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JOHN H. OBERLY & CO.
TIIEMAILS.
Asairi. errlar
North, Through - SiOJs.m. ;oop,m
" Way 2:2") p:m. 4:00e.m.
South, Wo; l!l.l5p.tn. ;00p.m.
" Through N. O., Mem.
phis and Columbus J.30 p.tn, 4:00 p. m,
Ohio Itlver route, (except
Monday) iMp.in. C:0)p.m.
Iron Mountain It. It 2:30 , in. ll:OOp. n.
Mln. Itlver route, Tuesday
and Friday 6.00 p.m. 7:0Op.m.
Thebes, Goose Inland A Bunt
Fe, III., Thursday A Frl-
'T i C.OOp.m. 7:00a. m,
Hayfleld, Iltandvillo tod
l.ovehve, Ky ll:00.m. I.Wp.m.
orric iioiBi,
(leneral Delivery 7:30 a.m.
(Sunday. 8 to'J a.m.)
Money Order depaatmcnt :00 a.m. 8.U0
Negister " ' " S:00a.m. 5.00p.m.
Mono j Order and Kefliler; departtnente do
open od Hundnys.
- - -
OUR CHURCHES.
ItBSIIYrKlliAN-Klghth.atreet.
Preaching. Habbnth at 10J 1. and V, r. .
Prayer meeting, Wednesday t ty r. u,
Sunday Hchiol, 3 r. w. J. M. Lan.den, Super
intendent. Iter. C. II. Koutc, Palter.
M.TIIODlSr-Uor. llighth and Walnut kU.
Preaching, Uabbalh 1U1. .,and 7 at.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7,s r. m.
Sunday Hchool J r. a, I,. V. hlllcll, riuper
tntendenU Iter. F. L.Tnouraoji, Pallor.
l.lltlllCII OK Tiir. KKLiKKMKIMKplwoj.l);
Morning prayer?, habbnth 1 0,' J 1. m,
Krenlng prayer. tytr. .
ttabbkth Sjhool, 1, 11,
llcv. Mr. Cota, Keen r.
Hf. PATWCK'3 CtlUKCII-;or. Ninth i. and
Washington Avenue.
.-utile Service, ttalitatlm; and 10.'; 1.
Vesper, 3 r, m.
JundnjrBcl.ool.i r. .
service eury dnjr, i r. x.
Iter. I'. J. O'ltiLUOAi, l'n.-t.
YOO.NO II K.Va CIlKtaTIA.N AfeHOCIATION-Keg-
ular tneetlog 1 croud Monday eh month at the
Prayer room of tho Presbyterian Church
IVeelly Crater meeting, Friday, 7j-J r. m., at
.he Prayer room of the Preabyterianrhurck.
C. I'alkjh, President.
AFItlCAN MKTHODIaT Fourteenth, between
Walnut an 1 Cedar.
rJervicea, Sabbath, 11 A. u.
Hunday rvhool, 1 r. x.
c;ar. m.
HKCO.ND FKF.K-WILLHAITIST-Pifteenth 81.
Preaching, 7 r. m. Ilev. Win. Jackson, PaMer.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Babbath, 1J and 3 r. m.
Iter. N. Itieaa, Tauter.
FREE-WILL IIAITIHTIIOME Mission cUN
WAT SCHOOL Corner walnut and Cedar Hta.
Sunday School, tl A. u.
IKST FI1KE WILL DAtTl.iT CIIURCH-Cur-rj'a
Barracks.
hervicea , riabbtili 11 a. 3 r. m. and 7 r. at.
Iter. Wm. Knur, Faitor.
FIRST MIB3IO.VAIIY UAITIST CHUItCH-Het.
ween loth and 11th atreeti, near Cedar.
Preachlnf Sabbath I0 a. and 7J r. at.
I'eayer Meeting. Wedneaday erenlng.
reaching. FriJav eTrniuv!
f bUlli S-hool, l; r. m. John Van Itaittr and
alary Mophent riiierintendent,.
Iter.TJ.Bnoai., P.t
STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFKICKUS.
Gorernor, John M. I'Aliner ;
Lieutenant-Governor, John Dougherty s
Secretary of State, Edward ltiimmel i
Auditor of State, C. K. Lipplncott ,
State Treaiurer, E. N. Hate ;
Bupt. Public Inntructlon, Ncwten Dateman.
COXGIIESSMEN.
ienaton-Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Uepreaentatlre for the Hiate at Larje J. L
Bareridge.
Repreaenutite Thirteenth District John M
Creba.
MEMDERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Benatori, In Diatrlct T. A. E. Holcomb. ol
Union, and S. K. OiUnn, of Oallatln.
