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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

o. Mayor Wood Is calm. Tho a 4
duties Of his Office DO no, weigh HIM
and his anxiety about Clemon,. i
turning his hair gray.
There has not been meeting
council tor several days. and the mol
arc pining for another. The mayor 4
CAL oho--"a special meeting and a
Transaction Of general business"
The city marshal will again conf
the pounding of hogs, cattle and
found running at large on the d
tn" ordin-nco under which The m|
did this work for years was s,cer..id
b. defective fsw weeks ago; but
b'en amended, and tho good work W
on again.
we believe tho notice publish,
Cox asking for proposals. for ll,h,ln.
street lamps for ons or two years. d
business, and we would alvise Blak
representative Of Gerould, to close
tract with Wrights committee beior
too late. OIL lamps on the streets
be deplored bot that Il wha, some d
boys Ia the council mean.
Since Mrs. 8. J. $. retired fro
Gazette the council have rested Ga,
the noble beliet ,hs. {. would be vro
pa's al ordinance providing Tor Il
rest sn3 punishment e men found j,
hoasos with bad intentions. Bu,
mex. April, Mrs. S i. S. will ri
again, and o. Lord won't shom mako
how'll
The "a. question i. yet unse
The Gentle Gerould is away from
aud nothing can DO done, unless tho
tui Wright should call on tho /
Blake, who represents Gerould, a
things before tina, gentleman comes
The nights are becoming long, and
fihem are dark aud, therefore. thi,
business must DO arranged. II we
get gas let Us got tsllow candles.
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POLITICS IN THE CITY.
CAIRO, Oct. 20, 1874 -[Cairc

Mr.. Hartzsil has been in Tao Ct
several times since the canvass opened
and has won many warm friends among
our citizens.
Judge Green intends to arouse the
people Of Pulaski county to tho necessity
of doing their duty by voting for Hartzell
He will accordingly speak IN Monnd City
tomorrow afternoon and at Villa Ridge
Friday night.
"A good deal Of money has recently
been sent into this city by the state corrup-
lion committee OF the Republican party,
and tho colored men should sec to it tina,
the white Republicans do not put it Town
In their fobs.
"A large number Of Republicans OF
this city are uuconcoaled opponents Of
Mr.. Clements and supporters of Mr.. Hart
z'll. They have, they say, become dis.
gusted with the Munn-Pope ofIice-holdlng
ring, and are determined to break II down
before they tire of well-dong.
MIR. Clements will address the people
OF Cairo on Saturday night, October both,
or on Monday night, November "a. Mr..
Pope ia assuring the negroes that when
he does speak he will endorse tho civil
rights bill. The Artful Dodgor has been
assuring the Democrats that no is opposed
to the bill.
Expressions in favor Of tho re-elcc.
ton of MI Ham Irwin to the shrievalty
are universal, and are not confined to
Democrats aud Liberals. Radicals of
the most pronounced description are out
spoken in their support OF him. Nobody
can reasonably hope to succeed in OPPOSE
ton TO htm in this canvass.
We had reason to believe d. 4. Limo
gar, Eco, would not take part 10 the pres
emit canvass. He has no reason to support
Mr.. Clements-no good reason to DO the
tool of Messrs Mum and Pope; but, at
tho request of his Radical fellow citizsns,
,e has consented to address tho people OF
cairo at the Atheneum on Monday night,
,ext. He has gone back to his vomit.
Ephraim Linegar is joined to his idols;
ct him alone.
There is not much political excite
nent in the city, but tho boys arc getting
eady for worry lively time Pope is
citing bis colored troops into line, and is
like trooper at tho white boys
rho refuse to permit him to lead them by
he nose any longer. The fact 10, Pope is
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20 tho conclusion, after reading the COM
mun,cstiop. that "Cairoito" 10 one of the
mos. en,erpri.ng Of our ciiizens, that he
ia ono of those men who labor night and
dsy 10 advance the interests Of his city
that he gives both tine ana money to
bu,Id I'M Cairo. "Csiroi.e" writes liKo
such citizen but ho is not one Of that
kind. On tho contrary, city full OF such
people would be city full Of men who
would do very little good for their city.
But he /, fair typo OF not few of tho
citizons Of Cairo. by tho unexpected
prosperity OF q branch Of tradein this city
he has become wealthy, but il an enter
prise we're suggested, and money required
to carry il through, he would DO the last man
you would think of applying TO for sub
scriphon. At meetings called to advance
tho ci,y's interests no is conspicuopsly ab.
sent. When an enterprise Is started he
stands aloof and grumblos at the men who
are pressing i. forward. He is q patron
Of 81. Louis and Louisville. While talk.
ing about tho necessity of building up
Cairo he spends tho money he makes at
Cairo in other cities. Occasionally. 10
strike sly blow at some neishbor, as he
has In tho communication published this
morning he ventures into his local jour.
malls, which he never fails 20 denouncc and
which he does not patronize. lie is, in
short, holder back, who shouts
"Hurrah r. when somebody else ha
Showed the city forward.
We have made these remarks becaus,
our correspondent hints that we have men
10 Cairo who bad selfish motive in op.
posing tho Cairo and 81. Louis road. and
has seen proper to lecture HE fellow bust
ness mon. We wish TO be "a frank with
him ms he ia with his neighbors, and t
assure him that bs also ought to wake up
ought to take an Interest in CAIRO; ought
to ps,ronizo home Institutions; and ought
- be Cairo man in fact ss we'll as n
theory. We admire his communication
L. contains much good sense, bu, it would
DO well IL no Were to pluck the beam from
his own eye before be reprosches the mot,
In HE neighbor's.
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OYsrER SUFFER- AND FANCY BAzAR.-
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
give supper and festival on Thursday
evening next, October 22d, At Messrs. Eli
lott IL Hayihorn's old stand, on CONNER
cial avenue. The supper, which will be
one Of the Guest "spreads' ever made in
this city, viii DO served during the entire
evening, commencing at 81 o'clock. The
display Of fancy articles will be unusually
attractive, and prices will be low. All
are cordially invited, and, on rhursday
evening, should arrange to take supper at
the festival instead of al home
l0-2O-2t
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No PUBLIC house Ia the city is more de
serving Of a liberal patronage than the
Germsnis, Charles Schosnmsyer. propri-
etor, corper Tenth and Poplar. Desiring
TO supply the wants Of the public for
choice brand Of Weiss and lager beer, he
visited St. Louis recently. and from the
most popular brews of that city made his
choice. He 10 confident therefore that IN
the hne Of Weiss and lager beer the Ger
mania stands pre.eminent. Furthermore,
TO win public favor, he spreads every
morning at 10 o'clock boun,iful free
lunch. Warm soups--a different kind
sysry morning--meats, vegetables, etc.
form prominent features. Sardellee, sar-
dimes, hamburger and swi,zsr cheese.
pigs feet, etc, on call. In tho dis,ribu.
ZION OF your patronage, then, remember
the Germania lO-lsIw
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONS Err.

