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Its cent? al location in the groT Valley Of
the Mississippi, and the great wealth ofriyer
and railroad communication, gives to Cairo
unsurpassed advantages as commercial
point, AS it affords to her easy and cheap nc.
cess to all the grain producing districts OF
the North and West, and similar access TO all
the agricultural produce consumers Of the
South, thus presenting the best location in
the West tor an interchange Of the respect
pro 'uctious.
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~ Repository Of Fashion, PleNsur re-
ana InstructiOn.''
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
Illustrated.
NOTICES or THE PRESS

NOTICES or THE PRESS.
The Bazaar Is edited with contribution
oftact and talent that we seldom find In an
journal; and the journal Itself Is the org L
OF the great world Of fashion.-Ioston Trav
cler.
The Bazaar commends itself to every mem.
Der Of the household--to the children by
drOll and pretty pictures, to the young Ia.
dies by its Bankruptcies in endless variety.
10 the provident matrOn by its patterns for
the childrcn's clothes, to paterfamilias by
its tasteful designs for embroidered slipper,
and luxurious dressing gowns. Hut the
reading matter Of the BaZar Is uniformly OF
great excellence. The paper has acquired
q wide popularity for the tireside ENJOY ineni
il affords. N. y. Evening Post
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This city, as IL well known, is situated at
the confluence Of the ohio and Mississippi
rivers, at the heud OF uninterrupted nayiga-
ton OH tho Mississippi, being below OBJ
structiOns by lee in Tue winter and low
water In GUNNER, and thus has n clear and
open river communication at all times over
the Mississippi and lis tributaries, with all
the country south. TO the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character of communication with all
the country north over the streams flowing
by IL, when those streams are not isnayi
gable by reason OF ice or low water.
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INSTITUTE.
:A Established s:!ss,i,:a us;:...y.


'J'iiE only place where "a s,n. cure can BE- re-
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De convinced that this u the largest and most
complete institution of the Kind in America for
the successful Treatment Of all Chrome SeNuul,
Private aud Nenerral Diseases of both SEXES such
IA Syphiil-. Gouorriiui, elect, structure, Run
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urinary AMI syphiitic uismercurial affections Of
the throat, skin or bone, are treated with I'm
panllelei sue 'e-s. GonorIhpa cured In from
three 10 i've days. syphilis cured IN from i've
20 ten days over u 80 cases cured, seminal
weakness, SpefinatOrrhda, Night I.Osscs, sex
uai Debility and hnpot"Gcy, Loss of sexual
Power, ~ III. result Of s,li-ibusc in youth, sea-
ual eNcesscs in maturer years aud all inp-l-
ments 10 marriage, permanently cured without
mercury or any other mineral poison. Patients
nj a distance treated by letter Medicine, cent
everywhere, Young men who have become tn.
Nictiines OF solitary Nice-that dreadful and de-
structiye habit which annually sweeps to an un-
timely grave thousands Of Young men of the
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have ENHANCED listening >cuat.s
win the thundors Of elolucnce, or walked Ia
cc-tncy the living Tyre may call with full yonh-
/ dencc. What a pity that young man, the hope
Of hts country, the darling OF his parents should
he snuiched from all pro-pcci, and euipv-
ments OF life by the consequences OF deviutlng
from the path Of nature and INDUCING in u GER
tam secret habit such persons must, before
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and filled with melancholy reflections that the
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10 all erring young men we would say, do not
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Ayers .Aguc Cure.

