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TUESDAY

Harness, wagons, etc..................-s4,54 AS Ol
No sales occurred on Wednesday, because
Of the bad weather. They will be contiu-
uei to-day.
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Dgk JOE OTFIoE.-Ws are executing every
riptiOn Of plain and fancy JOB Fnnt-
~ 10 tho neatest style, and 1t the lowest
--...7 e this Office.
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Get your wall paper at Merritt Hills,
corner of Market and Church streets.
Gets o..
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

A new and exquisi e perfume for the Bsnisrchi-i.
Cieopa "a aad ~ The Lsd IS O. lie present layt
using he same Pc fume.
TIE EGYPTIAN LOTUS
TIE EGTPTlAN LOTUS.
THE hf1YFfIAN LDIj-.
Manufactured b. +. A Penney, 6rNOklyn. n Y.
nv7im b. 4. LOVEJOf, Agent IS kalson 81 n. l.
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Il you want your Pianos we'll tuned. calr
on y. +. Jackson, At L.uck's. on Union
street. or al his new Music Store, On Church
street. Orders iron the country viii meet
with prompt attention. o,,ss-tfs
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BY S. g. Henry & 90.
Unprecedented Large Sale
DRUGS, MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS
BOOKS. STATIONERY, FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES,
AT Az CTI On

ON THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. "a $40 o clock,
I j 81 the NedigaI RurVeyCriE Warehouse, correr
o -irst and Ms.u street Louisville, hy-,wi b soils,
on account Of the Medical DepsrtmeaJ OF th L. s.
A The largest assortment Of Drugs. Med cinrs, s. ,
ever offered m the West M bulk ard 10 the org nal
packages. sod N Eood order, bssuE The sufpus Of
the amOInt requrcd by he Medieval department
C1mprsng - follows
Geo To- Acids, sss'd. tl0 do- pt-TurpenEus
'fTg q Aloe. ullV- .QOH o. CroIrn OIL
SO Alum ~ ID Laujauum.
80 o.. N,i5ste ; liver $500 doz cApPhor 4 Ofi.
zoo 10 FoWlsr's solg. I'm Pills.
l6J '' Paly. Csulla- 7,Rn7 " Cathsruc Pills.
udrs. $500 " OF IN
500 "Cer4ta. 80 lbs Prep. Lead
$50 " Puly. Csrs.Jlm. suJ e r. Carl Potash.
40 " tateehu. LOO " Ch'or 90
an " White Wax 90 " lodide DO
200 S.mpio Cerata. 100 A" Ehubarb.
5u0 Resin o. $50 cyrgu Squhis.
Isl .Carsava REFE. L. So =" keL hoTaN
l.SU " Clnch0urs sElPhl,o1O " Com. spls. Law
ISM " Clio i,orm. euder
$50 A" PAW Gum Ars- 6,s00yd Aches We Plaster
l.soo "oops.ss 500 /" w., flannel.
49, oE CreosOte $50 " Musih
Lto5 lus Ho.msn's Auo. 500 l1a sponge.
fsnF $50 {" 6sfiey.
l,soo A." ss-t spss. Nlt-s. 500 IS E1L BeeL
80 " Prepared Chalk. $50 - Candles.
he e. sine Wiz o. $40 gals, hAG Ionees
lee Md. E1ts ass'd. 500 los cora starch
- Pre- Iron. $50. ss1o /" MIX Good,
st- "Psly. Lquouoe $50 SuEV, White
Root Gu he'd.
- ggceriae. 500 " Tes, AKA greer,
49, :. 7 81 MervUry. $50 f." rspi0ca.
- lcdl0e e,loJ " pese-sted kgg7.
sc lpe1ac, puly 40 - Fsrlns
s,so1 ''E ar.sei 800
SEQ -' do rror,t 4 IN .. ~. s1-.i,-
81 Nsgncsa s7sl e. \, so
80 EPsom eats, 4 90 Su-p Bandsgee
~ dot ~ L'eruL so1us T,riue.
Nv Sl'e Dc so dcz CsstorOl.
Cram Tsrtar, Cssale So, sslt-.t.- ,-,,.,.-,
OIL, Csih sots, kCcur.le sat, Pay. C1,sr7oD.
Cocos- ChoS OILS r, 'selanne, Fulv t,irre- Nutmars
Also, msy - addsd, surziOsl Instruments Dress-
ieg@ a. hooAs' s'aneneTy, Fnrui.uTs and Apph-
snues.
- cstsloEues can b. hsi stour su,uau-rarrns
or the Meilcsl Purveyor'. GA lie. IN 81. ~ IN
lrtiar or peszVual ap 1iicsGon.
-erns cEsh On tioFerumsnt frrds
s. q. HkNRY 60.
II A
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SEEoEANr MICA few days since, we
noticed the arrest Of Sergeant Mack and
several others Of the 10th regulars, on d
charge Of killing peddlar in North Nash
VILE. We now learn that Sergeant hsck
was IN camp all that day and n ght; and in
addition ID one Of the best soldiers in the
regiment. and never associated with The
others and that the arrest was made IN
der mI.apprehenslop.
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Marriage Licenses sud every description
q. Law blanks Tor sale st this ONCE or
,g.utsd ~ order.
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T. P Cone, Cherry street, is getting IN
many nice things Tor the holidays. His
stock of books, periodicals, papers, exc, etc,
is very large. We are obliged TO him for
daily llyors.
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+ Co. s-lestreat money, muulatea
- - "a e.. interest Notses-st C *
N'-Asfs oass, IS College stFest.
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New carpets receiving every day, BY ".
". Berry a Co., No. 81 College street.
uOYIS-lm
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tor Sale ST this Office, one good second
a.gI Boiler. Val be sold cheap for cash.
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W. G.. Collier mas our thanks Tor additional
fayors sn his line.
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We are indebted 10 W. H. Enrich for the
latest Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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a4pspers. l,he largest IN the city for sale
b.. be- odice.
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II you want 10 be treated well in Nash
Vile, stop 81 the Planters Hotel.
dec5-lW
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SrEAyED or sroLES.-A dark bay mare,
with a black quilted saddle. A leberal To-
ward wall be given for her return, or in
formation that will get hor.
J. A MC"LUEy,
daclI 81 80 Union street.
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copartnegshIp NntIca

