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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-04
Away ahed
1S74-FALL STOCK-1S74.
Dry Goods,
cloathing and Furnishing
GOODS.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
GOldstine 4 ROsenwater
No 40 Commercial Arenue.

No 40 Commercial Arenue.
One Of tho ollcs, Grms in tho city,
have within the last four years been COM
relled TO make several additions TO their
building, in order to accommodate their
increase in the Wholesale and Retail bust
ness. They have recently extended the
second floor Of their store % feet, making
II tho entire length Of the lower room,
which gives then $50 feet 10 length alto
geiher being the largest and most com .
plete establishment IN the city.
THE yfEsT FLOOR,
as usual, will be- used exclusively for the
sale OF Dry Goods Of all kinds, with
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, " oiions, SC,
&C.
Tar SECOND FLOOR
will be occupied with Carpets, oil Cloth.
Msttings, &c, and their reserve stock OF
all kinds Of goods for tho wholesale trade.
In arranging their rooms the proprietor.
had nm eye TO the comfort, convenience
and accommodation Of the public.
THE NEW STOCK
which they are just receiving. compri.ei
full line Of DRESS GOODS Of tho
latest sni mos. fashionable patterns;
WHITE GOODS
and PRINTS of every variety, from the
most popular mills
STAPLE GOODS
Of all kinds, including PIECE GOODS OF
the best American ani European manu-.
fscturs.
MOTIONS
OF all kinds, 10 endless proiusion and
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RIVER NEW S
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Flax, Psducsh
Raven, st Louis
Argosy, ST Louis
John + Tolle, New Orleans
Wasp, Metropolis
FP Gracy, Evansville
DEPARTKD.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Psduesh
Raven, st Louis
- Argosy, Cincinnati
John Y Tolle; 81 Louis
Wasp, Metropolis
Atlantic and bargss, N y
BoATs 10 LEAVE To-DAY.---Jim Fisk,
Psducah; Is Ii Cooke, Evansville; Bso and
bsrges, st Louis; Belle Shreveport, New
orleans; Colorado, Vicksburg; Vint
Shinkle, New Orleans; Clsrksville, Pa
ducah
RIVER. WEATHER, BusiNEss
river last evening was 10 feet } inches on
the gauge, having risen 80 inches during
the previous "a hours. Weather clear
and hot. Business dead.
CARoors. The Argosy has ton Of
iron on TOR Pittsburg.
The Raven brought out two bargss Of
ore, and took back two barges salt to 81.
Louis.
The Atlantic has 3 bargss about half
loaded for New Orleans.
The Jno. +. Tale discharged soms
freight ct the stone depot, and has 46o
tons for st. Louis. Part Of it being freight
recovered from the Henry Ames.
The Indiana, after trying since last
Monday morning TO complete her cargo
for New Orleans, has had to quit, and is
dischsrging the little che had received 10
be forwarded on the Valley Company
bsrgss. The main item Of her freight ID
24O hhds Of tobacco that she got At Padu-
cab.
The trouble Is that freight has suddenly
ceased coming In from the north either
by river or rail from some cause, no,
known
Tho sus Wasp brought down q new
barge that was built At Metropolis, by
Capt All Cutting for the NJ v T o.
AIscELLANso vs.-Cspt. All Cutting,
of Metropolis, has built new tug which
he has named the "Wssp" He expects
10 send her to New Orleans. She 10 55
feet long, l3A feet beam, end feet depth
Of hold. Her engine was made by Lin
ming Il Jackson, of Psducah, and 10 IA
inches in diameter and IA inch stroke.
She has abundance OF power and 10 said
TO bo = success.
The 7 + Eekert passed Vicksburg
Tuesday night. snrouts to this port, and
should reach here tomorrow morning
What remains Of Bacon rsck is TO BE- 70.
NAMED by the damage boat that lies a
the ysllowwars house, As soon ss il shall
have been put In repair.
The st. Louis and New orleans pilots
have formed = league, and arc debating
not only the wages that boats Of
different elassss shall pay them, but are
also attempting TO control freight rates
by refusing to pilot boats
that offer 10 "cut" on established rs,ss
They are said to start cut very strong,
having enlisted nearly every pilot. Their
charges on boats Of less than 800 tons
burden are 300 dollars per month; boats
over 300 tons $50 dollars, and on tow
boats, 400 dollars. Part of this wages
is paid into the association for the sup
port Of those who are out Of a situation
The question Is twill the thing stick ?"
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Clothing and Furnishing
Goods,

