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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-23
Prompt Payment of Losses,
Sept. II, 1874.-tf. w. J. Dale 81 Son.
LAND SALE

FIRST.
On the first day of December 1874, we will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, in the
town of Spring Hill, the following described
real estate:
FARM cUMWOoD; This place is sit
uated % mile North of Spring Hill, Maury
county, Tennessee, directly on the Franklin
and Columbia turnpike, and one mile from
tract; the improvements are first class.
There are three comfortable residences with
all nee. ssary Out-houses; large barns, sta
bles, etc The place is divided into conve-
nient sized fields fenced with excellent ce-
dar and plank fences. 1t is watered by Nc
Cutchen creek, five never failing springs
and two wells. The land is very rich, haV-
ing been managed as a stock farm for the
last 20 years. This is one of the bestimprOV-
ed farms in Tennessee. viii be divided to
suit purchasers.
A tract of land containing about 40 acres;
situated miles West of Spring Hill. This
place has a comfortable residence; is well
watered and well fenced.
THIRD.
UTOPIA, The residence of the late John
W. Cheairs. This is one of the lOVelieSt
homes is the State is situated on the out
skirts of the town of Spring Hill, and con-
tains 81 acres of land; well set with blue
grass. The house is large and convenient,
and the improvements first class. There is
on this place, never falling spring, an ex-
cellent cistern and an orchard OF select fruit
trees.
FOURTH.
One brick and one frame store house; also
an office, all situated in the town of Spring
Hill. All of the above mentioned property
is for sale for a division among the legateeS.
Any part, or all of it can be bought private
ly before time of sale. Terms made known
on day of sale. J. NJ. MA9ES,
y. B. CHEAIRS,
Administrators OIL. w. Cheairs, decd.
sep25-tds
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THE PUBLIC.

To all whom it may concern: I have this
day set free my two sons, William A. Moore
and John L. Moore, Jr., to act and DO for
themselves as if they were Of lawful age,
tracts of theirs, and / have no claim for
their labor or any property they may make
by trading or gain in any way.
'Octobsr l6th-4t. JOHN l.. MOORE, SR.
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The Fall Terra open o
Monday, Sept. 2, 1874.
.S.O:S-
EOR SALE.

Cottage and two acres of land near White
| Spring. improvements good, Title indis-
| putable. For information, enquire at
at this office or of Mrs. NJ. L. Cullen, on the
premises. aug II, BIN.
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E. KUHN.
, 1874-05-03

6UEEP-Under IN entirely Inadequate Supply tno
shcep market has ruled firm md materially higher
Neither the local outside buyers seemed Parnen
larly anxious to invest, but there were buyets ios
100 s We give closing quotations at t5oSo.Io 1ot
poor to common ut IS .00a6.5o for medium, ana a.
$G.75G7.75 for good to choice. lew extra eoAnseo
hands ut $500.
, 1874-05-03