f.iuE llieraEnct taEIuE t.a y, E5v.n.llsr
~ adp4 eel ~. 4 q F.lriTe l5 a la-laaI.
~ in DC rasa fe- itr aarna lsI .sarraser 10 90
i11.ed uatar ins ra4 81 alIra rHru.
Wa siahfUNe
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Buy your carpets 81 W. W. Berry q Co.'S,
No. :. College street nOvlS-lm
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NoyDAY

OovEENNEST SALss.--Cspt. Kirk has, this
week, made the following sales Of portable
property" belonging 10 the government:
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New York Markets.


New YORK, Nov. 1, 1865.
Cotton is more active and prices rule very nr AT o.
for middng. Gold is easier. The gold paid OUT !or
52Us COUPONS received by the City of Boston, Is coming
to a upon the street, ana removes .,e
market. Customs demand Is moderate, anu the
price has ranged at 145s@1l5f; Foreign Yo -
nominal usual; Sterling reported az hos@ loos
francs, long date, 52l4D5lef The foreign Imports az
the port of New York for the last month"; oepteinoc
o. 496 dollars against 1O5, 5O9 dollars or
the corresponding month last year. and from the COIL
parativey small proportion entered Tor warehouse
the large Withdrawn from bond it appears tat
the receipts not all beyond the wants Of the
markets. although the direct entries were four times as
large for the month of last year. The amount
of goods yet in bond at their gold value, was reduced
than three mi lion of doars The receipts lor Gus
during sept. reached total of IL 929 GID, attbu-
table oly to large amounts of goods entered lor
consumption, but also to the large Withdrawals from
bond while imports Largely increased last month.
The exports show material decline The imports were
2264 496 dollars in gold value, and the exports only
dollars in currency so that reducing tne iat
ter to gold value there excess OF imports over
has been set off to important extent by the ex
port of 500 bonds and other securities. The exports
continue large chiefly owing to the large shipments OF
cotton.
The exports Of domestic produce for the week include
2162 pounds beeswax POS barrels -four, $50 barrels
flour, rs barrels meal 80 sol bushels wheat
800 bushels oats 9S4 bushels peas 100 GUS shes corn
1882 pkgs candles, 4S" coal, 1881 bales cotton
l9 bales hay II bales hops 37 barrels crude ur-
pentue 1854 barrels rosn 40 barrels PITCH ITO gallons
whale oil, $50 gallons lard OIL 2l2 gallons linseed OIL p
533 barrels pork 1886 barrels aud 800 tierces bee
pounds cheese 277 pounds lard 1S5 barrels rice
US pounds taOw, 44 gallons petroleum, l56 hogs
heads and 2,O3t other packages crude tobacco At 44
pounds manufactured tobacco.
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Gold Value.

