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TAXES.


| will attend ut the following times and
places in the several precincts in this county
in conformity with law, for the purpose
OF receiving the state and county taxes for
the year 1873, as follows, to-wit:
In Unity precinct, ut the house Of William
Holden, Monday January 10, 1874.
In Hollywood precinct, at DIR. Jonos' store,
Toledo, Tuesday, January 20: 1875:
In Clear Creek precinct. ut Marchlldon a
Culiey's store, mouth OF creek Wednes'
day, January ~, 1874.
In Thebcs precinct, at j. q. Rollwing'S
store, Thebes, Thursday, January ~, 1874,
In santa Fe precinct, NJ w. u. Anderson's
store, santa Fe, Friday January %, 1874.
In Goose Island precinct, at o. Gresnlcy's
store, Goose Island, Saturday, January
~, 1874.
Hunsacker, Tuesday, January II, is;i.
In South Cairo prccinet, at the ONCE OF J.
9. Hartman, Cairo, Wednesday, January
In North Cairo precinct, at the court house,
Cairo, Thursday, January 20, 1874.
Section No. l6A Of the amended revenue
law OF this state requires that levy by the
tax payer DO made for tho nou'payment Of
personal taxes on or before tho 10Th day Of
March next.
Section No. III, provides that al taxes
upon real estate remaining unpaid on the
10th day OF March next, shall DO deemed
delinquent.
changes, As the law Wall be vigorously en-
: Be sure to:br.ng your title papers or
last years tax receipts With you, that % o..
rors 10 paying tnxss may occur.
CAIa0, his. Dec. ~, 1879. dsw.tA
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TRUyTEE'S SALE.

WHEREAS, Mathew d. Gunter, bachelor,
by his sale motgage, dated March l3th. 1871.
and recorded on page 81 Of book 2 Of deeds
in the Recorders Office Of Alexander
county, Illinois: And, whereas, Mathew
ID. Gunter and wife by their sals mort.
page "A OF book q OF deeds in the Rseerdsr's
office Of Alexander county, lninois, cor
veyed to the undersigned, the following DE-
ty.nine (s9) in block thirty.two (s9) and let
twenty-one (2l in block sighty.tWo (S7), ~
I'm the first addition TO the city Of Cairo ns.;
Also leasehold estate for the tern Of ten
(lO) years, in and 70 lots sixteen O6) and
seventeen az, in block sixteen no. q Tie
first addition TO tho city OF Cairo, Illinois,
commencing December 3, 1870, under and
by virtue Of . certain leaeA bearing eato
December 3, 1870, executed by ". Q. aAd
! II. Q. Johns, trustees tor Wm. 0aSnl.
to the said Mathew d. Gunter, together NTH
all and singular the buildings and improve.
situate on said lots. sixteen Q6l and seven.
teen az belonging 70 said Guntsr, to.wit (:
one dwelling house, ono store and dwelling
house, one mill building with min axtufsS,
engine, boilers, burs and other Axtures ~.
pertaining and belonging thereto, to secure
the payment Of certain prcnisery 1900 y
the provisions OF both OF taid sale mortgages
default having been made In the payosot
Of the notes Ia them m6ntionsd, the undss.
signed will Offer said property for sale, d
auction, to the highest bidder, tor cash, q
the court house door. Cairo, lMneas, 9
o'clock pm. on SATURDAY: TIE Mt
HENRY L. HALLIDAY,
Mortgage and Trustee
Green 4 Gilbert, Attorneys.
! l0-l-3-20d
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very dull. Holders have been arm Of 90
but sales have been Glow. The market
weakened To-day and sellers we're willing
10 take II and even l5c 10 effect salei
Sales reported we're 100 dozen n 2oc 2so
dozen at i5c and 100 dozen at lie.
CHICKENS-This soft weather 10 any
thing hut favorable TO dressed poultry. but
receipts have been ligh. and there 10 no
supplies. A few dozen sold at prices
ranging from Q 90 TO 3 90 per dozen.
TURKEYS-The remarks on dressed
chickens apply to dressed turl eys should
the weather change cold, the poultry
market will b active. Sales Of dressed
turkeys were AZ lo(Silc per pound.
APPLES Receipts continue small,
and demand good, with sales Of common
4 90 and choice SOS6 90 per Dbl.
PROVISIONS--There 10 . fair degree
Of activity displayed in dry salt meats Of
Gil kinds, with transactions a. prices
quoted IN our last issue.
CHkESE-Crssm lac New York .sc
tory l6@lGlc.
LIME 256,l so fbbl.
CEMENT Oo@2 90 g Dbl.
COAL OIL-20s y gal.
GUNN1ES-Re-sewed p bushels isc
3 bushels 20e.
SYRUPS- Choice oOcS$l per gallon
| New Orleans 75d1soc.
PLASTERING HAIR - Bic per
! bushel.
BURLAPS-2i bushels corn, 81 ca
l5lc; do 10 OF Ice 4 bushels oats zoe;
bushels 2lc (; 8 bushels &c.
| BEESwAX-f, fb SOC.
SOAP-Shseaer's German uio,,led. 7tc
Champaign soap, 7lc.
TALLOW-P tbj@jic.
COFFEE-Java 400s42s Lagusyrs
34m35,; Rio prime TO choice 32a $50.
FRKIGHT-Cotton, impressed Il
New York, ssc! 70 Boston, 81. Uncom
pressed, 70 New York, u "a; to BostoI
To New Orleans and Vicxsburg
Potatoes, apples, etc, SOC; poun,
freights 1ic cwt; hay S. per ton; PorI
45c e bbl; tobacco -; cotton 81. TIE Mem
ph., nour, etc, zoe per Dbl; pou-d freigh
l21c ewt; hay 81 per ton.
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FOR SALE,

