The Cairo Bulletin (Cairo, Ill.)
December 22, 1872

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.OJJMJ 1 j.ifoifoB.D 4L ffihr WWAai -W ffia itm rn:r .KJTffJJUa OKI AO .1 TJJrUStJ ,414Ji 1 JLL T il officii, BTJiiXiHTiisr STTiLxirasra-, cor. ibth btehbt A:irr -WA.SH:i3sra-a?oir Lvbhstxtsj. Olffl I OBIjRLY,; PRQPRljDR, fcJ 10 KCHES.' .-YtltV V... fESirVTKIIIAfl?tWii...,.t ITehfi; BaUlath It Mi a.m. and 7t ri.m "TWtrliMtli&l Wconoedav nt 71 u. ml Isobath 8hooJ3 p.ia. -W. M. I.nnden, Su erinUtidint.jUKV, HiTiIaVkk, Paalor iTIIODMT.-iUor. HfirHli and Walnut HU. reaariiit. SM)atli at 1M a.m.. and 7 t. ni lactltib WcUDsailay.i p.in. il. p.m. I.. W. Stlllwell, KKVi t Ji. TuoxrsoH, HKI)KKMKil-(KplcO- I raver labbith Ifchi iipermuude raator. f IURCU OK m. j .i. onung prayer). Haunaan 10 a.m. leninir prayers, b.io ubalb 8cuoo.J,u a.ia. J Kkt. K. Coin; Hector. I'ATIMdJ'S (!lllllti!ll Ninth ML ami anlilLKUili Avenue. lubllc nervlce, labbath 8:10 und, 10J a.m. rt-rpent. 7 u.ik. labbatb 8cLot;2 p.ili. ice ovcryidar. H u.m. Kkv. 0'Ham.okaN, lrlet. OHKPH'S dllUUCII.-rUertiian.) cor- r ui n ainu; nu i;ro- nut-ei. try babbalh at 10 o'clock am. Him week days, 8 o'clock' a. id. mm H rl fTllEvjO. JIoikman, I'rieiil I.UTIIKKAN CIlUltCH Utli reel between Waihinfftou Avenue and raliesmrcct. v PreatJilAar Sunday moruimr at 10 o'clock. labbatliScliool at 2 o'clock p.m. 11. C. rtaleJetae, superintendent. I' iUllev. Koii't. Hm.hiu, l'utor. bU.W MEN'H rilltlSTIAN ASSoCIA- 1'ION. Regular iaic-etliiK tecond Monday Iacu iiiouin ai uajir mom over jiocuweii Co' book ,tore, Commercial avenue. Vcefk Vrayer meeting, Friday, 7) p.m. at "f -L. W. STItl.U:ll. l'rei-ldeut. CuKtri JlUi.SIONAllY I JIAI'TIST L'HUIkUll. Corner frtpniiiurp and Forty- lrt ffBtrel.. rreai lilnir .Salibutli nt 11 'cloMk in. and :i o'l-luyk U. lit. Qi. Illi the IllinoU loiury Itiip- lAl'TtST CHUHCH IlmtaLtft'liiioU o'clnek p. m. thoiumii l..r.iiiiul .l wlili IljmjMCOiii, by.llic j-'ll.t 111- III ViMWpil Ol lillio. l j JUy. hjt.6io.w l. o.s Aiin, I'aktor. iKlCAlOlTOIODIST.-roiirtcentb.bo ween Walnut alid Cedar. rnlce, SabtkUi, II a.m. x baUi.Scbo4JjlJ pjtii. im uiecu ai J,p.m.; JND VllRW. WD.L HAPTIST'-rir. Lentb 8treet.rTM:twwU'Waltiut and Cedar. Mnicei gabbfetij, niid3 p. ui. i KkV. N. kicks. Tattor. ItK WILL BAITIBTIOMK MISSION HAUDATIl MJH001..1 Comer AValnut ud Cedar SUvtU. abbatli Hcbool. S a.ii. 1ST KKKE Wll.l. 111.1 L'urry'a liarrackji. Henlven.HalilMtb 11 a.m.. 3p.m. X 71 p.m. Itr. Wm. Kki.i.ey, l'aitor. lltST MISSIOHAUY I1A1TIST ClIUUCH. U'reactriUK SakUlli, 10J a.m. and 7) p.m. L'rayer fcieetlDKi Wedneaday evenlni;. ITreactitaK. Friday eenliiff. iabbat'htlio(jl,,ll p.tu. John Vanllaxter Jiafy DteuiMriii. siipuriiiieuut'uip. I KKV. T. J. 8HUI1KS 1'antor. kcoHlHUAl'I'Uj'r Cll UKCII-KoiirUelitli Istrert, ketwtelj Cedar and Walnut." Tlic only Uaptiat cuircb tt'cognlzcd by jfic av Iscnlcea, SabUaili, 11 a.m. 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. HKVACOII 1I1UUI.KT. tler. 1 SEt'RKT OHDKHH. rut: masu.n.s. kMii CiMlJtNIIKIlY. No. 13. Stated I iWinbly at tin? A)luni Maoulc Hall, lirt land third Haturdaya in clcli molitli. UHtO COUNCIL, No.'il.-i-ltegular Oiato leatlon at Haonlc Hall, tbb'wicond Friday liaeacb month. IaXUO CUAlTK-i.-5l-Kirular Con- vocaUoii at Haaouii; Jlall, ou me mini f iuemay ui errr uiumu. leconu and rourtu iloiiilaynoi eacu moutu. THE Oitl4'KJ.U)WH. lLEXANDKH LOl)(lK,'M-MceU In Odd Fellowa' Hall, in Aru-r'jt bulldluy, every Tburadajfvculnock STATU OFF1CEK8. Oovernor JolA Mf l1nier IJeutenant-Oovernor-Jobn UoUKberty HscreLarv of State Kdluuud Hummel Jkndiur of HUto-C. li, iJjtplneutt tl'j state ireaMirer r.. iiaiei supt.l'ubllc Iiutructlon-Newton Uatemau CoNOKI3MEN. Senator Kyuian Trumbull and John A. L si LI. i i j turtle a HcprekMMTVfW Uit.uaviarKe-a. Kcpreaenutlve Tblrteentli Dlitrict .lobu creua. ruau- .c ligMMttuu UENKHAI. ASaKHWi t OMianra Vlrat Dlitrict T. A.'C.flOleolUb. Imt ITnlm lii4. K. (llbOU.:of OftUatttl." I BebretenUUvi.'rirrt'DJitrtct-U. Watiou f CUtCUI.COUKT. ClerK it. a. iociub.; w atrl-A: 11. lrvla-i. iw muhkau Wm. Martlu-nAmor aivl Treasurer. a jSmtatejTR. McUrite Mil 8. MarchU- Moo... amtx jbcod u. i-yncii. MUNICIPAL OOVEUNMENT. Mayor John 31. Lanndcn. Treaiurcr It. A. CimuliiKbum. Comptroller E. A. Ituruett. Clerk MlcbaeHowley.1 Marahal Andrew Cain. Attorney 1. H. Pope. Police Uagiatralefc lirow and U. SLau aeuy. i! l K I i M J Chief of Police I., it. Mycin. 8KLKCT COUNCIL. OJiayof-WoUu JU. Lauwdeii. d -Kltit Vard-P. U. Schuli. Second Want C. It. Woodward. Third Ward Juo. wood. k'niiriii want m. nrania i avior. tv-aULaivc W. i: liauiuay auu v. J. BOARD OV AU)KIIMEN. 11, Saf- i, fchfc U4. SEECTJ(BSTORy.t''. CAIRO. ILLINOIS, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1872 WITH SUPPLEMENT. nrrtmniT mn... L2J BU1LD1JNG WASUINGTON-AVs Mr DELIA'S t!iTY LOVER. V' 11V I1KI.KNA DIXON. i (Juoreo in a tiMKct bore, tnptucr couipnred with Iff Mart I wonder I evotJiked hi in aMj I'm BUro I never tolerate uiui a3iiu. said prttv XJeUuuouliJ, as Due dusted the cbirn iu (bcozy Hitting. room of berbdile uuici iarui no use nwtieu among grecu liilla tnd HlopiniMtMcr liclds. t i Ueorio 18 fkrtl a dozen I such braiiilcsH I'ellowMtf'tjSuv Hart. Lwi'hIi you. could ice wWfty uvch or cite )get wu open, replied SI Int. tJou'Ji said I)e aloDK -'the clnfc' from the city. peud and yet de- the summer in Elmville, where Delia Gould, be ouse and was re- cit Uur Vlni Ward-Jauiea Uetirdpp. A, U, lord, liaau Wilder; SeeoM'Ward-H.'H Mhriinkuauv'K. Uu der, Q. HUncel, JawfBWiynfcV" Fourth Ward Juo. H. Hoblukon, U, 11. Seaae, J. II. Matculf. yoiirl) mildly nut neriounly, There i?oej CcorKe now. liaIia manly aWsoiaiiiscd along roafln He uAeu ft look tins f way. He kuowH it'it ol nojp.'u. I gavo, liitu baokJiia ring laKTsutiday." 'L Ai'd a pretty simpleton you were to do it, said Delia's father, who caiteau just iu lime to hear her clos- inuutcncc. 'STIiete'H more 6cti.se in ir...'.. uvuru B Jlliiu aniTl luau in iiru n wholo body, br4n.uftd all." 't corgo knujt enough, father; but boo how awkward and clumsy ho is. He dresses and acts like a clown. Mr. Hurt is a gentleman, and acta like one. -jh lie uou uojniiic a tool, it i n a judge, "said thelat nier, brusquely. uod made ucorge ytiley. lie made hitnaman. '1 he tailor made Hart made him a eeutleman according to your ideas; but the man is worth more thau the geotleujaftf according to mine." At this junctfre al vouul' man be- longiuc uon.isaytaMy to the genus dandy entered tne room, and the con versation was suspended. Guy Hart was a perfect Apollo in form and feature, and cxuMiite beyond compari- son in dress afci, onversatiou. lie picked up a hatninu tilaciue it jauntily ou Delia's head Wdc uer come and sec the nest of young robins he had just discovered near the hbriiiL'. Delia went out with hjin, taking her knitting with her, miudMW.a sheltered teat under the grcatvine near the spring where she wouki UdAnvited to sit where she had fct" many times with Guy Hurt during the last fortnight, her heart growing colder toward the old love and waiuierj toward the new each day. tiuy Ilart With little moul termincil not to p: the city, he came to heeiiiL' and aduiiriui' applied at the lirin-li eeived ui a boaile'?"! He hunted for squirrels and rabbits iu the uanow woods tished for trout iu the eool xnriuir-Lrook. and tiirted with the farmer's prewyjkughter till he could think audjfjrcgiii of no one eUe. Guy was a hjiltrnHd reader George celdoui lead aliJtW?tBOuy could ung like a profe.-sor Georgu never sang. Guy could talk like a lawyer; Geoge used words hpariutly. Guy was hand some; George Wsluin. So Delia broke bur ciigafeemint with George, I uud was almost tjugaftcd to Guy. Can you mlfktne cows to-uight, Delia? It looks like rain uud we want to net the hav uuder cover," said Mr. Gould, as he paused a moment af ter (iiionchiii'' his thirst from the well. Of eouri-e I can, father, and Guy will head old .Molly ii she ccts in one of her tantrums." At sundown Dcliai accompained by Guy, bearing a hUf of pails, entered the urceu laue iTo which the cows had beeu driven. The unruly cow was tho last to be milked. Delia .was well acquainted with her tncksilwCwitli Uuy lor a helper she.did iticij afraid. She sta tioued him, ratfcrifainst bis inclina tion, directly iu-H'rt of the cow to uwe her into keeping well-behaved. Delia took her place timidly, and got nearly through avithout auy threaten ing deinoustrataA, Then Guy de tected an ugly fcttttPtle in tho brutes eyes, and involfnfkmly he retreated a pace or two. iavnie iiorns uegau to diswlbe a circlejjui the air, the foot .was lifted and brought dowu agaiu. Delia picked up the buttered pail und looked urooiid lor uuy. sue nearu a great) uud lookiuir iu auiuireutiou whence it piocoeded, she laftv iui stretchid on hisftiiek ucross11!arded hog-trbugh over tho fence. VU1 V Vlague take such an animal us thal 1 do believe my buck is ruined forever." 9 r '.'She didn't Guy r one Jiu WllOLUNAbl OltODKUa. b W rfui. And Dealer in Foreign Fruim &Nuts, von'tj una "-'iirf-tt ni t', i (aiuo, Ills. f n i t f u i 1 nd tlic this vou. uiu-siie, t dloved out ol Jnur trucks No I wus to quick for her got out of tho way, but sho is cause of breakini; my back over trouuh. coufouill hejf." tils your b.idfTellly broken ,Get up and try it, 'iHSmllDelia, iu atone of 1 tho is coming at me lence will be us nomiug l,..furu her 1 IUiii lor your life 1 1 1 ud with MBalho eullaut tellow BT 1 d himself lui, iresfed his. hand Yes you muit have seen him too you were with him. How did ho get over that ujue-roil fence. Is he laid up with his back yet?" Delia could have cried with vexatiou. Guy had fallen considerably in her es- uuiaiion since me May itciore. If Guy's inglorious exit from the aue must be witnessed, why must it have neon by George t .Delia would much rather any one else had teen it. Ucorge was brave sho knew, and in spite of herself she could not help thinking that Guy was a coward. Uuy Hurt's, hack was lame indeed, and fur several days he kept within doors One day when he felt well'again he Volunteered to carry lunch to the haymakers. Delia hahd cd liitu the basket, and he1 kissed her for the tirflt time as he took it, hi an ticipation of a favorable answer to the all important question which at length he fairly proposed, and to which ho was to receive an uuawer thut night. Delia directed Guy to tuke the path across the great pasture lot, it being a nearer way than by the laue tu the meadow, uddiug misehievously Jlolly is iu the live -acre lot, so you ueed not fear." Dinner time came nnd with it the hungry men, but no Uuy. The horn was blown for supper, and yet he did not muke his appearance. .Mr. Gould said he was irlud of it uud hoped he had gone for good, but his daughter lelt concerned, rshe had quite lurgottou the little episode ol the cowlane uud anxiously puzzled her lit tle head to fathom the mystery of Guy's strange absence. Had he been to the luodow with the lunch No. No one there had seen ayu- thing of him. As no one else took any interest in the affair Delia eonsid errd it her duty to go in quest of her stray lover. She 'walked up the path loading through the pasture. When nearly through the held sho tound the basket, its contents scattered about on the truss. All the cattle, including a pair of huge oxen, were huddled to gether under an oak near by. O, 1 a in so triad you vo come. De lia. Drive them away, darling, so I can comedown." Tho voice was surely Guv's, aud it came from the oak. uVud there to bo sure he was perched ou a limb about midway up the tree. Why, Guy what in the world arc you doing up there V" Drive that vicious ox away. lie is bent on killing me. He made me run for my life." Delia did as she was requested, find when the cattle were at a safe distance, Guy crept dowu from his perch It is a shame, Delia, lor your lather to keep such animals on his ploce. The cow laid me up for a week, and uow, that brute of au ox has uearly starved me to death, besides the shock of my nerves. I nover kuew the ox to offer harm to auy one. What did he uo, Guy t Delia said almost sternly. "-He tossed his long horns just as that brute of a cow did, and galloped round here like a fury. He was right at my heels, I kuew the sound, when I reached the tree but I made quick work gettiug out ofthe way." 1 can well believe that I said Delia luiliuu' iiuietly -'but you surely needn't have staid up there all day." I tell you, my dear, they haven t been a hundred rods from the oak since I was fortunate enough to find refuge in it except once, uud then 1 ventured down, but the brute saw me aud came toward rat again pell-mell." Jie only wanted to make your ac quaintance, lie sees your are a stran ger, said Delia dryly, I would make him acquainted with the butcher, if he belonged to me, said Guy, as he hurled a stoue at his bovine autagomst, who was quietly grazing a few rods away. The crea ture looked up, aud shook his massive head as the missile, grazed his back, at which Uuy took refuse behind his companion. ueuaieu uer laini-nearieu lover in to the prcseuco of her parents with anything but u triumphant liir. tier eyes were open at last. She could not wed a coward; aud sho told Guy so as fcontly ,ub possible that night, when be asked tor her answer Mr. Guy Hart left that night for purts Unknown, and ere another fort night passed -jGeore ltjley'a ring once more udorited Delia's chubby hand. The night ufter its replacement Delia whispered.-ns she kissed her mother good-night, Vou were right, mother UUUgy 19 HUHM U UUWM OUVIl VUUU men as uuy. vexation, fH)h, nieiey ugirfnM Thisf pie off JOHN SHEEHAN, RETA I.JCriRiOi.CtE It In it.i'i hi il' ill ton And DeahVr.lu""'" u VEGKTAHLKU, Knurl's, KOtiS, I.AKU far All Qoorf warranted fresh, ai UN KIWUll lllHio. 7-M tf. and sola I saw refll'd Ot d7 AfiRirJIl.TIIRAT, DECEMBElt OneJof Nature's'bcst poets describes the season upon nluch we are uow eu tcrmi! in grupnic prose as ionows Instcudiof the1 genial influences of heaveu,, our, lengthening nights, and nnr iIiivh lipcnminfr tiemetunllv (Inrknr nnu snorter, pneu tueir ciuom over tue face of nature the earth grown nig- tairdlyj)i'.her. supplies of nourishment and shelter, und no longer spreads beneath-tho tenants ot tue-held the softcarpet oii' whioh they Were' accus loineu m. re pose j muu secaa ins nrtiu cial comforts' and his hoarded food the" wind whistles, ominously throucl the naked trees the dark clouds low- l.cr:iUid dhllliuix ruin 'd6icendi in i tor reuU aud. as thn season advances, the earth becomesxixtu, M il struck bytho saw him practicing last night," Uwquu ol, ou enchanter .Uuj, waters, eorge, coolly. M (.irpoll-bound, lie jiiioiiduiorj iu crystal ou V" wonderingly. ChaiM ;!the. uonh' fourfl ,otl;ifs bosf and nature in entombed in a vast ceme tery, whiter and colder than ".Parian marble. Vet, even in this apparently (rightful and inhospitable season, there aro means of pleasure and improvement which render it scarcely inferior to any period of the revolving year; while proofs of the power, wisdom, and good ness of the great Creator are not less abundantly displayed to the mind of tho pious inquirer. Nothing, indeed, can be more worthy of admiration thau the manner in which the rigors of win ter aro tempered, so as to contribute to, the subsistence aud comfort of, living beings." HUUUE3IIONH OR TH MONTH. There are many things, that need our special caro this month, such as looking to the various apartuieuts in which our stock is placed for winter. Every opening should be closed that will subject the animal to unnecessary exposure. Htock that is to be wintered iu the pastures aud fields should bo assigned to lots aud fields where there are wind-' breaks and dry grounds, or brushy nooks in which they may shield them selves from the stormy blasts. If it is not in our power to furnish stables and sheds for our stock, we should see to it that they have something to screen them from the i-cvcro weather. Straw ricks make very comfortable quarters the straw tramped under foot serves as bedJing and at the same time makes (with the droppings of the stock) a valuable manure heap, if removed to the fields before the rains wash away the strength into the running streams. Manure. Every possible provision should be made to turn every waste about our feeding places into manure. Old straw, stalks, cobs, and all kinds of litter usually trodden under foot should be caifully deposited iu some pen or shed and at convenient times mixed with layers of soil and forked over, and ere the close of winter we shall have saved an invaluable store of wealth for our fields if properly dis tributed, to be realized in future har vests. We urge again that every far mer and gardener look well to this mat ter uow and mere, we believe every wido awake farmer will see it. ICK. Norn is the time to arrange for a crop of ice. Few farmers put up ice, but it would be well it more ot this cheop luxury was stored and used. 1'lans for cheap ice bouses have been published in the Farmer, and any one who has a little mechanical in- Kcnuity can, with a few hundred feet of lumber aud a few, loads of sawdust, make one which will answer the pur pose, and will pay well for itself in the comfort it brings in tho summer mouth?, in keeping butter, milk, meats, and other articles of food. Especially is ice valuable in sickness, to which 11 are liable. Pack the largest cakes obtainable. Don't wait for a second freeze, but take the first that comes if four inches or more in thickuess aud clcur. Ditches and Drains should be cleared of leaves aud other matter that would obstruct the free passage of wa ter, before they are locked up with ice. The Machines, if you have them, should be carefully housed during the winter. It seems almost absurd to make such a suggestion as this, since the fact is so apparent to even the most thoughtless yet, unfortuuately, it is oue of the most importaut and ap propriate suggestions we can make, for it is no uucommou thing to see a mow er or reaper woth from 8100 to $200, standing out in the held, wbere it was last used, unsheltered. Plowa, bar rows, and other implements suffer iu the same way. I be damage done to1 many kinds of implements by this careless usage in a single year is often as much as twenty-five per cent, of their cost, and all for the want ot a shelter from ram and suow. Seed Uokn. In Bbelling corn for grinding, save out the finest ears for planting. At the South-eastern In diana Fair, at Aurora, a farmer showed us the result he had achieved in this way, in some of the finest corn we have ever seen. For several years he has made a careful selection of tho best ears for seed, und he has been well re warded for doing so in the increased crops he produces. The quality aud the y told we botb ot the boat. Heading. iiay in' a good supply oi valuable books and papers for the ong winter evenings; Look over the lists of books ns they appear in your papers and magazines, and Ecnd for some that strike your fancy. The money puid for good books is never lost. Take inoro papers aud encour age the childreu .to road them, especi ally thoso relating to the farming pro fession. 