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, 1877-11-07

having been rife all tue summer; nn1, mhrc-
hgcr. II Is very inadc1uattly brovisionci rs Tar
ns thc civilian element IA cnnrrrnci, all etores
having been teIzctl by the GoEernmcnt Tor the
une Of tho troops"
Referring tn the rrports from Ct. Petersburg o!
nnrgotlations ior tho surrender Ut kars' capt:
rnn,"rs ti.at tho co,nmaniant In. en-
tered into negotiations for tho surrender
Of that fortress. am swarc from
personal observation that very large suplliea of
ammunition for both small arms and artillery
were t1rown into tho p!ncc turing july. August,
and acntcmler; and that tho totnmfs1arsat
storet,ouscs were completely rcplenlstIc'}. It
was dangerously tlcn,rlc,! nf troops during tic
ercuoatt0n "f the Ala'lja'f 'f}asl,. i sioukttar
tho l4th Of October. to leave garrsun of tho
same strength a. lie did In April, there should
tic no fcaF fur It's safcty. II, however, tc was
unable 10 10 10. It Is tnnrr t|lan prohal1e 1t will
Into suhmisei0n.t
The garrison In Aprl1 consisted Of twcntS.n'no
batta!1Dns, numbering less than :iU) tncn each.
The Uaty Ntua' correspondent with tho Russians
10,0o0 men.
EXPLOSION or TURKISH rowpEn.M.IIs.
,"rr,.oonar.c, Londmcn m tetty Ne'ss ox,
tnE, at about ~ o'clock. fur very loud md al.
must simultaneous c1ptortons greatly alastne,l
the inhabitants OF this rIty and vicinity. The
explosions were chuscsl by very alarming ae-
cidcnt which took place at the Government
pow.1crni'ls at zcitounlik tthc Place Of Oltvcs),
close to slakslkeny, abnut i've miles from the
Capital. -Four pilR mills situated ncar to eacn
other blew up at almost tho samc
Instant, through the explosion oi
some graiue Ut powder while tlT
stone usc.l In Working tho powder was
turning. The four mills were in moment dc.
strovett, anil great number Ut lives, var!ot,sy J
estimated at from iity to 200, was loet. 1t 4
impossible NJ yet 10 ascertain tho precise nutn'
her, but fear that the latter Is most likely to
| Gc nearer tho truth.
a great quanrity Of machinery and rowt1c.
wus destroyed, though the Turkish Government
estimates :llc loss at only Il0,0 ,0W atl SAYS thai
t II feels confident that tile loss can bc required
t within fortnight at latest. Tile Imperial cur
rEagc mandatory Ii close By the sccnc Of the
| explosion, and had that building also blown Ut
| the loss 10 tho tiuyesnmctIt nt tilu present mo
n,ent would have been almost Irreparablc.
, 1877-11-07
Gen. Grant Magnif1ccntly Enter.
tained by tho Americans
in Paris.
The DeBrog1ie Ministry vii! Face
the Deputies and Defend
MacMahon.
Failing In Support from the
Senate, They VIII Re-
sign.
MacMahon's Early Resignation Again
Strongly HIntetl At.
TIE ARMIES.

TIE ARMIES.
coHQUER1N0 AND TO cosQrLH.
LONDON, Nov. IA special dated CONSTANT.
nop!c, Tucsday, announces that after Bomc re-
sEstance to tho Russian advances Muklltar
pastsa, finding his pos!tton Oh tlle Devc- c-loyun
scrtously compromised, uhandoned It and Is tall
ing back on Erzngnn anl Trcbizond. Tho
Russians hare occupied Erzcroum.
VERY DRtEF AND INDEFINITE.
CoNsrANTlSorlE, Nov. O.-Mukhtar pasha
tclc9raphs from Erzcroum IN Monday: ave
had an engagement at Dcyc-Boyun, after
which We returned here"
rLEvxA.
LONDON, Nov. CA special from Sofia says
Ccykct Pasla, at the head Of strong force, ts
advancing TO tho relief Of pieyna. Usuau
Fasha's arny Is amply provisoned and sup
piled, md In tinc condition. Notwithstanding
the Russian progress westward, the Turks urp
confident that plcvna will hold out.
MKHRMET ALL.
PARIS, Nov, 6.-Tcport sayA Mchcmct All has
arrived at Soda to organize and command thu
army for the defense Of tho Western Balkan
passes. ....
4 GENERAL NouT.
LONDON, NOV. 1t =. in.--A special datctl
ErzcEoum, Tuestlny noon, contains tho follow.
ing: Atnkltar Pasla desires to stand siege, hut
tho inhabitants object, fcarlng uoulbastlmcnt.
Everybody is leaving for DaY-lIust. NonAay's
fight resulted IN general rout.
, 1877-11-07

