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r a A -v J ft 11 CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1872. HVN ADVERTISEMENTS. CAMPAIGN UNIFORMS. We arc prepared to furnish uniform to GRANT CLUBS AND GREELEY CLUBS to any number ordered, for 91 45 n complete u tilt J Cap, Cape, Torch with Stick, and Flag. Send order at once to II AND & METZK.E, JOMarkct Ht.. up Halm. CHICAGO, ILL. eod2waugl&. j ST. NICHOLAS BILLLIARD HALL HARRY WALKER & CO, Prop'rs. This lioue Is newly fitted up with excellent two BILLIARD TABLES And two fine i JENNY LIND TABLES Suitable for nil kinds of PLAYBBS. The saloon Is stocked Brands nf with the Kelt WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS. MIXED are compounded in the most approved style. t3TCome and cce for yourself. They keep on hand a tine flock of COLD WEISS BEER, THE BULLETIN. Paklleatloa efltf, Balled Handing Waahlnatan Avenne. SCHWEITZER CHEESE AND LAND HERRING. HOL REFRESHMENT TABLES arc spread inoniiiiL' and evcnlm at nine o'clock, at which all arc invited to partlcl pate free ot charge. 8-13dtt. JOHN SIIEEIIAN, RETAIL GROCER And Dealer In VEGETABLES. FRUITS, EOGS, LAUD FRESH BUTTER, ETC. J3J AH Goods warranted frcidi, und Hold at the lowest prices. "Corner Oth and St. CoimncrelalAve. 7.23 tt. REGULAR CAIRO, PADUCAH .fc EVANS. VILLE SEMI-WEEKLY U. S. MAIL PACKET. The Fait nd Elegant Passenger Steumer IDLE"W"ILD- .Tack Guammkk, Matter. Ed. Tiiomah, Clerk. JOT Leaven Cairo for Paducah and Evaw vllle, every Thursday and Sunday evening, atC o'clock, connecting at Evaunvlllu with the Louisville and Cincinnati packet. For irejgnt or passage apply to James BiGosI'a'.sfUt'cr Ag't. Peaches $1 per bushel. Apples 60 cents per bushel. Grapes Ave cents per pound. Business on the levee roported protly fair. Sweet potatoes selling at $1 60 per bushel. Tho piano at Hannon'swas raffled for last night. Irish potatoes, GO cents per bushol, from wagons. Thonnometer ranged yesterday 01 at two p. m., in the shade; 100 In the sun. Valentino' Rosch, arrested by Martin fur leaving dray on the street, lined $8 and costs j paid. We'll back John A- Logan for econ omy in truth against any other Baron Munchausen Illinois can scare up. lluinpbrcysvlllc, of tho Union county 1 Press,' came down to bear Logan Tues day night and called on The Bulletin Mr. Thomas Cain Is drawing material for a three story brick business homo 25 by SO feet, on Washington avenuo, be tweon Elovcnth and Twolfth streots. Capt. McUalo wears tho handsomest and most enthusiastic Greeloy hat in Southern Illinois. Ho Is diligently search ing for the man who says ho don't. Hero is n clianco. A Groeloy man who lives noar Thobes and owns a half interest in a saw mill at that place, is anxious to bet it on Groeloy's oloction. A regular communication of Dolta Lodgo No. CG8 F. & A. M. will be held In Masonic Hall this Thursday evening, 16th of August. Visiting brethron cordially invited. Jamks A. Piiu.mb, Scc'y. Yesterday morning a tcamstor from the country, hitched his team to a low post at tho Thalia saloon, oti Washington avenue. The horses broke tho halter and ran the wagon whouls against a trco in front nf the saloon, breaking the longuo out of tho hounds. Fortunately, no other damagd was done. Tho moonlight excursion, Friday night, oti tho Eckcrt, will no doubt bo a very pleasant affair. Tho blessed pooplo who proposo to go to Heaven from tho bosom of tho church, whilo molancholy music walls about tbelr coffins, and who can not onduro tho sound of tho violin, and who know the devil is in dancing, und who won't patronizotbo oxcursion because thoy havo boon informed a person who does must danco, may rest in poace. If they don't want to dance they need not ; but if they do, thoy may. On Tuesday afternoon, on the loveo two steamboat men managed to get Into a slight altercation with Mr. Thos. Meo ban, a peaccablo citizen, residing In the Fourth ward. Without any provocation they fell upon him, and ono of them lifted a large stono, and inflicted a severo wound on the said