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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-23
RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was IL feet on
the gauge, having risen l3 As inches dur
ing the previous "a hours.
The weather is partially cloudy and
still cool, but growing warmer.
Business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Arkansas Belle had a very fair
cargo.
The Eckert failed to raise the Flor
ence Lee, as the Tennessee river is rising
very fast. The Eckert had arrived at
Paducah when the Francis Bell passed,
with the furniture, freight, etc., of the
Lee. Had the owners of the Lee called
the Eckert in time. the present state Of
affairs would have been avoided.
The Mississippi is still cutting away
the bank above this city. and will reach
the Narrow Gauge track at the old break
in about five days at the present rate. 1t
is also making rapid strides towards the
Cairo levee, below the cross levee, and
will wash through 1t in about two weeks
II the rise coming out of the Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers does not check the
current.
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A Nc. ! Laundry /.

IL is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the I.undress, NJ. IL Fourth street, be-
tween W A.hingt,n i c ,mmercisi avenues,
hiss one OF the best conducted laundry -
tabiishmebts IN the city, aud landlords OF
hotels and boarding houses aill find II 10
their cdyaBtage TO call upon her
Her prices are ss follows: Hotel and
clearinghouse washing. 80 cents per
dozen. Foi piece work prices are
a. follows: Single shir, and col.
ar, l0c; per dozen soc; sock. DC; two col
lars, &c; two hsndkercbiets, &c; vests 20c;
md all gentlemen's wear. SOC. per
,zen. Ladies' dresses, % to Soc;
drts 10 to DOC; drawers 10 to l5c; two
cir hose &c; two collars 10 loc. For II.
Iies' plain clothes 81 % per dozen; for la
dies fine clothes, 81 % per dozen; done
drsmptly, and promptly delivered. Pa.
,ronage solicited. s-3'-lm
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week or two ago, on account Of cold
weather. The Knights should make a
note Of the prophesy Of Prof. Iricc for the
oath and 25th Of this month, and act ac.
cordingly.
brown, the man arrested by Mayor
Winter some two weeks ago. Tor whip
ping his wife, on Fourteenth street, and
who was indicted by the grand jury,
was given a trial yesterday morning In
the circuit court and discharged. The
Mayors testimony was heard, but he
didn't make It strong enough.
The nights for the past week or two
have been rather cool for lovers walks
and talks in the moonlight, but this fact
did not deter two youthful beings from
sitting on the railing under our window
until twelve O'Clock Tuesday night and
pouring words of affection into each 9th.
er's ears. Our roommate rolled around in
the bed, and lamented because he was
not the fortunate youth below.
The heavy man Of this establishment
is getting ready to orate soon, be-
fore the Grand Lodge Of Odd-Fellows, at
Peoria on the 1lth of next month. The
attic, however, is too cold for him, and he
Is compelled to suffer numerous inter.
ruptions. He has resigned himself to his
fate, however, and submits to the dis.
turbances with saint-like docility, but oc-
casionally indulges In "damn YOU
that seems TO give him much relief.
Mr.. W. II. Morris, Cairo's favorit'
bass singer, actor, and character song
man, has kindly consented to act as in
terlocutor or middle man In the enter
tainment to be given by the Taylor
Literary club tomorrow night, at the
Atheneum. Mr.. Morris will sing in the
quartette, the beautiful Scotch song
"Scotch Lassie JEAN" and in a specially
act the great Dutch song entitled "How
Yacob Found it Oud." None should fail
to hear him.
Richmond Virginia, an old negro
man, is now in town looking after hi.
son, a youth eighteen years Of age, who
ran away from the parental abode. an
humble cot near New Grand Chain, tc
lead life Of gaiety and waywa rdnes:
amid the wicked colored boys OF Cairo.
The old gentleman is sad at heart, and
signifies his willingness to receive his
son in loving embrace and take him
back to his hearth and home. II the
young runaway will only come for.
ward.
Mr.. Ross has concluded not to finish
his race track north of this city until
Spring, having found. on measuring, that
q large piece Of timber would have to be
cut down and the stumps grubbed Out
before he will have space enough 10 make
a track a full halt mile in length. III
will, however, he informs us, make tn,
course one Of the best to be found In tn,
State, as he intends to use 1t for the train
ing aud breaking Of colts and fast horses
He will erect buildings for stabling pur
poses, SO that horses brought there to b.
driven can be kept on the grounds.
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CIRCUIT cou1r.


