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TELEGRAPH1c DROPS.

1t is again reported that the Ameer has
fed, leaving his son Takoob Kahn in
power. , .s -,ar. tl,.. -ls iaai i'ai St.
AParis iispatchsays: 0ficialcontirma.
ton has been received that instructions
have been sent to the Russian Minister ct
Cabul to withdraw. la'I - -"t -'.''
At obion station, KY, on Monday last,
G. W. Crow Was murdered by anunIlnown
assailant The affair occurred at the
widow Moss, a popular resort for idle
men.
A special from Midway, KY, says 9
house, in which two colored children had
been left. by their mother, took fire during
her absence and both perished in the
flames.
The thirl win Of Robt. Whitaker, a
Philadelphia millionaire, dated Oct. 9Th,
1871, was yesterday offered for probate.
It gives the entire property to his next
kin, with the exception OF 5000 10 the
church. The Deputy Register ruled that
he could not hear the proof pending q
determination OF the issue already
granted in the matter.
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2 rHE5 Pax.mltsDLE ROAD.
Earnings For fhs Past Eleven Moa.hs

Earnings For Tho Past Eleven Moaths
The following Is an approximate state
meat Of results in the operations of the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St Louis Railway
Company, for the eleven months ending
November S0th, 1873:
Gnrs e1rniugs uDeludlng Interest received
90 equipment hiredl January ], 70 De.
center !; ISIS.
Expense, llneludlng Interest 90 car ena
S s ~ ps9as psat ....., l7Ssss
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Financial and Commercial.
BIZ! !TRLEeRAPR.
,H.vYorn nouey ana stocks.

NKE YoRK, December 90.-NoEEY-Actiee
at 4a6 per cent Prime mercantile paper
l. ILia6 percent Custom receipts $222, 900. The
Assistant Treasurer -disbuEsed Sle6, 600 Clear
ings 5000 900. Sterling Exchange Bankers'
bills steady at 4.s2I5; sight exchange on New
York 4sIx.
GoLD-Par Carrying rates iaJ per cent
Borrowing rates Aat and 9 per cent, b,,j rl7.
GoyERSMKS1s-Geneally firm.
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TnE Bellaire Postoffiee agonyis over and
the Birds song will be heard at Uncle
SANS headquarters down there for four
more years. See Washington dispatches.
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,shington Rep0frgives q detailei

TIM Washington Rtpodrgives detailed
report Of a fire incident that occurred up
there Thursday night, whereby every.
thing valuable in the storeroom' Of
". IL. Braden was injured before the
fire was extinguished.a 1t is rare record
Of personal, mechanical and municipal IN.
efficiency, and We shallnot be surprised
to read some day that the whole town has
been consumed on account Of a general
xant Of gumption. ~ 2 - -. : 80
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MroRT OF BALAScEs

The tabular report OF balances in the
different banks shows the aggrtgate for
the months named and the amounts held
by the First National Bank and National
Bank of Commerce, New York, and by
the Maverick National Bank, Boston, TO
be IS follows:
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VIZ are indebted tostaptop { Davenport
for copy of the American Book Seller"
for 1873, and a.work q aetfon " Geo.
Macleod, Just issuedby ]. B. Lippineot 4
Co., called paul Faber, Surgeon"-boh
got up in handsome style. "a
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RAnHoAD BoSps- -strons and higher.