4. reeaEis centres ot population, 1t will be
observed that Turkey III Europe, as Whole,
lsus far moro tnAabtauts to the square tnttc than
lurkry III Asls; that there arc three or four
European Provinces wltcro this population ID
u,oru dcnsa than elsewl.esvr-yk bulgaria,
which Is pow the seat Of waf: A1sfano;'le un!
kossoEa, Which aro Immediately ADJACENT to tue
llYe!y ui4talt. There src, hYxercs, oue Of lwo
Proy!nrcs III ASIA, particularly syria a1,A Tfebl.
zond, aud that part VI ASH Minor ucar to Con-
stanttuop!e, where tho population equals tn
density tl,as Of thu moru pvpulous European
PROVINCES of Turkey. As regards the war i'
Europe, therefore, whcro tho main struggle
lies, II Il contest BY AussEa primarily against
population VI about four Or i've milils'ns living
III ths Province. uf tho Danube. Adrianopc.
mud kossova, aud secundarily sSaiust . Igma'',-
ing population of about fuur millions ln Europe
aud sixteen n,lllions !u Asia. The bulk of tho
Astattc population Is. However, ln Asia Minor
aud Syria, and ulanv paEta ase accessible by sca
from Eunstantlnopls, and. practically, - near
the acene Of hostllltics ~ tho outlying phEts VI
European Turkey. This statement, Il Will 10
observed, also vuits the population Vt Exfpt.
, 1877-11-07
CASUALTIES.


IfptefnI lf-n1trA n 7he tAfr4gn Tfibnnt.
PfrTsHUno, Pa, Nov. G.-Thc towbo1t Dexter
met With An accident this morning which will
probably result In the death of two men. Thu
Dexter belongs to ". II. Brown 1: Gu, and left
tile city last night for pool No. 3, for tho pur-
pose of bringing down tow Of coal. T'its
morning she struck an abusment near Zinc 1sun,
about three and i,nif miles abuve McKces-
purt. Tho force uf the collision was so great
that tho tMt1ers wcrc dtspiarel an1 the steam
pipes detached. The escaping stcam tcal,led
William Ripper, The mate, and Sir. Ross, tAe
engineer, 80 ecfinusIr tint It IL
feared thev will not surrlre. Ripper 10 mar
r1cI, mil lives d. Browns Station, on the Balti
more e. 0hto 1st,al. The Dexter Was brought
down to tho city this afternoon BY tho TrAy-
elEr. -
, 1877-11-07
THE REV. rErE1, SIMPSON.


ST. Louis, Nor. CA Deputy United States
Marshal nsrtrcd from Bolllnger County. Mo-, to-
day, bringing d prisoners the ltcs. Peter Il.
Simpson, u Methodist preacher, and Ills wife,
LayinIa Simpson, who arc charged with forging
pcus!on paTcFa md representing themselves rs
other parties long htuce deceased. Thu proof Is
said to be positive that this reverend sinner
forged the nnpcr3 mud llas drawn money on
them. for tho past three years. ! ehort tt,nc
ago the pr5snncr'e brother. the llcr. Junn SimIe
sun, nlso Methodist preacher, and resilient Of
the sumo county, was co,lvirtet on charge Vi
illicit dlstllng, ana Is now serving term ln the
st. LouLs County jail.
, 1877-11-07
FINANCIAL.

