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JOHN 11. OJ3ERLY & CO.PJlOPIllETOPvS.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS. Til HIS DAY, MARCH H,
BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTOK.-A V .
1 ST.
THE MAILS.
AitKlVK, ritrisr
North, Tliroitftn MMa.m. iotp,m
" Way SttOp.t.i, 4:pm.
South, Way. 12.Mji.im ; p.m.
" Through N. O., Mem.
phi ad J Columbus 2.30 p.m. 4:00 p.rn,
Ohio liner rout, (except
Jlf.n-lnyi . tMp.rn. r.iOOp.tn.
iron Mountain ft. It 2:30a.m. ll.i'lp. n.
In. Iltver route, Tuesday
and Friday 6.00 p.m. 7.J0p,m.
I tiebes, (loose Island A Hunts
t-c, Ills., Thursday A Kr.
'y i C.Wp.m. 7:00a.m,
aytleld, lllan.lnl.e a1
'.ole'a'e, Kjr ILCOa.m. I.Wp.m.
nrricr. Minus. -
rurnl IMvery 7inon.ni.
iniclnyfi a lo 3 H.rn.)
oncy Ord-r depattii,eht :tO a.m, UW
Ulster " ' " 8:Ja.m. u:'op.in.
oney Order ntiit lieji.tcr departments no
on Sunday.
OUU ciiunci!K.s.
r.SHYTEItUN-Kighlh.-tttct.
Prea lung .t-abbutli at o a. w., ami 7J1 r. n,
Vtkjtt in'. I nrf, WuluesiUysu. "K r. .
uu ! iy K Ii .. i, .1 r. x. J. M. IatH.d-n, griper-
'nltudent. lUr. C. II. Foots, Pwtfur.
J LT'iOt ;-T-( ..r. Eighth and Walnut 81..
"aj .ti.nir, FnUlt luS t. aasi 7 r. m.
I j r lot' ti. g, Wedndary, l . x.
lid .-. 1. 1 1. )i . L. W. rttilAeii, Sufwr
I, i, lent. Iter. F. L.Tmohpma, Pastor.
I IIL1 ' II Of TiIF- KKDKKMKK i:pM.-oil)
Mo. i)' --.)!, Bablmib 1 0, a. m.
f.ven ng prayer .tyfr,
!-sbUt, KllOl.da. M.
Iter. Its. On, Heater.
r. PATRICKS CHl'HCII Jar. Ninth St. end
A'ashington Avenue.
UU.- t-ervice.siaMxstlisjiand 101; a. m.
Vespers, ir. u.
unlay KW.ool, I r. h,
-M i t ettrj ftijr, r. at.
Rev. I'.J. trill.tx, l'rit.
. C.N'j MI.V- ClIKhTIAN AsrtOClATJON-Iteg-
i.' . pitting 'OBl Maslav(iii month at ll i
Prayer r.'.in of Ihe Preshyleruu Uiuich
IVekiy Prayer meeting, Friday, JJ4 S. N., at
Prater room of tb Preibtteriancharch.
(J. 1'sasu, President.
II.: AN MrrilOIiWT-JuurKehlli, b.lwt.u
U if hi. I ':Hlr.
2tl. . l.'.Alh, II A. X.
1 v s h"ul, tJ r. .
i -i . r. M.
r-h Nf rltKR-Wlt.LtlAITIST-PUlMoth W.
l.u.i:,; r. x. Mt. Wrn. JMktou, IVi-ttr.
t. -. o i ului.t d.I CUr.
bcrr..'r l.l.lh, 1J nil 3 r. x.
Kr. .V. Kick, I'Mltr.
HtKE WIM. HAlTlriTHUMK MlsalU.x kb'.N
'JAT rf'lf)HlrCotr wlnat ni Cedar Hit.
mu my S'boal, a a. v. y
Ilt.ir KftKB WILL Il.UTIST CHUKCII-Cur-r)
' llrri k.
rri:e,HbUl)i II a. v., r. m. anil TJ-J r. v.
Iter. Wx. KiLLrr, I'tor.
r-lKSTMlHalONAItV llAI'TlaT CIIUIlCll-Btt-hi
10th n i lltli atioct, tiearC'etUr.
Prciwliinr 10 a. x , n. 7i r. tt.
I'ruytr JleetinR. Wedn1) t'tFinii.
I'rew.. ujt, Kri'ley rtf ninii.
i-nblMlh s-l.ool, iVi r. m. John Vn lkixler led
AUr) t-ir htm .uperiotnJtnti.
Iter. T J. fa hoik. I'mto
BKCOND IIAIThTCIICUClI fouiUenth .treel,
I ttvtrrn Cedr and Walnut; Ft. Job ltrad
ey, i:ider , the nly llaptitl Churrh rrcciaited
y It. Atiation. femref, Sunday 11 o'elotk
r.iu,, at 3 p.m. and at 7 p.m.
Jacva iia,Aiii r, KUtr.
SECRET ORDERS
THE MAhONS.
iiuo CoxHAMitar, No. 1.1. 5-latel Ai-fmMy
: the Ajjlum Mani I Hall, Srtnn. tliini.ha.
k..'iar in each month.