srocKs-The market was quiet in the early
dealings, but towards the close the transactions
were large and attended with considerable an
imation. Prices rose 1tal per eent Al the
opening, but this improvement was suhse-
Quently lost In some instances, Lake Shore
Being eonspBeu0usly weak. During the after.
noon the market became strong and advanced
IIsa2k per cent, the latter New York Genital.
Coal shares, Lake Shore, Michigan Central and
granger shares were also Conspicuous in the
upward movement, 80 ~. so
Transactions aggregated lIs,0o0 shares, OF
which 5000 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
q, 900 Northwestern common, loo preferred.
5,oooSt Paul common, i, 900 preferred, 5000
LAckaxanna, II, coo New Jersey Central. 5000
Morris & Essex, 5000 Michigan Central, and
5000 Western Union.
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The firm in the East India trade, whose
bills have been returned ndwhose liabil-
tiles are not believed heavy, Is Ellsworth,
Sons Il Co. bhl .lArq slin!ssf-'fT l7ll
q Mexican ltTetley & Co., merchants OF
Bradford, have called n! meeting Of their
creditors. Liabilities, ESQ, 600; and will be
paid in fun. ~ ~ '!7'fzp gLy.s '7f l4'I
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ObakQCIIs OF NINLsIEK IAlLUh'
BERLIN, December s6.-The funeral SER
vices over the remains OF the late Minister
Taylor will be held at fhe American Lega-
ton on Sunday, when the body will be
taken to the Mortuary, and await transpor-
tation 10 America. On Sunday the Amer
lean residentswill take action at the Amer
iSan Chanal 5E7-'s+ .la~'si' 2
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GERMAN TOBACCO TAX.

LoxDoS, December eO.1The German
papers announce thatthe Tobacco Inquiry
Commission has rejected the proposal for
monopoly by eight votes against three.
It has also declared in favor Of duty ae-
eording to the weight on inland tobacco,
and such custom duties on foreign tobacco
as woald about correspond TO the proper
ton between the customs and excise 5ae-
eepted by the Imperial Taxation Commits.
sion OF 70. The Inquiry Commission will
recommend this resolution TO the Reichstag.
The decision gives intense satisfaction to
the National. Liberal party, while the Com.
mission itself was composed Of eight dele
gates Of the Government, with three ex.
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During November the gross earnings OF
the railway were S2sa, ,29s, the expenses
Sl96, ,S43, and, after paying interest," the
net surplus from the months operations
Ras 81, ,I30. -
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Net earnngs- SlIHssvSS
The Interest oa the bonds IOt these eisfen
mOnths IS
saoooV0O stsubsnyills 4 Indiana
Railroad pr eent.....--..-.....-.:-tltaJ0W
$1,000 SlenbenTille Indiana Hall
sS n D0o PittsbuTgh, CnGiBnIh
81 LDdIs Railway per eent-.-..-- @s'ss s.,, a.,
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TnE correspondent Of the New York
Eroaag Po4s, writing from Warrington IN
resarl to the recent debate on Btaine's
resolution, isays:iO .ttl> .T4fHy:V1'
NO disinterested listener could have
followed the three, days debate without
tlie conviction forcing ftself upon him that
the Southern Senator'S who, one after an
other, rose to defend their part Of the
country, were animated by sincere and
honorable motives and were speaking the
thoughts OF their hearts. Now and thena
spark was elected by the heat OF debate,
but the speeches have been, as q rule,
MARRIED by admirable seli.possession, can
dor, irsnEness and logic" ~
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rHE SEWARD INVESTIGATION.

At the Investigation Of the Chinese Con-
sulate, it was sought TO compel Seward 70
produce eeFtaih books Of the Consulate,
not to. be found in the State Department.
His counsel held that he could not be re-
quired to furnish material for his own
prosecution. The question will be decided
in sarret session
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ExGLAxn.
THE BYZANTINE DH4srIR-FrETHEI PAR.
s1iGTIcrLtRs. y .Ga