NEW Yonk, May o-Corros-Dull: mddltng up, Io
land, l7Hc; futures closed steady; sales, 1!.3oo
bales: May, 17!:@17 5-32c; juno, 1749l7 l7.52e
July, II l5-160a17 Jl-3oc August, 18 3l6 u ~ 1.9G.
DnEADsruFrs-Flour steady receipts. o0oo brs;
supcrfne Western and State, $5.s5aG.oo; common to
Wheat e1trn, <SB5 rs extra Ohio, s6.35976o; St
Louis, Sc 90. Rye -four and unchangea
Wheat opened firm and closed dull No. chicago
$153@l.55; No. Milwaukee,, $1.ss nngsaaea
Iowa and Minnesota spring, N:5sl.53 an
bcr Michigan, s1.75; white Western. l.75
Rye dull at <105@l.13. Barley and ma!
unchanged. Corn opened shade better, and CLOSED
duh receipts, 5000 bu new Western MIXED and
yellow, SIC. Oats opened firm, and c'osed aun TO-
ccipta, 23UO0 bu; 1Atxed Western, 64t9c6c; white,
65HG7Hc.
HAT AND Hors-UnchAnged-
GnocEn1Es-CoGco quiet; Rio, 17H921c. sogar
frn and advancing fair to good tehnlng. '@98e"
Molasses more active. Rice steady q. ~ @5.e.
PErno1EuM-Crude, 7A@7Hc; refined, la49lossc'
TunpESrME-Tirm at 403a@lc.
EGos-Heavy; Western. lsc. .-.no
IEArnEn-Steady at 27@3oe; o1inoco, 25E@gHc;; @H;
WooI-Steady; domestcated fleece, 4oe@'oe pui4eo'
25250c unwashed, 18@35c.
Paoy1s1oss-Pork quiet and drm; ne" mess, $11.oo
cash f17.e0 for June, and $l7.Sa Tor July heet
quiet: plain aud extra mess, 9N@llc niddes qulet
short clear, 1o15c; long clear, l0!sc. Lard opened
firm md closed heavy prime steam, lo:alo 9-1es
spot 10 9-16{S1051c May; 101lc June; lo'srJuly
BuuER-Heavy Western. o4@e7c; ne" western
aud State. 21@38c-
CaEEsE-Stsady at 10816Hc.
N11IsKY-Qniet At 97Hc.
Observation-Disclosures copper steady; 1ngot Lake
dull 1T 24ht32lc; Pig iron quiet and hrm Scotcn
35a40c; American, 2slS35c; bar steady Huss1au
NA1LsEHeavy cut, saoo@ 400; clinch, *s5o@6.5o
, 1874-05-03

Wheat vas rather less active, and averaged
M@1sc higher than on Friday. Liverpool was
reported strong, with continued Continental
deInend and New York was frmer but quiet
These reports caused rather sharp advance,
early; but it WAS not sustained, IS several bod
ers seiz<d the opportunity to sell out on option,
and shippers operated only in sparing ~ay, the
market being carried AhoTe theiz um1ts' IheSe
, 1874-05-03

Fo4k, iLard, Hams. Shou'd's, Ai9ale',
brs. tel. fcs. ft3. tos'
, 1874-05-03
FOrc{9u Markets.

LIVERPOOL, 3fny I'll m.-Flour, 28s. WheA@ -
7dsl2s 1od Club, 12s 1ld@l3s 3d. corn sss edSsss'
Pork, e6e. Lard, 4os 3 d -,, r.. 1.,d
LIVERPOOL, May 2-l:3o ?. m.-fof3, o'Ss A"'o'
A7s Rest unchanged. A..
Lospos, May 2-Amount Of bullion gone into IN the
Bank Of England balsnce to-day. el2ooo; Gon
;Gss. 1oss:: sis. i09l<: 10 -40s. 104; new 5s,
1oal; 1T NV FORK ceDt1al, 80; Erie, Sax: pre-
feFrod 81 1soT s3s 81; FIFE 57a ' 0a'S Si''
L1yEnrooI, a1ay 2.-cotton q@et; middnng np-
lands, 84@8asd; 1niddling Orleans, 84@8Hd; sales,
Hreadstuds quiet End unchanged. Cheese, 7os.
Lard ~, Pofk Gs naesnIong s1 u , Hlssr an
, 1874-05-03