u. IL R.'s,ock of Clothing and Fur.
n'shing Goods is the largest, most com.
piets' and suitable to this mArke, of
any IN the city. Particular care has been
taken in its selection, and We are conf.
dent that the public will be well pleased
with the goods and prices. In
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For RKsr.--The undersigned has three
hrst-ciass residences, two on Gross and
one on Eleventh street, for rent. Excel
lent ei'terns, out-houses. and all other
conVsniences. just put into fine order.
Enquire OF q, W. McKEAIa, p. N.
69-6-l9-2w
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GAVE BosD.-Jsmss Lavender, who
was last winter indicted by the grand
jury for IN attempt to take the life OF Mr..
Parker Of Goose Island precinct, returned
~ the county few days ago, and ysster-
day gave bond 20 appear and stand trial
for the ofJense.
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THE barber snop IS On me corner OF
Eighth street and Com ercisl ayenuo
where j. George shenhouse with bis gen .
tlemsnly assistants can be found u, spy
hour of the day or night, ready to ,oo,he
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. ltss frst-class shop, and you are
sure OF receiving frst-olAss treatment
Ladies' and children's hair cut or curlsd
tsrths IN ost spprovsistv sis t
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DR. WILLIAMS, Dsntlst may be found
in his office at any time extracts teeth at
all hours day or night Oaice at $40
Commercial avenue. between 9Th and oh
street. 5-s.s-Im
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ALL the day bosrdsrs in tho city can
be accommodated ~ the 81. Charles
hotel, with frst-class board At second class
rates 19-4.l9-tf
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HATS, TRUNKS,

Vslises, &C., &c, this firm as usual, leads
tho trade, being well prepared to III any
order, at homo or abroad,
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WABASH COLLEGE

CRAwFORDSyILLE, IND.
Fnll term begins Sept. o, 1874. Its classical,
scientific. preparatory and English courses
arc extensive and thorough. The fachlty
nave enlarged tho number OF studies IN the
preparatory department 30 that young men
in any term may receive instruction In Al
zebra, Geometry. Trigonomctry. surveying;
CHEMISTRY. Gefmas. Book Keeping and
other studies usually taught in The pest
academies. For further informsuon SEM
Tor catalogues TO the president or trea -nrer.
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RxposITIoS TICKETS TO CIScisSATI
AND LouIsvILLE.-All persons who de-
sire to 60 to Cincinnati or Louisville, can
procure round trip tickets at the general
ticket onice OF the Cairo n Vinoennes
railroad, In Cairo. One fare for the round
trip. Tickets good to 60 and return for
BIZ days from Gate OF issue. 9.2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-04

PARTIES desiring to have their pianos
and melodean cleaned, repaired and
tuned, should trust. them to NJ. Il.
kuehne, corner Thirteenth and Walnut
streets. He lie the most competent man
IN Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-04

MAX kUsHss tho organ builder, IL
roady at any time TO tune and repair
pianos and melodsons. You may safely
trust your instruments to his care you
will not be deceived,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-04

