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Exchange Office

.tttsHf DRAFTS ON NEW YORK AND
= CHICAGO. for any required amount can
- procured OF the subscriber. Also. Bills
lf Exchange IN british Sterling, on Eng.
land or ireland.
Certificates of Deposit and Bank Drafts on
New York Philadelphia, Boston or Chicago
;tshed. and Government Securities pur-
chased.
Passage Tickets from Liverpool. London
FERRY or Glasgow TO New York, or Clarence,
furnished On moderate terms.
WIN. II. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa. Sept. ist. 1870.
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Insurance.
Contractors q Builders.
Auctioneer.
Wyy. M. KNOTT.

, itcTfoSEEH VIII attend promptly
y - :slling all lsinss ef property at Auc-
ton, II amy nari OF g ,aar county. \ list Of
ills sales viii always be found at the TIproN
AbyEIrI ,Els office, where thos. desiring his
services IAN fix the dar for their sale with
bnt seeing him. n
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Physicians.
GEO. =. FOCHT. NJ. D.,

DIYS.C.AS AND SURGEON. EXAMINER
az Pens snners, Upton, iowa.
E@- Residence on the second block east
oi tha Palmer House. Office over City Drug
Stoft.
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=. J.. SMITH.
EgssaS,s.L., NAMES & NAMES.

4 TF3.SEYS q COT SSEI.nRS At LAW
a &ili practice in the various Courts o'
tne Nint". 9ficr On Main street, opposit.
tfse T. tpIrt ii8use. off
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A. C.. L.

The marvellous superiority OF the Averil
Chemical Paint is established beyond cayil
Beside the numberess min)r jobs on which
1t has been used, we refer with wsrrantable
pride to houses OF Messrs J. b, Phillis. A.
Mackie. A. NJ. Cundiff and Mrs Sites. Time
can only convince our fellow citizens of its
chieiest merit, daraJRHy. We speak that
which we know. when we unhesitatingly af-
firm that one thorough painting with the A.
Z. =. will stay on, and maintain its briiancy
twice as long as a similar coating of lead and
oil. For sale mixed, ready for use, in all
colors by \. f. Way 4 Co.. gene raj commits.
sion merchants and agents Tor the Iron Bug.
gy company, Sixth street, between Wash.
ington and Commercial avenues.
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The Mound City 'Journsp says Mr..
McHsle, chief Of police 10 Cairo, makes .
very effective official. The rogues have
to be wary now. Some Of ?. NJ. Kellys
bosrders left suddenly the other day
without settling, but McHale overhauled
them In Cairo, and made them satisfy Mr..
X. before proceeding further
The following items are from the
Mound City journal of yesterday
The municipal election held last
Wednesday resulted rs follows For or
ganizatIon under general law, l3l (;
against IL. For minority representation
IL, against l2I. The result Of the election
causes the present city officials to hold
over until April next, 1t doing away with
The usual June election. Comparatively
little interest was felt in the election,
which fact accounts for the small vote
polled.
The Right Reverend =. j. Bal,es,
Roman Catholic bishop Of the diocese of
A lton, was in the city Thursday and ad
ministered the rite of confirmation e
about twenty person, at ST. Mary
church. Fathers O'Halleran and Hof
man of CAIRO, Hallach OF Anna, an
OConner of this city, we're in attendance
Father Hallach conducted vespers In til,
evening and preached an able discours
on the character Of Mary, the mother oil
Jesus, showing why Catholics shoul ant
do venerate and adore her. The bishol
will conduct services and admini.te
the rite of confirmation in Cairo 70 mo ?
row, Sunday.
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AUCTION.

