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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-18

worked up to a high pitch with their
melodious voices, about two O'Clock in
the morning.
j. X. Cunningha :. - ling hack
between Cairo and Mound City during
the present term of the Pulaski county
circuit court, for the accommodation OF
those of Our citizens who mag wish to at
tend.
An Irisbman. who had filed himself
up to the neck with Robinson county
whisky, and was unable to navigate. was
sitting on the steps Of Feith's coffin shop
night before last singing, II want to be an
angel and with the angels stand" etc.
Gus Hem is ever ready to receive
his friends with the most cordial welcome
at his barber shop on Sixth street, be-
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio
Leyee. Hi. Is the only real tirst-class
barber shop in the city.
--Drs. Payne and Clarke, who deliv-
cred q course of lectures in the A theneum
in this city few weeks ago, have gone
to Memphis, where they will lecture be-
fore the people of that city
Tomorrow night Miss Julia Han
chett will receive Il complimentary bene-
fit. The people of Cairo are getting
benefit on the brain. but Miss IIanchctt
Is a most deserving young lady aud
should be greeted by a rousing house.
We learn that hereafter st. Mary
Infrmary will not receive any smallpox
patients. but that the city pest-hou~e,
situated in the extreme outskirts of tho
city. will be- used for the reception
Of those afflicted with the disease.
--Biggs, the passenger agent for the
Cairo, Arkansas and Texas railroad com
pany at this point, informs " that there
was a man fatally injured Oh that road a
few days ago, by falling between two
ears while trying to couple them.
1t should not DE- forgotten that the
much talked Of lecture of DR.. Parker will
take place at the Liberal Religious Hall.
The doctor has taken for his subject
"EfTrctual Prayer he will no doubt
make a most brilliant r..urt.
The SIM says the BULLETIN often
makes mistakes. True. Lafayette De
mosthenrs. the BULLETIN does sometimes
make mistakes. but it never lies. Its a
strictly moral and religious organ, and
will stick to it or bust.
Mr.. Louis Driestmann has been
awarded the contract. for the construction
of double cottage, 10 be erected on Nine
teenth street, between Commercial ave
nue. and Poplar street. The cottage will
be a frame, with brick foundation, and
will materially add to the appearance Of
the neighborhood.
The question has been asked several
time, within the past day or two: WHO
will be the next county treasurer" The
Gazette modestly remarks that there
is beng at the head of that journal
who would. though blushingly, accept
the position, if the commissioners see fit
to be,tow itupon him.
We have just printed invitation, for
a wedding to take place Thursday even
ing. 1t is said that the wedding trousseau
to be worn by the bride is the most Gle
giant outfit that has come to
this city for years. The suit was made
in st. Louis, and cost an enormous price.
The refreshments will be of the most de-
licious and expensive knd,and will be pre-
pared by celebrated cook, who has been
transported from Chicago for the occa-
| sion
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4 Little Row.

