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A. Il. IRWIN.
HIS RESPONSE TO THE "oALL


To Coz. John Wood, II. Walton webb, II.
IL. Cunningham ID. T Iinegar, J. II.
Mule hey, r. saup, X. A. Edmon ison.
and others:
GEsTLEME':-Accepting the call
sisned by You and more than eight hun
drel other voters of Alexander county, ss
an endorsement of my official conduct a,
sheriff, and as tho expression Of az honest
desire that should stand for reelection,
feel impelled to give you an Affirmative
answer.
1t has been my aim, during my term Of
service, 10 perform my duty as was ons-
blsd to SEQ my duty and II, In anything,
failed. beg to assure you tina. tho head
was at fault and not the heart.
In consenting, as l dc, 10 become n
candidate for recollection, feel called
upon TO make no promises Of more eff
cient service than l nave hitherto rem
dered. can only assure you that, i
elected, ] will los l always did, strive t,
do my duty faithfully and fearless y, re
gardless of all consequences personal t
t myself.
7 Thanking you, and those who joino
you in tho "csil," for tho dat,ering o,
preston Of confidence you have givel
and for your promise OF generous sur
port permit me to subscribe myself.
4 Yours truly,
! ALEx. IL. IRWIN.
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o. Tuesday evening Marshal Nc Tale
aescricd an individual lying in the gutter,
on Commercial avenue, aud inquiring the
wherefores, ascer.ained that the man was
subject to psraytic strokes. His name he
gave as John w. Bay. lie was walking
along tho street, his legs failed him and
he tumblsd into the gutter. lie had been
to California; accumulated $4,000. In
Chicago no formed co-partnership with
very plausible individual, into whose
hands he confided his $4,000. The follow
ing day he learned that his plausible part
ner had vamo sod, carrying with him the
aforesaid $4,000. In the hope of finding
his rsscslly partner he came to Cairo.
When we say that he Is now In the hos
pltal, We conclude the story.
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Mr.. EDWARD GRoHE, travelling teacher
OF TIE state Turner organization, is in the
city, and will remain during the balance
OF the month. He was selected from O
long list of applicants a, the most thor.
ough Turner in the State. The society ia
this city numbers about Atty members.
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PEKsoNAL.-We note the following
prominent personages NJ the ST. Charles /;
Geo. Chellet, Now Orleans Chas.
Brookenkamp, New York A. b. Alox-
snder, Cork, Ireland W. Mark, Now
York; F. Il. Reed, Sioux City, Iowa
4. ID. Mullen, Liverpool, England.
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BUSINESS in Cairo is errhiie, Our -four
merchants, our dry goods aud grocery
men, and cur boo. and shoe dealers are
in the midst Of mn active trade while our
confecIionerf, restanrsteurs, draYmen and
mechanics declare that, in their calling.
tier. is a perfect stagnation, Tho gen.
era aspect OF business affairs f., notwith.
standing tho exceptions named, as en-
eoureging As usual, at this aeason.
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JoHs +. HELEr, Esq, civil engineer.
proposes to furnish all materisl, and con.
struot the proposed sewer under tho leyee
=, Thiriy-sigbih street for Sl,050. II we
knew anything about the matter, We
should pronounce tho bid = low one. Al
oil events, tho work should DO given 10 a
competent man. and Hely, it Is we'll
known, would be justified in pleading
guilty to such a designation.
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Mr.. llARIzrLL g speech at Mopnd City,
Tuesday evening, was enthusiastically re-
oeived by the largest political meeting
held there duriDg tho canvass. The De-
mocracy of Pulaski are united, and will.
on the Sd proximo, give a good account OF
Themselves. From Mound City Mr.. II.
goes to Vienna.
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DxLnosIco HoTEL--Captain Fields.
Memphis, Tenn; Vim f Wiley, Marion
XIV; james Clark, Champaign + q
smith, Hickman; Jas Wilson, New Or
leans; David Young. Cloverport, KY
Martin Young, do; David Rice, do; Hem
ry Buens, Perryville, Mo; b g Jon 8,
Ash Hill, Mo; q obryan', Charlcston;
L Smith, Metropolis; VIM Il Skiles,
Clear Greek, Ills.
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THERE was scarcely standing room
Tuesday night for tho men, women and
children who attended the oyster supper
given in Elliott s. Haythorn's hall, by
the ladies Of tho Presbyterian church ;
The affair WAS an immense success, and
Notwithstanding tho ciscomforts in,eps.
rable from on oyer.crowded room, every.
body expressed himself or herself abun.
dainty Enthusiastically entertained.
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Go and see Louie Lord in her character
of Aurora Floyd,in which sho has no equal
on the American stage. This popular
drama found d on Miss Braddon's famous
novel, Aurora Floyd, viii DO on the board.
tonight, 10 DO followed by tho roaring
farce, A kiss in the dsrk'"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-15

