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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-10

"A social game Of base ball was played
Oif>Sunday afternoon between the De.
fiancc nine Of this city and the Chicago
Central club. composed Of number Of
young men, residents OF Chicago, who
are in Cairo employed in repaintiDg and
repairing the property Of the Illinois
Central railroad company. The former
club IL made up Of number Of the up.
town boys, who are all more or less on
the ball play. The game resulted in q
victory for the Defiance club, who scored
20 to the Chicago's %.
Tomorrow the Panic club of Mound
CITY, who defeated the Comets OF Cairo
ina struggle some three weeks ago, at
the former place, will visit Cairo for the
purpose Of playing the Comets the second
game OF the series, and the latter boys
are sangnine-as all Cairo base ball clubs
are before they enter the contest--of sue
cess
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Motel Personals.

-Delmonico:-C. B. $. Jones, Chatta.
nooga; James Irwin, Canton, Miss; w
J. Howard, Kentucky; Joseph Donehue,
New Orleans; Spencer B. Taylor, Illinois;
+. s. Rollins, Canton, III.
Grand Central John Porter. st.
Louis; j. Mathey, Evansville +; &. Gard.
ner, Commerce, Mo-; G. A. Baum, u
lin, ILL.,; W. N. Run, Fillmore, KY; Da.
vid Schodeld, Evansville; George o.
Sinners, Cincinnati.
Planters: - Charles ROpert and
lady, Memphis; Frank Mack, st. Louis
NJ. +. johnson, Jackson, Tenn.; Herman
Levy, st. Louis; James Long. Paducah;
$. Martindale, Nashville, Tenn; Thomas
W. Wagner, Red Bud; j. NJ. Brown, Pa
ducah; John Teinser, st. Louis; James
Jaques, st. Louis; William Clepham,
Corning, Ark.
st. Charles :--E. Walker, Baltimore !;
Il. 5. Wakefield, II. 5. Hook, Ballard
county, Kentucky; T. G. Sharp and wife;
aud i. +. Sharp, Macon. Missouri; X.
Bickford, Lockport, n. Y; L. c. Howes,
st. Louis; W. A. Frenk, New Albany,
Indiana; George +. Hardy, Vicksburg |;
W. NJ. Galloway, Pittsburg; G. A. Smith,
Milwaukee,; Samuel Brown and
family, Grecnville, Mississippi {;
VIM. A. kcyscr, Tennessee; Mrs. Nc.
Knight, Macon, Miss. Z. II. Warren,
New Orleans; +. s. Carter, Mound City
F. NJ. Hamilton, Chicago; Il. s. Stearns.
Cincinnati samuel Mann, New York /;
V. u. Pettis, city; s. II. Woodward, st.
Louis &. W. Miller, Vicksburg; d. j.
Brown, Philadelphia; j. Raum, Col
conda; l.. Thoms and Granville +. Eos
ter, Carbonate.
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Look 20 Your Stock,

Parties living or owning stock in the
suburbs Of the city are under the i'm.
preston that the same can run at large
without interfering with the rights Of
others. This is q mistake, and hereby
give notice to all persons owning stock,
that from and after this date,
II their stock Is found run.
ming at large within the corporate
limits OF the city Of Cairo, they will be
prosecuted under the ordinances. This
order does not apply to cows, but par
ties owning them must have due regard
for the rights Of others, or they will be
made amenable to the law. The time
has not yet expired for taxing and muz.
cling dogs, and the ordinance In relation
thereto will be enforced.
w. NJ. WILLIAMS,
s-7-3t City Marshal.
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A Mystery Cleared Up.

On Friday about one o'clock, negro
woman named Ellen Wadkins-for some
time past chambcrmaid at the Delmon.
leo hotel, but who, on Friday morning,
was discharged by Mr.. Harry Walker,
proprietor of the house, he having dc.
tected her In stealing towels, handkcr.
chiefs, ETC., from the rooms of boarders--
went to the livery stable OF Mr.. Perry
Powers, and asked for horse aud sad.
die. Upon being asked where she wished
to 20, she replied, ito her mothers, eigh,
miles in the country" The horse was
given her, and the woman started out OF
the stable. saying she would return the
next Saturday afternoon; but up to this
time nothing has been seen or heard OF
her. When the horse was given the wo.
man, Mr.. Powers was not acquainted
with her transactions at the Dclmonico,
but after learning thcm, and hearing
that MI. Walker had told her that she
need not attempt to work for any family
in this city, Us lie would expose her
wherever she went, the owner of the
horse has conc 10 the conclusion that she
made an effort to ride to Mound City,
and while crossing the pond near the
trestle work Of the Cairo & Vincenpes
railroad, both hersc and rider were
drowned. He says that the description
given him OF the uOater found OIL Sunday
answers precisely that Of the woman
Watkins, and that II WAS her body over
which Coroner Gossman held the inquest
sunday afternoon.
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The City Fathers.

