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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-24
Attention. Merchants of the SUR
rounding Country.

have 4 full stock and can always q J or
dcrs on Queens ware and Gll.swuro at -.
Louis prices. The ioilowingi a list Of what
| have on hand at present:
Lamp Chimncy., OF all kinds, by the Bar
rel, boy or dozen.
al - Lamp. OF all sizes and kinds.
100 different style. and kinds Of Bar
Glasses.
Lamp Burners Of all descriptions.
Lamp-wlck, Beer mugs, Glass Rencct1rs,
Goal Oil Chandeliers, Cake stands Gia.,
Fruit Stands, aud in fact every thing in the
Cr0ekcry and Glassware line.
lw!ll guarantee 20 duplicate any bill,
purchased IN -. Lou. and give equally
us good an assortment, as my stock is com.
plete in al Kinds OF Queen and GltS-warc.
also have put UP in cask for the retail
trade, Rockingham and Yellow ware. which
| will sell at 80 per cent OF the regular H,'
| prices.
Also a full line If Table and Pocket Tut.
cry, Plated, Britannia, Table AMI Tea
spoons, ami Soup Ladies' Come and see
for y1ur-elyes. ID. IlAUTMAN,
3.2s-tf Cor Sixth & Com. Az.
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Mr.. J. y. Pleasant. editor and pro.
prietor Of the Granger, new paper pub
lishcd at jackson, Tennessee. wa, ut the
st. Charles yesterday.
john Newell, superintendent Of the
81. Louis Bridge company aud who, it is
said, receive, the neat sum OF iiltecn thou
sand dollar, per year for his services. was
at the St. Charles yesterday.
e. II. Comstock, paymastcr Of the
llmoi, Central railroad company. wa, in
the city on Thursday, and paid oil tile
employc. of thatroad. lie stopped at the
St. Charles while in town.
MIR. NJ. B. Goodrich. general pls,cn.
ger agent of the Cairo a Ninceuncs rail-
road company, lc!t yesterday for New
York, where he will be- married to fair
and accomplished lady of that city. The
couple will return to Cairo and take up
their abode at the ~. Charles, where the
gentleman has already secured a bcauti.
ml suite of rooms for himself aui wife.
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1t should be rccollccl'1 mat OId
Yankee Robinson, with hi' big show,
will visit Cairo next Wednesday.
A horse ran away on twentieth
street Yesterday and skinned hl, lcg., as
well "a, the nose Of the driver.
The police courts, as they have been
for the past four months, were very quiet
yesterday. Only one case was tried.
The Liberal Religious spelling match
comes of on Tuesday night, and viii be
largely attended.
The dee Brothers. who viii appear
at the Aihencum tonight, are -aid to be
a whole show in themselves.
The "Woman's Club and Library A.
ISOLATION will hold their regular meet
ingat VIM. Winter. residence, this after
noon.
The ladies Of Cairo propose giving a
concert and picnic in ST. Mary park, on
the ith of next month for the benefit OF
the Sisters of Loretta.
The base balli,t. Of Cairo will make
an effort to get up club to play the Pa
ducahitc-, when that spelling match
CONES oil.
A man wa. blown over the telegraph
wire by the explosion Of an engine ON
the IIllnoi, Central railroad Friday
morning In,v'. that f,r hit,hg
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Millinery Goods.

Mrs.. Hultz has the largest Millinery Store
in the city OF Cairo with lsrge stock OF
Millinery Goods OF all the latest fashion,
and styles OF Ladies', Misses and Children's
hats. and Ladies' bonnets trimmed or un-
trimmed, all OF which have bscn carefully
selected, an | bought 81 the very lowest
Cash Prices at the four differ Mt markets
81. Louis, Chic go, Cincinnati and New
York, and which she will offer for sale at
cost. Now Is your chance TO get your
Hats. Gail and tee her before you pur-
chase al other pisces. She has u tinc as.
sortmeBt OF ladies' Misses and Children's
Shoes, oil made TO order, that che will offer
for sale fl y per cent cheaper than can be
bought at any other place in the city oil
Cairo also, a variety OF other notions.
MRS. NJ. L. HuLTz,
Washington avenue, between Tenth and
Eleven h streets. 42-3-l3-lm.
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Chaueery Notice.

