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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

Nr. -. J.. Davis lecture before the Lib
cral Religious Society was one OF the best
which ha. been delivered before that 90
cicty, and was listened to with marked
attention by the audience. Davis talked
plainly to the Liberal Rolieioni,ts, bat
they took hi remark, IN good spirit, and
ono and al enioyed the lecture.
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THE TAYLOR LITERARY SOCIETY.
yhe Beueat rendered by them 90 shi
WoUau's tiub md Lsbrars
Association.
At the Atheneum. Friday Evening May
81, 1875.

TIE Taylor Literary Society. whose
| membership embraces some Of Cairo's
most accomplished and energetic young
| gentlemen. and who are anNiou. TO assist
the Womans Club and Library Associa.
ton in the accomplishment ofthc worthy
objects cnunciated IN their Bylaws.
lately published in these columns, have
kindly rendered the Woman. Club n
benefit. The Club having accepted their
offer, the boys have procured the
Athcncum. and will, on next Friday
evening. give an entertainment which we
can assure our readers will be rcplcte
with good things. aud a. this /. their
first appearance before the public. and "a
the entertainment will be tor the benefit of
most worthy object, We bespeak for
them such welcome from the citizens of
Cairo a. their generosity merits. We
will on tomorrow present to our readers
the programme which will be offered.
The following correspondence relating
to the entertainment explain, itself.
CAmo. ILLINOIS. May 18th, ls,j.
Secretary Of " { aud l. A.
The Taylor Literary Society being IL
sirou- OF assisting you in your effort, to
procure a library, tender you COM
pli'nentary benefit at the Athencum next
Friday evening, MAY 2l.t. Trusting thu
will meet your approval, await your
earliest convenient answer.
Respectfully, yours,
.loHN OSWALD. Secretary.
CAmo. May L., ls15.
Mr. John o.valj secretary Of Thylo Literary
society
Your liberal offer ha, been gratefully
received, and We fully appreciate the
compliment you tender II. in an enter
tainment next Friday evening. II will
materially aid u, in taking an important
step toward. IN which the public are in
terc.ted. Fratcrnllly yours.
&. I. r.. Gos-.
Secretary ". &. and l.. \.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

AZ a misunderstanding location the position
Of Cairo il not less important. The crude
msterisls Of every description, which con-
stitute the elements OF manufactured arti.
clcs. abound on every tide. iron ore, coal.
Of superior quality, and timber Of every
more than others, being easily
and cheaply accessible. and the rich agri.
cultural region Of the immediate peighbor.
hood, rs we'll as the more remote districts
rendered tributary to II by river and rail,
furnish supplies OF the Lecessaries Of life In
such abundance a. To render living except.
ionslly cheap. when the manufactured srti-
Giles are produced, the facilities for cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
equalled.
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NOtice-LuIIlber.

Having again established myself in the
Lumber business, at the Wall Il Ent Mill
| am prepared to sell lumber Of oil kinds,
lathe and shin giles at wholesale and RETAIL
aud to Offer ezra Inducements ut all times,
guaraui ceing the lowest possible prices.
&1l.b-tl.lm. Us MCGAUEY,
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all partie. inter-
ested. that after ths ?o.h inst, the ordi.
nances in relation to ob,truc,ing sidewalks,
throwing filth, broken glass, or other rub
bish into the streets, or exposing their
wares or merchandise in such manner.
upon awnings. as to obstruct the free pas.
cage OF per.ons, on or of the sidewalk, will
be rigidly enforced. W. VI. WILLIAMS.
5-s-tl. City Marshal
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Its central location in the great Valley Of
the Mississippi, and the great wealth offiver
aud railroad communication, gives to Cairo
unsurpassed advantages rs a commercial
point. a. 1t affords 10 her easy and cheap &C.
cess to all the grain producing districts of
the North and West, and similar ac cess 70 all
the agricultural produce consumers OF the
South, thus presenting the best location In
the Weston an Interchange Of the respect.
productions.
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piano and organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires us TO say that he i,
ready to receive orders for Piano aud Or
gan tuning, und repairing musical instru'
meats. Orders may be left at the corner o.
Thirteenth aud Walnut streets, or 7. o.
box $50, and win receive prompt attention.
s3.e-18.5m.
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To Move.

We understand that Mr.. steele, vino
tor several years past. has resided at the
corner of Fourteenth street aud Washing
tom avenue. viii remove "a the large
frame building. situated at the corner Of
sixth street aud Washington avenue.
within short time.
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Alexander Chapter.

