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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-24

ern Illinois In sacks delivered dOc; car
white In bulk on track 4lc.
WHEAT.
We note sales of 2 cars No. 3 red In
bulk 81 IS.
Country meal Is Overstockcd and very
dull ut 50 city meal Is In fair demand at
quotations. Sales were 100 barrels coun.
try steam dried delivered, 50 90; 200 bar.
rels city steam dried In lots delivered.
80 %.
BRAN.
The market Is well supplied and quiet.
Sales were car in sacks delivered. SIG
car in sacks delivered, $40; 100 sacks
in lots, Sl9. -
BUTTER.
Prices on choice Northern Is firm and
advancing. Receipts are all taken on ar
rival, ant. there is no surplus. The de-
mand exceeds the supply. Sales were
20 pounds choice Northern 25tg27c
buckets choice Northern 2sc; 1 tubs
choice Northern &c; tubs common
Northern 24c 3 packages choice South.
crn Illinois 26c.
EGGS.
Receipts are all taken and the markc,
Is bare. The demand Is steady and price.
are firm and advancing. Sales were 400
dozen Ice; 400 dozen lie.
| CHICKENS.
The demand IL good and supply light
We note sales of3 coops young 50 80 q
3 co.; 3 coops old hens 80 %; l coop ol,
hens 50 %; coop young So IS.
| FRUIT.
Apples. choice In large barrels arc In
good demand. We note sales of 10 bar.
rels apples 50 10; Is barrels choice apples
80 10; IL boxes peaches 80 a. SOC: u
boxes choice pears 81 o..
CABBAGE.
Plenty, we note sales Of 800 heads Sc
800 heads Sc.
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60 TO the minstrel entertainment Of
the Taylor Literary club tonight.
Mayor Winter informs us that lie will
have fresh lot of Baltimore oysters this
morning.
This 10 to be one Of the hottest days
Of the season, according 10 the prediction
Of Prof. lice.
Circuit court Is ploiding along and
the inmates Of the county Jail are being
disposed Of slowly.
Tickets for the Taylor Literary
clubs musical soiree and minstrel enter
tain,nent can be had at Hartlnan's.
The levee and other merchants Of the
city are beginning to smile as of old.
Business is improving slowly, AMI they
are happy.
--Sabian's two hundred and fifty dol
lar mule has gone where the woodbine
twineth. lie passed In bis checks on
Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting Of the Citizens Associa-
ton, advertised for tonight, has been
postponed until next regular meeting
night.
Go to the Taylor Literary Club EN-
tertainment this evening. IL will be
very enjoyable. Seats can be had ct
Hartman's.
Get your seats for the Taylor Lit.
crary Club entertainment, early. A big
crowd will he in attendance. Ticket,
for sale at Hartman's.
Gross, Coleman 4 Co., commission
merchants, have got into their new
quarters, corner Of Sixth street and
OHIO Levee.
From the large stocks of clothing
received daily by the clothiers of this
city, one would judge that a big fall
and winter trade i, looked tor.
To-day we publish communication
from Vienna, giving synopsis OF the
Harker-Kuykendall contested election
case, and other matters of interest.
A class, for the purpose Of studying
photography, will be organized by
Mrs. Granger. principal OF the Higt
school, Tomorrow afternoon in Mr.
Phillips building. corner Of Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue. Mrs
Granger was taught the art Of phOnog
raphy by the great Ben Pittman.
The Quincy iair, which beganin tina
city last Monday morning, is said TO b.
the grandest success Of the kind ever helt
in Illinois. The day the fair opened two
hundred and forty odd horses. embrac
ing the fastest trotting. pacing and run
ming horses on the American turf, hat
been entered. aud were quartered on thu
fair grounds.
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E. V. Wilson, the celebrated lecturer
and test medium, will lecture in the Lib
eral Religious Hall Oh Sunday. Sep.em.
be r Goth. al 10 o'clock a. m. and 1880
o'clock p. M. and at the close of each
lecture will give astonishing tests OF clair.
voynce. describe the spirit forms Of our
departed friends, and give other tests
marvellous and attractive. Mr.. Wilson
is one OF the eloquent lecturers Of the day
and never tails to draw full houses IN New
York. Cincinnati. st. Louis and otheI
large cities. Come one. come all, and
hear and see for yourselves. 9-2l-3t.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Winters Block->uitable for Hotel. OIL
ces or Is isiness roOm.--cheap.
Tenements numbered I, L, 8 and 0, In
Winters Row, . rooWs each, for so per
month.
No. 10, (c,rner) $40 81 rooms.
Tnat desi able doubts Cottage on corner
OF Thi teen,h and Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial av.
enue, between zenith and Eleventh str. et-,
-uitaLle for Dwelinl and Business.
Two houses on Commercial, below Sixth
street. suitable for Business Houses and
DIV ling.
Two mall Houses west Of Twenty-sec.
ond .treet, near Pine, - each per month
ID wellins house on Twelfth. near Wal
nu', o rooms, for 81. per month.
Business house on Levec, near Eighth
street, for $50 per month.
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~. Charles Arrivals

