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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
Abroad.

Several English railways contemplate
abolishing class carriages.
Rubcnstein, the pianist has arrived IN
London, en- route for america
The Geneva Board of Arbitration Will
soon terminate their labOrs and render
decision
The ex-Emprcss Carlotta is reported to
be dying. All hope has been given up,
and tho last sacrament has been admins
tered
The French authorities are incasceratlng
all Carlists found in the Southern depart
mcnts suspected of completely in the plot
for an insurrcction against the Spanish
Government
A Port au Prince letter to the Herald
states that the United States Consul Cen
eral was arrested by the Haytlen author
tiles at Miragoas on the trumped up charge
of having counterfeited the paper currency
of that republic, and he is now in q filthy
prison.
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MY NEIGHBOR OTER THE WI y.

knew where an old philolophc dwclls--
A bearded cync of and sense,
In broad, white tent with curious cells,
On the sunny side of the garden iercc.
ILo passes his days in yirtuouS ease.
Watching the world with his many eyes
And perhaps he is sorry when he secs
How his tent entangles the moths and flies.
have a neighbor a legal man,
We meet on the sidewalk every day;
He is shrewed to argue, and scheme, and
plan,
Is my legal neighbor over tho way;
IHe talks, perhaps, a tritlc too much
But he knows such n vast deal more than !
We have in our village dozen such,
Who do not labOr-thC Lord knows why.
But they eat AMI drlnl, ofthc very best,
And the cloth that they wear is Softand
fine,
And they have more money than all the rest
with handsome houses, and plate and
wine!
And ponder at times, when tired and lame,
How strangely the gifts of fortune fail,
And wonder If we were not TO blame
Who have so little, yet pay all.
Alas, for the workers throughout the land, y
Who labor and watch, but wait too long,
Who wear the vigor of brain and haud
In trifing pleasures, and drink. and song I!
But my ncghbor is one who understands
All social riddles and he explains
That some must labor with calous hands,
While Others may work with tongue and
brains.
Though he doesn't make IL so very clear
Why he should fare much better than one
Who does more work In n single yoar
Than he in all his life has done
But he argues me ont ol all demur.
With logic that togs my common sense.
And think OF the old philosopher
Whose "Shingle" hangs by the garden
fence.
From thc 4ltiinc Gor Jtrc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