THE BYZANTINE DE4srER-FrETHEE PAR.
1iGTIcrLtRs. z .Ga
LONDON, December GA dispatch from
Paris says: Only four persons, the surgeon,
first officer, chief engineer and one sea.
man, escaped from the wreck OF the Byzan-
tine. The disaster occurred on Wednes-
day night during heavy gale. The By
Eantine, on her way from Marseilles TO
Constantinople, was proceeding up the
darianelles when she ran into the British
steamer Rinaldo, Of 1850 tons burden, at
anchor, bound for Hull. The Byzantine
was vessel OF 200 tons burden and be-
longed to the Fraizsinet Co., Of 3farseil-
les. The Rinaldo returned to Bosphorus
for repairs,
CoxsrASrISoPLE, December 20. : The
British steamer Rinaldo, which was in col
lision with the steamer Byzantine, has ar
rived. The Captain reports saving ninety
persons from the Byzantine. ''''
HEAaLY ALL ,AAvED. - 4
PGRu December 20. = The ftiissilet
Company received q telegram announcing
that nearly all the ByEantine's passengers
are among the saved.
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J.E. RENLEY, J. ". Davidson and c. N.
Cofman, of Parkersburg, came out In a
card and declined the Greenback nOmina-
ton for city offices. They express them
selves as followsin their card:
"Our names were used without our con-
sent, and believing the occasion calls for q
square issue in favor Of temperance and
reform, and that party and party ques-
tons should be laid aside in one united
effort to redeem the community from the
curse Of the liquor traffic, with its conse-
quences OF strife and disorder, we hereby
announce our purpose TO give our hearty
support TO the election OF such indepen-
dent temperance ticket as may. be wisely
selected BY. the people regaEdlessof party"
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Tie Secretary Of the Treasury will On
the 1st OF January, reissue Substantially
the seireular5 relative 10 the manner IN
which standard silvetdollars may be OBJ.
tained, which was promulgated on the Sd
OF December last but revoked.
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mittee ofiIepresentatiyes of.the various
States on the reform OF taxation, will re-
suit In the retnrnt0 protection 70 acertain
eItenkIut isismsoins "a g1EiisJ Of }.2'f
GuaSrEti0Rs HEAtrn rxpfeRovED.
The ChaheeHof's health has not been
improved, and on, earnest protestations ot
his family he has abandoned the idea OF
visiting The Emperor before Christmas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-25
A RICH MENDICANT.
New York World, 18th.

