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HOTEL ARlvALs.-St. Charles Hotel
o Culbertson, Springfield; y NJ Schulz
ch.re, Mrs Louis Houcg, Cape GirArdesu /;
ZJck and l. Powell, ORR David
Fsrquhsn, GaIton, No d F morrill, and
" Is Lacey, & x V K r; " q King,
,esmer Frank Forrest G OskamP, Gu
cinuati; a w Gilbert and Smith, New
York Mira McDermott, Anna 4 Brown.
o Hughes and wife, Centrshsi e Whitney,
z Martin and Ed Sites, st. Louis; ia,
Leemore, England; alfred Gardner and
daughter, Dresden, Tenn Henry Won
Phui, Louisiana w NJ Harkey, II
Schultz, bonneville, NO NJ G Welch
Racine, Wis.
Dolmonico hotel-R + Smith, HEX
man, Ky; Joe 7 Stolcup, Metropolis NJ
w Matthews, Canton, Miss; J q Ward
PULASKI Miss More, PULASKI 81 l. Gull
son, Now York Jas Smith, New York
rhos Reynolds and family, Harrisburg
III, Thos Simpson and family, Harris
burg, llii Mrs S f. FugAtc, Eldorsdo
Herman Wagner, Cincinnati, { II Nc
Morris, Louisville, Kyi John 7 Lattuer
New Orleans, Joe DAVIS. Cincinnati; L A
Campbell, Bisndsvllc, Ky; Frank String
fellow, Mobile, Alabama, T II Newsum
Columbus, Ky, j d Jackson
Planters house-Thos McDermo,l
Anna A MinIon, PULASKI James Min
ton, PulaskI Mailman, St Louis; "
Ii Jackson, Dexter, Mo; L 5 Haas, New
York Jas Pidgen, B.sndyilIe, Ky Wn
Belts, Cincinnati A Jones, Bloomington
! III; VIM MalOn, GsroyIlle, n Y.
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By BRowSs HELr The gentle, gentle
M1.As Watkins has been carried from
our gaze by tho cruel steamer City Of
Chester Mo!i.e WAS q female vsg, and
Brown passed Der to Grand Tower.
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MA kUEHSE, the organ builder, is
rosdy At any time to tune and repair
pisnos and melodeous. You may safely
Iru.t your instruments to bis care; you
viii no, DO deceived
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DR. jESELLE.--Can be found u, hi.
dental parlor, On Eighth street at all
bours. Best Of references given as TO pro-
f.ssiotal ability.
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GoCD WHEAT CBoP.-Mr. Paul Frick
has favored US with the following state
meut Of his wheat crop. lie raised On "a!
acres adjoining and west Of town $50
blshels, averaging 81 js.loO per acre
This fold is on hill land, and has been in
cultivation for over fifty years On 20
acres south oftown, 4s2 bushels. .ver,g-
ing "a G.ioo bushels per acre, lie raised
1900 bushels Of fae Tappahaunock wheat
ia ali, which Is thrsshed aud ready TO 70
to market as soon A. the narrow guagc
railroad Is completed to town Union
County Gazette.
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BIRDS CoURr.-Henry Gibson, colored
arrested by Constable Gladney for rude
and sisordorly conduct a! Elder Jacob
Bradley's church Sunday evening, was
ilnei $40 and costs. Total as. lie paid
in fun.
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NOTICE TO TPE PUBLIC,--The new
packing house market in Wilcox's block,
will be open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, at the lowest market
price. HOWE & Bro,
2l0.9.8.lm.
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS.

