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JOHN II. OUEKLY & CO.,
THBMA1LS.
innitE. DtPiT
North, Tlirougn V:w . rn. :')0 p.m
i Way 2:10 p;tn, 4:00 a.m.,
"outh, Wy VMS p.m. ,0p,m.
" Through N. O., Mem-
phi .ml Columbus l.KO p.m. I.ODp.rn, ;
Ohio Itlvrr route, (except
Monday) ;'lp.in, 1.00 p. m. (
Iron Mountain R. K V:30a.m 11:00 p. n. ,
Miis. Itltpr route, Tuesday
.ml FriJuy - 6.00 p.m, 7:00 p.m.
Thebes. Goose. Island 4 Hunt.
Fe, lllii., Thursday A Frl-
day r,:00p.m. 7:00a.m, '
Mayfield, Hlandvil.e. .nd I
Lovelace, Ky ll;0).m. 4.09p.m.
'
uirnr. nine.
i.eneral llellvery tttt 7i.T0a.in.
(Sunday 8 lo 9 turn.)
Money Order depastment :W a.m. .
l:.glter " ' B.ooe.m. 6 Wp.m.
Money Order and Itegl.lpr departments no
cpen on Sundays.
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OUR CHUJtCHKS.
ItKHllVTKKIAN ElKhhmrrM.
Preaching, Sabbath .t 10J t. u., .mi ty r. .
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at Ti r. sr.
Sunday fkhiol, 3 r, . J. M. I.amden, Super
intendent. Iter. C. II. Foots, Past.r.
METIIODJST-L'or. Eighth .ml W.lnut St..
Preaching, Hebtrtlh a. w., .nd 7 r. w.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7,' r-. n,
Hiipilvy School .H r. . I.. W. htilerll, Huper
tmendenl. llev, F. l.TaiNrsv, I'.ttor.
lllltCH OK TUB REDEEM Ell (KpNcopal)
.Morning prayers, Sablwth lo) a. h.
Evening prayers "Hr. .
Salbslh School, 'J i. .
Her. II.. Com, fleeter.
Sr, PATRICK S CIIUHCII-.or. Moth Hi. nd
Washington Avrnue.
.-uMlc crvlcc,sbbathsand lot;
Wiper, 3 r. h.
unday School, 2 p. n.
Service every day, r. x.
Iter. r.J.O'lliLLois, Priest.
YOUNH MF,N'SCIIRlTI.NASMOCIATION-Hg-
nl.r meeting second Mnday each month at lie
Prayer room of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, Vt r. ., t
.he Prayer room of I he Prebjteriau church.
0. Pa.iom, President.
AFRICAN METHODIST Fourteenth, between
W.lnut anil Cedir.
rjerTK'ei, tiabh.th, 11 a.m.
Sunday ft'hool, Vi r. x.
C.iir. h.
BKCONU KRKrWILI,nAtTI8T-Killeenth 81.
l'rrachinK,7 r. m. Iter. Wm. J.ekiOB, l'attor.
between W.lnut and Cedar.
rrrice.S.IjUth, V, aud 3 r. .
Her. H. Ilicti.raeter.
KHKE.WII.I, IUPTIHT HOME MiS.ilU.1 fcUN
DAT bCIIOOty Corner alnutanl Cedar HU.
Bunday School, 9 a. m.
lltST FRBK WILL BAPTIST CIIHRCII-Cur-
ry'a Ilarracki.
SrrTice,riablithlt a. at., 3 r. u. and 7VJ r. .
Iter, Wm. KtLLir, P.itor.
FIRST MllMIONAItY 1IAITI3T CHUIICII llet
ween 10th and 11th street, nearCe,lr.
I'rrarhlnf babtath a. and 7J; r. .
Piayer JleellnK. Wednesday evening.
I'reachlnir. Kriilay errniiig.
.-AbUth fvhool, 1J r. m. John Van llaiter and
ilary Stepheni rjiipenntendrntii.
Rev. T J. Hliom, panto
STATU OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.
(iorernor. John M. Palmer;
I.ieutenant-Oorernor, John DoitRherly I
Secretary of Stnte, Kdwurd Itumrnel i
AUditn ct StMte, C. K. I.ipplncott ,
fctate Treaiurer, V.. lUtet ;
Supt. Public Initructlnn, elton llaleman.
