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CAIRO. ILLINOIS. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1872-WITH SUPPLEMENT.
JOHN H. OBEltLY, PROPRIETOR.
BULLETIN BUILDING WASHINGTOMV.
OUH CI1UH0IIKS.
IMttJSHYTKRIAN Eighth Htrecl.
J'nsiiclilnjr, Sabbath nt 10J u.m. imdTJ p.m.
,1'niyer meeting, Wednesday nt"l p. in.
HiibliatliiHphooT. a p.m. .I.M. Lnnduii, Htl
perlntcndent. Hr.v. II. Thayer, Pastor
Mtrni()l)Wr.-Cor. Eighth nnd Walnut HUt
I'ruuchltgj Habbath at 10i a.m., and 7 p. in
Prayer meeting, Wednesday. 74 p.m.
Sabbath School, .1. p.m. L. W. .Sllllwell,
Superintendent. Rkv. F. 1.. Thompson,
Pastor.
OIIUIICH OF THE RKDi:KMKR-(Kplsco-pal.)
Morning prayers. Habbatli 101 .m.
ICvi-iiliiK prayers, 71 p.m.
Sabbath .School. t) a.m.
Ukv. K. Coan, Hector.
ST. PATRICK'S CIIUKCH-Nlutli St. and
Wellington Avenue.
Public service, Sabbath 8:10 and 10J a.m.
Vespers, 7 li.m.
Sabbath School, 'i p.m.
Sen lee every dav, a.m.
ItKV. P. .1. O'llAt.I.oltAN, Priest.
OKKMAN t.lJTHKUANCIIlJltCH 13ti
street Ixitwceii Washington Avenue and
Walnut Ktreet. ,
Preaching Sundav morning at 10 o'clock.
.Sabbath clmol u't 1! o'clock p.m. 11.0.
Thlclcckc, .Superintendent.
ltr.v. lton' r. IIki.iihi, Pastor
VOl'M! MISS'S ClIltlSTIAN ASSoCIA-
T10N.- Regular meeting second Monday
each month at their room over Kockwell
,V ( ' hook doro, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, 71 p.m. at
tin room.
I,. W. .Stili.wkll. President.
AFltlt'AN Ml.TIIOIM.ST. Fourteenth, be
twueli Walnut und Cedar.
Hervlri's, Sabbath, 11 a.m.
Sabbath School. I) p.m.
Class meets at .1 p.m.
KCilNI) FREE WILL HAl'TInTFlf
Uelith Street., between Walnut and Cedar.
Sen Ices sabbath, li and II p. m.
Iii:v. N. Hicks, Pastor.
h'UKl. Wll.l. IIAPTIST IKl.Mi: MISSION
tfAIIIIATII SCHOOL. Corner Walnut
ami Cedar Streets.
-sabbath School, ! a.m.
FlltsT I'HKK Wll.l. IIAPTIST CHURCH
- 'urry's lUrracki".
ScrtfccH, Sabbath II a.m.. 3 p.m. .V71p. m.
Hr.v. W. Kw.l.KV, Pa-tor.
FIRST MISSIONARY ItAPTIST f IICRCH.
-Cedar, between .Ninth and Tenth Ms.
Preaching Sabbath, IMS a.m. and 71 p.m.
Prayer meeting. Wediic-day eening.
I'nachlnj,', Friday evening.
Sabbath m-IiooI, 11 p.m. .lohn anllaxter
ami Alary .Stephen, .superintendent-.
Iti:v. T. .1. simiti, Pa-tor.
Si:cOM IIAPTIST rlll'ltCH Fourteenth
Mrect, between (Vdur and Walnut. Tim
oiilv llaptl-t church recognl.ed by the A-
Miclatiou.
Service, Sabbath, 11a.m. :ip,m. and . p.m.
ItKV. Jacoij 1IUAU1.KY, Elder.
SKUHET OltUKUS.
THE .MASONS.
AlHOrcOMMANDKHY, No. lD.-SUited
Ax-emblv at the Asjliim Ma-otile Hall, llrst
ami third Saturday In each mouth.
.AIHO COUNCIL, No. Regular Omvu
cation at Maonlc Hall, tho second rriday
In each mouth.
(AlltO CHAPTER No. 71.-ltegular ton
fx.atlou at Ma-onlc Hall, on the third
Tuesday ot every month,
CAIRO I.ODCii:, No. i'17 F..t A. M.-licgu-lar
Communication at Maonle Hall, the
second and fourth .Mondays of each month.
Tin: OHD-FKU.OWS.
AI.F."ANI)i:it J.OlXiK, '.aa-Mccts In Odd-Fellow-.'
Hall, In Arter's building, eVcry
Thur-day u cuing at 8 o'clock.
STATE OFFICERS.
fJnvenior John 31. Palmer :
l.luuteiiant-Oovcnior .lohn Dougherty ;
,-ecretary or State Edmund Huuiuiel J
Auditor of State C. E. I.lpilncott :
State Treasurer K. N. Hate;
feilpt. Public Iiiitruetloii-Newton ltateman
congressmen.
