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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-11

The Steamer Sinking or Little River,
$. C.-Part OF Her Crew Brought to
Wilmingto n-An Hands Saved.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 10, 1874.
The schooner Spray, from Little River, South
Carolina, arrived here this afternoon, having on
board the first mate and five men Of the steamer
Sherman, which was wrecked on Thursday, the sth
inst, IL miles south by west OF Little River.
The Sherman, OF the New York and New Orleans
line, left New York last Sunday for New Orleans
with a cargo OF general merchandise. At two A.
M. OF Tuesday, the 9Th, she sprung aleak, and the
water gained on them so rapidly that 1t was
thought impossible to save the ship unless she
lore turned for the coast at five A. NJ OF Thursday.
When near Little River, the nres being out and the
ship making sternway, with the wind ahead,
THKY LET GO THE ANCHORS
Captain Halsey the commander of the Sherman,
then sent boat ashore to Little River tor assist
ance Captain Morgan, OF the schooner Spray,
assisted by Mr.. ]. W. Gore and Mr.. N. B. Morse,
They were followed soon after by the schooner
Florence, Captain Hill.
ALL HANDS TAKEN SAFELY OFF.
The Spray took of the first mate and five OF the
men, with portion OF the baggage of all, and
some few articles OF the cargo. They could not
get much Of the goods aboard, as the sea was run
The schooner Florence took of the remainder Of
the crew, with the passengers, consisting Of one
lady. one gentleman and two children, and sue
ceeded in also saving much of the baggage.
The Spray left the wreck about tour p. M. The
Florence at the earnest solicitation OF captain
Halsey, remained by the ship, with the determlna-
ton Of staying until the last and saving every
tnlng that It was possible to get from the wreck
THE STEAMER RAPIDLY SETTLING.
When the Spray left the Sherman the pumps were
all choked and the ship was settling at the rate OF
nine inches an hour and her captain Thought that
she would go down about nine O'Clock OF that night
Thursday.
The Spray did not attempt landing at Little
River, but came on at once to this port, reaching
here this afternoon about three O'Clock.
OFFICERS AND CREW.
The Sherman's crew consisted OF 3s pen, with
Thomas Haisey as Captain, Wiilian Noon, hrst
mate, and j. s. Hartwell, secopd mate; Little
River Is 80 miles south OF Cape Fsai, anu tne Sner-
man was therefore lost about y OF OF 3o miles south
of the wreck OF the vrginig. me captain ana
balance OF the crew olthe the fl
arrive here tomorrow, E,y.n sse iun PARTICULARS OF
ne dtSaater can be asc~ sS"Acus
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Musical and ORA m attic Notes.


"AYda" has been played at Trieste. and was in
preparation for La Scala, Milan.
wagners "Lohengrin" Is the sacred concert
at the Stadt Theatre this evening"
"La Forza del Destinon and "Poiiuto" were
brought out recently at Cairo, Egypt.
cinderella in Black" at Bryant's opera House is
among the burnt cork successes of the period.
'Humpty Dumpty Abroadn at the Grand opera
House has passed its ffteth night and still holds
the stage.
The VoIes and the Leflingwen will cause merry
audiences 10 laugh their way through next week
at Niblos On Thursday afternoon treasurer zim-
norman takes his annual benefit.
Janauschek, with eyes OF fame and form tower
ing like that OF prietess OF white armed Juno.' {"
has been uttering Deborah's curse In Washington.
she is coming to New York, 1t is said.
NJ. Beauvallet, the French leading tragedian for
many years OF the Coincide FRANCHISE, has died in
Paris. He sustained the principal parts IN the
works OF Corneile, Racine and voltaire for long
period. His King Lear and Louis Xl. we're fine
performances. NJ. Beauvaet was in hts seventy
second year.
"a Man OF Honor" will run at walack's until
saturday evening, when money" will be given
Mr.. Lester Walack will continue to appear and
the leading roles I'm Buwers comedy Will be sus-
tanned by himself and Mr.. John Brougham who
will make his first appearance in two years at
this theatre. Genial John will be welcome back.
The eight most celebrated songs In China are -
The 'AE Of General HARMONY" by Hoang.T1; tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-11
THE JERSEY ROTTEN sHANTY ACCIDENT.

The melancholy accident whereby the two chill
dren, james Hussey and John Flanagan, were
killed in Jersey City. has filed the old Sixth ward
with gloom The rickety old shanty that crushed
these children to death should have been dem0l-
ished long SINCE and It will be question for the
Coroners jury how far the authorities are respon-
stole. IL was remarkable that two other children
who were playing there at the same time escaped
death,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-11
FIRE IN EAST TwENTY-sEvENTH STREET

fire broke out yesterday morning in a shed
built against the tenement in the rear OF No. 2l2
East Twenty seventh street that caused damage
OF $1,000 The furniture of some OF the residents
OF the tenement was slightly damaged by water.
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Gilmore's Concert.


