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figures, as stated in the beginning Of this
article, upon the population over 10 years
OF age, as no cases Of insanity are known
under that age I. and the reader viii also
notice that We base our figures upon the
1899 persons who aFe reported in tho
ton. ~ - I,
Thus, taking into consideration the
supposed unhealthy condition ofthe towns
and cities, as compared with the supposed
healthtulness Of country NE, this allowing
produces results that must create con
sideraablerevolutlon astoa popular idea;
aud atthe same time lufnishes food for re.
tlection 10 the intelligent farmer, II the
causes were once fully understood,
remedy for this evil would naturally FOL.
low; and We suggest that tome one who
desires TO be q 6enelactor Of: hisrace, Get
himselfto work 10 solve the problem.
The subject Is one Of such peculiar in
terest TO Us, as an agricultural cQmmu-
nifty, that ell who have the welfare Of the
people OF heart, should giyeit careful con.
sideration. A discussion Of the matter
might result In good, and we tender the
use Of our columns 70 all who are that
way inclined. t.f ~ 10 s1,d 81.
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The Foremosr Tonic of The Arn.

Taking into consideration the character Of It's
Vouchers the history OF its cures and its i'm.
menee annuAbeales, HostetIeI's Stomach Bittern
may be fairly entitled the Foremost Tonic Of the
Age: It's not only tonic but constitutional
and local Alterauye,- and its tendency Is to sub.
satute healthy for diseased action throughout
the system. II the stomach Is feeble and torpid
1t produces vltalizlng impression upon It's mu.
eous tissues. Noeooner has the dyapeptlc swal.
lowed dose OIL than he knows BY his 'sensa-
tons thAt bis stomach has received an accession
ability 70 digest and aIeIemilAte II, II the liver
Is dereiiet, ft improves the condition oil the or.
gan and imparts 70 II new and healthftil i'm.
pulse. The bowels being Distracted, Il promotes
ne now. bile into the intestinal canal and
tnereoy relieves them and re-establiehes their
Natural action. It's effect upon the brain, the
nerves and the kidneys is equally salutAry. In
short, 1t tones, alters and regulates the whole
system. d&w
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Facts for the People.

As the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer.
tanned BY careful observation It is TO DO regret
ed that many OF tho Drugs stil prescribed by
some physiciAEs should retain place In our Ma.
terra Medlca. As an instance Of this, that vile
drug, halsAms Gopdbia, furnishes IN example.
About the year 1880, the. spaniards in the Island
OF San. Domingo, having become AFFLICTED with
certain Complaints, thought, according to the
prevailing notion Of that lime, that the remedy
might be found where tho disease originated.
Under this impression, BalsGm Oopabll came
INTO US, fhpt negerhAs q nauseattng drug done
mere ~ 10, 4of i not only changed the nature
original, bat II ruins the tons OF the stomach
and brings on Dyspepsia In It's worst forms. To
avoid this drug and It's effects the SAMARI.
TAN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within the reach Of all. Only ten pills 70 Do
taken, and will cuts very time, In from two to
ioardaJ 4 Male pAek ages, 81 female 80.
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The bridgeport ROBBERY . y
Editors Of the Intel,vancs-. w. ~

