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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17

W. Winter, The artist l. about To- pre-.
sent To- the cililcus at Cairo Il new pic
turr. with all the coluring Of real hi,.
The means uf working these charming
AMI l,ic-lihc pictures viii not De- witp.
held from III" public The nolts oDC,,
'Hii b. a. follows; On the right hand
-i'lr ol the camera /. attached a mill
which contains the pri-mmic color, In a
pulNcrlIrd state. a, The color. IN into
The camera they are received los fan
wheel which keeps the atoms In
motion. The Photographic plate, while
wet, Is then placed IN the camrri-thr
stl"r being In position. The handle oi
the mll t. gently turned. The cap nl
Iubr !, removed, the Image oi the sitter
begin, 10 form while passing through
ia" colord lmo-phcrc, the particle. Of
dust falling where they properly belong.
When. Prrstul you have beautiful bic.
lurc Of yourself or friend.
Mr.. W. j. also making picture called
the nouparctl, u beautiful style, suitable
for luc,rls aud miniature casr.. I.nryr
assortment of the latter on hand. Cad
cry Opch daily.
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For Aldermen.

We are authorized 10 announce jEWt1'i
Ml.ttlN q, candidate Tor AidCtmtn nom a.,
First Nurl.
At the solicitation of miny citizens I herch,
announce my c,t ~ "a cdmirlIic Tor reelection is
Alderman hum the lima Mud
JJ.IN McEWEN.
W" are authorize To- Announce the u,iuc ri
& ~ Tbs bNNt ~ tnN u, 4 candid lie Tor NJ
drrmdn "t the Finn Ward, at the ensuing muni-
e. ~ election.
CI VI - -. pNTlER authorize. us To an.
h"uhce MN ~ a candidate tor Alderman ui the
t"uiIi Nm'l at ~" ensuing Municipal clcc-
ton.
We me authorized to announce that GEORGE
w NJ VIII lr candidate ~ the ensuing
municipal election, for Alderman from the tir,l
ward.
We are authorized TO announce PNTRttk II
,oii okA\ ~ - candidate Tor Aldclm N from
the fiilh ward.
u I PARKER is candditc for Aldcrmln of
the ihiId NH'l h The ensuing cnirtcr election
We are autnurlIrd 10 announce JOtIN &.
" III ~ ~ u ctndidtlc for alderman Of tnc
Fourth Ward
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riIIincry Goods

Mr'. llul'1 has the lIgrrr Millinery slorc
N tho city ot cairo with large stock o
Millinery Go H. Of all the latest fashion.
aud stN Vie ot l. les, Mics ~ and Chi drrh',
TIA y aud Lad - honnc's t. mined or un.
n NINE :, all o. wbicl have b en- car lulI,
selected AN bon ht u tho We lowest
& III Prices at 'bci, n Il nor Mt m1Ikrts -
n, louis, bic 20, tircin All ant Sew
Nort, aud viii h .ho VIII nr for sale a
c's.. Now II your chance 10 GO, your
II II. Ga aud GO her beIo YOU IiIr.
chase At "lhc ros h has a hoo ~
~pltmont " l. dies, Misses aud Chudrc =
-ho p all m .Io TOE d +, TIA thc ", oder
for eal III y pr ront che p than can be
ought I any otho y ucr II tho ,ity OF
Dairo ul,o, va icly If other noins.
Mrs VI {. liz -,
Washington avenue, uc'wreu Teuth and
Eleven h tire, T.. I3.3-l,.lm.
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AN INTERESTING EVENT.
A,mos, a. New Easinnd vc.rn,on.

