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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The vote whereby the House refused to
pass House bill increasing the pay of the
members and officers of the General Assem-
bly,, was reconsidered, and the bill was
passed. 1t gives members $3.50 each for
each year in which there shall be session
of the Legislature, and the Clerks and Ser
geants-at-Arms four dollars q day during
the session. s-ls74
The special order was taken up, being
the House bill making appropriations for
the payment of damages growing out of the
Morgan raid through Ohio, in the year 1858.
The bill was discussed until nearly six
o'clock, wheh the House, without coming
to any decision, took at1pcess till nine
o'clock tomorrow morning. naAJtl "iA
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet sonp, in such univer-
sal demand, Is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollient in It's nature. fra.
grantly scented, acd extremely beneficial
in lis action upon the skin. For sale BY oil Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. janso'e5-d&wly =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-31

DTsEAsHs OF THE NERV0Us,s sEMl
IL NAL. URINARY a. SEXUAL 6YS
TEMS-new and reliable treatment-in Reports o
Che HOWARD ASS VI IATI0N Sent by mnil in
sealed letter Hopes, fEss cf charge, Address
ton, No South Ninth street. Philsdelphia. PA. n
march8o' 'el-d&w1ysp 90 ,fnitIii l2aol
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U. S. 5-2o Six per Cent.
COLLABORATING o BONDS! 3

These bonds arc now worth a premium. Of nine per
cent. including gold interest from Now, which
makes the actual profit on the 73o loan at current
rates. including interest about ten per cent per an
num- besides its exemption from State and Aunicip-
al tardtiop, ,ohicA adds from one to three per cent.
more according to the rate levied other property.
The interest is payable scmi-annually by coupons
attached % each note, which may be cut on and sold
TO any bank or banker.
The interest amounts TO ,.r.,.. ........ "a .t.r-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-31

Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscription
Thisis
THE, ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now wofered by the Government, and II is confident
ly expected that its superior advantages will make
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was little slower in starting or getting under way
the rider rather Captain, squarng himself up the
scratch rather heavily and slowly, getting of just one
and haf minutes after the St. Charles. The latter
maintained the lead jauntily until they had passed
Jefcrsonville when seeing, having mo hail to land
she took bee line the middle of the river apparently
at high speed cutting the at the bow very prety
The United States now began to shake off her sluggish
ness, anu denser volume OF black smoke could be sesn
rolling out of her tall chimneys and she began
show signs of life and energy The spray from her wa
terwheels was so increasing in volume PLAN
10 DE seen That she was gr du&y essenng the gap be-
tween them. The "pumpkin patch" and water works
We're passed with material variation the position
tne TWO oa s. but on making the turn bend of the
river the United States appeared to be Iapping the
It. Charles, but the latter still maintained the lead
tousn 1t was very little and went out of sight first The
following is the result
Minutes.
United States out of sight ...................2st
ihe St. Charles undoubtedly the first he at, though
IT evident from the above summary the United
States will win he heat and the race as she has
the speed and power. The St Charles ma ssed ont of
sight just fifteen seconds in advance the United States
but having half minutes the start the iatter
eat her time one and onefourth inmates In oiden
time when the track was enyened by the Tele
graph No. the time out of sight made in twenty
Two ana three-fourth minutes She made the run in that
me the shortest made by any boat before or since
The Peoples Line have been negotiating for pur.
chase Of the City of Alton, to beat the United States
The Cincinnati Commercial of Friday last has the fol-
lowing
Dan Rice,s celebrated trick horses and mules, "Ex-
80, az" Stephen A. DOugaS,' and ~ Pete "
ana Barney, were shipped the Empe. Or yester-
day, for New Orleans The veritabe Dan has also en-
Kelsey and Parker.
Memphis papers announce the death Of Capt. Charles
Desher but make no comments which we can be sure
Of the much respected and well Captain Charley
Desher, who so long captain Cairo and Padu
cab packet Tom Scott We fear however, that it is that
genial social hghton gentleman, who has gone from
earth, and We mnge regrets with the many friends
in this locality who knew and loved him.
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DEE.