We learn OF difficulty which took
place yesterday morning between two
colored damsels. named respectively.
Carrie Moore aud Hannah Reeves. Han
nah got mad at Carrie because Carrie bor-
rowcd smoothing iron from her, and
after sh" had kept it ior several days, got
it into her head that it belonged to her.
When Carrie called upon ner friend and
politely informed her that she had come
for her iron, Hannah looked at her in
amazcmcnt. and asked her If she meant TO
insult her. Carrie-said she had come tor
her iron. Hannah said she didn't have
her iron. Carrie politely gave Hannah
Ia understand that she was 4 liar, where
upon the noble blood within llannah's
veins began to bile" She made break
for her insulter, aud in the language of
the young men of the rising generation.
put head on her"
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The johnson County I,op,an man
was ia town night before last.
Hon. Watson webb is absent from
the city at present. He will return in
few days
--Gillct's Baking Powdcr--the best in
usc-always reliable.
-Dr-. Williams and .lcnellc. dentists,
have, we learn, entered into partnership
in their profession.
business in the police court was dull
yesterday, there being Du, one case tried,
and that was an uuimportant one.
The High School building was crowd
ed Tuesday evening to listen TO Mrs.
Oberly's lecture.
The reading of "1hc Whi,kers." by
Miss Katie Alyord at the lecture Tuesday
night was excellent, and was heartily APP
plauded.
-Gillet's Baking Powder--ior sale
everywhere.
The next lecture at the High School
will take place two weeks from Tuesday
evening. and will De delivered by Mr.. W.
II. Morris.
The play at the Athencum tonight
will be Thrown on the World or the
Discarded Wife," in which Miss Price
will appear as Madelaine.
The sidewalks in every part of the
city are in very good condition, and
reflect credit upon superintendent CALI
gan.
1t is said that bets are being freely
! offered at great odds in favor of Mr..
Henry Winter. for the mayoralty. With
but few takers.
Call for the best-Gillet's Baking
Powder--ior it never disappoints the
| cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitedgc have re-
turned to this city from their wedding
tour, and are stopping at the residence
of Mr.. Fred Gilbert.
The plays chosen for Miss Hanchett's
benefit, which will take place Tomorrow
night, are Buffalo Bill or the Trapper' :
last shot, and Gertrude
Mr.. Davis. editor of the So,, thinks
that the meeting of the creditors Of the
| Cairo X Nincennes railroad. held at the
court house Tuesday morning, was fail
ure.
Mr.. ID. Axtell, superintendent of the
Cairo, Arkansas and Texas railroad COM
/ pany. left yesterday afternoon at halt
past two O'Clock on the Illinois Central
train for st. Louis.
"A drunken man ma ned Harris fell
| from the sidewalk in the neighbOrhood OF
the custom house last night and
knocked two OF his teeth ont. Getting
drunk is bad habit.
Plenty of fun for the boys-the old
| boys-is looked for when all the candi-
dates for the mayoralty have announced
their names, and electioneering begins in
earnest.
The Office OF States Attorney tum
bled right into Mulkey's claws will
scarcely struggle. The BULLETIN ant
everybody connected with il, are GLAD
oft.
The singing of Mrs. Lansden, Mrs
Halliday, and Miss IIarrcl and Miss Pitch
err, at the High School building last Tues
day night, was very fine, and elicit
ed rounds ofapplause from the audience
The Rev Mr.. Gilbert proposes t,
teach the young folks of this city an,
branch Of study which they may desire
for sixteen weeks, for the small sum o
eight dollars-in advance.
The smallpox, which has been rag
ing in Clear Creek precinct, in this county
is, we are informed, rapidly dying out
There were thirteen persons attackedi
that place in one week, three Of WHOM
! died "
There are about a million dogs, NOR
or less, in the neighborhood of the cour
house, that keep the residents thercabout
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice OF Removal.

Finding the present store room too small
fot our growing business. Will, in the
latter pa Of february, remove 10 the spa
ciou, building tom rly occupied by Elliott
Haython, where, with the increased IA.
'llties, win keep a larger stock of Boot
aud shoes than ever before. In the mean
line, TO avoid the eNpen'c o. moving and
10 prepare for spring trldc, wa. Ofier my
entire stock OF winner good- a. ACTUAL
COST. Tai is BUSINESS. Gni great bar
Zains are of red 10 the fortunate
:. BLACK,
l9l.l-:G.u City Shoe Store.
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.. Landlords OF hotel, and boarding houses
will findit 10 their advantage TO call upon
Mrs. Coleman, No u Fourth street, be-
tween shington and Commercial aven-
nss, and ascertain her terms for doing hotel
and boarding house washes by the week.
Her wholesale prices are extremely
low. For piece work prices are
aS follows; Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen Toe; socks BE-; two col
lars, be; two handkerchiefs, DC; vests zoe;
aud al gentlemeu's wear, zoe. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % 70 50c'
skirt, 10 to zoe; drawers 10 to loo; two
pair hose DC; two collars 3 TO lee. For Ia
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; Tor Ia
dies fine clothes. 81 p per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
3l-n-l0-lm
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CLAIBoRNl
Cairo, Ill February 10, 1875
TAXES.