John Jones, blind man who has amassed
competence by begging, is charged by his
wife Annie with abandonment and cruel
treatment, and has brought suit in the
Superior Court for limited divorce and SEN
arate maintenance. The couple were mar
ried November 10, 1874, and Mrs. Jones
asserts that about three years ago he began
to exhibit violent temper and to continu-
ally i'll treat her. Among the acts of cru
city he inflicted upon her she instances that
he struck her with large cane, pushed her
out of the house, threw her down stairs, and
finally refused to allow her tn
enter his house or provide for
her. She says he is possessed of real estate
worth 100000. Mr.. Jones denies these
charges, and says his wife is addicted to ok.
cessivc drinking, and, taking advantage of
his blindness, was in the habit of observing
where he put his money, and then. without
his consent, taking it and spending il in
rotous living among immoral and absolute
companions. He adds that she has been
unlalthiul in her martial relations and has
harborcd in her husbands house, against
his consent, n man named James Porter
ana mat in May last she went away with
this man. deserving her husband. He
denies that he has larger income than
Sl,"Oo year, out of which he is obliged to
support himself and an attendant Judge
sanford yesterday sent the case to referee,
directing MIR, Jones to pay $50 toward de.
fraying the expenses Of the suit.
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crowds. The demonstration was finally
ended by band Of young men parading
the streets singing patriotic songs and
shouting "AbassosEorti and Viva Lagu-
era"
Moderate Liberals attribute the demon.
STATIONS to ultramontancc influences. Lib
erta observes that the attempted demon
stration did not have the results hoped for
by its imprudent fanatic promoters, in
consequence OF the calm and dignifed
attitude Of the population.
La Capitale regrets the demonstration
which, it fears, was organized either by
some thoughtlcss individuals or by agents
Of those DESTROYS Of stirring up agitation in
Italy.
The Deritto, the ministerial organ.
maintains the necessity Of preserving in
tact the right Of public meeting but states
that the government is firmly resolved to
prevent any demonstrations that will dis
turb public order, fact proved yesterday
evening by the stringent measures taken by
the minister Of the interior to stop the at
tempted manifestation which was highly
unbccoming, both in form and substance.
Deritto adds that neither Zanardelli, the
minister OF the interior, nor Carroll, the
president of the council, are disposed to
yield to intimidation or threats.
LETTERS OF REGRET.
VIENNA, July 23,-The Italian govern
ment has forwarded to the Austrian govern
ment an official communication regretting
the demonstrations against the Austrian EN-
bassy.
AN AMERICAN REAPER WINS.
PARIS, July GA grand trial of repcars
in connection with the exposition took place
to-day at Mormant. There We're forty three
competitors, and the Macon, Mich, reaper
Of America won the first prize. A grand
banquet was subsequently given by parties
interested, and America was highly compli-
mented.
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ment of labor, the distribution of its pro
ducts, the requirements of business and for
the payment Of all interest bearing bonds AS
fast as rcdeemable, the withdrawal and col.
lection OF all bank notes designed to circu-
late as currency the non-exemption from
taxation of all private property, the passage
OF graduated income tax, the unlimited
coinage OF gold and silver and the repeal of
the specie resumption act all lcgalzed mo-
nopolics to be abolished and their establish
mcnt in the future prohibited.
8. We recognize the mutual dependence
OF capital and labor, and deprecate all at
tempts to antagonize them. Combinations
OF capital to rob, and strikes of labor 10 re
slst robbery, are destructive of the true in
terests of both. We denounce alike Com
munlsm, which demands an equal division
OF property and. infamous financial legisla
non, which takes all from the many to en-
rch u few. We want cheap capital and well
PAID labor in place of dear capital and
cheap labor.
q. To secure rights and protect interests
OF the employer and employed, a bureau of
statistics should be established and compe-
tent persons appointed to inquire into and
report the condition and wages of working
classes in all departments of industry. that
wise, judicious and equitable laws may he
enacted in regard to hours of labor and en-
pIoyment of manufacturing establishments.
Z. The public lands should be sacrelly
set apart for homesteads of actual settlers,
and such Legislation should be had as will
encourage and aid the landless in securing
homes.
.. The contract system of employing in
mates OF prisons, works great injustice to
mechanics and manufacturers and should
be abolished.
8. The importation of servile labor from
other countries should be prohibited under
the severest penalties while emigration of
liberty loving people from other lands should
be encouraged.
TO- We deprecate and denounce all sedli-
tlous and violent measures, and appeal only
to good sense, love of justice and patriot
ism Of the people and invoke them to re-
dress their cruel and outrageous wrongs
only through the the ballot box.
II. We demand proper sanitary safe
guards and regulations for workshops,
mines and factories.
II. We favor the enactment of laws Civ
ing mechanics and laborers first lien on all
descriptions of work for full wages.
H. That we are opposed to any further
issue of Understanding bonds of the
United States for any purpose.
IA. That we favor the enactment of such
laws as will secure liberal protection to
the agricultural, mining manufacturing
and producing interests of the nation, and
at the same time confer the greatest good
upon the greatest number.
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THE LASH.
Charlottesville Virginia Chronicle.

