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JOHN H. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1872.
BULLETIN BUILDING, ASHINGTON-AV
THE MAILS.
Aaaivr. nrr-Air
No rlli, Through 2:.rn. icop.m
" Way 2:20p.'rn. :np.m.
Soul.'i, Way 12.15 p.m. ;W)p.m.
" Through N. O., Mem
phis nod Columbus 2.30p.m. 4:()0p.m,
Ohio Riser roiile, (except
Monday) .. ;fOp.m. l:Vt.m.
Iron Mountain It. II 2Wa.iii. lLMip.ji.
Mln. River route, Tue.ilay
and Friday 6:00 p.m. 7;'np.m.
1 hebes , (loon- Island A Hantn
Fe. III.., Thursday 4 Frl-
....; e.ttlp.m. 7:D0a.m,
Ma) field, Illimdvilln jj
Lovc'a'e, hy U:(m.m. 4.00p.m.
orric iioiti.
il-nirul I)litcry . 7ifin.ni.
CiinJujmriiR.n),)
oney )rtlr ilrpiolmni! :) a.m. C.i'J
Kllr ' ' ...... 8;f o.rii. i:0Op.m.
oney Order and Keiiiter flepnrtineriln no
on Hnndays.
OUR CHUHCIIES.
F.SHVTKItlAN-I'ltthth.MrrH.
Preaching, PaMMlli at 1i a, x., and 7K
Pra)er meeting, Wednesday Mt 7V r. w.
"'utiiljjf 8c!i ol, 3 r. m. J. M Laiu'lm, 8ur.
Intended. Iv. J. II. Fwir, Pastrr.
eirailuDIST-lur. Knl.lli slid Walnut
X; lung, Bablulh t. x.,Mni 7 r. m,
I't yrr tn etun', Wednesday, : ,r. x,
mj h day School It n, I.. W. Mlleell, riuper
intcridrnl. Per. F. L.Thoxcmt, l'a.lnr.
inuuni of tup. i:i;i)i;i:iKii-i:rio.ii)
Morning praters, f-abhatli lo a. m.
Evening prayer. "JIr. . .
feabbMh (y--hool, 9 a. .
Kev. Ma. Com, Hector.
fcT. PATRICK'H CHURCH .or. Ninth Hi. and
Washington Avenue.
Subtle terrlee.faMintli and lot; a. x
Vespers, 3 r, x.
unday&l.ool, 2 r. u,
bervlre every day, H r. x.
lii v, P.J. O'llti.toatv, Print.
JU.Nfi M KSV CII ItlbTIAN AS-.SOClATIUN-Keg-
tilar riitctlug second Moii'lay each month at the
Prayer room of the Pre.bttenan Church
A'eekly Prater meeting, Friday. 7JJ r. at
.he Prayer room of thf Pre.lijterUnrhtucli.
C. I'iikMiM, l'reld-nt.
AFRICAN MF.TIIODIfeT Fourt'nith, lteeii
Walnut an I 0lar.
Pernor., r.bt.ath, 11 a, w.
Btindsy (-lioo, 1J r, x.
t.-amiir. x.
KF.OlND HtKFW.:.riAmST-Kint-nth Hi.
i'nari iry.TS-i Win. Jatkroc, l'a'lor.
IMnrrn Walnut anil 0lar.
briTicr- :abUlli, 1J an1 3 T. x.
1!T. N. Itica., Pastor.
Fr.F.K Wll.l. HlITIriTIIOJIF. MlnsJM.t t L'.N
'Are"IIOJICornrxa'tiiit n. CwlarSta.
tuoJijr School, 0 A. X.
MIST FHKK WII.I. IHI'TIST CHURCH Car
ry Barrack..
frtic-.,rtMMlhll a. x., r. x. ami ' r. x,
Hi-r. Wx. KntiT, I'a.tor.
FlKST MIH.4IONARY IIAI'llaT CIIOltCII-bU
wMnlcihani llth trtr't, tuarO.lir.