I SHIPMENTS.
, 1874-05-03

.Iucludcs ali cotne4ts except shoulders and S. P.
hama.
Flour ras quiet and steady There Was very
little demand from any quarter, except that
few mail orders were on hand. and were filled.
The city trade WAS very light, ard exporters
held aloof altogether. Bran Was stronger, and
mistuf1s in very good demand at previous
prices Sales were reported Of 200 brls white
winter extras on private terms; 25 brls spring
extras (patont) at s10.75; 50 brls do at
s625 1Vo brls do at s6.10; so brls do at 5000
$50 brls do on private terms so brls rye at
1925; 50 b;ls do at $3.50. Total, l.l75 brls.
at s23 90 and 10 tons at s23.50. on through
care; 10 tons middlings at $500, delivered; 10
tons shorts at $500; 10 tons ut $3.50, oa
through cars. Tho following were the quota
, 1874-05-03
MONEYAND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY Evening, May 2
Tho settlements to be made at the LIST OF the
month and the clcee Of the business OF tbs "eeR
gave the banks brisker business to-day than
ordinary. The clearings were $1,000 ooo, $zoo'-
600 moro than on the second OF last month";
when they amounted to- ss, 300, 00o- The clear
ines for the week were S23, Cos, ,867-2o; the BAL
anccs. s.. 2.211, ,037 90, corresponding to s22,u2l'
s34, ,G5 and q, 7o1, 1881 l.st year.
The demand for money is light. There ls the
u5ua! Offering Of undesirable outside paper, but
good mercantile paper is not abundant, ana LIS u
discounted without trouble Tho rate OF a;e-
count is 10 to per cent, with exceptions 70 'nq
lower rate in safe cases. so,a
Exchange was uncertain to-day, ana nSa Ma7 oo'"
1t bar. at CSC, and SOC premium per u IVY.
Rates Of foreign exchange are qooo'eal aort;, ~
Bkow-pe:ereeD, 1sberg Co., bankers. L eoasa asa
1:Iark street. Chicago, fo!lows: tonaon, o1o
G9ol: Paris, 5l5H@512n; belgium. 43I 1iozS
5l2x: Hamburg, 955s@9614; f1ankloit, 747Sg e.
NnTvay. Ill: Denmark, Sc; Finland, Zo1s.r
Thoy nlso report cable transfers to bo: Lon-
don. 5a2N, and Paris, 5lo
N~Nf local STOCKS.
The following quotations Of local STOCKS alo
fn11isi,ed by Messls. Hammond Gage, t1nan-
c;al agents: .,
, 1874-05-03
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. EVENING, May 2.
The following we're the receipts aud shipments
Of the leading articles of produce in chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-05-03

Withdrawn from store On Friday for city con-
sumption: 4,s7s bu wheat, 5,ol7 bu corn, STA
br corn, STA bu oats, ! ,173 bu rye. Withdrawn
from DO during the week: II, TAG bu wheat, s., ,467
bu corn, 22,023 bu oats, $685. bu r5e, 5,652 ou
barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: Ill cars
wheat; 25s cars corn, 5000 bu high mixed do,
Q 400 bu No. 2 Dc, and 6,oo0 bu rejected do by
canal: : cars oats; cars barley. Total (sso
cars) 167, 600 bu. Inspected ont: 154.6s9 bu
wheat; zo,271 bu corn; SO, $40 bu oats; 1,474 bu
rye: ~ s,,;n,aar+a
f hreadstuffs and live stock ut this point during
Tie past week, aud for the corresponding weeks
ending as dated:
, 1874-05-03

Tho Meteor; inconparnb1y creator than elf Others:
ifius suecisy Ale1 Davis the greatest Of living Vsn
r,loqusts presenting loE the first tiIas 1nc new midget
t{s Jessie with Sam, George, and Grandfather Davis
Jco Hrothars With tner sa.sal Rocks: 1 FIT = tn tmS IN
ling spritos ,Ico Chdrcn tn The Ereatct Of oil baby
.pooalties Last week Of tae stockhGm w. a5
Fanto,nmist Of the FaiEy Queen Aisa
Cons; aatine: Miss frankie Miss Jonn's Morgan M1ie:
rstt Palmer Kira!y cor7phce. from Nblo' CIR
dcn o. Milso. Nile. Jnhauna Mile Bohmc5 Ml1e: III:
Hnnt, Ml.s Fsode!s. Arnold K.salfy ths Sur Of
tho vcry famous Ktraly Brothers. Tho charming ne"
ae The k,os qt EihioD.RR RoCnod, co%s
Brotbcrs Harry Iittio Harry Blood, Blanche ca.mon,
Leonor. Bradley Ch.s Crsdie's Come T5iek ran,9 to
new precisely 6crtoFed daFi9g ss log
costumes, msSht9os and FIT bs
tN Ezra ladies' night, Tuesday. May ladics nlsht
Thursday Msy7 Prisas soo a. Sr so soqGeoo c f.
day aernoon. matine: benefit q George and Charley
Reynolds. Hond,y, May H. the ShakspeAs1an k1tfafA-
ganza, BAD DiChEY.
, 1874-05-03

