" dopnrt boptoruhor third, and are said to
uuv o uiuir ruuco uu ruauy.
TBBC0VIT0US ABM.INISTRi.TIOX A HAD
EXAMPLE.
Tho following it nn extract from n
Pooch aoliToroda fow days ago by Hon.
D. W. Voorhoos,of Indiana, nt Louisville,
Kentucky?
The lovo of monov linn rnrrnilail anil
cankorcd ovory department of tho ifov-
mont under GrnnCs rulo, from himsolf
down (opplausol with but horo nnd
thoro an honornbio exception. Of course
thoro nro honorablo oxcoptions. Thoro
nre exceptions to all eenoral rulm. I Am
tpeaking of tho genoral rulo that profli
gacy prevallt in official stations undor thit
administration. And whv ahould It hot
prevail? What xample" hat tho chief
majitiraio oiyour county mi to tna youth
of toll land? Soon you and I of ,wlddle
age will pass off like the wares, olei gen
eration roccding and another follenrlBg,
and tho young will comoup, now the.boyt
of eightoen, nlneteon or twenty, Somo of
theto are now littonlng to me, and they
havo aright to puro oxamplcs In public
lifo, tn order that thoy may shape their
conduct accordingly.
I ask any Radical In tbo good city of
Loaisvillo whon you got homo to think
of it can you say, with your hand on
your hearts, to your, ton otghtoon y oart of
age. "My ton, look at the conduct of Gen
oral Grant as president of tho United Sta.
let j look at the mannor In which ho bat
grown rich thoro; look at tho manner in
which he hat accepted protonU thoro from
men upon whom ho hat bestowed ;favort ;
look at him, a poor man when ho came to
powor and place, and now worth from two
to three millions of monoy ; look at him,
ray ton, and pattern aftor him at a tplon
did oxamplo whonovoryou gel a chance."
Applausoand laughter.
I enallengo the father, I challenge the
mothor, throughout thit nation, in tbo
foar of God and of Judgment, to take the
child by tho hand and point to tho con
duct of General Giant tlnco ho hat been
President of tho Unltod States, in imu.
ing woalth, and Bay to that child, There
it an example for you to follow, alongside
of Jefferson and Washlnrton. Madlaon
and the groat and holy tiros of tho 'Revo
lution.'' That is the way to try thitquoi
lion. What oxamplo has Grant tot of
poverty? This comlntr winter will dis
close moro than has yet bocn duclctid.
Auoro are men wno Know wnai it it not
?et been deemed time to giro to tbo pub
ic. But when tho time comes it will be
shown that the men he bat placed in the
highest positions havo been thoto who
have conferred tho luxuries of wealth
with tho mott lavishing hand upon him.
Other cases will be broueht to lleht like
that of Butterfleld, who raise tubscrip
tion and presented to General Grant Gov
ment bondito tho amount of $105,000,
In one year, and at teon at ho had pow
or to do so, Grant rewarded that man by
making him tub-treasurer of New-York,
and of course the next thing that you
heard of him wat that ho was stealing up
to his armpits in the poonlo't money tV.oog
with Grant't brother-in-law, Corbln, until
he becamo to flagrant, outrageous and no
torious that he had to go, by common con
tent ana a universal n lis, rrom tno place ne
wai in.
It may then bo shown how HonryD.
Cooko wat appointed Governor of tho Dis
trict of Columbia, how Genoral Grant be
camo an ownor In the celebrated Seneca
nod isandsiono proporty, wbcro Ins Jong
Branch proporty camo from, and why it
it that tho little Stato of Now Jersev. that
did notglvo him her oloctorial vote, it
loaded'aown with moro patronago than
any other (it tho hands of tho administra
tion. NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Wllh lt Bloomy atlcndanlai, low aplr
lt,dprcsIOB, Involuntary rmlMlunit.
