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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-02
The State Officials

The State Officials
HAVING obtained their positions
IL through the support OF the people,
should look 10 their interest. The Indian
Girl Cigar Store having obtained it's pre-
sent prominence through the patronage O;
an appreciative public, is const antly pro
ylding for their enjoyment, and L a cand;-
date Tor Office,
Will Tell the Convention
That corruption must be put down. So.
this Maid of luxury" declares that DE
votees Of the Weed" shall be relieved from
paying high prices for mean Cigars AL
dealers IN different points in she.f.ate ghe.
handle the 1neian Girls CigarsS
What They Know Ab.ut
Them, and they will tell you that their in.
PRODUCTION Is Causing almost Ms much of n
sensation among Cigar dea!eia as
Fox Hunting and Georgia Tigers
Did among the prominent mcmbers NJ III.
state House Ring. Sent 70
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-02
Spartanburg and asbsv.llc Railroad
L,onr GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TrSsr1ls,

No."re's Mghpeay .lcross tie Moumtains,
, 1874-11-09

cd do, s9qsS3.so; duots. $3.50 gccso, sa.oo@s0o:
prairo clrkenn. f3,b0QsJ.7o; parsrdgea %
mhllard 1uoks $,6DtAt 10 small ducks Stue quhi!'
5s9sl sl.75 vouiaou hams. 1a92oc pes u; 40 saoaoS'
hEEDa-Tfmotl,y was in better request, aoll]ng at
s205S25o mid faticy nt S1Go Tho orders TOR elosor
rtime so'l Il slo. Fiax va mora noyo nad ilrnsr,
ae)lnH ut $l70@l.Bo IN lota Sales A2o baga exira
ssmosay :: s2so 90 huBs nt s2.43 . hats - s2!a;
O. oax4 at 80 bags 1t s2u5 2o ags fancy fr!.
q bass tss ii tis6 ii 10 At Sl7s; as do 1t sl75:
~ u l',ga an4 car It = US 10 bag: at $40
BALt-Ihe MARKET y 1arat aid moderately active
@le5i ordtnssy coarse. $50; eoarso diatnon,i and
%h 6ags, ashton dsrs. per asoE aoE. :oS as
Young iy#on, common to far. 35asIsc: d. good, Ss@
COG; do cllolce to oHtta tine common 10 ~
old Tyson. 657o5c; coon tnnsrialt 41aG0c; gool 10
s;s nssoy % faa sas!s Ws1as 70
Sl.a0Gt choce to axtr, nov, Japan 0dcGa Il %
cournon to good do. 6597to; fnlr 10 good oli, sda
5jes45o; good Ssalgo olioce 10 extra asc9tios,
IOBACtu-Is tleii with exceeding nrsnnesa, hold
oridensy an!csraAng fass1es advances IN prices
later in ttlo scsson. Quotasious uro rs follows:
nm, 65dat0o; common 10 good A5as0a: poor TO COM
riua-Natural leaf, soas5o; half bright, e,e7oo !;
sMox1Nav- -aood 10 cllose, 91Gaa5o; medium, sl@
WOOD--Triees raugo - for tho past fortnight 0,
more. whore they may be a1oted firm; Beech, 500
WOb1s-1s selling Ia ANAL lots At quotat1ons
Cool to prima tub-Washed. .63a6le
Poor 10 good tul,-washea .a5@s2s
Emo aud medium washed aoece. .4aess9t
Medium and coarso unwaahed. .5H535
3'1S 1nmssehsntsls asn1 md btr; WOOL 5Sioa Isl;
, 1874-11-09