ONE Alice Wa,ton jerked sn undue
amount Of offensive chin.music, in tho
presence Of al obnoxious noighbor, yester-
day, and WAS sued. Shs appeared before
Bird, but the prosecuting witness failing
10 put IN an appearance, Alice lSas adj
monished to EN- no more, and cent adrift.
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WHY is it that the city council do no,
prohibit the hawking about our streets of
'frosh eggs and apples, ine potatoes and
fat chickens, choice butter aud bully tur.
nips," etc, snd-so-forLh. Tho out-cries Of
the hawker' are violative OF the quio! Of
tho city, and should be bushed.
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MILLINERY TRIMMING and yANcY
sroRE.--Miss Burnside desires to call the
attention OF the ladies to her full and
complete line of millinery and fancy
goods just opened in the Atheneum build
ing on Commercial avenue. Hcr stock
consists OF a full assortment of fall hats
Java canvas and patterns, a full line Of 20
phyr', all colors, feathers. Fronch flowers
ribbons, and general assortment of fancy
articles, such IS are kept in q millinery
Hofs 32l-l0.7.lm
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THE German-Anerican school, of this
city, numbers over fifty pupils. Mr.. II.
Appel is principali Miss Yocum, teacher
of English; Mrs. Appel, teacher Of em-
broiderY, etc.
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Ir the Lord and Whiteley troupe now
occupying the boards of tho Atheneum,
depended alone upon tho singing Of Miss
Woltz for public communication, we are
sure it would not be withheld. She lie, Il,
is conceded, tho best vocalist that has
visited our city for many years.
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A YOUNG man, strictly honest and in
dustrious, and a No. collector, desires a
situation in a Cairo business house. Ad-
dress q. o, drawer 2al, or apply TO the
ad interim edit Of Tue BULLETIN.
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3Il 1913 81

AMONG the more prominent OF the ar
rivals at the ST. Charles We find the fol-
lowing; W A Webber, of the Inter. Ocean,
Chicago; N q Hatcher, New Madrid, No
j p Peck. Omaha, + Brown, Chicago
James Hogan and james b Lloyd, Man
chester, England; w Morgan, Red BUD,
ILL., 4 Finn, Philadelphia; w w Wright,
Memphis; r Il Lance, Cincinnati.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-15

A. IL. IRWIN enters tho feld as e candi
date for reelection TO the Office of Sheriff
Uuder the circumstances who wouldn't :?
Reference to his candidacy will be m, do,
az the canvass progresses, as occasion may
demand. See announcement.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-15

WHILE in Mound City, Hon William
Hartzell was the guest Of Capt. HANDLE
ton We need not say that he was hos
pitsbIy entertained, and informed for tho
first time in his life of the sad fate of old
Mira Perkins, who rode twenty miles to
inspect farmer Jones daddy rabbit. The
story ia q sorrowful one. No wonder
Casey wept
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Thn proposition that the council cham.
Dor should be partitioned so as TO provide
room to serve a, police hcsdq quarters, ia
an economical ono, aud should be carried
ou!. II, during the severe nights OF the
coming winter, any of our waichncn
feel disposed to tako nap, they should
have comfortable quarters.
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COR TIE LEGIsLATuRl

We are authorized to announce that +.
r. ALBRIGHT, OF jackson county, Is
c,ndidate, at the ensuing November eloc'
ton, as n Representative of the Fihieil
Senatorial District in the next Genera
! Assembly. ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-15

NOTICE TO THE PuBLIc.--Tho new
packing house market in Wilcox's block
will be open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, at the lowest market
price. howIE s. BEo.
2lO.9.3.lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-15

TIE city Jail is in US good condition as
circumstances will permit. We do no,
speak from personal observation. Our in
formation is derived from committee Of
councilman who have been there.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-15

TIRE Sun editor Gays this call upon
Sheriff Irwin does not contain names that
he expected to see there. II he will
extend inquiries no will learn, no doubt,
that the names he has in his minds eye,
are not there because the owners Of them
we're not called upon. Had the "eali''
been industriously circulated, it would
have contained, rot 800 but 1900 names
Of voters, undoubted ard substantial.
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+. L. ALBRIGHT is in attendance on the
circuit court at Marion, and no. in Union,
as We stated yesterday. Font 10 achiev-
ing numerous shesves Of laurels as Il GRIM
inal LAWYER
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Tng multiplying expressions of dissatis-
faction over the candidscy of Inseore has
induced one Capt. Thorp; OF Jackson
county, to'enter the field rs an Indepen-
dent Republican Granger candidate.
Thorp Ia ssii 20 be a man Of fair ability,
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FALL.
STUART & GHOLSON.