n office Is hereby given that the tax books for
~ the year ls1i have been placed in nv hands .
and that well be at the following named places
at the time below set forth, for the PURPOSE of
collecting the taxes Of said year
Clear Greek Precinct Gully a Marchildon's
store, February y, ls7j
Clear Creek Precinct, X. A Edmunson' :
store, February ~, IsT5.
1hebcs Precinct, ! g. Rolwing's store, Feb
rInry -, 1873
santa Re Precinct. WIN. lreand's store, Feb
r1lHry -, ls1j.
Goose Island Precinct, o. Greenles store,
February 16, ISIS
Dog Tooth Precinct, y. Hunsacker's house,
February ~, ISIS.
Unity Peainct, Hodges 4 Atherton's store,
March l. 1915.
Lakewood Precinct, George W shorts store.
March 2 lS1j
Bring your last years taN recspts, a. IL /. un-
safe Ia trust 10 the tax books alone for dsscrip.
tions of land.
ChIRo, III. January o. ls75
ALEX ". IRNIN,
1I-l-ll-wih District Collector
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The attention ofthe public is called to the
"a that the City Council, by ordinance,
have directed the Collector 10 receive only
in payment of the city portion OF the taxes,
lrgs currency of the United States. City
warrants will therefore no longer be re.
ceiNed for any portion Of such taxes. By
the provision of Section 1877. chapter 100,
Hurd's revision, the Collector is required
to collect and return all personal taxes by
the 10th of March next. This provision
will be vigorously enforced, and tax payers
will take due notice OF the ilct.
ALEX. ii. IRWIN,
o6.l-2a-dl0t Collector.
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who occupies prominent place ia the
company, ls pronounced BY the psess Of
Chicago, New Orleans, Memphis. Pitts
burgh, Louisville and many other large
cities, to be the finest performer Oh
the banjo in the country. Thus 1t may
be seen that the IIaverly's are more than
an ordinary minstrel troupe, and We
predict that those who fail to attend their
performance ON saturday evening will
miss great treat.
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Wearc glad to learn that Dr.. Will
liams aud Jcnnelle. Dentists. have en-
tered into partnership in their profession.
aud will hereafter pull together. in the
business Of caring for the teeth OF our
people. Both gentlemen are well known
a -killful dentists, and We take pleasure
in commenting the consolidation to all
our readers. Office nj Williams old stand.
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To Aggrayate DysDep.ia.

introduce Alcohol into the stomach, and
thereby rob the digestive fluid OF is solvent
power. S'turate a piece OF bread and meat
with gastric juice, and it will dissolve,
This is digestion. Add TO such a mixture
little alcohol, and it will not d solve
This illustrates indigestion. Beware, then,
yc dyspeptics, of tinctures, iniusions or dc
coctions containing spirituons liquors
sbun all such rum "tonics," and rely solely
on Dr. walkers Vinegar Biuers, the finest
herbal invigorant known, and free from The
fiery curse Of Alcohol, ~2-l6'dSw-lm. .
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Liberal Religious hall was wcl,flled las;
night with young, old and middle aged
people, all OF whom were entertained by
the association in q way that could not
fail to please Them. The excellent string
band under the leadership of Proi. Isen-
berg was in attendance, aud at a few min
ute, past eight O'Clock. dancing was com
neuced with a cotillion, and continued
until halt past eleven. when the sociable
broke nm
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Cooking stoves.

To keep peace in the family, buy a
Charter Oak Coal Cooking Stove, with a
small quantity of Paradise coal, and YOU
will always be happy. All the different
patterns-both wood and coal--for sale at
.'rock bottom figures, by &. W. Hend-
erson, corner Twelfth street and Com
mercial avenue. 2-l0-lm.
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a Carl.

desire in this public manner to ex-
press my sincere thanks to those gem
tlemen who so kindly and literally as
sisted me with means and personal assist
ance in burying my late husband. Robert
Gunshcr. who died last sunday, aud to
assure them that their kindness will never
be- forgotten. LYDIA GUSsHER.
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Table and Pocket Cutlery, aud in fact
anything in the Hardware line--such As
Locks, Hinges, Files. Nails. Pistols. Caps
and Cartridges-can be had cheaper than
the cheapest by calling at my store, cor
nrr Twelfth and Washington avenue.
2-lO-lm &. W. HENDERSON.
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Illinois Iron aud Goa, Company.

r. VI. ward agent at Cairo for the above
company, il furnishing coal oi the best
quality from their mines ut Raum's station
ut "bed rock" figures Their MT and lump
Coal cam Re beaten by any mine out side
al Pennsylvania and will he furnished to cit
liens int ns haftlns or carload lots on
short notice. aud satisfaction ASSURED. 2.lO OF
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Fifty TO Seyenty.hNe dollars per month.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, la
dies, gei-A ctc., etc. No capital or out
Iay required. send % cents for postage ON
cuth', TO pc. WELCHwAN,
II Irwin Station. Union County, Ohio.
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HLaNerIx,s MinstreIs.