Referring to this statement the Louis Democrat savs
A perusal OF the above table will satisfy any business
man That thefe Is something rotten. Prices have been
carried up by excessive speculaon-the universal rp
suit Of deprecated paper currency.
LIQUIDATION or TIE NATIONAL DEgT-Accordin, tn
the official iigures the National was rrdnd
nearly thirteen millions dollars in September or AT the
rate of one hudre and fifty rix million. year snch
energetic process Of liquidation would esut In thn
dsciiarg. Of all the national pecunary oblip ,tnna ia
about twenty years Rapidly, however, as the pubic
debt is diminished, the Interest charge WILL Of course
fall off Economy in shs important item must lessen
a.erisly the national expenses and accelerate the
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OTHER MARK ETS,
From the Chicago Tribune

CHICAGO, Oct 30-Flour nactve spring extras 7 d
al 70; spring super 50a5 70 Wheat market Gas,
higher on No. spring; red winter 81; spring No. Al
al 81; No I'll 12s1 It. Corn in store 41a49c Oats AZ
better; No 2sc. Beans, prime, rs. Butter 85a42c
cheese 17az2c Coffee java 5oa51c rio 3l4a341e eggs
40a42c green apples 00a5 50; white fish scarce 81
mackerel No. 10 25aO 70 hf bbl Goldfish OOa10 So
prime Y 5oa2S 90; syrups best, a. sugar. best 2OIc
salt 40a2 45. 10y >HN'
From the Missouri Democrat
Sr. LOUIS, Oct 81 Cotton declined closed Mt RE f.,
strl nidding bacon 19a24C; lard 29a33t flour choice
double extra, IL 30; wheat choice red in gs 50.
choice spring gal 20 corn, white Toe; choice mike
b!a6Sc; oats In sacks prime and CHOICE 42Ia44c but
ter. 3a4lc; choice dairy, 45c; eg 43a45c potatoes
choice peach blows Use; apples 75a4 Is per blu salt
ginaw 2roa2 81 bu; Onondaigua co. sugar Pc, TO
co lsal71 Havana l6al74c; New York syrups 53aCOc
From the Promu gator, Oct %
MErRoPoLIs-Potatoss 65c0Dl %; apples 75c6n1 90.
white beans 90; bacon 250 5Dc; butter 450GOc. eop
ZGDo0c; chickens each Doc; wood, per cord 70 hay
l. 20. '
From the Gallatn Democrat
SHAwSIETowN, Oct. IS bacon lc0a2Ic best 30c.
pot toes .oc; eggs ZOc; butter doc; chickens 90 nor
doz; turkeys Oo(Dl Is each; hay Is GCM20 90
Miscellaneous.
Tn New York Commercial Of a late date pives
state nent Of the wholesale prices twenty leading
tcles oil dom .stic production in that CITY In ls57 and
the from 1860 70 1865 reckoned In gold In ia
list Of articles included -four coal cotton ness
pork and beef, merno wool, corn butter cheese and
laid The comparative aggregates of the values OF the
twenty articles for these years, are shown by the foI
lowing table:
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C 0 NJ II E r G. [ A il.
OFFICE OF THE CAIao TIMES,

