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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-04-04

fng- NFiFVTIfIT4.
cuIsf IL sileA x eal numbers IN almost every set.
ton Of ttc eounftf, that TIE phhtlc scarcely mega
to be Informed OF Is virtues o. liSe@.
serofgi2ds paiaon Is oBo 81 tug most dessrac.
tive enemies Of 0uf Often, this unseen ana
uoiet tenanf If the organism andelHnHs Tic con"
gtntion aud invites the aitark u enieeoling OF a.
AL diseases, without exciting q Suspicion o. fts
presence Ag1In, Il seems to breed Infection
throughout the body, and hch, en some favorable
occasion, rapidly dereop into ono Or other Of -
adeous FORMS c..i1or on The surface oramong inc
siaia. IN the latter, tubeieEs tHaF lie snddeisly
DEPOSITED in the lungs OF heart 81 tafh9fs formed
in the iycr, or II shows Is prcaeHcc BY enph0ut
On the SKIN, ~ fDui alterations on some peft q
the BODY. Ifcnce the occasional Hfe Gf "a lpEia
Of tHjs sarsa{s aT5{}1 - ~ isalial zen fhen ~
active symptoms 81 ditea@e FFar. re sens @
l.e5ej wish Inc follow ins Complaints ecaerai4y
find immediate feei and, ~ ielHtni caIet ~ tAe
a4e of this sdH6afdhS g18f II, Anta1.
7s75ts Fire, Hose or ErHe spftas. 3fffef'z san
hheRpa. lseAft Hf09, lt3HUtheiff57 fFpTe ttVtst
S,re Ears aad ether eruption? eT FJs5 ne fpi1as
Ut *c98fusHf6s disease. A4@0 tU f1il more t9i1'
eeated fogps 9s E5Hepeps}a, pFoPsH, hfa'g
Gisrase, 4its, Epifc3'sH. s%EFHtpto, a ~
the yafon5 firerows affections Of AAe muscular
and nervous systems
Evphfit4 OF Vetereat au1 Herenria2 Dis
ca ges aIe cuad byit though long tine " re-
CURED for s1adunE these @o5tIhatf inaAaales IN
any medic 5}at togg-cGntmned use Of 'EAs
o. uA3tes tt~rsi3s'y fceFdti1ns. and enHste
F}S-easrs. Afa eagHn0rls soon relieved aha ltiti-
ratetg ,Hfel. Ay - puri.E}1E aHJ i"F.BQfalh3
effect Minute direction g9f "&Gn easf arg ln{+Au
IN our Almanac, supplied -aa.t7, 6hf7th" i}S'ls
aU4 fs03tf, Y .e} raHspd "" asf5Inui6U04e ~ ~"
t~aueoua slafFar7 ~ the b.nnd, weld qaicky to IL
az llso Etee2 y.iaiafe. Tpf1''dita, f13'nes~
ton 81 fiijaDtd2atiots gf the fafez". ana J6tn~
dfef. W@lea arising, a. ihe# often de, upLn stae
ranking foi.nus iU the Dint&. This JKsA :
PfR4T5l4 j. q YfeH rcstoter fGf ire strength
ana gfHof Of line system. those who are Lam
GN;d and EfstTrs2, }esFotdest, Sfef1'fesst
and troubled Hith segeotte Apaa'ei's1'st o'ts os
fe0re, CT aay af The aifectinas sgmpiomatic OF
ggens1e Hit firi ie.metlf4 relief and Goh-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
TRAVELLING AND pREIsHTIss.

"
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
-. prSo ..,u,r,io. with Eastern md wss<-
srn bound Passenger Trains OF tho O. r. IL. IT,
v..,.,. IN, s,.,,........at Doe r. NJ.
o.r... c,,,....................a, isls A. NJ.
Asrivins nj Rene .--..------.af is'SS Ne Ne
WI"
Rome Hs.-----..-..--.--------.--.. i'ss ~ NE
c,r.., Cit,.......nt $40 A. ~.
Gala ,tt,, SOS A. NJ.
=,
v..svrnSa ruaINs
aoSA
,r,vR
VIRGINIA Cirh Fon 'A""" va.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