New YoaK, Nov. 0.-Solomon Strauss i Co,
dry.go,xls lobbcEs, No. Gl White street, hayc
suspended. Liabilities, &l40,0IO; a4sets. Sll0,-
O01.
ClxcssNArt, Nor. 9. 8.-KInncy e. Co, bankers
ot this city, suspended today. Liabilities, n
stated bY thu triu. ucuTlY $l50,U00. They clan
tu hayo alseta more than sufficient to pay all ILL.,
deDtedRess. and expect to ~ able 10 resume.
, 1877-11-07

THE A"eN'cAs nASaoht IN FAhlo'
an psrt =, to s'. ~ @ ,o
nicht WI. remarkably brilliant af1aIr. Il BE-
seven t"o'es ~ fassa ,n
; istcr Nores low % cons"l.eneral .G TorIer1. % yrna
si tof a,oo5oan % "n",ton, To..o t;rant N,,nn,s IN
nn
h0cIlamocaut As ue LnlaTcHc, auu tlebuatHes
Grant, Noycs, Stevens, Lincoln, and scklc4
f,thcr rucsts occ,,nfc,l sir parnllcl tahIcs. prr
sidcl ] over verify by member. members ot the ,anqast co,n,aIt
tee, viz: Dr., Johnston, ur. l,yan, Col. Evelyn
.,,a n.y ~ liI,r,,rocr H. va,,bprctc,,. a,ui
the lteS. Ut. nHeueoeH' .h1' sahoafsnc"' a.ia
ly decorated md lllutniuatcd. The FRANCE
American Union contributed portrait OF Gen.
Grant which, adorned with flags. Was hnnG 0ycr
tic principal table. A band stationed in tho
voI,srv oInvr1 nt fnierynis nnft rpca1 music was
Ea.ss{ pasG -. t,,s,s.tn, ~ thc 1rcSior II
f." n,,"r, 1;cn tisa,,i sin,strr Suyrs
aud Gci'. Io.1ert werc IL ~, !nl! military anuofm'
MINISTER MOVES srkEc5. ..,,.
inc tuasts: "Thc President of tho uniled
StntceT which wa responded to by music orl-s
uThc prcsiicnt oi tic French Republic" 10
s sns M reso',s "as, Of Te te ayenr
we're io!!o"cu ~ tu ai .unS 49,. so rn.n hi, tha
@ssl ucnI t. ns ha Y,,o,1In .nacch "aS - WV
LAniEs AM GExrLExEx: Il has generally hap
pcncd that when great public crisis haa occurred.
euct, a4 revolution for Independence ttfugce
for national existence, sou'o man has been found
war Of secession va. tnanEutafed IN Amer.
nait.upe 1sat Ga.e' nn aroeatlon @ % il Evil evil M liio
| hostia rnns nnencd up0u Fort Sumter, ho offered
liz se1yfcrs 10 nis Country, ind was appointed
! Colonel OF regiment Of volunteers. The Theatre
o. .oF nn9 nc. iso te scs. aers efsas rsers
mid 1nD;1nta!n ranges, I,n,acn.u nrmcs were az.
, 1877-11-07

(;Itre* LInemelt fodida OF Ammonia crses
nsutalHia. facs.acls, rhcnmatisni, gont,
froslrI feet. ehl1tlaln'. sore thEost, efSsl7ela3
bruises, snd wounds VI every nature in man "
animal. TIC remarkable cures tbls remedy has
effected ct44sc. Il ~ ono VI The must Important aud
valuable reuedte. srcs discovered for the cure aud
relief OF pafn. .....
In July las fell anil hnrt ny back; tried eresy
tAfux without Ealief until uted G!tts' ListM<As
jaJi1ie Of An.a4oai1, which cured INC. TuuxAs
{i.lnknT, Eazsche.tsr, n. i. Fur saao w I'LL
IsugEisH.
, 1877-11-07

SnfriaI Dltateh to TAs CAfeuV. 7rtbHnf
JAHEsvILLE, Via, Nov. G-Wtltn Deputy
Sheriff. Albright went to lock the prtsouers Ia
their cells lust night be was seized by Tom Dor
ser, thr burglar, and Sortoif, the coun.crftt,er,
thrown down. apd hIs revolver taken from him.
lie called Tor help, and Mrs. Sheriff coney ran
III with revolver aud thrcatcnct1 tu shout tho
tlrkt ,nau who attempted to eerupc. The brave
woman kept tbcH back until mid arrived, and
tdcy were Safely locked UP.
, 1877-11-07