I Aiao Coocit, No. it, Secular Conrocatlonat
n.onic Hall, the rxond Friday in each month.
( Aiao Ciiii-Tia, No. 71. Secular t'outocation
n Jlanonw; lUII, on the third lueedayof mry
ii nth.
ul liiwr. No. K17 P. A A. M Itegular Com.
n miK-ationa Kl Jla-nnic Hall, the arcoiid and
u rlh Mondnje o each month.
luitA IiIiuii, No.lx I-. a A. M. KeguUr Com
iiiunlcationa at Ma-onic Hall Srt and third
1 hurtda) in each month.
THK OUD-FKLLOWH.
AiriANBca Unr, i-Jl. In OJJPellov'a.
I'.ll, in Arttr'a lluiliinit, every Thursday eren
at 7oVlo;k.
STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFKICEKS.
'ioyernor, John M. Talmi r ;
l.ieulennnt-Gonrnor, John Dougherty I
-ecictiiryol State, Edwa:d Itiimmer,
AuJitnr of SUte, C. II. I.ippincolt ,
kUto Treasurer, E. N. Hte, i
supt. Public Innruction, Nfwton ItAteman.
COXOirESSMKN.
.'enatorc Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
i:cpraenttlvu for the biate at Large J. L
llorerlde.
Itepreainiatire Thirteenth Di.lnct John 11'
.tin.
..I KM HE ItS GEKEUAL ASSEMIJLY.
hnal, lt Mmtrict T. A. K. Holcomb, ol
V morJ?1 K- t"on, of Gallatin,
lieproet-ntativc, 1st liittrivt II. Watson Webb
county"officeks.
C'lUCUlT COUUT.
(udite 1. linker, of Alexander,
.rosccuting Altorue) I. P. JUCartuey, ol
:ic.
Circuit Clerk Jim. Q. Harinan.
Shentl A. II. In In.
iVm. Martin, Ase.sor and Ticaiurer.
COUNTY COUIIT.
Judge r. Ilros.
AssoPiatei J.;K. McCritejand S. Marchlldon.
Cltrk-Jacob O. Lynch.
Coroner John II, Ciottman.
MimOll'AIi GOVEKNMENT
i'ayor John M. Linden,
l'rejiiuer J. 11. Taylor.
Uomilrolltr-i:, A. nurnctt
Clirk Michael Howlry.
iii ruhal Andrew Cilu.
Attirney P. H.l'opn.
Police Maiitralo-.K. Uroa and U. Bhan
ntny.
Clue, ol Police L. II, Myers.
BELKO'T COUNClfc
ayor John M.Lnn.dt'ii,
First Ward-I'. G. bahuh.
Hocond Vfard C. It. Woouviard.
Third Ward-Jno. Wotxl. -routtli
Ward S. Slants Taylor.
City-at-Large W. P. llalllday and I). Huid.
HOARD OK ALDEUMfV.J
riltar WAUD-Jamei nearden
Leo Klt'b,
laaao Wftlden.
I.COND WAIU)-II. II, Cunningham,
K. Under,
Henry Winter,
VJanmHayne,
I11IHD WAItn-Win. Stratton,
Panicle Fitrgoiald,
, OUIITII WABD-Jamea Carroll, J
a, ILBoaae,!
J.lI.Metoalf.
tlM.I l? DTrr r nrnt r
POLITICAL-
kktl'kn's of thk skw iiam1'
i;tc, ktc, ktu.
V K HOC It AT I C 1IK0 KM ANIMATION.
.Si'iiiMillKl.i), .Mo., .Mure 1 1 12. An nl-jouryii-il
MH'ctliif! nrtliy ilctnocriitlc cluli f
i tills city uh I i - 1 1 1 tU'liiglil ami a Inrgn
nuuiucr Vioru in ntteiiUutiL't-. A thorough
oriiiilzutlon fur tlio c'utrimln in tho city
ulcuiiun tixjt; plnco and ircat unthuiluim
jiruvuilcil. A inni convunlinn wilt m
Lul'J on Saturday tillit fur tliu pursue ul"
iioriilnatlrij; cnndidntcii tr ill) llio variotii
city ulllcea ai tliu April ult.'Ctiun.
A JlKCTIO r t.lllKKAL.
Cl N I ' I n sfr f'i M 11 r Ml 13. Tlicro . n
iiiei'tlng nf llitt new dupiirturc tnn ut col
Ivn Imll lo-nii;lit. Spccvliua wktu inn Jc
by .luilca Ciuuryu llondli-y n rid J. C. Col
lin nf tho city, it ml Col. Gilmorn of
.Springfield, .Mo. T(jc fulluvv iny rcfolutic ri
M';i aduptml :
Keaolvcd llml w ilivitf till VOlL'tf.
wlmtlmr ol'tlio tk'Mocrmlc, rvnutilicnti, or
ftlier puny untucciftit', wh' uru Willi nj
tu unitu Mithutin luvor of tustuinini;
tliu conititution hi tt it, of civil rorvice
reform, n tarill' for rtvormo only ccnrl
mnntnt' for nil pat political otlunce', ulid
of locuJ jif.govomincnt, to meet with us
in liotioiial convention ut Cincinnati.
