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The Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company have changed their head.
qusrters from ST. Louis to Cairo, and
have brought their wharfboat to this
city.
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est assortment Of strictly fashion,
is ever opened in Cairo, have
n received by Miller. h Miller. u
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oysters, game, etc, can always
red At Walker Il Sisson's restsu-
Nov 2tf
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Gentlemen's collars-the Albany make
-unexcelled In style and general get up.
An immense stock at Miller and Miller's.
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business House for Rent.
That eligibly situated business house
No. SThornton's block, Tenth street, 70
for rent. Apply on the premises.
Oct6tf f|r ......
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stura Bitter's, w. II. Schutter.
,nt, Cairo, Illinois. oc Is I'm
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class day board ut Walker Il Sis
.taurant, at 8 per week. II
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8 quarter pillow slip muslin "A
er yard, at Reilly's. n
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sally fashionable clothing 60 10
and Miller's. 'u II +"
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towels, all linen,.. 20 cents, each,
US. st.. .l4 5Is u
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The following tribute Of grateful
heart was sent US on Sunday evening,
but did not reach us until to-day. DR..
Innis was formerly q resident OF Cairo: -
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.sDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1859.

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,r yard, at Reilly's. II
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-13
Payment Of tho Small Bills.

The prompt payment OF small! biiis 10
something more than . convenience,
considering its results, and tho real
distress which the neglect OF It often
occasions, raises 1t to the dignity Of .
virtue. There are many tradcsmen.
engaged In extensive business, who
have to meet largo payments, aud who
depend for them upon the aggregate Of
small sums. 1t makes. no sort Of DIFF
fercnce to tho payer whether these
small sums ore paid to-day, or to-mor-
row, or next week. It makes welghty
difference to the ,trhdesman, who ID
|obiixeds 10 keep tx sof .three'ie clerks
Running after little bills, and to pay
one per cont. q month for the money
that Is due to him, In q thousand littlc
sums, that he should have for the ask
Ing. and that he Is kept out Of by the
thoughtlessnoss Of customers whom no
does not wish to offend by Importantly,
The injustice OF delaying tho pay
ment OF small bills. is not confined to
the Immediate sufferers, in each case.
The withholding ofhis just dues drives
him to tho samo injustice towards his
creditors, and them again to theirs,--
so that the wrong goes on repeating
itself, and spreading through whole
community. If 4 pays 3, B can pay
c and so ON the whole alphabet, till q
few hundreds Of dollars, going their
benefcient round. have discharged
many thousands ofindcbtedncss. Hard.
" anything that can be donc 80 easily,
and with 80 little Inconvenience, re-
suits in 30 much relief a. the prompt
payment Of small debts. In fact, therc
Is no Inconvenience in 1t. It Is moro
convenient 10 settle the little bills at
once than to have them hanging on for
weeks and months. We speak OF
course to those who mean to pay their
bills at some time. TO them, as we'll
az to those who orc entitled to the
money, tho present Is tho most con-
vcnient time. Nor does man who
means honestly to pay his debts quite
fulfill that intention, when, with no
advantage to himself, he keeps a'nlan
waiting and perhaps suffering for what
honestly belongs to him. This Is q
season when the principle which we
have endeavorcd 10 enforce Is especial
" applicable. Trudcsmen, mechanics
and others are now sending IN thciT
bills; and wc can assure every one
who has tho means to pay them, that
tho sooner ho gets rid Of them, the
better 1t will be for his own comfort.
Next to not getting into debt, next to
the practice Of that golden rule Of ex-
penditnre-" pay as you go," is the rule
TO pay when the creditor comes.-
Wheeling InteNfgencer.
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How Women Can Become In.
depandApt. az yrn;ia9tia.

= Lot every:w6m1ny tint yesst ~
need to be that woman should be,1o
taught, 10 educated, that she con be in.
dependent Of father. brother or. hos.
band, first strive to ba independent
herself, and then teach It to oil other
women and girls about her. Let every
woman, who wants, to be anything
in particular, and feels within her tho
capacity, determine to DO that thing.
But let her faithfully submit to- the
conditions Of her imposed task. II
she has taken desk In the counting.
room, let her do her duty ~ - mau
would do his. She has no right to ex.
pect to be excused when q man would
not be no right to stay at home when
It rains no right to 90 away earlier
than her hour, because she. can't cross
the ferry after dark; no right to ex-
pect not to be blown up when she
makes wrong entry. 1t Is simply
because women will not submit to tho
conditions that men have to submit TO,
because their uncertain future makes
them careless Of their work, and be-
cause they are without training, that
they do not so readily find employ.
mont, and that they are always paid
less wages than men. Once let woman
confront fate and not firt with It, and
the woman question would begin to
emerge from Its present muddlc.-
Putnams Magazine. ..N' > ':
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seIeftsll 2ostry.
My Old Woman and I.
ny JOHN DRoroHAX.