Senator I.yman Tnimbull and .John A.
j.ogan.
Ueprceontatlus for the State-at-I.argc ft.
Ij. Ik-vcridgu. . ,
Representative Thirteenth District .lolm
M. t'reb-.
MEMIIERS GENERAL ASSEMIILY.
Senators Fir-t Ol-trlct T. A. K. Holcomb,
if I'lilon, and S. K. (ilbon, of Gallatin.
Iteprc-cntathe, Flr-t Dl-trict-II. Wat-oli
Webb.
COUNTY OFFICF.HS.
ClItCUIT court.
.luil'e !. J. llaker, of Alexander.
Pro-editing Attorney J. F. McCartney,
lMaac.
Sherlir A. II. In In.
Win. .Martin Aeor and Treasurer.
cou.vrv COUHT.
.IiiilKe F. llio-.
A-tHiciateh .). K. McCrite and S. Marchll
don. t leik .lacob (!. Lynch,
(..oroiier .lohn II. (ioHinan,
M UNICIPAL (ToVF.ItN.M K.NT.
Mavor .lohn M. I.nn-dcn.
Trcanurer .1. It. Taylor,
coniptrollcr K. A. lliirnett.
Clerk Michael Howley.
Maibal Andrew Cain. .
Attorney P. 11. Pope.
Police Mafj'iMrato F. Ilron mid II. Shall-lie-y.
Chid of Police L. II.Myer-.
bi:i.i:CT COUNCIL.
Mayor .lohn M. Laiii-ilcu.
IMr-t Waid-P. (i. Schuh.
Second WardC. H. Woodward.
Third Ward .Ino. Wood.
Fourth Ward S. Staath Taylor.
Cltv.al.l.arau W. P. Ualllday und D.
Iluril.
noAitn of Ai.Di:itti:.N.
Flr-t Ward -Jamci. Heardeii, A. II. Saf
lonl, l-aaii Wulder.
Second Ward It. 11. (;iuiuliii,'ham, 1.. Un
der. (. Stancel, .lames Swayne.
Third Ward-Win. Strattou. ,1. II. Phllllj.
Fourth Ward-.Ino. II. Hobliifon, U. 11.
SeuMi. .1. II. Metcalf.
Cairo Box and Basket Co.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers In
POIMjAK, ASH, CYPRESS
OAK AND WALNUT
LUMBER.
Having thftt-olo right In this city to use the
FULTON DRY KILN,
llm lif'ht Patent Kllll CXtailt. Wil urn eunn,
dally prepared to furuUli ut all ttmex, on
ino buoncbi nonce,
TIIOHOUQIILY SKASONKD LUM11KH,
Attention U called to our Hock of
WjLSTTTT, ash
AND
CYPRESS FLOORING
t Lumber delivered to any part ol iho city
A Orders received at the.ofllee of '
I SAFFOHD, MOWUfi & CANDKE,
ot that fit m compftuy,
comer, of 31th
augasatau,
CAIRO BULLETIN-
ABOUT OABINKT OltOANS.
It may not be generally underttood,
oven by those tolerably well verted In
inuttcnl arts, that the vnat diU'erenco in
(iiullty of to no developed In tho dlll'oront
mnkea of Cabinet Organi, U owing In it
great mo&aurc, to tho ditl'urent modes of
bonding the tonguu of the reod, u alight
variation in tbo atyloof bond making qulto
u perceptible diU'erenco in tbo quality of
to nn produced, as woli in in tho apeaklng
capacity of the reed.
tio difficult and peculiar in this depart
ment of work at to render it necessary for
u person to buvo a natural gift or tact in
handling tho delicate tool used, and oven
thou It aotuotimea requires yeara of prac
tice to enable one to become proficient In
tills nrt. .
Tliero are only two or three of tho lead
ing inakors in thia country whoundorttand
the application of what i called tho new
und Improved bend in tho reed, nnd
among thorn tho bouse of Simmons &
Clough Organ Co., of Detroit, Mich., bavo
made their inttrumcnU deservedly popu
lar, and are taking tbo lead in way of tho
nioro desirable improvements, having to
curi'd the valuable "Scrlbner Patent, "
nn application of tubes to rocdi, which
materially increase the volume of tone,
and at tho tamo timo destroy the wlroy,
metulic sound of tho reed. Thia tlrm also
make use of tho celebrated " Vox Hu
mana, " or ' Fan tremolo," und also tho
famous " Vox Celeste " atop, tbo uso of
which has created auch nn outcry among
older manufacturers, wbo And it impossi
ble, with their stylo of bend und voicing
to moko a good job of it.
It is comparatively but a brief period
sinco this firm bgun to make instrument
upon a large scale, nnd oiler them to tho
public nt largo through dealers, tho homo
demand having taken their entire produc
tion heretofore, but wo are informed that
the oxperienco of this bouse dates buck to
the year 1830, and it is these years of care
ful study and experiment which combine
In make their Organs,in many resjiecUjiu
pcrior to thoao of other makers.
