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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, SATURDAY, JUNE S9, 1878. ' f 1 1 1, i! ER'SGUIDE TAKE NOTICK. VWITABLI Of TBI ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. X. Ob aad afUr Bund, Me? lllh, 1871, the follow g liaae-teble will go Tern the arrival end depart ure of pasetagtr trains el Cairo i aaearf-Halt IrmlB. dally 3:00 a,ra. Ki press, dailr...... ... MOp.m. aafrtsS stall, delly...nmm. Si4A B.T). ElPrNlt,IHHIM,t,HHHHMIM 3,l5 ptlllt Cairo and 8t, Louis Short Lis. AfTI NmmiNlltlNHIINIHHIIHMkHtMtNM'MSltl p. Hit) Depart................................... 1130 a.m. No cheat o of crsr from Cairo to St. Lonla. No change ofeare from Cairo to Chicago. Elegant I rawing Roow eleeping can oa Bight traina. Haggeg eheoted to all important points. PROPOSALS. TOR REPAIRS. OF CERTAIN SlDEWA LKS. Soiled nronSaals.adrlreiaed to lh Committee on Htreeta will bo melted by the CUT Clark un til WEDNESDAY, the .1rd proilmo, for furnish- ina; ineienaia ana uoing mo won oi repairing wie Pldewalka an I crosswalks, and lowering the aeme two !'H below their present graJe, on thi Weat aide of Washington Avenue, between 21it and 27lh Streets, and between JOthand 34th streets, and on the Weat aide ol Commercial Avenue, be tween KOth and 34th atreeti. Bimtlar proposal will also be receired althe CAIRO AND MOUND CITY TEAM TOO. CACHE Will make three trlpa dally. maths cnao I liaviio notirs tm At T..... ..........a.m. At 8:30 ,.jt.in. At 11. ........... ..--a.m. I At 1:30........ p m, At t'90 ..p.m. At e ..... p.m, Fare each way. 90 cental 10 tlcketa for tl 60, Will land, whan hailed, at any good Intermediate anmng I or paaaengera or rreignt. nor ltf, CAIRO AND PADUCAH AIL BOAT. The aplendld ateamer J" AS. FISK, Ben. Howard Capt, Leaea Cairo DAILY. (Sunday excented). at am. For freight or passage apply on board or janstr JAS BI0O9, Ag't, PIITSICIAMS. e. a bbigiiam, m. d. TJOMEOPATniC Physician and Surgeon. Of XX flee 130 Commercial arenue. Residence on Tenth atreet three;doore weit of C R. Woodward. DR. J. 0. SULLIVAN, J near corner Commercial arenue and Etgh WILLIAM R. SMITH, M. D. Y1ES1DENCE No. 21 Thiriumh .i.t k. XV tween Washington arenue and. Walnut atreet. C. W. DUNNING, M. D. pESIDENOE-oornerNinth and Walnut ata. AAiOrhce corner Sixth atreet and Ohio leree. Grace hours from 8 a.m. to 12 m., and 9 p.m H. WARDNER, M. D. I J EVIDENCE Corner Nineteenth atreet and XV Washington arenue, near court house. Of n Oorer the postoffice. Office houra 10 to 12 andZtotp.m. anictf. Our Homo Advertisers. GO H P. G. Schuh 5 tn a a o u w & fa PS w Pi aamo time and place fordolnglheeame work, the citT tn furnish the reuuislte materials. Ily order ol COM M 1 1 TUB OH STREETS, June 27. vsn, 27td DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that the Copartnership heretofore existing b ween Wm. ElchotT and llrother, In the Furniture Manufacturing busl neia, under the Arm name of Echofl Bros, la this day dlssolred by mutual conaent, Wm. El choffpurohaalni the whole buaineaa. aaaumini all Ita liabilities and receiving all the accounts uue the old Arm. WM. EICIIOFF. CHARLES EICIIOFF. Cairo, Ills., June21, 1872. -2SdIw LOCAL NOTICES. NOTICE LICENSES. Saloon keeper and liquor dealers whoso licenses oxplro on tho flrat day of July are boreby notified tbat a prompt renewal of tho aamo will bo required. All bonds should bo filed with tho City Clerk, by next Monday cvoning, to at to bo pro sontod to tho council on that evening for approval, 4othorwiso dolay may be dan gerous. M. J Howlet, City Clork. Cairo, Juno 20, 1872 4t ICE I ICKII ICEtll From "Wednesday May lit, the ico wagon will canvass tho city, to continue during tho summer months. Nono but puro northern lako co will bo dolivorod. Husk, Looms, & Co. ARLINGTON HOUSE. T. B. Ellis, proprietor, cornor 7th street and Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills., is prepared to accommodato tho public with board by tho day, week or month, at lower rates than any othor first-class houso in tho city. Tho rooms are all well fur nished, light and airy, good samplo rooms for the accommodation of Commercial agonts. The houso is located in tho cen- torof tho business part of tho y within ono squaro of tho post offlco. 