Prachinr i-Uath V', a. x.,anl 7,' r. x.
i'rayrr Mft.'ni;, WrJnr ..lay ctrnin.
t'rrnchinr, FruUy r ninv.
raMjuthrv nool, 1'j r. H. Jr.lio Van lialttl an J
Mary Mtphrn. &uprinlilrnta.
I!p. T J. biioan. Tattq
BF.COM) IIAl'lhTCIIUIlCII-l-ouitcrnlh trH.
lftwn Odar anil Walnut; Jirob Hrail
ly, Klilrritltc nly Itapti.t lliurrlirrrogniir.l
I y Ihr Anooiation. rt , SunJay II o'rlock
.m., at S p in. til at 7 p.m.
Jacoa liKiitar, KMt.
SECRET OHDEHS
Oaij CoMXAM.xar, No. 13. fitlsl Aifmbly
al the A'ylum Ma.oni l Hall, first anil third, ba
urilara In each month.
CAiaoCoi ariL, No. 21. Popular Convocation at
atonic Hall. Ih trcoml Friday Intach momh.
Cairo Ciur-Tia, No. 71. Htular Cootocation
at Haxonic Hall, on the third 1'ueaday of f vfry
molh.
Cilkn honor, No, 237 F. A A.M HrKUlar Corn,
munleationi M Manenir Hall, the .icond and
iuunh lcind. ol ri Ii month.
HtuTA lw.t. No. tM F. t A. M. P.rRular Com
munication" at Jlmonlc IU11 Srt and third
Thuradaya In each luonth.
TIIK OlJIi-FF.LLOWH.
AirxANtiri ltHir, 221, )!et In OJdFellc:'.
Hall, in Art r' Hull ilnv, erery Tlmraday ren
nit, at To'clojl;.
STATE OFFICERS.
STATU OFFICEHS.
fiore rnor. John M. P-ilmtr;
I.ieutenAni-Gortrnor, John Dougherty I
Secretary ol State, IMwajd Hummel;
AuJitnr of Plate, C. I'.. I.ipplncolt ,
State Treasurer, K. N. llatei ;
Hujit. public Instruction, Newton Ilatrman.
CONOIIKSSMKN.
.enator l.ymnn Trumbulf and John A. Login.
i:epreentalin for the .State at Large J. L'
lletcrldire.
neprcneniAtlte Tliirtrenth Dlitnct John 5I
;eb.
MKMRKHS CF.NKKAli ASSEMBLY.
SenjViri, Ut 1M
Onio.rwiil.'. K. a
utrict T. A, K. Holcomli, ol
fiil-on.of (Jillatin.
Keirecntatlre, lit Ul.trlot II. Wation Wehb
COUNTYOFFIOEKS.
CIltCUIT COUKT.
Jude I). J. linker, of Alexander.
I'roitcutins AttorneyI. K. MtCnrlney, of
lu(i.lil.
Circuit Clerk .Ino. Q. Ilarman.
yiierill-A. H. IrTln.
iVm. Martin, Areor and Treiuurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge P. Ilro.
Asor,n!ci J..K. McCritenJ H. Mnrclilhlon.
ClerkJacob (1. Lynch.
Joronor John II. flossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVEKNMENT
!jyor John Jt. Lnsdon.
I'rcaniier J. H. Taylor.
Ciimptroller-i:. A. nurnell
Clttk Michael Hon ley.
Jii rhaiAnilrew Cain,
Attrwey P. II. pope.
I'ollco Mngniralo-F. Uroes and B. Shan
neiy. Clue, ol Police h. II, Mjeri,
bKLKCT COUNCI
nyor John M. Lansden,
First Ward-P. O.beliiih.
HeconU Ward C. It. Woouwaril.
Ihlrd Ward-Juo. Wooil.
Fourth Ward 8. Htaati Taylor.
Oity-ftt-Laige-W. P. IlalllJay Hnd I). lluid.
BOAIID OF ALDEIIM"',J
ritlST WARD Jainea llearden
Leo Kleb,
Inaao Walden.