Tho musical editor ot tho Superior
(Wis.) 'Times' makes mention of them ns
follows: "We are impressed with all wo
read and know of the 'Simmons & Clough
Organ.' Contrary to tho practlco of
many othcrestnblishmcnt, this Arm hnvo
flrst inailo n reputation for their noblo In
strument, und then advertised them. It
is a mystery to us outsiders what they nro
advertising for, a tbo demand for these
Organs now exceeds tho supply. Tho
great demand for them, in fact, has com
pelled tho company to put up a new man
ufactory ut a cost oi nearly 1100,000.
There aro only three instruments of tho
cabinet organ class in America that we
should foel ealitlled in purchutlng, and
of the thrco wo far prefer the instrument
mado by Simmons & Clough. It can
render all stylos of music, from the
thunders of church organ diapason to tbo
ftralru of a line military band, or th ex
qulsito tremor of fairy bolls." 9-18-tf.
HOW TO GO WEST.
This it an enquiry which every ono
should have truthfully answered before ho
starts on bis journey, and a littlo care
taken in examination of Koutea will in
many cases save much trouble, timo and
money,
The "I. 15. ifc W. lloutc," running from
Indianapolis through Uloomington to Uur
lington, hat achieved a splendid reputation
in tho last two yeara as tlie leading passen
ger routo to tho wct. At Uurlington it
connects with the great Uurlington Kouto
which runs diroct through Southern Iowa
to Nebraska and Kansas, with closo
connections to California and tho Terri
tories; and pastcngors starting from Cairo
on their way westward, cannot do better
than to take tho I. B. & W. and Uurlington
routo.
The Lino baa published a pamphlet cal
led "How to go West," which contain
much valuable information ; a largo cor
rect map of tho Great West, which can bo
obtnined froe of charge by addressinc tho
General l'assonger Agent U. & ai. it. Ji.
Burlington, lowa. i-rUtStwJra.
The Tkovlk's Stami' or valuk. Tho
government indorsement, which legalizes
tho sule of Plantation Bitters, is not tho
only stamp allixed to that vnluablo veget
able touic. it bears, in addition to that
official sanction, the still more valuable
stump of public approbation. This ines
timable voucher of Its rare properties ns a
tonic, correctivo nnit alterative, is ot mucu
earlier duto than tho government creden
tial : for millions ot sick persons nau pro.
nouueed it thu grand specitlc of tho ago
long lielure congress thought ot taxing
proprietary mcuicinos. It ts unnecesary
to repeat, in detail, tho properties of this
womicnin vcguiuoiu invigorniii. ino
best reference that can bo offered to those
who desire tho full particulars of its vir
i. -I.., T . n,t.
tues, is thu general public. Ask tuoso
who bavo tried it as u remedy for dyspop-
siu, constipation, billiousness, intermittent
lovers, nervous debility, riieumutism, sou
sickness, low spirits, nnd loss of vital
power, what Plantation Bitters has done
for thorn, und bo govoror.od by tho ro
sponco they mnko to your inquiries.
y-uivwiw.
l'KiniAf.s no real medlcino ovor
gained tho rapid popularity which
Castoria has clone. uno person
rolntes their oxporlonco of its
cood effect to nnothor. It is a vegotnblo
preparation, perfectly harmless, pleasant
to tnko: does not distross or gripe, but
roeuilates tho svstom, and is surotoopor
ato whon nil other remedies
bavo failed. Any porson who
has ovor used Custoria for Stom
ach Acho. Constipation, Croup, Flutul
oncv. Worms. I'lios. or ueraimeu .uiver,
.... 1 I t
will never again uso nauseating Oils, Bit
ter Pills or Narcotic Syrups. Tho Ons
toria contains nelthor Mlnoruls, Morpbino
nor Alcohol. By Its soothing, quieting
eU'eet it produces naturul sleep, nnd la par
ticularly udaptod to crying, and toothing
children. It costs but 35 cents, and ono
bottlo will save many dollors in doctors'
bills. 0-22-w4t.
Eichonburg's clgur and tobacco stand
Is irrnwini' in Donularitv ovory day. It is
lnotnil on EIl'IiHi street between Wash
Inirton avenue and Ohio lovoo. Tho Em-
nuror William. In all his mulcsty, stands at
tho door inviting tho public to samplo tho
oxcellont ohowlng and smoking tobacco,
und splondld cigars within. Eichonburg
la determined to succeed, and if merit in
tho goods can aocuro him succoaa ho will
not bo disappointed. Go and aoo him,
8-14-d-lm.
TKKTll IN HUlNft
Aro h suro drawback on norsonal nnrjonr
anco and porsonal comfort. Theorfore.keop
tlinm In good repair with that established
antidoto for all the disoases that assail
tboin, fragrant Hozodont.
t.22-dJswlw.
Railroad AdvertiBemonts.
LLINOIS CENTRAL R R
100 Mile tfan Mfcorteat Ilonie
TO OHICAO-O
Eighty Mile) the MhortMt Hoist
TO ST- LOTJIS
NO OUANOK OP OAltS
FHOM CAIKO TO
ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF OAKS
OM CAIIIO TO
Cincinnati, i.. luinofiolls, Tolfilo,
ueiroii, i;ievemri'j, jiiBpn, ram,
Uullulu, 1-ltldlilllK, Wi-Mnxton.