11 you want to make tanners out of them,, have them read farmer's papers. ..Farmers' CLuns.Eveiy neigh borhood ought to keep up n .faruieis' club, especially in wintor but we have already urged tne roasons lor tnis coutso in past numbers. Northwest ern Farmer. vmw ugh the liuL'i iich ho had iw ugajust his injwAljack, uud wfjTl lilt, ii mti'iik ui i iiiua ii in k. t'h.t next lnorninir Delia met (Jrebrgc liilv :it a neitrhbor's. He udeefcted hehttlciistiutly u. baWcii her so loui; was au'tiost her hca PWhut mi expo Hart is. lie could und not half trv." nT ii. llHow do you know that TOtked he oru eflsmii iue .iron iO at jumping ,iMi outdo Sam Fpte' Mr. h DeTni, rather tartly. ucnt German geographer, has received advices, via Norway, that the land at the cant of the islands of Spitzbergonj of which the position has frequently changed on the charts during the past two centuries, has at last beeo reached 'aud that, during the month of August; last, it was thoroughly explored by Captain Nils JoUnseu, of Tromtoe Another Norwegian captaiu, Altmauu of Hammerlest, although reaching tho same locality, failed to make observe-, tions of any importance, so that it was1 reserved for Captain Johnscn to com plete the work. Ho left Tromsbe for; the fisheries of Nova Zetubla iu tbu yiiclit Lydiana wilh a crew of nine men. At the beginning of June, Hays l)r; Potertnaun, he shaped his courcc to ward the western part of tho vast cea which cxtcuds between the blands of Spitzbergen and Nova Zembla. Du ring the latter part of tho saiuo month he arrived rome 80 kilometers to the southeast ofthe Uyk Is islands (n little group off tho cast coast of Spitzbergcn), and iu the midst of a great polar cur rent that transports enormous quanti ties of ice toward the earteru shores of the Spitzbergcn and ltareu islauds. Iu the following July and Augutt, tho ice current turned mote to the east ward, leaving the western half of tho sea comparatively clear. Captain' Johnsen, who meantime wus tnakingj large hauls offish ou the great. .Spitz bergcn banks, tuddenly discovered, on the afternoon of the lu'th of August, that he had been carried to over 78' uorth Iutitudc, and shortly attcr per-' ccivcd the laud which it U bclieued appears ou the charls of 1071 under" the name of Wiche or Gillis land. Finding the sea open on (be east arid southeast shores ot the island, Johnscn anchored his vessel near the northeast point, at latitude about 79 north, and disembarked iu order to explore the surroundings, to ascend n mountain near the coast, and also to obtaiu a supply of the wood which he saw in enormous quantities ou the beach. The main islauds he found to the ac companied by others smaller in extent. On no portion of the laud could exten ded snowfields bo seen. One glacier was visible on the southeast coast, while numerous streams of clear water were apparent. The length of the island between its furthest poiuts was, determined to be forty-four niariue miles. The drift wood hud uccuiuulatcd in vast heaps,, hundreds ol Icct Iroin the snore aud us high as tweuty feet above the sea level. The principal animals inhabiting the' polar regions were observed, and es pecially the Greenland seal, which ap peared in immense numbers. The ex plorers evince considerable surprise at the reindeer, which they state aro fat ter aud larger in size than any they had ever seen. On the back of one oi these animals, fat was found of over three inches, iu thickness. Specimens of argillaceous and quartziferous rock were collected aud, with some fossil vegetation, 'forwarded to museums iu Europe for examination. Ou the evening ofthe 17th of August, John seu departed, following the southern aud southeastern shores of the island. There was uo ico except ou the north coast, while in a northeasterly direc tion the sea was opeu as far as the eye could reach. Regarding the Austrian expedition of Payer and Wieprecht, we have news as late as the 10th of Aug ust: At that date the expedition was near tho Isle of llarentz, 70 degrees 7 minutes north latitudo und oq degrees 24 minutes longitude, east of Paris. There is little of novelty communica ted other thau that the temperature of the sea, as taken, verifies the, figure adopted by Dr. Fetennauu, ou the charts. Much thick ice has been en oouutered saya M. Payer, but with the aid of steam we have no difficulty in penetratiug it. Scientific Ameri can. v ViiO of strength, and tho anglo of tho car) together with the general conformation of tho head, bclrays the (eonind breadth of the occiput. Tho lioness is; all there, but asleep. In tho wide com pact forehead, brain enough is discov ered to. justify Sohjllcr's magnificent conception of thc'iiftervicw in the gar- den with TMizabeth, and Jauauschek'ij no less magtiificeut rendition of It. i New York Evening Post. PAPER FOR INDDSTlttAlyPURJ POSES. To the ingenuity of au Eiiglish in ventor is due a method of obtaining. a' paper fubric peculiarly seiceable, iu the industrial arts. It is a mixture of various animal dud vegetable substan ces, the former1 being wool, silk, und skins tho latter, flax, ju,e, hemp, and cojtori. These articles are nil reduced to a fine pulp, bleached, aud then fel ted by means of'inachiiiery. The mix ture produces a fabric of wonderful flexibility nntl strength, which cau be sewed together by a machine (ii the same maimer as woven fabrics1, and makes as strong a seam. J! This paper is of a very serviceable nature, being made iuto tablo cloths, napkins, handkerchiefs, pduts, curtains, shirts, und, other vurlicles of dress. Some ofthe gurmenls ihadc'from this felted paper are of very elaborate de sign and peculiar beauty they nru cither printed or stamped, and bear so close a resemblance to linen and cot ton goods of like descripti6n as lo al most defy' the scrutiny or skilled, ex perts. The stamped open-worked HXiris uispiay u uciicacy. ol pattern i that it would be almost impossible to imitate by any ordinary skill with' the needle. Imitation blankets, und chintz for beds, furniture or curtains, arc also made very cheaply und em bossed table-cloths aud figured nan kins, made of felted paper, so. closely resemble 'the genuine damask linen i ns to please oven the most fastidious. Iu Germany, paper uupkius have been used for several years. Their cost is so small that they pay for themselves before they require to be caist aside. A MINIATURE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. Originally tho miuiaturo was encased in a heavy ugly wooden frame, dis colored by age, but without paiut or varnish. As a' likeness it icsembles somewhat the Lochleveu portrait, but is very much more beautiful. Tho ex pression is wholly different. As a work of art it is unquestionably of a high order of tneriu From -the long but not prominent chin tho face rises in a rapidly .widening oval to a brow massive and broad," shaded by curls of the most exquisite suburu, graceful delicately peucillcd curls, in which tho unknown artist discovers u master' skill. Ho was in love with that hair, and well ho might be. The hrowsiaro arched, the oyes of decided brown -are wide apart as the ox-eyed licra s, the nose broad but finely out,, the lips handsomely carved but unskillful!) colored uud tho complexion clcur uud pale, with the faintest tint of the rose ucar the cheek-bone, A .coquettish hat of straw, worsted., or other light brown material it is hard to tell what covers .her head. Theruff is unlike any other, broad, deeply cut iu TOO LATE FOR EXPLANATION. Lord Mark Kerr, who distinguished himself at the battle of Fonteiioy, wus a good but cccentrie officer, and a tcr'-i riblc duellist. He wns a lad of slight, effeminate appearance, apparently void' of spirit. His father, (fljo Marquis of Lothiau, when he brought them to London to join hit regimentthe Coldstream Gnards reqnested the Colonel, who was a particular friend, o watch over him, and see (hut he sub mitted to lib improper liberties, and to instruct him iu the way lie should go, iu case ho hud the misfortune to be iu- suited. Those were the days of hard. driuking, 'prodigious swearing, aud brutal maimers. The' pacific young s'ciou of uobility so6u becatnela uutt at mess, a stopper to hang practical jokes on, until ut last a captain of years stauding threw a glass of wine iu his face. He still said nothing, but wiped his face with his handkerchief, aud took no further notice oi the in sult ho hud received. Tho colonel thought that it was high time to interfere, and invited hiui, to breakfast, tete-a-tete, on the followiug "morning at nine o'clock. Lord Mark arrived punctually, ate his breakfast with periocti composure, aud spoke. but little. At jength Ibe.cqniuiaudiug offi cer broko ground. 1 Lord Ma'rk', said he, 'I must speak to you ou rather rTdoltcate'subjebt', but as yout father's friend I am compelled to "waive ceremony. Captain L yes terday morning publicly passed an aff ront on you, 'which both your honor and the credit of your regiment require you to resent What do you think, sir, I ought to do inquired Lord Mark. 'Cull on him for an explanation,', re. joined the Colonel. 1 It is I foar, too lato for that,' re plied the young ensign. 'Lshot him ut eight this morning, uud if you tuke the trouble to look out ol the lrout window, you will see him on u shutter.' J.KIS.HlfAND CHRISTIAN, jtyAR- What has more than, aught beside preserved to. Jews their dutinguubing traits as "a peculiar people, "..ii the strictneu -with. hkh-Uwir-ttariae wuu tuose oi:any our.laith baa. been prohibited., There iro many, Jewish families who show very" 'decidedly" o preference for tbeocicty of Christians to those of their own faith, but never theless, ore compelled 'to refrain' from tunning nuptial ties with thcta. It seems, however, I ant uu exception to this hitherto Uuexeeptiriiis'ble' rotcs is uow to be Made in the person .of .a momber of the world-famous Hebrew house of Rothschild. The ddughtef of Mr. Anthony'Roth- schild will, it' famntiouucedi 'be soon married to Mr. KHot Yorke, one oflhe Earl of Hiirdwlcke, nn'd aid-deieamp to the Duke of Kdinbuig, necn- Victor ies second son. The lad v. will, it is addedrctaiu her faith, and the gentle man has not become a Jew. The mem bers" of theltothschlld family may nT most bo said to havo taken rdot atdong the British aristocracy. They have em braced the rural life so dear to that class, keep hounds, own great country seats, and in all respect identify them selves with the landed interest New iotk evening rost. tV NOVEMBER FOG IN LONDON. A Loudon foir ofthe highest type is almost worth crossing the Atlantic" "to behold. An inferior imitation may occasionally be met with at Manchester, and even Paris of late years, since scores of tall chimneys., arose in d the districts ot uellcville.and Alenilmont tint, sometimes arrays herself in saffron tinted rones; but altogether;-as regards fogs, neither' Manchester nor Paris cau .hold a caudle to London.- There are two distinct, species of London fog, though they are"frcnucntly found in combination. In the first description of fog the atmosphere below is tcom paratively clear, eo that locomotion is. not impeded; but the sky overhead is coveredtwith a mantle varying iu tint from pea-soup color,, tp; nky black. Tho other decription of fog generally Junius uu niter nuusei, is tar more uan gerona, and fs fortunately much rarer. Tho Jog of thiaquality is Usually light er iu color; but it descends to the level of the greuud, and is sometimes so thick thata'mau cannot se'd the horse ho is driving. I A WEIGIITV MATTER. A-person weighing' just before go ing to bedf and again in the lubruiug, will fiud, that, he has lost a-pound or more during the night. For the most part thU, refute, ui' .that system has. passed off, iuto tho air jOfjhis room iu the form "of exhalations from the lungs 'and tilin. Appetizing thought for people i who sleep vitU closed win dows!, I j nerThe word etiquette means in due order,-"ulihough iu the, original French it signilie.Sj u.ticket or card. It appears that it was once the custom iu France, on occasions of' 'ceremony or festivity; to distribute among thoiguesta tickets, containiuau outliuq.of the proceedings, aud directions. fur the con duct of the company." Tf everything was properly done it was'saidto be ac cording to 'etiquette.) hence; iu dae order. a. i. Sfltwas au ancient superstition that persons1 born on Christmas eve were.ejidowed.with;,., vision' seuaible, of all spirits and imuperuaturnL objects. To this, Qausei were referred.he. dajjt looks of PhilipTXr.i'of Spain, "wlioaf mind was believed to be impressed by aWful' apboaVad'cca to .wliicn Htt. wis subject. ''it n v i MISCELLANEOUS.' THE LATEST DISCOVERIES IN THE POLAR REGIONS. Although tho North Pole has not yot been reached, notable progress has' recontly been muuo in tho exploration of the zone' of which it is th? 'center. During the' past summer, several voy-; ages have been 'accomplished j'and iges ho,i result thereby' determinfed. we' 'ife now tegnnjng learn the,'firsyy( par-) points and beautifully worked.; it lies flat ou her shoulders, displaying a part of her fair throat and adding greuty to the effect of tho picture. It is drawn togeiner uuucr .1119 emu afiiuu wup uy 11 while curd with tassellcd ends de pending od her breast. Hor'drq'ss", of which only a small portion cnn lio secfi, is a'dnrk,' solid indigo blue,. The ex nrcssioh Is1 hiild oven to 'tendurhess. 4ud wistful'wllhal. It is 'MaVy in"her 'wtiich"one'wolald eipect'to find in h'er facoitre wholly 'wauHBg, but tlieMedge Of rWo live coal i seen Tk1 the eaabewd I auburn 'liiir, the leBokk Mk iU u ,ii, .mji. m9ii knn.H i id I GOETHE'SLOVES. The1 poet and philosopher, Goethe, was fourteen when he met his first lovu, and soveutyfuur when he motihia last. During tho intermediate space of sixty years ho wus ulnays iu love.i Ho was uplifted, uud inspired'byi his loves-r each oue of his gruud passions lws its monument in a gruud poem, It is very much tho fashion to nbusu .the greut Gef,uau fur hirt inconstancy; but it is a curious fact, that, not, one. of the women whoi )y tuniLy udored, uid cuch one pf whom' see'oinSj lp havo adored him, wns ever known' to blame him. If he was reproached, tho re proaches did not coiuu from the lips he, imd kissed'. Tb the vbry'lastto 'each, 11..,.,,. 1, Al.tnn.' Uv ui iiiuu nuiiii.ii uu uu uujvv. ut teuileruess, as welt as of homage. Hu wns, says, bin contemporaries, a iiioat duugerouslovor uot bpcausoJiQ wus' false,' but bucauso, he wns tiue, lie felt so iuteusuly at tho thuo that it is not strtugo thnt eaohi ttueeessivu fair 'oue bolioved thuti'-thisipaHsion, so' or- dent; niubtbo eternal, limine very ardour of the emotion exhausted 'it'; aud then the. poet s recreant' fancy turned ctyiiy'td fresh fields1' and hjm fheir jMrtji tbeWmuWi MM gave thoim in. return a, fojtJBepjiorieiinrj glance from .dw);, JiirtonA.vyits, .wli- Nof jtewilikring aweliieaiHgeriuf; J twd-twUet; citwt- mo-ill Mt 'i .t'bli 1 YuiiE-tidkCake.- Plaoaoue pound fresh butter in a pan keep it near' the fire till melted stir into it one pound powdered loa'f-lrdgar U Tgoo! table- spoonful caoh.pf beaten allspice vd T t... jI ..IL. Jt ten eggs uud1 their whitesj1 separately wliisked to a froth j add oiieoun'd cfol died oltron'-iMW)!, 8liceuhiu, pcuadi qurranta, eluaued.a.ud 4rir,d oi lw ched s,weet ftlmqudsj pounds flour, uuu -t oz urauuy mix wen lugctiier, und bake it lOr three hours.'" 1 Xu' Bread and.uutte& Puddinu.-tt "cr. J'.O-V pioidisJi whiJI, and, strew tho b'ottoiu yith currants uud candied peelj'tliifn placo'iiljernato layers 'of brcatf and bntteriri rather tHiu'-slice n ud the peel aud currautt, untilf 4ke dUh is.neur.b' .fuU,,oherc;wg1to,1Vvo currants at the top Iheu pour .oyer, slowly and equally. ocusVard of sweet cnod'milk atld'two'or thtee cggs-'-'daT-.ound to taste, a,u,d.bak iuoi jiuoderate Qven, abqutbveqty lojnutftSj ttfr Bavarian TIusks. 4 ,oz butter, J Mlw: m til iat lit r Jr four eggsf 2,oz sugar, one spoonml ot good broWcrVyeifst, Wepnyworih tff the qiatont; or twoi rtaapdonfiik; 4t bakiug-povdor,,md il rwupds of ttw If yeast i used, it must be, ixed with the sugar,J arid a 1 little wariu iullk poured itlto theVi'titrS of'tho floutii'a deep pnddiug-baaiu; audi- left to.i for ttbu(,anJU9ur vhqn, je(ppg .ui suffi9jently Rghtj MxwUh,it.ainl the rest of tlia flour tho remaining mill:, tub eggs',1 and a' Hrtla saltcattBg 4lfe wholo .well with 41 wotalea apoon: j tketi put into u buttered tiuet jtuus for another hour.heu bake in, MaVe'oTeii,;aua'wteuuool,i,,Vu 'into'thln-slicesl 'aud"d tkieia iM lauiek 0)ta,ibavlBa? pi4ritl.tkieUy ammoniao on the. wart twice a day un- J'fn'U'"dis$iJfe--rVJ,,r omiulii "(111; 1 Joidv ivkej 'S

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THE. CAIRO BULLETIN, OKM OBMLT, Kdltor eadPabHther I or THE DAILY BULLETIN OMWMk,trHtr Ottfitrk; eerrler, la advance 10 00 Overyear sanier If sot pild In dTMCt 12 00 y aaaii. i oo InMMMthi.r.,....T: 3 00 um Tr.....,.. 000 i DOLtLA Weekly bulletin Jehu n..Obtrif KM tedltced the eubecrlp lattice Wtae IfttiLV Cirao BtrtttTiM tej'OM Jetttt pr him, teakta it ue UftyMtprAUiliMtaSoutbeni IIHboIi AWbf'JdiBlVtoHteaBdliate for 'UriiUd pikUi Milorf from Florida.

Trfl iratU-pok bet Splayed out" In MMDBkU. the MMtl of that City iT. It played Ue mischief arst, however. A PA?M W be otlled the 'Advance' it bout to Im. started io Mlttitlippl by skn named Money. A paper founded bj moaty, and called th Adveno' ought to aeeeeed. Thi Louisiana paper, tome for and eytoe galatti the president, talk glibly of the "tapira." Tbe Idea may tult tbe arlrtoeratlc tentlment of" a certain ele ment In. the South, bat with, the great ma jority, of the people it Is precipitate and Idle twaddle. Tfi race, is not.alwaye to the twlft, nor taa. battle to tbe etrong. In tbe put, Cairo bat beenderided, abated and tlan dered. But at vat inevitable, bor iarportanM and ultimate daitlny at a rall- troad and commercial centre li now fully recognised. No railway enierprlie In tbe Mietiatippi Tallejr.it now projected, which mae a connection with Cairo,, whether in tiJMteor remote, but the fact it dilated on ali an" important feaiure and. one wbloh ia acknowledged at aa additional element of tucaeee.i The people icf Cairo bare very teatoa to feet elated at ta prospects and proiid of 'the conllderatton' which It I'll! now, accorded, her at her,righj, by a once Increduloui public EDITORS' CONTENTION. We publlih this morning call for an editorial contention to bb held in tbit city neit Friday. The convention, will be competed of the representative of tbo prett of the Eighteenth eonjcTetsiooal die trlct of Illinolt. It It called for the eon tideration of patten of great im portance to the prett and people. We tbaHgifeour editor ja brothren a hearty welcome; and we hope our citizens will. not. overlook tbe importaece of en tertalniog them In a cardial menne. 1 MM UNDER A OLOUD. The great Mr. beech'er relied too much on hit preyiout, reputation when he pur- tued such studied ellanee on the tubject of the accutationt made againtt him by WoodbuU ot.ClafUn., If, Innocent, be owed lt'to himself and to tbe people who cellared In tit integrity, to vjndjcate him self. Astybj.tha belief, In hit innocence teem to be not quite to strong at it was at fit. "Mrs; Cady Btaatoh' denies that she nit denied that the had talked upon the subject wlth.Woodhull A- C(aflln,and the Hartford (Coan.) Times,' a reputable pa per, hu this to say of her denial A Mr (Mrs. Mantoa's) contradiction hup- Cuvu ub eqreijr ia uu lace oi wuat aae d said privately lothls.tlty a day or two previduily, we were surprised to see inch an aaaeuateiatat. It haa alto since been stat ed abal eke bad, told other parties In' New TOrk and PblladelonlsJa ttorr auuarelv ot- to jfeit alleged Unlal fit Providence, we. ead.m .durlnrtlekL utd mine aur. 8 rise hu uctn expressed at tbe seemlwreon let ofthlt lady's statemenw. We nowiearn by private letter from Philadelphia, 'that aire. ftteata Im wrtttea a friend mtt uaqual- In the mlndt or tUsastur,Mr. by men and woMb. biVc (Id.W'avt r. I rich Jl tW I. -w JStgWK i moved from ut, who read this paper before our Sabbath tret. Each one of ut can recall tbe friend ly act, tbo timely aid, tho welcome words we have boen thankful for in tlmo of UotiW Ittoltj, and, oven at wo can, let ut remember to be charitable alto. The ttaton it one In which all impulses lead towardt kindly thoughts and good deceit toward tbo practice of that charity, whlcli remembereth tbe poor and is kind. In deed, we believe thtt Chriitmst wat raado lot the poor and for tbo children for tbo UtruecUna- poor whota live are. spent In bare, hard labor for the suffering poor, Into whole live very little tun tblnet and a great deal of rain fallt; and for the cbll- dren,-happy, free-hearted and opon to all tho tweet and genial influences of the blotted Chrlttmu time. At "we tit before our flret then, let ut remember that when windt are coldett, hoartt should be warmott let ut remora ber tbe oor and be kind, and make of Chrlttmu verily a dt'y of peace on earth and eood will toward all, by ret), uniol- fiili, thoughtful, Chrittmst charity. IRON FUBNAUKS AT CAIRO. L The St. Loult 'Globe' editorially tayt we leant that capitalist from New" York ana I'liuuurg are now acre, wiut me iotcd tlonof oixanlilDK a company lor building an extentlon of 'the railroad now tinder eon- tract from 8t. Mary't, on the lltlf1p(ll river, to lrou Mountain, tbo cxtennlou to reach Salem, in Dent county. Tho object U to develon and make aceenlblo the enor mous Iron Uepodts ol Dent county, some of wiiirn nave paueu into uio nanus oi some oi ine largest iron manuracitirers oi l'ltuunrif. Thin road at St. Vary' will connect with the railroad from Chester to Centralis, ini tio k, on the Illinois Central railroad, whence transportation can then be had In every direction. With the above line of railroad fully completbd With tbe Illinolt Central, Cairo Vincenaei, Cairo Si St. Louis, Cairo A Fulton, Mittittippi Central, and Kentucky A Tonnesioo railroads all cen tering boro with vait coal fields at our .very dors with the Cairo and Tennoneo river road, penetrating into llickmao and other iron oro counties of Tennessee, counties rich in an oro which,wben mixed with Missouri ore, makes tbe finest of iron with, bosldoa, our location at tbo con fluence of the Ohio with tho Mlifinippi flvor, Ibore will cortalnly bo no point in the west offering inducements tuperior to Cairo for tbo location of Iran furnacot. The roads roferred to -in tho above' ar ticle from the' "Olobo," onto completed, (we understand that the work is already being vigorously pushed on tbe lino from 8li Mary, to the Iron Mountain.) wo shall beputatonco Into direct communica tion with the richosl Iron country in tbe world) not only "by river," but alto "by rail;" for St. Mary it only about one hun dred mllet ibovo Cairo, and hat ono of the bettrock-iandingt on tbe Mitiiiiippi r'iyer, whero ,tho Wgoit clait of iteamboati can land; and, with a largo, iron depot estab lished at that pojnt, tbo transportation of Iron ore to Cairo by river, it an easy mat ter. In view of tho abovo facts, tbo day is not far distant wbon capitalifta ran and trill establish iron fumacti at Cairo as tbe point above all others in tho weit oSoring superior inducements. The junction of iron;and coal will, be effected, more cheap ly at Cairo than elsewhere In the Mittit tippi valley; and Cairo't' facilities for shipment of tbo .manufactured irqn to market, are uoturpaaied. LT BULLETIN, SUNDAY, DEOEMskjyg72. jfnlal. that the ever authorized the al- people who Know an apoui ue' ecuer U somewhat under u pmtlBTMAS THOUGHTS., We are eloeeUpoa tho dawn of a Christ mass time, and .bjuhls, the Iut Sunday be fore yia natal day of Um.t who t to-day maraatly wonklpped lithe temples ded lesrtei to Hit wrvWo throughout Cbritten dlem tjltug in coui'foxiable chain or euy coucbei, bafurej cosy iirei, and sur- rouadsd by all that makes Ufa desirable tad' happy, we may, not 'whbout profit, lay down our newspaperbur uiagakind or our book,,,afld gjve, a inomsnt or two of this buy life to reiectionii It It the'rublonjla Vhese dayt, to abuVe t'h'e woiyd tbp times are cailud hard, and wlokedaaujs aaU to be.tbf close .compan ion' af men aad womeD, aiuehorteaerthan wat onco the cast. ,LylngJ"cheatlng; rob- .btrleii. murdert, form a largf probo'rti'on of JbWw.?r Af jy pna.day after another. iBiitU. we look oven aur morning paper i-tilli find that tbe'newt It not tluply report ot the liappenlogt of our own J'fI'Vwbood, tpwR prnte., Is a t-ou-' 4easiloa.ef the crimes and wroog-Uoingi "ot a hemltpbtt; tota'etlmet of two: Juit u uill Im. i il i ipjucb crime may have beencdtninltted In iD aama. space,. of ,..4 me a, century ago. 