Ga Saturday, the 18th inst, of Group EMMA daughter
of W. p. and Eliza W Halliday, aged years.
The funeral services will be held at the Church of the
Hedeemer this afternoon, at O'clock. All friends of the
family are invited to attend.
All our readers who met this beautiful and
interesting little girl while she lived will deeply SYM
pathise with the members of her mily i'll this hour of
their aflction. One joyous bright and attractive
we are apt to so receive into love that if called
away, all the tenirils our hearts break and ble4 d.
On the Infinite Father bnlep the wounds SO made
and sJlace the bereft and lonely hearts, How gladly
would those who loved her have kept her cheer
with her merry ways and Affection the pathway of exis
tence Yet the lessons of her e though short shall not
be without avail. We will embalm her our memories
and cherish the recollection of her innocence and sweet
ness as heaven example, vouchsafed to abide with
US little whiie that might learn the nature of
that childiikeness to which should aspire. May
who holds all hearts and lives in his hand enable her
SOL 10" stricken parents to bend without eaking be-
-[EDl
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OTHER MARKETS.

BY telegraph to the Times
NASHVILLE, Nov. 1O.-Cotton market is dull TODAY.
close Prices ranging 40 to 5I4c transactions
limited Receipts to-day 4oG bales; shipments 145.
From the Chicago Tribune, Nov 1Ol
CHcAGo-Provisions dull; mess pork nominal; lard In
white winter 5Oal4 %; wheat 3a4c better on No II "a
&c on No No: red So; No red IS; extra spring
| 49, No l spring lsa1 FL No. 2 do 55a75c corn j.:
lower on No. l. 2a2lc lower No 2; No DOC: oats adj
Vanced Haze on fresh receipts; No. fresh 27a3c; gro
ceries steady and firm SALT domestic lots goa
40 delivered; syrups without essential change sugars
steady and firm; Cuba 154a17i Porto Rico ofa17sc mo-
asses sugar hay timothy, clos, pressed 16 5Oa
ter 35a42c. ~ "
From the st. Louis Republican, Nov. 1O1
ST. Louls.-flour quiet; wheat unchanged and dull:
corn and oats steady and slightly better PRICES for corn
cotton unsettled during the day. bnt closed firm at 45c
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G 0 M NJ E r G L AL.
OFFICE OF THE CAIRO7TIMEs, !