CoYyFHrISG WEEDs INTO MANURE. -
A ready method of utilizing weeds
and garden refuse 50 as to convert
them speedily into valuable manure
consists in laying them in trench
in successive layers, with unslackyd
lime between, and then covering the
whole with earth. The mass will,
rapidly converted into an excellent
manure. and the additional percent
noe of lime will also have its impor-
tance of the economy Of the farm.
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whenever ] happened TO Hnd her
alone, she was GraciOa,uesa itself,
natural, frank, sympathetic and
charming beyond words, But if the
Prince happened TO cculo in, she
fro2c toward me at once. Was she q
dirt? NyarythinG comtradictcd this
idea. No, she WAS ple(Ecd to the
Prince, and was afraid Ut awakening
his jealousy. Yet ! loved her in
spite of I'LL. The reader will say it
was.iusanity. PcrhJpsit was, Per-
haps all love Mt first Sights Again
aud again had | laughed ut such II
passion; had call ed it boyish; and
said it was impossible for man
of sense; yet hero + waa, al cigutani
twenty, as much slave to loyo at
first sight rs tho yol'icst lad OF soy.
cntccn. Night and day | Thought
only Of Miss Eouberg. / haunted
every place | thought / might meet
her-tho Pincian hill, tho }orgo$o
gardens, the NiIIo pamphiiio, the
opera, the Corso. Her sweet, low
voice, her enchanting smile, her Iii
vino face and figure were always N
vision before me.
At last came IL crisis. The Princes
originally cold hputcur deepened IN
to almost surly insolc0co. Once or
twice Miss Nonbcrg, Thought, fear
ed an explosion. / shall mover for
get the imploring look she gave me
ata ball, when the Prince, finding mo
at hor side, quite forgot he was Il
gentleman, That look was the last
drop in nay cup of bitterness.
"Shc il grateful to mo for that
day on the Campagna," | said TO
myself, and has not the heart to
refuse me an occasional dancci but
she throws herself on my mercy; she
begs me by her looks not to incense
the Prince. Why do I stay hero to
complicnte matters | can not trust
myself much longer, if the Prince
continues to be SO rude; there win
be IN afray and II scandal, for her
name will he dragged into public
gossip, Had | not better leave
Rome, and SO relieve her from any-
iety?
Law awake all njght revolving
Ihis sacrifice, and fell asleep in the
eorly morning Layjno Ycsolycdupon
il '1boro was Il train al mi,mirht
by the way CT Ciyita Necchia-I
would take that, and put the Atlon-
tic rs soon us might be, between me
and NV homeless love-
cone last oli,npsr' | said, "is all
7 ask cannot even trust myself
70 = farewell Mrs. Townsend told
mo thcv were ooinr to u concert at
fine Eorh,riri raraca this evening.
am T,ot asked tLrrr but | will 90 TO-
thn GolLrn. nbord the time th.y will
rotnrn and c,trb uusocn II look at
Ln, os eho L,eonnls rom fine car-
,;o,,o
Tbo p,I,y,, CnlInn, +, one Of fine
emoI,oatnr ;i.r,nI- oriho4.pot even
a COMM ty,rJ II j. sitnatcd ON Il
';1o 1o', atroot tLo, ,nry ot r;oht o,olcg
w;rh tho Corg1 I'm and down thi4
narrow @ .trort / porcI brtwenn fen
o"d o"o o,cIor, that niuht Once
"n a,.t tr;no U,,o ! fonnind th,f on%tLorclo,k.
od t G"nr, " ,yas en,,,ooJ ON fine same
ov,n Wv 81 a. "nca a. iyico Loro,o when
,iat,I;','[ ~ ,ar, l;oh, IN Mis-. Won.
r,,', |".r"'m n!;nJa" w. ha1 ,jsn f,nricJ
p''S . "''"I"' ',, W 49, ,"", ' u,n on
,,,h ""I nU. Cf ,iUnJ, ,,%a,I, ,,s ~ hc,rJ and |
aC'au ;,at - ,;,,a .n,,nool ,,,scf ho-
1Io" JUS. '''r'u ~ e." % Lnno rolnH,ns ,hot
n'h1 n one ol 'lo i'"HI l oo'','',,'' ,, ,,I '''',
''ahkeu .io por,'i' Tn'Il ,1,r ',I '',,, ,'o "
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

-. o Jar imperial Tea, at Bristol
* S.ilw 2.5-tf.
A lady wishes copying to do. Address
Box 100, Cairo, Ill. SECT
FOR SALE.
The house and two lots situated on the
corner of Eighteenth and Walnut streets,
is offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. For particulars apply on the prem
ises. feb24.tf.
THE NEW sToREl
We desire respectfully to inform the
citizens of Cairo that our Mr.. H. Peck will
open temporarily, nm office at
Mrs. Ellis millinery store for
the sale of the Singer Sewing Machine,
attachments, silk and linnen thread., &c, of
our Manufacture. Any one desiring to Sc.
cure the agency for the sale of our pro.
duets in Southern Illinois, will do well 10
call on him at an early day.
THE SINGER MASuFAtTURING Co,
s.. Louis, Mo.
We have no hesitation in recommend
ing William Ehlers, boot and shoe maker
MS worthy Of most liberal patronage. We
know wherefore We speak when we suy
his work is bone in a mastery ma inner at
the lowest prices. He uses nothing but
the best OF stock, and he cannot be eYcel-
ed in the delicate task of making an ex-
act fit. Give him call at his shop on
Twentieth street, between Washington
avenue and Poplar street, nearly opposite
the court house, and we will guarantee
satisfaction.
Pat Fitzgera of the sample rooms
has received the appointment of agent for
the sale of the Hammondsport, n. Y, Ur-
bana Wine Company's wines in this city
If the bottle with which we have been
favored is a sample of the quality of
these wines, then we are prepared to say
that they are among the best we have ever
tastcd. He has just received large con-
signmcnt, which he is prepared to sell at |
the lowest figures. He has also on hand a |
large and complete stock of the various
brands of Irish, Scotch and American
WHISTLES, and wines of every variety.
ianl2dl
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POLICE COURT.
BEFORE n sHAvvrssy a,


