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GALE OF sERVIc~ABLE mULEs.


Quartermaster Generals Office.
Washington, d. c., june rs, 1865
BY direction Ct the Quartermaster General the ie will
pc sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the
times and places named below, viz: ~-
Cleveland, Ohio, Weduesday ID uly s.
Hoiiidaysb.rg, Pa, Wednesday, July IL.
Carlisle, Pa, Thursday, Ju.y is.
Huntingd don, Pa. Friday July IA
Reading, Pa, Monday, July II.
Easton, Pa, Thursday, July 20.
Philadelphia, fa- MondayyJay a.
Pttsburg, Pa, Thursday, July ~.
Two hundred servceabe mules at each place excent
Cleveland, where five hundred will be sold
MANY OF them were bought at the beginning CT the
war as young mules accompanied the armies in ala their
marches aud camps, and are thoroughly broken har-
hened by exercise gentle and familiar being 90 long
surrounded by the soldiers.
Though sound and serviceabe, they no longer re-
CURED lu the and can be purchased these
mlaers and farmers is especially invited
Mules sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Ierms caAh, in United Stases currency.
JAMES A. FKIN,
Brew. Brig Gen. in charge
y24 First Division @. nj. @. o.
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ESOR SALE..-Four centre board schooner
II one 100 toms, carries $50 tens coal, Som Lums
Der, one 65 tons, carries COM Lumber one "a tons,
and one Al tons, also several fishing schooners,
from so to 80 toms. Apply TO AK CHASE.
102 Commercial street. t-
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QUARTERMASTER GENERALS OPPIcE
FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON CITY, June 20, 1865. J
viii be sold at public auction durjno The month of
july 1865 to the highest bidder times aud places
named below, vz
Baltimore, Md, Wednesday, July5.
Giesboro, ID. c., Thursday July G.
Giesboro D. c. friday, July and Tues iay Thurs
day, and Friday, of each week thereafter
York, Pa, Friday, July T.
Miffiintewn, Pa. Friday, July Z.
Wiiamsport Pa, ednesday, July 10.
Reading, Pa, Friday, July ~
Easton, Pa, Tuesday, July 49,
Baltimore, Md "Wednesday, July 10.
Newport, Pa, Friday, July n.
Pottesville, Pa. Friday, July 49,
Wimingtown, Del Saturday, July 20.
Baltimore, Md Monday, July 81.
TWO hundred Cavalry horses each day.
m For road and farming purposes many good BARGAINS
may be had. Horses sold sinely
Sales to commence at 10 A M
Terms cash, in United States currency
JAMm "A. EKIN,
.o. Brew. Brig Gen. in charge
-gy19 LIST Division Y. al. q. O.
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pRG0 I11 FOR MATERIALS FOH
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
June "a, 1896.
Sealed Proposals to furnish materials for the NAVY for
the nsca year ending 3Oh June, 1866, will be received
at the Bureau OF Equipment and Recruiting until 10
o'clock M Of the 26t day of July next which time
the opening will be commenced f'TGlIT- :
The materia and articles embraced in the classes
Eamed are particularly described in the printed scbed-
nies any Of which will be furnished such persons as
respective Navy Yards and those Of all the yards upon
application to the Bureau fNA
Bidders are referred to the commandments of the re-
pective yards for samples, Instructions or particular
description OF the articles; also, for blank offers
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NORTH GERmAs Lloyd.

Steam between New York and Bremen, via soutbamp.
ton. The Screw Steamers of the North German Lloyd,
Bremen, Capt G. Meyer,
New York. Capt. X, Won oterhdorf,
Hansa, Capt X. Won Santer,
America, Capt. b. Vessels,
Herman, Capt C.. Wenke,
run regularly between Now York, Bremen and South
ampton carrying the United States Mail
FRoM BREMEN. FROM SOUTHAMPTON. FROM N. Y.
Saturday, Wednesday, SatuI0ay,
May 6, May 10, June g.,
May 20, Msy24 June II,
June 3, JuneT, July L,
June II, June Il, July 10,
July l. July 8, July %,
July Is, July 10, aug ~,
July 20, Aug2. Aug 70,
Aug. IL, Aug 16, sept. 9.
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It QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
WARRINGTON, b. e., June &c 1865
BY order OF the QuareTmaster General there will be
SOLD at public auction during The month OF July 1865
at the times and places named below, viz:
Giesboro D. q Monday and Saturday OF each week
New York City, ednesdsy, July S.
New YorS ity, Friday, July Z, and on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week thereafter the Government Sta.
bles. corner Tenth avenue and thirty fifth street,
Philadelphia, Pa, Thursday Of each week.
Baltimore, Md v ednesday, July 10 V9
Baltimore Md, " ednesday July &c
Johnstown, Pa, Wednesday, July 5.
Elmra, N Y !, Friday July IA.
Lancaster, Pa, Friday, July rs.
day. ~
An opportunity to purchase superior class Of Draft
Horses, at far less than their now offered
70 tne public The animals, though sound and servicea
PIE are no longer required in the army, and must be
sold Inc attention of managers OF city railroads and
manuIactories is especially called to these sales.
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence al 10 A. NJ
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
-. Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
JyN LIST Div O. ST. G. O.
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PERIODICALS.