OFFICE OF THE CAIRo7TIMEs,
CAIRO, Nov. IL, 1865 !
The following are wholesale prices From store in
small lots, the same will be advanced a trihe:
BACON-Clear sides firm at 26@l2Sc., Shoulders
22Ds4c, and sugar cured Hams at 26ll3Uc per ID.
BUTTER-Is coming in more freely and is get
ting plentiful We quote it at 4o0lSc per pound
for good to choice in Kegs and 4446c for choice in
BRAN-sales are reported at s5 90 per ton on track
CORN-The market is unsettled. Mixed and Yellow
at 73@74c White aud Yellow in lots 81 0S4c choice
White at S501SSc, very scarce
CORN MEAL-strctiy choice, boted, 81 1905 90 !;
unholted at s. co.
COTrON-No sales reported
COAL - There is a limited demand for coal and
prices are firm 26a2Sc per bush for Pttsburg,
barge load and 1850 barge: Lover ohio 21@22c
and ILL., 21@22c. by the load. Is offered at retail
delivered at $40 90 per ton for Illinois.
CoFFEE-Is firm. Rio 294a9s3c for good to choice.
CRANBERRlE5-Are coming in freely and sell read
lily at 5 6 per Dbl.
EGGs-Are scarce. and selling at 4oc with upward
tendency for fresh, at shippers count.
CLASSES Ranges 81 % to 81 % for the
best New Orleans; Porto HitG 50 GE9uc, ard inferior
imported and re:oil' al cog 7;c
FLOUR-Choce white wheat faui.y $t3 90; double
extra red and white lZ 10; DO IeG wheat $40 30;
single extra 80 81; supsrline 81 5O@S 30. Spring wheat
FRUIrs-Mediun good cooking apples 81 90 Gls5 90
per Dbl Choice eating apples sell readily S. 50S %
GAME-Is plenty Unlres.ed deer is selling at 100
1910 per b. Wild turkeys will bring sl2 per doz. SPUR
reis, 81 per doz RABBITS, none in market.
HAY-New Timothy commands xlG 75QQ$lS 81 per ten;
Prairie, but little offered and small demand
HDE ans n ct e ffr sayz ard b g. s za and
5Ql36 in
OATS-Ii good supply and dull at 3GGl3Sc per bush
for sourd n rs and 4o@43c sacks, and 3ODa5c for
rejected. Choice. il ne" tuilaps, $50 45c.
ONiONS-Are plenty and dali, selling at o5c0$l 90
per bushe
PoRk-h1ess $50 oo03s 90 per Dbl. prima
S2S U0G30 %.
POTA TOES-Choice assorted plenty and selling slowly
the load. Mixed lots dull and unsuitable at any
prices Sweet Potatoes more plentiful and sell Slowly
ats Der an 3 21J
PUULTRY-SpriIg chickens scarce and high, and
will bring 81 5OlL5 W per doz. Dressed chickens,
soung and old mixed sell at about 50 % per dozen.
Turkeys SIS O0Q0l6 30 per doz.
SALT-kaIa"fr Large bbls 81 %, small do at 50 20.
-,-,GAR-We quote N v. at 10 u &c, Porto r.
ltll15c. and powdered and crushed at 81 lI2}c.
TALLOW-In light demand at lie per 10.
TURNiPS-Are selling at IOGGl5c per bush, and 81 70
G13 o. per Dbl.
WHEAT-Extra choice white 50 25@92 80 do red
19D612 Oh; sprouted and inferior I5l4l 10.
WHiSKY-Cnmmon, is same as yesterday. We may
quote it at 81 2O0t2 so.
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1t will be seen by the above table that debt reached
its highest point in the latter end July last since then
it has steadily moved downward, ami must continue 70
move downward until the burden is entirely removed
which cannot be at that period ia tho far distant future
which the enemies of the Union have been so long pre-
dieting.
ALABAMA AND HER FINANCIAL NECESSITIES We elm
the following from the New York Herald of tfr 9TH
meeting of prominent members of the financial and
CONNER ciai community, together with the Rev Drs
Ward Beecher and Thompson, and The dore Tlton was
held to-day at the Sun Insurance Office, with the con-
Sent Of Mr. Moses Grnnel for the purpose Of hearing
Provisional Governor Parsons of Alabama the pres
ent condition and necessities of his State. Mr.. Van
Dyck, the Sub Treasurer, here read letter from Mr..
McCulloch Introducing the Governor in which he stated
that Alabama wanted loan of a mil ion upon the Sc
curity of her State bonds Governor Parsons said
presant debt of the State only three and a half
millions Several gentlemen, including Mr.. Van Dyck
and Mr. Henry Clexis, expressed the opinion that Ala
hama, provided that her Legislature Endorsed the
stitu ional amendment would have difficulty OBJ
tanning the desired loan, and Mr. Beecher in the
Of the North, said she should never for bread.
The Boston Board of Trade has adopted resolutions
dorsng Secretary McGuochs policy of contraction of
tn. currency
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Empro,nptu ADDRESS to the Firemen of
Cairo.
hrc1TEp BY MR. FLEMING AT THE ArHESEuN LAST EVENING