Es!: 81: :s}'z: & a! ;, n -
Stnce Nov. L. "a 39. Jti, a.o| S. 4ie t:s
, 1874-05-03

SATURDAY EVENING. May
The receipts Of livestock during the week have been
as follows: .,,. c.
Monday y....--........'..-- o'ssg 3o'r 3o'n.c 81
Tuesday .-..-..-'-...-" >" Ssos 4,.n" Xxx Icc
"Wednesday. .-----..-......'. oa!d !3'o1o 3Do M
Thursday ....-..--..-....'. oso3 !n'no9 .n'n9g r0n
Eatnrdav .. 800 8,0u0
Total. l.....-...........1 196b5 oVrooo sooa s'ooa
Last week.. !o,3oo o'ooo
Week before last... ..4o,o1o o9,ooo c'o-'
shipments were as follows:
,,.,. csa!S t4s Ell; 7sS;; sh:sg; g;
Tuesday. Ay......-----..-...--. S-otS 41'nt4 80
Wednesday .-.---...-.-..-.' -,ot5 ,o:a A'A'"
ThM.sdaS T1;d,~ daS....''''..''.. so 5go5 1866 1866 SIS
Total. 13Sla ea'o5! 80. 80.
Last week.. ....-..- .Ao,s'o oe''S' @'S~
Following is tue schedule Of cnttle rates between
Chicago and Eastern markets. which went into eject
Feb. 9:
To New York, per car. sooo
To Boston, per car. Nv "
To Albany, per ra. aoo
To Buffalo, per @ oo'oo
TO Pittsburgh pei car. oo.oo
To Detroit per car wo'oo ~
To Toledo, per car.... oo''V
CATTLE Notwithstanding IN increase IN the re-
ceipts OF something like 5000 head, the cattle market
for the week ending to-day has been chaEaeler11eLny
increased activity and greater o nm ns e
feet upon the seaboa1d markets. and general hard
TouR hoR EnaU q
enag u pa.sss ps o. ~ hara m ndxanca Of m i<@
1c having been esta abshed Ihe onengs aoereed e ed
better thoh 1oose u taet ~Gea' ~ 49, nntica,L1v
to cho1ce sneotn, 49,; e. ~ ~ i ~, q nnrt thn
1noIe PtgHtnet. t ~ n,rtst Durjnc tI,c openfnQ
davs Of the week there vas SONS accumulation, but
~ Increased activity toward the close of tho week
ana,ia5 ene sellers to work on about every
th;ng on sale. and the market closes up firm.
,h f;r n7os,rcts for tho ensuing week The average
" nreas i n.d as 81 5NaeO with most Of the trad
fng, however, within the range Of $4.so@5.oo Only
but trading WIS done It Only
[a, 1-ovaa ~ Teyna cattle were recetved and they
@ teM - soS on,iitv for which "a aNa3 25 we're the
{ y, ees Stnrlcrs cont,nuo in steadily good de-
1uH 30 ua1ah,e vt s1 5oa4 Is for common rough
th;n ioz 70 GOOD tnfty yorng steers Of from 1000
% nqnra 80 avc5sec ycai calyes are coming forward In
n,be1s Ind nriees fayor the buyer Chc.cs
1;h,-rcirht. sell At IS So but for ,comrncn to
1ed nefe5nos thern arc no buyers at over $3o0@450
To-day the market WINS active and 1r1uer The dit
rs-ent ci,sses of huycrs were In unusually full at
tnI,ncs for Saturday. and with the exception Of
some common lots ali the offerings were taken.
'eA4~ QUOTATIONS..
Extra Beeyes-0raded steers, aycraging1 400
| ihs aDd oycr, $8.1596.50
, 1874-05-03