In the case of the People vs.. James
Brown, the jury returned q verdict Of
mot guilty" The principal cause OF
the acquittal was the absence Of the
States witnesses, they having absconded
several weeks before. His attorney, Col.
j. e. Shaver, secured q verdict for his
client without much labor.
The judge overruled the motion OF
d. 4. Linegar to quash the indictment
standing against Robt. 8. Lemon.
Martin Burns, indicted for burning
the house Of q man named Noble, was
tried yesterday. The evidence against
him was not Of the best character. After
hearing the testimony, the jury, without
being out very long, returned verdict
Of not guilty.
The case Of the People w. Annie
Hunter was tried In the circuit court yes
tertlay and a verdict Of mot guilty" was
returned by the jury without leaving
their seats. 1t was transparently a con-
spiracy Of perjured wretches TO injure an
innocent woman.
Henry Rogers was sentenced by the
court TO three years in the penitentiary.
lie was tried Wednesday, 18th, by o jury
and found guilty Of grand larceny, and
the above term was fixed upon as yer.
dict.
OF the nine persons that have been
tried since Monday the 18th. seven have
been acquitted. and the cause Of the &C
quittal of four OF the DEFENDANTS was the
absence Of the material witnesses.
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0e0ePa1 Items


Circuit and probate courts are now
In session, and have lots Of work before |
them.
The police court business is slowly
dwindling down to nothing. Bummers,
thieves. and gamblers are scarce.
The schools are progressing finely.
The attendance in all departments is
large, and much interest is displayed by
the pupils.
The Pope County Agricultural So
ciety will commence its fair at Golconda
on the sixth Of October, and continue
until the ninth.
The twenty-fourth and twenty-iiith
days Of this month, according to the
prophesies of Prof. Ticc, will be the
warmest days Of the season.
Visitors are plenty at the court house.
The colored folks are In the majority, and
seem to take much interest in the pro-
ceedings.
Thomas Leary, the drayman who
had his leg broken by being run over by
dray on the levee, some two weeks ago,
is improving slowly.
The members OF the city council will
now be allowed to rest undisturbed un-
til the first Tuesday Of next month, when
they hold their regular monthly meet
ing.
The police force Is not overrun with
work, The man who catches up an Of
fender nowadays, Is looked upon by his
comrades as being favored by Proyi'
dence.
The Cairo & Vincennes railroad
company have quit running their trains
down Commercial avenue to their pass
enger depot in the south end Of town.
They now stop at their ''incline," in the
upper part Of town.
The season tor the negro to cmigrate
to the South has come, and the colored
people are happy. Large gangs leave
this city daily, tor the cotton plantations
below, where work at cotton picking is
plenty, and the wages good.
Don't forget. dear people, that to-
morrow night the Taylor Literary Clut
will give u musical s0iree and minstre
entertainment for the purpose Of rails
ing money to buy library. Every
body should patronize them. The cause
is o good one.
We are informed that the course OF
lectures to be given by prominent ladie
aud gentlemen of this city, under tn
auspices of the Woman's Club and Ii
brary Association, will begin next week
They will, Of course, be largely patron
lied.
The hackmen in the city, we under
stand. are making their arrangements
should the offices Of the Cairo & Vim.
cennes railroad company be removed. t
start line of hacks to run between tn
city and the stopping place Of the trains
ON the outskirts Of the town.
; 1T Is said that the fair to be given b
the Fair Association OF MississipE
county. Missouri, beginning on the 2sti'
at Charleston, will be one 0f the best eve
held by the society. Fast trOtting, pa
: ing and running horses, numbering VI
' wards OF tifty, have been entered, aud wi
). compete In the races.
J. The Knights Of Pythias have, we vi
J. derstsnd, entirely given up the moo'
light steamboat excursion talked Of
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VIM. Ehlers desires to inform hts pat.
ron- and the pu lie generally, that he has
now on hand a lar4e stock Il French and
German al f., Kip and NJ 'occo, and Ia pre-.
par d TO manufacture. for store and Office
wear. ihr iinc,t Of Moro or Cal! skin
Shoe. or DO T.; and tor farm rs, draymen
and oul do wear generally, his French
Kip stand. above anything ever offered in
tnis market. His Lsss are - the latest
styles an b" can guarantee Ill and salts.
faction to all his pa,'ons. 0 3-tt
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Those who intend to 60 to the enter
tainment of the Taylor Literay club at
the Atheneum tomorrow night, can pro-
cure tickets and reserved seats at Hart
mans store. 10 the lovers of good mu.
sic, this will be rare treat. The very
best male singers In the city will take
part in the entertainment, and render the
most beautiful productions OF the day.
Minstrel plays, character acts, clog dane
ing, ETC., will also be introduced during
the performance. and all who attend are
assured a first class show.
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~. Charles Arrivals.

