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AccrDENT-We are sorry to learn
that our friend Elizabeth Hopkins,
met with a severe accident by fall
ing off a step-ladder, one day last
week. One of her limbs was cut
and very badly bruised, and she has
been confined to her room since il
occurred.
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27O has become famous for its
superior Carpets. # You desire to
get bargain In q Carpet, James
Forkner will never fail YOU.
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r. III. McCullouell

Z. b. Mccullough, has those
beautiful Flowers and ornamental:
plants for sale at his establishment.
in the Price Block Vegetables and:
Fruits, the very best, always son-
hand. ssa
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T. H. Workman bought the
Highley Livery Stable.
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- Office open from 1850 A. n. to 7:oo
IN. On Sunday, from s:oo to 1000 An
B. W. DAVIS. p. NJ.
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A friend writes thus Of Michigan
University, ct Ann Harder: "rhe
first year women were admitted to
the medical department one woman
graduated, and her record was Sec
ond- Last year q female student
stood in rank with the best This
year, the first that : female studeut
could complete . full three years'
course, . young woman led them
~, and this BY . vote of three.
Miss Emma Cali, Of Boston, re-
ceived three votes moro than any
other candidate for graduation. She
has since been offered %, 600 . year
and her expenses as teacher in j..
pan. T.
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LAST AT THE CRoss, &c.-Where il
the line to be found:
"Last st TIE cross and earliest at The srave >.
The N. Y. Observer replies: In
apoem entitled woman" by E. s.
Barrett, London, 1918, these lines
occur:
''Shs Ds'er with ueschsrous kiss her Ssv;ovr
stuuG,
Nor e'er denied Him With unholv ton.us.
Shs. whea apostles shrask, could dacaer
brave,
Lest 1t His cross snd earliest at His sraye. !"
Owing to the loss Of the Allan
tic, Miss f'xithfull's return to Eng
land is delayed until the 10th Of
May, when she will sail IN the White
Star steamer Oceanic.
st. Louis threatens Anna Dickin.
son with q suit for breach of prom
ice, in not lectring in that place
according to announcement
Whittier, assisted BY Lucy Lar
com, is editing . companion vol.
ume to his ssChild Lite"
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II you have dimes to spare for
fruits, nuts and candies, do not fail
to give Adam Sauer call at the
corner of 5th and Main.
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aP. O. lubricant is not sufficient
to disturb us. FL Kerr Of the indie
pendent.
R0 Neither will kicks; for where
'.LuBRIclTY" abounds you cannot thus
s'disturb" KERR.
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w $50 week guaranteed. Respectable
employment at home, day or evening; no
capital required. full instructions 3 valuable
package OF goods sent free by mail Address
with six cent return star N YOUNG 4 Co,
l73 Greenwich street. New York. CIV
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April 26, 1873.
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Daily. except Sunday.
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aside from the Rio Grande-are
not such as one would select if they
wanted to engag Fin steamboating.
Most of them IRE nearly dry in
summer, bat when o heavy rain
comes they are raging torrents.
spreading all over the country, and
carrying everything before them.
You draw a bucket of water out Of .
well fifty feet deep, it is warm, dip q
cup full out of spring which comes
ont of the rock it is warm, your
cistern water is warm, your creek
water is warm, in fact it is all warm;
but do not know If this fact gave
rise to Gen. Sheridan's epigram on
Texas, but am thinking one would
have that idea. The way they man-
age with the warm water is this:
at night they draw q bucketfull Of
water and hang it where current
of air win pass over it, in the morn
ing it will be tolerahle cool, 30 you
will have one cool drink In the day.
In most of the towns along rail-
ways, you can get northern ice, and
at several places IN the State they
have ice machines which makes very
good ice.
There is all varieties of soil in
Texas, from the sticky black s.hog-
wallow' prairie lands to the rich
alluvial of the river bottoms. The
majority Of the lands are rich and
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S - WA SsAOy 4OAA y
settle down quite as friendly as
Northern men do.
( There Is great deal Of talk about
the ease with which man can make
a living in Texas. Now this ease
depends on the kind of q living he
is contented with; if he can live on
corn.hread, bacon and coffee, he
can make . living easily. If be
wants all the necessaries of life,
and some Of the comforts, he can
not obEain Them with quite AZ much
ease a. one might imagine. It is
true, you can get land that viii grow
d bale $500 pounds ] Of cotton to
the acre, onawhich your profit will
be from thirty-five to forty dollars;
but it takes work to make cotton
and hard work You can raise
from forty to ixty bushels of corn
on most of the tillable lands in the
State; but TO do this right takes just
as much work as to raise corn in
Indiana On the sugar lands in the
gulf counties You can make hogs
hsad Of Sugar and . barrel Of mo-
lAsscs 70 the acre, at net profit of
net lees than seventy-6ve dollars,
but TIL taxes capital and labor al
20. e 3 not 80 much the case as
it is that you can raise AZ much and
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
FOR SALE.