Gilmore, so celebrated for his monster musical
jubees in Boston, gave last night delightful
promenade concert at the armory OF the Twenty
second regiment. The hall was tastefully deco
rated with American and foreign nags. We were
glad TO notice, among others, the lone star OF
Cuba Libre, as showing the sympathy of
the gallant regiment with the cause OF
struggling freemen. Without being overcro wded,
the hall was well filed, and afforded
really pleasant promenade, while the character
OF the performance was such to satisfy the most
exactng. The fame OF Mr. Gilmore and his band
is so well known that it Is scarcely necessary ex-
cept for FORMS sake, to tell the public that the
music was excellent, and such is rarely heard in
q military concert. The careful training OF the
performers insures an excellent ensemble, but
perhaps the great strength OF the band lies in the
NUMBER OF really clever solosts among It's mem
Ders. Mr.. Arbuckle's cornet solo, young America
Polka" and Letebre's saxOphOne solo ya7at1isie
"Der Freischt1tz," gave great satisfaction to the
audience, who testified their appreciation by in
sisting on an encore quartet for saxophones
was given by Messrs Warube Lefebre, Steckel-
berg and Schurtz. On Thursday next, January l5,
the citizens of Brooklyn will have an opportunity
OF hearing this justly celebrated band In the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

We almost forgot II but It is too
good 10 bc lost \ white man was going
west on Fourth street and negro was
going east at the same time on that
tliOrOuglIlarc on the same side oft The
white man was from williamson county.
and wa, friend of Mr.. Potter. Conse-
qncnily hc believed that the Niger had
no right: and. being little full, cX-
claimed Get oil the walk. IN YOU (:
| want II ALL" The niggcr did not get
of. aud Mr.. Pottcr'~ friend drew knife.
whcrcupon the negro knocked the VIII
Hanson county man down. Mr.. Pottcr's
friend got up. and looking rrproachiillly
at the niggcr ,aid AN right. pard.
md went on his weaving way muttcr-
ing This comes thic) of the civil
right. bill. aud Obcrly', thicj vote on the
school law"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02
BUSINESS ITEMS.

Fresh oyster, or anything else you
want at the Delmoni,o Restaurant, open
day AMI night.
Dir Jcnncllc, dentist. ollie over
stuart y Ghol.on's, Eighth street. near
Commercial avenue. ,I55-ll.la.lm
--''oyne's oysters depot aud restaurant.
Oyster in the she'll and can, fresh every
day, at Phil -aup's Old stand, between
sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, Illinois.
For boot, and shoe. OF any description.
style or quality, 20 - WIN. Ehl,r's on
Twentieth street. lie guarantees sa,i,fac-
ton In material, tit, workmanship and
price ll-lO-tE
Having given up my Old -tanI on the
lcyec and taken kcohlcr " Bro shop, on
Eighth street, | shall lee prepared To- sup
ply the citizen. Ci Cairo, with the best
meat, the market affords. Please cal and
see me. PM. Howard,
Bear in mind inst Henry Sayers at No.
o. Ohio Lcyee, pays the highest market
prices in cash, Tor hides, iur-, wool, fcath.
ers, bccswaX, ginseng, tallow, grease, rag,
waste paper and AL kind, Of paper stock
and old metals, Remember the place, ~
ohio Lcyee, Cairo, III.
Ij0-il-l2-lm
AT "Our SaioOn,' Eighth sire t., be-
tween Commercial avenue and ohio lrNee
the hungry may lind all kind, Of cdiblcs--
herring, sausage, cheese, &c., and the
thirsty the finest of wines aud liplors,ire
lager beer, and the best brands of cigars.
Attentive bar-keopers are always on hand ;
and the lunch set daily, at ten o'clock, sun
days inrluded, /, ., line u any in the city
| 1O-1l.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

II Ina, been finally decidedly the mem
her. at the ITALIAN club. that their next
entertainment. to bc given at the saint
Charles hotel on the 18th inst. -hall con-
.i.t Of grand reunion ~ the Phantoms I;
We know the announcement will be-
greeted with pleasure hy the many who
Till retain sweet memories" oil the
ghostly as~cmblagc who iloatcd around
the parlor. of the Saint Charles last win
ter. under the auspices OF the departed
"Noioquc,.' No pain- will he spared to
make the occasion enjoyable and select,
and the evening will bc delightfully."-
wound up with one of Jcwctt Wilcox's
elegant -uppers. 4 specimen suit to be
worn upon the occasion will be- placed on
exhibition ut White u Greer. where or
dcr- will be- taken for them. Announce
mcnt j. made early that the friends OF
the light fantastic" may make their ar
rungrmcnt- accordingly.
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Personal.

