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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-16
GENERAL ITEMS.

GENERAL ITEMS.
The Capital City brought 2ls b n.
cotton seed oil for eastern ports.
Tho City Of Helena brought 200 ba
cotton for the East.
The newly repaired Phil Allin pas
south yesterday, to resume her piseo'
'hs Memphis and Fti.r Point trade.
Tho w. T. McFariin brought 30, 4
sisv-. snd 70 barrels Of heading for
Marys
Tho fair al Paducab opened yss.ora
morning the main iesIures Of which
'ro1t'ng horsss, running horses and b
oail clubs.
The Mary Alice Ani.ned the rep,
to her ruidors Wednesday evening, d
carly yesterday morning started for
Lou. with her tow.
The Ariington brought on, como d
freight, but ha, u very li.hi tr.u Tor 81,
plH. She Was detained all Of Tusse
nigh! a. GoIconds by fog, which wss
.hiek Us TO oO.olF9 thu banks.
The - II Cooke had a good ,rip
feop.o TO PaducAh, bu. brought Yer,
tie freight to thi. port,an invoice Of
for Mr.. Charles Bradley. Of Phil
whsrfooat, being about the extent OF
, cargo,
capt. Parker, who hes cnA-eo OF \
{. and V. whsrfbost =: this port,
by rail yesterday morning for "a
dsys' yisi. to his homo and friends in [.
cinnati
Diver Al. Burriss, o, tho 7 +. Eek,
Was tskon Suddenly very sick night
fore last, tho result Of cold caught By !
ting wet. We are glad to losrn that
friends have reason to believe that b I
not dangerously III, and join with Il
In hopes for his speedy recovery. II
The machinery of the Wild C.t
sold under the hammer yesterday
about 5000. The two engine,, doctor,
man, SHAFT, niger, capsiAn, heaters, az
o! OF old iron and sundries wero bid 10
Henry Ssyers al $3.50. Tho four boil
"a foot long, 39 inches in diameter, v |
Crate bars and Gre fronts, were bought
All + w. Halliday for s325, who 4
bid in lot of copper pipe At l9Bo
pound.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.- Gustavs
We.zels Photographic Art Gallery.
formerly I, T. Thomas, corner Eighth
street aud Commercial avenue. Every.
thihg pertaining to tho Photographic art
sSilfully and elegantly executed. Tho
happy combination of splendid lleh.
and the best instruments, enable me 10
take children's pictures instautaneousIv
Mothers, give mo n trial, If you desire
the sweet smile Of your chorubs preserved
forever. Satisfaction given in eyery
case, or no change made. My prices are
most reasonable. Csrtes de visit, SO Dor
dozen; Gems, six for 81. Call and be
lO-s.f
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MRS. HULTz has just returned from the
east with full stock Of millinery goods
and ladies', misses and children's shoes;
also, q large stock of ladies' hair switches,
and goods belonging to the millinery
trade, cuffs, hosiery, etc, with a large
lot Of notions, which she will sell cheaper
than any other place in Cairo, Store on
the corner Of Eleventh street and Wash.
nglon avenue. 20J.9-22.tf
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How To GET STAMINA.--Iron Frames
and strong nervous system arc no. the lot
of all. But the feeble need not despair.
By adopting the right means they may
live as long aud enjoy life as much as
their most robust noighbors. Physical in
vigorston lie, however, necessary to this
end and while the spurious tonics and
norvinos usually admitted, eventually de.
press both body and mind. DR.. J. Walkers
Californis Bittors invariably supply new
vigor to the frame, while they regulate
every disordered function.
9-l5.d and w W.
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DAILY LUNCu.-Jaeekel lie now spread
ing daily lunch of the fines. kind, be.
tween 10 and II o'clock n. M, and invites
all his patrons to partake. Jaeckel has
ALEC fitted up room in the rear of his So
loon, in which he will serve oysters in all
styles. Gentlemen with ladies can DO &C.
cornmodated with a fine table and oysters
IN any style. Milwaukee beer always
fresh. Corner Wsshinhton avenue and
Twelfth street, opposite The BULLETIN
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CAIRO IL ST. Louis RAILRoAD-As
our readers are already aware, the work
of track laying on the Cairo & 81. Louis
railroad, commenced, in this city, on We'd
nesday morning. 1t Is tho purpose to
complete the road, If possible, by the 25th
x December. An earnest of this purpose
may be found In tho names Of tho gentle
mon who have the work in charge. Flem-
ming and Lacey, contractors, have a full
force employed, under tho immediate su.
perintendence of Mr.. John Reynolds, who
10 known AS an old rsilroader and thor.
ough going man. When the track ia laid
to the iron pile, and sufficient length Of
rails Is LAID down to permit the use of =
locomotive, the present force will be more
than doubled. The engineer and fireman,
yesterday morning, we're cleaning and
Furnishing up the little engine "Rsn.
dolph," with view of raising steam, say
by Monday. Mr.. w. w. James, an ex.
perieRood conductor, and very clever
gentleman, will have charge Of the train.
