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THE BULLETIN- SATURDAY LOCALS. IlltKVITiKS. liov. -nr. Aiiaycr returned rriuay evening, and will preach to-day nt tho uitinl hour. t m I i t., The Hov. Mr, Iliucr. Ilantlst minister, will occupy tlio pulpit of Urn Methodist , church to-day, both morning nnd evening Attention li culled to tho advertise motit of tho Universal Life Insurance company. Ill 0110 of the be.it companies in the country. Vincent Coan, father of Itcctor ('ami, died nt Oneida Lake, N. Y., Wednesday last, from tho ell'ects of tun stroke. Ho died boforo Mr. Coan reached his bedside. - f r. It. S. Yocum I announced tliU morning as n ctiiidldaln for Circuit Clerkt Mr. Yocum U n gentiemnn of irrcproacha lib) character, nnd would make nil excel lent ofllcor. About O-.ao Friday evening two melancholy youthi, who looked as though they didn't like the job, were around past . 1 t'lt! i ing Hindi handbill', culling upon (!raiittlcs to meet ut 1'hlllit' hall to form a (Irani club. Wo should have nltonded to report, but wore prevented from so doing by unforseon clrcumstnnci-s. We obtniued information, however, of the principal fciilutus of tho occasion. We aru told as n positive fact that Kesehld All fairly 1 J , , . n i, i ,i . r , ' and raging from anguish and the hopeless ness of the stluation. He was heard four blocks oil". Wo extremely regret not Hiving neen present as it would havu Sin, in n Irn.t However, about 10 colored Ueschid Ali bummers nnd about L'l white collar slave, which Includes every white radical, ex:cpl oillco holders, to be found In the city, forrnod a Hub. 1 Ueschid Ali tears his hair, and roots hit yes In u frenzy of fright. IMC NIC EXCl.'HSION. There will bo a grand river excursion , on the Steamer Kckert, on Wednesday, August Till, Klsen berg's band hn been engaged, nnd a joyous day i anticipated, LOST. A gent liremt pin, single stone, dia- 1 monil setting. The Under will bo liber ally rewarded by returning the amo to Ciiah. It. K i .. DIED. Al Maet.inae, Michigan, on 1st instM Freddie, infant son of Thomas W. and Charlotto .1 llalliday. Funeral services will lx held at Beech firovo Cemetery, near .Mound City June 1 inn, when-friends are invited to assem ble, on M.mday afternoon, Sth iti'i. at I J o clock upon the arrienl .f the train j from C hicago, GOVERNMENT SALE. Thero will he sold at public nurlion at tho naval station, Mound City. Ills., on Tuesday, August ICth, al two p. m., tho . following property on account it of nxvv department, bureau yards and docks: 1 Smithy i. r. Ilarge. i lot oi iron. 1 Platform Scales and Weights. -'00 feet ltubber Hose. Heaters. I Rlncksmilh't Forge. , l lot of v;t. ... 1 Letter l'ress. Terms of sale, cash on delivery, and re-1 nioval of property within three days, lly order of (oiiimaiidment, KnNi'it T. Gii.i.ktt. 1'. A. Paymaster IT. S. N. POMC'K COURT. Squire Ilro-s in his Court of .Sigh-, d ministcrcil heavy iloe to deserving ai pllcanU from his extensive laboratory of juiliee, yesterday morning, which were gulped down with wry grim'iccs by tlm recipients thereof. A handsome quartette of astonished youth, respectively named Edward Mc Tride, Win. Monroe, Sam Dean, and .1. II Hurgeis, were dexterously nabbed by Mehner und llein, in a house of ill-fanm of which wo forgot to ask the name, whero they had been lodging the previous night witii their fancy does, nnd were lined $3 each nnd costs, whlsh wu believe wa forked over. They dopnrtcd wi'.li lighter pocket books, If not with wiser heads. The next patients for his honor's surgi cal skill to opernte on, were a triplet of .Yy7A du 'arc, who hang out In olio of tho famous 11 prince of pleasuro ''(?) and who wero arrested by the puissant und useful H'ri ingly, for keeping an open liuiuo for the ronvcnleneo of misguided -youth ol the male persuasion. They were requested in tho squlro'n usual persuasivo moral lone of voice, to extract trom their millinery tho sum of SO.fir, nnd cots apiece, which to elleft they weru allowed a short time; in'Jel'ault thereof they would have to try sweat-'oov ciitlu lti days each, juit for a cooler. Another triplet, (of males, this tlmo) named dames Harrison, dames Deegan and Win, Andrews, undoubted vagrants, who had lost themselves, and didn't know what to do with their digits, wore respect ively admonished to liaul out their llnan clul res nircc.s to nn amount, which raised the bristles of their mansard roof higher than Arnold'A Grooloy hat. Hut, jrcto, , 1.1 minutes to leave Cairo or 'JO days Jail. As How thu word', tho victims Hew, nnd. whllt the was still lingering on his honor's lips, the fragmentary ends ofthreu tattered