A. d. Arzeno. Flat Rock, Mich. NJ.
Harper, Chicago; A. and d. Anscll, st.
Louis; W. w. Deighl, Cincinnati Chas
L. Gilpip. La. Capt. Jas. Bernard, st..
Louis p; A. Rothschild, Cincinnati; NJ.
Blower. Paducah; A. X. Sterns and wife.
st. Louis Fred. X. Huston, Evansville {;
Geo. Nelson, Terre Haute; Z.
b. Falls aud wife, N. o..
z. Hartman and wife, Illinois; Jay No
bic, New Orleans Mrs. NJ. Martin, De-
catur, Illinois; l.. c. Thompson, Mis-
souri,. Jno. Gremugh, Geo. B. Clark.
J. II. Pickering. st. Louis; WIN. J. Bart
well, New York ; Jas. >. Ogden, New
Orleans +; A. II. Hall, st. Louis B. F
Schwartz, Washington City ; II. Gun
nlngham and wife, Little Rock, Arksu
sss; Juo. a. Cunnu6, New Orleans.
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RIVER MEMS.
Port List.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
4" st. Francis Belle, Cincinnati.
7. n. Millar, Cincinnati.
Arkansas Belle. Evansville.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
- Julia, Vicksburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
- ST. Francis Belle, st. Francis X.
I. n. Millar. st. Francis river
d" Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
- Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Julia, st. Louis.
Tow-boat Lioness, st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-23

H0 DR.. Sherman, the great Special.
list, 800 North Sixth street, has gained an
enviable reputation In the speedy manner
in which lie treats all chronic diseases.
See advertisement for his great Syphilitic
Eradicator, Endorsed by the medical IA
Guilty everywhere. 9-16-lyr.
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u sscl, Talk.

A great deal Of talk has been oc-
casioned by the report that the Cairo Il
Vincennes railroad offices are to be re-
moved from this city to Vincennes. The
matter is looked upon by some as threat
to accomplish an end, while others
those who are generally classed as the
knowing ones''-sbake their heads, and
say, You'll find out whether it's hoax
or not, soon enough"
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To Lecture.

The lecture course TO be conducted un-
der the auspicies Of the woman's Club
and Library Association will begil next
week. Among those who have been in
vited to lecture, are Judge Green, DR..
Wardner, DR.. Smith, Professor Alyord,
Mrs. DR.. Smith, Mrs. DR.. Wardner, Mrs.
John II. Oberly, Mrs. Candee and num-
Der Of others. The lectures OF the ladies
and gentlemen. it Is believed, will be in
teresting and well patroniZed.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young'msn from the ei'
feet of Errors and Abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Impedimeuts to Mar
riags removed New method Of trest.
N Mt. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulsrs ssnt free. In sealed en-
velopes. Address Howard Association,
ll9 N. Ninth st., Philade'hts, Ps.-an instl'
tuition having . high reputs on for honor
sble oouducs and professional skiil.
S.34-dAw8m
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-23

Valuable Property for Sale.
The undersigned wishes to sell House
and Lot, located OH Twenty.seventh
street. between commercial avenue and
Poplar street. Cairo, Illinois. All neces.
sary out-houses, stable, etc. Also. good
cistern. The lot Is provided with fruit
trees, etc. This property will be sold at
low figures. Apply to Thomas w. Hal.
liday tor further particulars.
MICHAEL HIGGINS.
CAIRO, ills, Sept. IL, 1875.
9.lS-3t.
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MIR. James Sparta, Of Allendale. Hi.
nois. IL In the city on business. lie will
leave this afternoon for Dallas, Texas.
where 1t is his intention to locate.
Hon. {. II. Patterson, assistant
United States treasurer, at New York,
is in the city, the guest Of Messrs. Good
rich and Miller. OF the c. & v. railroad.
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To the citizens Of Cairo.

I would inform my m,ny friends. that !
AN still In the suction business, and ready
10 attend TO all sale. that may oher My
long experience in this business needs no
comment--i Is no experiment on my part,
and parties en,rusting goods to my care
need no be afraid A. am no "squib" or
novice In tn business.
sp, ci l attention given to real estate and
out.noor sales, as fhsve never missed max.
ing .sle. ID HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Av.
-.xl.tf
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LYNCH 4 H0WLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Several good Farms and 1900 acres OF
unimproved Lands in Alexander souoty.
"Winter's Block" and "Wintsr's Row..
A large number Of desirable Residences,
and excellent vacant Lots, suitable for
bu iness houses and residences.
House on Nineteenth street, for $50, with
privilege Of lease.
FOR RENT.
Winters Block-suitable for Hotel, ON.
ces or Business rooms-chesp.
Tenements numbered 4, Z, . and ., In
Winters Row, 8 FOODS each. for $40 per
month.
No. 10, corner si2 Co. rooms.
That desirable double Cottage on corner
Of Thirteenth and Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial av.
enue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
suitable for Dwelling and Business.
Two houses on Commercial, below Sixth
street, suitable for Business Houses and
DIV, llings.
Two .mall Houses west Of Twenty.sec-
ond street, near Pine, a each per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth. near Wal.
nut, G rooms, for sl2 per month.
Business house on Levee, near Eighth
street, for $40 per month.
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,. sehDes,.eer. Phososr.pher,