Two houses and lot, at auction on Wed.
nesday, May u. 1873. Two cottage. and
lots on Twelfth street, between Commercial
avenue anu Poplar streets, opposite the resi-.
dence Of John q. Harmon, will be sold at
auction. Terms, two-thrds cash, tn, bal
ance on ten months time, secured by note,
and sale mortgage bearing ten per cent. in.
teIest. The houses are comparatively new,
and in drst-rate order. Parties wishing to
purchase would do well to come and ex-
anime them be fore day of sale.
At the same time and place | will sell, at
auction, ali Of my household furniture, con.
sisting OF carpets. bedsteads, bureaus, bed
clothing, tables, fe8ther-beds, stoves. chairs,
pictures, ETC., otc. Sale TO commence at 10
o'clock u, IN. JOSEPH ARNOLD.
Meyers & Arnold, Auctioners.
CAIRO, May l., 1873. 5-leit.
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"Oberiy is jubiant over the advent Of
weiss beer 10 Cairo. We expect to hear
soon OF another midnight wheelbarrow ex-
cursion." Thus are we,the most temperate
man In Cairo, abused by the Mound City
Journal
Mr.. Rosenwater of the firm OF Goldstine
& Rosenwater, has returned from the East
where he purchased as fine stock Of goods
as can be found anywhere in this part Of the
state. The goods are now arriving, and
ready for sale.
MIR. Joseph Arnold will sell his lots, houses
and household and kitchen furniture on
Wednesday next, at 10 O'Clock, ain, on the
premises. on Twelfth street. The sale Is
certain. Arnold intends to buy big stock
OF goods and 20 iuto business in earnest.
He is an energetic. driving man, and makes
things go when he gets at them.
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To THE BuLLETiS.-ls it true, as
claimed by The BULLETIN, that the muir
der OF Swoboda was witnessed by man
who has never been upon witne,s stand
lest his fair name should receive q stain
Ii SO, Mr.. BuLLETIN, and you know it,
out with his name; If be- assumes respccts-
bility falsely, throw of his false coll
ors; there 10 more ways than one
Of having him brought to the
witness stand, by all means let him be
brought upon the witness stand.
The discrimination Of male and female
inmates OF houses of prostitution and MUIR
der is all wrong. Why do the police
"pull" the females and not the males /.
it because the law makes distinction
between inmates. CHASING them into two
classes, the female being subject to arrest
and ane, and tho males privileged to vio-
late the same laws without fear of moles-
ts,ion II go, have failed to so read it
Or. is il because some mon are
bravo enough to strike ('pul') a woman
but too cowsrdly to arrest or "pull' a
MANI Mr.. BULLETIN we kind O. like
your style of going for the disreputsbles,
and hope you will use your influence to
break down distinctions that all violators
or law may Nv su'J''t W tuo b'nIc p"Hal"
ties for like ofo noes QUERIsT.
We don't know the name of the man.
We we're informed by policeman that
another man, beside Rheutsn, was present,
and could bo produced If ne ,esssry,
Concerning the other matters referred
to by our correspondent We haven't much
to say. If we understand the law, the po-
lice cannot enter any house without a
warrant, and we don't know how they can
get at tho mon who visit the dsreputable
houses. But then We have given tina,
subject very little thought. We are too
virtuous to think about such matters for
any great leEgth Of time. When
we become sinful We shall devote all
our intellect to tho subject and all our time
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= r q = o S A l. S
FOR COPYING THE LAWS AND
JOURNALS OF THE 2STH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF IELINIOS.

