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fliuw n.uon nATT.V T?ttt .t .wrpfM rnnmorkAV nmirvTJT.u? i 1071 TUB MAILS. iitnlvr. nci'Ahr North, Througn 2.00a. m. ji.m " Way..- 4:20 p.tn. lljtrt p.m. Month, Way 12.13 p.m. ;o p.n. " ThruuKh N. O., .Mem. phis Atnl Columbus S.sn p.m. OI1I0 River route, (except Monday) jOOp.rn, Iron Mountain It. It Srtua.tn. Miss. Rtycr route, Tuesday and Friday .W l.m, Thebes, Goose Inland Hanln 1:0 p.ln, 6.00 i.m. IliWp.n . 7;00p.rfl, Ft, Ilia., Thursday 4 KrI- day i C.wp.tn. 7:00s.rn, Mayfleld, lllandvillo and l.ovelare, Ky 11.00 a.m. orm iiotan. (Irntrat Delivery 7i30a.ni. (Sunday sioli a.m.) Money Order depaalmcnt ;W a.m. t.Mp.m, CM Register " " " s.'Oa.m. 4.00 p.m. Money Order and Reilster department no open on Sundays, SECRETJItDEUS. THE MAS0NB. CsiaoJComuaniar, No, 13.-Slaled Asiemblj al the Avium Maaonll liall, first and third. Ha;, urdsvs Ineack month. Cauo Oicxcit, No. 21,-Regular Courocationat Masonic Hall, the second Krlday Inearh month. CAiaii Cmmi, No. TlKegular Convocation at Masons; Hall, on the third 'i'uesd.yof every manth. ' CAian ItKit, No. 237 p. A A. Jl -Regular Com. munitions at Masonic Hall, the sscond and fourth Monday ol earh month. Dim 1)D, No.icg y. t A. M. Regular Com munications at Masonic Hall Mrit and third Thursdays In each mouth. T1IK ODD-FKLLOWg. AltXAKDna 1iMt 2JI,M.ts In OldrVtlow's. lull, In Artra limUlng, every Thursday even Ing, atao'clojk. OUR CHURCHES. RrHllVrT.IIIA.V-Klghlh. street. reaching, KaMnth at 10$ a. m., and 7J r. . I'r)er meeting, Wednesday at iy, r. . Sunday Brlinol, 3 r M. J. M. I.ansden, Super. Inlendent. Iter. C. H. Kooti, I'asttr. JlCTUoDIbT-Cor. Kighth and Walnut bts. 'reaching, Ssbbath Vk.., and 7r.ii, I'rayer meeting, Wednesday, 7; r. n, Hunday Hchool 1 r. . I W. SlIUiII, Huper- inlendent. Rev, K. L.Tiiuur.u.s, Pastor. CllbltCU OKTIIK REDKKMKR-i:plscopal)J Morning prayers, Sabbath l'l.'S a, h, Krenlng prajeri.7J. iabUth School, 9 a. ii. Key. Ma. Coax, Rector. IT. PATRICK'S CIlURCII-.'or. Ninth 81. and Washington Arenue. Public fcervlce, R.ibbathKand 10; a. m. Vepr, 3 r. h, Hurnliy School, 2 r. m. Hertice etery day, 8 r. . Kev, P.J. 011 tLLoaAY, Priest. CHRISTIAN-Klghteenth street. Sabbath School, V, a.m., Sabbath. Preaching, feabbath 1"4 a. m and 7!r. v. Rev. J, Fall. in, paator, MISSION SUNDAY BCHOOLIn the Christian Church, Kighteenth SUftt. Habbath Sonool 3 r. m. J. II. It tit), Superintendent. VOUNU MKN'ri C11BISTIAN ASHOCIATION Keg' ular meeting ircond Monday each month at the Prayer room of the l'rebtenan Church Weekly Prayer meeting, Frida), 7J-5 e. fct the I'rayer room of the. Presbyterian church. C. lio, Preiilent. and Cedar. Serricen, Sabbath, 11 a. . Sunday ivhool, r. . CUs3r. m. Preachiog,7 r.u. Hey. Win, Jatu.oa, Pa. to SECOND KHElWU,!, 1IAPTIST Fifteenth St. between Walnut and Cetlsr, Services Sabbth, 1H and 3 r. m. Key. N. ltica,l'atcr. REE-WIM, IHITIDT HOME 5llvlU. H'N IIAV SCIItOI-irnr walnut and Cedar Si. Sunday School, 'J a, m FIO.ST Fit EE WILL 1IAPTIST CHURCH Titr- ry'e iUrraek.. Sutylcei, nabb.th 11a v.. 3 r. m. and " r. x. Iter. W. Ktntr. Pastor. FIRST MIHSIONAKV IIAPI IST CIIUUCH-Hei-ween loth and 11th trpt, neariVdar. Preachinc Sabbath lu a. m.,wh1 7), r. u. Prayer Meeting. Wednesday eening. Preaching, Friday evening. Sabljatrf School, lj r. m, John Van llaiter and Mary Stephen. Superintendents. Hey. T J. aiioata . Pasto STATE (OFFICERS. STATK OFFICE US. Governor, John M. Palmer : Lieutenant-Governor, John Dougherty : Secretary of State, Iviwa;d Hummel ; Auditor of State, C. K. Lippincott , SUte Treasurer, E. N, Hates ; Supt. fuMIc Instruction, Newton Dateman. CONGItKSSMEN. Senators Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan. lUpresentatiye for thi-Htate at Large Vacancy. Kepreaentatlve Thirteenth District John it Crebs. MEMBK113 OESEltAL ASSEMBLY. Senators, 1st District T. A. E. Holcomb, ol Onion, and 8. K. OIUoD.of Gallatin. Keprescntatlve, 1st District 11. Wataon Webb: COUNTY OFFICKKS. CIRCUIT COURT. Judge P. J. lUker, of Alexander. Procuting Attorney I. I'. McCartney, of Massac, Circuit Clerk Jno. Q. Harmnn. 