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TO THE WEST.

For sale,--a ticket good for 1900 miles
travel issued "to bearer and good either
way for one or more persons, over the At
lantic and Pacific railroad dength 327 niles
from Franklin, Mo-, through Rolla, Lebanon,
Springfield, Pierce City, Neosho and senaca,
No., TO Vinita, Indian Territory, and good
over the Missouri Pacific railroad (length $50
miles from st Louis through Franklin, JET.
ierson City, Upton, sedalia, Pleasant Hin,
Kansas City, Wyandotte and Leayenworth
to Atchison, Kansas, and over the branches
OF these two roads, from Upton to Boone.
Vile, Mo, 20 miles, from Sedalia to Lexing.
ton, Mo-, 81 miles, and from Pleasant hin to
Lawrence, Kansas, 81 miles. For further
particulars enquire at this Office.
y. A. BURNETT.
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT MOTTO.
SPECIAL WARRANT MOL.

u,,, -.
Iublc notice y hereby given that the
county court OF Alexander county, has rem.
uereu Judgment Tor special assessment up
on property benefited by the following i'm
pf0'ement: Inc new sidewalk on the west
slue Oh commercial avenue, between Second
anu hlru streets the new sidewalk on the
south sue OF Iehth street, from Walnut
street 10 Jefferson avenue; the new side
wal. on tne soutii side OF Thirteenth street,
rom 'oiniherciai avenue to Washington ay-
enue the new sidewalk on the north side
VI SlA'n street, between Washington ave-
nue. ana J.nersoh avenue the new sidewalk
on lhe east slie OF Washington avenue, IN
front OF iots Is. ~, ~ ana II, in block -, In
uhe CITY OF 'alr9 me new sidewalk on
.he north slde OF twelfth street In front OF
p,ock one ~ Tue Ihlrd addition to the city
" Caro Tue new sidewalk on the north
siue ~ 1rVss street, from Washington ave-
nue 10 walnut street the new sidewalk ON
~. eas. s,ue VI n0lDro0k avenue, from West
Nv sn,y-.nlru 10 west iwenty,fourth streets;
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Mr.. A. Black, at the city shoe store, cor.
ner OF Eighth street and Commercial avenue,
has just received large stock oinew goods,
consisting OF ladies', gents, misses', and
children's shoes, which he is Offering at pri.
ces lower than ever. This stock OF shoes
was carefully selected, and is as fine an as.
sortment Of goods of the kind as was ever
brought to this city. Mr.. Black, the pro.
prietOr Of the city shoe store, has had many
years experience In the shoe business, and
is thoroughly posted in all its branches. lie
never buys any but the latest styles of goods,
and as consequence mas built up trade in
magnitude second to none in tins city. For
the latest styles of ladies'. gents, misses
and chlldren's shoes go to A. Black, corner
Of Eighth street and Commercial avenue.
6-l2d3t
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WONDERFUL COUNCIL.
THE FOOD OF CITIZENS TO BE
REGULATED BY THE
MAYORS PROCLAMA-
TON.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH TO THE
RESCUE.

The city council is at last about to meet
the expectations of the public, and pass an
ordinance Of much importance.
Other city councils may have nonsense
with the cholera, but, our city council pro-
poses to "nip it in the bud"
The bill for the ordinance TO which We
have just alluded was reported from the
ordinance committee at the meeting of the
council held on the 18th inst. and it should
immortalizo the committee.
The Sun has demanded that cholera
should be prohibited from entering the
city, and the council proposes to respond
by their ordinance. The council does not
provide that Q chain shall DO extended
across the river below and above the city
to prevent the approach of cholera infected
boats or to blow such boats out Of the
water. Its plan is much less complicated.
II proposes to prevent the: entrance Of
cholera or any other contagious. disease
into the city, by authorizing the mayor to
proclaim that residents Of the city shall
not eat such vegetables, such fruits, such
fresh fish and such other articles OF diet
rs he and his colleagues OF the board of
health may deem Injurious and likely to
cause the spread Of such diseases How
prohibiting q citizen from eating what he
pleases to EAT will prevent the entrance
of cholera into the city, We cannot COM
prehend, but as we have the utmost faith
in the wisdom Of our council, we readily
admit that such prohibit ion will frghten
the cholera and induce it to not come
to Cairo.
The ordinance provides that il any per-
son shall use-that is, cook or eat-any
vegetables, fruits, fresh fish or other ar.
ticles of diet deemed by the board Of health
to be injurious, and likely to cause the
spread Of contagious diseases, after the
mayor has proclaimed against their use,
such citizen shall be fined not less than
five nor more than fifty dollars for each
and every ofense.
If this ordinance is adopted, it will be
the duty of Wooten and the police officers
to 'move around" and ascertain what is
eaten In the city. 1.-THE mayor proclaims
agninst new potatoes the officer must
count the number of potatoes Joe Smith
eats, and have him fined at least Sc for
each potato. The first potato eaten
will be an ofiense against this wonderful
ordinance, and each potato thereafter
swallowed will be another oaense.
I'VE can understand how person
who is licensed by the city to sell vegeta.
bles or fish or other food, may be fined
for selling what the council may author
ise its board of health to declare unhealthy
food, but we do not understand where the
council gets its authority to
give the mayor power TO proclaim
that citizen may not buy or eat, under
certain penalties, whatever he pleases to
buy and eat II the mayor can proclaim
that no resident Of Cairo shall eat new DO
tatoes or cabbage, he may also prohibit
the eating of meat or the drinking of water,
beer or whiskey The person who wrote |
the ordinance is evidently inexperienced |
in the business, and has blundered.
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FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN
SANTA FE ON THE Mlssis.
SIPPI RIVER.