CONGliKSSMEN.
Jenator l.yman Trumbull and John A. IKn
lpreentatire for the Hiate at I.arje i. I.
Beterlde.
Repreientatlre Thirteenth Dlitrict-Jolin M
reb.
MEMnEKS GEXEUAL ASSEMBLY.
Benator, lit Dutrlct T. A. E. llolcamb, ol
Union, and S. K. OI!on, of (,al!atln.
Uepreientatite, lt I.trlet-ll. Wataon Wobb;
coukty"officeiis.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge I). J. Baker, of Alexander.
Proiecutlng Attorney J. F. McCartneyi ol
llaatac,
Circuit Clerk Jno. Q. 1 1 arm an.
Hhenfl-A. II. lrrln.
Wm. Martin, Aeior an Tieaurer.
COUNTT COURT.
Judge P. Hroii.
Amoc.a'eii-J. K. McCrite and fi. Uarchlldon.
Clerk Jacob 0, Lynch.
Coroner John II. Gotuman.
MUNaCI pa l go VEUNMENT
Mayor John M. I.snsden.
Treasiiier J. H.Taslor.
Comptro ler II. A. Ilurnett
Clrrk Michael Howley.
Marshal Andrew Cain.
Attorney P. II. Pope.
Police Magittrate-F. Uro's and H. Hhan.
ressy,
Chief ol Pollce-L. II. Myers,
6KI.KCT COUNCIL
Mayor John M. I.nnsden,
First Word P. G.r-ohuh.
Second Vlard C. It. Woodward.
Third Ward Jno. Wood.
Fourth Ward 3. Htaat. Taylor.
Clty-at-I-aige W. P. Halllday and D. Hmd.
HOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Fliwr WAUU-Jainei Bearden,
Leo Kleb,
Isaaa Walden,
KCUNU WARD H. II. Cunningham,
F.. Iluder,
Henry Winter,
Jnmst Swayne,
nilltD WARD-Wm.Btratton,
Patrick Fittgeiald
0URT1I WARD-Jarnes Carroll.J
O. Il.h'eaee,
IJ.II.Metcair.
Time of Meeting.
citt -orscu.
The Clly Council meets In Joint session on
friday evening preceding the flrat Monday ol
tach month.
SIllCT COCXCII.
The Select Council meets on the first Wednes.
day and Thursday, niter the second Monday In
tach month.
ioisd or AIM.
l'he Board of Aldermen meets cn the firs
"onday andTtiebUay in every month.
COMMITTEES 01 THE COUNCIL.
On Strrrfi-Messrs. Taylor, Walder, Winter,
ood and Metcalf.
Draiiag-lw. Cunningham, Rchtih, Fitsger.
aid, Eeaso aiid Halllday.
Cmwi Messrf. Wood, Cunningham and Kleb,
Jbtr nd Ja(-Mcssrs. Carroll, Buder and
Woodward
Ordinanrrj Messrs. Zcs.sc, Walder and Taylor.
Firs Drnarfmrnf Messrs. Rearden, Swayne and
slfllday
"AfmAels Messrs. Bchuh, Winter and n.
Prt ntlnn Mo rs.v.nll i ril.BwayneandBudcr
Senn-icM essr Wodrd, Btruttcn and Uetcalt.
PROPRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.
ALEXIS.
THK GRAND DlKEON JUS
WINDING WAY.
ON HIS llf.ST.
Omaha, January 11. A hunting camp
has been established near Republican river
basis for operations for General Slier-
Idmi and tlio Duko Alexis. Utitfato and
other L'nrno nro reported plentiful in that
..U!.. I... Il I. .l .1.. rn
vicinity. It in expected Hint nearly 1,000
Indian will lm rolkc'.ed. A reception
.will bo given the dltlnHullied vlltor at
thl plneu to-niorrow.
DC IK INVITKITO TOIT.KA.
Toi'KKA, Kai., January tl. Tha Iiegl
laturo Instructed tho (lovennr to ink
Alexia, by telegraph, to viiit thin city.
coi.oiiauo wants to com: in.
