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KEY WEST CIGARS three for
25 .cents, at +. Teichran's, lO3
Coinmrrcial,avonuc. 2-l0-lm


The Aichisun, Topeka aud santa Fc
railroad from Kansas CITY and Atclii 'on
on the Missouri river, via Topeka. thc
capitol oi Kansas, and the beautiful \r-
kansas valley to the Rocky Mountain.
The shortest route 10 Pucbclo il!" Grand
Canon, Colorado Spring. Nanltpu.
Pixies Speak, and all place Of note ia the
mountain region. Tie myUiic route
To Denver aud all points In Northern
Colorado. The best rout" to southern
Colorado. New Mexico and AriIon1. Tia"
only direct route to Tie ltmnu' Sin
Juan mincs. The track and equipment
IL uncpualcd, trains run through from
the Missouri river 20 the Rocky Noun
,ains, making connections IN Union de-
pots aud avoiding delays and trans'
fors. For ill descriptive circnll'-
maps. time tables. etc, adde's
=. j. ANBIEsoN.
Gcn1 pas-. Agent. Topeka. Ran.
llg-dAW-ly.
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erage twenty-five barrel of hour al
hour. or six hundred barrels per day,
consuming eight car loads, or ahou, three
Thousand bushels of wheat.
MIR. ROBERT ADAM-.
The entire establishment H. under The
control aud management OF Mr.. Robert
Adams, to whose careful and attentive
watchIulncss and ability "a miller. i,
due in great measure. the sucrrsj ot the
mill and the celebrity which it. produc-
tionS have attained with the trade
throughout The country. Mr.. Adams
has been come ted with this mill for
about five years.
WHERE 1nE BARRELS ARE MADE.
In connection with the mill Mcssr'.
halliday Bros. give employment to
about forty coopcrs. whot turn ont on an
average siX hundred barrels per lay.
The mill in all its departments, includ-
ing the cooper shops, givrs employment
to probably one hundred and twenty tive
men.
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$4,000.

Ten thousand dollars worth Of goods
at cost. will commence this day re-
failing the large and valuable stock OF
goods, consisting of clothing. ladies fur
nishing goods. gents furnishing goods
standard dry goods, fancy goods jcWrirN,
etc., mt the old stand of llcilhron ~ We'll,
for cash at actual cost. No goods d'llN-
cred until paid for.
| will mike it an Object for merchants
to buy these goods in lobhing lots, for
cash l., hand. in quantities to suit
am authorized also TO receive bids
for the next ten days for the pnrcha'"
IN bulk ol all that portion of said stock
which shall remain unsold on the morIl-
ing of March liill. Now II the time III
buy. GEORGE IiSHtH,
Provisional Assignee OF llcilbron &
We'll, baukrups.
Cairo. Feb. ), 1876. 3-3-u
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LYNCH G. HOWLLT'5
Real Estate Column
FOR RENT.

TODD dwelling house on Walnut. be-
tween Twenty second and I"ru'y-'I.rl
streets.
--Storc-room corner IW.utr'h mI
Poplar streets.
Two story housco u i,it .,rr,i, vet
81 Washington aycnUc.
House on Walnut .'r''r nrI tuWr
pleasant premise.
House on Commercial ayouur, near
lGth street. suitable for hu-i"c ordWrll-
ing.
House on Commercial nNcDur, .,h"y"
9ih street. Suitable lot hU inc. and
dwelling.
Eu,incss house on l,y,c, ml,ly oc-
rupi,d 10y Cunningham y SuiNrll -
cheap.
Winters Block suitable Tor Hotel
Dniccs or EusincsS ruuul,--clrIp.
.--lcnrm"nts numbered I, Sanl Q. IN
Winter Row, = rooms each, Tor SO per
month.
No. 10 (corncr), 81 90 rooms.
cottage on sixth street, near WASH
inuton avcnuc--i rooms.
store room in pilot House." lately
occupied by \. HALEY.
dwelling house on SiNil street and
Jefferson avenue.
orphan Asylum building ami p'cmi.
scs. Rent low, to n good lcnInt.
Store room, conner Twentieth and
Washington avcnuc, Sl2a month.
--Hoome In various parts oi the city.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands. in tracts To suit, near caro-.
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Ihe Bullttin.
RATES az Apyuury.sNG.