\ day or two ago, the residence vt Mrs.
! DIR. War,lurr wIs tile sccur ul very III
| tcrvsting aud pleasant ailir to lhosr who
| were present ON the OCCASION On that
afternoon, Mrs. Wurdncr invited I, her
house seven hlics, whose united ayes
amounted to about four hundred and sew
cnly YEAR. Five OF the ladies were M.
[ tiycs ui New England, and Two of Sew
York. rir names of the ld,c. are II,
I follows; Mrs. lInmlu, Rev. Mr.. Gil.
hcrt's grandmother Mr., Copeland. Mr..
| George Fishers aunt Mr,. rutilc, the
mother OF Mrs. Wdhridgc; Mrs. krnt,
Mr.. +. u. Rents molhrr; Mrs, Co.'S,
Mrs. Whyrlock aud Mrs. Willard ct Jones'
bhro. The venerable grandmother
OF Mr. Gilbert was The oldest hdy pres
cnt and Is eighty year. at age. Mrs.
iliumim resides IN New illyrn. Conn.
aud i visiting her gran lpI m thl, city.
Mr.. Copeland j. a native Ut litchhcld,
tulu.. resides IN the uur,hrm ptt oi
Illinois. aud has been spending the win.
ter with her niece IN Cairo. Mr.. futile
/, u native OF vermont, and has her resi-
dcucr with her dtush,r in TIL, city.
Mrs. Kent, born IN New York. live, IN
Cairo with her son. MIR. Go.-.
u native at Massachusetts,. has
h'r permanent residence IN cairo. with
her daughters, Nr~. Wheeler AMI Mr..
Nlop. Mrs. Whrrlock. also a native ot
Massachusetts. nov lives in Cairo. Mrs.
Willard, daughter ct HE venerable col.
webb, ct Jouc.horn. was born IN New
\ orb aud lives in Juuosboro. The p.uy
might almost have been designated
New England reunion. The hdc- had
u common knowledge e many persons
and localiic, and enjoyed themselves rN-
cccdingly m talking OF "old tmr," aud
old places. aud were united IN their cN-
preston or gratitude to Mr.. Dr. ward
ncr for the rare pleasure the occasion at
iordrd them.
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CTlolta's Dreamy Waltz" which has
elected ~ much pr,isc from the press
AMI public throughout the country.
"Saur kuut,' 10y j, u. Buckley. was
then done iu u manner that cunyti'scd
thcasscmbly. aud drew forth applause
thnt has rarely been heard within
the walls OF the Nhcncum The
trim little Viola May lhrn stepped to the
ioutliGhts aud executed the hrWmiml
song "Silycr Threads Among the Gold"
in the mu,t crr,liablr way. aud retired
amid thunder of applause. OF the
play, ~ Widow Hunt" We have little
to say. knowing as We do that praise
from Us can be- ct hut little need; suffice
" 10 say. that the sup,rb acting oi every
member of the troupe, and especially
that "i VIZ. Stevens, was cuul tp any.
thing HAT has brcu presented To u Cairo
audience Ia many years. Tonight. the
troupe viii produce tor the second time
IN thi, city, "Dtuitl Boone, the Hero uf
Kentucky which /. play rplrlr with
interesting scenes aud iucdcul.. aud
should To- witnessed 10y a large audience
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Attention, Merchants oT thc sur.
puttuuit1u s,u,,t.x

y
nave iull stock and can alw Y. n or
der "n que u,Nac md al .sv,rt ID IT.
Louis PIT 90 The Toll vnyi,
l 1t Nr" 90 bNni At prescott.
lum' Chimney, or IN kinds. hy the H,,.
ret, uu or dut.u
"l s'i nmps ,nll s'1os aud Kinds.
u dih".vut s llr, aud knds of unr
a. ss n.
Llmp lluru'rt ot an Icscrip i,ns.
LImpw h, Hrcr mn =. Gh.. II fleet p.
''"1l Oil t'au irI,.r, Ctuc ~tiud., 1n f.
tIwt 'tmd', md ~ l,ctr,c y hne IN hr
ere hr,N ard Glt..Na,c ia.
Nv II guarantee to duul,nt, any bill
pWcho' IA ST. Lous md give cnuI &,
ns goot IN assortment. rs m, ,,o,N /. ,om
pl.'c ~ al Mud, IT Queen aud rl,,w rr.
lW hive put up II cp.k tor the ,rIdI
ttlr Re iughru and yellow wave. oh
l"il 'tll At ,1ptr ccnt 1G hc icgal,r h.r
pii,r..
Al-p Wll live or rnri and r ckrt ,u,.
~ ~ ted Bu t. IL, raplr nui Tea
spo NJ, an Soup Lullc- & me aud zee
tor ur''l'r'. u III TWAS,
".-'-L Cor siNtn n CON. Az.
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s,crch Concert.