wise enactment of the last legislature
went into operation on the first of this
month, which will not only greatly dimin-
lsh the criminal expenses of the State, but
exercise a salutary influence for the proven
tion OF roguery on n small scale Hereafter
the petty thieves who have been accommo-
dated with comfortable lodging and good
fare at the public expense, as the penalty of
a midnight raid on hen-roost. or the lar
ceny Of any triiling peace of property will
be treated instead thereof to good dose of
old-iashloned raw-hde. The lash, we'll laid
on, is. to be the penalty for all cases of mis-
demcanor, when the offender is a male. In
the case OF female, the court may Mt its
discretion inhict the stripes or imprison the
guilty party Hereafter no convict will be
sent to the penitcntiary for period less
than,threc years. All the small-try rogues
will be compelled to hug the whipping post
and receive the traditional mine and
thirty"
The infliction of stripes is regarded by
some tender sentimrntalists as relic of
barbarlsm. We regard the whipping post
AS conservative institution, and venture to
predict that henceforth the domestic fowls
OF the commonwealth will sleep more COM
tortably and with less risk of the rude dis
turbance Of their rest by the midnight
prowler. When it is once fairly understood
by this class Of dcpredators that the courts
will exact the legal penalty of "hesh and
blood" for petit larceny, and no longer pro
vide comfortable quarters for the lazy thrift
less thieves who usually commit such of.
lenses, we may contdentially expect greater
security for our unprotected personal prop
erty.
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TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
CHURCHES.

A FRlCAN ". E.-Fourteenth street, between
"A walnut and Cedar streets; services Sabbath II
a m. and T:D p. M; Sunday School 1890 p, IN.
+ eighteenth street: meeting Sab
~ bath lo"Op M. preaching occasionally.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-t EpiscopaD
- Fourteenth street; Morning prayers (Sabbath)
lO:D a. M. evening prayers, 7:30 p m; Sabbath
school a. III. Rev. ~. j. DillonL Lee, Rector.
ElRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
! rteachlng at 1920 a. m, p m. and 100 p. IN.
sabbath school at 80 p. III. Rev. 7. j, Shores,
pastor,
| CTHERAN-Thr,eenth street, services Sab.
- bath u a. m. and 100 p, m. Sunday school 90.
m Rev. Ducrrchner, pastor
NJ ETHODlST-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching sabbath 1890 n. IN. and p. m. :
prayer meeting, Wednesday $50 p. m: Sunday
school, p. IN. Rev A. i. Morrison, pastor
DRESBYTERIAN-E Eighth street; preaching on
j sabbath at 1920 a. N. and 1870 p. M; prayer
meeting wednesday at 130 p. m. Sunday School
at p, NJ Rev. b. Y. George pastor.
SEC0ND FREE-WILL BAPTIST - Fifteenth
~ street. between Walnut and Cedar streets; SER
vices Sabbath at aud $50 p. IN.
Ct. JOSEPH S-tRoman Cathol.c) Corner Cross
- ana Walnut streets: services sabbath l0:3l 3.
m; sunday school att p. m; Nesp r. p. m; ser
vices every day at p. IN.
ct. PATRlCk'S-t Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services sab.
bath and 10 n. m; Nespers 3 p. m Sunday School
~ m; services every day at S p, N. Rev F. Zabel,
pnc-t.
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THE TEXAS DEMOCRATS.

:, NEW ORLEANS, July ga Galveston
News special from Austin says; Acommit-
tee OF nine members, from each wing, In
conference this morning, decided to with
draw the names of both candidates. and put
up men not yet before the convention.
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THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open 7:3O q. m; closes
~ $50 pm; Sunday; to y H. m.
Money Order Department open at 8 a M; closes
ut p. m.
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close at 1890 p. m,
CAIRO and Poplar Bluff Through aud Way Mail
closes at 1890 p. NJ,
Way Mail via Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim.
cenner and Mississippi Central Railroads close at
9:45 p, IN.
Way Mall for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at s
q.
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at $50
p. m daily except friday.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, July go, 1900 p. M,-Wheat
quiet but frm--No. 9 Chicago, 81 0G;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 oG1l@1 OF; Red
Winter, 81 0G@1 IA; Amber, 81 600
1G. corn--quict-Steamcr, 47l4@47H;
No. 8, ~; No ., AZ. Gold, 1907.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIS AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, July "a, 10 A. M.-Wheat-
July, 81 August, ssIsc bid; September
s4B, Corn-August, 3s24c asked; Sop
TENDER, 3S%c. Pork-August, 80 371s
bid; September, 50 521a bid.
CHICAGO, July "a, II; IA A. M.-Whcat-
August SOC; September, Sc. Corn-Aug.
ust, 3s4@3sBc; September 3S5s@S9c
Pork-August, 50 4919; September, So
5000 GO.
CHICAGO, July "a, 1900 M.-Wheat-
July, 81 O2@1 O3; August 1924 bid
Corn-August, 3s%c bid; September
3s3s@39c; July, Acc bid. Pork August,
SO 1900 As; September, 80 60.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, July "a, 200 p. M,-Wheat
-Stoa(y-Wintcr, 0s 4d@9s Sd; Spring,
IS Cd COS ID; California average, los
@1Os 3D.; California club, los 3d@ los Cd.
Corn-ncw, 2?s 0d@22s Cd; old, 9,s 3d0
27s Cd.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.


