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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11
A ssEssME r NOTICE.

n
Notice ia hcrehv gwen 10 all persons Interested,
that the city 20 nciioi hc city Of Cairo | IL, hav-
tug rdrred ar ser firth IN rdii Ahce No a..
'Srcti |. That the sidewalk, IN I'll tcrly
siao of Washington avenue, ftom the norEcr cnd
OF tho CT IA walk on ~ sire 7 10 he sou herly
END Of CT 70 walk OF EST, no reconstructed of
10 d, IN accordance with the requirements " the
existing ordIn"nceso the city prov ding for the
construction and reconstruct ON offs dcwalks.
Scctlnn2 That u woodSn aid walk BE- conet net.
ed on tho south side ~ Tweni tn strei fro Wnrh.
inplon 10 CONTEST s,th j, h. Reeds property lro
III twnoden sidewalk hp cons 'iuct. d on nsrth
sile Of went -ssc ond strNct Rom Walnut trctt !.
Cedar street" have apslisd - thu county court OF
Alexander county for ali 'a.sessmen: Of the costs
Of said iml royemc II, nc e'di Y I hen Ats; and
IN aaressiner tho of hgvln been made and 70
turned TO al, court, : Anal hearing thereon viii
bo had a. tho MArch term Of sa'n 0 MT commencing
on tho vecond Monday oi March, 1917.
All qers0us desiring m ~ thon ana thero appear
and how c,u,c. II Any they hsv'i VII, Judgment
rhnn'd mt n. rnt. rod Nvn,nst the property ehat
ire on said improve neuts. for aueh snms ny have
hccn nss esrcti.' ~ EAS EWvAY.
" " u y, GALiIVAN.
n. A, 'iE' orr,
Cairo. Illinois, March 2, 1879. NM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11

shall are hereby authorized to sell at best
price nh.sinsb!n any materials purchased
for protection Of levees and not now needed.
Resolution adopted.
On motion Of Alderman Hughes meeting
adj u'ned.
~. FOLEY,
City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11
TAX PAYER.

CoLDs yield TO onions like magic, but
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a still better and
ny far more agreeable means of curing o
Cold or Cough. You tan buy bottle tor
Is cents AT any drug store. and We are sure
il will do the work every time.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11
COAL WU0D ICE.
TAX PURCHASER NOTICE..

To Jenkin. D. Pide, on. or any other person OF
persons int rested;
Y uare hereby notified that at n sale OF real es
Il y, in the county of Alexander and staie of lii
nus. heidby ID coHny e. lee or Of sal culGtl,,
he .Uutuwe,i RI d ur Of the c,rri house in In,
cit, OF Cato. IN ID 20 try and stulr. IN The pr,
cay ~ June, A. d. 1887, JJhn Gates pur ha-l {
the ~ low ~ bed rel r-taie situated IN 'h,
city If Cair, cnunN VI Alrxaad, aud stale OF ILL.,
nois, Tor lhr isyps dne unpaid h reon for h,
years A. ID i61 ls76 ls17, 1873 and 1879, tngrt e
w,ih penalties ind cote: sH,d rea tate hcinl
tax d in the nsmc of paid Jcnkn d. Pidgeoii, I,
wt: Treundy did . -.hAf of lots number ID
thi TX (S6) a a tnrty.seyeh (S7), N block n m
bered thirty ne, ~ known and des On ted on III
recorded map or plat II said city, and that "a
john Ga es on he ) tn day OF July, 1880, as igre
f, j. certificate OPP ircha sai prcmI-us o tn IT..
drrsigu ind that The time allowe' nv Nv or the
red III; t on n sad RI | .tate viii expir on the
= I'd day Of Ju g, A d So.
LOUIS HERB RI. Assgn ofpu c deer.
(ai,o, llls.; Aarch ~. lNSa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11
4. K. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL X X.
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,cconi dsuou ii:lJ am 'ErDrc-s ...... :lna.
lEArter. 4:el d. IA Accumulation .4Mo pm
Miss CENTRAL X H.
tNsI as, a m tMsil .....--., b'Dp m
,EYpress iOl5a m = Z .rr-...... u;3Js IN
CAST l. r Il. (Narru~ Gauge
.Y,py-,. 10 21nmi ss lpr.sp.. .-... ABS y m
sAecum' dalton. | "a pm 'Accoa 'daton iR'5o Pun
sTL " rs. R.R
,Exur.,. II :ano. N +gxprcss ........ S:N m
accom- aarun. s;si j. ~ @Arcom dai0n ll'A5 am
WABASH. ST LOUIS Il PA, lFlc RY co.
'Na! \ e.. s:m IN 'han q En- s'Ss pm
.psly except sunday. Daily.
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TIE HALLIDAY
THE HALLIDAY"

