The Cairo Bulletin (Cairo, Ill.)
December 29, 1872

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mmtu SnDetbt JOHN II. OHKIHjY, PUnLISIIKR. CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SUNDAY DECEMBER, 29, 1872. DAllI CAIRO BULLETIN- OUH CIIUltUIIES. linSIlYTKIlIAN fcTIIt'i Street. Il'rcachlng, fiabbath nt 10) u.ni. nml 7) p.ro I'raycr meeting, Wednesday at"! p. in. Unlilmt h School. .1 n.m. .1. M. I.nnsilcn. Htl- Iperlntcndent. Kkv. II. Thaykh, I'astor WIIODIST.-Cor. Eighth and Walnut BU. Il'rcticlilnc Sabbath ut 10J n.m., and 7 p. in I'nivcr meeting, Wednesday,' p.m. Xal.lwtli School, n. n.m. I.. V. Stlllwcll. frmpi-rintcndcM. ItKV. K. 1.. TllOMl-so.N, irasinr. Iihuuii ok Tin: m:i)Ki:.MKit-(Kpico- I 1.1.1.) Morning prayer. Sabbath 10J a.m. Evening prayer. 74 P.m. Sabbath .School, n.m. HKV. I.. (JOAN, uccior. I'ATItlf K'S (IlltKCH-Nlnth tit. ami I Uu-hliic'tnn Aenue. I Public sertlcf, .Sabbath 8:10 and 10) a.m. Vi'Mhti, 7 p.m. Knlilnitli cliool, 2 p.m. I struct; every nay, h a.m. KKV. I .1. W IIALI.UIIA.-f, i-ncn. IT, JOSEPH'S C liritCll.-lermaii,) cor- Iticr ot Walnut ami urnin street. M", ex cry .Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. in. Vesper, '1 p. m. Mass (luring week days, 8 o'clock a. in. hkv. c. iiorFMA?., rnrn. iKIt.MAN l.l'TIIKItANCIIUItCH-l.lth Iftrcet between Washington Acnuc and I Walnut street, l'reaehhur Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. ISahbath School ut 'I o'clock p. 111. 11. O. Thiclcckc. .superintendent. lti:v. Hoii't. IIki.iiIO, Pastor, lOl'NO MKN'S ClIltl.STIAN ASSoCIA- ITION. ltcgular meeting second Jlnnilay Icaih month at their room over Itockwvll ft Co' book store, Commercial avenue. Weekly l'raor meeting, Friday,? p.m. at lie room. I., w. STii.i.wr.u.. rrcsnient. IECUND MISSIONARY IIAl'TIST CllUtCII. Corner Sycamore and forty- Illrst streets. Preaching Sabbath ut 11 o'clock a. m. and ;i o'clock p. in. IMmdjy school I o'clock p. m. The church l connected with the Illinois Association, by the First Missionary Ilap- llil Miiircii oi lairo. Kt v. scil.o.MON I.f.o.vakk, l'aslor. IFltlCAN MKTllODIST.-Fourtccnth, be Willi Walnut and Cedar. CnUcs.Sahbaih. 11 a.m. bbalh School, 1) p.m. ,as meets, at U p.m. Lccond nti:i: will iiai'tist--fii- .tenth Street., between Walnut and Cedar. sinlcCJ babbatli, 1) and a p. in. KKV. KICKS, J'aftor. InEi: WILL IIAl'TIST HOME MISslON SAUI1AT1I SUIOUI.. Conicr v umui and Cedar Street. Sabbath School, y a.m. I HIST FltEE WILL IIAl'TIST CIIUKCIJ r-Currj liarrackk. Sen feet, Sabbath 11 a.m., ,1p.m. &7J p. in. KKV. 31. JW:i.l.s.T. l rmST MISSIONAKY IIAl'TIST CIIL'UCII. kCcdar. between JJInth and Tenth St-. 1'rcachlng Sabualli, Hlj a, III. anu M p.m. l'ravcr mcclini.', Wcilne-day cn cuing. Preaching, Friday evening. Sabbath School, 1 p.m. John anltaxter ami Mary Stephen. Superintendent!.. ItKV. T. J. Snout:, Pastor. sECOND ItAlTlST flll'ltCH-Fourtccnth Street, between Cedar and v ainm. J nu ouly liaptUt church recognized by the An delation. Services, Sabbath, 11 n.m. f! ii.in. and p.m. ItFV. ,J ACIfll llllAlil.c 1 Willi, SKUUliT Oimi-fltS. Tin: masons. lAIUO -COMMANKKItY, No. 13. Mated iic-liiblV t the AJUim .n-wmic nan, nri-i uiid third Saturday In i:ach inontli. hiiiiii i!iiivt ll.. Sn.-it. ItcL'iil.ir Cono- cation at Jlaiilllc nan, iuu ecnim nnuj In each mouth. I.'AIKU CIIAl-I KIl No. 71.--ltegular Con- meat on at .Masonic null, on iuu uuru Tuenlay ol c cry month. It' a i in i i i ii id I' Xn. i.i: K..t A. M. Uevu- lar Communication at .Masonic Hall, tin; tccoud and tourth Monday of each month. tiii: onit-KKi.i.ows. P.l.i:XANlKlt L(Jl)(lK,'t Meet in Odd- l-cllow' Hall, III .rier liiiiiuing, ceij Thurday octilng at S o'clock. STATU UFF1CKUS. Oovcrnor .John M. l'almer Llcutenant-(Socnior .lohn Dougherty Secretary of State Kdiniind Ituuiliiel Auditor or State-C. i:. Llpplncott State Treasurer i:. N. Hale Supt. l'uhllc Instructlon-Ni'Uton llatcman CoNOHsMKN. Senator Lyman Trumbull and John A. iLok'un. 'teiircfcntatlve lor me fttaic-ai-i.argc L. IlecrldKC. ItcnrmcnUtlve Tlilrtceiun uinnci .lonn M. Crcbs. Mr.MHEUS GENKKAL ASSEMIILY. Senator. Firt District T. A. E. Ilolcomb, f Union, and S. Ii. Ulb-ou, of Oallatln. Kenreeniatip, r iri inirici n. hmiii Webb. COUNTY OFlTCEItS. cmcuiT coukt. JuiIkc-D. J. Ilaker, of Alexander. l'necutliiL' Attorney J. F. McCartney, of Mak-ac. Clerk It. s. locum. Shcrlll A. II. In-lii. Win. Martin Acior and Treasurer. COUNTY COUKT. Altocirti-lL'h:. McCrlte and S. Marclill- lon. Clerk Jacoi) u. i.yncn. Coroner John II. (losMiian. MUNICIPAL "oOYEUNMENT. Mayor John 31. 1.annden. Trcantirer II. A. ClIUUlllKliam. Connitroller E. A. Ilurnett. Clerk Michael llowley. 31arlial Andrew Cain. Attorney I'. II. I'opc. l'ollce 3laglirates I Bross and 11. SLan- Liuei roucc u. ii. .ujets. SELECT COUNCIL. Mayor John 31. Laimlen. Flrit YViird-l O.Schuh. Second Wanl-C. It. Woodward. Third Ward-Jno. Wood. Fourth Ward-S. Stnats Tav or. Clty-at-Larco W. 1'. HallUlay and I). llurd. HOAIlD OF ALIIEIIMK.N. First Ward -James Hcarden, A. II. Saf- lord, Isaac AYnlder. Second Ward It. II. Cunningham, h. Hit der, il Stancel, Jamc Swayne. Third Ward Win. Stratum, J. H. Plilllli;. Fourth Wurd-.lno. II. ltouuiBon, u. ji. Seae, J. II. Mctcuir. SEIjECTEI) story. NOHMAN'S TI'.TUHX. I'HVNK IANM. DB. B. 0. TABKR, Will rcMinic the practice ol his profession with cvpecliil rcleri'iice to tho clectrlca trcutmclit ot dlhcuKC In ull tho new uud iiu-m-oveil methods of uimllcutlou. In all caseii of icmuto complaints a lady Will tit- in attendance, OUlee, liti Commercial aemie, up iitnlrn, WILLIAM it. SMITH, M. D. T1ESIDENCK No, 81 Thirteenih struct, tm IV Iwcea WHilimxinn avenun l WhIiuiI mrect Omoe U i Uoininen I d hoviiuii, up rtaira. 0. W. JUNNlNO, M, J). OKfill'KNCK-corncrNintli aud Wnluiit iOlbco-coinp nulli ulreat and Ohio Irrec Croeti hoiim rrnin u.ni. n t ir. and V iliii II. WAHDNHlt, M. 1). EHIDF.NOK-Corncr Mnetrrnth atrerl anil JLV Waalimglim enue, near court houe. 01 flciiover Ar'er'sOroceijf ature, Otliie Ilourn lroin iu.ni. o li m. nii mn ut n. ni. Dlt. It, BLUM, Burgeon aud Mechanical r ei nsr tist 1 Vj Office, Commercial Avnnuo between Ninth i and Tenth HtrccU, LLINOIS. A BTOltY 01' YL'I.K. While tho massive yulo lopt nro roaring up (lie rcat cliimncys ofK'.lis Ion Mntior, whilo Tnccs flush in the softly-heated ntino-hticro, titui ladies in the intervals ol (jitaurilles or pplops ply their fan an if it was it .July night, the wind i.. ccntling Arctic ll:it-i through tho valleys and ravines of the hills niiiong which the manor lies There in a road aero, these hilln lroin the lown ol" Stamford, distant live or six luilen, hut upon thin Uhristniax eve it would require keen eyes mid uner ring IbatKteps in man or hcast to keep within it path lor not only docs the snow lie several feet deep, hut the wind has piled many a high drift iu which tho hapless wayfarer might flounder and go down, hopelessly heuumhed. Help from man there would ho none, for the isolated house. along tho road are mostly country fcatn, wrapped in their own dignity and only npproached hy long laiios ami avenues; besides which, there nrc none of them r-o chur lish or so sorrowful that they do not keep high festival on this night, and the earn of 'hose who sit by glowing fires and pledge the great feast in liq uors spiced and mulled alter old-time recipe. ure not likely to hear any wild cry for aid, even though it he scut up at their very door?. Yet, dejpile these facts, a man U phiJding aioiip this road through the hitter cold of the night without prece dent in the memory of a generation a young man, well built and agile of movement, but not by any means clad for such an expedition a the present. Hi clothe. nre well worn, and there is something foreign, something sugges tive of milder skies, about them. He has no overcoat, but, instead, wears, curiously wrapped about him, a bluik et such as Texan and Mexican hunters carry on their saddles. It is a most inefficient protection from tin. fierce blasts which come to meet him and de tor hint from the dangers of tho wind ing road among the de-iolotc hills. Hut he has a stout heart, and he keep steadily on, whelmed now and then iu a snow-drift, but bravely struggling through, and plodding Ibrwarl with dogged resolution, conscious that to p.-.urc even lor a minute is ecrtaiu death. It is slow work, however terrible work, iu fact; and after a time flesh and blood give way. When something more than half the distance between Stamford and the manor has been wearily accomplished, the pedestrian, hoe active step have gradually grown mote and more lagging, sinks down in tiller exhaustion upon the trunk of a fallen tree by tho rnadide. Ho is uuinbed with cold until he has luit solvation lo-t utterly the aching, painful consciousness of'being cold hi limbs refuse to move, his mind feeU dull and drowsy, and as he sits there, falleji together in a heap, lie i lap-ing fast into an uucuiiK'inusuc.'S w Inch can know no awakening. Hut just then a blast ol almost terrific power sweeps by, tittering a weird, unearthly sound between a moan and a howl, and iu the effort, to brace himself again-t it the wayfarer wakes to a sense of the fatal peril which begets him. Instinctivcly his numti hand goes to his ehc-t and after a time slowly draws forth a flask. It has given him strength and warmth several time beforo during his painful pilgrimage, butuow he drains it to the lut drop. Kvcn the fiery cognac with which it was filled scarcely enables him to do more-than tise slowly and stiffly to Ins feet. Ho docs nso, however, aud moves on, murmuring half broken wind. n. bo does so. Not so near he said "not so near I It would bo hard to have toiled all the way back, penniless, und foot, sore, only to die within a mile of her So that I keep alive until I hao seen her, it docs not much matter what comes allerward. My Isabel I my brave, lovely darling 1 Shall I ever forget how sho looked that Christmas eve when s.he bade me uood-bvo and '(lodspecd' three years auo? It has been a poor speed toward fortune I have made, but it will scarcely matter that I como back without a Miillin bankrupt in everything hut hope if Isabel ouly looks at me with the tame sweet, wistful eyes. Ay, howl away I" as tho blast bwept by again; the lit of her is better to warm me than all tho brandy ever mado in France." let it is tcarcely likeiv that even tho thought of Isabel Klliston's lus trous eves would have, kept him afoot without the aid of the stimulaut du ring tho long hour which yet elapsed beforo ho turned from tho high road into a familiar irate uud found himself within tho grounds of tho manor. Up tho avenue ho plodded, heavily and wearily, well nitih spent and frozen, tin til tho Imhts I in in the tiouso gicamcu before him, shining out with bounteous checv on tho bitter night, l-or a mo incut tho wanderers heart leaped up as if it had been indeed his own roof-trro to which ho returned, but tho next mo ment a fovloin and terrible tense ol his condition ranio to hts bcuumbed senses From the great hall, wheio tho fires roared and tho wreaths of holly and uiistlotoo L'leamed, ho heard tho sound i l r oi inunu mm llio ll iuu oi uuucinn uxi through thu broad windows, pouring floods of light over llio siiovv-cuveicd lawn, ho could seu forms passing and repassing, fair, silkcu-elad ladies and giaccful, well-dressed men. It seemed to him like astraugo, fnutiistio glimpse of his former life. lie felt almost bo wildcrcd Which was real, that awful cxWtetu-o which ho had quitted so latoly, that liaiid-to-handHtrugglo with pestilence, famine, tho tteaelicry ol men and tho eruolty of fate, or this life of bright gayety and luxurious; And this dread conquered even tho strong animal craving for warmth and food and rest. If ho had teen Isabel it might havo been different but al though he looked for ter eagerly, sho was not to bo seen. Almost every other member of tho fuuily came now and then across his rtiigo of vision. His former guardian passed the window, i Mrs. Klliston's gractful figure was trained lor a minute in the vista ol an i) lie n i ii tr door, Ucoruiata hllistoti was the scornful, incisive question was asked. It seemed many minutes to tho man crouching below tho man whoso very heart seemed to stand still, the man waiting, hoping, dreading, yet do siring, tho answer which might come. And after a minute it came. "Yes, you asked mo that beforo," she said, n little coldly. "I did not answer you then, because to do so in volves a storv which is not all my own. And if I answer you now, it is not be- flirting on a divan scatccly ten paces j cause I recognize any right which you 1 1 oiu where he stood, aul Ins old com panion, Frank F.llittou, wis atnuiug a group of girls at tho piano. Hut Isa bel, fair, graceful, stately Isabel, did not come within I Ins rat go of those passionate eves. ho. at last, he I possess to ask tho question, but simply i and solely lor JSorinaii s sake, Then do not answer me at all," said Langdou, impetuously, "I had I rather vou denied mo any and every right, than granted even tho least for ui.iirllv tiirtwil from nil I 'in tlKK'klllL' Ills Sake. brightness and comfort. I have no hc lined her head haughtily, arch place in such a scene at that," he ing her slcudcr throat with u graco that thought. I shall go to the rear, fascinated even while it vexed him. make one of the servants quietly let Still. I must inflict the story upon me in, and tell Isabel I am here. If vou, and I hopo you will not refuse to she is sad and anxious about me, if she i hear it," ahesaid. As Nornion Beni is thinking too much of thatChristmas 1 son's friend, I cannot forget that you eve thicc years 3?ro, -I-my bring her have more than once spoken of him as herlittle else, a seiiiiii, visionary auveiuurcr. j.is- comfort, though I bring Turning from the window, thereof, ho went his way around the wings to ward the domestic offices. Before rcaelrng them, however, he was obliged to pass the conservatory, the crystal walls of which roc like a fairy palace iu tho clear starlight and snow light of the wondrous winter night. At sight of it a thought came to the nearly frozen man. Why not enter there Warmth must necessarily meet him on tho threshold the warmth for i which ho was perishing; he would be J sccuro from observation, and perhaps he might be able to see Isabel sooner than by any other means. It was a tempting idea, and one which he pro-, cecded at once to excute. Going to the door, his numb fingers managed to 1 find the bolt aud slip it back, 'the ten so.' now, and lcaru how ho became I'roudly as she had spoken, she paused a moment just here, and the man beneath her the man who had gradually sank to a strange, bent atti tude on his knees glanced up through