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AHu 14ecp EauA NaH 4Ll! ~ tHG EcuHEG1
has. Of s':7sa3.73 for Inferior 70 medium, and as
s..oo54. for good 10 choice.
Special Di'pdtch - Tie Ca&ea7o Tribune.
AhnASY: \; y; X. A.T :9-nkEv5s-N H. aapry
thu basness haa i'cen nlow aud unrrontab'c EASTERN.
cu|ntry,and lncal dealers hayu he only buyers Of
represented Upon choice hccvcs tho market IL OF
strung ~ and upon al othcs grades Ar. The hest
se st M ~ S t sr to s.a'
sHEsr-hc or un inferior anl common, but atcaly
OH gpol. Lanbs aso dull at Ii OF: demand for f,oth
49s14c; lainhv, 54te 7c. ''
NEW yonK.
NEW YonK, Aug Observation-Disclosures, l.lGo; maxi
tins ast week. Tho demand very light. Sllcs
were slow at caelor PRICES for all grades except prime
aud extra, which wers scarce and = shado fruer
Common to extra native atccts, 9t@13c; cou,,uon
fair Texas and Cherokee cattfe, T(kDt.
for H. . a,ass Il !: Il; sas maseE a ose ae9
week. Tho market dull mud weak ut 4stGli for
ah"c, and d37ho for la1nbs, fow Limits soing At *
swlxE-neceints, a,a,o, making o.oso for tho four
tays. asaina. v,'to at Tho ran,a time last week.
NuFFALu.
nurrA1o, n. r., Aug. .co-OArrlE-1sccepts. 5o7 !:
total fas the week, ?,s2u; no market to-day. Flesh
arrivals through conaigninens.
week, l229o; no tran4acttots owners holding for
advance; buyers holding on.
Hoas.leebists, l,90o; total for tho week. II ,Ho0
heavy logs, ta.1sSs.4n,
49,. LUMBER.
Tho wholesale market was again vary dull and weak,
uhlcr excessive offerings. Country buyers wore ab-
sn4, and tho local trade holding bAck either for
lowcr pricoa because they already hare more lum-
her thor docks than they tako Of Several
cargoes were sold and moyod away, hut their places
wcrs soon supplied ty fresl arrivals. that at tho
cosc tho feet did not appear to be much reduced.
hut tho last vessels are pF ubslly here mud tho Wind
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New yoRE, Aug. 2o.-oalA opened At 11iS. al.
vsnef 10 tl3, hn closed At the opening r1ieo. Brr-
rowing rates /, =, and Nat.
tfarrrnmentA frm. Railroad onts strong. esre'!1l-
y for Northwestern consolidated Et4te luHdt IT. sdy.
Stocka opened slfong. md advanced Il to J, tho
atter Ttoek ialanl. At the cost the market VIA hr'
at aght reaction from the highest rvne Of the Jay
An advanced schedule Of passenger rates has he,
aEreed upon hy tho agents Q! tito Eslct New fotk
Central, renn.Yir7n!7. sn't baltimore h Ohio HALL
roads, gu into eIecs Monday neft. The new achrd-
ule Of faro. Ia On basa Of $lo Ia Chicago s35 to ST.
Louis nu 81 to On,a1. There arc Tuors nf trouble
with prominent hun.s IN tho cHta trade to: hhy.
Trstact,on4 at tho stock IL change aggregated f1uoo
tarcs u whIth 4uJn were iatilt Mail, sGdo western
tFn,,,, 51n Northwestern cnElnnn. a6t0 rrefertrd.
III uek Island. -ra' ~. rau conIuonl ,6Oo r1efet-
rel, auI :i,O:o iakr Shore.
The n,,,ncy market was euy al Z Prime mcseant1so
PAPER. *di.
Custom receipts, tn0 nh'.
ln,r r.r If tlrt Eoo'it. $l,7s',o
Tie A*4ts.ant.TrcasureE L!shntstd Ss0,V03.
C:tIrlsIEH, f!I,I<l,1D1.
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Oats wrys 1uirt anA weak, c1nsIng tA1tc lower, ut
a5 &C for September, An ~: I'd II. fnr August.
faye III fsfr Etlurat and stronger sel.l1 It SIX
@a.c for AuEnat.
harley vas ,owrr scrg Al 81 ~ .oa for fop-
trfubcr and closing tae u te insie. Setter October
sold II s. .0l HtJ !.U!, anl cloprd n flu.
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COMMERCIAL.