New ana complete II tel. f'onting on Levee
Second aud Railrosd Streets,
Cairo. IlliuoiS.
Tb PASSENGER D not NJ the Chicago, st Lonis
up' ,cw Ole ns: illinoi, Central: Wabash, ~
Louis ard Pacific; Iron Mountain and \ uthern
Mob L. and ONO: air and ST. LONE Railways
are all just Across the street; while the Steamhos
Landi q IL hut one a mare distant.
This Hotel Ia heated nv steam, has steam
Laundry Hydrauiic Elevator. Ele trio G II Bells
Automatic Fire Alarms Baths. absolutely pure air,
perfect rrwerage and ,nmp'cte sppointncntr.
axe He'd tah'c
l.. y. PA IsTlER 81 co. Leasees
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LETTER LIST.

list OF LETTERS REMAINING uNCALlED
FOR IN THE posroFFIcE AT CAIRO, ILL.,,
SATURDAY, MAkcH IL, 1852.
LADIES LIST.
Adams ] L Alexander, Elizabeth
Arnold l. Ii BucknanH, Denea
Bl.nn, lietlie Blnmer, Nellie
Butler, Daisi Casey, Syntha
,.arroll, Sarah Clement, Mollie
Cross, Annie, Coleman, Harett
Coleman, A Clemmann, Disie
Daniels, Scream Endress, Jacob
Fnlier, Dlanns Farrar, A M
Fisher, = ulina N Howe, V j
Hewell, Nellie Hurcherson, Mary
Hughes, jessie Hardy, Nancy
J mes, Elnora johnson, Martha
j ckson. Eddie Lony, Ester
Mu'rn, Maggie Morton, Hannah
Member, Manly McReaden, imagery
Mnre, CP Meacbem, Lucy
McAlis,er, Elizabeth Motif, Julia
Nash, Aun O'Neal, Christanna
Potter, Phebe Pursley EVA
,'orlen, Belle Robinson. Hannsh.
Rendles, Maggie Randolph, Maggie
S,urs, Anna Shapahsn, Mary
T,ittnn, Zalic Taylor, Bell
Thorn s. Florence Trouer. Henry
Th,m ,snn, J nnie Trumble. Hattie
LIN BusseD, Florence williams, Jrllene
Smell, Mary Copeland, Belle
GENTS LIST.
Ander'on, A Allen, Matt
Barry, w NJ Brown, Sam
Burns, IL Bremen, John
B'nrke, II II Bovell Hugh Q
Buris, Joseph Buckley, j d
Barry, j ,hn BrumIej, Geo
Rel, Geo Barrow, CT
Burns, Ell Bri'tcn, Q "A
Castles. CIV Countryman. John
Canard, Henry Cornelius, RE
Copenhagen, SW Davis. Samuel
Davis, james Fitzgerald, b
Grove, .Johh Green, VIM
Gullev, Thos Giernev. John
Goodin. Howard Hogan. Geo
Hutchinson, HV Haflay, John
Hatcher, Seneca Henry,J
jackson. w g KegGen. James
Cockct, JCL Lsncsster, VIM
Mclean, George McMackirs, Jcf
Martin. James Miller, VIM
Miller. WIN Miller. w r
Mu-phv. VIM More, Henry
MrCoy. ME Newson, Thomas
O.hler, VIM. Pnatou, Epriham
Ssanri,. Gen W et6venaor. O Oh
~ Jim. James q etokA wv
Smith. y Pol Smith, ynAn
Ss~dvcws. John Srctt. WtMse q
Smith. Rl'tnn 1ssthnr. I.ud .Ss
vsrer. Henry Va NJ. AAglUe "
lwMwooS, JphM. . n q M Il NM
II V ,.a INN M = M N nm Nv l N NIX,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11