Ohio, on tho tint duy of -May next, to dc
ciduontlio tiiitplunof nction to ftcuro
tlie nbova mimed object- tmd tliu promo
tion of tlio general welfare.
N'KW ItAM I'SlltllK KLKITIN.
CoxcoKi), X. II. March Iii. h'lruw s ma
jority in .MHncliuttcr will exceed COO.
Dover givoa Straw 315 majority.
Portsmouth, N. II., -March 12, 0:30 p.m.
K'; turns of tliu voto for governor reclv-
ed from 6'J towns give Straw, rep., PJ,tT0;
wlon, dtin., 12,380 ; Illackmer, tcmper-
nnce, 85; Cooper, 1IC; icattering, -lO
giving n majority In these towns of 833
for Straw. Thoj towns lat year, gavo
Pikf, rep., 10,C03j AVoiton, dem., 11,309 ;
Cospor, Labor Kefnrm, Corning, temper
ance, and -attering" 'J 13.
Uoton, March 12. Straw u probublr
elected, and tliu indications are that tho
legislature Is republican.
CoNCOltD, X. II., .March 12. One hun
dred and twenty towns foot up : Straw
l.i'O; Weston 2'2,023 j Hlackmcr, torn-
perMncc, l'JC ; Cooper, labor reform, 2.0;
ScAttering, 71 j Straw's majority 1,411,
which will bo somewhat reduced by re
turns tn come.
.Manchem-ek, N. H , March 12. Tho
returns from the state as far as received
indicate the olection of Straw by 1,000 ma-
ority. Tho republicans nro hoMinj; n
congratulation, meeting at tho city hall.
Short speeches nro being inado and the
lection return read totue audience, ino
republicans have mado a guin of seven
republican in this city, nnd have proba
bly secured n good working majority in
the legislature.
PoitTKMornt, X. II., March 12. The
republicans nro jubilant over tho result
of tho election, and paraded tlio streets till
n Mo hour with bands of music. Marcy
(dem.) is defeated by "Warren Urown in
this scantorlal district by 1!00 majority.
Co.NcoltD, II., March 13.-1:30 a.m.
One hundred and soventy-four towns give
Straw 32,3:5U, Weston 29,812, Illuckmer,
tempurance, 333, Cooper L. 11, 319. The
legislaturo -lands republican 107, demo
crat 101, labor reform 3, tempeance
APPOINTMENT or IJKLKflATCS.
Madison, "Wis., March 12. The repub
lican itato convention for tho appoint
ment of delegates to tho national conven
tion mceU at the capitol to-morrow at
noon. Every indication teems to point
that tho delegates will bo instructed to
voto solid for Grant. Tho delegates will
not bo instructed for vice-president.
HELEdATES AltlttVINO.
Louisville, March 12. Delegates to
tho republican stato convention to bp
held to-morrow nro arriving In considcra
bio numbers to-day. Gen Jno. M. Harlan
will probably bo permanent chairman.
Tho convention will bo strong for Grant.
APPOINTMENT.
PiTThiirna, March 12. C. I), llrlgliam,
editor of tlio Pittsburg 'Commercial,' was
to-day appointed auditor general of tho
stato by Gov. Gcnry, to 1111 n vacancy
caused by tho death of Dr. Stanton, atidior
general elect, appointment to toko ctlcct
in May.
IN.-TKUCTED.
Lancastkh, Ph., March 12. Tho dis
trict delegates chosen hero to-day to tho
national republican covention were
Instructed to voto for Grant and Col fax.
True Kconomy.--Tho country Is nt
present flooded with cheap and inferior
goods of every description, which are lior
aldcd to the public in llaining advertise
ments mm wiiivit unu n inarKot among
those who hisvo yot to learn Hint "true
economy" consists in buying a first-class
nrtlclo "from tin established and llrst-class
houso. For oxnniplo, pianos of various
makers aro ol eretl at about one-nnn tlio
price of tlioso of really first-class manufac
ture. Among mo latter nuno aro nniro
desorvlnc of tho encomium "really first-
class" than those manufactured by Mossrs.
Win. Knnou is Co., ol Baltimore, it nrtn
which dates over tt third of ti century, and
u' hi iso ntanos for excellency of workman
ship, durability and iwoetness of tone,
stand, absolutely unrivuiicu unu coniuur
intr mnnv valuable patented improve
merits, to bo found in noothorinstrumont,
mado by tho best workmen and of strtclly
ursi-eiass anil seasoned material.
Tho so'callcd "chcai)'1 niano tnav pre
fcent n fair oxtornal appearance, but is
.1,. ui uiiurior anu oitcn entirely un
seasoned material, and soon becomes a
vrrecK wnicn uoncs tlio art of tho tuner
'a mako sncclal moniini. ..r .1.
ui the most forcible 'illustrations of out
remarks, which can bo applied to almost
every article wo meitrour tamiiios.
i
THK OHIO HORKOIt.