Dcnvkk, Col., January 11. Uoth
branohbi of the I.ciil.turo to-day pnucd
n Joint incinorinl to ConreM inking an
ciiablin act for Htnto rrgnnization, by an
il moat iinuniiiiotK vote. It recite' the
Kreal natural resource') of Colorado, it)
iiiatcrliil growth and i icellent ilnancial
condition.
TKLF.ORAI'IIIC URKVITlKf?.
NKW COfNTKItTKIT.
IIonto.v, Jarmurv 1 1. A e!l-fxecutcd
louriterfeit of a iloo bill of the Ohio
national Imrik of Cincinnati U circulating
bur.-.
HK. WHARTON.
Annai'OM!!, Januury 1 1. In tho Whar
ton trial Io-(1hv a number of witncnn for
J tho dcfeiue tctiiUd to the irood conduct
SL'DUK.V IiKATH.
.Iackionvii.i.i:, Ii.i.s., January 11. To
diiv tbu biMly of Hubert Edinondion, an
old citizen of Franklin precinct, In tliii
county, wa found a xhort distance north
wcit of Jacksonville, near tho roadside.
CONLET IIIVK1 IT CI'.
Atlanta, Oa., January 11. Governor
Conlcy, in h! ineMage, ay he, will yicla
to the deciilon of the legiilaturo at to'who
i governor. Both branches of the legis
lature met and declared Hon. J. M. Smith,
governor and fixed to-morrow for tho in
auguration. IMPORTANT CASES AT LAW.
Mkmi'IIIh. January 11. In tho second
! circuit court, to-day, In thu raso of tho
. Guyosa gs com pan r vs. tho Memphis gas
company for tMO'OGO, Judge lleiskell
granted a new trial as to Murphy it Tom
menv, and an arrest of judgement in to
Williamson.
Louisville, January 11. Yesterday
the court of appeals of Kentucky, In the
case of the commonwealth vs. Geo. Web
ster, indicted for selling tickets In the Ken
tucky ktato nnJ l'uducah lotteries, decided
to favor WVbstcr In sustaining the legality
of those drawings.
Pi KB.
Council Burrs, Iown, Jan. 11. At !
two o'clock this morning a lire broko out j
in tne third story or tho northwest wing of
tho l'ncifio llcuse. Tho wind blowing a
?;alo from tlio northwest gave it a great
inpetus, and for n while tho whole city
was threatened with conllurntion. Tlio
lire companies were promptly on hand,
and did eueetlvo work, but for threo hour,
they seemed battling against fate. At
threo o'clock the mayor telegraphed to
Omaha for assistance, which arrived at
five o clock, and at half-past flvo tho fire
men succeeded in getting control of tho
tlamei, just as they reached tho main
structure, and prevented further spread.
Loss to building and furniture and
stock In adjoining building, S2S.O0O ;
covored by insurance.
Tho adjoining blocks were only saved
by being covered with now and ice.
BUSINESS IS I1USINESS-
LEVY A Ml.'s PRICK LIST THE HK1HEST
MARKET PRICKS.
Tho firm of H. Lovy Jc Co,9:i Ohio
lovee, dealers In furs, of all descriptions,
hide, tallow,feathers, wool, etc., arc build
ing up a trado and earning for themsel
ves a business reputation second lo no
house in the city. In their dealings with
their customers, thoy arc honorablo and
upright, representing only fact'. For
articles In their lino they pay tho highest
cash prices. Below will bo found tv list of
tho articles in which they deal, together
with tho ruling prices in thii tnnrkt ;
KUIfs.
Mink CO to S'J 00
Knccoon 10 to
CO
12
10
C 03
05
CCO
Musk ruts....
0 'o
Wild cut 10 to
Otter 1 OOt.i
Bcuvor CO to
Hour skins 'J (0 to
iiiiir.s PKit rut ni.
Deer skins 20 to
Beef hides, dry Hint 17 to
" " green salt 0 to
Calf hides 12 to
OTHER ARTICLES PER rOl'ND.
Tallow Oto
Fcntliers M to
Wool I!.", to
Beeswax '"j to
no
18
!1
II
Al
05
'JS
Tho abovo quotations nro subject to cor
roctlon.