TIE CAUSE or TEMPHBANcE finds one
OF lie most insidious and dangerous foes
in the many so-cslled "topicsn ana zap
Pstizers." made of cheap whisky and re.
fuse liquors, finished up TO suit deprsved
appetites under the name of medicine.
DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BIrTERs are none Of these. They are not
beverage, but are a genuine medicine,
purely vegetable, prepared from Cali
fornis herbs by regular physician. For
oil diseases Of the stomach, liver, kidneys
bladder, skin and blood, they are an in
f.liible and unrivaled remedy.
l5-d and w.4w ..f.
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JELLY PRESSES. new in
the jelly Press line, ut Hcnderson's, 100
Commercial avenue. b2-s-s-lm
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luz DELnosIco REsTAuRAsr will
open on the 6rst of September and viii
% hei' open thereafter day and night.
marry Walker has made all prspsr..
~ ~ io' inc restaurant business and will
10 p "Di. aeeomnodsto all his,cu,tomsrs
rom oys'er'' game Of all kind., and
everything IN ils season that the m,rLa,
affords, will be served up.
Board on the European plsu-,D,o,
tickets for one dollar. ''
Regular day board a, tho old rata.
nr''9ia's board at ihird-cls,s rs,ss.'
s2-gasa,
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IN sacks, delivered, 60c; cars in sacks,
delivered, ACC.
CORN MEAL.
There is good feeling in the market
and prices ale arm with al upward ten
dency. Offerings to-day we're ell taken
at quotations Sales were 100 Dbl. .. u.
3 20; 2 cars 8. D., frou store, 3 90.
BRAN.
There 10 u better demand, and holders,
are asking an advance. Ssles today
were made at 10 30. There 10 worry little
Ia market. sales noted wero 90 sacks
from store, 1C co. ear load in sacks de-
livored, 10 80.
BUTTER.
Choice northern butter 10 scarce and re.
coipis Gnd roAdy sale ~ 27@2sc. Choice
Southern Illinois is quoted at 23@2jc.
We nate sales Of 10 packages choice
Southern Illinois, 25e; tubs choice South
ern Illinois, 20 to 25c; . tubs choice north
ern, Csc; 10 packages choice Southern HI.
nois, 2:92ic
The market is Lsre 81 iresh eggs. A
few came Ia to-day but ia rather bad or
der. Choice fresh egg, IN good condition
would md an sctiye demand at ~ lGG 80.
CHICKENS
There 10 All active local demand for
choice chickens th,t cons rnss ali receipts.
All on the mari 1t found ready sales to-day
Sales were coops mixed, 6oi 2 coops
young, OOi coops old hens, CO. 4
coops choice young, 2 90 to 2 Co.
FRUIT
The fruit market continues dull and
quiet, There IL so little doing that we
cannot give quotations as they sro gov
| erned by tho amount received and the de-
msnd which 10 entirely local
PROVISIONS.
The market is bare of smok ed meat and
lard. The demand would DO good and
sales large il supplys could be obtained.
Refined lard 10 quoted at lie in bbls l7Ic
in buckets. 3 Casks clear sides sold at
l5!c 10 the only transaction 10 provision.
that We can report.
ScHEScK's PULMosIc SrnUr--F For the
euro Of consumption, coughs and colds
The great virtue in this medicine IL tina, il
ripens the nsttsr and throws II Gu, OF tho
system, purihss the blood, and thus effects
. cure.
sCBksCk BRA WEED TONIC, PuR THE
CURE oF DYSPEPSIA, ISDlG EnTIOs, sc.
The tonic produces n healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
SCHESCK's MAsDRAKE Pills FOR rby
CURE OF LIyEH CoMPLAIsr, &c
These pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action Of the liver without The
least danger, As they are free from cal.
omel, and yet more efscious In restoring
healthy action of tho liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for
Consumption, rs the Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the matter and puriaes the blood.
The Mandrake PMS act upon the liver
crease healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases OF the liver, often a cause
OF Consumption. The Sea
Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength tothe stomach, makes a good
digestion, and enables the organ. to form
good blood and thus creates a healthy
circulation Of healthy blood. The com.
bined action of these medicines, as thus
explained, will cure every case Of Con.
sumption, taken in time, and the use of
the medicines preserved in.
Dr. Schenck is Professionally n. his
principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
SIS, Philadelphia, every Monday, whore
all letters for advice must be add rossed.
schenck's medicines for sale by Druggh,s.
l-9.l-l IN
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FINN AND METZ

CASs' CAEs CANS Quarts, one dol.
lar per DOZEN half gallons, one ffty
per dozen msde Of beat material and
gfooyed seams At Henderson's, 100 Com.
mercial avenue. aa-aass-esr 69.s.s,
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NoTIcR TO TPE PUBLIc.-The new
packing house market in Wilcoxs block,
will be open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, at the lowest market
price. |. HowI s. Bro.
2lO.g.a.ltn
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Jusr RrcEIvRp.-Prime lard, break
fast bacon, hams, fresh butter-N the
new brick store, corner of Twentieth and
Poplar street. &. #.. E.
1o0.9-l.6t +. Il. DIETRICH & Go.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-04