owing TO circumstances which could
not be avoided, the regular concert, civ.
en- every SUNDAY evening by Mr.. Edmund
ilurinrr. proprietor of the Planters
House. was postponed on last sunday
night. but on Tomorrow evening, we are
requested Ia state by Mr.. lIurlnrr, he
Will again offer his friends and the cItl-
gems IN general one OF the finest musicII
treats hat has ever been known I'm the
history of Cairo. The Eisrnbllrp concert
trolp" has been engaged for the OCCASION.
ana VIII discourse music of the first char
actrr for the amuSrmrnt and pleasure of
the friends VIII " wish to attend the
performance. a fresh and largo
supply OF Schlitz's excellent Milwaukee
beer will arrive by express from Mlwau.
k"e to-day for the event, which will be
served up in the most approved style to
those who are fond of the beverage.
Besides this, a supply OF the most pala.
table cdiblrs that the m lrkrt of The city
affords, will be at the command of the
guests. which may be had at any time
during the evening. All in all. this Will
be the concert Of the season. No one
should fail to attend.
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4 ID 'sir,,c,iYc CIV.

Thursday night, while all the good aud
lawful citizens residing in the neighbour.
hood oi Ninth aud Walnut streets. were
wrapped in the arms of Morpheus. u
COW. "" know not of what color or are.
"r by whom owned, quietly opened The
CAT" of Phil Saup', residence. on Walnut
street, walked IN. dcyourcd all the food
acceptable To her fl.Iidluus taste. which
she could find, and then, not being salts
fled with This, deliberately set Ia work at
chewing the lattice work of the porch.
which She completely ruined. aud then.
having done all the damage she could.
walked ont. Phillip j. now asking the
question put 10y many others: is there
40 way to put II stop To stock running nj
large on the streets OF the cityy'
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Go au,l Nee Her.

Landlords Of hotel. ana boarding houses
will iind IL to their adva trgr to c,ll upou
Mrs Coleman, l.pnnd ess, No ~ Four h
street, between " shirg IN and CONNER.
cid avenues. IIt,l and 10 lrling-hou G
washi <, 73ccn pr doz n. For piece work
pr crs IRE ~ follow. SINCE shirt md |.
lar, Zoe: p'r dozen G; sock Dc; two col.
and al geNtlcmcn'1 wear, sOc per
dozen. Ladies' drcsse., % II so;
skirt II h 90; drawers 70 10 l5c; two
gair hose re: two co lars 8 10 q. For To-
dies plain clothes 81 oOpnr dozen; for Ia
dies fine clothes, 81 25 per dozen; done
dr'mptly, and promptly delivered. IA
tronsSe solicited.
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Free ItiUc.

