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a Mean HaryIander,

From the Baltimore American.
On last Friday, a patrolmaD, OF the
Southern District, found on Light street
a ragged, sickly looking German boy,
about sixteen years old. lie seemed to
be suffering with typhoid fever, and
was unable to speak English The
officer took him before Squire Jardir,
who issued permit for his admission
to the Baltimore lnfirmary. The
worthy physicians of the lrfirmary
gave needful attention, aud on Satur-
day afternoon discovered that the sup
posed boy was a young and rather good
looking girl. An Interpreter having
been found in one Of the police officers
of the Western District, it was yesterday
ascertsinej that her name was Which,
nina Lagant. Two years ago. che
came with friends 10 this country ard,
when they went out west, she was hir-
ed to work OF field and house work, by
farmer on Rock creek, near White
Rock, Maryland, who engaged to give
her ten dollars month. When work
ing in the field, Brookwalt, her employ
err, advised her to wear masculine appa-
rel, as it would be more convenient, and
gave her an old suit of mems clothes,
that she has worn ever since. She new.
er got any other clothes, and two years
work in the suit given her has made it
ragged and dilapidated. Two weeks
ago, the girl says, the farmer sold OF
everything, and, without paying her q
cent for her two years services, or maxi
ing any provision for her. started, with
his family, for Chicago, and she was
left on the farm without money or food.
The captain OF a pungy kindly brought
the supposed destitute German boy to
this city, and she wandered about
Light street wharf until found by the
police.
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Ameriean Gas Coai For Europe.

American Gas Coat For Europe.
A Berlin jourlsl Of June q says that
"ths growing scarcity of gas coal in Eu.
rope calls forth a great deal ofcomment
in the public prints. Europe has now
scarcely enough for its own consump-
ton, and the gas works Of Spanish
America, Of the Brazils, and the Brit
ish and Dutch colonies on the Pacific
will heucsforth have to look to the
United States, especially to Pennsylva-
MIA and West Virginia, alone for sup
ply, except in cases where they have
contracted 10 England years ahead"
Similar remarks, it is stated, come
from the Ruhr country, in Western
Prussia, where gas coal is produced,
from Belgium and from France. The
Moniteur, lie Commerce, La Corte Libre,
aud the Messenger de Paris, all papers
that may be called standard on coal
and metal matters, are teeming with
similar articles.
The subject is Of great'importance to
our own countrymen, inasmuch as we
are likely soon to monopolize near mar
kets, both on the Atlantic and Pacific,
lending increased activity to our already
extensive relations with those countries.
The New York Bulletin remarks that
Il will also lend a considerable higher
value to the lands OF those companies
or individuals that may be fortunate
enough to possess good gas coal depos
its, however distant they may be from
tide-water; for while the foreign de-
mand will take off the coal nearest the
sea, from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Norfolk, our great inland consumption
will absorb the stores that are most
handy further west. Not to speak CT
the countries on the Pacific, where
neither in China or in Japan, nor in the
Isaud Of Formosa, nor in Australia or
New ZEALAND, gas coal has been discov
cred the fields nearest at hand-Span-
ish America and the Brazils, are OF vas!
importance to us already.
The Importance Of the new custo-
mers we shall have to supply is shown
by the fact that the sudden rise in the
value of certain products, especially
coffee, hides and copper, has during the
past two years enriched all South aud
Central America, and the people are
launching ont in local improvements
and luxury, including the Lighting o.
their spacious public places with gas.
on a grand scale. The difficulty hitherto
experienced in contendng for the carry
ing trade in that direction has been IN
finding paying outward freights; but
with a constant overflow OF coal this
would be obviated. Apropos to this
important crisis in the coal trade. the
Bulletin thinks that West Virginia must
become the great source Of coal supply
to countries which have hitherto drawn
their gas coal almost entirely from
Great Britain. baltimore Sun.
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Impor1anoe of Healthy Blood.

Every drop Of blood that circulates
through the veins eventually becomes a
solid particle Of the body Flesh, bone and
muscle are merely solifled blood, and u pom
the quality ofthe blood depends the condi.
ton of the whole physical system. Unless
the liquid material by which the human
substance is renewed and sustained is pure
and nutritious it Is impossible that the
body can be healthy and strong. One of
the most i'm portant properties OF II ostet,er's
Stomach Bitters is that OF improving the
condition OF the vital fluid when infected
or Impoverished. Acting directly and pow
erfuliy upon the stomach, In which the
manufacture OF the blood Is commenced,
and upon the liver which secretes fluid
rext In importance TO the stream Of life it.
self, this powerful vegetable tonic aud
depureut has al immense indirect infu-
ence upon the circulate IN. Hence the ex-
traoruinary cures wroUs ht by the Biiters in
cases OF general debility, malarious levers,
rheumatism, billiousness, constipation, &C.
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DIED.