Ucs,It .S4 Stomach bittsrs 10 thu srcat house.
hold mrdcit q the A ner,o . peeplc, and e TAX
on everywhere "a ssf1vMArd sraius' ..sp drmtne
AID nd tc.. ~ a . yiedy Or dysn pe'a b'l'sus.
uep I. and rrrgu AL " ~ The bJwclt ~ cure ivr
chiis and fc,ura and vhvMnA 10 ni'nlUu n M sedA.
tive ~ nervous cA~c-. and n general in,iy NAM
and ~ tora Tvs, M w iy VA
I'm FL sals by oil D-urgists and Dsalars
ANlN AKIN ' KancvAly. NJ N Nag
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11

TRAINS LaAvR CAIno:
Ado m. Mail,
Arriving In st. Louie as an; Chicago, $40 pm;
Connecting at Odin and Efinghsm for Ctncin
natl. Louisville, Indianapolis and points East'
mao am, st. Louis and Western
Express.
Arriving IN 81. Louis .0s p. m, and connecting
Tor all points West.
AGO pm. Fast Express
For 81 Louis end Chicago arriving at st. Louis
to:l0 y m, aud Chicago ~ am
AGO PIN. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 100 an; Louisville 7;y,
an; indianapolis 4:W am. Passengers ny
the train reach the above points - To 80
HOURS W advance OF ANY other route
kT-The 4:IN p. m express has PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Caro- TO Cincinnati, wttho'i
rhanges, and through sleepers to St Louis ano
i;hicaKo GrT fts
Fast Time Fast.
D.,c,n,.ro,,l, by this line 20 through to Fast
. Passengers eru points without any delay
-nused nv Sunday intervening. The saturday after.
oon train frotu Cairo arrives In new York Monday
noruiug at io;ss. Thgty.six hours'n advance NJ
nv other route,
E0-For through tickets md further information.
stplv 1T Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
4 (,on Southern Agent Ticket Agent
All, HANSON Gen Ps'A, Agent. Chicago p,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11

The "tr'mmings" are coarse shav,ngs and make
the best summer wood for cooking purposes as well
"a the cheapest ever sold 10 Gallo. For black
.mith's use tn-ettinR tires, they sra unsquall cd
Leave vuor nrders NJ tbe 'reptt atreet wo"d vsr'i
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNCALLED
FOR IN THE P0sTOFFICE AT CAIRO, ILL.,,
SATURDAY, MARCH ~, 1852.
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BRooMs AND eRooM-CoaN

Brooms OF home manufacture and broom
corn continue in good demand
BROoM-CoRN-Per ton, Sl5o422o, according to
grade.
BROOMs Per dozen in wholesale lots 81 759i.
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Is. Haywood has been appointed
a T Of the western division OF the
se, Ohio and Southwestern, with
tiers at Pdiucah, Kentucky. He
charge OF the roadway, bridges,
4 and water service from Paducah TO
le lat Of March the Iron Mountain
4 Company will charge all its en-
|rking in its shops and yards in
Louis, six miles below the center
F,full fare 10 cents for passage be-
two points Three hundred men
med IN the order. Heretofore they
en- free.
4 the leading economies of the New
+ aled railroads, says the Daily Indi-
ID 10 he the hiring of bright young
very low wages, with the promise
.hnce after eighteen months service.
f. the probationary term expires he
Use" that carries him 30 high that
bones down he finds a new novice
CO, and himself "ouL in the cold"
iittee appointed for the purpose
II 4 cal! for an Illinois State con-
o consider the railroad question.
b: "Ali citizens OF Illinois who are
( compelling railroad corporations
siness within the State to comply
d Is, aud Of securing schedule rates
BE- equitable to all parties and in
pre- invited to meet IN convention
Field, March Is, 1882, for the pur-
organizing the State and placing
|niy in charge OF a committee TO
port aud prosecute every violation
W. by corporations, and to adopt
sures as shall insure Justice being
people by the agents of the law who
in haud."
iro papers are quarreling with each
ut the propriety OF permitting the /
Sc. Louis railway to enter that
ting which the railway seems to be
fearful arraignment, the following
Bulletin being a sample: GAS the
remarks, there certainly
II about the injunction to prevent
and St. Louis road from entering
in the Withholding by the council
eye t0 enter town, which privilege
OF the council nearly six months
is is all stern reality, it is a matter
it is a fact, it is not 'stufI.' But
intimated that Cairo, with her six
railroads should place herself upon
plank with little villages, who are
IN their Bonded knees, for a road, if
e tramway; that Cairo, which has
lied by the Cairo and St. Louis Rail
pany as bat few communities have
lied, shall grant that company q
ray without any consideration or
3, when other communities, which |
been so swindled, have made the
pay a fair price for such right of |
when It is, not asserted, but, as
innated, that the City Council Is
rid Cairo of the narrow guage road,
ny be truthfully said that the init
. insinuator intimates and insinu-
-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE

Bankers report business quiet, with money
in good demand at previous rates. tx
change on New York and principal East
ern points, discount buying; / discount
on 8 days, and ! premium selling;
and exchange on New Orleans discount
buying, and par selling. Bank stocks are
quoted az foiows: Bank Of Commerce. I'D;
First National, 1874; German National, 200;
Manhattan. 100; State National, 12O; Union
and Planters, l22. Insurance stocks: Bluff
City, SO; fernando, 1O29112; Home, 56Ce5
60; Memphis City, 50; Peoples, 90CG94;
Phoenix, S0@s2; Planters, l02. Railroad
stocks: Memphis and Charleston, 1880;
Mississippi and Tennessee, GstS75; Mobile
and Ohio, 32G33; Memphis and Charleston
first mortgage bonds, u, ia; do. second
mortgage bonds, rs (lsS5), 103; do. cousols,
lI2; Memphis and Little Rock first mort
gage bonds, IS, l0O@l10; Mississippi and
Tenness see consols, A, 12S@13l; do. B, 1199
l2l. Miscellaneous: Memphis gas stock, 700
Sc; do. bonds, $1,000; Memphis water com
pany, par and accrued interest; Memphis city
bonds old, 2SCg 80; compromise bonds.56C962;
coupons from old bonds, 28932; from compro-
mise bonds, 1905; ledger balances 25(929;
judgments on coupons and bonds, 2IG30;
paving Indebtedness, 25G29; Shelby county
memphis and Ohio railrosd) Is, loco
I03; warrants % bid-none on the
market; Mississippi levee bonds and
coupons, District No. l, 10; do. scrip, 10;
b lnk OF Tennessee notes, new issue, 30;
Crittenden county (Arkansas) warrants, so;
do Desha county, 81; do. Mississippi county,
706S5. Building and Loan Associations,
per share: Bluff City, 50; Clerks, %; Ger
man-American, IS; Memphis Building and
Savings Association, l4l.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Mark Twain is the Monday packet
for Dyersburg.
The L. P. Schenck, Captain J. L. Carter,
is the next Liner due down for New Or
leans.
The Charles Morgan, Captain Harry W.
Stein, is due up tomorrow, bound for Gin
cinnati.
The Dean Adams, Captain NJ R. Cheek, is
the United States mail packet Monday even
ing for Arkansas City.
The new Anchor-Liner City of New Or
leans, Captain A. ]. Carter, will pass down
Monday morning ior New Orleans.
The John B. Maude, Captain II. Brolaski,
is the Anchor-Line packet this evening at >
O'Clock for Cairo and st. Louis. Lem Carter
is her clerk.
The Katie Hooper, Captain Ed Rowland,
is the Memphis and Little Rock railroad
packet this evening at o'clock Tor Madison.
Jimmy Thompson in the Office.
The Marlin Speed, Captain J. J. Darragh,
is the packet this evening at 5 o'clock for all
points on Arkansas river. Charles Muse
man and viii Darragh are her clerks.
The James d. Parker, Captain William
Tichenor, is the regular packet this evening
at o'clock for all points on the Ohio river
as far as Cincinnati. Robert w. Mccoy pre-
sides in her Office, assisted by Lowell lines.
The new steamer David X. Powell, Cap
tain r. J. Whitledge, recently built at st.
Louis, will pass down this morning at 10
o'clock, on her first trip, for Vicksburg,
Natchez, New Orleans and all intermediate
landings. f. w. Gould, jr., will be found in
charge of her Office.
The Josie Harry, Captain Milt r. Harry
on deck, is the packet this evening at
o'clock for all points on White river, going
through to yacksonport, and making connec-
tions with packets for upper White and
Black rivers. J. G. Wyckof and Peter
Mitchell are her clerks.
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WHISKY, ETC.