Tls exports from New York during tho past
week include II, 1865 bsls flour, 81, ,850bu vhoet,
and ITS, ,7o5 bu corn.
Tho Directors of tho Board Of Trado to-day
sl1bn,lttea to tho full Board tho inaiotmont
pgaiuat Mr. 6turgas sud his case. Tho matter
wall como up for action on Mondny, the 29d in
slant.
Tho loading produce marietta were again sctivo
to-day, but divergent. prov5Hons and barley be-
lug weak, whila other cereals were strong. Iho
business transacted was chioly in OPTIONS, tho
Inward and outward movements OF produce be"
lug aliko light,
The dry-gooda market prosecuted no now
foatnros Of special Importance. The demand
from looal rstaiiora was fairly active, but tho
movement OIL intarlor account waa llttlo slaok.
Fr4cea ranged tho aauno as yesterday, Wl'oro, aa
r1lle, they sro ateady. Qrooorios woro dia"
trlbntcl to only moderate aggregate. aud were
wAhont materia! variation In price, CosSoas
Bplcos Boans, aud candloH wora firm, while
/ sugara moaaEoH, rice, and mort othor linns Hero
wurkiug oaAy. Butter continues In fair local and
Eaatorn demand, Ut well-maintainad, through
not specially strong, prices. CheoBo was agan
quoted quiet, and prlcoB noetn to be working
more In buyora' favor, though thero looa not
appear to bo any apprehension Of material
decline III prices. In the canned goods market
Aotno improvement ia apparent, both in the do
! maud aud in the genoral topor Of prices, hut
[ tho volume OF busiueHs Ia still unusually light
for the saaaon, md materially increased moye-
, 1874-11-09
CHICAGO DnY-uOODs MARKET.

Election week i npuay aplmess u S4sss se efse
and, 20 far ns tho dryguob marriott IA roncerncd, the
past weak Furnishes exception to the rula Orders toa
fair uEEreYnts from the country luercata hare beau
ns, "s q s.ps . teen a
Of tho market vas there any 9plearunca ct activity,
n,a think It may safely bs aa!d that tho volume
pf sales foil sonewhat below gencral expectation.
both for doneatiu and imported fairca ind tho fact
that not few Of tac leading don,estia productions nsp
offering at pr!ctH which margin Of profit for the
producer aud hence must, 1t not distant tay advance
-thero arc no indications Of speculative tendency
On the contrary, tho tncnation to restrict purchases
To aoh artlcles and aoA amounts Is ara deemed neo
asHary 10 meet ACTUAL current tra4lo r'1nirements
quttn o. notcesoe ~ Ut my previous period 10 tar
inE tla,n 'easy." Thero uuly few Ec1nons con-
corning Which there ara any complaints 81 tara!ness
III the way Of renitancea. THIS tenor OF EF'cas 70
aa bss% bsss sa nse o u ~ q 1s ds
not aarn that HsalAi dula Inducements Or tnrnrtant
rlceoncessios are being ossea w nt'nu.aasa 70
Increased purchaser, though tota Aro cdftAh udtt-
lcnt gooi1s III which largo buyurs would hasr ttio
iteuity tn obtaining CONCESSIONS bath NJ regards ttlna
andpricea OarpettNgs ars ttll .nd, Wia VS. S1csp
tion Of especially de.rapas pattorns' sao 'eeAhs
Tie Now York Ba,lssn Of Nov. Ysys Of thu foreign
"Tlio totsl amount OF ary-aools thrown aron tho
market i tett ontlis from jan. II 97.'s,G.972.
agasllst slu7G9,ots N 1879 which must ns regarded
anatory @e Of tha as,io,s srnkago ii values which aa
takcn pIaua latoly. Too many goss have ,eeu ltn-
ported th year for the 'uppy 1t .y rsnnaes ~ eoi.
ssse @ 'as IL nina % s tast hut hst asrs In bean thss
yr reduction IN esxs tTxe OF many ,fs. fs
liz supply Of ii. s.esiaaaliy opresspl ulsfket lsra
s64tsa @ nys w.
Il pS paes siiz'. aa5aaas disss aoais, EossS ss
, 1874-11-09

Wltbdrawn from alora On Friday, Tor city
consumption: 1,o79 bu wheat, 2,502 bu corn.
4,C45 bu oats. 1853 bu rye, 4,0s7 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 7 O'Clock: cars No.
sprug wheat, 104 cara No, 2 do, 81 cara No. do,
cars rejected do, GAG whoat); $ cars high mixed
corn. ~ cara No. Q do, 40 cars rejected do, 20
cars no grade do, {o7 corn, of which sa ara new)
car white oats. 20 cars No. 2 do, 6 cars rojcct-
cd do; 8 cars No. 2 rye Il cara No. 2 barley,
7 cars No. 8 do 9 ears roiectel do. Total
{sos cars>, 1l9,000 bu. inspected out, So,8ol
bu wheat, 25,s0s bu corn, 1885 bu oats. $40
bu rye, 10,888 bu barley.
The following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of brcadstuRa aud live atook at this point dur.
ing tho paat weok, and for the corresponding
weeks Guiding az dated;
, 1874-11-09