8htnH-A. II. Irvln. Win. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer. COUNTY COURT. Judge F. Hronj. Aaaoclale. J.;E. JlcCrite and S. MnrehUdon. Clerk Jacob G. Lynch. Coroner John II. Oonsman. MUNICIPAL OOVEltNMENT. Mayor John H, Lantden. Treaaiirer J. 1). Taylor. Comptroller E. A. llurnett Clerk Michael Hovrley. Marshal Andrew Cain. Attorney-I. H.Popo. Polled Magistrates K. Ilross and H. Hhau nesey, Chief ot Police L. H. Myoia. l'olloo Con.taUea John Hheehoui (day), and Joi. II. Vclrrun and J. W. Sumner, (night.; SELECT COUNCIL. Mayor John M. Lansden, First Ward P. G. Bchuh. Second Vfard 0. H. Wooilward. Third Ward Jno. Wood. Fourth Ward S. BUati Taylor. Clty-at-Largo W. P. Halliday and D. Hurd. UOABD OF ALDERMEN. FIRST WARD James Kearden, Leo Klub, Isaao Walden. KCONDWAItD-H. lLlCunningham, E. Buder, Henry Winter, Jamss Swayne, THIBD WAKD-Wm. Stratton, Patrick FiUgettld. 0URT1I WARD JameB Carroll,, G. H.Scaao, IJ.lLMetcair, yiie of" Meeting. Cllt COUNCIL. iw. ntv rnnnn1l meets tn foint session on Friday evening presetting the flrpt Monday of sacn moDin, ILX;T COl'NCIL. The Select Council meets on the tlrnt Wednes day and Thursday, atter the aecond Monday In Mch month, 0Anp or AiprautN, The Board of Aldermen meets on the firs ,Mondy nndTiiesday In every month. COMMITTEES. OF TUB COUNCIL. (to Strteti Meisrs. Taylor, Walder, Winter, Wood and Mete a) f. Zr(nae-Measrs, Cunningham, Schuh, Flttger 1J, Beaie and Halllday. Cmmi Messrs. Wood, Cunningham and Kleb. ,JUe and Jai Messrs. Carroll, Iluder and Woodward Ordinance Messrs, Sease, Walder and Taylor. Fire Ikpartmtnt Messrs. RearUen, Swayne and JfsricfcMeisr;. Bchuh, Winter aud Kleb, JYfnliM M.ssrs.V.'oo Iward, Swayne and Uude avna.uOU.Mea.ra. II Urd". Stratton andMeU.lt. Mot.'d f Htalh The Mayor, and Messrs, Kea I L'I , Ulr.l.nn ,H fflt1nll THE BULLETIN. fllhllenlloil Onlce, Itllllrllli llllllllll(f, Wimlilnglon Avenue. SENATOR SUMNER. LETTER TO THE COLORED CONVENTION IN CObUMJlIA . C. THE MAS.HAGIIUKETTH HEVA70RS ON f.CCIAL E(,VAI,lTr HIE OR EAT 1I00N FOR THE COL ORED RACE THEIR RIQHTM IN CIJOOL AND AT THE J1AM.OT ROX KHARPTHRUHTH AT TH EST. DoMINOO JOB, From the Nen-Yorlt Herald. Washington, D. C, Oct. 26, 1871. The following Utter from Senator Sumner wns read nt tho convention of colored men nt Columbia, S. C, on Monday: Hoston Oct. 12,1871. DearSir I am glad tlat our colored fellow citizens aro to linvo a convention ufthcirown. So long as tliey aro oxclu ded from rights, or suffer in nny way, on account of color they will naturally meet together In order to find a proper remedy, and iincc you kindly Invito mo to com munlcato with tho Convention, I make bold to ofTer a few brief suggestion!. In the first place, you must at nil times insist upon your rlgliU, and hero I mean not only thorn already accorded, but others still denied, all of which arc contained in oquallty beforo the luw. Wherever tho law supplies a rule, theroyou must insist upon equal rights. How much remains to bu obtained you know too well In tho ux neriencoof life. Can a respectable colored citizen travel on stnamboats or railways or public conveyances generally without insult on uccount of color? Let Lieuten ant