STAN OF lLuSoIs, ALEXANDER CouSTY, rs4.
In the C.rcu.. Court--May torn, \. d 49,,
sarah J. Chi.m vs. John y Chism, Moses II
tui-m, Jane V. thi-m. John Chi.m MaIN
sinclair, samuel sinclair, Martin f. Lh.-m,
tlull Btll thi-m. William T.. thi.m Marthn
h Cbsm, Mary ,hism, Martha Chi,m Nictoria
Ihiam, Doc. Nichols, Elizabeth Lynch Robert
lyucn, California oliver, james Oliver, Ihomas
Robinson, john Robinson, Riley Chi sm, " 10
liam Robinson, Robert kohiu,nn, Rchrcct Rob
iusuu, and Jane Eunin-on.- BIN Tor Partition
AntNvit of the uou-Ie-idCncc Of John T.
thi-u, Nose B. ,hi-m JOAN :. chi IN Mar,
sinclair, samuel sinclair, Martha Chi.nI, Vic
i"ria iu-m, Mary thI-m Doc. Nichols, Eliza
jane OliFrr, 1humIs Nichols, Jane ~nWycr
Noth sawyer, Caro- line Robinson John Robin.
son, Riley ui-m. William Robinson, Robert
Robin 1n. Echccrs Robinson and Janr Robin.
son of iUu above named defendants, having been
u.rl Iu 'hc clerk ONCE ui the said ircutt
Court notice Is therefor Hereby given 10 Won
lhr said John - thi-m, Moses r.. thi-m, John
thi-m Mary sinclair, samuel .mriuir, Mar
tina Chem. Victoria thi-m, MARY , i'm Doe
Nichols. iljzirrt1 Lynch, Robert lynch. Cali
Inwla oliver James oliver, Ihonls Michel,
dame sawyer, noah sawyer, turnliue Robinson,
John Robinson, Riley thi-m, William Robin
-Nu, Robert Robinson, hchecca Robinson amt
Jane R"nih-on. tANt ne compliment ole her
bil uicuupluiut iu said count, ON the chanoery
side thereof "n me 5ir day Of April a. ID, 1875,
1ut ihvWupuun summons Issued uut OF said
court re.uIuah'eou Tie st Monday Ia ne month
of May neat rs q hy law required Now unles.
you, the said above named defendants, shall
pvrs0udly Ice and appear before the court on the
lir-t day ut the next term thereof. To be holden
Ia uud Ton the said county, ON the 81 Monday ia
May next, and plead, answer on denur, 10 the
said complainant bin Of complaint, the same
and fine htilrr- and thiugs therein charged and
sulrir VIII DE taken a, confessed, and a decree
entered against YOU accordingly, 10 the prayer
'i -Llt III REUBEN :. lOJCM, CLERK
Cairo, lils, AIril III, le,j.
,r1ndIl y Linrsar solicitors for Complain
MML. h-A-Ii-IL
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Special Amusement Notice.

/ I)JBLIC notice Is hereby given that thc
l county court ur Alexander county has rem
| urird Judgment Tor % special assessment upon
TIE property benefited Wy the reconstruction ui
the following sidewalks, viz:
south side Of Fourth -urct, ictw,cn Wa.hin.
ton aud tpmmcrcul amenities; west side Of " u-h-
I uriun avenue, nom Fourth To RIM street /.
east side ui Wellington avenue nom Fifth To-
riNih streets; north eide Of Fifth street from
| Washington o. Commercial ayeuucs; north side
! OF seventh from Walnut 10 westerly line Of Lot
| %, Block g.; north side of Eleventh from WASH
lugipu avenue 60 Walnut street; clst side Of
Poplar street, between DIVISION and twenty
= second tfyctsi south side Of Iwcuty-nr.t strsct
nom Poplar % sycamore streets; south side ol
Eighth Street between Washington aud , om-
MelCHl Ncuueri east idle of Washington ave
uue irum Eighth tu Nu,tb streets; north side ui
Li-hth, butNCvu Washington avenue and Walnut
street; .uih SIDE OF seventh, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, u, will moro nlily
appear FROM the certified gopy II the judgment
ou lc n Or, Office ui the cify clerk ct the city OF
cairo; that % warrant for the collection Of such
at mcnt- I, IN the hands Of the unders igned
Al persons ntcrt -tcd are hereby notified 10 call
ana pay the amounts assessed at the collector :
oiicC, NO. L. Commercial avenue, within thirty
oaYs nom tue date hereof IL 4. BLAKE,
CITY Treasurer ami IN-tilicio Collector
DI'cl This l'ataay of March, ls,5
l.
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To Lead all Competitors