'ai the same facllltia did noteilitfor 'wltklMi it khowaV 9ifflbjVtivilpb Vomu wick- Mm MhM dW?d l&.kowledae1Bnd tiUBiaa'.aiUai whleh blatoa abroad tWUt)f,,,'grrl''aAdt email, of tbe Wickad mm Of ,1m aarh. spread the knowledge CON- fTHEIt NARROW;, GllIGE. RsWNgJKf 'ffc P AH8Wt;NN.) TllE CAirtO AND TENNESSEE KAIL 110AD ENTEItl'ItLSK. 1MPOBTANT IMITIAIi MOVEMENT ,11Y ITS l'llO.IECTOllS. AUDHE''ft)l vf IlK I VEbHt UWsU THE PltOPOSKD LINE. CALL FOR AN EDITORIAL TION, The repreteiitatlvet of the press of tbe Eigbtoentb congrettional district of Iin oli, ro notified and roqueited.tomeot in conventiop, at Cairo, IlllnoW, on Friday the 27th day or December 11172, for the purpose of considering' tnattors of groat importance to the press and peoplo. It is earnestly boptd thai every paper In the district will bo represented. Members of tho press throughout tbe state are cordially Invited to attend."' It. WaoaoNKR. Sec. 18th District Press Asiociation. Having received letters from brothren of tho precs, in tho upper oud of tho 'din trlct, stating that some. 'tlmo beforo tho end of ibo year would suit tbelr conven ience belter, we have changod the tlmo of holding tho convention from Friday, Jatf-J utry 3, 1878, to Friday, Decoraber'27, 18fJ. It is to be hoped that no Inconvenience may arise. This convention Is not to be partisan In any sense, and a full representation of the preii of Southern Illinois' it earnestly solicited, as matters'of tbo groatett Impor tance to the fraternity 'aro to bo consid ered. F. R. W. r of il 1 multiform good which aiaat ana degrees It dully perforuie LirrLt.'ii Livino acib fok 1873.-iT)iU well, known magazine )feenU lu an Inex pensive form, coimfdcrlug Its three nud a iiirler tliousauu large paycn or reading nmtter'u year, WjtU frvWbueHN, owing to Its weekly usue: tn with a satltlactory com. pletenetHatteinpted'by'uo' other publication, Hie abmen ety na reviews, the bent se rial and short stories the Itiiest sketches and poems, aud the mon valuable, blouraphkal, Idstorlcal, political udsQleiitlllo infonnatlbn frpwitbe enUre, body o( foreign periodical luerauin;, aiuoiii: tiie autlnguulied aulhpm lately irepresented in ltt ues pre Matll)cw M- v.uv numuev. ut-oree Macuouiui Hiss ThacVeray.Max MuIler,Krl Wlnd.Prof ijrnoiu,Bir tiobert Lytton, Prof. Huxley, James Anthony Fronde, Jean Ingelow, Thd Duieot Argyll, Prime Minister Uladstonc, Mist Mulock, Eickmann-Chatrian, Arthur Helpt, FrlU Iteuter, Julia Kavansgh, Teu nytou, Browulnif, tte., etc. The convention root at tho court houie in Paris, Tennessee, at 1 p.m., December 17, 1873, pursuant to the call of tho torn, porary committee for Henry county, and Gen. J. D. O. Atkins, chairman of that committee, called the rrteeting to order and delivered a short addrost of welcome. Hon. 11. A. Netle of Mayfield, Ken tucky, was then choson permanent Chair man, 'and M. I'artoni, ctq., of Writ, Tennosice, wtt appointed kocrotary1 of tbo meeting to bo assisted by tho varioui mombors of the press present. MR. NIAI.c'a 8FKKCII. Taking tho chair, Mr. Nealo add'r.ossed tho convention at somo longth, staling In a forcible manner tho bonotltJ which, woujd inevitably accrue to tho country through whioh tho proposed road would run;,j It would make land more valuable, by glv ing to tho products of tho toil n good.and eully accessible market, tbut enhancing thoir price; it would develops, noh min eral landt and coal 11 elds; create a manu facturing interest populate the country reduce freights on competing roadi, and make an avonuo of travel of great Impor tance to tbe country. Mr. Neale's speech was an exhaustive argument In favor of the proposed road, and was listened to with attention and Interest1; and, at its conclusion, heartily applauded. FlllCAllBLt AKD RXSOLTJTIONI. Tho chairman, nt the conclusion of his speech, announced tho convention ready to proceed to the 'transaction of buitncis, when Mr. John H. Oberly, of Cairo, Illin ois, otlorod a scries of roioluttoni for the .consideration of tho convention. Thoso were referred to acommltteo of seven, (7) appointed, by tho chair, anil conilitlng of Messrs. Atkins, Oborly, Smith, Champion, Hurd, Caldwell and Corbott. Thltcom mitteo reporting through Mr. Oberly, pro posed soma slight amendments to, the roi-i plulions as originally referred, Tho'report was recoivod and the committee disrbarg- ed. Tho convention tbon.took up tho res-' olutioiif and .after further amondmentt adopted. them in tho. following manner1! Whereas, It it the opiulbn of tho con vention, that a railroad Iroiu tbe city, ol Cairo, Illlnol', runuing through the countlgt ol ltallard and Urave, .Kentucky, and or Ilciirv and llcntou. Tcniicssce. with Si- vanub, (Icorjia, aa Hi objective point, ami with a connecting road riinniuz from Paris', Tcnuei'iee, through TUculooia and Molina, Alabama, to the Oulf oi Mexico, I demanded by tbe mercantile, 'agricultural,' manufactur ing, and all other iutereittof thoqe commu nities And a road constructed on the narrow- gauge prluelple, while it would be competent to the transaction or all the carrying biiilness on the proposed line, could be built, with u much tmalk-r outlay ot money, .than a broad gauge read And, further, for tho reason that it h tie-cor-ury to give to the public, in whose Inter est (he proposed road would .be operated, all possible Inlorinatibn lu regard to thfti project, Kctulvcd, hnt the proposed road should be a narrow-gauge road. Kesolved, that Col. S. S.Tayior, or Cairo Gen. J. D. C. Atkins, of Paris, Tennevee Hon. U. A. NealcorMayfit;ld,KciitiKky, are hereby appointed the Executive Committee ?if thU Convention, aud are Instructed o collect Information respecting the cott of constructing the proposed road, and mcli iliita M- may bu deemed' tieccijsary to the iiitormatlon of the public In reference to narrow-gauge railroads; that the Committee report' the result of thoir la bor to an uljourued meeting f this Conven tion, and make such, sugg? stlonsi to the Con vention, at Its adjourned Kesston, as they may tlijnk necei-sary to aid It In lutt:riulnlng upon the best plan of1 proceeding promptly to the construction ol the road, atld generally to have lu charge tho interests tit the proposed enterprise. L Resolved, that a local 'committee of live members be'kppolnted' by (tilsCiinvenUoti In' each of tbe counties iiained iiii 'tho proato- ble,.whoHo duty It chall be to labticto create an interest lu the, proponed entel'ir.ltoj.Jn those eoimUen; to aid lu phUiulug subsyilp tlons and the rlvht of way, and gcneraly tp co-operate with the Executive Committee. Betolved, that when the Convention ad Joiinis,'(t shall adjoiirn to meet at'.Maylleld, Graves county, Kentucky, upon the call of tbe Executive Committee, and tbe eountiex, cities aud communities Interested in the pro posed road, ore hereby requested to send del egates to said udjqunied meeting orthls Cou ventlon, J( UPON THE LOCAL CQMMIT1'Ki provided for in these resnlutions there wore nominated it 1 OK BALLARD COUNTY. John D. Wildes, John O. Harklots, Wm. Sheppard, A. J. Warden, Wm. Hall. t I rUH BENTON COUNTY. j W. A. Jones, T. A. Henry, W. P. Mor rU, Dr.i -.Hudson, John Farmer.' I'OR UUAVKS COUMTY.U J. L. Deimukei, J. F. MoEllrath, R. J. Beaumont, L. Andersoo, W. 1J.' Miller. VOB HENRY COUNTY; ll It. D, Caldwell, J. Wadb Barton, J. M. Hudson, M, C.Cheok, L. A. Champion. foe cAinoi 1 And, upon motion of Gen. Atkins, a lo cal committee for Cairo, Illinois; was nom inated, as follows "Ortpt. D. Hurd, 'Dr. W, It. Smith, Judgo 'P: llrost, V. W. Barclay, 'bi'f'i., ad 'Jlr. iy. W. Thofntdh. JUbtlK llROSs' HfEKCII. While tllo cimmlltoo to which Mr, Oberly't r6oltlont were rderrod, was out, Judgo F. llrou, of Cairo, wai called Upon for a tpeocii, and responded In u atittlo criticism of, th aiertlon that tho popjen tton ani thoifrlondt of tho, projecl'.und'er ontlderatlon, might expect aid uud cpiji fort from St. iLoult. Ue proceuded 'to show that.Cntro hud kopurod tlio construc tion of th.a.Oalrq and St. Lls narr'j? gauge road in, spite pf the cold water thrown uppi) t.by St, Lols,and bad.tjeen oowputisa to secure ,pno coroperatlop.pf Chicago cpita)iiu o do to, io.Ud no doubt S(. Louis would allow this road to bo built, und then come In, us tho hud a i ?airn i tififi H T --w a. j tttpoHT otmatfc ke''vroetrl and ky ed done after th road and the1 without herBId ctMrnoral claim It at aBthor Beder but not enorMutHMfno tl to thow tho necessity for tho proposed road from Cairo through Paris, and promised that Cairo would glvo theprojoct all possi ble encquragcmenL v t COL. BYKKS. SI'EICU, Col. W. J. Sykes of Memphis, followed H&&$x$mkWAtfiil lt St. Louis, and an.expression ol confldonco In ber .dotiro to aid cntqrpritct of this kind, argued forcibly pnd olonuoitly for tho success of this, now enterprise Th colonel's tpooch wat roplote, not only with arguments, but waa also nn oloqucnt appeal for labor on the part of all thoso, who desire tho success of this project., Ho s'howod in an oloqaont man ner, the necessity oxisting for the constrnc llon'of tho road, and how lit might be built. Tbe colonol was llttoriod' to with marked attention, nnd often applauded. COMUITTEC' 0 ADDHE3S. Tho chair, on motion, appointed Messrs. Oberly, MnxWoll, and Corbclt, ns commil too on addroj for publication. OTHER RfERCtIE. During the absehco of tho conitnittco on addrcts, Captain Hurd, Mr. liarclay, lind Dr. Smith, of' Cairo, woro called to speak, and responded briefly. Other speeches, brief, but (to tho point, were also mado by other dolegatot, nflor which tbo conven tion adjourned, to await tho report of tho committco on'addross. THE A DIM! KM. Tho committee appeared, and the con vention wat called to order, when Mr. J. H. Oberly, of Cairo, chairmnn of .tho com mlttoe on address for publication, roported tho following, which was adopted by tbe convention, and ordered to bo published with tho proceedings l IMPORTANCE OF THE IIOAli. The uccessltvof n railroad from Cairo, Illliioli, to the Teuuofflco river, ut or near Jousomllle, must bcappareutto all who will give the subject any attcutlou. The distance between Cairo aud Johnson- vlltc does not exceed one hundred miles and the 'road would run through a highly pro ductive country, much of Which Is now de prived of rallroad'ucllltlcj. TIIK MAIN ODJECT Of this project is lo bring the coal llclds of Illinois, Which are very extensive, Into close proximity to thu immenso deposits ol' Iron ore which are in the counties ol Humphreys, IHIclunaii aad Lewis, Tennessee. This ore Is. of u'very superior iiall(y aud makes ex- client Iron;, It 1 admirably adapted to mix ing with the lissoiiri ore, and the two, when lulugled, make very Una lrou aud yield largely,. If the road should do no other business except the trausportion of the coal to the ore banks or .the ore to the coal mines, It would have 'an immense suri'LY ov fhkiuht. A large portion ofthefrclght transported by the Baltimore 'ami Ohio road consist of crtal, which ainoulit6d In 1ST1 to l,!WI,WrJ tons besides 3!0,oAo tons used by the company. The advantage wlllch this road would have would be that the cars would bu loaded both wayo, carrvluir eltlier coal or Iron ore. A LONfl LINE. The Cairo and St. Louis road, with'a gauge ofthree feot, will be completed during this winter, ami when this road from Jdliiisouville to Cairo Is built, there will be a continuous lino of railway or tbe same gauge from the Tennessee river, to (it, Louis, This llui- wjll be extended through Middle Teiilie-see, In th dlrectlou ol .Savaunah, (icorgia, aud the route that, y 111 lie adopted will depend on the liberality ami public spirit of the coun ties lu Middle Tennessee. Present appear ances Indicate that it will pass through Columbia and Kaycttevllle towards" Hunt vlljc, Alabama. The object Is to make ATnitOL'lIlt LINE OV Ciikw RAILWAY Kroui St. Louis to 'the Atlantla' and the Gulf, by 'Which freights can be transported at reasonable rates. CnAl KUEKIUT3. Uallroads constructed for not more than tl'2100 per mile-, uud operated at oiie-lhlrd less expense thau ruilroads as at present constructed, can ,all'ord to transport lrelght at much lower rates thau arc now charged. TllttOUlili 1IUHINESS. ThU road is Intended to tie a part of an extensive lino of railway whlcli' wlicir com pleted will do a"very heavy amotml or through bil.slit'essjMjtit THE LOCAi: AllVANTAOKS Oflhls road would be very great even if It never became part of a great through lino. i DISTANCES. ..from Cairo toXu'slivllle, by. till road, the distance would be only l"i tailrs from Paris to iNashvllle,,iw lu(le from Purls to t. Louis 2.10 miles; Trout Parfs tpPaducah tW miles; from Paris tp Cairo "Q,inlle, .It thus nppeanij.that the dUtnuee .between many important places will ,be much lets by tlili route than iy the routes uow In ,ute. As nu illustration ol tills It limy be stated that While it.ls 133 in'il'es from Parl.H to N'asUvllle by MelCenzle, It will be only 103 miles by thfs iirojcctcd road. Similar remarks may be made as to all other places on the line 'ol the road. 'MAMtKACmiRINO TllWNH. WhreVcrth'lit road crosses the Memphis uikVLouIkvIIIc und the Mcmphlaieid Paducah roads tliero mdst be luiphrtaut nnd llloiirLsh log manufacturing Uj)vu, ThltesHltjt.froui the'fae't that thow crfttsliigtjwlll be between the coal llelds p.? Illinois, and the oro banks or'i'enuesscc, williln reasonable distance "ol each. There turtiaces, foundries, rolling nillLs and iiiuiiuluctilriug establishment!! of all kinds inay lio erecfed and profitably operated) ,hccause they will liaVe thu three great rccpilsttcii to tuceessnil maAulaet ui'-Ing-rcheirfV fuel, cheap Iron orek and cheap pisjVlsJont.- I 1 AnJ?' coiijitry' io lie rich and" iirosperous! intlst have 'diversified pursuits. Sluiiufuc-' tine, commerce, and agriculture must go together.' All M thes'e' 'may be- combined mott'eaiily'bii.thulllue ol this road, und It is noti-aylng toi) much whuiiAve ttato that tho gifdat lunuufaeturlng forllon of Tcuncee and Kentucky should,) on t account, its superior udvuutugcs, bo on this road. WIIKN TIUH IIKI.IEK U UEALUEU, As It mu be, Uio roads now in operation the Mvnili(H lfbiij( land (Memphis and Paducah, must share largely In the busi ness created by this new road, und they are' thercl'oiV luterestdd iu'citonllliig tb it'eslii estatHlttaubV.' 411. I I NAltMOW OAlIUKORNOklAUail, lit Uiiot our pdrpote tbianter into a d,i ciuslou'iif tlio comiumtlvM advantages und dltadvuiitagtitiOC br,paij unjl narrow gauge roads. We arer,itUed1 u narrpw, sauge' ,road can Up fdlithy uslne,s; blrflad will have Jo do no,niitJr Wvjr mpvH that my be uiid w'o are further 'satisfied that we: cannot procure 'th'e 'lieint "fb" oous'tnlbt any other kind of road. Hoads of this de scription haVo been 'successful wherever they have been tried, and in 'all Instances Vlneapnet l .hjvo paid ban e itairea Iv&in dlrittsnda. Ilia will,. tMca'ntotMsPp)jt;whcn thU road' tOibc bulltJ lidf ralm atifllolKtit nimli to !jSullcl iSrand IB WdoaM the business re- S, A1?6" '"itV'care and comfort- CtUJ'i1tsI.onTATIOK. There It'tKJthlng strango or mysterious lu the manner In which railroads, enrich countries. It Is done by cheapening the cost ol transportation to market of all articles produced, cither on farms, in facto ries, or u wines. Tho real value of land de pends, 'not only IdIi tbcaraouut It produces but also upon, tho facility 'of getting pro ductions to good markets ut cheap rates. Land thirty miles from a railroad Is not wortii inoio than half ai much ns laud yield ing the saliio amount of productions lying two, three, or even llvc'iiillcs from a rail road. The difference In the cost of trans portation to market makes laud close to a railroad more valuablo than land remote from a railroad. INCREASE IN VALVE OV REAL ESTATE. The whole cost of this road from Johnsou- vfllc to Cairo will riot exceed 1,200,000, and the country through which It Will run It now wortii $8,000,000, and when this road It com pleted, will be worth not lest thau IJ, 000,000. i THE MEANS TO lll'lt.U. It Is Idle to. say thun that tberu are not sufficient means to build thy road. There maybe a want or will and determined action, butthere is uuwuut or ability. The Increase In the value of the property on the line or this road, caused by Its construction, will bo three timet as much us the entire cost or the road. AS AN INVESTMENT We believe It will pay, on account or Its small cost and light running expenses, to gether with the heavy' buslnets It mint do Inthc transportation or freights, to say noth ing of lis passenger business. These are sonitof the consideration which cause us to recommend tills road to Uit favorable consideration or the people along Inline, and also Ui capitalist who ure seek lug safe Investments. John 11. Oiiehly, TllOS. II, C'OKDETT, W. S. Maxwell, Committee. charter. llon.Thos. H. Corbclt of lltllard county, Kentucky, moved the following: Resolved. That the Executive Committee Is hereby Instructed to prepare a charter for ine roau inrougn Kentucky ana Tennemve. Ad.opted. NAME. Mr, Oberly laid the proposod company should bo named so that tbe Kxecutive Committco might proceed under Mr. Cvr bett's resolution, and moved that tbe name of tho company should be "Th Cairo and Tennessee Kiver Railroad Com pany." Carried. PUBLICATION OF I'HOCEEDINOe. Dr. Dickinson of Paris, moved that the Parti, Mnylleld, Cairo, St. Louis and other newspapers along the lino of this road, and the Memphis nnd Nashville papers, be requested to publish tho proceeding of this convention. Curried. In soconding this motion, Mr. Oberly of The Cairo Rullktin, remarked that tho proceedings of tho convention ought to be, placed in tho hands of many people who would not see either of tho paper re ferred to In tho motion, and that ho would print the proceedings In circular form, and gratuitously tend one thousand copies to each of tbo local committees for distri bution in its county. THANES, Votes of thank woro tenderod to Mr, Oberly for 'his liberal proposition to1 print tho prococdiogs gratuitously, and to thu of ficers and committees for their sorviccs. The iconvontion adjourned to moot at Mayilold, bn the call of tbo executive com mittee F. M. Parson, Sec'y. Home Advertisement. JIOOKN. ttSlfe e 6 "I 3 o o w "PQ to ID o .o I 1' H 2 S P O i D 4 9 O mm H W.. o 'a:; 3 V w a 3 e a t E 9 U m 3 LIME OEMKNTI JAME3 ROSS, csi.a in OAVE OIHAHDKAU ANJJ ILLIAO LIME! Oominoroial-av., Foot of Klovontb-tt. Hist quality of Limo and Cement al ways on hand, and for sMo at tbe very lovost figures for cash. DM, DANIEL LAMPERT, FASliioNABtiiil BA'RBER I 1 l KOK LADlia, MEfi aND CU1LDR:, kioriTit St., Ut. Com. Vasu,', CAlltO. ILLINOIS. Has jtist'opened a new and ttvllth ettab l.ahment, fully up to the times, und. lnvltM old customers uud uew, ladles, children tad an, io itivor uim wiui tueir pairotugp, CITA1I work dono in tho Latest Style COAL. CAIRO CITY GOAL It prouss ad to ii'i eimwiner srltb lb ijITTSBURG ANJD ILLINOIS lOnDElW,left7at TTillllday 'ro. Qfflce, 7 gpio levee, or at the Coal Yard bdlowttie Bt Chariot HoteL will rectlvo prompt atten tion. Tho Too "Montauk" will brlnp coal oJotgsldo to steamers at any hour. -si -fast- -m v. -r -s y d P.O.SchiAj ll 'I'Uill: 1 iJ6l .W im L'j e s u Ji X r,;. i S' Oil o r.v?t. y.. law- ui.ii ..i. i fiji'i 4 t, J I Q di H" n .a r a mZx W-T t a. rJ ''S31 u m H 'H C3 M 0 I l i'l I...' v. 'H N h.I I i. i H'.H i I J IC I ,V" .uin Q 'i Mill-. 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CAIRO ffAILt' lfclCTHf, DArl)IiC1BkBER fy'iM; T.imatir and limit assortment of Bo hmlan toilet let and Wmle? Hartman't. 12-lltf Tai reputation of tbs in way planoit known all over the wottd. 