Governor Dunn, of Louisiana, demribo his journey from ew Urlcans to ntning. ton. Shut out from proper accommoda tion in the cart, the doors of tho Senate Chamber opened to him, and thcro ho found that finality which a railroad con ductor had denied. Let our excellent friend Frederick Douglass, relate his mel ancholy experience, when, within sight of tho Executive Mansion, ho was thrust back from tho dinner tablowhoro his brother Commissioners weroolrcady seated. You know the outrage. I might ink tho same question with regard to notclj, and "ivcti common schools. A hotel is n legal in stitution, and so is it common school. As such each must be for tho equal bctioflt of all. Now, cult thcro bo any exclusion frornoitheron account of color? It is not enough to provido oparatu accommoda tions for colored citizens, even if in all respects as good as those of other porsons. Equality Is not found in an equivalent, but only in equality. In other words, there must bo no discrimination on ac count of color. Tho discrimination is an insult and a hindrance and a bar, which not only destroys comfort and prevents equality, but weakens all other rights. Tho rightto vote will havo new security whon your equal right in public convey ances, hotels and common schools is at last otablishcd ; but hero you must insist for yourselves by speech, by petition and by vote. Help vourielvcs "and others will hely you also. Tho Civil Rights law needs a supplement to cover such cases. This defect has been apparent from tho begin ning, and for a long time 1 have striven to remove It. I have a bill for this purpose now nenuinc in tho ."senate. ill not my colored fellow citizens sec thatthoie in power shall no longer postpone hia essen tial safeguurd ? Surely, here is an object worthv of cliort. Nor ha' the republican partydone It work until thi 1 established. In it not better to establish all our own people in the enjoyment ot equal right beforo we eek to tiring otliers witntn thespnero oi our institutions to io treated iiko rrca erick Douglas was on hi. way to the Presi dent from it. Domingo ft is easy to seo that a small part of the means, the energy ami tlio determined win spent in the expedition to m. linniingo una in me prolonged war uanco iitiout mat sianu, with menace to tho black republic of Hayti, would havo tocuml all our colored feliow citizens in tho enjoyment of equal righu. Uf this tbcro can to no doubt. Among tho cardinal objects in educa tion which must bo insisted on must be oauulitv, side bv Fido with tho alphabet. t.' 1. t . U II,.. !! . ,1.. IV IS in VUIU lu l;i4v;ii l-iuiilltv u juu wir not practice it. It is in vn'in to rccito tho great words of the Declaration of In dependence if you do not muke them a liv ing ruuiiiv. ii nut is msun wiiuuui atnplo ? As all are equal at the ballot box so must wo all be equal at the common school. Tvqualitv in the common school is the preparation for equality ut the ballot box ; tneretoro uo i put ttiih among tno e scntiaU of education. In nsswrtini? Your own rights vou will not fail to Insist upon justice to all, undor which is necessarily included purity in tho covcrnment. Thievcj and money- chanecrs, whether democrats or republi cans, must to driven out ot our tcmpic. Tammanv Hall and republican fell-sock- en must bo overthrown. Thcro should bo no place for either. Thank God Kood men nre now coming to the rescue. Let them, whilo uniting against corruption, insist up on equal rights for all and also tho suppres sion of lawles violence, wherever it shows itself, whether in tho ku-klux-klan outrag ing the South or illicit undertaking- out raging tno uiacK republic oi