.AN INSANE HIMIIITUALI.HT ACCt'DKS HIS
VflPK 01' IIKI.VO A WITCH AND KILLED
II Kit.
Cincinnati, March 11. Further particu
lars in regard lo tbo murder of a woman
and threo little children near Dayton' on
Saturday night, indlcalo that tho murder
was committed by their father, Leonard
Mnrquard. who is ovidently Insane, from
a spiritual cauic. The story of the afl'uir,
which ihu man himtclf tell', is that n few
days ago ho read h chapter to his family
from the llible, and then raising up ac
cused his wifo of being u witch and using
witchcraft. IIu sain tho oldest daughter
continued him in his acctisatio.i. Ho says
nltn that on Snturday night ho told his
wife that ho wanted their children to
leave; that both ho and his wife atripped
nuked, knell down and prayed for Oftccn
minutes; they then stlpKKl"the two chil
dren, took them out utid drowned them,
ni.d laid them side by sidn on tho bank of
tbo stream. They then dashed out the
brains of tho Infant, and left it lying In
tho woodi after which ther returned
home and went to bod. After lying there
fifteen minutes he. told his wifo that he
Wanted to send her to Heaven uUo, and
immediately full upon her nfid itbbed her
lo death. Aflir tills he nroso nnu prnytu
till 3 o click In the morning when h went
to the nearest neighbors and told the
whole tturv. Murqunrd is a German
farmer and lias been in this country ubout
eighteen years. Tho murdered woman
was his second wife.
HECOND DISPATCH.
The 'Chronicle' special from Dayton
gives tho testimony before the coroner's
jury of Elizrboth, ages -even nnd Haba
kk aged six. They teitifUd that their
father and mother, after dark on
Saturday night, hunted for all
the children. They Iwo hid.
They heard tho mother take two of the
children and tho fathor the baby. There
was a light snow. The mother and father
killed tho three with their hands. Tho
father killed the baby first and then the
mother killed I.eali and Samuel. They
came into tho house naked and began
praying to God in Heaven. Tbo children
saw the threo dead on the ground, and the
mother and fatlinr naked. The two chil
dren were hunted for by tho parent nfter
tho death of the threo others, but wero not
found. They got away to tho straw-ttack
at daylight Sunday, and stayed there un
til found in the after-noon. The skull of
the babe, six months old, was all rnashed
in. Post-mortems wero had of tho mother
and three children. The examination is
still going on.
QUOTATIONS.
CtieMc.
New York Cheshire .... 17
Ilroomti
Common Home, per doi..... ! 73
Choice to Extra " 3 00 to .1 to
H. II. . . 00 to 6 SO
Ieamnx finrt Tnllori
Ur twai........ 30 1 Tallow.... ... 7 a
lsovIaton.
LAP.D In tierces per Hi ,
In keiii " .
HAMf Hawr cursd "
I to 9
1H: io ll
.l3llo IS
v lo 10
s'ilo 9
7
t.ouriirr "
Drr hall " ... ...
Hhoulders bacon "
" " dry a
CliarUe ' Ilacon
' " dry salt.....
Knisnrs) aud rupa.
Sl'GAIt Ne Orlesns prime to choice
10 to IK
l.Hol:i;i
14V; lolU
iKto ir
(0 toUa
3 a
Crushed and Powdered....
tirautilaied .... .. .......
SYRUPS Common.. . ..,-..
New Orleans new...
KHltl
Kacswha per bbl 2 M Dairy pr bbl
Tena i
Imperial I loto 140 1 Gunpowder 1 lotol 4S
OoIoogbiacklbOto 1 30 1 Toung Iljs'i I lotol 41
noggins; s
Gunnies lsJ to UJ-Jc I Iturlaps.. aj-t
Twine I Twite Hemp.'JI lo
Twine Flax J COc
Heedi.
CloTrr, per bushel ...
Timothy, per bushel
IIISm .
7 to TU
i Uno3 7
Green V lb........ 7 to 7K I Dry Flint
18
bUICU 3 lUVyy I IT OHIl
(,ree n tan ib.uaij
Sheep pelts ea 2S
Cure' ' M to 14J4
Wlnrai nul I.luuorau
HHANDY Hennessy per lisl best 7 64
o.gneue " ......
WINE Port- 2 Mto 3 10
Nierry - .. ! Z to 3 so
CalaVba - 2 60
Caret ner va.es..
tv-irtur-v xitzm-.A
ti to 1 M
llourbon 3 OC
Htb il 71
Wheat new 1U
II Uh Wines .. 1 W
t'oiTve I
Jsra .Mc to 35 1 Lsgnajra .27 to 2S
lilo, prime to choice -. ......... 'is to 2Ct
uaiuiK nnu a-oiaiatrw.
Onions, ner Lbl.Jl 25 I Potatoes, ner bbl 3 OOaS 25
Onion sets, per buihcl 2 75a3 C
ItuleH offrelsbf.
To New York.
...41 701 Fourth Class U
1 40 bixjcial Cluss... ......
... 1 W I
First Class ,
Keo'Ld Class....,
Third Class .
Cotlou I
To New To
York. Boston.