Justice Il. Cunningham will run - fire.,
to'c of hacks 10 the candidates ball. 80 b,
gwen by J.. II. Corcurrn, corner Thirty.
Fourth street aud Ohio Lcvrr, next Non.
day night. The hacks will run every
hour, commencing ut 5 o'clock. The
route viii be- ~ follows: Leaves corner
"i sixth street and Commercial avenue.
running up Commercial to Twentieth
street. on Twentieth Ia Washington. up
Washington to Thirty Fourth. aud ont
Thirty Fourth To Ohio lcvcc aud the
ball. Candidates aud their friends are at
wrlcom" Ia u tree ride. l-l7-2t
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Recovery ocn Stolen watch.

some Time ago, 4 gentleman residing
in Du Quoin. named G.. \. d. Baum. wa,
robbed Of Il valuable watch and chain.
and the gentleman offered reward of
lllly dollars, in hopes Of recovering hi,
prJprrtt \ shDrD Ii ne If cfwarI, Il ma /
named Frank Mcfarland sold to MIR
James Lane. proprietor ol the Crystal
saloon, Oltlis city, Il silver watch and
cham, for twenty-five dollars, and Mr.
Lane, being the ppsScs,or OF rs rood a
piece a. he desired To carry, and having
n u,c for the newly purchased article. ia
turn sold it to rabcr BROTHERS, jewellers.
II 50 happened thu Mr.. Tabcr was the
gentleman who had sold the watch to
Mr. Baum, nearly three years ago, and
recognized it, and upon receiving intor-
nation of the stealing, at once gave no
tee To the owner aud claimrd the reward.
which will be paid TO him. Mcfarland.
VIII" sold the watch To- Lane, says that he
bought IL from man while on the ears,
and that hrdocs not know anything more
of the affair.
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Tho rivers are falling slowly. III,
fall Yesterday wa slight.
The Calico Hop at the 81, Charl,
hotel ON last evening wa, a grand sue
cess.
-llucincr viii give another sacr,d con
cert AT the Planters House Tomorrow
night.
Mrs. II. II. Candcc t. in Ia Slllc. IT,
called away lay the death. of scarlet lcvrr
of her sisters infant child.
--"Gcntlc Gcrould" wa, ont Yesterday
with q gang Of wurkmcn, repairing the
glS pipes on the Ohio Lcvrc.
The Carloln Comedy company will
MAKE their lat appearance mt the Athc-
nrm Tonight, aud the house should BE-
well flied.
The ipc water, which has been with
H. tor n short season. now that the sew
era have been opened, i, falling at the rate
OF four inches per day
The cold wind which prevailed du-
ring Yesterday. made the gentlemen here
ahnuls don their ov,rcoits, and the Ia.
dies their win rr wraps.
The cold aud di-ngrccahlc weather Of
the last few days has intcrlrryd material.
y win the hrusc-clcining operation. of
the iidic4 of the city.
Tile body of little Joln Mccarthy.
which was found on the Kentucky shore
ofthe Ohio river, on rhIrslIv evening,
was brought to this city yesterday morn
ing.
The Odd-Fcllows of Mound CIV
will celebrate the 10Th IN their own way
al homr. a lecture on Fellow, shin
viii be one OF the features of the cclrbra-
ton.
The contest tor the different Offices 10
be given by the people onu.Nt Ia. sduy
Is growing very wIrm. Cml,dllc, may
he seen on every corner, ml things are
beginning to livcn up considerably.
-Thc falling >ipc water Ia, lett e, al
dog high aud dry on the vacant ground
in the rear of Mr.. Fdlh', residence.
which sholld be removed before II be-
com b, oI3n,ive to the ollacloric5 Of pass.
or -by.
Alexander Lodge /. o. O. f., may
not have the pleasure Of attending Tie
Odd-Fcllow,' celebration at Jonr,boro
on the 2jlh. The Narrow Gauge i,
pushed for cars, ami the Illuoi, Central
asks too much for II special traiu--a-ks
fpr all that i, in sight.
The Investigation says: "Schuckcrs
got INTO trouble Yesterday. and -hot at
'nr slpr water. probably bccJl.r he had
u SrlliGr against the water lie was
promp " arrested aud "arcorl,ngly"
lincd. lie hid no busincs, "clucrlliny
his weapons
This, we are called upon 20 inform that
little sheet, /, nf,lsc report. Il wis not
othuckrr' who shot and mi Il the sipr
was it he Who va- arrest
ri and accordingly llncd.
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Married.