Bi'All bills for advertising, NE ,luc AMI pay
able ~ ApvAScg
Transient advertising viii br inserted ut ths
rat" of 81 ~ per FGuaro Tor the first insertion
and ~ cents Ton each .ub cqurnt one. : liberal
discount viii be- mtd" on landing and displny
ahtciii .emontf
tOr inc riug fuhrrh notice - CO. Noticc II
meeting Of aoci,iirf OF sD,r.t ORDER ~ crht. for
Zach in.ettion
Church, aoceiy, Festival aud upper uotirrs
viii only BE- in.'rtcd aa n.lSc,ti commits
No ady'riiaemont viii De- received "A; Ioa1 ihan
~ cents, aui no advorii omont will b. IN r,t.d
i"r IL Han three dollar uormouih
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For Sale.

"A silver plated No. o Wilson Shuttl,
y wing Machine, hard (piano) finish
valued at $50. win be sold ut so dis
count, Oh good terms, and ordered direct
from The factory.
---Colorcd and mounted Maps OF th'
ri,y OF Cairo at 50 40 each (hali price,
A No. . Wilson shuttle Sewing MA
chine valued at $50. win b. sold at $40
discount, and ordered direct from Tue
"a 500 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 Oh for cash. suitable tor tailor OF
boot and shoe manufacturer.
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In describing hi visit to our sanctum
yesterday, Davis says he made bold to
hcarl 1.-The leopard i, his lair" We OBJ
icci to this. oar friend Livingston called
n, a big dog with Il bras, collar, and We
did not complain. There j. something at
tricliyc IN big dog with brass collar.
bat Ia be- called "a leopard Ia his lair j. an
insult that requires blood. our friend
Davis must therefore take back the loop
ard in hi lair or open his iugullr.
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For Family Use.

Just received and Tor sale choice soda
crackers in and 10 pounds boxes for
&C.: also choice mixed fancy crackers IN
10 pounds boxes for Sc. pruncs. 3
pounds for 2jr., Rice , pounds Tor 25c.;
starch pound, Tor 2jc.; Matches boxes
for 2jr.: also choice Northern Butter M
cadies anI pals. We are determined to
sell goods low. Give "a, call.
3.l2-it INV YORK STORE.
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- Co., =-==sHa.a-a==a==== s- -as---===
Scl,OOl Land sale.

Notice i hereby given that on Friday April
7th. 1870, nj iwo O'Clock, y. m at the front
door uf the court house IN CAIRO, the trustees Ut
Ni,Nandrr county. will sell. ut public auction,
school lot No ten tluJ IN the southeast quarter
oi section ten Clnl, aud lots numbered twenty.
one en- and twenty eight (2sl III the North east
quarter of section NJ, VI, In said township.
The terms OF sale being one half cash down,
and the other half payable IN twelve months.
with ten per cent interest, with mortgage On tho
land sold, Ia secure the payment. rs required by
law in such eases
liy order of The Board III rru ,i,cOr schools.
ions VI. LA>SpES,
luwnshp Treasurer.
CAIRO HIS Mnrcn - is1G. 3.J.wit.
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Printing the cav Ordinances


