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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-13
Low WATER,

| THE LOWEST WATER on RECoRD-rNTER-
EsTING LETTER FEoM An OLD RIVER
MAN.
The following interesting letter was
handed us by Mr.. c. NJ Scott an old
pioneer keel boatman:
CAIRO, October ~, 1871.
Editor CAIRO BWictH:
1t may be of interest to some of your
| readers to know how low the river i, at
this place in comparison with former
years
In 1888, about the 10th of October,
Capt. John Hines, Bat. Armstrong. Tom
Montgomery, and the writer, 0he first
three old bargemen before any steam
boats were on the river took yawl and
went to the Rocf, Since known as the
Grand Tower Rock to settle bet as to
whether it was rock or snag, there being
considerable dispute about IL, an,ong rirer
men.
The rock was found and all of us got out
on it and satisfied ourselves that it was n
rock
AT that time it was 80! inches under
water nj its highest point.
This morning took skiff and went
out to it and found that the high
est point Of the rock was only
two inches under water making a
difference of twenty-one inches less water
this, 18th Of October, 1871, than there was
on the 10th Of October, 1888
l also went over TO the rock known as
the Bacon rock--in 1888 it was in the dry
sandbar under Birds Point and was not
known at that tme-and carefully meas
uring found that it was thirty-six feet
north and south, and twenty-cight feet
east and west. 1t is conglomerate or
cement rock, and the steamboats, have
broken off the high peak that came out in
1852. The part that now shows never was
out of water before, but i. now sixteen
inches above water. | sounded carefully
all around it, and found at distance Of
eighteen feet from the rock from twelve 10
eighteen feet Of water. The deepest is on
the east or lower side. After measuring
around it | sounded TO the Illinois shore
and found a regular chain of stone extend
ing all the way t. the sand
bar, and in sdirect line with the Rock in
the Mississippi that first appeared above
water in 1868. This chain of rocks i 100
wards East from where Birds house stood,
or back that mach farther from the river,
and it (the house, stood at least $50 yards
from the bank in 1850. Now the rocks are
close to the Bar on the Illinois side Of the
years. This Rock is now about 3 feet out
of water.
q NJ Snnn..
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lTEMlCAL PERSONALS.

About the Stayers at Home, the Corners, the
Goers and the Gone.
Judge Pidgeon, of Pulaski county,
was in the city yesterday on official bust
ness.
The Rev. MIR. Foote will probably re.
spond to the call he has received from q
congregation at st. Louis.
The amiable Hambleton, of Mound
City, was in search of lost opportunity
yesterday in the neighborhood of the City
National Bank He did not find it, al
though Col. Hyslop aided him in the
search.
Hon. ii. Watson Webb left for Spring
field last night to be present at the open
ing of the special session of the legislature,
which will be convened to-day, the object
being to take into consideration the subject
of the great Chicago fire
Mr.. A. b. Stafford will be at home on
or about the 10Th instant. lie has been
absent from the city overa month. If he
had remained at home Chicago would not
have been destroyed by fire This fact
should be to him fearful warning, and
teach him the importance Of not wander
ing away from Cairo.
Mis- Mary Stafford, well known to
many Of our citizens, arrived in New,
y ork, from Germany few days since
She will probably accompany her brother
A. b. Stafford, Esq., to this city. Miss SAT-
ford has spent time, labor and means,
both in her own and foreign country, to
perfect herself in her chosen profession,
that of surgery and medicine, and intends
hereafter to devote herself to its practice
in the city of Washington. Miss Stafford
is a shining example Of what her sex can
do, when actuated by large motives
and per- istent determination.
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THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex
cepted.
ITEMICAL GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