tho foliage and clasped his hands as if he would have prayed her to stop, lie even tried to articulate her name, but befote he could utter a single hoarse sound sho was speaking again. It is a strange, sad story to tell you," she said, hurriedly, but I think that you can he trusted and even if it were not so, Norman's name must be vindicated at any cost. You have heard that he was papa's ward, have you not? Yes. I think you i i.i." sa;d so. cn, no was very weamir glass panel swung readily in, and oh 1 that is, his father, who died when he the sudden sense of tingling ecstasy in the soft, warm air which rushed lorth 1 He entered, closing tho door behind him, and then was fain to stagger for ward and s'nk down. The warmth of thu scented air seemed to envelop him, the tingling in every limb increased to was a mere child, was very wealthy and as Norman grew up, everybody thought he would inherit a large es tate at his majority. He was always iu love with me, poor fellow I but I suppose I lived too familiarly with him 1 n II 1 I 1 all my llio to uil iu love wuu nun, ai nositivo nam. and then, as the stillness though papa sceincu very anxious uiai of cold began to relax a little, a drow- I should do so as 1 grew toward siness deeper and more uncontrollable I womanhood. I felt the same aflec than that which had beset him on the tions for him which I feel for Frank, mmv.piivnrod road 'ocean to steal over i and so it miiiht alwavs have bceu if ease at which ho gazed with a vaguo wonder that men still laughed and him. Seated on one llowcr-stand,witu his head pillowed on another, and wrapped in a dreamy trance, he might have fallen asleep if a sudden, sharp sound, the raising of a wiudow just over tho shrubs which sheltered him, had not roused him to full conscious ties. The next moment he started eager ly, for it was her voice, who'o every cadence he knew so well, which was speaking above him. "This air is even warmer than the fire," she said, '-but ah! how eweot Then, as ho who had come su far and suffered so much to see her, strove to raise himself with the word Isabel I" trembling on his lip, he heard other tune break on the soft stillucss. Isabel. said Latigdon, who had followed her to the window, "you can not think that I will be satisfied to leave you like this. I might he re igucd to go away lrom you, aim never look iu your sweet eyes again, if I thought you scut me away because you loved another man. Hut oh, Isabel, can 1 go, can l leave you, when you tell me that you are engaged to a man whom you do not love V" ''A man whom you do not love I it is doubtful whether the trumpet of the irchaiiccl could havo sounded moro terrible in tho startled cars of that man this short sentence this sentence which bo had eomo from South America to hear. His hand went uueousciously to his heart, clutclnne as it It would clutch away the dart which had trans fixed it. He felt tor one hornbio mo ment as it the words had paralyzed him, then a sudden gleam of comfort came, it was another who spoke, not Isabel. Sho will speak now she will vindicate her lovo and faith. And she speaks. l nu must not talk to me like this," sho says, proudly. I cannot listen to you. And you aie mistaken I do lovo Norman. It it is not as he should bo loved, if I have suffered my self sometimes to forget all that 1 owe to htm, I think that even ho might if he knew how hnuly l am resolved to keep my faith iu deed, though 1 havo not kept it in thought as he deserved that it should bo kept." Ho who was listouing bowed his head down iu his bauds. In the girls pathotio voico the weary strugula ol many days seemed turning utterance. Unconsciously sho laid her whole heart baro before him, whilo knocking at his heart came tho dreary question, Was it for this he had returned for this? Isabel was thinking only of the soro conflict which was testing her strength Langdon, that sho had never seomed to him so well worth winning as when sho stood before him asserting her resolvo to keep her faith whilo ho who had braved a thousand dangers and privations to reach this haven sat below them stunned to motionless bi lenco. "I havo told you beforo that this is a morbid sento of honor," Langdon said, nl'tor u minuto "1 toll you now that it is moro than Hint, x nsten that vou havo no moro right to eacrt fieo your happiness iu th'n way than ymi havo to commit suicide. It is suicide, Isabel suicide to nil that is best in you and you know it as well as I do. There is nothing which should bind you like this to a solfish, visionary adventurer. Hush!" said Isabel, quickly. "I, havo told you befuto thM, whatever else I may he, I am not so lost to all seiuo ol grntitttdo an to let any ono speak ill of Norman Dcnison ut my presence. And I believe I asked you then, Langdon answered, "what tbcro was there had not come a ternblo dis covery. It speaking a little hoarse ly and with difficulty" it was this wheu Norman reached his majority, his fortune was gone. Ho said that he was sure papa never meant to bo dishonest that it had been squandered in bad iuvcmcnts and things of that kind but all the sauio ho could have recovered it in part at least. He could have ruined and beggared the wholo of us. But he had the most generous and unselflh heart that ever beat. Uc told papa lie nau notuing to fear from him that he could never forget the kiud care that had been given him aud the happy days he had spent under the mauor roof. 'I am young, and I can work,' ho said. After all, it is better for a man to bo forced to strike out for himself.' And lest you should thiuk, perhap, that ho did all this for my sake, I must tell you that I knew so littlo what a heart was offered me that I had rejected him but a few days before the truth came to light. After it was knowti, ho went away aud accepted a business position in tho city There he staved for eighteeu mouths, writing occasionally, but never comiuir back until lie came Christmas eve three years ago to say that ho was going with a party of colo nists to South America. He had great expectations of fortune, and he asked me once moro if 1 could give him no hone to take along; then it was that 1 engaged myself to him, lov ing him as 1 had loved him all my life, honoring him as I had never honored any one oiso anu graiciui wuu a gran tudc which mado mo wild to prove it by any means. It was n poor means which" I tock, perhaps, but it was 1 had had and I cave it freely. 1 have never regretted it I nover shall regret it And now, clasping her bauds and lifting her eyes to the palo laco be side her now that vou know all, I am suro that you will heed mo when ask you never again to speak to mo ns you have spokeu to-tnght. Is is not just to him, nud you sec wllat ho is and what ho has done tor mo aud mine." I sec," said Langdon, hoarsely, that ho has bound you by the strong est tit- that can bind a generous na ture that of sacriGce. But oh, Isa bel, am I nothing? You have uot yon citiuot say that you love him, Is there no hopo tuat I can ever uo anything to prove my love? Yes, said Isabel, eageny; "you can do what l ashcu you n sccona ago you must never speak to mo like that again. Oh, Mnunco 1 and her whole soul seemed going out to him "bo generous; do not try mo beyond my strength I" bhc toiu everytuiug in tuat picauing cry; anu tiioro are many meu wuo would havo pressed on nu tno notiicr for such a vantage-point surrendered. But although ho was a man ol tho world, Maurice Langdon was not ex actly formed of common clay. He never did a moro unselfish thing in his life, and rarely a moro graceful one, than when ho suddenly bent jlown aud laid his lips on Isabel Klliston's clasped hands. I plcdgo my faith that I will never again utter a word whjeh you, do not wish to hear, ho said. Sinco you desire it, I will prove to you that iu tho thing which is dearest to mo on earth, 1 too know how to mako a sacri fice." Sho murmured broken thanks, and then, us a rush of guy voices camo in to tho room, si o added, hurriedly, I must go, I, cauuot fuco these people tiood-uicht." "Stay. ho said, detaining her. the background of light, there were passionato hungry eyes, of which she wist little, taking their last look at her fair brauty ibrousb he glistening fol iage below. "Twelve o'clock, said Langdon, as tho last stroke died away, and then he held out his hand. "Merry Christ mas I" he said, with an ic:cut far more cad than gay. But Isabel shook lr l ead. "Let us rather say, 1 Happy Christ mas 1"' she answered, gently. Mer riment is for tho fort mate and the gay, hut happiness is for all vho strive to do their duty as it is placed before them. Let us tejoico in Him who camo to-night, hut let us also re member that lie caiic to suffer and die for others." Then she bowed her head, and say ing, Cllory to God b the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men," i -1. I IM-- n V n sue passcu, iiko a uir vision, out oi sight. Hut her words sUycd behind her. In tho drawing-room they were sing ing a Christmas carol, and tho chorus floated into the fragrant stillncs of the conservatory, but the glad tones of rcjoiclpg did not stir tho sad heart thcro os tin simple words, He camo to suffer aid die for others," had done. In tils moment of utter, deso lation, the stnnge, awful sweetness of suffering and f sacrifice that key stone iu the Christmas arch of tri umph seomed o come home to this stricken soul, so mercilessly shut from all the tender lighs of love and home, which he had cote so far, toiled so wearily, to reach. His heart seemed rushii.g forth iti n jjcat agony of voice less anguish. He ;laspcd his hands and looking up thnugh tho gl'.ss roof to the glitterii tvintcr heaven, he said f iirc well, aid yet again farewell, to all the brightness and sweetness of life. For this "c had escaped the deadly fever of tie jungle for this hp had worked his lay from port to port across the seas for this he had defied winding snow rid icy blasts to keep him from her idc for this! Then a wild defiauce re up in him, a wild de sire to rcveng hiir.elf, os he well could, upon thfe who had wronged and ruined hit. liut it was a devil's thought, whicl did not tarry long. "Glory to Godin the highest, and ou earth peace, god will townrd men," sang a voice inhis ear, liko uuto that sweet voice wicb he should never hear again. Ten he bowed his face into Ins hands Liord, it is not tor such as I to hoe to sec thy glory, he cried, "butgivc, oh give mo thy peace And peace cine. Not at once uot till the flesh wb worn to uttor exhaus tion by the Mnug conflict of spirit but alter a time in the stillness ot tno wondrous Christum night, a sense of divine calm cane to him. And then it was that he dcired to rise at once and go forth, leavinjrno human being the wi.'er, for his presence; nut no was weary and fodsorc, and he felt that every ovcrtaxid fibre demanded rest. So ho made a rillow of hi blanket and stretched hicisclf on the floor (he had known many worse restitig-place dti- run? those turee vcarsi lor a unci n sIcod. Win the dawn ho would go he thought iNo one should ever mow that ho bill been there: he would write and tell babel that fortune had failed, nud with fortune all hone to call her bU. But the t'awu of Christmas morning found tho tred body for ever at rest, and tho hove spirit far away beyond those crlenninir lightB of heaven at which ho iad gazed through the mists of passioi and suilering so snort a nine before. The flowers bent over him with kindly, pitying sweetness, while the sort, subtle, deadly heat exhaled frnm the braziers, whose cxistcuco he had forgotten, did its work quickly and mercifully. When they found him in the bright sunlight of Christinas day, ho seemed to havo pascd from the uuconscbusuess of sleep to the deeper uncoisciousncss of death with out ono distorting pang. And it was imposslblo' for those who loved him to look ou tho paU, sereno face without fnnlinrr av. without seciutr that ho j i that in a similar rccoptado water from which the air has not been expelled, covered with oil in tho same manner as the preceding, boils tranquilly as usual. Iu tho luttcr vessel conversion into steam commences at'2)2dcg., which corresponds to tho tcmpcraturo of steam at a pressuso of 15 lbs. per square inch whilo in tho formo in addition to tho atmospheric pressure, the attractive force of tho water holds tho steam com pressed until an explosion relieves it the water settles back and remains quiet until the tension is again pro duced, and so on tho water being con verted into steam in a scries of explo sions. Iu an ordinary boiler, and under or dinary conditions, the temperature of the water and of the steam over it is always accompanied by a certain press ure but as steam, when removed from contact with water, may be heated to a tcmpcraturo indcfmilelynbove that cor responding to its pressure, so water in tho condition which wo have described, being heated considerably above the temperature corresponding to the pre. suro of the steam over it, may be properly called superheated. To what extent this superheating of water may bo connected with boiler explosions is somewhat problematical but it is evident that, if water from which air has been expelled may be many degress superheated, the steam contained in the water iu place of the expelled air being at n much higher temperature and pressure than the stcan. above the water, the pressure and water gauge are not always reliable in dicators of tho condition of the water iu tho boiler. American Artizan. ho saw two fiery glaring eyeballs look ing up at him. 'Are you afraid, Mr. Forrest?' asked Dricsbach, invisible in the darkness. 'Not a bit.' Dricsbach said somcthintr; tho growl deepened and becamo hoarser, the back began to arch, and the eyes to shino more fiercely. Forrest held out two cr threo minutes, hut tho symptoms became so tcryfying that ho owned up in so ma ny words that ho was afraid. 