On or before the 2sth day of May, 1873,
and until /? o'clock m. OF said day, sealed
proposals will be received 10y the minis
siOners OF public printing for copying the
laws, journals and joint resolutions of the
Twenty-eighth general assembly of the
stare of Illinois, and Tor such additional
copying rs may be ordered by said general
assembly.
such proposals mu.h he In triplicatc, one
copy 10 be deposited with the secretary OF
state, one with the auditor of public ac.
counts and one with the state treasurer,
and accompanied by a bond, for the faithful
performance OF the contract, in the penal
sum Of $1,000, signed by two surcties. said
bond must be satisfactory to said commits
sioners, and be approved by the governor,
and filed in his Office until the award H.
made.
Each proposal must be accompanied by at
least ten lines OF the handwriting OF the per-
son making the pl oposals-legal cap paper
taken as the measure.
The governor aud the commissioners OF
public printing reserve to themselves the
right to REJECT any and all bids. The proposals
Will be opened at three O'c.ock p. m, We'd
nesday, May -, 1873, in the office OF the
governor, and the contract then and there
awarded unless all bids are rejected
Gro. ii. HARLOW, Sec'y OF state.
&. T.. LIPPiSCOTr, Auditor i. A.
T.. huTZ, State Treasurer.
5-ll d2w. Commissioners Public Printing
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

AT the Presbyterian church this forenoon
at lOl O'Clock, the Rev. IL. b. Thayer will
deliver 3 funeral sermon on the death OF
MIR. Charles {. Mum. In the evening he
will deliver a discourse on "1he Glory OF
the Second Temple"
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Tyrone Nashville
City Of Chester, Memphis
Illinois, Columbus
4" Sam Roberts al tow, ST. Louis
" Ajax, New Orleans
Ruth, Camden
james Fisk, Jr Paducah
Lookout and t,w, below
" Falls Pilot, Ohio river
Quickstep Evansville
Belle Memphis, st. Louis
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Tyrone, Nashville
City of Chester, 81. Louis
Illinois, Columbus
4" sam Roberts AMI tow Ohio river
" Bismarck, New Orleans
Ajax, Ohio river
" Ruth, st. Louis
Jas. Fisk, Jr,, faducah
Lookout and tow, Ohio river
Falls Pilot, passed down
" Quickstep, Evansville
" Belle Memphis, Memphis
CONDITION OF TIE RIVERS
Reports from all quarters agree that the
Ohio is rscoding its entire length Az
this point that stream ia about stationary
and will probably be falling to-day
The Mississippi is falling from Sioux City
aad st. Paul to Cairo. AT ST. Louis the
decline is slow. Red river is reported re-
cedng from Shreveport TO its mouth, with
a seven foot stage of water on the worst
bars. However the decline will be Of
short duration, Ms q swell Is reported
above the raft, which will let out several
boats caught in the RAFT with cargoes by
the recent decline. The Arkansas river
is reported rising, and boats have no
trouble in going through to Fort Smith.
BUSINESS
Although tho weather yesterday WAS all
that could be desired, the levee looked dull
aud void Of bpsiness activity. Indeed
tAere was very little business transacted
Several Of tho boats that landed took on
small quantities Of freight, but most Of
them went away flying light.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The new wreck ne baat built at Cincn-
natl for the Underwriters, has been
named Il. w, Dugan, in compliment OF
to the superintendent OF the wrecking
company. Steam wa, raised on her for
the fret time last Wednesday.
The St. Louis Republican lays the
Shamrock, was laying At the wharfin
this city is to be sold.
The OH City has contracted to wreck
the Pink Marble.
The Belle Lee has laid upat Now Dr.
leans for repairs
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a new hotel has been opened in the large
house located on the corner OF Seventh
street and Washington avenue. 1t will be
known as Browns hotel, and proprietored
by Mr., Brown, whose reputation as q hotel.
keeper is weil-known in this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
refurnished, and is in every way frstca,s.
The tables are at all times furnished with
the best the season affords, aud the charges
liberal, being only u SO per day. Mr..
Brown solicits aud deserves a share of the
public patronage, 5-litf
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FINELAUNDRY WORK.