Ths following wcro The receipts aud shipments Of
the leading articles u produce In thu city during the
twnnty-four :houra ending at O'Clock on FRIDAY
morning. aud for tho corresponding ato one ycat ago
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HOuS-1h consequence Ut ths Light Feccr nnd tho
irm views Of holders 1hrre WIS not much activity III
the hog trade, though. III quiet way, about all
chHntable lroVea wtra picked up. Ir!ces not
tirfshly different from cur quotations Of Thursday
e"n1mon To prime light weights prng at *7G,,,H.t1
aud poor to choice heavy Al $75s3 7.39. Thess
FEW cAr-h,ntH .! extra thiIadrphil hogs, fur whlr
sa.!5ess.fs was obtainnt9. Tie market closed firm.
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OATTLE-So fsf ~ Ars. and sscond clA4s cAtt!s
coacsrnsd Tho situation Of tbs marks wts fster-
able for sallsss- The sesnty supply Of Tbs ADORE d.
scfpta1s ensbled Aods1s 10 maintain ntn positlon,
snd ws note sales It quite ~ good pscss - OBJ
ts!nAbs ataer ot ths preceding days Of tho week.
1hs most pronintnt xsxs 10 averaging l,&Q3 lhs 81
V.oo md IL astsasans i.t1 In a 3a.1s, boah b.
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. fF1I aOeLFHlA WOOL MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-A LITTLE mora Inquiry for
hls Hebcss medium asscss aud comblng wool cou-
ttus III demand the tons OF tho tnstts Il unchsugci;
oalo Pennsylvania and Wezt Virginia X and Abovo.
10000; K, A&9sso; medium. tfSslo: coarse. f3.3
sse; Now York, Michigan, Iad1ns, and Wsstssu nns
sa3s5e; rnsdturO &9ssoo; coar1s. t9a+to coublng,
washsd, ta362e co.nbinV, unwssbed. s7Ao; nus un-
washed 800; coarse snd medium unxashaa, asaa7e
tub-wsshed 49ss2c extra and usrtuo pulled, ta1
t2c No. ! and auR4s pul{sd, ss9&oa.
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NEW YORK DRY:0oops MARKET,
NEw foHk. Aug. 20. --Counission houses transacted
fsr bustasss snd the }obb.uy .tsds active.
Cotton goods wers In sIeady 1squs<t' sud four-ysfd
Blown shssttn9s lad stt1sulng tendency. Pr1nta
@etsd fairly md TtesmAns SAuciea weFs reduced 10
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P,rrssCpo. Aug. 7o.-Fx1aoL1rx-Qulat but
steady esoda. &ll3 1t rsskess rsdu&a, lie, Phtis
dsphts delivery.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of lRljH|

Evr1AxA11nN OF fsErraEyrE sfArkA.-t s.tnta,y 81.
rnitrl, 'Hhndat rsrrpe!. tMunday excepted, | T.
tise sunday ts;ouA \. nj. 5 DaLIv. -"
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eral supply hd steady with few er!tana. louitry
continues dull and wtak.
GRADING GRAIN ~ NEW yuHK.
NEW foNx, Aug, 2p.-At . n,ttsinR Of tle Hnafd n
MsnaEeFt Of tho rrolste Exchange tt-'Ay, thv new
rules for Ersding grain. lgtcrl upon hstwren ths
Produce E1chan,.s and raf,rpad' were ht,oted and
The same will ~ intu furce after Icing posted tsn
lsys
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NO rAY!s LIZ LAS ee'

500 .ROUTH CLARK-a ST., Cu1oAoo..', ~.
Mar b aou.uad. pussonaly b. mall ispe = IL
On ~ rhEopit u nervous uisaA4et. Olt. y. M en-
pply phI sc!4n Ia tbs eItJ hho NAfr&utt cufa$
(jwt .'t~".. = i. ~ ~ ~ , hlrdAsa ffou w.
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Tbs srsat.sa specialist Of lbs tho ~ 10 ths
usst, E,ssv hs il sell Auaxn hAs s.satl.hta IN ssst
aisssssa II Iath nal. .nd ien.lo Frey o-: sls
cured. lls teuVt4t1pa Ku&EAutcd0 t1tA isc 1rtJlu.
suat for Two SGsnt slAlns Goumuplca ations esatsa.
ltAl ltis !&rss work just pubsAts snt t9f ffsELUX
lug all tActs worth tuoM!pK. AaulosA " INV
hi: D.. ~ South Clark St. DhlcA4u.'
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nuFFALo.