tiayii. To thco inestimable objects add specie payments and vou will lmvo rt platform which ought to oo accepted nv uio .Ameri can people. Will not our colored leilow citizens begin to do this good work? Let them at tho fame time save themselves and tho country. Theso aro only hints which 1 submit to the Convention, hoping that its proceedings will lend especially to tho good of the colored race. Accept my thanks and best wlshos, and beliovo mo faithfully yours, Charler Sumner. SIILIilNKKN. MRS. M. SWANDER, DEALER IN MILLINERY AND LADIES FURNISHING GOODS, Cominerrial Avrnuo, (ippoallp I'.lllo nnd Ilaylborn'H Cairo, Illinoih. CLOTHING FOR LADIES' WEAR Hade ta order, or Ready.Made, Has received a full and complete stock of oo'U, the newest and completest In the city mi- nienso varuy 01 RIBBONS, LACES AND FRINGES he offer, creat Inducometa tn her patrons t rcc, .t) ami all others t irall onhcr,exaiuln) the p and quality of her gnoilsi ' les Sfll.LIMCItV. LADIES, TAKE NOTICE I MRS.C. McGEE, XIQIITU BTREET, BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND COMMERCIAL AYKNUES, Has just received n full and splendid lined NEW GOODS Press trimmings, silk gimps; elllc galoon, gul pure laces, moss trirrimlnj., crocket buttons IIU anil velvet buttons. Dlu.li and trimmtnir Tel- vet, hata and bonnets, Ana kid cloves, ladles' and chlldrens' shoes, and a full and complete stock ol AM.1U1I1UIJ UIl X'ttllVJI UUUUQj All of which she. proposes to sell at THE VERY LOWEST OAS1I TKinFS Ui:.Vi:itAI. AOttKTN. 1IALLIDAY BltOTUEltS, GENERA I: AGENTS MM FOIIWAIIMXCJ and COMMISSION M Klttill A. NTH DEALERS IN FLOUR; Ami A ents of Ohio Itltor huiI KnmiHlin SALT COMffAKIBSI 70 Ohio Lkvkk, CAIRO, IL1.IN01-) .MKIIM'AI.. x Envoi Ts ")K i m, it y, M'ltli II Klooiny ntti-iiiliiiitH, lou xiilr Ilk' ilpiiri-Hitlim. In voluntary emission. lovsjof arincu. xiKTinutorrliu-M, loss or power' dlxry liml, lois r inoitior.v, uml III rents- ii Ml imprU-iiro inul l.tlbc cIIIIh, nnil ii lotrri-Iicii cure In Hum iiltrey'si lloiiicupiillilc Siecillc o TliGiil.t-vlKllI- t'umtio.ed ot ttie must t.iliM tie miln nn potent curatives, they tnse m OD'Je at the roots ol the matter, tone up tlx: ) tem, nrrest the ill. charges, unit impart tijrorMid anerry, lil ml italit) totheeiiliietn.il. They he cured thousand, of cnse. Price. $" per packsgesol fire lioxn and a aw 2 vial, which i. very important lu obstinate or old en:es. or (I per.lnel' bix. floM by all iirn8ist, nnil vnt by mailon tceipt ot price. Adures. llitmphrey' Bpe.lfie llomeop.ithic Jledlclne Co., !.! llroad 'ay, K. Y. I'- fcCHfll. auzt.Vl.owawly Aijent. Cairo, Illinois. m. HiciiAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES. Use these only, and . time, heal h and money Jl,si rewaM tor any ease oi niea, in any staj which they tall to rure. I)R. RICHAU S DOLDKN BALSAM, Noi. 1 and 2, are .he grtateot altcratiTes known lilt. KICH.U'.-!OLI)F..S ELIXIR D'A.MOL'lt is the greatest tenlc nnd astringent ic the me.i cil list. DR. niCUAD'S (H)LDEN ANTIDOTK is the only reliable diuratic. These remedies are not advertised to cureal romrtlaliits . an.l benefit none : hut are gnaranteed toettecta raalcal anu speeiin cine in an ea.ea lor which they are recotnmended, when all ether treatment has failed, Tens of thousands yearly . . .... . v , recover l,v the r ue. wno nave lost all nope, anu iHi n pronounced as InuuitMe by tho best of our medical faculty. DR. RICIIAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, cures ulcers, ulcerated sore throat and mmiili. .ore eves, culaneaua eruptions, copper color.d blotches, soreness of the ncalp, scrolula. etc. It i. the createn renevaior. alterative