al coSvEusEp. says writer, with
n racist to-day. lie told mo how he
won race In New Haven. For four
weeks he mixed soft rubber with the
horses oats, aud every day he hltched
that horse to a post aud opened u blue
cotton umbrella Ia his face. making
Him pull back. stretching hls neck sw-
fully. Then he'd shut biz umbrella,
the horse would stop pulllrg. aud his
neck would resume Its original length.
lie got tho horses neck very elastic.
aud on the day OF the race, ~ his horse
and the other horses were on the homo
stretch. side by side, just at the finish,
the driver struck thi, mans horse
blow behind his ears, and his neck
shot out almost a rod, winning the
race by neck. It's said to be the big
ycst home strslch on record. believe
the story to be trua. b.esuse the man
is the only son OF \ deacon
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27


, ~. .,., c-,.s.d su.ar fsr.......si 90
c,.,.. lana. Ten. ,cr slb, box. . so
Best Rastsrn Goldfish, per Ib.-.--..... Iss
Pross Rsss, per rdoz....-...-.......-........ 3,,s
Best Imported sardiues, yer doz.- Is
go
missisn Candies, per box '.''-.''.'.''''' os
NJ, IT,, MI. -
Finest c.''r'ra'a Iraa'' '0r 's'---- 10
-.
murra''s oIs'ers' 'h's' o""'' 'e'
. as
p, 81. c.,,L.... ,.r hox. 4 No
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

TuE New York iiWmck says: !:
"Poor. but dishonest young boys,
fasten wrought nails 10 the end OF
strings. and harpoon sweet potatoes
and apples from their abiding places
IA front VI the stores. This may be
considered sport, but II l. the first step
to the downward road TO Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

LAP dogs are no. worn as much as
fnrnirrlr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

MISSOURI screnaLers provide them
selves with umbrella, aud defy both
hot and cold water. but the artful peo-
pie OF the State now pour Kerosene
upon those umbrellas aud then drop
pieces Of burning paper upon them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
EyruACr- raoM .A TALBOT ETER.
NlTN.-


EY GERALD Massey.
"Tho .eheme OF thlng., with all the sights you
rec,
Are only pictures Of the things that be-.
What you call matter IL but a. the sheath
Shaped, even a. hubh,cs are, by spirit breath.
The mountains arc bat drrcr clouds of earth,
sin eh,n;ipg to the breath that gave them
birth.
Spirit ave shaped matter into view,
As ml-lc wears the form " passes through.
Spirit 4. lord Of substance, natter sole
First esnse and forming power anu nnaigoai'
NO DEVIL.
There 1. no devil such az Milton saw;
No fallen angels eyes diyined the iaw
In Col'. work whereby man mi. .ht bs aceur-t.
The devil wa- n murderer nom the nr-i.
Our savior .ali. liut ho WAS rOitly nutst
Up nom babe In arms. A little seed
OF sln Was sowp. that grew with little heed.
NJ ruEE.
Zach impure ns,ure hath i,s parasites,
That live and dwell In unelean delights.
"soms who have done a wrong that, unper'
ccivci,
Ran 10 sea Of sin. are sorely grieyed,
And ready to spend lit.iime shut ifon bliss,
Might they but right ths wrong they did In
so clear, so awful. when the pas, Is seen, =.
Grovs the dark mystery OF might have been.
"a. chalk Il formed al bottom OF the sea
Prom life that she'd. IT, shell continually;
A. bones are bulli up out of li'es decay,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-18
TAXES