of the printing committee of the cily
council and have proposed 10 print the
city ordinances The first time our bid
was one hundred anl lifty dollar. under
that of MIR Bowen: the second time /,
was one hundred and some odd dollar,
under him. our second bil was ac-
ceptcd, and the contract was awarded Ia
Us. But, for some mysterious reason.
the council rcpudatcd the contract after
telling the world orr bid. and now asks
Us To bill again. Formerly we were
asked 10 bid for the work in small
plea type: but having ascertnincd
that the gentleman the council j.
anxious TO give the job To
has not got smalI-pica type,
and has no body type bat BREWER. we
are asked to BID for the work done in
BREWER. Here is II copy OF the spec
icaiions furnished to us:
approximations Tor printing aud bind
ing the revised ordinances OF the city OF
Cairo.
"Say. one hundred copies, % BE- bound
n the old books. (20) twenty to be im-
terlcavcd.
"rlc printing 10 be done in ,vior
type solid. Manuscript To be- furnished
by Mr.. lansden. Proposals to be made
to complete the work.
We venture to say there wa never be-
fore such loose specifications" written.
What size pages: The specifications do
not say. We might make them a. large
a. the pages of family bible or as small
| ~ the pages OF a small hymn book. $40
| be bound a. the old books Which old
books: Who can tell: 70 be printed
upon what Kind of paper: We might, ii
we wished to take advantage of the city.
bid under these specifications" and print
the ordinances upon newspaper or tissue
paper. The printing TO be- done in brc-
vicr type, solid" BREWER is an improper
type TO be used in such work. II i
too small. and set solid would
BE- a job of printing that Mound city even
would be ashamed of. Besides, index
and head notes To be set ia BREWER:
sually the head notes and index are set
in smaller type than the body OF the
work. "i'roposalS TO he made 10 COM
plctc the work" How much work ?
Fifty pages or u thousand: Who can
| tell II we were to Say TO Alderman
Rittcnhousc, 1--WE wish to buy ilour and
and are dcsirous to have you tell II, how
much you will furnish it
tor he would probably a-k :
"lIow many barrels do You want =
Ii we were to reply: NO matter; make
your proposal cover all we wi,h,' he
would probably tell II, we were II fool.
And yet the city council, by AldrrmiI
RittcnhuuSc says 10 us: 1--WE want yoa
to'prnt H. "A book" cot how many
pages :" we ak. "No matter" replies
Mr.. Rittcuhnu~e, male your proposal
cover them all. AMI also the binding
We submit. that this j. lriIl NJ
and it j. irIIling that the "iy
council ought to De- ashamed I'll.
We will print the ordinances tor what il
will cost "A 1t. Louis or Chicago publisher
Ia prin, them. bat We wish the council Ia
present "spccilications" that will he def
mite. aud under which his honor, the
mayor, aud ;hc members of The council.
while pretending to believe some other
bid than ours Is the lowest, cannot pay o't
of the treasury several hundred dollars
more than we are willing to print them
for
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10y virtue OF n sl9ciAl execution 10 me Iii
D,crirl by the lrik Of the Circuit Court Ut
\IcNau,vr county in the state ot Illinois, In
i,NnroiI, W, Wootcn, aud against Z. j JEFF
Iiiir. will sell the following described prop
plty la the first Addition IL Tue city OF Cairo,
county al Alexander and state OF Illinois, to-
wit Lots numbered siN ~ aud seven ~, In
hcrcd live % and sin 90, IN block numbered
twenty three (.a), levied upon rs the property at
The said (. Jrlries, at Publ e sale at the
Southwest door Of the Court House Ia the Guy
of Cairo, Ia the couuty OF Alexander and state
OF Illinois on the eth day OF March, a ID,
is,b NJ the hour of eleven O'Clock. n. tor
cash. to satisfy said execution :,
ALIEN. II IRWIN,
sheriff oc Alexander county, Illinois
G\IUD lll, March l. 1876. j.i-uta
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AiI,.r,nir ps~car. cured
ny pR. utLIz.

Eh bE' w II|'
lie l. located in Cairo. Illinois, and j.
slill calling on you to De- healed WHY
viii you die of oil chronic di.ca-c., when
you can be- cured with 80 little cost or
money. DO not give it up yc., for ihc"
j. -till balm In Gilrad. cairo i lh"
place 10 come io he cured oi a.i your
aches aud pains.
am now prepared at my office Ia e.'"
indicated baths. AMI persons wishing !"
receive such. will call nj my oiiir" on
Eighth street. No. %, from The hours 81
pm. till 9p.m. Also PLAIN hdil'-. hot
baths. warm baths. cold baths, or yai,ur
baths. Also persons having the con
sumption or week luugs, aud wishing iu
receive medicine, by limitation, cln ~
cciyc the treatment at my Office, ih'' be-
ing the only true way of getting ur'li
cine direct 10 the luug-. Also treat liz
eases OF the eyes Of year, standing, AMI
the blind la. bccu made 10 see by my
treatment. All disease. OF tic lin /
cure. Fistula cured 10y mc without the
u-r ul thc kliilc. u you nav '''l''
come and Do cured. All private di.ca-r>
IN the shortest time, cured 10y ne. in
short, for all chronic diseases Il ihc I'M
man system, 90 10 DE- lluiil ii sou viii
to b. cured. compound mll lcpHfr all
my medicines At my office " J. -aid
that practice nakcs perfect. have b',H
thirty year. IA practiclug physician.
All letters anil communications stall
b. confidential and promptly attended 10
10y me. Diicct In. iiyiiI.
No. - Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois.
liz d3m
KEY WEST CIGARS three for
30 cents, at T.. Tcichman's, lc2
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ii iitcsl

