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JOHN II. OmatLY & CO.,
THE MAILS,
imuti. BtntT
Korlh. Thraimn !;j.m. iOUp.m
n tyy . 2:2V p:tn. 4:00 p.m.
South, Way 12.16p.m. jOOp.m
Throush N. O., Mem
phis ami Columbu i.V) p.m. 4.00 p.m.
Ohio lllver route, (except
Monday) -.. JlWp.m, C.OOp.tn,
iron Mountain II. 11 2;30a.m 11:00 p.ji,
ills. Ill vcr route, Tuesday
anil Friday .00p,m. 7:00 p.m.
Thebes, Ooose Island A Hunt
Pe, Illi., Thursday 4 Krl-
lar ! C:00p.m. T:00a.m,
Mayfleld, Blandville and
Lovelsve, Ky 11:00a.m. 4:00p.m.
orrica Moras.
Ocncral Delivery TiMa.m.
(MundajsStoUa.m.)
"loDer Order depaatment :00 a.m. 6.00
l(e;iater " ' " " .Wa.m. 6.00p.m.
Money Order an'l ilefliter department, no
open on Bundays.
OUR CHURCHES.
KE8ilYTKiUAN-EIhth-street.
Preaching, fabluth at lo a. m., and 1 r. u.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7) r. at.
Sunday Bchuol, 3 r. M. J, M. Lansden, Buper
intendent. iter. C. II. point, Paster.
MKTIIODIHT-Cor. Eighth and Walnut Bin.
'reaching, Sabbath 10; a. m., anil 7 r. at.
I'rarer meeting, Wednesday, 7i r. .
Sunday-wol ,3 r. a. L. W. fililsrell, atuper
intendelrv. Iter. F. L.Tiiokmus, Pastor.
ClltjItCII OFTIIF. HKIIKKMKIt (KpUoj.l)
Morning prayer, Habballi 1UJ$ i. m.
KtenlUK prajen Ti'r.
Sabbath School, 9 k. .
Iter. Ma. Cuix, Hector.
fcT. PATIUCK'8 CI1UKC1I .'or. Mulh Hi. and
Washington Avenue,
fubllo -ervlce, Sabbath t and 10,',' k, m
Wipers, 3 r. x.
undsy School, 2 r. M,
iervlce etery day, o r. m.
Iter. 1. J. 0'ILl.toais, Prleat.
V JU.NO MK.Vd CIIHIHTIAS AhHOCIATlON-Keg-
lilar meeting lecond Monday each muntli at tha
Prayer room of the Presbjterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, r. at
Ihe Prayer room of the Preabyterian church.
C. 1'Aatosa. President.
AFHICAK MF.THODIST-rourttanth, between
Walnut an I Cedar.
Services, Sabbath, 11 a. w.
buaday tsehool, r. u.
BKCO.SU KKKE-WILL BAPTIST Fifteenth Ht.
Preaching, r. m. Itev. Win. Jackson, Pastor,
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Habb.Hi, and 3 r. .
Her. V. Ilicai, Tutor.
FREE-WILL IIAPTIrtTIIOME Ml!MIU.-i fcU.t
OAT SCHOOL Corner walnut and Cedar Hta.
bunday School, a. .
ZUST FItEK WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur-
ry'a Barracks.
ervlees, Habbalh ll k. ., r. . and VA ' -Iter.
Wis. Knur, l'aator.
yiRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUIICII-Btt.
ween 10th andllth streets, near Cedar.
Preaehlnc Sabbath ID'A a. , and 7J,' r. n.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evenlug.
f abbath SV-hool, IJ-; r. m. John Van Baxter and
Mary Stephens fcupennlendenti.
Iter. TJ. bnosn. Panto
ECOND IIAPlf-TCIIUItCII-Fouiteenlh street,
Letween Cedar and Walnut; Her. Jacob Brad
ley, Eliler; the only Haptlut Church recosaired
I y the Anociatlon. r-errlce, fcunday 11 o'clock
a.m., at 3 p.m. and at 7 p.m.
Jacoi L'niMir, Kldtr.
SECRET ORDERS
C
TUB MASONS.
No. 13. Stated Aaaemlly
al the Aaylura Maoni ) Hall, firat and thud.HaU
urdara In each month.