Editors Of the IntsnigOncer: s5ls5.g
GENTLEMEN :-Hayinp given publicity
to a statement charging William walker
directly with the robbing Of The party in
jured at Bags & Sons planning min I IA.
sire that you should IN Justice 70 me nnb.
lish the other side. That my boy was IN
the room there Is no doubt. That there
were Others there, there Ii no doubt
That the clothes all bloody were thrown
carelessly In the hall there Is no doubt
That the landlord left me and went up
stairs Of 10 o'clock OF night and objected
TO my going up with him, can be proven.
That ! told my boy TO stay, (when ! found
the money had been takenl until the mat.
ter was settled can be proven. That
Joshua Lloyd, another boy who was
there, hunted my boy up and told him to
go home that Il was an right, can be
proven. Now, Mr.. Editor, my son Is
ready for trial, II be done the mean
cowatdly act, why not arrest and punish
himr II he Is guilty beyond q rea-
sonable doubt, ] will say amen TO the
punishment But while suspicion d Us
strong, II not stronger against others who
were there, think that the people should
suspend Judgment until the facts come
out Wn1lAM WA1KRs, ST.
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A'jotity engaged in agricultural pul suit 4o,S7l
The report Of the Superintendent of the
West Virginia Hospital for the Insane
shows that there arc now In that institu-
uon l6l males, ofwhom 100 are farmers,
and 40 have been engaged In trades, pro-
iessions, SC, (And the officers OF the
Asylum inform US that the same ratio
VIII apply to the female patients-that Is,
much the greatest number are the wives
and daughters OF farmers)
The reader will discover, by aid of the
table given above, that there Is one insane
male person In every 895 i68. JOG of those
sagseeq 10 agricultural pursuits, while
Ihete y but one insane male person 10
every 74l Q 45 OF the whole number en-
SsseI 10 professions, trades, ETC., thus
SHOWING a very marked discrepancy in
nus regard, aEainst the country, and In
MVor OF NE towns and cities, where pro-
Iessiohal men and mechanics most a.
congregate. And II It be Itrt1e that the
same ratio applies 10 the female patients
laen the result appears much more de,
ploaele, N100 out The 1870 females ara
w; ,Es, wives and daughters oil farmers land
nav mat would be the proportion), the figures
N mTSiu stand as follows From The Seri-.
SS1,S ~ pursuits, 206; from all other pur.
s sSu; 20; or one insane person In every
SSs o.s0S OF those engaged IA arricnItnr.
~ puIsulIsI-while, according 10 tbe ssme
4oWlngl there q but one Insane .ne S rson
~ every 662 69.76 Of All Other SsoOs
The reader will ohaAFva ~ INV sItlSAi StaSses'
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MISCELLANEOUS,
NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.

ADENooRASre wTERtY. EItAblIAhed 1850. 1.
sgppott RAIb SgprfMdev, political and social.
Tefms, S7pef year. To clubs, nine copies 70,
y. Specimen copies nee. Address DAH'Bo0R,
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u 900 Cash Gifts will DO distributed
by lot among the tlcket.hOlders.
Total, 1900 GINS, all clsh, amounting

IotAl, ls,VOO GIFTS, all clsh, amounting
$1,000 ..','' s.s.'::.....". Sl,tUO,OOO
The concert and distribution Of Nina win
poHtlrtly and unt9liIUoedly take Place on az
day how fsed, whether ali the tickets arc sold
or not, and the IL 900 gifts all paid 10 proportion
70 the number Of tickets sold. -
ss PRICE, OF TIcKETs. -
Whole Tickets, go; Halves, SaS TenthS. or
each coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
3!H Tickets for $1,000; li3 Whole Tickets for
5000; 221 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No ais.
count on lees than $500 worth or tickets.
AN applications DOR ageueles and orders for
ticket should be addressed 10
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager
Z CIT Concert, Pubic Lib:ary Building, Louis.
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Travellers Register.

ApRNLL or 7kGrss.
b = U. X X ..I1l:90 AMI 6:S6 pm. 1880 D m.
CeutGal Ohio Div $50 am. 1910 0 m 7:20 pm
CleVeld , Pitts. 1910 an. 6:O1 pm, ..........
IlanpAe d X. r.. $40 am. .......... hsdO pm
DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
b. SO. RR....l SIS MI 9:6S ami $40 pm.
Central Ohio DlVI 100 am. 9:45 am $40 pm.
CleVeld d Pits. sos q. N, ........,. 2.i0 pm.
HAmpHsld r. R.. .6:66 am ........ $40 nm.
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B. PIERCEs EAVORIIE PRESERVATION

Or. PIERCES FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
Is very strongly recommended by the
Medical Faculty and Is largely prescribed
among their female patients. 1t Is
worthy Of all confidence as may be seen
from the following testimonial:
ATLANTA, III July 14th, 1873.
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y; 70
Dear Sri have not words to express
my gratitude to you for your advice and
assistance In my case. There is not one
who has used your medicines since they
have been brought here but that can say
with me they have been greatly benefited
Since l have been SO helped by It's use six
or seven around me left off all doctors
and other medicines, and now use II in
their families, alter being cured Of the
same disease as mine. You do not know
what, q wonder 1t created in our city, By
its restoring my sister I wrote you about,
Tor she had been under. the care of three
Of our best doctors but could not sit up
but for few minutes at one time. ]
begged O.. her to try your medicines, and
before she had used half lof the bottles
she could 20 all around the yard, and has
now just come home from visit five
miles away, hrs. THos. MCFARLAND.
a3|N aH-Ia ~. 1phd awkw
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How Permanent Customers are Made