A iirst-class cottage house, with seven
large rooms, good barn, outhouses, cistern
etc., and about three acres Of ground with
new bearing OF apple, pear, cherry and
peach trees of the choicest varieties. Grapes
in abundance. This property In all its sur.
roundings is, for = country residence, the
most desirable in Alexander county. The
property is situated on an elevation of over
100 feet and overlooking the Mississippi
river, and in u proyerbial healthy country.
viii be sold very low, if soon. For partic.
ulars enquire OF
JOHN q, HARTMAN * Co,
Real Estate Brokers.
Or I. l.. Peasants, on the premises.
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THE SLEEPER1TES.
THEY RAISE THE DEVIL wHEK.
EVER THEY GO.

The Rev. Logan Sleeper is a white man
HIS skin 10 white. But he devotes most of
his time 10 the colored population, and is
In the habit Of eating their food and on.
joying the luxury Of their beds. Leagued
with Rev. Mr.. Cald we'll, who wanted to
get into q soft situation, sleeper ad-
vanced upon the Rev. Mr.. Shores, and was
repulsed. Aud now we learn that this
same influence is raising the devil among
the colored Baptiss of Metropolis, in
which city Caldwell and Huston have
been operating and endsavoring 70 Gust
Rev. Chas. VIM. Moore out OF
his church. This effect has
also been unsuccessful. Moore
sticks. Huston may Be . cross between
angel and cherub, but the records of Mount
Orange church give information that col.
ored minister by the name of Huston va.
charged with such little crimes as actual
adultery, repeated efforts at seduction,
lewdness of teaching and of conduct, lord.
ing 1t over Gods heritage and creating
schi'm' Rev Mr.. Moore objects to such
man getting into his shoes, and not
without cause. 1t is suspected that Rev
Mr. Sleeper, the white mischief raiser, /.
al the bottom of the attack on Moore, a.
he was Of the attack on Shores. We are
OF the opinion that the time 10 near at
hand when Rev. Mr.. Sleeper should fold
his little tent and 20 hence.
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Home Advertisements
SIDEWALKS.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all persons inter.
ested that the city council Of the city of
Cairo, Illinois, having ordered that side.
walks be reconstructed and renewed on the
following named streets, to-wit. On the
north side of Nineteenth street from Com.
mercial avenue TO Poplar street; on the
west side OF Poplar street from Division
street to Twenty.lifth street; on
The north side OF Twentieth street
from Ohio leyee TO Walnut street
on the south side of Twentieth street frou,
ONO levee to Washington avenue, have APP
pheu 10 the county court OF Alexander
county state OF Illinois, for an assessment
OF the cost OF said Improvement. according
TO benefits, and an assessment thereof bay.
ing been made and returned 10 said court.
The final hearing thereof will be had Al the
July term OF said court, commencing on the
zlst lay oil July, A. d., 1873. All persons
desiring may then and there appear auI
make their defense.
Jo,,N 2 HARMAN, !
John II. GossMAN, Commissioner.
THOMAS WINTER.
Dated June II, 1873. 6.i2.st
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This is to INFORM the people of Cairo that
Rev. c. Duerschncr, pastor of the German
Luthern church OF this city, has opened n
school wherein both the German and Eng.
fish languages will be taught. II there are
those among our American born citizens
who wish to have their children learn TO
read, write and speak the German language,
they now have an opportunity to crafty
that wish. Rev. Duerscbner is a thorough
German and English scholar, and will spare
no effort to mako the school of which he is
principal u success.
BY order ofthe BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
SO In
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