Thos. Skaggs, Clark'on, Mo-; j M.
Healy. Champaign, llls.; +. a. Rea,
Georgetown. Colorado Albert AIRING
ton. Ills; DR.. Warren Stowe and fami-
ly, n. o.; Mrs. Smy,he and sister,
Mississippi; Z. II. Nichsls, Alton. Ills;
c. II. Comstock. Chicago; VIM. Will
kinson, Chicago; Frank NJ. luck, St.
Louis; Capt. Benz. +. B"asly. Str.
Utah $. A. Larkin, st. Louis; +. NJ.
Vanden. Cincinnati; Jno. w. Sullivan,
Vincennes, Ind; w. II. Bcal and wife,
Jackson, Tenn.: a. b AlbeD, McComb
City; Chas. a. Sweetland. Chicago !;
Jno. Miller. Murphysboro, Ills.
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CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY, SEPT. -, 1875.
s.orml weather Report.
A. Work

THOMAS JONES. ssrs,. g. s.. L. $. A.
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A Fine Alock.

VIM. Ehlcr- desires Ia l. form his Pat.
ron. and the pu liz gene ally. that he has
now IN hand a lar 9 lock 4 fn nch AID
German oil Xii. ami N occo, and 1. pre-
par d TO manu- acture, fr store and Office
wear III fue-t Of Moro or & Il Skin
Shoe or Is, /; and tor farm RI, draynen
snd out do wrar generally, hi- F. nch
Kip stTnd. above anything ever offered In
tni. market. HIS l. SIS are = the latest
styles An h can qua antee III and sati-'
fa.tiop TO ail his papons. Q 3-ti
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"Portratss Glnces,''

This is a new style Of picture now be-
ing produced by VIM. Winter, the artist,
Of this city. These pictures are creating
much interest In all the principal Eastern
and Western cities, being altogether new.
They are unlike photographs. being
raised and beautifully cnameled over the
entire surface, soft in tone, but distinct In
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them fails to admire them. or to give the
artist an order. We have been shown n
number of pictures of well-known ladies
and gentlemen of the city, and have no
hesitation in pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest In such matters or de-
sire pictures. to call upon Mr.. Winter at
his gallery aud examine his work in this
new branch of the shadow-capturing art.
0.l4-tf
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Just In.

Ten tubs choice Northern butter a
New York Store. for city trade.
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To the Gtsisens or Cairo.

would inform my many friends. that ]
sm still in the suction business, and ready
o. attend 10 all sales that may Offer. My
long experienc. in this business needs no
comment-i IL no exp, riment on my part,
and parties en,rusiing goods - my csre
need NO be afraid rs am no ".qujb" or
noYiee 10 til business.
sp, ci l attention given 10 real estate shd
our.aoor sale, as III We never missed max
ing a .ale. ID IMAM, Auctione-r.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Av.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
September Term. 1878 Hon. ID. j
Baker, Presiding.
sixteenth Day.