BRITISH PERIODICALS.-yI tn
DLondon Quarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review Wing
The Westminster Review Radical.
The North British Review Free Church.
i4 .le AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
Tory.
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NNVlTING PROPOSALS FOR THE PUR-
= CHASE OF TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED GOV
ERNMENT MULES.
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The American Publishers continue TO reprint
the above named periodicals, but as the cost Of
printing has doubled, and the price ofpaper near.
y trebled they are compelled to advance their
tarrns as fnllnws.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES
Chief Quartermaster's Office,
norAA - NngNs.

Chief ouartermaster's Office,
Depot of Washington,
Washington, ID. c., July T. iots.
There is hand, at this depot for SALE about Is OOo
sets of United States Harness, consisting Of
143 single sets Of leadhorse Harness;
,14t :" wheelhorse I"
9, $50 lead-mule +"
5s4lI wheel-mule
sol =" lead,horse Ambulance Harness.
and
l,421 wheeLhorse Ambulance Harness
Ihls Harness has been used in the public service
but II IS still serViceable for road and farming pur
poses. F
Sealed proposals invited for its purchase in lots of
100 sets and upwards.
Proposals must plainly state what kind of harness il
DID TO-, whether wheel or lead, mule horse and Tor
ambulance harness, whether wheel or lead.
proposals are also invited for the purchase of several
thousand worn Saddles of various pattern in lots Of
iuO ana upwards Samples of Harness and Saddles eau
be seen at the Government Mi in this city, on app
cation to Colonel Charles II. Tompkins A, Q M, cor
ner of Twenty-second and e. streets, -
Pr posals for the purchase of this Harness xc wi,
be received at this Office until IL M Tuesday Aupuat
1865, and should be endorsed Proposals Tor The Pr
chase OF Harness,"& -''-. h7itnasaI
Payment, in Government funds must be n ade upo,
the acceptance Of the proposal and prior to the delivery
Of the Harness, DC. .tti.sF.. i1 8
The undersigned the right to reject all prepo
sails which may be considered too low
The sale OF Harness. at public auctjon advprtis ,
June IL, is discontinued
The sac OF Wagons and Mules is still going on from,
day to day. PURCHASERS are Invited to attend
5st. s5tlcf L. I'D. A. RuCKER,
JyH4 Brew. MAJ l(ieFl. md q
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

NEARLY DEL1vERY.-Night before last
four prisoners in our county Jail very nearly
effected their escape from durance vile. The
parties making the attempt were Henry King,
charged with stealing money from the g Farm.
ers Home,'' on Tenth street VIM. McCor-
mick, who stole a box of tobacco from off a
steamboat Arthur McCarty. his pal James
Brady, who stole watch at the Perry Ho use
James Brown who stole 50 30 from the draw
er of Michael McCarty. The parties, armed
with common knife, succeeded in cuttiL. the
wood work which encased the iron grating in
their cell, and thus got out into the Jail hall. A
darkey, named VIM. Currie, who is under ar
rest for stealing COW, heard the noise Incl.
dent to the delivery, and gave an alarm. The
prisoners attempted to quiet him by argument,
and finally dropped $40 bill in his hand, but
he shouted the louder, and finally officers Meh-
ner and Smallenburg, who were near the office
Of Col. Taylor, heard his alarm and answered
it in person. In the mean time the prisoners
had removed quite number Of brick from the
wall, and in a few moments more would have
effected their escape. I'VE trust Currie will be
acquitted, whether guilty of the charge pre-
ferred against him or not.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