KCONO WA HD-II. II. Ciinntnghatn,
E. Iluder,
Henry Winter,
'W Jimua Hwayne,
"filinD WAUP-Wm. 6tratton,
PatilcU I'ltrgctald,
OUttTII WAKD-Jame Carroll,;
0, ll.t-eae,;
;j,U.Metcair.
THE BULLETIN.
TELEOHAPHH.' SUM MARY.
I'lili.ADKi.piHA, Mitrcli 10. 1'rcnldent
Omni ijitiil a quiet (Jhv wllh (Jen. CMIiW,
Inch merit wrnllier pri'VctitlnR nny other
touric. Ilo ictttrnf to WnalilriRton in tlin
mornint,'.
V.niNfiT(i.v, Mnrcli 10. A pirtlon of
tlii .!itiunc.o rinbafmy lnv on TilMdny In
InvrHiKMto Hid Irun work", mlnei nnd rail
rond ot l'ditnUvan'm. Thev will bo
licndcd by the ihicfof the fleparlmcnt of
public worki ufJnpin.
Ciiai:lkxto.v, Jliircb i).TU". Unlufi
villi) 'Tiiiifi"' report thut urrMl for
kii'Muxiiiu went rc-conirnciittd in
.Muriiin county lmt week by tbrt deputy
I'lillol Slntei triarbnl, nml thut much ex
Cltein:tit cxitled.
Lo.ndon, .March 10. TI10 I'rincu arid
Irliiti; of Vub;i departed yenterday for
the Sotith (if Frnnrc. A dipatcli ntinoun
cet llieir Htrivxl in I'nri, vher ttiev will
reiiniln thrt-o or four dny li-f.iri pnct-ed i
Int; pnnth.
.Nkw Vukk, 3lnroh 10. A Wilmington
special iy. no confirmation S n been re
ceived of the reported killing of Henry
Herry Lowery. Suvcrnl purtie are
orgHnizinf; for the capturo of the
gang.
Xkw YottK, March 10. Full accountu
aro publiihed of the recent religious di
cimlon in Itomo between I'roleatant
preashcr and ('atholtc clergy on the tub
ject ' a St. I'eter ever In ltome?'
Father (Jayar.ri aided with the Protec
tant in mnintnining the negative. The
procccdingi terminated amicably, both
parliei claiming to linre tLebetof the
di-bate.
AVahiiinotox, March 10. Chief Justice
-McKean, of L'tab, in U11 in "Wunhington,
on butim-M ronneoted with the judiciary
of that Territory, and has had everal
intcrview with the President and At
torney General "Williams. Thcro is no
probability whatever, that the criminal
suiU already commcuccd and pending will
be abandoned.
WAhiuxoTo.v, March 10. The Pres
ident has recognized Jtobert Knight m
Vicc-Comulcl Her Hrittanic 3ljeityt.t
Cincinnati.
The Senato Arm Committer will to
morrow examine Col. Jlcnnctl and the
House Committee on Expenditures in the
War iJepartmenl will examine Major
Cripin, Major of Ordnance Rationed at
.New York, through whom deliveries of
arms were made to purchasers.
Manciik-tlii, N. II. .March 10. Gen
eral Hite, of Kentucky, and Senator Pat
teron, Sew Harnpuhire, addrened a largo
Kepublicnn meeting last evening. Jlr.
Patterson alluded to a Washington dis
patch, in which his name is associated,
with tho sale of arms to France. He said
the Marquis I)e Chambrun in'ormcd him
that grave discrepancit existed between
tho amounts paid and received by our
government for arms sold to France, and
ho notified the President and Secretary of
Wnrofthe circumstance, in ordsr that
tho facts might be investigated, and the ad
minstrntion vindicated.
St. Louis .Mnrch 10. The building
which will be erected to accommdate the
National Sangerfest, to bo held here next
dune, will havo a front of ICO feet on
Twelfth street, extending oast on Wash
ington aveuuonnd St. Charles street three
hundred and twonty-two feet. Tho ground
floor will scat 11, CO I persons, and the gal
lery on threo sides of tho building will ac
commodate 3J0O more, giving the audi to
rum a cupacity of 15.0S4. Tho stage will
havo scuts for 1200 singers and 125 rausi
cianf, and beneath it will be a refreshment
room lOOxSO feet. There will also bo a
spacious reception and committee room,
and every convenience that can be desired.