Gathered up in all parts of the City)
"A great many people oppose the
new Jail proposition. They say we have
taxes enough to pay, and that the present
new Jail will answer all the requirements
of the county for years to come. In our
opinion the present Jail is nuisance.
-"lts an i'll wind that blows nobody
any good. In our walks about the city
we notice that the highways and by-ways
present an unusually clean appearance
| lfthi' fact is attributable 10 the "cholera
scare, of some weeks ago, that little agita-
ton was blessing in disguise.
A Paducah man-a very liberal Padu-
cab mnn-contributed ten ceAt fractional
note to the Chicago aid fund yesterday. He
Will probably boast of the munficent con-
tribution all his life. He will have good
reason to d" so, since he has contributed ut
least ten cent, more than any other Padu-
cahan
"A pair of oxen in the upper part of
II he.
49," '"',i'Se','' LOT horSe'
! - ''o' mug anu "i''e ui'uer th"t
"''c"'p'V' !" run away a
~ '''' '"si' anu lew ther-
""'"' ''''' 'he co'orea man who
ra,'iS ,,",,, :" "", y ION e1"hgeu 'he'r
;na ....'D ,'',, W ',' 'o''' Pa'' p'com-
'"0'' ''"'"'
Many of the people thrown GU, of
work by the great Chicago fire are arriving
IN Carl, o,,d man., 49,,
~ 0"'''' "ua many more are coming
nLili,y 80 ra G,r,hor ,, ",i"'" rt money OF
.collac,oa in cai,o = .;n 49, c "'0"'s
/ .rgoro,' .ta.I1I' '. u" Tue oh''ag'
excondod IN na,.,,,, c 'a,',so ~ nome "n'
10 u,a do.,i,,,.a ~ 'i''''"'o" io'
,L 's Sl l,,',"'' VINO arrive mere en- route fo
'"' ''"'"'
r Miss Ellen d. Eame., formorIv .
Kalamazoo, having taken up her residence
in Cairo, informs the public that she is de
, srous of giving instruction in vocal nm,
instrumental music and in French. Miss
Eames comes among us with excellent 70
concentrations. DURING IN, Iate session -
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STOVES.

We have just received a large stoc
Of heating stoves for either coal q
wood or both, suitable for office. halls pa
lors or dining rooms. We ,cW duplico,
any CINCINNATI EronscWe or 81. Ion,
retail pr7cc list for pHcr cooking or hen
ing stores. orders by mail will rcceiv
our prompt attention.
BEEEwN ART, ORTu IL Co,
No. l3C Commercial avenue.
scp2ld1m
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NEW MEAT MARKET.-Nick William
Will open his new meat market this morn
ing at the corner Of Poplar and Twen,ict|
streets, where he will keep constantly OF
hand all kinds of meat and the very bc1
IN the market He will not permit an
butcher in the city to excel him. Mel
knows his business, and earnestly inyi,J
the public 10 give him call at his ned
stand. ,c
RELIABLE AND SAFE.-Dr Henry Roo
and Plant Pills arc mild and pleasant ID
their operation, yet THOROUGH, producin,
no nausea or gripping. Being cntirel
vegetable they can be taken without r1
gard TO diet or business. They arouse th|
liver and secretlve organs into health
action, throwing eff disease without ID
hausting or facilitating the system. Tr|
them and you will be satisfied. Price 4
cents box. Sold by druggists and deal
crs IN medicine everywhere. Prepared b|
ne Grafton Medicine company, ST. Lou
missouri. my9dm
WANrED-At the Delmonico Hotel on
hundred weekly boarders. Five mea
each day, price 50 per week.
aug29tf WV. WINTER.
FoR RENT.--Fiye rooms over the ell
council chamber. Enquire of Jacob q
Lyhch. septl4tf
Go TO Dr. McGauley for Rattingers f.,
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chilli
q
TnE finest vanilla chocolate paste ID
glas- at Jorgcnsons. &C.
LITTLE Muck CLANS lquahaug,J al
Jorgeusons. tf
Paul g Schulz sells Rattingers medi
cncs If
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OU K CHURCHES.