REcITED MR. FLEMING AT THE ArHENEUM LAST EVENING
lis true, It's pity. and pity us t'strue''
IL rather hard to get up something new;
And therefore, OCCASIONS like the present,
inviting all to meet, at banquet pleasant
IT has been customary, not to tire men
To compliment in some way gallant frernen.
We owe them more than thanks, told myriad times.
Or coupled in most Apostle of rhymes;
For are they not forever Trough and Ready"
10 battle with the foe with sinew steady?
Ihey lily like "Arabs" ser the desert SANDS,
And bring ''Reliefo with willing hearts and hands;
Through winters cold and summers burning heat
Ihey 0urn to make the enemy retreat.
No weather ops themthrough the streets they pillow.
Knee deep in mortar tempered by the snow;
Nor mid tie struggle for the public good,
Does Old " Hiberna " hesitate at mud;
But, with that iva Try which all should feel,
Strives to be foremost for the public veal.
where all are earnest, as for dearest lie,
! In these sad scenes of elemental strife;
Twere out of place, if not invidous,
10 draw distinctions-may be make fuss
Ihey all deserve our hearty commentator
In our regard, they hold an equal station
When drowsy cts are snugly fixed in bed,
And SAUNDERS deep" enwrap each weary head,
marx on the startled ear the fearful cry
VI Fire II is heard and flames illume the sky.
VINO, reckless of the comforts of repose,
Snatches with eager haste his nearby clothes,
And PUSHES to the scene whose sight appals
Inc brave with lurid flame and crunbllng walls:
He is the hero of these times of peace
Though often fought his battles never CEASE
1t is the fireman he whose only aim
Is to control the devastating flame,
And bring it suppliant at his feet, slave,
His motto STILL 1--WE conquer but to saver
Through private enterprise, within the year,
combined with public spirit, we have here
An engine driven by steam which never tires,
However far and fierce extend our fires.
Perhaps 1t might not do to say, or hint, or
In innate our preference for I" Jack Winter
But such the name the steam fre-engine bears,
Fit monument for him whose name it tears.
Long may he wave, }" which means may fortune smile
On him and his, and sweeten every toll
May all his skies be roseate and IA ir,
And though no horse yet may he be Mayor!
This by parenthesis. There yet are others,
Brave sons of worthy sres and brighteyed mothers,
Who claim our notice, but it is too late
To even, half Of them enumerate;
Therefore, by your permission,
To something else-the qCiU take for the deed!
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FRUITS-Apples cooking, s.; do, eating, ST. Raisns,
layer 4oc per ID Lemons 75c per doz ORANGES soc per
dox Figs =; Cranberries 25c per qrt; Dried Ap-
pies 1910 per lib Currans SIC per lib Prunes 85c per
ID Ctron -; Ounces -; Grapes 25t05Oc per ID;
Canned Peaches 4Oc can do. Berries Coo can Brandy
Peaches 40c per bot.
BREAD AND CAKE-Whea Bread SC per loaf; Rye
do 10c; Graham do 10c; Boston Crackers 15c per ID
Corn Crackers 25c per Soda do. 15c per Id Picnic
do 15c per Butter do 15c per b Tea Cakes 1oc per
doz Cookies 2Oc per doz; Queen Cakes 25c each Jelly
Cakes 4oc each Fruit Cake 7c per b Pound Cake 4oc
each. Fruit Pies pc each
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Is We call attention to the reward offered
for the apprehension of Erastus A. Huff, wLo
borrowed a boat at Mound CITY,
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AtleneuIm.

AtleneUme
There was more than ordinary full house
at the Atheneum last night, on the occasion of
the benefit of Mr.. ". J. Fleming. Mr.. F. ac-
quilted himself fairly in each part that he IN
dertook. We publish the address to TIL Fire.
men of Cairo, written by J. Birney Marshall,
and recited by Mr.. Fleming in manner which
elected loud applause ----N
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Since last report
SAB bills -four 900 bu wheat, 43 bu corn, SI5 bu
oats SD lbs butter 16 head cat'e 10 bbs syrups 10
la IS, 900 it lumber, 1t2 bu potatoes 20 coal
"a tu apples.
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Rates Of Exchange Reported Daily, by John u
Trover, President First Natioaas Bank.


Gold. .43 per premium $4,000
Eastern Currency Observation-Disclosures per Dscou
Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. "
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New York Markets.