OFFICE CAIRO TINES,
CAIRO Nov. l, 1850. !
The weather to-day has been unproptious for BUSH
ness rain having fallen almost necessarily since twelve
o'clock last night. Trade of all kinds continues light
and prices, except in very few articles, remain
changed. Bacon, clearsdes, cent two higher,
also butter and eggs Lard is also we'll up, but is
by means firm at figures of to-day. Oats are
several sales reported at todays figures lower
We the sale of two loads of cora mixed, at
73Ic for reshipment.
The olowing wholesale prices. From store or in
small lots, the will be advanced trife:
BACON-Clear sides are firm at 2602Sc., Shoulders
| 22Glz4c, and sugar cured Hams at 26@3''c per lb.
ting plentiful We quote it at 4o0143c per pound
for good to choice in kegs and 454oc for choice in
tubs, and dull.
BRAN-sales are reported at Sis 90 per track.
CORN-The market is unsettled. Mixed and Yellow
at 7sD7lc; White and Yellow in lots s20s4c; choice
White at S5@SSc, very scarce.
CORN MEAL-strictly choice. bolted, 81 1908 90
unbolted at 81 90.
OAL-There is limited demand for coal and
prices firm at 262Sc per bush for Ptsburg by the
barge load and 81 500 per barge Lover Ohio 21@a2c
and ILL., 210I22c. by the load. Is offered at retail
delivered at $40 90 per ton for Illinois
GoFsEEs firm Rio 2sse for god to choice
ward tendency for fresh, at shippers count.
AoLAssEs--Ranges from 81 20 to 81 % for thu
best New Orleans; Porto Rico S0D90c and inferior,
| imported and reboled at 6o@75c.
FLOUR-Choce white wheat family S13 90; double
red and white $2 co. do extra red wheat $40 So
single 50 80; superine 81 5O@S So Spring wheat
| IS OO@S so.
FRUIrS-Medium to good cooking apples 81 90 @S5 90
per Dbl. Choice eating apples sell readily 81 5O@7 81
| per Dbl. Small supply.
/ HAY-New Timothy commands $17 5O@s1s 90 per ton;
Prairie, but little offered and small demand.
HIDES Are firm at &c for heavy and S40S3 for mixed.
LAKD-Ranges from 31@32c in bbls or tierces, and
35Ds6 in cans and 34@35 in cans.
OATS-But small quantity in market, and quick at
863sc per bush fo sound in bulk, and 4O43c in sacks
and 3e035c for rejected. Choice in burlaps, 400
45c.
ONIONs-Are plenty and dull, selling at s5c@s1 90
| er bushel.
PoaK-Mess ss5 oO@ss 90 per bbl Prime mess
| 1923 OO@130 90.
POTATOEs-Choce assorted plenty and selling slowly
| at 80 so per barrel, 65W60c per bushe by
the load Mixed lots dull and unsaleable at any
prices Sweet Potatoes plentiful and sell slowly
| at 50 30 per Dbl and 81 25D1 40 per bushel.
| POULTRY-Spring chickens scarce and high, and
will bring 81 50QD5 90 per doz. Turkeys SIS OO0
| 20 90 per doz.
SALT-Kanawha large bbls. - 20 small do. at 80 25
| sCGAR-We quote N. y. at l6O1Sc, Porto Z :
| 14115c. and powdered and crushed at 210123c.
| TALLOW-In light demand at lac per Id.
| @3 on per bb
| WHEAT-Extra choice white 81 25@2 80 do rec
| / 8002 90: sprouted and inferior 7501 40.
| WHISKY-Common, is same as yesterday. We may
| quote it at 81 20@2 30.
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AND DEPARTURES OF


ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. r.
Arrive $50 A. NJ. and $40 PM. Depart AN. and
12M Malls close at 1880 AN. and 1880 M
CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE, PER RIVER.
Arrive 2 PM sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and FRI
DAYS. Mails close same days at PM.
CAIRO LOUIS, PER RIVER.
Arrive PM Wednesdays and Saturdays. Malls
close at 1899 PM Tuesdays and Fridays.
CAIRO TO CHARLESTON, MO-
Arrive II NJ Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
Mails close at I. NJ. same days.
CAIRO NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Mails close at PM. alternate days, commencing Oc-
tober I'd. Should arrive same days. octu
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GOVERNMENT ;S.GLE.
Names of Purchasers.
Prices Paid,