1 Now let mo out, you infernal scoundrel, ho said to tho lion-tamer, "and I'll break every bono in your body.' Uc was imprudent there, for Dricsbach kept him, not daring to move a linger, with the lion rubbing againt his leg all the time, until Forrest promised not only immunity, but a champagne sup per in tho bargain." New York World. L had found not only tho peace, but tho glory of God. From l)co Lewis' Today. MISCELLANEOUS. SUPKIUIUATKD WATER. Water in itB ordinary stato holds in solution a considerable quantity of at mosnheric air, which, it is now well kuown, cxcro'ies an influence on tho process of evaporation. This air may be exnelled bv boiling the water, or moro perfectly by freezing. In pass ing from the liquid to a solid stato tho air' is more effectually expelled than is possiblo by even long-continued ebulli tion. If water from which air has been thus expelled be heated, steam seems to bo retained in place of tho air and to bo held by tho attraction of tho water with a forca which can only ho overcome by a considerable expansive effort of tho steam. Professor Tyndall demonstrates this by a very simplo and very beautiful ex periment: A duautitv of ico is placed in a ro centaele suitable for heating, aud oil enough poured iu to suhmcrgo tho ice. Tho receptacle is then heated, tho ico melts, tho water lormeu is constantly covered by. tho oil floating upon tho surface, and, being thus protected from tho atmosphore, cau receive uo air whatever. A bell-shaped glass cover is placed over the receptuolo io provont tno on trom being unpleasantly scat tered about by llio action wiiieu ioi ows, aud tho water is heated utitil it boils. Hut instead of boiling, as water ordinarily docs tup steam nswg cou tiuously in bubbles from tho heated bottom to tho surfoecthe water from which tho uir has been expelled retains tho steam until thohoat audconscnuout tension is sufficient to overcome tho he wnter. Ylien this GAMIJLIvIlS OF CALIFORNIA OF LONG AGO. The following is an extract from a New York 'Tribune report of a lec ture by Hrct Hart Mr. Ilarto sketched the San Fran cisco of 1S.V2 in winter time, when flour was worth $50 a barrel, and a glimpse of a woman's face was one of the comforts for which the hardy ad venturer sighed. The gambling-saloon was next described as tho central point of interest in the history of the Argo nauts. It wus approached by no uiyhto rious passago or guarded entrance, and frequently opened upon the street, with every invitation of gilding, lights and music, iinu ycuiicsu arc tue uuictcsi halls in San Francisco there is no drunkenness, no quarreling, scarcely any exultation or disappointment. Jstisincss men who have gambled all day iu other enterprises, fiud nothing hero to unduly excito them, and iu tho intervals ol music a bcautilul calm per vades tho room. People move around noiselessly from table to table as if fortune were nervous as well ai fickle. A cane falling upon the floor cau-e. every oue to look up, and a loud laugh excites indignation. I hero was a Western man, who having made a few thousands iu thu niiuu, caiuo to Muu Francisco to take a steamer home. On the night before he was to sail, he etitercd the Argo saloon, seated him- self nt the table in sheer libtlcssncss, and staked S!20 ami won. He won again. In two hours ho won a fortune. An hour later ho rose from the table ruined man. The steamer sailed with out him. He was a simple man, know ing littlo of the world, and the sudden winning and losing of a fortune crazed him. Uc went again to his work, nud and regularly took his scat at tho ta ble and spent tho earnings which he had saved. So a year passed. If ho had forgotten a waiting wife, sho had not forgotten him, and one even ing she landed, with her child, upon tho pier at Sau Francisco, penniless and alouc. She told her story to John Oakhurst, who quietly provided for her wants. I wo or three evenings after tho Western man won some trifle, and then gamed other plays in suc cession, and it really seemed ns though fortune hud eomo again. John Oak hurst saw his joy and said: "I will give you 83,0(10 for your next deal." Ho hesitated. "Your wife is at tho duor will you tako it Tho man accepted but the spirit of tho gambler was strong within him, and, as Mr. Oakhurst fully expected ho wanted to see the result of tho play. Well John Oakhurst lost, and, with a look of gratitude, tho man turned aghast, seized tho money, and hurried away as if ho feared that ho might still bo cn 'banted by tho spell which bound him Thatwas a bad spirit of yourn, Jack,' laid his friend. "Yes," said Jack, but I got so tired of scoing that fel low round. It was a put-up game be tween the dealer nnd me. It is tho first timo." ho added, with nn oath which I thiuk tho recording nngel placed to his credit, it if. the first time I over played a game that was uot ou the square." Applause.J USEFUL HECIPIES. Wr..vr India Cokfki:. Uoil three bints of rich sweet milk, aud when imiling throw in a teacup full of strong Kio coffee, ground. Uoil together for ten minutes, strain and sene ery hot. lie sure the milk boils beforo thu coffee is added. lljioti.r.i) PKltcn. Scale and empty the perrh, and split them down the back. Lay them open upon a gridiron, and broil them over a clear fire. Dress them with butler, salt and pepper. FllIZ.t.KIl IlKKl', Oil LtVKIl DlltKIl as IIkkc Put a pieco of tho size of an egg into a sVUlut; sliver up some beef and put iu, turning all the same till done. Put the meat to one side of the skillet, and put in a little cream, milk or water, for gravy. Mt'l'm A L'amandk. .Molt into a quart nf sweet milk a piece of butter tliusizo of an egg. Let it cool; add flour enough to mako a stiff batter, and a tea-spoon full of salt. !cat four eggs till light, add the batter, uud last ly, pour iu a tea-cup full of baker's yeast. Heat well together, cover and set in a warm jilaco three hour.. Hake in well buttered mulliii-rings iu :t brisk oven. LmiiT breakfasts aro becoming fash ionable. Gutta'percha steaks and leather waffles arc no longer considered the best early uinruiug remedy lor tlys-pepsia. ANCH KEMAHKABI A IIUNDIIE1 THE HOi ANDKOMAOIll CC THU SUUIPTUHKS. IMUNTEHS' KimOUS IN THE LISU H1L1LK. ENU- FORREST AND I1E11K DRIES RACII. How was ho iu his relation with other netors?" ".Inst as ho was with everybody whom ho met. If thoy happened to pleaso him, well and good it not, it was uncomfortable for them if they came in contact with him. 'io use slang word, ho was extremely npf to bully all in tho theatre, Imm tno manairerdown. Hut ho onco met hts mutch. It was when ho wTas playing at tho old Hroadwuv Theatre, near Pearl stroot. His pieces wcro followed by an exhibition of lions by their tinner, u certain Herr Uriesbach. iMirrest was olio day saying that ho had uever been alraid in all hts life could not iniauino tho emotion. Driosbaeh made uo remarks at tho time, but iu tho evening, when tho curtain uau union invited I'orrcst homo wuu mm. i'or rest assented, and tho two, entering i house, walked a long distance through many uovious passages an uarie un til finally Dricsbach, opening a door, nald." This way, Mr, Forrest." For rest entered, and immediately heard tho I I t.Ii.. door siammeu auu iocu uoiuuu mm Ho lind iiot't'nno to' express, auy sur Tho errors of tho foreign editions of tlio Duth and .Scotch Hililei nro uhiiu.l iuu- inurublu. In u black-lutter U'sUtnent of Itilil, printed nt either Kdlnburg or In Hol land, uiUtaku may bo mm v. i ill in nearly uvury column. Iu England tuelf, a vig orous httuiupt to iiiiiiro currucliifdt sat nwilo hy iliu restriction ol llio rllil ol iniblislii'nir Hilile to tlni Kitiir'd printer; and no niuru curious proof ul llio purpul- uity ot l.uglisli nagt-scoulu io luuua tiinn in llio ni.Kiry ul iliii monopoly. liiu liouso of Curislopiiur narxur, to which patent win granted iu 1017, wunt ou steadily printing it until 17UU. Thu right was tic Id for sixty yeara l.y Thomas llatketl. and ptircliuied 111 1 iG'J by Cliurl-i Eyro SpoUij.voodi', "contii.uu a buecci sion which hat beuii uubrokuu since 18C5." Hut tho monopoly failed In seeming tho vnriuiii tditioiu from uvea ludicrous and nrot'ano blunders. In into ol' llio earlier miles, tlio second folio of Oil, in which the mlitiiUs ot the tlrtt wcro supposed to haTo lo"i corrected wo llnd Then cometli Juda! with Itiem unto a plaeo called (JoUuomane." A fo lio or 17 IT lias received Its name ot iuu Vnegar llible," from a misprint in the. houding of tlio parable of tlio Ineynrd. In two quartos of llio present century wo tho told that "tho blast ot thy tumble ones is ns u stono niraliist llio wall, aud that "Ihu dogs liked his blood. Wo may perhaps expect a UttU Irony In thu com posllorof 1G3U (ho may havo been an ac ipiainlaneo of .Milton's-) who makes tno heathen vex tlio Israelite', not with their w cs. but with their wives, or In thu printer of 10 10, who substituted ru- ertn mo wilderness lor -muii-n. Hut tho real mischief of sucli blunder lays in their tendency to perpetuntion. The omissloti in llio llrot lolio ui imi ini- nurtant words In tlio ll ft ti c.'iuiHer.i of tit. John's First Kpistlu is still perpetuated iu our prayer-hooks, tlioui;h ll lias tieeu corrected In llio text of our Hiblcs. 11 Strain nt a gnat" was probably ti ty pographical blunder in thu llrst issues ot Ing il allies liiuio lor iuo--irani oiu of the bishops' and Genevan vursiuns; but it ruuiaiiis to this day. bo a nu. print In tlio First Epistlo to Timothy, which originated at Ciiuibridgu ubut lU-J'J, went on uncorrected, edition after edition, till 1803. Tho lino of jCXOOO inllicled by tho SlarChambor on llnxter for his omission of llio nrolilbitory "not" in tho Seventh Uorninanuiiient is it weu-Knuwn iiikihiicu of thu fruitless efforts to obtain correct ness tho Uno, howover, as wo hoar from Air. I.oftlo, "dwlndlos, on Investigation. to 300. and this again is coinpoiinuea for bv tho presentation of a set ot Greek tvnes to ono of tho universities." Nor was freo trado moro emiduclvo to correctness than tlio monopoly, 'i no great rebellion fur a thno threw open tho market, but tlio popular editions of Field and Hill woro dl.lluurccl hy n greater number of blunders tlinn bad appeared be fore. Their defects aro mercilessly ex nosed In a rare tract bv Mr. Kelliourne, i.. i... w men .nr. i.omo nas renrmien m i" profacn. llesldcs tho greater errors, how ever, which wo have noticed, we llnd an nflnhn number or smaller mounieaiions going on in spelling And punctuation. rvir lie- t no l rsi century wiiu-u is com t II .1... .ltl unlet! in itir, J.UIIIUS lini, mn viiumui; of no two editions is tho same. In such a ehaneunsof sometimes" for "somotlmo," snollini: becomes an important organ of rev s on. "wo si n. ays jir. jiii. 'have ftich words t astoulcd, 'through ly. pranslilncs, 'sope,' although tlio authority ky which they nro retained has no moro exlslonco In reality than that by which such words a "shitmoustncss or "impossible" wero altered.' i Tiik Arlington hotel of Washington D. C. for thu third timo since Its opening, lias undergone a coinplotu embellishment. It was originally tilted up in granu style, with every convenience, elegance and lux ury that experience, tasto and judgment eould dciiro and money ncconiolUh, During the summer aticceediog it wai beauinuny irotcota ana reoo- vHted throughout. within U past two month 'all tho chrubrs baft Leen cOTered with tae now stvln ofeorrus- eated gold and silver parur. Thi If owe has been re-ruilnuu. rc-carnciea. anu number of th rooms ra-furnlshad. From KtcnvAtlons nrn lie of ancient Tnl cannot but deeply I guts merely, but mo laio ot AelilllcV wrath, tol or woci uniiuiiibtr From Uolnorid Troy, traversed der and Siinols, I E -ran sea nnd identified with tliJ Iliad but so widl arctiivulogiiti dill situ ot thu famous I lie tied tho united lias long been dnul ino remains of TrJ the Troad and, city ovor existed (nation or tho ftl Kplc. DR. sciii.ii-.mJ These doubts nrl removed by thu dl aclilletnanii, who Ion been coliductll tions on tho I'lalnl has rui nlslicd mi. Herald He had in tins neighbor! himself thai Hum eomo tlio fashion Troy, could lay nl Ho tound that nnl liavu been bull count of tho 11 mill of tho ubsenco on greater depth th low tho surfaco.l points, suggested ancient historian! equully fruitless i lug settled this pi Hun to u platcal lliirnabashl, risitl abovo the plain nl on lis northern which seemed n situ of it largol described to have lion rnadu iu lbl was rich in renin! pottery. Ho at I that ho had disd nud prepared tol xtencivo scalo til iifoinnI Tho first dlllicd obtain pormissioi lliu ilnicHu, whin Mr. 1- runic Lalvl Turks. TLo fori to huvo his preml ter, not sharing logical cntliusial their land nor pel except ou tlio col reeolvo n largo ail trenchiis should tlon of tho digcj Dllniiian (lovenl pilled tho Tuiksl timated valuu tol slruclion, and tl over to Br. Sd mun no hrokn gi nvtiltfHl nl of November byl rist. Ho result larger force of i steadily proseeul few weeks, ru'l tinuo tho intereJ taken. bkciikts ol Tho cutting lum ruins ot comparative rf toric times worJ tVel below tho eighteen feet found, showing historic limes had existed till fourteen to twcl implements nil weru tuund, but wro of small s indication thai tVryaiie. Trill huuses of until nu weapons ol stratum woro stone, which lei had readied thl it y. Last spl llio fthruia believed must J acropolis, und iitunuB in the pied tlio whol ing lus way uirliso mastes upon h collofsJ ry, lorly reel i height, built wlilcli Iiu com towor of tho w that from whl llio death of stones joined as ancient a 9 known ,as 0 structuro uml exhumed abil doubt that ll tho ago of tnl dhcovered on I of a wall of ll seven feet iij which may III vallKtlon nifl I ni; been lull tune und A pi INTKli These struJ !,-sell situ of I clpnl archill bclillciimnii, est and vahJ Hut In coml Troy ho has! menu and ul condition, w religion or way of l'ril of many val instruments,! etc., whichl sliapo nnd a pooplo farl who success: Troy. Mud ed with tho I symbol of tl or nrty-tarsi woicn rnui there soma I with stl tkhllomani urta that Hector ana only toad Tna iu conducted expense, i to resign 'I work intoj UdliKenti furnUhcw ie?atk no I1K.T