will sell my residence property on sew
enth street, between Washington avenue
and Walnut street, comprising six lots, run
ming through from Sixth to Seventh streets,
with line dwelling-house, carriage house,
stable, well, fruit trees, grapery, etc, etc.
all in prime condition.
Also the line business stand, No. - ohio
leyee.
Also 1873 acres excellent fruit or farming
land, on the Ohio river, adjoining the town
OF Caledonia. Pulaski county, half mile
from a station on the &. and V. railroad
one hundred acres under cultivation.
Also u line lot, - acres, with good farm
house thereon, situated in Villa Ridge,
beautiful place, well stocked with choic'
! fruit trees.
| Also two lots at the corner OF Third stree
| and the leyce.
Also three good drays, and three sets o
dray harness; "a two-hor,c wagon, nearl
new, with double harness.
Prices and term, reasonable.
CAIRO, july ~. lS,3. -. liURp.
7-gO Nv
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STANDARDIZATION to the
trade. Having Il large selec-
ton of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batiste lie valcn-
cicnnis, plain striped and fig
ured styles Swiss's, plain
striped and figured Victoria
lawns, plain striped and fig.
ured ; Marseilles in great vari.
eties 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.
q. HANNY.
P.S. Please call, no trou.
BILE to show goods. 6.2S If
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that there was no signs Of the disease
abating. aud that the town has been al.
most depopulated. Ali the people who
could get away have left, and nearly all
places Of business closed Rosin, pine tar
and coal have been burned in the streets,
and disinfectan,s placed in all the houses
Those people who could not get away
from the place. are moving TO the more
healthy portions of the town. 1t is said
nearly every person in the town has
cholera symptoms, and in some large fam
lies only two members are left. Why
the cholera should break out violently at
this place isl mystery hard to solve, as the
city is clean one, and situated on one Of
the highest points between Evansville and
Cairo.
--Clark's thread five cents a spool a,
Hartman's. ZIG e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
THE CAIRO AND NlNCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit. Cleveland, Niagra Falls,
Buffalo, Pittsburg, Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points.
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Tuesday, July |, 1873, trains
will run ~ follows:
EXPRESS
Going north leaves Cairo at ...... 400 a. m.
Going south arrives at Cairo at .. $40 p. III.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION.
Going North.
Leaves Cairo at. ll:3j AIN and 500 \. IN.
Going South.
Arrives at Cairo at 500 IN. and l2j p m.
The express train north arrives at VIM
cennes Al 1920 PIN. making direct connec-
ton al 1890 pm, with the indianapolis and
Nincennes railroad for Indianapolis, the
great railroad centre, from which point
trains are departing at all hours, for all
voints in the United States and Canada. AT
i.;b3 pm. with the Evansville and Craw-
i,lGsNille railroad, for Terra llaute, India
aloiIs, Chicago, Danyille and all points
north, Via the Terra Haute, Evansville and
Chic6go railroad, and east via the Nandalia
line, and indianapolis and II. Louis railroad
At l:55 p III. with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, for Cincinnati Louisville, and all
points east, via Cincinnati
Passengers going 10y this route are placed
IN Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all eastern points, twelve
hours IN advance OF any other route,
Express train makes connection AT Edo
radO with st. Louis and southeastern rail-
way, Tor st. Louis, Mt. Vernon illinois /,
Shawneetown, and all points between Eldo-
radO and -. Louis.
Al Norris CITY makes close connection
for Springfield, Rock Island, and all points
on Springfield and Illinois southeastern rail-
Way and connections.
Al Carmi with st. Louis, Evansville, Hem
derson and Nashville railway line, Tor Mt.
Vernon INDIANA, Evansville, Henderson
(kentucky, Nashville Crennessee), and all
points on II. L., t., Ii. and y. railway and
connections.
BagHSge checked to all important points
Il FOR tickets and information apply a.
The ticket ofhce, corner seventh street anC
commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
JNo. LEE, Supt. CuAs. .. Woop,
Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Ag'
b. r. Burnside, Agent, Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22