TEnnE uArTE, 1nA., Nov. G.-'fnis day At
noon 1nan .,allie.l Dauir' O'C0nncl assaulted
Ills wife, Mary, with Aalci,et, aud gave l,vr a
terrible blow, cutting her hcad wtir opct,, &rus,
which she catl1,ot recover. lie was arrested on
the spot. Tho affair happened In u notorious
resort known hcfu rs tho Hull-peu, OIL First
street.
, 1877-11-07
CAPTURED.

HUDSON. y. L., Nor. 1-Gcorge E. Haycs,
wautca tur c'nLcxzlInE $3.50 tu money bclong-
ing To tic Illinois Central Railroad. At Chtcago
was arrested here yestesiay. liz hul In hts pos.
srssIon nearly 5l,000 VI tho stolen money. liz
will be returned on = Tcquis!tlon.
, 1877-11-07
MURDER AND ALISON,

MADISON, 1nsl., Soy. t+-At . n'ciock Sunday
morning tho New Liberty Chunls, Republican
Township, near this city, was buried. An
alarm being sounleu, citizens hurried t0 the
areuo and found inside and removed The body
OF Young man, supposed to liz JuAt Webster,
Of New Albany, whu had evidently bcc.. mur.
tcrcd, rubbed, and placetl iu tho building bcfure
II was Ifcl.
, 1877-11-07

NEW ORLEANS, Nor. 6.-Thc Tixna has the
following special:
pAscAaouLA, atiss., Nor. 8.-Dcputy United
Statc8 Marshal Carney to-day nlalr Il general
tur,cntlnc, tar, and charcoal. This, hs says, is
Unly q commencement.
, 1877-11-07

CoLuxBus, s. c., Nor. G.-Judge Townsend
malc an elaborate charge this Iuoruin. III Cur
tozo's Ease, aud at o'cloels the jury went to
their rops,a. A verdict Il not expeltct tonight.
Congressman stllalls' case WILL hu TAKEN up IT,
n4,thf.
, 1877-11-07

cut their wise teeth, uto the Sozodont, snl al
w0 DO aEu willing tu declare to all who dun't uto
1t that IL IL tho most perfect aud delightful thing
for ths teeth thvY err dipped brush into,
, 1877-11-07
The APPELLATE COURT.

SPAC7Q] 7H3R1EcA u 2&7 [KF453 7F78GA3,
SPKlxGElxLD, ILL.,, Nov. a-TIo Supreme
Court Clerk to-day pot!1cs attorneys that the
Appellate Court ot tho Third uiatrtct meet4
here Nor. %, and that tho call Of the docket xll
, 1877-11-07

ERIE, Pa, Nov. G.--Thc body OF MI unknown
man, well dTcsscd, ani asnut - years Of aye,
was fn,lf,'} On tho leach uf the lake at Spring.
field. twenty miles west Of here. There we're no
IDENTIFYING luari:s. Tho body was bur.cu uear
where found.
, 1877-11-07

commence Thnrslay of the first week o{ the
term, ansl will continue at the rate nf twenty
entes each 'tay. atul that oral arguments ur
printed abstracts and briefs will fr expected. a.
, 1877-11-07
Nlsc D,cKlNc1N M.

NEW YoRx, Nov. G.--sliss Anua Dickinson Is
reported lyiny seriously Ill Ut congestion VI tho
brain Ut tho residence Ut Ara. Gen. Ciataeld, Of
Eitxabetll, y, ],
, 1877-11-07

