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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

MILLINERY, TRIMMING ana FANCY
STogs.--Miss Burnside desires to call the
attention of the ladies to hcr full and
compleis line Of millinery and fancy
goods jus. opened in tho Atheneum build
ing on Commercial avenue. Her stock
consists Of full assortment Of fall ba
java csnva, and patterns, full line Of ze
pbyrs, all colors, feathers, French flowers,
ribbons, and sgencrsl assortment Of fancy
articles, such as are KEEP. in a millinery
store. 32l-lO.7.lm
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NOTABLE WEDDING AT MOUND CRY
Mr.. Paul Ddnlevy, a resident Of Pits.
burg, aud member Of the firm Of Dun.
levy x Bro. Wholesale grocers at that
place, and also brother Of Capt Dun
levy, OF the steamer Espersbzi, was mar
ried, Thursday afternoon, TO Miss Rose 81.
Carter, daughter Of the Hon. q. W. Car
ter, Of Mound City. The ceremony wa
pefformed by Rev. Father label, Of Cairo
The wedding was an elegant one througl
out. The bii 10 received many handsome
presents, among ,hom tho following
n bible, Of the Dare edition, rich
morocco binding, from Mrs. O. w.Cartor
set Of costly canoes from the groom /;
let and pearl cross and beautiful Truscsn
chain, from the mother and sister Of he
groom card receiver and napkin ring
from Miss Dora Carter, sister Of tho bride;
Turkish bound album from Mr.. John
Carter; toilet set from Mr.. ii. G.. Carter
silver sugar spoon from Mrs. w. p. Hal
liday cold silver butter knife from Mrs.
II. l.. Halliday; superb butter dish, call
bell and spoonholder combined from Mrs
r. ID. Halliday pair of solid silver napkin
rings from Miss Matte Williamson ex
qui'itc silver fruit stand, lined with gold
from Mr.. l.. @. Harris; handsome Sc, OF
silver vases and SEVERE, holders
from w. G.. Hughes massive
silver cake baske'. elegantly mounted
from Dan Hogan; satin pin cushion from
Miss Alice Chapman an assortment OF
Luoih choice perfumeries from Messrs
Ph'llis AMI Fulton, aud cedar paper
knife, made from Nesbola cedar from the
Rev. A. 4. Wells.
The bridal party loft on tho afternoon
Illinois Central railroad tram for Chicago
where they will remain for few days,
after which they will visit the prir ci pal
cities Of the east and south. Pu.burc
Psnnsylvanis, will DO their future nome.
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HELP FOR THE HoPELts.-You are
weak, detected, miserable.a and nothing
does you any good you say don I despair.
There Is balm 10 Gilead. lave you tried
Vinegar Bitters? MOI Tim why don't
your Do not insist that sub q thing as
3 vital elixir Is impossibl before you
nave tested the properties oithis marvel.
Gus Vegetable Restorative. Whether your
complaint be dyspepsia, biliusness, ncr-
vous weakness. constitution, debility, or
any other trouble, Vinegar Bi,ters will
revive and renosste your shattered sys.
TEN, as q genial rain refreshes the with.
cred fow'ri
l0.Ih.dwltn
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a. BLACK, HAS JUST RECEIVED AN.
OTHER INVOICE OF THOSE FINE SCOTCH
BOTTOM, on EXTENSION soLED sH JEs IN
EVERY STYLE. FOR LADIES MISSES AND
CHILDREN, THAT HAS GIVEN Such GEN
EnAL sATIsrAcTIoY TO EVERY ONE.
No NEED To WEAR METAIIc TIPS TO
PROTECT urPERs, OR COMPLAIN OF SHOES
scUffIsG our AT TOES, FOR THESE, ARE
ny THEIR EXTENSION soLEs ARE sUFyI-
GENT PROTECTION AND coLpISE THAT
ELEGANCE AND DURABILITY, WITH com.
FORT NOT KouALED BY ANY oTnuR MAKE.
DO NOT PURCHASE FOR YOURSELF, OR
YOUR CHILDREN, AMY SHOES BKFony You
HAVE EXAMINED THESE, FOR THEY ARE
AssUBsDLY THE sHoZs You WANT. CITY
SHOE STORE, CORNER EIGHTH STREET,
AID COMMERCIAL AvESUE
jll-lO-Gl-tf
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ScHENck's rULMoSIc SYAUP,F FOR THE
CuSE or ,SsuMPTI,Y, Couaus. AND
CoLps.-Tbe great virtue OF ,hi, medicine
Is that IL ripens the matter and throws II
ort OF the systom, purihss the blood, and
thu, effects \ cure.
ScHEhcK's SEA WEED Toxic, YoE THE
CtkE oP DYSPEPSIA, IsD GEsrIos, &c.
The Tonic produces a heslthy action Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, form
ing cbyie. and curing the most obstinate
cases Of Indigestion.
ecHESck's hAsDEAIE Pills, FOR THE
CURE or LTy.R CoNPLAisr. 81.
These Pills are Alleralive, and produce
q healthy hcIion oi the liver. without the
less, danger, as they are free from Gallo.
mel, and yet more et!i ',cious in restoring
D.. healthy action Of iha liver.
Ths,e rsmodio. are certain cure for
CONSUMPTION, ss The Pu;monic Syrup
r'pens the matter and puriges the blood.
Toe Mandrake pills act upon the liver,
croa,o - healthy bic. ,nd remove all dis
Eases Of tho liver, Of,en Cause OF con.
sumption. The Sea Word Tonic giyes
tone and strength to the stomach. makes
god digestion, ard On, bl.s the organs 70
form good blood and thu. cre.tes a
healthy circulation Of h-s'tby blood. Tho
combined action Of tbsss medicines. "a
tnu- eGplsinsd will cure every case %
O assumption, II taken IN ,Ime, and the
r'e Of u" medicine. Is persev-IsI ia.
DR. scheneg Is pto'essionaiiy a; bis
principal Office. corner sIxru ard ARou
8 5, PniladelPhi1, every morning, where
all letters for advice must to addressed.
90 A
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PERsoNAL.-Among the mos. promin.
ont arrivals at the ST. Charles we pick
out the names of the following Ii. l..
Morrill,, Sapt. G. & V. r. J.F. Gall,
CAIRO Short Line Thor. Fullerton, Gin.
cinnali Geo. Dixon, Gin; John Il. Ge,,,
Gin w. u. Bangs, st. Louis Louis
Frank, st, Louis j. NJ. Healy, Cham
paien, III j. d. Strauss, st. Louis John
X. Wotheryille, Metropolis, Ill.,: j. r.
Mears, New Orleans.
Jcwcis Wilcox returned from Chicago
yesterday, where be went to NEE, his
family, who had been spending tho sum
msr in tho East.
DE- c. w. Dunning and tho balance Of
the Cairo and Mound City delegates to
the Grand Commandery OF knight Temp
lars at Chicago came home by the yester-
day afternoon 1. q. train.
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IN AID or THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
A GARD To TIE PuBLIn.