citizen's head. Tho name of ono of tho assailants was Edward Fosse. They wero both dealt with the same evening and lined SM and costs. Ono paid, and Fosso was committed to jail for a corresponding term. They wore arrested by constable Mohnor. A young lad, son of tho coffin-maker, Fellh, was abused by V. Rcsch, whilo try ing to buy a water molon, at his stand, on Eighth street. The boy stated that the melon was not good and Resch cut it open. It proved to be unsound. Tho boy refused to take it but would take n good one and pay for it. The amiable Resch, who, wo are given to understand, is in tho habit of abusing little boys seized tho littlo lad, and nftor giving him h sevuro shaking rubbed his no.o in tho water molon and then in the dust. Resell was arrested yesterday, taken boforo Squiro Shanitesty and lined $5 and costs. in- In- the the oioltemonl of angry passion when fllctlng punishment. 3, As a goneral rulo it should bo fllctod In tho presence of tho school. 4, Punishment should bo otlcctual. NATURAL ritlLOSOniY. Law of centrifugal forco; e fleet of aamo upon revolving bodios. Law of mo tion ; simple and resultant motion. Re flected motion. Terrestrial motion. PtmiOLOOY. Working of the heart and arteries ; sound and heat of the heart ; pulse of tho artories ; jotting of blood from artcrios. Subdivisions of the heart stroke. Causo of tho circulation of the blood. Explanation of blushing. Relation of the norvous control to disease. Three sets of nerves in tho heart. BOTANY. The axis of plants wero treated of. Arrangements and kinds of Branches. Runners, scions and suckers. Divisions of stems; leaf and scale; Tubers and bulbs, exemplified by illustrations, as to tbelr mode of growth, differences, etc. LOGAN'S SPEECH A BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE SEN ATOR'S EFFORT. LITTLE TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD. MUCH REGULAR CAIRO.l'ADUCAH & EVANS VILLE SEMI-WEEKLY PACKET. The line PaMcngcr Packet ARKANSAS BELLE. BEN. HOWARD. NEOLEY Rudd... .Mutter. Clerk. 'Leaves Cairo fur l'adiii-nh uml Kv.in. rlfie every Tuesday and Friday evening ut 0 o'clock. For freight or parage apply on board or to James Bioos, Passenger Ag't. REGULAR CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE SEMI-WEEKLY MaIL LINE PACKET. The One low procure Pa.icngcr Packet Q,TJIGKSTEP. W.B.PENNINGTON.. .. Master. tSJLcavc Cairo every Wcdne.day and Saturday evening at 0 o'clock, for Paducah and Evansvllle. For freight or parage ap. ply on board or to JAMES BlGOh, IWenger Ag't. OAIRO AND MOUND CITY STEAM TCJ, CACHE Will make three trips ditilr. it U... At !' .a.m. .m. .p.m invito not HD 11TT At S:30 jk.ni At 1:30 p rn At 6.....HM M .p.uii P.r. rich . SO cenU : 10 ticket, for 12 t. Will land, whsn hailed, at any good Intermediate andiag I or passengers or freight. dot it f. OAinO AND PADUOAH HAIL BOAT. The splendid uteamer POLICE COURT. JAS. FI8K, Stanley Bhown, Capt, MS 3lio nuLT, (Sunday excepted m. For (rslabler paaeegeapplr oulo aaWf JAlrifiooa, In Squire Shannossy'a Hall of Sighs, Star Martin presented a trio of vagabonds, who wero of no uso to thumselvos,and concluded to lay by for a rest. The distinguished bummers wero rospoctivolv named Wm. Groth, Sam. McCluro and John Smith. Their astonlshmunt was unbounded to think that by an addition of two letters from a rost to arrest they wore required to pay $5 and costs. No "munny" yor hon or. "Eight days," said his honor sharply. They swoar never to bo seen in Cairo when those 8 days are sweated out. Tho candidates for the order of tho thistle, woro a quartetto ; three of whom wero arrostod by Martin, and tho otbor by Mehner. Thoy had boon making earnest astronomical searches for tho comet through a magnifying glass, and continued to gazo so long as to lose their balance and wore, in conscquenco of a low finan cial condition, corapollcd to accept tho gratuitous hospitality of! tho Dundum castlo for tho period of 8 days. It is thought they will recover. In tho afternoon sosslon La Hue pre sented Charles Williams for his honor's investigation, for swizzling potato bug gravy to such an extent as to causo him to fly his kito too high. .Huving lost his change, ho was given eight days In which to recover his recollections in tho cnttlo of walls, Lord McIIalo keeper. NORMAL SCHOOL. August 14. The subjnet treated of to-day was the DUTIES OK TEACHEK8. Tho subjoct win dwelt on with much earnestnoisby Prof. Kirk, and was llstonod to with profound attontlon. Ho rominded them that It was their duty let. To mako tho acquaintance of and visit tho parents of tho district 2. To avoid too much governing, . 