Uiiltimurr, i'lillfwlclphtn. New York.
iioaion anu an puiuis rum.
Mllwaukle, Janestille, Mndinon.
l.Cromo, UL I'aul ami ll fointi north.
Tbis U altu thn only direct rout to
Dfctlur. llloomlnifton, Kpriniielil,
I'torm, Uulnur, Keokuk,
HiirlinxUin, Itoeh Inlaml, Ia Hslle.
MfD'lola, Dixon, Kiwjport,
Uklcna, lubieiui-, Hloui Uty,
umaiift auuui jx)iui uurwiwri,
Eleunt Drawing ltoom Sleeping Ca
On all Hlghl Trains.
UafKKRO Choked to all Importint piiinlF.
For ticket! wv Inforinatii.n, apply 1 L 11.K
Ipi-Hit nt Biro: on board tne trnnut ateatner lx-
twevii Columbu and Cairo, and at tho prlnolp
rauroa I ticm-i nmcna inroiiiioui mo huuiii.
w. r. JUllw., cn'i rM. ak i, uoreaio.
A. Mitchell, Gfu'I. Hup't. Ctiicugu.
J. JOHNSON, Ag't, Cairo.
SPKINOFIELD AND ILLINOIS
OUTliiATJil(r4 it. 11.
On and after Monday, April 24th, 1S72
trains win run r.s louowa:
NOIITIIERK DIVISION,
niai ouiki socTiuitT.
Mull. Exnress.
LeaTO Virlnla....,...6:0 a. m :i'i p.m.
hprlnannd.. :o " a:uo
Tvl,irTlll 10 6 " 6. o
Arrite at I'ma...-....1I.4 " 0.17 "
Express. ilal!.
Leato 1'ana t.t't a. m J.M a. m
Tnvlr.rirHI.. 1 111 ' 4.0 "
Arrive at Sprini;field...H.l'. " fl.'J "
Loato Sprinitneld.. .i " o.lu "
Arrive at VliKinia 8.5 " s.IS "
80UTUIIIK DIVISION.
TKAIN8 OOlhO UDDTIKABT,
I.fave E.1kwooJ J JO a.m.. 10.10 p, m
l-'Uru II & .1 11.10 "
Arrive at Hhawoeet'ii .3 " S IS '
CHATTJjK mortgage sale
WiiEitKAS. Chae P. Parsons .losciih .S.
i)al and Hllbertut Kl.li partners, iloliw
liu.lnen under the tlrm name of "Cairo
Stave und Barrel works" did on the 2)th day
of May 1871, execute anil deliver toJo-eph
McKetizIc two proinlory notes of that date,
one for the Mim of 1,::e! X payable on the
l-t day ol M iiieiniier, in. J, with inieren ai
10 ner cent, from Au'it 'Jnd, 1S71 : and the
other for 1 ,100 OfJ payable on September M
IKT.i, Willi intercut ai ju per ceiu. irom
Auguxt'Jud 1871; and whereas in order to
secure the payment thereof, tho wild l'ar
kiiii', DavU it Fish did, on the 11th day of
AumiH 1871, execute, acknowledge and de
liver to the a!d JoH-iih McKcnzle their ehat
th inortsagu upon the following described
good and chatties, and personal property
to wit : The lcaio hold oato
and Intcre-t of t-aid Pardons, DavU
and YMi In and to the follow
ing described jiiece or parcel ol groiimi to
wit : "A certain parcel of ground commenc
ing ten (10) feet westerly ol the caterly lino
of Levee street, if extended, and thirteen
hundred und thirty (l.fclu) feet north of the
bomb line of Thirty-fourth street in the llit
addition to the cltv of Criro, In the county
of Alexander, In the state of Illinois, thency
north parallel witn t-aiu l.cvco urcet n ex
tended, two hundred (i!00) feet, thence east
at rltrht angles to said Levee street if ex
tended seventy (70) feet, thence south paral
lel with I.evee street If extended two hun
dred CJOO) feet and thence west seventy (,))
feet tu thu placu of beglnulng, being the
same plcco of ground upon which
thu Culro elevator building stand,
ami tltuated In tho city ot
Cairo, county of Alexander nnd state of Illi
nois, lately occupied by said Parsons, Davis
and Fih i'or their stave and barrel works.
Alo tho building staudlng uiion said piece
or parcel or ground formerly known as tlie
Caini Elevator, but lately used for a stave
and barrel factory. Abo the holler and en-
nine In said building, alo all slialting. neu
Ing, pullevs, otc, together with all and
MIIUIUI mi: uiijiui h;ii..iiwi- iiiuivuiiiu .fv.wum-
Iiil' or anvwl-e appertalnlnj; : which said
morfgago i duly recorded In tho lie'
comer's omen oi 11 o conniv 01 jvie.v
ader and stato of Illinois In book
"A" of Chatfle Mortgages, page 448 feu.