The city fathers will meet in sol.
umn cOnclavc ut the council chamber
this evening, when another "stirring up"
is looked for. His Homer, the mayor,
since the last convention of the alder.
men, having been defeated In his pur.
pose to behead those two sorely afflicted
individuals, Officers Whitcamp and
Schuster, has been busily engaged In
hunting up evidence of the actions of the
two unfortunates, and taking affldavits
In regard to the same. He has, we are
informed by one who knows whereof he
speaks, obtained written evidence from
six different parties that Is ''plumb to
the point" and will make the very ears Of
the two officers wiring, Things will be
lively, and the mayor and everybody else
connected with the city government will
In tile language Of the slang user, got .
''lively deal"
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Private Party,

a party Of young folks, numbering
about eight couple, were invited to the
residence of Mr.. &. Il. Woodward OH Fri
day evening, for the purpose of enjoying
for the last time, for awhile at least, the
society OF Miss Laura Richison, Of
Golden, who has. for the past ten days
been visiting friends In this city. \ very
pleasant time is said to have been cxpe.
ricnced by all who were present, aud the
friends OF the young lady were 10th to
part with so jovial and accomplished a
companion.
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The Union Benevolent Association.
The union Benevolent Association wishes
TO inform the public that it was organized
September 18th, 1874, and begs pardon fol
co.aing out at such o late date; but ow'
iug to the hard times we have been de-
lsyed. We are now happy to announce,
that we have been successful 10 far, and
ready at any time for the acceptance Of
members or petitions for the same. Time
Of meeting, Friday before the second Sat-
urdsy In each month. Hall on Fifth street,
between Commercial and Washington av'
enues. II. TUGGLE, President,
p. ADAMS, Vice-Presideut.
l.. w. BAKER. Secretary.
7.lT.lm
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was Al feet
III 40 inches on the gauge, having fallen
= 20 inches during the previous Is hours.
The signal Office report gives the condi-
ton ut the rivers elsewhere at 3 n. IN.
yesterday. Unless heavy rains should
set In above, the river will be low enough
to suit any ono in week or two. Bust
ness dull.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Cherokee is due from Cincinnati
for New Orleans.
The Bee had two barges deeply Ia
den for New Orleans. She received fully
100 tons here.
I'VE understand that the Wabash river
was still rising yesterday morning. and
our railroad communication with Vim.
ccnnes is still interrupted.
The exceedingly heavy drift, inter
spersed with green corn, grain, &c.. con
tinues to float out Of the Ohio. Valua
bic cedar logs, posts and rails iloatcd b,
yesterday and day before.
The rapid fall of the Mississippi Ina,
caused Captain Dugan to hope tina
he will soon be able to raise the \
j. Baker, sunk at Thcbcs, and the Eek
ert will no doubt go to her tomorrow Of
next day. Capt. Dugan is rapidly re
covering from his bilious attack, and /
now able to be out.
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shat GIobe.Democrnt dispatch

A prominent gentleman of La Sale,
Illinois, who has 4 son-in-law, daughter
and grandcbild residing in this city, af-
ter reading the Globe-Denocraf Cairo
dispatch in regard to the perilous condi-
ton of this city caused by !:igh water,
wrote Immediately to his son-in-law /:
81 see by the Globe Democrat that Cairo
Is about to be swept away. Send B.
and IL home without unnecessary de-
lay, as we are very uneasy as to their
safety" The parents Of the lady were
Immediately set at rest about the matter.
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II In Useless

to attempt to cleanse stream while the
fountain Ia impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
OF the liver and kidneys, eruptions Of the
sKin' scroiula, headaches, and sll diseases
arising from impure blood, are at once re.
moved by Dr.. Walkers California Vine.
var pitters, tho great and iufallible purifier
Of the blood, and renovstOr Of the system.
II has never been known to fail, provided
the patient had not delayed using II untiI
the vitality Of bis system was too fur gene.
7.It.dISwAw.
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Accident.