On seventh street, Cairo, Illinois, one
of the most beautiful homesteads In the
city. consisting Of two lots handsomely
enclosed, set with flowers, evergrsens
shrubbery, &c, &c; a we'll built and neatly
furnished cottage containing seven rooms
cellar, cistern, wood house, wash house
bath house.and coal house, with gas and
every convenience. Apply to
john Q. HARMos & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
January, 1874. s.3-ln
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Frank Y. Willisms, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
Administrator OF the estate OF Frank Il.
Williams late OF the county of Alexander
and State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the county
court OF Alexander county, ut tho Court
House in Cairo at the February term, on
the Bird Monday In February next, Ut which
time Ill persons having claims against said
estate are notified sud requested to attend
for the purpose ofhaving the same adjusted.
ousstsd To- maS S' immsdists psVment to the
undersigned.
Dated this 27ud day OF December, A. D..
1873. SAMUEL WALTERs, Administrator.
Dec, 2i.t673.w6t.
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THE SOUTHERN HOTEL.
MRS. I. n. GAFFNEY

Takes pleasure IN announcing to the pub
lie that she has taken possession of this,
popular and convenient hotel on the Ohid
Levee, and that she has REruRSIsHED
and RENOVATED it in many respects, and
10 now prepared to accommodate the pub.
lie with good fare, good rooms, good beds.
and everything necessary to, and usually
found in Grst.class establishment.
Thankful Tor past patronage, she hopes TO
merit its continuance.
Bay Day boarders received At reasons
BILE rates. 52-l-2O-lm
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AUCTION.
LADIES AND EvERYBopr.

LADIES AND EVERYBODY.
Attention is called to the great sale OF
tho entire stock Of X. II. Cunningham a
dry goods ct lol Commercial avenue
Over four thousand dollars worth OF desir.
able goods, consisting Of domes.ics, cali
GOES, silks trimmings, gloves, hosiery, lin.
ems, shswls, Coats spool thread, etc. The
entire goods will DO sold without reserve
Sale to commence Monday, January 10th
and continuing from day TO day until The
entire stock 10 closed out.
DAN HARTMAN, Auctionesr
i6l5.it
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WOULD NEVER USE THEM.


