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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
PENNSYLVANIA.
Suspicion OF Foul Play.

GREENsDURG, Pa. May l3.-The body
OF David Ledrow, who has been missing
since the 10Th OF March last, was
found Sunday about half a mile from
the residence OF Mr.. Washabaugh, in
the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant. Ledrow
left his home in Laurelville, Fayette
county, to 60 to a distillery in West
moreland county, and was accompanied
by VIM. Kendall. On the way back
the two men qusrrelled and Kendall
was interrogated in relation to Ledrow,
and made two or three contradictory
statements as to the place where he had
parted company with him. When the
BODY wasiound there was sufficient marks
to show that the deceased had been
murdered. His pocket-book was found
near the body, but there was no money
in it, although it is said deceased had
money in his possession when last seen.
Suspicion rests strongly upon Kendall,
hut he has not yet been arrested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, May Is.
Passports.

Passports.
Forty thousand passports have been
issued by the State Department during
the past year. The applications are on
the increase, and it is thought that the
number will approach seventy thousand
by October 1st. Notwithstanding the
fact that q law was passed four years
ago prohibiting all charges for pass
ports, large number of the applica-
tions received at the State Department,
contain the former fee Of FIVE dollars.
The amounts thus received have been
in every instance returned to the appli-
cant.
Collectors Appointed.
The President to-day made the folr
lowing appointments OF collectors OF the
Internal Revenue: W. L. Arnold
4th district of Virginia, John Brooker,
22nd district of Arkansas, and Angus
tus Ford 9Th district of New York.
Captain Selfridge, commander OF the
Darien expedition, visited the White
House this morning with maps OF the
Nappipi route, and explained its beau
ties to President Grant who expressed
himself as thoroughly pleased with the
route and with Captain Sellirldges
success.
POIaris' Crew.
Secretary Robson has telegrapbed
to Consul Mallery at St. Johns to take
good care of Polaris men and see that
they are comfortable in every respect
that the Navy Department will pay all
expenses He has telegraphed to Capt:
Tyson to keep the men Of his command
so that a navy vessel may be dispatched
to bring them to Washington.
Cabinet Meeting.
At the cabinet meeting to-day every
member was present except Belknap.
The meeting lasted two hours; very
little except regular routine OF business
was transacted; the Louisianaand Indian
questions talked over but elected MOTH
ing new.
The President this morning appoint
ed jackson S. Schultz of New York,
Commissioner to represent the United
States at the Vienna Exposition, vice
General Van Buren, suspended.
General Sherman has received dis
patrhes from General Schofeld, an
bouncing the arrival at San Francisco,
of the remains of General Canby, and
stating that the funeral ceremonies will
take place on Wednesday, and his body
is to be sent East on Thursday.
The President and General Babcock
leave this evening for New Haven,
returning Friday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
Rattrnad Accident