Col. :. :. Taylor is in ST. Louis at
tending y meeting of the directors of the
Cairo and 81. Louis Railroad company.
We had the pleasure ola visit ycstcr-
day from Hon. W j. Allen, Of Carbon
dale. and Mr., {, y, cameron, of john
son county,
Charley Delay has returned to caro-
aud will take charge of the books OF
Parker u Delay. commission merchants
Ais friends Will find him there at all bus
incs- hours.
Hon. Warren Chase, We are informed
by prominent ,pritnli,l of the city, l.
loading his gun 10 the mulZlc. and in
tends Ia give ~ the devil Wen, wh'
| The devil cares: II Warren wishes to %
in, nobody will hold him by the coat tail
Hon. Warren Chase will dcvour Rev
DR.. Thaycr IN the rooms Of the Free Il,
| lwi0uS Association. lie i cooking hin
now, and win have him ready for tn
feast Tonight, lie commences III
preparation of the Doctor by parboi
| ing,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

Monday afternoon the driver Of Bristol
~ Stillwcll'- delivery wagon, went to the
stone depot to attend to some business
and left hi, horse and wagon standing
near the track, While in the Office the
horse got frightened, ran down Four
trcnth street 10 Commercial avenue. down
Commercial to Eighth, when hc WaS
stopped The wagon was totally dcmol-
i,cd, and the horse badly injured, one oi
the shaft, having broken. and ran into
the nc~hy part OF hi, rump, inllicting Il
wound which viii cripple him to such an
extent that he will not he tit to do ser
,icr for some time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

B-aS The huge, drastic. gripping, sickcn-
ing pills. constructed OF crude. coarse and
bulky ingredients. are fast being super
seeded hy DIR. Picrce's Pleas mt Purgatiye
Pellets. or Sugar-coated. Concentrated
Root and Herbal Juice. Anti-Bilious
granulcs-thc Little Giant" Cathartic.
or Mgit,m IN Pa,ro Physic. Modern
Chemical Science enables DR.. Pierce 10
extract from the juices of the most valu-
able roots and herbs their active medi-
cinal principles. which. when worked
into little Pellets or Granules, scarcely
hrgcy than mustard seed, Renders each
little Pellet ~ active and powerful ~, /,
| large pill. while they are much more pal
atablc and pleasant IN effect.
Dr. Ira Thayrr. of Baconsburg, Ohio.
writes; Il regard your Pellets ~ the
best remedy for the conditions for which
YOU prescribe them OF anything ! hay,
ever used, so mild and certain IN effect
aud leaving the bowels in an excellent
condition. IL seems To me they mIISl take
the place of all other cathartic pills AMI
medicines.
Lyon. and. Macomber, druggists. Yer
| million, -. T.. say: I'VE think they
az" going to sell like hot cakes a. soon Il.
! people get acquainted with them and viii
| spoil the pill trade. n those that hay,
used them like them much better than
large pills"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

A. Black has just received an
other invoice Of those fine Scotch
bottom or extension-soled shoes
in every style, for ladies, misses
and children, that has given such
general satisfaction to every one.
No need to wear the metallic
tips to protect the uppers, or COM
plain of shoes scufiing out at toes,
for these are by their extension
solos, sufficient protection and
combine elegance and durabil-
ity, with comfort not equaled by
any other make.
Do not Purchase for yourself
or your children, any shoes be-
fore you have examined these, for
they are assuredly the shoes you
want. City Shoe Store, corner
Eighth street and Commercial
avenue. 4ll-l0-3l-tf
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WAR Def. RIVER liK, orr,
December |. 1874.
LOCAL NOTICES.