The management have determined To have
the drawing OF the ii III an last gift conc ri
Oft Publ Library OF Kentucky, on the
y tn day OF November next. We Lelieye
now that all he tickets viii be ,oli. and
that tbs drawing will he n fiIli one; but
VIII Their ali n sold or not, the q wing
will ne crthelcss certainly CONS of on the
day appointed.
Tn special object o. this card Is TO call
meeting OF the ticket holders NJ puhllc /. 4.
brary Hall, on the 2Jth of November, L.
mike arrangements in connection with he
commit ee appointed by tYe trustees to su.
perintend tn countii L of the tags ropr =
srnting tile number, OF tickets sold. Wrile
there Is DO actual necrs ity Tor the presence
OF ticket-holder,. rs und, our arrang. ment-
the interests If u are equslly cared for. ct
at the same time wa Il great prefer hat
a. many OF those Interested as caD, word
attend this meeting ana sec each for hun
seli how perfe als fair and impartial The dis
irlbution must be.
Every arrangcme' has been made for the
drawing-l.ut little more than a month re-
mains Tor the sale OF ths remainder of the
tickeLs, aud s"LateNci IL done snu q bo done
promptly. THos l.. BRAMLETTR,
Agent anu Manager.
Louisville, Ky. oct. %, 1874.
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CAfso AND vIscESSrs H. R-The
general Offices Of the Cairo and Vincenne'
rsiIro.d have been removed from VIM
tsrs block to moro convenient and com
modious quarters In the room vacated by
the Fret National bank. The auditor aud
cashier occupy the from, room, the gen.
ersl superintendent the middle room or
parlor, and the genera, freight agent and
road master the rear room. These rooms
have bOsn thoroughly renovated, csrpeted
etc. The officers OF the road are well
pleased with the change
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GENTLEMEN, KEEP YOUR MONg,
III HOME.