garments wero seen straight filing out somowhere irijout 18th stteet. , T. 1 GAMIU.K'S WAGON FACTOHY This is another now manufacturing in- ' iliistry, which so far is prospering nnd in creasing In favor nnd reputation, Mr. Gamblu Informed us on Friday, that ho had;turned out and sold about (.00 wngons I during tho past yenr, besides wheelbar rows, ote., all of which work lias beon dono by hand. Ho employs eighteen hands nt present; hut It must not bo supposed that this amount of work by nny means repre sents tho enpacity of his fuctory. Mr. Gamble, who ii an ostimabla citizen, nnd n judicious, cautious, buslnoss man us well, has been fooling his way nlong in n safo business, but possesses facilities for im-1 inensoly Incroaslng tho'saino, Tho com-1 Ing fall, hu Informed us ho will put his ( machinery in operation, which mnucs ov made at lili factory, it well nnd substan tially put together, nnd wo'pr edict fur Mr. Gamble n successful nnd lucrative career. tlKMAnKH, AVo ennnot help again taking this op. portunlty to obsorvo onto more, that every dollar spent In tlio purchase of home men ufiicturcd articles, It a dolfaVs" worth of encouragement to Cairo tnechanlci; every Mar so expended li, In most cases, n dol lnr Itiveloc1 In floating cnpltAl, In wages or in building houses, and In adding to tho prosperity of tho city. Lot every farmer in this vicinity who needs wagon, I a corn sholler, etc., every drayman, every individual who needs a buggy, lay to himself, I'yVoll, here is a homo Industry; I enn do ho bettor by sending away. I'll purchase what 1 need." On tho levco 1 may bo seen from tlmo to time Immenso iuantites of wagon wheels, wagon boxes, felloes, hubs, spokes nnd so forth, awaiting shipment down tho river, A portion of this business might ns well be done in Cairo as not, thereby drawing steady me- j chanlc, ul good wages, to becomo perma nent fltl.cns. And as one enterprise draws another into successful operation, ' the new; soon becomes known abroad and others, men of substantial mean and good - 1! i . . . uinuiiig, nru nmuceo l come along, and turn in their capital and enterprise to the mutual ad vantage of themselves find tho city. It has ever seemed to us it most unaccount able thing that ii liver port, possessing such "'qullo...blBcornincrt.!l and manufac luring facilities that Cairo does, has not long since been crowded with industries of every kind. Instead of a homogeneous population of 10,000 or 11,000 wo should have row, If cuterprising men had put their shoulder to building up manufac tories, and capitalists of the city had put forth their energies, a population of at leats i!0,0O(). Notwithstanding, however, when the present railroads in course of construction nro completed, having their termini in Cairo, iniiilo of four years from the time of said completion, we shall quadruple out present census. KOHI5KRY. THK COLORED W I LSON (J HA NT CLUB. AND Wild STOLE THAT MONEY1 Did man (lilcliri't, tin hone't old soul, who know- just not enough to be sutlicient ly wise to support Oretdey, is tho treasurer f ttm colored (Irani and Wilson club of tliis city. A few days ago, he had $.'iS in his strong boi, the money of the club. The yellow fellow named .Mm Allen, col lected, 1" t-tand carried it to Gilchrist's home, and told the old man he wanted to put it in the treasury. Tho good old Gil-cliri-t, who resembles Greeley in honest simplicity, told dim to take out the box mid put the fifteen cents in. dim took out MX HU, proceeded to count the money. The box was put hack into its place and .Utile vanished. When the i good old Gilchrist nexl exnmined his ' treasury it was almost as bare a .Mother Hubbard's cupboard, dim savs ho didn't tike the cash, and honest old Gilchrist de- .Marts fore. God he didn t. here is it then 7 Who stole it? Allen wouldn't to such a tiling, because his master voted for James K. Polk nnd lie was brought up in a Democratic family, and Gilchrist i such an honest old soul. Hut the club's money was gobbleu, and who is tho guilty man Come buck, Pope, and un lolil this mysli"' CONDENSED LOCALS. -illlimars o' tin' Week. Sweet potntoct per hiishel on the 2d. Arnold sports a Greeb-s knowing lope. Judge liross is going into tile at a the cam- palgn in German. Tho Democrats Hnd Libetals aro going to get jointed again. The sidewalks gutters around tho ciiktum hoii-e nru huing bricked. Hill Scott, nnd potatoe-bug gravy got mixed at that Grunt-Wilson barbecue Thursday. The new choir of the German Catho lic church is organized, and will sing to day for the llr't time. , Tlio tlne-t job printing ever done In Southern Illinois t Tiik Bin. let in job room, Dick-ou