HgtsALo, Aua 2o@,,onAls-Wnoas ,, ,s dn!l 4 a9a un.
ft,ah for No Milwaukcs <l.65 for white Minnesota
Corn dull aud leayy saio* 10000 bh No. ! n 74c.
oat4-Halltng retail LOTT only. hye-Nons hsrt Bar
lsy-N0na here
CANAL LFRxl0AIs-Whsat, &c; corn, TIC.
CINCINNATI.
GtNctxHA1l, O., Aug. al-Ho0e4-Dul Gud easier
btostsFs, $3.50 s128 conlmon to soo1 Light, t1s8
300; good butehsrs. ss03 As. receipts, Sol; shlp-
Mants, 1j5s
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conclusion of the entertainment, there
was one continual feast of fun. JOY and
pleasure, such as We have seld III wit
messed at an Ethiopian performance.
Haverly's Minstrcls are matches. and
offer the best entertainment of the kind
that Memphis has enjoyed since the
war. While there is so much general ex-
cellcnce, 1t is difficult, if not partial, TO
speak of any one member. Mr.. +. VI.
Hall. rs humorist and "banjoist' Is i'll
comparable in merit aud unsurpassed in
execution. He is to the baio what One
Bull IL to the violin. cliciting from what
Is usually deemed "a noisy instrument,
the sweetest and most touching melody.
George Wilson, the tambourine end man.
plays on two of these instruments at the
same time. and is faithful delincator of
the old fashion, laughing negro. Mr..
Barlow, the bones man. is one OF the best
we ever saw on the stage. Another adj
mirable feature is the California quar-
tettc, by the yelling Brothers aud
Frccth.
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woke up and asked me what all that noise
was about. Obi he's dead. as sure as
shooting. As said before, | know rs
true, for heard him holler." But h's
30 very strange that didn't hear OF it,"
said the ncws-huntcr; II have Just come
from the custom house, anu u,in't hear
anything oft; who told you of 1t, doc
torF' why" replied the doctor. aston
ished at the ignorance manifested by the
reporter of what was going on about the
city, "didn't you see the circulars that
have been thrown about the Streets
"No, said the reporter, feeling that he was
indeed behind the times, "havc you one
about you!" NO" said the doctor, but
ifyou will 90 with me 10 my office, ] can
show YOU one" The rcpOr-
ter. in company with Mr.. Cunning
ham and DR.. IIultz, Immediately repaired
to the doctors Office, when that gentle
man. after leaving the room for a few
moments, returned with the document,
and handed IL to the reporter. saying, II
guess that's proof enough of the foul
deed, amt itr' The reporter gazed at
tcntiycly at it for moment, and then
turned to the doctor. who was leaning
over his shoulder, reading the paper, and
said: why, gentlemen. this murder
took place over year ago. They both
looked at the reporter in utter amazemcnt
for few moments. when the doctor cX-
claimed. Now. do you know. Cunning
ham, that thought there was something
strange about all this? knew well
enough that that occurred over year ago.
near the custom bouse-ccrtainly it did"
"Oh, well. remarked Justus, "any one
might know that; why, it would have
been all over town by this time, and the
reporter left them.
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From the columns Of an exchange We
learn the following little anecdote of Mr..
Ensmingcr, wharfmaster at this port ::
"Brandywine bar, thirty miles above this
city. won it, title from steamer of that
name burned there in 1885. At the time
Of the firr. Ensmlngcr. the aged Cairo
wharf-master, surnamed "the Duke.
being passenger, swan ashore with a
good-looking young woman on his back.
Some match making old woman wished
"thc Duke" to marry the girl. but his
highncss asked to be excused, ON the
ground that hc had done enough for that
young woman. Old Ems. lie still single
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The undersigned will open in this city,
on the first dav of March next, Parish
school. While he W II give to II his per-
sonal attention and eff prt,, the discipline
and general instincts II viii be in full
charge OF Mr.. i A Taylor.
The school will be opened, dlily, with
religious services, The RELIGIOUS ins'ruc-
ton will, at all times, be based upon the
tea hings OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The course OF study will embrace all the
common English studies, the higher ma ,ht-
MATES, the natural scienc :, and also Latin
and Greek.
The price Of tuition, for the term a.
sixteen weeks, will be only eight dollars.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. There will be no
extra charges lor an! study, unl.ss German
should he required.
As thrs is II private school, application
foradmission must Ice IN de either to Mrs..
Taylor or TO the Rector
The Rector reserves TO himsef, and hereby
makes thi, condition OF attandancs AT the
Parish school, tliatany pupil who refuses to
submit TO the dlclplne OF the school,
may be eNpe led, IL, in the judgment of the
Re tor, this |, DE- cmed b Il,
CHARLES A GILBERT,
Rector CHURCH Of the Redetmer.
55.2-lG.2w.
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Turner Celebration.