L, the aim of the prOprictOrs Of the Will
son Shuttle Sewing Machine. 1t j. found
ed on the very best principle. known 10
the sewing machine science. and improve
mcnts. in advance of all other sewing
machines. are being adopted constantly.
The Wilson is rapidly gaining the prefer
once of all parties that are acquainted
with sewing machines, and it has already
taken the front rank among the iirst-cla,s
machines OF This country; and it, price,
owing TO its being manufactured where
labor and material j. much cheaper than
in eastern cities, /. fifteen dollars less
than all other hr.t-class machines. Ma
chimes will be- delivered at any railroad
station Ia this country, free OF trauspOrta-
ton charges, if ordered through the COM
pany's branch house at No. go Fourth
street. -. Louis, Missouri.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This company want few more good
agents.
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Early yesterday morning, Hartman's
store was besiegcd by u throng OF citizens,
all anxious to secure seats for the Blind
Tom performance, which took place at
the Athcneum last night. At an early
hour. when the doors Of the Atheneum
had been thrown open, the house began
to fill with people, and by the time the
performance was to begin, every seat up
stairs and down, was full, and standing
room was at premium. OF the excel
lent entertainment given by this wonder
f,l person, we have but little to say, ex-
cept that the performance Of last night
was fully up to his former efforts, If not
superior. The audience was kept in a
state of wonder and delight from begin
ming to end, frequently making the house
fairly ring with their approval Of the
progidy's astounding feats upon the
piano. The concert throughout was a
most worthy and deserving one, and we
dare say that whenever Blind Tom visits
Cairo, he will meet with most cordial
welcome from our citizens.
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Ihave jus, received the largest A'.ort.
ment Of Queenswsre and Glassware, OF the
best quality, which, having bought f"r cash
direct FROM the Imp rters ami hanufsctu-
rers. I am enabled to sell at prices which
defy competition. viz:
White Granite Breakfast Plates soc per set.
white Granite Cups and ssu-
esrs, without handles, &C per set.
white Granite Cups and esu-
GERS, with handles, 75c per set.
Large Glass Goblets, b0e per ret.
Large Glass Table Tumlyrs, 30c per set
Invite everybody to call and examine my
stock Of Queen and Glassware and com.
pare prices.
1hsyc also just received a large invoice Of
Table and Pocket cutlery, silver PLATED and
Brittanis Table and Tea spoons and Soup
Ladies. DAN HARTMAN,
3-os u. Cor. Sixth 4 Com. Av.
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STEAMBOATS, BURNED.
The Chas. BOdmann and John KYLE
Burned.

Capt. Dyas I. Parker received a
dispatch from his son Dyas, who was Il
passenger on the Chas. Bodmann. stating
that the Bodmam and John Kyle were
consumed by fire at New Orleans wharf
yesterday afternoon. The Kyle was an
nounced to leave New Orleans on Thurs
day evening. but for some reason laid
over one day, and had her up
ward cargo, which is never
large these days, on board. The Bod
mann could only have reached New Or
leans yesterday, and was very deeply
laden, and it is probable that most of her
valuable cargo was destroyed. The Jno.
Kyle was owned in St. Louis by Capt.
Davidson and others, and when new
cost about $4,000. The Bodmann was
owned is Cincinnati and cost about the
same. They were no doubt insured,
but for how much we cannot state.
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Concert aud Picnic,

Within the past few months, a /, welt.
known AMI regretted by the entire con-.
munity, the good and ever willing Sisters
Of Loretta have Undergone, and patiently
suffered from disease and other causes,
several Encouraging and embarrassing
misfortuncs. In consideration of these
facts. number Of our most influential
and persevering ladies, who are fully
awar. Of the trials of the Sisters, and
of their cndeavors TO bear with them as
their profession and calling require, have
taken it upon themselves TO give con-
cert and picnic, the proceeds of which
will be contributed 10 their association.
TO be expended a. they may think
proper. The exercises of the event. ne it..
calling indicates. will consist Of an ont
door concert, in which large portion o
| the best musician, OF Cairo will take part
and picnic. The affair will take place
in 81 Marys park, on the fourth day oi
May. SO far, but little has been done in
regard TO the affair, but will in due time
receive due attention. and We have no
doubt will prove a beneficial undertake
ing, ~ the cansc i good one.
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Discharged.

George Clark, the man arrested by
Sheriiflrvin in Kentucky, aiew day, ago,
and who was supposed to be II counter.
fcitcr, was given trial before United
States Commissioner Candec, Thursday.
and discharged The bill passed by
him, which was ilfty dollar
greenback, he claimed TO have
received from "A party in Padu
cab, and that he was not aware that il
was counterfeit. lie was formerly an
employe of the Mississippi Central rail
road company.
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Accident.