HE-HY rEElNN-Elghih STREET
Pee hus sabbath At io's :. ", and = ?. II.
Prayer meeting. "Wednesday at7Js Pm
sunday s,aloi. % r.u IN Lsnsden, super.
mtcniont. Rev. G. II. FoorE, Faster.
METHopisr-cor shth and Walnut SITS.
Preaching. sabbath loig 4. VI, and 7rN
Prayer meeraR, Wednesday, 7,,r.N.
s,nda, -choo SIN. l.. W. stlsen, super.
,n,endout. Rev +. l.. TnoMrsoS, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THF (EpiscopaD
Morning prayers, sabbath lo'a IN.
Evening prayer,.7H
sabbath school,
Rev. Mn. CoAS, Rector.
81. PATRlCKs CHURCH yor. Ninth St. and
Washington Avenue.
Public service, sabbath s}s aud loh, An
Nespers Bpm.
Sunday school, P.s.
Service every day, SIN.
Rev. p.J. OHlLtoK,N, Priest.
CHRIsrIAN-E ghteenth street.
sabbath school, % 4. VI, Sabbath.
Preaching, sabbath loig 4. ~, and 7lgP.N.
Rev J. FRIrSp Pastor.
MISSION SUNDAY sCHOOL-ln the Christian
Church, Eighteenth Street. Sabbath scnool 3
ri
j. b. REED Superintendent.
lOJNu MEN'S CHRIS ] IAN ASSOClATlON--ke
ular meeting second Monday each month at the
Prayer room of the Presbyterian Church.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, "a P. NJ, at
the Prayer room Of the Presby terian church.
G. Parsons, President.
and Cedar.
Services, Sabbath, n An.
Sunday school, ~ Pm.
Cass3PM
Preaching. "a Pm Rev. WIN. Jackson, Paste
SECOND tREE-wlLL BAPTlST-Fiftcenih 81.
between WslnGt and Cedar.
Services sabbath, ~ and 3P.M
Rev. n. Ricks, Pastor.
REE.wILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION sUN
DAY sCHuOI.-Corner walnut and Cedar SIS.
sundsy school, 9A.N
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHuRCH-Cur- |
rvs Barracks.
Services, sabbath II 4. NJ, 3 p. NJ. and "a Pm.
Rev. WN. KELLEY, Pastor.
fIR-T MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-pet.
wern 10Th ana 18th streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath lOig \, NJ, and y. ?. VI.
PRAYER Meeting Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath : hool, IL P. NJ John Van Baxter and
Mary stephens superintendents.
Rev. IT.. SHORES, Paste
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-13

NoTIcE.-Any persons desiring to in
sure their property in Companies that
have done no business in Chicago, can do
so by applying to o. A. ToPPEL, forinsur.
snce in the North Missouri Insurance Com
pany, of Macon, Missouri, cash capital
$3.50, $50; or in the State Insurance Com
pany Of Missouri-cash capital, SG52 ,275 ;
both marine and fire.
October IL, 1871. lw@
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AVOID QuACKS.

victim ofesriy Inds cfeton, causing
debility, premature decay, etc., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a
simple means OF self.cure, which he Will send
tree TO his felow-snferers. J. IL. RIEyEs, No. 7s
assam street, Nes ..srk. sua2lwly
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J.f,.-r, 4 g.g.r. ,f .r.x,r,,r
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Gu, c-.,,-,.,..n u.,,u.
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w.. ~. ,,.,'.,....,.r....
CnrNry Cnrpr
IDi,.-r Re-.
60 =, =, l. ''e1,''e "n' = N'r'"'Hon'
C,,.,s,--r,t,u -.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-13

EsT,RAY NoTIcE--Sl0 REwARD.-Stray
ed from the subscriber, on the 3lst of July
last, u large roam COW. She would weigh
about HOO pounds at the time she was
missed. There are no special marks about
her ex cept that her bag is unusually long
] will pay ten dollars reward to any one
delivering the above described COW ut my
shop on the corner of Nineteenth and
POplar streets, Cairo, Ills.
sepl5.f JAMES KYNAsToS.
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Glencoe. New Orlean..
Mallc Ragon, Evansville.
Colossal IT. Loui-.
-. Luke Memphis.
.Ia.. Fix Jr., Paducah.
Alice IT. Loui..
Illinois. Columbus
Agouaut. St Loui..
Mullic Moore New Orlcan..
st. joseph. IT. Louis.
DEPARTED.
steamer Mallie Rpgon. Evansville
Colossal, New Orleans
81 Luke, -. Loui.
Las. FIX Jr. Paducah
Alice Memphis.
Illinois. Culumbu..
Mollir Moore. -. Louis.
81, Joseph Memphis.
Andy johnson, New Orlcar..
Florence, 81 Laus
= Here the Ohio i, about stationary Al
Louisville the river is still falling. ThJ
late swell in the Mississippi will be ID
slight that it willnot improve the channel
in the least. Four feet inches is all thd
boats report in the channel. The leved
presented busy appearance, ali the pack
cts arriving and departing with good trips
There were four boats receiving for New
Orleans. Cairo is undoubtcdl Y the head q
navigation for both rivers The Ada Helix
man, an Ohio river boat, located here on
account Of the bad condition Of the river
above, and j. by this time in Memphi-.
Had she gone up the Ohio, she would proba-
bly, be sticking on one Of the numerous
sand bars. The Glencoe and Belfast, both
st, Louis packets, turn back from here in
preference TO going to St. Louis. Rates
from here are as good according to the
water below here, us at st. Louis, and q
boat can load here while she would be going
and returning from st. Louis, without tie
danger of encountering the many ,nags
and sand barr.
The Glencoe came up light for New Or
leans and commenced receiving immedia-
tly after arriving for n return trip.
The Malie Ragon from Evansville came
down with an assorted trip for the South
The Colossal had several disputes with
the bars on her way down. She was
aground sometime at Grecleaf., Capt. Ril-
ley was taken very sick while she laid
there and had to send to this place for med
zeal aid In rounding the point below here
she run aground and was detained about
two hours.
The st. Luke discharged at the Illinois
Central railroad wharfboat 33i bales OF
cotton.
The Jas. Fisk is having her share OF
trouble. She was detained long enough on
the Chain to make her lose Wednesday 3
trip. Sac arrived on time yesterday with
the trip Of the Eddyville, which boat
turned back from Paducah.
The Alice came down with all she could
bring on the water, She received consid-
cradle freight here,
The Illinois brought up lOl bales Of cot
ton,
The Argonaut brought out load for
the Andy johnson.
The Mollic Moore, from New Orleans,
had II medium cargo on board.
The tug Montauk got aground night be-
fore last on n log ut the mouth of the
Slough, which bent her shaft so badly that
she had to go on the dock for repairs,
Sam Laughter, formerly clerk on our
wharf boats, is now in our city. lie was
clerking in II store in Chicago which was
burned by the late fire, Sam says 1t was
mighty hot for while.
The St, Joseph came out with fair
trip, She was aground at Turkey Island
and Brooks, She reported the Glasgow
aground at Goose Island.
The Andy johnson was detained here
until Yesterday waiting the Argonout
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The BEST STOCK Of gouuIne French calf
IN the city may be found at VIM. EhIers'
shop on Twentieth street, opposite the
Court House hotel. If you want good,
neai-iittIng pair of boots, shoes, slippers
made ON short notice, and warranted, call
on Ehlers.
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FOR SALEll