Stuart a Cholsop, manufacturers
agents FOR the Qasher City Fine White
Shirts, guaranteed TO DO tho bes. made.
most perfect Citing and best laundried
Manufactured shirt ia tho United
e'ate', have reduced tho price on their
best goods a. follows:
Waumsutts Muslin aud beat Linen
$3.50 each.
New York Mills Muslin and lest Linen,
szoz4 eAcn-l21 cents extra for cutting
and guaranteeing perfect 1T.
We are Offering the chsspsst stock OF
Gents Underwear ever oferod in ,b,.
city. A visit of inspection Is asked before
leaving your orders. Aoa.,o.o.'
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NOTICE

Sealed proposals, addressed 10 the city
couhUil Of The city Of Cairo, will be re-
ei'ed At my oflle No. Ia Commercial
venue, until o'clock p m Of Tuesday
tue % day Of November, 1874, Ter Iipht.
ihg the street inmps in the ci,y Of Cairo
Tor tte term 81 one or Two ysArs
Ssii proposals 10 state Of Whist price
per poet said iigh, will be furnished aud
aI'o state Whist kina Of light Is proposed
to be furnished.
Inc CITY council reserves The right to
reject any and all bids.
tue psrson or parsons 10 whom may 10
ANhfdtd The contract will be REQUIRED 10
give good and sufficient bord 10 said
Guy council Tor the faithful performance
Of their contract
VI s. Cox. City Comptroller.
CAIRO, IL, October 18th, 1874.
3ji -i0-iT.,d
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PREsBrrrFiAs SocrABLE.-The socia.
bic given by the ladies Of tho Pfesbyter.
ian church at tho residence of Wood Ri,.
tsnhouse, ESQ., Thursday evening, was
largely attended by both young and old
people. The supper was excellent and
the whole affair was truly enjoyable.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

Valentine Rssch on Eighth street be.
tween Washington and Commercial ave.
nue., has rebuilt his store, and residence.
Jaok Winter, owner Of the block cor.
ner Of Seventh street and Commercial av-
nue., has built a raised plank side walk
twelve feet high around the Seventh and
Commercial avenue eide Of the house. and
will lay a brick walk underneath.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

SzwEss.-Stres. superintendent CALI.
gan has completed tho sewers on Com.
mercial avenue between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. Twenty-inch pipe was
used and an iron valve was placed a. the
terminus OF the sewer nesr the stone
depot.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

WE have at the BULLETIN OFFICE an
order for fity dollars on the "Wilson
Sewing Machine Company which ia good
Tor its face as part payment on a seventy
nVe dollar sewing machine, Any person
in want ct Il Grst class sewing machine can
got sevcnty.hve dollar ono for fifty dol.
lara, by applying at this office. #
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scHooLs--The public schools were
closed yesterday, the board OF education
having granted the teachers holiday 80
that they could avail themselves of the in
vitation extended by the officers of tho
Cairo aud Vincennes hallway, 70 take a
trip along tho line Of tho rosd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

IMrEoyEMsSTs.-The old delapidated
sidewalk on Ohio leves, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, fronting tho property
OF the Allison heire, Col s.. 8. Taylor.
sgent, is being re.laid. Green Il Wood.
ana Coffee Harrison & Co, arc also
building substantial sidewalks
hueiner OF the Planters, mas put ND q
snow window in which to display game
rant.
- H. Phillips has ieoently had the old
stages on wharf boa. removed, and 70.
p'A0eo py new and strong ones. Charles
Lancaster did the work
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