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Ml'MbllkLei I.V I IJLLETIN I Stl A l hoi pild lu 3 60 5 "My dr laiiuw, or coutm I'll cone. I want hi take wy ft guoJ Impression of America. Dm really. jru know, I thought Filth avenuo tu wbera all tho society p UI 1j livid." 'simkIiIv. mv d tar boy. all thoddrl" said Sotharn. "Como to-morrow, and I'll lo oii CKKI.Y IHILLKTIN VcJucci tho ul)orlp- LV CUHO 1IUI.I.KTI. Ijniitn, making It tht fj Hi Sontlnni Cilia its m-i AND 1'ElUOr- LS. It imry, 187.1, It 'beau- riio llluslrailotis arc ketch, by John ir. tind Iruo sketch I ur it Frolic" The r nu promlio now In.- on.il beautlos In tbi &li (j year, but it i v w nnyililni; io unl- j. nailo bolter Tin iTiiiHiin for 1873 an 1 nnd "Tha Villaj;. irh. .lames Sutloi Lino, New York Wiry of fio no mbarflf lit i nlway. Tno third ehitptci i by Dr. llolluiid, fJt in it by thin. 'he poem tiro y ut II trie, Wlllimi ii .M irni mill Girl .Ihrlttmm Cub, f ward EijIcjIoi, It 3 first mrnth of tV U tU till I u ri'pr1ticiljn o lit ol lleatrico tl cnsrnviu;s whl illu-imiftl iter liar to tho mi;a ll ideally to llf i 'E.-lectL li al 'roup domlnc EnglWh and con ,urc, It prctcnW, inch nn array ol ys, uioginpliicn' and serial Hllu i majnzino could .i ntvtr so com hi it promises to n tho Fvbrunrj Itlod Too S.xin, will bo com inmhiir'i ndvatict R l'olton, lot Term $5 h lglo number, -15 princo of map J inuiry numbvi ntb!a fck-tch ol ii us Lord Jjl.t, nnn wLo lit out otlen, wlnlo ail, "lo E.utuc. in this number promism to bo liort stories u't krtaininr. Tl.o il, uro ink' rol lout n tuint ol lend.d Monthly. t Ujmorjtt t hich Im linen rait ul Emily other fplemJiit tho mint extra- fliuieribor, be pif,) Mound City, will glva a fasllval and concert at Stoker hall on Tuesday night. Proceeds' for the bonoflt of the church. No oflbrt will be spared to make the evening agreeablo and entertaining. 12-59-21 Clbamno Sale or Wurr Dnr IntroJuceyru lo ome fir -.d mi people. Goods. W will commence our clearing I'll have fma itovd i Iherc, ou my -i- j- n.j j. Jl p ml tn ft. .7 And in thu plot wa M. On the fol-1 of January, to continue during the entire lowing afternoon at C o'c oc'( Mr. Lee put I month. Wo do not intend to carry old h prompt nppeir.nco hi n but siuo ,tock Ani n,ult nT, room for now t 1 I'm m- l.i l f Cilrin ah.l I 1 In ro' 1. Co wi met by Mr. Suthern and Willi im J f iotetice, train old perionat fiend, an I conducted by them to tho Ujliijiuitliig IihII. 'lh j ubid wi tproid, and lounglnp ilxiiil, weto Nell liryaiit, Nelio SSey mour, Ul ly It! rcli, Chrlt. Connor, and one r iwj oilier well-known rporling charc nr. All wero drontd in a dathy, fop plh HlylM. hii I nil were Introduced to Mr. Leu by'llt ft which appealud to hit Kng .ith pnjuJicoi. Nil Uryuut wuro an Im raor.io circlet of paile dhmondt on tl.e Uooiii of hi ihlrt. They iparkled in the flight like genuine itoin, and Mr. Loe uiprtutd hliiitull urprutd at their bril i inlaw, llo Uiouulil llint at lait ho wai uloul to tu iko nu I'lilteo to tho tocivty of Uio rtul Ktilckorbocken of tho New orid. Tho introduction! and ordinary iiluta tlof.i having been loticluded, tho party cJt-d theiiKelVis at tliu tub!o. Mr. riolli oru at at tliu bend at host, atid Mr. Flor riico wai at llio rij:ht hand. On tho left f Mr, Sulliurn eat Neil llryant, and Mr. I.eo wa fiiuJ wicla-d in btlween him and .Nobo iicyinour. Leo whi nrrayed in a tull-ilret lull, with whito necktie and pnlflit leather bo.At. Tliu oyt trn with placed upon tho table, w hllu sue hI coiivuiio ran nimbly. Nell II ry ii nt took Ins napKlii and lied it over ma heiid in inch a manner thai only his luoiith uiid chin wero vWiblo. Mr. Lee zed upon him with unfeigned Httonith nieut. 'i'lien, before anybody Imd tiuched tl.o bivnlvet before them, Noll raited his phito nnd deliberately unolt of the oy i. xi Then ho reached over and grntped Nt-lse Muynlour'i) plato, and imcd'of that, llo mid, looking nt Seymour: ''Nelst, your oyitcr lire better than mine. Here, j on cin luivo these.'' Thon ho dulibcrntcly passed his own plalu over to Seymour nnd began eatini; tliu oysters whlcti ho hid taken. Seymour juinp'eJ lo his fi-i't, apparently tri-iiibling with piisslon. I'littliig his hand behind him, ho drew forth n Uro tmwU Wnlfe, wh'ch liu bnimlithi'd Qercoly at Nell Ur tint, lie roareii out 'You hnvii Insulted u, sir. I will have your llfi', sir. Hud cich particular hair a IhoiMiinit 1 1 v'., (hey would not Mtiffy my venuianco' flayinsf down tho knlfo and looking i, t lil victim trnplcally); say one prayer sir. for your wretched soul." Mr. Lee lnok.il atthx bowlo knifo and tho Knickerbocker who had drawn it. Ho tried to push his chair back and escape, hut it whs wrnJcd in lightly between the two Knickerbockers to whom ho had but jn't been Inlrodueod In tho mrnntine Neil Bryant, who had iwnllowed tho oys ters, cntinL' them with his lingers, without payinz Iho lcut iittcntlon to what Nelio was raying, spr.tnp to his feet. From tho 'ear p,.ck-t of his pintatoon ho drew forth ii bone navy revolvi-r. Pointing it icrosstho facn of the Irlejitened English mm, at NeUo Seymour, ho ibouted: Tuko back tliotn words, tir, or I will htvu vour blood." Seymour mtdo a feint with his knife at IIih lipid ot tlrynni. J no latter dexter ouIv parried it with his postol. At thi point tho wholn parly arose and drew knl oanl pistols, nnd n rlashinc and a 1ahlng boenn nn both side-. Mr. Leo, in whom thi action of the Knickerl ockors w-n totally inexplicable, managed to push hi- cliHlr liHck. and iditing nut attempted o i'-i-hp" from tho room. Nelio Seymour h-tected him as ho waiim-aklni; awnyand nnil raiiirhl him in hi arm". Ho held him Mailt b.iind hot ween hinvolfand the muz i'o nf i-il RM-anl s iilstnl. whilo Ilrvan 'onlinii-illy nllod oui to h-e to got out of ir way ami lei mm snoot tho ungentlo maniy racal. While thu company were in this hubbub uiiih one put out me liglits. Tuen aroso t K-rie ot groam and laughtor, abovo which rang out b.nd and clear the shouts ol Mr. Lee, -'.Murder! Fin-1'' He finally -'u". ffvnif,iiu niiiii ilia rwranfinn Hflll WHI Hrir.t ..ni. II.. t.. Vlf.l. A nun. Un Thursday a man visited Justice fowling aii'l infornied him that a duol us to no r.iught hetween Mr. Ioo and Mr. Sothern. Th jmtlee, on tho impulso of ihnliliiiiieilt. LTanted n w.rrinl f,., it, lompani in I rr.-t or tho two gentlemen. Afterward nn.l Yoiemlti' U ''curn.il to Justice lljwling that tbo Iroii W irv l,r,,fe 4 cntlnimtion of the i., v ',r"'-'''" JoKo upon .Mr. Leo. Ho there- lliW.1V, i. fro dPStr,-rpd UiA trarmnl mn, l It. f tto Janutrv 'aco '""ed suhricnas commanding Ed. iil- Am.,t.' A oth..rn and William J. Florence This is bonaf d. Ihoie who bar not mide their winter purchase, will find It to their Interest to call on us. Stuart A Gnouox. iilliL' Amerlci 'v mm Himm d. f loronce tm a. Tree il'.r.Cr?: ,,lm 'n 1,10 Ton.ba.t8 v..., a ..iiii-ruay morning. At mat hour .paper pauorn mo two actor appeared in answer to the an envelope, ummons. They remained in tho officers re, elegantly .1 '".wnen jiisttca Uowling en Wity things; j Zn PCrUjiUcU lhein 10 Bo.boulthdr n.id Including It is now undorslooil that Mr. Leo is A jea- a sub-1 ",n',or tbo irnprenlon, that ho dined with the best I!""" r-evinour and William Cullen teillcent son 1 iV.? V. 1 1,6 'lfl''d tht one .1 '"lr futh b not been told in Eng. a holiday or. 'aid concerning ibn blrwdlhlrsty charac Yearly, only '"Istlcs of American ociety. oningi JJcm-1 I NICK Eli. 1 kST .'lUK .OVElt.Nuil' VLNhH t-l NATopJa K'K.V IVfcs KaaUUKL, LOCALS LOCAL WEATHER UEPOBT. U. S. Sio Skr OrnrnvFK'a Orric. 1 (Vino, Dec. 'J8, 1872, Iftll p.m. IlnroniDter 30.40, and stationary. Temperature 23'. Wind south, velocity 0 miles per hour. .'laximum temperature, last 21 hoon 3.30 p.m., 28'. Dec. 21,1 1 Minl,n,1,n temperature, last 21 hours, I'd ol Jlifs, Hmi iiubjiiihii ul' 1'revalllng wind, south CS" I V"1UCl,' 01 14,1 21 bour'' 03 U v' inllonl I Tiiom xa L. WAThoy, Obierver. StU I ,lKV' !V U' w "Hver dis. w.OMU j courfo lbh rn,)rninK ,n (h6 i,felbvt(;risn uthcrn the j ejlei on '-Thu Nature and Kxtent of -u in the Atonement.'' In the evening. 'The Clos. .e fJ' j '"e J ear-" "id of the', IupoiiTir w 7, r JiiroiiTANT.-A0 desire to cloie out nsponded, of ladle,' .a children', fur. icuiy, my within the next two weeks, ,nd will .ell 'irss- tern, "tbo Stuart i Onotsos. 1 suppoiu V. ..d, ot Mb. Ccnncc will glvo Ki.on. nt tho .as.oj.eo. conservatory as us.at, commencing on Mr. Lee I ul'" ri rcquesUd blawtiid i t5le,r u,ual hours. DRlnllT'i disease, called by physicians Albuminuria, i. ono of tho most terrible to which tho human family it liable. The albumen, which .hould go to ttrengthen and add vigor to the human frame is car ried out of the body in the urine, and the poor victim wastes away dally until death come, to hi. roltef. Now, If, when the patient first find hlmtelf affected, ho will get a bottlo of Parker'. Compound Fluid Extract liuchu and take it at directed, he will very toon find tho dilate disappear, for. by It. wonderful tonic properties it makes the kidney, do their work properly, and this drainage of tho nourishment of t'10 body i. effectually provenUd. Sold by all druggists, everywhere. Fiudat evening, December 27, being St. John's day, tho Masonic fraternity of this city had in ado arrangnments to cele brate tho same in a fitting manner. At an early hour tho Mason, and their ladles began to assemble at Masonic hall, and by 7) o'clock the hall was full to overflowing. Tho evening's exercise, wero commenced by Installing the officer, of Cairo lodge, No. 237, Delta lodge, No. C08, and of Cairo Council, No. IM. After the Instil lation, liev. Mr. Coin delivered an ad dress, which wa. lu the point and waa lis tened to with much interest. Afler the addrcs. tho assemblage .pent a short time in secrot Intercourse and then repaired to the St. Charles, where n beautiful banquet had boon spread by tho jovial, good-natured host, Kexfoid. Aftor the banquet the multitude listened with interest to elo quent specche. by Messrs. I'. W. Barclay, Antrim, Dixby, McEwen, Lounsbury, Whitlock, Fhlllli, and other able and olo- quunt speaker, too numerous to mention, afler which the multitudo retired from the banquet room, but not without leaving utficlent trace, of their reign behind, and in high praise of Mr. Rexford and hi. efficient staff. A number of the ladles and gentlemen returnod to Masonic hall, whero with tbo aid of Prof. Ki.enburg an 'hour or .0 wa. .pout very pleasantly in lerpsichorean amusement. Altogether the affiir wa. a success, and will long be remembered by thoso who participated. llemember The Rough and Ready Ball, New Year'i Eve. County court adjourned yesterday. Drift-wood I. running down the Ohio river since the rise. Dr. Wood I. tho county phy.ician for the next twelve month.. Mississippi river ice it now being cut, clear a. cry.tal and .even Incbe thick. Col. George Rearden of the Mississippi Jkxteniion railroad, I. in town. About noon ye.terday, the ice and now, in and about the city began to thaw Preaching at the Methodl.t church to-morrow morning and evening by the pastor, bunday .chool at 3 o clock. A number of the Mason, of Mound city attonded tha banquot at the St. Lharle. on Monday night A case of .mall-pox developed Itself yesterday in a bouse near the gas-house, occupiou oy colored people. Cunningham run. an express wagon, arranged for carrying passengers, from and to the Cslro and Vinccnne. railroad depot. The city Ilvory .table, are all onen. and business goe. on in them a. In the day. prior to tbo appearance of the epl- zooiic. Mr. W. Q. Cary has been awarded the contract for furnishing coffin, and burying the dead pauper, of the county. Jno. H. Uarman la now practicing aw. Yestorday Jlr. Herman wa. uccsi- ful in a suit before the county court. Business at the ei cress office waa lively yesterday. Mr. Pink and hi. atsis- tant. were kept bu.y all the time. Large quanlitle. of good, are being .hipped by the express companies. The Masonic banquet at the St. Charles hotel on Friday night waa a .uc- ccss. Quite a number of strangers were present. John Cahill wa. buried vesterdav af ternoon. Ul. remain, were taken ln VIII. lildge for interment, and a larro number of friend, and acquaintance, paid tbem Ihe last .olemn duties of respect. Jack Winter I. tbo possessor of a. bear, direct from the wilds of Arkansn. mi ine animal is aead and a slice of it will have all been coerpleted by tho Rough and Ready Fire company, and on New Year's Kve Scheel'. ball will undoubtedly bo crowded ly one of the largeet compa niee of ladlat and gentlemen ever before assembled In Cairo. Thi. company ti an titled to the liberal encouragement ol thi citlteni. It U ona of the best, If not tha beet, Ira eonpanle. of the city. It I. al waya prompt to respond to tha calls of duty, and the prypetty holder, of the city, in whose intereat lu members labor with out money and without price, should without hesitation patronlte it in thli ef fort it is miktnc to replenish lu treasury, so that il. lire extinguishing apparatus may be made wore effective for the work It waa intended to do, LJi will Jud at llutfc.-r's, 144 Com mercial arraie, fancy goods of alt kinds, selected whi wrw-Ul reference to the hoi Iday season xien and boy. will find all kinds of txMtt and shoea, and ladles' and mltsee ahc-r 'At will give perfect .alls faction. Mt. Bue-gtr hat else dross gcvds, shawls, stir, firs of all kindssuch as rulnk., tables. el, ait new, just received from the Kut, and now Sting auld at very low price t ifyuiY rJuoJ to meet the demand, vt tl twtkltT trade, so teat the nimble pvauj tusr Si turned Instead of the slow dotar.. (VI and see for your self. It. ACAKD. To my friends sal patron A. I was iwy unnxpectedlv called here by the sern iltoe of my mother, I am happy to infoitu you all that the crisis is past and the improving. Nothing preventing;, 1 will toon be at my ptst again in Cairo, seivlng my patron, to bits of cold steel, in tbe most agreeable man ner possible. As an emblem of purity now will do, but ''the muchres. of the thing'1 in this locality make it very in convenient getting about. A M. Austin. Hock land, Me., Dec. 2', 1872. 12-7.9-21 Our Home Adrertf sort AleB), CRYSTAL SALOON AND READING ROOMS. MICHAEL COYNE, Proprlalor. (OLD r0ST OFFICE STAND.) Corner Sixth street and Commercial Ave. The best brand of Clean, choice Wines, Liquors, eic, always on nanu. gSTOpen day and night, ff3 Corner 7th strre; and Commercial Av. OLD DELMONICO SALOON AND READING ROOMS WINTER'S BLOCK. PARKER MONTAGUE Proprietors. KTThe best brands of Cigar, choice Wines, Liquor., etc., alwayi on hand tf CimiSTMAS.and at N 32 Eighth street,! a complete Mock of Holla)- good in the fol lowing linen Qrocerci, Fruits nnd Toys, some nf whl Ii are Loidon Layer nnd Seed Icfh It'ilslns. Zmito Ctrrcnli, Citron, Sweet and Boiled Cider, Apile Bitter, Mince Meat, Apples, Orungen. Lanoni, Flgt. Nuts and Candles, (mixed by cunavei); Skates from common atyles TO New York club. Tov Iddsteids. Wa?on Carta, I'erambulatora, iVbeelbarrowa and Hobby Horse. Oallforna and other Canned Fruits ot the best brands. In large variety. Canned Fintl. Bottled irnda. Shaker Pre. aerve. and Jellle. Klrewrki, etc.. etc.. at Bristol JStilwkll's. OAIBO. Kxef your doors andgates ahut with the Dudly apring from Alley's. 12.19.1m PHIL. HOVAttD, STEAMBOAT 3UTCHER, City NatfUtaaU BsUlsUt.;. ampecial atleatiea paid ordsra from ateam boats alahtordav MTEAMBU1TN. "bAIRANii"?ADUOAH" HAII, BJBAT. Tn apUndid reamer J-A.S. FISK, Dick Fowhb, Oiptain l ftWVF' (Sund excepted), at 4 p.m. I or freight orpaenage ippiy in boaru or to )an 3tf Ja.. Malkv, Ag't. BASKS ENTERPRISE SAVINGS Ckartra1 Mare la ti.iMt. orrtcx or CITY NATIONAL BANK. CAIRO omens A. B. 8 AFFORD, President: i ice-rreaiuent U. UYSLOI', liecreury and 1 Treuurer susmui r. H. HTocasiaTM, p.. Q- u,,..