4-9-tf CENTRAL HOUSE. Having rofurnisbod this well known and popular boarding house, on Sixth street, near tho post office, the proprie tress would inform tho public tbat she is proparod to accommodato tho public with first-class board and well furnished, well vontilatod rooms on tho most reason able terms. Amplo preparations bavo been made to accommodate an unlimited number of day boarders. Patronage so licited. Mrs. T. N. OArrNKY. Bl -9df. THE L1TTLK KKNTUCKIAX, No. 53 Ohio levee, is tht place whero they keep the freshest fish and game, and the finest winos, liquors and cigars, to bo found In tho city. Dinner only twenty- flvo cents. Open day and night, at all hours. J. E. Park, Proprietor. 3-ltf. NERVOUS DEBILITY, With Ita trloomjr attendant, low plr- Ita' denreaalon, involuntary emiaaion. loaa or semen, permatorrnaea, loaa ot HI Pig u 0 0 (!) o o a o u 4" O M B w to Eh W -3 o fcl V) Ph o 3 s GRAND riC-NIO EXCURSION. up tuk onia river oh the arsAUER xckert on thi fourth or jult. Tho steamer Xckert will leave the wharJ at Cairo precisely at eight o'clock, on Thursday morning, the Fou rth of July touch at Mound City at nine, at Caledonia half past ten, at. Metropolis at 13, at tho Lakes opposite Paauoafc, at hair past one; aft'Br which she will go to Pad ucah, where (ho will stay until ire, returning to Cairo. at fcalf put eight o'clock In the evening. The people of Paducah give apio-nloon thavt day at the beautiful lakea Jnst oppo sitti their city, which will give all who witih, a chanco to join tbe Paducah people in their plc-nic, or enjoy a nice stroll in the beautiful wooda about the lakes, while thoso who prefer it can have three or four hours to walk or drive through Paducah. Each family will have tho privilege of taking their basket, while those who would rather not bo incumbered will be furnished with refreshments at the lunch tables on the boat, at reason ablo prices. There will bo a bountiful supply of confectioneries, fruits, icecream, lemonade, soda water &c. This will be a splendid chanco for families who wish to spend the "fourth" together. As the Eckert wa built for plc-nlo purposes, the children can bo turned loose on the boat to enjoy themsolves without danger. This oxcursloa will be given for the benefit of the Methodist church of Cairo. Fare for round trip from Cairo, Mound CitT and Calladonia, $1 i children COc. From Metropcfia 60c; children 25c. Id Fred. Blajikenbsro has engaged a new pianist, an accomplished musician, who recently arrived from the old coun try. He is a very fine performer and Fred'a is a fine instrument; consequently, tho musks of tho Excelsior, like its liquors and cigars, is not excelled In the west. Go and listen to tbe music and try tomo of Frod's eool Weiss boer. 5-23 tf The Bulletin job printing is better and cheaper than that of any office in the state of Illinois. "We mean what we ay. Come and soe us I Aoixt's Ornoi. I. C. R. K. Co.,1 Catao, June 24, 1872. We will commence the date of excur sion tickets for the 4th of July to points on tho line of this road on the evening of tbe 3rd and discontinue on the departure of the evening train on the 4th. Tickets will bo good until July Bth inclusive Ono and one-fifth fare will bo charged for tho round trip. Jaues Johxsoh, Ag't. 8.27-Gt. Ills. Cektral R. R. Comp't, Aoemt's