ana blood purifier known, renmea all mercury irom the ststem. and leaves the blood pure and healthy. DR. r.ICHAU'rt GOLDEN BALSAM, No. I, cures mercurial afleetions, rheumatism in all It. tonus, ana gives imincuiuie renei iu cises. DR. KICIIAU'B GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, A radical euro for all urlanry derangements I'riee, 11 per txiltle. DR. RICIIAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR IVAMOUR, A rvllcal cure for nervous or general debility, In old or young, imparting energy witnwonuenu eneci. Prici. m nr tmttle. nr two for 9. n nt nf t.ripc. ih.a remediea will he ahlD ped to any placo. Prompt attention paid to all correspondents, onefrenuine wnnoui iue uaiur ,.r I'lkiE. iiif!irAtr.s ciui.ue: ltr.MiLiius. u. n. HicnAtPS, aole proprietor," blown in glass ol bottles. Circulars sent. Trade supplied as a nuerai ui- ount. . . .... Address, Dr. D. 11, ltlchards, varlck-st., a, i . "Send monev iiv exoress or order eoods throtiBh your DruggM, and you will meet with inoo... iwmi A HOOK FOR THE MILLION. MARRIAGE GUIDE. A Private Counselor to tho Married or those aboutto murry on the physiological mvsteriesnnd rovelatlons of the sexual ayetein with the latest discoveries In producing and pre venting offspring, preserving tiiocomilexion,4c. Tills is an interesting work of two hundred and twenty leur page., ivitn numerous engravings, and contain, valuable information for those who aro married or contemplate marriage i otillitian book that ought to be under lock and key, nnd not laid carelessly nlout tho house. fcent to nny one (tree or postage) ior com Allures. U(. IMIUH IJIfiliril.ni;, .u. Klghlhsticct, tit. Louis, Mo. ttoilco to tlio Afflicted nnil 1'nfortuiinte. llefnrn nimlvlii" to the notorious Qnncka who advenlso in tno public papers or using any (JimcU remedies, pcru.o Dr. Hulls' work, no mutter what your disease is or how deplorable your con dition. . . Dr. milts, can be consulted, personally or at mail, on thedisactea mentioned in hia works, olfice, No. Yi N. Uighth utreet, bet. Market anil Chestunt St Louis Mo. indv LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN. THE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY. Mrs. Uurea colio and grilling In the liowels, and fa cilitates the process ol teethintr. Price, a-'i Cfuts Price, 2.i Cents. Price, .1 Cents. WIIITCOMIPS I rup. Mrs. rijiibdtte aonvulslcns WIH.COJIB'S and jvercomes airins ciUch incident to in fails and Children. Uurea diarrhea, illsen. tery nnd summer com plaint liH'hlldienot nil iigs. h,rup. Mrs. nillTCOMR'S IS) rup. I, i. ii, nr,it infant's and Children' Hoothini! Remedy In all disorders brought on by Teething or any other cause, Prepared by tho GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., M. Louis, JIo. Bold by DriigmstH nnd Dealers in Medicine verywherw. iny7ilwnm UAM JFITTEUM. II. T. GEROULD; ; STEAM AND GAS FITTER ANP PEIIVR IX uah nxTDitr.s, Fitter's nnd Plumber's material, Wood pumps, globe and angle valvv, stop ' cocks, check valves, eto. (las aw Amur roit Tan Brothers 1'ntcut Dry flan Melcm And Morehoune, Wells Co'r Automatlo Watel Iudlator Mid Hupply yala for steam boilers, WINTER'S T1LOCK. rOMMEKClAL'ATHNUI. BARCLAY BROS., 74: OHIO I.KVKK, Citao, Ilu DRUGO-ISTS SARATOGA Hl'IUNt.H is nil suit AT UARCLAYh' IjRUO T0RE. Firsni-rrir, llAti.r. MOCKINO BTRD FOOD lit r.AT ma i-sr. wituovt iiec.ir. At Bakclath'. H E L M B O I- GRAPE f catawba ) f ORArit PILLS I CAT AW 11 A L J ORAi-K X , ORAPE Icata-wbx S (.ortArr. ) PILLS ami All or UKLHIIOLIt'N HKDK'I.VKN FRESH FROM FIRST HANI)!", Always in stock In large supply, and fur U b relay Bros, JUST R K C E TY E 1 