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PUs.SEN Err ~ Louis Iserbert's.
In Limbo,


Thomas Wilson. that old and hardened
sinner who has so often appeared before
the tribunal Of justice in the police courts
of this city. Is again in trouble. lie be-
came tired of the monotonous quietude
which surrounded him, aud took into his
mouth, not what lac think. is IAN enemy
to steal away his brains" but what he
imagined would revive hi, dropping
spirits, a quantity of bcnzine, and got
drunk. While in this state he was taken
in charge by one of the city guardians,
and after nights rest in the calaboose.
was confronted with His Honor, Judge
Bird, who imposed fine Of four dollars
and costs upon him for his crime, and
sent him back to his quarters Of the night
previous to linger Tor three days, and
now there is weeping and wailing and
crashing of teeth" in that dungeon.
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CAIRO INTERCHANGEABLE.

Corrected Daily by h. NJ. Stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo Board OF
Trade.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
United States of America, 49,
southern District of Illinois.

United States of America, -
southern District oflllinois.
XXTHEREAs, on the ed day OF May, 4. ID.
w 1873, the "Underwriters wrecking Com
pany" filed q libel in the District Court of the
United States for the Southern District of Hi
nois against the "Fuel barge of the steamer
Keystone praying that the same may he con-
de,nned for reasons and causes in said libel men
toned. And whereas, by virtue of process in
due form of law, To me directed, returnahle on
the iirst Monday in July next, have seized upon
aud taken the said "fuel barge of steamer Key
stone and have the same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given, that District Court OF
the United states will he held ut the United
states Court Room, in the city of Springfield, on
the first Monday in July next for the trial ~ IN,
said pre,nisee, and the owner or owners, and al
persons who have or claim any interest therein
are hereby cited To I've and appear at the time and
plncc aforesaid to show cause, u any they nave,
why A decree should not be rendered in accord
ance with the prayer of said libel.
| springfield, Ills, June u, 1870,
EDWARD Il. ROE, L :. Marshal
s,,-G-IJ-l<t
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Notice Of Removal.

The woll.known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial. presided ov,r by
he popular artist, George Steinhou,e, has
removed one door north ON Commercial, in
lie Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
.arge and commodiou,, and those wishing
tor anything artistic IN the way OF fashion
ABLE hair cutting, smooth shaycs, ETC., will
40 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. .i.3.l3-tf
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lMlNll ANkCeA.

Frank krstky, OF the Union Bakery,
Commercial avenue, between Fourth and
sixth streets, has re-opcned his bakery, and
is now prepared to deliver Bread and Cakes
of the best quality, anywhere in the city or
country, in such quantities as his custom
ers may desire. Prices will be made Ell.
trely with refer ,nce to the present hard
times in other words, cheaper than the
cheapest. Send in ysur orders.
ji3.j. oN-tf
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on Wednesday. the 9th inst. "A COW and
calf-rcd COW with.c of the right ear,
also an over bit; crop off the left ear !;
had on a bell ; calf, spccklcd, and about
IL day old. The owner can have same
by coming forward, proving property
and paying charges. SAM JACKSON,
5-lG-3t Fourth Ward.
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Its .aid that number Of Paducah',
ssicd doves, in order that they might e,-
cape being indicted by the grand jury,
have flown to this city. The good Lord
has seen TT to afiiict US with an album
dant supply of this class of people, and
the authorities should look to it that
they receive notice, IL we are allowed to
use the expression, to "get up and dust"
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Frank Guncher will this morning open q
new vegetable stand on Eighth street back
OF Chris. lIanny's store. where fresh vege.
tables and fish will lie sold to customers at
lower prices than any other place in Cairo.
His vegetables are r,ised 10 his own gar.
den. he catches his own fish, and can there.
fore guarantee them fresh and he can af.
ford to undersell oil competitors. Give him
"A call c.S-6t
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Meeting Of the Stockholders
-uT IHE-