inr ami what chan4es; u hh!. nAFG HGtn 'ntuS ~
eo,a eo,a or sny part thereof, and wien made and
Whether aucn ehangrs hare been tecnen!.tt and
.t}Ihcc Or Secretary Of the Interior. and Aso
.'i"ti statement Of the nnmber Of acres Of land
s,tn!cs 10 e a!sni Of II a Of he
nn,un.trnctinn OF rad road. anu wherc such lands
.pr lneAtrtl. Laid over until to, mofruw.
,.,cne Of prisoners iron, the stark County. Tcsas
III, August last by an arnrd band organized IN
Mexico. and calling upon Tug rkcsuent 70 inlosn,
,hc arrest Of the offenders under tho cftehntIton
tsaty, and nlso copies of tho colrcsnondenee with
trratY hy thn: Government.
Isia orrr until To. morrow. ....,.
A1c.olation relating 70 the - aiano''tton OF sur
Tin. thc appointment Of q Commission 10 confer
..t,eo 81. sasa a assersan upon Via. serms seeIpro.
ri treaty Of commerce can 6c arranged.
Mr. Wallace submitted several atacndnents to
horiae M a long loa LOT !'e Investment Of sa.inrs
Tic amendments provide that the bonds shall eeat M
sssn fssn ei ,as 4 tse money !. we i
s1e Introduced one providing for the reg!atef and
t1anstcr Of ihe bond., thu other Tint the coupons
ie made payable u legs!tendcra OF IN coin. at tho
0PtiE Tas ousc b to antkorixc the free coinage Of
The ftandard silver dosiar and tcstore it, legal.
tender earaster ras resd ~ 'a stl' And referred
Tie lns RESTITUTION sabm:tted by Mr. Thurman .c.-
esl ago. calling for eopsa Ct ths ,spors., to
{aa Il S =. a. .sioaG o s Il. II ve' e e6o
fs en, @ href eszssutss session.
II 12:50 adjourned until Thursday.
nousK.
Tha Sneaker being absent the I1Ou9e was called
Sfter sf"s IL 'esaiss ,oun. Mr. FRYE called
sfIer the morning honr yesterday, tae spea kcs bud
s IF 'st si sna
iof other purposes, which had been offered on Tho
preceding Monday. Further On tho tonrnai stated
bin authori.ug tho coinage of a standard s!lvcr
do!lar, and to restore it, cgaltendee Character
It the journ.i was correct the gentleman iron,
to obtain and hold tLo noor On one bill md
iacn to Introduce another ono. lie asked The gem
sssy VI. WIT To h w whe e hr' he
doo,, and II not. wheEo hc had got any authority
xhstcrer, tor obtaining tho -four and offering i
'l.S H. Iiana replied that II tho gentleman from
Nsine tftyel knew thst they we;o different , bis
I'LL night hs7o Inherent titles md sti bo tic
famo bilis. The bill had been read, and the gen.
shsrs si ior shc purpose oi being eaechixed By tha
aos satisfied with that, ho could obtain hls iiliosma-
ton IN such manner Us he faW propcr.
Sir. FrYc-l asked tho gentleman for !Hforma.
ton. nud hare reason to ncese that tho journal Is
correct. 49,.
81. Frye-No, III, for belIo,e tho Journal to
be eyrreet, md thc gentleman to ba entlrey wrong
S'. Dlnnul-The gentleman thinks am wrong,
, 1877-11-07

speetri M*hatch fo 7hs ttfta5S Tribune.
FonT WATSE, Ind, Nov. G.-Jamcs Dwrcr
was fatally injured this morning by tho break
lug Of sl,aftng III White IL Doaeker'e spoke
iuctosy, whcre lo was employed.
, 1877-11-07

MOTHER AND Is4AHE sTFFOCATED.
SEw YonK, Sov. 6.-strs. Wiley and infant
were tutfoeatcd Yesterday Iurl,l. tue lire III
their rcsdtucr, No. III tiates aycnuc. Brooklyn.
, 1877-11-07
NEARING TlE End.

NEAltlNG Tile END.
The Victorious Russian Le-
gions Overrunning
Armenia at
Will.
Muk1ltar l'nslla's Forces
Again Mot and Disas-
tronsly Routed.
The Remnant of His Army
Falling Back on Tre-
bizond.
Erzeronm Surrenders to the In
vaders Without a Struggle.
Chefket Pasha Advancing
with the Hope Of Re-
lieving Plevna.
Gen. Grant Magnif1ccntly Enter.
tained by tho Americans
in Paris.
The DeBroglie Ministry Will Face
the Deputies and Defend
MacMahon.
Failing In Support from the
Senate, They VIII Re-
sign.
MacMahon's Early Resignation Again
Strongly HInted At.
, 1877-11-07
VEGETINE
WILL CURE CANKER HuMOR.