On Thursday evening, Mr.. David Hall
and Miss Julia Cortn were bound in the
holy bonds OF wrLlock ut the Spu hrrn
Hotel. After the marriage ceremony had
been concluded. aud congratulations
ettrn lie To the hlppy couple. the
spacious dining room Of the southern was
cleared pfils firli ur', AL tn gusts.
of whom there was n number present, all
joined in merry dance, which was con-
tinued until u late hou', The young
couple are strangers in Cairo,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17

The above saloon, corner of Eighth street
AMI Commercial avenue. (. fixed n in
oil sty'c--airy and com 'rrtnhlc. Nv r.
sunday moruiug y,uw II iird -proad q.
In ch and gl"s &C Milwaukee Iagc
beer, which "a I he Leaf. aud thrtcis ut
any Oh ng". Il hi' 1T Bar You WI ii rd
the II kind I Liq Tor, u Il O. AIS. and
ny desire st gyc every on ol my Gust =
mere who patronDzc me, satisfaction
{ ound! FRED. llUrHAINZ.
,i-3. I'M
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Will thew APgpufp

II has been suggested by numerous
persons. that the "Woamn'S Club and
Literary Association" of this city. accept
the challenge of the Palucah people. Ia
spell against them at the time mentioned
and on the conditions set forth in the
challenge, ~ Published ia the BULLETIN
"A few days ago. whether this body of
worthy lad,rs Will see fit to comply with
the request. We cannot say. but W" are
quite cont lent that were they 10 do 50.
and 90 10 Palucih with the determine
lion to carry OH the horns. they will sue
cccd. The time named for the match To
lake place, it should be rem'mb red. Is
not tar distant. and the members of the
society will not have mach time to spare
Ia coming to Il conclusion.
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The Heart Is n wonderful rump,

III" y'lve- OF which - enald shut seventy
or sh.y times per minu'n q, airol,l e
stimuli ut he AIKEN n o the Ol cd g pump
wo ksmnch iister, nm lhi-ulu tn al pced
wears ont the VII IN !" hinery. Al the IN
toXi u ing ms runs ivrrtI.e I a 1T mic, "
"reno'ato ), SO rrrcti,o )" Nc. pr duce
tins di'nst Gus fle't, aud nee all intrli.
gen Ch'istinnN are tina k'ul hat IN
NALKSR's VEG sTABLE VISEGAR BIrrpns
7-r'in nvlIora1 and lltrrat ye withou u
sting-'i' ever wh re 'uppl nting ihcss
prophet ry poi,ons. Ala 4w,
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Tnkc Nn,,cc 10 nm.

am pre-, urcd - 'un'sh - customers
Is '"ts AID ,oc., ofas lne mnt,ria "A, nrnl
~ fl an ! 'h .ap IN picv as n he p ~, ured
b, germ III slo,u,ati rp r.oIs. r ncn
u rhoomakcr' uyug FRIENDSHIP maker.
VI u la the Easl, 10 send or tLrm. a,L
tanker pa lie olicrr, aud olhrr PER +
TT Ike not 60 OF tais Loun ,cm, Mt. /
make Boots aod shoes n any lyle aud #
eNer quail y. GIVE meat II,
X ~ mbrr the loc 1 on o. my shon--
rw nlicth - ct bc.we II Po ltrsrr ,tand
Wa hing on avenue, ne n the tuurr House
~ fist. Nm EuLyIg.
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Practice versus Prrecpt.