Ilepreientatlre, 1st Uiatriet II. Wataon Webb.
county"offioers.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge V. J. Ilaker, of Alexander,
rroaecutlng Attorney J. F. McCarley, i
Maaaac.
Circuit Clerk Jne. Q. Harraan.
Hherifl A. II. Irtin.
Wm. Martin, Aae jor ani? Treaiurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge F. Ilroaa.
Aaaoclatea J.'.K. McCrite and 8. Marehlldoa.
Clerk Jacob 0. Lynch.
Coroner John II. Goaaman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Mayor John M. Lunden.
Treasurer J. B. Taylor.
Comptroller E. A. Ilurnetl
Clerk Michael Howley.
Marihal Androvr Cain.
Attorney P. 11.1'opo.
1'ollco Magistrates F. Dross and B. Bhan.
nessy,
Chlelot Police L. II. Myers,
SELECT COUNCIL.
Mayor John M. I.ansden,
Firat Ward-1. 0. Sihtih.
Becond Vfard C. It. Wooaward.
Third Ward Jno. Wood,
Fourth Ward 3. Slant Taylor.
Cltyat-Lftrge-W. P. Halllday and D. Hard.
HOARD or ALDKRUEN.
Fliwr WAUU-Jamea Rearden,
Leo Kleb,
Isaao Wolden.
BCONDWAltD It. II. Cunningham,
K. Under,
Henry Winter,
James Swayne.
iniUD WARD Wm. Btratton,
l'iililclc Fittgotald
OURTU WARU-Jamea Carroll.;
G.II.Beasc,
J, II.Metcalf.
Time of MfcUng,
CITT COl'NCIl.
Tho City Council meets In Joint seseion on
Friday evening preceulng tho first Monday el
ach inoath.
KllCT COUNCIL.
The Select Council meets on the Erst Wednes
day and Thursday, alter the accond Monday in
each month.
conn or ildii
The Board of Aldormen meota cn tho Hrs
Monday and Tuesday la every month,
COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
(M Btrtett Messrs. Taylor, Walder, Winter,
ood and Metcair.
Drainaii Messrs. Cunningham, Schuh, Fitter
aid, Beaso and llallUlny.
Coimi Messrs, Wood, Cunningham anal Kleb.
IXrici and Jai Messrs. Carroll, Iluder and
Woodward
OrdirtanM Messrs. Bease, Walder nnd Taylor.
Jtft Department Messrs. Rearrteu, Swayne and
lafariJ Messrs. Bchuh, Winter and b,
Mug. Messrs.Wodward. Swayne and Iluder
StniM Messrs, Hud, Ntratton and Meteall.
JftM The Mayor, and Messrs, Ke
Mi,fttartton and lOairoll
PROPRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.
VINCENT'S LOTTERY SALL-
THE TWENTT-HIXTH Or DECEMBER FIXED
A8 THE DAT ON WIIICI1 TIIK DRAWINO
WILL COME OFF.
Determined to dlipoie of all the tickets
In his lottery sale.Mr. P. Vincent haa con
cluded to postpone the drswlig until the
26th of December. Ho Is now gWlng the
matter till devoted attention, and Is meet
ing with the most gratifying success on
"Tar hand.
Thorn tire six prizw, the principal
prize, as it well-known, being a splendid
residence, that was erected nt a cost of $10,
000. The remaining five prizes aro a
follows :
Lot 31, Mock 4, 3d addition to the city
of Cairo, valued nl $500.
Lot 3'2. block 4. .Id addition !)..
of Cairo, valued at $800.
Lot 30, block 4, 3d addition the city ol
Cairo, valued nt $305.
j.oi uj, uiock- -i.du audition to the city of
Cairo, valued t ?300.
Lot IT. block 4A. in llm ritr t Pulrn
Illinois, valued at S300. octOdtf
REMOVAL
Jlr. Anna Lnii" has removed her
large and ulfgunt stock of millinery gexd,
toys and fancy article, to the toro room
recently occupied by Mrs. Harbor, on
Eighth stree'., three dors from Commer
cial avenue. She u added largely to her
htock of toys nnd fancy articles , und is
receiving new goods of every variety, of
tho latest fashions, every day, Her stock
is full and complete, and is offered to the
public at the lowest living prices.
deeStf
Notice. The best entertainment in
tho city i at the St. Nicholas hotel, saloon
und restaurant. The best music that can
bo had violin and piano. Good lunch
every morning and night. All of the
finest brands of cigars, and the bet St.
Louis lager beer, always fresh and nice.
Give us a call.
Karkt Walker. Proprietor.