U. :. SIG. ERR, OBsEAvRR's OFFICE,
CAIho, June IL, 1873, l0ll pm.
Barometer 3S6l.
1haDometsr "a degrees.
WIND, northwest velocity mile. per
sour.
WssiDe;, Gear.
Maximum temperature lac, "a hourp, q,
p. n, q degrees.
Minimum Temperature, Ia, "A bours, a,
; . IL, q degrees.
Prevailing wind las, "A hour. northeast.
1oiAi number u uiLes WIND Travelled, last
"a hour, ~.
hxllial isst y noun. 10 inches.
Epwlk SAkLAND. Observer.
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A COMPLAINT.

CAIRO, June Ia, 1873,
Me-. EDITOR - We do not wish to COM
plain, but would like to ask you who is
responsible for the condition of CONNER
cial avenue from Eighteenth TO Thirty
fourth streets. No0team can haul q load
along the avenue on the part named. How
long are the citizens who reside on the
street to be treated this. way2 Why do not
the city counc,! attend to this matter and
have the road removed IL II not Q nui-
ssnce in oil respects Whoever 10 to
blame had better attend to this matter at
once or there will be trouble and the city
will DO compelled to pay for its neglect, and
that soon. The road in the first place has
no right on the avenue, and even il such
right had been gwen the railroad has long
lott that right by making the road an OBJ.
struction and . nuisance to the people.
Let the mayor act ~ once.
A SUBSCRIBER.
REMARKs.-Our correspondent should
not forget that the Cairo and Vincennes
Railroad company has JUS. commenced op-
ers.ions, and is struggling under many
embarrassments. Give il little time and
it will put the avenue into first-rate condi.
ton. "a Subscriber says the company
should never have been permitted to use
the avenue. This may be true, bu, at the
time the privilege was granted this is
sue was made by the.company: Down
Commercial or no road, Everybody
sAid grant the privilege let the COM
psny run the track through our houses if
it wishes to-snything for a railroad.
Now, 10. US have little patience; but let
the company be a. diligent rs possible in
performing its part of the contract into
which i. entered when it accepted the per.
mission given to il by the city to run ito
cars down Commercial avenue.
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The Methodist friends have chartered the
elegant steamer Eckert, aud propose giving
another excursion up the Ohio river ON the
t0urTh Of July. These excursions have
been very pleasant and satisfactory, and as
u. s'eAinsr has been newly painted and
Otherwise beauuned and made more com.
PORTABLE, this may be expected to be more
pleasant than the preceding ones. The ar.
fsngem.Dts have commenced in good time,
aud nothing viii be omitted in making /, the
occasion Of the season. We bespeak
large crowd. Further notice soon. O-l2 ID
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Communi cated.l
ANOTHER REFORM NEEDED,

l wonder what young ladies can be
thinking of when they are prac.icing tha,
which is more destructive to health and
longevity, in fashionable circles, than
either tobacco chewing or liquor drinking,
tight lacing. 1t isa great mystery to me
that ladies lace at all. A majority Of
them who do, are mem bsrs of Christian
churches, and are instructed weekly from
the pulpit that the words Of
God are perfect do they then mean
to wilfully insult the wisdom OF
their Creator by attempting to impose
upon thsm' Now the queetion is a poser
to those who belong to the Church of
chrlst but as a faithful physiologis, am
In duty bound to ask il. The fact 10, Il 4,
mistaken notion tina. wasp waists are
pretty They look perfectly horrible ,
! would rather soc woman's waist A b,u
round as bushel basket, than 20 see +
contracted TO size trae larger than the
mock.
Now Mr.. Editor, my first object in writ.
ing this, my first article for the press, 10 to
warn young ladiss Of their danger.
/ will venture TO say that the young
men Of Cairo are under many obligations
to Immortsllss for advice. JvsTIcs,
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POLICE COURT.