THAYEE. Iii is said that DIR. Thayers
forthcoming lecture on The Phi, nomens
OF Spiri,ualism" will be a scathing review
and scientific examination of tho whole
matter. "Let there DO light"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

"THE Bors' will have a social dance
az James Closn's corner Commercial ave.
nue. and Thiriy-fourth street. on Monday
night, November 2nd. All are cordially
invited 10 attend. 4i2-l0 3I.2t
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NEW LUMBER YARD.-Chas. Lanoas.
ter, and Ncw:on Rice, (la.o with
8. Waltors) both we'll known to our
eitizcnt, and to river men generally, have
established lumber yard in Cairo, cor.
ner Sixteenth street and Commercial ave.
nue. They will keep every description
OF building material and steamboat lum.
Der doors, sash, blinds, mouldings,
shingles iAth, etc, etc, and are determined
70 se'i lower than lumber has over been
SOLD IN Cairo. They solioi, q fair trial
from steamboat men and builders, and
VIII guarantee sA,i'faotIoa Ia all cases.
3s7.l027.if
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OYsrRRs.- Messrs sproat i Son have
of iatc been shipping oysters from Mobile,
sparingly. owing TO the warm weather,
but now as IL ia growing colder they will
commence TO receive large supply.
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LuSen.-Mr. James Geaney, proprietor
OF the saloon On the corner Of Nineteenth
street aud Commercial avenue, proposes
TO set out to his patron, Saturday even
Ing, turkey lunch, with trimmings. and
hopes TO see present those who appreciate
good things. both eatsble and drjnkablo.
All ara cordially invited to be present.
4o0.lo-3o2t
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W hsKER, represHting ID. w.
Irwin 4 Co.. of CHICAGO, lends us the fol-
loving quotations in grsn
October wheat, So.
November wheat. SO.
December wheat, S..
October corp, 20.
November corn, 81.
December corn, Gj.
October osts, ii.
November oats, 49,.
Year oats, Az.
October barley, LII.
November barley, l.09l.
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the 81 CHARLES HoTEL has several
pleasant rooins on the upper floor, euita-
bic Tor goniiet.en, that can be occurred for
the w'ntor, With board, at very rea,,uable
rates >,
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LUScn! LUScH LuScH AT "Our
Saloon, tonight at half past pino o'clock.
Oy.to, soup hcads tho iis:. with tho best
of music and all the etcsetras for good
timo. Come. Como everybody.
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AT "our Saloon" Eighth street, be
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio levee,
the hungry may find all kinds OF odibles-
herring, 'ausage, cheese, &c. and tho
thirsty tho finest of wines and liquors,
fresh lager beer, aud tho best brands OF
cigars. Attentive bsr-keepers arc always
on hand and tho lunch sot daily, at 10
o o'clock, Sundays included, is as fine as
any IN The city. Call around. Io-ao n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

SWEPT PorAToxs coming In plen-
tifully, averaging from ten TO twenty
wagon loads per day. The potatoes are
Of fine quality and are readily sold at from
fJrty TO sixty cents per bushel.
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PREMIUMS PREMIUMS |!
ANEW BOWLING ALLEY
CHARLES CLARK