\ regular meeting OF Alexander Chap
ter. No. l2l. Eastern star will be held
at Masonic Hall. this "Wednesday
evening, May 18th, ISIS. Business OF
importance before the Chapter All
members are requested TO attend.
FANNIE T.. LYoN. Secretary.
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Ladies' Furnishing Store.

A ladies' furnishing store has.been opened
IN the Theatre building, and stocked with
a tail iire ofeyerything pertaining ladies'
wear - ready-mads dresses, underwear,
etc. all Of the latest styles. and will be sold
at lower figures than ever before offered in
Caito. These goods were purchased In
New York. are OF the best msterisl, and
will be sold very reasonable. Also Mill
merry good. OF all kinds. 36-i-30-im.
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observation-disclosures

Fred reichman, at his cigar and toba go
store on Eighth street, has just received a
large and complete assortment of pipes, etc.
and large stock Of the best brands OF sno-
king and chewing tobacco. +. rs stand
ard cigar always on hand. Give him call
All -5-g-lm
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Cairo aud NJ. Louis Railroad.

ON aud after May 9TH the Passenger
Train on this road viii leave from the cor
ner OF Commercial avenue and Second
street at 7;i5 . m. The train will always
stop at the platform OF the Freight House,
foot Of Fourth stree. near the Mississippi
leyee, where passengers can obtain tickets
to st. foui. aud all Intermediate points.
CAIRO, May 4, lsI5.
l-G-lW. John loGGIII. Agent.
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Reduced Rates.

We will take, at the -. Charles Hotel
during the summer months, 80 day DO iraers'
at So per month. and5o boarders with cool
pleas ant rooms on the upper noor, at soo
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying bosrders will be
accepted. JEwxrr WILCOX NO.
3lI.as.lm. Proprielors.
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LOOK HERE,
Bsse DaiIs of Every Description
Al
PHI. II. SAUP'S.


On aud after June 1si, 1873. all dogs run
Mug at large, on which tax has not been
paid viii be disposed Of. Call st the City
Clerks Office and pay tax.
o-s-td. WIN. VI. WILLIAMS.
CITY Nar.hsl
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Cairo has moral. intelligent. liberal and
enterpri ing population Of about Il, 00o-hss
with others conducted by private enter.
prise, afford unsurp ssed educational cd.
vanisges--is possessed of well.established
churche. Of nearly every denomination
has public and pri, ate buildings Of . supe-
r.or characteristics climate, which for "a.
lnbrity and hesthiul influences cannot be
surpssssi-has q well-rcgulated and ef-
tcieul municipal organization, its streets
lighted with gas, and other metropolitan %.
yantagss, which make II highly desirable
and In reality not 10 be excelled asa place
OF perm ,nent residence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

The bigges lunch ever set in Cairo. VIII
be spread every morning at the Planters
House. Wiener beer is the great attrac-
ton. 1t pays TO visit the Planters House
and try drink ofthi-, the finest beer ever
offered In this city il6'I-lj-oW.
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Nick NOrSe,

Mrs. Ilonnard pliers her services as sick
nurse. She l. experienced In all kind, OF
nursing. Public patronage respectfully So
licited. Leave orders on Cedar street. be-
tween Twsnty-Third snd Twenty-Fourth
streets, in the Porter House, or r. .. Box
o-S-Im.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

H. Block. boot and shoemaker, on Eighth
street, between Washington aud CONNER
cisl avenues, has Jus, received a new style
OF last, and ], now prepared to make boot
that, for ne itnes> and comfort, cannot be
exeelled. Give him a call and examine
this new style OF last. Gi-i-l5-lm.
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hsuged

Mr.. r. VI. Stockleth ha' removed from
the corner of Ninth and Walnut streets.
to the residence lately purchased by him
from Hon -. W. Mum. on Ninth street.
upon which hc ll- lately put many i'm
proyeUpnt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

NJ. T.. Fitzgerald has Just received and
las on ale al hi. sales room a large stock
II English ale, porter. IIenne-sy brandy
aud wiacs, and liquor, Of all kinds, which
~ viii dispose of a, ro asonable prices.
2-U-p-aJ.tf
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Winters Gallery.
Open every day OF the week.