3. Punishments improper. 1. Thoso that excite the fueling the pupil that an indignity has beon committed against the porson ; pinching tho ear or scolding. 2. Those punishments that from their naturo.lnfllct a prolonged torture. 3. Ridicule proper. Kind reproof; loss of prlvlloge; restraint; corporal punish ment. 1, The teacher must bo convinced that tbe rod Is the best thing in the spoclflo oase. 2. Tbe teacher should never be under On Tuesday night Senator Logan ad drossed n largo audiunco in tho court house in this city. He commoncod with a briof history of the Republican parly and in such a way as to convoy tho impression that ho had been ono of its founders. Ho thon askod : " Has tho Republican party fulfilled all tho promises it mado to tho country when it assumed tho control of the government?" Ho declared it had dono so, that its action had boon endorsed by the Domocratio party, and by tho, wholo American pooplo, and tho colored men especially wero exhorted to judge of the future by tho past. He de nounced tho Liberals, stating that thoy had acted in bad faith, and by slander had effected an organization in which the Democrats gladly unite'd with them. After viillfyingStho Liboral movement as a foul conspiracy, he declared tho Repub lican party hud granted all that the Liberals had adopted in their platform, ex cept ono thlng,which was that of amnesty to about suvonty-flve o( tho rebels who would not nsk for'morcy from tho government. Ho was opposed to forgiving them and novar would for ono consent until those rebels hud asked pardon for tho past. 11 o thon went on to discourso about tho "bloody chasm," misquoting and misrep resenting facts in the most shame-faced manner. Nono filled that chasm but Grant men; and endoavored to prove, without actually using tbe names of Republicans and Dem ocrats, by all the language of which he was master, that Republicans alono fought the battles of the Union, and that their bodies on Jono side, and those of the robels on tbe otbor, filled tho " bloody chasm." He kept on in this train for at least ten minutes. Ho then mado an awkward nttompt to whitewash the administration, and commenced by singing the old song that less money had been abstracted from the Treasury during tho period of Grant's administration than any other heretofore, and referred to the endorsement of tho fact by Mr. Turner and Gov. Palmer, extending over tho first yoar nf Grant's presidential term. He defied any porson to adduce a single fact of corruption, fraud or bribery on tho part of tho Prosldent. Having stumbled over that part of his subject, he said tho Liberal " conspiracy '' was organized in Washington, and thut Grata Brown, was tho chlof conspirator I Ho alluded to tho sale of arms, and uti blushingly asserted that it was a straight forward transaction between tho govern ment and tho citizens, and that not a cent was ombozzled. That foreign 4iowors, England, France, and Belgium, had sold arms to tho rebels and not a voice was ralsod in denunciation of them by thoso who are now leadors of tbo Liberal party. Tho fact was, bo was one of tho committee who sat on the investigation ot tho transaction for thlrty-ono days, and that both Republicans and Democrats who constituted that commltteo exonerated tho government from all charges of fraud, etc., and, tho fact of the matter was, that tho arms sale was a plain open sale. Th arms were sold to Amorican citizons and by thorn to the