hit' plum centre every time, Dog, hog and anti-stealing ordinance! nro passed, but not enforced. Crossings on Commercial avenuo from 'Jtst to illth St. aro being tilled to grade. Some of tho houses of ill fame, squelched more likely to be. Tho Radicals nnd tho tumblebug Sun are solicitous shout Tom Wilson. T. W. Is O..K. The Doha clul) hath closed its t unsltory esistence. Two splendid drive Wflls ii'o now freo i to man in beast m Cairo. Tho water ' pumped up is medicinal nnd refreshing, i One Is 00 feet and tho other 70 feet in depth. The Egyptian nnd Cairo City Mills together, ship and ell in this neighbor hood 100,000 barrels of Hour n yearj and their wheat purchases amount to 000,000 bushels per annum. Let us hear from the villages of Paducah and Evansville. Myers has inado his uppearanco on the street once more, lie lias not yet 1 mounted tho Greoloy stove-plpd insignia. Slowly hut surely the Greeley and Brown men nru working to o'gnnlr.o ollec- tivo clubs In this city. Greoloy badges aro in good ittfuuiiid. Whlto pocket handkerchiefs worn called for to the amount of two dozen in ono storo, for tho chop-fallon mombors of tho Grant AVllion ring, to wipe their tears away. North Carolina handkerchief thoy nro called. A homo of lll-fame on Poplar street, about Twenty-fourth street wants Mjer's pollto nttention. Pigs attention 1 dogs ditto! Myors navourrlv'd." At D.ui Hirtman's nuctlon rooms yesterday morning, some damaged goods wero sold at the following rates: LI bales hay, nt $ per halo; 14 bales hay at $1 15; 4'. sacks corn, fio cents per sack; 0 half barrels Hour, 1 8fi por barrel; 8.) Ihi lard at Cij cents por lb; LIS lbs salt meat at 3 cents pur Hi. Mr, Sam Walters nnd family leave town immediately for tho mountains o( finln lo recuperate. A o wish brought money sufiiclent to tho city treasury to defray tho oxpenses of the present much-needed repair. When soma ono gets a broken leg, or picks him self tip with n broken nsr.-k, and tho city got a judgment against it for a few thous and dollars', tho powers that bo will per haps get down from their high Lorse. The annual flour trade of tho city foots-, "up 354,608 .barrels, a considerably more than one-fourth of which Is ground ut our homo mills. A sad accident occurred at the Cache river on Friday afternoon. Tho railroad bridge suddenly fell and killed one man named 1), Galloway of Toledo, Ohio, and wounded live other, including K. Hodman, slightly. Tlio Alexander county normal school opens on the 0th instant nnd continues four weeks. The cxcorcies will bo held in tho Fourth ward school lions-, and will be conducted by Prof. A. Kirk of Chicago, an ablo nnd capnblo gentleman. Tho ex ercises nro gratuitous and should he at tended by all present and intending teachers. A faithful description of tho dimen sions and furnishing of the new custom house was published in the issue of Wednesday last. Mr.Sease is tho agent of this business. It is well and neatly done. Tho wholo will cost about $12,000. There is a cistern on tho promises, 24 feet deep, and 1H feet In the clear, capable of holding 40,000 gallons. Lamport, the popular barber, it now at his post on Eighth street between Washington mill Commercial avenues, Thero Is not a better barber than Daniel Lain pert in the city. His ra.ors are al ways in line order, bis shop always neat, his towels nlwayt fresh nnd clean, atd himself alwaj attenllvu und polite. Hair cutting, coloring and sharnpooning done in the inot satisfactory manner. Cull on him. 8-ldml Popo and AVickwire are still cooling oil' al Crittenden Springs. Tbcsidewalklurnber thlevesstill steal, and go at large. Messrs. F. liross and A. Comings arc the Alexander county members of the Democratic-Liberal Senatorial Central Committee. (irand pic-nie excursion to Paducah on Wednesday next. Jack "Winter has gone back on the Lib erals. He is a confirmed drawback to any party, as well as tj himself. Hub-a-dub, rub-a-dub, beat the revil lee for a Greeley club. Mayor Lansden hut Uken a definite stand for Greeley and Hrown. No back water there. Mr. A. Comings was chairman of the Alexander county delegation in tho Jones bo ro senatorial convention. The Hibernian Firo company have a new cNteru l- feet deep and 14 in the clear, holding 'l'0 barrels. Efforts aro being made to erect a Hap tist church in Cairo. A lull in business on the levee, likely to last for a month or so, as it is usual this time of the year in all cities. Cairo how ever, compares favorably with any city of it- size. The original building, out of which C. H. Woodward. Esn,. will shortly move, Is lobe fitted with a central railway and used I as an iron house, and w