HIDES, FURS, TALLOW AND FELTS
Mossrs. Burnett & Co. arc paying St.
Louis prices for hides, fnrs, etc., its fol
lows :
reus.
rrimoMlnk $1.75 to 'J.25
" Itaccoon COo to 00c
" Musk Bat 10 to 12
" Wild Cnt 10 to 50
" Opossum 10 to 12
" Oltor COO to COO
" Benver Skins 6.00 to 7.00
HIDE!.
Hides, dry Hint, per lb 18o to 20c
" Green Suit, " " 10c
" Grcon, Butchors, per lb... 7c to 8c
Butchers nud truppcrs I do you remem
ber what theso nrtlcles woro worth beforo
wocamo horn? They wcro worth just tibout
one half of what thoy nro now ? Sustain
those, who benefit you. Tho abovo prices
can bo depended upon.
Itcspectfully, etc.
Burnett & Co,,
Thornton's block, Tenth street., Cairo, 111.
Jan.10-d.3m.
WINKS AND LIQUORS.
Pat. Fitzgerald, of tho Sample Kooms,
has received tho appointment of agent for
tho sale of tho Hammondsport, N. Y.,
Urbannn Wine Company's wines in this
city. If tho boltlo with which we were
yesterday presented i a samplo of tho
(juallty of theso wines, then wo nrc pre
pared to sny that they are among tho best
wo havo ever tasted. Ho has just
received n largo consignment, which ho is
prepared to soil at tho lowest flgtirers.
Ho hits alio on hand a largo and complete
stock of tho various brands of Irish,
Scotch and Amcrlran whiskies, and wines
of ovcry variety JanlSdtf.
It Is truo that Blankenburg's Excel
sior saloon is now ou of tho institutions
of tho city. All drinknrs who like really
excellent liquors whiskies, wines, beer,
etc. goto tho J'.xcolslor siloon, which is
fitted up in splendid style. Blunkenburg
who knows how to keep a saloon, spreads
a fine freo lunch every morning and eVc
tiing, and, as ho forcibly expresses ''i
'Sweeten' tlio lunch wit' nut"'0."
has employed tho service. "f n first-rale
pianist, who mak the grand piano
which sluud '" on" cm' ' '" saloon
speuk in'' lfl muslcul tone". Everybody
I. invited. Tho best order is maintained
and all improper characters suppressed
with neatnes, cheapness and dispatch. Kv
crylwdy knows that tho Excelsior saloon
is at tho corner of Washington n"enue and
Fourteenth street.
Notice Tho best entertainment in
tho city it at the St. Nicholas hotel, saloon
and restaurant. Tho best music that can
be had violin and piano. Good lunch
every morning and night. All of the
finest brands of cigars, and the bet St.
Inils lager beer, always fresh and nice.
Givo us a call.
Harry Walker. Proprietor.
SF.t'RKT ORDERS
THE MASONS.
Onao lAii)Miirr.i, No. 13. Stated Airemfcly
at the Aiylum Ma.oni ) Hall, flrit and third, fc;.
urdar. Inrach month.
Cai.o Cot kciL, No. i'l. Kegular Conrocationat
Masonic Hall, the eecond Friday in each month.
Ckito Ciuiiiu. Ne. 71. Ht'ilar Conrocation
at Masonic Hull, on the third Tueidiy of every
in. nth.
Caiho Uki, No. 2.17 K. 4 A. M Itegul.r Com.
munlcHtioni at Maenie Hull, the sveond and
fourth dondnts ol each month.
Iuita Iii.ir, No. Jos I', i A. M. Regular Com
munication" at Mon!e Hall tirt and third
Thursdays in each month.
thkJodii-fellows.
AniAinra 1iMr, Wl. Jlefts In OldFellov'a.
Hill, in Art' r' Hull line, every Thttraday even
int.', at 7oIojW.
tor.Miit ii;s.
I. & E. GREEN WALD.
Nmiictiuiiti
Steam Heginri
Hoiler,
Flour ondvirut Mill',
Haw Mill-,
The "Tapper' Patent Orat( lil
M AOIHM'.RY FOR OENERAI. TCRrOSES,
CINCINNATI OHIO
WAUONS.