Tho building w ill be arched, and its center
C" feet high.
RLSINESS LOCALS.
r.VKKER A I1I.AKK.
Parker & illako havo added to their
well assorted Paint, "Wall Taper and
Window Glass establishment a regular
painting business They havo engaged
.Mr. Curl L. Thomas, who has been In tho
painting business in Cairo for tho last 10
years, to superintend tho painting and pu
pcr hanging department, and nil work en
trusted to him, or (or which ho may con
tract, will bo duly acknowledged by them,
and will bo executed with neatness and
diapntuh, Sign writing, plain und fancy
paiutiiig, paper hanging and decorations,
calsomitiing, graining, glazing, etc., done
at reasonoblo turm. 3-Ctf.
noi.u out.
31 r. Joseph Mendel Ims sold his grocery
store, nt tho rorncr of Tenth street and
Ni ashington avenue, to Mr. Joseph l)ros.
31 r. 11. has taken possession und will im
mediately stock tho concern with a full
and completo assortment of tho freshest
and choicest groceries and provisions,
which ho guarantees to sell ut prices us
low ns can bcobtaincd from any other estab
lishment in tho city. Ho soliciti a iharo
of thu public pntrunago und promises in
return prompt attention and courteous
treatment. 3-8 dim.
Batciiklor's Hair Dyf.. Thin superb
hnir dyo is tho best in tho world perfectly
harmless, reliable, and instantaneous. No
disappointment. Tho gen"'"0 W. A.
Batehelor'a Hair Dyo produces immedi
ately a splendid natural black or brown.
Does not stain tho akin, hut loaves the
hair clean, soft and beautiful. Tho only
sufo und perfect dyo. Sold by all drun-
! ,.!ilo Vunlnrv ID linn, I C i
8-10-eod-7w-ly.
F. BHOS8,
FIRE AND MARINE
Iiistirane Agtey,
TRIVMIMI, CINCINNATI,
A'le IMO.Ono
NtW ENOLANH MUTUAL, LiriC,
Aen, otr . e,),iiM
A.N'CHOIU) FIUH AND JIARINK
Of St. Loui.
Sollcita all kinds ol riska.
r. BKONfl,
octlTtl Acent, Cairo. HWnoU.
DOURN. hANll. ETC I
00 TO
W. W. THORNTON'S,
IJUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT
13J tenth itrket,
CAIItO ILLINOIS
TOR
Doors, Haj, Bllstda. MostldlBsya,
Eave Onllem, (wood) Wlaitwssti Bt
fraain, ritimg, Lavtk,
HtalBKlva, Claud Hub, GUtMMt KM
Ughts, Glased TraaMSM,
Haab Wclsxkta, Hash Palllc aad Cards),
nilad Faatcalatra. Kooflas
Fait, KooBBsr Cesacnt, Plastcrlac
Paper, Carpet felt, WblU
Iad, Elated Oil, Asaerleaa Wladow
Glaaa, Eaa;llaa aadFreacB
Plata Olaaa. Palfjr, Glaalera Palala
Newer Pipes Pateat Chlmneja.
Etc., Etc., Kte.
AOKNT3 lor Rock Klrer Paper Company'
heatbinf Felt aid Quarts Cemsnt.
11. W. John's Improifd RooGnK always cn
nd.
PHIL. SAUP,
(Saccessor to P. Sup.)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
atiic m
CONFECTIONS.
FT RK WORKS, TOYS, NOTIONS, ETC.,
103 Commercial Avennt, aelweea
HtTCBlh and Elcbth HtrcaU,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
AEOONH.
A. SUSANKA,
Proprietor
MAGNOLIA 'SALOON
And Dealer la Foreign and Domestic
"WINKS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
97 Ohio Levee,
Hetweeb Ninth anil Tenth Streets,
Cairo, III.
ilecKtf
tr't'RM AMD IIIUEM.