Harry Walker Is receiving oysters
every other day by express, direct from
Baltimore
Harry has received the agency from
one Of tho largcs! oyster houses in Balui-
more, and will guarantee every can be
sells.
viii Giso serve them up in the best
style, from the best cook in Cairo. The
well-knovn Henry Myers.
Open dag AID night.
g3T.9.l5 HAIRY Waller
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REouLAR convocation Of cam chapter
No. -. =. r.. a. L., viii DO hold this
(1uesdsyl evening ut the Masonic hall
G. HASSY, Secretary.
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TIE ST. CHARLES HOTEL has few
very desirable rooms still left, which will
be let on good terms to steady boarlers
g.n.Lf
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My.'J TO. NIGuT'-The Delta CITY
band viii give another open air concsr.
this evening from the Market square
sand.
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HOTEL Business - CAIRO Mr.
Jowelt v !lcoI, the urbane host OF the St.
Charles, has been Interview wed by u.s. after
the manner Of the sun man, who has been
after the business men on the leyee. Mr.
Wilcox assures us that business il good,
and will be better later ia the season
Harry Walker, the comeiy host Of the
DsImoniCo, was also in 10 zee [HE Il l..
LETIS reporter, and told us business wac
much tho same no could not complain,
although We endeGvored to induce him to
! do go. Mr. Ellis tho able host Of the Ar
ington, was s sd to sec US, and remarked
that business was as usual and victuals oil
gil.-edged. The extension Of tho Missis-
sippi Central did not, at some reported,
ruin the hotel business. Tho genial host
Of the st. Nicholas shook hands with US
heartily, and said the demand for hash
was active, with bat little each in sight.
He was Of opinion that the bouniiful
harvest would make things easier, and
the completion Of the Cairo and St, Louis
railroad be a big thing. We called on
other yictu.l Dispensers, after the manner
Of the great interviewer Of the Sun, and
learned many items OF interest We will not
diyulgo.
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CoYSE.- oyster depot ant restaurant.
Oysters in the she'll and can, fresh every
day, at Phil ssups old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, III.
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PRorosAl- WANTED. -Proposals will
be received until Sunday next, 10th inst.
FOR the erection Of brick building al the
corner of Fourteenth street ana CONNER
ciul ave. Plans and specifications on ex.
animation on the premises.
24O.9.l5.td = FITZGERALD.
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PARTIES desiring to have their pianos
and melodcan cleaned, repaired an
tuned, should trus. them to NJ. 4
kuehne corner Thirteenth ind Walnut
streets. Ie is the mes. competent man
IN Cairo.
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vigor to the frame while they regulate
every disordcrc1 function.
q.l5-d and m W.
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THE MARKET.

paS-Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and FOR broken lots il IL
necessary to charge al advance over these
lgures.-y,,a
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S77 A WE7-EK-
CONSUMPTION CURED.

To- the EDITOR oi Iug RuLIr'IS.
ESTEEMED FEIEND You VIII please in
form your reader, that have positive
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and slI disorders OF the Throat and Lungs,
and that, hy 10. use IN my practice, ] have
cured hundreds ui ca.es, and viii give
$1,000 CO
or case O, wU not benefit Indeed. 30
traug is my nirh, / Nu send SAMPLE,
FlEE % any sufferer addressing w
Please show TINS e'iUr 20 any one Won may
iuow who q, suffering from these diseases,
suI obIgC, Painfully Yours,
DIRT. F. BURT,
WIIitTu fI.l,N
y.-J--J-l&wgm
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one thousand business cards fine Bristol
board. pr, ted at NE BULLETIN Office Tor
from $3.50 % 81 ~, according 10 si1e.
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ABDUCTED.
4 CENTRALIA GIRL THE VICTIM
OF MRS LEWIS.
NANCY TELLS ALL ABOUT IT