No change to report in prices, and business
is quiet.
wHIsKY-Redistilled, 9Oc9sI 50; straight, 81 so
tg4. according to age.
WlNES-lmported Port 81 6O4f; sherry, 81 so
at; pagne-AmeTican extra dry, S1taS: Pr
per IIeidsick, s25G25; Mumm's extra dry. S25G27;
claTet, $; 1907 per box; Catawba, cases, 9 SCAT
BRANDlES-Cognac, Sj9l0; peach, a. 56g% 80;
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HAIR VEGOR.
Vegetable Product,

al
sed in AYERS AGUE CURE, has
itself q never filling and rapid
Eor every form of Malarial Dis
Fever and Ague, or ChillS and
No injury follows its use, and
bets are permanent. 1t rouses
fstem to a condition of vigorous
cleanses the blood of malarial
/, and imparts Il feeling of com
hid security most desirable in
districts. It is an excellent tonic
Preventative, as well as cure, of
tnplaints peculiar to malarious,
y and miasmatic regions. The
of AYERS AGUE CURE
bny other compound is that it
bs no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
Z consequently it produces no
II or injurious effects whatever
the constitution. Those cured
Ire left as healthy Is if they had
.had the disease.
direct action of AYERS AGUE
upon the Liver and Digestive
makes it a superior remedy
\ yer Complaints, producing many
liable cures, where other medi-
nave failed
sale by all druggists.
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clear nib $40 70; shoulder 50 50; loose, PIC PEI
BJ-IE >,EATs-Pseked-clea sides. SO 81
clear rib. SO ~; shoulders, S-j. loose. l21se
LARDGTierce. $40; kegs. 81 20: 4ol5 pail
So =. lob pals. SIS .; BIB tins 81 %
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, February 17.-Pork i shade
higher new mess 81 75sls. Lard stronger;
prime steam, iigi-021ze
LOUISVILLE, February 17.-Pork, SO.
Lard. I=1lc- Bulk 1aeats-shOulders. &c; clear
rio g1zc- clear sides l0c. acon-shoulders. = a.;
clear NJ, TO- ipci clear 1876 sugarcured hans,
ST LOUIS, February l7-Pork higher;
81 ~ bid March, si7 9l1z bid April. Lard bet
ter, Jo.sOc. Dry salt meats quiet %. 81 9.559
9.55c. Bacon quiet ~, 1OlE9ltsc. Butter higher
creamery, lO9 i9c' dairy, 25essc-
CINcISsATr, February 17.-Pork quiet, SIS
atls .. Lard frmer. 11-ilsc- Bulk meats hriner
Inard shoulders - clear rib, lgse' cear 10 g.
BUttef-ehoice Western reserve sc; choice ecu
trail Ohio. zoe
BALTMoRE, + February l1.-ProvisiOns quiet
and steady. Mess pork, sls 800 IS -. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides. iacked, 7@4@lO,ac
Bacou-siOuldcrs sc; clear rlb sides u ~
Western packed, la9fGc; roll. 25s%2c. kz;es hrzn,
26@Z7c.
NEW ORLEANS, February 17.-Pork IN
settled; old quoted SIS so; new, 81 509is -.
Lard quiet bur firm. refined fierce, He; keg,
II &C. Bulk meats stronger: shoulders, loose,
81 Oc; packed, Gs51z96.@0c; clear lib and long
shoulders, 7ss915fc; long clear and clear rib,
1910; no clear SugaT-cured hams scarce and
linn; cauvdsed, 1l1zai3c.
CHICAGO. February l7.-Pork in fair de-
nand: 81 65sl7 30 cash. February aud March.
ST. S71%I1 30 April SIS % May, SIS . June. Lard
irregular but in fair demand; I0S0glO-S5c cash
and February 10 S2L@1OS5c March. lie April,
l1.121Ec May, 1L209I1.221.c June. Bulk meats in
good demand; shoulders, 6.40c; snort ri5 9-f0c;
short clear, 9. 65c.
CaH-Pork steady and generally higher: 81 671z
February and March, 81 % April, SIS U71$ May.
Lard active and a shade higher; l0.S51zc Febru-
airy and March, 1i-021Sc April, 1l.l5c May.
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Maximum temperature, q.
Minimum temperature. Il.
RY TFI.FGRAPH