II. LEVY & CO.,
iiaiitas 11
HIDES AND FURS,
WOOL, FEATIIEM8, ETC.,
93 ohio:levee.
Cairo, Illinois,
BoovlSt
HOOTS AND NUOES.
WILLIAM EHLERS,
Fuhlouabla
ROOT AND SHOE MAKER,
TWENTIETH STREET,
lletween, Washington avenue and Poplar
CAIRO, ILL.
' TO MBRCHA.VTS OF TIIK WKST.
TIIK I'OI.I.OW INU I.r.AJU.NCI
HOUSES of LOTJIS
Am prepnred Willi rCM. KTOCK ofHI'l. ;nol nhlrh will !
SOLD -A.T BOTTOM PBIOES.
DODD, IJROWN & CO.,
4I, 4AI, 42. U, 4 North Filth btrf ei,
Corner of ft.Charlen.
FISKB, KNIGHT & CO..
un and Vrj North I'ilh stret.
STELLE, YOST & CO.,
. I and Vi. North Filth "(reel
ADOLI'JIEHLEUT,
Sole I roprie'or Arormtlf ( a'-ixba llitl.r.,
N, III k llfi North Third M.
J. II. WEAJl & Co..
5"S .NVrlh Mahif;lree.
WATERS. TODD &C0..
I '1 Nirth Fourth ''reel.
AVERILL'S CHEMICAL PLANT,
Addreaa OKO. II. PAKTItltiOK A CO.,
yia7l
12 North Main fclreet
.LEWIS &C0.,
North MainHr'et.
HA HI'. (KIOIIS ONTIIKin OWN PIIF.MINI.
FORSYTH SCALE WORKS,
1 20iand S07 Mrket Street, SI. Loin.
LUDLOW, SAY LOR & CO.,
219 And 2?t Market Street.
APPLETON, NOTES & CO.,
Main Street and Washington Avenue.
FAUTOP.V IN CHAMBERS ABOVE STORK.
3--i1:tn
MESS
ED.
Principal Oiricc 101 W. Fifth St., Cin. O
HE ONLY RELIABLE GIFT KNTERPRISF. IN
THE COUNTRY I
$100,000.00 .
I.N VAlUAiltl OIF
To be distributed In
37th St mi-Annual
GIFT ENTERPRISE
To be drias. Monday. March 2Mb, 172.
One GfcANn Capital Prize of
$10,000 in Gold !
One Prl5,000 In Kilter;
Five Prizes $1,000 B. f
Five Prizes S-'00 f GREENBACKS.
Ten Prizes $100 I
Two Family Carriace ano Mttched Horsei with
llrer Jlounteii llliun, wnrwi
I1..W tail..
Two Honea and Hugnies aith SlUer-Mounted
Itaroes. worm si".' eacn.
Two fine-toned Rosewood Piano., north j.iti
.niii Ten f imitvfiAinir machlnci. worth $11"
each. 1'6"0 Rold aod ailver lever hunting worm
from tl' to SJiJO. Idlea cold leontlne cliaiua.
senvagoia esicnains. uuu nuu uvuui
ilrer table and tcaipoons, photograph
jewelry, etc.cw
Whole number Klfls, 10,000. Tickets limited tc
A(tent wanted to tell TickeUlo whoir. pberal
premiums will be paid, ...
Smile tickets 12 1 an tickets S10; tweUe licketi,
JWitwcntT-ftveJIO.
Circulars containing a full lift of prlies, a de
scription of the manner of drawlnit, and other In
formation In reference, to tho dl.trit'iitlon, wlllw
sent to any one ordering them. Alll.lelterA must
be J L. U. Hl.NE, Hoi PO,
orriir, Cincinnati, O
101 West 6th at. nov2wpnlv
COAI
CAIRO CITY COAL
It prepared to supply customer with thti bcni
PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS
COJLi.
ORDERS letl at IlalllJay Hro. ollice, 70 OHHJ
LKVEK.or ut the Coal Yard bi'luw the At.