The BULLETIN, this morning, declares
for MIR. John Il Rennio for County Com
missioner, to succeed Capt Thonas
Wilson. Itsays MIR. Ronnis is large
property holder. an eminently practical
man. and is in other respects we'll fitted
for the position. while all this ia doubt
less true, and while Mr.. Rsnnie would
make faithful officer, we feel con-
strained, In the interests OF tho people Of
Alexander county, to suggest, a, tho best
man in every respect, tor County Com
missioner to succeed Capt Thomas vii.
son, Capt. Thomss Wilson himself We
believe he has done moro Tor this county
than any other man 10 IL. Not one man
In thousand is az well qualified as he tor
the position, and We venture the assertion
that no man living can boat him for this
phase II he will become candidate. We
hope Mr.. Wilson will, At al early day,
consent to become n candidato-r Cairo
sun
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EDITOR BULLETIN In to.dsy's psrer,
! Gee an article taken from Uarbondsl
paper representing stoddard county, Mis-
souri,, rs impoverished by five successive
defaulting sheriff., 100000 court house,
etc, Asa citizen of that county, 1 dis
like to SEQ our misfortunes so greatly ex-
aggersted. We have had two defaulting
sheriFi only, and one Of these has recently
paid every dollar no owed the county.
Our court house and Jail together cost
$4,000, which is all paid. There is not a
bond OF the county outstanding, and our
floating debt is only about $4,000.
Yours, truly, d. S. CRuMLE.
October 90, 1874.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY- Gusta /
WeizePs Photographic Art Caller
formerly L. 7. Thomas, corner Eight
street and Commercial avenue. Ever
thing pertaining to tho Photographic a
skilfally and elegantly executed. I'd
happy combination of splendid Iigt
and tho best instruments, enable me I
take chldren's pictures instantaneo US !,
Mothers, give mo trial, If you desir
the sweet smile Of your cherubs preserve
forever. Satisfaction given in ever,
case, or no change made. My prices ar
most reasonable. Cartos dc visit, 90 ne
dozen; Gems, elk for 81. Call and b,
convinced. lO.s-tf
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals, addressed TO the CITY
council OF the city of Cairo, will be 70.
osivsd ct my Office, No. l24 Commercial
avenue, until o'clock p. m. of Tuesday,
the I'd day OF November, 1874, for light.
ing the stree! lamps in the city Of Cairo
Tor the term Of one or two years
said proposals. to'state at what price
per poet said light will DO furnished and
also state what kind Of light 10 proposed
TO be furnished.
Inc city council reserves the right TO
reject any and all bid,.
Ine person or persons 10 whom may be
!, awarded the contract, will be required TO
gives good and sufficient bond 10 said
city council for the faithful Performance
Of their contract.
q y IN. s. Cox, City Comptroller.
CAIao, ILL.,, October 18th, 1874.
L ALL - 364-l0-I7-td
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JOE RosEKER is now IN full control Of
the Washington bakery, and having
learned the wants of the public, is pre-.
pared tosupply on call all demands for
French loaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
bread, and everything else ordinarily
found in frst-class bakery. He main
tains . full stock of confectioneries, and
can, Is we'll as any other dealer in the
city, fill all orders in that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamented on
short notice. Special attention given to
the orders of wedding or picnic parties.
9-l2-tf
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DAILY LUNCH. --JaecXei is now spread
Ing . daily lunch Of the finest kind, be.
tween 10 and II o'clock a. M, and invites
all his patrons to partsko. Jaeckel has
also fitted UP room in the rear of his ga
loon, In which he viii serve oysters in all
styles. Gentlemen with ladies can benc-
commodated with fine table and oysters
In any style. Milwaukee beer always
fresh. Corner Washinhton avenue and
Twelfth street, opposite THE BULLETS
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m MILLINERY, TRIMMING and FANCY
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 Athoneum build
ing on Commercial avenue. Her stock
consists of . full assortment of fall hats
jaws canvas and patterns, a full line Of 20
phyrs, all colors, feathers. French flowers,
ribbons, and general assortment Of fancy
articles, such as are kept in a millinery
store. 32l-l0.7.lm
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah;
FP Grscy, Evansville
jno Kyle, 81 Louis
ii q Yssger, ;. Louis
Commonwealth, New Orlea
Gilmore nd Dsrges, Pitist
DEPARTEE.
Steamer Jim Feb, Paducah.
+ r Crazy, Evansville
Jno Kyle, New Orleans
CIV Kouniz, New Orleans
" IL q Yeager, New Orleans
Common wealth, ST Louis.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BusIyEss.
The river las, evening wal 8 fe,
inches on the gauge, having fallen
inch during the past "a hours.
weather is clear and beautiful. Bust
dull.
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HARDWARE AND STovEs.--C. W. Hen
derson has just received q large stock of
tho best qualities of builders hardware
pocket and table cutlery, fore iron stands,
and also full line OF parlor, Office ard
cooking stoves also nu,ing irons Of three
or four different patterns. These goods
have been marked down TO tho lowest
price. Corner of Commercial avenue
aud Twelfth street. 370.l0 20.lw
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G. EN- ERAL ITEMS.