Cnao Cocacit, No. 2I.-I'egnlar Conrocattonai
. aaonlc Hall, the aecond Friday to each month.
.. .... v.. ?l V. Hilar (odtomI on
at Sla.onic Hall, on the third lueaday of ererj
'"cum lAfoK, No. 237 F. A A. M -Ilegular Com.
muolcation at Mnlc Hall, Ihe a.cond and
fourth MondAj a ol ew'h month.
Iliita Uoi. No.fAa F. a A. M.-Kegular Ccm
rounicat.on it Ma.onlc Ilall-ar.l and third
Thuradayaineach month.
. w I t .. In O.tilFellcv'a.
H.'mArlV.liuV.JrngT every Thur.day ,ren
ng, at . o cio ik.
STATE OFFICERS.
STATE TjFFIOKRS.
tiorernor, John M. Palmer ;
Lieutenant-GoTernor, John Dougherty I
Becret.rynt State, hilward Hummel;
Auditor of f tate, C. K. I.ippincolt ;
State Treasurer, E. N. Bates :
Supt. Public Instruction, Newton Baleman.
COXGltESSMEN.
Benatora-l.yman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
BepreientatlTO for the Hiato at I.arse J. I,
Bercrldge.
Kepronentatlre Thirteenth District John M'
leba.
JMKMDKltS OENKHAL ASSEMBLY.
Benators, 1st Diatrict-T. A. E. Holcomb, ol
T...n ..,! K. nit.ann. of Gallatin.
UUIuu, " -. - -
Uepresentative, lat District II. Wntsan W ebb
CQJONTY OFFICERS.
CIKCUIT COUKT.
... i-n .1. luker. of Alexander.
Prosecuting AttoruejI. F. MlCartney, of
Mass.io
Circuit Clerk Jno. Q. Harman.
Bhenll-A.H. In""-
Win. Martin, Aaaeaaor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge F. llross.
Aaaor .a'es-J. K. McCrlteand S. Marchlldon.
Clerk Jacob O. Lynch.
Coroner John II. Goasman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
ayor John M. L.nden.
1'reanirer J. B. Taylor.
Comptrolltr E. A. Burnett
Clirk Michael How ley.
Aii rshal Andrew Cain.
Attirney-P. II. Pope.
I'olioe Magiatratei K, Bross and u, BniD
nesay.
Ch:oi ol Police L. II. Myers,
SKLKCT COUNCH
ayor John M. Lansden,
Firat Ward-P. O. Hchuh.
Second VXard-0.lt. Woodward,
third Ward-Jno. Wood.
Fourth Ward-8. Staata.Taylor.
Oity-at-Large-W. P. Halllday and D. Hurd.
U0A11D Oa" ALOERMRH,
ffllWT WAUD Jamea Bearden,
Leo Kleb,
Isaac Walden.
F.COND WARD R. H.'Cunningham,
E. Iludcr,
Henry Winter,
Jamea Swayne,
IHIUD WARD Wm. titration,
Pattick Fitrgoiald,
OURTia WARD-Jamea Carroll,,
f O.Il.Beaae,
;j,U.Metcalf.
PROPRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.
The Uoldcn Now.
t. avciiixaN mi,
The earth In loud with Uliconlantmtnli muttered,
Hyraollah rnoutha the "Irlih and th rain)
ni jci aworu or ajroJ unuilered
behlad Upt ttatuerat tell their pa n.
The rolcelenn Jark la loaded with repenlanee,
In anleinn court el midnight, where, o'ercait
with torrow, Con-tirnce looka Ita rllent aentence
AKfnit the culprit octlona of the pant.
And coucllen ea, alate with hot reflf pIIodk,
Htareoown th highway which their feet hare
known.
Where at md afar the ghoitly recollectlont,
I.Ike frowning utatuea not to be o'erthrown.
While fancr aeoa lliem rlie In t-lnlmiln..
Anoeclre fllealonx the future way,
Tojiliajht the hopea and chill the reaolutlona
f..iju jiigiu nnuuiii inarinaii ior lue coming
Oh I ye who cower a.trembln at the error
Ittbuklng Men ory conjure where you wait,
Kli,'.."i" "f1".',1 P Hli all im terrori,
With baud indignant, awing the Iron Ktn I
Wm In the Ooldeii Now, and ope ita portal,
Hut donr-wiy wlilch l.mirrow rerer opra
Worthy your nunlio it an jour aoul Immurt.l.
no rutwsrij to ihe barren or your hopea.