From the best Information we are able
Ia obtain. we are led TO believe the fruit,
pcachc, especially. have been "donc
for the rain, shetland frost of Saturday
night, sunday aud sunday night. proving
the last ditch for them. II i, feared the
IWbrrry crop has also suffered great
damage and that the yield will be cN-
lrrmcly light. Apple and cherries are
not believed h. be hurt much.
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Nflcr tue FIRE

j. George Stclnhon.c may bc found
sine" The liz" at hi. new shop on Eighth
street in The Alexander County Bank
building, where he will welcome all his
customers. and serve them in n artistic a
manner a ever before, with smooth
shave. fashionable hair cutting and
thorough shampoo.
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tSSot StIHISIS
IuIitIIi ttI.Eh

candidate iar the uiitr uit as tirri al he ap-
ptparliitt r'iA election Will T.. iiAw Nss.
w ai. authorized - announce iio name ct
: NM IS INV VA o. 70 candidate fpr The
"Gtr 81 chs tlctL, at tie ensuing city election.
to-
We ave Authorized ~ tuuouur ne" name OF
So. /. ANitN J.I candidate ipt recollection ~
the on"" 81 ,ny 'l'rk At the ~ uing charter
election. td'
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There will be held special meeting
OF Alexander Lodge NJ 22i, !. q. q. r..
this, iue'lay evening, att o'clock, for
work and instruction in the Rcbckali
degree. There will also be work in the
9Th degree previous To n,bckal mccting
\ fail Attendance desired,
By order of the lodge and y. G..
WILL Il. llAWkIN,, Secretary.
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4 ttOfitprt'nptsurc,

Sh"rill Irwin has made another impoi-
iaht capture. Til time. however. hr will
not turn his prisoner over to Dick Fiz-
GERALD. bat will keep lnm uu,lcr lock and
Key NJ hi own house. Mother aud son
are doing well, and Ham j. the happicst
man ia town
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Dicd Samuel Hartman Williamson

At the residence OF hi parents. in this
city. yesterday, March 18th, q O'Clock u.
M. Samuel Hartman, son Of Samuel and
Elizabeth William on. AGED two years
seven months and five day. Notice Of
funeral hereafter,
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Sheriff. Sale

10y virtue Of an execution 10 me "i,,eleu 10y
Dthc CLERK OF the t,rcnit tourt % AieAanuer
neonlc of the State Of Illinois, ami against
Nnlrw j. Carrie and II Watson Webb, ! have
levied upon the following described property:
In Mn, civ of Caro- county OF Alexander and
si,tr of Illinois o-wit; Lot numbered twenty
nine (.O in block numbered twenty.siN, NJ the
urnucrtv of the said ". Watson Webb, which
hall .ilrr At Public sale at the south west door
of ihr court house IN the city of Cairo, In tho
comfy of Alexander and statcof Illinois on the
lDth d,y of March \ u 1855, ut the hour o.
eleven O'Clock. A NJ, for cash, Ia satisfy sail
execution ALIEN. u. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander g, uaty, Illinois.
CAIRO, Illinois, March ,ih ls.,i d-td.
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We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
'pra"n" tan-Opcncrs, taken tor advcr.
Using, which We viii srlI at two dollar
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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Al 1lOssc

Mr.. Iinegar, who spent tie greater
part Of last week IN Springfield, having
got through with his business tlcrr, re-
turned home on Saturday morning
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n;,sviuliuu NO,,cc

Notice is hereby given, that The ro-par,
ncrship heretofore existing between -
II. Winans and Louis Lincoln. under 'h'
firm name OF ID. II. Winans a Co., h
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ID, II. WINANs,
LOUIS LINCOLN.
CAIRO, March 0, 1876. 3-ioo
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Choice garden and Field seeds, bulk
the New York Store. I.I2.Jt.
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GETTY NEWS.
Tuesday. MhRCUli. 1876.

