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New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

nm 1rcrue Hofel-SenatOr Hitchcock OF Nebraska,
tn. Hon w. H. B.um Of Connecticut GsOEs W. Ohd, Of I re "
washingon Wheeler Of Couuecion Hoghadh
tor STOCKTON and family Of Nevyersey he hAIau' ns n
Torreno De Barros Brazilian Legation, and Zen A. D.
RmrA Gnscv Houe-Brssus Corning Of Albany ana Ut
Gstng Of Hartford -. We,ns>r Ho-Df samuel u move o
Boston Commander Henry Wilson, u Nayr oTd per
Rol-Jndge W. g. Lincoln, Warrington .hsroPo''i" , fun
Pa Washington Martin Maginns. Congressional delegate from
Mopsna sd Jaus Ho1-The Hon. w. D. Bishop Of Connecueut
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

IAnnounoements.i
For Bathing Infants-BURNETr's KALLIsroN.
Ir 1s WELL. TO GET CLEAR OF A BAD COUGH
OR COLD BUT IT Is sAVER 70 RID iouAsA o.
II rHE FIRST HouEsTHE PROPER RFHAp1 Ioh the
prrPosE BEING DR.. JAYSEs B1PKCToEAsT.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

UxIyFRSAI admiration is excited by KNOXs
r sfvs Of .ntmeus and The nG fI H. a. No I<
Rd N tug the entire Of popular halter hncI,
however is equal to the occasion
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
HOME NEWS. .

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. AT DICKISsoSs, IN PARK
ROW. -
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The incOrpOrators Of
the Long Island city Maspeth Railroad met at Bliss
VILE Monday evening, and organized by electing the
following officers President Il. H. Tucker NicePresi
dent James Bradley Secretary, John Morton Treas
urer Augustus Rapaye. The charter election will
take place the 20h inst and the Board OF Inspectors
held their first meeting a Board of Registry NrStcr-
dgv The city Court Judge Pearse presiding, after u
session Of two days. adjourned at late nour last even
ing John Lauer. a German, was convicted OF grand
larceny and sentenced 10 State Prison for one year
VIM skinner, convicted of assault and battery, Mas
fined S4j.
NEwTowN.-Thc Corouers Jury have concluded their
inquest in the case OF the burglar Their verdict
crates Alf FurmaH who fred the fatal Shot. The body
was buried Yesterday morning by the dulhOrt!c-, LO
clue a. its identity having Deen discovered.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

IYON's TOOTH TABLETS are as neat anu
portable as toothbrush just the thug for travellers
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY ClrY.-The new Board of Public
Works organized, yesterday, by eecung Dr. John N.
Corneison President and j. IL. Newark Clerk james
Glayn OF No. IJ2 Taroid-aye found 81 a. ~, yes
tarday living In dying condition tine tracks the
Pennsylvania Hlilruad between Washington and Wlr
ron-ts. Ills oit was t0rn 0n and OF ma legs
crushed lie taken TO the County Hospital, wAyre
be died lu a lcV minutes.
PNIR-oN.- Edward Kcogh, mason, working the
nov auItA-st onuscl, struck, Monday CIR. bs
some unknown prsOu with 90 5uUg hot. al the corner
of Market aud trua--5, ind va, seriously iululcd...
The April term Ot the PdssilC County Courts b.
teiday. Judge Brdle presiding, with Associate Judges
BirkapY. Studf rJ, Teruuuc, and Baldwin the bench
umOthY OBrieu, an engineer employed 40 Tie Beck
with iron WORKS, was struck ON Monday afternoon hy
large beam CONNECTED with crane which hc work
ing sustained Injuries Whicn resulted death boo %
In the Court of oyer and TcImuDr. sr,ti-
dav. the trial o. Nln Wnke Bogcrt Tor the murder b
poison OF Ransom F'BunOughs IA December 1871. was
set down fOr next Monday.
EEwAEK.-Maria O'Day, aged r. daughter Of luke
Day OF Ogdeu~'. trll into truWels ducK at the loot
~ CrOss.st, yesterday, and was drowned. Samuel
ward alias Johnson, and william Thompson, uotn col
ofrd were arrested yesterday for r1buhg the store o.
N..t u DasthrS. at NJ. tyl Broadst. o Sl7 worth q.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