LATEST.
Nxw YoEE, May 2.-Money closed easy at 5(@
4 per cent. =. o-1<e. 90
for nrime bankers ei1ty days sterling, and
"a .96l5D4. 81 for demand. Commercial bills arc
quoted at 34.8419@4 .,1o1< =.
Gold opened at 113, and closed at l12B, as
which ali transactions OF the day we're made.
Carving rites 81 and per cent. Clearngs.
S31. 1O0.000 The Assistant-Ireasurer d1soufseo
dn111nr the week over $3,000,000, and re-
cclre5 for customs over 81, 100000. Payments
On account of the May interest to date are a.
most 81, 900, 600. Import entries Of dry-goods
for tho week 81 ,875, 466, and OF general ner-
chandise 81. G62, 500. Total in gold coin Taiu-
alton. Sc, 1896. Specie shipments to-day
were s745, 900, including s225. .000 IN gold bars
from California, and $4,000 in silver, the bal-
ance chiefly in gold coin
Governments steady.
State bonds quiet and nominal. The general
condition Of the etock-markct to-day Was
duu. Even the improvement which fol-
lowed the publication OF the benk state
ment was lost during the last hour df BUSINESS
The closing quotations were the lowest mado a
ar6 ehowed decline OF u to 1a5 per cent. Inc
principal business was in Western Union, Lake
Shore. Pacific Nail Wabash, Union Paclhc
Northwestern, and st. Paul common, and Rock
Island. -.-
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT. ,
Loans, decrease, 81, ,s49, 200; specie, increase
81. sos, zoo; lega-tenlers increase, 81 4oo
deposits, decrease, 395.20o; circulation; de-
crease, s12, 1000; reserve, increase, soo'
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q H n NJ ID
Masquerade Ball
To be .i,en 10y the
ESDAf ~ H., FEB, Il, 1874.

The Cairo Turner Society.
determined to eclipse any and
every ball that has been given
this season, will give a Grand
. Masquerade ball at the time
and place above mentioned.
1t is the determination Of the
gentlemen who have the mat
ter in charge to make it the
"bigest thing" of the kind
that ever took place in this
city. Neither time nor cx-
pense will be spared to accom-.
plish this end, and every one
who attends may confidently
expect to see such ball as
was never before given in this
section of country.
The following committees
have been appointed
COMMITTEE or ARRAsdEMENTs.-
+. N. Stockfleth, chairman, I'd. Bu.
der, X. V. Belzncr, VIM Alba and p
G.. Schulz.
FLOOR MaSAGERs.-R. Hebsackcr
Harry Walker and W. ]. kpchen.
becker.
RECEPTION CoM,II1TEE.-Stephen
Schwartz, VIM. Buder, and Charles
Mehner.
LOOK OUT LOOK OUT u
sl.l-2y-td
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PUBLIC SALE.

will sell my entire stock Of the bes,
of Beef, Pork, Vosl, Mutton, Poultry,
Butter, Eggs, Lard, Irish Potatoes, Sweet
Potatoes, Apples Flour, Meal, Spiced
Beef, and the best of Corned Beef. The
sale will commence Of > o'clock IN tho
morning and continue until n,no at night
each day for nine months, Sundays ex-
copied. have slso 1870 acres Of the best
Of cotton land to sell or exchange for Cairo
property. l also want several good agents
to sell fruit trees. All Of the above will
De explained by calling on 5. Patterson,
corner of Ninth and Walnut streets, Us
there is the place the sale Of the meat and
vegetables will DO madc. 92-l-3l-lm.
CAIRO, Ills, Jan. So 1874.
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FOR SALE