OrncE, June 28, 1872. j To persons wishing to attend the na tional democratic convention to be held at Baltimore, July 9tb, 1872, we will sell ex cursion tickets to Odin, Effingham, or Mattoon and return, for ono and one-fifth fara for the round trip. Sale of tickets will commence July 1st and discontinue on departure of the evening trains on tbe 8th. Tickets will be good to return until July 31st, inclusive. G-28-Gt. James Johxboh, Ag't. . cIIkkv head, loaa of memory, ana larraicnni i.rivHw clllta, and a lovereljrn cure In Itum. nrey 'M iioraeopaian npmac no 'wenty-elcbt. Composed ot tho mod ralua ble mild and potent Curntivea. they strike a onde at the roots ot the matter, tone up no era tern, arrest the discharges, and imparl rigor and anergy, lile and vitality to the entito man. They nare cured mousanua oi cvpp, i-rn-c. w yci packages ot fire boxes and a large $2 rial, which la TCry important iu uuatiaittv ui viu w, . pereinglebox. sold by all druggists, and eenl Ly mall on receipt ot price. Adaresi Humhrey. Bpeclflo Homeopathic Uedlclns Co., 6fl2 Oroad nugioavowmwij akcoi, irus uuuwn PAUL Gr. SCHUH'S Pre scription Drug Store is open day and night. All prescrip tions carefully and neatly fill ed with dispatch. The largest and finest selections of Toilet Articles, Vases and -sundry Fancy Goods of all descrip tions just received and sold by polite and attentive clerks at tho lowest figures. Satisfy yourself by a call. 6-231m Truth and Poetrt. Milton puts into tho mouth of Lucifer, in "Paradise Lost,' these memorable words "To be weak is miserable." Never was a truer sentenco written than this supposed to be wrung from the arch-fiend in his impotence and agony. Every victim of nervous debility or of that depressing languor which is one of tho accompaniments of dyspepsia and biliousness, can testify to the misery of mind and body which they involve. The motive power of the system is par tially paralyzed; tbe mind is haunted by anxiety and fear ; and tbe sufferer is as in capable of applying himself energetically to any kind of business as if he were under tbe benumbing influence of catalepsy. Thie terrible mental and physical condi tion need not, however, be endured for forty-eight hours by any human being. Plaxtatiok Bitters is an absolute specific for all tbe torments which a de ranged stomach, a disordered liver, and shattered nerves, superinduce. C-2Ceod&wlw THE BULLETIN. Pallaatla Balletlai llaUata-, WMIaVaTtaa Avae. THE CAIROJIRECTORY. The canvassers for the Cairo Citt Di rectory completed their work soveral months ago, but we have been delayed in the publication of tho work by many causes. We have put Into our establish ment steam, and vert expensive new presses a Cottrell 4 Babcock four roller cylinder press, a half-medium Uni versal, a Gordon and a Liberty, betides a gnat varity of new type. These changes in the offlco have occu pied all our time and attention for months, but we have now leisure to devote to the Directory which i in the hands of the printer. This will be mado ono of tho finest di. ectories ever Issued in tho West will be printed in colors, and in every way be a specimen of typography tbat we now we shall have reason to be proud o f The edition will be large, and will ltavo he binder's hands in about six weeks. Any advertiser who desires to mako changes in his advertisements, may do so through the mail, or by sending instruc tions to this office. We hope the public may avail them, selves of this opportunity to patronize Cairo enterprise that richly deserves encouragement. Capt. D. Hurd will about tho 5th prox. Steam was raised again in new furniture store yesterday. return to the city Elchoff's Good ripo cooking apples aro selling out of wagons at $1 per bushel. The model bear was around yesterday