CAIRO LYCEUM.-The meeting and proceed
ings OF this association, on Thursday evening,
were by far the most important and entertain
lug Of the season, thus far The question I'M
der discussion, President Johnson's recon-
struction policy was ably debated by F. G.
Chapman, B. N. Mum, G.. W. Fisher, J. NJ
Cyrus and G. S. Pidgeon, Esqrs., upon the side
OF the advocacy of, and by D. T. Linegar, D.
W Mum, J. 3. Cleaver, Messrs. Pope and
Yocum, and Mr.. Lansden, against Mr.. John
sons course. The discussion was very spirit
ed, and continued until late hour {; but so
Interesting were all the proceedings, that not
one Of the large audience seemed weari ed, or
anxious for the arrival Of the hour of adjourn
ment.
The question for discussion next Thursday
night is, Resolved, That the adoption of the
eight hour system Of labor, as advocated by
the Trades Union, would prove benefit, NOR
ally, physically, socially and financially, alike
to the employer and employee D. ". Mum
and j. B. Cleaver, Esqrs., take the affirmative,
and F. G. Chapman and G. 5. Plhgeon, Esqrs,
the negative.
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T r. U E L O " f.
w A TT OF A FIJI N I r Y.
DESPERATE REVENGE.

There is place in tins city in which alco-
hollc liquors are dispensed to negroes exclu
siyely, known as - Harmonic Hall. y
I" White trash" rarely assemble there. On
stated occasions the light fantastic toe is priv.
LEGGED to shake, and dark meets dark of the
opposite persuasion in the may circle.
On yesterday sole-leather colored African
had occasion, either by design or accident, tc
present himself in the interior or private apart
ments of said Harmonic Hall, where he found
clasped in the embrace of black negro, his
beloved wife. In his pocket he happened to
have razor, and quick as thought he seized it,
and rushing upon the couple, plunged his
deadly instrument into the bowels Of his be.
loved one, and then into the intestines of his
rival Both parties are at present in preca-
rious condition, and serious doubts are enter
tanned as to their recuperation.
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Secretary Seward Declares that jeff
Davis Cannot be Convicted of Trea

Secretary Seward Declares that jeff.
Davis Cannot be Convicted of Trea.
son.
A New York correspondent of the Macon
(Ga) Telegraph, writing on the 10th of October,
says
Since I have introduced Mr. Stewards name,
l will refer to a conversation he had a few days
since with Thurlow Weed-Jefferson Davis
being the subject. Weed said Mr. Davis should
be hanged, and expressed hmselfquite warmly
on the subject Mr. Seward then pro pounded
the query. q Why should you hang Kim %
to which Weed replied g would hang him
for treason" Mr. Seward responded in his en-
ergetic way We cannot hang him without
first convicting him, and 1 think no impartial
jury would do lhat'' Weed said: & His guilt
is already established, and his conviction
should not be difficult = but Mr. Seward main
tanned that no jury could be formed to convict
him, and added in significant way "And
even if we should hang him it would be no great
moral lesson to the world Gentlemen who
were present during the conversation infer
from it that Mr. Davis life is safe at least.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

RoBBED.--A gentleman of this city, and one
extensively engaged in business, was robbed
on Wednesday night last while en- route home
per steamer Belle st. Louis. In company with
friend he took state room on said steamer,
and during the night saw the intruder enter his
room, as did also his room-m mate, but each sup
posing him to be his fellow. In the morning,
however, our townsman found himself minus
his pants and the contents of the pockets there.
of, amounting to about 1900. A good joke on
Josh
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OUR CIRCULATION.

The circulation Of the DAILY TIMKs is mo,c mach
larger than that Of all the other Cairo papers
biaed, and 1t as constantly decreasing.
By virtue of its circulation in the city, and In accord
ance with the law Of Congress requiring the 'Letter
List to be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local Postofce the
TINES has been awarded the printing of the Postoce
Department as the following communication will evil
dence: ~
Posr OFFICE, CAIRO, July 10, 1868.
Ton l.. GoodaU, Esq, Editor and Publisher Of
he Cairo DAILY Times"
SlRYour paper has again been selected In which to
publish the List" of this office, on the ground
gifts having larger circulation than any other paper
within the delivery of the Ca ro Post Office You
authorized continue the publication of said Letter
heretofore, the terms and conditions spec
ihed in the Post Once law and Instructions.
Respectfully,
J. G. SLoO, Postmaster.
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June 4d&w1y

60 GREAT OAKS LITTLE ACORSS GROw.'-rhe
worst diseases known to the human spring from
small as to almost defy detection. The vol
unes scientific lore that fill the tables and shelves Of
the medical fraternity only go to prove and elaborate
these facts.
Then guard yourself while you may The smallest
pimple the skin is the teltac and indicator Of dis
1t may fade and die away from the surface Of the
body but will reach the vitas perhaps at last and
death be the result and final close. Maggel's Bilious
Dyspeptic and Diarrhea Pills where all others fail
While for Burns, Scads Chblains, Cuts, and all aras
ions of the skim Magges Salye isinfable Sold by j.
Maggel 43 Fcon street. New York, and all Druggists
at % cents per b.x. Oct2l-d&w1y
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STAMPED.-Our paper has become so ropu-
ar with steamboatmeu, and so many copies are
daily purchased by steamboat agents, that we
have made an arrangement by which, in the
future, -all such applicants will be supplied with
the TINES properly stamped with the name of
the ste amer interested.
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TO.DAY.s ADVERTISEMENTS,