Nor let the fulure manileof perember
Becolnfln CiWMril'a J..lre1nlh. u.hn
To 'loomy.iurage.i anguith to rcmemlier
ine piecioua vnancea you ralllse to-day.
Whit'e 'Jf.ne H done e' errora pnt recalling,
If, AUlltr Wftler. fit fihlivinn ilinwi.
The fret of retro, peo'lnn h it and ail inc.
Uilia to the rout tho fluacr of courage down.
tnill dialr hall makea the ouI contented.
To lit reluc ant at the et untiied;
reretul brooding over what' repented,
wu ... uiug wi i.uuiiii nuictue.
Huch aorn.w la a Winter owl, fnrbodlng
Mil luiure IMeme,o nlyht ot care,
While oln iTlul thought are haptiy aong-blrd
With Mkytime mumoall the tummer air.
The rain regret we nurture in our boom
Aia nea.iiy nigtiimare winch we feed with
trar :
But al the hfart li'Otne a !ed of blooin,
.. iu c-wi ib juvuuu au ;noieauoeui cueera
tihake from your feet the ouat with wholesome
far acoming,
Agamai the uglr, ne er-lo-te undone i
t nun out the cloudy darkne... I ke ihn mornlnr.
with glowing brow, go forth Into the auo.
Ani to duty nearet, mnt difiant,
...... .irV iii cvuii iay Qur anouiuerea
atunstli.
And connuorlng more than cltle , like a giant,
nriao 1 ,ir i'i youraeit at leoglli,
I'rnrhetie hope, aball le.nl you to new pleaaur,
Aiunir the ieldinu Dihwar of ibe t.lnuh
To yellow harrea'a and orchard Ireaaurea,
. wtiu ui auilUU in itUIJtU -OW.
And when the tranquil erenlng irowna rour
latr
With aheaie", and frulta, and welcome home,
hold eonir.
Al pcae wl.h Iiearen, your eoniclence, and your
neiihbar.
Itealgn your prayerful heart
'here it belongs.
TELEGRAPHLIC
BUICIDK.
Chicaoo, Feb. 19. John H.Lewit.foro-
mati in the ttont-vnrd of Sineor. Talcotta
& Co., committeil luiclilo by blowing his
oratnt out wuti rt revolver, lie unit
youni; man of moit exoi-lletit reputation,
laving been employed by the Drrn twenty
yeara. lie wu married to n beautiful and
estimable youup; lady about n week since.
ltu loll a letter in which he lorcitisdowcd
the deed, but gave no reason therefor.
Ml'KDKR.
At Nowurk, New Jersey, TcsterdMV,
nn iinin.irrii'il niothercut tho throat of bur
I) ii bo shortlv after its birth. Tho mur-
ercd iufaiit had been secreted.
lir.EACit or 1'iioviisi:.
I'lTTgiiUKOii.Fcb. The lurv cave a ver
dict of $2,000 In tho breach of promise
casoof Miss Vmikirk vs. Johnson. Jloth
parties appear to bo satisfied.
mi iuiek nr A HOT.
Lowell, Man., Feb. lit. Charles K.
Kimball, aired nineteen, was abot throuch
the wrist and right lung last evening by
Cliiirlcs A. "Watte, aged sixteen. Tho
shooting was done in tbo street, just aftir
nimball lud escorted a young ladv to her
houe who had previously discarded
Watts. Kimball mar survive. "Watts is
arid ted.
A LIE.
Nkw York. Feb. 19. Judce llarnard
Ifnoiinoe4 as a lie tba slnrv that he had
$100,000 in his bank, and says the largest
amount tie ever nad in bank was tits
salary, .
KMIIEZILEMEN'T.
.lames T. Brad v. post-otllco clerk, is
held to bail in 55,000 for embmling
pACKages.
THE riSK-STOKKS MUKDER TRIAL.
.: XORK, Pen. 1U Tho Stokes case
was resumed this mornini:. and testimony
as to the irregularities of tho grand jury
was continued.