1 t I ll-JJtf. N. P. Cwbtici, Agent. afa by lheWhole or half cn at Phil' Baun'i. HWHtf. PAHOi $1,600. anil organ fur .ff" tW-tto M. P. Uunnoi'Agt-i Cor. Twelfth Wuh. i. 11-ZMf. I OsuaJnr" wMU'ftrn pair at Hartman's. for i 60 par 12-Utf T;HE THALIA." A SINNjiiiSADVICK. repair to the Thalia He wise, and i alon. i Where eltlzchs gather, morn, even, and noon 'Til there you get Oysters and Turkey and Clam, In ev'ry style deslr'd also, Sugar cured JIIUU1V. Ob, ai for tba Drink 1 they're auperlor and Utbvk Avdiclmkmt, tbo bar-ktsapstY Baa opened' a Ono leioon in Loul TMatteau'a. old aland, where can ba found,7atll tlmai, Steve icrvlng bit cuiteriSrftb Iba bail of drlnkablM. ll-SMf v 9R PmtrABJi ros Cubistmah. elegant lewe1rv.arDrotriate for vbrl gilt, may be found at Ouder BrrAb if u To a sit of our friends whadaw m rVT (tAah'eookit l.lll.lrlWV M ''til. The delltlout fclTiJvei. .(wWek l-ou ku6w to Hut A. Jatcket has not the whole science .4 Ip any etv le or pattern tored, w. L,B- Mj)J(rton corfj-4 0, first-class article in tba line of boot, ties or galtert, made to order, of tba elsewhere. BDf i) No bogus fwato-btia; brotb, I am sure, Hut RenulBf Liquors, at mild as May, mi ngut ami enuven yc tel .will. brew, you, a capital rat if VfV'wt :.paaa.pptlie Lager for Warm yrju 'Our" Jacckel Mibcbahts, clerk, or any wish to wear fine booU either, eo, kfd oVpaUitieaihei1 of tbf tyla, go to Wo Ehler', oa etraet. Gall and examine tba plaajpe Rav. B. II. Thaver' and S. P. IH.II wall traMa Manufacture,. 11 ll-22tf. M.P.CuBTicxfMV; i jfTiPJ M '.rlH. And if tie 'don't ault you, th cidllne Kent, -mar r-vr yjt vis rrya t aua. aora-yeera Bud taera- a bountiful 1UNW V X.o i i .S'' i "I I. ble tiea' to'Jaeckef'aJtbr.Oy'atcra and K'-irauB op aae yaiitic to Your taWcai'taate In a waatdarAil etvla utruaiu f!f fcr-ot.lW may be wilaJoiWCM-wiaa'WattJful green improperly Tub St. Louti bell treble plakoa I durable ae any piano In tbe Wat tba i weeteit-toned tbat you evr llli 1 ti .V (Niutio Aiir Coniervatory, cor. Twelfth k "WWati., Wff v-M to, IvaafearBaklajijaecivoticandrlaka trUnd'i ffeperei ;a4 Mican readW tlw .Dawi of ad tweatl the, cUargM lMaka you to MijaloW; yu a aaiaple" of wbat be H9i 1 M.Ubo. HTKlNiiouaB, barber ,itodbalr A. Jaeckel' a brick a Iborougb f'Truc dreeeer, cornor of Kightb itrect and tV tuerclal avenue.dedret to call thaatawiUoai or tne nearaeu cumtnuniiy 10 nuaaaiiyiw' ranged ealoooj and lb fact tbat bo it nik- ter of b&"pTofelon Tn alT"Iubrancbe" Ha bu bcatedrflaay a Uoa la nil den, and catli for more. tf. Mas. Anna La no, Kightb itreet ba ween Commercial and Washington ave nue, hat ut received a largo and varied lock of fa)l roodt, and doiirei to call par tlcular atteejlipi (t ber ba4l(omaiiort-!j ment of ladiee' and cbildrxn'i underwear, ometbing new in tbil market. Her, woolen draweri and leggini combined are a!o aoipeUiing nuw Wad'tlfeeaoit coiciort able thing for children in cold weather var deviled. Jlri. Lang alio bai a well lected aiiortmont of bati, bonneti, rib boni, flowori, and notion of all lorti, all of which will bo told ai cheap ai can bo found eliewbere in Ibis market. 10-9.1B. i t iiiuuel" h C'ivaku, JJecaMiteli 7, iTtifc ftii.B---Jlyrs.idii) ce and two loli I Vt-t-.V'.. I-.- i uu ciuiii iirvi uuiwevu walnut nnu -Cedar' etraetf -For further information PP.ly to U..JK. Fiblm, at FJeldi' itable, Tenth itreit between Washington avenue and Wulnut itreet 12-10-tf. Ladies' and gentlemen's kid gloves in all color froaa 76ct. U 11 per pair. Call and eiamlne the' two button wrigbt bidi before purcbailug eliewbere, at Bart man', i lU.lltf Louta BlAttbAu, whom everybody know, and who ii the friend of every body, I now fully Initalled in hi now quartari.Un.iagbthiiUeat, between Com mercial and Wiuhliton avcnuyi. llu of fer totbB4tblia,ttt.i)44t St. Louis beer tbo cbolcoit brandi of wine and tbo purest liquors to be found In tba city, and hopes tbat tbe,' civil treatment, and a cordial reception, will insure to, Una a generou (bar of public patronage. Com and see Louit in bii new home, lie ha a wel cosQefor' everybody, aiSd for you, reader a cordial one. tf. j. 1 j fteo-MBwe Qaa of tba largest and most complaaAcKff c.utom-mdo booti ssd aboea aver brought to this market, ba Juit been received' 'by -Wcliri. Hardy 4 Thee gentlemen arebotb praclicaTwork men In tbe boot and thoe buiiness have bad, a largjr aperjeo J and, cannot ie de ceived Into purcliaiing anything but the very belt itockv I i They employ a, number, of finUlu vioen1 'at tbirJeit.blih'nt,I and 'are manufacturing! ktibt takibty and iTTLl of Ladies and Mines' iboos and galterefii j CoWf prlii ti iuarfditee aattsfaction. They make tbeie a specialty Tboy alio triakotd drdaf kll k'lbds1 oftftne1 calfkip or leather, .boof, in ,tylo and price taat elStee eoropetitlowVeitber.iB. Cairo or lit tb W.' LAllt good .warantod to be a represented. i tf HOLIDAY PKKSKNTS. At W. Ii. Kockwell Jt CVi., coniiiting in part of elegantly bound booki, (biitor leal, biographical,' political, :Juvoni!u and miicellaneoui,) writing dcki, work boxei, drmiing caici, card cases, cigar itands, gold pens, albums, cbromoi, photograpi, engravings, HtbogrSpbi, haadkervblef boxes, glove boxes, toilet box;, bibles prayer books, hymnali, ganica, pocket books, pocket diariei for 187a, writ ing paper, guitars, violins, accordeoni, stereoscopes, stereoscopic views, betides many other article! too numerous to men tion, all of ;whlch are offered for tale at reaionablo rates. 12-10-'iw. ATTENTION. 'ftniiMTHAA.l CQMlModuler Drotb- ar have mad elaborate preparation for Christmas in the way tiilffijtttftbut: sbnio stdre'rdomVitb'new knd 6Tegknt ewelry, gold md jtllvari wajchei, plated and illver ware of tho nowoit patterns, an'if a fino stock o'f'plifnVi', i'rgatis and other musical Instruments.; A' l look through Buder Brother's stock Will leave no one at a loss in1 tho1 selection If a Chriitraai present for afxJend. ,Kvry .artjc); in tbpir ljnq It placed ..before tbojuchaer, and he can selcct an elegant' and appro-prlaUarttimaCpreseot'-foail'blg.frlend or a lUtJ"PnSliiPfnli wifo daughter, titter or iweet-beart, at a price Budara extend a cordial luvllaUoUi to tu public to (call and extfiulaa'tbeir Cbrltt mas stock. Jt ltu j MI)u.lS, j No. oa'lolcolfSroJ'llllnoir, commij!bSjjj4rol1'iidJolorrJn hides, paid for all kind of old metal, coppor bruavWIfdlaWJlOvk. Mlak from 20c. to $2 00 fibW ...M.rA... M Wi AA to Ub Dry FllBfcHMoa.frpw j,.,.r..tierc.to( 18 OreeB' f "do iwJ)iI.,;.i.jj. To. tow tf 0&iikl V.,.j.r1...V.. Cci to IS -Saga f1'" l.'i'.'vJif-'Jo.ttJi. iljcvto,' 2 FVi t'U tt-'iveiT'"" Wrought'Iron parlb,,....... Cait do per 100 lbs OOotctliO Sheep Pelt each CC to 76 mi ..la tn,. 1J Keceived daily by express at Winter's grocery in Winter's block, tho following gocdi kept in ice: Fresh white dsb, ml won, Last and perrh; free b oysters, direct from Baltimore, by the 'dan at 40c to familioi, warranted good; alto Ne'w York sound's, by tho quart claim and fresh lobsters; iqulrruls, ducks and other game celery and fresh Ohio butter, always on hand; also all kinds of vegetables and fancy groceries, ill cod bam, &c, besides a variety of other articles, Including oranges and lemons, all of which will be told at a fair living profit. 10-10-tf. WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES. Killroad men, farmers, draymen and all other whose buiinosi lays out Of doors, and who for the preservation or health and good temper ovgbt to woar good, heavy water-proof boots, can get just what theywant' by calling on'Wm. Ebler. He make French calf or kip boot, warranted to ill well, wear well and give general sat isfaction. 10-29-tf. Our Home A'dVortisen. HYLAND SAUEK, AND DKALXHH IN CHOICE FRESH MEATS OK KVEltY'bErfClUP'l ION, Corner 10th utrctl and Coknmvrclal uvcuu next door to the UylunU saloon. 11-10 tf. CAIKO, ILIA JAKK WALTER, BUTGHBB 'ii.-atafc la FRESH MEAT, fiiouTU Stkbbt, Dbtwbbn Wabuinotoa ANH ColIMIBClAL AVBNUB, AdJolailaMt aU'aasstitia tuael Ilawsiy'a Krep i he best or Baal, fork, Million Voal. liunb fiausaKe, ale., Dd prepsnul 10 eitlSAoa lu the most aoceptabl inaDaer, JAMES KYNA8TON, liUTCUBK ANII VtAiBR IV xLt KINDS 01 C'OHNKK NlNXTKNTU AND I'OfLiU ST8.,' CAIUOj IIXINOM. liuys and aUughters only the best eulUo hogs uiid tdtuup; uad ls'proparod to All any douiiiiid for fri'su incuts Irom oue pound to ten tlmusand poiuiiU. Ynn inn buv siv and ono-half lbs. Durant's A ColTco Sugar-for Ono Dol lar Seven lbs! 'Now Orleans Sugar for One Dollar; Best three and one-half., libs. Prime Rio rCotfeo', Orio Dollar Best Imperial Tea, One Dollar and a half per .pound.; .Beat Gun powder 'Tea, Oho, Dollar and, Sevtiiity-flve, Cents per pound Young Hyson.aud Oolong Tea, OM'Dollr per pound, and ev l?JitiKWPftipTiately qheap tifavA WILEY.&BIXBY'S. 6-JMf. nmBMor. TKUTONIA L I If INSURANCE OF cniOAQO, ILLINOIS. CiNt'L.OrricB, 172 Waihiwoton St. AOTIVAi S6BO,OOC. Tlil (lermau Life Insurance Company guarantee not only Paid-up I'ollcle but also a value in lain on uie non-ioneiiura plan. virtw A xtfrntr vsm-MskS U. KNOBSLUDOKF, BecreUry. JOHN W. PKVBSS, Agent for Cairo and vicinity. BISMAKK BUND. SECTION NO. 47. Aasociatlon for promoting Life Insurance and Hick Keller by weakly due and mutual co-operation In object o! public benetlt. The Ltle Insurance Policies will be Issued by the Teutonia Life Insurance Company. H. MKYKRS, President. JOHN W. 1'RUESa, Ao't. ttdtv rrOadrulvlifilta-. FIRE AND MARINE 1 I IT S TJ A. 1ST O El COMPANIES. VIAOABA, V. T., 1,4M,S1 OKUMAMIA, N. T., AssU.. AssnU .I,vM,Ttl TS OAVOVBB, M. T, Assets TS SSI OU KIFCULIC, M. h AmU TH.Vtt 00 ComprltiDjc the UadcrwilUrs' Akeaey, YON K KM, N. T., Ats S7S ll 61 -Hornrj AdVorilinieKta. r i isa i fiiilf'l j is i 1 AsreU ALBAKT CITY, tt.M a vihimxn' fund, a. r., Att.. S1I.SU0 M BKOUBITT, N. T. If ABIVB, 4(ls l.iM.at r u v.aH.i...u rT 1 1 U"", lonurediit raiM'aa (at nrabU at uod, per snsMDi ascuritr will trarraaU I rnwvtiuiir aa oi me ciuto oi vairo harrof thtir patronage. V. M HFUHBS. Ur. H, Momi, Nottrr futile. M. H. Unite No. Hub. an J U.H. Itnui HTSTJISE1. FIRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK nsraxriaA.3srcE. JfTNA. n ABTKOHK, AasoU JS,M,604 V7 MOUTH AMERICA, PA., AU.... ....tl.TW.OOO 00 UARTFORD, CONN., ASU. ..J,8II,10 71 PllCENtZ, UAKTFOHI), Aucls... M ....tl.TSI.IM m INTERNATIONAL, N. T., Auti ....fl.UI.SV IT PUTNAM, UAKTFUR1), Assals ....7(,n OLKVKLAMD, OLXVEUNU, Astl SSU.vTS M IIOMK.COLUMUUS, Asieu.... ........1M.7I 43 AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO., At6ts........... .....oa1ow o CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, Li FX. AhU 10,000,000 00 TRAVELERS', HARTFORD, LIFE AND AOUIDRNT, Assets .........i,6eo.a 00 KAIL WAT PABSENQERS ASSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, Vsiots 1600,000 00 IMDBPINDBNT, B0BT0M, !.A. imuinfl a i-ifii Sj AFFORD, MORRIS CANDEE, 71 JBU blN, UltFNattoaatBaak. CAIRO, ILL. BUSCJCLLANEOM. WAQv.-. MANUFACTORY. Uor Sale at liVhoIcsalo or Retail. CORNER 32D-8TREET AND OHIO LIVI Cairo, Illinois. nnTll flUIIH K SAVE TIME AND MONEY I Uy letting your wants be known at Uie CAIRO i INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Uasement No. 79 Oblo Levee. If you want employment, go to the Office if you want help of any deatrlptioo, go to the Office If you waul to buy or sell any article, iro to tbe Office wbereyou van leara wbo will sell or wbo will buy, or wuo will bire, or wbo will work. Call lu and leave your want and orders Now, for "Time la Money." FRED ROSE MHECHAKT TAIIiOB NO 104 COMMBBCIAL ATINOB, Freucli, Hcot-jb and American cawlmeres of all colors, and beaver and broad dolus CONSTANTLY ON HAND, i i'. Aud made up la tbe LATIST STYLE, And at the lowest price. A tine Ht and slrst class work guaranteed. Satisfaction In ev ry respect warranted. wVBBKfceBBBBBiflKi Biswa YEAB PHIL H. SAUP, Emporium of iSJL52X30JSL AND FANCY GOODS ron TUB HOLIDAYS. The Lava, Olas and China ware vonaUts ol FRENCH VASES, JEWEL CASES, CIOAB STANDS, TOILET SETTS, CARD RECEIVERS, WINE SETTS, STATUE8, BUSTS, DOLLS, &c. Alao a Hue auortaunt Pearon warble Busts, Statues, etc. The following are seme of the principle wood toy Gallopimu Hobbt HoBBka, Kocki.no Hobby Uobsi, Fancy Exfxkss Waoons, Oiklb' Doll Cabuois, Willow Chaibs, Pablob Sbttd, Slkioh,, &c. Q III H t tj o s H a r MECHANICAL TOYS, AMD COMICAL FIGURES aud MASKS if i Vi 'A large aelwtioQ of Musical, Inttru naenta, sucb as. BRASS TRUMPETERS, BRASS BUGLES, FRENCH HARPS, IRISH HARPS, TOY VIOLINS, WANOe, iu, Q-AMB8 of every kind for tbe Children'. Also, SPEAKING DOLLS, SINGINOIJIU WAX ic RUBUER DOLLS, CRYING LAMBS,- And a million other arUtlei toonnmer. out to loeotloo. i. ..dw.AD.sE.E, v I ft' 1 I'll' tif I CAIKO, ILLS. PROSPBCTtS FOR IWaViSIXTH' YEAR t 7 4 i n Til'E ALDliNE, j An Illustrated Monthly Journal, universally admitted to be the HaBdeomeit Period ical itnAthe World. A, IlepreieaU tivcandCbamptouofAmer -lean Taste. 1 u-kketcheii, apprnirlatu to the four ca i. 'I'lii'su platen, a))variliK lu the l-'llci .Tnniiar)', April, July ami Octoher, Hid he alone worth the price of u year's Mat far limit id BattM, r Wewe 8tra. ART DEPARTMENT. NotwIthitaiidiiiK the increase In'tbe price of subscription last rail, when the-Aldlna siiuied luprustit uolile pfoportiuus and rep ri'wiitnllve character, the edition Was moru than double the past year; provtnr that the American public appreciate a alucera ef fort in the cAiine of Art. The publishers, anxious to justify the ready confidence thus demonstrated, have exerted themselves to the utmost to develop and Improve tbe work and tbo plans for the coming Year, as unfolded by the monthly Issues, will as tonish and Usiicbt even Use most (anguine friends of the Aldlnr. The Aldlne will reproduce examples' er the best fenebrn matter, selected with a view to the hlubeit artistic succe, aud greatest general Interest avoiding such as nave become familiar, through photographs or copies or any kind. The quarterly tinted opiates for 187.1, Will renrrtiluor four of John H. Davln' liilmltalile chiM-kketeheii. appropriate to the four sea' fions for would kllliMHtitlnli PREMIUM C'HIlOMOrt POU B73. Every subierlher to the Aldlne. wbo pays in advance for the year 187!), w ill receive, without additional rliaive, n pair of beauti ful oil cfarouios, alter J, .1. lllll, tbo einlncnl IKliali paiuler. The pictures, entitled "The Vllhurc llelle," and "Crowing the Moor," arc UxW Inehcv-are printed trora '2b ditfereut plates, retiuiriug 26 inipreulous and tints to ucrfect each lileturc. I he r.iinu chromoi are Mild for .'10 per pair, In the art stores. As It Is the determination of Its con ductors to keep the Aldlne out of the reach ol competition in every department, the chrotaoH will be found ahead ol any that can be orfured by other periodicals Every subii'ribcr will receive acertltlcate. over tho signature of the publisher!, guarautflelnt; that the chromoi delivered nh.aU be eiiua) to the samples rurnlhed the agent, or tlie money will be refunded. The distribution or pictures or this gradu, free to the subscriber to a live dollar ueri- odlcal, will mark nil epoch In the history of Art; and, considering the unprecedented cheupncM of the price fur the Aiding it.ell, the marvel tails little short of a iiilriaclo, even to those best acquainted with the achievements of iuventivu genius tyid im prove. I mechanical appliances. (Fdr Illus trations of these ehromox, sec November i sue or the Aldlne.) THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT will eontinun under the enre or .Mr. Richard Henry Stoddard, assisted by the best writers aud poets of tbe day, who will strhc to have the literature of the Aldlne always In keep ing with its artistic attractions. IS per anuni, In advance, with Oil Chro- mos Itee. The Aid ue will, hereafter, be obtainable only by subscription. There will lie no re duced or club rate'; cash for siibicrlptlons musi PV sent to uu.- ptibiisncrs uirecl, or Han ded to the local agent withoutrpon;lbllity to the publishers, except In'cascs where the certltcate is given, bearing tbe fae-siiaile siguaiure.oi jauics suuon co. AQEST3 WANTED. Any person wishing to act permanently as a local agent, will receive full and prompt In formation by apply lur to JAMES SUTTON CO., Publlshcri. 68 Maiden I.ane, New York'. "The Galaxy Is about as uearperfectinn as anything can be." Daily Regiiter, New Haven, Conn. THE O-L.X-Y' POE 1873. IT IS THE REST AMERICAN MAGAZINE. No Family cassaHord to do Million! f, IT GIVES MORE GOOD AND ATTRAC TIVE READING MATTER FOR THE MONEY THAN ANY OTHER PE RIODICAL OK BOOK I'UU 1.1SIIED. TUB IKASIXO HBWSPAPBB3 FROKOUM0K THE GALAXY The Best and Moat Ably Edited Ameri can Magazine. riaE galaxt' Meet tbe Wantt of Every Mornbor of the Family. It contains Thoughtful Articles by oiir Ablest Writers. It contains Sketches of Life and Adven ture. It has Serial Stories by our Rest Novelists. It has ShbrtlStories iu Each Number i Tbe new department of Scientific MIsco'l lany sppeaVs in each number. NOW I3wTHE TIME T,9" SUBSCRJUI,! PRICK J6CTS; PER NUMDEll. 'i Subscription' Price, ft per year. CLUUUnTcTTEUM3; "rt The G ila'xy will bo sent for tbe year 1873 with any oue of tbe following' Periodicals at tbe pri-BAraed5iWlUi Harpcr'siWctfklt or Harper's Uazar, or Applclou'a Journal, $7 the regular price rr$8; With Every .Saturday regular price $UWUh Our loung oms bo.ou regular uritu f u v uu IdttelVs Living Age 10; 'regular' prlce'$12. Address SHELDON A CO.. U77 Uraadway, N, Y. PARKER BLAlyE, WALL? PAPER. PAINTS, Pstlr.BssaAlse.tlasMtllcia,. j ,WI2iT3DO-W GHAS8.' WINDOW SnATJIS, I AsJ the Mlebrftcct lumlotlDn J1 AURORA OIL. 1 1 BtOM'lUILDltW, 00 ilTUT. 00M h MlkOIAL AV.,. U OaIBO. lt,lN0lt.' I 1l IMMtUll'iNI' TIVMKTSi IMMIGRANT TIOKHTS j rOtt flALB, JjJJ MIL tiALK, I foiyahV.)mli for sale j Fare from iLivBKrooi, 11 is. .FMafrpmLocwiiKMHT Faro fram, Ulahoow, Fare from QiritBHaTOWK 1 TO' CAIRO J s i t I t t $4 8 IP dirtf'or'il. fomtj?"fl Um"v WMA.LK,,., lnittpoc Mew.Terk abd Bbllailelphlt msia.eoacasviJwiTa.MatK arsrss u,s-i4f V '"FOR PAB8A0R TICKETS a i, i m igt vvattlss imroaasviua v',,lkr'6rr,u,n,thiM.1i.- 0,f mi i" Til i ii t "OR PAB8A0R TICKETS a "oavvatslsa lavoanitioa ri'ft11B,V.i,ltoW,'irW? H. Hoapl, WashiaaMB Avsau. Osiro. jii aois. l This subcrb hair dye Is the bert ln tho world pcrfcct'yharmlcM, relablo ami, lm sUntaneoui. Nd dlMpriolntmeut. "J begem ulne W. A. Bachelor's HalraDya produced immediately, a natural black, or rq wn., Dpps not stain the skin but leaves the hair clean? vn nun uruiiiiiMN- i ue unit nie anl ittr jeot alt, dye. SoHby alt druggUuv .jt'ac-. tory, 1 J Rqnd street. N. Y. ia-18 Cw. ON MARRIAOKj Happy Relief for Y(iun$ Men fronvtlie Itf-i.1 rccU or Errors nli Abuses, In, oarly lire. Manhood restored. MlpedlmenU to Mar-i1 llAA.I t-olrtntii..! UmlI M..ll If i t f. z s- siirvsiiisiva-'v iu .uni hood rcirtovei'. New method 6f trastmeet New and remarkable, rcmc ile.si Books aud circulars sent free, in scaled'euvofopes. Address Howard Asicinllcni Nd. S fionth Xlnlli .lr...l i.ll...lnl..l.l. II. I.. ..i... tf I iiii..uviiiiim, a a,. nil nifiiiii- u.,u,s u iiiKii icuiuiiuii ior noiiorauiu tonduct and profcsxlonal 'skill. FOK' HA IsV, ON" EASYuTfERM.4 m i A valuable farm wltbUi seven miles o. Mctropnlls, on the Jotaesbonl Rhad. tonlt- ingof'jno acres With .00 aerU eleared and oilier iimirovemcnts. now uwned ami lorm erloi i iiiIed, by J.'T. Ri'imle. 'I I'.ltM.S. f Inn. r.xirlli ,li,un.l..l.n. t one, twujuid thn u yearn -notes suciu-cd by, mortgage, with six pur cent. Inlcnist; .N. R. The tluilmr Is gobd hud rhav'iibv6r uuen cuiieirauu no tnuuer wlll be petndttei to bo cut or used, except what is uueesnurv il tear oi the place', until after fnr tho vit.r mi llll. (liltlll tll.Vflll.lll lM I...I.M..J. Kor iiilonuatiou apply to i 0-8-tf Cairo, UN i i Household Remedy! BWBHt1! aass t.B.s'Ba.IL-MllLi'J- atsssatj. In it Shoulders, Coohs, Tumors of tat ChnT T"'? n the Moota, Ullloas AttacM.,Kpltatlt5a ol i2iiIearVK 'MMiniatiwi of the, Cnnj, fata "tie KSS?"? Kl.,'nei hnatftedwherpahihi sjmptorps arothe off springs ol DtabeMa. Ti odo than a IcngUiy ailvertlstmtnt. Ptr fr'etnaU CoeaWAlnta, hi 'roslsr of old. the turn of Ufe, tBestliron e Vlttersi aisttlt so Sii1u tafln-n liprOTeiMiuT soil rf.r ssiatorr and Ctiraiste' Rlisa. mtuent Fcrsra, DIssum of tka BjooiUrer, km. Zll "ee BltterVhareTo eoTal. Huch Diseases ara caused by Vitiated Blood. Thr are a irasU Pas-fatfr a wN as a Tonic, posstssUic the merit of actlnjr as n "?.HC,ff;nt.l.n "nf (esttonTrTnflwn; nmnSJn'Li4"" Vliteral Organs, an.lTu mm' inMaicwiraTniiiaiuL thu &ai. r wotM l Erjslpelaa, Jteh, Scurfs, Ulscoloratloaa of the Skw wwvw. u. ...c nu4 vi nuuvTvr mmti At n iMTltorater, riTeir Correetor mill Illood eaavator issnpsrlurto'kUUit. Jlltters, Ellxlt. Cardials and Ha run- (Ktrillas In u:t). It Is so saptd t,tht wli'o'l 4,tm tbst eter orsin and function In Iho'to.lr1j t'l-nifibt tn,lr ItisxhlUrttlof Ififlosnct. It sUrs1 tnno and strength f tb dlccssUva n t..mt(is,dlspclpsicoranddebUllr, liiil.oratca the Liver, rrenintp ihn Klilnpya and ItowcW, rsmosts tU tttttk of ocr OTtrtonllon cfsny Una tn4 girtt U liilatyasid ricliacMtOthabUad. Its curatWs powtrs altsr amlcoBpsUly reorrso Its tii eollrs mass of'flolds and stsu ths 'sollJs of His liuan syitsm, thurtty prTnlln( tmt curing nyaisrlie aad.Cstneaitlv Hrtnp. loins, rover tsad Avne, BUlOBa Blaetus. reverts or all kinds, ITervoaa Bebll-tlj-, AtTertlona of the Ntotnarli and (lowcle, ete. At a mlM and d.llghtful Inr'lcs taut fordllurtmals,llbataosupwlaf: Ujr IU uts atw tils and W(or iaglttn ta.lwltjb.sdy and nilnd, ssndinc a (low of vitality through ry part, wblclt la SMrmancnt uad laatina-. It Is tlit most sff.ctttil rsuedy for ths rsllsfol, liuinnu un'rlD(ssrdlKOTerrd,andss pl'ttaaut to ItttattsaseldrysorSntsrlu. x WE CHALLENGE x X S& X THE X S X x WORLD X Ti i rudurii a mora dtllclbua mtdklns to taVr, jt so t.lMt for tho iircTrntlon anil euro cf dlwas ai 'j:nir'3 vc2U'i nmo Airs blocs mrrm. Vrleo tl, or Buttlets for B5. I'll ursd by th Urafton Msdicliia Co.,fcT,IXlCJS, Mo, Hold If Pni(iits aud daalars (u midkluf 4rywl1rro. rso Dr.'Benry'a'World'a ToBle aad Blood Pnriflar.'Y It Is tha (rest household remedy, plcssant to lake, yatpotsntferthe prsventlon and cure of disease It la better than Bitters, Cordial, llucbuorSanaparilla, Sold by DruRbits r nature, sre literally dug up and carried out or the system in a short tune by the use or these ijiucrs. Oratsral Thousands BKMlAlm ViMBaia BfT. tjrs the most1 wonderful 'tZviwFum Srei siatainedttosaauaasystsia. Dranrhta aao (Wo. Agts.