French government, and that the whole thing was a conspiracy by Sumner to distract tho German vote from Goneral Grant. Sandwiched in betweon tho sale of arms Job and tho othor swindles, he mounted tho Murphy job on stilts, und just thoro a picco of domagoguoism was beautifully "nipped in tho bud." Tho outcry against Murphy charging him with fraud in tho custom homo of New York was all owing to his being an Irish' man. A voice, "An Englishman." "Well, thon, an Englishman, or whoovor ho was," said tho speaker, and in a moment or two dropped Murphy like a hot potatoo. From him bo traveled ovor tho ground of investigation, and said that investiga tion aftor investigation was followed up, and not a singlo fraud was detected. Ho stated boldly that thero woro no sustained charges to bo found anywhere. Ono amusing pieco of logic was as fol lows : "You havo in this stato, assessors, collectors, etc., and have in Cairo a custom liouse, and yet thero is not a singlocharge of , corruption or fraud. From this ho actu ally drew the deduction, and assortod that it was Hho samo way all ovor; theio is no corruption anywhere I" From this point he moved on and tried to prove that there was more fraud porpe tratod during tho war of 1812 than tho losses of money sustainod over tho wholo period of tbe lato civil war. Ho then jumped to the Johnson administration and stated that $60,000 more had 'been collected under Grant than under tho Jobnton term, tho reason nf which was that Grant bad employed faithful and hon. st collectors I Ha made a spring then to ths iubeot o centralization. Ho denied tho charge, and said what gavo rlso to tbo accusation was, that in order to support tho .Fifteenth Amendment appropriate legislation was mado by which propor persons wero appointed to watch tbo polls, so that tbe colored men could get their rights. He harped on this string, and topped, off by an allu sion to tho former and late elections In North Carolina, claiming a fair Vote and a republican victory for the last. However ho distinctly stated that the rebellion must bo put down, etc. Ho then pounced upon the Demo crats declaring that Grant had come forth victorious, after all tbo domocratio generals bad, proved to bo failures, und that Grant alone was tho conquering horo. That when Grant came out of the war h was "hated and -feared by both rnbols and democrats." Continuing in this strain, ho wound up on the hero btislnws with tbo amirablo assertion, vehemently utterod, that domocrats woro not fit to bo trusted, not fit for office, not fit to govorn, not fit for any thing. Voice bettor say thoy aro not fit to live. He traveled then all tho way back to General Washington and began to toll what Grant would have dono had ho boon Washington, otc. At this juncture, tired and disgusted with tbe infamous false hoods, garbling and misrepresentations of the would-bo orator, wo loft bitn still blabbing. RIVER NEWS. ARRIVED. Steamer Arkansas Belle, Evansvsllo. " Burkavillo, Capo Giardeau. " Uonry Brobasco, Cincinnati. 11 Mollle Mooro, New Orleans. 11 Bello Memphis, Memphis. " Smoky City, New Orleans. ' Illinois, Columbus. 11 City of Helena, St. Louis. City of Chostor, St. Louis. DEPARTED. Steamer Arkansas Belle, Evansvllle. 11 Burksvillo. 11 Henry Probasco, St. Louis. " Moilin Moore, St. Louis. " Bello Memphis, St. Louis. Smoky, City Louisville. " Illinois, Columbus. " City of Helona, Vicksburg. " City of Chester, Memphis. IIIO MUDDY COAL. Steamboats suppliod at any ttmo, both day and night, with either lump or chest nut coal, in any quantity, and on usual terms, at tho yard at Grand Tower, Ills Special contracts offered on favorablo terms upon application. H. V. Olypuant, D. A. Bokee, Gen'l. Supt. Sales Agent. 