Two batteries of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, AZ inch Dram, 2 IA inch Flues
with Are fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in dsst.clsss
ORDER; been used only three months. Foe
price, etc., inquire u J. II. KENNIs,
0-23.tf Vulcap Iron Works,
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l.. 5. BRIGHAM, NJ. d., IomGpathist
l3G, Comniercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois
wishes TO inform the public that no has
purchased an apparatus for generating
ozanized oxygen, and is now prepared to
administer this agent, which is now being
very successfully used in diseases of the
respiratory organs, such as Asthma, Acute
aud Chronic Bronchitis, Consumption in
the lrst and second stages, also in Spinal
affections, Rheumatism, Malaria! fevers
Cholera, &c, Many eminent physicians'
names could be given that advocate the
use Of ozenized dir by inhalation rs one
OF the most effective curative agen.s Of
modern times. Fl09-2.6-lm
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Ware glad to learn that there ia so
much interest manifested in tho meetings
tina. are being held in the Presbyterian
church. Five persons rose las: evening
FOR prayers. 1he good work ;- growing
in Interest.
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MIDWIFERY

Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Washington
avenue, between Tonth and Eleventh
streets, is prepared to perform tho duties
Of midwife Whenever cAllod upon. Shs has
had much expsrience, aad fecls confident
that she can give pcriec, satisfaction,
9.b lmS
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

III st. CHARLES HOTEL.
The undersigned having resumed the
management OF the above hotel, trust by
strict attention TO business, 20 the wants
aud comforts Of their guesu, TO merit the
renewed favor OF their old patrons and the
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charlie. will at once undergo
thorough renovation, aud be much i'm
proved in all is appointments.
Good sample rooms and specisl rates for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from the hotel free of charge.
JEwGTT WILCOX & Co., Proprie.ors.
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PARlos CoScERT. Tho neI, Of the
series ofpsrlor con csrts by the members of
tho Episcopal Church, will bs given a! the
resideice Of Sir Cha les 0Aliigher, On
Friday evening, f.brusry -. Admis.
sion &c. li4.2-G Ct.
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WILCOX

TEN pounds of brown sugar for 81; 6
pounds bos. coffee sugar at 81; 3 pounds
Of choice butter Mt Sli 10 cents for lard;
Imperial tea Mt -; potatoes 80 cents Ter
peck; apples 40 cents, at Wilson's Block
l07-2.I-!m
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Mira. Err. Workman otlers her ssrv-
icos to the ladies Of Cairo and vicinity ss
a teacher in tho art of making Wax
Flowers. For terms and specimens, she
refers to Barclays prescription drug store,
corner Eighth street and Washington ay-
enue where orders for Flowers may also
DO left Ladies wishipg lessons will pleas
leave their address ut the store or give
notice through post office drawer No.
25a, Cairo, llls. 2i-ls-lm
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THE barber chop Ia on the corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stenhouse with his gen.
tlensnly assistants can be found vt any
hour Of the day or night, ready TO sootns
your toIuper and head with good sham
poo. LISA frst.class shop, and you arc
sure of receiving Rrst-clsss treatment.
Ladies' and children's hair cut or curlsd
after the most approved styles. s-l5-tf
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W. s.. CoLEAAS, sgent Of tho Fog &
Denier psntonniins troupe 10 10 tho CITY,
making arrangements for the appearance
Of that troupe here on ;he evening
OF the l4,h int
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AJss Ina N. Cosg. Miss Ella Good.
nar and Mrs. Judge Goodnsr, Of Nash.
vile, Illinois, are in the city visiting their
cousin, County Clerk Lynch.
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PROMINENT among the srriyels al the
st. Charlie. hotel yesterday we're the fol-
lowing VI fIannsbs aud Jas + Steycrs,
Chicago; VI W Bielock, Kansas; W j
Althousc, j. koib nnd II L Bailey, st.
Louis; j 4 Mohtross, New York; K &
Gravet, Memphis; II ) Burnett, Cincin-
natl, and A Flood, Boston.
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For RgsT.-The brick house situated
nue.. Tho house has been put IN good re.
pair ,brcughou, and 10 we'll arranged for
Il hotel or boarding house, also rooms TO
rent on Third street. Inquire Of VIM.
Mciisle, No. }, Winters block.
lhL-2.A.tf
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CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
AND CAIRO AND Full.
TON KAILROADS.