Announces to the public that Thursday
evening next BIO win OPEN new bowling
alley under the Iron Mountain railroad
once, with every thing complete. lie offers
the following PREMIUMS;
1st-To the one who makes The biggest
roll 4 6 frames within 30 DAYS from the
opening, ThurSday, Oct. 20, ho will present
. frSTY DOLLAR GOLD VEST CHAIN.
2nd-rc the one who makes tho socond
best roll OFFS frames within the came time.
be viii present the FINEST READY-MADE
surr OF CLOTHS in the city; to be fur
nished By Fsrnbaker, and valued ut sS5.
3s-l0-12.27tf
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SUSAN DEsIs.-On next Wednesday
evening Susan Denim iropo will open An
engagement in this city, Tho,o Of our
readers who cav Susan Denim in hor
great character o: Queen Elizabeth, per.
formed in tho Atheneum last winter win
not fail to pstrouize her on the occasion
OF her neat appearance here. She come,
accompanied by asplendid array Of tsl.
ented actors, aud her stay 10 Cairo will
no doubt be ono of the plea.sn,es. ,hes,rl.
cal events Of the season,
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LUMBER STILL GoIso Dowy.-As we
are determined to close out our stock
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus
mess, we will sell ali kinds Of lumber at
two dollars per thousand less than mar.
ket prices. A largo lot of lsth and stove
wood on hand, which will be sold a. cor.
re'pendingly low rates.
22l.g.O.tf W., A. r..
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Aoseh EVERY DAr.-George Latino,
'orhe1 OF Fourteenth and Washington
svsnus' viii furnish hereafter, every d.v
70 q" patrons Mol lunch, between tho
eoers OF ton and twelve o'clock. F,..h
milwaukee beer and fragrant p,v
sns cigars to DO bad a. his bar q, an
limos. ."
o.sp.u
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DONGOlA NEWS.

AT the lIohaer sale Of the Mi,enbi.
mer farm. lsst Monday, The lan!. wore
sold In parcels Of about fifty acres, and
there was a purchaser for each lot offered.
Adde Alden bought the tract upon which
the mansion house stands, q, SlS so per
scrc. The lands sold brought Si,4sG 81
aud this amount being enolgh to NEE, the
Indebtedness, several parcels that bsd
been advertised were no, sold.
-Diea, on Wednesday tho 18th ins.
of puerPersl fever, Mrs. Penrod, wife Of
David Penrod, Esq. The public heartily
sympathizo with the husband and famil,
IN their affection.
The price Of swee. potatoes went
down TO thirty cents per bushel, and many
OF tho farmers refused 20 sell They stored
them away, and now tho esculent has
soured on :heir hands. In other words
. largo proportion OF them has assumed
the consistency of baked custatd, and are
unflt even for hog feed. Too much Of
good thing is a nuisance, and those who
are holding the elephant will, mos
likely, experiment in some other crop
next year.
-Hartzell made speech here on last
Friday, and fully sustained his reputation
as sound ressoner on the political issues
Of the day. He bears the impress Of an
honest practical man, and one that. In the
emphatic language OF one Of his auditors
st will do to tie to" lie was follow cd BY
Kroh. who wishes TO spend a winter in
Springfield a, tie peoples elpeas
On Saturday we had a spsesh from
Clements, surnamed the "Artful Dodger."
There was SO little Of it, outside Of his at
tempted explanations of his course ia
Congress, and the Assertions that he WAS
going to beat Hsrtzell tina. We concluded
that bis master, Fagin logan had put
him on the "klnchin lay" for fear tina, ne
might bring trouble upon the political
-inscore followed Clements, and occu.
pied little too much time TO give Thorn
an opportunity TO air his eloquence. and
tell US what the Changers think about 1t.
lie made beginning, but before no had
reached the interesting part OF his subject,
the northumberland train arrived. upon
which all the candidates took seats 20
meet their appointments at Anna in the
ey ening.
Winston and Albright spoke q, tho
Misenhiepor school house Wednesd Y
s7ening, and at the Karaker school house
Thursday evening. Hugh Andrews and
other friends accompanied them. Some
Oongoiians wont on foot to the entertain.
nent last night. Why don't these aspir. |
ng men give us town folks a talk, and |
ny and secure our votes
Cotton has begun to arrive from the |
country for shipment to st. Louis Tho,
,rown in this delivery 10 mostly from
Johnson county, in the neighborhood of
Moscow. HowARp.
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Boy WAsrED.--At this Office who un-
derstands feeding Gordon's and Degnsrs
presses. Address or apply TO fcrman job
room, this Office.
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GRAND OrgNISG.-Mr. NJ. l.. Clark.
towing alley, under the Cairo, st. Louis
and southern railroad Office, was thrown
open to the public Thursday evening, and
was visited by large number of persons
MT Harry Walker spread on. one Of the
best lunches ever given in this or any
oiaer city. Tho Thompson Dean string
baud furnished tho music. Il. 4. Reid
aud L. Montague attended tho LIQUID do.
pArtnent
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RIVER NEWS.
- 49,
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Padue.hi
Silverthurne, Eyansyiiis
X. A. Babb,ge, 81 Louis
Grand Tower, 81 Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fi.k, Padu All.
Silvor.horne, Evansville
Grsud Towe', Memphis
X A. Babbire, south
RIVER, WEATHER. BUSINESS
Tho river ut dark was 4 foe, 4 inches
on the gaage, having fallen inches dur
ing the past "a hours. Tho weather hss
been clear and quite cold. Business
dali.
WAR DErT RIVER EEropr,l
o; tOber -, 1874.
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FEATHERS! FEATHERS!!