Wright was tried yesterday morning
for the larceny Of some clothes belong
ing to man named Reed. Wright Is a
young man who came from Missouri the
day before the larceny was committed,
and swore that he obtained the goods
from negro for dollar and half. At
ter hearing the evidence the defendant
was acquitted. Col. j. G. Shaver APP
peared for the prisoner.
MIR. d. 7. Linegar made motion to
quash the indictment standing against
Minerva Hurley, because 1t did not spec
iiy the house OF ill-fame that she patron
lied. 1t was urged with great force that
the Indictment was not specific enough
without an allegation showing the par
ticular place at which the misdemeanor
was committed. AS there were nearly
fifteen indictments in the exact pbraseol'
ogy Of the one against Minerva Hurley,
the States Attorney, VIM. Z. Mulkey,
fought the case vigorously, but tell before
the sword Of the law, Us Judge Baker sus'
tanned the motion, anu the indictmeL'
was quashed. Motto" was then made &c
auash several others, which was donI
without argument.
Lizzie Pryor, indicted for maintains
ing house of i'll fame, was tried by {
jury yesterday evening. and acquitted af
ter moments consultation. As the ev
!,lence in the cast, against Mary rhonp
son. Hattie King. Kate Meadows 'anc
I I.u.u Ward wa. fine same character ant
quality rs that against Lizzie Fryer, tn
States attorney entered nofle prosequ
IN them and discharged the prisoners
This releases all the lewd women tina
have been confined In the county jail 10
the last tour or i've days.
| AGDF or CiofhinU On tn Hebron 4
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Auction Of Real Estmte.

will offer for sale on Friday, October
LIST, at two p. IN. lot q, In block 4, on the
Ohio Levec, between Eighth and TENN
streets, with house and all improvements
on same. The house Is now renting Tor
s35 per month. The property VIII NC
sold to the highest bidder. Terms :"
sale will be made known on day OF sac.
This Ia good opportunity for any one
wishing to purchase u good bua'hess
honse and LOT. J. d. SELLA,
Dan Hartman. Auctloaeer.
psl0-td.
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ron ALE

A nav two.horys Gambia wagon.
Tor any or the above srtieles. apply q
the 1viinTu once. v. a. BURNByT.
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Going 10 the Fair.

BY circular received from the Mis-
sis.ippi county, Missouri, Agricultural
Board. We learn that the Cairo Concor.
da will visit Charleston on the second
day Of the fair. and discourse some OF
their sweetest melodies, for the benefit
OF the large number OF people who are
expected 20 attend the fair
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Police Court.

One case only was tried In the police
courts yesterday. John Welsh was ar
rested for being drunk. He was taken
before Judge Bird. who fined him two
dollars and costs, which he paid and was
discharged.
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Photographic Iassisuse

The fir.t session OF this school will be
held on saturday, Sept. 20. at 7:30 p. NJ.
In Phillips new building. corner Wash
iugton avenue and Fourteenth street.
Parties desiring further Information will
please call at school room on Saturday,
between the hours OF 2 and Pm.
n-pi-o,
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Tonight the Taylor Literary Club.
an organization that has been striving for
the past eight months to accumulate
money to purchase library Of useful and
beneficial works. will give an entertain
ment at the Atheneum, the proceeds Of
which will be applied to that purpose.
Much time has been spent by the men,
beers Of the club In selecting, arranging
and rehearsing the programme to BE- pre-.
sentet, their desire being to equal any
home performance ever given In Cairo.
Among the list of actors who will ap-
pear, will be found the very finest talent
Of our city. including Mr.. w. II. Morris,
who will act as middle man, and sing
bass In the quartette. The latest min.
strel gags and conundrums Of the day.
including original hits, are in store for
those who attend. Mr.. John Aisthorpe
will also appear and favor the audience
with new and popular character songs
that are sure to please. Among the
specially actors, will also he MIR. Charles
Norton, who as u plantation banjo player,
cannot be excelled. He will also per.
form banjo exercise attempted by but
one other man now on the stage Of this
country, which In itself in well worth the
price Of admission. Oswald and McGee
will play "Othello and Desdemona,' q
play calculated to provoke mirth in the
most sedate. In the quartette is Messrs.
Morris, Howe, Aisthorpe and Hacker,
the finest male vocalists in the city,
Other funny and laughable specialties,
too numerous for us to mention, will be
presented. Below We give the pro-
gramme In full
Overture. .........................Full Band
Opening ChOrus..-.............C Comp ny
"Chmbing the Golden Stiir"...J. ). Ais
thorpe.
| Susan Jane .....................J. a. Reeve
kiss and Forget all the Past.......Franh
Howe.
"rm Captain OF the guards. ......Louis ;
''Softly Sweetly Whi-per."N. W. Hacker
scotch Lassie Jean. INV. II. Morris
| Grand le...............LouisiaDa 1Iger'
Challenge Clog Dance--Lally and Welsl
| Five Minutes with G. ;. Norton and hi,
Banjo.
"lIow Yacob Found it Oud". Nv. ii
Morris.
| PART III.
THE BLACK SHOEMAKER.
Old Brown 1.-THE shocmaker.. Nv. q. Nc
Gee.
Bill Brown Ia tough Youth. I'D. Oswald
Glen "a visitor for meals .....W. X. liaw
kins.
Rufus Johnsing IA suitor).. .....H. II. Mil
burn.
! Mrs. BrOWn.. ...Ge0rge Clay
Jane (lier daughter). ........N. w. Hacker
"Old Black Joe, "................J. a. Reeve
DEAF-IN-A-HORN.
Norton and Schuckers. q.
Character Song...........''. >. Aisthorpe.
OrHELLO AND DESDEMONA.
| Oswald and MCGEE.
l.. Schuckers in his Album Of Songs an,
Dances.
The whole TO conclude with an origins
burl-sque by the entire company on tn
City Council.
Admission so cents; reserved seats
usual prices, 10 BE- had at Dan. Hartman
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The Very Best.