The Turner society of Cairo will give
an entertainment ut their hall. on Mon
day evening, 22d inst. (Wa,lIington's
birthday The programme will con-
.st Of dcclamations. vocal and instumcn-
tai music. and dancing. The best music
in the city has been engaged for the occa-
sion, and as the Turner's are noted for
their enterprise in getting up the best of
entertainments, a rich treat is IN store for
those who attend their annual celebration
on Monday evening next. Don't fail to
go aud enjoy yourself 2-2O-2t
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The next meeting OF the +. +. +. De-
batting and Literary society will take
place at the United States Signal Service
room next "Wednesday night. The qucs-
ton will be: Resolved, That Property
Qualifications Shall be f. .ential TO SUI.
frage." with Messrs. Jones and VAN
Doren in the affirmative, and Mes,rs. Nc
Gee and Hawkins in the negative. The
debate undoubtedly will be very inter-
esting. as the members Of the society are
becoming very much worked up on the
subject of debating, and both sides viii
make every effort to dcmoli,h their OPP
po,er,. In addition 10 the debate there
will De- several other literary exercises.
consisting Of an Grafton by John Oswald,
aud an essay by Lawrence smith. The
members have decided to make his a
public meeting, to which they cordially
invite everyone TO be present.
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Atileueuun

Miss Julia IIanchett's benefit at the
Athrncum last night was a success. The
house was well filed by an audience who
were highly pleased with the perform
ancc of Buffalo Bill" The play is out
of the usual line of those placed upon the
boards of the Atheneum. and being well
executed in every part. took very well.
Miss Price. aS Minnchaha. the half breed,
was excellent. a. was Miss lIanchctts
Resale. Cooks Buffalo Bill was very
good, and VOORHEES,. Lowell, Anderson
and Hampton acquitted themselves very
crrditabiy. The farce of "Gertrude" was
then introduced with Miss ilanchett in
the title role, Hampton a. Peter Spyke,
Anderson as Old Swyzcl, VOORHEES, a.
Capt. Amersford. Maharc as Dclvc and
Mrs Isabella Phillips as Madame Ei1les-
tine. who did their respective characters
TO the perfect satisfaction of the entire
audience. This wound up the engage
mcnt of the troupe in this city. and they
left last night by the steamer Jim Fisk,
for Paducah. where they will play IN en-
gagcmemt of one week. We wish the
COMPANY success.
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The attention ofthe public l. called to the
IA t that the CITY Council, by ordnance.
have directed the Collector to receive only
in payment OF the city portion OF the taxes,
g, currency OF ths United States. city
warrants will therefore DO longer be re-
ceiyed tor any portion oi such taxes. BY
the provision Of section ,81, chapter l2O,
III rd'. revision, the Collector is required
to collect and + turn all personal take, Dy
the 10th of March next. This provision
will be vigorously enforced, and tax payers
will take cue notice Of the i"t.
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
l96.i-2S-di0t Collector.
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A Fresh Item.