The FAST train TOR the west which left
Camden station Friday afternoon last,
at hail past four o'clock, met with an
aCc;ieut the same night on the nine
mile grade rear Msrlinsburs, West Va,
which resulted in the desth OF VIM.
Tice, fireman upon the locomotive draw
ING the train. il seems that a gondola
loaded with railroad iron was about
being drawa upon siddiDg, but be'oTe
that purpose could be accomplished the
express tram came up and ran into the
rear OF the gondola. The forward truck
O the locomotive was unshipped, caus'
ing the engine TO c1reen upon Its side,
and such was the force OF the collision
that several OF the rails upon The
coniola were propelled with great force
into the iron, OF the engine, tearing out
the dues and permitting the steam 10
escape into tha csb. Washington Ship
lev, the engineer, sprang out OF the cat
iato a creek beside the track snd es-
capped with no other injurles than g
sprained ankle; the fireman, however,
was not so fortunate. He was throw q
upon his back into the tender, and be-
Lore assistance could reach him was
scaldes 10 such manner that his finger
nails dropped of. while his tongue was
com pleteiy cooked BE ige2 three
hours afterwards and then died in the
most intense agony. The unfortunate
man resided at SO Fremont street, but
had no family, his wife having died
abouttwelve months since. His remaiUs
Bse taken TO Ellicott City yesterday
where ais iather resides, and we're bu-
ried. In respect TO the memory OF the
deceased isgs we're PLACED at halimssi
Yesterday upon the engsae houses OF
the railroad company in this city
Roi,;yn6r, Sun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, May lo.
FLOUR-Market for state and
western -four is quiet and firm !;
IS 65@6 IS for superfne state |;
6 9097 40 for extra state; 45
al 55 for choice do; 7 60@S 35 for
fancy do; 5 65@6 IS for superfne wes-
tern; 6 5097 35 for common to medium
extra WESTERN 409S 90 for choice do;
s 50@l0 SO for common to
choice white wheat western extra 6 90
al 40 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 7 500
10 so for trade brands; 6 9097 40 for
common to fair extra st. Louis; 500
10 SO for good to choice do. Southern
-four quiet and firm ; 6 25@8 90
for common to fair extra; s 25@l2 SO
for good to choice do. Rye -four firm /;
4 25@6 90.
WHEAT-Market quiet and flrmer
at 81 81 for No. 8 Chicago and 81 for
No. 3 northwestern; 70@l Y for No
2 Milwaukee in store and afost 81
al GO for No. 2 Chicago and 500
l 5S4 for No. 3 Spring.
RYE-Quiet and firm at 97c9sl 90
for Canada and Western.
CORN-Dull at 66@67c for new
western mixed and 67@6Sc for old do
ahoat.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged at 81
@53c for new mixed western; 55c for
white western and 49@5l1c for black
do.
WOOL-Market dull; buyers and
sellers are apart in their views and
manufacturers are unwilling to operate
except at a decline and holders refuse
to make concessions; IA spring clips OF
California at l5c.
PORK-Market firm, els 90 for new
mess IA 50 for extra prime; II 009
lS so for prime mess, Beef is quiet
9 O0@ll IS for plain mess IL 00@
l3 90 for extra do; beef hams dull at
% 00@33 90 Tierce beef dull and
unchanged; 90 0O@22 90 for prime
mess; % 00925 90 for India do. Cut
meats steady l29l3c for hams TIC for
boxed hams; middles heavy, 9ic for
long clar.
LARD-Quiet and firmly held; sales
275 lbs S1991c TOR No. to prime
steam, 93c for kettle rendered.
COTTON-0n spot opens dull and
unchanged; sales 425 bales; lStc for
low middling; l9tc for middling up
lands.
PETROLEUM-Dull; 9ic for crude;
Zoe Tor refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at 9 1-l6.
WHISKY-Quiet and nominal at
pc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, May l3.-River falling
with 80 feet in channel. Weather
cloudy and warm showing indications
OF rain. Business very dull.
New ALBANY, May l3.-River sta
tieasy; weather clear and warm.
CHARLESTON, ", Va, Nay "a
River 10 feet 10 inches in channel and
,alling Weather cloudy.
IRoSToS, O., May l3.-River falling
fast weather windy and cloudy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFECE OF The CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May II, A. u.
PROBABILITIES,

PROBABILITIES.
For the lower lakes and middle
States northwest winds vering to south
east and southwest, low temperature,
clear and partially cloudy weather for
Canada and New England northwest
Wlnds, rising barometer, very cool and
generally clear weather for the upper
lakes and northwest Indiana, thence to
Missouri and Kentucky falling bsromt-
ter, warmer and cloudy weather with
rain; for the gulf States and Tennessee
southeast and southwest winds, cloudy
weather and rain; for the South Atlantic
States increasingly cloudy weather, ris-
ing temperature, south and rinds rain:
Eeports are generally missing from
west Of the Mississippi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
Toledo Market,
TOLEDO, May Is.

FL0UR-Quiet,
WHEAT-Scsrce and in good de-
msnd /; amber Michigan on spot 81 III.
l 7Sf seller May, 1871 seller June, Is
al IS seller July; No. l, red l s4@
l S4i; No. 2 red 7S9l ISL No. .
amber Illinois.
CORN-l 70 &c lower aud dull
high mixed Al; seller June so seller
July 50i.
OATS-Dull and unchanged at 45c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14

Il is said that several OF the Modocs
who were shot in the late engagements
vi.h our troops, died before their share
of the Government blankets and ammu'
milton could be got to them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
BOTH FELL SIMULTANEOUSLY.

Mordscai turned to the right, as il
about TO raise his foot from the ground,
then half fell and toppled over upon his
side. McCarty fell forward like statue
pushed down from behind. His feet
scarcely poved from their tracks, and
Se went to he earth face foremost,
surgeons were lImedistely sent for
quo OTs Hunter Mcclure aud J. Dor
y julien IN feB seconds appeared
-'p'n 'he scene. II vas ct frat thought
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
Collision.