be n operation by the 1st of September. -Tub IIui.i.utin ct ample nutlet) of public improvements and business are meeting with approbation from our best men. The grape crop in the fruit region above Cairo is immense. The colored Grant and Wilson club paraded on Friday. It was a poor blow. Did't even stir the dust. Heathen Chinco are invited to Cairo to lake possession of puppjdom and slab sided do;;dom, and feast on eanino stow, dog soup, bark chow-chow, etc , for a month. A splendid piano to be rallied for at II. A. Gannon's store on the 14th Inst., ate p. in., belonging to tho Loretto Acad emy. Tickets, $1 each. Smith's ice cream saloon, soda foun tain, confectionary, in Buder's new block, Washington avenue. Is in full blast. George, the barber, whosoj main shop is on Commercial avenue, between Eight eenth and Nineteenth street, has opened a branch barber shop on Washington avenuo, opposito the court house. Ho is a smooth shave, a good shampooer, a good joker, has a flnolot of toilet articles, clean towels, cuts hair in the latest stylo, keeps sharp razors und scissors, and a clear conscience. Go and lean hack in that elegant barber chair and try hlm. 7-30-dlin. Peter Culil has taken possession of his new building. John Ohio, a citi.on of Cairo, was arrested for insanity, nnd taken to Jack sonville last Monday. E. F. DavU has commenced building n brick store on Sixth street, between the avenues. Itev, Mr. Coan, roctor of tho Episcn- t .-.i i. i . r .TV . . .1 .. .. ...nl.. T..1. pal sjuurcil, leu lucsunj illuming, uuij j 30th, on h viit to his sick father, In New York Stato. Fisher, tho supervisor was wrathy Tuesday last with the local for his truth ful report of the Radical convention, his i talking to "negroes" excepted. : Box oars aro running as far as Gray- ' ville on the C & V. R. R. Prof. Alvord, of Freeport, III., Is to bo i the superintendent of tho Cairo ichools. St. Mary's park is in iatu yno, al though the money has long since been ap propriated fur its improvement. Patrick Malonoy i tho incoming partner of tho firm of Smith, Torrunco & Co., boiler makers, ote. Mr. O'Brien re- tiring. 1 Tho Cairo Hub Factory Is soon to bo started. , The now Methodist church (colored) j is going up. . " Cairo has the champion mosquito , bill ono and a half inches long. ... . . .. . . i.tn.i . Thos. liOCWOM, oi uairo, was kuicu i tho '25th,July whllo working on tho Cairo & Vincennns railway. O. lt. Woodward, tho famous Iron morchnnt will have bis building ready for occupation In about ten davi. Complaints roach us from subscribers orcaslonally; thoy don't Ret tholr papers. Please notify at tho ofilno promptly. captured end returned to his old quarters, by two of the stars. Olisswaro manufactory Is badly needed In Cairo, and was strenuously ad vocated In The Daily Bulletin of Tues day Fred Theobald hai opened a branch I barber shop, In BUnkenburg's building . corner of Washington avenuo anu Four- , tecnth street, convenient to the post-oOIce, Ho. has furnished It In good style, and will personally superintend It. Those desir ing an easy shave, or hair dressed, aro ad vised to call at Fred's new shop. It Is Mr. Theobald's Intention to continue his down tovn shop as usual, and while he Is absent at tho post-offlco barber shop, the Sixth street shop will be under tho charge ol Gus Hlme. M8tf. Prof. Krugor will lecture, August 0th, at the German school house, on the "Future of tho American Schools." The professor is an ertidlto gentleman, and will, no doubt, handle his subject with skill and eloquence. We hope he may have the pleasure of speaking to a large audience. The lecturo will be In English and wo havo no doubt that those who at tend will be well repaid. Wm. Eh lor s, at his shop on Twentieth street, opposite the Court House hotel, is manufacturing boots and shoes, of overy style and variety, warranted to give por- feet satisfaction. He keeps genuine French I calf nnd gives his customers all ho prom- scs. U If you would !o healthy, wealthy and wise, indulge In the Liberal Catawba Wines, which can always bo had, cool and sparkling, at tho Thalia saloon. tf THE FUR TRADE. II. LKYV A CO. TAY TUB HIOUB3T MARKKT PRICKS. , Below will be found the corrected list . ,..., , . I of prices paid by H. Levy & Co., for hides, furs, feathers, wool, tallow, bees wax, and all kinds of country produce t.js,n ,!., stn th.ir . line, and it'ls a well known (act that they . always pay the highest prices to bo ob- ' tained In this market, They are now paying for furs: Mink Raccoon WlldCat House Cat. Musk Rat Opossum Otter $2 00a 2 25 U0 60 10al5 15 12 0 00 a 7 00 Bear Skins BAVer, per pound Oo 0 60a