BROOKS-Iuly sd, 1878, at $50 p. NJ,
Charles Brooks, Sr., aged ~ years.
Funeral from his late residence Sth ward
at 8 O'Clock this friday afternoon.
Friends of the family ere invited to attend.
WlLSON-Thursdsy, July 24th, at 2ll5
o'clock, Vim. p. Wilson, In the 74th year OF
his age.
Funeral notice Friday or Saturday morn
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Mothers. aothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WlNsLoWS
SOOTHING SYRUP flI oil diseases Incident
to the period OF t.ething In children. 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures wind colic,
regulates the bowels. and by giving RELIEF
aud health to the child, gives rest TO the
mother.
Be sure and call for -
For sale by all druc gists. deyb
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KENWOOD. seAs11 &c. BOYS.

Presents strong attractions to parents and
guardians. A pleasant home; Thorough
Instruction healthful discipline; excellent
library: new apparatus. Send for Gaia.
logue. Liberal discount to clergymen.
CHARLES JACoBUs. A. NJ, Prin.,
New Brighton, Penn,
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ENCOURAGEMENT
MARIETTA, OHIO.

The next term In College and Academy
begins thursday, Sept 4. The town Is
gent and refined. and I'm full sympathy with
the college. Cabinets and appai atus are
large and excellent; the number OF vol
umes $500. Candidates for the ministry
have tuition and room rent RENTED, and
aid is gwen to other worthy students need
Ing II. The attendance the last two years
much larger than before. Address the
PRESIDENT, 1, w. ANDRE WS. =
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HIDES STOLEN,
TO HORSE OWNERS,

GEORGE FoRFPAUdH WILL BE AT
U the Custom House Friday, saturday,
Monday and Tuesday, four days. for the
PURPOSE OF buyin. horses and mares Tor
street car purposes. An excellent opportu-
nifty for all who wish to sell.
iul25 q
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Perfected Spectncies.

NXTORY & DUFFIELc, AT 10I MAR
OKEr sir. Ell, below NJ lure House, have
for years made their Perfected Spectscles a
speciality, and thousands of a most s!ght'ess
ewes have been restored 10 health an vignr
by these unequalled glasses. We employ
no travelling agents. Call at l04 Market st.,
for Specsa, les, Watches, Clocks, Jewery,
Gold Pens, &c.
Watches and clocks REPAIRED.
july25 OXiOBf q DCFFiELD
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20 n 6 Al E
HRS. &. SMYIH'S

CCHO0b FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
= Children in the Lindsey Institute
building. will! reopen September s,h, 49,"
English branches Mathematics and Modern
languages by competent teachers. Paint
irg and drawing classes taught by Mrs
Wilkinson. Tne location il very desirable,
being central, quiet and easy OF access For
circulars or further information amply to
Mrs Smyth, Chapline street, mar 9th, (old
Isl street), or al the school ROOFS.
jul1i-rD
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FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
" seventeen acres, situated In Ohio coun-
", west Va, two miles ron Roney's Point
and Hempheld railroad, twelve miles rom
wheeling, on the line Of the West Union
pike. Improvem snIs, two good dwelling
houses, barn stable, and other ont build
ings; 80 acres under Gu tlvatiOn balance I'm
good timber: orchard o. choice fruit VIII
be sold nj private sale for So per acf e. ray
menis to suit the purchaser. II not foid by
Septembe- will lie for rent. For further
particulars apply 10
JAMES ANDERSON,
West Alexander, Washington Co, Pa,
Or B. r. JONES,
juiy2 Attorney at Law, Wheeling
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TURTLE SOUP.

TURTLE SOUP LUNCH WILL BE
serv' a every morning from o \. NJ, at
JOHN GEBHART'S Saloon, South Wheel
ing. All are invited. JuylOb
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
IN.
THE DAILY REGISTER

One square changeable once a week $50.
"For Sale "For Rent" wants,
"Boarding, "aL ost, ""Found, ""Obituaries,"
"ReIigious and Society Notices, no cents per
line for each insertion, but no advertise
ment less than so cents.
Special Notices Is Der cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places .
per cent additional.
Cuts viii be charged double for space oc-
Supied.
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per llne--bm no
local notioe wtR be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR. "
All Advertisements,ex except for established
business houses, must be paid for In Sd
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisemsnIs not connected with 1t will be
charged for at ourregular rates.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!
P. MCLAUGHLIN & CO.'S
coal -. 0RxS.