- STilri- li".r, B0! w BOSSES il alelj leir. pnnclp.l of Iraj deposlU. Iherebc g'vlnu lham eompouod Inura.l. ,ner,D EL DORADO BILLIARD 8ALOON AND BAR ROOM. JOHN QATCH, Psratsirletor. IM Cnmnierciil Avenne, CA1KO, ILLINOlf Best brand of Califo Ci(aralu reoahvJ, BILLIARD saloon furnished with the beat of tables and bur supplied with wines, liquors and clirar nf thenet bran I-. THiil LITTLF KENTUCKJAN SALOON AND (Open Day and Night.) J. E. PARKS, Proprietor, Ohio Levee, bet, 4th aud Cth streets, CAIRO, ILLS. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. A fine now Dining Hall with every con venlence h. been added to this popular Restaurant, and the guchta will Cum every requisite for their accomodation. THE BILL OF FARE constats of every substantial and delicacy ol the acason. THE JBJR is aupplied with the CHOICEST LIQUORSiWINES CIGARS K7Mlxed drinks prepared with care. 11-10 tf. ELECTION NOTICE. Mayor's Offick. Cairo, Ills., December 6, 1872. j Public notice la hereby given that an elec lion win ue neiu ON TUESDAY, Til 7Tn DAY" OF JANUARY A. V. 1873, In tl.A t. r nnM in 1. c r ,ti a., .uw i.J VI V.UIIV. Ill illC OIUSC Ul IIIIIJOI!, lor the purpose of determining the question aa to whether said city of Cairo ahull become Incorporated under the act of the general anneuiuijr ui uiu tune, eniuieu An act to provide ror tne incorporation ol cities and villages." annroved Auril loth. 1ST'', in fnr. p July 1st. 1872 and also, at the sane time mere wiuoe submitted ror adoption or rejec tion, the question ol "minority representa. siuu 111 me cuy council, or legiDiauve au thoritr ot aald cltv. For the purpose of said election, said city of Cairo lms been divided into two election districts, the 0110 of which comprises all Ihe territory in said city, 1 center line of Twelfth street extended to the Our Homo Advortiaors. MlftCELLANKOUSi. LIME CEMENT I JAMES ROSS, eiitia ta CAPE GIRARDEAU AND ILLINO. LIMEI CommeroiaUv., Foot or Elovonth-st. Boat quality f Llmo and Comont al ways on bind, and for salo at tho very levost figure, for cash. WAG MANUFACTORY. For Sale al Wholesale or Retail. CORNER 3VD.8THEET AND OHIO LEVEk Cairo, Illinois. nntllll J. .flAXltlK IDLEWILD MILLS Comer Twenty-second street and i.evec. Ohio SUPERIOR STEAM DRIED CORN MEAL Always on hand, and at tho lowest inarko price. Also a good article of 0 O "W iPEED Vcrv cheat). Leave orden nt IIAI.I.IliAV IIROTIIEItS, or apply at tho ...III. llM-dtl. WHOLESALE AND HETAIL a l DRUGGISTS, 1TO. 7t OHIO IDIhjV. Jlclinl anil Prcfcrij Corner M'nliliiton nnil Elghlli urcct. WUUD I WOOD I I WUUD I I The unilersistneil will furnish j HARD AND DRY WOOD Aa Cheap, II not iieir r bad anv wood dealer In Cairo. I.eavn nnl. i on thu nlutCB at the 1'oi.tolllce niul ut I!o coal yard, on Commercial ucnue, bctuceii I Tenth and twelfth atreeU, Cairo. I 111 tiol k. I give good measure und will cord the wood up ir desired. 1 annlli-ll I1K.NNIH UALKY. 11-.1.H. CIIKSTl'HOTKCTOI Of chiiinoN nnd rabbit I lor wcuk lungs. At BARCLAY Bid CHLORATE lozeng: roii stun: tiiroaI Prepared and soldi II v BARCLAY Hill lloHSB AND (ATI .Y, MKDICII 111l I'MnlVctanL forStJ At IIARCLAY 1IR(I FIMO CI GARS "honey 111:1:." YOI NO AJIKIild And "Unlieriial Standaf At IIARCLAY IIROl Ohio and MiHxUslppI rlvein, and the place of uiiiis;, in nam uisinct, will DC inc 1101111 and Ready pnKine.houi thsutliei district com prises all tho territory In aald city, north and west of said line extended u ufnreiiald. ami the place of voting therein will be the court uousc. By order of the city council. JOHN M. I.anhiifn. Vmnr 'Cairo Dally Sun' and 'Calio (lurettc,1 iicsuio cupjr. IZ-U-UIU 81 000 IN ONP. WKKK. To any shrewd man who can do business on the quiet, I guurantcc an Immense For mnes, eusuy, rapidly, and in pcrrect sarcty Address In perlvct confidence, W'M. IVjUUIEN. 23 West Fourth street, New York. i.-m w oni. MARtUD WOMEN AMD OIILDIIV HAY uaroaiT momiy aO TMAT agii,iiin...,.,... wuium WIT iruill K. m ui n.pn 1. 1 Ud HatUrtlA ...an. n. uiu.un .r'l' m" Ku eating lor flew Year's il.. .i.. i'.u,"l' wu uaruaiit imciiua .0 cui it up and dispense it 1 w- uraLOI'.Traasurar. at reasonable prices, to hi. numerou. cut toincrs on that day. And .till they come. Millik.n llrother. of Paducab, Kentucky, have I opened a commission home la tbe Widow.' block, Ohio levee. Flour I. their sn.ci.l. 1 THE CITY NATIONAL BA.1T-EC. r sunt.. 1 inue, yuU "igni ?2nd Inst., at me a. j T. llogert of Missii.ippi county, jlilO lir.,1. JllIBOUri. 1 DM flffAtt-teH u,. v B, UBllve 0, y iru"r ,1 Mt'rC,!rCount-v'Kon,uc,y.n- 'd lived KNotlihii! ltu,h i,iJt5 uI'tlt church, ar,d waa a to come at It 0 tlu Im, Hi) ."'olbo' n, Jlfiuuv. rell hi Lf. "Idenu I a ar l 0. lust worthy, exemplary c!ilzn. Died at thu ago, of 41 In the faith that made him pa t'ent during 7 weeks of suffering, and even Joyful In thu near approach or death. Fuvjsbai. Ninict.-ThTfnneral of William Uamllton, deceased, will take place lo-'luy. rJervice. at tho late re.i. denro of lh deceased, on Ninth street at b.lf.pa.l U o'clKk, R-y. Mr. Thom'.. fflltlailng. The retrains w be burled Ht Iloech Ornvo Ceinti-ry. a 1m,i.i Irnia will leave Eihlh alreet at 2 o'clock. Tta friends and acouainunoe. of tha il ceasid aw respectfully luvltod to Attend tbe lucent!. St. Loul. i.payine a dollar tier hushal for coal, and It Is difficult to cet. at that price. Other citle. complain of a scarcity iisis nrwcie 01 mel also, but the people f Cairo aro .upplled at their door, with 11 they want at $5 per ton. Don't forget The Rough and Heady'. Ball At Shcbeel'. Hall, On New Year's Eve. The steamboat Glasgow ha. a large and prominent ,gn. The Glasgow I. the Nashville na Northweitern R. It. tren. far boat and left tbl. port on her .econd trip, loaded to the guard.. -And still we are a moral city. For two day. not a .ingle case ha. enlivened the precinct, of the police court, where Justlse holds her even scales. No drunkenness no stealing, no fighting, no vagrancy, no bie no little .in, have caused any .rre.t. to" be made for two whole daya. The fellow, who make thing, lively in the police courU aro either frozen up or reformed. St. Peter's Church, Mound City, will give a cuncort and festival in Stoke'. Hall on Now Year's night. Exten.lve prepa ration, have been made, and it I. intended that the occa.lon .ball bo specially enter talnlng and pleasant. The manaiera arranging with Col. Wood of tha Cairo and Vineennoa railroad, to have a .pedal train run from thi. city on Wednesday tight, and tha Cairo people are cordially toviteo i go up 30 MUSjPdHJt CA1H0. ILLIRoia CAPITAL, T 1100,000 ernoiui W. p. IUI-LIDAT. President) MN5rL- Vie.-PresM.ai A. B. HAF FORD, Caahler WALTER UTHLOP, AaalaUal Oaahier, niaacroasi HtiiTsTirioa, Rosaar H. Ovwiaaaiai Oae. U. WiiUAnaoa, Brariaa Biai A. B. Sarrcaw, Basskam, CUa aa Vmif ajutea svaus Baascail bU. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OAiHa, DANIEL OURD, Vra.ld.ntj ROHEhT. HtinH. Vioe.presl4eai 0. N. HUOHBB, Ouier. ""4,, COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADK. 'MIS! ttabllahed, November 18, 1872 CAIEO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. On the corner of 12th street and Washington avenue, opposite Bulletin office. Will open MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1872 Tuition from $2 to 120 per term. IN CLASSES OF 1 TO 4 EACH. No pain, will be spared to make It PLEASANT, PROFITABLE, AND SATISFACTORY to all concerned. N.'P. CURTICE, Director. Teacher of Vocal, Organ and Piano Music. J. M. RODENBAUQU, Teacher of Wlcd and String Instrument. (See circular.) n-H t.. COM MlaMlOH JOIIN D. PilLLIH SOW, (Buoeeaaorsto John B. Pnilh.,) GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS AMD DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT Flour, Meal, Bran, &c, t'oa. TENTH-ST. aud OHIO LEVE OAIKO, ILLS. WOOD RITTEN HOUSE BRO. FLOUR AID General Commission Merchants 183 OHIO LKVJCB, GEOROE D. WILLIAMSON, WHOLESALE OROCSK AND n COMMISSION MERCHANT AMD SIALKK IV STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES. ot0svt.aboVu.d n'Ut (0r 0,8 etl0B FRED ROSE MEECHAWT rTJXXjOJR No. 104 COMMKKCIAL AVKNUC, French. Scotch and American r.islinrr, of all colors, and header a nil brodclollm CONSTANTLY ON HAND, iid made up In thu LATEST STYLE, And at the lowest price. A lino tit and lln-t 1 clasii work guaranteed. .Salinluction In cv- ry respect warranted. UBW C3-OOIDS JTJST KECEIYB T tiii: CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE. rou YOl'K OOAl CAIRO CITY COAL I pr.par.it to supHj cuilomer with tti quality of PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS COAL. ORDERS lea at Ilallltlay Urns, office, 7 OHIO LKVEE. or at the Coal Yard below the 8t. Charles Hotel, will receive prompt atten tion. Tbe Tun "Mo.ntauk" will bring coal a'ngnldo to namer at anv hour. MEAL ENTATE AUE.NC't. C. WINSTON CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS AM AUCTIONEERS, 74 (bxcond floor) OHIO LKVKX, OAIKO, ILI.H,, Uuy and Sxll Real Estatk, PAY TAXES, FURNISH ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Anil pxr-tt" Cnm T.nri ofKln.Irl BOOTS -A-ZLSriD S ZE3I OB3 MR. A 13 L ACK, flavin; enlarged add lniulomcly rollttcil hl 'tore, now oilor to the public, the flnct al proii.iiuy inc i.iren aim iiio-i eouipieio iocs m ihhh aim .iiiue siiuiiiji iu 111s.11 1 lllWICh lllu c.ireilll lll-puciiuil 01 every 11001 aim muu tsenrur, ;,ii:sr.uisvi;iii su jiiuuhc i,fi nni. in r,L'.iril In tiriLMt and illle. 111. .inek which 1. lu-t received U coiniilotc in every itciiirtment: ollcrlni' to tl trailoa better Hue of goods than ever before, with many Inducements in regard to pril to tliu purclia-cr. 2T O 33. T I-IE HOLIDAYS. He has 011 hand a Jinc line ol children' Miocs or every Hyle, quality aud colors col istin of PEARL CUEK. FRENCH KID. RI'TTONEI) TA.MPIER, FOXED POLISH, ETC llo iiartlrularlv calUaltoiitinii to bi li.iniloine line ol Lvlle' and llc sboe ail .11....,.. I.. fi.i.,ii In. 1 1 luMi'. Ii nt 1 In. ri.iiiiLitinnofiiVi.olliiij th. lliso it nii'l itin-t coin plelu li.'li:i oter had, coii-i-tlii. or every ipulity, otylu and cut appropriate ror tho con lort ni niiii.iMMt). Al-o, lliu I.ir.'e Hock of eoiitlcincnV. voutli' and hoys' boots, which -Mr. Ill.ick pride hlm-eir l the llne.t .election In the city, ami enable, hllu to supply a w.mt Ion,' rdt b 1 the (.'cntleiiien In Ibis city, tlm aliilltv to ptirehi-o aeil-tmn 111 tdo hoot or shoo ror abou 0110 half prlco paid to elty hoeiii iker. No Kcntleiuaii wauling 11 line titling ciistoi made boot, cither liudu to iiif.i-uro or Iroui atom, nhoilld fail to ico hi stock. 1 CoT-Mr. JJlack, ix tliu colcncnt for Messrs'. Brolaski k Co., whoso goods h keeps only, ami ho warrants every pair. CORNKR KIC.IITII STRBKT AND CO.MMKRCIAL A VKNUE. I'ltSSt'KHC. CUKAF UltOCKRIKS the kew s-xams-z. OROCIBII8 KCTAILKD AT WIIOLESALI rHICKS rORCASII. AT H. C. TIIIELECKK'S STORE WTAIUIKOTolf AVK.NUE, IIKTWCKN TKNTII AND CLKVKNTU STIIIKT8. U tu. drt Cuba Sugar for -$5 0 1 00 CJ lbs. A coffee Sugar, N. Y. Std. 1 00 rrlmo Rio Coffoo for 1 o 3 Choico 1 o( 3 Old Government Java 1 0( Tooa and other staple and fancy Groce ries oqually aa cbctap. Oooda new and full weight givon. Call and try. JOIIN SJIEEIIAN, RETAIL GROCER And Dualar In VKOBTAIILES. FRUITS. KOOS, LARD FRESH II UTTER, KTC. K3T All Goods warruntcd freah, and sole the lowest prlccx. Corner Uth St. andCoramercialAve. 7-il tt. 11. M. IIULEW, GROCER and CONFECTION MBECB.A 2rrv; Aad Dealer in Foroigo Fruits &Nuts, No. 134 Comuiorcial-avo., Caiho, Illh. NEW YORK STORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LAKOXIT TABIKTT STOCK IN TUB CITV GOODS SOLD VERY CLOSE. Corner of Nlrmovniti street and Cum CAIRO, ILLINOIS. CO. l'ATIER. i,auvi:iik, LIXEGAR, MU-V.Vst FOl'E, ATTORNEYS AT LAW OFFICE WINTER'S III.OC1C, Cnlro, llllnol. GREEN GILBERT, ATTORNEYS am COUNSKIsORS AT LAW, ss'illistii II, (irci-n, 1 Willi.m 11 Hill-i rt, y CAIHO, ILMNOIH, MileF.(lll.ert, J aTHpecm. altmlioo glTen to A'lmirisItT ani; isamimai oiMiDet.M, OTTIOK OHIO LKVKlC, IIOOMB 7 ANII 6 OVr.h IIITT NATIIINAI. It A K K. wan ainr.ns. H. T. UEROULD' STEAM AND GAS FITTER DtitlU II UAH fiXTVnilH, fki Pittfr'si anil riumlier'a inislprml, Wnoi) also iucnt run riifta llniltistra I'atont Itry Oiih ivte i luil iliirenoiii,e, Welln A Co'a Aulomnlic Wat' luuicaior nisis iiiiy valfe lor steam t.oileru. WfOTim a nr.nosr. rnwsi vtif i i,. vvsi k ATTENTION You can buy six and ono-half lbs. Durant's A CotToo Sugar for Ono Dol- ar; Seven lbs. Now Orleans Sugar for Ono Dollar; Bost three and ono-half libs. Priino Bio Cottee, Ono Dollar Bost Imperial Tea, Ono Dollar and a half per pound Bost Gun powder Tea, One Dollar and Seventy-five Cents per pound-; Young Hyson and Oolong Tea, une uouar per pound, and Mr. R. Jones on Commer cial avenue, second door west ot Jonth street, is mnuutactur ins Boots and Shoes of the best material in the market and is prepared to ii 1 1 all orders on tho shortest notice. Ho guarantees both tho work and material his patterns aro of tho latest styles, and li is prices lower than any other shop in tho city. Confident of the oxcolloiico of his work, ho invites tho patronago of tho public. m.i.v.1 DANIEL LA.Ml'ERT, FASHIONABLE BARBER FOR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN, Eighth St., Ut. Com. .t Wasii., CAIROjj; IlltllU III.MIIMi. PATRONIZE HOME TKJ.1DE J. C. II U ELS, Lato of St. Louis. COOK BINDER AND BLANK BOOKI MANUFACTURER, BULLETIN BINDERY, Corner Twelfth street and Commercial Ave IlLANIC HOOKS of every description done with neiitiie-s and ill-li.ilcli. All kinds of nillir,' iliino at fliurt imtlcu Dllilcs .MuMc. .MiC.inii's hihI lVrloillcaU hound neat, und ul tin; lowest pollilo rates. toiiniy work, -iicii as iteconis, liocKcts, I'l'i' lloukr, lll.inks. etc.. in.iilij ii ipecialily ltiivi". I'oeket Rook. Knvcloiic. etc.. niailo to o-ir. Il-illf. NEW LIVERY STABLE TENTH STREET, I1KTWEBK WABII'N AVKNUK AND WALNUT Ur. H. K. ricMs Inrorrn Ins public that lit bat oini'il a L I V E It J' S T A n L E, nn tlio norlhwCil sulo of Tenth stroet aa name hIkivp. Ills Stables will tie furnished witn nnna DUl in BEST HORSES AND GOOD VEHICLES. and the puhllc may ho accommodated at nl hours 01 mo nay ami nii'iii wiui suio teams on tho lowest terms. Dr. 1 e ils akH ii slial'O nrimlillcnatronaire and will emleavor to merit it hy fair dcalfiia niul Ktrlct attention to IiiisIiici.h. HENRY II. MEYER, EXOBLSIOB DECORATIVE. SIQN and ORNAMENTAL GRAINING AND MARBLING ol every Description. DECORATING AND GILDING n every Hlylo, plain anil ornamental. raruciiiar aiieiiiinn paiu to uiasa UllHIUfl Ol'delH nillcitcil for ccucrv. Frcscoo und Haulier l'lilntlnr. FANCY GLAS3 SHOW CARDS iiluin and nniamental. All wnik iii- tivtcil to my euro will ho promptly al li'inleil to. Shop In l'erry Iloumi, coiner I Coiiiini'ri'lal iiM'iuio unit Eighth street. aepnir. .SAVE TIME AND MONEY I lly Icttlnj; your wants ho known nt tbo OAIBO INTELLIGENCE OFFICE lUacmcnt No, TO Olio Lnvee.