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 fit.
and durable and beautiful suit of clothes
should call on them. 9-2l-2w.
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Ten pound letter heads, large size. Car
lisle paper. rated two cents higher than
any other paper used In Cairo for print
ing letter heads -ordinary composition
only 81 50 per thousand at the BULLETIN
iob office,
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wood. wood. Coal. COaI

/ am now at my old stand, and pre-
pared to deliver wood. full length, or
sawed aud split. and Big Muddy. or Mt.
Carbon and DuQuoin coal, to any par, of
the city at lowest rates. Leave orders
at Commercial avenue. corner Tenth.
S2l-2w JAMES Ross.
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Betng Lowered.

The sidewalk on the south side Of
Fourteenth street. which is being lowered
from It. former height 10 within about
three feet Of the ground, will DE COM
pletcd within short time.
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For sale.

A silver plated No.3 vi son Shuttle sew.
ing Machine o. Ina d (piano) TIM h. valued ut
eS5. Win be liai $40 discount, on good
term., and order, d,rec from the factory.
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JOHN
MAT. WiLLiAMs.......... ticiH.
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every WEDSEo.
DAY and SATURDAY at 8 p. m.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY
atop m.
with Ars,-class steamers for -, Louis, Mem
phis and New Orleans, and ut Evansville with
the u h L. u for NIL points North ami LAST
and with the Louisville Mail STEAMERS for all
1 points on the Upper Ohio, giving through NJ
ceipts ON freights and passengers TO all roints
| tributary
For further Information apply To
sol. SILVER, Passenger Agent.
HALLIDAY BROS. Aoer,.
j. N. PHILLIPS,
| Orto G. J GRAMMER,
Superintendent and General Freight Agsnf,
| l -5-20-ly. Evansville inaianh.
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4. Ringer d. Co,

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..
Rockwell & Co. g book store, now UNDER
going repairs. Look out for large
stock of fresh and seasonable dry goods.
9-lS.St.
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WAR DEPARTMENT kivHp xEPoRr. I
Sept. 20, ie.5.
ABOVE |
Low WATER.
-rATloS-
Notice or Removal.

c. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building lone block below,
No. 30 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. o-23-tf.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Waut"0
Everybody 10 know that he place to get
a smooth shave.
A good sham 90.
A fashionable haircut,
or sny,h ny / that line,
Ia NJ the GRAND ca TRIAL BARBER.
~ p, corner Eighth aud Comm rcial.
est J. 0EORGs sTEINHOUsE.
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OYSTERS.
Iirst Arrival ~ the Celebrated Mobile
Oysters.

On Saturday morning. Sproat, corner
Twelfth street and Leyee, will receive the
first shipment Of the Gel, brat,d Mobile
Oysters. Bring your pals aud buckets
and get oy sters las are oysters" 9-24-2t.
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Died Very Naddenly.

Mr.. Charles Mall. one Of the most
prominent citizens Of Mound City, died
very suddenly Of congestion Of the bow
els on Wednesday.
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Notice.