Mrs. Lettie Coleman takes this method OF
informing the public that she IL now pre-
pare to do all kinds Of fine laundry work, at
cheap rates. Fluting, crimping, etc., done
at small advance per dozen on plain clothes.
Families aud individuals will find it to their
advantage to take their clothes to Mrs. Cole
man. Residence on Fourth street, south
side, between Washington and Commercial
avenues 5-lj-lm
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LOCAL MEATH tR REPORT.

u, 8. SIG. SER, UBsEhvER's OFFICE,
CAIRO, May II, 1873, l0:ll PIN.
Barometer 1892.
Their nometer 60 degrees.
Wind, northeast, velocity !? miles per
hour.
Weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last "a hour, at
Up. IN, IS degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, at
0 q. H., 80 degrees.
Prevailing wind last q hour, east.
Total number of miles wind travelled, last
"a hours, l62.
DAVID W. HARSErT. Observer.
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ICE CREAM SALOON,

A warm weather is approaching the
lovers oil ice cream will be glad TO learn that
Messrs. saup a Clarkson have lifted up and
reiuruished, in elegant style, their Ice cream
parors. Their mammoth soda fountain ha-
slsJ been put in running order, and nothing
is wanting about the establishment 10 make
the pleasure aud comfort Of their patrons
complete i.l5.tt
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POLICE COURT.

In Judge Bross' court yesterday, only two
or three unimportant cases were tried. The
disposition OF q few plain DRINKS and fight
or two, concluded the labors Of the court.
There were thee or four cases tried be.
fore Judge Bird. Two for being drunk and
disorderly, and ono man for being disorder.
ly without being drunk, were fined.
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Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out stock of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and hty different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, flow.
ers and notions OF all sorts, all OF which wi
be sold NJ the lowest prices.
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NEIGHBDRHDOD NE VS..

j. y, Clemson of Caledonia, picked the
lrst strawberries of tho season last Sun.
day,
Louis Wilmot, or French Louie has
80 near recovered from injuries received
in trying to mount a moving train on the
illinois Central railroad, that he 10 able 10
Dc about sgsiu,
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

To any aud all who desire line,
genuine French calf,kid, Morocco or patent
leather pair of boots, gaiters or shoes OF any
or all oil the latest styles, William Ehers, on
Twentieth street, is ready 10 furnish them
Al the most reasonable rate, and guarantees
good stock good tits AMI perfect satisfaction.
Lrla.ln
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PERSONAL.

James H. smith, Esq, has located In tbi.
city, 80 Ohio levee, a. an attorney at lawanI
r'al estate and insurance agent. see hi.
card In another column in The BULLETS.
Col Townes OF Jonesboro, and Hon. VIM.
Mr.. Bar OF Benton, were in the city ye.ter.
day, Our inability to spare the time neces.
sary TO initiate these gentlemen into the
mysteries Of Cairo has caused us much re.
greet,
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Mr. J. NJ. Moskoylcs, the enterprising
dealer in dry goods, Washington venue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, offers his
large and varied stock Of goods at cost
prices. His store is full of the choicest OF
dry goods Of every variety and quality, and
the prices at which he il disposing OF them
are astonishingly low. Call upon him and
satisfy yourself. 81 If.
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NOTICE.

BIDS WIN he received at the office OF W.
w. thorntoh Tor grading and leveling the
drives and walks Of St. Mary's park. accord.
10 plans and spec'hcs ions. 10 he seen AT
dee Of Charles Thrupp. All work done
subject TO approya OF the committee
...Isns. and Committee appointed by
mayor or city council. All work 10 b.
ely the yard asneasured by c, Thrupp.
committee reserve the right to reject
,olds. W. W. IHoRsTos.
PHIL. HOWARD,
Nay u, 1878. PAT. FiTzoLEALp
ou6 copy.
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5.2u.
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COMMERCIAL HOIEL.