Charlea Hotel, will receive, prompt attcnlloa.
litu'iuu "auiViauik" wiiii"im vviu munx
cmas, acuoiNuctta. sinus tcmcic
CHAS. SCIIOENMEYEH & CO
FURNITURE ROOMS,
UPHOLSTERING
AND
Mattross Man u facturing
Ftsrnllnre HrpnlrlHKt
PICTURE FRAMING.
All orders promptly attended to.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF WABIItNQTON AV
ENUE AND TENTH BT.,
CAIRO, ILL.
P. O. Drawer lantttf.
ImpTler" and Whoteale Dealers In
Drv Goods.
Mantifnctiirf rand Wholeaale Dealer In.
Boots find Shoes.
Whuleate ! urnlh(ii Ooodi and
Clothing.
Importer and Wholi-nale Dealer in
Winop, Liquor?, etc.
Manitrs-5tlirefrfr" ""
Fancy Dry Goods.
Impoiter' iiil JibbrrJ of
Millincrv and Straw Goods.
Ready Mixed fcr use.
Machinery Oils.
Manufacturer of
Clothinc'
Manufacturers of l'. 8.
Standard Scales.
Minufacturer of and Dealer in
Wire and Wire Goods.
Mnufactnron anJ Jolbfr of
"uula -" "--
IJtHVItAJICE,
W. It. MOKRI0,
Notarr Public,
U. H. CANDEE
No. Pub. and U.S. Ctm.
FIRE, nULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
CCIDENT, LIFE,
JtTNA, HARTFORD,
Assets .
Aet..
Assetf..
..3,M9,MH 97
NORTH AMZRICA, VAn
2.7S3.000 a
HARTFOKD, CONN.,
.2,M 1,210 7?
l'II(K.VIX, UARTFORI),
Assets 1,781,1H C
INTERNATIONAL, N. Y.,
Assets.. ...1,U,S98 17
PUTNAM, HARTFORD,
Assets.. .700,1)17
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Assets.
.....615,673 II
HOME, COLUMDUB,
Assets 816,1713
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO-
Aastta M0.000 00
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE,
Assets Vjii,000 Ot
TRAVELER'S, llAKTFOr.D, LITE AND
ACCIDENT,
Assets l.roo.OOOOt
RAILWAY PA8SENOERB ASSURANCE
CO., HARTFORD,
Assets . SOO.GW. I
INDEPENDENT, BOSTON,
Assel 30,I6
SAFFOKD, MORRIS & CANDEE,
71 Oblo Eevee,
City National Rank, CAIRO, ILL.
FIRE AND MARINE
tVMPAMEN
MAOARA, N. Y.,
Asset 1.43,ie2
OERMANIA, N. Y.,
Asset '..
HANOVER, N. Y.
Assets.,
..720,162 00
BEPU1ILIC, N. Y.,
Assets ..7H,26 0(.
Comprising the Underwriters' Agency,
YONKERH, N. Y.,
Assets 878,484 (1
ALHANY CITY,
Assets
"463,193 'a
FIREMEN'S FUND, 8. F-,
Assots,..
.078,000 Of
SECURITY. N, Y. MARINE.
Asset 1,432,M 00
OTORKS, Dwellings. Furniture. Hulls and Car
O goes, insured at rates as favorable aa aound,
nermanent securitv will warrant.
share 01 tbelr patronagt .
1 resueciiuiiy asa ui 1110 ciiisvos ui vairo, a
C. IT. HCGHKM.
OAT NT0REM.
8AM WILSON,
""ataa is
BOAT S-IOitsg I
OROCER1KB.
PKOVISIONS ETC.
Mo. HO
Onu Lkvk : . Cairo, Iu.
aastai raoarttr rtLlt
JAKK WALTEH,
BUTCH E
ixn BiAtia it
EiuiiTH Strket, IIeiwrkn Waiiiniton
AM) COMMKRCIAL AVENU1M,
AdJolBltiK HIIInhone Jk Hnnny's.
