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spread the Truth.

some medical men insist that II IL undirnifed
To- ADVERTISED remedy, however valuable 4, may
be. Queer reasoning this. II il like saying that
an which the world need. should be- hid in
acorner-that benefits and blessings may be too
widely ditfus"i-thst the mean. of protecting and
restoring health should be- q close monopoly. and
not accessible to ALL The argument IL hal. IL il
worse than th,t, it IL inhuman. suppos. Hostel.
tees stomach B,ticra--an absolute specific for
dyspepsia, hiliousn"-- and nervous debility-bad
never been huown beyond the repertoire Of the
Instead Of curing aod invigorating millio the
good effects OF the preparation would have been
confined TO a comparative few. There Is the high.
e't authority for saying that light sDould not bc
hd under bushels that whatever IL excellent
should be placed o. city on a HILL whore all men
can take cognsance o' It. Ills upon this prlnci.
pie that the Bittors have been advertised and con-
;nue to be advertised IN every newspaper Of any
prominence IN the western hemisphere, and that
the spontaneous testimonials IN It's favor have
been translated into all written languages. Thou.
sands enjoy perfect health to-day who would 10
lsnguishlng on beds II sickness II tho ncwspa.
pcrs hal not spread the truth with regard TO this
uncpuslcd inVIgu rant and corrective far and wide
suppose profit has been reapcd from this publici-
~. l. that any argument against H. n the pul /.
Ice health hns been protected, II lives have been
saved. Il The feeble have been strengthened and
the s.ok restored, great good has been accom-
pll,hod. and who 80 mean NJ 10 gurdgc 10 eier.
ions thus directed their fair reward,
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MrrrALLY NIsrAxES.--A stranger in

MUTUALLY NIsrAHES.--A stranger in
a pennilsss condition, arrived in town yes
terday evening, and having no friend or
acqnsin.snecs 10 whom 10 apply FOR relief
concluded 70 pass the nigh, in one cf the
box cara standing on the track Of the H.
linois Central railroad. About eigh.
o'clock hs repaired To the car selected by
him, and had scarcely effected ~ entrance,
when he received blow tina, knocked him
heaaloss " the ground. An impecunious
Individual had reached tho car in advance
Of the stranger, and believing thst the en-.
trancstat We latter BODIED no good, gst rid
Of bis upwslsoms presence by AN active
use ~ the biceps fexor cubit and tho SUI
pina,or rsdii longus of his good RICH, arm.
Thsatr~ngsr; believing the savage attack
meant murder, gained his feet and ",eok
TO to his heels like q scared wolf The
other Individual accepting the hs.,y re-
treat Of the stranger rs evidence that he
had eItored tho car with felonious intent,
made chase, crying at every jump stop
thief, 'ca,ch him" and such foo, race
as then and there followed has rarely been
seen In the city Of Cairo. The
stranger was finally overhauled,
however, aud escorted to the court house
whore The much desired lodgings were
furnished by Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald.
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II the young man who Is in the habit Of
spending n half dollar day for tobacco,
cigars, ale aud lager, will forego such "lux-
arios" and deposit the half dollar in the
: Enterprise Savings Bank, he will be most
agreeatly surprised at the accumulation If
single year. Let him continue tho de-
posits, and, In ten years, he will fnd him
self in possession Of & sufficient, sum to
buy farm, or 10 establish himself in
almost annykind Of bu.iness he may desire
TO engage in.
The officers OF the Savings Bank are
wealthy, enterpri,ing and intelligent cii.
-zens, who command the unlim tod confd.
cnce Of tho entire community.
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THE Davis sewing machine, kop. for
sale by Mc.srs Buder snd Bro corner Of
Eighth stree, and Warrington avenue, Is
mos, popular where 1, is bcs, known. II
is simple in construction, very durable,
and its work c~nno; 30 surpassed. 50
grea u tho. demand for thcs ms
chimes ;ha. che manufacturer
have not been Ablo to all the orders re.
eeived. Inths Eat, who're thousands OF
them are in use, they take the precedence
over all Others Mcssrs. Buders also have
on hand stock Of musical instruments
tina, will be found equal 70 the demand. Of
the country. Call in and look through tho
establishment, whether you wish to buy or
not. They esteem IL no trouble, but
pleasure, 70 show goods. ..t
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CHARLEY Sorgs CoMiSG-The Ores.
cent Uty Ciseos, the best show travelling,
and Van Amburgh's IN cnagerie, will visi,
Cairo, October 9th, and give an afternoon
and evening exhibition. It Is scarcely
necessary 70 say anything of the character
fthis circus and menagerio, as they arc
well known TO all the plsy-goers of Cairo.
Noyes will not permit his name 10 be con-
hecsed with an indifferen, show He EN-.
ploy' none but the best performers in the
profession, regardless Of cost, and now pre-
ssnts . combination Of talent to DO found
In no other show In America. FURTHERMORE
Mr.. Noyes Is . courteous gentleman. and
treats his patrons, not ~ in,ruder,, but a.
iAdie. and gentlemen. Por particulars
soc his double column sdvertisuent.
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MAYOR WILSON is working with good
effect iaths State hosrd Of Equalization.
lilo has obtained Esduetioa Of fifty per
cent On tho valuation otpersonal property
in Alexander county and has been offered
the same reduction ON the valustion IL
real estate, but proposes to insist on
ssventy.avs per cent. -4.-.J&
1t isA fact that while rssl estate in
Alexander county 10 valued At its full
cash value, the real estate in the northern
and central counties Is valued Mt a sum
not exceeding ons-third Of ia value. We
dissvow any purpose to reflect upon any
Of our assessors for this state Of Affairs.
as, in asst cases, they have put prouertv
down in their assessment lists, ut the
figures furnished by tho owners.
During the var the value of zeal estate
WAS greatly appreciated, both in town
and country, and, although the cause Of
the appreciation has disappeared, the
valuation then fixed BY owners and ~
SCISSORS, seems 70 bs'eoatsSued. The re-
suit is the people Of Alexsadsr sounty,
and other portions Of Southern Illinois,
are paying IN undue properties H. ous
State taxes-twice or three times As much
as they ought 70 pay. ~ '.' - w. -
Mayor Wilson is aboRsg 70 relieve US
Of this unequal burden, and II the Board
of which he is q member, are Wiling TO,
conesds equal Justice to all parts Of the
State, he will 30 successful. ..t, ruS,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-18

y. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
REMovAt,-Phil. Towards steamboat
nca, shop ha. been removed to the base.
mon, VI tho Express Office in in tho City
Na'icn.l Bank building, directly opposite
the main steamboat landing where be will
a. usual, lasp an abundant. supply Of fresh
meats for the steamboat trade, aud where
b" will be pleased To nee, customer. night
o. day. oc, l3-?w
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The PEOPLES MEAT MARKET-C
9AYgR 4 Co. PROPORTIONS meat
market jus, opened by Gayer and Co., at
the corner Of Washington Avenue and
Tenth street. is just exactly such meat
market as those who know Gayer would
expect him 10 establish when he spreads
himself" Everything is new, freshly
painted, and wears an air Of cleanliness
that no one will fail to commend.
Gayer x Co. are among the Oldest and
most experienced butchers of the country
and have learned that it pays best to keep
first class meats, and command first class
custom. Ii citizens would, therefore, Sc
cure splendid fresh meats, pork, beef NUT
ton, veal, lamb or sausage-they can al
ways find them in any quantity desired at
the Peoples meat market, Just tryit, If
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DEPARTURES.


Tho weather Is cloudy and disagrcoatl
cold windy and threatening rain. tt,
wind was so high last night rs to caus,
fears Of damage but we hear Of nothing
more serious than few loose shinglel
blown away.
The river has commenced falling again
having receded three inches since las,
night. on
The Mississippi is falling slowly At st.
Louis, with eight feet six inches at Liberty
bar.
rhs ;Ohio Is falling at Phtsburg with
thirty inches in the channel. II is also
falling at Louisville with nineteen inches
in the chute over the falls and four fee.
over Portland bar. There is about five
feet from Louisville to Cairo.
Business here continues good.
The Tyrone brought lao bbls -four, 20
bbls apples, l6 pkgs sundrics for Cairo,
90 cases handles for 81. Louis aud tons
for the South.
Tho Arthur cleared for New Orleans
this morning after filling out deeply hero
with 800 tons.
Tho Natchcz start cd out from New Or.
leans last Saturday morning 10 beat the
Robert +. Lees time TO Na.chez, but got
caugh.i ina fog a. College Point and was
compelled to go back She tried il again
on Sunday morning, going through to
Na.chez in twenty minutes less time than
the Lee. a singular fact transpires in the
published account Of this last trip. When
she passed Baton Rouge, 40 miles from
New Orleans, she WAS thirty.seven min
u,cs ahead of the Lees time. When she
passed IL'ysu Sara l'6 miles from Now
Orleans, she was only twenty-six minutes
ahead Of il, and ut Naichcz only twenty
two minutes.
The Umpire broush, $40 bbls -four, 10
tons sundries for reshipmsnt South.
The City Of Cairo received 80 tons here
and refused more, being behind time.
The Umpire leaves for Nashville this
evening.
The magnificent, new steamer City Of
Chester, with Capt. Alex. Zeiglcr and the
other members Of the crew Of tho Belle ST.
Louis in charge, I, expected here this eve
ming, for Memphis.
The Tyrone leaves daily for Paducah II,
4 pm.
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"SrALpISGs Pax PARED GLur.s