Next Saturday night we are to be Ia
vored with an entertainment in the shape
of Ilavcrly's Ministries, Which, il we may
judge from the praise bestowed upon
their performances by the various Jour
mails ofthe country, will he the greatest
treat OF that description that the people
of this place have been allowed to wit
ness for years. Indeed. the reputation
given the IIayerly troupe by the news
papers, stamps them the kings OF min
stresy. The company is composed OF
some Of the shining lights of the PROBES
sion, among whom are George Wilson.
win &. Barlow, L. NJ. Hall,
ID. l.. Morris, and others,
The quartettc. which is pronounced
to be seconu to none now ON the Ameri-
can stage, is composed of the yelling
Brothers and j. Freeth. Thomas Is.
Dixon, who is said to possess the finest
tenor voice now upon the minstrel stage
is also with the troupe. Primrose anc
West, who are noted for their perfect I'M
itation of the plantation negro in song
and dances, are among the attractions o
the troupe. Barlow personates the ven
cradle Oakley to perfection. K. NJ. Hall
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H. Schmetzstorf announces To his friends
and former patron, that he has opened the
DELTA BAKERY, corner of Nineteenth
and Poplar streets, where he will he pleased
to greet them again, and assures them that
he can furnish the best of fresh bread, rolls,
etc. GENUINE RYE BREAD will be made Il
specially. Toy him again. i5-2.l2-lm
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Hnppy KcIIet Tor NOuhg Wen from The
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impediments To Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Book and circulars sent
frec, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 40 y, Ninth street, Phiadel-
phia, Ia ,--an Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skin. lG0-l-l5-dSw3m
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Daily Lunch.

George L,t,ner corner of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish he eater,
avery day to his patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars 10 be had at his " at all times,
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Fresh Su ppIy.

Mr.. J.. Fitzgerald has just received and
IA, on -alr at hi. sale room a large stock
4 English ale, porter, llennes,y brandy
tul wines. aud liquor, of all Kind, which
l., will dispose OF at reasonable prices.
2.U-N-1i-ti.
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Sherif's Sale.


IOy virtue of AN Execution Ia me directed by
Dihe Clerk of the Circuit Court of Alexander
County, in the state OF Illinois, in favor of Al
fred b. Stafford. assignee of Alexander III Irwin
and against John ii Brown, have levied up
County of Alexander and state of Illinois, to-
wit an the right lille aud interest of said Jehn
II Brown. in aud 10 the Northwest quarter OF
the Southwest quarter Of section thlrty-one (3D
in Township fifteen (l5l south, and In Range
one ~ west of the third y NJ also blocks num-
bered one %, two (2l three 90, four 90 i've
l5i, SIX ~ seven anu elglll ~ IN IN. town OF
OF said John IL Brown, which shall offer at
Public sale al the Southwest door of the Court
House, IN the city of Cairo, in the County OF
Alexander and STATE of Illinois on the fourth
ttih) day Of March, A. ID, 1874, at the hour Of
eleven O'Clock, A, NJ, for cash, 10 Safely said
Execution, ALIEN IL lhN!N,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Ills, February sth, 1870,
tl-2-ll-w3w,
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wanted

A useful woman married prcferred) for
two or three weeks. A'>oa girl, about
( urtccn or fifteen. permanently. Apply ut
DR.. Warmers Cottage, be W. 60 Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, Washington ave.
nue.. 2-lG-Jt.
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Gas and steam FITTING

Charles b. Newland is prepared to do oil
pumps, driving wells. bell hanging, etc,
Shop on Commercial Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth Streets. lsl.l.2l-iw.
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Lamps. Lamps! Lamps!

For the million. and the best grade of
Coal Oil, to.be had OF G. w. Henderson,
corner Twelfth street and commercial
avenue, 2-lO-lm.
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AFDR February 1t, - 900 reward will
De given 'or tit y good paying day boarders
4, The Del uico uotei--S4 u week.
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Saint Charles,

Good single rooms on the upper floor at
the Saint Charles can be had, with board,
It the very low rate Of $50 per month
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Mr.. T.. +. sweeney, u United States
disbur,ing officer, j. in the city for the
purpose of paying the colored soldiers a
bounty which they are entitled to under
an act Of Congress OF March 81. 1873.
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--HH-H-
AFTER February lst. $1,000 reward viii
be given TOR nifty od pay ing day boarders
Al the Dc'inonico Hotel 81 a week.
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Iparadise (oill.
Wanted.