JuUl'o Dulv testifiod that ha was nal at
the meeting of the board which selected
the gnind jury. Deputy County Clerk
(rutnbleton, tettitled on some unimportant
details. One of Stokes' counsel mado a
speech relative to somo newspaper state
ment, which Judgo C'ordoza al
lowed, but intimated that counsel could
atlord to let such things ulone.
Jl. li. i-icld was exam tied, and stated
that ho was on the grand jury, and also
served on tho coroner's jury. Ho knew
that ho was exempt from jury dutv, as a
lnwyer and federal oOico-holder. Sev
eral questions touching upon certain legal
documents relative to tho Stokcs-MAnsfldd
case and the doings of tho coroner's jury
wero ruled out by Judgo Cordoz.t. Field
suld tbnt tho affidavits in the Stokes-Mans
field caso were not drawn in his office.
Judgo Bodford wnB examined relative
to tho selection cf tho grand and potlt Ut
ries in Septombor. Ho did not examine
tho list carefully ; did not consider it his
duty to do so; considorcd all tho require
ments ot the Inw curriod out when ho
signed tho list. Tho court adjourned.
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Rates orrrclKbi.
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First Class (1 70 1 Fourth Class- I U
Hro:ii(i Clas 1 40 Special Clasa
ThlrJCIaa 1 00 1
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Compreaaeil f H5..... i 00
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To Iloston per bbl , 1 TO
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Corn, twr cwt,
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When In St. Louis you are
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M A TJTJT AIT A Prlrata Couoaeloi
MAllIUAUI. lo ,, Marrleii or
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uuurr., on the phynioii.Kii'K-
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Eighth alreet, Kt. Louis, Mu.
notice to thr Aflllctedsntl L'nfnrtunatr.
Before applying to the notnnoiiH Quacks who
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office, No. 12 N. Kifihth street, bot. Market and
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
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Mrs. I Cures cohs anil Rrlplnet 1'ilre,
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BARCLAY BROS.,
OHIO LBTIK
Caiao, lus
DBTJQQ-ISTS
SARATOGA 8PKIN08
t rttt BLUT
AT BAKCLATS' DRUO IT Oil I.
Faua crrtr, Daiit.
MOCKING BIRD FOOD
tl aiiDT raa est witiovt nstus
At Babclat.
JJ F. L St B O L D'Q
GRAPE f catawba 1 ' roRAPx ) FILLS
CATAWX1A L J ORAM
OP.APE I catawba ) 1 1 OKAri S PILL8
froRAi.;
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io au er
HCLMBOLD'a HKDICIXKI
FKERn FROM flMT UAVM,
Always Id stock la large aapplr, ai for aaJa Ij
.Barelajr Brss,
JUST BIOI1T1D
tap
orHalebjr lh Class Balll vCallMi
AT BA.P.CLATS'.
t9ExTRA FlXK COLOOXIJ
tffirOExui.vE IvroRTED Extract!
tT Hair, Toot ii and Kail Bruibxs
tiSrlxm. RuiiOER Nuraikt Ooo7
AT
PURE "WHITE LEAD
PURE FRENCH ZIKC.
Heat grades In argo stock and ra
rlaty, ?ery cheap;
auo:
Full Line or Colors,
tiav ad ik oil;
Paint l!rushs, l.msd Oil,
Whitowatb I'.'JiliCa Turjxntin.
VaralaUa Ktc. etc.,
Ill ItKOS AKD STAXBAaO QVAUTtU
At Bahclats'.
dry uoonn.
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LARGE STOCK.
DROWN SHEETINGS,
PRINTS,
riciciasro-a.
CHECKS,
AND
STRIPES,
KENTUCKY J KAMI, KXTIti,
OASSIMERS,
BLACK ALPACAS
AND
LUSTERS,
O AOS i RAIN BILKH,
POPLIN.
LARGE STOCK OF OARPTIKO
OIL CLOTHS,
UATTINO,
Window Hbsul!,
OILT BAMDt,
NOTTINGHAM LACK
PAMASKS.
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AT
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lic for over Ihiitern years, nnd llioussnua oi
voluntary testimonials cau bo shown of Its men
its Kent by mail, nott.puid, with directions in
..n tnr it. iia. torulcenta a tiackeffO t three for
1 AitHrpqa
OOLDKN COMPOUND CO.,
v. lima alpAt. ht. Louis. Mb.