BAgERr AND SAUSAGE FAcroRr.--
John Boeppls has returned from the old
country, and resumed business in his old
stand, on Commercial avenue, below the
post Office aud is manufacturing all kinda
ofs'ssasss sad baking ell kinds Of breed
and cakes for which thsteIs any demand
in the market.
Mr.. Dosppls 10 liberal, clever gentle
man With wlpp. 0g citizens will And J, .
pleasure to .trans~et business. Sec his
card
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-18

WHr! WHrir Why 1g?--It 10 aino,,
NJ enigma Why people will consen,to sut.
fer on accoun. Of Indigestion, General
Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Kidney affections, etc, when by merely
svailing themselves of MISIlLER >
HERB BITTERS they may bo speedily
cured OF their complain; why they will
allow themselves 10 suiler needlossly
MISHLER ;. HERB BITTERS is a SOW
crcign remedy, and will effect positive
cure in these eases. The public Is made
fully acquainted with oil dc ingredients
used in the preparation Of thy Bii,ers and
cmiasn. Shemists pronoune sita lare And
wholspsnsrtsle while evsr,Shss phyS
ieian recommend /, to their patients as the
only remedy ,ha, can be depended upon.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Sold only BY respectable druggist, and
store keepers. Price 81 per bottle.
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LIFE lSsURAScE-It Is a duty every
man owes to his family, TO secure insur-
ance upon his life in some undoubtedly
safe and reliable company. In no other
manner can he SO eheaply and certainly
prayids for his wife, children, or others
who may be charged 10 his care. !
To pasties who propose 10 take out a
policy, We cordially recommend the Mis-.
souri, Mutual Life Insurance Com.
PyN, ~ one Of tho. best companies
in the country. 1t is orgsni-
led under the laws OF Missouri, and man.
aged by gentlemen wiFo arc know n 70 no K
among tiit most substantial and respecta-
BILE citizens Of st. Louis. M o. p. Top
pei is thu special agent for Southern HIN.
oir stNf wi,i be happy to furnish particu-
lars of tothc plan and operation of the
comprny, and To take risks in Cairo.
by reference to the company's sdver-
tse,aspt Isb~ejpubGsh jnsssoshar col
umn, sit, Willy w sesy ,,Lst tMr.. q. N,
Hughes cSshiss 9f the First National
Bank, will receive premiums.
The weather has been cloudy and mild
tn-day, with indications this evening Of
oaApg ing 10 ertempe rature.
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BEL TUESDAY NIanT.--A ball will be
given in ths, "Dick Fitsv house 90 Nine
teenth street. on Tuesday evening, the 18th
instant, for the benefit Of widow Allen, an
aged aud deserving old lady, who hopes to
realize something to sssis. in providing
herself with food and fuel for the winter.
Tickets fifty cents. IT
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EvIEETYrE AT TwESTY-rIvE CENTS
FER PouSD.--W We have three or four hun
bred pound. Of. tvier type, only about
half ~Ta-thc' same thai IVES rscenoy
used on the BrLLErIs, which We viii
sell, IN lots to suit purchasers, at twenty
Ave cents per pound. 1t gives clear, good
impression, and in the office of county
weekly paper might be usedfor three or
iour years. .t..t4E .- tHo .'iG.
We also have two Or three hundred
pounds Of German typo, in good order,
which We will sell at the same figure. An.
draAs, JOHN II. OBERLY Il CO..
T. Cairo, Illinois,
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a The regular annual convoca,ion Of
~Cairo Chapter No. II r. A. NJ. will
be held a. Masonic Hall this Tuesday,
evening at = o'clock Election Of officers
and other important business will be
transacted. :! p. w.-BAECLAY N.e.L r.
N.L.DUNNING Secy
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FLOUR Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls, sacks, &c, for sale ut the Egyp-
tian Mills. aug
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Commercial.
AosDAY Evesrsd, |