WAGON MANUFACTORY.'
For Sale at Wholesale or Retail
CORNER :i2-STRF.KT AND OHIO I.F.VF.l,
Cairo, Illinois.
novlltf
J. 1. (UMRLE
VIIOI.KSAl.K 'ItOCFItS.
WHOLESALE GKO0EK3,
OHIO HVK.K
(!AIKO. ILLINOIS.
A'so,
keep constantly on hsnd
ulcte stock nf
a most rum
XiIQ,'CJOKS
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES
(i I N S,-
l'ort, Mudcria, Shorry nnd Catawba Wines
KHMVTII A CO. tell exclusively for casli.to
, which fact they invite the e-peclal ntln.
lion of close barinin buyer".
Special attention yivtn to Filling Orders,
NlT.t'lAI. XOTICKN.
IIATOlll'.I.OK'N II. Mil DVK.
This superb Hair Dyo i' the si:st i riir Wuntu
1'erleelly Hormlesa Itelinblc and IumIi iiiteods.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or Un
pleasant Odor. The geniiliio W. A. lluchelor'.
llalr Dya produces IMMEDHTKI.V a aplcndld
Walk or natur-il llmnn. Doea not Hiuiu the
Skill, but leaves Out Hair Clenn, Soft and lleiilill.
fill. The only Safu uid Peil'wi II) o.
BoM liy all ilriiKiit". 1'm'loi y ID ll.md Stret t,
New York. laiijMldnnUwli
ON MARRIAGK.
Happy relief lorymmg men irnni Urn cIKciho
crrora and abuses In cirly lilo. Manhood le.
sturt'd Nervous I'rhillty cured. Impediment
to marrlago rcinoxd. New method of ireAt.
nii'iit. New ami letiiarkablc remedies, llniilis
and cirrnlnrs si nt Iree, in sealed envelopes, , 1
drets HOWAItn ASSOCIATION, NO. a Hotilh
Ninth St.. Philadclnhia., Pa dec2tilas3u,
5 j
itV tie itiuii t in'.'s. uiisi I it i it iv S fn II "k I
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SUNDAY, JANUARY
PAINTFJtN.
MOORE k MATHEWS,
House, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTBES,
Decorative FanerliitnRliiir, Ifnltciuitsi. I
lag, nr.,
Don In the hiheit style ol the art, and
rate' that defy competition.
B1I0P IH PERRY HOUSE, CORNER OF 8TH
1TRKKT AND CMMKRCIAL AVENUE.
j.r.miKit.
S. WALTK11S,
HARD and SOFT LUMBER
:l every decrlptlon,
LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAK POSTS,
DOOKS, SASH, IiLINDS.
OKDEHS SOLICITED.
S T E A M B 0 A T L U M B E It,
Kurr.lil.ed on rhortest notice.
Commcrcial-ar, bet. 10th and lltli-ets.,
CAIRO ILLINOIS.
KXHCI'TOR'S aVOTICK.
KsUt of Henry Harrl', ilccea'ed.
rilHK tui'lerslgncil, having been appointed ex
JL ecutrix of the last wdl nud testniuent ol Hen
ri Harris, late ol the county of Alexauder, tte
ol Illinois drceahcd, hreb) pneannilce that she
rci',1 appeal before the ,'ouuty oaurt nf Mt-xnder
couuty, at thu court-hnue in t niro, Ills., at the
JanitHry term, on the third Monday in January
next, at which time k p.rsons having claims
galnt snld ei ate are uotified and requeted lo
attend lor the purpose nf havli.g the same ad
Jus'ed. All perroiiK indebted to said etale aie
requested to make immi dmtc pa mcnt to the
undersigned.
Ittteu thl first ilav tif December, A. I) U71.
AtJOUsTA IIAItRiS, Kxecutrix.
decJUtwtd.
UAItltKltS.
J. GEO.SrElNHOUSE,
FASHIONABLE BARBER,
Cor. Silli-. iiiiiI S omiiierrlnl-nv.
CiJ-Hharp Hainr".