Yesterday morning, reporter of the
BULLETIN was strolling leisurcly down
Eighth street, in Il rather subdued state
OF mind, when he was suddenly startled
by the voice OF Mr.. j. II. Cunningham,
who exclaimed, eXcitedly; Ibid you
hear of the murder?" "What murders"
asked the reporter. "Why, the murder of
Hencamp OF course" "Why, no, replied
the reporter; "when and where did ii
happen - ut was done near the custom
house about eleven O'Clock last night"
chimed in DR.. Hultz, who was by Mr..
Cunningham's side. "The devil it was"
replied the ast0unded representative 81
the BULLETIN. "Who killed himy"
Runner" said the Doctor; "he stab
bed him with knife, and IIencanlp died
within live minutes after the deed was
done" "Why, that's rather strange"
said the reporter. 10, it's true,"
said the doctor, "for heard him holler.
, and just as heard him holler, my wife
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Landlords OF ho,,l and boarding houses
will ii ii it TO their adyai tage to call upon
Mrs. leman, No - Fourth street, be-
tween W shing on aud Commercial avcn-
II ;. and ascertain her terms for doing hotel
and boa dug house washes by the week
Her wholesale prizes are extremely
low. For piece WORK prices are
rs follow: Single thirt snd col
lar, Zoe; per dozen Zoe; socks be; two col
lars, he; two handkerchiets, Sc; vests zoe;
aid al gentlemen's wear. 75c. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - 10 Boz;
skirt II t. 2Or; drawers 10 TO l5c; two
pair hose NC; two collars 5 10 lc. For la
dies plain clothes 81 on per dozen; for In
dies fine clothes, IL - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
aE-l-i0-In,
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We are informed that Mrs. II. II. Can
dee will shortly lecture on the woman's
rights side of the woman question. We
hope, and We know the readers of the
BrLLBTiN share with Us in the hope. that
the rumor is true. Mrs. Candce Is u lady
Of marked natural ability and very thor
ough education. An address by her upon
the "woman question" or upon any sub
ject, could not be otherwise than bHlliant
and entertaining.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
--use PARADISE COAL.

Use PARADISE COAL.
AFryR February LIST, 81 900 reward will
be iven tor fifty good paying day boardcrs
at the Delmonico Ilo,el-s4 week.
l.2s-lm
Those using base-burner stoves have
found just what they want in PARA
Disc COAL.
-Gillcts Baking Powder-for sale
everywhere.
Try PARADISE COAL for cooking.
-Gillet's F'lavoring Extracts-the best
in use, and for sale by nearly every gro
Ger.
AFTER February let, ~ 900 reward will
be given tor fifty good paying day boarders
at the Delmonico Hottest per week.
All that have tried PARADISE
COAL will use no other.
Joe RoLeker is now in full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having learn.
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call al demands for French loaf.
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found In n first
class b,k ~. lie maintains full stock OF
confectIoneries, and can, M well - any
other dealer In the city, fill all orders in
that line. Cakes baked, frosted or orna
mented on short notice. specia attention
given to the orders of wedding or picnic
parties. l2.tf.
Call for the best-t,illct's Baking
Powdcr-ior it never disappoints the
cook.
Order PARADISE COAL from any
city dealer.
-Ncwly-Gited, finely furnished barber
shop by George ST inhousc, clrrcr Com.
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Y, ar>
OF pract &c have given him a light hand
that IN axes a smooth Save delightful Al
who try him once will call again. All the
l'e daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit OF his customers, and there is
no ted Gus waiting fr turns If
Try PARADISE COAL, the cheap
st and best.
--Gillet's Baking Powder-thc best in
usc-alwayS reliable.
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sherifs Sale,

Dy virtue Of AL Execution to me directed By
Dh- Clerk Of tine Circuit Court Of Alexander
tOunty, la The tale Of Illinois, in favor OF Al
fret Il ~ulorl, assignee Of Alexander II Irwin
and against John n Brown. have levied up
on the following described property, In the
County Of Alexander and state OF Illinois, to-
wit: I'll the right title aud iuterr-t of said John
II Brown IN amt to the Northwest quarter of
the southwest quarterof section thrty-uue go
Ia Township fifteen 10 south, and In Range
one o. west Of the third l. VI ,al.O block, mum
bered one d. two ~ three 60, four o. i've
Unity in said county and >tate a. the property
of said John II Brown, which | shall offer a.
Public sale at the south wc-t door Il the Court
House, in the Z ity Of Cairo, In the County of
,leNander aud state OF Illinois on the fourth
am day Of March, \, ID lsIj at the hour of
eleven q clock 4 VI. for cash, To satisfy raid
Execution. ALEX II IRWIN,
sheriff or Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, ms, February sih, ls5j.
4l-2-ll-Wow
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TAXES.