CO ~ ORNS.
Southeast End OF Zane street Eridge, East
Wheeling.
We Will take pleasure in filling all orders
forcoal left ut the following named places,
Or at the Col Works, viz:
Geo Roberts Paint store, Main street.
Ihos. Fahy, Grocer, Market street, Centre
Wheeling.
Mrs McEntee, cor. Sixth and Clay streets.
Thomas Mccormick, Third street. bet
Main and Market, Ienire Wheeling.
E8-O.ders Solicited. feb4-h
TN THf COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
lcounty, June Rules
Thomas Hughs and William f. Trull,
partners as Thomas Hughes 4 Co., Is Daniel
Quinlan. IN aSsumpSit.
The object OF this action is to recover from
the defendant tho sum of two hundr.
and thirteen dollars and fifty cents (2l35O)
with interest thereon from the first day OF
April, 1871. until paid, which sum is due for
merchandise and money advanced 10 the
said defendant.
The summon in this case having been re.
turned mot found" and ii appearing from
an affidavit filed in the cause that the said
Daniel QDinlan Is nonresident of the
State; IL Is ordered that the said Daniel
Quinlan do appear before this Court. or the
Clerk thereof, in his office within one
month from the date OF this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect his
interests in the premises.
Teste- ROBT. B. W. obs,
Clerk Ofthe County Court, for Ohio county
this 9th day May, 1873.
CRACKAfT & RUSSELL, pro Qu.
muy29-b
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Lindsley Institute.

HhlShthS! pound ~ vii A !sss s eI is
heavy On the smoothest face without tnju'
ry) In q days, or money refunded. % cents
spRissS sEbaAs J6S n 10 Ashland 3 Mass
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Kenmore UnfVeTsify High
School, Amherst q. H., Va.

Preparatory to the University of Va. II. A:
Strobe, (Math Medsist u. Va, Principal
and Instructor in Maths matics. ID; Z.
Latin, q. Vs.). Instructor in Greek, Latin,
French, German and Botany. This is one
of the leading high schools of Virginia and
presents many advantages Incompatible
with those cf he's. Students also recelv-
Sept. 18th, 1875. / or Catalogue, address the
Principal
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Northern Pacific R. R.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,

hear and enths per cent. CO." inferred
VIII the foIloWing elements OF secursiy;
l. They the standard "ni's"''' "a S'f'"Es"rH'ra
company. ....u.r.oo nm s.,a g.sas a.. Right a, H.
!ney a TaIeoraph Line uipHenis and Franrnises
TaeS are frs the Traffic or net earnings The
Dc InSy TIC net RECEIPTS the Unon.Centrai Paci6c
o I'm its second year of business were equal to nine
coat OF the Northern Pacific
rSny s-e first only mortgage ca all tho Eana
:pteS to the Company ON the completion
ons 70 about $4,000 mile OF track Sold M
the Average price realized by other grans these lands
more than tunes the total Issue OF bonds per
The Ronds are times convertible at 10 cen,
nremtum into the Conlpanys Lands at market prices
in- ot Uned STATES Five.Twenty Bonds con.
vert them into NORTHERN PACIFIC sEVEN.rHIRrIES,
eaiizinD an Immediate handsome profit. and decreasing
tSeir yearly interest income nearly OSE-THfRp.
SonstautiF On hand for delivery by
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-02
roR SALE.

1 win sell my rssIdsnce property on Sew.
enth street, between Washington avenue
~ Walnut street, comprising six lots, run.
nlag through from Sixth to Seventh streets,
Mn npe dwelling-house, carriage house,
stable, well, fruit trees, grapery, ETC., etc
all In prime condition.
Also the fine business stand. No. Il Ohio
leyee.
Also 1853 acres excellent fruit or farming
land, on the Ohio river, adjoining the town
Of Caledonia, Pulaski county, half mile
from station on the Z. and v. railroad
One hundred acres under cultivation.
Also fine lot, % acres, with a good farm
house thereon, situated in villa Ridge, &
beautiful place.. wcl stocked with choice
fruit trees.
Also two lots At the corner OF Third street
and the levee.
Also three good drays, and three sets Of
uray harness; two-lorse wagon, nearly
new, with double harness.
Prices and terms reasonable.
CAiko, July ~, 1873. ID. HuRD.
100 Wv
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KYNAsToN TO THE FRONT