MayOr-IIenry Winter
Trca-urcr-B f. Parker.
Clerk u. Phills
COunscOr-Wm. g. Gilbert
Marshal-C. d, After
Ati0rneyW. e. MCGcc.
Police Magistnlc--J j. Bird
EoAJsD or ALDERMEN
First Ward-Geo, Yocum. VIM O'Callnhan.
Second Ward-Wood RittenhOuse, y. b. Thistle
wood.
Third Ward-W r. Wright John Wood
Fourth Ward-Charc- o. Pntcr d j. Foley
Finn Ward-T, W. Halliday, Chas. Lancaster.
County Officers.
Circnit Judged j, Baker
Circuit Clerk-J. \, Reeves.
County Judgc--R. : YOcum
County Clerks. j. Humm.
County Atorney-W c. Mulkey.
County TrcasHrer-A. j. Alden.
Shcrf-peter Saup
COrOner-k. FltZgeraiC.
County COmmiasioncrr-T W. Halliday, N. Y.
rOwn Geo W. Sammon-.
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BANKS.


THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
Cairo, Illinois.
CAP 1T L, 800, 900
OFFICERS:
W. HALLIDAY, President.
II. L. HALLIDAY, Vice.president.
WALTER HiSLOP, Cashier,
DIRECTORS:
:. STATS TAYLOR, wp HALLIDAY
HENRY L. HALLIDAY, II. II, CUNNINGHAM,
g. d. WILLIAMSON, STEPHEN BIRD
Exchange. Coin and United States Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Deposits received and general banking business
conducted
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PAINTS, OILS, WALL PAPER, ETC.
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE AGENCY OF
WELLS Il KEITH,
RRPBBeESTIx6 rIIE
Royal Canadian ca ,Sf H?@'5SS5 St Goia
British America A!est. rors siiS. G 4 20
Millville Fire ' A..? anf si44s s ls n D.
Commercial A...t o' Ne" York s si!,l ST.
Irn;on (Of Philadelphia; established in lSOi.)
thluli Assets s333lt9OO
L;panon'u (Of Dayton, o..
L lrtllldll asset, '..,.:.,'.. $40 90.
Eo,nan (0f Freeport, Nd.
WI liaii Assets Sass, 81 %.
RISKS WRITTEN AT FAIR RATES.
Office in Alexander County Bank.
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A LEXANDER COUNTY BANK,
Commercial Avenue and Eighth Street
CAIRO, ILLINOIS

OFFICERS:
=. BROSS, President.
J. NEFF, president.
H. WELLS, Cashier,
7. j. KEITH Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS
f. Bross, Cairo; William Kluge, Cairo;
Peter Ncn Cairo; William Wolf, Cairo:
{, VI, Osterloh, X. l. Blingslcy, St. Louis
4. Binder, Cairo; j. Y. Clemson, Caledonia,
Chas. O,Paticr,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE. Ex.
"A change sold and bought. Interest paid in the
Savings Department. Collections made and all
business promptly attended to.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-25
RAILROADS.

Refer, by permission, to NATIONAL BANK, Of An
gueta; NATIONAL ExCHAsGE BASR, Of Augusta, Ga.