We take pleasure IN announcing 10
our friends that our stock OF Fall anC
Winter Goods as no0 arriring. w
shall offer Ills season stock Of Dress
Fabrics. Trimmings, Fanny Goods,
Motions, ETC., which for rar,ey, style
and excellence Of material, eacelS any
thing zoe hare heretofore offered. Our
large and increasing trade enables as to
buy from first hands at The best sources
of supply. Al,ooys on de alert 10 gain
every Advantage in prices, zee are happy
to state that this season ioc haze secured
the most attractive stock in the market,
at prices sohich are guarantee "Rock
Bottom" We affirm our ability to d.
piicate Chicago and 81. Louis prices.
We KEEP ONLY TIE MOST
DESIRABME GOODS, ALLOW
NO REMNANTS TO ACCUMU-
LATE, MAKE NO BAD DEBTS
AND WILL NOT BE UNDER
SOLD By ANY USE IN THE
TRADE. A est q Inspection ,oih
convince purchasers Of the eptraor,li-
nary bargains offered by the popular
and progressive one.price, cash Dry
Goods house of
Stuart & GhOlsOn.
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The ladies Of the Episcops! church are
making arrangements for an oyster supper.
1t will DO held next week in tho building
lately vacated by Elliott & Hsythorn.
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For RENr,-Cottage, No. 81 Tonth
street, between Washington and Walnut.
Enquire Of Chas. Lane, or at THE BULLE.
TIN Office. 335-l0.ll-tf
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WANTED Carpenter work in part
payment for piano or organ. Call at
the new store next to Arlington House ut
once. q. ROBBINS.
347-l0-l5-tf
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trouble and expense to hear one song
from her, to say nothing Of Louie Lord,
aud the other attractions at the theatre
tonight.
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We arc just in receipt OF ten barrels
OF prime, honest Golden Syrup from CAL
ifornia. Also California fruits, new
sugar-cgred hams, youIg maricsn
cheese; pine apple cheese "a bags prime
Rio coffee from New Orleans, very cheap.
Timothy and clover seed, etc.
lO-l3-ti STRATTos & BIRD
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LUMBER STILL GONG DowS.-As We
are determined TO close out our stock
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus
ness, wa will sell all kinds of lumber at
two dollers per thousand less than mar
ket prices. A large lot of lath and stove
wood on hand, which will be sold at cor
respsndingly low rates.
22l.9.9.tf WALL " EXT.
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A YOUNG man from Mound City, and
his name it is Josh Gomez, Was picked up
Tuesday night, drunk, drunk svon TO
the extent Of llmberness. When brough:
TO answer he was sober, sensible and
sorry; wherefore the squire extended his
palm, clutched dollar, and Joshua de-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-15