OtfClean TnweU and
C-."!jl:illfull Wcrkmen
ejrl.idtes' and children'" hair cut and sham
pooed, either at Ihe shop or nt their own homei.
erGentlemen'r vthl.kere and h Ir dyed In
nrtlsticrr . nnrr. ".itistuction citrnted.
SHIS MRITHIt.
CARL L. THOMAS,
SIG-IST WBITEB
4 nowprepaied lo retpon.l promptly to oil de
mands for hu services,
SHOP-Cor. Stii-st. and Commercal-av
In llic I'errj House,
CAIUO, ILLINOIS.
nnv25dtl
htovks. TixwAiti:, irrc,
A. II A L L V, Y,
DEALER IX STOYI
Tin and Hollow Ware, Clothes Wnngm Vnile
Ware, Coal Hods, File shovels, Air lintes.
MSMTAITIBIH Or
TIN, ZINC. COPPER AND SHEET
IRON WARE.
No. 16G "NVashington-avcnuo,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
atirilooflng. fluttering, nml
mrk done at shoitesl nutlet
all kinds nfjou
-Lrrz
If'MIIII
NOTICE. ,
mlll-:CoiirtncrhipexlHliig bitneen h" '
j. uersinieu um i xpun on
the 1st day nf April nel- In
sons indebted to lis r request
e'l t settle thf Ir Kceounls, as llm licoks on ami
alter that day will be placed Inoih'r hands lor
collection. OI1EELEI 4 PATlIilt.
Calr.j.Jau, f, 1.7.'.
14, 1872.
LIFE IXHURANt-K.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
The Most Successful Life Insurance Corporation of tiik-i
thk World. 'vmp. Aok
NO
STOCKHOLDERS
Amount of Policies in Force Dec. 31,
Total Income to Same Date, - - -
Net Increase of Bisks i.v Forcj, 1870,
TIip I.ireMl Stt Increase darissa; the year 1A70 or any Company Its the World.
Gross Increase or Bisks in Forck, 1870, 130,327,730 00
Onlr two companies in the world exceed this gross increase during 1878.
The i.nly eomi any h'ch guarantees, a a chartered rlnt, the Principle of LOCAL INVEST
MESTH IN i:aC1I STATE, In proportion to its Premiums or Rc-lnsurance Fund.
The only compsny whirh, by Its charter, givea EACH S 1'ATE A REPRESENTATIVE IN THE
HOME HOARD OF IlfRECTOlth.
O-ElDiTEK.X. OPPICB, ST. XjOTTIS, IwlO.
JAMES II. BBITTON, President.
Henry W. Houoh, Vice President. Felix Coste, Supt. Missouri Dept.
Wm. Hanley, Sccrctnry. John N. Pritciiard, Treasurer,
C. F. Burnes, Attorney. E. L. Lemoine, M. I). Med. Officer.
Hon. Wm. Barnes, Consulting Counted and Actuary.
SOUTUEBN ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT.
E. P. Burlinoiiam, Mnnagcr.
CAIRO BEA3STCH BOABD.
The follow log named gentlemen hold or cnnttol ItO.OiO insurance each, In tlisT.ile! Association
of Amerca:
P. AV. Barclay,
II. W. Wkiir.
II. H. Candke,
John Antrim,
Chas. Galioher,
.1. M. PiiiLLirs,
O.Hannt,
B. S. Brio ham,
Paul O.HeiiuH.
l.rnrn our ltlr ami I'lnna before
LOCAL
Carl L.Thomas,
Hec.Mdlm.
DOOMS, S.ANII. KTCl
no to
W. W. THORNTON'S.
BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT
13 TENTH STIiRKT,
CAIRO ILLINOIS
-FOR
noora, Hnali, Hllndv. Monldlnga,
EaYeUnttcm.lTiood) Window and lloo,
rrsmes, rioorlur, Lath,
Nhlnclei, tslnxed Nasjb, Olncesl Mile
I.lghU, Glazed Tranaomis,
Naah n'elRhts), Nnab Pnlllea and Conla,
mind rmlenlngm. Rooting
Felt, Hoofing Cement,
Plaaterlnf
Pnier, Cnrpet Felt, While
Lend, I.lnaed Oil, American Window
iln, Knitllith nndl'rench
Plato VlnsH, Putty, tilaslcr'a I'olntv
Newer Pipe Patent Chlmneya,
Etc., Etc., Kle.