| will attend at the following times and
places in the seyerslprecinets in this county
Ia conformity with law, for the purpose
OF receiving the state and county taxes for
the year 1919, as follows, to-wii:
Ia Unity precinct, ut the house Of William
Holden, Monday January 10, 1894.
In Hsllewood precinct, at DR.. Jones store,
Toledo, Tuesday, January 20, 1874.
In Clear Greek precinct. at Marchilion Il
Culieys store, mouth Of creek, Weuues-
day, January -, 1874.
In Thehes precinct, ut j. q. Rollwing's
store. Thebes. Thursday, January -, 1874,
In santa re precinct, ut W. Il. Anderson's
store. Santa Fe, Friday January %, 1874.
In Goose Island precinct, at u. Greenley's
store, Goose Island, saturday, January
-, 1874.
In Dog Tooth precinct, at the house OF N.
Hunsacker, Tuesday, January ~, 1874.
In South Cairo precinct, at the office OF j.
Q. Harmnn, Cairo, Wednesday, january
~, 1874.
In North Cairo precinct, at the court house :,
Cairo, Thursdsy, January 90, 1874.
Section No. 1874 Of the amended revenue
law OF this state requires that levy by the
collector upon the personal property OF the
tax payer he made for the non.pay ment OF
personal taxes on or before the 10th day Of
March next.
section No. III, provides that all taxes
upon real estate remaining unpaid on the
10Th day Of March ncSt, sh,H be dccuied
delinquent.
Tax payers viii bear in mind these
changes, rs the law viii lie Vigorously en-
forced.
BE sure to bring your title psper, or
last years tax receipts with YOU. that no er.
ron III paving taxes may occur.
ALRN. ii. IRWIN, Collector.
CAIRO, Ills. Dee. 81. 1873. dSw-td
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHERkAs, Mathew ID. 0unter, bachelor,
by his sale nlotgsgc, dated March l1eh, lU1l,
and recorded on page 81 OF book z or deeds
IN the Recorders office Of Alsxaudsr
county, Illinois: And, whereas, Mathew
~. dunter and wife by their sale mort.
page "A OF book z OF deeds in the Recorders
once oil Alexander county, Illinois, con.
'eyed TO the undersigned, the Following de.
scriDcd lots aud property, to-wit: Lot thlr.
ty-nine tJ9) in block thirty.two (asl I'd To-,
twenty-one CID in block eighty.two lSfI, ~
In the first addition to the city Of Cairo i'm. /:
ALSO Ieasehold estate for the term Of ten
ny years, in and 10 lots sixteen (l0 aud
seventeen a., in block sixteen (l6) In the
hrst addition TO the city OF Cairo, Illibois,
commencing December y, 1870, under and
ny virtue OF certain lease bearing date
december D. 1870, executed BY w. 9, and
H. =. Johns. trustees for VIM. Martln,
TO the laid Mathew ID. Gunter, together with
all and singular the buildings snd improve.
ments OF every kind or nature sosver
situate on said lots. sixteen tl6) and seven.
teen 90 belonging TO said GunIer, to.wit
one dwelling house, one store and dwelling
house, one mill building with mill nxtures.
engine, boilers, b,lrs and other fixtures sp-
pertaining aud belonging thereto, 70 secure
the payment OF certain promiSsery notes In
the provisions of both OF taid ssle moftrsess
default having been made In the payment
Df the notes In them mentioned, the undeF.
signed Will offer said property for 40. st
auction, TO tho highest bidder, Tor CAT, 90
ne court house door. Cairo, Illinois, q {.
o'clock pm. on SATURDAY, THE sATM
aBNDY L. HALLIDAY,
o. Mortgage and Trustee
Grosn * Gilbert, Attorneys.
l0-l-3-20d
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TRUSTEES SALE, -