Notice.
Having disposed Of my entire stock Of
books and stationery to Mr.. d. F. Parker.
take this method of returning thanks TO
citizens OF Cairo Tor their liberal patron.
age bestowed during period of ten
years. and ask continuance of same for
the new firm. shall continue to act
as agent for the sale of the celebrated
Light Running Domestic" and the grea,
"Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machines" and
keep on hand full supply of needles,
oils and attachments for all machines.
Clean and repair machines at short no.
ticc. Office and rooms for the present
will be at the old stand.
$. f. HARMON.
Cairo, Ills. Sept. Goth, 1875.
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Sixth street Is now receiving the at
tention Of the gravel contractors. They
commenced yesterday morning.
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do 20 Louis Herbcrt's for PILSE'

~ Pilsen.r Beer fresh and cool. the
finest beer ever drank. at Chas. Schoen'
meyers, corner Tenth street and Wash.
inQton avenue.
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Fresh Baltimore oysters are received
daily at the store of Henry Winter, on
Commercial avenue. c-22-2t.
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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.
D-,ic,ou.-PlI.sENE Louis Ser.
hertz
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PlLSENER at Louis Herbert's.

TT ril-ener Beer at George Lattner's
saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and sixth streets.
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FOX SA' T.,
FOR SALE.

Colored and IN untsd NJ .ps OF the ty OF
Cairo at - 80 each (halt pilce).
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Riciuresuue America

At the BULLETIN bindery--is numbers,
bound In two volumes. full gilt NOR
rocco: cost 81 for sale al so.
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ANo. Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued al SIS VIII I've solu Ut sl5 discount
and ordvied direct ~ m the ,acl0ry.
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Ciue,mnats Expedition

We have ut the BULLETIN Office for sale
at discount, scrip Of the Madison House,
Cincinnati, main, between Front and
second) payable In hotel accommods-
lions at the rats of So % per day. Scrip
Ia In orders OF 81 90 each. Apply TO
r. A. BURNgrr.
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100 barrels Of lime. best quality. tor sale
at iow.lown figures al Jno. b. Phillis &
Sons
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
" 3. II. Cooke, Evansville.
" City Vicksburg. Vicksbur..
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Z" b. II. Cooke, Evansville.
City Nicksburg, st. Louis.
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PlaAENER ~ louis Bsesbescs.

1TPilsener Beer a. George Lattners
Saloon. on Commercial avenue, between
Filth and sixth streets.
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p6- Fresh and cool Pilsener every dag
at Charles Schocnmeyer's.
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NOiicc-kecp IL Before the Peou I,

NOticc-keeP IL Before 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 assert.
ed stock in the city ct wholesale ant
retail,
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FOR SALE,

4 800 Remington sewug Machine $40
Oh 70, cash. suitable tor tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was Is feet
10 rs inches over the gauge, having
risen 10 As inches during the previous a
hours.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Capt. Beasley, of the Utah, was in the
city yesterday. looking up trip for his
boat.
Drift from the Cumberland and Ten.
nessee Rivers is beginning to run by this
city.
The Eddyville takes the place of the
Florence Lee IN the Evansville and Ten
nessee river trade.
Capt. Berry, of the Propeller Ali.
Stevens, is lying very i'll at the Grand
Central Hotel In this city. His disease Is
the p REVEALING fever.
Capt. Fred. Davis, of the dredg'
boat. has been very sick with the pre-
vailing fever, at Mt. Vernon, Indiana
and intended to leave tor his home il
Chicago yesterday.
The Ii. II. Cook reported 3 feet "A
Cumberland Island. She brought on
$40 barrels flour, 60 packages meat ant
lard. 20 barrels pork, 8 boxes eggs, A
sacks corn and 10 tons for reshipment.
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n~XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
90 30 and 81 co per n.
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FOR LEASE, OK SALE.

'Jfk CIV
4 number f Lots on Lcvee. above
Twelfth str, Ct outside fire limits. Al,o
u large npmber of other Lots in different
,ocalitie..
Land-, in tracts to sui, near Cairo.
| s.l
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PiIsencr

Go to Charles Schoehmeyef's for fresh
Pilsener Beer.
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FOR SALE.

At o bargain, and on good terms, a Howe
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-24
CAIRO mARkET...Wn0LESAiE.

Corrected Daily by T.. N. stearns, commission
merchant, secretary Of the Cairo Board Of
Trade.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-24
LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Several good Farms and 1000 acres OF
improved and. in Alexander lou ty.
"Winter's Block" and Winter's X w.
A large number Of desirable II sidences,
aud excellent vacant Lots, suitable for
bu iness houses and residences.
House on Nineteenth street, for $50. with
privilege Of lease.