THE THIBD appearance OF Lord &
Whitley's dramatic troupe, on Wednesday
night, was greeted by a full house.
Intrigue or the False aud Trus' was put
upon tho stage In shape tina. would have
done credit to any metropolitan company
aud was, therefore, TO Cairo play goers,
an unussl treat. Louie Lords Catherine
Gaunt was n just conception OF that
character, while j. A. Lords Griffith
Gsunt could scarcely improved upon.
These characters being admirably sup.
ported, we need not say that the audience
was delighted with the Entertainment
To-nihgt Aurora Floyd, or the Secret OF
Kiss In the dark, should, and will no
doubt, crowd the Atheneum.
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One o. Il. Edwards visited q certain
castle, in this city, where sexual com.
merce Ia encouraged, and with or without
cause fairly deluged the proprie.reas with
Kissing hot abuse Taken before Bird he
exhibited q reasonable degree OF peni.
tence, and was lot oil, therefore, on Fay
ment of S. fine, and the usual concomi,.
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CoYNEs oyster depot and restauran
Oysters in the shell and can, fresh everyt
day, at Phil Saup's old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, Ill.
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The Sun man has inter viewed an IN
teligent Democrat The intelligent
Democra. told the Sun man that there is
no enthusiasm for Harizel anywhere; that
in Williamson no don't amour, TO a row
of pins; in Jackson county nobody wants
him; in Union he Is fiat, and that, gensr-
ally, no is tho embodiment. of weakness.
We sent that Intelligent Democrat to
the Sun man, unoer tho positive iujunc-
ton that he should say what be did say,
knowing that Davis couldn't hold it. Ii
was our purpose to play on our cotempo.
rary's credulity. Having succeeded, We
are happy.
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The ST.. CHARLES HOTEL has seyera
pleasant rooms on the upper door, suta
BILE for gentlemen, that can be secured for
he wintcf reasonable
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boAspisa'--psr.iss desiring boarding
and lodging or day board, in a private
family, near the business part of the cl,y.
ssa b. accommodated BY calling a, toe
tvo-seosy white frame dwelling in rs., a,
Ssess building on 18th street. sl4.io'a.S.
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FRESH oysters or anything else you
want at the Delmonico Restaurant opon
day and night.
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Losr.-On the fair excursion train GO
ing to or returning from st. LOUIS, a pair
of silver frame Brazilian pebble glasses
and some notes payable to Geo. w. Erwin,
that are Of no use to any one but myself.
The finder will DO we'll rewarded by re.
turning them 10 the BULLKTIS OFFICE at
Cairo. WIN. MARTIN.
oaQIp 10 q,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce that A.
II. irwin will be a candidate ut the ensuing
elccti IN for re-elcc ton to the Office OF sheriff
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CITY ScRIp WANTED -Wo want e
purchase five hundred dollars ir city
Scrip for which we will pay seventy five
cents on the dollar, and 40 more. Parties
wishing to dispose OF scrip at the above
price, can apply to
JEwETT WILCOX & Co,
81. Charles Hotel.
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DIR. JENELLE.-Uan DO found a. his
dental parlors on Eighth street at all
hours. Bost Of references given as to pro-
fessional ability.
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Two rooms to rent, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, on Washington avenue.
Apply at County Clerks office.
203.O.3O.2w1
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SILK HATS SILK HATSi
Silk Hats made TO order ~ A. Marks
20 Ohio levee.
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DoST forget the great bill "A. the
Athencum tonight, The company meri.
q full house.
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Fos SA
no to sell

Foh SA .fo to sell
asplendid buggy-a,mosI new. We VIII
sell 1t at great sacrifice. Persons desir-
ing good bargain in buggy have now
an opportunity to obtain one.
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{. thorough Republican, and popular
among the Changers. He Is determined
that. If he falls at all, he will fall fight
inv. with his face to tho enemy.
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GERoULD will not relent. HIS stub
bornness increases. Tho council lie uhre.
lentinG, and is becoming ressn,ful. Hence,
it is evident that no arrangement for gas
for the street lamps is probable. The
action OF Councilman Wright indicates
indeed, that tho breach is impossible, and
that no further effort looking to an ar
rangement will be made. Hence, parties
who have patent flights" -odorous kero-
s.ne, greasy sperm oil, anything tba, will
serve to dispel the Egyptian darkness that
nightly enshrouds Cairo, should read the
council proceedings to be found in sno,h.
or column, and prepare bid.
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TIE Best oysters at the Delmonico
Restaurant. 2e7-0.20 If
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For REsT.--A fine cottage. Inquire
of George Fisher. 382-lo.l0.Ct
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TRAcx.LAYIseo on the Cairo and st. Louis
railroad was commenced in this city, yes
tsrday morning A considerable forc'.i. on
gagged at the work, and as there will be no
delay on account Of lack Of iron, we
shall expect a fuallment Of the promise
given in the yuLLTTIs two weeks ago
viz, that trains will come through from 5
Louis to Cairo oa or before the lst DIS,
| OF Deoembe Work on the road else
whore Is being pushed vigorously, with I
view TO the earliest possible mpletion
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STATIONS.
gENyKAT ITYNi.