This afternoon the steamer Hope,
used by the Commissioners OF Charities
and Corrections in conveying the bodies
Of the dead from the public institutions
on Blackvelps and Rsndslls Islands,
in East river, to Potters field on Hsrt's
Island, was run into BY the steamer
Americus. The side Of the steamer
was stove in and she immediately sank,
carrying down three OF the crew and
the engineer. Mr.. Albertson, the Cap
tain, Uriah Marony and Joe Finn,
deck hands, were rescued. An invest
igation as to cause OF collision will be
held.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14

Mr. McCarty was arrested yesterday
morning upon a warrant sworn out by
Chief OF Police Poe, and was held to
bail 10y Justice Crutchfleld in the sum
Of $1,000 to make his appearance bee
fore the police court on Monday. Mr..
Peyton Wise became his surety. he
was not taken from his house, OF course,
and he will probably not be able 10
sppear before court for some weeks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-14
NEW YORK.
Coutraband Goods.

NEW YORK, May ia large
quantity of laces, kid gloves, silks, and
Cigars, concealed in trunks with false
bottoms were seized by the custom
house officers yesterday. The trunks
had been examined by the officers IN
the northern part OF Maine and passed
as all right. The goods were confs-
Gated.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-21

The next regular communication Of
Delta Lodge No sos, A. f., and A. NJ.
will bo held At Masonic hall, this (Thurs.
day. evening al y o'clock. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend.
w. A SLoo, Secretary.
Phil II Saup receives ripe, luscious
grapes every morning, fresh from the
vineyard ITO offers Thorn for sale nj
Wholesale or retail, l02 Commercial
avenue. li-S-tf
HALEY has lot Of wood pumps and
tubing which he offers extra low; call and
see them, los Warrington avenue.
7-2e-lm.
Haley will offer extra inducements
Tor the ney, 80 days, SO AS to make room
for HE large order Of heating stoves.
7-29.lm.
--IIslieys stock Of fruit cans j. the
largest in the market, and he has loads OF
can WAY. ;-29.ltn.
60 e. Halley's for good stoyes and
good bargains, l6A Washington avenue
7-2q-lm.
--Greeu wood dity cents load al the
box factory. 7-3o-3w
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SP EClAL NOTICES.

The barber shop is on the corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stienhouse with his gem
tIemenly assistants can be found At any
hour Of the day or night, ready to soothe
your feelings with q smooth shave, or COO
your temper and head with a good sham.
poo, 1t Is II hrst.class shop and you are
sure of receiving brst-class treatment.
Ladies and chlldren's hair cut or curled
after the most approved styles s-l5.tf
DR.. Lsvsrty, homeopathic physi.
clan, late Of Shawneetown, has located in
this city and lnIends making it his homo
Tho doctor comes to Cairo we'll recon.
mended, and refers to the officers Of the
First National bank Of Shawneetown. 10
whom he is we'll known, having prac,iccd
his profession among them for years. lie
solicits a fair share OF the patronage Of
our citizens. 7-2O-tf
p, Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial ave-
nue., oilers Tor sale Guinness Porter A
Bass Ales and pure Honnessy brandy,
and the genuine AGgosture bitters, all
ars,-class cholera cures. Try them
Ill If
DR. w. K. Smith has removed his or-
fee to the second story OF Loui. Herbert
new brick building on Eighlh street, be.
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues, where he has more comfortable and
commodous quarters. s-l0-T
ID. After has the largest aud most
complete stock Of harness, srldles, brides
and strap goods in the city which he says
he will sell q, bottom prices for cash and
cash only, s-lo-lm
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PERSON ALITIES.

Sheriff Irwin has gone to Springfield.
MIR. James Bell Of Hin, was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Warren is very vi with
cholera morbus.
Frank >. Roberts Of Augusta, Gcor-
ella. was guest at the st, Charles yestcr-
day.
II. Farnbsker & son open their mann
moth clothing house this morning, Call
round and see them.
Mr.. Cun,er, leading dry goods mer.
chant At Dongols, WAS in the city JESTER
day, guest at the ST. Charles.
County Attorney Pope, Jr. Is At
home safe and sound. He is in excellent
health and Weighs eleven pounds.
Mr.. John p. Heley and ID. T, Line
gar, Esq, have formed copartnership
tor the purpose of preserving onions.t
They will use Heley's patent,
MIR. Esmes OF the hub factory, hs. re.
tlru ed from his northern trip, and brought
with him a wife in the person of Miss
Case, late teacher in our public schools
MIR, Levy, brother Of II. Levy of this
", arrived in this city from Denver on
Tuesday evening. Denver ia a good place
tr those who like ii, but Cairo is good
elough for him,
Among the names registered at the
81, Charles yesterday we noticed the fol-
| "
NOS, L. Estis, DuQlo u Illinois, ard
jas. George, Belleville, Illinois
E Mr.. +, d. ReHford of the -, Charlie.
: hotel left yesterday by the steamer Belle
E Memphis for ST. Louis. He will return
Saturday, provided the boat does not run
aground before she reaches St. Louis.
Young Henry Harris, who has been
lying very sick NJ his mothers residence
, o. Seventh street for several weeks, died
yesterday afternoon at quarter past
O'Clock. Young Harris WAS native born
Ca roite and was well and favorsbly
known to all our citizens. The funeral
will take place Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock
--Summerwell has the contract f 7
building tho scahold and enclosure in
which Campbell is to be hanged. The
building will be 80 feet long by Is feet
wide, and instead Of adrop the prisoner
will be drawn up, Work on the scsfiold
and enclosure will be com menced on Mon
day, or as soon as the lumber which has
been ordered arrives. "A full description
. Of tho scsffold will be published Us soon n
II is cosplsted.
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES,