-, mi Praneisco, Cal., eVERYBODY THE LIGHT RUHni6"L-- a ."DOMESTIC Dr. Bearya Boot and Plant Pills. Mlldyjttboroa(b noniuses oTfrlplDr n JrtlyvSfsUblt great Ifvsr remedy. Pries 2J :ent. Bold by Druggltta. Mrs. Whltco sab's Hyrap. The great soothing remedy. Price ori:j- 25 sent. Gives rest to the mother and health to' lbs child BoldbyDrafgUta.' t ,mrwmm "SSSSSBb till J InterettlBf Work, nhtrtad.Edltloa,MKvr Cngravlngs, Two-hundred and sixty Pages, fries 60 cent. Address Da. Butts Dtsnnt uar, 11 North eighth Street, St. Louis, Mo, AdrsrUasmnt. I H CLEA'KAflD HARMLESS As' WATER, j i it i w i isr A.a?a?A.35Ta CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIR. A p'erfr etly clear preparation In int boU tie, as easily applied as water, for restoring to, jfray,halr It, natural, color and youthful appearance, to eradicate and prevent dand ruff, to promote the growth of Uio hair uml stop Its falling out. It is entirely li:innk'n,nm perfectly freo from any polsonoiiH subitanco and will, tlicruroro, tako the place of all tlie dirty! and unpleasant preparations now lu use. Numerous testimonials have been sent us from many'of our most liromlncnt' citi zen. In everything In which tbo articles now iu use are objectionable, CKYSTAh DISCOVERY, Is perfect. It Is -warranted ty.'Gontalu noltlier Sugar of Lo.vl Sulphur or nitrate oieuver, u uyes uoi.sniiuiM clonics orscalp'.'N' agreeably pcrflfmod. and malti'k ono of the best dretsAugwror the Hair in use. Xt rcstorei thu .color of tb,o Jlajr ;mpre per fect and .uuii'ormly than miy oilier prepara tion," and always iloea no in dour throe to ten dayrf. virtititlly.lredlng.the roots itUpie libniblilni.' ipialitjes necessary to Iff grun tij and hcalthy 'eohdttlftn': fvrcrtors'tlio de cayed aud indnouHja new growlli'uX tint Hair more positively than anything else. Tlie appllcaflmi of tills Wonderfnl UllrtV. on- also produces a plciaaut'iind coolliu,' elfect on thu scalp aud giycg .the ilalr it pleasing and elegant appearance. 'Uallnt'yodr 'druggist fortt' aud tako tin oher.,t, u uw uot, jtut.it, lot bm,ofder it VIco l per bottle. 1 f t ifAUTIHin'NAT'l'XNSi Invciitor and Proprietor, Washington 1),C, JOlNSTMN, 1IOW.UWAY ti CO., Ocneral' Agents. IMiiladelphIa; V. llKSUY and P. U.AVMI.I.ttOO.. I .INO NuWr YorH, Uid to bv,,Uad pi, YVholesaJtf uruKKisis, uverywnero. n-iu A BOOK, fOU t.THK Mlt-UOWf A Private Counselor, tho Worried inoss about te Hsrry, on in -ruytioiAgicat mvm or Kris amii la last dlscorsUM la producing sad DrovinUuu ti (itlaB,Biasts(ltotBltioa..t ""li v.ioiaat,1rjrpiiuswfifa,,Bi two ocva At nannssuna aarranafm, aaa Cuutali lisaa-V aiirrW.inthn laloakis Uairsaitloa Air Ihoaa ho: ars susjuladu A1 liSAnl inunussuis as iortteril ini i Bnss saa U MataMai, fnattij at j wtU. Blsktk trfV.SttMa Matkst tt CkiaaM, i UaU. Ms. we.. HaFJ sbl I aVBn bsIBkI BBBTvvIr m -w uriaT I ,utsBBfta. f Answer taU' qsntion, bb! pronati a n cord of incetit ElparalWed la the blsUry of the.iaveatlMt ArenUWaattd rsrrwktr. v Adirte tsW fs dk 'DOMK8TIC':.VO.,MiYorit. EHTEIII'BUIIU To t. ilrawn We JHEENDA0K3 iiK'oNr.Y Ktr.TAiir.r. o1t DiBTtunn TtON iw' tne oMTtrTRrt T). S5-r'lsr"BlB J .Muetci'iiiit ttrniui ISrRIBTJTION, Irawn Widnsdav. January 1st. IW3. $2oo;ooq QO, IN VAIillAllliK U IF I H 10,000 IN AMJ4KIOAN .GOLD I 10,000 ifv AJ,i:iiUAN, aiisyKi K'lvo f rlrostl.O.OO. P, f s o avu m. i i.sra uvv Ouc span of Matched Morses, with Family C'arlage,nniSllver-.MoimtcdJtar-, 1 ness, Avorth $t,rtOU F Five Hones and .lilUKKtes. with .Sllver- Jlounted Uamuss, worth, $000 each I Five Kine-toiied Roaewood Pianos; worth ffiOOeaoliI 20 jFaiuily Scwliu; Maebuies, -i worth. flOOeachl' v- J 2,300 Oold arid silver Lever Hunting Wutth- es (iu nil.) worth from $20 to .'W0 each I Gold Chains, Situer.ware, Jewelry h etc. Number 9f kIs QWl ..TiekeUjj Veiled r t to 100,000 1 AQKi'r6 WAHTED'I,0!8ELL TlcKKTfl. 'I'o.wbou Liberal ifreiqliiuui wUli,b .paid. Slniflg TickcU fi: SJx.l'JykeU 110:.; Twclvu vT11ckcts 20 TwclJ!y-ih TIckcli'iMor tiClrruianiODUmldk' "rallllMof islad. acrlptiunof the inaiiutr.pt ilrawlna, ami other information la reference W Vh dlatrYbUlion; ni' Is, aunt to snyone prriotMhi"),, All, Ititais must bit svlilretsdto I.. IT. MINE, Box, 86, asm umus, I ju ut is n Ginclnaatl, Oi 1 101 yrmtCUitt. noTTl'JwSi, 300,000.,, 31 MIHSOURr 8TATR LOTTMRY. f o i iiiaila iLt .-o n Dkawn uranu hibglo Juuibor Sohi (jbeme. Ola ha' 'B'O.Odor NUiini5rtj.ui -M rcrioBpnAWN''Doe.'dl, J. 1'ria.a nf. 1 1 J 1 4 rt 40 or. u.tM of...,.. w,u of...., 7,600 nr.; s.ojic 01...... 'Utw of. I.uil or.r..i....- Tickets', fioj "nulf 1 'Wt,t B.880 Prices. Arnohntlnfi td f300,OW;'" J6 Sfefe22fiffi' (on I'rlsas of...... 100, v nr........ i.ouu (wu hi 'r....iitiJ'-a 1 Vr ije.- i'u tr...fci 8u w or iw of.l.Ii.? IW too. of..,, w Tickeis..$5:'fiuaW 'r'!',ibnWJiiv'tr s j Out lolUrlsiarsit'harurtd by. ths .Tsus, srs slwaya ilrnn'n at tba lima aamsd. and all draw- inlfciXrs.''''',r "'Vyqi'iffSRT' TUoUlalsl drawinit iwUI ksi ouUii-beA Attitlrt M, tViniif PJI'i rn. and a.eaiiy of tlrawln( sent to pnrehaseUortickstaJ v I'j i.sl'j-J. Wt will ilntw sUulhvr scheme tha.last Usy, of, every monthMirrlnif ibesar WJ.-":rT''w'--. titimitatoursniMv ii4uflWt,ia?er .prOsr. "ISlHert"! It'lltr, iliail or express. Hend for miisr.' 'Aisiirraa, I". bpl!M. HlIUlUTi WIUdiM UX, ir 1 1 Htt",,,'n?'l J Is u r si'AUl liili ii yrruiiii .a .i in KHNTUCKV STAT H iLOm'KRV, I net is it id 1. tu. I.ftpsllzl by an aetof UiaitaKilatura.-t 'Hie most liberal' Lotlbry oVordraWn.- itStXr siiHi T.iwtfeketsatida.UMiitrizew.'io t Tis be drawn Hoc. )W,-1872, InCovlnirtdB, Ky. Ono Capital Trizo of $25,000. 1 Prizo or .,.5,0Hril Prizes of ..fano 1 Pilzu of. 2,KU. 1 J20 Prizes or... 60 2 Prizes ot l,uoo 420 Prizes of... 90 ai'riztviouw. itsW tii9 i?riai,wf.vH 0,060 Prises, aiuoitatliiK bi.i.. fa.nfiA i Tlukrbi,, 1J.jJIIvswi,0. tWterartlls yOiur .I.otUiricsflre'clmrterva towuWal Miutdranuat tha.uwviiiNaaatl. iMtWilleiiBiii ts-n isieli vMwmu lyppilsslunsrsti, .Vis lu' idritwIaK iHiwnf ubllshed la Um New York, Chicago, and IUlsvllle papers. We will uraiv a similar, scheme the hut ltcmlt ut ctirrtrtc tyPoit-oace Money Or llox h2T Covliiton,'T. 10-2.H-od.twly. t

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IBE, BULLETIN. kCro'diillyBoLLWiN, imxI rtry fciprning eidept toWtV.' 'willl mAiled' every iiUrmiBfic ojithr Cairo and Vin- conHpajiiMiget trains to sub sorittftj newsikalers from twiv io "twettty.for hours in advati!f tkeSt. Louis, Gn- i. aud vhicago. papers, atea.preM reporw.oi we news, markets, otc., from Chicago, New York, St..LouUNew Or leans, Memphis, and all other points of interest. The Bulletin is furnished news-dealers daily t 3 cents per copy, payable weekly and to subscribers by mail at $10 per year, payable in advance. A riMi lot of boa stove for chut che and scbool-houies, cheap at Halley'i. 1 M9-!m On bombs worn turn Moiidam. The finest in Cairo at ?fc6ma' photograph gal lery. 13-t2.10t The annual communication of Cairo4 Lodge, No. 187, .A. F. A. will be held on Monday' evening, Decem ber 23; every ember is requested to be present, as., business of importance will, come Wore the ledge. i B.F.sUaki, Secretary. W .mB;j lie everyone know that E. W. BMMr ar"rt larjrestmanufecturers in the 'jMNdr lis in the- city If you want to have laiathiag nicely made giro thcraaoall. Coaxi ibovels, toaga aad.buckots, and anything else you want at Bailey's. 11MW CnamMaa PauavTa. The largest nuortanent of the above can bo found at 2. ft W.BadeVt, corner of 'Eighth street aad "Washington avenue, coniiitinng of the Inest watchee, eola of jewelry, illvor and plated ware, ringa of every descrip tion opera 'chains, necklaces, gold and ivory headed canes, bracelet!, clocks, spoons, and in fact everything that can bo called for in a jewelry storo. They keep the largest stock in their line in Southern Illinois. Klktiom Noiicb. The annual meet ing of the stock-holders of the Olty Na tional bank for tha election of seven di rectors will ha held at the Bank, Tuesday, January 14, 1173. Foils open from 10 o'clock a.m. to 2 o'clock p.m. A.B. Safiobd, Cashier. Cairo, Dae. 10, 18T1. 12.10-td. Jf -Kcir kin mind until the holidays are over, that at J. E. Lufkin's, east side of Commercial avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, can be had splen did mincemeat at 20c per pound, ,cran barrioa, pure sweet cider at 40c a gallon, olives, pickles, raisins, flour aud meal Give hima call. H.'-l-2t Fob Six. Several fonts of Job Type, latest styles, in good order, suitable for a Country Office Apply at the office of Tub Bolixtiv. Wood pumps, step ladders, skirt and bread Wards at Hallty's. 12-19-lm Ir you want te'lnd'e soluble present for anybody, call at Boders', aad you will be salted. Couktt Coubt F. Bross, Judge; S. Merchlldon and J. K.McCrile, Associates; December term. A. H. lrvin, collector of tha revenue of Alexander county, pre sented to the court bis bond In tha sum of 2G3,C0O, with -Win. P. Halllday, Alfred R. Saffbrd and Robert II. Cunningham as securities. Bond approved. In rotation to the Cairo and Vinconnts railroad and the trustees, S. Staats Taylor, A. B. Saffbrd and Paul U. Scbub, ap pointed by this court to hold the bonds it sued to the Cairo and Vinceanea railroad, the receipt of E. F. Wins low, attorney in fact of the Cairo and Yin ten no Railroad Company, setting forth that he had received of S. Staats Taylor A. B. Saffbrd and Paul G. Scbub, trus tees, ninety-five bonds for ono thousand each, dated July 1st, 1872, said bonds be ing in full for subscription to tha capital stock of the Caiio and Vlncennes railroad of ono hundred thouiand dollars, was filed and recorded. The bond of Henry Planet, in tho sum of $2,000, as contractor for sustaining the paupers at tho poor farm, was approved. James P. Camaron supervisor of road district No. 0, and Henry Planet, super visor of district No 8, filed their reports, which were severally approved, as also was the report of T. Jones, of d (strict No. 7. The bond of John C. White, county su perintendent of public schools, was ap proved and filed. A citation was ordered against N. Hun secker, lata county treasurer, to settla the amount deposited in his hands by Louts Houck, for. swamp lands, and heretofore ordered io be refunded to said Houck. Pilxoe amd OiWANa. E. W. Budor are tha only agent that keep pianos aad organs In stock in Southern Illinois. They keep different makes, Knabo's, Bauer's otc. Call and examine the Instruments, as they are of tho but in tho country. Paoavra Count Judge Bross presi ding. Id tha matter of tha estate of Syl- vettor Wobster, report examined, ap proved and ordored recorded. In tbo matter of the guardianship of Marion West, minor heir of Andrew West,deceased, report oxainlned, approved and ordered on record. In the matter of tho guardianship of Benjamin R., and Anna Qlbson, minor heirs of John P. Gibson, petition und bond approved and ordered recorded, and further ordored that letters of guardian ship issuo to. John Cannon. Wm.U'Callaban vs.tPatrlck Mocklor, administrator of tbo estate of Timothy Crowley, doceasod, proof hoard aud judg ment rendered against the aetata in the sum of fifty-six dollars, in favor of the plaintiff to bo paid as sevuntb class claims, Ir you want to get a piano, organ, or any other musical instrument, for a Christmas "or New Year's gift, you can find them at E. t W, Buder's. Go and see those boautilul chromos at Thomas', they are tha finest in Cairo. He makes the bast that are made in Cairo, and guarantees satisfaction in all cases. Call and see samples of his work at his gallery corner Eighth street and Commercial ave nue. 12-22-lOt Atmbnbum. Another good house greeted the Irwin Combination last night, on whloh occasion was presented Bouci cault's sensational drama of the Octoroon, and which was produced in flno style. Mrs Irwin, as Zoa the Octoroon girl tha heroine impersonated the character of the meek and lowly slave child true to na ture. Mr. Irwin as Jacob M'Cloekoy the hardened overseer was most excellent, and displayed natural and easy acting, witnout ranting, as is often tne case in ac tors representing such characters. The Pete of Monte Hernandez, and Scudder of Calder were the mirth-provoking ele ments of the play. We are pleased to state that this excellent company and it certainly is the best which haa yet visited ui will remain one week longer, and on Monday evening will be presented the beautiful comedy of Our American Cousin and the farce of the Maid ol Munster. We have been requested by many to ask for a repetition of tha beautiful drama of the Marble Heart, which was rendered in so elegant a manner on Thursday last. Tbb irrepressible J. E. Lufkln of Anna, Illinois, ha come to Cairo and opened a first-class grocery and provision store on Commercial avenue between 17th and 18th streets. He is a gentlemanly and accom modating business man, who is thoroughly reliable aad deals upon the square with hla ajatroM. QaU and see him. 4t CHHI3TM AS.and at No'32 Eighth street,! a complete stock of Holiday goods in the rbl lowing Unes t Groceries, Fruits and Toys, some of wul'b are London layer and seed r5u!f l"U). currents, citron, sweet and boiled cider, apple butter, tnincu meat, ap ides, oranges', lemons, figs, nuu and candles, (mUed by ourselves); skates from voinmon TO Mabby Bones. California and other Canned wmn eivm sen urenus, in large Variety Caused Fish. Bottled iroodi. Hhikr iri serves and Jellies. Fireworks, etc., etc., at BIBTOI.ASTH.WBU.'a. ca.i:r0. i BaaTicaokiag stovee la the market at A. Halley'a, No. l8r Washington avenue. lMV-laa Tbero was no police business yester day. Ice, which hoi been formod along tbo' rivor banks, was making its way down South, in the Ohio to-day. Twelve flat-boats are now anchored at our wharf, laden with produce for Southern markets. r-Tho editors of this congressional dis trict, will moot in convention, at this plnca next Friday. Mr. Thayer preaches tbo funeral ser mon of J.S.Davis, in tho Presbyterian church to-day. The lax book is now ready U deliver to tbo collector of revenue, and be will shortly proceed to business. Get your stamps ready. The firm of Thomas Alden has boon dissolved, Mr. Alden retiring. The busi ness will be conducted by Mr. Thomas, who will settle the business of the old firm, The "cunnin'est'i little shoes to fit the dolltes for Christmas, just arrived at Elliott. Haytboin's cheap. Also a full supply of gent's and ladles' cork soles. t lw Jessio W. Fell, of Bloomington, Illin ois, who is a large land-owner In Southern Illinois, was in the city yesterday. The steamor Illinois had considerable trouble in making tho trip from Columbus to Cairo yesterday, on account of the heavy ice in the river. The weather was as cold as Green land's icy mountains, yesterday, a re mark marked by a degree of originality that gives the He lcthe trjto platitude that tbero Is nothing new under tha sun. J. R. Cunningham, of the express sta bios, has purchased Judge Groen's fine horse at a big price, to run in his Cairo and Yincennes railroad hack. Messrs. Overton and Steele of Hick man, Ky., bayo purchased tho stornwlieol steamer Glasgow, and have placod her In Cairo Hickman trade. Sho wlllmake.tbe connection with the Nashville and North- westorn railroad. Oapt. Overton Is in command. We wish tbem success. We have heard it intimated that the gentlemen of this city intend to make New Year's calls, on the 1st of January, 1873. To make matters pleasant all around, we will, if aent in to us during the present week, publish tho names of aU ladlss who intend to keep open house on New Year's day. The funeral sermon of tbo late Air. S. Davis, will bo preached this morning in tha Presbyterian church, by Rev. n. U. mayor. The sermon, by request of the friends, will be'publlshed in Tub Uullk- tjx Tuotday morning. Extra copies may be procured ut this ottieo. I.oavo orders to-morrow. Toys, notions nnd'fancv toods. Tbo best and, cheapest place to get your toys aad fancy goods, Is on Commercial avo- nuo, betweon ?Jnth and Tenth strcoti No. 160, as we kwp toys the yosrronnl and soil at regular' prices. We are just in receipt of a new and fresh lot of (foods, among which is fine assortroent:''of Christmas tree ornaments, which .wo rail to churches and otbw Institutions at .cost PffcM. J. O. CaiuoW; No. tlW, Commercial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth stroett. I8.l4.2w. A negro named Janes, yesterday ap- pneo; Br. Woods to attrWa frYstbl ball frosa his cheek. The ball fas put there by a shot by aaothar. negro, while' tho two were on pie( steamer Smnsa C. Elliot, near Colunibus, Kentucky, the assaulting negro niado hit escape. A certificate, snbHrtbed and sworn to by Gen. E. T. Winslow, chief contractor, and Col. Cbas. I. Wood, assistant, of the u. vV. v. railroad, vetting fortb that on the 13th day of DeceraW, 19T4, a through train passed over that road from Vln. cennee to Cairo, and that tha road was In good order, wa presented to our county court last week. -The Mllliken Bros., late of Paducab, have removed to this city. This .new firm brings with it tho good opinion of tho people of Faducah; and already even before they have got snugly into quarters .among us they havo tho confldenco of all our business men. Success to them, and welcome to our small but "driving"' city. Ex-Alderman Carroll Is hanging in the fence, studying about the Pope pro position. Ho is a groat admirer of that gentleman, and knows he will make a good mayor. If Popo is a candidnto for Mayor, Carroll will undoubtedly bo an ad vocate of Webb's claims to the city attor neyship. Tbero will bo a sumptuous dinner given by the ladles of the First Missionary Baptist church, nt their church on Christ mas day, with a festival. Tboy solicit ladies and gontlomon who love good things to glvo them a call, as this Is ther first effort to pleaso the public who love tho datnties of tbts world. There will bo a finecako worth $12 drawn, with a gold ring wprth $8. Dinner from 1 to i p.m. Tickets SOcts., children 2Ccts. By order of the committee. Cunningham Is busy carrying passen gers to and from tho Cairo and YInconnes railroad depot. Ho Is already negotiating for a $1,200 omnibus, and intends to bo tho king 'busman of Cairo, when sho has ob tained her &00,000 inhabitants. If his prosont enterprise succeeds, bo will lose no lime in putting down street railroads on all tbo principal strcots of the city. He is determined to hdlp tho pooplo get lroin "point to point" in this city as rapidly as tbo demnnds of business and travel require. Lndles will find at Burger'sy 144 Com mercial avenue, fancy goods of all kinds, solectpd with oipccial roforenco to tbo hol iday season men and boys will find all kinds of boots and shoes, and ladles' and misses' shoos that will give perfoct satis faction. Mr. Burger has alio dress goods shawls, skirts, furs of all kinds such as minks, sables, otc; all new, just received from the East, and now being sold at very low prices at figures reduced to meet the domands of tho holiday trudo, so tbnt tho nlmblo penny may bo turned Instead of tho slow dollar. Call and ecu for your self, if, Sowing machlno findings of every kind, such as noodle, oil, springs, shuttoU bobbins, sastors, tuck-markurs, conlors, hommuri, oil cans, tcrew drivers, wronchhs and nil dillkult ports of the machine that wnur out. Also soir-aetlnir millers, the best In use. All kinds of inachinos re pairod, Persons ut n distanco can adjust tho mnchino from tho stand, puck It in a box or laskot und send by express. All worK warranted. J. C. Oakson 160 Commercial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. 