Dominic Guvinia, an Italia, wos
rested by Cain for fighting A aoe of sve
dollars and the costs was assessed spain,,
hin. Dominic thought the fine "mucb
Zig" but nevertheless paid it.
Jack Hender.on and Harry Hard were
arrested by BilIiugl.y and Martin, for be-
ing drutk. They we're fined one dollar
aud the costs each, but not being pos sess,d
Of the wherewi,h to settle, we're sent to
the colaboose for THE spics of seven days
each.
Mr. Michael Houregan, n resident Of the
fourth ward, was arrested by officer BIZ
llngsly because hc would not remove the
carcass of dead mule from one uf III.
public thorOusbfarcs of the upper part oi
the City. Mr. II. had been frequently
notified to rem we the dead animal. aud
upon his refusal to comply with the Motif
cation of the proper authorities, was arr.s.
ted. Shannessy fined him five dollar. and
the trimmings Paid.
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,

l. d Ellis, proprietor, corner 9TH street
a"a Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ill.,, /.
prepared 10 accommodate the public with
ss' ad ~ tue Day week or month, at lower
rates than any other Arst-class bou,. IN
'useSy, me rooms are al, we'll fur.
nished' light and airy, good sample room.
for the accommodation of Commerc,.,
agents. The house 10 located in the cen
tor OF the business part Of the city within
ono squars Of tbs post Office. 4.s.,f
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TAX SALE NOTICE..

Notice 10 hereby sivea 10 MARY = ! et, snd
I'm LewcJwese A. vi iSms go md town L.
.suse ID GeIaod oan pc s:sn iST, ,n, "s' fi
qnrht sIsr, - 20, o.t. held At h. CJnIt House,
t',,, of caro-, in -sid c un'y. on the oth
w M june, isfo. purchased The following de.
,gt. lbs -tu.te 10 the city Cairo, souuty 81
I.,soder, -ni stste Of Illinois to-~it:
L., 81 ia block 81, taxes In he name o. you, tie
sad Mary 'bryA, and lots 50 an SO in " ck
81. tr,d IN the name of you, the
said Martin L.~coweze, AID lot
n block 20. taxed IL he name Of you,
the said A. Williams, amt II in b ok 81, take
in tie name OF ,uu, tn. said j J. Ric aud you
are further notified hat the time for tn" re emp.
ton OF ssid lots will expire on the dOth day 81
Jun', ls72 - A.,
March e.. 1879. - dd
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.

The tets"ns me bel " and all o hers inter.
est.d AZ. 'eb, Dvti6ed that ~ n sac If la"ds
.nd 'own tote made by the shefi of Alexander
co Inty ~ tue rat- of l,nois. vt the door of the
Court House 10 the Ity OF Csuo, in sa,d "nuriy.
on the 90 ana 30th hs,- OF June, T. Il. 1870, the
thereon for the year 1861, ee ,ain Its Of lands
situate IN said cry OF c uro, aud additions thereto
a. described bel W, to Wit;
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NOTICE.