New York Approximately Bros.
Tennessee and Cumberland River Packets-Steamers
Cumberland and Tennessee.
Grand Fair and Festival-Arab Engine Company.
Fer Jacksonville and PASSPORT Steamer Cumberland.
For puvars Bluff, Jacksonport and Batcsville-
Steamer Minnie.
ST Louis and vicksburg Packet Lne-Steamers Platte
Valley and 81, John.
For New orleans-Steamer Clara polsen.
For White River Steamer Albert Pearce.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

PIONEER EXPRESS CoMpANY.-This Compan
has established an Office in this city, and
through It all matter destined for Southern
ports can be sent. It's facilities are such that
all points South Of Cairo can be easily and
promptly reached, and all orders sent through
it will be faithfully filed.
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Important to the Sick.

terlys medical advertisements, which be found in
columns this day. DIR. Easterlys Family Medicines
deseTvedly popular have extensive SALE and
resorted to by invalids from all parts Of the United
States. Dr. Easerly's Family Medicine Store has been
established in st. Louis for the last twenty years. and
he isl regularly educated physician and chemist,
safely recommend his celebrated and popular
dies to the citizens of Cairo and vicinity the best
IL vse. Orders addressed 10 DIR H. Eastery, st. Louis
Missouri will receive prompt attention and be forwarded
to all parts of the United States. Ills preparations
be had at the principal Druggists in Cairo and in nearly
every town and city in the West
Sold at wholesale by J. d. Humphreys Co., Cairo,
Illinois. oct2y
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

AcKxowLrpeEMESr-we are especially in.
debted to Mr. Fleming the Chief Engineer and
Assistant Superintendent of tho NJ. & O. R. R.
for favors, for which he will please accept our
thanks
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

WHO WorLD NOT INSURE - Stafford 4
Morris, we learn, had an insurance on cargo
Of Ben Stickney, and to-day paid the amount
in full. This is quick work. Persons insurine
should select companies who pay promptly,
and such as those representing the above firm
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18
lsEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

~ Manhood ard the Vigor Of Youth are Re-
gained by DIR. BOHANNANs Vegetable Curative. These
wonderful agents restore manhood to the shattered
constitution, whether arising from excuses, the effects Of
climate or natural causes radically curing Spernaorrea
or Semina Weakness, Sexual Debty and mpedments 10
marriage generally; Nervousness, Consumption Epilepsy
and Fits, Mental and Physical ncapacLy, resulting from
selfabuse &C. These life restoring remedies should be
taken by all about TO marry their effects pernA.
nent They are acknowledged by the medical press 20
be the greatest discoveries made. Success In every
instance IL certain that water quenches thirst.
Young mani you sube 10 that soul ana body de-
strOying disease resulting from secret habits n Dr.
BOiANNANS Curative will restore you again 20 health
This remedy, which has been used by the renowned Dr.
Bofannan In his private practice for over twenty-five
years. known 10 fail In curing the worst
Of Seminal Weakness In from two 20 five weeks. After
twenty five years use IN private practice u II hdycr
tsed solely FOR the unfortunatetO them from the
hands Of merccss quacks " not frOm the grave, Price
% per box. Sent - all parts Of the country
For sale ut Dr. BOhannan'g office, No ~ and % Pine
street. bctwcen Third and Fourth. Estabscd 70 yenrs
~. Louis. Address
DIR q. a. BOIIANNAN,
!e4-dAwly No. ~ Pine street, ~. Louis Mo-
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~ Steamboatmen Informed that any Job Print
Ing Work. or Advertisements left with River Repor
ter John McKee, placed In his box at the
s Ill receive prompt attention.
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THANKS -Wo cordially extend our thanks
to the Adams Express Company for special ia
vors paid us,
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TO DYE EAHY