12-15 1 In. Bill Campliold, a colored gentleman Irom the rural districts, came to town yesterday with a lot ol' fur. He soon found Andrew Johnson, colored, who vol untoerod to assist him in tho sale of his goods. Andy took tho package of skins and bade' William follow him. Going straight to a saloori; kept by Auati Tur ner, Andy stepped in nt tho front ddor and quickly made his exit out the back way, loaving Bill to elbow his way through the crowd of darkies. The unfortunate William lost track, of. Andy, and up to this time bus not succeeded In llnding him. The Cairo delegates to the railroad convention, at Paris, Tennessee, Messrs. Hurd, Smith, (Dr.), Barclay,' Bross, and Oberly, nuito iu praiso of tho hospitality of tho good people of Paris, Tennessee. General Atkins, Dr. Dickinson, and other gentlemen of tho committeo, wero cour teous and attentive. The delegation in dulged in the good faro, furnished by "mine host," Carter, of Cartor's hotel. They tared suniptuosly, but tho cold breezes had a depressing effect upon thorn, But in the fact that they contributed by their presence at tho convention, to'lnaug urate a movement that will give, Cairo another and valuable railroad, they lilid consolation. They would frcozo again to advanco tho ontorprlio. Caiiio, Ills., Dec. 20, 1872. Editok Bulletin: DKAit Siu :-lterewith 1 hand vou bill lading for your inspection for lOabuireU.of Hour from Mr. D. iletter, Vleuna, 'Illinois. I hW Is the first car loud of Hour over the usiro Hud VlncenncH railroad and will be In to-day. Yourw, P. Cuut. Wo placo tbo abovo in our columns as tho rocord of un important event In tho history of tho progress of Cairo. It may not appear' to, the reader to to of great moment, but yens after this the curious searcher throughtho lies of tho Cairo papers' will road Mr. Cuhl's noto not without interest,, und from it draw, information which may appear in this sbano in ithe columns of Tub Bulletin, Issued Vn tho morning of the 20th of Ducomber, A. D.11972, by John 11. Oberlytbo gTond-ion of the pres ent proprietor, and be road by its at least 100,000 subscribers: "Tho first carWd ol flour over tbo Cairo and Vlncennes railroad was rocolved in Cairo on tbo 20th of December, .1872;, and now thousands of barrels nro recclvod every day. Yester day tho famous Hour dealer, Jumos Ham bleton, (whose groat-grand-fathor was tbu well-known Win. II. Hambleton), corner of Casey avenue and .Thornton slroot, Twenty-secnnd Ward, formerly tbo village of Mound Cltyi 'receives thousand bar rels over this road alone. If thoold-tlme Callages wore living to-day. they would open their oyos with astonishment while looking upon this city, which has ad vancod with such murvolously rapld strides to tho rank of tho greatest olty ,of jhe repute, embracing asjt dos.the Western Hemi's. phero." and most complete -.stock of Furs e&r brmilio&iro consisting of Mink, Squirrel: and other vnviotics, nil of which nve ollbrcd at great bar- a j .a S-t.ul gams lOTAJWnojLHiays. vim WoYM&r 13-22 3t. jail' f'Jj"'V v' Wsiseo any V ouatroit.MinYiri of jBmsAttWBjKme raen, younjl in year Ws'whJveypwl ihelr summor ore ItWMeiift- lisftm.lowmby, various exccsse'-it'eloieUauraont.'' UetCfcoitleuf Pirkeft Compound Fluid Extract BaMU, and we stake our reputa tion on It, Vou wlN And If" friend in nood." sin no more, least a worio thing come unto thoo; tako tho tnediclno faith fully, and you will bo ropald by u full re storation of your prlstime vigor. Korsalo, C.& V. HA?K3. Mr. J. R. Cunningham's popular ox press wagons and passenger hack will conuoct with cvory outgoing mid incom ing train" tn tho Oujro and j Ylijconncs railroad, cdnvoylhg t" hnd from "tho depot to or from uny placo la tbo city both pas sengors and baggage. Orders loft nt 85 Commercial ayenuo, or sent through tho mall, will bo promptly responded to. TIME TA1ILK. Arrlvos from Mound City at 7:30 a in Leaves for Tunnel.at.,.M,, ...8:00 lit Arrlvos from Tunnel GC.,..'.jj..7:00 p m Loaves fcr Mound City at 7:30 p tn Uucks willlcavo 85 Commercial uvetiue, corner of Sixth street, at 7 a (in. und C p. in. 13-'.'2tf. defunct! Such is lifo. But yciterday wo walked the streets In all the prido and glory of ourioiinhood, To-day", frona tho tremb ling Litck of his epizootic Pegasus, tbo "pbilnn tropic poot,Aghalativo." rends to n sympathetic public our epitaph. How sad I Our germ hath been developed our opltaph waits, und yet wo hcslUto to take water, although tho "Styx of Erebus" no toriety Is surely warm and buoyant. Wo hesitate only because wo wish to sny ono word to our dear Christian friend, "Aglml ativo'ip'.'tho mildcsTnannorodinfl that eveVlculilod shlpVr cut a'thrdftf'." "You say, blltbo Aghalativo, wo "onhnnccd the valuo" of your masterly sarcastic effusion by our friondly romarks. Wo aro proud of it not tliut it needed enbancoment i no, no. Tho valuo to tho cnuio of Chris tianity whs fabulous from thojump. But because wo love thee. For us to mention tho name of tho author of tho following-, would bo Entirely superfluous in talking to ft poet so thoroughly versed 'in poetr fti'fhou nrt. Ajlialativc, iind might inconvenlenco us; but that 'somebody wrotd It wu aro posi live, a wo aro. copying,l vord for word: "Fhiiio is tho birthright of genui9 nud ho recketh' not how long It bo delayed. Tho Heir noed not haston to his horltugo whon ho kiiowuth'iliat his tendro is olernal." Wo (uwthee, Aghalativo, quiotly taking pinscmon of thy birthright, Famo, and we nlmnst unconsciousiy'oxclnimcll; "bully." Wo know thai wulj-timed silenco luith tnoro olouunci),.thun ,spoech. Ilut'twn) our soul, not our lip!, went oil', dour Aghal ativo, when wo realized thy tonuro was eternal." Soluhl As to tho udvico you gavo us "L. O'L," look"- to the btiast, and, whon ho Iticks boumUli tlip load, that his back is unable to suppof tjjearn u lesson." Ouroycs follow thee; and thn following from tho fame inspired writer, how beauti ful: n Yes, and if over, during thu tiino to comt..Vou think about uisuming unu'ther load'ofwit, kick,-klck, until you knqok out j-ourjjwn bruins und rid mankind of tho icoifrgo." Thb iniiuuation that we bavo brains is a noVr pno on Uifund to havo It clothed In such beautiful language masked as. tho' 'twero not intended for u compliment, makes it doublysweot. Oh, Aghulativu, to bouriud by ttiao "is a pleasu'roand not daiu I SetwJ round tbe"herso. L. Oiii. Cairo, Dec. 15th. f") ...1 VJ Throw Not Tbopi.k'h Faults' In their teeth, for theru uru few teeth that bavejnot faults of-their own. Thero is but ono Way to preserve them without spot or blotrtbjh, and that,!, by tho daily use of tho best dentritlcu in existence, fragrant Sor.odont, cool, rgfreihlng und agreeable. 12-22-d4.w,lw Maonktizino iue Bloou. If thoso who uro In thu hubit of warming thoir fuel at night by u'rtlficlarmeans, would tnuko u few ftpplicatio:i8ufDr.) Trask's Magnetic Ointment, 'they1 would'' havo mt further troublo from that tourco. Its mugnetic qualities promote tho healthy circulation of tho blood, restnro vigor to tho small vessels of tho skin, and glvo a healthy glow' to iths surfueft tioo jidvarUaLmentf in another column. 12-22-wlt Twkntv Ykars .Younukk. To say that hundrods of maids, wives and widows look twenty yours younger thkn they uro In conivaUenco'of the coutplixioaaU'roah noss derived from the uset ofi.llAUAN'u Maonolia Halm, is simply to stale an absoluto fiictl-r)iiclil'biiiBlit' hoj promptly vorilled by diroct t.vimpfly (ff-ladlcs wuro as willing, tOjtelVittjeir,ages aVt6"u9o thu host moarts oflraikio'g themselves lovely. Nature Bomotrnifs, but Vory rarely, crowns tbo oharra of perfect features with n com plexlo'nlof exquisite clearnoss; but oven then time soon begins to mako inroads up on tho volvot clieek, tho fair whltu brow, tho Ivory bust, the rounded nrin. To pro sorvetho "glory of Woman" unblemished, even after tho morlcllau of life has been passed, it is only necessary to uio dully this cooling, healthful., vegetable preparu tion. s,t ja-ascod&wlw Tiik Arlington hotel of Washington D. C, for tl).o,)thlril,tijnp since its opuqlng, has unilergonoli complete embellishment. It was originally lilted up. In grand stylo, with every convonlo'nro, olegiineo and itix ury that pxpyrieiico, tusto and Judgment could dcslro und money uccomplibh, During tho ?sjiinef succeeding t was boautlfully frescoed und rono vaud throiigbnut. Within the imst two rnontlis all tho chambers havo boon cwvortd with tho now stvlo ol' currus- cated gold and silver paper,. The, Homo, nns ueen ro-paintcu, re-narpoted, und u number of the rooms.rp-furnlsbed. From tbo constant efforts'df tho' Messrs Roessle, ling- mug. NEWS 1 XBIttYKn. Seoamor EmWrfO. llllett, Momphii. Jim. Flsk, Jr., Faducah. Stoatnor Glasgow, Hickman. I 1 and to bt-autiry and improvo It. "ThoJArling ton" is now far more luxurious 'und mini MpckeVthanwhqnyflM afierifca pil lis i-f vuiiu iuusuou wuat tnoy designed it siinuid bo Tho Hotel of the capital. 12-Uw3m. K.U1 ,())JJ') Illinois; ColUulhui Jim. Flsk, Jr., Paducah. CONOtTIOM OF TIIK niVKHS. Hero, tbe.rlver Is falling steadily, lea was floating past tho harbor yestordny. Heavy Ico was going oudf UiojMisilssjp pi, nnd that stream Is gorged with Ico Just below Grand Towor. Thore was some foars, of it borgins betwoon here nnd Co lumbus, but thoy may bo set asido ,ns groundless. Tho latest rqporls frqm bo- iowi sun report only four, and, one-hall foot at Point PloasanL Cumberland rlvor Iseporlcjl swelling .rapidly, with ovur flvo foot on Harpoth Shoals. Special .dispatches 19 Tiik Bulletin re port tho condition of the Mississippi and Ohio rivors at various places. ,1 ,ilU81KES!l ANIl WEATHKK, At tho lower lahding thero was idarcoly anything doing nnd tho roads down to tho wharf wore slippory as glass. At tho up por landing thu" Continental, Hllptt, (nnd LowU woro busjly ongnged handling freight.' TUj( weather was Windy, cold "uhd'snow. Ing part of tho day. MISCEI.LANKOU. i Tho Continental comrnoncod discharg ing her freight yesterday, which consists of 500 hogsheads of sugar and 400jjarrols et molasses. Tho Emma C. Elliott brought up COO balosof cotton for tho Fast. Hho Is now loading nnd will leuvo for Moinphfs to day. Capt. Robort K. Hellly, u curcful and experienced steaiiiboatmaii, has booh appointed coniniandor of hor nnd took charge yoitonlay. The Susio Silver will got away this evening loaded to 1 feet. Tho Dexter begins loading for Now Orleans Monday. Tho Arlington is duo to-day for Cincln- liati with J.500 bales cotton. Tho Mary Davags has takou her burges and gotiu to the bank to await tho opening of tho Mississippi river. The now steumor John a. Uransford and Kllu Hugbcs havo gono from Nashville to tho head'of Cumberland river. Tho now steamer Pat Rogers, built for tho Loulsvlljo and Cincinnati mail line, mado hot trial' trip Thursday and her por formances woro sucossful. She Is 252 feet long, 30 foot breadth nnd draws 30 Inches, nnd will carry about 700 tons. Sho bus -I doublo flupd boilors, iO Inchon, In'diametor nnd 20" feot long. Her cylinders uro 21 Inches In dlamotor wRh 1 foot stroke. Sho is rogardod iu the, test stoatnor in tho lino and will bo fast. Tho Mary K. Poo has laid up hore,paid oil' her crow, and will not go up the Ohio rlvor. Tho.Tyrono ruisod steam nnd lit out for Nushvillo last ovoning, and will nt onco cntor the .trado botweuu hero and there If tho water places tho channel In tt condition that sho can do it. Cuptain Harmon says that ho is tired of laying his boat ut tb0 bank and is going Into somo t'rndo sure. The St. Louis 'Republican' of tho 20th says: "Tho story statod by tho Com merce, (Mo.) 'Dispatch' or a man being robbed and thrown overboard on tbo Marv McDonald, is n haro fabrication, and do" servos tho sovorcst censure Tho man has lnco turned lip at his homo, nnd reportod there that bis wire lind been robbed and murdered. Tho'ofHeors of tho boat do not think In? had as much monoy us reported, as ho tried to get passage up on the boat freo,'and during tho trip boh parties woro drunkall tbo wuy, Tho man seemed as Ifho wanted to shift the woman, and would havo got off, a couple of landings below but ho was afraid the, woman would seo him leavo the. boat. PHIL. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, V I t oll I City National Bank BbIMIbb;. M i Ml .IS V, 1 Mta-Hpeeil attyiuoqpaui to orJora Irom sieani buniii niitht or dm KW,your'doora and, gates shut with tho DucUy Spring fromiHaliey'a. -rir: r ADVERTISEMENTS DISSOLUTION. The 'llrmof Thomas .t Alden has this day been dissolved by iimliul consent, Mr. Q. At. Ahlen retiring. The business will be contlu Uud.liyAVinsiU.Tbomas Jls Co.,, who', will as fume all the liabilities and collect all iuc the k,,o1?".: .1 V'.M. Jt. THOMAH, 1 T II H CAIRO PRICE CURRENT M ISSUED SEMI-WKKKLY. ri.i 1 j..'ii.ua:ri 1 OF ISSUI3TUK3DAY AND FRIDAY Wllft .WulWliW,, comer of 1 wclni) st, und yuhlugtoii,ttvu. 'rii;nllicd in. miantllles to Milt, with their rrd iit'tho head of tho llrst' cqlmnu. Price, SJ!.',u,"l,c(,'J',,i',d)le dv.crySulurday. jtgf;.caYo ordcra on morning of l.ue. ATi'ACUMKNT NOTICE. Oscars. DflWdprciid4irt,;(w' hereby null lied that on the 1 dav ol' Mm-. ikt- u i. .ofuttaehmeiu vasisiiud out yf tb ileiVi onieo ui inu Aio.iuniiur connty vircnit court jliilho htato or Illinois, against your eiuti. ictmnahji) uu tho UrtMouily of Jvilv, mvi. ton term of xald court then to Im ho'ldoiiut 1 ho court-huiibu, in Cairo, nt I lie suit of ller nanl Aleiluimo, pl.ilntlri, tor iho'sum ill' $i3Ti), whlcb.writ has ,beu Uxtturnvd served 011 u garnUheo, and that ald bull Is now Iieiidlng In said com I. Xow utiles you, the ,ald defendant', shall airtiear, give liiilf, and Dleud within the t ine Hin ted for rnm-ti... jiearunce in said case, Judginuut will be re. idcrcd against you. aud proceeding taken aL'idnst such iraruUheu 1 ,n-.lln in iu I .MUlJKN'rlfatJtJ. ciork. Alien, iuuihe) uneeier, piainiui H utior ny. 12-22-3 w. l)ec:mber21. 172. J. ui a li .1 ISTO 74 OSIIO' XiiSVBl- sl'C; HCHPtatfsfijtfaBBft! BBBnaBBBBBBBBBBaBBLvfeaV Retail and presc riptiou 1 aWIMiWlHafliffiM OBHattlljHM BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBS raaaaai BBB1MBB1IBBBB A BBJBBBBBBBBBB aBBBBJ aBBMJBiaBBHaBBBBBJ VI BHBBBBBaW BBal LBB BMaBVaBBBHalli aaaBBSiafl bHbbbbM rlarvEaKijafiaaBlaBS aaV aBHaWBam wBBBbWBhIbH BBBJJBaBKBBBr (.-SBjBjjBBBSMMgejgj-r Consef Wasblugton Ave. I Of cbamoU and rabbH gklu, rorweak lungs. i 1 i u a At 1UKCLAY UKOU. I i CIILOItATe t LOZBNOBS FOlt TlljtOAT, k Prepared and sold 1 1 Hr II A HO LAY 11 HOS HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES 1 I And DMufVcUijU lorftlublw. At UAHCLAY llHOS. FINE CIGARS, "HO.NKV HKF.V' "YOUNG AMF.KICA,' And "Unlursal UtsudaTil." At UAHCLAY BROS. n-20-tr. UO TO THK CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE, VOK YOUK BOOTS A. 1ST ID SHOES- MR. A. BLACK, Having cnl.irL'rd and handiomely rclitted UU store, now offers to the imblle, theiMSt and lirobably the larKext und iuokI coiulete stock or Hoots aud .Shoes lu the city; to which tie Invito Hi careful Inspection or every boot aud hoe wearer, uarauteciUK to please ev ery one In regard to price and ntylc. !ll MocU whlrli Is Just received Is compute Iu every department of erley to the trade 11 better line of goods than ever before, with uuu) 'luduceiuents lu rerd to price lo the plirebater. oia-a?H:E holidays. lie has ,011 hand u tim Hue ol cbildreu's'ahoes or every style, quality audcolor, cou Hlstlug r 1'KAJUi CUEIt, FHENCII KID, BUTTONKD TAMFIEB FOXED POLISH, ETtJ. Iln particularly rails attention to his handsome line of Ladles' and MMseV shoei and )llpierK, In which lie has always hid the repuUtlonorexeclllOK i the Vuest aaol inoitcota iilcie h! hat ever had, conslntiu;; or ever' quality, ntylu and cut appropriate foe the com loitol thinf-entoii, Also, the large'Htock or Rentlnmeu'H, youthV and boys' boot, which Mr. Mack prides biinAlf Is the Uuest selection lu the city, aud enables hliu to supply a want toiuj rt by the Kentlemv'Uin thfi city, the ability to purchase a custom made boot or shoe for about one half price paid to city MioeinakerH. No gentleman' wanting 'line tilting custom made boot, either made, to measure, or rroru .store.- should fill to ace hla stock. JCTMr. Black, in tie Hole agent for Messrs. Brolaski t Co., whose goods be keojiH ouly, .add ho' .ira&iribJ overy.jiair. CORNKR EltJHTH STREET AND COMMERCIAL AVENUE. Ctabllshod, November lUnl72. CAIBO i CONSERVATORY or Ou the corner of 12th street and Washington uvenue ppposIteBulletlu otlble Will, open MONDAY,' NOVEMBER 18,' hl2. Tultlou lrom $2 to 820 per term. IN CLASSES OF 1 TO 4 EACH.) 1 Ho pains will bo spared to make it I'LEASANT, x FROFITAHLE, 1 AND SATISFACTORY to all conoerncd,' N. P. CURTICE, Director, Teacher or Vocal, Orjran and l'lauo Music.1 "J. MRODENUAWGUi Teacher of Wiiid audStrlug Iuslxumenis (See elltlilar.) 11-H tf.. ,1 JJ, M. IIUI.E,, K p II A N DTS E BR O KEll, 1 1 ANl)- COMMISSION MERCHANT, 1 1. 1. 1 l'lTTvliasliiif for Merclmitra'specTaltty'; Olflce: UdOhio l.evcc, CAIRO, r.LS. I O 1 dSTteferencns, Cairo MerchanU. H.jr, UEUOULDi -'Ji' man i-xiiaiia,.ij f 4 i J'i Viu'ir'ilanu' ffdmbeV't' 'initenalj WJA -1 oootH.ohtok vlrr tlC. frrT' Irt Vi H lioil5irT'i0sr,.' muY TssttolHotueM, tMsaBr.aaW Martyr WaSrWfor4- NTB'ft( I MLOck.AoVlSltlilaOlVliLVBlff BOOK BIK1!4.-1 PATRONIZE HOME TB'ADH I v 1 J, C. H UELS, Late ot St. Louis.. t is BOOKBINDER AtUf BOOK MANUFACTURER, BULI2ETIN1 BINDERY, S t 4 U f Coruer, twelfth street and Couunercisl Ave BTlANK BOOKS of every description doae with naatnesa and dispatch. All hlada of ml I ng douo at short notice. Bible, Music. Magazines and Periodicals bound neat and attlie lowest possible rates. t County work, such as Records, Dockets, Fee UooWs, Blanks, etc., made a ipeclallty Motet, Pocket Books, Kinretowai etc., made to ot-Ur.. H-.M'. xmrmmt, stable; TENTH 8TRKB, v BTJVfKM,WJH'K'i'JllllK, AMD W1LMOI Dr. U. K. Vialds larorma tea tublio tbst be bs '.S.l M I i?P"BW'J 14 U tx 1 1s I V E R Y jS T A B L ;E, on the northwest Ids of TtUhtrel as ift'autj.. Vlir b. furuls'li.tl 'VitlJ aeae' but tii BEST ilp3siElSu 1 17 AND GOOD VEHI0LS8. 1 1 J u t it. aud the public may be accommodated at. al hours of the day. and night wlth"ifo teams on the lowest teraos. tjiMu Dri Fields asks a share ofpubllcpatronwre aud, will endeavor to merit It by fair dealing aud strict attention to business. DKCbRXTWifc; QN'aUlf ORNAMENTAL 1 OHAINTNG1. AND MARBLINtt of (IVerVDescrlpUon. DEcoiuaiNa AND GiLDiNa In eVery style; plain aad l'astloular attention pi Urdera solicited for Uauuer raiuuua. FANCY GA83 SHOW CARDS nrtiKsBMtilBil. 1 v id to Glass OMdtei icenery, Teaoe ansi aut,.'ulaiu and oBuauutal. All woGkJa tniKe4i,,vv ray care wia (V; Uhnll In PAVTV II, Commercial avenue und Efathtk atraat iepttf. 1 ,i House, coraer I u DM' I