This popular hotel has been RENTED and
Improved, ana is now one OF the most com
iorts1!e stopping places IN the city. The
travelling public and persons desiring
p sasaut quarter 10y the week or month, vii
always IND them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been rcductcd as fol.
lows; DAY board, si 30 per week; transit,
VI 30 per day; board and lodging, from s.
10 o. per week. If
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saloon.seepers, and all Others are hereby
~<notihed to Sell no more liquor Of any kind
70 my husband, Jack Conners, or they will
be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the iqLor
law. CATHARISE IONNERs.
CAIRO May "A, 1873. 5-lj Ct.
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Notice is hereby given that on and after
June /, all dogs and sluts found running al
large. will be Killed by me or under my di-
rection. unless the required tax is paid on
the same. l viii receive dog tax on and
after May 10 NJ the city clerks Office.
olstd WIN. MCHALE, City Marshal.
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We are the sole agent for the sale Of Mus.
sons pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
at CoDdon, Illinois, put up in convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
ABB II. CoFFEY, PACE & Co.,
No. IS Ohio Leyee.
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SALE OF EQUIPMENT STORES

There will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, at 10 am, on Thursday,
May 20, 1873, at the naval station, Mound
City, quantity OF naval equipment stores.
in part as follows, viz:
IL anchors, 9,2ss pounds.
: chain cables.
hawsers.
set scales counter
A" tplatform).
SS yards cotton canvas.
And large quantity Of miscellancou, arti-
Giles, such a.: Wire and MANILA rope. boat
awnings, rowlocks, double and single blocks,
| lamps, old juok, ETC., etc.
Terms. Ten per cent. in government
| funds on the conclusion OF the sale, and the
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articles must be removed from the
station, otherwise they viii revert to the
| government.
BY order Of the commandant of station.
FRANCIS L. GILLETT,
5-l5'ti Paymaster |. :. Navy.
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ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS ,

" A special conclaye OF Cairo Com.
mandery, NO, Il, knight. Templar, w,ll be
held this saturday evening, May H. at :
O'Clock, Tor The purpose OF completing ar
Engagements for the Vienna excursion.
II is important that every sir knight,
should be in attendance.
JAMES 4, PuIILI-, Recorder.
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Bird cages, flower baskets, wire clio tn
riddles, sand screens, rakes, hoes, shoye.s,
spades, spading and hay forks, step and ex.
tension ladders, wood pumps and general
assortment OF tinware, stoves and house fur
ni-hing goods, at Halley's. 4-2i I'm.
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NOTICE.

salson.kecpcrs and all others are hereby
notified to sell no more liquor to my nus
band, Thomas Winters. Any person selling
liquor to him after this date will be prose-
ctied to the full extent Of the liquor law.
JOANNA WINTERS.
CAIRO, Nav Il. 1873. 5-lo-2w
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NOTICE.
ILLINOIs CENIRAI K. L.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. Il. Co
AGENTS OFFICE, CAIRO, May IL, l'73.
On aud after this date the ticket Office
will be sept open Tor the sale Of tickets from
Q am. IL II IN, and from 80 p m. TO 7. m,
and from 10 $50 pm. TIE Office viii also
be opened 80 minutes before the departure
OF the night tralns. JAMES JOHNSON,
o-IE-dlw Agent.
tsun copya
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Just received by Matthias x Uhl, GA ONO
Ievee. 10000 pounds {. 5. bacon; 2,"o
pounds bacon shoulders; 20 tierces choice
leaf lard; new potatoes; new beets; ne"
,,,x,,rs. "a onions 5-l4-6t
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Window screen wire, water-coolers, zero
refrigerators, toilet sets, bird cages and a
general stock Of tin and Britannia ware, also
good supply Of the celebrated Charter
Oak cooking stoves at lowest figures No
100, Commercial avenue.
Z. W. HENDERSON, Cairo, Illinois.
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ENVELOPES

Fine white single and double amber
single and double \ Canary, best quality of;
MANILA, blue letter, etc, etc. 10000 for
sale, printed at ~ 80 10 d 30 per thousand,
al the BIIIYrIs OFFICE
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The funeral services of Charles c. Mum
will be held at the Presbyterian church this
morning at IL o'clock. The remains will be
taken on the $40 train to Chicago, and be
buried In Rose Hin cemetery.
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New stock and new styles Of wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, etc, etc i, at b. +.
Meigs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Cali and see the latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else.
where. 4-l6-
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

We are authorized to announce that
David J. Baker Is a candidate tor judge Of
the rwenty-sixth Judicial circuit. Election
on Monday, June ., 1873 I'll
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LETTER LIST.