TO DYE EAHY
Is very desirable. MATHEWS NENETIAN HAIR
DYE IA the best Ia the world. CuppIr" In one bottle
No wash. no STAIN trouble. 4 child can apply u.
Persons wishing to avoid the pubcityol having their
Hair dyed IN public,
DYE AZ HOME.
better than any barber do IL, by using TIE WE'VE.
TfAN DYE IL docs not rub Off make the Hair ap.
pear dusty or dead, but impars new life and luNre
dive5 beautiful black or brown, prelcrrcd. Proe
u cents Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, n.
DENAS BARNES 4 o., New York. Wholesale
AnenIA
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BEFORE THE Hon. SAMUEL II. TREAT, JCDGE.
The United states on the relation Of
Geo. d. Wise as infOrmer,
The Steamer Little Rebel her En-.
gines, Tackle and Furniture.
Now come Robert Watson. John Watson and James
Watson, by l. Haynie, Esq., their Proctor, and
upon their Petition, in the above entitled for
order that the officer custodian and persons having
charge Of said steamer Little Rebel her engines tackle
and furniture, show why the decree heretofore
made in this cause, the third day Of September A. ID.
1852 and the sale made hereunder should not be set
aside, and the said petitioners be allowed TO file their
claim ~ owners OF said property. And upon reading
and filing said petition, II 10 ordered by the that
the officer custodian other having charge Of
sal steamer Little Rebel her engines, tackle and furn
ture be and appear before said court at Springfield In
said Di,trict fourth Monday in September next
at ten o'clock Of that day. TO show any they have
why said decree and sale should be vacated and set
aside and the said petitioners be permitted TO file their
claim in said OF the SAID steamer Little
Rebel, her engines, tackle and furniture.
THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA, Al,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLIs0Is. ''
George r. Bowen clerk Of the District Court u the Uni
ted States for said Southern District Of Illinois, do here
by certify the foregoing a true COPY Of nm order
the sth day Of August A. u. 1863, by said court
IN determined therein wherein the United states
the relation Of George d. Wise, nfOrmer H.
beants, ahd the steamer Little Rebel, her engines,
tackle and furniture, was defendant, ~ the same Is now
OF record IN my Oibce.
- In testimony whereof have hcreunto set my
hand an fixed the seal " said cDur, at Spring
~ field, this Sth day Of August, IN the year ~ our
~ Lord one thousand ejgnt hundred and sixty
GEORGE p. BOWEN Clerk,
n. B.-Tbe hearing and argument on above Rule II
continued to the lst Monday January, 1906 and
hce Is hereby further given, that said claimants intend
prosecuting their claim TO said steamer wherever the
same may he found whomsoeycr the shall be
claimed BY and therefore all persons cautioned ia
the premises. JAMES WATSON,
JOHN WATSON, J
BY N. HAYSE, Proctor, &c. noyl7.ts
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18
WASHINGTON.

The Tinles-The Northumberland en-
ces-Flattery-'sStin You'll n en- cm her
Me-,
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New York markets.

icy IELEGaApn TO ~ IIH"SI
NEW YORK, Nov. II.
pLogRHsayy and Ss1io losr; s5@s 80 for extra
spring and ses d,n So 'S'
kee "' i''
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18
BARaE DOCKS.
The Cairo Barge Docks,

Now lying the Cairo Saw Mill, are preparedto
Dock and Repair
TUGS, BARGES AND FLAT BOATS,
At low rates.
BARGES AND FLAT BOATS FOR SALE
Orders left at Samuel Wilson's store promptly attend.
cd to. nov5 s. NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
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Preeident Ei1st hntionnl Rnnk

Receipts per Ill. Central railroad.
[Since last report
500 bbls four 623 blu wheat 900 bu OATS 80 live hogs
100 hfbbs beer, Is bbs do % 700 feet lumber 167 bu
potatoes, 80 tons coal.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

JOS. /. tEELL. J. b. COOK. JAS. M'CABE.
A BELL, COOK & CO.,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
BOAT STORES, VEGETABLES
GAME, BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY,
E Z 8 II &c Q
No. Il SPRINGFIELD BLOCK, CAIRO, ILLS.
Steamboats, Supplied at all hours
aug24dtf
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NE VS..
Items Of GIrgoss arriuing and Departing oadt-
ton Of Western Ricers- Weather and Business
Boats Leaning 75-day-Bodts Due-0ur Thanks
Col. Mat. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Steamer
KcPorter and Cumberland-Neeo In cention II
Precent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ben Egan and
HaAiaay-C Connections Of Cairo Packets TO,
NashciUe.
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Steamboat Register.


Saturday Morning.
ARRIVALS.
Gen Anderson, Columbus Plain City, Paducah
Sam Gaty, St Louis Indiana NO
Platte Valley, do Luminary, do
Kate Kinney, do Tarascon Louisville
Fanny Barker, do City of Alton, Memphis
Idaho, do Harry Dean, do
Cumberland, Eastporr Nightingale do
Charmer, Evansville