uidb, fir pound: Deer Skins Iteef Hides, Dry Salt " 11 Green Salt OTHKK ARTlCLSe: 27i a 37JI 18 a 'JO Ual2i G a?t SO a 66 60 a 70 Tallow, par pound reamers, Wool, Beeswax 23 a zo I The above price list Is subjected to cor rection. HOW TO GO WEST. This is an enquiry which every one should have truthfully answered before be starts on this journey, and a little care taken in examination of Routes will in many cases save much trouble, time and money, The "I. B. & W. Route," running from Indianapolis through Blooraington to Bur llnlnn h .rhlod . snUndid limitation I r , j . In the last two years as tho leadine passen- ircr route to the west. At Burlington it connects with the great Burlington Route ru"' u,re" """B- to Nebraska and Kansas, with close connections to California and the Terri- lories; and passengers starting from Cairo on their way westward, cannot do better than to take the I. B. & W.and Burlington route. This Lino has published a pamphlet called "How to go West ," which contains much valuable information; alargocorrec man of the Great West, which can bo , - , , ' , .c. ouiaincu iree oi cuargo oy auurcisiug sue General Passenger Agent B. ic M. R. R rlin ;tn In wa 7-12,difew3m. CENTRAL HOUSE. Having refurnished this well known and popular boarding bouso, on Sixth street, near tho post office, the proprie tress would inform the public that tho is prepared to accommodate tho public with first-class board and well furnished, well ventilated rooms on the most reason able terms. Ample preparations havo been made to accommodate an unlimited number of day boarders. Patronage so licited. " Mbs. T. N. OArr.VKY. 5 1 -9d t. PIANOS AND ORGANS. The best, most roliable and cheapest Pianos and Organs in the market and on terms to suit the purchaser. Old instru ments Uken in part payment lor new I onef , Those wishing to purchase instruments had better buy of an agent who is ac quainted with the construction of instru ments and ono that can bo relied on. Every instrument warranted for five years. N. P. Cuivriss, Agent. FOR SALE. 1 will sell my brick cottage and two lots, on corner of Sixth and Walnut streets, suitable for any family, having seven finely finished rooms beside tho basement; gas throughout; two cisterns, and out houses all complete; fine shrubbery, fruit I Co., i K'"lulro l m' ,n0P on 'xl" ,treet or at mv residence as above July 28. tf. Frkd. Tiikoiioi.p. ICE! ICE 1 1 ICE I II From Wednesday May 1st, the Ice j wagon will canvass the city, to continuo i during the summer months. None hut j puro northern lake ce will be Uollvored. Husk, Loo mis, & Co. NOTICE. ! H.I.H. Crnthai. It. It., Co. ) I AOKNT'H OmCK, JL'tY 10, 1872. J , I am now prepared to give rates and sign bills of lading to points on the Miss. Central Railroad. 7-17tf. Jamm Johnson, Agent. IT IS A POLITICAL FACT a religious fact a moral fact a solen tlflo fact a fact Indisputable, that P. BAUPbas on hand, at his popular To iiacco and Cioar Stokb, tho best brands of all kinds Tobacco and Cigars. Fritz Soiiklkr's beer saloon, on Wash- ; ngton avenue, west side, between Ninth nnd Tenth streets, has become a favorite placo of resort. His Weiss beer Is alwuys cool and fresh nnd quenches thirst with magic quickness. The bar Is also stocked with tho best brands of whisky nnd brand; and bis line of wines Is splendid. Fritz Is a courteous and clover host, nnd deserves Ti.N llECAtaiw. A hundred reason might bo gtoen why Lyon' Kathalron should be used by overy Intelligent human being In preference to any other preparu lion for the hair, but ten will sufflce. i litre they are: ilecauio It nourishes the fibers, multiplies them and makes them grow; because it prevents them from wintering una un-acning; uccause u re moves thoscurf and dandruffwhlch chokes them as tares choke the golden grain ; be causo it keeps the scalp cool and prevents eruptions; been use it renders the hair as , lustrous as satin ; hecnusc It makes It pli ant nnd elastic; because It is n fragrant and delightful dressing; becauso it does not soil tho pillow, the cap or the hat ; be- ' cause It is without a rival in cheapnes and becauso no other artlclo sold for the same purpose, in this or any other conn- . try, possesses nil, or even one-half, of these Invaluable properties. 