Sheriff Irwin received telegram late |
Saturday evening, from the city marshal
Of Centralia, giving description Of girl
that had bsen enticai aHavftom homo by
a woman, who had been boarding with
her mother for a week In tho absence
Of sheriff Ham. Irwin, Deputy sheriff
Henry p. Martin opened the telegram,
and Immediately called on constable Rob
ert Billiugsly to assist him IN working up
the case. They fire, yisi!ed all the hotels.
hs first clue was obtained at the Plan
ters House. Tho clgrs said u party Of
three, answering the description in the
telegram, hsd been 81 that house and
wanted two room: for the night. lie, not
liking the appearance Of the party, told
them that every room was occupied.
They went from tho Planters 10 feb
boat, moored a. the point, to which place
Martin and Biliins,ley tracked thom.
They we're immediately arrested. The
city marshal OF Csn!ralia was notified,
md arrived Sunday morning, and left
with the prisoner nad little girl on thu
evening train.
We called at the rosidenco OF Billingsly
Sunday, md interviewed tho girl and OBJ
tanned tho following details
My name is Nancy Moore my father
lied on our farm in Linn county, Kansas
four years ago soon after pa died
we removed TO Illinois, ana hay.
been living At or near Cen,ralia eve
since. This woman, "Mrs. Lewis" cam,
to our hous, to board week ago, an
seemed TO think much Of me. Las. Fri
day mother wen: out to spend the day
and during her absence Mrs. Lewis Aske
me to 60 to Ashley witty her, promising
me good clothes and plenty OF everythin
that was nice, and promised 20 take 10
home TO mother the next dag. Welef. 0
the afternoon train, and when Ashley WI
reached | started TO leave tho car, whe
the wemsn told me to cit still that it VA
no, the right place to leave the trail
When wo reached Cairo mar met u
, who passed of for the husband Of Mr.
Lewis. We went to ho,ol. D.
fore going to bed this wont
brought = man into the room and told q
TO 60 TO bed with him ;hs, he would Pr
- no ten dollars, and in the morning q
- would buy me some nice clothes with :
= money This | refused to do maxi
:, considerable noi.c. They then went q
- and left me alone for the balance Of {
" night. The mex, morning We all wen.
fab boa. iIst below the city, whom t,
" woman tried to make me lay down with
man. held out to the !ast ard abe
: eight O'Clock l was rescued by Mr.. Bi
lng'ly and another oflicer
The girl il about Of an average sizo
- girls Of her age, well developed, dark ha
. eyes and complexion, and converses free
" for one OF her years.
- This was one Of the most outraged
attempts on virtue tina, 1t has been our
20 report for years. The people Of &c
r. tral!a are sraotiy ircansed a. the outra,
t. We only regre, ths. the man or msn "
-r bad a hand in this bad business were
10 captured with the women
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BELOW wa give letter from Mr Stuart,
/ Of stuart 81 Gholson, who IA now in New
York making preparations for the fall
! campaign in the dry goods line. He
knows his business and we may look out
for bargains
NEW YORK., Sept ., 1874.
W, L. Gholson, Esq;
DEAR SIR: Mr. Sugent, Of St. Louis,
and 'ayseif bought out the larges. portion
Of q bankrupt dry goods house at n great
sacrifice Look out for the cheapest dry
goods you ever saw. Tell our friends Of
to make any purchases until our stock
arrives. It viii DO much 90 their adSAn.
tAgc to wait. G. X. STUART.
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Al PARK ROW. y. Y.
S5 TO 500
Most EXTRAORDINARY

Per day no home. Terms free. ADDRESS
GEO. >liNSON u CO., Portland, Me.
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one Thousand note heads printed at TIE
BULLETIN ofiicc Tor Si.CO; two thousand Tor
ESQ.
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ono thousand statements printed a. TIL
BULLErtS Office for 81 $50 20 90.
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Ghe Bulletin.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
WANTED

Btit tsaus.
somebody 10 take from US q thousand bill
heads, good rsper and finely printed, for
IS 80 10 o.
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Tho market opens strong with All ra'
tive inquiry but none Offering. Phge'
are s,ih and tending to an advance, clos
ing hrm At J5@5C sacked and delivered
J0c in bulk on track sale. car. IN
sacks delivered Soc ! car ia sacks, de-
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