Yesterday opened out unfavorably for the
announced Government sale of barges, coal,
&C. Col. Edwards, A. Q. NJ, under whose
supervision the sale was held, has been en-
gagged in the same business for the past two
months, and in that time has sold Government
vessels to the value of about half a million Of
dollars. The following list embraces all the
property sold on yesterday. On the 10000
bushels of Pi,tsburg coal presented for sale
bids of 2ll cents per bushel were received,
and for the 80, 900 bushels of Hawesvlle coal
49, cents per bushel was offered, and for the
steamer us" So, 500 was bid. There will
be no sale to-day, and the above bids are under
adNisamant
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Police Court.
SQUIRE SHANNESSY,

NOVEMBER 1.-Jno. Sanders for simple
drunk paid s. and costs.
Henry Young, for selling liquor on the Sab
bath, was, in consequence of mitigating cir
cumstances, let off on payne Mt Of costs.
J. Ii. Ritton, for selling liquor OH Sunday,
was mulcted in the sum of SO and trimmings.
Ann Williams, for getting so drunk that a
dray had to be employed with which to con-
vey her to JAIL was fined S. and costs.
A very nice young gentleman, name I'M
known, who .sported very nice lingering,
bosom pin, gold watch and chain, and clothes
to match, not being acclimated to Cairo whis-
key, got tight, from, tight to DIR unk, from drunk
to Jail, and from jail to the office Of Squire
Shannessy. and paid for his fun $40 and per-
qusites.
A young Cairo gent became exasperated at
a negro and broke a champagne bottle over
said nig's head, for which amusement said
gent paid $40 and costs.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

The Ottawa Qll.,) Republican says that Mr.
johnson, who keeps a grocery at Earlville,
was robbed Of nine hundred dollars last week
The villains went to his house in the night and
turned cow into his garden, when he got up
to drive her out While he was gone his wal.
let, with his money, was taken from under his
pillow. No clue has been discovered to the
scamps. Several safes have been attacked
lately in Earlville, but without success.
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Important to the Sick.

We invite readers to a careful perusal of Dr. Eas-
terys medical advertisements which can he found in
our coiunns THIS day. DR. Easterly's Family Medicines
are deservedy popular have an extensive sale and are
resorted to by invalds from AZ parts of the United
otates Or. kasterlys Family Medicine Store has
established In 81. Louis for the last twenty years. and
he is regularly educateI nhvscian and chemist we
can safely recommend his celebrated and popular
ues 10 the cizenS OF Cairo vicinity, the best
'se oraefs addressed to DR. E. Easterly, St. Louis
'is7ouri, WI" receive pJlot attention and be forwarded
10 All parts Oh the United States. His preparations
be had at the principal Drpi in Cairo and in nearly
every town and city IL liz. wet
Sold at wholesale byJ + u,mnbreva & Co Cairo
ILLINOIS,. oct23
GREAT OAKS FROM i.ra - ,cnp.s Gpow TIL.
worst diseases known IT, M h,,o,., race snrino from
causes small as to as,. - =" d.tection The vol
uines of scientific lore t ~, ~ ,hss and shelves Of
the medical fraternity r III rn,,n and A,at,orat.
these facts. '5 ~ ~ I-
Then guard yourself Will. w may The smallest
pimpe on the skin 18TH IT," and indirator Of dis
Ii may fade and d. - . Ala, srrf... nf the
body, but it will reach the a" ~ ,,a,. at iast and
death be the result and fl, WrogieI. HilIioIs
Dyspeptc and Diarrhea o.: cI' tr.e eli otbers fail
While for Burns Scald. ~ ~ ,; ints and All abras
ions of the skim Maggie, 10; e. nit, SID nv I
Maggie 43 Fulton sire and ali IJrnooists
at rs cents per box. w" i''A' ~ nrt21 -dEw1v
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TO-DAY,S ADVERTISEMENTS.