4a](o; LOCO bu do nt 49,; 5000 bu do Mt 471&o;
49e; 1900 hs. sejected at 45l$5ei 1900 bu do 1t
ts9 M Sy 500 ees a do vs :; e s @ ID & g. n.o o9o
at $50 on track. Total, 115.3oo bu.
Rye MAS quiat md strong at no advance, not
because OF very good do1aana SO much NJ for
tho roason that tho property waa gonorally hold
ported OF su0 b,l No. 2 Il 831{o ;'l,200 bu do ut
B9o and TO BIZ by sample at $50, ol, track.
Darioy was dull mud very wenk, In strange con-
ttast to tho strength Of Friday: Moat Of tho
elorts for this month seemed to llaro lilou III on
that further advance would enabio them to
mako good tho lossos they i,ourrod on tho short
aldo. But The news camo in that something lilto
1000 carloads arc now On tho Wy
being reduced to s1.25 Per 100 Ibs II was a1 TO till
fou days ago. Il Is also found that Europoan
hurley can ba laid down in Now York at Sl.ao@
leo per bu, Which fact would cut Oft tho damand
for Western barley II tho latter should keep up
large constgnnenta from Canads to this city:
Optioun declined 8G44c. Seller tho month oponed
at Sl2o ana toll OF TO $1.151, and aollor Deoom-
bor sold at $t.l6@1.2 40. both opttona closing at
No. closed relat|yaly firm at s1,2l for receipts
In A., D: 4 Goa, and SLID olsewhere: No.
vas. quoted at sloo@1.05. according to looation:
CAll eatos nero reported Of 400 bn No. 1t
s1.22n 2.so0 Gu dc at s1.22 400 bu do ct
%1.2l 0,0DQ bu do at S1.20 400 bu do at 81. 10;
400 bu do at s1.18; 4,400 bu No. at 81. .05 :;
2.400 bu do st 8l.00 1900 bu rejected at 00o /;
49o hn do At $50 !; COO bu by sample st sl.2S ;
do At SLID; COZ bu do at y5o; 300 hu DO at
o2!5c; 400 bu do at B5e all OH track Total
22,900 bu.
LUNDEn.
Tho Northwestern Lun,berman for November
gives tho following Statistics showing tho amount
Of lum0or and loga loft ovor at sho poiuts
nhmed. While tho liHt Ia not 60 complete aH
might be dealrcd, IL Is doubt1oas sufficiently 10 to
enablo ono to conclude TINT the quantity Of logs
mud lnmhor on hand now, aud likoly to bo carried
oyer 10 npxk goayon. Is worry largo.
, 1874-11-09


L1vrnroot. Nov. I'LL =. m.-Flour, ossa24s sd.
wheat-Wlnter, ssda9s Cd; spring, IN 1od3A ID
white, % sdl0a club, los 4d@lus Cd. Corn, S3a sd
sa3Cs i'd p11k. TIA ID. Lard Gaa.
LIvEnrool, Nov. IA u. 1u.-Dreadstuhs quiet.
Lard. 81" Sd. Rest unc!ansed.
wiulnraw,, from Bunk Of England on b4lance to.d4Y
ia, 70oe. Uonsols-Mouey, W; sccount, 03,f; 9ss,
I0ax; a7s. 109t lo41*, lo4!d; now 64, 103l Aav
York CeuCrsl. 93; Erie, ID &34lA preferred, Al.
Tallow l8sG9 l6a 81.
pARts, Nov 1,--lsentes, cat 2ho.
LtyKnrool No, Noy' o15Eysnns Cotton guist;
aaes 10000 bales; speculation and export e,0o bales
American, $3.50.
DreadssuGs quiet. Oncezo unchanged at Tos. Lard.
EAs III.
, 1874-11-09