As Twenty-Five years old whisky.
Lady Audley's Secret is ~ for to
morrow night a. tho Atheneum.
--Holen ID Estes troupe Of actors arc
becoming popular with our people
II. F. Bouton, Of .lonesboro, was Ut
the ST. CHARLES yosterady.
MIR. Stuilz, OF the Helen D'Es,e
troupe, is good actor and personally a
very clever gentleman.
MIR. James S,ott used offensive and
threatening language to Miss Mary Stuart,
and wa, fined S. and costa by Esquire
Bird. Mr.. Scott paid In full.
Tom Scott, tho railroad king, ia Il ne
looking old gentleman. ue is small
man, with gray hair, very pleasant
smile and lots of money, brass and sbi.
ity.
Tho railroad officials at tho 81.
Charles held a long session in ths parlors
of ,hc above hotel Monday evening, the
particulars Of which will be- divulged in a
few days. "Things is workin'."
Among the more prominent arrivals
at tho st. Charles hotel yesterday were j
II Warner, New Orleans; j. G. Lopez,
Memphis; Henry Msrmaduke, 1t. Louisi
j. a. Mccullough, Chicago; G. johnson
New York; j. Kellingworth, St. Louis.
-Harizell addressed large meeting at
Vienna on Monday, and sPontsn eous
meeting at D)ngols yesterday. The Don
COLA meeting WAS called together in few
hours aftor Mr.. Hsrtzell arrived in the
town unheralded. II was a firat-rate meet.
ing, and Mr., nsrtzelIs speech did much
good.
MIR. q. Stuart Beverly, of Georgia,
now connected with Helen DEste's the.
atriosl troupe, performing in this city, ia
tho author OF volume CT poems. We
have not had at our disposal the time
necessary to perusal Of Mr.. S.uart's vol
ume, but are satisfied from casual glance
at its contents that the poems are of more
than ordinary ability They are intensely
Southern in their tone, and are popular
with the people of the Lost Cause.
w Idnker representing d. w. Irwin
Il Co.. of CHICAGO, sends us tho following
quotations on grain
October wheat, 500.
November wheat. 900.
October corn, 7i3.
November corn, II.
Year corn, 90.
October oats, so.
November oats, Az.
Year oats, 4Gl.
October barley, LOO
November barley, 1.07.
The colored people of Tsylorville are
D wing an exciting time. The demon Of
iiscord has broken loose in the congrega-
ion Of Rev Mr.. Leonard, gentle |
Baptist lie had been doing good service
Tor tho Lord, and the Devil said "Here,
his won't do; that Leonard must be sup
pressed" And 80 the Devil got Leon. |
,rds wife to provoke him, and induced |
Leonard to put her out Of tho house. lie
hen, by his Establishments, raised a row
n the congregation, and got all the lambs
INTO the police cour.. The he-ssints
hook their fists lat each other, and the
called each other Mrs. Tiltons.
Since tina. evil day the police court has
'een crowded with the Leonard people
md the anti Leonard people. and Beecher-
aillngs have been literally charged
against tho eloquent and able divine,
yesterday tho whole congregation were
brought down again by Constable Glad
ley.
iOnE nur 49,. u.po.rza Al.
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Almost disgssied. lie Ia, tried q
serve harmony ia tho ranks, but W
much success. His white boy. arc
less, and threaten 20 20 back ON Ola,
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KoTIoE.--A regular meeting Of Alex
ander Chapter Nc. 1871, Eastern STAR
will be held at Masonic Hall this WED.
nesdsy) evening. All members are re-
quested TO be present.
27l-l0-2i-lt Il. Il. LYON, Secy.
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THE Daroer snop 10 On me corner O
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George shenhouse with his gen.
tlemanly assistants can be found a, any
hour Of the day or night, ready to soo,he
your feelings with . smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with a good sham
poo. ltiss drst.clsss shop, and you are
sure OF receiving frst-class treatment
Ladies' and ohildren's hair cut or curled
in the most approved style. s-lb..f.
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JUsT ARRIvED-Mr. Ehlers, the /
AID shoe man, Twentieth street. betw
Warrington avenue and Poplar str
has just received, according to previ
announcement, from Henry Arthur,
porter of feathers, New York,
French Cali.
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HEIsEuMAs's COMPRESSED YEAST
Received daily by i. V. Belzner and cold
al his store and at the following places :
A. Swobods, Bristol & Stilwell New
York Store, II. Hasenjaegcr and l..
Blooms. 3T2-l0-2I-3t
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French Kips,