I ohn of arinen, NprrmAtorrliirn, lout af
power, dlaajr Iieiul, loam or lurmory,
and tbrrntoued lmiMiteate nnd Imbf.
ciiiiy, nnu n uirniBciirin iittni
nrey-H
IMCOI
Lie mil
once
tern, arrem llieUUcliareef. and Impart ilsor and
energy, lifoan'l vitality to tha entire man. Tney
have cured thousinda of caaox. Price. $i per
pvekaen of fivo boics and a Urge V vial, which
11 very important in obstinate or oldcaica. orl
ner uncle box. Sold by all dru8;iaU, and sent
by mall on recent of crfco. AJUreia HumolireT'a
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., Ki Uroa4-
nay, i. i. ovnuu, Ageoi.
auglJ-deow wowly
PAINTER.
CARL L. THOMAS,
la prepared to do all kln.Is of plain and orna
lilfiital PAINTING,
KALSOMINING, FAFEB HANGING
DION WIIITIHO, ETC.,
At lii;iirea which defy all competlon, and In the
hiKhem style cf the painter's art.
SHOF IN THeTeRRY HOUSE,
COIINKK OV C'OMMERUIAX. AVBNUK AMD
KIOI1TH BTBEE.T.
IIOUNK MOVING.
HOUSE MOVING.
JAMES KENNEDY,
ratcricaL
HOUSE MOVER AND BUILDER
la prepared to do all kinds of
HOUSE MOVING, HOUSE RAISING
axn
-. ltEiWIIUNO OF XVEIIY DKSCRirTIOM
ox tui most aixaoxatLK vtaxs.
OKDKRS left at tho reaidence ol Mr. Konnedy,
on Center Hired, neit door to tho now school
house., or.aildrossed to the car of I', t), Sox 14
lorine iiuuetinomce, win rocoive prompt alton
WINEN AND LIUOHa.
wm. ii. schutter
Imporlrr ituil M'lioleawle Dealer lie
WINES, LIQUORS,
4U
TOBACCO &:
CIO-AE8.
Agent for tho host brands of
CREAM AND STOCK ALE,
ANI)
liiiliorled Alee or DIITcreut Ultide.
75 Ohio Levee,
" CAIUO, 1LLINOI3.
1 M. STOUKFLKTII,
fccisaoa wun asrocauiTii
Itectiryer nnd Mbolea(, Denier
Foreltrn aud IioiucmUc
LIQU01lS, WINES, ETC.
No. 78 Ohio Lkvke,
SniiNoriBt.u Hloc, 0lRO, I I.HNOI9.
K keeps on hand constantly a full atoak of
ui'i Kentucky uournon, icyo ana MonoDga
tonoDRi
md till
JanWif
wiuaaiea, French Hrand es. Holland tiin
Uhlue and California Wines.
iioineoaauic npeeiue .o.
y-eiKlit. umpoaed oiiheinost valna
J and potent curative, thoy atrike at
the roots ot the matter, tono ud the ava.
iNfinnANCK,
w. n. Monnis,
Notary Public,
No. tub. and V, tl, d.
XiiT
FIRE. HyLXOAQO(tI,iyE
STOCKY
linaTj-iiisrcaiii
JtTNA, HAUTFOnU,
At - - .....H,M,MU W
MORTB AMKRICA, PA.,
Aaala.- !,T83,CO0 K
HAKTjrOKP, COSN
AtseU. m .. I,m,!l0 1
ritOtNIX, IIABTiTOnD,
1,T81,"l8 8C
INTXnNATIONAL, N. Y.,
AaaoU..... l,Ji.1,398 17
rCTMAU, UAnTfOItD,
Assets. .,
..700,911 0C
CLBTKLAHb, CL1VXLANP,
Aaaals 815.C73 SI
novii, COLUMIIUB,
AaU. ; 613,771 is
AM IB1CAN CBMTRAL, MO 1
AfSfta ii...JO0,C) 00
coxrcticct uvnii iixx,
Aaaet -.......... ..SO,l,(0 CO
tkavhlkr's, UAKTroKo, urt AMD
ACCIDXKT,
Aaela..................,....-. ..J, 600.000 ot
RAILWAY rASSXXOIM' ASBUBANCl
co- BAHrroKO.