Oct. II, 1870.
Since our last ssini-weekly review, oui
market has eaibi,el..more animation than
for week: previous, there having bcei
better receipts OF produce, with CORES
ponding demand which has enabled :rccci-
vers TO sell pretty nearly all their consign-
ments from track.
The single exception 10 this rule has
bcen in the item of -four, which s,ill con-
,inues depressed and nearly all receipt, Of
which are going into store
Orders are coming in rather more free
ly than Of late though not Ms freely rs de.
sired, and there's fair shipping demand
for oats and hay at abou, the same price.
noted In our last report,
We hope this improvement in bushes.
will not be merely temporary, bu, tina, it
may be succeeded by even greater activity,
- We Are now approaching the season
when al active market is looked for BY I'll
eur merchats.
Thoy were never better prepared than
now, TO all all orders that may 20 sent to
them, either for produce or general mcr.
chandse; and our friends in the South
who are ordering goods would DO we'll to
give Cairo trial before sending To more
distant markets.
FlOur-is as dull Ms ever. with no Ier-
ccptible improvement either in demand )r
prices. Nearly vii the receipts are Of Ito
medium and better grades, and for whic,
there is none but n very light order de-
mand. The sale. reported comprise
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PnALos's VtrALIA for the hair can be
found everywhere. II Is clear and has no
sediment, This wonderful preparation Il,
PhaIons Ni.alia or Salvation for tho Hair
Poured on the hand. II leaves no stain. Il,
Is, nevertheless, the most effective article
Of its class ever advertised.
Sold by nil druggists and fancy GO cd
dealers. oct lo-d&wfw
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Louis Herbert is in constant receipt Of
fresh. baltimore oysters, which he will
serve upto customers in any style desired,
on short notice and in the most satisfactory
manner. augltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-18

GRAY HAIR resumes lite original color
under the OPP ration Of Phnlon's VitAlia or
Salvation FOR the hair, which contains
nothing dirty is transparent, without sedi.
men,, leave. M s,ain "a the ssslp, no un.
pleasant otor in tho hair
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
d~leN. oc,l7-d&wiw
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CHE Bultetin.
News o. THE CITY,

FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs.--Th ruling
price will be paid for $500 in city scrip by
Louis Herbert. div
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IALLAhAsss, FLoRIpA, Aug, 20, 1868.
Aessr'' Zsilin q CO..; Our junior editor has
tried your Liver Regulator, and is taking
1t now, and finds 1t invaluable 10 him us a
eorrector OF the stomach and regulator, of
Ahe bowels. Articles Of diet that he dared
not indulge in before taking your Liver
Medicine he can now take with impunity.
( Very truly,
DYKES Il SPARHAWK,
= octl7 d&wlw' Editors Floridian.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-18
TuE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET

The CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
Me'sr'. Fred Kochlcr Il CO., of tho Cen
trail Meat Market, desire It understood that
they keep all kinds of meats beef, pork,
nation, lamb and veal; thatthey buy md
slaughter the best and latest animals
brought to this market; dress. Spd serve
out the meats in nca. and clearly man
ner, and deal with everybody fairly and
squareH. tool, ...'r .ttFi''t
Market baskets Of customers delivered
free Of charge TO any part of the city.
Fresh sausage On sale every morning. /.
Buy your meats, then, at the Contra
Meat Market, near the corner Of Tenth
street On Washington Avenue. .,.,.
-'sHD.t Htnls % sep - dam.
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FOR glass Of splendid St. Louis lager
bcer--the best in the city--go TO The
Washingtoon saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fourteenth street IF
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rFIom Alex. y. pousherty, n. u. late one ofthe
Medical Director, 1. ga. NewArk, N.J.I
Having been made acquainted with
thc composition of the preparation known
A. SoacpoSr have for somo time past
permitted Is c.se in my tsnily, Slers It
has given cntircN,is'action II 4 an cie-
CANT toile. article well worthy Of the
encomiums il has received.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-18