LADIES LIST.
Avery, Mary Bradshaw, Mary
Bennett, Mary Ann Cha Sc, Mrs l. II
Coleman, Mrs y K Csskey, Sarah J
Cowen, Bette Coleman, Cbenuie
Douglass, Harriet Famine, Annie
Frazier, Mrs Gilkie, Angelina
Goodruen, Miss Gardner, Eil a
Gray, Eliza Garvey Sarah V
Howard, Mrs Nancy Harrington, Ellie
Howell, Mr. { X Harris, Livey
Jones, Elvirs Koefer, Lewis
Herman, Mary Ann Keuger, Jennie
Lloyd Mary Ann Lswshs Tenna
Lawson, Charlotte Mrdont, Mary
Munson, Mollie McGatien, Mollie
Muller, Catherine Msngrion, Mary
Maddocks, Mary Owens, Hattie
Perry, Fanny Phillips, Emma
Robinson, Patsy Smith, Harriet
Schucts, Fanny Smith, Lydia
Stsnbery, Carrie Shearer, " A
Smmons Sarah Smith, Laura
Smith. Bertha Turner, Martha
Wears-, VI y Walsh Maggie
Welch. Catherine Watkins Widow
Welch, Katie Williams Catherine
GEsTLEMES's LIST.
Bell, Jas Balm, +
Burgas, Harris biaaI-y, Geo
brown, Frank & Barlow, Alex
Barlow, Alex j Churchill, Marshall
Corcoran, 4 IL Chase, Willard
Cox, John Curren, John
Gurus, John Corcoran, John
Crawford, J ) Cody, Dennis
Eagle, Carter Downs, VIM
Ed,ns, A ; Eimore, Charley
Evans, Chas II EDersale, Geo
Elder VIM Eaton, VIM
Elkens, Louis Fur,e Lerry
Fry, NJ Fitzpatrick, Patrick
Fitzgerald, Peter tarios, VIM
Fletcher, WIN Gray, lsaac
Green, James Green d Moore
Garrett, Greenup Graham, Joseph
Green, jaime 4 Graham, j
Glass, NJ Harbaugh, -
Hamilton, CsptW Harley VIM
Jumerson, q johnson, VIM
johnson, Vino Lee, James
Manning, Joseph Muluix, w
Mcintyre, Jonn Martin, Jsme. s
Martin, Joe McAli'ter, Hugh p
Mills, George Morse, K A
II iris u Gobble, Mattkes, Alfred
Osment, Z w Phillips, 4
Psrker, John Plummer Asa
Reed ) b Roberts, T
Reed, Curtis Reid Cal
Riber, James Stafford Alsworth
Short, frank Smi h, ! l.
sweeney John South, Thos
smith, stephen Stone, w +
smiley, VIM Smith, w b
Thompson, w II Tension, VIM G.
townsend, Thomas Trmbe, joseph
Tree, Thomas Nollmsn, Nick
Wales, &c Weber, George II
HisemaE; Dsn'l-2 White, John
Washington, Leo Wbteman, VIC
Young, Vim W.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-18
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Burger has just received AMI opened
large stock o, damasks, napkins. toweings,
ETC., etc, all of which will be sold cheaper
than they can be bought anywhere else in
town.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-18

r. NJ. Ward 10 now ~ opared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hickory wood TO any
part Of the city. Also all kin sof wood and
coal always on hand. Leave orders at his
office, corner Seventeenth street and Com.
mercal avenue. 3.25 II.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-18

The most beautiful percales, jaconets and
other white dress good. ever brought to
this market, can be bought tor exceedingly
low prices at Burgers.