AftMU 600,000 Ot
IMDXraMDlHT, BOSTOir,
tt K,tc3Ct
8AFFOBD, MORRIS & CANDEE,
Tl Okie) !,
City National Bank, CAIRO, ILL
FIRE AND MARINE
I JST S TJ Ji. 1ST a E!
matrAjriM i
XIAOARA, tl. T.,
Aasatt .
..4i.i3o.tie
AMeta.
jflu.m 7t
Ttt.Sel oo
UAKOVXB, N. Y.,
Aisetn.
RXTUBUC, V. Y.,
Aala ...... ............i ...TM.WS 00
CoraprltiaK the Underwriters' Igen'cy.
YONKXUS, N. Y.,
Aaaat 87I.1M 19
ALBAKY CITY,
Aaseta ............ii3,l3 X3
riKlUXN'B FUND, B. 1-
Aaaela ..................j878,000 00
. BBCCHITY, N. Y. VABIKX,
Altls i ..1.UJ.19 00
S'
TORS, Dwallinas, Farallare. Httila and Car
i (oi. iaMired a rate as favorable a eoand.
permanent aecuriiy will warraat.
rtapecuuuy as or war eniawee ot vatro,
share ot their patrontf e, . . . i
C X. HCSHBlt,
OtTtee Pint National Bank.
IMMIGRANT TICKET.
IMMIGRANT TICKETS
FOR SALE, Kor evl t FOR SALE,
FOR BALE.) ?SJbu FOR BALE.
Faro from LivxapooL,
Fare from Lovpcndkiihy,
Faro from Glasoow,
Fare from Quikkbtow.v
TO CAIRO, ::::::
HaHord, llorrii k Can
: 4.8. 2 0
, Agents.
INMAN LINE.
Liverpool, Now-YorU and Phlla.Ulphla
Steamship Company,
uatiia coaraavf wive cxitib itatutiao taiTitu
ouTaamaata
For Carrying the Mall.
FOR PASSAGE TICKETS
oa tuaTuia nsroMSTioa .
APFLY TO JOHN G. DALE, Aot.,'
IS Broadway, New-Voik, or to
II. Honpt,
1W Waahlnglon Avenue, Cairo, lUlooia.
OAR riTTERM.
V. 8. MURRAY,
GAS AND STEAM FITTER
OAB BKafOVBD VROU PXBBY HOUBB
vo via
BRICK BUILDING ov SEVENTH 8T
or-rosiTH wjMTKu'e block,
CAIllO, ILLINOIS.
HE has grcaUy Improved bla ateck, and hai
now ouhaad all kinds of
CHANPILIBR9,
VBNDMNTB,
QLOUXS,
BBACstBYS,"
HALL tlQIlTS,
SHAOXI, BTCi
HE HAS MARKED DOWN PRICES
o the lowest living figures', and he. Invites tlx
lruaa: oi ine puonc.
FOUNDHIKN.
I. & E. GREENWALD.
Maavracteaaat or
Steam Engine,
Hollers,
Flour ond Grist Mills,
Baw Mills, , ,, ,
The "Tupptr" PaUatOraiekari
.MAOUI1IBBY OB QBUBBAL rUBTOOBS,
cnvniMVATi nnin.
iTCTdtweoetf
DOUIIN, HAHII, ETCl
W. W. THORNTON,
DOORS -BASH
BLINDS, WINDOW GLASS,
NIIINUI.KN,
, . hi
LATH -A-ISnrO I4p-3CBEI2
, Office on Tenth St.,
Between Commercial nnd Waalilng-ton
Avenue.
CAIBO. Ilili
AOKNT3 (or Itnok niver Paper Company'
Hhnathlntf V..H anil ri...l. ' '
la W. JohnM liniimtrMil tflsnfln aliavtawa ana
and. ' "
S. WALTERS,
oaaua lit
HARD and SOFT LUMBER
ot cvtry deacripllon,
LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTS,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
orders solicited.
Steamboat Lumber,
Fumlihed on shortest nolle.
Commerml-av, bfL 10th nnd llth-sU.,
CAIUO, ILUXOIS,
Jim
MEDICAL.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
TUB GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY.