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i jeihovl.A m.'H n 'J 1 i fJttUMA. ai'LlM JAJH traHtr ia m-; ."a v.hjiaa L::t kit Jtr.luf ilul- .1 DUlJlIl aHLjBk;;w i-rfMo UoiiiWIt" aaT 1IU M tvjt ffCw'T 1-.l''.AV r m i" i ill B JOHNJL OBEKLV, PROPRIETOR. CAIRO. ILLINOIS, SUNDAY. DECEMBER ip 1872 -SUPPLEMENT, BULLETIN BUILDING WASHINGTOAV. f GEORGE FllANUIH TRAIN IN THE TOMBS. 0ATA0AZYNOT DISGRACED AT HOME. THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO AHttlVE IN OIN0IN-NATL JURY COMPLETED IN CASK. LOUISIANA CITIZENS' COMMIT. TEE IN NEW YORK. 1 OPINION OF ATTORNEY OF.NER AL WILLIAMS. SEIZURbVOISTBENEW ORLEANS TIMES. ETC- ETC., ETC. ttjtporttd. Especially for the Bulletin. NEW OKLXAHS COMMITTER- Wasbinoton, Doc 21,-j-Tbe Now Or Imiu committee will bold another meet ing Monday. They wll egree upon an address to lbs people. t j MBWsrArEB SBIEED. Njw Orleans, Doc. ?W. A sensation uwutl to-nlgbl by tbe seixur.of tbe New Orleans' Tiaics' nowtpeperoileei by the United S talcs marshal, on an order of Judge DuroTI pr the Un'Rotl States court. The writ of eeirure was iuu.d in the, cue of J. W.McKee, claiming tube acredi tor of C. A. Weed, Dubllther of tlio Timet.' Tbo object to fore Weed Into bankruptcy. There will be no Timet' It iquJ to-incomw, though the prlnteM and employes offer, to work a week without coinpemation. ORTONS OROAN. New York, 21. Thu latott report in regard to tbe Tribune, it that Mr. Orton bat tendered the chief odltorihlp to James Q, Blatne, speaker of tbu, house of rep resentatives. It titld Mr. Blaine was Mr. Ortoa's Brst choice, and that negotia- tiont with Mr. Colfax! wire due to Mr. SIOfYaJr. Mr. 'lllalne bat the propoiltion undsr advisement. Tha sub-committea of' Louisiana citi- MBi'-delegAtlcru arrived here thlsforenoon. Ttouvjsitlsiuadewlth.aviow of taking sumo measures iu tbe North which may have an ioffuonce In reference 'tb tbo trouble in New Orleans. Tbe committee bad a contultatlon meeting at noon and discussed the subject, but it it undorttotid tbat no definite action waa taken. During the day tboj' waiUJ upon Jobh" Toloy, a member of the cominitteo of 70. Con irrMimen ltoiovelt and other clUzena woro prete&U They reiatod their grievance and atkdd for itiL'iwlionl. 1 Foley tug ('aateil that tbsy elklon jibe pretklont, wk9i1n'hli opinion, would promptlyrem edy any gTievancet.exfiting,4 iimtT. Ikw Oklca.nk, Dec. 21. Judge Alii ander Walker and E. O. Hahcock.latioci- aieUdlUjr of tbu New Orleant Timet,' wi)Hituei njewtajjeto-uiprrowc The fimetVepeailonj touted a genoral bx- prettton oi regrei. TUKfRKSIDKNT. r iitv'crtxlrf, Dec. 21. PretlJeUt Grant engaged roomt at the DurrJett'Ooute,, but at midnight bad not arrived; He t expected at 3 o'clock in the morning,. ITUK LAST JIOKD. Wasuisqton, 21. Tbe.latt outttanding bondt amounting to $5.50, of the' loan of Mirch 31, 1648,- which matured July 1, 1868, bavo utt been paid. 1 VAM HOT UK CBAX0D. Nearly all tho mombori of the Loulibtna delegation go liotiiu fully satlitled that nothing. can be done to change tbuprctont tatni of affairs in that ttate. COLTAX. A telegram from Now York tayt furtb er trantfert of Trlbuno ttockiwilli bo made. -oM-to overcome Colfax't-objectiont to v.ccj.tlMgitbeiedltor.hlp,.Uj 4 OI'INION UIVKK. "WajtumoTON, Deo.aL The attorney general ha given bit opinion in the cutu of France! Ileinrlck, who claimed protec I A I li n 1 mn,ni trn vmm ninni frnna hn. ing mauo to tervo in mo Auiirmn urmj on tbe ground tbat bo it an Ainerlcun cm aeaiuJleinrbk wat burnin New lork 1850, of Austrian paroutt, who had resided tbero temporarily, nd wbo.twji yours aftor Francis 'war torn, returned to" 'Aus tria. Mr. Williams decides that lloinrick Is not an American, citizen, bocauno under tbe treaty of 1870, the residid ,tlvu yeurs uontlnualy In Auitriu, 'and availed biiiv atAt nt an Allltrlan nnmvirl tn trnVAl. Hllil Uel u aeawv w stiw wim kv Its nuw United, States don't pake bjui ticition of tuu country. JUIX1C 1IBADLE Y ti 1 a v. u.n. A ,i..Mnl ne xt "Orleans'iu hold court. It it certain bo will not do so unless at the suggestion of tbe president, 1 suprivii Court. 'alto understood that the tiiproino court regards Itself without any pnwer over the question ot Judgo Uradley'SKp- log to now Orleans In the nrosunt emcN TUKTJIAUU. Lokbok, 21. The River Thames whlcb bu already over-flowed it banks at many uTUAa places, suddenly rose nearly one root to day. At Windsor Home park it is one vast lake, thousands of acres of other ETC., KTO, ETC. land is submerged. The pretont inunda Iteported Especially foi the Cairo bulletin. lon is the greatest since the flood of 1852. I 11 irnnv trnvn THAIN IN TKOUUI.E. New Vohk, 21. In tbe oyer and ter- Romb, Dec. 21. The king bat almost miner court to-dav Geo. Francis Train entirely recovered. An army bill wa in plead guilty io publishing a paper ceiled troduced Into tbo Italian parliament to- tho "Train League," which, according to day, providing mat an iianant oeiween tbe indictment, it an obtcene publication, IB and 40, tball .be tubject to military la. but exoneratei Nlcbolat'.from complicity, duty Tho latter was balled. Train romeined in kxi-kli.ed. tbo,ToraU Parw, 21. Cora Pearl was expelled hxttletj. from France inconsequence of Al.uuval, Tbe settlement of Gould with the Erie on of a wealthy rwidont of Paris, who company was consummated to-day. founded tbe soup noutet in uu cujr, uir oioirtun iTiTHTlrQ iUUOllUK f" p...,w.x, tw 01 Th. ...n..lnn1l. PAEIB. Dec. zi. xteioro aujouruiug im. entof th. ch.mber of commerce, Henry afternoon the aswmbly finally passed the D. M.xw-ll. who ha. been Catherine Dork- Dill restoring- iu r.u. j,..u. ,u.. packing statittics for the chamber's infor mation, submitted a prelunonary report to-day, from which It appears tbat 103 towns and cities in tho Wett, excltitive of Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Loult, and Louis ville, had packed, up to various dates, MISCELLANEOUS. FOREIGN. THE FLOOD IN ENGLAND. ETC., ETC., ETC. aero this eventaf The. river bat fallen inches smsTle grged.at Barriioavlllo and at Dutch Bend. The Teraiocc, which left at'2 e.m.-rWLouItvlIle, laid up at Tell City. Ada Ilellman. from Cairo, only. ar rived 10-day; one aita uss up. ci kw urlvakb, uecj ai. o arrivals. Departed II. 8. Turner. Belfast for Cin cinnati; Belle Lee, Memphis. Weather clear and cool. PiTTiBuao, Dec. 21. River rising at 7 clock, with 7 foot 8 inches in the channel. OJoudy smd rtieetjf "snow storm (falling. Considerable ice runnibg In tbe' Mononga hela, and boats dare not venture out. An Institution. A Charter Oak Ceoking Stove is absolutely nocetury for life and libertv to all women, for it light ens their ,)abortl preitrves their health, cheers 'and soothes their temper, econo mizes ineir lime ana ttrengtb, and extends their leisure. 12-22d&wit. Dick Fowler, Captain Leaves Cairo DAILY, (Sunday excepted), at 1 v.iu. r ur irciKui or uuaaice auuiy un uvaru Or IO J AS. JIALLOKY. AM. 1UI1 Oil confiscated property. MAKKET REPORT. Ciiicaoo. Dec. 21. Flour dull and nom inally eiiilor; generally held previous pri ces, wneat irregular anu oatier, i iu ranging from Doccmber U to tbe prosent Jauuary; $1 18 February; car lots ol time, O85.000 hogs; estimates for tbu re mainder of the seaion, made by packers n other places aggregated 1,290,000 makldsr the whole number for tbeio places, which embrace nearly all principal packing polntl of tbe Wcit, ex- feredatll 16; No 1 nominal. Com quiet, 30JC cab Dtcorabor; 3(30Jc January, 3lJ31Jc February; 35(o)iCc May; 3CJC June. Uats dull and eatiur, 2o cash Da cmber;24jc January; 24c February. Rye strong; offerings light, 05 bid. iiarley stronger 00 J bid. Provisions quiet, nomi nal and unchanged. Pork bold $11 75 spot and January; $11 8712 Marcb. clutl ve of tha four dtles namod, 1,882,000, This would make an increase over last Lard steady, held 7c casb; nominally .i.J i.,.t t r 7 1-ICc January: 71c March spot. Hams jU iu. w. r "i 1 fi.i.,.. ;i 2,830,000 or 18 and 56-100 per cent. The VliwpriceirD nog7"$4 25 remainaer 01 tuu nwi,uui .uiuunis uU 4 J(J nti qmg wniticey uuu anu un fnur rllln. named. Decked last Vtar 631.- tettled. bold 0)c: 8'Jc bid. 1 .1... i -i... n. Cincinnati, unio, riour nrm, WMU. tl IUU ..Jt..o .u y.. 0---7 t -1 f I tl UL'Hl ItCAUli we "'a""!) im- beard Irom, should ne in mo tamo rawo, Q u,n nc)langea. Cotton dull and anu a like incrvaiu uio iu uuchaliet-U. liUKV tieauy one. rurx natl, Chicago, Loultville and St. IjO-.J, it dull; bulk meats dull and unchanged, would make tho whole Increase In tbe Green meaU quiet and unchanged. Hogt iitn. AtK ifin ,wi ,m.ln,1... steady W63 70. Principal tales 3 00 uui unr,v.. (53 CO. I-urd dull and unc-Iiungou. if tho Wett, 410,000, making the increaie aw Oiilkan.', Dec. 'Jl. lleceiptt fo n tbo whole Wett, 887,000 and it would flour 45, corn 3,10V, Uacon 100, caskt o jiake'tbo aggregate packing of tbe Wett lard 195, tierces 42, cotton 2,078. Flou V ,,,L, fair and demand; doubles $C 25; low trebb r7il3 06. 1-urd dull and unc-bunuod. casks or r trAl.lft for tbe scaton, 5,670.000. '47 ,Ml0 7ST bolco s8a cold wxatak. w i, ..i, v tm0 60. Corn, no sales. Parsons. Ki., Dec. 21. Six inches of buvers are boldinic back. Oats no demand snow here, and the weather it colder tban hitt bccrl kn6wn for yeart. A TKBT CAuK. Everything indicates the oarly and sat isfactorv tcttlumuiit of tbo land diOicultio' recently to exciting, 11I0115 thn lino of the M. K. T. railroad. A test case U'to bo submitted to the courts for speedy and finuj decitioti. o further trouble is ap prt-li ended. Tbe M. K. Jc T. railroad will b com plctud to IJonniion to-morrow nlgbl. Nxw York, Dec. 21. Information has been J received Uiat i-minitur j(,'ijUcazy lit 47c: ibv ditto, nrlmo SdUfoaj; cnoice $35. Pork firm at $13 87iU 00; bacon In fair domand at ofo:yaiiuic; uamt fcurco at lB18Jc. 'SVbikey easier at 98c; Cincinnati 8c Cotton 111 good de mand; middling 1'JJ- stoning r-j; tigni CH aticount. Arrived Jonn ivyio. St. Louis. Dec. J I. Flour very quiet Wheat dull. No 3 fall C8c. Corn dull 33 vuitc white mixed. Oats a shade bettor hut inactive -'tic. ivo iiitinor locueuveru Hurley no sales. WUUkey una 3c. Pork uomlaal $12. Dry salt unclmnged onlv order trado. Dttcon no salei. Lard dull CJc offered and Cjc aiked. Ilogs dull v-' IIIMII ILcIOri. I St. Ixiirm, 21' Flour quiet domand and bat not fuWn into dWgraco with tho'ciar. business light. Wheat very dull small v r 1. lci No 3 spring $1 07.; do fall $1 68. lie oat JUtl poem unpioyeu io nujuiv ti- c u pQ 2 wblte mtwi 3334c. lain occleMluttical dimcuitivt uotween me oH No 2 mixod 2Cc. Barley very little doing. Rye higher; No 2 76c delivered. ,.r j..,,i,i! i.i.i,. Whisky arm 3c. roric nominal itc. r,..,.B -.uT.. rjfyiBitmeatdullandunchanged. Packed ops in Poland. H loU .jjouer, 4C clear rib Cc; clear 6c. pope and thu Ruttian government, con- TOKIU. A lull Jary wat completed in Stokes' cato to-day.' CASUAliTIES. Bacon nominal; shoulders 6Jc; clear rib 8c; clear 8jc. Lard dull Cjc offered; Cjc asked. Jloirs dull $3 25(3 70; bulk sales $3 50(33 00. Cattle unchanged. Inferior and.couiroon l)2jc; fair to prime 35c; choice to extra ol(aoi DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. .PAUL, ALSO ONE AT DAnDKNELLr., ARKANSAS. Cuicaoo. Dec. 21. Flour dull. Wheat active and advanced; No 1 spring SI 22; No 2 spring $1 10 casb; JNo 3 $1 oziQgi vs. Corn opened firm, closed dull; No2 mixed 8034c casb. Oats, fair demand; No 2 24 fc. Provisions quiet. Fork nominal $11 05 catb. Lard steady $0 959, Meats aulet. Whiskey dull bale, 2itvr xork. uec. 1. riour sieauy, rum. Little Rock, 21. A fire occurred at Dardenell hut night, destroying nearly ,nftrt.t, ,nm;d wettern and ttato half tho buslnet part of tbo-town, and tho $5 cc0 25; common $0 807 05; good land-office and poWUice, and all llie books to choice $7 H. t. Louis 7 nn)7 II 1. ,,,1 ffl .rnH..invnl V1uabl Whiskey lower 001fjii97. Wheat fair de ,..u ----j -vT a, ..r. document, in the post-offlco woro saved. V 5n" To 2 Mlf. mii.waukkk, n. a uro ui m. i-aui waukeeSl 6OY11U tu. corn uuu. westorn this morning burned tbo old Sottler's mixed 65c. Oats dull 4547c, liorue on Bridge street, togethur with AVarnar's block and Piiott'a tuloon. $20,000; Loss RIVER NEWS. KIsft and rail or the Klvero. Kor Jt aour ending at 3 p.m. I)c. 31. UTi. WEATHER REPORT. STATIONS. MKUCUUY GRADUALLY SINK ING ALL OVER THE NORTHWEST. Abv, low IcrU r1 ill m TUE COLDEST WEATUElt MANY YEARS. FOR hi. I'aul rt rurt Kenton Omaha IiavcnDort Leavenworth hcukuk Cairo bt. Loalt m. Plttsburc imvan 111UII....1 5 0 STATIONS. Clnclnsatl, Louisville,,. Mcmchii, VlckiburL' nauiviue. New Orleant,, rort bntitb. Little Kuclt Florence. Ak'v low ft In' 7 WKATIIBll, KTC. St. Louis, Dec. 21. Weathor vory cold to-dav: morcury G abovn at auvon a. in." Uclow lUutilard. tllelow hieh water. Official. THOMAS L. WATSON, Observer Sltf, Ser. U.S.A. Cincinnati, Dec, 21. Rivor 7 foot 0 in geney, Ibopr 11 rOBNBY ANU UO'COMU. but I'rudnallv tank nil day until it rencbed porinanont water. Great amount of ice w a f I1S1S l.a..S balow to-nlght. Tho river is, full of wmci 11a aimoii sioppeu; moving gorgo Ico, lerry-uouis aoovo mo oriugo piers Memphis, 21.-Woather cloudy and are obliged to stop running, and those be- very cold. Light snow this p. 111. River low buvo great dittictuty in cruising, Ico nlng 1ow'y. Arrived! Mary Forsythe "W T I iitnl u A" I Air din ttie tin I'..- 11.,. i...ln.u al.t- I HIIUi 11 4tnta. 1 ivniuuiL. 4-"J gorgo .u.....ujr .rt0d: B. U. lrt, Yazoo river; La uuu nuuniu. esfpytwwiuriii.iiNj unug Uolle,' Mary Allco mid barges, incw Ur- liera. euns: Hello riko. at. l.ouis; uardonell Cuicauo, Dec, 21,-To4ay is.tho coldest wWto rfVer. Owing to dUHculty in get- I Hum liiintls inunrnl Imnlsi Ufmn ti-mirnlliiif day of tho season, and one of thu coldest for .r.. n.in.. .i, i,i u uuiiibc-r of winters.' Tboinometorol noon fntml to work at 40 cents an hour. iudlcutlng i0 below zero. Louisville, Ky., 21. Rfver reportod Milwaukee, peCj. 2lt Tho,w,oatlier all C, K: oyer tho Northwest Is tbo mott severely Vicksuurq, 21. -Down i It. E. Lee, cold that linn boon known for years. Fort Northweitern. City of Cairo. Up: Oarrv. Maullota it is' 42 below zero at W. HHUder. Jno. H. ilaud. Cola ana SL Paul and Minneapolis 30;, MllWAukoe In tlio middle bl tbo duy It wun 204 b'elow. Naiw YoBK, Deo. Jl Forney B bis prosit, tblt morning, iedtjrses McOomb and,' defend bU' cbrler from tho attack of James Jrook.(1 "J in 1 cloudy. River rltlne. Passenger-trains anitho Milwaukee and St. I Paul .railroad, wqrking through, slowly. Tho 0'p. tn. train for St, Paul to-nlght hat 'lie,o,nTipen.aj'. A nuwbV,(,peraoigot their ears and feot froiertout noserlobj t' 4(1 u-ui -ii Nahiivillb, 21. River rising rapidly Slight (al MTEAMBUATH.. "oairoand"" AIL BOAT. Tbe tpleadld steaaer FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURO AND 1NJCW UKLKAW3. 1 The fine passenger steamer SUSIE SILVER. T. W.HHIKLDS Master. Jno. 8. Lehman Clerk. Leaves this (Sundayj evening, Dec. 22. John W. Cakboll, Sunt. W. II. BojrlNUEH, Freight Agt ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET COMPANY. FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURO, NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS. Steamer DEXTER. JOHN T. McCORIi.. Ross K. Powell,... ....Matter, Clerk. Leaves Tuesday evening, December 24. Jno. W. Carroll. Hupu W. H. BoriNOEK, Freight Agt. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET COMPANY. FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA VICKSBURO. Steamer AND FANNIE LEWIS. JHDB CAUTWRIUUT.... Clark .Master, ....Clerk, Leaves thEL(Sunday) evening, Dec. 22. John v. Carroll, Supt. W. II. BoviKtiER. Freight Afit. LDMBCB. Honlfe. Advertisements. CCHatMNleiff ARB rRWAsttiIIf HALLIDAT BROTHERS, GENERAL AGENTS at 'i, I V, l I S... l. 11-1 FORWARDING and COMMISSION BHUII A NTH. DEALERS IN FLOUR Aad AtoU of BIO tlVBR ANU EANAWUA a a lt co3wr:i-A.iTi33a. 70. Ohio Lrvrk, Cairo. Illinois. K. B. TUISTLBWOOD. P. J. TUISTLBWOOD. TIIISTLEWOOD CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS UKALKRS IN FLOUR, CORN, OATS, HAY, ETC.' 78 Ohio l.eve. ?AIltO. I I.I.N. Z. D. MATUUBU.. E. O .UIII MATUUSS k UULr AMB UKMKKAI. Commissi on Merc h antb DEALK1W id IAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE asnisio EEVKS. OO TO W. W.vTHORNTON'S. BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT ISA TENTH 8TBBBT, 0 Bora. fttaak. aUlatU. iml4lsiKB. EiveUHtten,(wao4) Wsttdawnad Host sTrsuaietv, VImvIbc JLaSfei, Nttlstclesj, taiaswa Hsuist, OIsvsmI Hide lisjkte, euaasl Traatoau, KMb Walckta. tsalt PeJllet) 'tustl O Havel raatesslsVt Boeaaii rait, aMolssk Veiatestt, VlaaterlM Ifmift Carpet Tali, Waits Lasts!, UbmmsI 4JU. Aaaerloaa Wladuw Cltaaa, BsiBllah susdrreaxels VUt 0lajaa, asUty, Ufaaler'a Pa-tstto Hewer Pipe Patesst Cklsaaeyai Klc, Bte., aCS. AOKNTri lor Kook River Paper Company' HlivallilDV Knit and Quarts Oumsnt W John' IraproTwU RooDav always oa bHDil. snvon feet 011 Harpeth shoals. Slight fall of 'show- to-dav. Weather trWnlJht ex tremely .cold. Dnparletl: N. Phillips, Pittsburg; Ella Hughes, upper Cumber land. Ekanivillv, Ind,- Dev 81. The weathor it clef ifiuL tola's t of tbe season. The mercury ts' at ten degree below 8. WALTERS, nuviaia HARD and SOFT LUMBER o eivery dtiMortpllvD, LATH, SUINOLE8, CEDAR POSTts doors,' sash, blinds orders solicited. Steamboat Ltjmbkb, Commeroil-T, bet. 10th tad llth-iU., 1 rfM(Wrr J. M. PHILLIPS CO., Mducettsort to K. B. UsnJrlcas k Co.) Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, aas WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS. Liberal Adtrancamenu made 0M)i,CoiMlBaaienU. Are arvpand to rtteelve, store and forward Ralabta to ail palate aad taiy aad Milton eosamissloa, BuiIdkm ai tendad to vraoptlr'. J i. Homo Advcrtsiomenti. HlLLIAKMi a)liBssME9BBH,M ST. NICHOLAS BILLLIARD HALL nARRY WALKER A CO., Prop'rs. in.- i iml. This house Is newly fitted up with two excellent BILLIARD TABLES And two tine JENNY LIND TABLES Our Hdme Advertisers. Oe)BI MIMMW' JOHN fi, Pll LLLH 4 BU.N, (uaeesecrete'Joaa B. Phltis,) GENERAL COMMISSION f6rwArdinqmerohant8 DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT Flour, Meal, Bran, &c, Cor. TENTU-ST. ami OniO LEVK OAlkO. ILL. C. CLOSE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT aat Cement, Plaster Pabu, ARB PLASTERER'S IIAIH, 1 MO. 71 OHIO LKVEB, UNDER CITY NATION AL BANK. ISTFor the .purpose ,of building up a wnoTcsalc trade In Catro, I will actl to deal era aad contractors In lota of 60 barrels and upward, at manufacturing prices adding freight. Cairo, August IS. 1872. IDLEWILD Che saloon Is stocked with the Beat Brand of WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS are compounded In tbe most approved style ir Conic and see lor yourself. Ft SCHWEITZER CHEESE AND UOL LAND UERRINO. REFRESHMENT TAULES are spread moruhu; and evening ut 10 o'clock, at which all are iuvilcd to partici pate free of charge. OYSTERS I OYSTERS I At wholesale and retail, Mewed, fried, broiled and baked, raw and on tbe ImlMiell,' by tho can, keg, box or barrel, at J lurry ivaiKcm si. inic lcbobs rextaiirant 011 Com mercial avenue. Oy.tern in every1 styin at an nourif uayor nigut. uarry waiaerprc sides over the culinary department. As a caterer be has no equal, and I lurry' cu toraerit can always be assured ol a warm meal at any hour of the .day or night, tbat will meet tbo requirements and pleane tbe taste of the inoHt fastidious NALOUNN. CRYSTAL SALOON RKADINO ROOMS. MICHAEL COYNE, Proprietor. (OLD POST OHr'ICE STAND.) Comer Sixth street and Commercial 'Ave 1 Tbe best brands ot Cigars, choice Wines, Liquors, etc, always ou uauu. g3"Ope,u day uud nlybt.4pa WOOD KITTEN HOUSE BRO. r FLOUR; -General CommbwioB Merchants m OHIO LEVEE, R. A. CUNNINGHAM, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DEALER IN OATS, OOBN AND MILL FEED. CAIRO, ILLINOIS HERMAN ,LEV(y, COMMISSION MERCHANT AMD DESLEH IN HIDES, FURS, WOOL AMD LEATHER Highest Cash Prlee paid for all kinds of OLD METAL, COPPER, BRASS. UAUS AM PAl'JUt STOCK. No, 'J3 Ohio Levex, Cairo, Illinois. B3TLII blppers. KJTl.lburul advauct-s made to resnoiitible li-Ull, 8TRATTON BIRD, (Successors toBtratlon, UudnonA Clark,) WHOLESALE GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OLD DELMONICO SALOON AND READING ROOMS lltttf&V' ITER'S BLOCK. PARlKER MONTAGUE MILLS and Ohio Corner Twenty-eecond street Levee. SUPERIOR STEAM DRIED CORN MEAL Always on band, and at the lowest nurke price, aiso a goou arucie or OOW FEED Very cheap. Leave orders at UALLLDAY BROTHERS, or apply at the mill. 10-Mtl. MILLER PARKER, GENERAL COMMISSION aaiB FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AMD DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN Oats, Hay, etc., AOPtf"B fob FAIRBANKS SCALES Ohio Levee. CAIRO. ILLINOIS. ILUNBatr. MRS. McGEE, Ou KlxbtbaireetiboiwiwaComraereialaDd Waah UK ton Afenuoa, ImlAl'T rMoiTlat NEW MILLINERY GOODS 4 or; tits LATENT V-ALL AND WINTER STTLXS. llvMile a lull Imedf' K- BOasnSTETS Sc HATS -.Oil" ITfiuinio.1 and unttimtnd,l PHENOa FI.OWKIW, R1BUONS, TRIMMIN08 of all kind.. Laces, til'.tiU. tlra. Menus has alao a tar aatortmsal o Kancjr Articles, such aa H KCK Tl.y, OOLI.ABM, UNOKhMLKRVBS, KUKKU,HaHHIs8, rAWi,. 1 And all oihwarticlas usually I ousel ia a FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY STORE Mrs.- McOee, In addition to ber stack of Fancy and Millluery Oooda. bss a nudoBe aad complete assortment or Cincinnati Custom Made Ladles' and Misses' 3hoes aRd Chil dren' Boots,. Black, ami ,m Colors.. These are acknowledged to be the finest and best bhoes in the market, aad this is the only plsce In tbe city tthat makes them a specialty. SELLING OFF AT COST proprietors. Liquors, etc., always on hand tf jrjrThe best brands of Cigars, choice wines, BL' DORADO !tTI,LIAHl SALOON AND BARROOM. JOHN (JATKN, Proprietor. IU (Ipmsnoroial Avaa,y CAIRO, II.LIMOl', Beat liraod of Oajlfo UOixarslu reeahO, HILLlAltO saloon furnished with tho best oftables and bar supplied with wiues, liuuon and cigars of tbnuost branil. LITTLF kentuckian SAL'OQN AND (Open Duy and Night.) j. E. PARKS, Propriotor, tfillo Levee, bet, 4tli uud tltli streets, MRS.. MARGARET JACKSON Formerly Swander, Intending to remove to Kentucky, desires to dispose of her large and elegant stock ot 2vT IL Ii 1 1ST Ei OR, IT Immrditttely. In order to facltlitate the sale of her goods, Mrs, Jackson lias determined to offer the ENTIRE STOCK AT COST Aud Invites the ladles of Cairo uud vicinity location her If they desire good -bargains. Mrs., Juckson's GOODS ARK ALL NEW The most of them having bec-u selected from the late rail styles, htncu tbe ladles have a rure opportunity to purchase new aad tsah lonable iiillllucry at cost price. The ,stock 'consists or hats ribbons, flowers, hosiery, ladles underwear, etc.. etci' ll-Mtr- 1 u OAlKO, ILL'S. hi Ohio Leree, Ciiro, Illinois u iu ti. MEALS AT ALL IlbifllH. ,1 'A Hue new Dining II all with every con venience, lias been added to 'bit popular Restaurant, uud the gnvtis will Uud uvry reijuisito lor thtirsccuiuodstlou. 1 (THE MU.LO FARE loutUut of t very luibstautltl and tlukouoy ol tbe seasou. li; f i-J is sUiiiMled wltbinef. 1 L l I 'IIIMII I IIJM 'liilloWlTlML'c.e.iiin ido tirMEsaUrlasreJdVltb care! I Tbu Oldest and He-t or tbe. Eclectics." 1873. ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. BQTSU ESCRIBE 'NOWlJfeC With the uuuiber for January, the Eclec tlucuters upon its tweiity-uiuth year, It gluausthe choicest Articles' from tho entire eld or lorolgu periodical literature,! and offers! The best Hcielitlflo Articles. The best cays. The best rsviuws. Tbe best criUcltnis. Tbe' best biographical sqetchet. The best novels; i" Tbu bust hhqrt atoiiv. The best poeuis. The best inlsceilslirM. L Thu finest steel engravings. 1 The aim or tho Eclectic Is to belaslmtUvo without being dull, aud entertaining with out being trivial. Readers who seek In slriHllou us well as uinusemrut sbouttl'glve It atrial, Terms, a year; single copies, 4& cents. Liberal tenns to elubs. Tatf lc lectlu will be seut with any oUar. penAdlcal at lowest club rates. Address, E. IL l'ELTON, PublltBer, ion Fultou SUet,Hewyork. 1?00IN ONEWKisit.oqo jfoany shiewd man who oaa do bi&lgttm on the. unlet, 1 guarantee an Iumsase .For tunes,' eaauy.rspiuiy, anu ia peneeisBuciy. AUUNSS. ildmss.in pctfitUtronaleaisi. jki 7A 28 Vest VotMlL sWe't. NsWftk Vi-Mwaui. ifl1 nsJc?