Jim orsng', one Of the mesnsst niggers
in the world, was before Judge Bross yes
terday on achsrge of using threatening
and abusive language. He was taxed Ave
dollars and the trimmings
Several other parties were before the
court on charges Of minor Importance
They were fined as the ofenso in,,esch case
demanded.
There were several cases before Bird,
from whose court the city Jail received
two or three new recruits.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

As warm weather is approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad TO learn that
Messrs. saup Il Clarkson have fitted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put in running order. and nothing
is wanting about the establishment to make
the pleasure and comfort Of their patron,
complete i.l5-t
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TIE Harrisburg Chronicle ssys:

Arrangements are being perfected for
grad Fourth Of July celebration and
picnic Oh ,hs line Of the Z. and v. rail.
toad 10 Johnson county. A location is
70 te selected near the tunnel. The
ground will be prepared by the railroad
9,yHpany. Excursion trains will run from
nisLha and Cairo at lew rates Of fare.
Inc location for celebration Of this kind
oe..er suited could not be found. Visitors
VIII md much TO interest them in the
scenery there presented. Water Of the
purest character will DO found 10 sbund.
ance flowing from springs in the hill
sides. Every effort will be made TO make
the day pleasant and enjoyable
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HOT WEATHER IS COM.
ING--KEEP COOL.

kefrigerators at from $ls to
SO. Ice chests at 81, sl3,
Sl5, s17, $50, etc. Beer cool.
ers at Cincinnati retail prices
water coolers, ice cream freez.
ers, wire cloth for window
screens, bath and foot tubs.
charcoal furnaces, charcoal by
the bushel, barrel, etc, at
BEERwART, Ortiz & Co.'S,
1875 Commercial Ave.
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Old Luce says the devil has a bill OF sale
'o'er' US; and that he--Luce, not the
deyil-would feel hopeful Of our future If
he. {. Luce-did not fear our deyotions
are cussy and eorn.oily in flavor. Temper.
ance men and Christians thus are we abused
and By Luce Where is Barton, and where
IL Joe Robarts; They must come TO our
rescue. II viii not do to permit the whang.
doodle Of the observer to devour US In this
manner
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A BARGAIN.

We call especial attention TO the country
residence At Santa Fe, advertised for sale by
John q. Harmsn Il Co. This 10 the most
desirable property In Alexander county and
is offered at = great bargain. Any person
wishing country residence should not allow
this opportunity to purchase one pass un.
improved.
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FOR SALE,

Valuable real estate consisting OF three
lots fronting on Fifteenth street between
Walnut and Cedar; large frame house nearly
new, two stories, three rooms on each floor,
suthouses, etc. For further particulars en-.
quire at the premises. Mrs. c. SERBIAN.
O-l0-lm.
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NEW GOODS.

Mn. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commsrcisl and Washington avenues, has
J ust open>d cut stock Of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and my diesreAt styiesof hats and bonnets,
bssids large assortment OF ribbons, now.
srs and notions Of ~ sorts, all OF which vii
b cold q the LowSk prices.
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AkNOrNCENENT

To any and AZ who deere fne,
genuine French cali, kid, houoeo or ps,.n,
leather pair Of boot, gaiters or shoes Of any
or al Of the latest styles, william Ehlen, Oh
Twentieth street, is ready 70 furnish them
Al the most reasonable rate, and guarantee
good stock good fits and perfect satisfaction.
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ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
ON CAIRO TO
oineinaau. l.tianapolls, Toledo,
Dstroit, Cievelsnd, NiaGafa Falls
DaNAlo. Pttsburg, Washington.
nalemors, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and oil points east.
niivaukie, Janesvflle, Madison,
LaCSosss, 81. Paul and all points north.
This 10 also the only direct route 20
Dsesssr, Bloomington, epnngeld.
Peoria, Quincy, Reokuk,
Buflinaton; Rock Island, Ia Sale,
Mendoza, Dixon, Freepor,
0alsaA Dubuque. sioui City,
Omaha and eli points northwest,
Dlsgant Drawing Room Sleeping Os-s
On oil Night Trains.
baseAss Checked 70 Ill important points.
yes ticksts and information, apply 10 I. Q, R.R
depot q cairo; on board the transit steamer be.
eWeoo Columbus and Cairo, and at the princpa
raairoed ticket omcss throughout the south.
". y. JOHNSON, 0enl fass. As't, Chicago.
L niscnnLL, 6enL 6upt. Chicago.
j. JOHNSON Art Cairo.
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On last Monday morning the body Of .
women clothed in night dress was found
Boating near the Illinois shore at For.
MAsssc. The Metropolis Times thinks
1t WAS the body Of the unfortunate Mrs.
Barrow, who committed suicide by leap
ing from the steamer Tyrone into the
river near Paducah last week.
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OLE HUNDRED MEN WANTED.