7'3leodAwl w. Cahtoria Is it scietttlllc vegetable prep aratton; a perfect substitute for and moro offoctivo tlian Castor Oil, and Is pleasant to take. It cleanses tho system in u most remarkable, manner; does not distress or gripe, but operates when all other reme dies have failed. It is certain to super cede Pills, Castor Oil, Narcotic Syrups and all other Purgative nnd exciting mcdicinos t),o Castoria contains neither Minerals Morphine nor Alcohol. By Its emolient soothing effect, it assimilates tho food and produces natural sleep, particularly adapt Ing it to crying and toothing children It cures Stomach Acho, Wind Colic, Con stipation, Flatulency, Croup and kills ' Worms. Make your druggist send for It ; ho will always keep it, as evory family i must havo It. It costsbut thirty five cents. 1 a bottle " G-28W-U Louis Blatau's saloon deserves tho popularity into which It has grown. It has v.rvi,.n,i.m.i. si,,... a t. . been very handsomely fitted up, and Is so i comfortable that It It a pleasure to while I "way a spare hour there. The bar is ,uPP,ied YUlJ H Vn of Rne li(luor "nJ wines, and with tho best ofr re.h Lager Boer, and Weiss Beer that in dellriouscnss 1 cannot bo excelled. A lunch, free to ro.vnrnoN- ok tiik hi vkr. patrons, is spread overy day, and an article T,le ohl ri ver nt tbi I,olnl ' declining of Sweitzer Choese, the best inthemarkot, I ful- At I'Htsburg tho Monogahola is Is nlways on hand. Mr. Hlautau invites fallinS- At Cincinnati nnd Louisvillo tho tho public to give him a call, on Eighth 1 Ohiocontlnucs on a ttendy decline. Cum street, betwojn Commercial avenue and ' kerland rivcr is still falling. 'I ho fall in Ohio Levee, opposite tho Pcrrv House, in ' lhc Mississippi continue", nnd but a short Rir.er's building. 7-2. d tf Blame kniiuro aiikadI Winesnnd Ci ' gars 1 oldest and choicest, at the EXCEL- 1 SIOR SALOON, opposito the Post Office- Finest of Liquors, Free Lunches and mu- I sic every aay. -j.no great J-ioerui ana i Deraocratic,Greely & Brown drlnke Wkis Bkkr, is made a specialty, and Fredprldes i uiu.e. upon keeping me ircsnesi anu coolest in the ctiy. Lemonades tho cold- est, mixed drinks and music the finest Go there. G-27tf Ukavy Kino, , glass Fruit Jars, Uin top) d half gallons. $2 per doz. ' quarts $1.25 and half g Genuine "Mason Improved," Fruit Jars, (glass top, self sealers,) quarts 2, and half gallons $3 per dozen. Best W. G. (Iron stone china) plates and teas, CO cents per set. Fine goblots, only 10 cotiti apiece. v"our t'"" ,u Pporou, t.l j. i -r . . Parsons, Davis & Co. s, 5 and 7 Tenth street 0-15-tf OAUTioy.-Evcry genuine box of Dr McLean's Liver Pills bear the signature 0f Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa., and , lhelr prlvftte U S, sUmp, ..Tni.0 no other." Tho market is full of imitations, lt u the ,)opu,r verdicl Uml peoplo who I bave bee accuitonle(i t0 tho , of rm.ors and Cordials arc obliged, eventually, to to sort to McLean's Livor Pills for permancn relief. C-lGwGm. J. J. Anderson Co., gas fitters, 0 Cunning- I Ohio Lovon, ovor Lonergan & j - hftm'' g'ore' do kinds of steam an gas fitting cheaper than tho cheapest, and I guarantee perfoct satisfaction in every in stance. If they do not please thoy will not charge Givo them a trial. Thoy know their business perfectly. Remember tho placo 01, Ohio Leveo. 5-31 Dan. IIahtman has received one of tho largest stocks of Fruit Jars ever before 1 brought to Cairo, and Is desirous of closing it out without delay. Ho thcrcforo otters Mason's Improved Porcelain solf-sealers. I quarts at $2.00 per dozon; glasswlre tops, ' quarts, at $1.'2S per dozen, and half-gallons 1 at $2.00 por dozen. These aro the cheapest prices in tho market. tf. Wm. Eichofk hns purchased tho estab lishment of EichotT Brothers, in Cairo, and now proposes to prosecute tho furni turo manufacturing business with now vigor, and pledges himself to sell furniture of every description cheaper than ovor be fore. Try him. O-'Mtf Tiik La hum' Pkonunciambnto ! While protesting against nil tho worthless Denlrlfices now In tho markot, the Ladles with ono consent, have adopted tho Sozo D0NT as tho ono thing needful to Inmro tho integrity of the teeth und a fragrant breath. julyaid&wlw Ik you wish to indulge in a dellclou cigar, patronize P.Saup, Commercial ave nue. If you wish good chewing or smok ing tobacco, pipos, tobacco pouches, etc., go to P. Saup's popula" Tobncco nnd Cigar store. Burnett's Steam Cooking Vessel Is war ranted to cook quicker and better than any vessel in use, for salo at A. Hnlley's 0-201m We havo a good supply of. Burnott's Steam Cooking Vcssols Call and see them. A. Hai.lkv 6-201m Tho largost and best assormonl of Cook ing RtDvcs In thu market, at Rally's. 7-23-dlw Tho American Eplcureaud Broilers, at A. Hally's. 7 National 2:i-dlw. Go to the Thalia for tho test Weiss beer in town. 5-21dtf Skirt, Bosom and Dread Bonrds, nt A Hally's. 7-2!!