II persons were aware Of tho Injurious
character Of most Baking Powders now
for sale Ia every town in our country
they would never use them. A baking
powder to DO good and Wholesome cannot
b made by ignorant persons, who know
NO more about the chemical combinations
necessary Tor such results than school.
boy. The only good Baking Powder pre-.
pared by careful manipulation from pure
materials 10 DR.. Prices Cream, not = grain
Of substance In II not found III the sys.
tenn. And for his Special Flavoring Ex.
tracts, We have only TO say that they srs
the 6psst pursst, end best to 30 found in
this OF any other ooontry, Jsn2id&wiw
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FOR SALE.

will sell my house and lot on CONNER.
cisl avenue above Fourth street dot 3
block 10y at . bargain. The house con-
ts,ns nine large rooms, including q largo
bar-room. To any one wishing to pur.
chase l will sell on good terms and easy
payments Wi. MCCORMICK.
30 dSw lmt
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, 4? inch Dram, 2 II inch Flues
with Hrs fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Bri.chin, all complete and in frst-class
ORDER; been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire Of ]. T. RENSIE
9-23-tf. Vulcan Iron Works.
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ASSIGNEES NOTICE.

ASSlb n EES NOIlCE.
Notice 10 hereby given TO the creditors
of Robert A. Cunningham, that he has
made An assignment of his property to
me, with full power TO collect his debts
l think can correctly state that his pro-
perty will DO amply sufficient to pay all
existing debts against him, II the expenses
of litigation can DO avoided. All persons
having claims agains him will please call
and present their accounts to me. for dust
ment, and oil persons indebted to him will
please call and settle at once and save coats
Is my desire is TO settle his affairs a. the
earliest possible moment
T.. ID. MATHUSS.
JAiury Is, 1874. $1,000
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MOuND CITY ITEMS.

Correspondence CAIRO ButLIriH.l
Nielsen Yocum, of st. Louis,.pent three
days here on business.
Tho steamer Ashland roos,s on the
marine ways
Tho Woolworth Handle works are
making eight hours time.
Tho Cache mill Ia running full bias.
with Lounsbury at the head and Dyer -
for assistant. The barrel factory runs
day and night.
Capt. VIM. Hambleton when last
heard from was in Washington. Ills busi-
ness there has no connection whstevsr
with the chief justiceship, for Casey de-
clnes having his name handed in.
Tuesday night she 1srmania Club ball
and festival Yves we'll attended and the
'Concordis club Of Cairo delighted ev.
erybody with their spendid vocal music.
Max BOILER and Paul Schulz were i'm
msnse. 1. 10 hoped that tho "Concordia'
II think the name is correctl, will come
again and give full concert. The fee.
tivitiss lasted until the wee small hours
whsn all parted feeling we'll pl eased.
The Egyptian Cloral Society
played the Spirit of 10 on Wednesday
and Saturday nigb., and were greeted
with a full house on each night. The
Cairo people came on . special train, me
q warm welcome and returned homo al
satisfied with the trip. w. II. Morris ap
psarsd in the play, also gavo . select read
ing. He has established himself ~ uni
versal favorite here, and will always re
ceivs cordial reception.
HERES YOURS MULE"
po,ice late dispatches from Washing
ton indicate tia; q committee in Congress
have been worrying Secretary Robesoi
abou, the pAltry sum Of Ave million dol
lars expended during the furry will
CubaO Robson evidently felt the hOu
for re,renchmsnt had como, and, LOOKING
| westward, he took . double reef in his il
top sail, and soon after, the following OF
| der appeared in our newspaper
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Will be sold at the naval station, Moun'
CITY, lila, one horse mule, 10 hands higt
about four years old, we'll broke 20 saddl
and harness. To be sold January 10th a
I'm. By order Chief Of Bureau of Yard
and Docks.
The mule was sold and brought one hun
drsd and twenty dollars. Now let tbs
meddling committee "dry up" or Robe'o
will sell the flag stat and American Ell
sign, which is about ell that 10 left At N
naval station, Mound City, Ills.
GRAY,os,
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