\ fun and complete stock OF fine and COM
mon buggy harness, single or double, At
ST. LOUIS PRICES, a. the new shop next
door to Theatre-l05 Commercial avenue.
5-.-2w. l.. ID. AKIN Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

Cottage or two story. with good accom-
modations. Address or apply to u. +.
Bennett, Howe sewing Machine Office.
f2l-5-l 1T.
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prices compete with any In the West, and
there ls no reason why they should not
be. rs they have proved themselves. sue
Uesstul
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

1t !, said tina, all the engines belong
Ing TO the fire department of this city
have not been worked at one time. until
Yesterday morning. for over live yclr-.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

The police court, were very dry yes
terJlay. Judge Bros i engaged in coun-
ty business, county court helm. in ,c--
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk. Paducah.
Thompson Dean. New Orleans.
Great Republic, New Orleans.
City of Chester. ~. Louis.
Tow-bolt Future City, st. Louis.
Jno. Gilmore, Ohio river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk, Pa1ucah.
Great Republic, ST. Louis.
Thompson Dean. Cincinnati.
City OF Chester, Memphis.
Tow-boat Future City, New Orleans.
Wild Duck, 1T. Louis.
Juo. Gilmore. II. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

The Arabs claim first water at the big
fire yesterday mosting. and it i, gem
orally conceded that they are entitled to
TINT honor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

Mr.. Walter \. Molin. proprietor Of the
Laclede hotel. st. Louis. was la the city
yesterday. Iii, headquarters were at
the ~. Charles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

The Trustees Of the Cairo City
Property desire to call public attention
to the merits Of their property. cotnpris.
ing considerable portion Of the City of
Cairo. in Alexander County, in the State
of Illinois, and lands Immediately ada
cent thereto.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-19

Mr. g. ID. Williamson is now engaged
IN putting new roof on his residence on
Washington avenue. and otherwise i'm
proving the premises.
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CAIRO mARxET...WH0lESALE.

Corrected Daily by T. NJ Stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo Board OF
Trade.
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DISTINCTIVE FIRE.

Henry Eieh',-H'S Turnitare store
Last ln tsups
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Stuart E. Gholson

Respectfully announce that
they will remove to the elegant
store room adjoining Rockwell
& Co.'S Book Store. on Com
mercial avenue. between 9TH
and 9th Sts., on Monday, May
gath.
Gratefully acknowledging the
patronage Of our friends in past
years, we hope, in our new To-
cation, to be able to serve our
friends quite as faithfully as
before. and to their greater
convenience.
We shall offer q more com.
pIete stock in all departments,
and at the usual low and uni
form range Of prices which
have rendered our house so
popular. In order to open
with a clean stock we shall Of
fer during this week such bar
gains as will ensure a cleaning
out Of stock.
STUART & GHOlSON.
w. -Is-ti
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Engine and Boiler: also saw Mil fix
lures. ii wanted. particular, enquire
orc. Il. Woodward. ;j-l-lm
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Jno. F. Tollc, II, c. ieager. Grand Lake
from the south: G. b. Church. City Of
Quincy. Ohio river; Ste. Genevieve,
Utah, -. Louis.
RIVER. WEATHER ASD BUSINESS.
The river last evening Was 70 feet .
80 inches on the gauge. having fallen IL
inche, during the previous - hours. The
decline continues general appoints above
Weather mild and delightful
GENERAL ITEMS.
The tow-boat Traveller wa, sold at
Pttsburg. saturday, for SLIGO.
The Republic had about 500 tons and
a fair trip of people for st. Louis.
The Banuock City is engaged in tow
Ing log, tor the Cairo box factory.
-COpt. j. ;. West and Jake swivel
have purchased the steamer John b..
Maude.
There was Il smart frost at Frank
fort. on the Kentucky river. on sunday
morning.
The Cha-. Morgan. Cherokee. Attain
tic and bargcs. and Longworth are en-
route from New Orleans.
Capt John T.. Kaiser, superintendent
of the Anchor Line. has purchased one
eighth Of the steamer Bismark for 100.
Excursion trips 10 the prospective
Jettyville of Capt. Eads. at the south
pass. are now advertised in New Or
leans.
Commodore Parisat. OF the ''P' line,
Yazoo river steamer, says his new boat
now building at Louisville will be called
the letter "P.
Capt. Eads. on his late visit TO the
south pass, found matters more favorable
than lac had anticipated, for commencing
| the ietty work. and he i. satisfied that in
twelve months time he will have 20 feet
water m the pas. aud over the bar.
The Thompson Dean had Il good
trip of freight aud 50 passengers for the
Ohio. Capt. ". b. Millar, her new com.
mandcr. is delighted with.thc behavior OF
the Dean. and is satisfied that she is all
her magnificent appearance would indi'
catc-,hat /, an \ No. money making
boat, as.wcll as one oil the finest and most
comfortable passenger packet, alloat.
Capt. Eugene Shinkle. formerly clerk
of the Cha.. Bodmann, is now commands
inc the excursion steamer Champion No .
She is champion of all the champions
built expressly for picnic and pleasllr,
partie, /. fast, safe and elegant, and vii
no doubt bc the favoritc at Cincinnati du
ring the few days that yet remain before
Winter sets IN. She made her first eN
cursion on Monday, taking the 81. Pau
German Evangelical Association to Par
Tor Grove
A dispatch to the Cincinnati Com
merclal from Evansville, speaking Of til,
Glasgow says: while at .Iohnsonvill'
man invaded her and carried of her ba
fixtures. under prctense that the ba
keeper owed cost In state case, il
which he had prosecuted a negro for rob
bing his drawer. Not being able TO es
tablislp the guilt of the excused, the PEG
ple claimed he should pay the costs o
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Oaa-Psllows Hall also Badly Damaged
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prosecution, which he refused to do: hence
the dastardly outrage