BORON, Nuy. 7.-Tl,eee has been no important
change ~ wool the 1sst woet II Inylug, tlls mar.
ku hsa baon arnscr, aud moro confidence has boeu
noticeable a1aong hodprs. No desirable lots could IL
.rchasel without layiug full current rates. Tho
tra oalea u tha week wera Mpwarda Of LOU on. Fia
sossa nttsasea S more Sttenton oho ana rennsylva.
4as53e; Western mi. Ohio heecca. A73o1o u1lWaslls4
conbtn8 aud dclano leaces, G7QsulEo; washod comb
lug atd leatna, 4Qf&taa; uslwathal att nunarelant.
ahlo tieces M'e5tuo; s''par aud X, pulled, 3AGoo
HEuurEil. H1i2Aan - -
, 1874-11-09
CIIICAuO DAILY MARKET,
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 7.

SATURDAY EVENING, NOT. T.
ALuOuOL-Was steady Ut sl.9atb1.D5.
N1tO0M- -CORN--rAo market waa tutrly activo. Quo
tntions Extra Aur., les; No. hass st59s; brHsl.
9gc; do, shat will work ttaolt Into = common IL
iii broom, 7@so; clotco stat brald a9o; Inferior
Dtsh DaSS saIs sFSS1sS 2eM s.ey and in mod
ss0os Louisville Lad Utoa cement, $500; Akron
IT, o sS d 5e r., tSEi'4a ns Ss y:
br; pastsrlng:hatr = bn 4oc; bn1dng.brck scom~
I9 saG3 1isns Tixee sa slne easrs
Do common. s,ooll@l2.oa.
BUTTER. la addition to good demand from lnesl ,
consumers libaral Estera orders we're horo to be filed
The days transactions did not indicate any noteworthy
chaugotn values, Low aud msdl1lin GRADES se.naan
sents iru tone Quotations sre follows:. ohotco
to fancy yellow, 3oes3sc; .nedlum good grades 29
a7S iafsfier to eonnon,, @ as Gssrs ra,r, ,ro Al.
MOI: uaiAout exception, for snall sMonns, ta ,ate
Hecins n se n0s '1E sek kapx Sxeana
Of tho vaok: Stark, SO Lewiston, al1xo; Mon
s; parI.p asxa S ass gss CUR
Mles ansle leEl7c; 10 donhle 2atss7e; WOOL Saeke'
'';sJ gooAa woro in lelt request
nh a,apo oIori,as. rorE barrels, sisoeSl as; iard
tsrses slso tour bsrrss 4sxoae whisGy % BY, Mrfe's
asssa aH S;'t iefee tsuy .tayes ssas
essa0o buokod u sswed SO 10: whisky sayes
rough, s%S3a e co o. eaeae1, $3su9esaoy9; !a Hour
CANNED ulODH-rhe effect Of tAs general rotinn-
tton in lrces Of goods III this line II apparent tn an
bnt ha ,nIlst u still wanting n ,st nativity ua1a!iy
prevailing III THU stAga Of tho aoasl. Price. aFa much
Is aas 1 rSvyey - s Chances
arc shat some nos will still further recete o quote
| pasohea b.... "'....-........."..$?t6 e93.ao
rasrs ID. ...........'........... I.tD Ssi.15
r!nns, tan.ssns, aM.;;:....."......... lGo as1.7h
, 1874-11-09
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. =.
Tho following wero tho receipts and ship
ments Of the leading articicB Of produce in CHI
cago during tho paat twonty-fonr hours, and for
tho corresponding lato ono year ago:
, 1874-11-09

For Chicago Guy arl Cool. County per cent
honas there s al active demaluI which excactla
tue amonnt offering; There is also beginning to
10 Por cout b0nda, but thoy must bo xrutl ani
tsaaed by vote OF tho people, aud for lie build
Ing OF bchool-houscs, co,lrt-ho,lA.s, ma other
Legitimate improvements. For hanh atoulsH aud
other !oca! Heeurltoat wish tow exceptions,
toliAblo.
First-cass railway bonls in Eastern markets.
Arc strong, tlonRh there IN bu. u limited inquiry
ha1o. 6alas n1e noted OF Nav Yosk Ceural
, 1874-11-09