MIR. James kynsston, whose reputation as
butcher Is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened a new mea,
shop near the corner of Commercial avenue
ana twentieth street, next door TO Mr.. Pat
""rAs grocery store. Itisawell Known and
acknowledged fact that Mr.. Kynaston, dur.
ing ms long experience In the meat bust
ness IN this city, never offered TO his custom.
ess anything but the choicest Of every Find
OF meat. lie lisa good Judge OF cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest and latest,
anu Sa consequences has the best of beef.
me same may be said Of every kind Of meat
sold by him. Give him trial, and our word
Tor H. yoa will always be pleased. 0-ls-u
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Me"rs, T. smythe & Co., intend 70.
moving their entire stock Of goods from
their old stand, on tho Ohio lavss, to tho
one occupied by Thorn 1t ths corner Of
Nineteenth and Commercial svsnus, hav.
ing met with success In their new store
.sr beyond their most sanguIns sxpscta.
.'ons, they have concluded TO consolidate
LOT tho present u least their business
IN tho meantime their store house on the
,evee will DO given thorough overhaul.
ing aud placed u perfect repair. Thank.
ing the public Tor pat tAvers tAsy rsspsct-
'ully solicit : coatiAuanss Of the sams.
7-l0tf 49,.
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an IrishmAn, had stabbed him With . largo
pockst-knifs. DR.. Wood Wa Summoned,
and immsdiatsly ordered McCue 10 DO Ia
~ - shs hospital. Officer Martin At
once started out in search Of Harrigan,
and liitIs before dinner time succeeded
In Arrestiassshim In the 0affnsy house.
Harfigaa Yves sent 10 jail and will not bo
brought out until McCue d able 70 an.
pear against HIM, MoCus's wounds are
severe but not necessarily fatal.
"A change has taken place In tho we'll
known commission nrm of Coffoy, Pace
. Co., Of this city. Mr. Cofroy, the senior
partner, has withdrawn from the firm
Cairo, however, will lose nothing by this
change, ~ all tho gentlemen heretofore
connected with II, propose to romain, and
do business In the city. Mcssrs. H. r.
CofFsy, j. p. NJ, Harrison and X, q.
Brown, have entered into co-partnership
under tho firm name Of Coffey, Harrison
q o., and will carry on tho commission
business at No GS Ohio lsvoe. The mem.
bers OF tho new firm are all we'll known TO
tho business men OF Southern Illinois, 70
DO gentlemen OF the strictest integrity, and
nrst-clsss business quail a ,stions. Of
Mr.. X. O. Pace Of Tho old firm Of Cof-
icy, Pace u Co., We can only speak in the
highest terms. Since no has done business
In this city no has won hosts Of friends
and Is numbered among our bcst citizens
and business mon. We understand tba,
Mr. Pace has entered into co-opartser.
ship with several othor gentlemen, and
will continue to carry on tho com mission
business at tho old stand OF Coiioy, Pace
" Co, at No. % Ohio lcvec.
Night before last at about hali.pss,
twelve o'clock Chief Of Police MoHale
stepped into the bar-room Of the Gatiaoy
house, on Sixth street and engaged In con.
vcrsation with railroad conductor
named Mulville. Dnring tho convorsa.
ton McHale thoughtlcssly .laid his cane on
tho counter and kept on talking. Pres.
emily an individual named w. p. Denni-
ven, . tailor In the employ OF Mr.. =
Men, very cody stepped up to the counter
picked up the canc and started out OF tn,
door. Some ono in the bar.
room who saw the transac.
ton called Mr.. McHale's at
tention TO Dennivon, who by this tim,
had reached the sidewalk. McHal,
started after Denniven and asked hin
whero he was going with that cane. >
When MclIsle was within few feet Of
him, Dennivon clutched tho cane with
both hands and dealt his schiofship terri.
bic blow across the cheek. Denniven
started to run, but was captured before
reaching tho corner Of Sixth street and
Commercial avenue. Dsnniven was
takon before Judge Bross yesterday
morning, who sent him to Jail for sixteen
days.
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NOTICE.
Aor's. OFFICE q. u v. X. r., ,