Yesterday morning about ten O'Clock
three cars on the narrow gauge railroad
loaded with wood, while being taken
down the incline, broke loose from the
engine, ran down the track across Wash
ington avenue, and collided with the en-
CINE attached to the l0:i5 passenger train
standing on the track, and somewhat
damaged her pilot. Beyond this, no
other damage was done to either the en-
1inc or cars
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Dead.

Jacob Suttar, who for two weeks past
has been suffering from the wounds re-
ceiyed at the hands Of John Hutchinson,
died on Sunday afternoon. His remains
were taken to MurphysbOro over the
Cairo d st. Louis road yesterday morn.
ing, where they will be inferred. Suttar
leaves 4 young wife and little child to
mourn his untimely death.
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Personal.

The Hon. ID. 4. Linegar left Cairo
yesterday afternoon for Chicago, where
he will remain during the greater part of
this week.
MIR. Rosenwater, OF the firm of
Goldstcin a Rosenwatcr of this city, who
left Cairo some six weeks ago with a
very severe attack of rheumatism. has re-
turned in company with his wife to his
home, entirely cured of his ailmcnt.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
|" Ark. Belle, Evansville.
Grand Tower, Memphis.
" Ste. Genevievc, st. Louis.
" Vint Shinkle, Memphis.
To~.boat Ino. Gilmore, st. Louis.
3" Greyhound, 81. Francis river.
Propeller AZ. Stevens, Obion river.
DEPARTED.
steamer Jim Fisk. Paducab.
- Ark. Belle, Evansville.
81 Ste. Genevieve, vick.Jurg.
" Vint Shlnklc. Cincinnati.
Tow-boat Bee and bargcs, New Orleans.
- Grand Lake No. 2, st. Louis.
- Greyhound, Ohio.
" Gen. Anderson. st. Louis.
'' .Ino. Gilmore, st. Louis.
Propeller All. Stevens. $ tubs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
NOtire.-1ee.

The undersigned has this day sold out
his city Ice business to Mcssrs. Huse,
LOOMS a. Co.
All bills due him for ice IN the city.
from the lst Of August, will be collected
by Husc, LOOMS q Co.
Thanking the public for tlie favors they
have conferred upon him hc bcgs con-
tinuance for the latter firm.
The tickets issued by him will be re-
ceived by IIuse, LOOMS Il Co., for ice.
JouS SPRoAT.
1lCAIRo, ILL, August 1, 1875. s-i-lw
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would inform my many friends. that
am still In the auction business, and ready
TO attend 10 all Gales that may offer. My
long experience In this business needs no
comment-ilis no experiment on my part,
and parties entrusting goods to my care
need not be afraid, as am no ".quib" or
novice In the business.
Special attention given to real estate and
outdoor sales, az have never missed max.
ing = sale. ID. HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Av.
1.31.tf
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Obstacles TO Marriage.

Happy relief for young men from the CT
fec,s Of errors and abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to mar.
riage removed. New method Of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Il
n. ninth street, Philadelphia, Ps.-An inati.
tuition having high reputation for honor,
d 70 conduct and professional skill.
0-ll.d q w-3m.
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Died.

Monday, August 9th, 1875, william
Charles, aged months and Is days, son
Of Frank and Phoebe Killer. Funeral
from residence on Cedar, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, Tuesday, August 10th,
at 1890 pm. Friends and acquaintance
cordially invited.
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The p.aeeS0 Aerlval.

MIR. and Mrs. George T.. Lounsbcrry, of
this city. rejoice in the presence Of a
youthful visitor at their house, whose sur
name Is Louusberry, Christian name as
yet unknown. It can never be a Master
Mason, being girl, but the parents are
immensely pleased with It for that very
ralsnn
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cairo Youth. ON . L.r,.r. ro,~

Charles Walters and Charles Carpenter,
two well-known and intelligent young
gentlemen of this city, left on Sunday
night for Milburn, Kentucky, where
they gave lecture and concert before
the people OF that village last night, the
former delivering the lecture. aud the
latter having the musical part Of the On.
tertainment under his control.
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Hkrk.