Compressed -I us ...... .Jl Ll
unoninpresseu i is . w
Floor I
To Ntw York per bbl,.
To lloston ix-r bbl
..II w
,. I 70
W I
t I
4
5 From Cairo to
I
D
1
i
10 Coal Oil per r
7 u l'obacco i'r h
i ao Cotton per M
i H LumlierperM
i a Lumberlebse
i a Ueavylrt-cwl
! 1 V I
Prom Cairo to.
Flour, per bbi.
Hay, per ton ...
Corn, tier cwt...
naf. r.MP nif
100
I'm Air. 1'f.P 1.1
8 00
Appl3. per bbl
20
fork, peruni ..
Whisky, tier bbl
TO COLONISTS;
IF YOU ARE GOING WEST,
liny your tickets orer t't "oM reliable" Mis.
poiai Paciiic ItAiLtosn, tho popular route from
Ht. Louis toSedalta, Ft.ricott. Lawrence, Kansas
City, Atchison. Ht, Joseph, Omaha, Denver and
all points In Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and Col
orado, to which pionlo are moving. This Line
has an unexpected' equiftnent in tine day
ronf her. Pulltnin n.ilaee slceurs. Mllier'a safely
platform, and the patent steam brake, and Its
reputation tor prompt time and sure connections
lanioverbl.il. For valuable ihtormatlon and as
sistance, to make special arrangements at lowest
rules ollcred by any linn, call upon or address K.
A, roru, (icnerai i-asseni(er akcui Missouri i a
citio It. 11. HI. Louis, Mo.
No trouble to ask questions. 3-C-wly.
TO M KHC HA NTS ()!' THK WKST.
tiii: rof.i.oiviMi i.i:.iii.u
HOUSES of S-A-IHSTT LOTJIS
Are prrpnrr-l wilt, tt Wl I. "STOCK of.SPItlMJ (i)OIS which will lie
SOLD .A.T BOTTOM PRICES.
DODD, BROWN & CO.,
411,420, 4 . 4Jt,4rtNorih Filth Mr(et,
Corner ofSt. Claries,
FISKE, KNIGHT & CO.,
iuy and Vrl .North Pith Strtet.
STELLE, YOST & CO.,
ft I acl IVi Kortli Filth Street
ADO MM I EHLEKT,
Pole I roprlclor Arnmatle I'atawbi Hitters,
No. 1 1 1 A tin North Third M
J. II. WEAR & Co., -
fit's North Main Street.
WATEP.S, TODD & CO.,
4 !)N,,ti, Fonnh Hrree,.
AVER ILL'S CHEMICAL PLANT, HeadyM.xedfcru.e.
Address GF.ll. II. PAItTltHKii: A CO.,
7iz r.ortii .nam Kireei.
CIIAS. R. LEWIS & CO., Manufacturers of
41'J North Main f Irect. Clothing.
MAH i: IOIIS O.VTIir.lR OW.V I'llEniNKH,
FORS y T JI SC A LE WORKS, Ma''ufM,"r'r90fl'-s'
i and 507 Mirket Street, SI Liuis. Standard SdlleS.
LUDLOW. SAY LOR & CO., "'.. -f U Dealer, la
319 and Market Street. Wil'G Mid Wil'0 Goods.
APPLETON, NOTES & CO.,
Main Street and Washinxton Avenue. jjuuio aim jiiut.c.
FACTO It Y IX CIIAMBEUS A HOVE STOI1E.
.t-o.d3m
BKAIa ESTATE AC! F.NT.
0. WINSTON k CO..
REAL "ESTATE AGENT
AUCTIONERS,
H (SECOND. FL00K) OHIO LF.VKE.
CAIP.O, ILLS.,
Bbv and Sell Heat. KnTA.Tr.,
PAY TJ&ES,
FURNISH ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
s I pretsro Conteisnces of Kinds.
4JAH KITTUtS.
II. GKROULD;
STEAM AND GAS FITTER
UAH FIXTf Hl-S,
Ga Fitter's and Plumber) material, Woo
pumps, Kiooe nou anuio tbivws, siup
cocks, check Talie,etc.
also AdtxT roa
Tulta nrolhens I'alent Dry Gas Mclei-M
And Mnrehsuse, Wells A Co'h Automatlo Watei
ludicatur and supply Vahe for steam boilers.
WINTKB'b ltl.OCK, COM M Eh CI A I -AYXNU
1'AMII.Y iKOt'i:itl.S.
LOUIS JOltGKNSKN,
Dealer Is all kinds of
STAPLE AND FANCY
f'nriucr'M Yard niiil Nlnbllni;
WITHOUT CIIAI10E.
(r, Washington-av.'and Twcntietlt-st.
CAIRO ILLS.
Willi.
BOAT NTOItE.
SAM WILSON,
B I A L a is
BOAO? STOBB3
a no ckriks,
1 K O V I S I O N S K T C.
Ifu. no
Onj Lkvkk s . Caiko, Ilu
oatisas raoui-rLT 'rrttiii'
WHISKERS.S
will torce tho beard t"
Oue packago ol Professor
Hall's Msglo Compound
.. ......... Ilili.lr anil liMifV nn
Will lOrCO IHU uraiu Riwn ....v........
the smoothest Isco (without Injury) In SI U ys,
or monev reiuuueu i vuia i..i.i..f,.',
o,3 for nyjbNE9 4 ty.( A,hlftnJi MM,,
. 3.14-wtt.