morning, sober and orderly. He doesn't get tight, gamble or swear, but takes his rations quite naturally. a he weanny men of our city, are arranging plans for the increase of their business facilities, this fall. Elder J. N. Mulkey is in the city, and will preach at the Christian church this evening at 8 o'clock, and to-morrow (Sun day) forenoon and evening at the usual hour. The public are respectfully invited to attend. for $21 00 ; and 2 cars prime mixed to-day brought $17 60, all delivered. CORN. Dull and declining. Recoipts largely In excess of the demand. It 00 H w w 3 o 3 a w a H V) H. HOI7PT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER. j CAIRO, ILLINOIS, AM stock or Watches, Clocks, Jaelry,and PffU(leJ. Partleu ar attautlon given lo all HaSs of watch rapalrlnit. Th public are eolici. . seal t eMail aad compare prices mm charges. Hole I aerauui aiuiHiarmau caieuramu watct.es, IM saatshtBM are aqual to any, and ex. I - la thla tnarkl. lp- ...! ZaZaWa aMeUllT from anr draixn, u" SI it Six and one-half lbs. Durant's A Coffee Sugar for Ono Dollar ; Seven lbs. Now Orleans Sugar forOno Dollar ; three and ono-half libs. Prime Rio Coffee, One Dollar ; Best Imperial Tea, One Dollar and a half per pound ; Best Gun powder Tea, Ono Dollar and Seventy-five Cents per pound ; Young Hyson and Oolong Tea, Ono Dollar per pound, and ev erything proportionately cheap at WILEY & BIXBY'S. 6-2Mf. Ulankenduro ahead I Wines and Ci gars t oldest and choicest, at the EXCEL SIOR SALOON, opposite the Post Office. Finest of Liquors, Free Lunches and mu sic (ovory day. Tho great Liberal and Democratic,Greely & Drown drinko Weib Rker, is made a spocialty, and Fredpridos himself upon keeping tbe freshest and coolest in tbe ctiy. Lemonades tho cold est, mixod drinks and music the finest. Go there. 6-27tf C. Hanny wishes the public to bo informed that ho has on hand a Stock of Goods as extensive as any in tho Southwest, and that he is .de termined to sell ovory article at prices Lower than tho Low est. Call on him to-day and examine goods and prices. He will satisfy you both as to qual ty and cost. THE MOST PROMPT LIFE INSUR ANCE SETTLEMENT ON RE CORD. The Life Association of America on the 23d of August last, ifsued a policy for $1,000 onjtbe life of the late Mrs. Carl L. Thomas. On Tuesday last she died, On Friday sbo was buried, On Saturday proofs of loss were pro pared, On Monday these proofs were submit to the company, On Tuesday the loss was paid in full, as will bo seen by Mr. ThomasJ letter pub lished herewith : Cairo, Ills., June 25, 1872. B. P. UcaLiaoHiM, MiNioia Lira Aisocutiok ; Dear Sir : Itjis with very great pleas uro tbat I acknowledge the recoipt at your bands of the full amount for which my wifo was insured in the Life Associa tion of America. As this money was not duo until Sop tember next I was .very much surprised this morning whon you handed me the check for the full amount or the policy. Please return my warmest thanks to your principal officers for this remarkably prompt settlement. Yours respectfully, -20 6t Carl L.Thomas. roLiCE uourt. .ranny blackwell wm arraigned yesterday before Judgo Bross, and fined $5 and costs for indulging in very abusive and offensive language. O. K. White, whose ideas of law and or der are peculiar to himself, was charged $5 for disturbing tbe usual quietude of tbe city. He is registered for nine days. Most lifo insurance companies change local agents so often that a man hardly knows whero or when to pay his pre mium; but the Life Association oi Amer ica has a pormanent organization here and you deal with the same secretary year by year. Wo think it a very satisfactory way to do business. On Thursday night last, between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock, a very disgrace ful scene