WHkREAs Mathew ID. GlIntey b. hle ~
mortgage dated october z, 1877. eHd Re.
corded In volume Of sole moetao0Se =
page Ill, In the Recorders once n 49,
aoder county, Illinois, conveyed 70 ~ m.
dersigned the following, to-Wit: II Iosso.
hold estate for the term q Ave (6I yossU. n
and TO lots six tGl, seven 90 and siehe (0. ~
block three Cll 10 the nrst addttfon % ths
city Of Cairo, Illinois, commsncine Iasck Q,
1871, under and by virtue Of eGft0l1 Ioese
bearing date, March Q, 1871, sxscuoo6 bv
stats Taylor and Edwin Parvoos. tYun1nos
Of the Cairo City Property 70 Peter - Co.
nant, and by said Peter A. Cohant, Vilh Ne
written consent Of said Taylor md P0Vooo.
assigned to said Mathew b, QUEER O. -
alst Of May, 1877, together with al tie I'm.
proNements thereon, belonging 70 the satd
Gunter Of every kind and nature oo0VSp, d.
Guiding mtp fixtures, engines, booDBYe, burs
and other fixtures appertaining and belouR.
ing to the mill building thsreen atuato =
secure the payment Of certain promissory
note 10 said mortgage specified: Now un.
der the provisions OF said sale mortgage, De.
fault having been made In the payment OF
tee note therein mentioned, the ,injeguiane
will offer said property for sals e sSSd0u,
to the highest bidder, for cash,
ut the court house door, Cairo, Illinois, q
O'Clock pm. on SATURDAY THE MTH
DAY OF JANUARY, A, ID. 1874.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY,
Mortgage aud Trustee.
Green X Gilbert, Attorneys.
ll-I-.-tju
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IL 10 bis forte, ami that he maintains
It well ia admitted by al or Mr..
Medium "Gennzro" we have lad ocos.
lion TO speak before, and sdd moth.
ing to wha. We have already said on the
subject Nr. Melifum /. assursdly far
above the ordinary rio of actors ana bss
becotne-a gress isyorite with the play.
go!og people % Cairo. The
after piece, eh..lri Long Strike"
Wa also we'll rendered, the players gener.
ally doing their fuli duty. Mr. Boswor,h'.
Money Penny could no. be better. lie
must have been acquainted with the orig.
insl Money Penny Or he could not inl.
tate him 90 thoro .ghly On Monday
evening Miss Julia Hanche,. will take A
benefit, rendered her by large humber
OF CT! 2on., a. wi. be seen by reference
u ths correspondence published else.
"hef" Mics iIancbelt is oriinvry nc
tres, aud has m-ds many friends in Cairo
That the bench. siil prove success 10
settled beyond petaiyen.urs. Tho fret
play for Tomorrow night 10 the Woman
ia white, the entertainment b. conclude
with the three al dram. entitled Ireland
as i l' With .Miss IlancLett a. Judy
y IrOt.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

The undersisnei 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 At once undergo
thorough renovation, and be much iul-
proved 10 oil its appointments.
Good sample rooms and special rates for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from tho hotel free of charge.
JEwKrr WILCOX X Co., Propriston.
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LEMON ORANGE

DE- Pfice's specisl asvoring. OF lemon
And orange are made from the fruit, and
nave their grateful, agreeable taste with.
out the turpen,ins odor which is observed
In those extracts usually sold, made from
poisonous oils, acids, and taste shsrpened
by Cayenne pepper. We advise ,ho.e who
wish choice, pure extracts, To buy DR..
Prioe's. They ere, like hi. Cream Baking
Powder, all that ia represented, really gen.
aine, almost alone in the market in thess
important respects. l-l3-dSwlw
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FOR SALE.

On Seventh street, Cairo, Illinois, one
Of the most beautiful homestesds in the
city,. consisting of two lots Handsomely
enclosed, sOt with flowers, evsrgresns
shrubbery, &c, &c q we'll built and neatly
furnished cottage containing seven rooms
cellar, cistern, wood house, wash house.
bath houso.and coal house, with gass and
every convenience. Apply to
JonN y. HARMON s. Co,
Real Estate Agents.
January, 1874. S.3-lm
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each ~
feet long, AZ inch Drsm, 2 II inch Flues
with IRE fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety aud Mud valves, Chimney and
Britehin, all complete and in Hrst.clAss
order; been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire OF j. II. RKsSIE,
s-2a-tf. Vulcan Iron Works,
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Mrs. k.R. Workman oilers her serv-
ices to the ladies Of Cairo and vicinity ss
tescher IN tho art Of making Wax
Flowers. For terms and specimens, she
refers 10 barclays prescription drug store,
corner Eighth stree. and Washington s,-
enue' where orders for Flowers may also
be Ieit. Ladies Wishing Lessons will pleas
leave their address At tie store or give
notice through post office drawer No.
asa, Cairo, Ills. 2i-l.s.Im
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TOMORROW NIGHT.
'oinpiiEirniar, Benefit rendered 90
Miss Julia Hanchett.

IL" follosios corrs.pondence, which
TOOK place yesterday between number
oil our best eitl13hs aud tho lady whose
name appear, IL the heading, will explain
it.0lf
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SIR KNIGHTS.