MExIco-Thirty Million Loan.
NoricE-shade Trees fu, nlshed by A. J. Thorndike
LEGAL NoricE-Helen Kirby vs.. Paul T. Kirby.
For SALE-Jesse's Saloon.
For MEMpHls-Steamer Superior.
For NEW ORLEANs-Steamer Indiana.
OrsrERs-Tom Biggs.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

S. N. FULLENwIDER & Cove are happy
to announce that these well known extensive
dealers in produce have enlarged their field of
operations, or rather perhaps, we should say,
their house of operations. No one in Cairo
who has had any business with these gentle
men, and who that buys produce but has but
will be glad to know that they have incorpora-
ted with their former large warehouse the spa
clous room Immediately in front, the two affor-
ding one OF the best and most spacious places
of business III this city. The members of this
firm are all gentlemen Of the standard excel.
lence, and they have nohe others in their EN-.
ploy. With their new facilities they will he
able to extend their business very much. and
we know the public will, as heretofore. annre-
cate their endeavors. They have ALWAYS on
hand in almost lmtless abundance the hos,
qualities Of apples, potatoes ons, eggs,
poultry and in brief everything which a com
pletey stocked produce house should be sup
piled with. To attempt to enumerate all their
varieties ofstock would occupy the column
In addition to their wholesale business, and
in connection with it, these gentlemen also
transact fourishing commission business and
all goods left in their care to be sold will be
disposed OF to the conslgnees highest advan.
tage
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

LEGAL Nor1CE. The attention of persons in
terested is called to the notice IN our columns
pertaining to Tie chancery case, Helen Kirby,
vs. P. s. KIRBY.
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THE CAIRO TIMES. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1865.

Iiaudating process. Hence it may be safely assumed
that before the long six per cents (now having sixteen
,ears to rum shall matured Government will hav
paid off ali other claims it, and made adequate
nrovison for the prompt cash redemption Of 1881 bonds
Ton presentation by the holders "-[New York Times,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

70 The "Superior'' will leave this evening
for Memphis on arrival of the train. Capt.
Dexter and Jack Grammer will make passen-
gers comfortable.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

CLoTHING.-Let all who are in need of any
kind of clothing, give our friend Mooney call j..
We are sure that from his large new stock he
will be able to fit them with anything from a
neck-tie to an over-coat, or whole suit. just
drop in and examine before you buy elsewhere,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

Receipts per Ill. Central railroad
[Since last report
40 bbls apples, 40 do flour, G45 bushels corn sl'
do oats $40 lbs butter 60 tons COAL 667 bushels pota-
toes, 70, 900 feet lumber, 10000 lath cords wood.
Shipments per Railroad.
TSince last report.
bb fish, do pork, $3.50 lbs hides Is bales cotton,
10 hhds tobacco $50 lbs sugar.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

GOOD BARGAIN.-Mayor Wilson on yester-
day sold the Victor No. 2 to J. H. Stevens for
$1,000. This is a good bargain for Mr.. S., the
vessel being both staunch and fleet. Mayor
sale of steamers there on Saturday
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

MINE HosT.-Our friend H. w. Hubbard of
the International Hotel, has returned after an
absence of nearly two weeks. The Judge pre-
serves his rotundty, and looks as if he had
taken his rations regularly since he went
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

A DANGEROUS PRACTIoE.-We refer to the
practice which some merchants indulge OF
keeping a burning lamp in their shops all night
There may be reasons which may seem to JUS
tify such practice, and doubtless it would be
altogether safe if we had gas in our stores, as
we have not yet. But Kerosene is explosive
and the frequent record of accidents from the
explosion of Kerosene Oil lamps while lighted
should suggest to all the necessity of great
caution. We have been led to throw out this
hint to our merchants who have heretofore
, racticed this CUSTOM from the circumstance
of an incident which has come to our know
ledge where an explosion did occur in a store
at tie dead of hight, by which a fire was ig
nited. which, if it had not fortunately been
disco vered and checked early. would probably
have swept through a whole block Of frame
buildings on the Levee. A word to the wise,
&C. &c,