was enacted in the vicinity of Fifth street. It was of a puroly domestic nature in itself, but was carried to such an extent as to disturb tbe quictudo of all within hearing distance. A man and wife, whose names we did not loam, engaged in regular set-to fight, and carried it to such an extent as to awaken thoir little girl, who, through fright, began to scream in a manner tbat brought several neigh bors to tbe spot. TO HOUSE BUILDERS. Tbe building of a two-story frame build ing in Dongola, Union county, Illinois, will be let to tho lowest bidder on Satur day, July 13, 1872, between tbo hours of two and four o'clock. All bids must bo sealed, and security will be required on the day of letting tbo contract, for the faithful and prompt performance of said work. Plans and specifications can be seen at the station house in Dongola. For further particulars call on or address J. D. Benton, clerk of tbe board. H. HANNES, Presidont, J. D. Benton, Clork. Dongola, June 28, 1872. AVOID QUAOKB. A victim of early Indiscretion, causing nerrous debility, premature decay, etc., baring triad In vain arery adrertisad remedy, has dlaooyered tuple means of self-curs, which he will send flee to his fallow auBereri, J. H. ReeYei, No. Tl Ntaaa atreet, Maw Tork, ail y MARKET REPORT. TacasoiT Evamao, Jan. 21, 1872. The general market remains abeut tbo same as at latt review. Quotations on Oats, Hay and mixed Corn are lower. These staples aro in very little demand, and there is a large surplus on tho market White Corn is unchanged the demand is for home consumption. There is a mark ed dullness In all branches of trade here as well as in all other parts of tho country. Freights are steady and unchanged. This section was visited with a heavy thunder storm last night, accompanied by soaking and much nooded rain. Correspondents must bear in mind that our inside figures represent sales from first hands, and outside figures sales mado in small lots and on orders. FLOUR. Thero is a large surplus in market and no buyers. A few small or ders are coming in ; thaso, with tho local trade aro all that is doing In this staple. Prices are quoted nnchanged, but whole sale dealers would be willing to make lib eral concessions. Tbo last tbreo days' sales comprise 200 bbls. various grades $6 25 to 0 00 ; 25 bbls. good XXX on an order Q$9 00; and 50 bbls. choice Family, fill- ing orders $10 50. HAY Flat ; receipts light, but there is no demand and tbe market is fully sup plied. Prices Kare weak and declining. Choice Timothy would sell at about $21 00 delivered. Transactions are very limited. 1 car choice Timothy sold early brought $22 00. 1 car strictly choice Timothy, $22 00. i oar choice Timothy to-day sold aro Tbero is a prospect of White Corn holding steady at present quotations If receipts do not Increase, as most of It Is required for home consumption. Other kinds win go till lower unloss tho markots improve oo- low Mixed may bo'quotea to-aay at 41c42c, in bulk on track, and White at 5263c. 4 cars White In bulk sold at 58 54 cents ; 4 cars Mlxod, in bulk sold at 42a ; 1 car Mixed, in sacks sola at ojo an llvorcd ; COO sacks Mlxod sold on orders at 62c, and 150 sacks Mixed sold in small lots from store at 53c. OATS. Very sick. Prices havo fallon 2 cts on tho bushel slnco our last ropon, and aro still declining. Offerings to day of cholco at 38c found no buy ers. Speculators will not touch them at any price. Largo quantities aro coming in daily and storage room is an taken up. There is no market for them at Now Or leans and tho order trado Is very light Transactions this week consist of 250 sacks on orders at 40c; 160 acks in small lots from storo at 42 c; 1 car choico, In bulk on track sold early at 34c, and 430 sacks in or der lots at 39c. MEAL. Firm, steady and in good de mand. Supply Insufficient to satisfy tho market. Our reports covering two days consist of 300 bbls "Evening Star," City Mills steam dried sold at $3 10to3 15; 200 bbls steam dried, dolivorod, at $3 10; 160 bbls kiln dried, delivered, at $3 00, and 100 bbls Beccher's Caloric on p. t. BUTTER. Low grados plonty and very dull. Choico butter is scarce Very littlo comes in. Choice sweet butter in small packages would bring better prices than our quotation. 