fos s'e s.s;n az, Aglst tcrni!.sn' &c.
Dumb Aguc, Period. al or B.i;ous Re
vor, 60, and indeed 81 tho A .s-'t,iH
wnish arise from nalasI ~ g, .1a.aJ. I
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Express leaves Cairo daily ......"."".2:oo y. IN.
Express arrives nj Cairo daily .........,far a ~.
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Fo- Eeyerag, Aglc, q tcrinit.sn. &c.
uinS Aeuc fpiy sri,,a g. III a. al, &s
vor, 60, and indeed - tho a4s-,tuls
WElsh arise from malalIsJ g, .1a.-y 4
rniasnAtic pcisopS.
20 or' rcIariy. &. Jos, H.
~ called Ice Icy the Ne rt .'ic.
otthe tnrti.'au rr", = ;'....
sure ahd ~ en-" fen
- ~ Fe.rs ..n.i saur. I'd,
~ we AZ" usw en-. .,dt, ,.'rr,
with u poiirc; 49,. .ii..;y ...at
u wiE eradicate the disease, iiid WIFI A..
ance, founded on proof, ti,sl o.. h,r. .sn
arise from II use IN any uuauiJ.
That which projects ruin nr Ititfnf- 4,
disorder inl, hg OF immense .,f,i,.. 10. o..
comnuniics where II p.c,nii.. y.r-s.t. ~
Is better than cure; Frr IA i;icui c.,.ap.. ...
risk which h. must ran W yi,i"ri r,i4 3. ui
this balciul di>tcmprr. III. 80 - r. .I-
the miasmatic poison at s'r,"r er' So.
from the system, AMI pr rcpi f .l,..
ment OF the di.ci.r. II tHAri a.. t...' D. :
approach VI it, p.caonilnry s,i.i iog.
glca, superiority of this remedy us.' a.s
other ever discovered fo, .hc -prr., ans ,tr.
tain cure Of Intermittent. J.. rai 10 .pr' t.A,.
no Quinnc o. minerals con q.. r''r o. D..
duces no puinisW or o'li'r iniii.ipi.. r',rt.
whatever upon The constitution V...cY..u. 1t
10y II are lrn q. hcalihy %, il ihr' ir.d ur,rr
had the di.ca.".
Fever .n.i i.ur b.. MOI a.ou. ~, .,..i.
sequence Of tlic L,it.,nati poi Du 5 ... o.
variety 1f disorders arise Com, d.. ur.'.'i...
among which are Ncur,ir ia. ,th"n,na.
tisns. ssOus. rBe.iar:,c. Sii"iu"s,
IOotl,achr. EarasEc, { atarra. 18th.
mn. ruipttation, E'aiaf;;t lT.ts,.n
Of the SPlesa. 9sySfrY;r-. gain the
Bowels. Collie. Paralysis. and d.r.r 90.
ment OF The stomach, I'll 81 which, vitu
originating Ia lhi- cause, put "n iltt iu'rr-
mittcnt type, or hcruMr lrtjr't ~ iiii.
"GunIr exprl, the POISON from ~ i.'HN
and consequently cure thc.r ~ ..liLc u -
an Invaluable protection 20 i.auisun'. .ui
person. iraycilm. 90 Temporarily .r..ain- 10
the malarous Districts " iilrr orrt-.uu
ally or daily white cvroacd tn i..' iu.,.iion.
that will be cvrrctcd ntn Pre- -tyna arl
cannot accumulate in I'm 'i'i.t quartts e.
ripcn into disease Ilcn-c }; B. ,-Ca pusc
valuable frr protection than cu.rt .nt Sow
viii ever suffer from ln.rsni.".t- j.: iHry
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CAIRO,
ILLINOIS.

Tho Trustees Of the Cairo City
Property desire to call public attention
to the merits OF their property. compris-
ing q considerable portion Of the City oil
Cairo. in Alexander County, In the State
Of Illinois. and lands immediately ada
cent thereto.
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Times"-..The best. chenpcst, ana
most successful Family Paper
Ira the Union"
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Once No 81 i'ark tsa0.S.,. y.rL.
gro. =. ROW L.. ~ 80.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Mo-, u and 20 run Daily, No. - and No, a.
Daily, except Sunday.
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pON,1AAoK, HACK, COUGH, COUGH |