A stated nnclsve Of Cairo Comiaaudry
No. ~ X. T., will lie held q. the Asylum
on Monday evening, January 10, \. d.,
ls7l-A. o., 'jJ. Sir Knights will ap.
pear in fatigue dress. Visiting Sir
knights courteously invited 10 attend.
4s-lsl. JEwErr WILCOX, Recorder.
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AsoSo the more prominent arrival. at
'hs 81. CHARLES hotel yesterday were ils
following c { Mason, ST Lou.. 4 Veg.
nor Cincinnati; Il Mcintosh, rAiiaisl-
rhia Geo Bii.., New York Z S.mp.
son, Jackson, Tennessee + ID Caliwell,
Evansville. and d & Coz Pit.sbarg.
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80 . V"Hu~Iy n I5IT.
Mss JuLiA IL HErT; Mada0. The
uhder'igued, ei..1ens Of Cairo, wishing TO
prove to you tbeif admiration for YOU in
Tue profession yol have chosen in life and
when YOU 80 wrr,hily Adorn, and for
your true WORTH n s.lady, both in and gu,
oi your profession, respectfully tender YOU
q complimentary benefit, to take place A,
such time u wi.l Dos. .uil your conveu.
ience
Hoping - receive favorable coaoli.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port I.tss.

! ARRIVALS
and departures Tor the - hours ending 4,
.. IN. last evening
Steamer + z Grscey, Columbus
Jim Fisk, Padueah
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
tldckstep, Evansville
Andy Baum, n ,mphis
Robert Mitchell, Louisville
pErARTYD.
Steamer + p Graccy, Columbus
Jas. Fisk, Psducsh
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Qa'ckstep, Evansville
Andy Baum, Cincinnati
John Kyle, Belmont
K A Rabbage, Wolf Island
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
THR RIVERS.
The decline In the Ohio river in the
.wenty-'our hours ending at six o'clock
las, evening wss one inch. There was
some improvement in business, though #
WAS by no means brisk
The weather wss pleasant throughout
the day,
MISCELLANEOUS
The Arkansas Belle brought 757 bbls
flour, 80 do meal, 26T sks bran, M SKIS
wheat.
The Qaicks,ep had elm trip.
The John Kyle has gone 10 Belmont TO
load for the South.
The Colorado has orders to load here
for Memphis and perhaps Vicksburg.
The Crescent City and barge. and the
r. A. Babbage and bargos will clear for
New Orleans this evening.
The John Means and barges have 10.
gun to receive fseight for Sew Orleans.
The Andy Baum has $40 bales cotton.
2OOo feet lumber and lot of sundrios for
the Ohio river.
The Robert Mitchell was laden TO the
waters edge.
St Louis 'TImes.'l
The 10 Kinney lie laid up At Caropdsls,
and the st. Joseph at Chester. Ths John
A. Scudder Is aground at Sheep island and
the Emma G. Elliott has been ordered To
60 to her assistance, but there has no
tlc'ngs come yet that she has reached her
destination. Tho City OF Alton was ,lill
aground at the barracks yesterday and the
ferry boat Doc Hill WAS taking of her
stock. 1t Is probable tho Alton will be In
barbor by this morning. As fer q,
could be learned she was In no immedi ate
danger yesterday. Tho Ella Hughes has
at last been sold 1t wholesale by her late
owners, Cartwright, Hughes u Arthur, TO
SLOW, Sloan Il Co., for $500. She Is To
ply In tho upper Cumberland.
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EIILERs,
-

boot and shoe maker, Tween hstrsss, b.
tween Washington avenue and PpD,as
street, Is prepared to make boots ana shoss
IN the latest and most iashioAabls styles.
he Will make them TO order, old Or new
styles 10 suit customers, out Of the bee .sss
freshest stock, Of which he Always has 10
good supply on hand from which - mike
selections. All sting Of boess snd shoss
msde by Mr.. Ehlers Il done n N sWusnsp
no foreign fitting being used " m.
Give him csl, and he win give ysu sstss.
faction. fAroIaA
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PAsri8= wishing 10 secure .ee.. iof the
entertainment h, tho Attoneum tomorrow
Nobdsy) evening, should attend 10 the
MISTER d. early 10 the day a. possible, d.
It is evident there will BE- few VI none At
all left when Il come. time to open the
doon Il the Atheneain 10 the evening
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Mss HAEcuIrrs REPLY