ployed NJ the commission house Of Mr.. +.
Cuhl, was arrested Yesterday morning by
Sheriff Irwin on charge OF having
entered the store Of his late employer and
stolen two barrels of hour which he dis
posed of to other parties and pocketed the
money. The circumstances oi the theft
are about these: Wilson was dis
charged by MIR. Cuhl on Saturday night,
and directed to leave the key of the store
at a particular place where the book
keeper could find it. Wilson kept the
key, and yesterday morning before any OF
the business houses in the neighborhood
were opened unlocked the store and took
away two barrels Of flour, one of which
he sold to colored man named Wright,
who keeps saloon on Commercial avenue
near Fourth street, and the other to Mr..
Smith, grocer, at the corner of Thirteenth
and Poplar streets. He was taken before
Police Magistrate Bird, who bound him
over in the sum of $500 to appear at the
next term Of tho circuit court to stand
trial.
Patrick Boyle came to town late Sat.
urday evening, and meeting some old.
time friend- took lust two drinks. 1t took
just two drinks to make Pat. rip-staving
| drunk. lie was arrested and locked up
Yesterday morning Police Magistrate
Bird sent him to labor on tho streets fo
three days.
John Dolan has been in town severa
days and during his stay has been beior
the police court rs many times for drunk
enne.s. lie was before Judge Bross O.
Saturday evening and fine Of So al
the "inseparabes were charged up to
account. Yesterday morning he was be
fore =. NJ. Bird on II similar charge. IL
will also labor on the streets for five day
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
KYNAsJON TO THE FRONT.

Mr.. James Kynaston, whose reputation as
butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city. has opened new meat
shop near the corner of Commercial avenue
and Twentieth street, next door 7" W. Iat
Burts grocery store. lti'awell No"n ana
acknowledged fact that MIR. kynaston, dur
ing his long experience in the meat ousi-
ness In this city, never offered to his custom
ers anything but the choicest of every Kind
OF meat. lie is good Judge Of cattle ana
buys nothing but the youngest and ATTEST
and as consequence has the best OF beef.
The same may be said OF every kind oi meat
sold by him. Give him trial, and our word
Tor II, you will always be pleased. G-lS.ti
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
A NEW FiRST-CLASS BARBER
SHOP

McHenry Roe * Co., of New Orleans
have come to this city TO stay, and have
fitted up first class barber-shop on Com
mercia avenue in the room next to Han
mons book store, lately occupied by Stu
art Il Gholson as dry goods store, The
workmen arc all hrst-class and are pre-
pared to cut hair, shave, shampoo, etc, in
the very latest styles, All they ask is Il
trial They respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage, McHINRY ROE Il Co,
7-l5.tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Messrs. Il. Smythe X Co., intend re-
moving their entire stock Of goods from
their old stand, on tho Ohio l"vee, to the
one occupied by them at the corner OF
Min, tenth and Commercial avenue, hav-
ing met with success in their new store
far beyond their most sangune expecta.
tions, they have concluded to consolidate
for the present at least, their business
In the meantime their store house on the
leveo will be given thorough overhaul
ing and placed IN perfect repair. Thank
ing the public for past iavors they respect
fully solicit continuance of the same.
7-lSlf
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
MARK ET REPORT.
PgiCE CURRENT OFFICE,
Monday Evening, July u, 1873.
GENERAL KEMNRks.