JDUBI.IC notice IL hereby given that there Will
be held u meeting of the stockholders OF the
Cairo A ST Louis Railroad Company, at the
station house of said company, in the city Of
East st. Louis. in the county of 81 Clair anu
State OF Illinois, on N
Monday the 2san Day OF june ~ H.
Mt the hours OF eleven o'clock II. IN for the pur
nose of then and there electing by said stock-
holders seven directors for said company Tor me
ensuing wear, and then and there ti'.nsacting
such other business apperiaining 70 said COM
many ms shall come before said meeting
full attendance of all the Stockholders IN
said company Is requested and much desired
""'''' II. W sMlIHER>,
j W SANlN,
H. X, PAYsON,
W. j LEWIS,
4. J. CANDA,
W :. sEARLs,
FE. CANDA,
w. X. ARTHUR,
stockholders &. \ ST l.. X. Il, Go
4Iy-5-2i-ltd.
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Piano and Organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. kuhne desires u, 10 say that he is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or
ments. Order. may be lett at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or Z. o..
Bos G66, and viii receive prompt attention,
80. lG-nm.
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Having bought out. the interest Of
koehler Bros. In the meat business, | am
prepared to furnish the people Of Cairo, rs
we'll as steamboats,, with the choicest meats
the market affords, and all those wishing to
have their meats delivered ut their homes,
can be accommodated. Respectfully,
elicit PHI. HOWARD.
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Captain VI. F.Atkins. of II. Louis, has
taken room. at the ST. Charles. Captain
Atkins is the gentleman who will take
charge of the new transfer steamer "Ru-
fus Morgan" TO 90 into the transfer busi-
ness at thi, point on or about the first day
of july
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We are Informed by City Treasurer
Blake, who j. u member OF the order.
that Cairo Lodge No. 237, 4. +. and a.
NJ. will celebrate It. john Day, June
2ith. It has not yet been decided as TO
whether they will take trip up the
river or not.
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All persons indebted to Tabcr Bros.
will please call ut their store and make
immediate settlement. All accounts re-
manning unpaid July lst, will be placed
In attorneys hands for collection.
NJ. \. RosENBLATr,
G.l5.3r. Assignee Of Taber Bros.
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j. ;. McGahey j. delivering the lum-
Der for Mr.. j. II. Phillips new house on
Washington avenue and Fourteenth
street. and also for Mrs. :. Is. Ilallidays'
house on Commercial avenue, the scene
of the late fire Mr.. John Major il doing
the work at the latter place. G-lG-3t.
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The Delta City Fire Company will give
a moonlight excursion on the splendid
steamer "Bannock City" to Grand Chain
and return, Friday evening, the 18th inst.
Good music. abundance OF refreshments.
Good time insured. Come one. come all.
Tickets for round trip, zoe.
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'j-13.tt.


Brown, our diligent health protector.
Wa, hard at work yesterday, .prinkling
coal tar aud gas lime about the city to
keep out the smallpox. Brown il good
health officer and a rough customer for
that disease to batflc with.
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FOR SALE.

A No. 0 Wilson shuttle sewing Machine
valued ut So. win be sold at slj discount
and ordered direct fro m the factory.
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New PhOtOuseter.

The Cairo City Gas Company have
added to the machinery in their gas
works u new photometer, n machine
used for testing thecandle power OF gas.
II is a beautiful piece Of machinery. and
has been much needed by the company
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Cairo CasinO-NOtiee.

Sem!.lnnual meeting Wednesday even
ing, June lG, for election OF officers. A
full attendance Is desired. by order of
the President.
REINUOLD V, REL2NER Scc'y.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1875.
Rainfall ~ incnes.
THOMAS JONES, scrgt. :. s.. u. 8.
Louis ss.rber, has pII.sENEw.


The open air concert given by the Sill
yer Cornet band, at the uptown stand
last evening. was listened to and enjoyed
by "A large crowd
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Go ~ louis uerberi's for Pl1.SE.
Reduced Rates.

We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day borders,
at $22 per month, andbO boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying bosrders will be
accepted. JEwKTT WILCOX \ Co.,
3l-i.2S-lm. propretor..
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FOR SALE.

At bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com.
pany's office, corner Ninth street and Com.
lnerciul.
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BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk, Paducah: Nint Shinkle,
Thomas W. Means and Indiana, from the
Ohio; Capitol City, st. Louis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river at dark was 90 feet , 20
inches on the gauge, having fallen 80
inches during the previous q hours. The
rivers elsewhere are falling.
The weather was clear and hot yes
tertlay, and there was every prospect Of
coming storms.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Sllverthorn has laid up at Padu-
cab.
The Alt. Stevens had 100000 feet of
lumber for st. Louis.
the 2Jth.
Mr.. sam Foster, of 81. Louis. is visit
ing in this city.
Capt. Billy Morris and Col. Hudson
are in st. Louis.
The Cherokee is to leave New Or
leans to-day for Cincinnati.
The Nashville was repaired at Padu-
cab, and was let into the water Saturday.
The James Howard and Belle Men,
phis were due from the south last night.
The Jim Fisk yesterday brought out
a big trip OF slaves, barrels. &C., for re-
shipment.
The shippers Own is at Paducah
waiting for trip for st. Louis, which
she is to get out Of the Cumberland
river.
The work OH the new Belle Lee is
progressing finely at Metropolis. She is
to receive her finishing touches at st.
Louis, and be ready for work by octo,
Der lst.
Captain James Johnston, agent of TIL,
Illinois Central (; Master Willie Johnston
and Mr.. B. +. Blue, agent OF the \. y,
st. Louis II Chicago railroad, returned
yesterday morning from their Southern
trip.
The Future City with three barge
took $1,000 packages of freight into New
Orleans. on the 18th, including 6,O72 bar
rels flour, Is, 800 sacks corn, S,i2s sack
oats, 1896 bales hay, $4,000 bushels bnlh
corn.
The Robt. Mitchell made very
short trip here yesterday morning, hay
ing received full load before reaching
this port. She was detained several
hours Yesterday. at Paducah, receiving
freight and repairing some part OF hel
machinery.
The Paducah News says. The NJ
Livingston was launched last saturday
evening. A keg of beer and lot OF Cal
iforna wine was sent up by her name
sake to grease the ways and 1t did grease
them. for she went into the river rs II
shot out of gun. She WAS built by Capt.
VIM. Thomson
We would call particular attention to
the fact that the steamer Arlington, Cap
tain Moore, clerk; Alex. Mcconnell. VIII
be at the wharf bright and early on Fri
day morning bound for Cincinnati ana
all way points. Her charges are low her
accommodation the very best Afforded
and her speed excellent. Passengers de-
string to avoid the Inconvenience occas-
toned by the changes necessary by other
routes should not fail to take the Airing
ton.
The st. Louis Times OF yesterday has
the following;
Col. w. A. ThOmburg. who Is spending
the summer In California with his family,
writes to friend: "Hcrc we are In the
mountains among the big trees, and big
trees they are too. The grove contains
ten trees, each thirty feet In diameter,
and over seventy trees that are between
fiitcen and thirty feet. One OF the trees
which Is down, tho father OF the
forest must have been over. tour hun
dred feet high and forty feet IN diameter.
The stump Of one tree ninety-two feet n
| circumference. has been smOOtlnd oil,
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Wanted.

A iirst-class cOok--whitc woman pre-
ierred--to whom good wages VIII
be paid. Enquire at BULLETIN counting
room. G-ll-lw.
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Sealed Proposals
WILL I've received At my Office until tuesday,
w June 22d, 1876, for all the lumber the
city may require during the present fiscal Year
Lumber To lie good white or burr oak free nom
san or bal knots, and % he of such dimensions
moi exceeding ~ feet IN length and To- be deliv-
cred IN such quantities and al such times ~ the
committee on streets may direct.
The city reserves the right TO reject any ami
Mi bids WIN FRENCH ANl.Ei,
NJ City Clerk
Cuiro jane ., lsTj,
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full assortment Of Fly Metz, Horse
Covers and Blankets, AZ well as full supply
OF Az other goods In our line. at 100 Com.
mereiai avenue, next door to Theatre.
IS 6-1-2w. l.. u. AMIN a Co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


The good passenger steamer, hammock
City, can be chartered for excursions or
picnics At re- -onablc rates. Apply to
G-2-1m WALKER NEiIT-.
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Picturesque Amerca"-is mum ,ers
bound IN . volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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SELLING OFF AT CosTi

The Entire Stock Of Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods EN-
broderies and Parasos will be Sold Cost Must be sold
within the next sixty days. Now Is the time to obtain bargains
This is no Advertising Dodge Bring your money and get
value received.
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FOR SALE.

A style "E," "Clough, Warren X Co.'s"
Psrlor Organ, right from the factory at DE.
trot. List price, $500. win b. sold for
800.
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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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Two furnished rooms, with or without
board, in private family. Inquire OF JAS.
uup I'll I-tf
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Corner of Nineteenth AMI Poplar streets, be-
tween the New York Store and Col Iay l9r's Of
lice, as follows: Excelsior and shuek Mat
cotton ton, -; good plain shuck Mattresses, ~
and 8; Lounge, Single, and Crib Mattresses "
reduced prices 10 suit the hard times Terms
strictly cash Highest cash price paid for corn
shucks, delivered ut NV factory
h-aE0&W-tW
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Home Again.

Judge Bros- returned home Yesterday
afternoon in company with hi. son Louis.
who has been attending school Mt Cape
Girardcau,
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RIVER NEWS.
Port 1.ist.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
" Robt. Mitchell, Cincinnati.
Eddyville. Nashville.
Propeller ALI. Stevens, Ohio river.
Tow-boat Grand Lake No. 2. st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
- Robt. Mitchell. New Orleans.
" Eddyville, Nashville.
Propeller All. Stevens, ~. Louis.
Tow-boat Grand Lake No. =. y. -.
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A silver plated No. 0 Wilson shuttle sew
ing Machine, hard piano finish, valued at
ESQ. win be sold at $40 discount, on good
terms. and ordered direct from the factory.
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FOR SALE.