The undersigned having resumed the
management OF the above hotel, trust by
strict attention to business, to the wants
and comforts Of their guests, to merit the
renewed favor Of their old patrons and the
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charles will q. once undergo
. Thorough renovation, and be muck i'm
proved in all its appointments.
Good sample rooms and special rates for
com me.cial travellers,
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from the hotel free Of charge.
JEwrTT WHcox X Co., Proprietor'.
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NOTICE

Notice i. hereby given that my
wife, Mrs. Jas. Finley, having,
without cau,e or provocation, left my bed
and board, tina, will no, be responsible
for any debts she may contract in my
name. JAS. FINLEY.
Cairo. January -, 1873. eO-?2.3t
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FOR SALE Alta BARGAIN.

Hot.ted windows, with or without
glass. Enquire corner Thirteenth ard
Walnut streets. 43-l5-2w
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IhOSI6kJ SALks -
WHEREAS Mathew y. Gunter By hi soAe
mortgage dated October Z, 1879, and -.
corded In volume z Of sale moftgnseo 81
page Ill, In the Recorders once 81 Alex.
auder county, Illinois, conveyed 70 u ~
dersigned the following, to-Wit: 4 leassr
hold estate for the term Of i've (6) yeasv, -
and to lots six (8), seven ca and elSAt O), n
block three 81 in the 6rst addition 70 the
city Of Cairo, Illinois, conimsnciAg Mach ..
1871, under and BIZ virtue OF certain leaso
hearing date, March 9. 1871, executed By Q.
Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, trussess
Of the Cairo City Property TO Peter 4. C.
nant. and by said Peter A. Couant, with -
written consent Of said Taylef and Parsoes,
assigned TO said Mathew D. 0uAtsr On NJ
)ist of May, 1872, together with all he M
provements thereon, belonging 70 ~ ~
Gunter Of every kind and nature sesvos, -
Guiding mill fixtures, engines, beileye, bon
and other fixtures appertaining and beloAe'
ing to the mill building thereon situate =
secure the payment OF Q certain prvm1oooey
note In said mortgage specified: New N
der the provisions OF said sale mortgaHo, -
fault having been made in the payment se
tee note therein mentioned, the undefslO1ed
will offer said property for sale % aus01ea,
to the highest bidder, for eaahs
ut the court house door, Cairo, nliueis, q }
O'Clock pm. on SATURDAY THE NTH
DAY OF JANUARY, A, d. 1874. ~.
HENRY L. HALLIDAY,
Mortgage and Trustee,
Green Il Gilbert, Attorneys. -
B. li-1.3.lJd A'H
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NOTICE.

Ali claims against X. A. Cunningham
Jus. be presented to lie for adjustment .
on or before Monday, January 26:h .. 10
clock IN. There will be 8 meeting o,
the creditors At tina. hour At the oiRos o
Mathuss &Uhl.
G2-l-23-S. L, u. MATHUes
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DANCING SCHOOL.

The second and last term will commence
on Saturday afternoon at ? clock, Fsbru-
arg 7,h, corner Tenth street and Wash
ington avenue. &C. BopEs, Teacher.
63.21-lt
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NOTICE TO DRAYMEN.

All draymsa are hereby notified not to
take any Of my freight from any depo. OF
wharf boat unless by my written order
Without that l will no: Fay either the
freight or drayage. A. swoBoDA.
Cairo, January y, 1874. js.Gi
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CASTOnlA 10 more than . substitute for
Castor Oh. II 10 tho only SAFE srtiolo In
existence which 10 sure 70 regulate the bow.
eis, cure wtndcolie and produce pstuIsl
sleep. IT tsplsssspt 70 take. Children need
not ovy and m0thers may sleep. 1917 WY
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TEN pounds Of brown sugar for 81 8
pounds beet codee sugar ~ 81 4pounds
OF choice butter at 81 10 cents for lard;
imperial tea at 81; Potatoes 30 cents per
peck apples 40 cents, at Wilco1's block
4-2-tf,
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PARTNER WANTED. - a gentleman
without capital, but with several years
experience and thoroughly acquainted
with the business, IA desirous of forming
. partnership in the Hide, Fur and
Leather business in Coiro, with some ono
who can furnish capital of ssy 5000.
Address, drawer 22T. 4el-ls-tf
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PoR RESr.--A cottage house with four
good rooms, cistern, etc, situated on
Twenty -ninth street near Commercial
avenue. Inquire Of A, SUSANNA,
u-l.l5.Gt 81 Ohio levee.
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EOR SALE