-dlw. linn A inn In ltnt fivnrj sitwl mips fit i A. Hally's. ' 7-23-dlw. Fluting Scissors. Irons and -Machines, a A. uA 7-23.diw. Table and Pocket Cutlery at A. nuiiy s. 7-c3-dli The Palont Hlnlg Fruit Can at Hally's 7-23-dlw . . Dost and Cheapost wooden IHmip In the Market, A,Mlly'i. RIVER NEWS. ARRtVP.b. Stoamer A. J. Baker, Pittsburg. " Charley Brown, " " Arkansas Bollo, Evaiisvllle. " H. M. Hhreve, Shrevoport. H. O. Yaeger, N. Orleans. " City of Chester. Memphis. " .1. S. McDonald, Pittsburg. Nashville, Clnclnnnli. " Iron Mountain, Louisville. " Glcncop, N. Orleans, " Rover, Cairo. " W.H. Brown, Louisville. " Fearless, St. Louis. , " Illinois, Columbus. ' " .Mm Fisk, Paducah. DEPARTKI). Steamer A.. I. Haker, Baton Rougo. " Charly Brown, Memphis. " Arkansas Belle, Evansvilln, " H. M, Shrove, St. Louis. " H. C.Yacgor, " City of Chester, ' " .l.S. McDonald, N. Orleans. " Nashville, Cincinnati. " Iron Mountain, St. Louis, " Glencoe, St. Louis. " Rover, St. Louis. " W. H. Brown, St. Louis. " Fearless, St. Louis, 11 Illinois, Columns. " Jim Fisk, Paducah. IIIO ML'MiV f'OAI.. Steamboats supplied nt any time, both day and night, with either lump or chest nut coal, In nny quantity, nnd on usual terms, nt tho yard nt Grand Tower, Ills Spocial contracts offered on favorable terms upon application. H. V. Of.VI'IIAXT, D. A. Hokek, Gtn'l. Supt. Sales Agent. .1-1. "-lr. IIOATS TO LKAVK TO-PAY. Tho Colorado leaves this evening ut 0 o'clock, for Memphis, Vickburg ami all way points. Tho snfo nnd elegant packet, Illinois, is the boat leaving nt 0 this evening for Evansville, nnd all points on the Ohio rivcr' Tho superior nnd fast Grnnd Tower is uio noai tor si. uouis nnu way points tins ovenlng, nt 8 o'clock. Tho fine steamer Nashville, leaves at S o'clock this morning for Cincinnati. timo will intorveno before the sandbars and wrecks will stick their heads nbovo the water. IIUMNESS ANP WK.VTIIKIt. Business on tho levco was very sood yesterday Tho weather continues clenr nml dollgntful. misckllankou s itkmh. Tho ijharloy Brown had twontv-llve barges of coal for Brown & Jones nt Mem. p.,;,. Tile H. C. Yaeger had a fair load of railroad iron for St. Louis. The Nash- villo l,r,w,l,i n irr. .. ,.i,:i.. I frel8ht nnd return to Cincinnati this I morning. The Iron Mountain left for St. . T ..!. C I O . m. j J.UIM3 whii inui uiirges oi coae. sue Foarless came down after tho balance of her barges. ThoH. M.Shrovo from Shrevoport had i a fair number of people, but very little freight. Tho Cairo nnd Mound City tug, Cache, broke a cylinder yesterday, and the Mon- tauk mado several trips for her. Several large towboats with immense tows ol Pittsburg coal passed down yes terday, Tho Illinois passed tho City of Chester under full head way yesterday morning so wo were informed by passengers who came up on both boats. Bargo No. 23 is loaded, und will leave , in tow of the Mary Alice to-day. Charles Dezcng, clmMiier on Phillips' wharfhoat, resigned u few days ago, and left fur his homo in Missouri. Captain Phillips won a now lint on the North Curolinn election. PHIL. HOWARD , STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, City JTittlounl Batik Iliillilluir. aya-Speclal attention paiJ toonlers Irons simii boats nitflit or Uav CAIRO MARKET. .SATUItlUY EVKXISd, AllgUtt 0, 1S7-J. Our report for tho week Includes sales for six days. FLOUR. ! 00 bbls. various grades sold at f 5 to i9.00; 100 bbls. AVie XXX S7.25 ; 500 bbls. White Wheat, famll $8.75 400 bbls. XXXX $.00; !!00 bbls. XXX $7.00; 200 bbls. XX $0.25 ; 100 X $H.0O. HAY. Market bare, 5 ears choice tim othy sold at $20 00; 2 cars clioico tlmt thy mixed $18 00. 1 WHITE CORN. 1 1 cars wero sold In sacks dol, at fiOffOlc. IS cars sold In 1 bulk on thu track a. H)cGlc. MIXED CORN. 7 cars sold in sncko del. at 4'Jc5lo; 5 cars told in bulk on the track at 40c. OATS. U cars mixed sold nt 37o in sacks dol. !! cars (ialeiiu sold nt "9u del. CORN MEAL. 14 cars S. D. sold at $2 90(g - "5 del.; 1 cars K. 1). at $2 7C ; 200 bbls. Beclier's Caloriu on p t.j 400 bbU " Evening Star ' City Mills, S. D. 2 00. BUTTER. 10 pkgs. fold at lticfiiJ'.'c, CHICKENS. 50 dozen old, sold at 3 to $:l i!5 ; 00 dozen spring Chickens sold I nt $1 50 to $2 50 according to size. PROVISIONS. 