Sole Lealhl
And everything efo pertaining to 4
making OF hrs,.clsss boot and shoe won
Those needing foot wear arc invited
call and examine tits stock, the fin,
brought! to Cairo. 367-lO-2o-t n
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For REST.-Cottage, No. 80 Tenth
street, between Washington and Walnut
Enquire OF Chss. Lane, or at The BULLr.
TIN office. 335.l0.1its
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CuSSIsouAM's hack will run to Thirty
fourth stree: to Corcorsn's bah tonight,
starting from Sixth street. a jolly time
is anticipated,
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LOOK OUT FOR BARoAINs.-Mr. A
Marx has just returned from New York,
where he purchssed one Of the finest ana
largest stock of clothing, gents furnish
ing goods, hats, etc, Of tho very latest
style, which he will sell Low Err than
the LOWEST. All goods marked in plain
figures 275.o.2i-tf
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PIAso TUNISd.-Mr. q. Robbins, being
about TO establish business connection
10 CAIRO, Is prepared to tune and repair
pianos, organs, etc, in reliable manner,
throughout the city and country adjacent.
All work warranted and satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders by mail attended to.
10-l8-2w
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The ST. CHARLES toTEL has several
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, suits.
bic for gentlemen, that can be secured for
the winter, with board, at very reasonable
rates. =,
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WATsED.-coePers on our barrels, at
IL cents for circle heading, and 20 cents
FOR square heading. Also men on tight
work AZ good prices. 36S.l0 2o.et
j. w. STEELE.
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CoYNE'S oyster depot and rests urant
Oysters in the she'll and can, fresh every
day at Phil saup's old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo. nh
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HON. JOHN II. PALMER.
HON. WIZ. Il. GREEN.