The best in the State for cooking
CRATES. stoves or steam.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jas. Fisk, Paducah.
John Means & barges, y. o.
= City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
- Burksville, Nashville.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jas. Fisk, Paducuh.
4" John Means, Cincinnati.
g City of Helena, Nicksburg.
90 Burksvillc, Nashville
RIVER WEATHER, AND BUSINESS.
The Ohio river fell nine inches, and
was still going down at dark.
The weather yesterday was cold, the
sun being obscured by clouds the greater
part of the day, and cold north wind
prevailed.
business is looking mp little.
AZ M nEp,lr,trxT ilIvTp nIppur
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Buy PARADISE COAL.

AFTER February lst, $1,000 reward will
ne gived for tny good paying day boardcrs
Il the Delmonico Hotel-S4 II week.
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For sale

a good horse, top buggy harness, sad
die, and bride. on reasonable terms. En-
qnirc of DIR, II, WARpNER.
2-ll-9W
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A t.ard.

Owing to protracted ~ health and consequent
inability to devote the attention TO ms real estate
business necessary TO the faithful protection OF
the interests of my numerous patrons, have
this day transferred aid business to Messrs i
q Lynch and NJ. J. howley, in the belief that
the interests ofmy patrons will be entirely safe
in their hanls. Those gentlemen need no com
mehdatton from me, "a their characters for
prompttude and integrity are well known
and the official position of both of them for years
past in connection with real estate matters taxes
assessments and title Is a sufficient guaranty of
the safety of all real estate interests committed
to them. therefore, without hesitation, ask
ms patrons 10 continue their business in the
hands Of Messrs. Lynch n Howley will
settle up the accounts of the old firm
Respectfully
CLAIBORNE WINSTON
Cairo, Ill b.. February 10, 1875
The undersigned have this DAY associated
themselves in partnership for the purpose OF
carrying on the real estate business, succeedin x
Mr. { Winston, who retires from the business.
Prom Mr. Winston's patrons We would respect
iuliy solicit continuation of their business
and nom the public generally any business In
our line We pledge ourselves to faithfully at
tenu 10 any business that may be intrilsted 10 us.
LNNCH 4 HOWLEY.
Cairo, H., Feb. Is, 1875. eO-2-i6-u.
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Paradise Con
New bakery.

The best for CRATES, steam or black
.nithinu
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GRAND PACIFIC
HOTEL
CHICAGO, I'LL.

Having purchased the entire furniture and
taken - lease on this magnificent hotel, | have
admitted Mr. Samuel NJ. Turner, formerly OF
the old fremont House and late of the Palmer
House, Chicago, and Mr. Tyler Is Gaskill for
merly of the Revere House, Boston, To an inter-
ct in the business which will De conducted UNI
der the name uf JOHN u. DRAKE \ co.
THE HOUSE
Covers one entire block, having u frontage south
and east of over 80 feet. l. admirably located
for the convenience of guests; j. thoroughly built
in the best manner, with all modern improve
ments Every Moor from basement to roof, en-
closes four-inch layer OF cement. which with
other safeguards, rn,ler II practically fire.
proof. The ventilation j. perfect, and
the whole l. being reftted with the addition of
new aud elegant furniture required
The service, table and other accommodations
being the same 10 all guests, will he maintained
fully up to the high standard at their predocc--
sOrs. and equal 10 any house in this or any other
country, but the proprietor- have decided to
meet The just expectations Of the public ia these
times of financial depression by graduating
prices al from - ID to $50 per day, according
Ia the location VI the roOns Occupic'i.
5l-2-li-3t JOIlN B. DRAKE.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER REPORT,
February L., ls,5.
CAIRO MARKET...WH0LESALE.

Corrected Daily by l.. VI Stearns, commission
merchant Secretary Of the CAIRO Board of
Trade.
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c,can,,mss IL Next TO Goodness

open Fridays aud saturday ONLY.
lOi-l-1B-tf H '.
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Parnslise cOnl.

Free from sulphur and other impurities.