Nkw Yox.. Nay. 7.--Ihere IL III improved fepling
III Tho tnarkst, sud Sotern buyora operating
freely IN domestic aud foreign gnols. cott.ui guu,y
ara asat, e1rsW heavy bznWn ahostaugs, Which il
GoM dena4nd Sttle-baHtla prjntH arr lciya. Mason-
nond fuuoy prnts ara nav n!;o Tut ehoeotatea oka,
nre unchanged Woal lannels ii Etcsdy demand.
, 1874-11-09

wares, sl1awts vonlcns anil ovon ornpes and fnA
sae in''sns-s,ch Is N.tnsooks, laeoonots V'e;o o.
ria lawna, ete,-can no longer be aafoy iqnorou "
business III tho future, nuat mora carefully gauge ehe
roauirencnts Of Tho IN rkot; nnt conaEl!ors abfoao
slonld not forgot that there Ii limit to even out
gfca eonsnurre capacity, which they appear 20 have
overootcl Of late years. u spite of tho wretc!lod ro
chnuiibB.H
, 1874-11-09
Tlso Produces Markets..

NHW YoRk. Nov. 7-CorroN-Quiat nnd unetAngedt
reeelte, LIZA bAaa futures oIoscd atoay3 sA&oe,
l,70s baasat Noyaubsr u 9-lb1lt 1982c; DecsnboFs
, 1874-11-09

,nund, and also aomo inquiry from outside buyers
unAer w,lcl the market has naintainel ar,u sone
Good to choice mutton qualitios readily aalablc
ut &c. willie poor to medium lets taken ut
s3.5Dt93.b0 The market cloaed triu with the pons
gurtY.
, 1874-11-09

pey cont bonds nt tlo111 and Rock Tsland rs ut
1Ua on tho Now York Htock-ExchanBo...
Tho following Ia tho summary for TIM wink
endng Nov. Z, IN reported by Preston, Hoan l.
, 1874-11-09

Effled lnclU1fny
Nou. !. October.
1874 ....,...,.....,,..,...b .ba,b9o 1Gl,17G
1873, .,..,, .........a4,l7o 157,o7o
1otl ss+.s +-..tss.sLtcVo otM.t
1ot1. eog"uV
Tho Daily Commercial Report gives the fol-
lowing as the shipments Of provisions from this
city for tho week ending Nov. +, 1874, and sinee
Nov. l, 1874, together with comparlgonn:
, 1874-11-09

Groen hams shipped for ths weaE 11a pccea. agataht
IL, R53 pisces week ln,t year.
.Incindes Iii cut meats. except ahouldcn and 8. p.
bans.
Flour was moro acsige end steady ut former
prices, tlero being few lots taken for orahipmont;
but the bulk Q: tie buying was done. by local
dealers. Tho recoipts continue largo in propor-
ton to tho shipments. and prices would probably
have boon shaded to-day but for tho strength in
wheat. Bran was In good. supply hut drncr.
Sales woro reported Of 100 hrlH white Wintor OK
t1aa ut $500; GOO bris do on private sarms, 100
brls do. unaound. et - 90, 1bo hrls sapting ek-
I atsis5; e 4'ui loo brls M do At oo i555 Sra DO on
|skivqte terms 2oo bfls supestlno at s375 80 g
pris. Also 20 tons bran 1t 5000; 20 TONS do 1t
$780, gil on tssek; 10 tons middiaga at s2s 90
TO arrive 20 tons screenings ut $4,000. The fol-
lowing WAS the closing raugo Of pricea:
Choice to favorits wintera. 6.759 625
Common to good do.........-......,.. 6.00G3 6.60
Choice spring extras 4.GoG 500
FUR shipping do..................... AIS 4.5U
Patent spring extras as.........-.....,. B.60G1 900
Snperllnea. BU04a 975
nyc our b00G8 5.25
Huckwheat Hour. 6p0tA TOO
! Hrin.. 1b.101tb SO
, 1874-11-09
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 7.
Tho receipts Of live ntock during tho week have boon