10 buckets good fresh sold at 16c: '-'0 packages cholco brought 1518c, and 20 buckets of cook ing butter sold at 10c. CHICKENS. Old mixed aro plenty and quiet. Very few young chickens aro coming in, good Spring chickens would sell rapidly quotations. Our reports consist of 20 doxen Old Mixed sold $3 00 to $3 CO, 5 coops of old Mixed, $3 CO, 4 coops old Mixed $3 60 and 2 coops young chickens $2 CO EGGS. Firm, and rather scarco for tho trado, small packages bring 12c, large Packages ic. less. 450 dozen sold 12Jc shippers count in small packages ; 1000 dozen 10 cts, and 20 Packages 11 12cts. PROVISIONS. Very dull and quiet with quotations unchanged, transactions very light. BACON. COO pounds Clear Sides sold 7 cts, 4 Casks Shoulders on orders 6 cts, 1000 pounds Shoulders from first hands 6 cts, and 1000 pounds Clear Sides 7J cts. HAMS. 1000 pounds Choice Sugar Cured canvassed sold 18 cts, 2000 pounds Country, round lot 8) cts. POTATOES. Are plenty and held at 65 cts $ bushel. No buyers in the market, and no shipping demand. ONIONS. No demand, market fully supplied. They ought to bring $3 00 bbl, no sales reported. WHEAT. Not enough selling to es tablish quotations. FRUIT. Plenty. 60 Boxes Early Juno Apples brought 40 to 60 cts. Dried apples arc scarce and selling at wholesale from 8 to 10 cts, dried Peaches sell, halves G cts, quarters 6 cts. LEMONS. 25 Boxes brought $C 00 to $7 00 according to quality. ORANGES. None in tbo market. BERRIES. Dewberries are sold $3 00 to 3 50 crate, Cherries at $2 00 bushel, Raspberries, scarco and selling at S3 00 crate. CABBAGE. 600 heads new, sold $1 25 & dozen. LIME. 200 bbls sold $1 25. Oranges and Lemons, scarce, Apples aro getting plenty 60 Boxos Cholco ripe June Apples sold 50c box. POTATOES. No ware si I Ing at 2 50 bbl, demand light. ONIONS. New crop would sell at 2 to 2 CO bbl, no sales roported. HIDES-Qreen Id Ta7Jc. s Cored, 9Qo, Green Calf B.12Kai3 i Cured Calf, ltfJM c; Dry Flint, ICo j Drv Halt, 12c i Hheep pelt ecti; 2&3I00. SALT-Kanawha per hhl. 12 25. Dairy per bbl S3 23. TEAS. Imperial, 1 logwo. Gunpowder, tl 00. toil 60. Uoloni black, ft oo to 1 30. Toung Hyaon, SI OOtol 40. COfFEE Jara,3(c to 32. Laguayra, 2Sto 27e. Rio prime to choice, 23 to 27c. LARD Refined, In tierces "r It, I) to lOe. In kexa.perft8jtol0c. HAMH tiugar cured canvassed, per Ih 12 to 13c. Country, to 10c. Hhoulders bacon, t?t to Co. Clear aides Bacon, 7X to 8c. CUEESE New York factory new, per to 14 to 14c. DROOHS Common House per dozen, 12 K, Choice to extra, S3 00 to 3 73. H. II. ft 60 to 6 00. BEESWAX, per lb 30c. Tallow, per lb 7c. HOOAR New Orleans prima to choice, per Dill tol2r-, Coflee A,13Xtol3Ue. Crushed and Pow- unreu. to 10 loyti. uranuiatea, lb to lSVio. Burlapa, Hungarian, Dig. DEPARTED. Steamor City of Helena. Vicksburg. Illinois, uolumbus. Jas. Howard, New Orleans. Grand Tower, Memphis. Idlowlld, Evansvlllo. Collier, St. Louis. Wm. Cowen, St. Louis. Mary Davago, St. Louis. John T. Moore, Sbrovoport. Henry Ames, Now Orleans, JN. w. v., tjaseyviiie. J, N. Kellogg, New Orleans. 1110 UVVPY COAL. Steamboats supplied at any timo, both day and night, with either lump or chest nut uual, 1 1. ny quantity, and on usual torras, at tho yard at Grand Tower, Ills. Spoclal contracts offered on favorablo terms upon application. H. V. OLTPnANT, D. A. Bokee, Gon'l. Supt. Salos Agont. 