Tabcr lirothcrs are constantly re
ceiving new goods not in the line of their
own manufacture, such as optical goods of
all kinds, lino gold and ailvor bcadod
canes, music boxe of all kinds, toy music
boxes for children, something new and
very attractive. Silver plate cheaper tban
over, Ac, &c. tf.
Great inducements to any one wish
ing to buy a first-clasi piano or organ.
E. A- W. Iluder offer their entire stock in
llm piano nnd organ line at the actual
cost of the Imtruments. They are desir.
ou of doting out tho stock so that they
may uio the room for jowclry mnnufactur
Ing purposes.
Ho I for 11 ally I
New tttorot Ifew doodif
Rest assortment of
Cooking and Heating Stove,
ever brought to Cairo,
on Washington avenue, three doors above
Tenth strcot.
dccCtf
C. C. Cat son,
Has a Fine Stock of Holiday Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Toys,
Notions,
Commercial Avenue,
Uctween Ninth and Tenth streets.
Brick Sto tor Rent. The brick
store, No. "ft )hio Levee, now occupied
by F. M. Stcikfleth, Esq., Is offered fol
rent, and will be vacant on the 18th Inst
Apply to Jno, B. Piiillis.
oct3tf
Marriaoe Guide. Interesting work,
numerous engravings, 224 pages. Price
60 cents. Address Dr. Butts' Dispensary
No. 12 North Eighth Street, St. Louis
Mo. Seo Advertisement. tf
Sleepinq Itoous for Kent. Ten
well ventilated sleeping rooms in City Na
tional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
At City National Bank.
Crthtal vinegar from London at Jor
gcnion'a, corner of Twentieth street and
"Washington avonuo. tf
imported Mulaga grapes at Jorgcn
son's, corner of Twentloth strcot nnd
Washington avenue. tf .
New French prunes, currants and
raisins always on hand at .Torgcnson's
grocory store. tf
Peck, Fiiean, & Co's London biscuits
always on hand, corner Twcntiotli anil
Washington avenue tf
WRiaiiT'a no .plus ultra minced mca
prepared oxprcasly for family use, at Jor
genscn's. Joroenbox has the linen supply of
Spanish olives In tho city. Try tho in
If
Otsters. Louis Herbert has alwas on
hand a fresh supply of Snddlo Rock oys
or. tl
For Rent. A good Piano., Address
P. O. Drawer. No. 1224 Cairo.
dee03t
Found. That tho choicest butter Is
at Jorgenson's Staplo and Fancy Grocery
store
Go to Dr. McOauloy for llattinger't F
ver Drops. Warranted to cure the chills
Paul G. Schuh soils Rattingor's inedl
clner. tf
Tue best French anchovies a the city
at Jorgonson'e. tf
Russian sardellci at Jorgeuson'i ; try
them. tf
I CAIRO, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1871.
t'OMMIHUIOM AND rOBWARDIWO.
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO..
(fluc-iessors to K, B, Uendrieka A Co.,)
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS
aApLlberal Advance! tt.i II
7-c consignments.
Are prepared to receive, .lore an orward
frulg hu to all point and buy axij
aell on cotnmlnaioo.
EBusiness attended to erompUr
0. D. WILLIAMSON.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 7(1 Ohio I. ve.
C A 1 It O, ILLINOIS.
arripeeJal attention given ! ewiulfusneata
and fi ling order.
JOHN II. PIIILLIS,
(tjucve.nor to Parker ft I'bi'.he,)
GENERAL COMMISSION
AX
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
DEALER IN HAY, CORN, OATS,
Flour, Meal, Bran,
Cor. TENTH-ST. and OHIO LEVEE
CA1KO. ILL.
Z. D. MATIIUM. E. C. CHL
MATHUSS & UHL,
FOB-WAEDIN,&
AMD UENERAt.
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IX
HAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE,
So. 01 OHIO . I.KVKK,
Bttute ftiurfA SurtA ."?(,., CAIRO, ILU
W.Stratton. T. Bird
STRATTON Si BIRD,
(Sueceaaora toBtra'.ton, Undsoq A Clark.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
N
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
57 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois.
EV Agents of American Powder Co., and man.
ufactuters agents for octton vara
WOOD RITTENHOUSE,
FLOUR
ax
General Commission Merchant
133 OHIO LEVEE,
Cairo, Illinois
CLOSE k VINCENT,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
AMU
DBALEEa lOST LIMB
Cement, Plaster Paris,
ami
PLASTERER'S HAIR,
Corner Eighth Ntreet nsid Ohio l.ef
CAIRO, ILL.
MILLER !i PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
aa
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.