J. SehlesinGer, PhOsoGsapher,
on Eighth street, between Commercial
and Washington avenues. is now pre-.
pared to make those beautiful new pic
lures, the
"PORrRAITS GLACES,"
and respectfully invites the citizens of
Cairo and the public in general to cram
ine and price his work. They will find
these pictures equal to the best OF Eastern
work, and, what is still better, great
deal cheaper than what they are made
for anywhere in the United states. They
are within the reach OF all. Call, look at
and price them before you 60 anywhere
else. 1t will pay you to do so. 9-l9.tf.
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A Rare Ch0llce

Ih Western Tennessee Agricultural
and Nechanical Association, OF jackson.
Tennessee, will hold their Fourth Annual
Exhibition on the 26th to 30th of October
inclusive, 1873, al which time there will
be daily sales Of stock. agricultural im-
plements, ETC., making 1t one OF the mos
important meetings ever held in the State
Bring your stock aud implements.
JNo. Y. KEITH, President.
THos. CLARK. Secretary.
9.23-w4t.
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Notice Of Rem OvA1 /.

c. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building lone block below,
No. 90 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest home made and st. Louis
custom made boots and shoes, made Of
the best material good workmanship
and in the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. 0-23.u.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-23

The old established dry goods house,
at present at the corner Of Ninth street
and Commercial avenue, will remove. on
or about the 9th Of September, to the
building formerly occupied by W. B.
Rock well Il Co. 8 book store, now UNDER
going repairs. Look out for large
stock of fresh and scasonablc dry goods.
0-lS-St
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Cincinnati IN position.

We have at the BULLETIN Office for sale
at discount, scrip o: the Madison House,
Cincinnati, Main, between Front and
second) payable in hotel accommoda-
tions at the rate OF S2 % per day. Scrip
is in orders OF 81 90 each. Apply to
T. A. RrRSITT
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-09-23

Mr.. George Reed. first engineer on the
transfer steamer Junius S. Morgan, who
was married few days ago to Miss Ida
I, ylor, OF Metropolis, returned with his
bride TO this city on Tuesday night, on
the steamer Fisk. The newly married
couple will make Cairo their present
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Wood: wood. Coal, Coal:

] am now at my old stand, and pre-
pared TO deliver wood. full length, or
sawed and split. and Big Muddy, or Mt.
Carbon and DuQuoin coal, TO any part Of
the city at lowest rates. Leave orders
at Commercial avenue, corner Tenth.
S-22-2w JAMES Ross.
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Yesterday morning. (Sept. 22nd). Jo-
sephine. daughter OF Francis and Vir.
ginia Vincent. aged 10 years. Special fu-
neral train will leave foot OF Eighth
street at three O'Clock this afternoon. for
Villa Ridge. Friends and acquaintances
Of the family are invited.
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u~aane MeSAsls.

Ten pound letter heads, large size. Car
i.le paper, rated two cents higher than
any other paper used ia Cairo for print
ing letter heads ordinary composition
only 81 50 per thousand al the BrLIHT'S
ioh office
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Smith and Brinkmeyer, merchant
tailors, have just received their Fall and
Winter stock of goods-the very best in
the market, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices. All who desire a neat tit.
and durable and beautiful suit Of clothes
should call on them. 9-?l-2w.
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For sale.

A silver plated No. . wilson Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, haf d (pianO) ini.h, valued at
osb. viii be ii at $40 discount, on good
terms, aud ordered direct from the factory.
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ClONks.

The only place to find full line Of la
dies, misses and children's clOaks Is q
Heilbron & Wells, l42 and IA CONNER
| cial avenue.
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Auction Of Real EAtate.

