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, 1874-03-10

LATEST.
New YonK, March 9.--Iho Treasury tiaburscd
$lH0,O00.
Custom receipta s5G9,000 .....
Gold ranged NJ 11115@1l1M; closed at 111aS1i,
Carrying ratcs 36D5 |,or cont.
Clcarings, 3.0uu QUO.
Monny eaay at 3GDi,
Sterling quiet at s'A.84 for 60 days $487@
48714 for sight.
Governments quiot and steatly.
State bonds dill and nbmiunl. Tho A1wau-
kce II st. raul Company ia said to ho paying
7 por cont dividend OH tho preforred stock
in now consolidated boutls. Tho def,snct
Commonwealth National l,ans pnid to-day
80 por cont dividend to its creditors, milking
total Of 10 por cont paid. Anntller dividend will
be pail as Boon as tho bank building ia sold.
Stocks showed slight activity in tho carly day,
hut closed quiet. lilo fluctuations Of tic day
woso 1lGDl por cont, with the opening and cios-
Ing priees nenrly alike. Tho niarkct showed no
Rpecla! featnrGb. Tho saloa between 10 aul 2
o'clock Wero 15l 0t1() e1.nroa
, 1874-03-10

oTllElt PRODUCE STATISTICS.
Tho New York Produce Etciapge lIeeaty gives
tho following
Tho prospective imports Of wheat Into t.o United
Kingdom, Altnwilg for Yossels lassags from Nack
sea Ax'y nil Danube, thirty days for steamers nl
n!cty dnyR for sailors, month fnr sailors fra al
lato rorB, throo aud talt months nau Chill, md
four Al.l laIf 1nontils from ban Francisco and O-
o, III tstlnatcl Ut s.9 DlU quarters in AurGl aO OD
quarters in April, a,ltl Tuu,0U1 uartnrs in Any with
catiunsc. atoater shipments from Atlantic rorta III.
culel, from which cArGues taken for illo Continent
nro to 10 delueed. 1HrnE The first thrlepn days II
February H. GUa quarters were tako frnn car3ocs Ut
cuaHt for ta Continent. Tlp actal slllpy monthly,
from aeptenor 1875 to January, 1874 Inclusive, l.s
been from nporsa, less exports, ~ foIIows:
t2aur, Whtat. 1atui, Egua.,
cHtx. chfH. ftrtS. 4fS.
Bontcmber,, 3sl1a8 3Dlt,I10 H,a3J,558 Al1alG
tlvtobrr...,. 5to,nl A,old,ioa h,H4.l4 l.19au37
Noya,l,or ;, 44aa,al3 3,9I9 9UD 4.iya,l1 lDiG,a4a
Dcec1nter,,, G33,UA1 4,h"A,a24 b,tjl,l7a l,4!JvtA
january .... Gd9,4!o 3,Ga5,l7o 414Ttb95 1,b49,l37
Tota.. ,a,s97,s ,sat 1D,b97,a70 22,aaD,bs4 6u37.l0u
During tlu AYo !lontha from 8ep II, 1878, to Jun.
, 1874-03-10

1 1871 tlo exports to tito continent wcro 1g5 osa qrs.
20 TINT tlin ''yornga not snply intly aA bson loss
San Iranrtscu linn sent 10 Europe from Jny TO
Fob. 70, o,0dptln sena1a OF wlleat. Tho wheat IN
spn ~ t sSaner .u h @ mS H. 3 1nt s fS s
HtcRtncr shipments from tho 1}nltio Scn, GO 792
quartora. bcs!ea 32o.32i hra tlour.
The yiaiblo supply Of grain, including. the
Htocka IN grnnnty, ht tho principal points Of nc
cumulatiost, at laRo and genboaril ports, In trail
sit by lake, mil, mid frozen III OH tho Now York
canals, Fob. 28 1874, and tho comparative atooks
ut tho othor unaormontionod poriotls. woro III
followHi
'.1R7I. 1874. 1874. 1879.
Isb. ~. Ieb. q. Ieb 70. March 2.
Wheat bu.. '.192s55 11s17ssa 11a.1a5 ,ps1S ss 81
OatH, blt...... ?G72 6s} 271K9iu J84s000 6011t1Bi
barley, bu... yol,inl l,0Au37 1,esoos3 2,127,3as
1syo, bu..... 203,GSl u1O,5l8
, 1874-03-10