AGENTS tor FAIRBANKS SCALES
68 Ohio Levee, CAIRO, ILLS.
INMVHAXCK.
"TRIUMPH."
THE TRIUMPH INSURANCE CO.
Ol Clnilunall.
t.sets 1Mft li
Uolioita all kinds ol rlska.
r. BBOfM,
0U7II Aget,Clro.
XJ1
Duron.
BARCLAY BROS.,
erne lever.
Caiae, lixt
DBTJO-O-ISTS
SARATOGA SPRINGS-
la rctL suit
AT IIAHCLATS' DRUO STORE.
Kaua Hrrrtv, Diiir.
MOCKING BIRD POOD
am. iv roa ci wnaovv vaoviu
At Barclats'.
KLH BOLIJ'g
GRAPE I cataw da 1 "; I orai-e ) PILLS
CATAWBA VL J ORAPK
GRAPE (.CATAW1IA ) I (RAFR ) PILLS
AND Atl or
It EL MB OLD 'N MKUIC'IXEM
FRISU FROM FIRST HANDS,
Alwaya in atock In large supply, and for aal ly
CBatrelajr Brai,
PBE8H T3XiTT33 XjXCIC
JUST RECEIVE
AXP
rllalekr tballlaaa BvllU eriallia
AT BARCLAYS'.
sWEztra Fine Coloonb;
Genuine luroRTi Extracts;
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes
"India Rubber Nukaery Goo"
at
PURE WHITE LEAD-
PURE FRENCH ZINC.
Bast gradea In large stock aad va
riety, very cheap;
auo:
Full Like or Colors,
at ai is. oil.;
Paint Brnshei, Ltaseed Oil,
YfhltewaitP aaliM Torpentloe,
Varn'ahts Ele. etc.,
ail aians a vicia Qrimira
At Barclats'.
MAGAZI5I8.
SCRIBNER'S
MOITTHLT,
An Illustrated Magazine,
KDITKD BT J. O. HOLLAND,
Author of Bitttr Stent." " Kathrina," " 7Viou
ntcomb'i tttttrt," Ele.
This nagatine, which has rlaen ao rapidly tn
popular lavor, haa now been
GREATLY ENLARGED,
and will be still further Improved during the com
lng year.
A. aariea ol papers by Mr. Gladstone, prima
minlater of England, will shortly anpearj i also,
an Able Dlseuaiton ot the National tianklug Bva
tem of this country; a new story by Mrs. Oll
Phnt..,.,.Pro,mi,ed' 9U., etc. whilst every num.
ber will be rich In shorter storiee, UUMraUd arti
cles of popular science, poems, essays, editorials
and reviews, etc.
The aubacrlptlon .price Is jls.00 per year, p tya
ble in advance. r '"'"'-
To enable all parties to eommenn with the
eeries, which we ar sure will be worthy ofeare
ful preservation, we will aend to any dealer or
new suberriber, the It numbere ot volumea I. and
II. for It.oo, or the 14 numbers prior to Jaima-y.
1S72. for S1.W. '
Ilia whole will contain
MORE THAN 3,000 PAGES,
more than SCO Brilliantly Written Article, aad
nearly 100 Completed Btorlea, Ta.ca ol Adventure,
Wit and Humor, Poems, Ac, combining with
these the ablest editorial, and the most beantiful
illustrations, some of them said by the critics to
be fully equal to the wor- of On. tare Uore,
We quote, as fairlv repreaenilng the general
sentiment ot the newspaper press In regard to the
Monthly, tho .following from tne llutlalt Com
mercial Advertiser:
"MCKIBNKK'd MONTHLY is a splendid ui.
cess. It haa tnkm its place in the front rank f
the periodicals of the world. In the beauty otlr
typographical appearance, l!io pel feci Ion of lie
illuniraiiuua, the variety of its reading matter,
and the vigor of Its editorial), and, in general,
good ana moral Influence, it is a publication ol
which America should feel proud."
Remit in Check or I'. O. money orders.
p'or sa'e by all dealers,
SCKIIiNKK&CO,
054 Brontlway, New-York.
1872.
ECLECTICMAGAZINE
er
Foreign Literature, Science ami Art,
Kutabliahed in ls4, ihoKCLECTIC enters with
the January number upon the twenty. eighth year
of its eziatence. This fact alone speaks much for
the character of the publication, for no macula
could have lived so long amid the fierce rivalry
and competition to whluh it has been subjected
without po.sessing t high degree of merit and
meeting a wolMerlncd want; built la aot too
much to say that, during all Ihene yars, the KC
LKCTIC haa been reaognlsed as the ablest expo
nent in Ainar.ce of ihafvaat Intellectual activity
which finds iprsaion in theperiodlcal literatui
of Europe. The plan of the ECLECTIC la to ae.
lect from the field thus outlined, all those arti.
clea, Kaaays, Ilevlews, Talca, Stories, and bio
graphical BkeUhsa, which are llkaly to prove en
Urtaluing, luatructlveand permanently v.luable;
and it eurnmenda tlsell especially to that great
body of lntelllgent,raders who sek profit a. well
as amua.ment In solid and healthful literature.