Cough Is symptom by which various
diseased conditions Of the throat, bron-
ehial tubes ndlungs manifest themselves,
But whether 1t arises from the irritation
produced in the throat and larynx by
taking cold, from an attack Of Bronchitis,
from incipient Consumption, or from var
ious other causes, nothing will allay 1t
more speedily or cure ii more permanent.
" than Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. II does not matter whether it DO
recent attack, or a lingering cough, the
Discovery il in either case equally well
adapted for its relief and permanent cure.
In fact, II will cure cough in One-half
the time necessary TO cure 1t with any
other medicine, and It does II, not by dry
Ing 1t up, butby removing the cause, sub
DUNG tho irritation, and healing the af-
tected parts. No time should be lost In
commencing the use Of a proper medicine
for the relief Of q cough, for unless this
course Ii pursued, serious and dangerous
disease Of the lungs Ia liable to result,
Golden Medical Discovery Is sold by all
dealers in medicines, eOdaw&w
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MARROW GuAoE RAt1RoAD.-lt Is now
almost certain that narrow gauge road
will be built between Washington and
Waynesbutg, Pa. There IL also project
to build narrow gauge road between
Weston and Clatksburg in thisssatc. A
West vlrginian, now in Louisville, KY
writes letter to the Weston Democrat In
advocacy Of the project, from which we
take the following extract:
nv opionion Il that a Narrow Gauge
Road would be the best, soy 8 foot gauge,
fhava had several years. experience In
building and working Railroads, and
tive II az my opinion that in the course
Of 10 years half The roads will DO built
three feet. First, grading only costs about
two.thitdS. Second, iron rails costs only
one.hali, and cross.ties lWo.thlrdS. There
Il ohe.halfand onc.thifd saved In putchas.
Inc ears and engines-When the road is
hSlshed Il will do all the work Of broad
gauge, Coaches will seat 80 persons.
Freight cars will carry Ia to 10 thousand,
while broad gauges carry 10 TO 20 thotis'
and. They make the same time. Now
suppose you propose to old Harrison and
LAWS counties that they subscribe one or
two hundred thousand dollars each to:
wards building narrow gauge railroad
10 Weston, Then lot Upshut and Ran.
dolph come In and help build It on to
Beverly, and In MY opinion you
will say In ten years that narrow gauge
roads are the thing.
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WASHINGTON,
unIsrow pRAHLEp.

WASHINGTON, January 23.--9ecretary
Bristow was confined to his bed to-day,
lie strained his leg yesterday by slipping
upon tho stone stairway Of the Treasury
building. The wound, though painful, Ii
not serious.
THEY DON'r WANT To DISCHARGE CANNON.
Five Of the eleven members Of the Com
mitteO on Elections are opposed 70 the
resolution OF tho majority to exclude Del
egatG Cannon from his seat.
4 pctiOner before the Court Of Com
missioners Of Alabama claims, alleged that
he has not ut any time mentioned In tho pc
tition "nor any other time or times, nc
tivdy or otherwise, or in any way en-.
gagged IN making or carrying on war
against the United States, or In aiding or
a6etting in amy way, shape or manner, the
So.callCd Southern COnte'lercy or any per-
son or persons engaged in tho rebellion or
making or carrying on war against the
United States aforesaid"
The Court decides this Is not sufficient.
Petitioner states, In substance, that no was
not guilty Of tho crime Of treason as
defined BY tho Constitution, whereas the
law expressly requires him 10 say that
he had borne truo alleglence to the United
States during tho period Of the late rebel
lion. Without such declaration no claim
Is admissible.
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
Tho Republican Senators are holding u
caucus to-day on affairs In tho South,
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Afternoon DISPATCHES
NEW YORK.
HEAvY DErALcAT1oY.

HEAVY pEFALCAT1Oh,
New YORK, January 23.-Henry Mic
oil, member OF the late Committee Of
Seventy, founder Of the Bar Association.
and trustee and business manager OF
several large estates, has drawn upon his
trusts, it Is alleged, for purposes Of spec
ulation, and his accounts show def
cheney Of 100000. Mr.. Sicolls owns q
controlling interest in the Eagle Slate
Quarry, Vermont and this property alone
Is considered ample security for his
creditors, The EfpftGI says the whole
matter hal hon explained md time will
show4h6 Intentional wrong In Mr.. EieolVs
business transactions,
II SPECIE sHRNENTs,
The specie shipments to Europe to-day
amounted to So, $4,000, Of which SS,O40,-
900 was gold,
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, increase, sl,S55, 800; specie, de-
crease, $2,505,60O; legal tenders, increase,
81 ,65s,700; deposits, increase, $500;
circulation, decrease, Sl35,40O; reserve,
decrease, Sl,OO9,925,
ICE JAM,
There b a great ice jam in East River.
Tho Wall street terryboats are not able
to run, and the boats on the other ferries
make long and irregular trips, The
boats which can run are packed with
passengers, and the passage Is attended
with much danger.
STEAMSHIP ASHORE.
The steamship Mediator, ashore on the
BarncgNt shoals, Is reported broken In
two, aud total loss. Sho was valued at
$4,000, and hOr cargo at $4,000.
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Philadelphia.