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t EUMD SDUlfl HHliUllAl 111U POLITICAL. Numerous applications for the pardon op thk ku i klux prisoners. tiT AtlTl.TVfl TUsnnvurilKS TIE. l l.A'I'IVn ipn Willi SAM! OK Mm a J. av A.1 V MJ a TUB CHEROKEE LANDS. UK W rRO.IKOT FOR THK ACQUI SITION OK SAN DOMINGO. (NO HOPE OK TIIK ADMISSION OK COLORADO AS A STATK. SEN ATOH SUMNKlt IN DANGER OUS HEALTH. ETO., ETC., ETC. Til K JOY LANM. St. Louis, LVc 28. Tliu Democrat's lVathint;ton tpcclal sayti "In addition tu io dltcovcry that tliti talo of tho Chero tuo noutral lands to Joy was.coniiimmnted Wo dayi before tho tnaly wa aitud by Jo prciidsnt. It now appear Hint llio 'initial contract li not on 2lo In tliu Into or department, but was taken away bofnrti tho prctent admlnlitratlon camo In. Tho lollof Is, tliat tho original ccty hoars on lit faco uch evidences of quuttlonablo trantactloni eonncct'id with Us execution, at parlies inlorottcd In it did not euro to lave it preserved. HAN DOMINOO. The Republican this morning tatc that iin.Wt f.ir tlio annexation ol .''an Do 7 will bo frought rorwaru in mo I auori aflor recent, und tliat It will r10 Ir. .1... 1. .1,1.. le c n r L COLOKAUO, 7 una ininrcttMl In tho udmifilon of Itenar jorauo bi a siaiu, aim Milium of conurcsi have been carefully I Siting over tho ground here, havo como t St .1.. tt.ur. L no honu of Jin enabling act being paiied by this ton- lb'"" yi Tbe officers of tho Union Pacific rail- rni.l l..n nroscnted a claim to the War department which will Involvo tho .cttle tnent on tho part of the governinen whether Omaha or Council UlutT i the legal lermlnut or tho road. Parties inter oited havo alto made up tho cato for pre station to tho interior department. Tamo contending for Council IUuiT have a copy of Mr. Lincoln! order fixing tho point oppotilo Omaha at tho tcrmlnui. Too chancel now teem that tho govern ment will decido In fayor of Council Bluffs. rilOM NSW OKLaANB. "WAcniNoroN, Dec. 28. Attorney General William received a telegram from New Orleans to-day, Haling that the supreme cojrt or Louiilana would render a direct decitloo or. January 13, on tho legality of tho Warmoth returning board of election. Tho court Iim inci dentally given an advene opinion to "Warmoth by refuting to recogtiho Mr Ogden at attorney general of the state, b having been declared cloctoi by tho Warmoth board. TI10 Democratic utllclnW elect havo generally acquiesod In the situ ation of affairs, and accepted their com minion from Pinchback. KU-KLUX I'WSONKRS. Sepcrato applications for tho pardon of pertons confined in Albany penitentiary for "Ku-kluxing" aro coming in very rap idly from tho South, ilnco tho offlclal an nounccment that tho pretldent will not pardon thorn indiscriminately. In many case pardons will bo granteJ. CIVIL-SERVICE. It has not been necessary to draw upon the appropriation made by congress one year ago, to rnablo tho president to carry out ih'j civil-servlca rules. If tho oppo nent! to this reform should bo successful incongr,esi In preventing any further ap propriation, It would causn no inconven ience, tho.approprlat'.on on hand being Urge enough to meet all expense! for the year to come. Tilt mr.siDENT This morning hud n long conferenco with Alilitant Secretary Richardson. UNTKUE. Nbw Oiilkanh, Dec. 28,-Gov. "War tnoth'i private secretary says tho state ment publl.hcd in Washington to tho eflect that tho governor had abandoned contest and advised tho legl.laturo not to meet ton ho Cth of January, is untrue. humnch'h ukaltii. Nkw YonK, Dec. 28 A "Washington special slates that Sumner' a health is pre carious. Ills physlclun is visiting him twice a day. THK srKAKKRSIlir. "Wbeoler of Now York has withdrawn In favor of Illnino for spoakcr. HKFORTKD HKCALLED. It li reported lhat Count Cortl, Italian minister at Washington, hai boon re called. TUB SUIl COM MITTKE Of Loulilana, yeiterday waited upon many prominent murchants with 11 view to enlist ing their sympathies In matters in that statu. CRIME. CASUALTIES. THE SITUATION AT MEMPHIS REMAINS ABOUT THE SAME. NEARLY ALL THE COTTON OF THE BELLE OF PIKE SAVED. MOVEMENTS OK THE COMMUN ISTS IN NEW YOKK LOOKED UPON WITH SUSPIUION. HINTS AIIOUT A VIOtLAN'CECOM MITT EE It EN E WED. ETC., KTC, ETC. TWO WIVES BRUTALLY MUR DERED IN INDIANA. CROSS-EXAMINATION OF STOKES. TWO WtVKB MURDKIID. Indianai'olw, Ind., 28. Thco. D. Jones, living a few miles from this city, killed his wifo by a blow with his list lust night. Ho win arrosted this morning. Tliuo. Urown, a farmxr, living in Hend ricks county, killed his wifo on Thursday last, striking heron tho head with a chain, whllo drunk. Tho woman killed wus his third wife. RTOKCS1 TKIAI.. Nkw York, Deo, 28. Stokes was cross examined at groat length. In tho fotmor trial be was not cross-examined at all. The prisoner's statement contained noth ing especially new. On two or throo oocailoni counsel on either sldo Indulged in ihtrp passages. Stokes again denied that hi ever made Any threats to shoot uk. das. Avttonney ,or. Aioany, presi deiit bf ih'e Siu'uehann. raflro&d, testlfiod I 1 l I 1 1 I 1 If- T T THE alTUATIClN AT MF.MIMII!. Mkmi-iiib, 28. Tho situation nt tho loveo Js unchanged slnco last night's re port, except that tho Hollo of l'iko has set tled nearly to her boller-dcck. Captain Dugan, of tho wrecking boat Eekert, is uperlntcndlng tho removal of tho colton from her, which consisted of "CO bnlcr, over ntio half of which bo has saved .-Imuld tho bout hold up during tho day. tho remainder will bo saved. All hiT cab in lurnlluro and state-room doors havo been saved. Sho wus valued at thirty thousand and Intur.-d In Pittsburg for 50,000. Tl.o 1. Wall is Insured lor $'.'4,000 in Pittsburu and Wheeling office, intlead of Now Albany, as reported last night. Tho work of wrecking her still prigriste. Ever) thing will bo saved ex cept tho hull. Taylor Wells, pilot Injured yesterday, is doing well. Ico still running heavy. Wrsllier i-loudy, with Indications of snow. Legal Tender nnd Mary IJoyd laid up at Commerce. John It. Maud at mouth of Whllo river. MrMPIUH TO-NHIHT. Mr.Ml-lll, Di-c. 28 Weather moder uted very much this afternoon. Tho ice i thiniilm; out considerably, but the rivcf is rising steadily. Steamboatmen aro still tpp'rchenslvo or danger, though the condition of boats nt tho landing is un chunged. Tho work of wrecking boats is still progrctalng. A FIRE. A tiro broke out In Clark's marble building, corner of Main aid Madison streets this afternoon nt 4 o'clock, and but for the prompt action of the firemen there would havo been a disastrous conflngri lion. Heavy losers are F. Clark V Co.( on building, $3,000; fully covered In tho Queen's of Liverpool and Ilidgcly, mcr chunt tailor, 1 1,000 on stock and fixtures, fully insured In local companies. West ern Union telegraph office, next door, nar rowly escaped, sccontl floor being flooded with water during the fire. LATER. l'.ivcr still riling at this time, 0.30. Itiscn three fait since B p. m. yesterday. Tho riso has broken tho heavy man of ico in eddy from mouth of wharf. Elver to JtlTeroii street, loose from tho shore, and it is feared if tho rlso continues this Immense field of ico with tho dry dock! and several steamers ami a largo number of barget. will be swept down against tho boats at tho levto with irrcsistablo rorce. Steamer A. J. Whito succeeded in getting out this evening and crossed over to tho bar whero tho Yarger lies. Tho Arlington dropped down into tho vacancy caused by her departure. Th James Howard and City or Augusta havo work ed in nearer tho shore. All boats that Uao fuel hivo steam up, awaiting tho coming or the ico. FELL. Henry Fontaine fell from tho top of a building three stories high receiving seri ous, If nut fatal, injuries. COAL. Tho gas company has mudn arrange ments fur 11 vo car-loads of coal daily, whic, with their supply, will enable them to supply tho demand. Price of coal ad vanced to two dollars and a hulf per bar rel. Supply very light. Slept havo been taken to prevent suffering arcong the poor. THE COMMUNISTS IN NEW YORK. Sr. Louih, 18. Tho 'Democrat's' Now York special says there is increasing evi dence of a concerted plan for tho destruc tion of Now York, and tho authorities aro cxercisi-ig tho utmost vigilance Extra men havo been engaged in tho tiro depart ment, and additional engines uro under contract. Many of tho Communists ex ported Irom Paris after lu lust capturo uro in New York, and their movements ex clto great suspicion. It is Impossible to account for tho origin of nil recent flrcsf except on tho thonry tliat somo of them were incondiary. It is known that hair 11 dozon II res havo boon sot within tho putt ten days, 0110 or them in Tammany hall, und another In tho upper part of City hull. Thoro ulso hnvo boeu mysterious fires in throo places of amusement in tho past week. Tho lire murthnli and chief of Uro department are satisfied that most of the fires are Incendiary. Insurance managers aro greatly alarmed, nnd a further advance in rates of Insurance is not improbable. Hints about ft vigilance committee aro ronowed in vurioui quitrtors and there is a possibility of a violent movement for tho tliu suppression of tho International socie ties in Now York and Its vicinity. rAlt'llKN INTERESTED In tho ownership of tho property In Cen tre street, still reltiso to take slops for tho exhumation of tho bodies of tho burned girls from tho debris. Tho board of hcultli and police say they havo no ljgul authority to remove tho debris. In Harlem, tluis morning, thu bursting of 11 boiler range caused a fcllglit lire, killed 11 lady 11 ml wounded a boy. TIIK FIIIK IN MERCK a STREET. New York, Dec. 28, Tho II ro in Mor cer street damaged 108, 100 and 10'.', to tho extent of Slo,000. It also extended through to llroiidway and Injured tho Malllurd hotel and u confectionery storo $JO,000. Soon after tho tiro got Into tho Itroadwuy building tho windows of tho upper llourg wero flllod with people shrieking for holp, Most of them sub.e queully escaped by tho stairway, whllo others wuro rescued by meuns of luddors. AI.MoHr bUKFOOATKDi Solomon J, Uiirdoi), 11 lawyor, wus not taken out until sovornl hours after tho tiro commenced, and then in a noarly stitlocateu condition. Others found on the stairway wero nearly smothered. Tho only means of exit from thu building wus by a nurrow alg-avr. stairway, which vra covered with ico and snow. BC'ALDED IN A 1IOILKR. Cincinnati, Doo. 1!8. At tho iron They opened the tntid vtlre nnd allowed tho wator to escape and neglected to cloto it. Tho engineer, who did not know of tho connection between (Ills valve and tho one attatched to the battery, turned on steam from tho latter, instantly filling tho empty boilers through connection pipes. Venters and Dilci maaagod to crawl out 10 badly scalded at to cauio tho death of both In a few hours, Mooro heard tho itcam coining and retreated to tho other end of tho bollor, nnd oicaped unhurt. PRINT WORKS I1UHNEU. Tnov, N. Y., Dec. 28. Tho oxlcnslvo print works at North Adams Mutt., owned by Arnold Co., was consumed yesterday afternoon; loss Si&0,0C0, insuranco $100, 000. 'JOo hands thrown out of employ ment. Detroit, Dec. !28. Adrian car shops at Adrian Michigan, with six now couches burned last night; lots $76,000, 100 work man thrown out of urtploymont. lho firo originated in the paint shop, whoro work man wero cleaning brushes with naptha, Tho shops will bo rebuilt nt once. New York, Dec. 28. A Itoston special says that a number nf llrci wore lustby tbe sinking of theship l'orutlan. Theshlp had 11 cargo valued at nearly s million, consist ing mostly of cottly products from the East Intih-s. Insured for $100,000. MiciLLANEOUS. NEGROES TO RE ADMITTED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN NEW JER:EY. DIFFICULTIES ON THE TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD SETTLED. A LIST OF STEAM IIOAT DISAS TEIW10 11E PUBLISHED. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE HAIL UOAD COMPLETED. KTC, ETC., ETC. NEGROES IN THE 1'UIILIO SCHOOL". New York, Dec. 28' Tho board or education at Putturson, New Jersoy, reso lved that colored children there should bo allowed to uitend tho public schools on same privilege as whites. over due. Two or threo ocean steamers aro still over due, owing, as is supposed, to tbe la to storm. RAILROAD DIFFICULTY SETTLED. Parsonh, Kun., Dec. 2B. Advices rrom Deniaon Texas, ttate that tho difficulties that existed among graders on tho Texas Central railroad, havo been adjustod. It appears tho men had not been paid for toveral months, and they intistod that no track (should bo laid until they received their pay. Arrangements havo now been made, to pay them, und the work of com pleting tho lino urill.bo prosecuted with re newed vigor. Tho Texas Central will be completed to Denis on in a short time, and tho M. K. T. having already reached that point, will soon advanco their lines to Camargonnd Galveston. STEAMH3AT STATISTIC. St. Louis, 'J8. The 'Democrat' will to morrow publish u list of disasters and lesses on AVcstcrn rivers during tho pros, cnt year. Tho losses amount to $3,2'J5, 200, of which tho Mississippi gives $1,117, 880, thu Ohio 1,052,700; tho Arkansas $10,300; the lUd $104,000. The lives lost by explosion number 68, and 3C5 are estimated to havo been lost by falling overboard. COMl'LETED. Toteka, Dec. 1!8. The Topeka and Santa Fo railroad was completed to tho west lino of Kansas to-day. This compa ny built 3CJ miles of road slnco March last. Fifty miles wero laid in August. Tho biggett work over dono on any road in the country. Four hundred and soven ty miles is tho ontiro length or tho road, including its branches. All ironed, graded and equipped sinco 1SG9. A proposition to extend thu time or the Lawroneo rail road Tor C months, was voted upon hero to-day, and curried by 3 majority. DIED. Doc. Townley, business manager or tbe grand opera-house, and well-known as a journalist, died this forenoon. FOREIGN. WEATHER REPORT. THE MAYORS REFUSE PLACARD THE SPEECH OP DUFAUER. TO THE ALLOCUTION OF THE POPE STIGMATIZED AS COLOSSAL 1M-PUDENCE. KTC, ETC., ETC. SNOW STORM! CONTINUES IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. MODERATING SLIOTLY AT NEW YORK. SLIGHT THAW AT ST. LOUIS, AND MODERATING. mOIIADILITIKS. Wasiunoton, Dec. 2a For tho New England and Middlu itatci louthweitetly to southeasterly winds and rising tcmper atnrc, wslh light mow on tho northern portion. For tbo South Atlantic and Gulf states light winds, generally cloar weather. From Tcnncstco to Luko Erlo and upper lakes southeasterly to north westerly winds, cloudy weather, riling tomporaturo with probably light rain over Tonr.essco and Kentucky, but mow north of latter. For the Northwest southerly to westorly winds, cloudy weather, with snow and rain ovor Southorn Msstouri. At HALT LAKE. Rut little additional newt from tho Cot tonwood avalanche. It is asserted that twelve men are missing. Tho s'ido came from tbo very lop ol tho mountain, n dis tance of ono mile, with frightful speed and storm. Tbo storm prevalent, prevented warning of its appearance, until it wus on thu lines or teams that were passing at that point whoro it crossed tho road. Men, mule, wagons, and sacks or oro were carried away liko whps. The snow whore tho rorce or shovolers aro at work, Is very deep, and excavation slow. One dead body has been recovered to-day. The storm continues to ravo here, and is snow ing fiercly on tho mountains. Trains on tho Union Pacific railroad aro nino houn lute. at new tore. Tho weather last night was cold and clear, Lut moderating. This forenoon thcro Is cotisidorablu Ico in the river and bay. Itroadway to-day is filled with carts, and laborers aro working on tho banks of snow. Tbo principal railroad lines are rapidly cleaning their tracks, and It is expected by this afternoon regular trains will bo running again. AT bT. LOUIf. Tho weather has been much milder to day, with a slight thaw. Tho river has risen about one foot, and tho ice gorgo op posite tbe river has cracked somo, but traffic across it continues unimpaired, and it immense. Sbeuldtbo weather continuo 'mild ror a few Cays, especially should the rivor fall, it will be speedily broken up and navigation resumed. AT BOSTON. Tho thermometer in various parti of New England range! rrom five tu twelve degrees below zero. REFUSE TO l'LACARD IT. Paris, 28. Tho mayors or several or tho communes or Franco refused to pla card tho speech of Dufatier, minister of Justice, delivered in the national assembly during tho dubuto two weeks ago on peti tions for tho dissolution of that body, Dufauer in his remarks spokn ironically or Gambetta, whoso speeches ho said woro tliu cause or noodless ugitatlons through out tho country, und tho assembly by reso lution directed tho placarding or tho speed). HKSiaNEI). Rumk, Doe. 28. ltourgarnc, French am bassador ut tho Papal court, has resigned. Halifax, N. It., Dec. 23. Steamers Llboriu and Cuba, rrom Llvorpnol, put in here to-day, They experienced terrific wcathor. Tho small-pox Imported rrom Itoston is spreading In tho country towns' At Yarmouth all tho churchrs, schools and other places or public resort aro clot od up. DISORDERLY ELECTION. Matamoras, Doo. 28. Tho election for municipal officers at Tamplco, Is roported very disorderly. During tho counting of votes, n disturbance nrose, and eight per sons woio killed and wounded, and great excitement prevailed, llolh parties, called Tampicernus, and Tamutipecus, claim to havo won tho election. COLOSSAL IMPUDENCE. Rerun, 28. Tho 'North Gorman Oa zette' donies tho statement that Germany has consented to co-opernto with Auttria und Rustla in an effort to effect a tottle merit of tho Lsrum silver mlnoi dispute, Tho 'Gazette' also itlgmatlzoi tho nllocu tlon of tho pope, dolivercd at tho Consis tory hold in Rome on tho 2Cd, as an ur. pardonable Intuit to tho omperor cf Ger Cut rnenti, bim in pickle Sc; middle firmer; short Iear 8c; long clear, next week delivery Ufc; long and short clear, February and March Cjc. Lard itoady; no 1 10 prime tieam otwiic; neille f 8Jc. Gold sold 12, UlMm; closed 1 12J. Loam 4 per cent to for carrying. Clearing! '695.000,000. Export of specie lor tbe week 1,030,324. Government! strong nnd itoady; ilata bond! quiet. Money very itrong and call loam ad vanced to Cl-16 Dordlom: raoit of business auring mo day mm a-iu; closing l-io per cent. RIVER NEW8. ltlstintlrll.rtkRiv.r. For tthaurt ending -1p,m. Dtc. 28, 1S7J. STATIONS. L.S ft In a St. I'aul U' Sort SJentoa..... Onuh Iiavenport Iavcnworth Keokuk Cairo 13 V M. Louis Pittsburg Umall'a HlufT Froien oyer. Official. 6. STATIONS, Cincinnati, lAUltvllte Mcmohls. Vickibura Shrtreport ...J rothriiic. New Orleans,, fort Smith. Little Keek Florence. Ah1 low 'ft In fa rflt-fl r ion.; Ml tllelowhlih water. THOMAS L. WATSON, iwenrer big. Aer. U.S.A. Nw Orleaks, Deo. 28 Arrived Kra from Cincinnati; Lattcllo No 2 from Memphis. Deputed Chariot Uodmann and Indiana for Cincinnati. Weather clear and cold. KvaNkvillk, De:. 28 Weather cloudy and cold mercury IS and 25: some snow fell. River iwclllrg slowly; condition of ice uncoangcu. l'lTUiiuiio, Dec. 28. No change in tbo river. Weather inco last report, clear and cold. Louisville, Dos. 28. River stationary. 5 red canal, 3 feetchnte. Weather cloudy and cold, mercury lo to 27. No change reported In gorges above and below. Gorge at Rock Haven, 20 miles below the clt 10 reel thick. V-ckhiiuro, Dec. 28. Down: R. K. Lee Up: John Kyle. River rising; wealhof cloudy and cold. NasIville. Dec. 28. River falling; 5 feel on larpelh Shoals. "Weather milder and cloucy. MAKKETREPORT. New York, Dec. 28. Flour quiet but steady. Wheat quiet and firm, $1 6 l til: red si limi w. amber $1 BUMi tib. Corn steady UUoG61c. Oat quiet -but steady, 4"Slc. Meal pork quiet $13 76. L,ard quiet, VjyyJc; quotations nominal. WLlskuy dull and nominal, U6f(ti97c. Gold 12. Ciiicaoo, Dec. 28. Live hogi received up to 11 a tu 6,705: trains due; official re ceipts yeiterday 12.G24. Market opened quiet, u few fancy sold at 5 10c advanced; tnilE sates aooui me same at yesterday. extremo range $i 503 85; bulk sales $3-ti-jga 7U. (Jattlo receipts light, good ship ping; scarce steady and unchanged. St. Louis, Dec. 28. Flour firm but ac tive. Wheat firm, but with an upward tendency: No 2, spring 2021c; No 3, fall 70c. Corn firm, 24c at the elevator. Oats from 20 J(t7c, warehouse. Rye and barley unchanged. Whisky lower, 02c. Fork nominal, $11 75. Dry salt meat quiet, onlv small 'order trade, liacon, no sales. Lard quiet, 7c teller, 16 January to 16 February. uogs uncoangcu, 90 zi(o)tu. UINCinnati, Lec. ZB. Flour and irraln firm and unchanged. Cotton quiet and unchanged. "Whiskey Heady atbOc Pork quiet; bulk meats firm and unchanged; ba con quiet and firm; green meats firmer, lioulden 3i:: sides 6c; nams unchanged. Hogs from principal sales $3 86(a3 90; receipts 6,013- Lard firm and unchanged. Ciiicaoo, Dec. 28. Flour quiet and nominal. Wneat stronger ana actlvo, $1 21 cash December; $1 21$ January; tl 22 February. Corn quiet but firm, 3IJc January; 3l'Ua February and 31 ay; strong sales; Jjc Did June; 37c sked. Gats arm; more active tor future. 2124jo cash Deceml tr, 24Jc Janu ary; 24Jc February. Rye firm; aleable G3c- Uarley firm, saleable 66c: ofierod C6jc January. Provision! Inac tive. Pork ofieredStl 50 January: $1100 March. Lard steady; held 7c cash Janu- ry, nominally 91 16 February; $7 86 March. Ureen hums steaclv: held utc. itoxed meats firmly hold sboulden 3jc, New Orleans, Dec. 28. Arrived: Mo- hawk and barges and Ora. Roceipti: Flour 0,019; corn 2,627 sacks. 2,789 bushels; oats 309: bran 450: bacon 102 catks and 72 boxes; cotton 3,484. Flour Urm, XX 7; low XXX $7 25(ir7 76; good $8 25; cholco $8 769 25; choice X $9 50(ti)l0 60. Corn supply light; yellow and wbitn 83085c. Oats supply light, 60(37)20. Hav firmer, $40 43. man nrmer.jii -tui nu. i'orkdull, $13 76014. Racon in fair demand, 9jc. Lard supply light, BJQSjr-; keg 9J10n. Cotton firmer; middling 19g; sterling 12); sight I discount. l?iigiiiucporT..j St, Louis, Uec. 28 Flour unchancod wheat firm, No 2 spring $1 201 21; No 3 red lull lu(a)iu; rso'J. si an. Corn quint, unchanged, mixed No 2 mixed 27c; I4o i wlillo 2H(oJ':uc. Uarley unclianged. Itvo held firm at 7ou Tor IVo 2. fork uom- nal. SI1 7I2. Dry salt meats dull. nominally lobbing lots shoulders 3l(u;4c. cloar rib 8J0Cc, clear lidoi Cc. Uacon, dull, littlu or no demand in jobbing lots sliouiders ftiMjcj clear no (o)9c, clear lidos 81(rtJo. Lard, more dnlnir, for futuro. primo steam seller March 71. Ulghwinei ons er. U2r03c. Cattlo In light demand: ralr ihippors 4lJc; fair and good Tcxai f-xidnrs S2 C0fin375. Hol'S (illlet at S3 25 (3)3 CO, mostly $3 S0(g&5. Receipt! 2,400. uiiiCACio. wee. zci. piotir quiet: wneai activo'hnd hlghor; No 1 spring nominal; No 2 $1 20 cash; No 3 $1 07. Corn higher; No 2 mixed 30J,llo spot; 311 In Jan; 3UI37c March. Oats firm; No 2 24jc. Ryu quiet; No 2 GOe. Itarley fair; No 2 fall 05jC7c. Pork steady $11 60, cash In Jan; lard steady; green bams in good demand. Other meats uncharged and qulot. Whiskey firm nt 90o. New Orleans, Deo. 28, Flour firmer; family $9 60U. Corn firmer at 01c; yellow and white 8&0. Bran $1 00l 60. Hay advanced and scarco at $42. Lard K.virt-o and firmer, 0 llorco 8109). Ke torling 21 j; LVMBKB. JO TO W. W. THORNTON'S, BUllDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT 13 TENTH STEBIT, FOB DtMirtjJMati. Blltsda. onldlno. Cava eottrss, (wood) Window nd itotir rrmtm, Wlrimg, IMa, SklmirlM, Hlsiaeat aaak, Qlista Md EJka, tBUMd TrauuMtsas, laali Welaita, BaaH Palllea ul O Bllsst rMtoalsaca, Kooalac rail, Ko1b; OsaBt. PUaterlai Pap-, Carpet Tall. Walla LsmmI, IJaata Oil, Aaaerleaa Wladon a eiasw,Baallab aadrrstaeb Plato Glaaa, Palljr, Ofaaler'a PotaU trwer Fpatt. Pateat Cabaaejrsi IC, KU)., KU. AOENTfl XT Rock River Paper Companj' BheathMt Fell sad Quarts Omiat W Join's Improfxi Rooflax always on hand. 8. WALTERS, BSAUIIM HARr and SOFT LUMBER e Trr daeerlpUtD, LATH, 3IIINGLES, CEDAR POSTb DCORS, SASH, BLINDS 3RDERS SOLICITED. Steamboat Lumber, L ruraiihed a bortt notice. CommeroitJ-av, bet 10th and llth-sta., IAIBO ILLINOIS, tdv Onr Homo Advertisers. HUTCH KHM. HYLAND SAUER, BUTOHEBS AH DKALKJtS IN CHOICE FRESH MEATS OF El ERY DE80R1PTION, Corner 10th rtreet and Commercial avenuj uext door to thu Hyland saloon. 11-10 if. CAIRO, ILLS. JAKE WALTER, BTJTOHBB AMD BUIII IS FRESH 'ME AT, EiauTii Stbt, IJetwbbn Wasiunoton andCommkkoial Avbnuks, AitlolBtBB MrmittiottBK and llaatiya Kp h bat or Bl, Porlc, Multoa yeai. Lamb, SauiaRe. et arsi proparod 10 r eititena In the most nf npthl manner. OJloUOf. others unchiingod. alJht 1 discount, (lold 113. Cotton nut- et; sales 46,000; good ordinary IBjc; low middling 20c; low lOje; middling Orleans lfllo. Receipts 3,484; export to Liverpool, 082, Now York 1104, continent, 2,602, Hock 162.230. New York, 23, Flour quiet and firm; atinorfino $5 O.V3kO 25 common to irnnd extra $0 807 35; good to enolea $7 10 T 85 j whito wheat extra IT 0O8,65. Wbiskv dull 97. Wheat Arm andirood domanli No 2 northwest afloat $1 37). Hvo unclianiied. Barley stoadv. Corn qnlotand ossjer fair mixed wettern afloat OOo; new mixed western 0500o;( yellow JAMES KYIS ASTON, UuTcnsB and Dbaiih in all Kinds qi FkbiuMkatb. CORNER NlWKTBNTI AND I'OPLAH STS., CAUIO, ULINOI8. ii,.... u...t ui.nii.iisori nnlv the host cattle 1..,,.- on. 1 hn.n ami li tircnared to fill all) demand for freah meals from one pound to ten thousand pound a. boat srrnRrM. BAM WILSON, UIALIB IK I BTOBB3 OBUOBBIKB. PUOVI8I0NH XTC. a. lit Oaia Lbvbb- Oaibo, III, IMMIGRANT TIOKKT8 KOK SALK, OK SAIsay POR SALI.JfUoR BALK fare from Litbbpool, A 9 0 0 0 CO Q H 4 0 M 0 H b 00 CO' Q cf H Q td td 0 n H CO 111 i hJ 0 W P. G. SchuhJ 1 ta w H W M to C K ta W a CO ta B o S H C f n as w 3 W o r a o r c o M W to a C3 K w w c K 2 qnqDg H CO -a to DRY ttOOBM. 72. FALL'AND WINTER 73. C. HAN NY. LARGE STOCK. BROWN SHEETINGS, PRINTS, Txcieiira-s. OIIBCKB, AID S T R I P 'E 8, KBVTUCXY JBABS, rZTBA, OASSIMERS, BLACK ALPAUAS S.SD LUSTERS, GROS1HAIN SILKS, POPLINR. LAROE STOCK OF OARI-STINQ OIL CLOTHS, UATTIMO, Wlatlaw Hhawtas, OILT BANDS, NOTTINGHAM LAOK DAUASXS. Uls Eatlre iimh AT VERY LOW PIGURKP.'. 0OBHBB 8TH IT. AND COafMXBCIAL-AT., Cairo. IUlaola. tsptltl WINRH AMI I.H40IJKB. R. SMYTH CO., IN MAIN LINK LtTATPOcl Mew.ToTk sad rbtladslphis Stemhip Company, Bsa ooataUOT vita iit statss ai witiss OTsaaaaats ror Carriei M Malli FOR PABSAOS TICKETS staaa latoaatATtos GEN FORWARl DEAL into i 70 N. II. TtllSTLKI THIS COMMIS FLOUR, Cl 7 Ohlel Z. D. liATHUI Mi COMMII ZaC IAY ANI J. M.I tauecMtl Forward! WHAl Lib Are prepanj iraifau aTDuilnms GENE! DEALl Out PLA no. 71 omol or wholet.le I f rs and contl upward, at I reinni. Cairo, au R. GENERAI CAIRO, WHOLESALE GROCERS, OB I O LBVBB OAIBO. IL1.IMUIB. Also, keep coettaalljr on hand a noil com plat stock of IsIQ,"0"OE,a. BOOTOB AMP IBISH WBIBKIB -II I N b(- Jort, Maderla, Sherry nd UaUwba "W Insjs n UMYTH A CO. excluilfely for eaik.lA IV. whleh tact inar lame is mimhiim iiod t clot barf aia bujan. P. M. BTOOKFLETH, sveoawoa feits a steesiLara WINES AND LIQUORS Nft. W Owo Lbtii, OAIBO. lLLIItOlB 81 (Boccatsl WHO! COM Ml GENJ FORI DEALI AGEN1 Oh Cl Pur Office 1 1 ji CAIl