Wheat wns in moilcrnte re1noBt and Il R7an1o
1iruor at s1.22;@1.1 scllor April, nril II .26a1
al AZ Holler May, both olosng ut tho inside.
Corn was a shade easor. selling at Go@o3l1.(o
soller April, mud 0524@GG14 sol!or May, both
cloaing at the iuaido.
GALL BOARD.
Provisions woro Q.liot oxcopt 1ard, whicl, was
moderately aotvo, Mess pork, cash or seller tho
month, closed nj S14.G5@14.70; seller April,
sl4.75@14.yo Belor alay. s15.D0@15l0. Lnrtt.
April, s9.05@9.10; soller May, 1920 bid: Short
clear, easll Or Helor tho month, $S.00@S.20
scllor April, as.oo@s.25; BOILER May, no bids,
no offers; Bhort ribs, caBt or seller tho month,
May, a@s1le; shoulders, casi or soller tho
month"; no bids, no ofrors sollor April, 539SS@
52ie; .sellor May, no bids, no Offers. saoa wore
250 brA mess pork, seller May ut :j15.10; LOO
tca lard, seller April, at a9.07l9 60D tcs do
soilor May Ut S0.25; 1,500 tcs do at 99.22lI.
, 1874-03-10

Tolal. 2lGs7, ,ao5 2224a,17l 2oa7,62s 2oo04, 800
Imports and exports Of provisions into the
United Kingdom OF Graat Dsitaiu and 1rolasnl
for the month Ut January, for four years, hayo
bpen all folnWR.
, 1874-03-10
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 0F TRAIN

ExPhANArroH or lsEFEnERuE MAnKs.--t satur3ay,x
certel. Sulitay esreptoH. Monday oIUaptoi, Ilr.
rE0 auudaY At8:M d. III. Daily.
, 1874-03-10

MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RSllNoAos
ttot, Jbdt u Ltte at.. uai Bnf a.
7irse oSice, ~ c1lra ss, sonfeass eoraer u Randolph
and Is tuHai.sf., corner Qf GItttson, '''
, 1874-03-10

Total 2s97,aat ~, ,b97,67o: 22,aao,b5l CLINT l0u
During 4u ilYu Alontla from 8ppt. H. 1875 10 Jun.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25
BLIND DARTIMRUS.

The following poem upon The Sabbath
School lesson Of to-day was read before
tho ,eaobers OF the Methods. School last
FRIDAY eysnino. and was sftetw.,d or.
dored to 10 published in the CAIao BuL-
LrTIs.
From ont the the Palms" great
procession swept
Toward that city of the Jews DER which
the Savior went.
And the Savior was amony liam "a ,hc
io,vlv Naz,,on.
Tbov I,d NO., 90 q, ,t,, a.. 49,, ,.,,.,.t.,,,
sha', - s'''
,v,.e, 80, ,..,.... ,,,,
49,, a. 80 '","' 'sA' '"'P'
AMI saw in him the summing up of all their
prayers and tears.
Tbouo,, ,u,Gu,,o ov.r, o,ot.. ia III. ,,,.
,ia ,o,.Iy,n,
a.. Iiyoa ana me-, .,,o,,,, t,t. o,, go,
,har raa,,.a., ~, 49,,
Could thew know our LONG los, Eden. was in
him, 80 ~ ,s,oro,s
copla ,hov yiow him a. ,ho vonde, ,b,,
The Father had adoredy
or dro.,, ,ha -. a,',,,.,,,., -, Nt,u,t
s,n.t,. I.,, oro.,
In the mangcr found fruition when It held
| itsroyal guest.
Ala M. THAR s,aA, ,y.. a..ro,..,. a.,
NV
| -, - ~, ,'e ".'' =,
'o' INV" nun 10 'io i'"'e VI re'ce'
ne o.'sn. anu iio'ning star.
whosa com,na ,., "'''' '"''
They should not mourn ,,e,,.r,., ,o~or ,,.
| lose their sceptered sxsv
He came not as n conousror in ,rorldIv
| pomp and pride.
""' ue ''we III rove anu sorFo" and IN love
anu sorro" uied'
la cry breaks on the stiffness. ri. the
voice Of earnest need.
Oh royal son OF Dasid's line. with thy .iirc
mercies speed.
Had ever sin such ruin made since that dis
as,rous hour
| When lurking amid Eden. h,oo,, Z, ,,r
nished every fowerg
And who is this whose wild behr,t the
blessed footsteps stay,
A helpless medlcant. and bliud, a beggar ia
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