coms to seek seek health and pleasure.
Pixies Peak ID in sight, the summit OF
which is vet covered with snow |, !.
miles from the base to the top Of this
monarch of hills. Parties daily 90 to its
summit, but it takes two days to perform
the journey. Half way up there is half
way house, where you have to stop over
night on your return. Gus Frost, Amos
younges, SOD, wa up one day last week
with party Of young ladies and gentle
men, and speaks of the scenery as beauti-
full. Near the top is a beautiful lake, in
which are abundant trout the canyons that
lead down from it are full Of snow, ice and
frost. that beslrews the sides OF the rocks,
1t snow. up there two or three times
week. shall not attempt i,' ascent un-
til am able TO do 80, as it IS tollsome
trip. have paid two visits to como Of
the attractions to be found in tho hills
the Garden Of the Gods, Glen Eyrie, etc.
The Garden of the Gods consists OF three
monstrous rocks that rise TO the height oi
100 feet, and look as though the least pull
of wind would topic 'hen' over "Po" you
and you breathe more 'ree's N"e" ~"
have safely passed them lne 500. springs
are also great curiosity. They bubble
up By the dozens from the sround' coo'
and delicious, similar 10 tue po'lio SOFA
made in tho states.
cannot say that | should like to live
out my days here. One has to pa, up with
a great many Inconvenience. There Is
no fruit here: California furnishing all
tat 10 used, which is too high TO be in
dulped in to very great extent; but 1t II
very fine. Groceries are very little dearcr
than in ,ae states; dry goods as cheap
Flour cheaper, 81 30 aud - per hundred,
and tho finest article Of the Kind ever
saw.
rhi. oo,,,,r, :. now oyerrun with emf.
80. ,a orost many are returning. |
ooo horo With
~ se"' % al;nn for.
oAp''' .,;oh
tune IN yum WV
Is simply hohse"So' u '"aA nus w ',oao
NJ hrs', Out ny '''u's'S 10 ~" 49, |
himself IN Po''''oi 10 'AA'
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PROBATE COURT.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE PROBATE
COURT ESTERDAY.

Probate court, Judge +. Bros. presid
ing, convened Mt 9 o'clock yesterday
morning The following business wa.
transacted
CRIMINAL SIDE.
Fred Hencsmp, Ia jail under bonds t.
keep the peace. Ferdinand Koehler and
John Pelre appeared and became securi-
ties for said Hencamp, in the sum Of $40.
Bond accepted and prisoner released.
PROBATE SIDE.
Estate Of Martin Fssn deceased. ID.
j. Baker, administrator. Final report
it appearing tbs, the personal assets have
been exhausted, and the estate ia the
homestead Of the widow and minor chill
dren Of the deceased, and that there are
no other assets to pay the debts Of said
estate, etc, therefore said estate is de-
clarei insolvent. Report approved
and due notice given TO the
heirs of sail deceased OF the
intended npplics.ion fora discharge Of
| said administrator; ho is therefore dis.
charged from all further liabilities.
Estate of William White, deceased ID.
j. Baker administrator admitted proof of
notice to the heirs of application for final
discharge. Notice approved and said ad-
ministrator discharged.
Estate Of Tapley White, deceased. f
Smslling, administrator, Ordered that
Hiram Denton, John McCrite aud John
Moody are hereby appointed appraisers
to value aud apprsise the goods and chat
ties Of said Tspley White deceased.
Estate Of Donia Bre Sc, deceased. Sarah
l.. Brecse, Administrative. Petition for
letters. Petition and bond examined. ap-
proved aud ordered recorded, and letters
II administration ordered to issue on APP
plicant taking proper oath, etc.
Estate of Michael Murphy, deceased.
Mary Murphy, Administrative. Petition
aud bond examined approved and ordered
recorded and further ordered that let
tsrs of administration issue on
applicant taking proper oath, etc. In the
same estate il WAS ordered that X. Fitz-
gerald, A. a. Arrick and William Mar
,in are hereby appointed appraisers to
value and apprsiso the goods and chsttels
OF MichacI Murphy, deceased, and that
proper warrant issue.
Guardianship Of Mary j. and John
Denton, minor heirs Of John Denton, de-
ceased. Jshn Brown, guardian. Said
guardian appeared and submitted his re-
port which was duly examined, approved
aud ordered recorded. 1t appearing that
said Mary J. Denton has arrived at her
majority, said guardian was discharged
from further liabilities AS regards SAID
guardianship.
Guardianship Of Martin Massey, minor
heir Of lsasc Massy, deceased. Green
Massey guardian, continued to next term.
Guardianship Of Eliza Walking, John
F. Walking, and Elizabeth Wubking.
Lucinda Walker and John Walker, guar
dams. Guardians report, said report eX.
amined, approved and ordered recorded.
Guardianship Of Isaac ii. Lee, MINOR
heir of Elisha o. Lee, deceased. Jas. II.
Pennings, guardian. Report examined,
approved and ordered recorded.
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A GOOD INNESTMENT.