The track-laying contractors, Meslrs.
Flemming and Lacey, are energetic men,
who have devoted more than twenty years
to the work in which they are now on.
gagged. They express the opinion that, In
fifty days or less, the track will be COM
pleted to Murphysboro.
Mr.. 9. Hamilton, general suporin.end-
ont, has his headquarters in st. Louis but
will be in Cairo, in few days, 10 look
after the interests of the road, and to take
such measures as may seem bes. calculated
to bring about that much d esired but long.
donied contamination, viz: the compile
tion Of the work.
We enjoyed the pleasure of an acquain.
lance with Mr.. Hamilton when no served
as chief engineer of the Rockford, Rock
Island and st. Louis railroad; and it af-
florida US pleasure to bear Testimony TO hi.
efficiency and general worth in the posi-
ton in which he is operating. Mr.. Ell.
Newell an old mechanic and locomotive
engineer, has charge Of the mechanical
department. Hence, viewing the "5itua-
ton as It lie, and familiar as we are with
the character of the men in tho employ.
ment OF the company, we feel inclined to
Jubiatc, somewhat, on the promise we
have Of an carly completion OF this long
wished-ior railroad.
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SPRoAT & SoS having established a
reputation as tho most energetic ice-mon
Of the country, it naturally follows tina,
they should embark in the oyster business.
Running ice-cars to Mobile, it is the essi-
eat matter in the world for them to bring
back fresh oysters in the shell or other
wise. Thisthey propose to do. Hence it
stands restaurateurs, retail dealers and
others in hand to call on Sproat & Son for
fresh oysters. They propose to keep full
supply, so that dealers, Wholesale or retail,
may DO accommodated on demand.
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AND Sim RrTrEEHousE Is gone Mar.
ried Recognizing the force OF tho sug-
gession that sit ia not we'll for man to
DO Alone" he has hunted around and
found in tho person Of Miss Matte McIn-
tyre one who dared to share his loneliness.
In other words; "Marriod, In Cloves, Ohio,
on Thursday 10th inst, Mr.. Sim Ritten-
house and Miss Matte McIntyro." Bless
ings on the pair is our consistent invocs-
ton, because it is roligiously expressed.
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LuMBER STILL GoIgo Dowg.-As wa
are determined 70 close out oar stool,
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus.
meas, we will sell all kinds of Jumbo At
TWO dollars per thousand less than mar.
ke' prices. A large lot of lsth and stove
WOOD on hand, which will bs sold at cor.
respendingly low rates.
NNt-1-e-I WAL " ENr-
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A TEMPTING LAY OUT.-We saw in
Louis Herbert's show window yesterday,
what? Quail, four !..nc1 OF ish, pleas
ants, extra portorhouse steaks, shcll oys-
lers, pigeons-snd what more could well
regulated appetite crave? And thus is II,
at Herbert's always.
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THE barber snop 10 Ca sne corner o
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore j, George Stienhouse with his gem
tlomanly assistants can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready to soothe
your feelings with q smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Itis q frsi-clsss shop, and you arc
sure of receiving frst-olsss treatment
Ladies' and ohildren's hair cut or curled
in the most approved style. 8-l5-tf.
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FIXING UP.--Mr. q. w. Heqqembourg
the agent OF the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern railway, is fixing up hi,
now Office, IS Ohio loveo, in tip.top order
A now matched.board ceiling, painted
drab, and other necessary repairs are be-
ing made, and when completed i. will be
tho Dos. railroad Office in the city. We
are glad t, hear that both tho passenger
and freight business is steadily on the
iucrease
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Our play-gocrs, ten years resident. in
Cairo, are fercibly reminded, by the acting
OF Andrew Mallon, the comedian Of Lord
& Whi,eley's troupe, Of Ceiro's lsmentod
favorite, Al Sharpe. In point of moin,
gesture, voice and conception Of oomicali-
ties, Mallon approaches very nearly to the
hsppicsi rendi;ions of sharpe. In saying
this we dotrsct nothing from the we'll
earned laurcls Of Shsrpe--we only do
iustice TO young and rieing comedian.
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BIRDS CouRr.-Andrew j. Anderson
was arrested BY Deputy shorii Henry r.
Martin for breaking the jaw Of ono James
Clark. He did his work most eifectually.