Wafhlne The maTkrL IHiaf7 sIT'II'0F
ch stands where ts seYrst tsts uaA
for stance m uted sab ~. goods 70, arr '.o
on The bias elastic goods while AL WOODEN under gar' -
umbrellas sabeted tie tot nov r
slyely made by ELASTIC LOOP STITCH, whb h mot T
device sccomp shed BY single tension single huaf n @
single spool Il also fasiens It's sedy Jc, Ntt u "
ts.n be unlocked pleasure. Fastened table 10 rf i'
that Of iug, al @ Nh
easy motion Of the hand rom The wrist while III s
position This the Machine Of Shrh N'rN '
Judd Of the American Agncult1rst usug houes "i |
mum, IT, having Machine iy days does te Fl' f'
Of the Machine refund tae ~ - '
sIpres. charges aud being injured Order prom J pa on
cent Of Sl2 r. o. order, With tie o.lt W ''
can bs paid TO EIpres Co. when you the hr 10 ' ~
complete weighs less than Eve pounds sen; HUNDREDS o' "
responsibility WI tH il h''t
Of reference. BECKWlLi SBN lNt iAchlgi 80,
n Wet Broadway, Ntslork After NAY l. ~ f''''"A'
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

pOUGHKEEPsIE.-Th wrecked steamer Nuhpa
ics IN the channel opposite Saatsburgh with tugboat
alongside. aiding 10 keeping her up until the wrecAcrs
from New-YOrk arrive. Capt. Powers states that
she can De- repaired for less thau $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
TNOs. II. HAYS & Co.,
600 broadway, New-YcFk.
pEcKWITH SEWING MACHINE. s12.
on Sc DAYS TRIAL.

many other valuable uui 'y"'
me .s, all complete. % ii'ru'f.
Guide. four uCoG.es. on ano Gao.
&C.. asrartoi tvo 10. -,. WIZ r.fc
vii last lifetime afj oo Oh iolt
family sewing N'arif t,a sloa-
> nd ~ ilr,C ma,h.sts l-'e Ift-
sold the past oasol. V.iol. ~l-f0at
the above imp.oy. m'ls, ar ~
ing universal ss'fis'lct at 1"
parts are 20 few. ard % snr'e
and stroag tbat % uo,'. rs,' 90
of orler We vii show lg;s -
any WHO nav eaD, from d.s'rtef'
ested purchasers, wh. .'st' la
they prefer ols o. tts .s.t t-t.
IL males the strurgsm pos be
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SINFUL SETTINGS.

Charlie Stewart colored boy Of about
twe,vs summers WAS arrested night be.
fore last by D'puty Sheriff John Cain IN
. charge Of stealing = ham from the gro.
Gerry store Of Geo. W. Whtlock Il Son.
Stewart had . hearing ye,tsrdny uorning
before his honor Bird, and was held to
bail in the sum of $50 to await the action
Of the grand jury at the next term Of the
circuit court. In the mean time he will
board with Dick Fitzgerald At the county
Jail.
PONY" Bsily, for "lampooning' his
wife and threatening to chop the head of
one Of his neighbors for interfering with
his innocent amusement, was taxed aboul
go. Baily WAS given stay of execution,
provided he would leave town within
eight hours.
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AN ANS WEIR TO II. LEVI

Editor OF BULLETIN-Mr. II Lew, In
your issue OF the 10th, makes an unwar-
ranted and cowsrdly attack upon me-,
charging me with having instigated bis
arrest for permitting mixing hides to be
IN his store on the levee. II is not tru.
that l had him arrested; the wnrranl
having been sworn out by the City MAJ
hal, aud until l WAS supppned rs n wit
ne.s, l did not know ho WAS under arrest
Il 10 true, was called rs witness
and stated Just what l knew. Mr.
Lvi at the trial, suppose
because was = boy, pitched at mo, and
now comes out in al article, applying I,
me names that are beneath man, much
more one who Processes TO be u gentleman
In proof of his publication being wholly
and untrue 'eier to Judge
Bross, VIM. McHale, Andrew Cain anc
II. W. Webb. who know the acts, and il
proof Of Its being cowardly there rs moth
ing more needed than it being false IL
every respect. Harry WooLDRIGE.
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LETTER FROM REV. II. B
TIA YER.
FoOT OF GREEN MoUSTAIl