p.rs ms bsvii q claims against the sub
contractors OF the Cairo X vincannes rail-
rnd "a .ras, aii present the same TO US
f. .ctilemtt. at the ST. Char es hotel, on
7 r,day lih inst
DoDoE, LORD Co.
3.le.ll
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di'putch. Sign writing plain and fancy
painting, paper hanging and decorations,
c,l.omining, granting, glazing, ETC., done
ut reasonable terms. 8 eff.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
r. and w. Buder have just received
some of the celebrated Bsuers Pianos aud
Organs, which gives to most all families a
chance to pur huse.one Of these fine iustru-
ments. Prizes are reasonable.
Tuey have splendid tone, are well made,
and beautiful finished in one word they
are good and fine instrument. The par
lor organs are not only we'll sounding
instrument hut they are 50 nicely finished
that they will he an ornament to any
room. They only come to 500 90. Go
and examine these insirument.,au1 We are
most sure you will buy one. dat
SOLD OFT.
Mr.. Joseph Mendel has sold his grocery
store, at the corner of Tenth street aud
" ashington avenue, To Nj. Joseph Bross.
Mr.. b. has taken possession and will i'm
mcdia,ely stock the concern with full
end complete asst rtment Of the freshest
and choicest groceries and provisions,
which he guarantees to sell at prices as
low as can benbtaned from any other estab-
li.hment in the city. He solicits a share
of the public patronage and promises in
return prompt attention and courteous
treatment 3.s dim.
NEW RAILROAD.
: We are informed on good authority
that arrangements have been made for the
construction OF the junction railroad The
70 ad, however will not be built to Col
umbus, as heretofore contemplated. 1t is
, now proposed to build the road from Q
point on the Kentucky side opposite Cal.
t 70 to jackson, Tenn, there to connect
with the Mississippi central, forming q
. through route from Cairo to New Orleans
As we understand it, the arrangement fol
building this line was consumated at Louis
q vile few days ago, and that work on the
4 road will be commenced in short time
N There is no doubt that this route would
>. prove to be of great benefit to the Illinoi
II Central and as for Cairo, it is just wha
we want.
LICENSE REVOKED.
A certain young colored gentleman 0
he the city, called upon county clerk Lyme
'r on Friday morning and obtained and pal
Of for marriage license. Shortly after tn
in young man had left the clerks, office til
g, mother Of the girl he intended to marry Ut
L. in an appearances and made oath that he
daughter was not yet Of age, and that sh
the mother, objected to her daughter MARI
Of ing the aforesaid young man. Clerl
Il. Lynch started out in search of the woulC
-, be husband, and in short time found hi
=. and requested that the license be given u
h. He reluctantly complyed with the d,
mands Of the clerk, remarking that tn
action of the mother would 'only put hi
to the trouble of crossing the river in
Missouri where they could marry witho
w them 6xins.' But up to this lime thu
" have not succeeded IN getting over Il
". river" and the indications are that, by Il
:, interference Of that Internal old she hi.
ger the engagement is played out.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT.

Just received at Bristol Il S,ilwep.
canned Bartlett Pears, Apricots, and Musca,
Grapes, Also q full assortment of bes,
brands of other canned goods. No. 32
Eight street AZ,
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THE FUR TRADE.

4. LEVY q CO. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES.
Below will be found the corrected list
of prices paid by II. Levy & Co., for
hides, furs, feathers, wool, tsllow, bees
wax, and all kinds of country produce.
Levy & Co. do very large trade in their
line, and it is II well known fact that they
always pay the highest prices TO be OBJ
tanned in this market. they are now
paying for
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