MOUND CITY. We'd, Oct. 81, ! i. VI.
VILLA RIDGE, Fri, Z" 90,
ELIzABETHrowN, Mon.," 90. l
GoLcoSDA, Sat. " 81.
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SILK HATS SILK HATS
Silk Hats made 10 order at A. Marks
10 Ohio levee.
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DIR. JEsRLLE.-Csn DO found at his
dental parlors on Eighth stree. at all
hours. Beet Of references given as to pro-
fessional ability.
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fB-The Democratic Central Committees
OF the several counties Will designate the
places for the speaking and arrange all other
necessary details. til
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Losr.--Uhild's gold bracelet, engraved
on the inside, Norma Any one leav-
ing the same at TnE BULLETIN office will
be suitably rewarded. lo-20-8la
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FRESH oysters or anything else you
want at tho Delmonico Restaurant open
day and night
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A Few REMARKS ABOUT CAIRoITE -
This morning we publish communication
on the Cairo and vt. Louis railroad, signed
"CAiroite," 1t IL very sensible comman-
ication. The reader will, no doubt, como
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a CALL Of HON. u. LiNEeAR.
EIs HEsP ROB.

CAIRO, H.. Oct 10, 1874
Hon. ID. I. LinegAr
DEAR SIE-We tho undersigned, your
fellow citizens, desirous Of hearing you in
discusaion OF the political issues Of The
day, hereby request you to designate q
time aud place At which you will address
the people Of Cairo:
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc.-The new
packing house market in Wilcox's block
will be open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, at tho lowest msrke
price. HOWE & Bro
2lO.0.3-Im
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR THE LEGISLATORS.

We are authorized to announce that II.
r. ALBRIGHT, Of Jackson county, is a
| candidate, al the ensuing Soyem or cleo.
ton, az u Representative of the Fiftietl
Senatorial District in the next Genera
Assembly. tf'
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GEN, J. BLACKBURN JONES.
HON. JOHN II. OBERLY.

HON. F. BR0SS and COL. R. R. TONNES.
METROPOLIS, Friday, Oct. 90, : p. NJ.
GoLcoNDA, Saturday, q, &"
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IOWA ONIONS.

JUST received, and for sale at Mathuss
& Uhl, ca Ohio levee.
356.l0.l7.lw
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FoR REsT.-Two cottages on Twenty
ninth street near Commercial avenue.
Apply to A. Sussuks, 81 Ohio levee.
25l.lO.Gt
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FRESH SurPLr.-Mr. 7. Fitzgerald has
just received and has on sale at his sales
room, large stock Of English ale, porter,
hennessy brandy and wines, and liquors
of all kinds, which no will dispose of a.
reasonable prices. 2SO.e.25.lm
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GET your oysters at the Delmonico,

The Best oysters at tho Delmonico
Restaurant. 2G7.o.1O.,i
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day, hereby request you TO designate q
time aud place at which sou will aidre.s
the people Of Cairo:
Peter saap, e. Ci1se.
Sghl, . Ms,has,.
w steele, " T. Wright
+ DAVIS, Robert " Alsf.
l. Miekwlfe u / Parker,
Ihstle~00d. leweti HiicoN,
: - Ayen. BE Burnsids
Peter Net WOOD lluenhoute,
Ghailes Pink' thaiiea Cunningham.
John Wood, John Antrim,
W Green, John Ilmheft
] II Philli-. Is Reed
DfW Wood, az woodward
Eenne, ! burger,
q X slack, " Parker,
Jack Winter, MStoI
Paul 6 sehnh. WIiam We,Yel,
Walter hyslop, William Able,
g u ATtcT, Kor4msyrr
VIM A Grand, ~ Dcs0ui4
II waldsehmidt, ~ /. Bnsisl,
y ID Oorysn, y Lamper,
- Ihstissooi, v Z scott.
Jaeeke, yghn Gladncy
! Bird, 3 Meyer,
CaspeF lsst
GEsTs-The above very kind invita-
tion, asking mo to address the voters Of
Cairo on the political questions of the day,
is just at hand. If you had asked mo TO
speak upon tho political demoraliza.ions
of the day. the task would have been an
easier one, and IL should make some al.
lusions TO that subject you will pardon the
depression.
| accsp. your invitation, aud will al.
dress you Monday, October Cob, at "A
p. m, at the AtheDeum.
Your obedent servant,
ID. 7. LigEGAR.
CAIRO, Oct. 20, 1874 Cairo Sun.