VERMONT, July II, 1918.
EDITOR BULLETIN:
sse by 1HE BULLETIN Of the Sth inst,
that you packed US all of out OF the city,
congratulating us spitefuily. You, sir
comuan der in chief OF the great relig-
,ous organ Of Southern Illinois," the hu.
morist, sstirist and ready pen writer, con-
trssting your hard lot with the pleas
ant one OF the minister. What Silelh
thee? Beside myself? The idea
that the editor Of The BULLETIN and
member Of the Illinois legislature
should bewail his lot, shows what vault
my am bition" will do for men Of slower
ing aspirations" For time has favored
,hem, wealth has flowed in upon them,
honors has fallen thick upon thst some
what venerable head of thine and where
preparation should sand out in great
beads, are seen the marks Of intellectual
greatness.
Be content! Don't grumble, lest q
worse than editorisl and legislative sffi c.
ton come upon thee.
Well, here We all are among friends in
the old Green Mountain State.
From Vincsnues Wa took the New York
through express by the way Of Cincinnati,
Cleveland and Buffalo to Albany, The
journey Wa. . very pleasant one aud
quickly made. We left Cairo Tue,day
IA. slh, and Was in Albany Wednesday
gut, or rather Thursday morning At |
cock. Wespen, the day, Thursday, IN
Albany and Troy, going GU, on the even
ing Train to North Benniug, n Tue
country through which we passed pre-
'enl'd II fine appearance. The far ner
were very busy IN the hay and harvest
n"lds. We enjoyed the scenery
; sln the routr very much,
the weather Is remarkably cool here
Seems almost impossible ths, here should
: BE- 50 great change. / have worn nv
: overcast several times tor comfort since
left Caro-. Thick clothing is in order
We have found quarter. in beautiful
! retired v'll"ge-jsst the place to rest and
: AID recuperats. such butter, milk and
= cream Ms We have here, | denamins,e
!" luAuries. Its grss, treat to have Nm
abundance of these all the time wish
: we could buy such milk in Jsiro u. ten
cen"n quart, or even twelvs cents We
" are in full view Of the Grssn mountains
' They loom up majssticly. Next week
shall explore those ancient rock-ribbsd
: mountains We m"ke up trout a.hina
party next week and go where /, ia said
. the trout abound, will seud TO Tn,
. BULLETS some sccoun, of our luck ate
More anon. You're II B T.
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THE BARBER.

Gus. Helm, Sixth street. near Ohio levee
has Just laid out n considerable sum OF
money In repainting, papering, and In every
way repairing his barber shop, and his is
now one Of the incest. If not the incest ton.
serial establishment In Cairo. Helm en-
ploys none but flrst.class workmen in his
shop, and we venture TO say the two young
men who now hold situations there, cannot
be excelled in their calling by any other
barber or BARRIERS in the city. Try them.
0-l1-t
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FOR SALE OR KENT.

A two story house on Commercial ave-
nue. near the corner Of Nineteenth street.
The house is forty feet long by twenty
Two feet wide II contains ten rooms Ard
kitchen, and = good ci.,ern and necsss ry
uut-h ouses are attached t it. IL is well
ventilated and we'll adapted Tor . businrs.
house OF dwelling. 1t 10 in business part
Of the city and has been newly painted
and renovated inside and out Apply l."
john HEGAKTY,
River Shannon House, Ohio 'evee,
Cairo, Illinois. 7-o-lm'
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tn THE PATRONS OF THE
WHEELER & WILSON SEW
mo MHCHlNE,

The only authorized agent of this ma
chine 10 Cairo is Robert j Foster whose
Office |, on Sixth street aud Commercial
avenue, in Dan Hartmans store j. q.
Carson 10 no, authorized to adjust or re-
pair my machines and parties must not
look 70 me il their machines are injured
ny him. A. SUMNER.
st. Louis June 20, 1873. 6-l7-3w
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STANDARDIZATION to the
trade. Having a large selec-
ton of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batiste dc valen-
ciennis, plain striped and fig
ured styles A.; SWISS, plain
striped and figured Victoria
lawns, plain striped and fig
ured ; Marseilles in great vari.
cites and patterns; Nansooks
patterns ; linen lawns, white
and figured Percales in hand.
some figures and designs; en-
broidereis in large assert.
ments white trimmings in
large assOrtments {; linen suit
ings in all shades linen dam.
asks, handsome patterns ;
have in store a very complete,
large and seasonable assort-
ment of dry goods very cheap.
c. HANNY.
p. s. Please call, no trou.
BILE to show goods. 6-28 If
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ICE CREA M.SAiOOS.