AT public auction, on the 2jth of Octc
Der, at No. 10 Ohio levee, all the furniture
DOCKS, papers, etc, apertaining theretc
without reserve, for non-payment of rent
DAN. HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
n,IsJ,l
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STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor, John ". Palmer;
Lieutenant. Governor, John Dougherty;
Secretary Of state, Edward Rummel;
Auditor Of state, c. +. Llppincoit
state Treasurer, Z. y. Bates;
-up'. public Instruction, Newton Bateman.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-13

BRICK STORE FOR RENT.-The brick
store, No 70, Ohio Levec, now occupied
by f. NJ. Stockileth, Esq, is offered for
rent, aad will be vacant on the 18th inst
Apply to JSo. b. Puu,,s
oct3tf
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lTEMlCAL POLICE NEWS.
What We saw, Heard and Though, About Yes,er-
terday.

What We saw, Heard and Thought About Yes,er-
terday'l
The city is very orderly. There are
now but few visitors from Memphis and
Paducah, and consequently very little
work for the police force.
Now that the city authorities have
concluded to enforce this hog ordinance
had they not better ago for the Internal
bells Of perambulatng cattle An ordi-
nance the number whereof has slipped out
Of our memory distinctly prohibits the
Gathering of cow bells within the limits of
of the corporation, and yet, they 40 clat-
ter, making noises that no living person
can tolerate, and which every body Of
good taste must per force curse with hear
ty good will in Il religious manner.
Chief of Police Myers, gives notice
through our advertising columns this morn
ing that the much-abused and entirely neg
lected hog ordnance-thsto ordinance which
deprives the innocent porkcrs of the city
of the right to roam in gardens and enter
open front doors-will be vigorously en-
forced on and after the 18th inst We
knew thi, would come to this We knew
Mr. Miller, the radical candidate for county
treasurer, would at last make this attack
upon the rights of our honest hogs. He
ought to be ashamed of himself Where
are the draymen who wouldn't vote for the
railroad until the liberty of the hogs Of
Cairo had been proclaimed, Let them
now raise the cry Of Hogs, and no Mil
Ter r
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For good photographs, porcelain pic
lures, or old pictures to be copied, call on
Thomas, No. l24 Commercial avenue. He
6 good workman. Give him trial.
septl5tf
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JUST REcETED.-W. w. Thornton
iehth street between Commercial avenue
ana Poplar street, has just received and in
tore l,"oo doors and 1000 windows and
mouldings,
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ADAMS dry corned fish, most delicious
article, in abundance at Jorgensen's gro
Gerry store, ~
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CONGRESSMAN