The Belle q Texas has a fair assorted
tip FOR New Orleans.
The Belle OF Shreveport made shotjI
stay At our wharf and has n big cargo iot
New Orleans.
Tho Bismarck cleared yesterday,
drawing eigh, fee,largo. She added prob
ably 800 tons hero.
The shannon has the Schooner az, 1
let in tow, which 70 destined for G alyes
ton, Texas. /. was built 1T the HJwar.
ship yard, and Is s,aunch piece Of work
uanship. The Shannon will clear TODAY
with sbOu: 800 tons OF freight, Aayln.
aided about 300 here. WLilo coming ou
Of the river sho rubbed on about thirt,,
bars, but had to set her .p,Is only once.
FGEsn sUrPLY.--Mr. +. fitzgerald lid
jus. received and has on salo O.. he sal.
room, largo stock Of English ale, porter.
henneasy brandy and vince, and liquor
OF all kinds, which he will dispose Of a.
reasonable prices, 2sO-9.2j-lm
OK and after Oct. let The PRICE OF day
board At tho St. Charles Hotel to new
borders will be $40 per month. Oaly a.
limited number will be received at the
above rstes.
II
Dissolution NoTIcE.--Tho firm {!
Roso Il Tonne, ooufeclioners, has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr
Temuo retiring. The business will b.
continued at the old stand by Mr.. Rose,
who Is authorized to collect all sums duo .
the firm and settle all accounts asaintn.
Oct =, 1874. w. b. ROSE,
33i-lO-ll.3t T. A. T.,n,r
NoTGcE TO STUDENrs. --As five or six
have already applied to mo to give them
lessons, l take this method to say, that [
Will give limited numbor Of lessons in
higher Arithmetic, Book keeping, AIce.
bra, Philosophy, English Grammar Latin /
and Creek. Three or four moro can DO /
accommodated. Other branches may DO +.
pursued if preferred.
io,f-f II. Il. THAYER
Mns. HuLTz has just returned from the .
east with n fun stock of millinery goods
and ladies', misses and ohIldron's shoes
also large stock Of ladies hair switches,
and goods belonging TO tho millinery
trade, cuffs, hosiery, ote, with a large
lot Of notions, which she will sell cheaper
Ihsn any other place in Cairo, Store on
-ae corner Of Eleventh stree, and Wash.
nsIoH avenue, 2G5-9-22-tf
MOUND CRY ACCOMMODATIONS Com
nencing Thursday, October Och, and con-
inuing, Sunday excepted, until Saturday,
october 18th, tho Mound City sccomoda-
ion viii run, leaving Cairo a. 8 a. m. and
100 p. m; leaving Mound City at S;30a nj.
I'd $50 p. m; to enable parties to attend
curt and return to Cairo daily. The
Wednesday and Saturday runs as here
oforo, will be abandoned until October
Sth.
LUMBER STILL GOING Dows.-As We
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RIVER NEWS.
R=aHaaaa
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducsh;
i p Crazy, Lvansvilei
Ci.y Chester, st Louie
." shannon, Cincinnati;
Belle Memphis, Memphis;
Belle Shreveport, 81 Louis.
DEBATED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah;
L Ora y, Eyansyllei
City Chester, Mompbis.
Belle Texas. Now Orleans;
Bismarck, Now Orleans;
lle Shreveport, NsH Oriesn:
RIVER, WEATHER AsD L sISEss.
The river last evening was > fe9i
inches on tue gauge, having been on a
stand during tho previous IS hours. Your
iect sator Is reported to Evansville, six
fec. to 81. Lou is, and nino feot south. The
weather WAS clear un:il evening yes,or-
day, when I. became partly cloudy and
much warmer, with appearances Of rain.
a very heAyy white frost occurred yea
tordsy morning, and = light one the morn
/ lng previous Ffosts have been general.
and tns tobacco ctopo Of Kentucky has suf-
fsrcd by them. les along shore IS report
ed a. Dubuque And 81. Paul Business is
a Little improved in river cIrcies. Boats
are taking New orleans freigh. al ~
and 3j;.
WAR DEPT. RIVER REPORT,
st0brr II, 1874.
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CARD or TnAvKs.-The ladies of the
First Presbyterian church of Cairo cm-
brace thls early opportunity to return
their thanks 10 Messrs. Green Sc Gilbert
for the free use OF the room for the feSti.
val; 70 Mr. ID. Hartman for the loan OF
dishes; TO SIR. F. Blake for gas; 10 Mr.. c.
Cunningham for gra,uItcus service, as
cashier; TO Mr.. Wheelock Tor g'spes; to
Mr. Scheel FOR use OF chsirs, and 20 vari-
Gus members Of tho church for liberal do
nations OF ice cream, groceries and con-
fec,ioneries. In every rerpoo. the fesii-
val WAS q decided success.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-15

TuE singing OF Mis Jennie Wolff.
with Lord q Whitley, has nsvar been
equalled in Cairo. II IS worth NIL the