Anderson was brought before Justice
Bird, who bound him over In the sum of
500 to appear before higher court.
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MOUND CITY Accommodation.
mencing Thursday, October 9th, and con.
tinuing, Sunday excepted, until Saturday,
October l7th, tho Mound City sccomoda.
ton will run, leaving Cairo at 8 a. m. and
600 p mi leaving Mound City at 8.3Oa NJ.
ard $50 p. nj TO enable partios to attend
court and return to Cairo daily. The
Wednesday and Saturday runs as here.
tofore, will be abandoned until Oc.ooor
18th.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, WM. wErzRL,
MISUNDERSTANDING tho prominent
arrivals at this hotel we note tho follow.
Ing; > j Springer, Joe Gilloit, New Or.
leans l. F Brooks, Golden, Ills; . Il Ed.
wards Louisville, Ky; Henry Ayers,
Evansville, Ind w s Debois, New Or.
leans Rev w Wells, Mound City; R,moo
Fregonzie, do.
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BITTEN BY DoG.-As q email
boy was passing along hight
street, yesterday morning, on his way 70
school, large dog Asv at him, and took
good size mouth full from the calf Of his
left leg. This maker, to our certain
knowledge, seven persons, that have been
bitten by worthless Cog within two
months. Why, in tho name OF common
sense, don't they s.art tho dog killer out
If somo ono bitten, should be taken with
hydrophobia what an uprosr would be
made We have written on this subject
until wo have completely exhausted il,
and will now subsido for while.
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ST.. CHARLES HoTEL-JEwgTr WILL
COX & Co., PRoPRIEToRs.-Among other
arrivals at this hotel were the following /.
Capt J G Mann, assistant superintendent
N y, st Louis 81 Chicago railroad; l.
Isaacs, New York; a L Drscall, st Louis;
j i Edgar, Corintb, Miss; u b Summers.
Baton Rouge; T II Caruthors, Cincinnati;
II Q Black, Louisville; E F Byng, Gin.
ton Iowa
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LUNCH EVERY DAr-Georgs Latin.
corner of Fourteenth and Wsshingto
avenue, will furnish hereafter, every d.
TO his patrons No. l lunch, between ii.
hours Of ten and twelve o'clock Fres
Milwaukee beer and fragrant Ha'
ana cigars to DO bad at his br a, a
times.
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MAX ROLLER, he for whom We hnvo
yosrned, is again with Nc, joylsl
frank, Ubiquitous sS ever. His business,
now, calls him hi.hor and thither- in fact
since he has become known no 10 in ro-
quest wherever fne pisnoes need careful
doc!oring' Hence. his coming and going
Is regulated, not by his own pleasure; bu,
by tho demands OF businees.
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WIErER's-HgAD.-T is hintod about
the city that Mr.. William Winter, the
artistic photographer and portrait pain
ter. has received IN offer from Mr.. Thol.
ton, OF st. Louis, which no can scarcely
decline. He Will not however, under any
circumstances, leave Cairo before the arst
OF January. Meanwhile, all those who
want iino pictures, with all tho improv-d
che'nical effects, should call or dim at
once MIR. Winter out 81 cairo, 1t will be
q long time before We sec his like agsin.
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THr ST.. CHARLES HOTEL has several
pleasant ROOMS on thu upper floor, suta-
BILE for gentlemen, that can be secured for
the winter, with board, at very reasonable
rates. II
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An ordinance to repeal section 20 OF ordi-
nance No. Il.
Be it ordained by the City Council OF the
city Of Cairo,
No. "A be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved Oct. 18th, 1874. JonS WooD.
Attest; -r.g Mayor.
-WIiI h. HAWKINS. City Clerk.
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NoTIcE TO THE PuBLIc,-The n
packing house market In Wllcoxs bio
will be open Saturday nort, with fro
meats and new lard, q: the lowest mari
price. HOWE & BRO
2lO.0.3-Im.
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On and after Oct. lst, tho price OF {
board at the St. Charles Hotel, to q
bosrdeFs will be S25 pcr month. onl
limited number will be resolved al
above rates.
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CorNE' oyster depot and restaursn
Oysters in the shell and can, fresh overys
day, at Phil Saup's old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, Ill.
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OUR PUBLIC ScHooLs.-We took q
ramblc through some of our public school
rooms. yesterday, and found them in q
hourishing condition. There is double
the attendance in the high school that
there was this time last year. We noticed
eigh. boys in chairs, with poor desks, at
tao side Of tho room. To accommodate
oil /. will DO necessary TO re-arrsnge the
sssts, make the aisles narrower and put in
another row Of dosks. We found Prof
Alvord in every part of the building look
lag after and experimenting affairs in an
easy and complete manner that ever dis.