And whereas It Is provided 111 said mortgage
that in easo default be made In the payment ot
thu llrst of said notes or any part thereof the
wlioln amount ol' Mild notes secured by said
mo'lgagc should becomu duo ; and, whereas
default lias neon niaiio in ine jiayineiu oi im:
whole or said first note, anil tnereny ny mo
tiTin nfkiilil liiiiilLML-i' has becoine and now
U due : niul whereas said Joenh MclCenzle
did on 'J-Jnd day or .Inly 1872, a-slgn both of
kiiiii nntfti, in .iiiiiii i. iiariu.ui. ..icic inrrr-
fvif, luiblio nollco i hereby given lliut Dy
reaxin oi Ilio prouiles i a siiciias-igncu u.nu
taken po!.essioii or the said mortgaged prop
erty nnd will proceed to sell thu samo at
public auction lor cuh to thu highest bidder
to-wlt : tho aforesaid goods and chattels,
and personal property, at the building orthu
"Cairo Stave and Barrel works," in the city
or Cairo, Illinois, on tho itotli day of Septem
ber A. I)., 1871.', commencing at 10 o'clock
u. in. or said day, to satisfy tint conditions ol
said mortgage. JOHN . 1IAKMAN, .
As-lgneo ot Joseph .McKcnzle.
Cairo. September lDth. 1872.
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION I
- . . iiui.i;iur iv a-uviianrrscci
or those about to Marry, oo Ilia Pbyilologlcal roy
tarles and rerelatloni of the sexual jysteui, with the
Uteit dlKorerlee la producing and prerentlnn off
spring, nreaervlng the complexion, 4o.,
v ThU (a an -ireatlng work of two hundred and
alxtjr pagaa.witb numerous engravings, and contalua
valuable Information for those who are married or
contemplate marriage; still It Is a book that ought
to be under lock and key and not laid carelessly
about the house,
nr.Buiu'bl.na.irj.No. N. Slcbla atml, HU Lauli, Me!
IMOTICI TO TBI AJPTUCTIS 1OT UOTOBTTOm.
B7" nre applUg 10 1L. puurlom iju.cu wboaJr.rllM la
imtllo per, or uifof njr Ou.cl H.uedlM, ixru,. Dr. Baits'
worn, no uttur wbal jour dl.ou.l. or bowl.plorabU tout
coodltluo.- Da. Birm oaa b oouiulud. porionally or or mill,
oa tht dUwaa mwUoood la Lit vorkt. Vimce. No. IJ N.rih
klliUl Slrl,.blwe U.ri.l ao4 Caiuui, a. LouU, Mi.
IMMIUUABIT TIVKETH
IMMIGRANT TICKETS
FOR SALE,! For sale f FOR BALE,
' I For Sale J
COR S ALB. J f orB!o 1 FOR BALE.
Faro from Liverpool,
Faro from Londondkbrt
Fare from Glahoow,
Faro from Qukknbtown
TO CAIRO, i : .: ! ! ! ( : 14 8-2 0
amord, Morns a o
genla.
Our Homo Advortisors.
. .. '!K?I , rrm,.rfV
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
Cheirterewl Marcls SI, 1M.
OPVICR OF
OITV NATIONAL DANK, OA1KO
OKKICKHS :
A. II. SAKKOIID. President;
a. S. TAYLOR, Vice-President;
H. HY8I.OP, Secretary and Treasurer.
P. M. Dacur,
F. II. STOCirLtTH.
Cnii. OiLianta,
I'ACL 0. Bcucn,
H. II. OvaamuHaii,
U. r, UAUIBAT,
J. M. PniLLire.
Ilepoaltaol star AraoHBt Koeclvcslfrom
Teas CeatU Upwards.
T.NTKllHT paid on deposits at the rale of an
JL percent, per annum, March Intend Heptem
iwr 1st. Interc-.t not withdrawn la bided Imme
diately to tie principal of the deposits, thereby
giving them compound Interest.
MARKIIIf WOMEN ANU CUILUKKN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY
ao that no oaa iui eis naAW it.
Open orerr biiKlneaa dav from V a.m. to 3 p.m.,
and Uaturdar evening lor HAVING DKro.il lb
only, from 8 in a o'clock.
auotf W. HrSI.OP,Treauror.
THE CITY NATIONAL
23 A.3STTC.
UAIKO, IM.INOIN
CAPITAL,
8ioa,ooo
orncERss
W. P. IlAl.l.lDAY, rresiden't:
1IKNKY L. I1AM.IDAY, Vice-Prealdentt
A. Il.HAFKOItli, Cuhler;
WAI.TEIl IIYHLOP, Aealstant Caahlor,
DlatCTOHSI
Htaatb TiTLoa, Koarar II. Ci'kninoham,
llixar L. IliLUDiT. W. P. IIallipat.
Uio. li. VYuuAaeoN, Hrariim Hiai
A. u. HArroan.
atxebauige, (Jolaa susm! Vaaltaal Htaloa
Bossd nought and Mold.
EPOSITB received, and a general banking
btiKlnesa done.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of OA I HO.