3-15-ly. boats to leave to-day. The fast Grand Tower is the anchor line boat leaving for Memphis and all way landings this evening at 0 o'clock. Tho fine packet City of Vicksburg leaves this ovenlng at C o'clock for St. Louis and way landings. The favorlto Idle wild is tho boat leaving for Evansvillo and all points on tho Ohio alver, this evening at 6 o'clock. The fleet Jim Fisk Is the regular daily packet for Paducah and loaves at 4 o'clock. Tho good steamer Burksvillo is the boat for Cape Girardeau and all way points this mor ning nt 8 o'clock. CONDITION OF THE RIVERS. The decline in tho Ohio at this point continues. Above hero tho doclino is steady and bars are to be seen on every hand, ttut latest reports from the upper Ohio Is, that there is four and a half feet scant between here and Evansvllle. and falling fast. The condition of tbe -Mississippi is getting worso daily. The lower crossing at Groanfleld's is tho worst place in the entiro rivor ; thero is only CJ feet, roportod in it, and it is very crooked. It is thought that tho swift curront will cut it out in a fow days. Below thoro in Bird's bend the channel is very bad, and boats havo to bo very careful. 1IUSINESS AND WEATHER. Business continues good, and things wero moving lively for this season of tbe year. Tho woather was clep.r and hot. Tbo dust in the streots has become very deep, and rain is needed. MISCELLANEOUS. Tho City of Chestor arrived yesterday 24 hours behind time. She grounded at Twin Hollows tho first night out, whore sbo was dolayed sometlmo. Sho was also aground, a couple of hours, at Greenfield's. Tbo William Cowen tried for a couplo of days to take her three barges of coal ovor the lower crossing at Greenfield's, but had to give it up, She brought them back, and will try it to-day with barges drawing less water. PHIL. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, City National Dank HiilldtukT. .Special attention paid to orders Ironi Mean, boats night ordav We rospectlully inform tho citizens of Cairo and vicinity that wo shall opon on or about the lit of Soptembor, 1872, in NefTs now brick building on Eighth street, with an entiro new and olegant slock of dry goods, clothing etc. 8-lo tf. Blum & Ambon. Prof. L. Kruger Is prepared to glvo prlvato lessons in olemontary as well' as In the highest branches of education in the English, German, French and ancient languages, at tho residences of thoso desir ing instruction, from Monday the 12th Inst. Inquire at Judgo Bross' office 8-101 iml&w. Blum & Amson will opon about tho 1st of Hoptomber with a now stock of clothing, dry goods, boots and shoes, otc, which will be selected by Mr. Blum in tbo Eastern markets, during this month His large experience In tho business and acquaintance with tbo wants of tho people, will onablo htm to mako his stock full and completely suited to all classes and ages. Remember tho placo NcflTs now brick building on hlghth struct, betweon Com mercial and Washington avenues. 8-10-d2t. PROPOSALS. Proposals will be rocoived at the office of tho U. S. Paymaster, Naval Station, Mound City, Ills., until 12 M., of Satur day August 17th 1872, for furnishing tho Navy Department, Bureau of Construc tion and Ropalrs, with tbe following arti cles to be delivered at tho station : 1,300 yds No. 4 cotton canvass. 75 Gals. Boiled Linseed Oil. 0 Gals. Tarpentlno. 8 Gals. Japan Dryor. 2Q0 lbs best Whito Lead. 20 lbs I Coppcrod Tacks. J dozon O. K. 6-0 Paint Brushes. All articles subject to rejection by In- pector. Tho right to reject any or all bids reserved. Francis T. Gillet. P. A. Paymaster U. S. Navy. August 1.1th 1872. augl4-3t NOTICE. I have sold my stock of furniture, etc, and havo quit businoss, and expect to ro- movo from Cairo about tho first of next month. I will thorcforo thank thoso per sons indebted to mo to pay their accounts at onco. My books aro at my old stand on 10th street, whern paymont can be made to myself or in my absenco to I, L. Uarrell, whoso recolpt will bo good. Aug. 18, 18783t. B. S.Harkkll. Ian- Wolss Boor oi tho Ulysses S. Grant brand, Christianizing in its character, is kept for sale at tho Thalia saloon only, tf Tho undersigned, lato workmen with J. P. Gamble, havo opened a shop, corner of ICth streot and Commercial avenue, for tho manufacture and repair of Wagons, Buggies, drays, etc., etc., and for tho pur pose or doing a general wueemiioiit business. They respoetiully ask a share of tho public patronage. J. BlCUAIUlSON. aug. lil-tf. 0. 