Notice j. hereby given that the tax book, for
q. Y the year ls1i have been PLACED IN my hands
aHd that | well be ~ the following named places
at the lime below set forth, for the purpose Of
collecting the taxes OF said year.
Clear Creek Precinct, Gully 4 MarchldOn' ;
store, February -, 1873.
Clear reek Precinct, X. \. EdmunsOn's
store, February %, 1855.
Ihehe, Precinct, j. Rolwing's store, Feb
uary u, l-1j.
santa Re Precinct, VIM Ireland's store, Feb
ruIry -, l-1j.
Goose leland Precinct, o. Greenle's store,
February -, lS1j
Dog Tooth Precinct, n IIunsacker's house,
February q, ls'j
Unity Precinct, Hodges 4 Athertons store,
March | , ls7j.
lakewood Precinct, George W Short's store,
March ,, ls1j
Bring your last year tax receipts, A. il il I'M
safe 10 trust 10 the tax books alone for dssCrip-
tons of land.
CAIRO, III, Janulryp ls75
ALEX ". IRWIN,
lH-l-lt-wtd. District Collector.
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To AggraXnte Dyspepsia,

III reby rob the dig ,tive nu'do its solvent
psmer S turatea picc' OF bre ID AMI meat
with gastric juice, and il will dissolve,
T j. is digestion. Add to such mixture
a little alcohol, and il will nor di srlye,
This llusr ties indigestion. Beware, then,
yc dy,peptics, oft lures, iniusions or lie
coc' ons con ainirg spiri uols liquors
nhun all such rum "tnnics." and rely solely
on pr. Wake ,, Vinegar Bilters, the fines,
herbal lnvilora tkn u, nd free fr, m he
fiery curse of Alcol oil. 2-l6.d&w-im.
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The IIayerIy's.

The following in regard to the llaver-
ly's,who will appear ut the Athcneum Io'
night, is from the Memphis APpeal: AT
least sixteen hundred persons were most
agrceably surprised and infinitely de
lighted by the more than excellent enter
tainment OF Haverly's minstrcls at the
Memphis Theatre last night. The house
was packed with our best and most intel
ligent citizens, including many ladies.
From the grand overture in which fifteen
members Of the troupe engaged, to the
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notace of Removal.

Finding the nresett store room too small
for our gfoaiDg buisin,s, u, IN the
laite' pa Of errha-y, T. move TO the -p,-
ciou, build ng 10 IN rly &C upied 10y tIiot,
( llaythorn. where, Win ihr increased g..
Illics, l WI keep a larger stock VI Bot
and -hoe- than ever before. In the me II
.imr, TO AVOID the sNpen'e o. moving aud
to prepare Tor sping trid", wal fi"r my
antre stock OF win rr goods at ACTUAL
gains IRE OF I'd to the fortunate
a. BLACK,
loi-l-26-ti City Shoe sore.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-20
Sherifs Sale,

DY virtue Of three several executions 10 m
ID directed by the clerk Of the Circuit
Court oi Alexander county, in the state
of lllinOis--One ia favor Of Daniel Price,
one in favor Of Patrick Mocklar and
one in favor Of Bernard McMuuus, aud all
against the Cairo and Nincennes Railroad com
pauy- | have levied upon the following described
property, IN the county Of Alexander and state
of Illinois, tO-wit: Lots numbered one % aud
two (2l, IN block numbered twelve az and
lots numbered ,Cven ~ and eight ~, IN block
number ed twenty three t4}l, in the First Addi-
ton TO the city of Cairo in the county of Alex
ander and state of Illinois, us the property of
the said Cairo and Nincennes Railroad company,
which shan oncr NJ ublic sale at the SOUTH
west door of the Court House in the city OF
Cairo, in the county of Alexander aud state of
Illinois, on the 26th day OF February, \. D.
1873, al the hour of eleven O'Clock, u. m, Tor
cash, 10 satisfy said executions
ALIEN. III. IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander county, Ills
Cairo us Feb. 1. lS15 al-2-4-w3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-20

and former patrons I'll I he mas opensd the
DELTA BAKERY, corner OF Nineieenlh
and Poplar streets, where he will he pleased
to greet them again, and assure, them that
he can furnish the best Of fresh bread, r, lis,
,tc. GENUINE RYE BREAD will be made a
speciality. T.y him again, i6-2l2-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-20

Table and Pocket Cutlery, and in fact
anything IN the Hardware linc-such as
Locks. Hinges, Files. Nails. Pistols. Caps
and Cartridgcs-can be had cheaper than
the cheapest by calling at my store, cor
her Twelfth aud Washington avenue.
2-lO-lm {. W. llENDERsoN.