The st. Charles hotel has several pleas
ant rooms OF the upper lloor, suitable Tor
gentlemen, that can be secured for the
winter, with board, ut very reasonable
rates. H.
Joe Roneker is now IN full control of
the Washington bakery, ana having learn
ed the wants of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found In a first
class bakery. lie maintaines full stock of
conie dictionaries, aud can, as well as any
otner dealer in the city, ill NIL orders in
that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamented on
short notice. Special attention given TO
the orders OF wedding or picnic parties,
| 0-l2-ti.
r.. Jones, fashionable bo0tmaker, has
moved INFO his new house, next to his Old
! stand, on Commercial avenue. and
assures his friends that he i better
than ever prepared 10 safety them
in the style, stock, fit et'., Of their boots
and shoes. An evidence of his ability to
satisfy everybody, may be clearly seen In
| the fact that he is crowded with work, aud
has been compelled To employ three more
| lirst-class wOrkmen. He manufactures
| every style of boots or sho-s and uses only
the best OF material in all eases, whether
making o cow-hde shoe or pair Of the
finest French calf boots. Give him trial
Satisfaction Is guaranteed. 303-l0-i-2
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

on the merit, Of the Bible, between n. y.
Underwood, Of Boston, Mass, and Prof
o. A. Burgess, OF the Northwestern Chris
tian University, at indianapolis, Ind, in
Cairo, ILL.,, commencing December ~.
1874, and continuing four or more nights.
l. Resolved, Iha, the Bible j. histori.
cally untrue.
2. Resolved, That the Bible Is scientiii
cally untrue.
.. Resolved, Tina, the Bible teaches ba'
and corrupt morals.
1I-2l.dNw1m
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Local weather Report.

CAIRO, lrl., December , ls7t
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Holiday Presents.

Daniel Ilartmau.inyitc> the attention
OF the public to the immense assortment
OF new. beautiful. useful and ornamental
good, that will in a faw day h. d.
played at hi store. comprising beautiful
Chin tea SET. handsome cologne or toilet
-ct., Bohemian vases. jewel boxes, doll,
of all size, and prices. Corner sixth
street and Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

Cbas. Lancaster and Newton Rice, lat,
with Wslters) both well known 10 our riti
Zcns, and 10 river men generally, have Is
tabli,hed a lumber yard Ia Cairo. corner al
sixteenth street and Commercial avenue.
ing material and steamboat lumber, doors
sash, blinds, moulding, shingles, lath, etc.
etc. aud are determined to sell lower tina
lumber has ever been sold in Cairo. The
solicit q fair trial from steamboat men an
builders, aud guarantee salts action III a
eases. 3s1.l0-21-t {
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Si,lcu ais.

The sidewalks now being laid down on
Lcycc street are OF the best OAK lumber
and will, when completed, do good SER
yioc. There are fourteen in all, and OF
this number seven or eight have already
been finished. and the remainder will be-
done q, soon a. possible.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

ANY person In need OF saddles, brides
horse .blanke.-, lap robes, halters OF any
kind OF harness, should.besr in.mind that
William Ludwig, the popular ssddler, has
just received a fun stock which he will sell
at the lowest living prices.
iGl.ll.lj-lm
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Drugs.

Tom sullivan. the young aud cncr-
.ric commercial aycuucd druggist. has on
hand e large -toch of purr drug. which
h" !. filing at very low price. NJ drug
gi-t ia ih- city understands hi. hu.inr-.
better thau VIZ. sullivan. and those who
want mythiu. u hi. line viii dp well to
give him 70 call Il.
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Ever, body Ia the Gr0ni,

Daniel Hartman has now in stock and
will have in few days additions to the
largest stock OF holiday and Christmas tow
ever brought TO Cairo, The stocks consists
of dolls of all sizes and prices, fancy toys
aud Bohemian vases and sets. ! will show
the citizens of Cairo and the vicinity the
largest and finest assortment at prices de-
iying competition. have the finest toilet
sets, French China, China Toys, puzzles,
rubber goods, etc. return my thanks to
the citizens OF Cairo Tor their liberal pat
ronage, Tor the past year, anu nope, by
strict attention to their wants, to make my
self deserving OF further patronage.
DANIEL HARTMAN,
Corner of sixth and Commercial Ave.
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The citizens OF Murphy,bor0 are con-
t"mplatng an cNc.r,iou to thi, city on
New Year day, provided the Cairo aud
~. Louis railroad j. completed by that
time. II the people of that city come Ia
Cairo, We predict for them pleasant
81,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

Tia" agcnt- OF the several insurance
c0mpuic, in which Mr. kcrth held poll
cic- arr bu,ily engaged making an csti-
mate OF the lo-, incurred by the fire OF
THURSDAY 1t will takcthcm several day,
90 complete their ia-h.
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Notice.

The Hon. Warren Chase will reply to
and review the Rev. Mr.. Thaycr'> lecture
Oh Spiriiuali-m this "wednesday even
ing, at The Free Religious Hall. Adj
mission Tree. Come aud hear both sides.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

William Ludwig, the harness maker, Is
now prepared To supply the public with oil
kinds of horse clothing of superior quail
ity, which he will sell very cheap for cash.
3Gl-ll-li-lm
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Fresh Supply.