sena.ors-Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative i1r the state at Large-Vacancy.
Representative Thirteenth Dis'rict-John NJ
Crel-.
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AVERT THE EyIL.-If mothers would
give Mrs. Whitcombs Syrup to their
children when sick MORALLY would be
less among them. 1t costs only twenty
five cents. oct IL DIV lw
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LosT,--A pointer pup, about seven
months old liver-colored with some white
on nose, breast and fore feet. Information
as to the Whereabouts Of the above de-
scribed pup will be thankfully received
By o. p. Lyon.
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For SALE.-A cottage on 18th street
containing 7 rooms, cistcrn and out
houses complete. Apply TO
". ". InoRNTON.
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Go to Jorgensens for imported Dun
dee orange marmalade, the celebrated
London crystal vinegar, in quarts, and
choice Genoese figs. u
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SLEEPING Rooms FOR RENT
wen ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma
t'on"l Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZoNIA,
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FRESH OYsTERs.--I am now receiving
dH'ly, the celebrated {. 5. Maltby's II. and
NJ brand of fresh oysters, which are unri.
vailed, and for sale by the can or case on
the most reasonable terms try them, al
ways warranted good and fresh
u WM. WINTER
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FoR SALE OR RENT-The two story
frame house situated on Commercial-av.,
between Eighteenth and Nincteenth-sts,,
owned by John Hegarty, is offered at a
bargain. The house contains, on the first
floor good and we'll arranged bar room,
neatly fitted up, II large dining room,
kitchen and two sleeping rooms and up
stairs Xix rooms, In the rear of the build
ng is porch with steps leading up stairs.
There is good yard well enclosed at
tached to the premises. For particulars
apply to JONI HEdARTY,
at the Gibson house, corner of Commercial
avenue and Fourth streets. Oct. s. DIFF
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NOTICE.

In consequence Of the late disastrous fire IN
Chicago we have decided to postpone until next
spring the sale OF lots advertised to take place IN
Evansville, on the 18th of October, inst.
q HElDELBACH & EfSAS.
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CAIRO
PRoPHRrY.-I have ONE HUNDRED AND
sixty acres of frst-class unimprovcd
land in johnson county, which l will sell
on reasonable terms, or exchange FOR Cairo
city property. Z. ii, Pore.
|
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TAKE NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Agents Office, !. c. r. Il. Co..
Cairo, October IL, 1871,
Graf in bulk, and live stock will now be re.
celved for shipment to Chicago.
d3s JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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TRY the American club fish, put up in
OIL, TO be found at Jorgensen's.
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WANTED,

Three Blacksmlths wanted at the Gamble
Wagon Factory, 32i street, Caro-, Ills. Plenty of
work and good wages 81
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ANNOUNCER ENT.


To The rioters q The COUNTIES Of Gaa'n, Saline, Har.
ia, Rpe, johnson Mdssoc, Union aud Alexander,
comprising The FIRST Senatorial District Of HipOis.
FELLOW ,IrIzE>s THE object Of this circular
is to announce to you that ! am candidate for
the state senate to I'LL the vacancy occasionedb by
the untimely death of Senator Simeon X. Gibson
subject, however, to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Senatorial Convention, should one be held
Pressing duties deyoIying upon me, from this
time until the election, which occurs on the 7th
| of November next, render IT impossible for me
to canvass the distinct, hence take this means OF
making my candidacy generally known. Should
| | be the choice OF my fellow citizens for the
place seek shall endeayor to make an honor.
| able. faithful and working representative, seek.
in ali things the Advancement and prosperity Of
the people through the enactment OF wholesome
| and benofcent laws.
/ am Respectfully,
WIN. @. BOWMAN,
shawneetown, Ills , Oct. 6, ISL.
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lie pest East India dry preserved gin.
ger at Jorgensen's. ~
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NOTICE.

Toe Illinois Central RIA | Road Company no,
oner for sale the following described lois nliIts
Addition 10 the City of Cairo, viz:
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Dr. Rattinger- Fever Drops have cured
cases Of fever and ague Of two years stan
ding which resisted all other treatment;
these Drops never fail when taken ~ di-
r"cted and no person need have the fever
"A second time whore there Drops can be
obtained. octl2dawlw
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t JAS. BIGGS, Agent.
NEW BARBER SHOP,

George, the barber lately with Theobald and
Commercial avenue, between II and 18th street,,
for the accommodation OF ladies AMI gentle men
Of the upper part OF the city. lie invites all his
old and new trends TO visit his shor, and as
sures them polite attention and unequal d work,
either IN hair curling, cutting, shaving or sham
pooling. oc12 mi