0. Davidson, GOVERNMENT PALE. Thoro will bo sold at publics auction ut tho naval station, Mound City, Illinois, on Friday, August 16th, at one p.m., the following proporty on account of navy dopartmont, bureau yards and docks : 1 Smithy i.e. Bargo. 1 lot of Iron. 1 Platform Scalos and Wolght. 200 foot Rubber Hose. 2 Heaters. 1 Blacksmith's Forge. 1 lot of Stoves. 1 Letter Press. Torms of sale, cash on dellvory, and ro moval of proporty within three days. By orddr of Commandant, Prancu T, Gillktt, -U-s)t P. A. Paymaster U. S. N. From the Superior (WiKcouin) Time Mill. iPI.J " Do any of our subscribers wish to know whero to purchase a really first-class Cabinet Organ ? We bavo not tbo slight est hesitation in saying go to tho Simmons & Clough Organ Co., Nos. IS, 17 and 19, Miami avenue, Detroit. " We aro not surprised to learn thn fact of which we aro recently informed, that this sterling Instrument took tho first premium 1 for extraordinary clearness and purity of tone,' over tho Estey Organ at the Agricultural Fair at Lowell last Oc tober. To surpass tho Estey is praito enough for most organs, but our own preference for the Simmons & Clough In strument was settled some timo ago, on tbo merits of tho case. Wo bavo hoard tbe Simmons. Clough Organ. It speaks for itself." From the Fon du Lac Reporter. "Wo saw and hoard one of thoso Com bination Organs manufactured by Sim mons, Clough & Co., of Detroit, and wo unhesitatingly pronounce it the finest tonod Reed Organ we bavo had the pleasure of listening to. "This organ is constructed with tubes through which the tone passes, giving it that rich flute or pipo organ tone not found in any other, and showing nono of tho reedy motallic tone so common in reed instruments. Wo think this will revolu tionize tho rood Instruments adding much in tone with littlo additional expense." Equal to and superior to many of the higher prlcod organs. Rushvillc, (Ills.) Times. From the Ionia Sentinel. (Report of the Fair at Ionia, Mich., for October, 1871.) "Organs were tbe principle musical In- trumonts represented. O. W. Tucker showed the woll known Mason & Hamlin Organ ; J. II. Van Ness, tho " Union," whilo J. W. Gardner sang tho pralso of tho " American." " Don Jones took tho first premium on tho Simmons & Clough Cabinet Organ which was sold on tho ground to Prof. Ewing. From the Weekly Independent, Clyde, O. "Tbo most talented musicians of tho day, both amateur and professional, testi fy to their superiority, and uherover ox hibitod thoy give the host of satisfaction. Thoro is no instrument mado that exceeds thorn in tono, durability and finish." From the Wisconsin Tiiiien. "Tho best and grandest thing wo havo seen in tho way of a Musical Instrument for what it purports to bo tho combination it affords, its scope, volume and power. sweetness ot tone, delicacy of touch, wondorful imitations, and tbo low price otrered at, is tho Now Combination Organ manufactured by Simmons, Clough & Co, It must bo seen to bo uppreclatod, und when onco hoard cannot but impress tho most casual observor with its great morit and superiority. "Wo hold this Instrument in tbo high est favor us a substitute for the Pipo Urgan. for tho uso of church service, in buildings of ordinary capacity, und confl dontly look to boo them como into uni vorsal uso." augl4-dAw-lw. Groeloy Lagor Boor, a puroly patri otic article, can bo had at Thalia sa loon, tf. GOVERNMENT SALE, Thero will bo sold at public auction at tho naval station, Mound City, Ills., on Friday, August 10th, at ono p. ni., tbo following property on account of navy dopartmont, bureau of ordnance: 000 pounds refuso powder. Terms of sale, cash on delivery, and ro moval of proporty within three days. By order of Commandant, FbancIi T. Gillxtt, 8-11 3t. P. A. Paymaster TJ. S.N. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. There will bo a moonlight oxcursion on board tbo stoamor T. F. Eckort on Friday ovoning, August 10th, leaving Phillips' wharf boat at 7) o'clock and Mound City at B o'clock p. m.; up tho Ohio river and return to Cairo at 11 p. m. ; then up tho Mississippi and return to Mound City at 1 a. m., making final landing at Cairo at 1:80 a. m. No cards of invitation, as all who wish to participate are cordially invited, committee or arrangement. CAIRO : A. B. Safford, W. H. Morris, O. R. Woodward M. B. Harroll, Phil Howard, John Q. Harman, A. II. Irvin, Dr. 0. W. Dunning B. F Jllsko, Paul O, Schub, C. 11. Kyi j, Irwin Ducan, II. Hannon, Thos. L. Watson, M. P. Fulton, U. Glvo n Hagey. mound city: It V II fl.-t A 17. IT.nl.l.t.. iniKO uarter, van i uogan. Good music for tbe occasion. Tickets, $2, admitting gentleman and ladles; for solo at drag und stationery stores ; also by tho committee. al3-td. "Can't do Without it. This is what tho stage and horso car companies, livory stablo keepers, members of tho turf, and all grooms and trainers sav of the Mus- tano Liniment. They "can't do without it." And why? Bccauso It infulllbly re- ducos tho oxtcrnal swolllngs, &c, which, under various names, Impair tho useful ness and valuoof tho king of quadrupeds, and alto becauso, for sprains, strains, galls and othor injuries to which horse flesh is liable, it is tho most trustworthy preparation in the market. Yet tbesu recommendations coinnrlso onlv a nor- tion of its claims to publln confidence. jjuring a poriou oi. moro than slxtocn years, It has boon rocognizod as a specific for many of tho most agonizing disorders which atlhct tho human family such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago, tlcdoloreux, soro throat, earache, tooth acho; and likowiso as n pcorlos applica tion for cuts, bruises, burns and scalds. Aug. 10-dw-lt. NEVEHMORE Can tbo coarse gritty tooth powders i nd tooth-destroying chemical fluids find a placo on tho toilets of sensible people. The fragrant and preservative Sozodont has Hperccdod them all. Aug 10-d,w-lw STUART & GHOLSON Will oflbr during tho month of August their entire line of Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices, to make room for the Fall Stock. Now is the time to secure good bargains. We are offering our stock of Sum mer Goods at and below Cost. We mean-business. An early call is solicited. auglf,4t. NERVOUS DEBILITY, Wills Its) (loosajr attendant, low aptr Ha' deps-caalaa, lavolaatarjr emlvtfoa, loaasr aaaaaa. SMnulankiM. lou oi spower, dlaajr ssrala loaa or nirmurr, and tssrcatcaasl Impotrnrr nail lata, clllljr, Sad a aoves-olcas curt- in mini, parry's Homeopathic I lit- .o Tweutjr-elcllt. Compo.M i.lir.o inoM Tftlun. bio mild mud potent CurMIrm, tuer liur at the roots th ol mittir lour up t y tern, arret thedl.ciinrxct, an. I nti.url rlKor.nd enrrsT, lile.nd Yllllt) to Itiientu ijitn. Tn luiTDcurra inuii.nus ni r,i-( 1'rice, !, per ck.geof fireboxe. and a Urge 12 vlti, which I. fcrjr ImporUnt in oUtinnle or old cum, or per.inKirbox. om hj .11 driiKl.u. tai ..nt by mallonreceltit ol tirlce. AJjra llumbhn, Hpeclfic liomeopttilc Medicine Co., Jc2 llro U8lMwl Aiit, Clro, llllnol CHEAP GROCERIES. NEW SYSTEM. OROCEUIES RETAILED AT WHOLESALE I'RICES VOR CASH. AT H. C. THIELECKE S STORE. WASHINGTON AVENUE, II ETWEE ST TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS. 80 lbs. dry Cuba Sucar for - - - SS 00 9 " H . ii .i ... j oo OJ IDs. A coffee Sugar, N. Y. Std. - 1 00 4 " Prime Rio Cofl'eo for - - 1 00 3 " Choico " " - - 1 00 !1 " Old Government Java - - 1 00 Teas and other startle and funnv ftrnrn. rios equally as cheap. Goods new, and full weight Riven. Cal and try- JOSEPH SMITH, In Ruder'. New Brick Building, eoriie&t Eighth and Washington Avenue, '.; a BAKER & CONFECTIONER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, Ice Cream and Soda Fountain. I desire to Inform my patrons and the pub llu at large, that I am at all times prepared to fiirnlili everything in tbo abnvn lino on the shortest notice; Including Wedding and Ouecn cakes, etc. Also tupper partlcH fur nished to order promptly and perfect Halls faction warranted For quality and prices I defy conicptitlon. Try me once and you will eomo again. . fMldtVwtf. IOAL. CAIRO CITY COAL J propsred to supply customer with tho be. uuitllty nf PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS CCXAXj. ORDERS lea at Halllday Bros, ofllce, 70 oiiio levee, or at tho Coal Yard below the ht. Char es Hotel, will rccoive prompt atten tion. The Tf o "Montauk" will bring coal alougsldc to steamers at any hour. MALOONH, KL DORADO BILLIARD SALOON AND BAR ROOM. JOHN OATEN, Proprietor. 