One hundred men wanted TO work on the
Mississippi Central railroad, seven miles
SOUTHWEST of Dresden, Tennessee, and
twelve colored men for teamsters, by shee.
han Toler, contractors. Good wages
given and free transportation furnished.
Apply to NJ. BURNS,
Proprietor Mechanics boarding house,
Cairo Illinois. G-l2-u
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BEST BUSINESS LOTS CAIRO.

One and two, block i've, corner OF Tenth
and Leyee streets, so long enquired after
we now oner for sale on easy terms. This
property, As is well known by residents Of
Cairo, is for business purposes, the very best
IN the city, For terms, etc, enquire OF
JOHN q. HARMAN Il Co.,
G-l3-tf. Real Estate Brokers, etc.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Two houses and three lots on the corner
OF seventh and Walnut streets. The houses
are as good as new, having been thoroughly
repaired this last spring. win b sold ct
bargain Enquire on the premises, or ct
10 Commercial avenue. 6-ll.2w.
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+. NJ. Ward is now pr epared to deliver the
best of sawed and split hickory wood to sny
part of the city. Also all kinds Of wood and
coal alwavs on hand. Leave orders at his
office, corner Seventeenth street and Com.
mercial avenue. 3.25tf
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New stock and new styles OF wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, etc, etc. at b. f.,
Meigs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
styles In wall paper before purchasing else.
where. Al
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK

lln. Letds Coleman takes this method OF
informing the public that she is now pre-.
parsl 70 % ~ kinds Of nne laundry work, at
cheap rates. Tiutng, crimphg, etc. done
q Q anail sdvaaes per dozen oAplan clothes.
Yen1liss end tndivtdusis win mi ii 10 their
sAvenGags y taks their clothes 70 Mrs. Cole.
No, IaaAmss o. Fourth STREET, south
"a bsoUVD Waolnessp Od Csnnsrelsl
eVuuoR. E0rn
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FOR SALE.

A cabinet organ, % good a. new, and OF
hrst.elass manufacture will be sold low and
on easy terms by applying to
Mrs. NJ. !. DEWEY,
Cor. Washington Ave. and Fourteenth Il.
6.i-lm
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MIR. J. M. Moscovics is closing out his en-.
tire stock OF goods at cost. The goods
must be sold' as Mr.. Moscovics expresses a
determination to have his shelves clear and
ready Tor his successor on the 10th of lime
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NOTICE,

saloon-keepers and all others are hereby
notified 10 sell no more liquor Of any kind,
intoxicating or otherwise, to my husband
j. I. Collins, or they will be prosecuted to
the full extent OF the liquor law.
s1-lO-6t MARY ANN COLLINS.
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TO LET.

An unturnisbed room with board
pleasantly located, on Tenth. No. 40
between Walnut and Washington streets.
References required. A few day boarders
can be accommodated also. G.ia.Gt
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FOR SALE.

A house, rooms and o closets, with one
lot and = half, corner of Twenty-hr.t and
Poplar streets, on easy terms. For further
information, apply on the premises.
5-1O-lIn
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hs Il. J. Horn wishe, 70 inform her
patron, Anc the ladies' Of the city GENERALLY,
iaai Gle Las removed her drese-Inaling
f"olAs' No. La 70 No. lU5, next door 70 the
AtneGsuIl, ny Stair. CJ-lu
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The Cairo Turner. society will give q
party for the opening Of their new hall,
corner Tenth street and Ohio lsvee, Mon.
day, June l6. Admission fifty cents.
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Pms white single and double y amber
singe and double y Canary, Deui quality o.
mAnlliA. blue letter, etc, elc. Jy,yyy for
sale, printed n " ~ 70 ~ per thousand
al Tie brLLETfs OrIlCF
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The Cairo and Fulton railroad between
Poplar Bluff and Cairo is all graded,
ready for the iron. Twelve miles Of iron
have been put down this side of Charles.
ton, and it is expected the road will be
completed by August. That done we have
direct communication with Cairo.-[Ar-
kansas State Gazette.
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The cholera has not yet made its sp-
pearance in this city. We believe i, will
pass BY us without stopping.
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The enterprising merchant of Washington
avenue, Mr.. Mocovics, will until the both
inst, dispose Of his large stock OF goods.
notions, ETC., At cost, Can on him il Won
want bargains. e.a.w