Keep the l-e.l of Beef, Pork, Mutlon, Vea
Lamb, auafe, etc., and are prepared to aerre
eitltena in the most acceptable n anner.
UAH FITTERS.
II. GKROULD;
I STEAM AND GAS FITTER
1D DZllta IM
OAH FIXTVREN,
Ga Fitter'a and Plumber's material, Woo
pumps, glub anH anile TalTts, stop
cocks, check Talres.ttc.
alio Aotar rot
TalU Brotbtra Palest Dry Oas Meter
ind Mnrehauae.Wella k Co'a Automatlo Watai
Indicator and Kupply Valt for ateam bollera.
WINTER'S PLOCK. COMMXRrlAl'ATXNTJ
RAILBOAM.
QUICKEST ROUTE FROM SOUTH
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R,
St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chi
caoo, New York, Boston,
AS ALL
POINTS EAST AND WEST.
Pa,.tfer Iralns arrive at and leave Cairo aa foJ
lowst mail. rirara.
'aiTt Sits a.m...............lto p.m.
lnrAr 4tOO n.ia 3iS a.m.
tloth trains eonucet at Centralis, with train on the
roa
Pana, Decatur, Bloomlnitco, El Paso, LaEalli
ldendota, Free port, (lalena, DubuqiM, aad
all pointa in Illinois Missouri,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa. And with
Lines running F.at and West lor
St. Louis, Bprinxheld, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Columbus.
And at Chicago wllh Michigan Central, Mlchlga
Bouthern, and Pittsburg, Fort Wayna
and Chicago Railroads tor
Detroit,
Albany,
Niagra Falls,
New Tork,
AND
Cleveland,
Huston,
Krie,
Pittsburg,
Washington
Dunkirk,
Philadelphia,
Uuflalo,
Baltimore,
ALL POINTS
EAST.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN It. R.
On and after Monday, April !4th, 1871, trams,
rua aalollows:
NORTHERN DIVISION.
Taaias aotaa sorntasr.
Mail.
Expresj
12.36 p.m.
S.OO '
Leave Virginia 8:4s a.m..
Rnringfield. ;20
iayiorvine
10:SU ' 4:20 "
Arrive at Pana 11:40 m 6:17 "
TaA!soia noaTiwiaT.
Ki press Mall.
Leave Paa............4:O0 a,m J:36 D.ra
" Taylorvllle ..4:4 " 4:28 '
Arrive at Springneld.6;lS " .......ou '
Leave apaingneld.....R:26 " e:10
Arrive at Virginia S:2i " 8:15
SoUTUEHN DIVIHION.
TiAiaa oixa tecTUiisr.
Leave Edgewood 6:30 a.m 10:10 a.ra
Flora . 8:25 " 11:40 "
Arrive at Uhawneetown3:Mp m 6:16 p.tn
T BAINS 00 1. HO KOaTNWIST.
Leave Shawnee town 8:46 a.m S.JOp.rr
Flora .....2:5S " 7;O0 '
Arrive at Edgewood 4:80 S.20 11
Tha 6:30 a.m. trala from Edgewood, runs only
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and 8:48 a.m.
train from Bhawneetown on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and baturdaya.
Connects at Ashland with Jacksonville division
ol Chicago and Alton Rsilroad. for Jtcksocvillo,
Petersburg, Mason City, a nd all oolnta west.
At Springfield, with Chicago and Alton, and
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, lor
Dloomington, Chicago, and all poiats north, north
west and west. ......
At Tana with lod. and St. Leuls, and Illinois
Central Railroad for all points east, south and
southeast.
At Kdgewood wllh Chicago Division Illinois
Central iullroad. ... .
At Flora, with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
AtHhawiieetovin, with steamboats for Cincin
nati, Paducah, Cairo and Bt. Louis.
ORLAND HMITII, flrn'ISup'L
Johx FooiiTT.Oen'l Fr'at and Ticket Ag'l.
MILLINKBB.
MRS. M. SWANDER,
DEALER IN MILLINERY
ASS)
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS,
Commercial Aeaae, appaalta El lio
aia Baajusaru'B
Cairo, Illinois.