A new twO.horse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply ut
the BULLETIN office. f.. A. BURNETT.
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At the BULLETIN bin1cry--.s numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR.
rocco; cost 81 for sale at $40.
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a cottage Oh Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
Apply To DIR. SMITH.
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SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER.
Hats, Caps, Clothing, sc.

/. Valdez, at the corner of Ohio Levee
and Sixth street, knOwnto some as 'Our
friend at the corner" has
Slaughtered high prices in Hats, Caps,
and Clothing. lie is selling at great bar
gains. fact that makes some dealers feel
AS II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price his goods,
for which he does not owe u nckle.
s.y.XX Wood stock envelopes At the
BulLEriN Office. So ~ per NJ.
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s.S-XX Wood stock envelopes AT q
n Otiee.

BULLETIN Office. S3 W per NJ.
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DJXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed,
So 30 and 81 90 per NJ.
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These periodicals constitute wonderful
miscellany Ofmodern thought, reese arch and
criticism. The cream OF all European books
worth reviewing u found here, and they
treat OF the leading events OF the world In
mastery articles written by men who have
special knowledge o. the matters treated.
The American Publishers urge upon all in
telligent readers IN this country liberal
support Of the Reprints which they have 10
long and so cheaply iurnishe feeling sure
that no expenditure for literary matter will
yield so rich return rs that required for .
subscription to these the leading Period.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION:

pvlvoAD CseAssAes = ~
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dancers. Many of the trees are named
after public men, Grant, Sherman, Me-
Phcrson. Sheridan, Seward, etc. The
trip still continues to be- all any person
could wish. We are having a good time
! assure you.'
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lj-l5-,It.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Tho New York Canvass,

SPEECH OF HON. ROSCOE coNKLINa AT ALBANY
LAST EvENINa--ADLE DISCUSSION OF THE IsaUss
Special Dispatch to the N,p York Times.
ALBANY, N. y, Oct ia vast assemblags
gathered in Tweddle Hall this evening to lister
to the speech of Senator Roscoe Conkng on the
issues of tho present State campaign. Never
was that hall more densey packed vertably
there was not room for one more, and as many
were compelled to retire as found room inside
Mr.. Conllling WAS greeted with earnest and
prolonged applause, and he was listened tc
throughout with apprecative attention. 1t
was apparent that the speakers clear exposition
of the reform movement and the characters
most prominently connected Herewith threw
much light upon various points, but mperfectly
understood by many who had been troubled in
their attempts to square Mr. Tilden's record with
any accepted notions of consistency or impartial
Justice. Then Mr.. Conkling took up the issues
of honest money aud the safety of the free
schools, and az he proceeded to treat them he
was interrupted by frequent applause, the mean
ing Of which could not help but be apparent to
the most obtuse, Mr.. Conkling made no alli-
sion directly or indirectly to the third term mat
ter, nor were any questions on the subject asked
him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Presents FOR King Oscnr.

PHOTOGRAPHS TO be SENT TO TIE KING OF SWEDEN
FROM THIS ciry--A LIrERARY TESTIMONIAL.
Very argeiand handsome photographs of the
Old Swedes Ceurch, in this city, and of the an
oient silver communion service presented to it,,
in l7l8, by the Swedish Mining Co., Of Fahlun,
are be ing prepared, for presentation to King
Oscar OF Sweden. The negatives were taken by
MIR. Maybin, one of our Wilmington artists, but
the copies are made, much enlarged in size, in
Philadelphia, by peculiar process.
The photographs, on being forwarded to the
King by committee Of tho Historical Society Of
tll's Stato,will be accompanied by handsomely
engroshed parchment SCROLL describing the cele-
bfation ceremonies which took place in tlis CITY,
On The 10th anniversary of the Old Swedes
Ghnch, in May, 1874. and the committee will
also send letter, setting forth with duo formal
lry and in proper terms Of respect, the occasion
anu character of the presents. The parchment
scrcll, and tho letter were shown at the meeting
of the Rhetorical Society, on Thursday evening.
II rsy be adde1, to further show what atten-
tons hmg Oscar Is receiving from this side of
the Atlantic, because of the ancient migratons
OF his countrymen, that the humorist Max
Adeler," (Chas Heber Clarke, of PHILADELPHIA
has recently sent him copy OF his book, !" Out
of the Hurry Burly," referring in all accompany
ing letter, TO the fact that New Castle, some Of
whose historical "reminiscences are given in the
book, was one of the first Swedish settlements
IN AmcrcH