i'nl
ARRIVED AHD DEPARTED.
Steamer. Who're from. Where to
Marble Ciiy....St. Louis. ..... Memphis.
Gen Anderson St. LUuls......Onio river.
Qulck-tep ...... Granville. Evansville.
City Chester. MempEis Louis.
y. W. C.'"............ ........."Cr-"y
Florence 2"",St. Louis. Ohio river.
Tyrone ........ Nnshville..... Nashville.
Illinois. ....."..Columbus.... Columbus.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
Contrary 10 our suppositIon the river is
again falling ut this place, and the decline
yesterday Was about 2 inches. Since the
decline has occurred in the river it has
fell about three feet in twelve days or a,
the rate Of inches per day.
The Ohio is gradually declining from
Cincinnati down. Cumberland river is in
fair boating stage aid improving some
what.
The fall in Red river continues. Pilots
out of the NJ ssssippi river report mark
twain in the channel.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
The closing Of the week was attended
with falling OF Of business, but it was
not caused by the scarcity Of freight, but
for the want Of tonnage. Several large
boats could load here without any delay
and at fair rates. Yesterday was the dull.
est day Of the week.
During the forenoon it was dark, cloudy,
and chilly, but in the afternoon the sun
came out smiling, and the atmosphere was
very pleasant.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.
The Gen. Anderson laid all day at the
bank in the Kentuck bend, loading barge
with stone. She went to Mound City and
got barge loaded with lumber, which she
will take to st. Louis.
The Marble City came out after dark,
with fine trip for Memphis.
The NJ. w. C., returned 10 Casyville,
with several empty coal barges, which
will be loaded at the mines with coal for
The Miss. V. T. Co.
Frank Hundlcy received an ugly cpt on
his Jaw" caused by coming in contact
with the sharp corner of box. Had il
struck him little higher up ne would havs
probably lost one Of his Laughing eyes"
The Tyrone arrived "a hours behind
lime, with II fair trip ofiron, tobacco, and
passengers. She found the whsrfboats
allied with freight and had to put her trip
On the !evee.
Several produce boats aoated by the
landing yesterday on their way south to
to dispose of their stock.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy relei fer young men nom the effects Of
errors and abuses IN early lite. Manhood restor.
ell. Nervous debility cured. lnredIments to
marriage removed, New method Of treatment
New aud remarkable remidies. Books and clrcu.
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No ., South Ninth 81 4,
Phi ad.lnnia. IA dec2sdsw1m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

All perrns are hereby notified tn give no
=, III ~ Ia v ie' bHnsh, "a NY a.c'u
.. VIII pay "a, debts Of her c"ntr'ci Dg. -e har'
u efhs "a, -.puAted by IN itual sSre n,n''
phllip Baush. March 7th 1874.
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"Sitp'-A nurse and chambermaid.
Apply immediately at the BULLETIN Of
Nee' iog.r'' who can furnish good refer
ehee'' the highest wages will be given.
u e''N"'
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. Interesting work
numerous engravings, 22i pages. Price
80 cents. Ad ire's Dr.. Bats Dispensary,
No. 70 North Eighth Street, ST. Louis, Mo-
See Advertisement. If.
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The ABOVE Is from sloOrn stateinehts.
SILVER AND LINEN THREAD.
Which will you buy, poani of lead,
with asprInkling Of thread,
Which you can break with your two little fingers
Or pound of thread
Which Is unmixed with lead,
Tha; can always be founI at the Singer agency.
Singer Manufacturing Co, at Mrs. Ellis
millinsry store.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL,

Having removed my boot and shoe shop
to the moth side Of Eighth street, between
Commercial avenue and Ohio levee oppo-
site my old stand, Invite all my GUS
toners to call on me in my new quarters
where shall keep on hand and manufnc.
lure all kinds If cus,um-,nnde boots and
SHOES, and guarantee in the future, as ]
nave done IN the past, to give good work,
good stock, good fits AMI perfect sati.fac-
ticn. pu,,,,, p.rov
3.s.2m.
rRUrH.-The powers of Mrs. Whit
cjmbs Syrup for children are as posit,v,
as the sunlight from heaven, aud gentle
and soothing rs an angels whisper.
Bid & WHO
FOR SALE.-A cottage ca 18th stree
containing rooms, cistern and gu,
houses complete. Apply to
w. W. THORNTON.
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Go to No 80 Eighth street, and got
some of the novel and excellent Java
Imperial Tea, and tryit 3-Itf.
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For other articles such as rags, feath-
ers' bees wax, wool and tallow, We win day
the highest market prices.
Respectfully, etc.
BURNETT & Co.,
1nornton's block, Tenth street, Cairo, III.
IT,
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Large fat, fresh OYSTERS, received
daily by PHIL. SAUP, lo2 Commercial
Avenue.
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FRESH St. Louis lager bs.r just received
at the Excelsior saloon. +. Blankenburg,
proprietor. IT,
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For THE best ST. Loui, lager in the
city, 30 to Blankenburgs Excelsior sa-
loon. If
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BURNETT & co.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR HIDE,
fuRs, ETC.
Messrs' Burnett & Go, Thorntons block,
Tenth street, are prepared to pay the high
est cash price for articles in their line, as
follows:
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Go TO THE Excelsior saloon for fresh
St. Louis lager beer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10