2,000 lbs. bacon shoul I dors sold at 0 to7 ; 2,n00 lbs. Clear sides sold at 9cIOc; 2,000 lbs. Clear Ribbed sides sold nt 8c(2,8Jo; 5no lbs. sugar cured canvassed Hams nt 15c17(; fiOO lbs Hrcakfast Bacon at U.Jcl2o s 1,000 lhs, plain Hams nt 10c(n,12c. TJ51' Six and one-halt' lbs. 1 Duvant's A Cofteo Sugnv for Ono Dollar ; Seven lbs. Now j Orleans Sugar forOne Dollar ; ; three and one-half libs. Prime , Rio Cofteo, Ono Dollar ; Best Imporial Tea, Ono Dollar and a half per pound ; Best Gun- powdoi Toil, OllO Dollar lllld Seventy-flvo Cents per pound ; . Y Hvson and Oolons Toa, Ono Dollar per pound, and ov ory thing proportionately cheap at WILEY &BIXBY'S.r 5-isHf. ! O. Hrtnuy wishes tho public to bo informed that he has on hand n Stock of Qooda ns extensive as any in th .Southwest, nnd that ho is de termined to soli every article at prices Lower than, tho Low est. Call on him to-day nnd examine gooda and prices. Ho will satisfy you both as to qual ty and cost. HLadic8, or gentlemen, desiring a comfortable as well as a custom made shoe or slip per, should rail nt tho Oitv si, Mr. Mack is nflering rent ' bargains in his line of troods. D0T which is complete, and that is why he is doing so good a trade during tho dull season, while every body else is complain ing of dull time?. A .. I .1 t OTil iiiiiiiini in-. ...i ...in . , i I'lilt .Mill Nil (TIT. METltOPOI.IS, PA- I am.u IMVAII. IHUMINOIIA.M. cLirroy, IIASTPOUT. WATERLOO, TPS (T.MHI.Y Kl.onKXCi:,c..iinc.i- unrat .hiii.nson yiu.k ultli N.V-II VII.I.K mill NORTH. WESTERN It. It. for point- -until. STIIAMKIt I'. W. STItADEIt. 1. II. It AY Master. ' J3erLeat"s Friday, Aiigu-t '-'d, ut 10 am. For freight or parage apply on board or to "Mt. .Ia.mk.s llifion. Agent. m:(il'I..it ( AlltO. PADItCAH EVANS VILLI: riEMI-WEEKLV 1'. . MAIL PACKET. Tin I'asl nnil Elegant l'ncnrr Jlfim'r IDLE-WILD- lACK (iltA.M.MKIt, Matter. Li. TUO.MA-, t 'lerk. JTjT Leave Cairo for Paducah and Ktnii silli', ewry Tlmrday ami Sunday cmuiIiil'. at II o'clock, connecting . nt Kv:inllle ulili the I.iui.lllc and Cincinnati packet-., For IVelvlit or paaire npiily to ,Iami: llp'iiii Pnttigir Ag't. HLOI'LAIt CAIRd, PAIUVAII EVAXs-, VII.I.K. SEMI-WEEKLY PACKET. The line P.icngcr Packet ARKANSAS BELLE. ' HEX. HOWARD Nkiii.kv Ht'iip Master. Clerk. EjTLeaM-s Cairo for Paducah and Evans lllc! ccry Tuesday ami Friday eeiilii! at 0 o'clock. For freight or pasige applv on board or to James Binds l'aent;er Ag't. ItEOCLAIt CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE SEMI-WKKKI.Y MaIL LINE PACKET. The line low pre-Mirc Paw-nirer Packet OTICKSTEP. W, 11. PENNINGTON... . Mutter., 3Y"Lcact Cairo ecry Wcdnetday and I Saturday cwnlni; nt i! o'clock, lor Padm" and Evaiitille. For freight or paa.tv "l1" plv on board or to , JA.MKs Ulcus l'attcnger Ag t. CAIUO AND MOUND CITV KTKAJI Ti:, CACHE Will make three trips daily. trsviso csiao R.m. St It -x.iri. At i-'M p.m. LrsviNO MOt SO CUT At S::tu ji.iii. At l:nn p m. At fi p.m. I' . . ....). WBW 0.1 ........ li, 11. but I 'it t' MV Will Und, h hsn hailed, at nnv Hood intf nnciliate sretinglor penKPror frs-isrht. nnv llf. CAIRO AND PADUCAH KAIL BOAT. The spltnJhl steamer J".A.S. Stanley Disown, Capt. Leaes Ciilro DAILY, (Sunday exceptfd), at a.m. Kur Irolahtor ia4v applj on boarilor InnHlf J- HK(H. Av'l. NKAV HARNESS SHOP, i i i i 1 1 v-m n eirTTrnTT L -C3.0. s)W V 1 1 it - opened a Unmet .shop mi Wa-lilntou i Avenue, between Tenth and Llewntli SireetH fur the nurno-e of MAM FAOVRINO all Kindt of DOl'HI.K sV SIXCiLK HARXKSS ( llALTKIfs, Dlttlll.K-, Jke., Which he keep on tale or will lii.sKe to order. 111. motto it :-(iood stock, good work, and ill-tlcc to all men." All kindt ul rci!ilrliiir done nllli liealne-t ami di-patcli. ile hlm a trial, .miii will It lit I lie don't prono-c to ".Stand on a home .irliitf." align f WAUOMt. WAGON MANUFAOTOHY. I For Salo nt Wholesale c Retail COUNKtt il'iD.STUEET AND OHIO I.EVEl Cairo, Uliuois. inUltl l. AWltl.K Henry II .Meyer. William Moiicr. EXCELS I OK ! JIKVKH & STOXKB, lloue,!5lan and Slrsmlio.it IP I IN" T EJ JEif S . Dcconillns In Oil or Water Colos;- j Kalo. mining and Paper lla.i iv; ra nliii? and Marblehm- of every dccrlpilon; Isildiu In e cry t. le, pl.iln and oiuainental. Particiilarattcnlloii paid to dlun (iildlliK, Oidert tollellcd for .scenery, Fresco and Banner Palutlu. Fancy (ilat,fliov Cards, (illil, Plain and ornamental. Call at t lie I shop und examine our work Old Picture- renewed or copied, fjatlsfac Hon Guaranteed. J3TAH work entruteil to our care will bo promptly attended to, Shot) In TIioiuuh'h old stund under the Perry Uotnse, corner Conuuervlal ave. and Wll treet. 7-10 tf. .SJSggJTT .. I SL. -X Jl T 1UU1 WOOD 1 1 WVOJU JI Tka natlatMaaat! j AsraUst HARD AND DRY WOOD HAS S O no i oi STOCK i w GO W X SAN 1 FARM HOES, sue S( Also ma OUT! I Tin, S FA I Untc's GllA I LITTL EVAPC RICUA Wsruntc JnKlKhtlj nxton A svM t.ATKH FRENCU Mrs. it Fancy Ar j NKCK Anil 1 FIRSTJ Mr. M , Slid Mllll sorlment suit Mis 41l't in C inn nnesl s iIia onl Px lally. MRS On Elgl jvri 01 rrtrji SPRINl BONN NECKl UOLIA'I DOI.lJ I0 Tn2tiliea Kir. I Clal sulil SMTCnlJ (iood- TH1 auocl ATI WAiMIl 94 " JHSJ Am Chmp, U Ml '"P" jfjf