VAR DEPARTMENT, RIyEn t,grosT,
Nav H. ts75
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Loss Estimated ~ Ti0een Thousand
Dollars
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Lots aud land In Cairo arc now offered 81
very low pIices, saoy ding favorable oppoT'
tuuities 10 purchase, and the owners pre-
sent the location 10 the public % Offering
unrivale advantage tor the s,iccetstui es'
tsbl shmsnt OF commercisl or manufsctur'
ing enterprises, and the best locality IN the
country for profitable investmtnto' capital
.. STAATs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARsoNs,
TrusessA sts.
cAIHo, ILL.,. May VI, ls't.
bl9u.
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Anew wagon for sale AT . bargain. APP
ply at the BULLETIN counting-room. n.
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Local weather Rcport.

CAIRO. III. May J. ISIS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-27
AItrENIAN lYELLS.

AR. Thomas Wilson, Of Cedar
Hill, in this county, proposes u
form II joint stock company to rur.
chase tho necessary machinery for
boring nrtscan wells in this coun.
", Tho machinery required will
cost in tho neighborhood Of seven
or eight thousand dollars, and with
II wells can be sunk TO any desired
depth and through any kind Of soil
or tho hardest Of rock. Tho appa
ratus consists ofa diamond drill
which is operated from tho surface
Of the ground, and can DO penetrat.
cd in the earth Mt tho ratio of from
forty to SIXTY feet pcr day, accord.
ing to tho nature OF the earth. II
is to DO hoped that Mr.. Wilson will
be successful in getting tho stock
taken ut once. Tho advantage OF
these wells on our prairies cannot
be estimated in dollars and cents.
When introduced, it will we'll repay
every farmer in tho county to have
one. Thoy are no experiment ;
wherever they have been sunk,
they have proved a blessing.
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gALL a. TnE g0UnTn0usI AND
HIGIsIEH,