].
wc have crossed tho bridge Ger the middle OF
Ny old woman and I,
Taking on: ahore In the calm and the strllc,
Will, the travellers pushing by.
And though on our pathway tho SHADOWS arc
There's q light In the western "ky.
-Ionnc losse. and cruxscs. OF course, we've had'
My old woman Rnu i;
lint bless you! We never found time 10 DO sau,
Aud u worry good rcnHon why,
Syc were, busy ~ Dtt'A, und VIZ weren't 10 Inau
IAs 10 stop Ia our work TO cry.
III.
On our ehangenble roud as We Journeycd nlong.
sly old woman und I,
Tho Kindly companions VIC met In the thronK
Mndc our lives Ike u vision ny;
And therefore tho few that imagined uS wrong
Scarcely cost us single sigh.
Tim wcnk and tho weary we've Strivcn 10 cheer,
Siy old woman and i:
For we clch Of Us thought thutour duty ~hiIc
Wns to do ~ we'd bc done by,
I'm the hone TO exhibit u balance clear
When tho reckoning day In nigh.
-Uarper's Monthly for January.
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Singular Phenomena on the Ohio.

The Cincinnati Times, Of December
30th, says: As tho Memphis and Gin
cinnati Packet Company's steamer
Minneola was coming up tho Ohio last
night, ut 81 o'clock, when within q
short distance Of the spot where tho
recent collision occurred between the
Mail Limo steamers, United States and
America, the jWatchman, Mr.. Jacob
Thorp, and tile barkccper, Mr.. John
McIIuron, who were OIL tho guards, to.
gether with Mr.. Murphy, tho steward
Of the boat, looking out for the wreck,
and desiring to SEQ how tho place
looked, wcrc startled by singular
pale light, which rose slowly from out
Of the water to the heighth Of several
fcct, and lasted abont fifty scconds,
when it disappeared. The light itself
was not very bright. for thoy could
distinctly see the outlines or the wreck,
and on the bank for somc distance.
They were at first puzzled, but before
O. minute elapsed another light was
seen to rise tho Same as tho first. '.
Tho pilot who saw tho first one was
now aISo puzzled, and was ready to be.
llcye It a "hail,;" and about to answer
It, when n third column Of light blue
light rose nearly alongside, as. several
OF tho officers saw them, and oonsulted
as they gazcd in wondcrment at the
spectacle, at the samo time watching
closely Cor any signs Of men about the
wreck, and failed to discover any cause
for these singular phenomeuons some
became somewhat excited, md one or
two rather terrified, as they were not
much unlike the ghosts of'the depart
Cd. The officers who saw them affirm
positively, and we cannot doubt their
assertion, asserted as they are, that
these lights, so singular, wonderful
and unaccountable, exploded, ordex.
pandcd, after rising, and assumed hu.
man forms: Every one on the boat
was aroused, and great excitement pro.
vailed. All went out on watch, but
after passing the wreck no moro was
seen. | %. Y2a.F& ~ X. 3!eYHs-R;-
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away tho Time" and this, In; II! turn,
brings fever, indigestion and depres.
sion, and makes the frame less 4ble to
Withstand the attacks. Of auys disease,
A largo proportion Of the drunkenness
and dissipation OF various forms, %
common; may be traced :directly:to
this source, Its effect on the. mind -
quite bad. While producing inatabil:
ity OF purpose, It: Is, in time followed
by . humiliating sense OF infertorlty.
No man has right1to 60 through life,
whatever his position may be, without
honest, useful and regular employment
Of sSmc kind. ..,,,.ae e
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ave Never "a Drink