DAN I Eli UURI), Vreaklenti
KOHKKT. Mtl.,.'SiI. Vise.ProMdoat
C. H. UUOHES, Canhler.
COLLECTIONS PROM1TLY MADE.
EXCHANGE, coin, bank notes and United
BUtea eecurltlf a bought and aold.
latoreail Allowed on Timo Be powltai.
COAL.
CAIRO CITY COAL
COMPANY.
la prepared to supply cnatomer with the bo
quality of
PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS
CO AT,.
OltDKltS lea at Ualllday Hro. ofllce, 70
onto levke. or ut the Coal Yard below the
Ut. Cliurlci Hotel, will receive prompt atten
tion. The Tua "iloNTAUK" will bring coal
alongside to steamer at any hour.
BUTCIIKUN.
JAKE WALTER,
BUTCHEB
AND DIALER IN
FRESH MEAT,
Eionni Street, Ubtwben Wabhinotos
and Commercial Avknukh,
A'djoistlait Hi 'tcntiOBBo and llatsny'ii.
Keop tho beat or Uoet, Pork, Mutton Venl.
Liamb, Sauaage, to nd are prepared to aorvu
oltiinnn In tho mn.t ftflfniitnbla m anner.
riiYNi
NN
Dll U. C. TABEU,
Will reaume the nractlco of Ida lirofeMlon
with cicclal rvfereliee to the eleutrlca
tieatmeiit ol ilUcuBt'H In till the new aud Im
proved mctlioilB of npiillciitlon.
In all cukcs of foin:ite comiilulnts a ludy
will bo In attendance.
Otllco, 12S Commercial nenuc, up i-tnirx.
WILLIAM K. SMITH, M. 1).
RESIDENCE No. 21 'i'tiirteenlh atreet, be
tweon WaaliinEton avemiu and Walnut street.
Otflce U'l Commercial avenue, up atalra.
0. W. DUNNING, M. D.
OESlUENCE-cornfrNlnth and Walnut ate,
rVOrtico cornur Blxtli street and Ohio levee.
Offlco boura from fi a.m. to 12 m., and 9 p.m
II. WARDNEIt, M. D.
REaiDKNOK Corner Nineteenth atreet nnd
Washington avenue, uear court house. Of.
fice over Arter'e Grocery Htore, OIHiio llouralroin
10 h. in. to VI in, and '-om 1! to 4 v. in,
It. S. linitlil.UI, -M. 1).,
Hoincopathie Phyaiciaiitiml Surgeon. Of
lice Via Commercial avenue, ltcshlciu-o on
Tenth Mreet tlireo dooiuwebtofO.lt. Wooit.
ward. Til'Jm.
MAiaUUSIN.
XL DORADO
BILLIARD SALOON AND BAR-.
. BOOM.
JOHN OATEN, Proprietor. ,
106 Commercial Avenue, CAIRO, ILLINOIS',
Beat brand of Oalifc OIara j u reWvla
BILLIARD saloon furnUhed with the beat
of table : and bar supplied with winea, liquor
auu viajaie ui
Our Homo Advertisers.
BBERWART, ORTH & CO.
130 Commercial Avenue, Caiho. III.
Dealer In
STOVKS, TIN WARE, HOLLOW
WAKE,
GKATES. MANTELS
PUMPS, PLOWS,
Tt, EPBIGBBATOBS
ICE CHESTS.
W ATE 11 OOOLEUS.
GOOCH'S FREEZERS,
BIRD CAGES,
"W XpSj IE3 OLOTH
for Window bcreena,
SAND SCKEENS, STEP LADDERS
Ac, &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HOES, RAKES,
SHOVELS, FORKS,
SCYTHES, SNATnS,
CRADLES, &c., &c.
Also manufacturers of
GUTTERING AND ROOFING,
Tin, Sheet iron & Copper Wahe
hole Agents for the oelobroted
FAME COOKING STOVES,
Uric'b Moveable Point Steel Plow
Gray's Patent Coal Oil Cans,
LITTLE GIANT PRUNING SHEARS,
BCANTLIN ft cook's
EVAPORATORS AND CORN MILLS
AND
PATENT
TOP,
RICHARD'S
CHIMNEY
BIT ooeuR.
'72. SPRING-SUMMER. 72
C. H AN NY.
LARGE STOCK.
UKOWN SHEETINGS,
PRINTS,
Tiaiciiwa-s.
CHECKS,
Ann
STRIPES,
KENTUCKY JKAKP. 7J.TUA,
OASSIMERS,
Fii-asrasTEiija.
BLACK ALPACAS
AND
LUSTERS,
GROS1RAIN SILKS,
atlI.INN.
LARGE STOCK OF CAllpy,TING
OIL.OLOTHS,
MATTINQ,
Window Nliitden,
01 LT IIANDB,
NOTTINGHAM LACK
DAMASKS.
lllai Kntlre Ntork
AT
VERY LOW FIGURES.;
CORNER 8TII ST. AND COMMERCIAL-AV.,
'nlr, Illbsolai.
enllif
Utio Ur.' nenry'!World' Tonic nnd ,
Blood Pnriaer.