DIE heiiigo sehriii ist kein blosSes
Lehrbuch. sondern ins besondere- Elm
lebensvolles Gescbichkbucl. Sic fuehrt
inns In dIc grosscn Heilsthaten
tiottos. Jamit wir da'aus die
erosscn HeIlsgedanken Gottes erkennen.
HER ist keine irockene Begrinsentwickcl-
ing. sondern uebcrall jie frlschesie Lebens
darstellung. und vie der Colt der Bibel
klein hoechster unfassbarer aedanke ist.
sondern elm prrscenlicher Colt. der NIT
SEMEN yernuenftigen Geschoepfen in den
iunic,fen yerkem tritt und sic ais seine
Kinder an der crzielcnden Hand fuebrt, so
sind auch die In der HI. schriit geschllder-
ten Menscben keinc phantasicwessn.
sondern wirkliche Pcrsoenlichkeiten, dercn
Darstellupg das Gepraege der Wahrheit un'
yerkeunDar aufgedrueckt list. Die Be.
trachtung soleher Lcbensbilder list vom
hoechsten Interessc und werih wir lernen
dadurch den Herrn und sein Erziehungs.
werk, die Menschheit und uns selbst yer.
stehn. Desshalb fuehle ich mich yeranlasst.
an den Sonntagabenden Lebensbilder der
hi. schrift und zwar zuerst DIES alien Tes.
tamentes rum Gegenstsnd melrer Predigter
"a machen. und bringc soches eur oefient
lichen Kcnntniss. q. DURsCHNER,
| Pastor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

X. JONES, fashionable boo,maker,
moved into his new house next TO his
stand on Commercial avenue, and asst
his friends that he is better than ever
pared to satisfy them in the style, st'
a,, etc, of their boots and shoes. An
denco Of his ability to satisfy everybC
may DO seen in the fact that he 10 crow
with work. and has been compelled to
ploy three more flrst-class workmen.
manufactures every style Of boots or 81
and uses only the best Of material in
cases, whether making a cow-hide {
or pair of the anest French calf be
Give him trial. Satisfaction is qua
iaed' 3O3-lU- 3 ::
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

MILLINERY, TRIMMING and yAScY
SroEE-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. Her stock
consists Of full assortment of fall hats
java canvas and patterns, . full line of 20
Phyrs, all colors, feathers, French flowers,
ribbons, and . general assortment of fancy
articles, such - are kept IN a millinery
store. 32l-l0-7-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals, addressed 10 the city
council of the city of Cairo, viii be re-
siysd 1t my Office, No. lzf Commercial
avenue, until O'clock p. IN. Of Tuesday,
the 90 day u November, 1874, for light.
ing The street lamps in the city Of Cairo
for the term Of one or two years.
Said proposals. 10 state at what price
per post said light will DO furnished and
also state what kind Of light is proposed
TO be furnished. -a.rs Il
Tbs city council reserves the right 10
reject any and ali bids.
hspsrson or persons ~ whom may be
awarded the contract, will be required &c
gives good and sufficient bond 10 ssic
city council for the faithful Performance,
Of their contract.
NJ. s. Cox, City Comptroller.
CAIRO, ILL, October 18th, 1874.
35i.l0-i7-td
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

JOE RosEKER Is now in full control O,
the Washington bakery, and having
learned the wants Of the public, /. pre-
pared tosupply on call all demands for
French loaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
bread, and everything else ordinarily
found In first-class bakery. 10 main.
taans full stock of confeotioneries and
can a. well as any other dealer 10 the
o'sy' Ill oil orders in that line.
Cexss baked, frosted or ornamented on
saof' notice. Special attention given 10
me orders Of wedding or picnic parties.
9-l2-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

No PUBLIC house in the city IS more
serving Of liberal patronage than
Gernanls, Charles Schoenmeyer, prop
etor. corner Tenth and Poplar. Desiri
to supply the wants Of the public for
choice brand of Weiss and lager beer,
visited 81. Louis recently, and from
most popular brews of that city made
choice. Hos confident therefore that
the hne Of Weiss and lager boer the GI
mania stands prs-eminent Furthermo
TO win public favor, he spreads eve
morning at 10 o'clock bountiful I'd
lunch. Warm soups--a different xii
every mo-ning--meats, vegetables, cd
form prominent features. Sardelles, I'D
dimes, Limburger and Switzer chez
pigs feet, etc, on call. In the distrib|
tion Of your patronage, then, remem b
the 1ermanis' l0-l8-lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25
GEN ERAL.
NoLI.IE Nc