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THE BULLETIN, Lumt aad law MtortmMt of kUi tallet Mtt Md T t Dan 12-lltf TH MfwUliot of tha StelnwayJ known all ortt tha world. 11-aitf. N. P. Corticx, Agent. CAIRO. DAILY BULLETIN. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 21872. I ')1'r 'rttt -m vBT I .fTrM'" J 25rS3IHBaixftBrn m MLNH'S AUWoH 'HI K H W m H SJP IIH V X i Xi MPXX" AJ .L s A mUiHUlVlaj n m mm mm hi 1 jar -.x i I mm mmmm jbt. jtvjiw m i tm "F-" "S 1 V v 7MMr6yUnrc?d dally and for eel by the whols) or half can at Phil SUf't. 10-2dtf. f 1,406. N. P. Corticx, Agt 1 Cor. Twelfth A, Wash. ate. Mxm$Aiwra,clk''or ny others who Uh ta wear Ina boot lthercatf, tnoroc- "tjtVfclsi r pM'tWlta of ihe Tery lattel; 10 19tf. ut4ii, CAtt. and axaflritia the" pUbo at the Re. B. H. Tnater'i and S. P. Wheeler StLool. bell treble manufacture. IJ-Itf. N.P.Cprticx, Agent. Stxtx AnatLwiYr, the barkeeper, bat Obened anno laloon In touii Blatteau'a old aland, wbara can be found, at all im.i kit irIne hit customers with the bt.l of drinkable. 1 1-22-tf i i i Frkfarx roB Curistma. New d elegant Jawelfy.approptlata for Chrhtmai gilt, may be found at Buder Brother, tf. 4 ant of our friend who dclre a first-class article In the line of boot, hoc or gaiter, made lo order, of the bet stoek,l and in any style or pattern deilred, we wo'uld say Iry Wm Ehler before going laewhera.' 1 10l9tf Thz Bt Lout .bell treble piano aro a durable a aay piano- la the market, and the (weeteit-totied that you cTer liitoned to. U. P. Curtice, Agt, ConerTatory, cor. Twelfth Sc "Wah. a liii-tf. t Ul 1 1 1 Mx. Oio. Stbimhocix, barber and hair dreer, corneVof Eighth ttreet and Com- wt merclalaenBeIdalretooall the attention of the bearded community to hit neatly Ar ranged 16on, and the fact that hfr i mu ter of hit profeui'on in all It branche la bm Vurded man.a'llon In hit den, and calUJor more. tf. Mis. Anka. Lino, Eighth ttreet bo wn Commercial and athington ave nuei, ha'(ut receired a largo and varied tock of fall good, and detire to call par l tknlfr-Btntlo to her andjonla aort uient of ladie' and childron' underwear, lomethlng new in thi market. Her woolen drawer and leggin combined are afio'iomethlng new and tbomott comtort able thing for children in cold weather rerdaTjtad; Mr. Lang alo hu a woll lected utortment of hat, bonnets, rib bon, flower,, and notion of all aort, all of which 'will' be told a cheap at can be found.eliewharo in thlt marjg. 10-9-lm Lahibs' and gonllemon's kid glove in all color from 76cti. to $1 per pair. Call and exacaia the (two button wright kldt before rwrohdtlng chowherc, at Hart man.. K I 12-ntr Lonia Blaztxau,- whom everybody know, and who I the friend of every body;.! now fuUjr' IntUlled In hi new quarter, on Eighth treot, betweon Com mercial and'Wathl'ngton avenue, lie of fer to the public the belt St. Loui beer the choicest brand of wine and the purest liquor to be found In the city, and hopes that these, civil .treatment, and a cordial reception, will insure to him a generous ibare of public patronage. Come and v tee LbutY In bis new home, lie hu a wel come for everybody, and for you, reader a cordialone. tf. Where citizen gather, morn, even, and noon; II there you ttQyrter and IMrkeyxjnd In ev'ry atylo Unlrl;-feo, -Sugar- cHrcd Jlams. Oh, a for the Drinks l-thcy're roperior and N olSrtotlov-lug broth, 1 am sure, Hut geuutno Liquor. asnilM as May, :clr "Onr" Jaeckel will brew you a capital. Or ilntr vou rlass of Vriaif lAnr.for. ..Luach: i Xr-S &ichvBM)raS3roa:il AiAiua. T bounurui spread. Roast and boU'd, hot soap wltJi zUnt bread: Or aU Cairo aloas ti; "TttiUiV ahead! !"wrr. arouAd. s lto-'roixr" or ratblr ar Ifcnf to lx touaA: -TL' So hi the U JaevkTl"' Oyster and And Jf he- don't ult yoB. then call me a WIICB The mocking bird tune up hi whistle to Vfttif tim1i.l ti In s rntnlprfUl stTle t Geranium and hyaclnthe, there may 1 Tlie window, adoniini with beautiful green e I'll II- I llow Tew are the cook that can properly mivr The delicious bivalves, (hlch you know to be true,) But A. Jaeckel has got the whole wlence "dlcH broneTpattle-he 1! Loa4 of thi On Washington avenue, corner ol Washington Twelfth. In tafcty and peace you can drink a friend' There, too, you can read all tho news of tncuny; And mod'rato the charges he asks you to pay. Old Christmas It coming, and then you'll umi The patrons of "Tiulia" arc not lost to mind; lie ,wUI rtiow you- a' sample of( what h can do, A.Jacckcl's a Brick a llioroueh "True Blue 1" C'aiko, December 7, 1872. For Salx Myresldenco and two lots on Eighth street botween Walnut and Cedar .street. .Fori further Information apply to B. F. Fields, at Fields' stable, Tenth it rest between Washington avenuo andWnhmt street- 12-10-tf. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. At W. 11. Rockwell Co's., consisting in part of elegantly bound bookr(bistor ical, biographical, political, juvunilo and miscellaneous,) writing desks, work boxes, dressing cases, card cases, cigar stands, gold pens, albums, cliromos, photograps, engravings, lithographs, handkerchief boxes, glovo boxes, toilet box;, bibles prayer books, hymnals, garner, pocket' books, pocket diaries for 1873, writ ing paper, guitars, violins, accordcons, sterooecopes, stereoscopic views, besides many other articles too numerous to men tion, all of which aro oflered for sale at reasonable rates. 1 2-1 0-2 w.. SURANOE OF CHICAGO, HililNOIB. OiMt'L.Orricr, 172 WAsniKaroirST. AcrritfJti.ilteBo,doei Thi. iinrm.n I. If. lnsuranre Comtmnr faaratities not only Paid-up Policies but aoaataiue m ww u uio JOHN A. HUOK, f PrasldeBt. V. KltOBBLSDORF, 1 BecraUry. JOHN W. PIUIESS, i Agent for Cairo and vicinity. Asoclatlon for promoting I.lfe lnurjice and Sick Belief by weekly due and mutual cooperation in object ol public beuctlt. The Ule lnurance Policies will be Usucd by the Teulonla Life Insurance Company., II. MEYERS, President. JOHN W. PRUKSS, Ao't. tVilr rorOaJrosutsl vlclsslljr. FIRE AND MARINE COMPANIKH. NIAGARA, T-, AlieU I :i AsteU.. A.acU. Antn M...tl,43,ilfi otKMAUtA, a.jSr.,t nAMOVBB, N. T- "nxruBUc, h. t ..l.OU,;! 7 ot ror 'Mala 1st Book or News titoraa. ART DEPARTMENT. Notwltliltliii(UB:,th J lncrene lit the price br'iAibWrltUoii lAtt ftill, vt licii tlio AUIIno a- auuicu luprvteiii nouio proportion hiiu rep reccntatlyu chnractcr, tlio cilltlon wa more tlmiidot4il.c!pastyo!ir; proving thattlio Amcrlca'i public nnprcclutu a slnccro cf- ion in mo cniiKc oi Art. i no iiuiiiisncrs, anxious to Justify .tlio rcb' canQdence thus demonstrated, have exerted tliemflchts to the titmoct to develon and Improve the work and thq plan for tlio coming year, ns Miilolded by tho monthly Issue, will av lonisu anu uciikiii oven ino iuoii tanguine frlendi of the Aldliie. The A d boavlll ronrotlucc cxnmiilcs' of uiq uen lorcum rruuter. .aciccicu wiwi u PHIL H. SAUP, ,r....l1i"or M II AM TOMO-l Y M Comprlilng the Underwriters' Afctney. T0HK1R8, ii. T.', A..t... M 51 ALBANY CITY, M.1 f ibiuzn's tvxv, b. r., Asset eii.n at BZCURtTT, N. T. -MARINE, I.iW.M" Uloi, lWflliog; VMrniture. Hull and Car ftopHi Insured t rtttr.'a frrratle n .euad, pet mtnnl nt-curllT will warrant. 1 rc.ptwtfulljr uk or Ihv cltitcos ol Cairo .hMeoTh.,rP.tronaK.. fc w. II. Monti, Notary Public. ATTENTION. OooD'Nzwi On of the largest and 'most cotnpleta stock of castom-made boots :i and abott) eer brought to this market, has jMt beea received by Mtstr. Hardy -OrWawold, No; 105 Commer'clal ave. These gentlemsn are both practical work men in tb boot and shoe business have Cj bad a largef experlenca, and cannot be de ceived into pureliatlng anything but the I Aatjbeetyttook. i 111 They employ a number of first-class workmen at their establishment, and are mannfaetnring bvxbt 'Vawztt and sjtylx of Ladies and Mlues' shoes and gaiter at Bt.iLoult price,- and guarantee tatlsfactlon. Tbey mike these a specialty They also make to order all kinds of Dno clf;kfplr Uatber boots, in style anlpHce tnat deftes competition, either in Cairo or in tU Wert. All good warranted to be a represented. tf 1 1 CumirruAa is Comimo. Buder Broth ers hT mad elaborate preparations for Christmas In tho way of filling their hand set,) store ;rpon with new .and elegant ewelry, gold and silver watches, plated and silver waro of the newest patterns, ad a flne stock of pianos, organs and other taUsieal Instruments. A, look through Buder Brother's stock will leave no one at a loss In-the -selection of a Christmas pretent for a friend. Every artlclo in their line is placed before the putchaiur, and be can select an elegant and appro- riaW Christmas pretent1 for ablg frlsnd or a lltt one, male or female, wife daughter, sister or ineet-beaft, at a prlco auitad to bis 'purs and inclination. The JBudffieiUod a cordial Invitation to the t public to tall and examine their Christ mas stock. 11.28-tf. Received daily by express at Winter's grocery in Winter's block, 'tho following good kept in ico: Fresh white flab, salmon, bas and perch; fresh oysters, direct from Baltimore, by the can at 40c to families, warranted good; alto New York sound's, by lbo quart"; clams anil fresh lobsters; squirrels, ducks and other game celery and fresh Ohio butter, always on .baud; alto all kinds of vegetables and fancy groceries, sliced bani;'&7'betd6S a variety of other articles, including oranges and lemons, all of which will bo sold at fair living profit. fo-i9-ftr. WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES. Railroad men, farmers, draymen and all others whose business lays out of doors, and who for tho preservation or health and, good temper i-ught to wear good, henvy water-proof boots, can get Just what they want by calling'on Wru. Ehler. Ha makes Freuch calf or kip boots, warranted lo fit well,- wear well and glvo general sat isfaction. 10-29-tf. HYDAND.& SATJER, AND DXALXKB IN CHOICE FRESH MEATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Corner 10th street and Commercial uvtuuj next door to the Hylunu salouu. 11-10 tf. CAIRO, ILLS. HERMAN LEVY, No. 3 lOhio Levee, Cairo, Illinois, comiuisaioa mercuant,ianu ueaier m utuus fur, wool and leather. Highest cash price paid for all kinds of old- metal, copper Drast, rags, ana paper sioca, Liiuerai au vanot made to responsible shippers. a. ic,'i.wt or runs. 4fiftk from i.... .....i&c, to $3 00 ,j4 Coins' f...t 10c. to a i DtyFllat Hides froi lCc.to 18 Oreen V,'' r 'e.to i OUswrota i...- $3 00 to 7 00 HU 7r.T.-in.v tucrto is OfKMtitm 1 6c. to is irjufci"' I'...: He. o ,23 tt9l M-;, ff Ic.to 3J Wroufbt Ir jur lo to lj Wfcf.tM h m H 00o 1 10 Shaep Pelts each 65 to "6 BtJTcarcM. JAKE WALTER, BUTCHBB FRESH MEAT, JiioHTii Btmbt, Brrwxxrr WABiiiNOToa AJIDUOUUBXCIAL AVXNUB; AdJolstlBB IUttsihoNB susd IlatisBv'a Keep Ihe bad or DmI, Pork, Muttou Vital. I.amb. S.UMa. ele.i ad are DreDsrtnl to t.rf a ciiimd in mo rooii aocapuma m.aner. JAMES KYNABTONJ BUTCMXU AND bxALXB IV ALL KlND Ol Fhbsu Mxat. coiosxk ninbtxntu and 1'oflak stb., CAIRO, ILLINOIS. liQvs.and nlaui:hlcra onlv the best eattld hogs and sheep, and Is prepared to till any uciuauu ur in'Ni ineaw irom one pounu 10 wu luuuiauu pouuuo. iou can ouy six and ono-lialf, lbs. Durant's A Cofloo Sugar for One Dol lar; Soven lbs. Nov? Orleans Sugar for Ono Dollar; Beat three .and one-half libs. Prime Rio Coffee,' Ono Dollar Best Imperial ToayOno Dollar and a half per pound Beat Gun powder Tea, Ono Dollar am Seventv-five Gents ner nound Young Hyaon and Oolong Tea Ono Dollar per pound, and ov- erything proportionately cheap at WILJiUy&BIXBY'S. 6-24-tf. H. H. Cndt No.Pur.!anillT. H. Com P1RE, nULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK 1 M IlTSTJEAlirCE. .UTNA, HARTFOKll, Asset fS,M9,8H 7 NOUTJ1 AMERICA, HA., 2,7SS.iO 00 IIARTFORU, CONN., 2,6l 4,S10 7t rilCENlX, IIARTFORU, fl.781.148 6 INTERNATIONAL, N. Y-, .i..."..'..'J...f.;-J ............T...II,343,W6 17 k PUTMAM.'BaRTFOKU, t;o,37 CLKVE LAND, CLEVELAND, khok ins, en a IIOME.COLU1IPUS, Assets J1M.278 43 AMKRICAN CENTRAL, MO., Ai4et IMO.OOU C OONNKCTiCTJT MUTUAL, LIFE. Anu,i.;j.a..H...,:.,v.i t30,oui,OH) co travelers', iiartforu, life and acc'ident; Asset 1,800,WO 00 RAILWAT FAHSENOERS ASSURANCE i 'fill rut i U ri'nv.n I Aft..., Asiet... AiH.. Ast.. It Kit.. ..VjU,0iju uu IHUIPXNDKNT, IIOSTON, A"ti -6yj,n2 oo t3 AFFORD, MpJUlia&OANDEE, Tl Oblo' iVcvM. Clu National Back. CAIRO. ILL. MIftOEI.IJiMr.OVN. i H i t For Sale nt Wholesale or Itetail. OORNEK 32D-BTRXKT AND OHIO LIVE Cairo, Illinois. notlltl lJAMKIK SAVE TIME AND MONEY liy letting your wants hu known at the CAIRO, INTELLIGENCE OFFICE Hanement Ko, 10 Ohio Levee. If you want employment, ko to the Oillce j If you want help of any ilencrljitioo, l'o to tho Oillce If you want to Imy or null any article, go to theOfllre; where you can leant wlio will ttell or who will buy, or who will hire, or who will work. Call in and leave your wantu aud order' Now, for "Tlinc I Money." AND i tl'i I' il' 1 FANCY GOODS l t A' 'i I.U. V The Lava, iUb utid China ware contut ol FRENCIUYA8ES, JEWEI'CASES, CIGAR STANDS, TOILET SETTS, CARD RECEIVERS, WINE SETTS, STATUES, BUSTS, DOLLS, &u Also a' Hne assortment Pcaron marble JJUftU, Statues, etc. The foIoylJig are seme oi iiiepnuciine woou roy Oallowno IIoiiDY Hoiusks, Kockinq liouur UOKStS, 'Pancy Kn'nkss Waoonk, UikiV Doll Carriages, Willow Ciiaiks, I'aiiloh Setts, t. Sleioiih, ice. .1 i. H 'in .ii su !2j u g" CD hi H H l, MECHANICAL TOYS, AND COMICAL FIGURES and MASKS l A largo selection of Muiicil Initrtt sssuiJtr, puv.ii l BRASS TRUMVETERS, BRASS BUGLES, ",w FRENCH HARPS, i.h. m.s. -IRISH HARl'S; TOY VIOLINS, PIANOS, Ac, FRED ROSE No. 104 COUMCHCIAI. AVKMUt, Freneh', BdoHh arid American caMiim-re or all color, uud l)caer and broad eloths .1 CONSTANTLY ON HANI), A'n'ddJlntlfc LATEST STYLE. i. if i i i And at tho lowest nrlre. A line tit and tint da-M work Kuarsnttsed. .SatlUtii)ii tnev ry resp ect warruirud. nw O-AMBS of every kind for the Children. Also, S1'AKIN0 DOLLS,' a Ls i SINGING lllh WAX JcRUHUKR DOLLS. ORYINO LAMIIS, And a million other articles too nuiuer ous to nisiitloti. i I.' 102 COMMERCIAL AVENUE nil Mi ittvi i k iscn tuo CAIRO, ILLS. L D I N E. rtntlilv .Tnnniiil. nnlvi-rtiflff ndnrlUed to bo the Handsomest l'criod leal In the World. A Itcprcscntu live nnd Chamiilon.of Awcr lean Tnste. view 'to the liliihcst nrtlstlc success, and trcatewt fncrnnntcrest avoiding Mich n have bccouMt Cuuilinr, through tihotogrunh or eole.i of any kind. The quarterly tinted vl.ite for 187:1, will roiii'odiico four of John 8. DavU' iniuiltuhle i-lilld-skrtclion. iitmromiatc to the four ica- !onv TIichc plntc, appearing In the Ibsiiu tor January, April, dttiy, anu uctoucr, would he alone worth the price of a year's inscription. niKniUM cinioMOs for istx Kvcrv stilxcrlher to Hie Aldlnc. who pay In advance for the year 1873, will receive, without additional charge, a pair of beauti ful nil ehromo. alter .1. J. Hill, the eminent Ktigiisii painter. Tlie picturei, cuuucti "The VIlWo lkllo." and "Crosslni: the Moor,' are hxju tnciics nro iiriuivu irom l!5 illtTerent plate, rc(iilriiiK Imnreoslun and tint to nirfeet p.n li tdeture. The sanio chrome are tol(l for fcW per pair, in the art Morc. A it It tlie determination oi 11 con ductors to keep the Aldlnc out of the) reach ol competition in every department, the curomos win tc totinti aueaii 01 aur mat ran be otl'creil by other periodical. Kvery PER 73. subscriber will rcrclwi arprtllli'at.'. over the signature of the tmhlWbcro, ituarantuclni; that the chromos delivered Miall be etial to toe samples nimitheii tne agent hi- tlm timtiAV will tut mltltidml The distribution of plrttiret or thlt (,'rade, lii'o to tlie -nl.-.-rllirri to a live iloll.tr peri odical, will murk an epoch In the history of Art r uniL aipj-uicriD? tlio umireccueiiieu ehl-apticxVirriib priee tbrTlie Aldine lUell, tlie ni.irw-1 lalli llttln hbort of a iillriacle. Vcn to those liett aciiilaintcd with the achlevcmant.'t of inventive genltt and lui procil merlianlcnl nppllanceH. (Kor Illu- irjtionortnee eiimtuoM, eo noveuioer is sue of IhcAldinu.) rut;i,it t;u.iti di.i-aiu r wilt continue under the cure of Mr. Richard Henry Stoddard, assisted by the best writer and iwctM of the day, who will trlve to have tho literature of the Aldine always In keep ing with It artistic attractions. i r.iuiB. $5 per antiui, In ailvatice, wlth'OU Chro no free. Tito Aldine will, hereafter, bo obtainable only by nil)crlptlon. There will be no re itueed orctiib rate; eadi fpr MiberlptIon must be sent to tlio publishers direct, or liaii dud lo the local agoiit wlthoutreiipouilbllity to tne piibllslicri, except in cases wiicro me certificate 1 (;Ieii, hearing tho fac-simlle siguaiure oi jamet aimoii a co. AOi:.NT3 W ASTRO. Any peron wi-bint to act peniianently as a local agent, will receive full and prompt In formation by applying to JAMK4SlJ'rTO.V CO., I'ublMier, M Maiden Lane, New ork. C. HANNY. LARGE STOCK. I hhown 8iitElriiitk4J i V HINTS, Txc'icirira-a. OI1KCKH. i B T It IP E d, KKMTUOBV JKAMS, rXTEA, OASSIUKItan i U iMI liA InT 1ST ifl XiS lit 1111 A II.JI.ll A luuauijjivijvnyao 1 u L1IHTKIW, OflOS'MtAlN HILKH, HOPLIN. VRUE STOCK OP 0A1U KTIN0 OIL ULortlB, SIATTINO, Wlssdns StliMd, OILT HANDS, NOTTINGHAM LAOh PAUAS1EN.. lsl s.nsiro Ntoett t Vr,KY LOW KIOUKKH. O-lKMRhHrll -T. AMI). UOMMBkUlAL-AV., I'Hlrn, slIlssiiU. I.Cl-l Our Home Advertiser!. ATI AtJMCt. 0. WINSTON CO., AUOTIONE1K8, 74 (IIOOMD f LOO) OHIO L1TM, CAltO, ILta,, .4tfHMi4Mi.l.! i tAWIIU,- LIABUNNA POPE, ATTORNEYS AT LA orriCE WINTEU'S BLOCK, 3sil-,Jliila. 11,1 UKK18N GILUKkT, ATTORN KYb a as OOUSMORH AT LAW, Willlaa U.Or, 1 William 11 Ulltxrt, MileaP.Uiikart, J r""i -.(v m nuBiiMiy llal.itiA.tlin.UM. I mrwrmm .mavisou OITT NATIONAL HANK. it. a. drioHam, m. u Homeopathic I'hvsiclan and Survon. flee 1U0 Commercial avenue. Itesldeuce lentu street, three doors west of C. N'BW YOKK KTOHK, WIIOLKSALB AND RETAIL. LAROSUT TAHIKTT STOCK IN TUB 01TV OOODSSOLD V8RY0L0SB. rrsscr f Illssetaslk slrMtaal Cass saareial Avttsta). OAIBO, ILLINOIS. C.O.PAT1ER. DR. C. TABKR, Will rBllttin til lira.lL. l t.l. treatment ot dlswaae In aU the jv and proved teemed of application. ...tit t aa Will IIO IU milCUUKDCC. WINE AMB UOOOIUI. R. SMYTH CO., "The (ial.ixy U about a ncarpcrfectlon a anytliiii' can be." Dally Iteijlstcr, Sew Haven, Conn. THE O- JLL-XTT FOE 1873. IT IS THE BEST AMEIUOAN MAGAZINE. Xo Family cnsintTortl lodo without If, IT GIVES MOKE GOOD AND ATTRAC TIVE READING MATTER FOR THE MONEY THAN ANY OTHER PE RIODICAL. OK HOOK l'UU LLSIIED. TUE 1.EADINO NXWarAt'XR!) mONOUNOK THE GALAXY Tho, Best and Most Ably Edited Arneri can Magazine. TUB G-A T iLXY Aleots tho Want of .Every Member of the Family. It contains Thoughtful Articles by our Ablest Writer. It contain Sketches of I.lfe and Adven ture. It ha Serial Stories by onr Best Novclb-U. 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Paivel delivered to any part of the cuy io uiiMomer., WKST HIDE COMMKKCtAL AVK-, UXTWCCK 17 til AND IHlll NTIiKKTH. U-W-tt CAIHU, lM.INeiM. IMHK1HANT TIUKETN IMMIGRANT TICKETS FOR HALK.1 Korgal. YOU BALK, "OR BALK. JkoI Hale (.FOR BALK Fare from Livkui-ool, Faro from Lohdonukhut Faro from Olasoow, Faro frotn Oukkhstown TO 0AIRO, i t t i i 4 8 2P Hurtord. Morris A O unci INMAN LINK Lirerpool few-Tmlc arid Philadelphia 1 Steamship CompanY, xaufk MiNtaict.ima unitbp sTiva aip aiTia OllTSSfMSMI L Kor Carrying Ibe Maila FOR PASSAGE TICKETS i oa rvavaaa iroaaTio f AptiiY TO JOnN O. DALB, Aot. T tmtoa-lwiy, New.tork.'arU- II. If OSS lf vrishlngtca Atwia.. Cairo. nois. j CHEAP ORO0KR1KS TH2il aEW BTSTBM OHOOKBIXB HKTAILKD AT WBOLBSALK PRICK VOX CAn. AT II. O. THIKLKOKE'S STORK WAB11IMQTON AVKNUK. UKTWXKN TXNTII AND KLKVXNTII HTRXXTII. 50 lbs. drt Cuba Suear for 5 0 oi i it l 00 fa lbs. A cotTee SuKar, N. Y. Hid. 1 00 4 rrlmo Rio Colloo ror i 81 Oholco 1 00 8 'Old Government Java 1 OC Tea and other ttaple and fancy Oroco rim uitiallv h. rhnan. Good new aud full weight given. Call and try. WUUU I WOOD I t vvuOu I i Th undarsuoad will fur alsb HARD AND DRY WOOD Aa Oksaa, II sssst Cswpa bad any wood dealer In Cairo. Leave order on the late at the Postolsee and at Ho coal yard, on Commercial avenue, betwew Tenth and twelfth atreets, Cairo. Illinois. 1 Kive good measure and will cord the wood aU DENNIS HALEY. VHTBtCIAM. WILLIAM U. SMITH. M. D. I) KHIDENCE No. si TkirtMatb U4, jmoo iwiManKRUi alma, up alalr. C. W. DUNNING, M. D. tMIDBNOII-oorDrNlBlh aaa Walaat OSaea boors Troai a a.m.toTt'M., aad rp.m H. WARDNER. II. D. IIMPKNCR-Corear 'NlaUBtb sb-Wl IV Wasalactoo ataas,aareoiirt hoaaa. i win m uiwrrij i-Hlja, uioca uuuiii lui.rai iv is ni. mmm -m v w p. m. TJR. R, BLUM, Surgeon and Mechanical DBNTIS OtHce, Commercial Avenue between NI ana i emu tire el, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. 1 would respectfully announce to Ibe .run ui .iiiiu lull cm I uuiiuiiik t.uun w.i iia.w uucii.ii ii uuil. i.r uiu urn: ni mv iirninuifin 11 trm aimvii iiipium place, where I hope to recti e a share ot imnue pairouaee. aii permin wuning CI UTIIIICUW UJ& IUUUIU Kit. tUC KLtXTlON NOTICE. Mayor' Oppicx, Cairo, Ills., December 8, I8T2. Public notice is hereby riven that an el lion wiu uc ueiu OH TUX4DAY, TUB "Til DAY OV JfHUA A. V. IBiJ, aembly ol this tat, entitled An act nroviuc tor uie incomurauvu oi eiuea 1 1 1 ,i ..-II ,u-. 1 tlou, the question ol "minority repre tlon In the city council, or ledslatlve thoritv ol aald cltv. m rir itia iiurmiMi. ill Maui iiiiriiaii. sain r ,i.U, I. lT.UM .II.-I.I..I iwnv.l.l districts, w one or which comunaes an territory in saiu city, hiuui ana eai oi center line of Twelfth street exteuded to sjniu aau mimit(firiti;r.. wu lire nv voiitur. in uu uuiricL. wiu oe us ammicb im.u. mi v.ia r i ti rw in ..in ,ii nunn m the place of voting therein will be-the cou kottsa. J. VlWVf VI Wll VUUUK 1itiu u 1 i w.TiVL' "Va.Ar ..I 1,1t,l ATTENTION! 1 IV! n. .lflIlfM fill laflllllllM ni rnnin arnwr,. ia iiia,uuiau:LU w-i 1 l-il ll inn iwira' nan nnm iit- t i WW M V iMWwaasaa m1 i Aa r.avrv t Wtin TA 111 II r TTn minvantiuia hnr.h t.lm wor i i i i: n i. it ill l 1 3 1. unmaw ci.r.i.u I L.ar. aVA Tll HIIU IMWI1P I II1I1I II II V lll.IISM ulinr. in- flin ftff.V PnnfirlnTl f MA AVnAllnnAa ft Ina wnru aa a v n in r a u i in iitii risisisirss aa IIUUIIVi Ii14 3ID. ILLINOIS CENTRAL R R 1M Mllssstka kartasitHMM TO OHIOAOT IsjIstrriUt Of IkartaaX NO OBANOK OF CARS KKOM CAIRO TO ST. LOUIS OR CHICAOU. ONLY ONE CHANQB'OF CABS OMi OAIBO TO HI..I...H ll.n.(willa TolftdO. uiuiuuiiii .,..-,..-i iiiiisi. BMII. Detroit, OIvhusd, f" iSuflalo, fitlabutR. W,hlaOD. ilaltlrnir., t'btlad.ipbia. Nw Tork. it o loo aad all swlat 6,' Ulliraukic, JaaeavilU, Madisoa, LaCroaae, laul and all points nortbi 1 hi ia also tb oaljr dirscl rout to Decatur, UloomiB(toB, SP''n'Ji OaahaYBdaHpolBts,Borthst, Elevant Drawing' Boom Sleeping Oar On all Wight Train. w Bsfxas Ckeeksd ia all tsapartant point. yr Uekaiaand iaiormatloB, applr to I. C. R.R depot at alroi oa fcoard Ibe transit ateamtr U tSSm (ViImbm sW Osisw, a al UMMjaeip rallroa-l ticket offieM tbrontbout the swath, W; P. JOUNeON. Paas.'Ai'l, cflcaio. A.MtTcasu,Oaa'i.Hup'l. Ohieacoj J. JOHNSON, Ag't, Cairo.