.inguishos thorough teachers. The study Of
Telegrsphy has recently been introduced
into the school, and, although but a few
lessons have been given, some of tho
students readily distinguish the letters by
sound.
We noticed quite a number Of visitors
going and coming. This ma good sign,
since it shows that our people are inter-
ested in our schools-and we are sure that
their visits tend to encourage the 2rinci-
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BASE BALL CHALLESoE.-we the
carroll Boys" of the Carroll Base Ball
club, challenge any picked nine Of Cairo
to play friendly match game Of base
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FoR REST.-Five fine rooms and hall
on second floor OF my house, on Twen tie,h
street. The rooms have all been over
hsuled and are in ane order. Water on.
the same floor. WIN. EnLERs.
321-lo-9.Gt
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DIR. JENELLE.--Usn be found at his
dental parlors Oh Eighth street at all
hours. Beat of references given as to pro-
fessional ability.
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unn@o me hSoSSsfieyS Bowen, be oOos M
come to siay. His professional business in
Murphysboro demands his immediate re-
turn.
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WANTED Carpenter work in part
payment for piano or organ. CalI st
the now store next to Arlington House at
once. q Ropn,vs
347- l0-lb-tf
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FREsH SUPPLY,-Mr. Il. Fitzgerald
just received and has on sale at his S,
room, large stock Of English ale, por
hennessy brandy and wines, and LOU
Of all kinds, which ho win dispose OF
reasonable prices. 2s0-9.25-lu
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For REST.-Co;tsge, No. 80 Tenth
street, between Washington and Walnut.
Enquire Of Chas. Lane, or at THE BULLE-
TIN office. 335-10.ll-tf
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LOsr.-cn Saturday evening, JET
BREAST PIN, with three pendants at
tached. The finder will be suitably re.
wsrded by leaving II ct this Office.
245.l0.l9-4t
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BEHIND TIME.-Tho Illinois Central
passenger train that was duo at ais yes.
terday p, M, did no. arrive until after ).
The delay was caused by freigh. train No.
8, which left our city yesterday morning,
running OF the track widening tho rails
the while) few miles this side Of Cob
den. Seventeen freight cara were distrib-
uted along the line, in manner decidedly
promiscuous. AS is customary when ac-
cidents occur on the /. q. r. T., no one
wea hurt
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FoR REsT..-Two cottages on Twenty
ninth street near Commercial avenue
Apply TO A. Susanks, 81 Ohio levoe.
25l.10.Gt
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FOR THE LEGIsLATURE.

We arc authorized 10 announce that F.
L. ALBRIGHT, of jackson county, Ia Q
candidate. at the ensuing Soyeml or cleo
ton, as Representative of the Fihicti
Senatorial District in the next General
Assembly. u
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FRESH oysters or anything else you
want at the Delmonico Restaurant open
day and night.
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SHAKEsPEAEIAS NIGHT.-A grand bill
for to-night-nothing lees than the best OF
all Shakespearian plsys-"Richard III"
Miss Louie Lord will personate Queen
Elizabeth, whilo J. a. Lord will assume
the title role. Go, by all means. You
will SEQ that the ability Of the Lord &c
Whitley troupe to present, in good shape,
legitimate drama, equal, ,hst::..of any
company that ovor appeared on the boards
of this city. j. A. Lords conception of
the character of Richard ia original, grand
and impressive.
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IL co. two cars choice timothy. 20 90; Eve
cars choice timothy. 10 90; two cars pr.i-
rio. IA %; one car Of very COMMON hoy
IL 90, ono car good mixed 10 90, nreen
cars, ranging from 10 90 TO 40 90.
CORN.
The market rules firm aud pticas un :
changed. Receipts are very small, but
there is no demand al all outside Of the
order trade. Wo noto sales in round lots
Of two cars mixed In heavy ,scss, dcliy-
cred, oOc, ono car mixed la heavy facks,
delivered, 9Oc.
OATS.
Quic. and steady. Tho demand is
small and receipts tho sane. Choice
Northern Is quoted at Doc in bulk. South.
ern Ilinois 53lj4 in bulk. We note
sales of l car in bulk on track, j5e; cara
Southern Illinois mixed ia bulk, 63c;
car Southern Illinois mixed ia bulk on
track. 54c; l Car Southern Illinois mixed
In lacks delivered, Doc.
CORS MEAL.
Worry quiet. No, much doiag eIccp. in
q small jobbing way. We noio sales OF
2oJ tbls City MILF, To- 100 DDS steam
dried delivered 4 %.