I'orNnlfby IheUlddN Holll rdallaN AT BARCLAYS'. UStExtra Fink Coloonej IOTGenuine Imi-oRteij Extracts; ISrllAiR, Tooth ani Nail Urusues tafl.SDIA RUUIIER Nt'RHERY CtOif AT BA.IiCajA.Tr BBOS. PURE WHITE LEAD PURE FRENCH ZINC. Rest irrndcs la large took and va riety, very cheap; Full Line of Color?, vur and ix on; I'lnt Hrtishet, Lmeed Oil, Whitewash V atht Turpentine, Varnishes Etc. etc., Alt KINDS AND ITANOAID QrAttTIIS At Barclays'. WINES AND Lmrjoni. Vm! H. SCIIIJTTKIt, Importer and Wholesale Ilt-nler In WINES, LIQUORS, 4 TOBACCO &c CIGAES. Agent for the best brands of CREAM AND STOCK ALE, AND Import! Ale or DlflVrrut Hindu. 75 Ohio Levee, tf CAIRO, ILLINOIS. F. M. STOCKFLETH, srecrssoa rnitir. t STOcaritTH BXtiryer and Wholesale lelrr n rrelKn and llommllo WINES AND LIQUORS. No. 02 Ohio Lf.vee, OtlKO, ILLINOIS. SKk Old W keeps on hand constantly a full stock a neutllCKy iiuuruou, ivir aiiu aiuuuuk.1 Whiskies. French llrandiea. Holland Gin, Rhine and California Wines. 1 inwti I'AINTKllH. MOORE & MATHEWS, House, Sign and Ornamontal PAIKTEE3, Drcorntlvr l'lsperlinnirlnir, KulKoniiin in Is, 'lf., Dono In tho highest style ot the att. am! a rates f a mat defy competition, SHOP IN TERRY HOUSE, CORNER OF HTH STREET AND CMMERCIAL AVENUE. CARL L. THOMAS, Is prepared to do all kinds of plain and on.a mental PAINTING, KALSOMINING, PAPER HANGING BIUN WUITINO, ETC., At flgiirea which defy all cntnpetlon, and iu the highest style t.f the painter's art. SHOP IN THEPEERY HOUSE, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AVENUE AND EKlllTH 8TREE T. 1AIKTN, OIIJs, rif r. rAiar.it, . r, ham PARKER Jt RLAKE, " ' urstr'nOx WALL PAPER, PAINTS, IMitty, Ilenzlur, (Jaaollne, WINDOW SHADES, And the celebrated illuminating AURORA OIL. BR0SS' UDILniNO, COR, 11T11-8T, A COM MERCIAL-A V., Cairo, s .- . Illinois. WfSCtf NTOVllN. TINWARK, KtV, A. II A L Ji K Y, DEALER IN STOVES, Tin and Hollow Ware, cfolhea Wriniera Voile; Ware, Coal Hods, FlreShoveli, Air Gates, MiMTACTtara or TIN, ZINC, COPPER AND SHEET . . IRON "WARE. No. 1GG Washington-avenue, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. WItoofinz. Gilttennir, and all kinds of Job woru done at snottesi nonce. lemnn nonKsi. 3 'A o o K - US o o Ph 3 c u. u V. H r. o JB 'Ji 3 C rr. O C O e i i C U U5 - 11 14 V. o o r. It It V i O I H. 71. KALL-WINTER. I c. C. II A NNY. LARGE STOCK. BROWN SHEETINGS, PRINTS, TICKI1TGS. CHECKS, asp S T R I Y E S, KKNTtrCKV JEANt, EXTRA, OASSIMERS, BLACK ALPACAS ASb LUSTERS, GROS GRAIN SILKS, I'Ol'I.IXS. liAIUJE STOCK OK CARPETING, () 1 L CLOTHS, MATTIMI, Window NlmdrN, GILT 1IAMI8, NOTTINGHAM LACE DAMA8KN, Ilia EnlireNloek Now CloaliiK Out AT VERY LOW FIGURES. CORKER 8TU HT., AND COMMKRCIAIAV., Cairo, Illinois. aeptltf um tTKitPinsi:. THE ONLY ItELIAIILE OIFT ENTEItl'RIME THE COUNTRY 1 $60,000 I N V ALTAR L 13 G I FTS To be distributed in Ii. ID. STATE'S l.'2ml Regular .Monthly Cil FT ENTERPRISE, To be drann Monday, Nov.27, 1S7I. Tiro Uranil iiillnln or ft5,00 each in Tao priies, Sl.iJ0 ! Five pri7.es J.vki; Ten prize, 1 S100, all in tlreenbaeks. Two WHOLE NUM11ER CAHH (1IFTH, 1,000. One Hoisoand Duggy, with sllver.phtted , harness, worth ii'AU 00 , One tine Rosewood Piano, worth fr 00 i Ten Family tiowing machlncsteach wortli 100 00 I eive iiauvY cased uoiu iiuntino; watonea ani neavyuoiu unains, wortneacii too 00 looo Ten Ladies' 'uoiu Hunting watches worth eacn Eluht iiundred irold and silver levor hunt ingYvavciiu. (in an; wurwt iiuiu u i Laille.' Onhl Lenminn Chains. fJonl' Hold Vest chain., nlver-plaitd castors, solid silver anddou ble-piatea table anl teaspoons, ivory nanuieu dinner knives, llver-plated dinner