Mr.. J.. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room, large stock
OF English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines. and liquor, OF all kinds, which
he will dispose of at reasonable prices
-Oy6!'2J.lm.
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Iuuet, Every DAY,

George Lattnor corner of Fourteenth aud
Washington avenue. win furnish hereafter,
every day to hi patrons No. | lunch, be-
tween the hours OF ten aud twelve o'clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant iIayaus
cigar. to be had "a, his bar 1T all times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

Herman Levy, while engaged at the lire
Thursday night, lost a"knight OF rythias'
badge, with the initials f. G, Is. The
iiuder will be literally rewarded by bring
ng the same to this office. ipI'll-2o-3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

The Steamer Ste. Gcncvicvc and CITY
Of Helena brought 10 this city last Mon
day 1895 bale ut cotton. Ia bc shipped
To eastern points Via the Illinois Central
and Cairo aud Niuccune, railroads.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

Eight rooms to rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues. Apply 10 William Mcliale, or NJ
his Office,
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Christmas.

The largest assortment Of christina,
good ever brought 10 Cairo. will hc dl--
played on Monday. December 7th, at
DAN'L II InIMAN's.
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. rst.

The Steamer Ste. Gncyicyc wa. the
first boat in the Anchor Line To- obey or
der and lay up here for the winter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

\ new Singer sewing machine, with all
attachments. for sixteen dollar, Ia pay
mouts. Gail and see ital
IINNNON'- Book TORE.
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l. We call the attention OF every
\ OF DRY GOODS TO the following
fIALTIES
j ln, piccD- EENIE>lBlE BIt,h Al
. iu-t Tri'Itt4l nuIu = NtN 4uIL ma
~ s,s sud upward q great bargain
|pue Hundred piece, fl.NNEl.~, ut .2'.c
Iwari \ hook 80 uuI fiaurl- VAL r'n-
|,li 90 the rNtranriiulis bargain. W' "'
IN. Hundred PARIS BLANKET OF ~ -
Warl
Sinv loren GENT~ INpEE~IllR1~
BIZ NNER~. from Ia tu :. ~ i''nil'-
-hing to save MONEY iu their purrhi-" 81
aarc should give our -i"'h ncn'ini EVAN
An elegant line ~ LADIES and 'llIl.-
INDtEM \l.E at lower price uan
h laro took "f ftlr SKIRTS, at 81 ~
wart
me ilmdrci piece NEw rGiNr>, at s
.Ilcndd assortment Of WA IL
- in all the new -h1dc- al 80 and ur-
...aI harlmu. in cotton FLANEl.>,
ND and BROWN tbllbN~
inv polsn RID GLOVES Ia the cplor-
~ .hadc-, ~ - aud upwarl
IL Of inspection Is ry-pec'n,lly asked
delivered Ia any portion Of ih' cttN ir'
rge SIT hEI n Gilpl.~ON,
Eighth street, near commercial aN'llh
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Yesterday being Tie iir.t of Deem
Der. everybody Wa. busy collecting for
the past month.
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The river last evening was IL feet II
and 10th, inches on the gauge, having
risen : and 2-5th- inchc- during the pre-
vious - hours. Weather clear and warm
BusiuC-~ dull
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aute,i.
bargains.

10 H. sugar for ~. at wilcox.
. H. butter Tor -. at Wilcox.
I H. coffee for ~. at Wilcox.
Potatoes ~ cents per bu>hrl, at vii
cON'-.
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\ regular meeting OF the Casino will
De held this "Wednesday evening, DE
ccmhcr ,. by order of the President.
KEINmOLp V. BELZNLR. Scr'N.
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Rising.
Iii,sN.

The Mississippi aud Ohio river ar,
rising slowly.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

steamer Jim Fi>k. Padncah.
.IO. y. Mact omb. Mississippi
ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fisk. paducah
.Juo. Y. Naconb,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-02

Dr. Il. $. Brigham has removed his office
to the rooms next door-oyer Thoms Bros.
utogery store. lD.ll-2s-3t
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Take Notice.
Milwaukee Beer,
Oppenhoimer Goldberg inc,
jas. IIenncsscy Brandy,
Best Bourbon and Rye Whistles,
Finest brand of Cigars.
Grand soup lunch every morning.
Attentive Bar-kcepers,
Everything neat and clean,
Al
LOUIS BIATTAU'S SALOON,
on Eighth street, between Washington and
Commercial avenues. ll.2l'Gt
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