SiGnT Is Money cannot
buy it but Lazuras and Morris perfected
spectacle. will preserve it. No glmmer-
ing or wavering Of sight, peculiar to
others in use. Taber Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity, See advertisement
aug3l d&wt'.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST. Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for children, is sold by drug
gists for Is cents a bottle, and is an admir-
able preparation for iniantile disorders.
o.. oct l1-d&wlw
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n range of 2jc to 35c the latter for sel.c-
tions.
Eggs-are in good demand and market
poorly supplied. 10 pkgs sold at pc to 25c.
Poultry. The market Is well sup
piled with fair demand. 20 GOODS chick
ems sold at from 50 30 to 81 30 for small 10
large, young, and 81 90 to 81 80 for old .
coop turkeys sold at $40 % per doz.
Apples have been moro plenty. and
sound shipping lots ARE in good demand
and firm. Sales comprised
100 bbls damaged, at auction
NJ from. ..............,...,.. soc to ~ 20
100 prime tochoice at 20 90, " j06+ 90
Is choice at."............. 4 90
POtntOes- are in good demand and
firm, and receipts scarcely sufficient "
meet the wants of dealers.
20 bbls. sold a,................$ 10
90 ..".."......... O0(13 70
OnlOns-arc in moderate demand ii
SO 5oGi 40 y Dbl in order lot. from store.
GrOccrics-are in fair demand at un-
changed prices.
ErcightS-Ratest to New Orleans and
way ports are unchanged, with moderate
offerings. The rate of -four TO New York
and Boston has advanced, and is now held
at s. 2OG 30 per Dbl
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DINING Room GIRLS WANTED AT THE
SAINT CHARLEs.-.we &sht Immediately
threst2j experienced dining room girls to
whom liberal wages will be paid. Apply
to JEWETT WILCOX Il Co,
Sep23f ST. Charles Hotel
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WANTED. --.Five hundred dollars In city
scrip, and live hundred dollars in county
orders Apply to sod.
JEWETT WILCOX IL CO.,
srp2i-lm St. Charles Hotel, Cairo III.
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THE undersigned viii offer at Public Auction

On
Friday, 2Sth. and Saturday, the Goth
or October, $50,
on III. grounds, go Of the most choice aud elc.
gsuts lots tor business and dwelling houses.
Ihl'is y rare opportunity for making al invest.
ment. No city or yilldg" ia West Tennessee IL
improving half so rapidly ~ Humboldt. But re.
Gently the commissioners appointed ~ the Grand
Lodge Of odd Erlloss IN the state, located the
Female toll"g" at this point, which, with other
!uuir buildings going up, make. Il peculiarly de.
sIftnl" ~ residence, OF point ior Investment,
The above lots are situated on high elevation
within one hundred yards OF the railroad crossing
TERMS ;-Onc.hnlf of the purchase money 10
hu Fgli the hrst daS "f January, 1874 the rcmsln-
der Wo,vc months rom day Of sale. notes Ntlh
good security aud "A lien Retained for payment OF
purchase money,
The sale Mi commence at 10 o'clock ON Friday,
the gsth, and continue two days.
kEA, BARNES & LANNOM.
j. \. ". HISS, Auct.OnecE
oetls.laoltl
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Corn Meals quist. 20 bbls. steam
dried sold ut IS 90, and 90 bbls city mills
steam dried at 50 G5.
BFan--is dull and unchanged. We
have no receipts or sales 10 note.
Fr0vlsiOns--areq quiet. Breakfast ba-
con Is lc per ID higher, and clear sides lc
lower than At our last iats. A small lot
OF mess pork sold at $26 30 per Dbl.
Butter-Choice grades are scarce and
hrtn, aud some holders were asking -
above our latest outside quotations. 6pkgs
OF medium quality sod Ut 25c to 2Sc, 8
pkgs ct aoe, 3 pkgs At $50, and 10 pkgs ~
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Whcai.-Receipts have been princi-
pally upon millsrs' orders. cars good
ordinary red sold at 81 90, and car Medi.
erranean ut 81 05 Nil on track
COrn--is in very light supply with
good inquiry for desirable lots Of old 40
sacks mixed white sold from store at Zoe,
and car choice white, in new gunnies a,
Zee, all delivered. Small lots Of new ear
corn from wagons sell nj i0e per bush.
Oats-have been in fair supply, nearly
or quite all the receipts being Of Southern
Illinois growth. The sales reported conf
prise;
J car mixed in second hand burlaps Ale,
" in new burlsps...."...... 42c,
L" heavy mixed in new burlaps 43c.
! mixed in bulk..............". 3sc.
all delivered.