UATrLE-Tho ruling foatuycs ot tic cattle market
for tic week uuder review wore in marked contrast
with thoao Of Inst week and tho week before 1uatcad
OF the o1tremo duluess and depression then prava-
iu8 activity uud hraness h1vH been tho predominant
characteristics Of tho marEc Tho R,nai nun.bor Of
catto forwarded from tho Weat aurinG last week ayo
tia BeabQacsl narkas tho nuch-naaded opportunity Of
recovering from tho effects Of the overwhelming anp-
plies Of tie Inst half Of October. md, III a tho prln
cpal Eastern markets, the pas tow laya have Witness
cd pronounced ADVANCE IN prices. Tho effect upon the
marriott here Of tho upward movement ae tho East
Immediate aud fur activity wns apparent from the
oponiug Of trade on Monday down To the cloBc.
with prcca ruling 1095oo higher than lust weok.
Although many good cattle were offered, tho
aperags Qlnllty was poor for tho Rcason. There
wers few sales at rricea aboya $3.50. Some fancy
1iitno,s anl iowa steera tken at o9aG.75 hut
the bulk Of tho Iradiug wan dono nndor 5oo. We
note atcaIy fair donand for htack-catue ut good
prices, sa.es making at s2.5o@3:so Tor common
ihtn roughlsh )ota to gool. thrifty young steers
averaging anywhere from 100 to 1.05o lbs. Texas
caltJo iave sold we through dfovcs Ut g. for
poor to cxtrn, aud Northcrn wtotcd aud corn-fcu at
$295@I.50. Calves nre doing better than for some
tilna past. se1ng at s2.b0Gs 5.25 for poor or
cholee. To-day thero only naodcrae actiyity in
the c1anl from any source, but, after Ill wants had
been supplied, co!npsratiycly lto stock ronaincd in
the yards ursnh; And If the recsipta can be kspt
down TO somewhere their present tiucnsions,
Bco roason why proacnt prices may not ho 1nain.
tatncd.
, 1874-11-09


Extra Deeyea-Graacd steers, averaging 1,a5o
Choice Dcoyes-Finc, fat. vol formed . Sear
u. year old steats. averaging 1,25o 10
GOOD Bssresefatiene I nely formed ''''V''''
stcers averaging l15a 10 ,30a lis. &,5o@s25
aging iioo 10 $50 iba 37s9425
averaging SO to liuo u.s.. 2ssseo
nosh, averaging Go0 70 1866 Is.......,. 2.soas5o
stass, ouiis aud aealawag ntecrs l76@aoo
Cattlo-Texna choice cornfed+ +.......... 4959t.60
Cntt!o-Texas, winteEea North. 2.254.9o
Cattle-Texas through drnvos. ....... 1.76(9175
IIOGs-Tho arrivals during tho past wcok aggregate
l152t7, sg9ihst 81 1f7 Inst week. and for the
corresponding weok uat yenr For aho four weeks end
lug to-day, the total raceipta have hecn os3, or
~, ,3c7 more than for the ne in 1878. Despite
the prevalence Of weather 80 warm to prevent the
PROSECUTION Of active packing operations. and the fact
that our daily receipts have averaged nearly COO
head, priccs-tlough sub to auno ductlsnona-
tayu ruled little IL any lower than last week. What
will he lie course Of prices whom tile weather. becomes
such lat all tue city packing may 10 run to
their full limit, Is casy OF conjecture, Tint good
packing hogs will command much better prices little
later III tho tAers are tho best Of ro1scns for
believing; hnnce apparently the wiaest COURSE fur hog
growers to pnrauo iB, to not he influenced
by any arguments that tho besrs may advance, but to
hold tleir hogs until they arc fed up to merchantAhe
condition. ho rrieo Of corn VIVA. i may The de-
hceucy IN hR years. hog crop In the States Of Illinois,
1OwA Mtsso,rl Ohio aud Indiana Is nsarly GOO 900,
about pcr cont ~ conpared With last year. The
numbor Of hogs packed to dato thts year III 102 C,
against ID 717 to sanlo date ia 1873.
To-day thero fnr activity IN tho demand for
.pments, and fair number also fell Into the hands
OF packers, ut E25@5es for poor to n'oliu1n!; at
Sso5@u25 for goo to choice. Ahont ali sold and the
market closed 1en+ Among the days transactions
warn l,e follOHtiun:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-21
DR.. J. r.. MILLER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.