JanJlan.
Will force tho beard or moustache to grow
thick and heavy, on Iho smoothest face, or ha r
on tho boldest head, In 21 days, or moner refund
d il. This preparation has been before the pub
Principal Office 104 W. Fifth St., Cin. O.
THK ON1.T RKUABLK dm KNTJCRFRISX IK
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IN VALUABLE GIFTS
To be distributed in
' I. X). SZXTB'S
37th Hsml-Annual
GIFT ENTERPRISE
To ba drill Monday, March th, 172.
One Qhmv Uantai. Prizk cr
$10,000 in Gold !
One 9,000 la MJlireri
Firn Prlzei $1,000 (
Five Prlr.ta S500 f ) GREENBACKS.
Tn Frizoi 100 (.
Two Family Carriages una .aU'hed Horaes with I
Silrtr Mounte-1 lla.tt.cae, worth
tl.MiO ciil..
Twa Horse at.d utiKxiea will. SiWerOIounted
Harness, worth t"" each.
Two flce-tcned Hosewood I'iano, worth 5 0
each I Ten family ea Inn mai hlnes, worth (101
ach, I'WuiKoIdaod sllter leter hunting worth
from fl to J"J. Ladles' gold leontlne chains,
Kent's gold vest chains, sol 1.1 and double -plated
litter table and teaspoons, photograph albums,
jewelry, etc., etc.
wnoie number guts, ii'.wu. Tickets limited it
tU.KO.
Arrnt wanted to sell Tickets to whoia Pbaral
premiums will lie paid,
Hirile tickets 12; six tickets $10 i twelre tickets,
c-u iweniT-nre aw.
Circulars cnntainine a full list of iirltes. a de-
scriution of the mannn of drawinc. and other In
formation in reference to the distribution, will be
sent to any on ordering them. AIM letter must
beaIdrea.edto I.. U. DISK, Not M,
orrict, Cincinnati, U
101 ut sth St. nor2wK)lr
BANKS.
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cairo; iLLixom,
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UKNKT L. HAI.1.1UAY, Vic Presldint;
A. B.HAFFORl), Cashier;
WALTKR HYSLOI', AsalsUnt Cashier.
stircToaat
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liaaar I.. Halubat, W. P. IUllidat,
tiro. 1). WliiUMio. Hriratx Bian
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mb. wa m aVaai Mlmtrnm
Bossd Boaajht and Hold.
DEPOSITS received, and a general banking
business done.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CAIRO.
DANIEL HURD, President;
ROBERT W. MILLER, Vice-President,
C. N. HUGHES, Cashier.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE
EICIIANOK, coin, bask notes and Uait4
mates securities bought and sold.
lalertvil Allowed oa Time Deposits.
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
Cbsrtsred Mnrcb SI, IM.
CITY NATIOVAL BANK, CAIRO
orrtcian
A. B. 9AFKORD. President;
S. 8. TAYLOR, Vlce.Preaident;
W. IIYHLOP, Hvcretarr and Treasurer.
DiaacTOaii
P. W. BiaciAT,
K. M. Htociiliih,
K. 11. CVKMfcaUAat,
Cms. Oaiighii,
I'AVL O. UCUl'M.
W. P. Halliuat,
J. M. PniLLiri.
Deposits ot stay Amount Ittxclved Irom
Ten Cents Upwitrtls.
1NTKKKST paid on ilepaalta at tha rate of six
percent, per annum, Alarch 1st aod Heptein
ber lal. Intereat not withdrawn I Cdded finme
dlatalv lofhai orinclnal of the denoaita. therebr
giving them compound intereat.