Mr.. Oiements was at Dongols yes,er
day. Hsspoke HE piece.
Muddy streets are the order Of ,h,
day.
Helen ID Este is poe, a, well as an
| actress.
Mrs. DR.. Stafford. Blake, lectured yes.
to-day to the ladies Of Cairo.
Rev. Mr.. CoAn Ia in the CITY. IN,
guest of Mr. II. II. Csndee.
Attention is called to thi. adyer,rse.
ment of j. Bsrger.
The eclipse Of tho moon went of Las,
night according to the programme.
james johnson, OF the Illinois Cen.
trai, has returned from a trip to the
south.
Judge Baker listened yesterday 70
the argument Of counsel 10 tho Green
Line cases.
-Jeweu Wilcox continue, 20 bo.s,
that he blew the first whistle on ,bo
Cairo and st. Louis railroad. He robbed
US OF the honor.
Halliday Bros, propristors Of the
Egyptian -four mill, have erected a brick
smoke stack % feet in height, with an or
namentsl top.
Gov. Palmer cannot speak q. Vienna
tomorrow. A telegram received from
MIN yesterday says ho is engaged in a
criminal case that will not be concluded
until the latter part of next week.
Nicholas Davis, arrested by Lahue on
the charge Of drunkenness yesterday. WAS
nnsd seven dollars. Having no money he
WAS allowed six hours to got oat of town.
Street commissioner Gsllighan, Ia.
iaid down heavy plank crossing, corner
OF Fourteenth street, and WAshin gton
avenue, near tho Costom house. This has
been needed for some time.
we are indel ted to Mr.. j. j. Bird
Tor q copy Of tho proceedings OF the
grand lodge of colored masons, he'd in
Cairo few months ago.
-Ohicer Sheehan arrested Chas. Allen
on the charge OF vagrancy yesterday. lie
ws' fined fifty dollars. Execution WAS
stayed, and the lazy rascal was given I'm.
I'll Elk o'clock get out of the city. lie ac-
cordingly left.
Tho following are a, the Planters
Leonard, Canada; II 4 Frank, 81.
Louis 9 w Hightowsr ana wife, Poplar
Bluff; j w Morshead, st Louis; DR. A lien,
Philadelphia; J G Newton, do; F NJ Stew
art, do.
The following are among the mos.
prominent at the St. Nicholas! James
Doudnoe, Mendoza. K. j. Smith, Peoria,
Ill. David N. Kennedy, Villa Ridge.
James N. Edwards anna and j. Bait
Grand Tower.
Mrs. MonsArrat has returned 70 Cs,,o
from Memphis, and will receive nuni,s
for the piano or guitar. She will slso
teach vocslization. Apply to Mrs. Mon.
ssrrsst. At tho residence OF Mrs. DIR. Dun.
ming. lo-2,-,f
--Msssrs. Fleming and Lacey, con.
TRAITORS 70 lay The track on the Cairo and
81. Louis railroad, have now more than
three miles OF track completed. They
expect to add considerably to their force
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25
GEO. w. McKEAIo, p. y
DONGOLA ITEMS.