Miss HAEcHIrr > REPLY
CAIRO, January -, 1874.
10 Aeasr'. Bro',, Henderson, Dunning
Lynch. Stafford, Wilcox, and others
GESTLEMES-Your fattering note Of
this date has JUS. been received. While
thank You for your kindness, / beg leave
70 name Monday evening, January 18th
Tor the proposed benefit. Trusting that
ths VIII nlee. your approval, j remain
respectfully, JULIA HANcurrr.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy reiiei Tor young men from the Ell
!ects OF error, and abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. lmpediments to marriage
removed. New method OF treatment. New
ana remarkable remedies. Books and cir.
t'llsrs sent free, In sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, Howard Associations, No. . South
ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam institu-
hon having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skin. 10.29 d!sw8m
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ThE librarian arO company, in accord
sncs with their usual custom, will hold
their annual ball on the evening OF Feb
rusry 10Th. The necessary Arrangements
are being completed, aud neither pains nor
expense viii be spared TO make the ball
success. The librarian IRE company is
one Of the hes. in the city, and deserves
well Of the people Of the city.
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SaEstff iRVIs will start on his annual
tar collecting tour to-day, in order 10 b.
10 Uuhy early tomorrow morning.
Unityl,es viii be the Gr.t to hand over
their "scai. Mr.. John l.. nely will
accompany the sheriff.
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a SuMDGE Of young gentlemmen Of the
city are making arrangements fora grand
Sheet and piles" ball, 70 be held q, the
St. Charles hotel Oh Friday evening, Jan.
usry S0th. We are assured that this will
Be n, ball of the season, and If We are
TO Judge By those who have tho affair IN
hand, We believe that it will be ioyJu
occasion
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l will sell my house and lot on CONNER
cisl avenue above Fourth street 10. 3
block l6) at bargain. The house con.
tains nine large rooms, including large
bar-room. To any one wishing to pur-
chase / will sell on good forms and easy
payments. VIZ. Mccormick.
80 d&w Inn
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FOR SALE.

Secondhand clothing, watches, jswelry,
pistols, &c, bought and sold Opposite
Cairo and Vincennes railroad depot.
20-1-tt N royyr
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Tbs pounds Of brown sugar for 81 g
pounds best coffee sugar a. 81 ipounds
OF choice butter a. 81 9! cenls for lard;
imperial tea at 81 Potatoes 80 cents per
peck apples 10 cents, n. Wilcoss block
Aft
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For good square meal go to Harry
walkers restaurant, Commercial avenue
between Seventh aud Eighth street. I'm
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that will pay
no bills for goods sold TO any Of the en-
ployes of Tax CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or tor the Use of the Office
unlose the same are furnished on an order
ligned by Mr.. Barnet. or myself.
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A CROWDED house greeted the Fanny
Price tronpa las! night, every seat
being occupied. The plays "Luore.
tia Borgia' and "Lons Strike were well
rendered, and well received by the unusu.
ally large audience. In the frat play, a,
Luorets Borgia, Miss Fanny Price more
than sustained her reputation a. an
se'res' OF superior talent; Aad in
the second play as Jane Lesroyd, she did
equally as we'll. Mr.. Frank Bosworth's
Duke was excellent and added to that gen.
'lemahs popularity with our play
going people. Mr., Bosworth always on,
deav'rs'to please the audience, and that
no succeeds is acknowledged on all sides.
40 Count do Bslvarana, Mr.. J. NJ. Muir.
ray Is ut home, and In this
character le certainly ercsls.
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fon Gas and steam atting 60 to Ron
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot OF Ninth street SLOT
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boa RIsr.--A cottage house with four
GOOD rooms, clstern, etc, situated OF
twenty ninth street near Commercial
avenue, Ipquirs OF A. SUSANNA,
tt-l-l5.8t 81 Ohio leyee
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Remember
Nll, usnchstt's Benefit
st the
theneum Tomorrow lveuluy.

foE RrNr--On Commercial avenue,
one large room furnished or unfurhished
suitable for sleeping room tor gentleman
and wife or two sentlomoh. Apply at
BuLLtTIS Office. col slim