BY TELEGRAPH THE TINES
New YORK, Nov. il.
COTT0N-Quiet at 51a52c.
FLOUR-5c lower and less active at 2Oa8 So for ex.
ira State; s 95a9 10 for X. II. o.
WHEAT-Unchanged, at 75a1 81 for Chicago spring;
loa! 80 for Milwaukee club Sc for amber Milw aukee
CoRN-unchanged, at S2aS9c for unsound; 9Ja91c for
for sound.
OATs-1a2c better; 4Oa43c for unsound 6Oa64c for
sound
P0Rk-lIeavy; 80 12a32 so for mess, and closing at
80 % cash.
LARD-Unchanged, at 24a2sfc
WHl>KY-Firmer, at Q 43 for western
PETRoLEuM.Quiet; 39lc for crude Gle for refined
in bond; 7Sa79; for free.
LATEST MARKETS.
FLOUR-Closes Sc lower.
WHEAT-Closes quiet and without decided change.
CORN-'losed dull.
WHISKY = closed frmer at 43a2 As
foRk-,l osed heavy for mess, at 80 12a32 so, and
closed at 80 % cash
LARD-Closed steady at 24a2S3c
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Wants, Lost, Ound, To Rent, and Per-
soma Is, not exceeding four lines, will be
inserted In this column, under proper
headings, at the rate of 20 cents each
insertion.
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HE STREEr-FLLING JoB.-The locomotive
employed in the street-flling job, burned out
its flues on Friday. 1t will be four or five days
before it can be repaired 80 as to go to work
again.
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u.
Per steamer c. HIllman, Botinger, Romans Co.
I bbls peaches Hagan, Waugh CO. empty chest
Owner board, bales cotton. J. L. Rearden & Co.
h.IaS
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New York stock Market.

By TELEGRAPH THE TIMES
New YORK. Nov. IL.
STOCKS Dull money call per cent, and active;
G 1915 A I II 43I; do preferred "a U 81;
Reading rs; NJ 118; NJ 74g; G strip 1874; 94s;
& W s3i; do preferred 65i; W 553; NJ IL do
preferred 49, 96s; Erie 92k; do preferred VI Nj q
b . 1885, p Fit W G 1929; 47f year certificate
81; 1905 97t; & A LIST 96; W I'd IS; G B& LIST
~ Erie LIST l0o So; NJ certificates PSI; IS OF
81 registered 105f 500 coupons Of ga 1907 do OF ID
99s; 1910 coupons 91J; 5 20 registered of 66 1904.
GOLD-Opened at 46I, and closed at 46s.
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IHE PUBLIC DEBT.-The following progressive state.
ment of the public debt is once valuable and insruc
'S"AS
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MAJOR kUYKENDALL, NJ. C.-Major Kuy
kendall, M. g. elect, was in the city yesterday,
and attended the great Railroad meeting at the
hall OF the Chamber of Commerce, and was
called upon for speech. He gave bis views
on the matter at some length.
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TO.DAY,S ADVERTISEME NTS.
Adams Express Company.
Auction sale-L. H. Myers Co.
Commission Merchants Houston Co., Evansville
News DepJt-W. b. Kerney.
Furs-Mrs E. IL. Oswald Co.
For Tennessee River-Steamer Cumberland.
Reward-R J. Robertson.
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to defect in the street at that place, which
caused sudden jolt Of the dray, the stick on
which he was seated rolled over, precpit ating
the driver to the ground, where he was run
over by the wheel Of the dray. The wheel
passed over his breast. Either by the fall or
by a kick of the mule, the man received a
ssyere cut on the head He was speedily on
veyed to his home, where his wounds were
dressed by Drs Mcdowell & Dunning.
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LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

aITOLEN-From the house of Mrs Connor Ohio
~ Levee carpet sack containing clothes, books
valuable papers The papers Of value one but
myself, and if they returned to left at some
ace, directed to me, it will confer great favor
OWEN WYNNE.
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TO LET.