It la the great household remedy, pleasant to
tnko, yet potent for the prevention and cure of
illaeaaw. It la better than Ulttcrs, Cordial,
lluchu or Sareaparllla. Sold by Druggists
Dr. nenryKoot nnd Plant Pills.
Mild yet thorough no nauata orgrlplng tn-
tlrely vegetable great liver remedy. lrlcc 85
cents, Soldby Drugglste.
Maw. Whltcorab'ai Bjrrnp.
The trreat eoothlng remedy. Prleo on'.y S3
sents, Gives rest to tlie mother and lieulthto
the child Bold by Druggists .
Mnrrinajo Guide.
Interesting Work, .Enlarged Edition, New
Engravings, Two-hundred and atxty rages,
PileeWotnts, A'ldrfaa Dn. Bon' DisrsTx
unr, 12 North Eighth Street, St. LouU, Ma
' e AdTertlseraent .
NEW FUJtNITUUK STOKE.
EICHIIOfFbROTIIER;
bus opeuod u New FurniUiro Store on
Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street, and respectfully eulluttcntlou
of tlie citizens of Culro und sur
rounding country to bis
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OY FURNITURE.
All HC.W, und wurrantod of tho
THE VERY BEST MANUFACTURE
Ho miirantces- satisfaction both lu price
and quality of goods.
jarcall "to Won you niako your
1 pnrcnases. aim
Our Homo Advertisers.
iafnuRAHf
F IRE ANj5 MARINE
I IT S TJ IS, OB
:o.niAxiKn.
NIAGARA, N. Y.,
UERMANIA, N. Y.,
Aaseta.,
,.$i,tw,2in
,...l,OC8,7Jt 76
Aanete...
HANOVER, N. Y.,
Assets .'.Tin 862 (i0
IlKl'UllLIC, N. Y
Assets 714,923 no
tLOonprllngtlie Underwriters' Aaeney,
YONKERS, N. Y.,
Axaets 878 4M SI
ALBANY CITY,
Assets .
4M.1M 23
VIREMUN'S FUND, S. F.,
Aniw-t.. C78.800 0
SECURITY, N. Y. MARINE,
Asset 1,432,849
HtoriH, Dwellings, Kurnlture, Hulls anil Car
rovh, Inaureil ut rnU' an faroraljIuM aounil, per
manent security will warrant.
I respectfully ask nr tno cltlsena of Cairo,
liure o
i meir paironave.
I'.N.allHJIIKN.
TEUTONIA L I F E INSUKANUE
COMPA1TY.
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ASSETS, SSOO.OOO.
rmixr a tt t t n r . i.AaM,.
VU1 l.t UUWUi - - A. I SJOIUUII ba
U. KNOBELSDORFF, - - - Hocrotary.
ORS.
Ciias. Reit7m Uenuy Weiier,
A. C. Kesinci. A. Mibch.
Ciiab. Wentub, Ciiab. Vkkoha,
FRANCIS liAl'KNER, UltAH. DAEOLINO,
U. UIRSCII, VM. UEINltAHUT,
JOHN f ELI) KAMI.
Tho beat organlied anil secureat company in
(lie northwest. The only comcanT which uuar-
anteea a cash surrender Talue.
CARL L. THOMAS, Gen. Ao't,
v!W1y for Cairo nnd Tlelaltjr
W. .M
Notary Public.
No. Pub. anil IT. 8. Rom
1 1ST STJ IR, El.
FIRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
auui.uis.nt, uiva,
.ETNA, HARTFORD,
Assets ti,W,'M VI
NOHTII AMERICA, PA.,
Assets 2,783,OUO 00
HARTFORD, CONN.,
AsetH..... $2,544,210 72
PHOENIX, HARTFORD,
Assets 11,781,148 88
INTERNATIONAL, N.Y.,
Assets fl,3M,S98 17
PUTNAM, HARTFORD,
Assets 1700,937
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Assets I515.C73 88
IIOME.COLUMDUS,
Assets 81.V;,278 43
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO.,
Assets ttOO.OOU 0
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, LIFE,
Assets 30,000,0(l0 00
TRAVELERS', HARTFORD, LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
Assets m (1,600,000 00
RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
CO., HARTFORD,
yats f JOO.000 00
INDEPENDENT, 110STON,
Assols - 030,62 00
SAFFOItD, MOltHIS & UANDEE,
71 Oblu Lovre,
CiU National Dank. CAIRO. ILL.
ao to
W. W. THORNTON'S.
BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT
18$ TENTII STREET,
JfOB
Doors), HHUll, lillHtU, Bf ouldlUK.
EAe Unttont, (wool) Window nad Jioor
frsinieej, FIiorlBir, Lath,
fttiluglc, Ulniaod Hnub, Olaaiwl Mde
IJKbta, Ulasd Tmuiotuai,
Naab Welghta, Niub Pallleai tuid Oordai
Bllsid VaatcBlBipi, Uoullnar
rail, KooMutr OmsBt, rianterlBK
aupcir, Carpet Veil, WbIUi
IJbmsI (ill, ABierlottM Window
UUaa, KaaarlUtla MdaVreaieli
Vlatto GIsmw, l'Bttv, Utsialer'a ibis)
tsewer Ftp, latBt VMmmyi
U Bto.. "
A OaJNTS lor HoelTBIyer Paper Oemfany'
A, BliMthiugFelt and Quarle Cement
H. W Johff-a lanproTed Booag alwayaoai
nd.