II you have never used sapolio, the
next time you send, 70 your grocer tell
him you want q cake; 1t will cost you
only a few cents, dThen look ell over
your house, and wherever you 1hd kspot
upon the paint, the furniture, the carpets,
or anything else, whether II be dirt,
grease, tar, or whatever else, use Sapollo
according 10 thesimple directions. Then
collect al the Tin ware, copper ware,
knives, forks, kettles, &c, and polish
themS up. When you have done this
once, then ENooH MoRGAN's Sons know
positively that their Sapollo has won an.
other permanent customer. eod&w +,
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Are Women More Moral than Men 2
The following letter, written by thelate
John Stuart Mill to Mrs. Rebeccs Hooker,
will shortly be published by that lady, in
a book entitled MNnmanhnoA y
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Does the Present Mode Of Life Of
Our Farmers Produce Mental and
Physical Derangement, In GreaI-
er Proportion than Other Occupa-
tinnS1
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Special meeting OF the cit Council, called
by the Mayor

Special meeting OF the cit Council, called
by the Mayor
COUNCIL CHAMBER, CAIRO, ILL,
Thursday, July 2, 1874, 1880 7. NJ. I
Preseut-lIis Honor MAJOR Wood. and
Aldermen Halliday, Mclwon, Morris,
Saup, Waldsr and Wrigh.-6.
OBJECT.
The chair stated that the obi set of the
meeting was tor tho apppval OF bonds
and tor general business.
Aldermen McGGuloy All This.lewood
appeared In their seats
LIQUOR BoSp,
State and city liquor bois of the fol-
lowing named persons ere presented
and on motion approve and ordered
6led, viz:
or Louis Herbert, Hery Breihan, p.
II. Corcorsn, Mrs. g. Rotier, Geo. La.ner,
Charles Baker, John CIn, u. Divine, +.
G,zzolo, John CLANCY, John Gates, John
Bedford, LOUIS g. HeDert, Kate Chic, A.
Longinette, Louis Boo and Thomas j.
Parker IL Co.
Tho state and city ,quor bond OF Rim
aldo Bisnchi, was, n motion OF Alder
man Ssup, refsrrsdJack to him with in
s.ruetions to procue additional security
oTFIjAL Hosp.
The official bod of Special Police Con p
stable Matthew clark, wA.pressnted, and
on motion Of Alderman Wsldor, approved
and ordered hlot.
oRDIsASCI COMMITTEE REPORT.
The ordinance committee reported the
following ordinances, which were read by
the clerk and aid over for second road.
ing, viz;
An ordinanc. to amend section 80 of ordi.
nance No. l.
BE i ordained by the city council Of the
sEcrioS l. hat section 30 Of ordinance
NO he amended by striking out the words
''hNt days aud Inserting In lieu thereof the
words zone moth"
An ordinance { repeal ordinance No. 9s
anu ordinance 10. 90, and providing Tor
Wv "pp"lhiulet OF pollce constable To
Aci a. healih oiccr aud INSPECTOR of meats
and vegetable, and defining his dutie.
;, ana the dutieiof shopkeopers, etc.
be II ordained b the city council of the city
of Cairo: '
SECTION !. hat ordinance No. % aud
ordinance No O be and the same are hereby
repealed.
So = Ihata police constable hc ap-
pointed by the LayOr and city council TO act
nd - OF "A
vegetables, at asnlary of scyenty.ive dollars
Per mop'h, who shall hold his Office during
'ne llsa'urs on msyOr, provided, how
''er mat he ma DO removed by majority
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AGENT WANTED.

Mr.. &. w, Smith, special agent for the
HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, ia now
stopping At tho st. Charles hotel. The
company want first class sgen, in Cairo,
aud Mr.. smith ia prepared to oiIor special
Inducements to ono Of tho right kind. The
machine is well known here AZ well as in
other sections of country where sewing
machines arc in use, and in FACT, az we'll
Ms by reputation, is tho very best
and most salsble machine manufac-
tured. Any person desiring an agency
will please call on Mr.. Smith, at tho st.
Charles hotel, for a few days 4O-6.J.tf
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SATURDAY, JUNE 1874