At half past three O'Clock yesterday
morning. engine No lls, on the Illinois
Central railroad, bound south, exploded
three miles South Of De Soto, Illinois, az
ter taking water at the big muddy tank,
seriously woundng man named Parke-
son, engineer, and fatally injuring the
fireman, named Warren. 1t is said that
when the engine exploded, Parkeson was
blown to the highth of more than forty
feet in the air, and tell upon the telegraph
wire, which, breaking the tall
saved him from being killed
AS it was, his lett leg was
broken, but no other wounds were re-.
ceived by him. Assistance was dis.
patched from DuQuoin to look after the
wounded,
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Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
vii and IL W their advantage TO call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Lsundres., No - Four b
street, between Washington and CONNER
eial avenues. Hotel and boarding house
washing, IS cents per dozen. For piece work
pr,es are as follow. Single shirt and col.
lar, lo-; per dozen SIC; sock. Sc; two col.
lars, be; two hsndkcrchiets. SC; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear. SOC. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, Is to soc;
skirts 10 10 zoe; drawers 10 to l5c; two
pair hose be; two collars to loe. For Ia.
dies plain clothes 81 10 per dozen; Tor Is
dies nne clothes, 81 % per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
,ronage solicited.
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Showing our stock of beer on hand to
be nearly as large as that of the other
six brewerles together, including the
Schlitz Brewing company
These figures and the foregoing statiS'
tics of the sales OF the last seven years,
we hope viii convince you that the quail
ty of our manufacture must be superior
to that of any other in the market, else
the sales would not increase to such an
extent annually.
The Government reports for the year
ending May lst, 1874, show that no other
beer brewery in the United States has
sold anything near our sales, 0l5,OOO bar
rels) while the year ending May LIST,
1878. will show u still more favorable re-
port tor our firm.
Yours, very respectfully,
PnILlIp BEsl BREWING Co.
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Malice of Removal.

The well known barber shop, corner
Eighth and c numerical, presided over by
he popular artist. George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop IL
arge and comm ,dious, snd those wishing
for anything artistic in the way Of fashion.
Able hair cutting, smooth shsve-, etc., will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
don. II 3-l2.tf.
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Jack aud Jill.

The side-Splitting pantOmimi-ts, under
the name of the Jack aud Jill Comic
Pantomimc Troupe" will give the people
of this city one OF their funny perform
anccs at the Athcucum tonight, An cX-
change, in speaking of this company,
says: From beginning to end, the
house wa kept in an uprOar of laughter
at the inimitablc tricks of the clown. or
delighted in the extreme at the other fca-
lures OF the entertainment. They were
treated with variety of performances.
The transition from one to another was
accomplished with such surprising quick
ness that the audience frequently found
themselves almost uncOnsciOusly
bcholding some new SCENE thus
bringing before their eyes the sublime
and ridiculous in quick succession. The
extremely funny transactions of the
clown and his companions, the wonder
iul accomplishments of the Jce Midgcts,
the startling and daring performances OF
sheldon, the Juggler, the novel and sur
passing entertainment afforded by the
.Jee brotherS-muSical rOcks--Eugeuc
Blitz, with his comical Punch and Judy,
NJ lie Dcarlon's troupe Of lady vrloci-
pcde rider, Prof. VI. O'Rcardon with the
tumblericon and water flute. and the bril-
liant Transformation scene We're most in
tcrcsting and enjoyable features of the
evening. In point OF variety and excel
lencc the entertainment is not surpassed
by any of the character now put upon
thn hnnrls -
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Sergeant Cain aud Officer Brown. on their
rounds Thursday night, arrested man
bv the name Of Beverly Massey, who was
suspected Of stealing and lodged him in
the calaboo'e until yesterday afternoon.
He was then taken before Judge Bird
and given trial, but the evidence was
not sufficient to convict Massey, and he
wa, discharged. The accused man lately
cane to this city from St. Louis. where
he kept a secondhand clothing store. He
is now employed in coaing steamboats,
al The Mhart.
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tb'id.FelIows.
Agent.

The report OF the committee appointed
by Alexander Lodge, 7. o. o. f.. to
make arrangements for the tranSporta-
ton of the people Of this city to Jones'
boro on Monday, has been adopted. amt
those who may have desire to attend
the largest demonstration that has taken
place in southern Illinois Tor years, can
do so by taking passage on the narrow
gauge on Monday. The fare for the
round trip is only one dollar and twenty
cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roneker l. now in full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, aud
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bakery. lie maintains fiI'i stock Of
confectionerics, aud can, as well - any
other dealer in the city, I'LL all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orno-
mGntod on short notice. spCcia iattention
given TO the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. l2-tf
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JoHEsBoRO CELEBRATION
To the Members Of ,heI.o.O .. q.