CRIMINAL MATTERs.--Ths trial OF
Henry Runner tor the murder of Fred.
Hsncampi this city in May last, will
commence in the Union county circuit
court on next Mon lay. Sheriff Irwin
took Runner TO Joncsboro yesterday
morning,
The Diltz murder trial In the John.
sen county circuit court came TO an end
on "Wednesday evening, the jury in the
ease returning verdict of not guilty,
when the prisoner was discharged. Judge
Allen, Gov. Doughsrty, and w. r. Green
OF Kansas, appeared for the defence and
County Attorney Cameron conducted the
case on the part Of the people We I'm.
derstand that Diitz left for his home in
kansss yesterday morning.
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wASTEp--By two yonng gentlemen,
nicely furnished room, with q private fam
ily. Rcply TO j.. o. Bex 25l. 81
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Hanover College,, uano.ar

~ NEXT term begins september OH na ian.
, aW6 iaii courses, classical and seIen iis'
Taiton sR Pss. sos aedRaslReGt run faculty
For Attenuation or catalogues ami, ei'e ,wIere,
&C. HICKMAN, d. ID. President "e'
s3-7-20-tw
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BREyITIEs.--rhes sidewalk on Elsysp,b
between Walnut street and Washington
avenue, 10 being repaired, and lowered 70
grade.
Tho special car which lsf. for Ann.
BY tho four o'clock train yesterday morn.
Ing, Was crowded with men who ds.i,sd
to DO present a. the convention.
--hose and femme will soon comnsnco
70 DO q Wholesale grocery business.
The johnson County Farmers will
hold convention tomorrow, ., yispp,
Tor the purpose Of nominating candidate,
'or county officers to DO elected this f.II
There Is now NO probability ,h,, .
nav bridge will bs bull. over Cache rive,
between Cairo and Mound CITY hi, ,.,.on
Although this county offered 70 p,v ,b,..
'our'h' Of the cost Of new brlde. A.
'scen. meeting Of the Pulaski oopn,v |
they resolved that tb.y
were TOO roor 10 warrant them in hnI,t
ing Anew badge
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The Entire New tOck

OF goods has been purchased by our Mr..
Rosenwaser during quite long stay in
New York, Boston, and Phil.
adelphia, and he has taken
particular care in the selection. They
have all been bought at such figures that
everything will be sold remarkably low.
We only ask for small margins, conscious
that 1t is to our interest, as we'll MS to
the interest OF those who buy.
Thankful for past patronage, we only
ask that tho public will call and look at
our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
August 81, 1874. 202-g-l.u
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August 81, 1874.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

| ND%N M " oR D.
Sealed proposals will be received a, nv
office until o'clock p. m. of Wednesday,
the 10th day Of September, 1874, for fur.
nishing the materials, or doing the work
or both, for the construction of the fol.
lowing described sidewalk, viz; On the
north side of Seventh street between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
Said sidewalk 10 DO constructed of brick.
Said proposals shall be directed to the
city council Of the city OF Cairo, and will
be opened at a meeting of said council, to
be held on said 10th day OF September,
1874
All proposals shall be made in accord
snoe with the provisions, requirements
and specifications Of ordinance No. "a,
approved July 18th, 1874, which ordin-
ance is now on file in my office subject to
ex animation at any time.
The city council reserves the right to
reject any and all proposals.
WILL X. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
CAIRO, Ills, Sept. ], 1874. 2Os.s.l-u
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CORN

The market rules steady and nsm Is TO
price, with small supply and ligh. do.
msad. Wsnots sales Of a car in sacks
delivered, 40 ! car in sacks, delivered,
$50 oar In Backs, delivered, 49cj 2 cara
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-04

THK dedication OF the N. X. church =
ullin will take place on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 18th, at II o'clock .. IN
hev. Jesse Grant, presiding elder
omciAting. All friends Of the church and
the cause are cordially invited to DO
present
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Button n ks
FRESH MEATS,
woOLCTPs PAIN PAINT

lures all h'nda "i paine. For sale by
BARCLAY BROS.
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COMM ERClAL,
CAIRo, ILLINOIS,