EGGS.
Tho supply is not equal TO tho demand.
Prices arc firm, with an upward tendency
Sales were 500 dozen a, l7ci boxes al
l6!ci 6 packages a. l7ci . cases 4: lG@ lie
POULTRY.
Chickens arc n drug in the market q
present Receipts are large aud demand
small; prices IRE weak and tend down
ward. We note sales Of % dozen young
and OLD chickens a, 90 eoops turkey
At 0O@s co. Z coops young chickens al
2 co. 6 coopS young chickens At 90,
coops old hens at rs.
BRAN.
The market holds quiet bu. firm
There lie very lit,le on'eriug and not much
demand. Quoted Ia round los 10 "
APO no
BUTTER.
Thos took OF medium bu.:sr Is Largo
aud increasing. Ikorois no demand
for It, Choicebu,ier is ia steady demand
at quoisiious.Ssles woro 900 lbs good to
choice nor bern 30 "a Cos 10 pkgs. choice
dairy 32G5pkg' good nertbern bic; pkgs
ohoicenorthern s3c, 3 pkgs. good south.
ern Illinois, 2sci tpkg'. choice southern
Illinois zoe.
FRUIT.
Tho msrko! for choice nj pies u moicr.
ately active. Common srl small apols.
are dull. Oranges are very slow saIo a,
0oa9 90 per Dbl We note sales Of 90
bbls ctoic, red apple, 2 80 TO 3 90; 10
bbls oranges, 0Da9 o., 80 bJls common
apples, l 75a2 co. GOO lbs dried apple.
&c; 40 los apples. according to quality,
GO to 2 10; car load spple.. 70 per
bbl, 80 bbls spple, bad order, 100; % Dol.
spplo', bad order, l5Oi 20 bbls apples, bad
order, %.
PROVISIONS.
Dull and easier. Not much doing
Stocks are light and demand very limited
The Only sslo reported was | cssk sugar
cured hams q. l4s.
VEGETA BLES.
There IL no change In TIE vegetable
line Potatoes are quoted At , 90, oniono
3 rs and cabbnres at IN % W. n,,o
sales Of so barrels peach blow potatoes in
small and large barrels, At 2 50A3 90; 10
bsrrls oonions at 3 TO- 100 bushols onion 6
al 70; 90 bushels onions at / SO.
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ATTEND the Athenoum tonight. Old
play-goors will SEQ Al. Sharpe in tho
flesh again-vigorou,, vivacious as over.
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PLANTERS HOUSE, EDMUND HEvFEER,
PnopRIEToR.--The following, among 9TH
or names, were registered yesterday: JEFF
Lyle, Paducah; d w Rocklin, Blsudville;
Chas T Payne, vincennes; J w Harper,
BIandvllle; j w Mare, 81 Louis. J w
Brown, Mt Plen,ant, Ills j X Breon,
Galena; orson X Williams, Indianola;
w johnson, Columbia, .; A Verwayne,
Evanayills
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COM II K RClAL.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Thursday evening, Oct 10, 1874.
The weather has been cold and dry for
several days-turned warmer, after a
heavy white frost yesterday morning, and
heavy shower OF rain fell during last
night To-day has been cloudy oil day
the clouds growing denser toward even
ing, and tho day closed with cold, steady
rain falling that promises to last through
tho night.
The marker holds unchanged as 10
prices, and with little or no change in its
condition since tho opening of tho week
In -four We note an increased activity
in low grades and heavier drag in CHOICE,
which ia quoted by some holders Zoo
lower.
Receipts Of hay have been large and
the market is we'll supplied and easier.
Oats, corn, meal and bran are I'M
changed. Eggs are scArcer and prices
tend upward. Poultry is quiet, dull and
hard to sell at low prices. Provisions are
quiet, with but little demand and small
supplies.
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THE Best oysters at the Dolmonico
Restaurant. 267.9.20.u
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DAscIso school Saturday evening in
Kluge's hall. rt .ra.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce that A.
II. irwin will be candidate at the ensuing
electi on for reelection to the Office Of sheriff.
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For RrST.--A flne cottage. Inquire
of George Fisher. s32-lo.l0.et
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PBoT. BvDEs's dancing class will meet
in Kluge's hall on Saturday evening.
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ball on neat Sunday, on Carroll Base
Bali Club grounds, on TbIrty.fourth street.
Any nine accepting this challenge viii
please answer through BULLETIN as soon
as possible. p. III. LAtLY, Capt.
M. p. CuLLISAN, Seo'y. 342-lo-l3n
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SILK HATS SILK HATS
Silk Hats made TO order at A. MARKS,
20 Ohio levee.