3-16-ly. 1IOATS TO LEAVE TO-PAT. Tho fluo low-pressure steamor Richmond takes her departuro to-day at 4 p. tn. for Now Orleans and nil way potnti. . Tlio beautiful and fast packot Bollo Mem phis is tho regular anchor lino boat leaving for Memphis and all way landings this evening, at flvo o'clock, Capt. John Crano commands, and Billy Blanko presides in tho office. The good packet Henry Probnsco is tho boat leaving for Cincinnati and all points on tho Ohio river this day at 10 a. tn. Tho splendid pastongor boat City of Vicksburg is tho packot departing for St. St. Louis at C o'clock this cvoning. Tlio Arkansas Bollo for Evansvlllo,' and Jim Fiik for Padttcnli, loavo this ovoning. CONDITION or THE RIVERS. Tho river continue declining slowly. Tho rivor at Pittsburg is falling again, with 7 feet In tho channol. Two feet in tho canal at Louisville nnd the rivor fall ing. Tho Cumberland river is slowly fal ling with 3 inches on Harpcth Shoals. Tho Arkansas rivor it still falling slowly, Tho Mississippi it rising slowly. Pilots renort only 8 feet in tho crossing at GrccnQolds ferry and hard to find. I)t'MXK9 AND WEATHER. There was a fair amount of freight ship ped, and business was brisk. Tho weathor was vory hot, with pros pects of rain. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. The Colllor arrlvod from Pittsburg towing 3 freighted barges. She discharg ed here 90 tons tnett of it being under protest. Tho John. T. Mooro arrived with a fair load of freight and added about 100 tons hero and left with a splendid trip. She will not come up again. Tho Mary Davsgo and barges had only a medium trip. She put off 40 tons ro shipping freight. The Henry Ames passed down with a heavy freight trip. She took a fuel barge in tow here. Tbo Nick Casey came down with a tow of coal and returned with a lot of empty barges. Tbe Kellogg had in her tow five freigh ted bargos, and ono fuel barge. Tho City of Helena had a light trip, and received but little hero. The Anchor line boats have brought out slim trips this week The Cowon returned to St. Louis .with a tow of coal. Tho James Howard departed late last evening, with a two thousand ton cargo and has engagements below, that will fill ber trip. Capt. La Barge will namo his new boat " Pagie." PHIL.HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, City Hatloststf Bank Bnlldtna;. Mj3peclal attention paid to ordera irorn steam boats night ordaT Our Homo Advertisers. liRKI, ENTERPRISE SAVINGS Chartere! Mare n, iMf), CITY NATIONAL - BANK. OAIIO orrtciasi A, B. 9AFFORD. President H. S. TAYLOR, Vloe-Presidenti II. HTHLOP, Secretary and Treasurer. BlaSOTOBSt P. M. Baacukr, F. II. HTOCKtLtTS. R. II. CsaatasMAM. Ji si. rattttrs. Csas. Olttaasa, Part. O. Bcaua, ft. I. SUUISAT, Deposits) at euar Aeasmat Matialveel lrssa ansa itaia aipwaa SNTKRE8T paid on depaslta al the rate ol six percent, per annum. Starch let aad SeBtean r lat. Interest not withdrawn la edded Inns. dlately to the principal of the deposits, thereby giving them compound Interest. MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN HAT DEPOSIT MONET ao tiut so oat tin car dbaw it. Open every buslnesa day from 9 a,m. to 3 p.m saiuruay erening lor navinu u&ruar from s to s o'ciocic. and Saturday eremng lor HAVING DEPOSITS cic. W. HTHLOP, Treasurer. only, ii uir HYHUHH-Chulce, per gallon, 80 to 83, BACaiNO.-Uunniea W, to lOllc. BEEPS. Millet per bushel, S3 60, S3 60. Timothr. S3 60. BRANDY. Hennesayjper gal best V 00. WINE Port, per gallon ,12 Mto 3 CO. Sherry, 2 23 toS to. Catawba, 2 to. Claret per case II. WHISKY Rectified, per gallon 6o to II 60. Bourbon, S3 oo. Kye l!i 76, Wheat new, 11 to. High Wines, It 00. FREIGHT, COTTON, Compressed, to New York, 85c. ; to Boston tl oo. Un- coinpreBsed, to New York, $1 14 ; to Bos ton $1. Fiouit. To New York, '.bbl., $1 CO: TO Mt.