A rare chance IL offered TO some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part of the
city Two lots, 80 feet front on the ave-
nue., house stories. Two large stores
can be fitted up or the first floor, the up
per stories are we'll arranged for offices or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
qure of JoHs z. HARTMAN & Co.,
6-i-,f Real Estate Agents, Cairo, His
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IlIEn

Wednesday morning August 20, 1919,
Lulu, ia lshter Of F.W. and MI Cherry
age years, months and days. fu-
neral leave. residence oil Ninth street be
tween Walnut and Cedar al o'clock p
m, on regular train.
CAIRO. August n, 1873.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
U. s. SIG. SER, OBSERVERS opYicx,

v. 3. SIG. Ser, UBsKhvkR's OFFICE,
CAIRO, August 20, 1873, l0;ll pm.
Barometer 2997.
Thermometer 70 dsgreea
wind, calm, velocity q miles per
hour.
Wssther, clear.
smum temperature last "A hours, &.
degrees.
minimum temperature, last "a hours, Go
degrees.
Prevailing wind last - hour southeAs,
Total number OF miles Travelled dnring las
"A nours, bS.
EDWIN GARLAND, Observer.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

EDITOR or TuK BuLLETIN--Sou will
please announce my name Is the people 5
candidate FOR county treasurer, nj the en-
suing November election. Intending and
desiring to serve the people / hope to Dc
elected by the people.
S-20td WILLIAM VI ATTN.
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MR.. MAX ROLLER
COMPETENT PIANO tt NER AN d
REPAlRER

Has located in the city. Contracts made
for tuning pianos by the year. or other
wise, TO suit the owner. Parties desiring
to purchase or exchange pianos would do
well % rNN on Mr.. Max Roller before ne
gotiating. Gacond hand pianos for sale or
rent. Orders may .be left at Paul &.
SchJhs drug store, Commercial avenue,
Cairo, Illinois. MAN ROLLER.
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THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

"A
TO
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Pttsburg, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points,
Cu,Ncp rtMp
ShAN"H VT M
On and sitter Tuesday, July |, 1873, trains
wiz run a. follows:
rxpRxs.
-,
,,,s 'enles .ai a.V0 an
WINS s''''- "'Nee Nv NAh' 49, "''o p II"
MouSn CRY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Ct. ~,
,,.. ,.,- ""iig NUian, ,,oo,
N"no nv LOO aia' anu WV pun
Going south.
Arrives 81 Cairo at SUI an ana 100 pm
The evnrass train north arr,ves NJ Yin.
cannes nj 100 n m maxim direct com -.
ZION M ilao n vim The Indianapoli, ana
Vincennes railroad for IndianapoJis. the
great railroad centre. from Which point
iraius are departing at all hour. l'r all
Soints In the United States and Canada. At
1868 pm. with the Evansville and Crsw-
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READ THIS.

On and after August l. intend to do a
strictly cash business, except with those OF
my customers who settle promptly on the
first OF every month. All old accounts
and notes In my hands which are not
settled very soon, shall advertise and soil
al public vendue. ID. AFTER.
CAIRO, July 90, 1872. 1-27-lm