UARRIin WOll IN AND CHILDREN MAT
UKl'OSIT MONEY
O THAT VO ONE tlJE CAN DEAW IT,
Open ere.y bualne.a day from 9 a.m. to .1 p.m.
and Haturday eyeninR lor HA VINO DEPOSITS
onlj, frstn to 8 o'clock.
auiwil W. nTHLOP, Tresaurer.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
With Its Bloomy atttendants, low aiitr
Its' dcprt aalou, In voluntary ruilaaloo.
loss or semen, spvrmntorrtairn, loss ol
power' dlssy hrsvtl, loss or uieinory,
aad threaten Imiirlcurti anil I.Mbe
elllts, and a lovcreltrn curt " lliiiu
Bttroy's Homeopathic NprcffJo Xo
TwosstyiRBt. Composed ot tr.e mol ralua
bio mild and potent curntirea lny strua a
on.U at the roots ot the mitlrr, tone up l nays
tem, arrest the discharges, and linnul ltorsnd
aneriy, Ilia and titalltj to theentiie man. Tney
bate cured thouaanda of ca e. .rrica. J per
packaaeaof fireboxes and a large fi rial, which
Is rery Important iu obstinste or old rases, or $1
per alnalf boa. Bold by all driitKlats. and sent
by malTanwcelp" ol price. Addreaj Humphrey'
Specific llomeopathiu Medicine Co., (c,2 Ilroad
way, Y. V. H011UH,
an rl vt-owawlv Agi-nt. Cairn. Illinol
JAMES KYN ASTON,
ttatsksr acd Bealer la tall Ulnds rreska
Moat,
Couia NisiTMNtn aij Pofiae Hrtw.
C.VtR'J, ILLINOIS.
SUYB and alauchtero only the very beat cattle,
hoaaAnd abeep, and Is prepared to nil any
isod for freah utats from sn pound to tea
thsnaaad pousdj. steatttt
BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON -a V
J- M- VUILLII'3 Si CO..
(Was.r.toE.D.1,
Forwarding and Commison
MERCHANTS
Alt
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS
Literal Adtantea inn , 1'pon.cSsaaV
vnaignmnis. tSiV
",M?it '.rT'i ,lor aot orward
freights to all points aod buy ar.il
ell on commission.
HsyBnalness attended in promptly
D.Z. UATIIUm. g. c, UUI(
MATIIUSS & UIIL,
FOEWAEEI DtTO-
AMD OJCNKHAIa
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN
rtriiOTTiEi, oaa-eviasr.
HAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE
No. 64 OHIO LEVEE.
Btwun Fourth i AixfA Sti AIUO.ILL
Ugs lwtf
8TRATTON & BIRD
(Successors toHtratton, Hudson A Clark.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
57 Ohio Loveo, Cairo, Illinois.
MILLER k PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
ASD
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AkR
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.
AQKNTS ton FAIRBANKS SCALES
Ohio fjirxt, CAlltO, ILi.S.
WO OD RITTENHOUSE,
FLOUR
Airs
General Commission Merchant
183 OHIO LEVEE,
Cairo, Illinois.
JOHN 11. CANNON k CO.,
Hooceaaort lo K. O. TUTTLE Co., Wholesale
Dealers In
MILLINERY GOODS,
003 X. roarth Itrttl,
Cor. t. Charlcf, ST. LOUIS.
Bpeclal attention Klren to ordtrs, and aatiafac
lo n turranteed. 2 H,d2m
WIIOLERALC CROCER8.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
"WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oil IO LIVtl
CAIHO. UblNUIS.
Alio, keep constantly en hand a mostcom
pitta stock of
lilQTTOiRS-
BCCTCH AND IBIin WBIBKIXB
U I N H,
Port, Mderl, Shorry nd Ctwba'Vinei
RUMYTH OO. sell eieluslvely for cash, to
. which fact they Invito tha especial atlen
liou uf close bargain buyers.
8otI attention yin lo Filling Order:
WOOD! WOOD I ! WOOD I!
The undersigned will rurnlak
HARD AND DRY WOOD
As Cheap, II aot Cheaper
ban any wood dealer In Cairo. Leave orders
D Ihe slales' al the Poatofflee anH at Rosa' coal
vard. ob Commercial avenue, between Tenth and
twelfth streets. Cairo, Illinois. J to soed
measure sad, vriU wrd ths wood up if oirl.
aaW-U DXHMlslULBY.
or.vf:iti. aokkts
HALLIDAY BROTHER
GENERAL- AGENTS
no
FORWARDING and COMMISSION
i r.ucn asth
ASD
DEALERS IN FLOUR;
enta of
Ohio River nnd Knnsmhs,
70 Ohio Lsvee,
tf CAirtO, II.LINOf
ELECTION NOTICE.