AGENTS for Hock Hlvet Paper Company's
Vheaihinc Felt and Quarts Cement.
II. IV. John's Improved Hoofing always en
and
MlriCEIXANKOfsl.
TAXES.
TjnilMC NOTICE Is hereby given that the as. t
I sessment lists for Ihe year A. I. U7I, have I
been placed in my hand for collection and that I
will aitend a' tho Hlllcrent precinel" in Alexander
eonntv, for the purpose of collecting the state
anil county taxos tor said year, at the times and
place following, tn.wii :
In Hatlewno.i, at Mile Hartlines' house, Jan- i
nary tutu, lSTi
n Unity, at John Knuth's store, January i7lh,
In Clear Creek, at Custesd it Provo's stors
January 29th, im
In Thelies, at J. 0, Itollwing's store, January
30, 1872.
In Santa Fe, at Virgil Delaney's store, January
aist, 1S72.
In Oonse Island, at O. Oreenley'a store, Fel
rtmry 1st, 1&72.
In Dog Tmith, at Thomas Martin' Home
February 2nd, ln72.
I will also attend at the Cmrt House in Cain,
personally or by deputy, during tho month ol
February next, for said purpose. Under tho law
I will be compelled to enforce Ihe eolli-ollon of
pcr'onxl taxes during thu month of Felutiary
next, thereloto tax.pnyers will bear th fact In
mind and save cos's, which will certalrly be
added aflerthat Hire.
N. II. TiU.paver will avol.l IroSle mrl ml.,
lakes by lirlniliK wllh (hem II elr last year s lal
receipts.
' AI.F.X 11. IUV1N,
Hhr-riir. and cx.olllclo Collector
Clin, Ills , Pee.Sii. 1671.
lIlO(!KItIM AND IlltV tlOOIIS.
WILLIAM KL1IC.E,
FAMILY GROCERIES,
DRY-tiOODS,
NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOEB,
HATS AND CAPS, ETC.,
(las tu.i received a heavy stoei of Hoots and
Hlions, Hosiery and Notions,
' FOR SALE FOR CASH VERY CHEAP !
He also has a hue stock of Family Urcceriei ol
eiery kiiui.
COUNER SI XTH-ST. AND COMMEB
OIAL-AV.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
I
BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON-AV.
IN
MTTTTJAL;
TO ABSORB PROFITS.
1870,
-
-
$4C,CC5,740 00
3,971,788 SO
20,000,010 00
John II. Orerly,
Wm. Morris,
T. J. Kkrtii,
W. S. Edson,
you Insitm In any other Company.
AGENTS.
W. B. Kkrnet.
NRWNPAI'KIt.
he"newT6rk
EVENING POST
roil 1872.
i'iiicea ni:DCcr.u-.
W will supply the Evening Post as follows)
DAILY.
One year Ill 00
For shorter perioda St par month
WEEKLY.
tingle Copy one year II 5C
Five Copies " " 7 00
Ten ' 12 (0
Twenty" ' " - 10 00
f EM 1-WEEK LY.
Single Copy one year
Five (,'opiei " "
Ten Conies " " ,
S3 00
12 60
!0 00
Or we will send the followln
ig periodicals to
the Etn(ng oil,
subscribers, in connection with
t ia pries uauivU i
Willi
Weekly
i Evening Post.
. Harper's Weekly- Sl 60
Harptr'sllvur 4 W
Harper's Magatine 4 10
Every Baturuny 00
1 Atlantic Monthly 4 UU
Our Young Folks 3 Co
I Scrilmer'a Monthly 4 to
Tho Galaxy l 00
I The Agrtculturtst .'J M
With
Semi-Weekly
Evaulng Post,
16 00
00
e oo
0 W
S60
4 tO
(i CO
s to
& 00
4 45
' chriVlUn
1 00
, , To;u" 'ut"cr U" ,0,,',1 ""'nJ
' ttan Lnwn for one year will be sent two exquisite
French Oil Chroiios, entitled "Wide Awake" and
Fast Asleep," wklch are worth at retail 110 for
the oatr.