The committee Of the Rough Il Ready
fire company respectfully invite the fire
mon Of the city TO join them in their cele
btation of the Fourth. All necessary ar.
rangomonts have been made. Schcel' .
garden, whero tho celebration il TO take
place, will be well shaded during the day,
and at digit will bo beautifully lighted
with chinese lanterns and gas 1; will bc
delightful place to spend nn evening,
and We invite all our friend, to come and
see us
John ii Oberly, formerly CIR president,
will deliver the grafton in tic evening.
Come one come all Dancing will be
allowed 1T any and all times during tho
day and night. Tho committee will see
to it that good order il observed Wit
tings string band ha. been engaged for
the occasion
No charge viii be made Tor entering
tho grounds, every one being a, liberty to
60 and come 81 pleasure. tG.7.32t
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Ice cold Sparkling Soda
Water at Phil Saup's to-day.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.

l will set, commencing on Tuesday
morning, July 9TH, At 8 o'clock a. M, and
continue from day to day until the entire
stock OF goocerles, etc are dispersed Of,
at tho store OF Henry Hasonjsger, on
Eighth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues. Tho stock consis,s
OF coiico, sugar, spices, wood ware of all
descriptions, shelf goods, flower, meal, etc.
Aiso tho counters and shelving, scales,
and in fact everything that is kept on
used in irSt-class family grocery store.
Sale without reserve.
51.7-12t l.. ii. MYERS, huctonoer.
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THE RoUsH & READY's.-The Rough n
Ready FIRE compsnys celebration to-day
at Schccl's Washington hall promises to
DO pleasant affair. The committee OF
arrangements have completed their work,
and that they have performed it we'll will
be better understood after tho affair shall
have concluded Good music, dancing,
feasting, etc, will be the order of the
day. Those who attend will have a good
Tina
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MUSIC.

g. Q. Boden, Director of Conservatory
OF Music, and Teacher of Vocal, Organ
and Piano Music, Instruction given in
hi stringed and wind instruments. Ele-
menlsry principles, thorough bass, har-
mony and counter point Unprecedented
Inducements offered. Those wishing to
secure HIS services will please apply at
tho Conservatory of Music corner of
Twelfth street and Washington avenue.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
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To.DAY.-Those Of our citizens who
desire to celebrate to-day will have
every opportunity to do So and that, too,
without going away from the city. The
Hibernisn, Delta City and Rough &
Ready fire companies have each arranged
for celebrating the day IN becoming
and patriotic manner. Tho Hlb,rnians
will hold forth ut L3cIs. Grove, on
Washington avenue, between Fifteenth
and Eighteenth street tho Dsl,as at St.
Msry's Park, ana the Roughs At Schcel s
Washington garden. Either will bo a
pleasan: place 10 sPeul the day in an en-.
joysble manner.
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The BEsT.-Wm. Ludwig, harness
maker, corner of Eight street and Com
mercisl ovenue, has the best supply Of
harness, saddles, brides, etc, in Southern
Illinois, and sells them rs cheap as the
cheapest. 23'6-3l-f
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ASSIGNEEH NOTICE.

All persons having claims against IL,
A. Harmon are hereby notified to present
the same TO mo immediately, as all affairs
Of the concern must be settled by the 10th
inst. Is. =. BLAKE,
42-7-2-td Assignee Of ii. A, Harmon.
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Tue HASDsoMEsT WoMAN.-We I'm.
derstand that n beautiful medal valued at
sij will DO presented to the bandsomest
lady on the grounds at tho Hibornian cell
ebration to-day.
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LEMON, Venilla and Straw
berry Ice Cream, at Saup's to.
day.
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ST. MARYs PARR.-To understand how
thoroughlythe committee of arrangements
Of tho Delta Ci'y hre company have com.
pleted arrangements for the celebration at
ST. Mary park to-day is is only necessary
to visit the park. Nothing that will lend
to the comfort and enjoyment Of the
patrons OF tho affair has been left uudoue.
Visit the Del,ss to-day and you will be
convinced Of tho truth Of this assertion.
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tn. barber snop IL on me corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George snenhouse with his gen
tlsmsniy assistants can be found a, any
hour OF the day or night, ready to soothe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with h good sham.
poo ltisa frst-els,s chop, and you arc
sure OF receiving Arstclsss treatment.
Ladies and children's hair cut or curled
afterths rnost approved stvles. s.lb.u
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Ice Cream Soda Water at
Phil Saup's to-day. Something
new,
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-At noon yes terday
Judge Bakor adjourned circuit court I'M
I'll Monday morning, Tho jury was dis
missed until that time, and nearly oil the
mem crs left for their homes before
night.
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COTTAGE FOR REST.-No. 81 Tenth
street. Good cistsrn; rooms all on FRS,
hoor. Rons $50 per month.
62-7-4-Gt G. LANE, Agent.
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Cairo Commandcry, Knights Tenplsr,
are making arrangements TO charter one
OF tho finest steamers on the river to
convey them 10 New Orleans to attend
the grand ,riennial conclavo in Decom Der
noxt
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BASE BALL'-The following members
Of the Blue Stocking base ball club will
participate in the game TO DO played
to-day Booth, Frost, Schuckers, Parker
Brady, Broderick, jenkins, Dovore and
Davidson.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNER.
SHIP