City Clerk's Office, 1
Cairo, 111., J imiarr '.'7, 1872..
Piiblio notlco is hereby giti-n that a general
Charter election will helient.
iw Tcnnr, tiia ilni ror Frsai'sar A.D.
172, In tlieCltyot Cairn, In tho etato of Illinois,
lor tho purpose, of electing
A Makor.
A CltyClotk,
A City TrraMirer,
A City Jlnralul,
A City Attorney,
A Police llaniatrxteto succeed P. Ilrosa, Eq.
ami three trembera of tho Select Council, as
as lot-
los :
One member from the Firat Ward, to succeed
P.fi.Hchuh.
One mem her from the .Second Hard, to succeed
C. K. Woodward.
One member irom Ihe City at Large, to succocd
I). Hurd.
AIo
Six members ol the Honrd of Aldermen, as fol
lows t
Twomemlier rrom the nisi aru, to succeeu
I. Waldernnd lnKlsli.
'Iwi. mml-re from the Hecond Word, to suc
ceed W. lluderRnd Henry Winter.
Ono member Irom the Third Ward, to succeed
P. Kiiiaersld.
One member from the Fourth Ward, to auccsed
Jame Carroll.
Polls will be opened In tho different Wards as
follows. In the First Want, at the firt lioue n
tho eit a.dn bf Waahlntnn avenue, below Filth
street.
In the Second Ward, at the Al sl KnRlne houe.
In th Third Ward, at tho lllli-inma Hctlna
house.
In tho Fourth Ward, at the Court Hone.
Polls will be opened at H a.m., and closed at 6
o'clock, cm. Hy order of tin- citv council,
ian'JSilSihi M. J. IIOWLKV, City Clerk.
PARKER k BLAKE,
WALL PAPER, PAINTS,
Putty, Iteaxlne, Gaoollae,
"WX3STX) O W GrliASS.
WINDOW SHADE?,
And tha celebrated illuminating
AURORA OIL.
nuoss' iiuiLiiiNO, con. IIth-st. & com
mkhcial-av.,
Caiiio, Illinois.
atigl'titf
AGENTS WANTED FOR
BE LD EN,
THE WHITE CHIEF:
Twelve Years nmonc the Wild Indians
or the l'liilus!
Thul.lfoot ftanrfta l" llelilen, who Jalned tho
Indians and became a celt brated wnrr.or, nLnunds
In thrllllnK ndetituro nnd curious information,
and ,s nrofuselv illustrated with new nnd spir
ited engravings ot adventures and tho manners
and customs of the ludisns. Tho most popular
and successful Iniok ol tho year. Sells nl sight.
Ono sRsnt just reports i'Ji iiinrtt In one week. A
10 k cliuular, wil'i speciinen pue, a larKe
poster with 30 illusiintlons, and terms touxents
lent free, hy P. A. HUTCHINSON it CO., Ufi N
Blxih street, St. Louis, Mo. Jsnldiwly
DUNBAR'S AVONDERIUL DIS
COVKRY.
K T II K ADA
MINERAL SPRING WA
TER Ol WuiiUoalin. M'laroualn,
,.cknoleilgedciirenfllriiht'Iiisfa''.Idsrlea
Dropsy, all altecllon ot Kidney. Illauder and
Unu'ry oruaiia, also Liver ruWe. H. I . Chase,
Chief iui:ce of the United Stales, restoied to
health bv Its use, in sis "",.., ,
j. W. Willis. ,encral sKenl lor Ihn State ot lilt
nols. wholesale and Keull ssupply Depot, 130,
Wabush Avenue, Chirai), Illinois. All orders by
mad promplly ntlendtd to. Bend for circulai a.
entiteod2m
NItJN WHlTF.lt.
CARL L. THOMAS,
"WRITER
now prspsied to recpond promptly lo all de
mauds for his services,
SHOl'-COR. Sm-ST. AND COMMEKCAL-AT
In the I'erry IIoue,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
nnvd
UOAT NT OK EM.
SAM WILSON,
tlllll ill
BOAT STOE33
. - v
ountutii"'
PROViaiONS, ETC.),,.
tio. 110
Onw Liru Oamo, Iliu.
giaaas ragsriiT titans

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