Al warm weather 10 approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad To learn that
Mes.rs saup Il GiarksoD have fitted up and
refuruished, in elegant style, their ice cream
pariors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
slso been put In running order. and nothing
IL wanting about the establishment 10 make
the pleasure and comfort OF their patrons
complete +-l5-u
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THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
10
Cincinnati, di,napolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagra Fails,
Buffalo. Pittsburg, Was ington,
Baltimore. Phil ,delphia, New YORK..
Boston and all E.,lern Points.
CHANGE OF TINE
On and after Tuesday, July /. 1873, trains
will run as follows:
q ling north leaves afro at ...... 400 a. m.
Go.nS south arrives at Cairo al. &c, 3:i0 p III.
MOUND ,IrY .ccoMMoDATIoS.
Leaves Cairo ut ...Il:1o am. and 600 pm.
Going south.
Arrives Ut Cairo at eUv AIN. and LIS p. m.
The express train north arrives at Vim.
cenles 81 l22O pm, making direct conuec-
ton al 1880 pm with the Indianapolis anu
Ninceunes railroad Tor indianapolis, the
great rai.roa centre, from which point
Ialus are departing at all hours, tor all
Soints In I Z United sta es and Canada. At
'.ao pm. with the Evansville and Craw-
NiDs railroad, for Terra Haute, Indi..
n si Viis, Chicago, Danville and all points
north, via the Terra haute Evansville aud
Chlcogo railroad, and east via the Nandilia
line, AMI indianapolis and st. Louis railroad.
AT l:55 p IN with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad for Cincinnati, ouisyille, and all
points east, via cincinnati.
Pa,sengeis going by this route are placed
IN indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville. New
York, Bost n, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all eastein pc nts, TIVE We
hours In advance If any other route.
kxpres. train makes conn. ciion at lido
RADIO with 81. Louis and southeastern tail-
way, Tor st. Louis, Mt Vernon (illinois),
shawneetown aud all poin,s between Edo
RADIO aud st Louis.
At Norris Z ~ makes close connection
for Spring acid. Rock Island. and ali points
on >pringh, Id and Illinois Southeastern rail-
way and con ection>.
AT Csrmi with st Louis, Evansville, Hem
der-on and Nashville railway zine, Tor Mt.
Vernon (indiala), Eyan.Nill., Henderson
(hentucky), Na.hyilil (Tennesse J, and all
point on 81 L., b, II. and y. railway and
connexions.
BagYaee checked to all important points.
u or tickets All Information .pply at
th- ucAet ONCE. corner : ,eulh street and
Commercial avenue, CAIRO, II inois.
Jso. LEE, ~upt CHAs o. Woop.
Gn Pass'r AMI Ticket Az,
b. r. BURNSIDE, Agent, Cairo.
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A NEW F.RST.CLAsS BARBER.
SHOP

McHsnry Roe d Co, of New Orlean,
have come 70 this city 70 stay, and have
att~d up 6rst class barb-r-.hop on Com
mercisl avenue In the room next to Han.
mons hook store, istely occupied by Stu
art 4 Gbolson - dry goods store. Thr
york men ere all 6rst-clsss ard are pr :
psv.d 70 cut hsi', shave, shampoo, etc, in
sb. very latest styles All they ask is :
t,isi. They respectfully s"liei,s hare Of
rubl,c patronage. McHESRY Roe d. Co.
7.l5.tf
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Jus, opened out a stock Of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fity different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside Q large assortment Of ribbons, now.
ers anu notions OF al, sorts, all Of which vii
be sold at the lowest prices.
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A GOOD INXESTM ENT.

A rare chance is offered 10 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 3 stories. Two large stores
eau Do fitted up OR the fra, floor, the up
per stories are we'll arranged tor offices or
wellings. For further particulars en-
quir- Of john Q. HARMAs Il Co,
6-4.tf Real Estate Agents, CAIRO, He
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SCOTS NEW BILLIARD HALL
NOW READY.

On Thursday, July II, W. T. Scott will
open his new building on Commercial av-
enue. A splendid free lunch will be
spread Al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and
grand ball will be gwen At night, to
which all his old friends and customers
are respectfully invited. lie has purchased
q large stock of fine wines and liquors,
and invites his friends to call around and
sample them. 7.lj Ct
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THE RETURN MATCH.

The match game OF base ball played In
this city Yesterday, between the Riverside
cub Of Mound City, and the Egyptians u
Cairo, terminated in . victory for the for.
mer. To say the least, the playing was
nothing to boast of, and our Cairo boys did
worse than bad. 1t is in the Egyptians
TO bes, the Rivtrsides IL they will go At II
and practice, and not undertake to play
until they are a,less, half prepared. The
following is the score
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KYNASTON TO THE FRONT.