fork., silver ..,... ..t....n,.ul. ..II..,.., a la.liuu irnlil breastpins, ahlrt studs and sleeve buttons, finger rings, gold pin. (sliver extension,) etc. wuoio numucr Kiim, uvmj, aickui-s iuuuvu .w UJ.'W. Aa-ents wanted to sell Tickets to whom libera; Sremlums will be paid, milo tickets It i m tickets: twelve tickets JIO twentv.flve . Circulars containing full list or prices, a de scription of tho mannri of drawing, and other in formation In reference to tho distribution, will be sent to any ont ordering them. AIIMelter. must ue auurc.ieu iu v. . ornca, Cincianutl, O. 101 west Mh st. OcUdswlyr BAPTIST AOF.NT9 everywhere for the largest Baptist paper iu the ui.rbi. Able wrttera. all the news. anJ constant imnrovementa. Full Market lteuort. Btinday Bchaol llepattmenl-lesion every week. An In tteilblo aJvCito of llanilst principles. OfiK nrvi t only 112,50 per venr. Tlio u-.o.t aatoniili ing premium aud clubbiug list uver oirered, or liberal cash cninml.iuoua pa d. Specimen copy and particulars fi te to all who will write to fauui&ns inn pin.', it, , ....., ,t)niM, SHI. I'K.-III1 IN I'lANON. SIXTY-FIVK PIllhT 1MUZE MEDALS AWAHDKl) THE GREAT HALT I MO UK MANUrACTOHV VM. KaN'ADK k CO., Manufaettirers of ORAM), MJIAREAND UPRHIIIT IPTJiOSTO FOBTES BALTIMORE, JIARYLAND. Tlieso Instrumenla liave been l,MrA the nubile for nearly thirty yeara, and upon their excellence alono attained an npiircAns.t prremlitn,hlch TONE, TOUCH, "WORKMANSHIP And DURABILITY. tur All our Sipiatt tSanoi have our new New Im proved Ovorstrting Scale nnl the Agrafe Ttt'M r We would t ati special atlenllnn to our lale I'aiente'i improvements in iikiw i iui1 Soi'are GuANts. found in no other .I'iano, uhlc brings the I'lano nearer perfection than lias yet been altnlned, EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS, Illustrated Catalogues nnd Price. List t romptly iurnineu on application to w.m. li.v.vni: t o., IlALTIUORE, MU, Or any of our regular established agencies, o'-rjiodtwCm innvhan:k, W. II. MORIIID, Notary Public, II. It. CAN DEE No. Pub. nnd U.S. (.'cm. HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK, CCIDENT, LIFE, . .ETNA, HARTFORD, Assets . ..f'l.HIViOl 07 NORTH AMERICA, PA., 'J.TO.tioO . Assets.. UARTFOIID, CONK, Assets..... ..st.Jti.'Jlo: PIHF.KIX, HARTFORD, Assets.. I,7el,ll8 bt l.VTEKSATIOKAL, N. V., Assets.. ,.1,3M,1 17 l'UTh'AM, HARTFORD, Assets ..TW.OT Ot CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND, Ase(s 516,073 Si HOME, C0I.UMI1UH. As,ets .'. SIR.27J l! AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO., t. .!',') 00 Assf CONNECTICUT MUTUAL Asset. LIFE, ...Myssi.ts.'O ix. TRAVELER is, HARTFORD, I.IKE AND ACCIDENT, Assets 1,.7,0HI tH RAILWAY FASSENfl Ells' ASSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, Assets . . .Vi,(D)i 1NDEVESDENT, I10STON, Assets , ... .f.lil,wV2 C8 SAPFOHD, MORRIS & CANDEE, 71 Ohio I.i-rrr, City National Hank, CAIRO, ILL. FIRE AND MARINE i iisr s tj ir, j nsr.o b COMPAMCNl N I AO AHA. N. Y., Assets 1,43C,21C 2K OERMANIA, N. Y Assets... ...t,iCi,7iI 78 . . ..720,802 00 HANOVER, N. Y., Assets... UErUHLIC, N. Y., Assets, 711,925 00 1 Comprising the Underwriters' Agency. I YONKERS, N. Y., Assets 878.KI 15 I AL1IANY CITY, Assets , 4M,l9a '1 firemen's fund, s. f., I Assets C"t,000 U HKCUItlTY, .V. Y. MARINE, Assets.. l.l.l.'