Auction OF WeHA k.StHte.
Twill offer for sale on Friday, October
lst, at two p. IN. lot 6, in block 4, on the
Ohio Levee. between Eighth and Tenth
streets, with house and all improvements
on same. The house Is now renting for
$35 per month. The property will be
sold to the highest bidder. Terms OF
sale will be made known on day OF sale.
This is good opportunity for any one
wishing to purchase a good business
house and lot. j. B. SELLA,
Dan Hartman, Auctionecr.
0-l0-td.
n6A nobby suit can be found at Hell
bron 4 Wells, l42 & IA Commercial av'
enue.
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Nearly CosmpDeseA,

The pew building being erected by
Mrs. 5. B. Halliday, on Commercial ave-
nue.. is nearly completed. workmen
are now engaged in painting and plaster
ing the inside, and the house will soon be
ready tor occupancy.
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XAah l.lslA.

Ready printed packages Of wash lists
enough IN each book to last two years.
for 80 cents each at the BULLETIN Office
for the next two days.
De.icsous-PIl.SENER Louis Her.
beP0so
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"a. There is quite q revolution In both
dry goods and clothing since Heilbron &
We'll came to the city.
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For sale Cheap.
A new Howe and Singer saving una
chlnc. Enquire at the Bulletin Office.
L. a, BuaNETT.
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pusSENER a Louis Ilerbers's.

rTPilsener Beer NJ George Lattnsrs
saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and sixth strcets.
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T'Pilsener Beer at George Lattner'i
Saloon, on Commercial avenue, betw cen
Fifth and Sixth streets.
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Seventy-iive cases Of boots and shoes.
Boots 81 20 to s. 90; shoes 81 90 to
So %. at the New York Store at whole
sale and retail. 9-23.l0t.
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do 90 LOuis 1uerberts for PlLAE'

- Pilsensr Beer fresh and cool. the
finest beer ever drank, nj Chas. Schoen.
meyers, corner Tenth street and WASH
ippton avenue.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
autcd

Everybody to know that the place TO get
\ smooth shave,
A good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut,
Or anything i" that line,
Is at the GRAND CssTRAL BARBER.
SHOP, corner Eighth and Commercial.
9.s.tf j. GEORGE STKINHOusR.
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~ rilsener Beer at George Lattner's
Saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
Filth and sixth streets.
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~XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed,
AZ IN and 81 90 per NJ.
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OysoRr.

Fresh Baltimore oysters are received
daily at the store Of Henry Winter, on
Commercial avenue. 9-22-2t.
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A No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
valued ut S76 Win be sold vt Sl5 discount
aud ordered direct tr m the factory.
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EOK SALE.
FOR SALE.

Colored and m .untsd Maps OF the city Of
Cairo at ~ 30 each, (hali price).
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FOR SALE.

A $50 Remington Sewing Machine $50
OF for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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Lime. Lime .

100 barrels Of lime. best quality. Tor sale
at low.down figures at Jno. i. Phillis &
SONS.
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D%Have you seen the good calico dress
you can get by calling ut Hebron q
Wells, l42 q IA Commercial avenue.
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nj. il. ner neer at George Lat,ner's
Saiopu, ou Commercial avenue, between
Fifth a d Sixth streets. 9-S-tf
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At the BULLETIN bindery-is numbcr,.
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost 81; for sale at $40.
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Nsiice-Keep IL nefore the People.

Dry goods. groceries, boots and shoes,
queensware. hats and caps, jeans. wood
and willow ware. etc., ETC., sold cheap
at the New York Store. Largest assort-
ed stock in the city ct Wholesale and
retail.
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The elegant side-whecl steamer
k&c
PAT. CLEBURNE,

MAT. Clerk.
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every WEDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY at 8 u. m.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY
atop m
Each boat makes close connections at Cairo
with hrst-class steamers for st. Louis, Mem
phis and New Orleans, and at Evansville with
the T.. 4 C.. Il. u. for all points North and East,
and with the Louisville aiail steamers Tor all
points on the Upper Ohio, giving through re-
ceipts on freights and passengers to all points
tributary
For further information apply to
SOL. SILVER, Passenger Agent.
HALLIDAY BROS.
I'M PHILLIPS, nseh's'
or,o Il. j GRAMMER,
superintendent, anil Cencral Freight Agent,
! lJ-3-20-ly. Evansville INDIANA.
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FOR LEASE. ON SALE

FOR LEASE, on SALE.
A number of Lots on Leves, above
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Al.o
q large number Of other Lots In different
localities.
Lands, in tracts TO suit, near Cairo.
H.lS.tf
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To the Trade.
To. Morrow Nlght.

Choice line Of coffee and sugar. at
wholesale and retail at New York Store.
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Died.

e~ For Clothing. 20 to HeilbrOn &
Wells, l42 & IA Commercial avenue.
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FOR SALE.

At bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen 1t the Com.
psny's Office, corner Ninth street sud Com.
Mercial.