WATcIfroE SsLE-'A solid silver hunt.
ing rl,r. paul Breton watch for sale.
h'No. time keeper. Apply at the Brt-
tI1iS office ul l.. \. Barnett. j,-Gt.
NuIicr Mr.. I. rcichmm desires 10
notify hi, friend and III" public genera
ally. that hc has removed hi- tobacco and
cigar store from Eighth street to lul
Commercial aycnrc. 220-lm
SfLp ror,roL..-2j barrel. choice
New inlh Erlrly Rose seed Yotl'oo. for
sale cheap ut John Clarcy'-, corner
T~olnh street and Commercial avenue.
2l,2W
Fon RtNI-C orrAGLS. Two cottages
on Twcuy-Niu,h street, near CONNER
,ial avenue irr rent. Apply 10 \. SITS
auha. or to Lynch y iIowlcy.
3->-i
PoTATuE- One ear load Of potatoes,
one car load of onions. one car load 81
c.,bbagc. iu-t received AMI for sale cheap
by L. !. cCNpirf. Eighth Street
Eoous 10 RFNf.- -Four rooms. aud a
n,a, cottage ON Third Street. free from
,ipc water. arl in good condition. En-
uuirc IT VIM. Mriialc. at the Delta
llo--u 2-lj-ti.
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| ''''S'F'"'' oignat 'tiNirg, u, =, A
| Port D.iss.
Steamer Vint Shinklc, Memphis.
Joe Williams AMI tow, NO.
Susie Silver, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower. Memphis.
Eddyviilc, Nashville.
James Howard, New Orleans.
Coal i'i'l and tow, Pittsburg.
Greyhound, tow. Ohio River,
sam Brown. IT. Louis.
Rover aud tow. Piitsburg.
DEPARTED.
STEAMER Nint Shnklc, Cincinnati.
Joe Williams and tow, Pius'p.
Susie SILVER, New Orleans.
Grand Tower. st. Louis.
Eddyyillc, st. Louis.
James Howard. st. Louis.
Coal lin, and tow. st, Louis.
- Greyhound and tow. South.
- Rover and tow, ST. Louis.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
-Buslncss was rather active at the
wharf yesterday.
The weather was cellar and warm.
The gauge showed % ll.2O feet las,
evening. The rise from five o'clock sun.
day evening until last evening at the
same hour was 2 feet, g inches, and from
saturday evening ut five o'clock until five
O'Clock las, evening the rise was ) feet
and 30 inches.
GENERAL IrLMs.
The John l.. Rhodes leaves st. Loui.
to-day for her return trip to Pittsburg.
The John u. Maud i about due front
New Orleans. She has been bought by
the Anchor Line. and is to take the place
OF the Julia in the st. Louis and Nicks-
burg trade.
The sam Brown returns to st. Louis
with tow of coal.
The Greyhound passed down with
tow If coal.
The Rover went by with tow of
two barges from Pit,sburg Tor st. Louis.
The good City of Chester. Captain
Zicglcr, Billy Blankcc, clerk, will be here
Tor Memphis to-day.
The Glencoe. Captain Calhoun, will
be here tomorrow tor New Orleans.
John j. McCord has charge OF her office.
The Cherokee /. due from Cincinnati
for New Orleans.
The Nint Shinhlc passed up early
yesterday morning.
The Susie Silver passed down yes.
tcrlay morning wilha good trip. She
added nothing here.
The Eddyvllc took back to Nash.
Vile 10 bags salt, II lot of oats and small
lot OF miscellaneous freight.
The James Howard discharged here
, log.licad> cocoanuts, 3hoysIicads sugar
and II half barrels molasscs.
The big Joe Williams passed up
without landing yesterday, with tow
OF empty bargcs.
The Coal Till went by with tow of
coal for St Louis.
Tile Pcytonia and bargcs we're due
from above last night. Captain VerhOft
came down from Evansville by rail on
Saturday night.
The Prytonia and barges will get
among other freight, I.D hhds tobacco.
She viii get IN all between live and sin
hundred tons.
The Grand Tower came up from
Memphis with DO bales ol cotton and Il
fair trip of other freight. She put oil 500
bales at The Illinois Central wharf-b0at
rn,l 100 bales at the Cairo and Vincenncs
VIII ri boat. She added lot of iron and
other freight here and went TO st. Louis.
The E,Llyvillr came down from Nash
Vile with $50 hhds tobacco, some iron
and a number OF passengers.
The city ol Nicksburg passed down
tor Ncksburg on Sunday evening.
The Grand Lake aud barycs added
about 100 tons here.
The Carondclct got a7j tons freight
here, and left for New Orleans about
noon.
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NOTICE. Hardware, tinwarc and
stoves, plows, hand cnltiya,orS, spades,
,hnyclS, forks, hoes, rake, step ladders
also keep constantly on h,nl n ilnc as
sormcnt OF table and pocket cutlery and
builders hardware. am sole agent Tor
the celebrated Charter oak stoves. ~
which Keep in stock fall SUPPLY of the
different sizes. The above articles ut
crock bottom figures
/ DOL G.. W. HENDERSON.
l9i Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills.
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Just Received