Go to DR.. McGauIey fer Rattingers Fe
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chils.
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SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN B. B.
On and aftsr Monday, April Gath, 1871, trans
rus Is follows;
NORTHERN DIVISION


rlAins COMO SOUTHEAST.
Mail. Rxpress
,.eave Vrginls."-,-.- $40 A.m...... .. 10 30 pm.
Springheld.,....- 800 ."....... $40 +"
Taylorville--.-l052 +" ............ t:A
Arrive at Pana.".""lli6 m. ......... s:l1
TRAINS 0oIs0 soRrHwnf.
Express Mall.
Taylorville.........f:4 - ......-.......tSe "
Arrive at Springfield. sis g ..-.......s:0o 4"
Leave spslngfeld.....625 Z" ......-.....s:lo
Arrive At Nirginla......:s:G :" ..:.,:. -s:l6
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
TRAINS ooiso ssurHRAsr.
Leave Edgewood..... $50 =. m. ...-.-..-l0lo An
" FlorA......-.....s:26 .... .......llto
Arnve Al Shswneetown353p m...-..---. Sis p.n
TEAMS ooik0 soRrHwEsf.
Leave shawneetown,..".6tes arm ...-""sSop;n
Arrive at Edgewood......4:So :" ...-...-...s2o
The $50 am. trsia from Edgewood, runs only
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and bl5 I'm.
train from snawneetown on Tuesdays, Thurs.
dfys and saturdays.
Connects At Ashland with Jacksonville divis,oa
Peisrsbn Y, Mason City, a nd oil Doints west.
A. Springfield. with Chicago and Alton, and
Toledo, Wabash and Western Baiiroad, for
Bloom. ngton. Chicago, and all points north, north.
A. Psas with Ind. and 81 Louis. and Illinois
Central Railroad Tor all points east. south .ad
At Edgewood With Chicago Division nl,uss
Central Railroad.
At Shawneetosn. with steam bozls for Ciucip.
asti, Paducah, Cairo and st. LOUIS.
ORLAND SMITH Geur sup'I
lows F""aTrr. Gem Frpt and Ticket Ag''.
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JAVA IMPERIAL TEA ut Bristol & Still
wells. 3.3tf
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THE WORLDS FAIR FOR 1870.

Held daily in every city mansion and
cottage, and at the cheerful Preside Of the
farmers home awarded t. the Singer
Sewing Machine the following prize.
Sewing Machine sale for 1870:
The Singer Manufacturing Co...... 1883
Wheeler and Wilson Manufactur-
ing Co..............". ............... 80, POS
Howe Machine Co................. 1916
Grover y Baker Sewing Machine
Co.......................... .......... 59,402
Weed Sewing Machine Co........ 35,Oo2
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
Observation-Disclosures. 2s. 500
Florence Sewing Machine Co....n 1860
American Button Hole Sewing
Machine Co........................,. l4,573
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
CIRCUIT COURT

CIRCCIT COCkI
adjourned at noon yesterday TO meet
again at 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
PERSONAL.
Clerk Howley took tbs oath of Office MS
city clerk for his second term, yesterday
Rev. Fred. l.. Thomson still fingers
among his friends in Ma,sac county. His
pulpit will be occupied by R'v. ii. b.
Thuyer, of the Presbyterian church, to-
day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE.

SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE.
Owing u the repairs now being made in
the Presbyterian church, the Sunday
school will he held at the Methodist
church, on Sunday morning, at 0 o'clock.
ID. w. MUM, Supt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10

Paul g. Schulz sells kattinger's med,.
cines. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
WOUNDED.

The Golconda Herald Gays ave
have had three boys, this week, seriously
wounded by carele.siy handling loaded
fire arms. IL parents are tired of TIER
children, we don. know but that a gun or
pistol is ms pretty play thing rs they
can let them have.