.In.
TTHITCOBB'H
Hyrap.
Mrs.
WHITCOBB'H
Hyrap.
Bra.
WHITCOBUVS
Hyrap.
Cures colic and Krlpiag
In thn howrls, sou fa.
cilltatoa the process of
teething.
Kuhduea convulsUna
andovercomea alMla
eaaea Incident ti In
faols ami children.
Curea diarrhea, dlsen
tery and summer com.
plaint In childien ol nit
Trie,.
Si 1
Cants
YrftT,
Ceata.
I'rlff,
25
Ceata.
It la the Great Infant" and Child ren'a HoolhiOK
Remialy In all dlnordera hrouclit on hy Teeihing
or any other cause. I'repared hy tlio
QRAFTON MKUICl.NKCt;., fct. Iiil, Mo.
Bold by OrilgKists nnd Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. inyTdwCm
OiiLEBRATKl) BITTKRCORDIAL
WHOLESALE DEI-OTi
SCIIKETZ'8
NATURE'S GREAT RESTORATIVE.
N. W. COIINIR Fimi AND RACK BTS.I
PhUawtrlsslala, Pa.
JOHN BCUKETZ,
.BOLK rilOl'lUBTOB.
alt Is a rellatla Family Medicine, and can b
akenbv either Infant w auullwtia Ibe aameteea
ficlal reaulta. JtuacettaJn, prom4and apamlv
emedy lor diarrhea, dyaeutary, towels comrjud
dyspepsia, lownea ot spinw. (aintinga, sick
tomacb.headaclu), ito, f orchitis aa-1 fover ol
all kinds. It la far belter and safer than quiuini
ithout any of it ptrulclou llecU. It efleclt
ao appouio, prove a pewerjuiuiaesiur ui iwon
and will uounteroct tho ellect of liquor loaf w
minute. A IndUnulablo evidence olita m
ca) properties, wo ajijwud a few of the many 4
tlflcatt In our possesaion 1 .
Johnaoa'a Depot, Kaat Tenn., and Va. It
ann.
Jaco Hcaam, Esq. Dear Sir I I nveusod Ih
Biitersl have obtained (torn vou. and End them
to U. all tbey are recommended to be. I found
one boUla 10 anordm considerable relief, I It-el
a though I cannot do very well without them, in
ray present atat of health.
D. MKNKIK, lUSoathilh St., I'lilla.
raator Jiapiist i-aasyunK unurcn.
Mold by W. I'. Allen, 3 Mam street Dubuque
octlOdlv
MANHOOD
HOW LOST I HOW RESTORED
Just published, In a sealed envelope. Price, tie.
A lecture on thamtarai treatment, and radical
rnreflf Hnarmntorrliea or tk minel Weakness. Ill-
voluntary Emissions, Heiual Debility, and Impe
doments to Msrirage generally; Nervousness.
CoosumpUon,1plvu.y, nnd Pitai Mental and
1 nvaicat sacapAui.j reau....iK nu pnui.,
etc., by Robt. J. Culverwell, M. D., author of the
Green. Book," eto.
Mji BOOK TO TIIOOBANPS OF SUFFXRXBS.
kmni under seal, in ulain envelop, to an ad
'drM.;rtpald, on receipt of tx cent, or two
postaie Stamps, by Cha. J. 0. Kline A Co., liTT
llpwerr.W Vol. Poslofficeboa i,6S.
elM paws
DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL
DWCOVBRY.
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING
WATER,
OF WAUKESHA "WISCONSIN
Tm water It the ackiowledKedouw. of the In
tractable and incurable disease known as Drignt
disease and diabetes. , .. . -. ..v,
UrlKhf disease I fatal to the kidney, the body
wastes away dotroya Iile by atarvatlon of the
pa' water, great lUrat, conllatlon, loa 01
Aiwnisuiug cures u. uvv -7 7. - - -
brick-:utdpO'!nfln"OB 0,f,lhftDBC0' !!