| CAIho, ILLINOIS,
Tbursday Evening, Sept. 3, 1874
This month has opened with better
outlook in leading branches Of the marke,
and prices are firm all round with good
prospect Of an active business month and
an early advance in prices Of grain and
corn meal.
At the present low prices on -four, there
10 nothing TO prevent heavy business be-
ing done, and buyers are taking adyan-
tsge Of the times; the consequence 10 q
heavy weeks trade in all grades, and .
prospect fstill further increase Of weekly
sales.
Inc demand for hay exceeds the sup.
ply and prices hold steady aud firm as
also in osts and mixed corn.
Poultry u scarce and wanted. Butter
10 active at IN advance.
The weather continues cool, pleasant
snd favorable for business.
THE MARKET.
la7-Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
gales from first hands 10 round lots In
alling orders and for, broken lots II is
necessary to charge an advance over these
figures. -ySs ........
FLOUR.
Prices rule low and thus create q rather
sctivs demand for all grades and the
movement in the last two or three days
has been heavy for this season of the year.
Sales comprise 100 bbis choice xxx,
8 so; 100 bbls choice XIX, 90; 500 bbs
various grades, 4 OO@6 20; 100 bbls
various grades, 4 0O97 90; 1876 bbls city
mills, various grades, 4 0o@7 go; 100
bbls to arrive, 8 SOi 100 bbls various
grades, 4 o0@o 20; ! car load xxx do.
livered, 6 90; 800 bbls various grades,
0o@7 90.
t| 70 NO HAYv - Ia |
Choice hay - in demand and scarce. |
The demand for choice Timothy exceeds |
he supply. Transactions are restricted
~ lack Of rscsipts, Sales reported were
cars mixed delivered, IL so; 2 ears
'rsiris delivered, l3 90, 2 cars choice Tim.
thy delivered, 10 90; 2 cars choice Tim
thy delivered, 10 80.
CORN s .l ID |
The market is firm and prices are un.
hanged. White corn iss little quiet bu.
lsre is q moderately active demand for
lied, and only . light supply Offering.
. cars miIsd in sacks delivered,
'ci 3 cars mixed in sacks delivered, 77c; +,
II white in sacks delivered. SIC; l car
lied in seeks delivered, 76c; 2 cars white
second hand salss delivered, SOC. :
~ OATS.
The market rules steady and nrm Is 10 a
Ice, with small supply and iigh. do. a,
nd sWsnots sslss Of n car in sacks 4
livsrsd, $50 ! car in sacks, delivered, a,
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MOTIONS

OF all kinds, ia endless proiusion aud
great variety.
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$5 TO $40
MOST EXTRAORDINARY

Per day at home. Terms free. lAddr IS
GEO. Sr1NSoN & CO., Portland, Me.
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THE MARKET.

1orOur friends should bear IN mind
that the prices here given are usually for
gales from first hands 10 round lots. In
filling orders and for, broken lots it is
necessary to charge an advance over these
figures. -y1n '.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-25
The Baptist General Association OF
West Virginia.
Reported for the ADVERTISER.

The Tenth Annual Meeting of the
Association convened with the Bap-
tist Church of Parkersburg, w. Va,
on Thursday, June 11th, 1874.
The Association was called to order
by Rev. NJ. Ellison, Moderator -
Opened with prayer by Rev. j. B.
Bristow.
The election for permanent officers
was then proceeded with, viz: for
Moderator, four Vice-PreSidents, Sec
retary, and Treasurer.
On the first ballot for Moderator,
there was no election; on the second
ballot, d. d. johnson, Esq. Speaker
OF the State Senate) was elected
The following were also elected, Vice
Presidents: w. p. Walker, j. w.
Carter, NJ. Bibb and r. W. Davis.
Rev. NJ. Ellison, on retiring from
the chair, made some effective re-
marks in relation to the work OF the
Baptists IN the State.
On motion, the following commit
tee on Delegations was appointed !;
W. F. Atkisson, ID. Hawkins, and
J. w. Smith.
1t was decided to have the annual
sermon preached at 7:45 this even
ing.
The roll of the standing committees
appointed last year was called, and
they were called on for reports, but
none were prepared except the I, Com
mittee On Temperance. The Chair.
man of that, Rev. r. Swinburne, read
a very interesting report.
The Association took recess TIL z
p. NJ.
2P.M.-Met and opened with prayer
by Prof. Toy, of Greenville, S. &.
The first question in order was the
adoption of the report on Temper
ance. The following resolutions on
the subject we're offered by Rev. j;
W. Carter.
Resolrod, That in our Judgment,