This medicine may with pror riety be
called an Universal Remedy" as 1t is fast
superseding all others as general family
medicine. 1t cures, as If by MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain. and is
therefore very properly termed magnetic
Balm" II Is purely vegetable preparation.
1t has no equal rs q remedy for Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Dysentary Collie
and all Bowel Complaints
Its timely use will cure Colds. Group.
Diphtheria, Quinsy, and all Throat alice
tions.
When properly used, Fever and Ague and
other complaints incident to our western
and southern climates, are easily broken up.
Nervous Pain, Sick-Ilcadachc, and Rheu-
matism are cured by this medicine when all
others have failed. Toothachc. Earache
Burns, Chilblains and Bruises are relieved
al once by its use.
The genuine has ID. Ransom Il Co.'S pri-
yale Revenue stamp on the outside and DR..
y. X. Mi!lcr's Magnetic Balm blown III the
bottle.
Examine closely and buy none but the
genuine.
sold by all Druggists. Price % cent, per
bottle
d. RANSOM, SON y Co., Proprs, Buffalo,
y, !. Jan. 2S-w-Gt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-21
OUR CHURCHES.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH--Eighteenth stree
between Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every third aud fourth Sunday
sunday school ut . p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
I, u TRIMBLE, Pastor.
Recommendations Street.
Preaching, Sabbath at i0i AIN. and u pm
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at "a 2. IN.
:abbath School, pm. j. III. Lans0en, Su
perintendent. REv. II. TnAYER, Pastor
aETHODIST.--Cor Eighth and Walnut Sts
Preaching, Sabbath vt II am, and p. m
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, "A pm.
sabbath school, 0. pm. l.. W. stillwen
-uperintendent. REV. j. l.. WALLER,
HGRCH OF THE REDEEMER-(Episoo.
Morning prayers. Sabbath loi am.
Evening prayers, u pm.
Sabbath School, . am.
REV. CHAs. A. GILBERT, Rector.
+. PATRICK,S CHURCH-Ninth st. and
W ashington Avenue.
Public service, Sabbath $40 and l04 AIN.
Vespers, pm.
Sabbath School, pm.
Service every day, 4 an.
REV. T.. J. O'IiALLoRA.s, Priest.
II. JOsEPH's CiURClI.-(0erman cor.
ner of Walnut aud Cross streets.
Mass. every sabbath Ut 10 O'Clock a. N.
Nespers, y. IN.
NAYS during WCeh days, O'CLOCK a. IN.
REV. &. HOFFMAN, Priest.
,EiMAN LUTHERAN CHUKCfI-.13th
.troot between Washington Avenue aud
Walnut street.
Preaching sunday morning a, 10 o'clock.
sabbath School At O'Clock p. ~.
REV. g.. DUEHsCliSEg, Pastor.
,OUNa MES'S CHRISTIAN AssoCIA.
iiON.--hegulGr meeting second Monday
each month ut their room over Rockwell
y Co's book store, Commercial Avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, "a p.m. at
l.. W. srmLwELL. President.
.ECOND MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHUItCH.-Cornor Sycamore and Forty
first streets. Preaching Sabbath at IL
O'Clock n. N. aud O'Clock =. m.
sunday School o'clock y. m.
The church IL connected with the Illinois
Association, ly tic First Missionary BAp-
tist Church OF Cairo.
REV. SOLOMON LyONARD, Plstor.
.FHiCAN METHODIST.--Fourt be
tween walnut and Cedar.
Services, sabbath, II am.
sabbath school, j. pm.
Class meets AZ pm.
.ECOSD FREE WILL BArTisT'--l1i.
teenth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, IA aud 3 y. m.
REV. N. KICKS, Pastor.
NEE WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
SABBATH sCHOOL.---COrnor Walnut
and Cedar Streets.
Sabbath School. - s.m.
yIlssT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
.-CurTy's Barracks
Services, Sabbath II am, 9 pm. & u p. m.
REV. VIM. KELLEY, Pastor.
sIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
-Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth Sta.
Preaching Sabbath, l0l am. and y pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath school, j. pm. John NanBAxter
aud Mary stephens, superintendCnts.
REV. 4. j. SHORES, Pastor.
kGOSD BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteont
street. between Cedar and Walnut. The
only Baptist church recognized by the AS
ruci alton.
Services, sabbath, II an. 3 ?, IN. and ! ?. m.
ePY. JACOB BRADLEY. Elder.