Madder, alkaii, and, outy wellinKaj J'"i
liver 11 la npnrpnasf. A will allay all .'"?:
tinnnt tha kulnVr and urlnarv.orKana In twenij-
four houra, KWIntT Immadlata Hfl,?oniMtinB
let feyer It prevenls thokidney 'i"'f?ng,T,
and removf all trace of "SSS,
give relief in all t' pTs'k JEq;.
Readr, " youi;,f'a ,n"undeilgBed. HI
going disease. '1ft,hBBl inTcanby ehomlcal
rle0,"iWmm en knowledte ol
n,u.Vea?ono rnattor ol how long Iand.
l?Bt .. m-noaltlva remedy for tho foregoing
VfiVZl It nw never filled to do what he cTalms
L'?."t,:, v uaBdi : ThU water Ua the aamo
tor "i-"..
reck paokajre ordered
UABDEUNUAII,
-av Washington, D. 0
J3 I'enntylvania-ay., " i ii
Or Edward V. Duiibar.Qcneral Manager at the
Bonne. Waukaxba. Wis.
Agents wtnttd everywuere. leinaun 5
n.rt of the country.
Ot at th. BprmwVi Vever lo.e a parti
2ffttadlSlDX3flato
MEDICAL.
Tliii xtRIDAL CHAMBER,
ESSAYS F OR YOUNG M
ON
(HtEAT SOCIAL KVILS AND AIIUBKH
Whieh intcrlcro Willi IniirilaKe, with sunn
of rdinf for theerflnKRiid unfortuunlr, ills
nnd diilillllst. il. K.til In iraled envelopes, f
rt.areii. Address. Ilowitrd Hanltnrv Aid Am
linn N... ij Hf.nlli Ninth. at.. Plillailrlnlila. I'i
jyimwiiin
A HOOK FOR THE MILLIO
MARRIA'dE
A I'rlvatn Coun
to tho Marrlet
thoso aboutto t
GUIDE.
mysteries nnd revclallons of the seiual s
-nn ine .ultra. m-.viri rm ... ! ."rt
ventlni. nir.hrlnv. nrraarvlnff tnecomti eXIO
1 inu la nn ni.rn.nn. wmi an i. uuuir
anil in...ln. ..I.....!. infA.miillnn tnr thnRi
arn married or contemplate marriaget still
Uldrareloaslynbontllio house.
mill, 1 1 nnu ..nn I .... ... ..... ni.nl rnf .'J I pn
..I.,- ...... . ... . ' ..
Klt.hllin.rfin. . I mil. Vfn
""ine in tno puMia papers or using any
retneaios, tiornso Dr. Ilutw, work, no m
ilit.nn ' -
Dr. lluttn can lni ennmlln,. i,nnnn,ll
mall, on thoilisaetee mentloneil in hi w
finip-.rio. rt n.Kianih street, bet. Market
Chestnnt ut Ixinls, Mo. myvdi
vzneo 01 j. B. DOBBQTS,
AQtV Nn.llt V-I..I..I. c. rii.11......
1 iniiiiivio Bis
1 1 . mmm. n r jZm
VFCFTABLEMII
A color and dressing that
not burn tho hair or iujuro
head.
Ti -V L 1 .
..I ! It.. at..
I
preparations do.
it gradually restores tho h
to ita original color and lusl
t 1-.? 1! 1
It. cnuncft n. liiTtirmiit. rrrnv
of soft, lino hair.
xnc ucat auu eaiest arti
ever offered.
rtl r -a
Sold everywhere.
ASK FOIi DOBBINS'-
MAYNARD'S
STAR BITTER
THE BEST TONIC IN USE I
l'(lt SA II Y
K. V. MAYNA RT). PROP"
PITTSBTJBG OPL.
DR. RICHATJ'S
uuLiUJiiiN ujeiSAmjijai,-
money, f l.oui reward for any case of dLsesss,
UaO UI11T. ana .1D 11IUV. Ill..l
any itagewmcn tney tan vo cure.
IIK KIIMI All'S 1H1I.I1KN HALS
No. 1 and X, are the greatest alteratives knot
DR. 11IC1I AU'.S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUI
cai list.
int. niciiAira oolden antidote
tsi I h nntir ral!.lj ffitinttlF.