GENERAL REMARKS.
The market, in most of its branches, is
looking up a little and the prospoctis is more
encouraging. Receipts Of white corn have
been more liberal, and tho demand having
fallen OIL some to-day, there was AN easier
feeling in tho market, with holders on
the lookout and anxious to sell ut 5sc
The demand for mixed corn shows an i'm.
provemeut, and prices have advanced
closing a. i9c to-day. Oa:s are also II
shade better in price but the demand is Sc
small that few car loads received
on one day would overstock the market
Corn meal is quiet and easy at $
per bbl. A shipment of an inferior qua,.
ity was offered to-day at 81 80 with nc
buyers. The market is overstocked
with eggs and common butter
The demand for A,ar continues to i'm
prove without any advance in prico
Stocks are light but ample for the trade.
The weather since our last issue has
been cool and pleasant for the season, bnt
uncomfortsbly dry and dusty
THE MARKET,
g-S- Correspondents should bear in mind
that these quotations are for round lots
from first hands, For broken and small
lots and in filing orders, an advance Of
! to Be is charged over these prices eS1-
0FLOU There is fair demand for small
lots but seme difficulty would bo expert
snced in caring large quantitse, stocks
are running low, but are still fully up to
the trade, sales embrace 200 bbls va
rious grades at - 506s 10; 800 bbls do
sj@s 20 and 300 bbs on order at s. $50
g.
HAT-There is none coming in and
very little wanted, We have no sales to
report.
CORN Market quiet and easy to-day
for all kinds. White corn was little
shsky to-day at 5sc. Mixed was firm at
1904 sacked and delivered. sales EN-
brace 8 cars white in sacks del 5sc; 2 cars
do in bulk on track 49c and cars mixed
sacked and delivered 49c.
OATS-The demand is small and sup
ply light. Prices are shade hig Ler
? cars sold early in sacks del 3sc and :
ears sold to-day at 3gc sacked and del
CORN MEAL--An easier feeling was
developed in this market to-day. slthoug"
choice brands are still held firm nt >''
Ssles embrace four cars VI choice ''eA"i'
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
THE ROl GH AND READlS.
THEIR SUPPER AND BALL LAST
NIGHT.

One of the pleasantest occurrences Of the
season was the festival and ball Of the
Rough and Ready Fire company, in the
hall of their engine-house last night. The
occasion was strictly company affair,
there being no one present who is not an
active member of the company.
The hall was opened at about nine
o'clock, when the members with their
families began to arrive, and by ten
o'clock the house WAS well filed.
The tables were spread in tho lower
part of the building and when we say
they fairly groaned under the weight Of
the good things with which they were
covered we fail to do them justice.
At half past eleven supper was served,
and that everyone did Justice to the oo-
casion no one will deny.
supper over those who "trip the light
fantastic went back to the hall, and at
II! o'clock dancing was commenced and
kept up until u late hour this morning
during the evening several short
speeches were made, which were well re-
ceived and loudly applsused
Taken all in all, the Rough and
Readys are entitled to the horn.
for the plesssntest and most enjoy.
able Of all occasions of like character
that have taken placc.in this city for man y
Il day. The Delta City band furnished the
music for the occasion, and did excellen,ly
well considering the shor. time they hsve
been organized as a band.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
EXCURSION TO DENVER.

NJ. AND ST l.. PAcKET COMPANY,
AGENTS OFFICE, Cairo, July l, 1873.
The Memphis and st. Louis Packe,
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 a,
the companys office, No. n Ohio levee
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Agt
Sol. A, SILVER, Passenger Agt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
FOR SALE OR RENT.

"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. 1t contains ten rooms al d
kitchen, and a good cis,ern and necessary
out-houses are attached to it. 1t is well
ventilated and we'll adapted for busine
house or dwelling. 1t is in business par
of the city and has been newly psintot
and renovated inside and out. Apply I,
JonS HEGAKrY,
River shannon House, Ohio Levec
Cairo, Illinois. 7-s-lm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
dried SO; and 800 bbls do 81 90 and
100 bbls steam dried, 81 80.
BRAN - Nominal - No transact ions
quoted, SllGgIl so In car load lots.