Circuit Clerk Yocum has been confined
to his bed by an attack OF bilious-inter-
mittent fever, since Saturday evening,
but is now, we are pleased TO say, i'm
proving rapidly, and will probably be
able TO be out in few days, when he in
tends 10 take a few weeks rest at Dixon
Springs in Pope county.
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Pine Art.

J. wagley Hill will leave Cairo to-day
for Jacksonville and other places, with a
large number Of fine oil paintings, cxecu.
ted by the well known Cairo artist, j. II.
Roberts. The paintings are all land
scapes, and are very beautiful and finely
gotten up. Mr.. Roberts reputation az
an artist Is too well established for us to
attempt TO eulogizc him In the least, and
those who are lucky enough to purchase
any Of the pictures (as Mr.. Hills puf-
pose In going to Jacksonville Is that Of
making sale Of them cannot fail to make
n good bargain,
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7-27.tf


The well-known barber shop. corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
.he popular artist, George Steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
.he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
arge and commodious, and those wishing
for anything artistic in the way Of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth shaves, etc., will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
.hOp. 7l-3-l3.tf.
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Desirable Rooms.

Three large aud very desirable family
room, fronting on the Ohio, at the 81.
Chsrles Hotel, csn,be had, with board, at
very reasonable rates during the Summer
months. Abundance Of pure air and per-
feet ventilation. .-lO-tf
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kING THE SLATE.
Vienna Yeonan u

illiamson county have come
as TO render It impossible
!utorities to discharge their
Governor has been appealed
ut the Governor. turns a
tells the officers to do their
p knows, II he knows any.
p authorities cannot do their
er willing they may b.
Governor has no time to At
matters. lie wants to be re-
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A large meeting Of citizens was held
at Judge Bross' office last night, and q
Citizens Association was organized, by
the election Of the following officers: Or.
W. r. Smith. President; r. w. Barclay.
Vice President; John q. lIarmap. Sccre-
tary and r. B. Ellis. Treasurer. We
will publish full report Of the proceed
ings Of the meeting tomorrow morning.
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A Fine Residence for sale or Rent

Corner Holbrook avenue and Twenty
fourth street. Large yard and garden u
lots plenty OF fruit and shrnbbery; good
stable and carriage house. wi Ill sell on
very essy terms. The house contain. zen
rooms. J. II. PHILLIPS.
-.2l.lm
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LOuis Herbert has pII.SLNEH.


Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
will lind 1t 10 their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No 12 Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, - cents per dozen. FoI piece work
prices are As follows: Single shirt and col
ar, l0c; per dozen soc; socks &c; two col.
lars, DC; two handkerchlefs. &c; vests zoe;
AMI all gentlemcn's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % to Soc;
skirts 10 to 2Oc; drawers 10 to l5c; two
pair hose &c; two collars TO Zoe. For Ia.
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for Ia.
dies fine clothes, 81 81 per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronsge solicited.
Go 70 Louis lIcrbert's for P1I.sE.
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Wood, ~ per cord--J0 cents off for
cash. Big Muddy coal by the car load 50
per ton. All goods delivered.
e. W. WHEELER a. Co.
OFFICE AND YARD.-Tenth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave.
nue.. S-l0-lm.
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picturesaue America

At the BULLETIN bindery-is numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost S4i; for sale at $40.
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Ifyou wish good cigar go to cowper.
thwaif 4 Phillips, 1875 Commercial avenue.
--ga-o,y
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First-class room and board at the Ar
lington House, at 25$ per month.
Tnos. b. ELLIS, Proprietor.
--0-.tf
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The lower story OF the house occupied
by William Winter, the artist, on Sixth
street. Enquire of VIM. Winter or Or.
Parker. MRS. JUL, DAVIS.
-.os.ff
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THOMAS JONES, sergt. s. s.. u. s. A.
Railroad and steamboat Excursion