NASHVILLE. February 17.-R;yer rising slowly
with 81 feet inches on the gauge
WHEELING, February 17.-Noon-River 10 feet
6-inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and cool
CINCINNATI February I7.-Noon-R a feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and cooler Night
River 70 feet, and rising. Weather cloudy and
conl.
PITTsBCRG, February I7.-Noon-RiveE 10 feet
inches on the gauge and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool Night-River II feet inches on The
gauge. sind rising. Weather cloudy and cool
VICKSBURG. February I7.-River risen inch
with Il feet inch by the gauge Weather cloudy
and warm; thermometer, ~. Up: Charles Nor
gan. pm: City of Baton Rouge, IL am Arrived:
City of GreenNille, pm.
CAIRO, February J7.-Noon-weather cloudy
damp and cool Arrived: John B. Msude 81.
Louis, II In; David r Powell, st. Louis. II
Night-Riyer IS feet inches, and rising. Weather
cloudy; thermometer. So. Departed John P.
Maude, Memphis, noon
NEW ORLEANS. February I7.-weafher clesT
AID warm. thermometer, S0o. Arrived: sam Rob
erss and oarges. St Louis: also three fatboats,
with Western produce. from the Ohio river. No
depsrtures The Annie p. silver IS due tonight
IRON ST Louis; the Golden City Is loading 10
depart tomorrow evening.
EVANSVILLE, February 17.--Soon-Riy RS
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ILWAY RECORD.
AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Ieake, Ohio asd SOufhs estern-
I've as follows. Mail leaves daily. ex
". at 100 pm; freight leaves daily eli
! Mail arrives daily, except sunday, al
Eicht arrives dailyat 3 z,p.m m.
bis and Little ROOR-Trains move
/ Passenger No. 3 leaves daily at 40
/rht leaves daily. except Sunday. AT o 20
niger No. arrives daily at $40 a IN.
| yes daily, except sunday, a. eco pm.
jIfS and CharIestOu-TraiH move
!. city time: Mail and express leaves
| - pm; fast mail and express leaves
Lu.25 q II. SOmeryfle accommodation
II, except Sunday. at 4:25 pm. Maitland
irives daily at $50 am. fast mail and
lives daily at $40 pm; Someryilie ac-
bon arrives daily, except Sunday, at
|IiIe and SashViile-TIains move
Fast mail arrives daily at $40 am /:
hose pm; mail leaves daily al . 20
Sgnsville accommodation leaves daily.
Iday, at4;55 pm; mail arrives daily a.
Brownsville accommodation arrives
bot suday, at go an
.Ippi and sennessee--Tr Trains move
E. Mail leaves daily at l2.55 pm. /.
'lnmOdatjOn leaves daily, except sunday,
J. freight leaves daily, exceT Z sunday.
Mail arrives daily a. $50 am: Sardis
|aiiOu arrives daily, except sunday. ut
|,eight arrives daily, except Sunday. a.
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lille, February 15.-The East Ten
irginia and Georgia railroad officials
ed short time ago to have a con-
zen the Baldwin and Rogers freight
lnd also between moguls and ten
The contest came of to-day at
\ j Station, ten miles above Knox
here were two Rogers ten-wheelers
idwin mogul. The grade is very
ere the contest came of. All the
arled with twenty carloads of coal,
with eighteen cars. A Baldwin
r pulled seventeen cars over the
4 lh some trouble. A Rogers ten
pulled the same cars, but not so
|rhe committee has not yet made its
but it viii undoubtedly be in favor
|iidwin engine. Between the ten
nd the mogul the ten-wheeler will
|The purpose Of the contest was to
the beat m Ike Of engines before
hers.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
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NEW YORK, February 17.-Woolen goods
more nctive and a large business was laid out
through orders for forward delivery. The selections
included overcoatings, worsted and wool suiungs,
fancy casSimeres, wool and Union satinets, and
beavers. Western clothiers were well represented,
and the new arrivals are of a good number daily
Flannels have been doing better for regufa
makes, wi tn growing demand for dress styles.
Kentucky jeans in better delivery than request.
Dress goods in good inquiry, with business steady
Cotton goods without change in any respect. Prints
have been in better request, with selections con
fined TO the best styles ard work. Gfnghans in
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kmlEE, February lin the Cir
{ the Northern Transit Company
|In suit against the Grand Trunk
Tor damages, placed at 100000,
on breaches of contract. In 1879
u Trunk contracted with the Trans
Company to fern its eastern con-
|,nd it is alleged by the latter that
az did not fulfill the contract by
x the requisite number of cars.