on the. stage were seven Or eight 1ol:i
diers from the Eighth Maine Rski.:
ment. While at tho stage houss, IN.
Lincoln, there camc Into the o@ o@co .
poor blind man--Stone blind-sloHly'
feeling his way with his canN. HS:tp.:
proached:ths soldiers sud said, in.Ms
s Boz. 1 hear you. you tslopg to to. ths.
Eighth Regiment. I have = ion ID
that repimer,t. ~ 3t'U!: ,.H'&aE;;sc.S. ssHIG,En
11What - his name e. ss ifsGEsai f:u
20, yes;y we knew him We Ht.
was : sergeant in or company. We
always liked him = q j., - 80
',,"Whcre 50 he now ?0!i.Ist,s,,.'sS.:fet
'i"He isia :!lieutenant1 n g eolofe1
regiment, and . pridoasr' q Chak.Sss,
'of;,1no.a For non.p. IL d,i95di I'D I'D
not to reply; but at laltS ssalf f'1Sd
'"."i feared ~ mueh.s:'l haze ~ AsssG
Of him for . long Hme. ~ ,s,tS, .i.t,,.asn.
&, They did not wait for aSothof Hotd,
but these soldiers took from their WIl:
lets q sum sof money; nearly ;tWeatyS
two dollars, and offered Sc ~ tbs ~
man, IsayluS-taa q. - sssssis i;SSs.>4l $50
We could give You hundrsd dollafs.
The old nan;repliOd-: ,t'fFsss''S.Ss'
IL" Boys, ybp must po$ $tSh0y@1ho
'oIsa Bnt - n.sI Si.rs sh.t s ioliex
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A partial estimate Of the great mum.
ber Of people who will visit Washing.
ton to witness General Grants inaugu.
ration may bo formed when It 10 stated
that every. room in.one OF tho largest
hotels has b6eNs already engaged, and
tho proprietors:sWsre compelted TO se-
fuse st least 200 other sppIes8ons
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a MARRIAGE CEREMoNY.-The fol-
lowing is from tho "Drawcr" Of Har-
per's Magazine for January:
Nothing, wo calculate, could be moro
edifying to our dusky-hued friends
than the remarks made by sablc par
son at q negro wedding which took
place recently ncnr Montgomery, Ala-
bama. Thus .spake he: :,
"IIcrc is couple who have walked
out tonight, wishing to be jined in,
md thro' love, and wishing oil dem
dat have any ting twixt dem to come
forward and speak now; It not, let
dem hold dar pc"cc now and for ever
more. l wants every ear to hear, ana
every heart to enjoy.
"Mr. Jim Thompson, whomsocvcr
stands fastly by your left side, do You
take her for your beloved wife, to wait
on her through sickness and through
health, safe and be sale, holy and be
holy, loving and be loving; do you
love her mother. do you love her
father, do you love her brothers, do
you love her sisters, do you love her
master, do you love her mistress, but
do you love God do bcst!" ..
Answer: ~ do" ... 49,.
miss Mary Thompson, whomsoever
stands fastly by your right side. do
you take TO he your dear beloved hus-
band, 10 wait on him through hoalth
and through cenfiction, safe and be
safe, holy and be holy; do you love
l,;, q, othor do von l0yo hin fnther do
YOU love bis brothers, do you love his
sisters, do you love God do bcst?"
Answer: ~ will"
II shall pronounce Mr.. Jim to hold
Miss Mary fastly by tho right hand,
aud shall pronounce you both to be
man and wife, by the commandments
of Cod: We shall hope, and trusting
through God, that you may live right
that you may die right, now and for
evermore. Now, Mr.. Jim, sseU your
bride. Let us sing hi1le:
Plunged in gulf Of dark despair" etc.
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ANTONIO, RoxERo Oa71s
Minister Of Grace and, Justice:

!. JAMS i HuaHEs, Of Clyde, o, pttempt:
ed to shoot SshoT 8 few dSyi ago.. The
ball struck tho h63, but rebounded,1 and
struck Hughes onths cheek, in4icting
. onsidershls fssh woand, not danger
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Kearpey took xreat prtde 10 his dIago91s,
and bad thor hofsos tn HnQo1ns-H g oeoIStt6. poeoInSstS.
crHblo Sxpcnso 20 hirnsalf, by exchanging tne
" YDxulatiop horSos for AhAndSo1nef ana Desses'
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 a-fs'rsi fissf lea hy Ae e ef afecii.n and llnned hy Truth and Lave Wh efsf keep thc a1rrt tiinfs ui freadshp hurnng aehay in h,arts. aaqueueAfd by tirs waifgs os iiWe.
 Ilssoissi Thai as Halrs of respect 10 ouF desssea hrather the usnansua u f6is ]. ie he dipped qpnJu' inF fs rcfil3 f shirty days aaa members iie sa badge oIaiag ioF rho rIaes o thFiy days. and that a clif rl fesc rosillads lasnl ir black laes be srftua fli the uinuies M fhp Lodge aad coFy hc asut % ilsa AIizua MiNEa and fhe Aca agt, with Q rcquesi silt iisey rpiish iigss. s -.e.s'. .... so2s 2 aDs aiD.sstfss,illLn. fsi cs~nai,oe. !
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10
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