Bsids IU longer article., which thainselves
represent every variety of auhjects, the Kolectlc
haa live editorial diiartmenta Literary Notlcea,
Foreign Lllsr.ry Noiea, Bclenee, Art, aid Varie.
ties.
Th volume fer 1ST J will n t be leaa attractive
than tho. which preceded II. i in. With intreaa
ug raoilitlra and inoreanliig ,mtrn age, the com
ing vol mes will be mure thoi,iuglily represents,
live thau v-r b-fore ol tho ist Intellectual
progreasnf Iheilinen.
'I'EHMi -Ingle copii , 4.i cmta t line 'opy, ona
tesr.ta, two copie., one year, 'J; fly copies,
one year, S;o, Agents wanted I. get up club.
Address
R. E. PELTON, Publisher,
108 Fulton Street, Nevs-Ygrk.
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FORWARDING and COMMISSION
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DEALERS IN FLOUR;
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Ksusawk
salt co2wtyjv.2srisei
70 Ohio Lf.vee,
tf caiiio, Illinois;
rAMIa.y ClBtCKHlEJt.
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Dealer In all kind, of
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COAL.
COAL! COAL I COAL I
JAMES ROSS,
DIALBa IX
DU QUOIN AND MOUNT CARBON
COAL!
Commcrcial-av., Foot of Elovcnth-st.
All Coal carefully weighed at the yard on Fair
panks' scale-.
FULL WEIGHT WARRANTED.
Coal delivered on tho shortest notice in any
part ol the cl.y, cither by the half ton, ton or car
load.
I.eftvo order at the olllco on Commerclal-av. at
the foot of Eleventh street. novlCd-Cn.
HIIXI?JKHY.
LADIES, TAKE NOTICE!
MRS.CMcGEE,
XIOUTII STREET, BETWEEN WASniNaTON
AND COMMERCIAL ATENUES,
Has just received a full and splendid line of
NEW GOODS
Dren trlmmlnffa. .Ilv -in. -m. ,
pur laces, moas trlmmlng crocket buttSns,
silk and velvet buttons, pluah and IrimminiTtl-
childrens' shoes, and a full and complete atock ol
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
All of which she proposes to sell at
YERT LOWEST L1YIXQ CASH PRICES.
MRS. ANNA LANG,
EIOHTII-ST., BET. WASHINGTON ANB COM"
MERCIAL-AYENUES,
Is now tecelvlnga benulilul asssrltnsnt of
Fall Millinery Goods,
Including lints and Shapes of th latest style
lUbbcra, riowcrw and I'eathera.
Mra. Lang srlll also show customers the larges
election of
Woolen Yaraa
To bo found In th city.
11LEAC1IINO AND TRESSINO DONE ro
ORDER.
HEAL ESTATE AG EST.
C. WINSTON & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
AUCTIONERS,
74 (SECOND YLOOR) OHIO LXTEE,
CAIIIO, ILLS.,
Bur and Sell Real Estate,
PAY TAXES,
FURNISH ABSTRACTS OF T1TLK
At I proper Conveyance of Kiad.
NtT.CIAL NOTICKK.
batciielok'niiaikdyk:
This superb Ulriye lathe siit tsvMaWoais
Perfectly llarmleaa, Itellable and IntthHoteoas.
Mo disappointment, o Itidiculous Tints or Un
pleasant Odor. 'Ihegenillno W. A. Ilauhelor'a
Hair l'y produces IMMEDIATELY k splendhl
Ul.fi or natural ilrown. Uoea not btuiu thu
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and lleautl.
ful. The only Hafo nd Perfect Dye.
'i '""""" raciory 10 Bond Hlrt.
New York. lautldeadA.i. '
ON MARRIAGE.
Uappv relief tor young men Irom the s)ua
rrors and abuses In early III. Maahood r.
stored. Nervous cttblllty cured. IaMdlSBMU
to marrlag removed. Mew metboj if Sreat
ment. Maw and rtmarlublo rm4lsw Bvok
and circular sent Ire, In JJ HTsVsase- Ad
drtas IIUWARD A8OCIATI0Ni H). 'ttStK
Ntl..fhlld!i.h!A..r. 4 iusiaV

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