KYNASTON TO THE FRONT.
Mr.. James Kynaston, whose reputation as
butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened a new meat
shop near the corner of Commercial avenue
and twentieth street, next door to Mr.. Pat
Burh's grocery store. 1t isswell known and
acknowledged fact that MIR. Kynsston, dur.
ing his long experience In the meat bust
ness in this city, never offered to his custom
ers anything but the choicest OF every Kind
Of meat. He Is q good judge Of cattle, and
buys nothing hut the youngest and attest,
and as consequence has the best Of beef
The same may be said Of every kind of meat
sold by him. Uive him a trial, and our word
Tor II, you will always be pleased. 6-lS-u
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EXCURSION 70 DENVER.

EXCLUSION TO DENVER.
NJ AND ST. L PACKET CoMPANY,)
AGENTS UFFicE, Csiro, July !, 1873.
The Memphis and st. Louis Packet
company now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo TO Denver and return
$40, good for ninety days from date OF
sale. Also regular tickets on sale for
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and all principal points
west, and by river and rail TO all points
south. For further information call At
the compsnys office, No. II Ohio levee,
under CITY National b .nk, Cairo, Illinols
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Ag't.
Sol. A. SILVER, Passenger Ag't.
7.l.tf
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ENVELOPES

Fine white single AID double Y amber
single and double y canary, besl quality oi
manila, blue letter, etc, etc. Boom tor
ale. printed at - 81 10 d 30 per thousand.
Ut the BULLEris OFFICE,
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FOR SALE.

A good piano. Enquire of Herman
Schms, zstorG. Washington avenue, bs
wesn Tenth and Eleventh ST. cots.
7-l5.3t.
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Best Scotch ale, s,ou, porter, and eigh,
year old bourbon whiskey to b. found on Y
At the C'ys,sl saloon, corner Of Sixth stree,
and Commercial avenue
STEAGALA Il LASE,
% I'M Proprletors
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OB>1 ACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy reneI TOT young men run w" H,a
tects OF errors and abuses In early nac
Manhood restored. Impediments 10 una,
riage removed. New methods OF IRE a'hsm nv;
circulars sent Tree, In sealed envelopes,
Address, Howard Association, No. . son,n
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ps,-an ,ns. ahIs
ton hsvinr q high reputation Tor non''s'''
conduct and professional skill.
e.28 d&w 3m.
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CHEAP BOARDING.

i'ar hosrder- Al the European hotel,
" alAer proprietor, receive board al
the rate OF taO per month BLOT
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j. JOHNSON Ag't Cairo.
CHANGE OF TINE.

Passenger trans on the Illinois Central
change time ,-day from and after 2:iO
p m. to-day trains win run rs follows:
ARRIVE,
express. daily ....4:bp m.
Nall, except sunday o:l5 -. NJ.
DEPART
Express. $40 p. m
Mall, daily except SUNDAY iI:55 p. IN.
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RAILROAD rIMB TABLE.

CAIRO. ARK AN>AS AND TEXAS X. K.
On ami alter Monday. June 8 1873. trains
Will run daily, except sunday. between
Gre nt-id's landing and Sikeston, scott
county, Nj ssou l. rs follows:
Leave GreennelJ's 1000 I'm. and $50 p IN.
Arrive 81 $50 % g 5:lt g
Charleston 1910 - g 6l0 "
-fkeston 40 pm. Us If
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ha"ks Tor th. Cairo, Arkansas and Texa
railroad. starting from White a Greer,
~ re- corner oi sixth street and Ohio leyee,
run as follows:
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NO CHANGE OF CARS
FROM CAIRO TO
st. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.

ON UAtRO To
Oncinnau, a. tianApoils, Toledo,
Detroit, Clevelnnd, Niagara Fsn'
Buffslo pIttsou, z, Wellington.
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all pointe east.
Milvsnkie, yanesville, Madie'n,
Lacrosse, 81. Paul and all points norm.
his 10 also the Only direct r. ute to
Dera,sr, Bloomington, epf,ngeld,
Peoria, Quincy, ke"kuk,
Buriingtoa. Rock Island, Ia sale.
Sepdota. DIXON, Freeport,
iAiena. Dubuque, -ioui lily,
Omaha and all poiuts northwest.
Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping Ca'
On sll Night Trains.
Baggage Checked 20 all important points.
For tickets and information, apply to l. Q. X
depot afro; 90 board the transit steamer he
tWe~u Oolumbps and Cairo, and 81 the princip
railros ticket OF ices throughout the south.
". p. JOHN"'N 0-ol Ase ts't. Chicago
l. MIrosnLL. GEM sup't. Chicago.
4 JOHNSON Att Cairo.
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Kiversides over Egyptians..".".. .
CHAs. A SAuP, Umpire.
d. Il. CARrAa Scorers.
JoHH McEwES,