We again call tho attention OF
our reAdera TO tho subject OF regis
tralion, for tho purpose Of urging
tho necessity Of prompt attendance
al tho Clork'a office, on tho part ol
every citizen who has not already
registered
On next Monday, tho seventh
day from to-day tho olectloo,whleh II
10 aellI6 tho question whether or not
wa aro 10 have u now constitution, ID
10 be hold. We believe thero IN scarce
ly any division Of opinion IN this
dislrict, IN W tho neeesalty Tor hold
Ing tho convention, With iew OK
oopllons our oltlsona agreo WIN
Tng HERALD that tho defeat Of the
convention would DO u great mlslor
tune 10 the state and yet we leaI
lhcre IN u considerable number oI
otherwise legally qualified voters
In Dallas county who have not yel
Registered, In tho Lancaster ncleh
bOihood alone, wa have boon In
formed thoro aro NJ lolst one
hundred and fifty citizens who
have not regIatorod. In tho ylclnl'
W Of Scyono, II Ia said, there arc also
quito u nunbor, aud Of other parts
Of tho county We hear tho aam'
story,
Thoro seems to bo aomo mlsap
prohcnsion IN regard 10 tho duty o
tho Clork IN this matter, Tho law
provides that ono month before
every general election, tho Clcrl
shall visit or Sond u deputy TO Gael
precinct for tho purpose Of register
ing qualified voters. But NJ Spec,d
elections, tho registration is all don'
II. tho Clerks oillcc NJ tho count,
scat.
Tho registration books Of thi
county will DO closed on next Thurs
day night, and Whoever il not roy
istorcd NJ that time will have M
voice in determining tho question
Of convention or no convention
Therefore lot every nnrogstcrc'
ciliacn come forward and perform
this duty before ii is too latc,
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ia galveston for u 10, When tbs same
Was worth la ~, lOnis " W, y not hW
t0 encourage shipments ~ hAlFfnAilli
A trade with New Orleans ~ gran
has sprllng 40, aud ihe price ~ NheAl
has advanced i've cellls ptl pushpl w
the last day ~ iva by tho appearance
Of several New Orleans myers w N''A
III h the desire Of most shippers here
IA send pr0dnGe ~ Galveston ana lhey
look up6n the Gulf City ~ lhe natural
nlilet nr the whole hlalfi blll ull leps
freighls are reduced 90 heller prices
offered, Galveston will lose the HAne
~ Northern Texas
Upon which the News renarhHi
There ARE too many active minds
and willing hands ~ ald lhp gram ~
on Rlate la 1lher direelinnH ~ make
ID safe fDr our people ~ lllllt lipll
ohanGes Of success IN lhls llfepllpl
will any such contingencies
nlt In the desire Of most shippers
here,n says the Dallas dispatch, no
send produce ~ Nalyeal0lli W Hley
Look upon the Gulf Clly ~ mo nnulfal
n,llel inr the whole State hlil IN lesh
lrelalls are reduced or better prices
olIgred, Galveston will lose The trade
of N0lthern legas,n And nOlhlng
else IN 10 he expected, one dollar nnd
ton cents N no price far wheat ~ We
present advancing state ~ we gram
market, aud although the sale ~ lhnl
figure, lhe other day, N nllrlbllahle Y"
tho absence OF demand, lllH very. NJ
aenoe Of demand II Just what has W 10
overcome,
A market must he made for glnln'
Our Interior friends show u dlup0Hll ION
la send their produce here, alll "
should be- seen 10 that n brings w yhl'
no. Let II be- bought for cAporllon,
| through some medium Of combination
among our mercantile men, ANA let lht
bnsl be done 10 prevent ~ helng urn
ed away from the gul port, SNORT
time, no doubt, the demand hofr WIZ
loo equal 10 the supply, hut IN v 10
meantime the way hnH Ia bG phVeh ny
JudlclOua management
This grain trade, In liz Inception,
should he regarded IN something 10 DC
nuriurod aud developed, II should
not be made even source Ol pf0lll pf
thought Of In that light, until the blHl'
moss Nv fairly under way. There nfe
certainly cntcrprlslng spirits enough
among our business men ~ overcome
the difficulty under which Galveston
IL now laborIng In this particular, Nn,l
who may devise plan whereby capt
tai sufficient Gnn bo secured 10 pur.
chase all the gain that OILERS NJ lls lnll
market value. Let our merchants gel
together aud try.
On the same day that wheat was
selling in Galveston for ono dollar
and ton cents, tho samo grade IN ST
Louis according to tho Globo.Dcm'
ocrat, was bringing ono dollar thir
ty.soven and half cents to one
dollars and forty cents por bnshcl
Tho difference in freight pcr cal
load of three hundred and fifty
bushels being only ton dollars
or lcss than three cents POI
bushol to ST. Louis than TO Calves
ton, IL in clear that ~ matters now
stand, our merchants and farmers
arc losing from fifteen to twent,
cents on every bushcl shipped Il
Galveston.
AS we are dcsirous Of seeing Tex
as products going to Tcxus ports We
trust this state of affairs will not be
OF long continuance.
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II You ara hiliousl dYspnplle anl eensll'
paiei, dnn'i make war 0p lhn stomach hF
successfully swallowing hlue pills slfang
puTgaiiyns ana pnwerml aslrlnHenla, hnei
procedure damages digestion sud weakens
lhN bowels, leaving slnmaphi liver ana ia
iesllnes, amer ihe Immediate eHhel' W . con
dilion NJ greater dlsnmpr lhan before lhAl
complete Tellef which remedies ~ the ahnYe
description slgnallY fail 70 anord u ohlAlnel
10y using ll0sleiters Stomach hllien- And
for tho besl of Reasons. iiilinusness 10 mo 20
suit NJ inactivity Of the liver dyspepsia 81
weakness NJ tho digestive nrgansi Ani pnn'
situation ID produced by tho above causes
operating together Tie illlers being .
powerful slnmaphle, overcome indigestion
Wy stimulating tne secretion 81 gastric luieel
relieving hillouanpss Wy promollnH greater
activity NJ tho llyer aud tins enable lhe
bowels IA moi with renewed regularity,