TRY IT I TRY IT 1 1
For 2i cents we will send Ihe Weealr Evenlns
post from new until January I, or forMcents we
i win send tae semi Weekly Post during the same
lime.
Specimta ni'mbera of Ihe Kvenfnf Post aenl
free.
Address
WM. !. BRYANT, CO.
ew York.
DL'TCllrJlS).
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
! KOEHLER & BROTHER
Have reopened the
POI'l I.AIt Mi: AT MAltKET,
yOMMEHCIAE-AV.,
Ilelvsrru Ninth nndTcsith Ntreeli,
nnd will keep coustontly on hand Ihe best meats
slaughtered In the Cairo market. They defy com
petition, (live them a trial. ecpultr.
JAKE WALTER,
BTJTOH H3 IR,
AD IilAttR IS
FRESH MEAT,
Eioiith Street, Between Washinoton
and Commercial avenues,
AloluliiK Itlltentiouse V lliiiiiiy'
Keep Ihe bo.t ef Heef, Pork, Million, Veal
I I.amU, SullHige.elc, alld are irepred to erv,
I ritiiens in the most sccelilaSle in inner. agoue
JAMES K YNASTON,
Aiilclier ard llenler In all Hind I'resili
lent,
Ctssa .iniivxi.mii Ana Fori ta Srstrr.
i KU11, ILLINOIS.
I5UYH nd slaughters only tho very Lest cattle,
Jj K and sheep, aud U prepared lo fill any
deinai'd for fresh mean from one pound to leu
ihouaand pounds. Jevotf
CO A I. AND WOOD.
WOOD ! WOOD I ! WOOD ! !
The iindsrsigne. will furnish
HARD AND DRY AVOOD ,
Ah Cheap, II not Cheaper
than any wood dealer In Cairo. Leave orders .
u ihe stales at the Postoftice and at Ross' coal
tard, oa Commercial avenue, between Tenth and I
twelfth atreeta, Cairo, Illinois, I give good 1
measure and will cord tne wood up If desued.
ausio-tt UKNN1B HALST.
co.-n .mission am roiuvAmumi.
.1. M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
(.Successors to F. B, tfendrieki Co., )
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS
WHARF-BOAT lBOPBIETOR8
tfseSI.ibtral Advances ni
4K Consignment.
ii poo,
Are prepared to receive, itore ant otward
frulghta to all points and buy ac.l
sell on commission.
Ruslness attended to promptly
CLOSE & VINCENT.
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
AXD
Cement, Plaster Vauxi,
hi
PLASTERER'S HAIR,
Corner Eighth Rtreet and Ohio tve
CAIRO, ILL.
JOHN B. PHILLIS & SON,
(Successors to Jno.B. Phlllii,)
GENERAL COMMISSION
1X0
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AXD
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OATS
Flour, Meal, Bran, &c,
cor. TENTH-ST. and OHIO LEVF.K
CAIRO. ILL.
0. I). WILLIAMSON.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Xo. 70 Ohio Lve,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
pecial'attcntion given le conjlprmeal
and orders.
WOOD 1UTTENIIOUSB,
FLOUR
AXD
General Commission Merchant
183 OHIO LEVEE,
Cairo, Illinois
CHARLES M. HOWE & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AXD
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
No. 64 Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
uov22dtf
MILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AXD
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AXD
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.
AGENTS tor FAIRBANK'S SCALES
58 Ohio Levee, CAIRO, ILLS
STRATTON it BIRD
(s-ui ccssors to Straiten, Hudson A Clark.)
i WHOLESALE GROCERS,
I
COMMISSION .MERCHANTS,
I
57 Ohio Lovco, Cairo, Illinois.
(ayAgenta of American Powder Co., and man
agents for crtton varn
z. D. matuuss. s. c. vat.
MATIIUSS & UHL,
AND O lK
Commission Jrrchants,
pkalirs in
HAY ANI WESTERN PRODUCE
No. 4 OUIO LKVKK,
E,tw AurfA 4 Bmth Ma, AJM.ILL
.e7S.