NocKroRr, Mass. March "a. 1870.
II. H. !Sftrtas-
SIN: l.nrt fall my husband rot nc two tottt. of
ynur fEWETiSE to take fur the canktr tlumor,
which have ia'! III nlY rtnn,aeh for -rscral y.at4
t"t!; It. atHs tic remit was very tatstt factory
iinnlGr. aud nuf seemed tn lie me hut vE.xrlNt.
1hrrr il uli in INV inlfti tint every onr su:.
!cri1.s with iankNr lfunDr Gun lc cnrsl by tikin.
aEnETs>x. II gave inc rut! arprtlir. anil frti
better III every respect. Yours. with trri,crt.
Mrs. ELIZA Ann luyLE.
, 1877-11-07

VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT..
sorrn sAtxu. Ma.r., .;nv. II, iS1G.
Ifr r. n. .S.frfas.-
nkA,. s,n: l hn,r been tnnhcd with srfnfa.
Cn.kcr. anil Liter ttnnplniul fnr lhtrc years:
nothing ryer 'lIt nc nny IHu, until tcn'sncntra
ns1ny tie T:uETf:!E. EIn nhw crlttt. n'anE is.t-
ra'r, mil still u4I,.: the tE.ET1sI. ! tunss!cr
,tt1e /. Mptlth; cqnul tu It for snc complaints.
Ian heailiiy recommend It ~ rvc:. A,ay iu4ss
truly. Mrs. LIZZIE II. T.N:k4It1.
No. IL f.assansc.st., south salcul, Mass.
vEGErtSr Thoroughly cratIcztcs every Lind OF
Iunnr, mud tcatores The entire system tu healthy
cuudtiu6.
VEGETINE
PREPARED By
II. 4. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vogetine is Sold by All Druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-24

Now comes TO us with sixteen clean
neatly-printed pages, embellished with
fine illustrations and full OF scientific and
practical agriculture and literature. For
the agriculturist and the family circle it
is an indispensable weekly visitor. Its
editor.in-chief is the celebrated horticul-
turist, A. S. Fuller, associated with
whom are T.. 5. Carman and X. A. Will
lard, while, as special contributors, they
are assisted by such men as William
Robinson, Charles Downing, Charles v.
Riley. Thomas Meehan, james Wick, and
many Others of equal eminence in their
respective scientific and practical speci-
alties. 1t keeps its moral tone to that
high standard which fits il Tor any family
in the land. The mother can relyupon
it to furnish household recipes for daily
use, pleasant stories for leisure reading
and excellent moral entertainment for
the children. The father may conf
IDENTIFY look tor the latest experiments
and discoveries in his daily avOcatiOns.
accompanied by good advice and care
fully revised markets, embracing nearly
every product for sale. In addition to
this its publishers, (the..ltural Publishing
Co., 70 Duance ST.. New York. as an ac-
acknowledgement OF their late increased pat
ronage. have reduced its price to only
$2.50 year. Send to them for speci-
men copy, which they will mail to you
tree. w-3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-24
Relief without . Doctor.

Though we would by no means be uR-
derstood as deprecating, but rather as
recommending, professional aid in dis
ease, there are multitudes of instances
when it is neither necessary or easy to
obtain. A family provided with a COM
prehensive household specific like Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, is possessed OF
a medicinal resource adequate to most
emergencies in which medical advice
would be otherwise needful. That ster-
ling tonic and corrective invariably rene
dies, and is authoritatively recommended
for debility, indigestion, liver disorder,
and irregular habit OF body, urinary and
uterine troubles, incipient rheumatism
and govt, and many other ailments of
frequent occurrence. 1t eradicates and
prevents Intermittent aud remittent fe-
vers, relieves mental dependency,
checks premature decay, and invlgorates
the nervous and muscular tissues.
Sleep, digestion and appetite are pro-
NOTED by it, and it Is extremely useful in
overcoming the effects OF exhaustion and
exposure,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-24
Z. F. Kunke,s bitter Wine OF Irou