Secondhand clothing, watches, jswelry,
pistols, &c. bought and sold. Opposite
Cairo and vincennes railroad depot.
20-1.,f N. CoYSE
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FoR REST.-On Commercial avenue
one largo room furnished or unfurnished
suitable for sleeping room for gentleman
aud wife or two gentlemen. Apply q.
BuLLRTr. Office. 3G-l.lc-lm
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Cot. 4. ID. PsosT, superintendent Of
the Missi,sippi Central railroad, and
Capt Jack Grammsr, superintendent Of
the Evansville packet line, we're registered
ut the 81. Charles hotel yesterday.
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FoR . good square meal 60 to Harry
Walkers restaurant, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth street. I'm
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TnR Besides the arguing OF
few motions and denurers, nothing of
importance trsnspirsd in the circuit court
yesterday forenoon. Owing to the indis.
position of Judge Baker there was no
court held in the afternoon.
County Cowrt.-ln the county court the
following business was transacted The
people vs.. Martin Rsed; term of imprison.
msnt having expired the court ordered
that he Be discharged from custody. Same
vs. Thom, Smith and John Cur.
ran larceny bench warrants
Issued and defendants in court
nolle pros. entered by the county attorney.
Same VI. John McGrAth, larceny.
Cause tried by the court and dsfendsn,
adjudged not guilty, and therefore dis
charged.
The following probate business WAS dis.
posed Of Estate Of Davidson II. Morgan,
deceased w. II. Anterior, administrator;
final report; continued TO next term. Es.
tate OF Miller llsnslsy, deceased Ap.
praisemon. Li!l approved and ordered re-
corded. Reuben Smith VI. estate Of Fred
Blankenberg, doceesed Assumpsis
damages $l4o 90; cause sci
for this morning At nine o'clock.
Guardianship Of Lucinda and Henry
Davis, minor children Of John Davis, de.
ceased report approved and ordered re-
corded. Guardianship Of Isaac y. and
Marth A. Lee, minor heirs Of Robert Lee
deceased report approved and ordered
recorded. Guardianship OF Robert T.
Austin, minor heir OF Hiram j. Austin
deceased; report approved and ordered
recorded; and also further ordered thu,
sid guardian DO discharged from oil fur
Their liabilities. Stratton and Bird W. es
tate OF Fred Blanksnbsrg, deceased A.
sumpsiti demand $4l Is; corr sotness o.
claim admitted, and Judgment rendered ,tt
be Of seventh class claim
Guardian,hip OF Samuel T. HUI, m,no
heir Of Isaiah Hut, dseeassdi petition fol
letters OF guar iisnshipi Samuel Walter
guardian. Petition approved, and ordsrst
that said Walter be required to. ale y bono
In the cum OF $500 90. Trustees Of schoo
township sixteen 10 south range two west
Of Alexander county, Illinois, 70. VIM. n
Anterior. administrator Of the estate 0
Dsvidsoa II. Morgan, deceased; sssump
vt; claim $2e 80. Petition approved sp'
judgment rendered against said estate II
The sum claimed 10 favor ofplsiutl6, to b
Of fourth class claim.
| Wbsrsupop court adjourned uatil
o'clock this morning.
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THE BULLETIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