100 Commercial ATenu, CAIRO, JI.MNOIB sl brand of Cillfo. UCIWs just reel, kj, oW.huA?.D,00nru,7?Unei1 the. best anJpMr.5e.b.r!uppU.,d ne1' liquors and clean of th ftutit brand!. Our Home Advortisors. JAMKS). ENTERPRISE SAVINGS -harlrNl Matron ai, IMS). OVFICK OF CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO orriCKitH i A. B. SAFFORD, President; S. 8. TAYLOR, Vice-President; II. HY8LOP, Secretary and Treasurer. tiiatcToast I'. M. rusciir, Chah. fliiUBfa, S' ii' Bloc'"". . Vavi (i. Ucavu, It. It. CtMNinaiuii, II. P. HAttiD.r, J. U. Pamirs. ' Depoalta ol assT Aasaaat hiItosI Iroaa Ta Coata Vpwai-sl. JNTEKKHT paid on deraalU at the rat ol six percent, per annum. March Island HepLm r lt. loter.tt not withdrawn Is f-ddrd Imme diately to tl e principal or the deposit., thereby KlTina; them compound Interest. MARRIED WO VI IN AND CHILDREN MAY DEPOSIT MONEY 0 THAT KO out IUI CAM D.AW IT. Open every bu.lne.s day from v a.m. to .1 p.m., nod Hturtl.r evening lor HAVING HKPa-JlTh only, from S to I o'clock. auotf W. HTMI.OP. Treitiiirer. THE CITY NATIONAL BAKTC. IliIKO, ILLINOIS! CAPITAL, 8100,000 W. P. IULUDAV. 1're.ld.ntj MKNKY L. IIALMDAY, Vica-President; A. 1). HAFFOKI), Cuhler; WALTER IIVhLOP, AmI.UdI Cashier. BtarcroMi Htaats TATLoa, Ro.i.t H. Cv.mai.v, Hl.ST L. HlUJDAT. W. P. HlLLniT nto. I). Wiluahmi, BrarasR Hike a. u.riArroAB. raekassao. Cola mm DsUtosl autlea Bob4M Boackt aad Moist, KPOSITH received, and a ceoeral tankta bu.lneta aone. FIRST NATIONAL BANK or vaii DAM El, UUKD, "reeldenti KOHEKT. HtL... t. Vi.Pel.nl U. .. UUUIIEM. Ca.hlr. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. EXCHANGE, coin, bank not, and United Htatea securities bouil.t and sold. Interest Allowed aes Ttaao Step HSU, BttOMM. MAaat. ATC I 00 TO W. W. THORNTON'S, BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT 131 TENTH STREET, FOR Doora, Baals, Mllada. otUeUstsa, Eavr Untters,(waoe1) WlaWUwaasl Boor rraaaoa, rioorlatr, La Ml, Nhlaglea, eiaaoa Maaai, Ulaswd LlsjfcU, Slaaod Traaaa , aats Walsjau, Haata Falllaa sus4 Corda Blind raaUalnfs, KooUac t'.lt. KooAasr Cement. Plaatarlaar Paper, Carpat Tall, WsUU Lend, Uaaod OU, American Wladaw Olaaa, Easrllan aadrreaeh Plato Glaaa, Potty, U!aalcr,a Potala' Newer Plpeo. Patent SJBlBSaeyaj Ktt-. Cte., Kte. A UNT5 0'B,ek niret Psper Company' 1 nd II. W John's Improved Hoofing always on LIME I OEMKNT ! JAMES ROSS, DIAlia IN CAPE GIRARDEAU AND ILLIMJ. LIME! Cowmeroial-av., Foot of Elevonth-at. Best quality of Llmo and Cement al ways on hand, and for lalo at the very lovost figures for cash. .Ae, rfdK at "le 0lBco 00 Commerclal.av. at i eel nf Klereolh iret. noviad-Sm. ARE YOU GOING WEST? If so, takeout advice and purchase your ticket, over t it old reliable and popular Missovat Pa. oino ItAitaoAp, which Is po.ltltely th only line running three dally eaprete trains from 8t. Louis to Kdm Cliy and the west I and is positively the only ine which run. Pullman pslu-esieeuera and fine day coecher, espealally for movers, equipped with Miller', safety ulatform, ud the paunf .team brake, From Bt. Loun '0 Kanaaa City, Kt. ocott, Lawrence, Leavenworth. AtobU son, 6t. Joseph, Nebraska Oily, Couneft BluSs nni Omaha wfthoiJtebanml For Information la reaud to time table.. raFes. Ao to any polal rT Missour , Nebraska, Kansas, cWrido "teiai"sna California, call upon ;br address B, u, VnelapMa. tf f'siJiV'S'1 "".'"S B- Oolumbus; Ohle Tot, KA. Tord, Oeaeral Passeoger Agenl, at. Leal,' he trouble to answer questions 1-a.wi HI