David Kratzer has added q CONNIE
dious paint shop 10 his blscksmith and
wagon shop. This indicates prosperity
and progress.
IA. I.~--eu worth Is turning out large
lots Of hubs, spokes, felloes and furniture
~ his Novelty works few mora manu-
factories, and the latent industries would
be aroused. and our town would saoea.e q
living reality.
-Hsr'zeil has an appointment &c
speak here to-day, and Clements will hold
forth tomorrow. As the day OF election
draws near. candidates swing rapidly
around tho circle, like planets approach
ing their perihelion.
Union county will vote al the coming
election for and against township organi-
cation; and johnson county, tired OF
township Organization, will vote on the
question of setting hers aside, aud return.
ing TO the old plan of county government.
Let Union take lesson from the expe-
rien:e Of johnson, and lot wall enough
alone.
Judge Hofner, administrator of the
s'tste Of Lewis Misenhimer, will sell Fl ne
farm on next Mond day, the 2Gth inst, that
belongs to the estate, and which aAjoins
our town on the east. Somebody will &c,
bargain.
e. Cuhl owns fine Touring mill in
town, and one mile and half in the
country. He is buying wheat here, there,
and everywhere, and 10 trotiing back and
forth from daylight till dark. We have
dropped the old saying, "as busy
as nail maker" and now say as busy a.
Cuhl. His untiring Industry and energy
are making things move, and we hope the
tickle goddess may favor him with a re-
ward commensurate with his efforts.
We shall have wedding here before
long, or the signs will be at fault. The
bride Chat ia to Beg is experimenting. She
has left home to see IL she can live without
inc maternal influence and the surround.
ihgs OF the old familiar circle. Tho sx.
peeIant groom Is battling for the where
with to set up an Establishment Of his
own, suitable for coming events. This 10
business like--not rushing together like
two planets Gu. loose from their orbits,
but calm forecast for success in the fu-
ture, coming event that casts its shadow
before We hope nothing may turn up to
mar their expected happiness.
John Holshouser is fully established
In his new store room, and we will pit il
against anything Of the kind in Southern
Illinois for nestncss, comfort and con-
venlence. The cashiers sauctum is new
feature in our bushes bouses, and SUBJ
Jecs of remark for tho natives. John
seems inclined to apo city fashions, and
why not? His business warrants il.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY Gust
Wetzels Photographic Art Gall
(fotmorly I. T. Thomas, corner Zig
street and Commercial avenue. Eve
thing pertaining TO tho Photographic
skilfully and elegantly executed.
happy combination Of q splendid II
and the best instruments, enable me
take chlidren's pictures ins,autaneou
Mothers, give mo trial, IL you de-
the sweet smile of your cherubs preser
forever Satisfaction given in ev
case, or no change made. Ny prices
most reasonable. Cartes do visit, So
dozen Cons, six for 81. Call and
convinced. 1913,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25
9.20-tf

DAILY LUNcH.--J secaei IS now spread
ing daily lunch VI the finest kind, be-
tween 10 and " o'clock n. M, and invite,
all his patrons to par.ake, Jacket has
also lifted up room In the rear of his Ga.
loon, in which no will serve oysters in all
styles. Gentlemen with ladies can be .c.
comnodsted with fine table and oysters
IN any style. Milwaukee beer ALWAYS
fresh Corner WashInhton avenue ana
twelfth street, opposite The BULLETIN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25
RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paduosh;
Silverthorn. Evansville
Kate Kinney, 81. Louis;
DoRu"ey, South
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Psducah;
Siiverthorn, Evansville
Kate Kinney, N. o.;
DeRussey, Mound City;
RIVER, WEATHER Ags Busfxss
The river lsst evening Wa. fec. on
ggsgs, having fellen q inches during
previous twenty-four bour,. The woa
was cloudy mos, Of yesterday bat cler
OF toward night. A dense fog on all
rivers detained all packets; 80 ,hs'
dark last night there were four boats
from ~. Louie, three from the sou,h
two or three from the Ohio. Business
unusually dull, which 10 saying a q
deal.
Wan DEPT. RIVER REPORT.
Dstober -, 1874.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

MRS HuLTz mas Just returned from the
east with full stock Of millinery goods
and ladies, misses and children's shoes !;
also, large stock Of ladies hair g.. witches
and goods belonging to tho millinery
trade, cuffs, hosiery, etc, with large
10. Of notions, which she will sell cheaper
than any other place in Cairo. Store on
the corner of Eleventh street and Wash
inKton avenue 20J-s-22-f
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

WANTED.-Cocpers on our barrels, at
II cents for circle heading, and 20 cents
for square heading. Also men on tight
work at good prices. 36S.lO.20-6t
j, w, STEELE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

Rev. DR.. Tnayer, will deliver dis
course in the Presbyterian church this
morning upon the following subject
without Hands In the evening his
subject will be, VIVA. a sormon from Ma
ture teaehes
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

fhE Dr. CHARLES HOTEL has several
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, suita-
ois Tor gentlemen, that can be secured for
the winser,..with board, at very reasonable
rates. =,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