Importers and Wholerale Dealers lo
Drv Goods.
Mm:.u.turtrand Wholerale Dealer In
Boots and Shoes.
Wholc.ale furnishing Goods and
Clothing.
lrnorler tid Wholesale Dealer in
Wines, Liquors, etc.
Manufacturers of
Fancv Drv Goods.
imp...i-AnjjbtM.of
-Millinery and Straw Goods.
Machinery Oils.
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
1?,. ,1 oi,c.
TAXSALK NOTICK.
Notice I. hereby uivento Mary O'llryan, Mar
tin Levrcowezo. A. Williams and J.J. Rich, and
each of )Otl, lhat at n sale ol land- and town lots
situate In Alexander county, Illinois, for the delin
quent Mate, roumy, and district school taxes for
the year ltff, i,nd cot, hM at the Court House,
In ihecity of Cairo, In said c only, on the ncm
ilny of June, lf70. I purchased Die lollowini; ile
ci Ibed lots eitutte in the city of Cairo, cotinly ef
Alexander, and stateof Illinois, lo.wlt ,
Lot Si in block r,7, taxes In the name of you, the
said Marv o'Hryan, nnd lots 35 anil 34 In Ljock
W, txol in the namo of you, the
said Martin Lewcoeze, and lot 2
in block So, taxed In ihe name of you.
the said A. V llliams, nnd lot 7 in block 3d, taxed
In the name ol you, the said J. J. Ilicti ; nnd you
are further notified Ihit the time lor the re', emp
Hon nt said lots will expire on the S"th day of
June, lsT.'.
JACKSON PRICK, Purchaser.
March c. I '7.'. 3-U-.I3I.
TAX PUltCHASKlt S NOTICK.
The rersens named below and all others inter
eard art JiereLy nutiiieii lhat tin sale of lands
and loivn lots made bv Ibo sherin of Alexander
county in the slat nt Illinois, at llix door of Ihe
(Jaurl Jluii-e III III, in,. f Cairo, iu rani noiily,
on the 'JOth and 30th dais ol June, A. D. loTO, the
lindersignea purchs.eil, tor taxes an 1 costs due
thereon for the year leO, certain lots of lands
situate In said city ol Cairo, and additions thereto
as described below, tO'lt i
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FIRE AND MARINE
Iiiaiirniice Airrncy.
TRICMPH, CINCINNATI,
As3t tiOO.Olsj
NKW KNOLAND MUTUAL, LIFE,
Asets, over i,ouo,ooo
ANCIIOHD FIltH AND MAItINK
Of St. Louis.
Solicits all kinds ol risks.
F. II HONS,
oepijtr Agent, Cairo, Illinois.
WOOD! WOOD!! .WOOD!!
The undersigned will furnish
HARD AND DRY WOOD
An Clienji, II not Cheaper
linn snv wood denter in Cairo. Leave orders
n tlio slaws at tho Postolllce and at Rosa" coat
aril, on Commercial avenue, between Tenth and
twelfth streets, Cairo, Illinois. 1 give good
measure aim will COM me woou up ii neaireo.
augio-ti DENNIS HALEY.
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Cairo, Ills., March 11, 172.
S Udl! W. . (J1LI1ERT, Purcliftser.
iiaiuboahh.
ICKEST HOUTE FROM SOUTH
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
to
St. Louis, Louisville, Cincikmati Chi- '
caoo, Nkw York, IJoston, '
ASB AIL I
POINTS EAST AND WEST.
Passetger trains arm at and leare Cairo ai fol
lows i
"lit. ripstss.
' SilOa.m ....ltOO p.m.
I'T 4llH)s. in 'Jits a.m.
Doth trains coancet tt Centralis with train on the
jsj:.i3sr iiircriE
roa
Paua, Decatur, Illoomlngtcn, El Pao, USslu
Mendota, Freeport,(lsena, Dubuque, and
ail points In HtiDOis, Missouri,
Mionesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa. And with
Lines running Fst and Wet lor
M. Louis, HprinKheld LoinsTille,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Columbus.
And at Oilcaco Willi Michigan Cenlral, Michliia
Boulhern, and Pitt.tmrs. Fort Wsyns
sad Crilfsjro lbillroads lor
Detroil, CTereland, Dunkirk.
Albany, lU.non, Philadeliihia,
Nlsjrra alls, Krle. Ilutt.ilo,
New Yerk, I'ltlpbtir;, llalluriore,
Wn.lniijjion.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN P.. R.
Oaanl nr Monday, April 24th, 1"1, trains
rua aslollowst
NORniER.N DIVISION.
TRAlaf OOINO forTUEAIT.
Mail. Express
Leave Virginia t:la.m . ... 12 35 p.m.