From the Harrisburg Chronicle we
learn that arrangements are being made
for an excursion from that plac, over the
Cairo 4 vinccnncs railroad to Cairo, and
by steamer to Columbus. KY, TO take
place between this date and the 10th day
of August.
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A cottage on Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
6.l3-u. Apply to DIR. SMITH.
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Joi1N COFf..."........"....... .....-..... Master
MAT. Clprl,
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every WEDSEs.
DAY and SATURDAY at 5 p. m
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY
atop. m.
Each boat makes close connections a, Cairo
with flr-t-class steamers for st. Louis, Mem
phis and New Orleans, and at Evansville with
the j.. K G. X. X for all points North and East
and with the Louisville Mail steamers for all
points on the Upper ohio, giving through re-
ccipts on freights and passengers TO all points
tributary
For further information apply to
SOL. SILVER, Passenger Agent.
HALLIDAY BROS. I ,,.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS, Agents
Orto CD GRAMMER,
Superintendent and General Freight Agent
IJ3-0-ly. Evansville Indiana.
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To Ice Consumer.

To Ice Consumer.
The undersigned being convinced that
the present low price Of ice entails loss
upon the dealers, hereby agree that on
and after Sunday, August LIST, the price
of Ice shall be as follows: For 80 pounds
and upwards Mt 20 per 100; less than
30 pounds at any one time, at the rate Of
81 per 100 pounds.
HUsE. LOOMS & Co.,
7.30-f JOHN SPROAT.
Just Received.
4 hiil lins OF importer, key West and
domestic clgsrs.
CowPnRTHwAIr 4 PHIiLIPs.
Observation-Disclosures Louis Her
0ePe'e.
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No Mistake About 81.

ol~X Rag stock envelopes at the Bull
LEIIS Office, 50 25 per NJ.
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Cloth Shoes,

We will close out . lot OF Gentlemen's
Cloth Shoes, ct very low figure"
o. HAWTHORN 4 Co.
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To Rent.

A cottage, No, ~ Tenth street, between
Washington and Walnut, Apply to Chas.
La ne. e.s-tI
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FOR SALE.

A new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any OF the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN office. L. A. BURNETG.
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To she Trade.
80 barrels a Sugar.
10 barrels Brown Sugar.
40 barrels De Castro and O'Dounar Extra
q Sugar.
y, bags Coffee.
IN DRY GOODS.
200 pieces Of Muslin, price o. to Toe.
The above goods will be sold at The
lowest possible price.
Also, 10 hogsheads OF Bacon and Shout.
ders just in, and 10 tubs OF Extra Choice
Northern Butter, for retail trade,
S-8-St G. q. PATIER j. 60.
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CAIRO mARkE1...WHoLEsAlE.

Corrected Daily by 4. NJ. stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo Board OF
Trade.
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DissOlutiOn Notice.
The partnership between L. d. Thoms
and II. A. Thoms is this day dissolved.
II. A. Thoms retiring and l.. II. Thoms
continuing the business.
l.. ID. THoNs,
II. A. THOMs.
CAIRO, August 2, 1875. s-5-I
HH"NX Amber ant White rig stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office. printed,
81 80 and 81 90 per NJ.
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LOOK HERE

LOOK HERE
base Balls or Every description
Al
PHI. II. SAUP'S.
1-1.tl
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The Union Benevolent

pWXX Wood stock envelopes ut tho
BULLETIN office. 50 90 per NJ.
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For sale.
A silver plated No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, hard piano finish, valued a,
eS5. win be sold at $40 discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory
FOR SALE.
A No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at $50. Will be sold at Sl5 discount
and ordered direct from the factory.
FOR SALE.
A 800 Remington Sewing Machine-s $50
OF for cash. suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
FOR SALE.
At u bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com.
pany's office, corner Ninth street and Com.
mcrcial.
FOR SALE.
picturesque Amerlcs'-lS mum 5ers
bound III = volumes, full gilt Morocco;
price, $40.
FOR SALE.
A style az" "ClOugh, Warren II Co.'S"
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
troit. List price, $500. win be sold for
5000.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RIvEp KEPoWr, I
August lG5
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The elegant side-wlcei steamer
49,
ARKANSAS BELLE,
........ Master.
WALrEn II. PENNINGTON ..... ...............C Clerk.
Win leave Evansville for Cairo eyerv mrs..
DAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock n m :.
Will leave Cairo every WEDNESDAY and 4 r..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hats.
Boys and Mems Hats at half the usual
price, at .. HAWTHORN Il Co.'S.
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shoes.
Persons wanting first-class Shoes for q
small price, should call on
q. HAWTHORN h Co,