The o'psrtnershIp heretofore existing
under the firm name of Hartman Il Co,
in the real estate business, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Hartman
will pay all debts against the Grm
and receive all amounts due the same.
Jons q. HARMAs.
CHAs, THRuPP.
Caro-, Ill, July 3, 1874.
/, JOHN Q, Hartman, under the firm
name of John Q. IIarmsn & Co, will
conduct tho bushes. and continue the
sane at thssAm place where the late firm
conducted their business.
JoHs q. HAgnAS.
Cairo, ILL.,, July 2, 1874, 4s.7.s.3t
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WASTED.-A white girl to do general
house work. Apply at my house on Sew
en.h between Washington and Walnut,
50.7-4.3t II. W. MILLrR
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No. A ATTENTION Tho members OF
the Hibernian fire company No. are
hereby notified to assemble at their en-
CINE house this morning ats o'clock, in
full uniform.
b. order Of the president.
53.7-4.lt NJ. j. HowLEY. Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

On and after this date all persons are
notified not TO give or sell intoxicating
liquors 10 my husband, Thomas Sullivan,
and not to harbor him under penalty Of
the law. ELLEN Sullivan.
Cairo, H., June 20, 1874. 2i.e-2s.G,
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DR. SCHESCKs PULMOSIC SYEUP, SEA
WEED ToEIc, AND MANDaAkg Pill
These medicines have undoubtedly poi
formed more curus OF Consumption than
any other remedy known to the Amor
can public They are compounded Of
vegetable ingredients, and contain moth.
ing which can be injurious to the human
constitution. Other remedies advertised
rs cures for Consumption, probably con
tain opium which lie somewhat danger
Gus drug in all cases, and If taken freely
by consumptive patients, it must do great
injury; for its tendency is TO confne the
morbid matter in the system, which, of
course, must mako euro impossible.
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup is warranted
not to contain particle of opium; 1t is
composed Of powerful but harmless herbs,
which act on tho lungs. liver, stomach,
and blood, and thus correct all morbid
secretions, and eTpel all the diseased mat
tor from the body. These are the only
means by which consumption can DO
cured, and as Schenck's Pumonic Syrup.
Sea. Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills ara
the only medicines which operate in this
way, tbs obvious they are the only gen.
uine cure for Pulmonary Consumption
Bach bottle Of tins invaluable medicine il
accompanied by full directions. DIR.
Schenck is professionally at his principal
office, corner sixth and Arch streets
Philsdelphia, every Monday where all
letters for advice must DO addressed.
43-6-6. Goblin.
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TURKISH bathing towels, bathing
gloves, sponges, extra Bay rum, toilet
powders, ro:siled at Wholesale prices at
Barclay Bros -72.2w
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ALL tho day boarders in tho city can
bs accommodated at the ST. Charles
hotel, with iirst-clsss board at second class
ratos 79--4lg
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THEBAL CHAMPETRE.

The Bal Champeiro at Mound City on
the Fourth Of July will be held in the navy
yard instead Of the grove. All tho gates
will be open. 4i-7-3.2t.
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CHARCOAL Furnaces at T. j. KERrn's.
s7-G.lJ.u

CHARCOAL in any quaintit to sui,
purchaser at 7. j. KEgTHs. S7.6.l9.f
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ORANGE and Lemon Shcr.
bet at Phil Saup's to-day.
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For RESr-House on corner Eleventh
and Walnut streets. Large and roomy,
good door yards and grounds. Apply on
the premises or Arlington house.
5l-7-4-6. Henry Ellis.
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SOMETHING NEW Bucks Crystal
Brillisn. with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion to have turn, bread. Call and 500
nat T. j. KERrns. S7-G.l9.u
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ID. ARTER IL Co. are just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock Of saddles
brides, harness, etc, ever brought to this
city,