PHiLApELrHiA, January 2S.-Flourlullt
family extra 50 g5a5 81 y; high grades 50 %
al rs. wheat quiet; red 81 goal % amber
81 20. Corn improved demand; yellow 7sa
SOC; mixed western zoe; white SOC. Oats
dull, white 07c; mixed B5aB7e. Rye dull At
Q2c, PfpviStonsunchanyed. Butter quiet
New York State and Bedford county
choice at Sga40c; western 3OaS2c. Cheese
unchanged. Eggs strong; fresh PennSylva.
mia, New jersey, and Delaware 3la93c;go
western Of a0aSl. Petroleum, refined i2ci
crude IN barrels 9Hc; bulk &C. Whisky dull
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CiSCiSSAri, January 22.-CottOn, Flour,
Wheat and Rye quiet and unchanged:
Corn dnll and declined to 7Uc. Oats, he
nAnd active and prices advanced ut GOaGjc.
linrlOy, demand lair Anl prices advanced
spring 81 1iAi ~. Oils Butter, Cheese
and Eggs firm and unchanged, Pork quiet
ut $iS 70. Lard stealy and III moderate
lemnhL steam i3XG; kettle iIal44c. la
con firm al SaSiSal0Ac. bulk Meats firm
CT; shoulders U46c; clear rib 9.tSc elear We.
Green Meats, shoulders OHc; sides ga9he.
Whisky, tlehiatd tdit and market firm al
9te. Hogs active; common 50 GOaB 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-25
The Soldiers Monument Project.

EdllOfd lnlelIigohceTi
In the Sunday NclA Of January 9Th, !
was pleased to read M article headed
"Languishing IonOra-That Soldiers
Monument that Ia not Completed" This
Is indeed something worthy Of rGsurrec.
tion. Why has 1t lain dormant so long2
Ia It not tho imperative duty Of those
who now enjoy the privilege Of . FREQ 10.
publican Government 70 acknowledge this
IN a substantial way 10 tho memory Of
those to whom We arc indebted for II =
True, those who have loved ones Sacri-
feed on the altar Of their country need no
monument Of stoneto ondour their mem.
DRY. But Is It not obligatory on our
new State to complete this noble project
which was commenced with so much
pomp and ceremony? Lot Us not be so
far behind our sister States and towns,
whose soldiers monuments can Recount
ed BY scores. Well may the littlO towns
Of Washington and steubcnvillc be proud
Of their monuments to thoir brave dead.
As understand the committee are In pos
session Of considerable fund for this
purpose. Lot there DO moro money rails
I'd. Lot US have a monument In the pres
ent generation. II there are no others 10
push this mattor lot the energetic ladies'
Of our city assist tho committee and 10
assured tho monument will DO completed.
A WILLING WORKER.
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Increase In East aud West
FreiHhtA.

from Tho Chicago Tribune.
Tho Eastern Trunk Lines leading to the
West have decided to raise tho rates Of
freight from New York to Chicago, as fol.
lows. First class, from 70 cents per 100
pounds to 81; second class, from 10 cents
to 90 cents; third class, from 90 cents 70
IS cents fourth class, from Do cents to 90
cents; special class, from % cents to 40
cents. This tariff will 90 Into effect to-
morrow.
Whether tho rates have boon compare
lively raised from Philadelphia and Bal
timote could not 10 learned Il is, how
ever, worry improbable that the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will agree to an increase
Of rates from Baltimore.
There Ia but little prospect Of an In
crease III freight rates from the West t.
the East. The East bouhd freiglitS ar
no longer regulated by New York but b.
Baltimore, and "a lohg as tho baltimore
&Ohio maintains la present independent
position thOre Is no danger Of higher rate
than those charged at present.