10 LET.
HOUSE FOR RENT.-A two-story framed house, on
l. the of 2lst street and Commercial Avenue,
containing rooms. Will be rented low to good ten
ant Enquire at New York Store 10Th street and
Commercial Avenue. novlld3t*
L|OR RENT.-A Country Residence Seven Acres Of
l. Land, Orchard Garden, &c, with a fine spring Of
water and beautifully situated at Jonesboro, ILL., APP
ply to Z. CHAPMAN,
nov10.2w Box 345 Cairo, III.
II OUSE FOR RENT.-A two-story Frame House,
IL 10th street. between Washington Avenue and al
nut contains rooms, with all modern outside im-
provements suitable for private boarding house. En-
quire of J. Q. HARMON CO., Real Estate Agents
office in Court House, or Of j. NJ DELAY, "a Ohio
Levee.
ITO RENT.-A fine house, consisting of Store
= Room 60X2i, basement, partitioned, with side
DOORS 14h street, and six finely pastered Bedrooms,
the of 18th street and Commercial Avenue. II
is suitable for Feed Store Grocery and Boarding
House, and will be rented low to a good tenant Apply
to III s. CLARK, Lumber Dealer 10th Street and Levee.
TOR LEAsE-ls city lots. Apply to JAMES MYERS,
l. Soldiers Home.
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THE THIRD CIsTERN This cistern at the
junction OF 9th steet and Commercial Avenue,
is being built in an oblong shape as required
by the necessity of making it shallow to avoid
The sipage. This change is in accordance
with authority granted by the Common Council
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FOR SALE.

L7OR SALE OR LEASE.-Lot No. 3, Block 6, First
l. Addition. on Ohio Levee For terms or making
offer, address THOMAS LAMBDIN,
nov10 No. q Main street, Cincinnati, o.
T., OR SALE.-The Saloon known =" Jesses Saloon
l. situated in the North OF the old depot build
ing, is offered for sale at bargain. For particulars
quire the premises, at the of Prather Thomp
son d Co. Nov2du
LOR SALE.-Two Houses, and Lots No. "A and 25s
Block 20 First Addition. For particulars apply to
s. PAYNE, No. Egyptian Block. oct2Sdtf
cia Avenue between 9th and 10th Streets containing
rooms is offered for sale low for cash. Two
years lease ON lot Apply to JOHN HfLAND corner
of 9th street and Commercial Avenue.
NOR SALE.-some valuable City Property. For par
HALLIDAY.
NOR SALE.-A FRS RATE CHANCE-A neatly
Il fitted up Saloon in complete running order; not
offered for sale sacrifice. Now doing good bust
Good for selling. Call at the saloon, No.
101 Ohio Levee Sd door below 10th street. Cairo, Ill.
l. ORSALE OR RENT.-A desirable residence. Apply
L to HAYNIE, MARSHALL GILBERT.
NOR SALE Very cheap for cash-a house and lease
l. on Ohio Leyee- Apply az the Office Of the DAILY
TINES
E'OR SALE-A two story brick house, containing
l. eight ROOMS and kitchen. All the modern improve
ments. Apply to MUM & MUM, or E. X. HALL.
IGOR SALE OR RENT-A house on Tenth street con
tanning eight rooms and brick cellar. Apply JOHN
q. HARMON IL co.
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w ANTED-f55 MOnth.-Agents wanted that can
w earn from IS: to 800 month and all expenses
paid For full particulars address, with stamp, Il. f..
LOCKWOOD, Detroit, Michigan.
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stea boat Register
Sunday Morning.
DEPARTURES.

Corrected daIy5y A. +. Taylor, City Epgi'1se,
THERMOMETER A NJ P NJ.
43 50 81
River 40 feef2 inch below high water mark of 1862.
Rise in the last "a hours, inch.
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AT AUCrIoN.-L II. Myers & Co., will sell
at auction on Monday, a large assortment Of
house hold and saloon furniture, and on Tues
day house on 10th street. See Advertise
ment.
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TOMORROW NIGHT.-To-morrow night. ev.
cry one who has visited the Atheneum during
the past season and admired the dancing and
acting OF Miss Lewis, is notified to appear at
said place of amusement as on that occasion
the said lady takes her benefit and a very en-
PERTAINING bin will be presented As you ex-
Poetic be amused hereafter, fail not to present
yourself-dear reader
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FURs.-Mrs. L. H. Oswald Co. have just
inspection and purchase of the ladies of Cairo,
a large and excellently chosen assortment of
furs of all the most fashionable varieties-n12tf
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Shipm ents per Railroad.
Receipts per River,

Since last report.l
bbls oranges, 205 pkgs mdse, II bales cotton.