Our Home Advertisers.
; , '
REGULAR CAIRO, PADUOAH A EVAN8
VII.LK SEMI-WEEK1.Y U. S.
MAIL PACKET.
The ruf and 'Efegaof 1'aait nr Steaanar
IDLHWILD-
.Tack Ohammkii, Master.
ED.TnofA8,Clerkr
aaTLeavoa Cairo forPadueah and Evans
vllle, every Thursday oud Stmday evenliikr,
ato o'clock, connecting at Kvanavllle with
the Loulsvlllo and Cincinnati packets. For
freight or pannngo' apply to
Jamkw llnir.H !'OT8niftT Ag't.
"EtlUI.AIJ CAmO.l'AUUCAH ft P.VASH.
VILLE aKJILEEKLY PACKET.
The Uno Passenger Packet
ARKANSAS BELLE.
BEN. HOWARD..., MnMer
Nkolky Rudd clerk
JSTLcavos Cairo for Pnducah oud Evuim
vlllo every Tuesduy and Friday cvenlni; at II
o clock. For freight or passage apply on
board or to
James Umoa. Passenger Ag'i.
REGUIiAlt CAIHO AND EVAN8VII.LK
SKXII.WEEKIjY MaIL LINE PACKET.
The lluo low preAMiro Passenger Packet
W. II. PENNINGTON
MuMer.
BSTLeavcs Cairo every Wednesday and
Saturday evening nt 0 o'clock, for Pnducah
and Lvausvllle. For freight or passage ap
ply on board or to
. JAmks Riaos, Passenger Ag't.
CAIRO AND PADUCAH
MAIL BOAT.
The splendid atcaaer
PISK,
Dick Fowler, CapUin.
s Cairo DiUIA, (Sunday excepted,)
ni. For freight or pussago apply on
or, 6 xim
JA3.MALI.01tY Ag't.
CAIRO AND MOUND CITY
MTEAM TOO.
OAOHH
Will make three trips dally.
'LEA VINO CAIKO I LKAV'G MOUND CITY
At" a.m. I At 8:30 a.m.
At 11 a.m At 1:30 p.m.
At4:30 ,p.m. I AtO p.m.
Fare each way, 30 cents ; 10 tickets for
$2 W). Will land, when hailed, at any good
Intermediate landing for passengers or
freights. novltf.
FOR SALE.
ON EASY TERMS I
A valuable farm within seven miles ol
Metropolis, on the Joucsboro Road, ennsint
Inic of "J00 acres with GO acres cleared niul
other Improvements, now owned and form
erly occupied, by .1. T. Rcnule.
TERMS. One-fourth down balance In
oue, two and three years notes secured by
mortgage, with six per cent, interest.
N. li. The timber Is good nnd has ne er
been culled and no timber will be permitted
to be cut or used, except what la necessary
lor the wear and tear ot the place, until after
the second payment has been made.
For Information apply to
.1. T. ltKNNIE
0-8-tf Cairo. III.
JOHN SHEEHAN,
RETAIL GROCER
And Dealer in
VEOETAHLES, FRUITS, EGGS,
FRESH UUriER, ETC.
liARl)
JOT All Goods warranted fresh, and sold
at the lowest prices.
Corner Oth St. audCommercIalAve.
7-23 tf.
MILLINEKY.
MRS. McGEE,
On KIkIiIIi Street, between Commercial and Wash
iiKlon Arenues, Is dally receiving
NEW MlLniNBHY GOODS
or Tin
LATKHT Sl'UIrO AND SUMMER STYLES,
llf miles a full line of
BoirasTS-rs & hatb
I Trimmed and itntrunmed,
KUKNOH FLOWERS, RIUBON3, TRlMMlNQa
of all kinds, Lacea, etc.. eto.
Airs. McOee has alao a large eeeortmeut o
Fancy Artlclea, auch as
NECK Tl.'-S, COLLAE8, UNDERSLKEVKS,
UUFFb, HASHES, FANb,,
And all other articles uauslly found la a
FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY STORE
Mrs. McOco, Id addition to her stock of Faucy
end Millinery floods, has a fine and complete as
sortment ot Cincinnati Cuatom Had La.libS
and Misses' Uhoes and Chlldrens boots, lll.t'k
and in Colors. Theae are acknowledged to tm
lie tlneat and best shoes in the market, and llil
he ornly place In the city that makes them
clalt
BOOT AND SHOE TO.
HARDY & GREENWOLD.
105 Commercial Ave, near Atbnuui,
CAIRO, ILLS.
Keep on hand a good assortment of
LADIES' GAITERS AND SHOES
GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
And Misses' and Children's Gajtkm ami
Shoes.
Also, Slippers of all Kind,
Which they Mil t tk '
VERY LOWEST TIOTJim
Call An ExAimB.