$40 pieces of choice Spring styles of
prints, at the New York Store. ) II II
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DIR. j. W. MIrCnEl.-Dr. j. w.
Mitchell who cures piles without knife,
ligaturc or cau.tir, will permanently To-
este in Cairo April |, lS1G, for the pnr'
pose of treating all chronic and surgical
diseases; also diseases peculiar to females.
Dr. NJ. is physically unable to attend to
general practice, and so has. for years.
turned his whole attention tn ,pcciaiiics,
and has thus attained great skill IN the
treatment Of piles guaranteeing cure
in every ca,c). and all other chronic and
surgical diseases, either OF the male or
female, very successfully treated.
Reference through DR.. brigham to the
business men of Cairo. 81 3lw
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The Rev. DIR. Ti.aycr.

The Ninrcnncs Rcportcr, oi u late date
says: Last sunday cloSrl the list
years pastoral labors Of Rev. Dr Thaycr
with the Presbyterian church of this city,
1t WAS day long to be remembered by
all. and especially satisfactory to the Or.
At the morning service the house was
crowded the services were impressive {;
scvcnty-cight persons recently received
by the session were received into fellow
ship by the members Of the church. NJ
teen receiving the ordinance of baptism.
This makes total OF lightweight per
sons added to the church during the psf
year, nearly all of whom were ne rptcd
on profession of their faith in Chris.
The morning scrvic, closed with the
communion of the Lords supper. II
most delightful feast, enjoyed by perhaps
the largest number OF persons ever AS
scnbcd in the Presbyterian church OF
this city on II like OCCASION"
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RIVER NEWS.
STATION.

WAR bRrAE1MENr. Rivxp Ryposr ,
March ~, .sii
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-14

KEY WEST CIGARS three for
rs coats, ut r. Teichman's. lO2
Commercial avenue, 2-a0-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-14
KEY WEST CIGARS three for
% cents, Ut F. Tcichmau'a, lO2
Commercial avenue. 2-2o-lm

WANIlp-Eoou NNp BoAEuiN" by a
gentleman, wife aud Que small child, In q
private f,miIy. Good reference given
au.i required, Apply at Tie ErLLrIS
dice. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-14
THE MARKET.

E.gy" our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually
for sales from first hands in round lots.
In filling orders and for brokcn lors it j.
necessary 10 charge IN advance over
these figures. usu
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-14

SEE kocII. {. Koch, at his shop and
store room. No. 90 Commercial avcuuc,
has Tor sale n stock oi boots and shoes Of
his own make also II large stock OF 81.
I.uui, custom made boot, aud shoes. lie
keep, the best material and . up in all
the latest STYLES. Ills tits are perfect, and
satisfaction + guaranteed. Give him n
call 23-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-14

KEY WEST CIGARS three for
30 cents, at +. Te!chman's, lc2
Commercial avenue. 2-u-'m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-14

Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
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