Ou0nT 70 DO abolishsd-ths wooden
awnings that ovsrhang the sidewalks in
almost every quarter OF tho city.
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MrssHs. RosE q TEMME, 7l2 Washing
ION avenue, Wholesale and retail dealers
in oil kinds Of csndss and con is,tions, in
vite attention to their establishment. This
is . new enterprise in Cairo,-an enter
PRISE 'nN mus sc r.nperlv conducted,
prove . mos. pron,sole o... ps'h p...
ners in the establishment are practicable
candy makers, and have 8 thorough I'M
derstanding Of the business. They will
manufacture nothing but the purest Of
candy and confectionery, and to prove
.his will chserfullv exhibit the mod,. by
which their candy is made. Grocerymen
and all others who deal in candies and
corrections are invited TO call upon Messrs.
Rose & femme before sending 10 other
cities for their supplies Of goods in this
line. This Is . homo institution and de-
serves TO DO we'll patroniz.d. Soc thsir
advertisements in another column.
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ALL kinds OF game constantly on hand
Al Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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The Lady Lee yesterday brought TO
this city 974 bales Of cotton 10 be reship-
ped est per Cairo and Vincenne, rail
road
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FoR GAS and steam atting go 70 Rem
nie's Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot Of Ninth street s.l0-N
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

THs European hotel, Harry walker
proprietor, % opon At all hours of the
night n.'.lm
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NorIcH lie hereby given that I will pay
40 bills for goods sold TO any Of the en-
ployes of The CAIRo BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for the use Of the Office
unlese the same are furnished on On order
ligned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
i2-20-iy JONI Il. OBHRLY.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port 1.tssi

ARRIVALS
aud departures for the ~ hours ending at o
.. m. last evening:
Steamer + p Gracey, Columbus
" Jim Fisk, PaducAh
Qnicks.ep, Evansville
I" Chas. Bodman, New Orleans
Pat Rogers, Memphis
d" Indiana, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer FP Graccy, Columbus
Il" JAS. Fisk. Paducah
e." Quickstep. Evsnsville
=" Chas. Bodman, Cincinnati
=" Pat Rogers, Cincinnati
Z" Indians, New Orleans
d" Belle of Memphis, st. Louis
- Kate Kinney, st. Louis
" Eunilie La Barge, st. Louis.
THE RIVERS.
The Ohio river fell twenty-ihres inches
since las. report. There is change in the
condition of the Mississippi.
It rainei the greater part Of the day
yesterday, and tbs levee and streets are in
a horrible condition.
There WAS little or no change in the
way Of business.
MIsCKLASEoUs.
The Charles Bodmann has . good trip
Of sugar, molssses and cotton for Cinein-
natl. She discharged q lot Of freight here
for reshipmen. on the Illsnois Central
and Cairo and Vincennes rsilrosds.
The Indiana was deeply laden and
To ade no additions.
The John Means aud barges will clear
for New Orleans to-day
The boats that left here yesterday have
no assurance of being able to get TO st
Louis on account Of low water.
The Steamer Julia came TO the whar
from retirement last evening and woul'
leave for st. Louis during the night.
Lady Lee brought VA bales Of cottol
for the East, per the Cairo and Vincsn
mes railroad, and has s?l bundles of iron
SO sacks barley and 81 brls pecans tor 3,
Louis.
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A. j. ROE, NJ. D.

Office over Thoms 4 Bros. grocery store.
No. l8t Commercial avenue, corner Eighth
street. Revidsncs corner Washington ave
nue. and FOuYtSsnth Vtrset,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-23

The man Johnny Bowman, arrested on
Wednesday afternoon by Chief McHals,
represented himself ~ agent Of q min
strsl troupe, and in order to get rooms at
the ST. Charles entered into negotiations
with Mr.. Wilcox for board for "hi, com.
pany;" bu. mistrusting that Bowman was
not oil right, Mr.. Wilcox refused to have
an y,hisg to do with him. Bowmsn then
soueh the Arlir gton house, and what be
did there has already been stated. Bow
man will shortly Join his company" a
Joliet.