-Mllim Vlnllf. OK. . ir.iv fcl fin CornWcwt., 15c. ; Oats, 15c. ; Potatoes "A bbl., 25c. ; Apples, 25c. ; Pork,a5. ; Whiskey 00c. ; Lumber, $t M. 91 00. Heavy freight r.i cm., -uc. TO NEW OHLEANS.-FlourWbbl.35ci Potatoes, 35c. : Apple", 35c. ; Pork, 60c. ; "Whiskey, 76c. j Hay $ ton, U 00 : Corn cwt., 20c. ; Oats. 20c. i Tobacco hhd 94 00 : Cotton halo, $1 50 ; Lumber M. $12 00. Heavy freight, cwt. 20c. RIVERNEWS. PORT LIST. ARRIVED. Steamer Illinois. Columbus. Grand Tower, St. Louis. " Idlowlld, Evansvllle. Collier, FitUburg. " Wm. Cowen, St. Louis, ' Mary Davage, Pittsburg. John T. Moore, St. Louis. Henry Ames, St. Louis. N. W. G, Caseyvllle. J. N. Kellogg, St. Louis. City of Helm, St. Louis. CASTd-RiA Is a scientific vegetable prep aration ; a perfect substitute for and more effective than Castor Oil, and is pleasant to take. It cleanses the system in a most remarkable, manner; does not distress or gripe, but operates when all othor reme dies have failed. It is certain to super cede Pills, Castor Oil, Narcotic Syrups and all other Purgative and exciting medicines. Tho Castoria contains neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. By its omolient, soothing effect,, it assimilates tho food and produces natural sloop, particularly adapt ing it to crying and teething children. It cures Stomach Acho, Wind Colic, Con stipation, Flatuloncy, Croup and kills Worms. Make your druggist sond for itj ho will always kcop it, as every family must havo it. It costs but fifty cents a bottlo. 0-28w4t 3 o w o PHIL SAUP, (Successor to P. Hiup.) WHOLESALE & RETAIL DSiLia ta CONFECTIONS. FIRE WORKS, TOYS, FLAGS, ETC. 102 Commercial Arenue, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. IMMIOaANT TICKETS IMMIGRANT TICKETS FOR SALE, For Hale i FOR SALE, COR SALE. J ForBale FOR BALE. Faro from Liverpool, Fare from Londonderry Fare from Glaboow, Faro from Queenbtown 70 CAIRO, ;::::::: $4870 Sattord, Morris A Ca Rents. INMAN LINE Liverpool New-York ahd Philadelphia Steamship Company, vsioia coaraAor with I'kitid statu ad sainiu OOTSSXMIXTS For Carrying 'the Mails. FOR PASSAGE TICKETS APPLY TO JOHN G. DALE, IS Broadway, Mew-York, er to Act. H. Hwastt, Waahington Arenue, Cairo, THE CITY NATIONAL A.3STTC. CAIRO, ILLIIfei CAPITAL, 1100,000 orncaasi W. P. HALLIDAY, President ; UKNRT L. HALLIDAY, Vioe-PTwtldeal A. B. MAFFORD, Cashier WALTER HYBLOP, Assistant Cashier. laacroast HrAAra Taylob, Roaiav B. OmtnsM, Haaai L. Uallidat, W. P. Halmdat, Oao. Li. WiLLUMsoa, (Harlan Bias A. B. SArreas. Exeauuaajei, Cetla auaal Caltaal HtatM Bosnia Bvtscat svsta stoM. EPOS1TH receired, aad buaineaa aene. a general banking FIRST NATIONAL BANK or oAiie. DANIEL HURD, President i ROBERT . MIL uER, Vlce-Preeldeel C. N. HUGHES, Cashier. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. EXCHANGE, coin, bank noUa aad Statea sacurttiaa bought and sold, Called latereatt Alloaraal Tlaaa Paaiealta. i - ai BwanwanwIlsewanwP'' UUBBrK9E9EayE9E9E9r HEAD QUARTERS, now. BEERWART, 0RTH & CO. 13G Commercial Avenue, Cairo, III. Dealers In STOVES, TIN WARE, HOLLOW WARE, GRATES, MANTELS PUMPS, PLOWS, RBPBIO-BBATOES ICE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS. GOOCH'S FREEZERS, BIRD CAGES, WIIRIEJ OLOTH for Window Screens, SAND SCREENS, STEP LADDERS &C, &C, (SC. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOES, RAKES, SHOVELS, FORKS, SCYTHES, SNATHS, CRADLES, &c, Ac. Also manufacturers ol GUTTERING AND Tin, ROOFING, Sheet iron & Coffer Wars Hole Agenta for Ihe celebrated FAME COOKING STOVES, Uric's Moveable Point Steel Plow Gray's Patent Coal Oil Cans, LITTLE GIANT PRUNING SHEARS, bcantlin cook's EVAPORATORS AND CORN MILLS. AND ' RICHARD'S PATENT CHIMNEY TOP, Warssatsd a sure ears lor sssoklM abiatst