Wv WIS Stooui uricu, ~ 10.
BRAN - Nominal - No transactions
quoted, Sll@ll 80 in car load lots.
BuTTER-Somc activity is displayed
in the market for choice northern butter,
and sales are ready at from 2OCH23c: com.
mon is plenty and dull; sales embrace ~
TUBS OF good, 2Oc; 4 pkgs ordinary, i5c;
lopkgs common to good, l2@ jC8 zoe; al d
IL tubs strictly choice, 226)23c.
EGGS-Markc, overs,ocked and dull.
No sale for anything but fresh receipts
we note sales Of 1000 dozen at lOc.
CHICK ENS-Quiet, very little doing.
Thirty dozen young chickens sold accord
ing to size and condition at ~ to SO
APPLES-These are about the only
fruit IN the mardet nj present. There is
some demand for choice ripe apples at
81 jo@2 per bbl and none Offering.
PRJVISIONS- Unchanged We note
sales of 1000 ID. clear side, packed and
delivered, lgc, and 2,OOo lbs plain hams
| packed md delivered, l2tc.
D TEAS.-lmporal, 75@l % Gunpow.
der, SOL %; Oolong black, 7j@Si
Young iIyson, fl@l 40.
CHEESE.-Good demand New York
factory q ID lGl@i7c,
Il RuPS-The demsnd is fair fol
= choice at GOc@sl r gal, and New Or
20 leans at 75@sOc.
d Altering HAIR -ajc q bushcl
% LIME.-ln lo,s 81 % to 30 b Dbl
MENT,--At wholesale :2Gi2 ~ d
u bbl.
. COAL OIL-22c.
u GUINNESS Resolved 2! bushels ~
} bushels 2Oc.
BURLAPS.-21 bushels corn, Q! o
N lJlc. do 10 o1 lGc; bushels Oa" 2or
g bushels 2lc bushels 22c.
lie BEESWAN.-t h 3Oc.
O. SOAP-Schaeflcr Gernsn mu,tic
cs 7!ci Champaign soap, 7!c
p- TALLOW, p ID &c.
OF COFFEE-Scarcea and firm, Java sci
n ing II, 3o@32c Laguayrs 2i@25ci Ri
4. prime TO choice 2iG2jc.
HAMS-Sugar cured canyased are Quc
ted at liGl6c. Plain country cure
! choice are quoted at l2!c
, LARD Refined is quoted IL tieroe' d
>, SIC and il kegs at 9Ggl0c.
of BREAKFAST BACON-l2c.
th SUGAR-CoGee 4 quoted al l3,
Is li@li!c for crushed, powdered and graf
ulated.
BROOMS.-Dull; common house Sc
q, At 81 30 TO . so choice and extrs choi,
=; S3@3 %; siesmboa, 81 j0@5 90.
us FREIGHT-Co,ton, coworcssed
cd New York, SJc: to Boz 81. u
m, compressed to New York a; to Bo
ton 81.
RATES-To New Orlesns and Vick
burg; Potatoes, apples, etc, 3Oc; po
per pound freights ljc cwt; hay
en- per ton wniskey 81 Az per Dbl.
las TO MEMPHlS-Flour, etc 26c per /
III, pound freights l21e per cwt; hay ~ r
~ tom whiskey SOC per bbl; pork GOc =
Dol.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
THE COURTS.
SPECIAL TERM OF THE ALTMAN
DER COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
TODAY.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE PROBATE
AND POLICE COURTS IESrER-
DAY.
CiR TIT COURT

NIN UT IOUNT,
a special torn of the Alexander county
circuit court for the transaction of Grim.
inal and chsncery business will convene
this morning at 9 o clock. There are sew
eral important criminal cases on the dock e,
which will be tried at this torn. The
trial Of VIM. Campbell Tor the murder OF
Thomas Doyle, mate Of the steamer Grand
Tower, will probably be disposed Of
Judge Allen has been employed to assist
in the prosecution Of the case.
The following is correct list Of the
grand and petit jurors
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
A GOOD INVESTMENT

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, so feet front on tho ave-
nue., house 3 stories. Two large stores
can be fitted up OR tho first floor, the up
per stories are well arranged for offices or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
quire OF JoHS q. HAgNAN ~ Co.,
6-i-,f Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ills
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22
FOR RENT.

will ront my house on Ninth street,
between Walnut and Cedar, with furni-
ture or otherwise. The house contains
five good rooms, good closets, good
cistern, and has comfortable yard room,
a good wood house. wsshroom, etc,
Apply at Illinois Central ticket office.
7l9lw. JAMES b. SHELDON.