" SpriDfrfield 9:iO 3.0D "
" Tajlornlle..10:5i ' 4:20 "
Arrive at Pana 11:10 m 5:17 "
Taaixsooiso soarnwtsT.
Express Mall.
Leave Pats ...4.oua,m J:Mii.m
" Taylorvllle 4:4 " 4:-;6 "
Arrive at bprlnjrfield.0!l5 " 6.0U "
Leave SpstnKfield :25 11 6:10
Arrive at Virginia :2l n:s
SOUTHERN DIVISION,
vaaixs oorxa secTiiiasr,
Leave Edgewood ...... 6:JO a.m. 10:10 a.m
" Flora .f:25 11:40 "
Arrive at bhawneetown3.5:tp m 6:15 p.m
vastus GO I sn soaviiwtav.
Leave Vhawneetown :l'i a.m ... .:20p.rr
" Hora .2.55 ' ..7:l"
Arrive at Edgewood. 4:J0 8:-j0 "
The 5:30 a.m. traia from Edsewood, runs onl)
Mondays, Wsdnesdays and Fridays, anA Sit.la.m.
train from Shawneotown on Tuesdays, Thura.
df ys and Saturdays.
Connects at Ashland with Jacksonville division
i nl Chicago and Alton Rilroad, for Jtcksor.villu,
t'eiersuurg. .iiasonijiiv. ana an uoinis wesi.
At HDrincfield. with Chlcazo and Alton, ami
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, Inr
iiloommgton, urucago,andaii points nortn, north'
west and west.
At Pana with Ind. and SI. Leuls, and lUlaols
Central Railroad for all points east, south and
souineasi.
At Edgewood with Chicago Division Illinois
leninii nauroaij.
At Flora, with Ohio aid Mississippi Railroad,
AtShawceetoan, with steamboats for Cincin
nati, Paducab, Cairo and St. I.oui-.
OR LAND SMITH, Oen'ISup't.
Jouv Fooarrr, flen'l Fr'st and Ticket Ag't.
AGENTS WANTED FOU
BELDEN,
THE -vVHITE CHIEF :
on,
Twelve Yean amont Ihe Wild Indian
er tiie l'lnlna:
The I.ifeot (leOrge P. llelden, who jslned the
Indians and became a celt brated warr.er, abounds
In thrilling adveuture uud curious information,
and .a nrofu.elv illustrated with new and spir
ited encravingsol adventures and the manners
and customs of the Indians. The most populsr
and successful book ol the year. Sells in sight.
One sgsnt just reports t'js proHt In one week. A
10 page circular, with specimen pages, a large
poster with 30 lllusiiatlons, and terms lo agents
sent free, by F. A. HUTCHINSON at CO., Wi X
8ixtli street, St. Louis, Mo. Jan4dawly
LOOK TO YOUIt CHILDREN.
THE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY
Mr a.
wniTcoatn's
Sirap.
Cures colic and griping -v Price,
in the bowels, and
ellitates the process of t Cents,
teething. J
k -
Mrs.
lYHITCOXB'S
Hyrup.
Mrs.
iriHTCOJIll'S
Kyr-.p.
Subdues convulsions I'rlre,
and jvercninea all dls- ( Si
easea incident lo In- I (eats,
faats ami children. I
Cures diarrhea, dlnno I'rlcr,
tery snu summer com. I si
pla:ntluchildtenolall f Cents.
cs. I
It Is the Great Infant's and Children's Soothing
Heme iy in all disorders brought on by Teething
or any ether cause. Prepared by tlio
ORAfTON MEDICINE CO., St. Louis. Mo.
Soid ny Llruggists an valera in Medicine
verywiiere. my7dwCm
AGENTS WANTED.
Fornn entirely new and faeitating ork of unu
sual Interest,
THE HOME OF GOD'S PEOPLE
The grandest and most popular book out, now
selling faster than any oilier threo toks com
bined. Nearly 200 biiperh Engravings. Oue
Agent took 114 ordere in 10 navs. The best
chance to make money ever otlered. A good
Agent wanted in eveiy Township. Send Inr our
circulars wild terms (unsurpassed), description,
endorsements, etc. K. A. HUTCH NSON .V CO.,
.'sr.' Noilh istxtli street, St, Louis, 31 o.
oar Also publisher ot tliu Nttv lll.liTSltro
PoLroLor Family Histr, hlch utterly .urpasse"
all other edltious. ('.".'l magnificent engraviugi.)
3-1. dm 10m
l'AHKElt & BLAKE,
unit as is
WALL PAPER, PAINTS,
11111)-, Itcuclnr, Gasoline,
WINTOW GLASS.
WINDOW SUADEa,
And the celebrated illuminating
AURORA OIL.
HHOSS' UUILDINO, COR. llTII-ST. i COM
MEUCIAL-AV.,
Cairo, . Klinois.
augSOtf
HUUTN ANU N1IOW.
WILLIAM EHLEltS,
Fashionable
HOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
TWENTIETH STREET,
Uetweea Washington avtnue and Poplar
CAIRO, ILL.
IS K Y HOO H.
FALL"" WINTER. 72
m c. iianny.
LA ROE STOCK.