a large lot of new prime live geese fca-
theirs for sale 10 quantities TO sui. the pur.
chasers, at loves. market prices.
HENRY SAVERS,
3S3-lo-2T-5w % Ohio Levee.
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WASTRD.-CoOpers on our barrels, ri
IL cents for circle heading, and 90 cents
Tor square heading. Also men on tight
work at good prices. 36s.IO POET
j. W. STEELE
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4 NEW CHRONIC FOR 1874
G0DEY'S LADY'S ROCK

VIII give 10 every subscrIber Xoho,hor
single or in Club, who paws in hdxs,,.a
for 1870, and RENTS direct 10 This Once q
copy OF 1.-THE REs 5UE,v the handsome 81
cnromo ever offered by publisher.
a.. " Per a1num. For Circular. con.
aiming FERNS for Clubs, etc, address
GnDEY. RhilsdelpbIs, Pa. - d.
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FoE RENT-Co,,age, No. 50 Ton,b
street, between Washington and Walnut.
Enquire Of Cnas. Lane, or at TnE BuLLE-
TIN once. 33S-lO.ll.tf
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fOR sALE or HFSF cuVAp-A ssod
second hand piano. Enquire ut the Rail.
road House, corner of Eighteenth stee,
and Commercial ayenus, Cairo.
3G6-l0-ao-7w
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NoTICE 70 THE PUBLIc-Iho new
packing house market In Wilco1's block
will be open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new Lara. at the lowest market
price. HOWE & BRo.
ata a .
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PLuoK--a pair Of these elegant chro.
mos for sale. at SIX DOLLARS, retail price
ten dollars. Apply at the BULLETIN Or
FIcE. II
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CofNE's oyster depot and restauran
Oysters in tho sheli and can, fresh every
day, ct Phil saups old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streeis, Cairo. I'll.
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ZOE KEPKEsENTATIXE-

We arc authorized TO announce tho name
Of LIEUTENANT JOSEPH Il. TlioRP OF
jackson County, as the Farmers candidate
for Representative from the TON Senatorial
District
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OnAis GAso.-Cty JaiIor Mccarthy
had bis boarders cut Yesterday repairing
the sawer near tho ST.. Charles Hotel.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

AT The Democratic Central Committees
Of the several counties VIII designate the
places for the speaking and arrange all other
necessary details. ID
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31
ZOE TIE LEGIsLATneE.

We are authorized 70 announce that +.
Y. ALBRIGHT, Of jackson county, is a
candidate, at the ensuing Sovem or cleo
tioD, as a Representative Of the Finieth
senatorial District IN the next General
Assembly. tis
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
EOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized 10 announce that a
". irwin viii be u candidate 4 the ensuing
elpct ,u for re-ele ton TO the Office OF <h erin
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-31

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
We arc authoriz Il 10 announce TJioMAS
WILSON as % enndJfss "a for 5fcDfncr ~ inc
Bosrd OF County Commissioners.
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GER your oy.ters a. the psImonico.

FRESH oysters or anything else you
want at tho Delmonico Restaurant open
day and night.
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THE Best Oysters at the DSlmonico
Restaurant. 2Gf.9. 20.tf