How To 0Er srAHiSA.-Iron FRA
and strong nervous system are no. tn,
OF all. But ths feeble need no. deaf
BY adopting the righ, means they
1--we as long and enjoy life as much
their mos, robust neightofs. Phy.iea
vigora,ion i,, however. necessary 10
end and while che spritou. ,onics
neryines usually admitted, eventually
pres both body and mind. DR.. j. Wall
California Bitters invariably supply
vigor 70 tho frame, while they regu
every disordered function.
9.I5-d and wlw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

LUMBER STILL Go1so DowS.--As we
are determined 10 close out our stock
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus
iness, we will sell all kinds of lumber at
two dollars per thousand less than mar
kct prices. A large lot OF lsth and stove
wood on hand, which will be sold at cor.
respendingly low rates.
22l-9-9-tf WALL d EHr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

CoMPREssED YEAsT.-Fleischman and
Cos compressed yeast, lie said by those
who have used II to be the best article of
tho kind ever offered TO hou,ekeepers,
and should be on sale at all groceries. 1t
is received fresh every day from the
manuiactory at Cincinnati, and for salo
By Rainhold V. Belzner. agent. l0.25.lt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

HARDWARE AsD STovEs-C. W. /,
derson has just received a large ,,ocI
the best qualities OF builders hard vi
pocket and table cutlery. fore iron Sta,
and also falI line OF psrlor, ofiice
cooking slove'i also iu,ing irons Of d
or four different patterns. These q,
have boon marked down 10 the lo|
prices. Corner Of Commercial sv(
aud Twelfth etrest. 37O.IO.2]
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

FoR SALE OR EEST, cuEAP---A good
second hand piano. Enquire at the Rail-
road House, corner OF Eighteenth street
and Commercial avenue, Cairo. NJ
366-10-20-2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

OorsEs oyster depot and restaurant
oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
Day at Phil saup's old stand, be,ween
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo. iii
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

DrED.-In this city, at 8 o'clock, a. M,
yesterday, 2ith inst, Mr.. John n. Patton,
aged Al years. The funeral services will
be held at o'clock to-day, at his lsto resi-
dence, on Seventh street. The remains
will be taken to Louisville for interment.
Ga Tuesday morning we will endeavor to
publish brief sketch Of tho life Of the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

A NEW LEcruRE.--Rsv. DR.. Thayer
HIS in course of preparation, now
lecture, entitled "Pisin Facts for the
People or "How Man Treats Himself'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

Ma. HuEFsER. of the flantors House,
has Jus! received frcsh supply Of Bsl.i-
more oystere and claims, trat
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

FoR REsr'-Two cottages on Twonty.
ninth stree. near Commercial avenue
Apply to A. Susanks, e. Ohio leyes.
2hl.lO.Gt
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FoE REsT.-Coitage, No. 80 Tenth
street, between Washington and Walnut.
Enquire Of Chss. Lane, or at Tux BULLE-
TIN Office. 335-l0-ll-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENT,
FOR SHFRIFF.
FOR CORONER

We are authorized TO announce that a.
II. irwin will be candidate at the ensuing
eIcction for reelection to the Office OF Sheriff
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

EPISCOPAL CnUnCH.--The services al
the Church OF the Redeemer will be at
l0t a.. IN. and 7tp.m. The Rev. Mr..
Coan "a in tho city and will assist in the
services.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

DR.. JEsELLE.-Csn be found at h,s
dental parlors on Eighth street at all
hours Best Of references given as TO pro
fessionAl ability.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

SILK HATS SILK HATS
SILK Hats made TO order at A. Marx,
70 Ohio levee.
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FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

Y. ALBRIGHT, of jackson county, Is q
candidate, at the ensuing November cleo
ton, az a Representative o. the Fiitieth
Senatorial District in the next General
Assembly. ~ tie
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Fscseh Kips

Sole Lea.
And everything else pertaining to
making Of Grs..clsss boot and shoe W
Those needing foot wear arc invited
call and examine tEls stock, the 4
brought 70 Cairo. 3J7-lO-20-
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z a regular communication OF Cairo
NY Lodge No. 237 A. +. and A. NJ.
~wili be held at Masonic hall, to-
morrow, Monday evening, at u o'clock
Visiting brothers cordially invited TO Mt
tend. -. =. BLAKE,
3s0-I0 26-1, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-25

FRESH oysters or anything else you
want at the Delmonico Restaurant open
day and night
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VI The Democratic Central Committee
OF the several counties VIII designate the
places for the speaking and arrange all other
necessary details. I'll