ThMe rroJira wo not tJTcrliac: to euro
V IJ 1 1 1 I II Bill LSI- I I ' LrVIICU UUUIl lAlt pi v as. Mao
Inctluls. s1Ii-sb1 kaH atiAwlil ta In tall reiiiti 1
wilicu liiey Mm ri;viiiiciiunj wuwi ii wt
LX ltIIIl 1111 L Daaal IBtllUU. IsTIJtl UI 1 IltJU ajaUAH ca.
recofcr by their u, who hare lott all hoi, a
r arson nranounroa u incuiKDie ut iiio vrn oi u
mttsltful fsiPiiltvr.
DR. RICUAU'S GOLDEN BALSAS
No. 1, cur ulcers, nlcerited sore throat iv
moiilli, soie eyes', cutaneous eruptions, copp
COIOieu OlOlvliea. au(.H.waa ui ui,-.wu. n,viu
eto. It iUi greatest venerator, alterative a
blood purifier hnowa. remove all mercury fr(
the svstem, and leaves the blood pure a
healthy.
DK. RICUAU'S OOLDEN DALSAM,.
Nn. 1. ntrnn rnercuriai anections. rneumaniaii.
-it I . . ... l.nmn.l.n.A .ul inf i n I
an ..a luiuia, iuii ..vn -
esses.
Dlt. HICUAU'B GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
A radical cure far all urinary uerangcmenv
Trice, V per bottle.
DR. IIICIIAU'B GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR
a nrllnal mm fnrnervoua or teneral debility. I
old or young, importing somkj-i".""-""!'
eilCCl. . . nn
rnce is per noitu, or two tor
IltciuuDS, sole proprietor," blown, la Blast 0
Circulars sent. Trade supplied, ai aJiberaldls
0.un,. . t.. J.t .l N.V
Auiiress, ur. u. a. iticuaru, iwi-"i
jT3cnd money by express or order .good,1
through your Druggist, aad yoowill mT will
inooa. j -
DR. HATTINGER'S ,
FAAIILY MEDICINES.
Dr. Hal linger, solo proprietor and.nannlaGturei
1410 BOOTH 7TH-8TV,
ST. I.OIJI8, KI8S6VKI.
DR. RATTINGER'S,FYER DROPS
Ara tho champion medicine for the cure ol Fever
and Ague, Dumb Au Md all ,?her kinds ol
malarial fevers. They are purely vegetable, cure ,
...ini.li. aim nermann... . i.u iiciaun iiewiaiiu
the lever a, second time, when these drop can la
obtained. 1'ilce nor bottle, ll.SS. a Ask ferDr.
IUttinger Fever Drop. 1
DR. HATTINGER'S VEGETABLE
HV8tt PILLS" '.
Are excellent In all cases of costivcnsss, hlllou.,
nomand Impurity of the bloods', 'they contain;
neither calomel nor any other mtrccrlal prepare
Hons) act quickly and produce no griping.
Price per box. Scents. Ask for Dr. Rtl!ngorr
vegewuie i.ivvr a'liis,
DR. BATTINGEU'S', DIAKRHQBA
AND DISENTERYFOWrDERS.
Art) a picasauv, quic auu Bnia remeeT tor all
klnda ot Diarrhoea and Disentery afflicting adnlta,
Price pe.- box W cento, . Ask. for llr.Hal
linger' Diarrhoea and Dystntcry Powders.
DR. RATTINGER'S TONITj' HERBS
AKOBOOTS,
Make a superior stomach biUerai veryruseful a
a preventive against malarial fovors and!especla.
Iy as atonic in cases of genoral debility, Price
per packaie. it .cents. AsktorRattlnger'a Herbs.
For sale by all Crsbclnso druggists auddealera
lataodleine. Jyaoutf
On receipt of price, these remedies wlllhethlt
red to any placo. Prompt atteotion paid to a
correspondents. None gentdne without .the nam
;. ...ui nifii ni'M nnr nvt nKMKUILH. D.l

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