"lt i not our intention To- conduct this
canvass on thrpcr~onal blark-gurd prin.
ciplc. '--.inrk li'misr'S hcesiig0toy.
rNACIICT.
"'Thr B,lictb wants IN know what
Kind of II change the people OF Cairo ~
quirc. We would suggest that a great
many vi them request Us To- say that II he
would change his shirt 1t woull
he an accommodation to The pro-
Pile who are compelled To smell him
--.jack U'Wt-r'S hrc,iJaior.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Rotcker Is now IN ruu control of
he Washington bakery. aud having learn.
ed the wants Of tho pubic, Is prepared l.,
~ ny on eau ~ demands tor French loaf.
To ton, iroNn aud Graham hrcnd. ami
eN ryIhing else ordinarily iouni Ia Or.t.
cias'h,k ~ lie maintains . IA to I, II
CONNECTION ric', mud can. ne wei - nty
other dealer In the city, hll al orders IN
that line, Cakes baked. frosted or orum.
oicut,d on short notice. Spo,n mtt,ullon
SVEN 20 tho orders OF wedding or li,nic
parties. pl2.tC
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Hr. tsilbprt's Secure.

Rector Gilhcrl's lecture. entitled ~
Trip to salt Lake CIty, Ulah," dcllv
cred at the High school building in thi'
city on Tuesday evening, the l3l
inst. will be- published cnlirc in the Ecca
ing S'm Of to-day Saturday,. Parlr, de-
string extra copies viii please send or
dcrN by , T.. M. ut the .Sin Office.
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Nnisrr ni ItA,iInAni.

S'hichl 4 Ulrirh have removed their
,hcm'cI d!r'ng AID eliza sing osta /.
ishnrut from the ,orror "f FL htn nd
Comm rel 10 Washington Az nue.
'ctwccn Nj III m ! T nth -ir e's. Tom-pt
II" " nj Of thri- M ny Gust mcrs III, y
lcvc ordered and have 81 rec ir,d frnu
{ pc Z, Ia &c lot oi the finest dye siul>,
and are now rca y to attend TO any or ic
n their line. 3;.3 dim.
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The old stand on Nth street hctwccr
Comm r'ial NV nuc an OIo lie 80, |. nj
wi,s ready to IL anN MI nj work IN th
black 'm,t lin. m kin: IN rep rirg W..
)ns Huggo- Snd Drns. Esp,ri, attention
given To- h"r< -shorinS. as make my ow
shoe IAN m,k" them b avy or Ii ht.
ta' y'u Il" ire, inr you all X ,ow that ~
nome m de sho are the be I. "a r,un 1-
'nd am Ill c To- Z W. YOU .a,i.iuclion.
I}-3.li.lm FRED. llUfHEINZ.
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Real state Faxes,

All taxes of Whatever Guar e or o. de.
scri Jiion, vii become deli alcut on IN
ID h nst'n', and work upon the dclinq
tan lisl~ll hen tie commune Il Prso,
In AREA iort,x,s will N X note fl
thl-, nsm III lhor n ii 90 will he iven AMI
M iurth E hnl n &c Ice extended Ia
III IN by tue collector, unhe' The law
ALiN II. IRWIN.
county Collector.
CArRo, ILL.,. April it, 1873.
G0-l- .dS Ntd.
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notice.

have received ltsc cons eumcr' 4
tho c'c.rhr Ted "uowo.tu," sewing MAJ.
cmnr., nud no cio her, after sup Is rh.d q.
maui The e u.co m, running short at
m ,ch'uc- was thc uahli ui trs conp,n,
4" 'np ''y the maud h 80, ,ycr II th x
I" tp thr.c mt,hi,c.. ruu ST wum ui
u,w M nlrc, can i,si the or ut Kut VI
% | m chln's hy loNiug thri. urd,,. to
"ntne o M, hla,.' a the agony.
iIi..L Ii,NNuN'S lio,kaI.ur
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We are Informed that Mr. \. u. SAT
ford, of the FIRST National Bank, la,
purchased tine blooded mare, which
viii arrive in the city to-day. The ami
mails name is Kate KYLE, and it j. said Is
able TO goo along 2;j5 without much
OF IN clio"s. lhi' is Il ia,t animal tor this
part of the country. and wccNpect TO see
Mr.. Stafford throw the dust in the eyes OF
oycrybuhy in Cniro.
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We'll.