The shortest and only direct route fro,
Cairo to Jacksonport, Little Rsek, Hst
Springs, Fulton, and all points In Arts,sss
and the Southwest. and Galvestos, Houses,
Dallas, Austin and all points In Texss
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE on
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Through tickets, through bills Of lsdtns.
and information - TO freight rssss. -
senger fare, connections, etc., can - sh-
tanned at the company's sllcs in Wiatsr's
block, corner Of Seventh street ard Cen.
mercial avenue.
Hacks will call At private .rssidsDcss aaA
hotels for passengers, when orders are Isft
IN time.
Elegant Pullman palace siespfsg ean %
all night trains.
Trains run daily, Sundays sxcsptsd) ffsn
the Cairo Office ~ follows:
CHARLESTON ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Grceniield's. =. .0:3S . m and 400 p.0.
Araivc at Greenheld's. .9:lT m and3:o8 pm.
EMPRESS RUNs DAILY
Leaves Greenhelds. ...............1o o:p. -,
Arrive At 4feenfield's. leo p.n.
u. AxTRI.L, Chief EngiAesr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-07
RIVER NEWS.
Pors Lists

A. - I
A+. ARRIVALS .a"N 4.
and departures tor the ~ hours ending at o
y. ia. last evening
Steamer Grscey. Columbus.
Jim Fisk, Pad ucsh ..
tyldlswild, Evansville M
F.perspzs, ~. Loui.
John Gilmore, 81 Louis
- Fannie Lewis Red r,yss
Mollio Ebert, New Dt!ean.
lndisns, Now Orleans
Jss - Parker, Memphis
sam Roberto, Gtaod Tower
pErAKrrp.
H,aamer Gtacsy, Columbus
fisk, Paducah.
ldlswild, Evansville
John Gilmore, sit,sburg.
Fame Lewis, Red flyet
Noble Ebert Ciae,natI
indisna, Cincinnati
Jas u Parker, Cincianau
SAN Roberto, ST. Louis
rng RIVERS
The Ohio river fell one foot and two
inches yestsriay. The Mississippi river
is declining al the rate Of four inches per
Day, though no fears are expressed of ,hs,
stream resching extreme low water.
Tine weather yesterday was anything
but pleasant. The rain which fell the
nigh. previous mad, tho street, snd levee
very muddy.
Business is dali and will probably con
tinue SO until the spring trade opens.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Fannie Lewis brought I $50 bales
Of cotton for the East per the Cairo and
| Nincennes railroad.
Tho Idlswild arrived on time, with 1865
barrels Of -four; IS sacks of barley so
pkgs sundries. The schedule Of time end
the changes in. the days between the
Arksnsas Belle and Idlewild, docs not
seem TO improve business much, IL we may
judge from the csrgoes brought TO thi,
/ city.
/ b"S >"''' wy 'oS' 'o1ipbHN Hfo ~"
delivering Pi,tsburg coal at 81 per ton
and Illinois a, So 90 per ton 20 ary par,
OF the city with some reduction on largo
/ los.
The ID Parker has SO bales cotton
and 500 boxescann VI !rui. for Cincinnati
Also Mrs. Lake and daughter asi Mrs.
Lingley of the gres. eastern circus.
Gollie Ebert, hiss 500 beer kegs, III
htds sugar, 1913 bbli molasses, ~ bid,
nuts, 20 bbis rice, 80 bales cotton for Gin
cinnati; 3 hhds sugar, 5s7 tbls Inolasses
So bills rice, Lac bales Of cotton for Pitt.
burg and 81 hhds sugar 20 bbls moiassei
for way points.
The Sam Roberts .skes q tow OF sslt e
st. Louis,