CAIRO, Ills, July 20, 1873.
For tho accommodation of the citizen,
of Cairo, the Mound City accommodation
train will ON and after Monday, July %
stop as follows: At Fourteenth stree,
Twentieth street, Twenty-afth street
Thirty-fourth street, and the crossing OF
the Illinois Central railroad. No one
will be permitted on tho train without n
ticket. Fare between Seventh street sta.
ton and Illinois Central railroad crossing
and intermediate points, five cents.
Tickets good for twenty fares can be pur-
chased Mt the ticket office, corner OF Sew
enth street, for one dollar. Passengers
Will not DO permitted 10 got of or on tho
train at any points Other than the above
CHAs. u. WooD,
Gen1 Passenger and Ticket Agt.
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.kSTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up hy Ezra King of Clear Creek
precinct on tho 18th day of June, 1873,
ana posssd before james L. Sanders j
P.,on the Sosh day Of June, is,a ! .o,, ].
mare nine OF ten years old, sixteen h.nas
high, and having weak eyes. Also 4 .hs
same time and place. . mousa.e Olored
mare mule, name sheared, about eighteen
months old. Appraised, together, =,
sighty-nvs dollars, The report Of which
taking up and poAslsg Il ON Die In my Of
asa JACOB g. Lyxca,
7.sl-st County Clerk.
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A NEW FlRST-OLASS BARRER.
SHOP.

MoHenry Roe & Co, of New Orleans,
nave come 10 this city 70 stay, and have
lifted up first class barber-shop on Com.
mere'al avenue in the room next to Han.
mons book store, lately occupied by Stu.
art q dholson as q dry goods store. The
workmen are all arst.class and are pre.
pared to cut hair, shave. shampoo, etc. in
the very latest styles. All they ask Is q
trial; They respectfully solicit . share ~
pubic patronage. McHrNRY Rox q 90
T.1kNP
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READ THIS

On and after August l, / intend to do
strictly cash business, except with those of
my CUSTOMERS who settle promptly on the
hrst OF every month. All old accounts
and notes In my hands which are not
settled very soon, / shall advertise and sell
at public vondue. d. ARrrK.
CAIRO, July 20, 1872. 7.27-Im
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FOR SALE.

Tho house and lot No. 10, in block n
situated on Eleventh street, south side, DO.
tween Walnut and Cedar streets. The
said house and lot will be sold cheap fol
cash For all particulars, enquire Of Mr..
Antony Smith, who may DO found Mt tho
residence Of William NJ. Canaen.
CAIRO, Ills, July 25, 1879, d.lws
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A GOOD INYESTMRNT

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, 90 feet front on the ave-.
nue. house 3 stories. Two large stores
can DO fitted up on tho first aoor, the nm.
per stories are well arranged for offices or
dwellings. For further particulars an.
qu,re OF JOHN z. HARTMAN Il Co.
o-4-u Real Estate Agents, Cairo. lila
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BOARDING HOUSE FOR RENT

The largo brick house known as thu
blelock house, corner of Seventh and
Walnut, 10 for rent and tho furniture
Tor sale There are during the summer
thirty and during the fall and winter for.
ty-hve and fifty regular bosrdors. For
particulars apply on tho premises.
7.2s.Na
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AUCTION SALE OFyALuABLE LEyEE

lwll! sell on Wednesday the 9th day Of
tion TO the highest bidder, the following do.
scItbed property, to-wit
Lot. numbered seventeen IN aud elgb-
teen 10, IN block numbered one ~. I'm fhs
city OF Cairo, Illinois, being on the corner
Of Fourth street aud Ohio levee.'
THIS property IL beyond doubt one Of the
nne@ business sites III the city
The purchaser OF lot No. II win have tho
use anu benefit Of the north wall Of tho
Ut least u 900. WV"
Terms, el,000 cash ON each lot, balance IN
one year with per cent. tntersat. secured
~ deed OF trust on properly.
q, WINSTON, Agent.
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

nj. AND ST. l.. PACKET CoMPANY)
AGENTS OFFICE, Cairo, July !, 1873.
The Memphis and st. Louis Packet
company now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo to Denver and return
s0' good for ninety days from dato 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 al
tho colnpsny's office, No. II Ohio ievee,
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois.
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Agt.
SOL. A. SILVER, Passenger Agt.
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NOTICE TO HOG OWNERS

NOTICE V heseby gsvon 10 owners of hops
That on and after tho 9th day of August,
1873, will rieidly enforce tho ordinance
in regard to hogs running at large
Slot WV. McHALE City Marshal.
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FOR RENT.

A neat cottage, located on Poplar be-
tween Twentieth and Division streets.
The house contains four rooms and kitch-
on, with good cistern and out houses com.
pleto. MIcuArI Coyxr
9itf