Those who wish seats reserved for
themselves and families, on the train to
the
CELEBRATION Ar JoNEsBoRo,
on Monday next. will please report to tho
committee on Saturday.
Regular passenger cars reserved for
ladies exclusively.
Those wishing to buy tickets on Satur-
day will apply 10 l.. \. BurHctt, at the
BULLETIN office, or on Monday morning
at the depot, foot Of Commercial avenue.
Brethren will please bc OH hanI at
$50 u. NJ, prompt.
j. II. OBERLI.
\. toMINUs,
G. X. WOODWARD.
Committee.
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improvements

workmen are now busily engaged Ia
frescoing the walls, repainting the wood
W rk and making many other repairs
about the 1T. Charles hotel. which Mr.
Wilcox, the worthy proprietor, informs
us will be completed in a short time.
The ST. Charles, when fully overhaulcd,
as is the proprietor, intention. will be a
place oi beauty and comfort.
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Ilarpor's Ba1ar, one year. "a 90
Four dollars includes prepayment CIT.
:. postage 10y the publishers.
Subscriptions to liar. or's Magazine,
Weekly, and Buzar, 10 one address for ono
year, so 90; or two of IIarpsr's PeriodI-
Gals, 70 one address for one yea, a. 90;
postage truC.
An extra copy Of eth the Magazine,
Weekly. or Bazaar viii ne supplied gratis
for every club Of five subscribers ~ ~ "a
zach, in one remittance or, six copies fer
go 90 without extra copy postage lrec,
Back numbers can be supplied at any
time.
Tho scvon volumes of llarper's Bazaar, for
the wear. Gs. 80, 20, II, ~, 10, ~, olC-
gantlv bound in green morocco cloth, will
be 50 by exp css, freight repaid, fcr
81 90 eaGh
TT Newspapers are not to copy this adj
yrIti-cment without he express orlers OF
Harper u Brothers.
Address HAMPERS BROTuERs, NY
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am prepared % furnish to customer.
Boots and shoes, Of as fine material, as neat
In at and cheap In price as can be procured
by permitting speculative persons, or men
not shoemakers having friend-shoemakers
liyiug in the East, to send Tor them. ask
bankers, public officers, and other per- ors
TO take notice OF this announcement. 1
make Boots and Shoes In any style and OF
every quality. Give me trial.
Remember the location OF my shop
Twentieth street between Poplar street and
Warrington avenue, near the Court House.
a8 A.l3.tf WM EHLERs.
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Al my salrs-roOm, No. III Commercial
avenue. commencing this morning al
o O'Clock A lot Of groceries; canned
fruit., consisting OF plums. cherries,
damsons and Strawberries lot of wood
ware; tables, counters, shelving. bed
springs, etc. Tonight will open a Tin,
selection of pictures, dry goods, clothing
shoes, boots, two sets Of harness, etc.
LoUis II. MYERS. Auctionccr
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The Heart II ~ wonderful Pump,
the valves OF which open and shut seventy
or gh.y times per minute. II an alcoholic
stimulant be taken into the blood the pump
works much faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All the in.
toXicaing nostrums advertised n "tonics,"
"renoyators," "correctivcs," &c produce
this disastrous effect, and hence all intelli.
gent Christians are thankful that DR.
WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTKRs
An lnvigorant and Alternative without a
sting-ls everywhere supplsnting these
proprietary poisons. 4-iS aw.
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l.. \. BuRNETT. Scribe.
Small 1sON.

DR.. Parker informs us that there IA an.
other case Of smallpox in the family of a
colored man residing in the lower part OF
town. This should at once be looked az
ter by the authorities, and the proper
steps taken by them to prevent the
spreading of the disease.
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Cairo and ST Loui. Railroad

on and fer Monday. April &c. 1873,
freigh will be received and also delivered
70 conveysnce' at the freight House, to-,
OF Fourth street, near the Mississippi lcvee,
from TO II a. m, and from to 6 p. IN.
Ticket ONCE, corner OF Commercial ave.
nus and Second street. JouS FoGGrTr.
4-?+5t Agent.
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Z. %. u. =. Notice.

Officers aud members of Cairo En-
calnpmcnt, No. ~, are requested to at
tend special meeting this Saturday
evening, at 1880 o'clock, called for work
under dispensation, In all the degrees.
Visiting brothers will be welcome. BY
order Of the Lodge.
r., 4. EyRNyTT. Scril,,
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Bleaching, SC.

Mrs. Rumbold Is now prepared to
bleach and remodel all kinds Of hats, in
the latest style; also trim. Coarse
braids, SOC. Reeidence Fifteenth street,
between Walnut and Cedar. 4.ls-2w.