UROWN.SU EETINOS,
PRINTS,
CHECKS,
1
STRIPE S,
KKNTUCKY JKANH, EXTRA,
CASS1ME11S, ,
11LACK ALPACAS
AND
LUSTERS,
UilOS'iltAlN SILKS,
t I'ori.i.vs.
LAltG'K STOCK OF CAItl-.'sTLVO
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTING,
Window Nlindca,
01 LT HANDS,
NOTTINGHAM LACE
DAMASK.
Ilia EnllreNlork ?fow Cloalns; Ont
AT
VERY LOW FIGURES.
CORNER EtII ST., AND COMMHRCIAL-AY.,
Cnlro, IlllnoU.
seMlir
JOHX 11. CANNON k CO.,
tsutcessors to E. U. TUTTLE A Co., WhoWssla
Dealers in
MILLINERY GOODS,
SOU X. Fourth Slroef,
Cor. St. Cfaarlen, ST. LOUIS.
Hpscial attention given to orders, and satisfac
to ti gurrantted. 'J.M.il'.'ni
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
With IIh irlooiny nllriidnnlN, low Hiilr
llsj' drjiri smliia, in volimliiry cinlsutfon,
linr Heiiien. snerirutlorrliu-H. lo nt
power' iniiy he ml, Iomn i irinory,
nml ttirenlriirsl linnrlpnro nnd l.HbV
cIIIIn, unit ii liiveri'lkTn euro In ISum
ltlirry'si lloiiieiiiiitlilc Spec tic
Twenty-elulit. Composed nt tr.o most valuit
b'e inllii and potent Curatives, they strike a
node at the roots ot the muter tone up t.o sys
tern, arrest the dl. charges, and nn;ml vigor snd
mercy, llle and vitality to ttentue man. They
have cured thousands ofca.'es. Price, V per
facksgeso( tive boxes and a large t- vial, which
s very Important iu ubstinnle or old cases, or It
persinglrbox. Sold by all drtlisls, aaJ sent
by mall on ncelp; ot price. AdJr-ss Itumihrey
Hpeclflc Homeopathic Medicine Co., 5rj llroad
way, F. V. P. JJUUH.
auglSileowawly AgJt, Cairo, lllinoi
DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL DIS
COVERY. II ll T II K N D A
MINERAL SPRING WA
TER Ul WnukrNlia, WUconnln,
klXnowledgedcure of Bright's Disease, Dtatietes
D.epsy, all atlections ot Kidaey, lllauder and
Uaiary organs, also Liver troubles. H. P. Chase,
Chief Jtisttce of the United States, restoied tn
health br its use, In six weeks.
J. W. Willis, (.eneral agent tor the Ftate ol Illi
nois. Wholesale and Iteiall Supply Depot, 72.
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. All orders by
llinii )iruiiiiiij niiruu.il it, emu iui 1111:111111 a.
entdeoil'Jm
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
MARRIAGE
GUIDE.
A Private CoudscIoi
to the Married or
those aboutto nurry
on the Klivsioiiigicit.
mysteries nnu revciauons 01 mo sexual system
with the lalestdiscoverles in producing and pie.
Vf "ting ollspring, preprving tnecemplexioB.Ac.
I'hU Is au Interesting work of two ImnJreJ slid
lwinty!lcitr pages, with numerous engravings,
nd contains tamable information for those who
are married or contemplate marriage; still it isn
bunk Mat ought to be uuder lock and key, and not
lstj carelesslyaljoutthe bouse.
Sent to any one (free of postage) for 50 cent
Address Pr. Iltitls' Dispensary, No, 12,
Eighth street, ht. Louis, Mo.
ftoilre tollie AtHlcteiland Unfortunate.
Heljre niinlvln!! tn the notorious Quacks who
advertise iu the public paper or using any kiiack
remedies, peruse, Dr. llutta' work, no matter
what your Uiseaso is or how deplorable your con
dttion.
Dr. llutta can be consulted, personally or at
mall, on tliedisne.es mentioned in his works.
nthce.No. 12 N. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Ulieslunc m Miuia gin, mvuiiwi'
GOLD I G LDll GOLD II!
Tilt
GOLDEN COMPOUND
Will force the Ix-anl or moustache to grow
thick and heavy, on the smoothest face, or lulr
on the Istldesl head, In 21 days, or money refunu.
did. This preparation has been before the puh
I io fur over Ihiitecii years, and thousands ot
voluntary testimonials cun be shown of its mer
lis. Sent by mail, post-paid, with directions In
full for its use, tor 50 cents a packege three for
ft Address a0U,KVC0MP0UNr,CO
No. '.25 Pme street, it. Louis, Mo
Jsn3ln-
1 l.-l i.i
EL DORADO
BILLIARD
SALOON AND BAR
ROOM. JOHN OATEN, FroprUUr.
106 Ommercial Avsnue, CAIKO, ILLINOIS'
Rest brand of Callfc-sniaiCigariJust received,
BILLIARD aaloon lurolalied with tie bsat ol
tablet : and bar tuopUad with wines, Idiuora
and cigar ot lh Inest brasds.