.mS CO SffrtTfr"liwellinirs. KurnTttirp. JliTil. nnd'Car. I O goes, Insured at rates as favorablo ns aouml. permanent security will warrant, I resnectlully ask oi tho citizens of Cairo, n share, ol their patronage, '. .v. HiTian: Oftice-at First National COOKING NTOVr.N.1 THH TWO Moat NurrrHsirul, Popular ami I'crfocl COOKI1TG MACHINES Of tho period aro our will-kuiwn j v.,VvV'l" '',,' I AilliWi1?'si''' j r JjjAlki E'1V.':. .fitirJ'' 'u oak: EPICURE BROILERS, Hold are of the slmpie.t ron.rru lion, anil o uslly managed that e guiiiiuilfe tni'in togive ENTIRE SAT ISFACriON. Ah no nrtlale in the Imusehold ha. aurnater in-. fiuence inpromotlnctlic lic.ill Ii, ooinfirt and hap piness 111 lilt, lltMlliy uiiiim siii.il inn izuukiUK stove, it is economy as well in policy to get the very nest; ani in Mijiiigtne CHARTER OAK You can relv on Ketlmir the most successful.! ular and peifu't eoortTiig sluvo iner mado. using ine K1ICVHK ItltOII.F.K, foil are alwnva sure of hnvlnc Jnicv. Tender and Delicious llecl'stakef, Clpekeu, Hani, Chops, etc. ou m Excolsiov Mauufiictiiring Comptiny, 0t2 and tilt N. .Mam-st.,8t. Louis, Mo, AND ALL I.IVB STOVE D ALF.R9. C. V. HENDERSON, Agent, Cairo, tliiuwls). spt..larrlm' "oat sToiir..;. S A M WILSON, DEALtl I a BOAT STORES O 11 0 0 E R I K 3 . PROVISIONS, ETC., No. 1 10 Oil in Lrvf.f. in;: Cairo, III. oanras ii.CMiitr rnttD. U. D. WILLIAMSON. WHOLESALE GROCER, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 70 Olilo Ifrw, CAIRO, I L LI N C 1 S. 'rrfpccl. attention given to Consignments ling orders. M'.MnRit. S. WALTERS, PFAItnlX HARD and SOET LUMBER ol every.dcscrlpllon, LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTS, DOORS, SASH, 1JLINDS. orders solicited. Steamboat Lumber, Furnished on shortest notice. Commercial-av, bet. 10th and llth-sis., CAIRO, ILLINOIS. v7d P.L. HUYKTT, SON, Importers, Manufacturers and.Iobbnr. of M USICAL MERCHANDISE llrnssi mill Germnii Silver B A N D I NSTK UMENTS, No. 2r S. Third Street, uendim. ST. I.OIIIH. MO. .MIIDIOAT,. DR. RATTINGER'S FAMILY MEDICINES. Dr. Ilattlngcr, solo proprietor and mnnuiaeturer H10 hOUTH "TH-ST., HT. Oil IS, 9f I N NO II 11 1. DR. IlATTINGElTS FEVER DR0P3 Are tho champion medicine lor the cure ol Fever and Ague, Dumb Actio and all other kind, ot malarial fevers. They are purely vegetable, cure quickly and permanently. No person need haye the lever a second tlmo, hen these drops can bo obtained. Price tier bottle, Jl.23. Ask for Dr. Rattingor'is Fever .Drops, DR. RATTINGER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS Ara excellent In all cases of co.tivcne.ss, bilious. nes.and impurity of tho blood, they contain neither calomel nor any other mercurial prepare, lions i act quickly and produce no grilling. Price per box 23 cents. Ask for Dr. Rattlngcr's Vegetable Liver Pills. DR. RATTINGER'S DIARRHOEA AND DISENTERY POWDERS. Aro a pleasant, quick and aafe remedy for all kinds ot Dinrrhoen nnd Disentery atllictlng adults. Price pi,r box 60 cents. Ask for Dr. Rat tlngcr's Dinrrhoea and Dysentery Powders. DR. RATTINGER'S TONIC HERBS AND ROOTS, Make, u superior stomach bitters; vcry'u.eful as nrnvKtitlvn DL'iilnst malarial fevers and especial. ," ' . - l.? ... .IaI.IIUw U,i.fl lyusniuuiu hi cist- ui ki-ui-im .j. . per piickaso, it:. cents. Ak tor ltaltinger's Herb.. For sale by all tirat-clasn druggist, and dealers in medicine ly"dtf MAYNARD'S. STAB BITTBBS THE BEST TONI0 IX USE! I'OIt NAI.K BY E. F. MAYNARD, PROP'R PITTSBUBG OPV. Ui:o ci . B. D03BIi5S, 42d North El vl lull St., 1'lillnclii. DodMiis tjj VecetabllOii A color and dressing that will not burn tho huir or injure thu Uciul. It docs not produce a colo. mechanically, us the poisonom preparations do. It gradually restores tho bus to its original .olor and lustre, by supplying now lit'o and vigoi. It 'causes a luxuriant growth of soft, fiho hair. ' A . Tho best, and safest article ever offered. Oloau and Puro. rfo sediment. Bold evorywborc. A8K T'OR DOBBIKS BSsHHHHKnH