CLOTHING FOR LADIES' WKAIi
Hade to order, or Ready-Hade,
Has received a full and complete stock of goods
ne newest ana compiciesi in ine ciiy. Aa I in
mtnse varlty 01
RIBBONS, LACES AND FRINGES
she otters area! tnducemata to harnatrama aJ
all others to call on her.exaanlne tat prices, styles
and quality ot her goods;
Mrs.Swancer, having sold her property, wll
sell the whole of these Roods at and fcalowcoal
Row Is the time to purchase Crxristmaa good
the very lewsst prices.
WOOD! WOOD I WOOD 1 1
The underjigned will furnish
HARD AND DRT WOOD
Aa Thenp, II not Cheaper
Un any wood dealer In Cairo. Leave order
,; "'"s " me roMomae anl at Ross' coal
Iwsil t1"m1 Te """. helween Tenth an.
weainr. .'I'.""!. Ci'p' "'' I give Co. I
auiHLU nJ ror'' "'' up If dialreS.
un
HKNNlHllALKt.
I'VIIRKR.
s. Walter's,
DiAUata
HARD and SOFT LUMBER
ol every dercrlptlen,
LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR PO.ST,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,"
orders solicited.
Steamboat Lumber,
Furnished on shortest notice.
Commereitl.av, bet. 10th and llth-stc,
CAIRO ILLINOIS.
T7d
BANKS.
THE CITY NATIONAL
CAIRO. lLLlSOIH.
CAPITAL,
8100,00
W. P. UALL1DAY. Preiideo
UF.NRT 1 1. 11 AI, I.I DAY, Vice Pr ant;
A. 1). SAFFOIU), Cashier;
WALTER UYSLOP, Assistant Cashisr.
siatcroast
Svaats Tavlob. Mosrir H. Cmxnonjv,
Jlnav L. Hallidat, W. P. Hauidav,
i!io. I). WiuiAMaor, Srtrnu Uiu
A. B. Sarroari.
Excbaaae, Coin aad L'altea Stale a
Bb4 Bongbt aad Hold.
DEPOSITS received, and a general baakln
business uene.
FIRST NATIONAL BAN,
OP CAIRO.
DANIEL 11URD, President;
ROUERT W. MILLER, Vice-Prestdtat
C. N. UUOHES, Cashier.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADB
I.'XCIIANOK, coin, bank notes and United
U Htates securities bought and sold.
lalereal Allowed on Time Dcpaali.
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
Clsarlered aTarets 31. 1MI,
orrici i
CITY NATIOVAL BANK, CAIRO
orrtctasi
A. B. SAFFORD. President;
fi. 8. TAYLOR, Vice-President;
W. 1IYBLOP, tiecreUrr and Treaaarer.
P. W. Babclav,
F. H.SrocarLtvu,
Cius. OALioiira,
Pacl O. tJcarn, '
W. P. HalupaV,;
K. M. ClsiimiHAK,
J, M, Patu.irs.
Depaetta ol nny Amount Received Irma
Ten Ceala t'pwarda.
INTEREST paid on deposits at the rate ot sir
percent, per annum, March Island ttepte t
ber lt. Interest not withdrawn Is (Aided Imn s
llaulr to the nrincinal of the deuoslts. then i,
giving them compound interest.
HARMED WOMEN AND CHILDREN HAY
DEPOSIT MONEY
SO THAT MO OXt BLaa CAM BBAW IT.
Onen everv business day from a.m. to 3 n.t-t.
and Saturday evening lor BAVINO DEPO11 ib
out), iron) s to h o clock.
.i.'MHI W IITBI OD TS-. .......
FAMIL.T OSOCEsatES.
LOUIS JORGENSEN,
Dealer la allkmJsuf
STAPLE AND FANCY
aBOOBRIHS.
raraier'a Yard aad laaTasls
WITHOUT CHAMa.
Cr, Washington'tv.'sUad TwtitUi'.-it,
cAzmo ilus.
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