Peter Conant, who, it will be rcmcm-
bcrcd, WAS 80 unfortunate Us 10 lose his
right limb while switching ears on the
Illinois Central railroad. some two
months ago, is now able to be out, and
took passage on the steamer Jim Fish Tor
Paddcal Oh Thursday evening, where he
goes 10 Transact business.
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C,ndIdatcs' Bail.

Mr.. =. II. Corcoran proposes to give
a Candidates Ball" at his house. corner
Thirty-iourth and Ohio levce. next Mon
day night, April 10, aud promises Il first
class time, with plenty OF enjoyment for
all who participate. Come one. come
all. Candidates and your friends. meet
and improve the time. a good string
band will be In attendance for the benefit
ofthose who wish to trip the light fan
tastic. a-l1-5t
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Noticc OF s..n,.,.I,

The well krown barber chop, corner
T. ghth and & miner ial, pre- id, Il ~ ~
he pOpula artlst. q orge - iuh u.r. hu,
removed one d or north on omm re- al /
he q and crn'ral llo'el. The new STOP /.
a g. AMI comm iii us, nnd those wsrtrg
Tor any hing artist n the way of f,shi ~.
ALL hair Gu ting, smooth sha e, ct :. will
10 well to call at the Grand Genital Barber
shop. II .,-I:,.tf.
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TOR Treasurer.

By the request Of MAY citizen. I announce
NY cen - = candidate ilr the uil,C ct Irri,upr.
AZ Toe rh,dtu- 'itl election
JAMES klN~IEN
MH Enron. Please announce ne q vtiidi-
duC tUrtc-cictiiUIt tur uiuvcuf Itty ir,ri,utrr.
al tIc c,suing mduiCipai election.
Is y BLAKE.
We nrr authorized to announce JANE. " e..
IL " Ahl a, - ,iturittr iuI iuv once Of CIV
Treasurer, ut the "a SUNG cuirt,r clcU,tuu.
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Piano and Organ TunIuw.

Mr. VI. kulnc Dies RS Us to SAY ia II he j.
ready or eel 'rl "s inr ri no u Il or.
snn lnn'ag. and rcpa rirs mus ca slru
mc Is. Ord"r> may he tpt the 20 nc.
Thirteenth and Walr't streets, o y. -.
30 6Gi, and w,ll receive prompt nt.on
ST. q 3m
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Tho choices lot o Fine 81 tloncry ever
brought 20 t.iro conf IN o. every su lr
rom the llrc'' RcIp 10 tnr plain L'pn,i Id
not ., "u'r.. chcl yo,t idy at mnnou'.
- l., ore. Any one wishing their pap :
Ink q Il" nuhayo Il cyccu ed T., the q.
test 'tbIo without extra cost Ladies' arc
Invited - call an examine, NJ
i.li-at. IlANNoy,a BuoLb onu
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The new transfer boat, Vfbich needed
the att ntion OF Mr.. ID. AXtriI, az Loui,.
willie, II day or two ago, tor the Cairo.
Arkansas N r"Nas. and the Cairo q Vim
crnnc, railroad companies. To- he used by
the oalS At this point IA transferring
freight and passengers, will be- completed
and ready tor use on or about the first OF
Mac
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Hon. VIM. j. sykes. OF Memphis. Il
tcrpri>cs. AMI particularly in the Narrow
Gauge system, was III the city on Thurs
day and yesterday. llrcdlIc 10 examine
the Cairo and st. Louis road. aud l. look
my forward To efforts To connect the
South by narrow gauge roads with Cairo.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

H"ppy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses In carly life. Man
hood restored lmpchimenls Ia Marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment New and
remarkable remedies Books and circulars seat
free, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, ilON. Smith street, phiL.dcl-
phin, Pa IAN Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct aud professional
skin. lGO-l-l5-dSwim