Y. +. Kunkei's Bitter Wine or Iron
has never been KNOWN TO fail IN the cure Of
weakness, attended with symptoms indis-
position TO exertion, loss of memory, diff
Guilty ofbreathing, general weakness, horror
Of disease, weak, nervous trembling, dread
tul horror OF death, night sWeats, cold rect,
weakness, dimness Of vision, languor, uni
yersal lassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic symp.
toms, hot hands, flashing OF the body, dry,
ness of the skin, pallid c0untenance and
eruptioRs on the face, purifying the blood,
pain in the back, heaviness OF the eyelids,
frequent black spots flying before the eyes
with temporary sufiision and loss OF sight,
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from . weakness. and TO remedy
that. use T.. r. KunkePs Bitter Wine oil
Iron. Ii never fails. Thou sands are now
enjoying health who have used IL. Take
only K. +. KunkePs.
Beware OF c0unterfeits and base imita-
tons. As Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron is
SO well known all over the country, drug
pists themselves make An imitation and try
to sell il OF TO their customers, when they
call for Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron,
Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron Is put up
only in 81 bottles, aud has yellow wrapper
nicely put on the outside with the pro.
Drietor's photograph on the wrapper oil
each bottle. Always look for the photo
usph ON the outside, and you Will always
Se sure to get the genuine. One dollar pei
bettle. or six for Is. sold by druggists ana
stesIers everywhere
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-24


JAMES wA1sON,
sergeant. Signal Service. u s.. A.
The weather was very pleasant yestef-
day, and the appearance was cheering.
........The Z. B. Church arrived about
10 a. M, and after taking 20 bales cotton,
and some paper stock, departed for Gin
clnnati.. next boat for New Or
leans Is the kountz packet. Jno. F.
Tolle. She Is now loading at II! and 50
cents.......The Garrett and barges
left at 4 p. m. with big tow........
The City of vicksburg left
at - m. with 920 tons.........
Capt. Blake's steamer. John b. Maude,
arrived at 3 am. with 800 bales cotton.
The Maude Is the next Anchor Line boat
to load.........This evening Capt. Billy
Williams, in command OF the Fanny Bay
liss, left for Cape Girardeau. He had a
good trip up, and expects to bring a big
lot Of flour down for New Orleans. .......
ST Perry, of the Capitol City, left this
morning for Jackson, where he has gone
to attend law suit relating to one of
the many troubles a steamboatman
has to encounter these days.........
The Colorado from Nicksburg arrived at
3 pm, with big lot of cotton for st.
Louis. There are about 25 tons of
railroad iron for Helena, that will 60 on
the Maude. 1.-THE Fisk, as usual, was
at the wharf on time, and departed. tax
ing some of the rising generation to
Mound City, where there is to be big
ball.. .......The lighthouse steamer.
Alice, is making ready to 60 South.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-24
J. q. LYNCH'S
Real Estate Column
Alexander county lands, Cairo lots in
exchange tor st. Louis property.
FOR SALE.

Alexander county lands, Cairo lots in
exchange tor st. Louis property.
FOR SALE
A fine residence on corner Iialbrook
avenue and Twenty-third street, at bar
gain.
Cottage on Sixth street between Wash
ngton avenue and Walnut street.
House and lot on Eighth street between
Walnut and Cedar, $l,650.
FOR RENT.
Two-story house On Twenty-eighth
street, between Poplar and Commercial
SIP.
Store room lately occupied by Howe
Machine Co., on Commercial avenue. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets.
The first floor of brick dwelling cor
ner of Nineteenth and Poplar streets.
Cottage on the north side OF Twelfth
street between Walnut and Cedar.
Business house on Levee street above
Eight, and in good repair.
Rooms in a two story house on Com
mercial avenue between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
Store room near corner OF Twentieth
ard Poplar street; s..
Tenements 3, 4, 8 and 10 in Winters
Row for $40 per month, and in first-class
order
Cottage on Twenty-1rst street between
Sycamore and Poplar.
Rooms in nearly every part Of the city.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands in tracts to suit, near Cairo.