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Ms tklrt and 12.10.1m lottDlii. Tho photograph sal- 12-12-lOt "avenue, bo. tod Thb'Bol with iU In It. lily rewarded by rell't book storo. Und In rttlo of Jatlonal Lifoln k"Unucd states or K klMsral Agent, L Cairo, llli. fji tht I will pay fHo toy of Iho cm- cllv.tik, cither me of tho office "ihed on nn order ft myself. ik H. OnsnLY. llu1 chromo at Inpst in Cairo, lie I kdn in Cairo, and M all eases. Call rk nt li!s gallery "Commercial hvo- ?ri 12-22.10t 1 jy.ji me marKci at riingion avenue. I to the an ofllco, over i. 1 no uocior a grooms tcmporn h ouchct nro being f 8iow brick home, Mil. reeiucuce. Vo8ALiJtymldtnct ss two loU fl Eighth rtfMt between Walnut and Cedar ttreei, For further Intoraation apply to 11. P. Fir lbs, it Fields' stable, Tenth streil between Washington avenu uil Walnut itreet. 12-10-tf. aOtftai 4 lu t tlkri tl ..J t T) -i t. vimioi mrt a vvwi ou, uuutJl J)rUlUs en baro mad elaborate preparation! for Christmas in the way of Oiling their hand some storo room with new and elegant owolry, gold and ilWar watchei, plated and ailror ware of tho noweit natlarns. 1 and a fine stock of pianos, organs and other musical initrumentt. A look through Uuder Urolher'a stock will leave no one at a low In the lolecllon of a Chr itroai present for a friend. Every article in their line is placed bofora the purchaser, and ho can select an elegant and appro prlale Cbrittmas present for a big friend or a littlo one, rnala or female, wifo daughter, sister or sweet-heart, at a price suited to his purse and inclination. The Budera extend n cordial invitation to the public to call and cxamino their Christ mas stock. ll-HS-tf. HK1.MAN LEVY, No. 03 OMo Levee, Cairo, Illinois', commission merchant, and dealer in hides, furs, wool and leather. Highest cash price paid for all kinds of old metal, coppor urusp, rags, and paper stock. Liberal ad vances made to responsible shippers. mice list or rims. Mink from 25c. to $2 00 Coons 11 10c. to 45 Dry Flint Hides from ICc.to 18 Green do tc. to 9 Otter from $3 00 to 7 00 15 and cottage find t ito, city of Cairo Aoujo stands can j Tho property (tho only street (,y from tho Ohio 5 between "Wash pleasant neigh, p for residence jjsti.y Orncr.. 'es for churche ;H llallcy's. a jirtnicnt of Bo roses at Daniel 12-lltf vny others who ..her calf, moroe 'tho very latest i on Twentieth 'J 1019tf. J) buckets, and galley's. rr bar-keeper, has )'Juis Hlattcau's i)found, at all ifcustomers with f ll.'JMf

in. New and for Christmas Brothers. 1 y-who desiro a r of boots, shoes Jthe best stock, tn desired, we a beforo going jj' 10 19tf n jrbcr and hair jtect and Com jjtbo Attention ibis neatly rr jhat ho is ran its branches 'n his den, and tf. th street ba 'ihington ave and varied is to call par dtorae astort s underwear, hatket. Her post comtort cold weather p hsi a well bonnets, rib- all sorts, all ap as can be d gloves in rpalr. Call jwrlgbt kids re, nt Hart. 12-1 ltf everybody id of every in Ills new ween Com oes. lie of. i. Louis beer 1 the purest end hopes a cordial t' generous n'Come and (has a web ,ou, reader tf. Vgest and I j&ade boots aarkct, has iwllardy 4 rclal ave. Wal work lit?1 l? d I but the VjMnUslau Wand are l AKD 'Ao and t 'lrn,ee 'lclslly iff; pf, lino lipid price Hats 10c. to Opossum J. Sc. to Hngs 11 lie. to Paper Ic.to Wrought Iron per lb ..la to Cast do per 100 lbs, COctollO Sheep Tclts each CS to 7C ViAhox and OmaNs. K. JL- "W. Buder aro the only agonta that keep pianos and organs in stock in Southorn Illinois. Tboy keep different make, Jvnabo's, Bauor's etc. Call nod examine the Instruments, as they are of tho best in tho country. CniLDnKKs' white pair at Uartraan's. furs for $2 CO per 12-1 ltf Ir you want to get a piano, organ, or any other musical instrument, for a Christmas or Now Year's gift, you can Und them at E. "W. Buder's. Fon Salc Several fonts of Job Type latest styles, in good order, suitable for a Country Olficc. Apply at the office of The Bulletin'. He THE THALIA." A SINNEU'SADVICE. repair to the "Tiulia" gather, morn, even, and vrlse, nnd xaloon. Where citizens noon 'TU there you get Oysters and Turkeys and Clams, In cv'ryxtyle dcslr'd j-also, Sugar cured UttlUSi Oh, as for the.Drinki! they're superior and No bof-us potato-bug broth, 1 am sure, Hilt Kcuulno l.lnuors, nsmild as May. )ann yjujufct right and cnllvenyour "Our" Jaeckel will brew you a capital Puuch. Or draw you a glass of prlmo Lager for Each morn you'U llnd there a bountiful .pnml, Roast and boll'd, hot soup, with excellent Of all Cairo' aalooni aucau: FaAOBAMT Sozodokt. Harden and la vlgo rates the gums, purifies and perfumes tbe breath, cleanses, beautiflet and pre serves the teeth from youth to old age. Sold by all druggists. 12-2M wdaw. Lastiko Loveliness. -Twenty yean age, when paint, pearl powder and enamel weie ruining the complexion and destroy Ing tho health of women of fashion, Da gan's.Magnolla Balm was brought out as a pure botanical cosmetic, guaranteed to restoro bloooa and purity to the skin. From that time to the present It has boon continually rising In public estimation as tbe safest and most unexceptional prepara tion of Its class. Instead of Droduclne- an artificial, metallo lurface, like the deadly enamels, or wilting the cuticle like the poisonous fluids told under various names as 11 beautlfiert," it keeps the skin as soft as velvet, renders It aa smooth and glossy as satin, and Imparts to it that delicate rosy tinge, wnicn u tbe beau ideal or com plexlonal loveliness. The exquisite chro matic effect is not transient. By apply ing me iiaim aaiiy it may be prolonged from youth to age. A lady who purcned the first bottle of the article nineteen years aeo. writes to say that her comnlex ion at forty la "purer, clearer and more brilliant than it has over been": and she attributes it solely to the dally use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 12-29d&wl WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES. Railroad men, farmers, draymen and all other whose business lays out of doors, and who for the preservation of health and good temper crght to wear good, henvy water-proof boots, can get just wbat they want by calling on Wm, Enters. He makes French calf or kip boots, warranted to fit well, wear well and give general sat isfaction. 10-29-tf. Home Advortsiomontt. Railroad Advertisements. mi aseonn. '72. FALL.AND WINTER 73. And lnvIte.theldleo(C.lro fii iWtr as, the "TlIALIA'B" drunkards or rowdies are around. Ko "roiic'rn" or gamblers are there to luium bobbing be So hie tlii-e to Jacckel'a for Oysters and 'lch," And if lie ilou't suit you, then call me a vtitvb. The mocklug bird tune up liw whistle to wile. Your muIcal taste in n wonderful style OcranluiiH and hyaclnUics, there may be seen, Tho windows, adorning with beautiful green How few are the cooks that can properly stew 1 The delicious bivalves, (which you know to be true,) But A. Jaeckel has got the whole science by heart Slew, broil or patties he Is "boss" of the art. 0u .lv?!,l?'r,on "venue, corner ol i tin it In wrcty and peace you can drink a friend's hea llli: There, too, you ran read all the news of iiu nay And mod'rate the charges he 'asks you to pay. Old ClirUina tin. I ThC mind" f "T,UUA" not lost to He will nbow you a sample of what lie can do, afc'-.ei ij a unck-a thorough "True Caiiio, December 7, 1872. )r.nrnr7s World's Tealc'a. Blood Peurller. It Is the great houacholdVmedy, plfasaat to tike, yetpoUntfortbe prtvantion and cure of dlieaat.1. utter than Bitters, Cordial, iluetiu or Beraaparllle. Bold by Drug fists nr. Heary'a Boot mad Plant PUla. Ulld yet tboroagh-no naase orgriplnr-en-irelyvegeuble-great liver remedy. PrlceU senU. BoldbyDrogflsta. is coming, and then you'll C. HANNY. LARGE STOCK. BROWN SHEETINGS, PRINTS, Ti03Ci3sro-a. CHECKS, STRIFES, KXKTffOKT JKAXI, FXTBA, OASSIMERS, yisA.asrasrE3ija. BLACK ALPACAS "D LUSTERS, QA0S9KA1N BILKS, mum. LARGE STOCK OP CARPETING OIL.OLOTHS, MATTIHO, Wtssttow Hauseiee, OILT BAKM, NOTTINGHAM LAOE BAaUSKa. isa BssUra mtth it AT VERY LOW FIOUREP.; OOKNKR BTn sW.' A atn nnuuaam a a -s wassaEtaajveV-AT OsVUreHUJissoU. to call on her If thev desire pnd baraina. Mrs. Jackson's GOODS ARE ALINEW The most of them having ben selected from the late fall styles, hence tit ladles have a rare opportunity to purchae new and t-ab lonable millinery at cost pice. The stock consists or hats ribbons, flowers, hosiery, ladles underwear, etc.. eu 11-30 1 f- LUMBtat. OO TO W. W. THORNION'S. BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT Iti TBKTB STUI, MPtltl WINBN AMD MtiOUBB. R. SMYTH CO., i WHOLESALE GROUSES, j 0"to L1V11 oaibo. ii,i.iaia. -it Also, ksep eoastaatlir a haad a most atelerstock tt OOTOB -USB IBIIE WHI1KI1 -in M". Whlteo mb'a Ujnp. 7? othlng remedy. TrUt on-'y 8S hi Vim ,T?.r,,t 10 ,he rootller mi healmie Js child Sold by Druggists Marriage Guide. Interntlng Work, Enlarged Edition. Kew Snsravlags. Two-huadred and sixty P-,V "A!tttsr8,8,I ATTENTION. Kcceived daily by expreis at Winter's grocery in Winter's block, tbe followinit goods kept In Ice: Fresh whit, fish, salmon, bass and perch: fresh oysters, direct from Baltimore, by the caa at 40c to families. w.rr.ni..i good j also New York sound's, by the quart; clams and fresh lobsters squirrels ducks and other game celery and fresh Ohio butter, always on hand; also all kinds of vegetables and fancy groceries sliced bam, Ac, besides a variety of othJ articles, including oranges and lemons all ui wmca win oesoia at a lair living profit. 0.& V. HACKS. Mr. J. R. Cunningham's popular ox. press wagons and passe ncer back will connect with every outgoing and iricom ing train on tho Cairo and VlnMnr,.- railroad, conveying to and from tho denot to or from any placo in the city both na. scngen and baggage. Orders' left at 85 Commercial avenue, or font through tbe man, win i promptly responded to. TIME TAP IK. Arrive from Mound City at......7iao a m Arrive r.Ain 'I'.. v" Fort, Msderla, Kerry and Catawba Wines ttrv iw.i-ii K J, V w. iiu seiosively for eaah. to l whlcb f thT IbtIm the rZr. im CIA bstHl. I....... F. M. STOOKFLETH, scoeatsoa .fofu a SToearura waialeaale Oeeder lss w" mmm wvaiaaue WINES AND LIQUORS No. tt Olio Ltvii, J OHIO, 1LLINOIB FO Ben. ajMfc, BUavaa, BaUauge, Bave Batscra, (we) Wlstlew aad Dar rrtusae. neerlaa La SB, sasaciea, UlaatMl Kaak. Glased Hide Lift-ate, Blaaed Tmaaeaaa. "a Welckta. Bswk PssUea aad O BUavd rMtaUssia.Beflav Pell, leslag Cessseau Plaaterlsi Paper, Osvrpet Pell; Walte Iissswd au. Assserlesss Wlssdew OIsmm. Basctlak svssdfreaiah Plate eiaaa, Psstljr, diaafer-e Posssts ewer Pipee).Patet(Jhaasserai lie.. i-ti,. 40KN1-H for Rock Rim Piper Company' 8helhing Fell and (JaarlsOinont 7 W JAhn1. Imn.A..J t hand. r..w nwumg iwjion 8. WALTERS, BiUBII HARD and SOFT LUMBER I e Try daecripliaa, LATH, SHINGLES, OKOAR POSTb DOORS, SASH, 3LINDS ORDERS SOLICITED. Steamboat Lumber, Foralshsd ea sairtesl settee. ComaeroUl-av, bet Dth aad llth-iu.. OAIBO XLLkTOII. MRS. MeOEE, Oa BUhlh Street, betweea Commir-lal and Wash ncton Avenues. Is daUv reeeivlag NEW MILLINERY GOODS or raa "LATEST FALL AMD W1XTBE BTTtB. besides a tall line of BOCTxriDars ac hats ITnmraed aad na trimmed, I FRENCH FLOWERS. XlBBONi, TB1BMIMOS of all kinds, taees. ele.. ele. Mrs. MeOee kaa alec a large aMortraent Faaoy ArUeles, sneh aa NECK Ti;, OOLLiBB. UNORnHLEKVES, RUFFB, BAIHB9, FANH, And all ether artieas nsnally loand la a FIRST.0LAS3 MlLLINKBY STORE Mr. MeOee. la addition to ber stock of Fancy and Millinery floeds. has a Unaone and complete assortmeni of Cincinnati Custom Mado Ladles' ami Slues' Shoes and Chll drena lloots, Black anl in Colors. These are acknowledged to be the finest and best Shoes in the market, and this Is the only place In the city that maces them a specialty. SELLJNG OFF AT COST MRS. MARGARET JACKSON Formerly Swander, Intending to remove to Kentucky, desires to dispose of ber large and elegant stock of 3 I Xj L I IN B IT Immediately. In order to facilllUte Me sale of her goods, Mrs. Jackson has detirmlued to offer the KNTIRK STOCK AT OST ILLINOIS CENTRAL R R lie Mllea Use Bkerteat Reate TO OHIOAGO BlarktrtaUlea the Bherteet Beate rro st.XjOXJIs KO OHAMGK OF OARS FROM CAIRO TO ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO. ONLY ONK CHANGE OF CARS OM CAIRO TO Claelnaali, i. I lane polls, Toledo, Detroit. Cleveland, M'gara F.lli BuBUo, PiltsliUiK. Wt-hlnatoo. Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York. Boston and all otsls aat. Mlleaokie, Jaaearllle, Madison. Lacrosse, Ht. Paul and all points north. Ibis Is also Ihe only "llrr't route to Decatur, WnotnlngOa, Nanngeld, P.orls, Uulney, Keokuk, Rurlingtna, RViek UUad, I Belle. Mendota, Wson. Freeporl, Usleoa, Dubuque, Moits Uty, Ootaha and all points northwest. Elegant Drawing Room Sloeping Ca" On all Night Trains. Bsggsge Cheeked to all Important points. For tickets n I informstinn, apply In I.e. R.H depot it atro) on bor l tnntmn.ii ste-mertie tweeu Oolumbr and rlro, nJ at trie princlpi railroa I ticket ofllc e throughout Ihe south. W. P.JOHN-ON.Sen'Ifus. Ag't, Chicago A. BlToastt, Oen'l. Hup't. Chicago. J. JOHNSON, Ag't. Cairo. SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS SOUTHEASTERN R. R. 1S72 Express .1:15 p.m. 3.00 5 6.17 On and after Monday, April 24th, trains will run as follows: NORTHER!. DIVISION. vaius eoisa sootbsait. Mail. Leave Virlnla e.to a. m BDrlnefleld- SiO Tjlor-llle lot Arrive at iana 11.46 vatias ooibobtbwst. Express. Mai!, lave Pans 4.00 a. m. 3 Slkn Tsriortiii s.so s o Arrive at 8prmgfletd...e.n e no Leave Spnnifleld e.S In Arrive at Virginia 1.5 S.15 aOUTBBBN DITiatON. VBAtira eoise etrniniT, Leave Edgwood 5.SII a. m. ........I0.1U p.tr Flor. SS .ll.o Arrive at Bbawneet'u 11 i is BILLIABDH. BIXiXjIA.ie-XJS. j ST NICH()LAS j BILLLIABD HALL HARRY WALKER CO., Prup'rs. This house is newly fitted up with excellent two BILLIARD TABLES Aad two dns JENNY LIND TABLES The aaioen la stocked Brands of with the ileal WINES LIQUORS, tod OIGARS Mv are compounded In the most approved style BANKRUPT STOCK garComeandseeforyourself. JE3 1NN0UN0EMENT EXTRAORDINARY ieli Whlsklee, French Brandies. II Rhine and CHifornl. Wines 9 for BOAV BTSBBse. 8AM WILSON, Must be sold at once prices that have never heard of before, cash been at y i niim i i j i r i nn -n r i n i a j si i i e i O BOCBBIEB. PROVISIONS TC. TO-DAY, DECEMBER 24 Especial bargains in DOMESTICS AND PRINTS. SCHWEITZER CHEESE AND UOL LAND HERRING. REFRESHMENT TABLES are spread morning and evening at 10 o'clock, at which all are Invited to partlcl pate tree 01 cnargc. OYSTERS I OYSTERS I At wholesale and retail, stewed, fried, broiled and baked, raw and on the half-shell, uy me can, Keif, nox or narret, at lurry walker' 8t. Nicholas restaurant on Com. laorclal avenue. Oyster In every sty.e at 11 hnnri d.tf A. nli.li. I I...U IV sides over the cullnarv detiartmcnt. Aa n caterer be has no equal, and Harry's cus- ivoicni can nmay uo auureu 01 a warm meal at any Hour of the day or n eht. that will meet the requirements and please the taste 01 toe mom lastiuious. Foreign Advortomisonts. "The Galaxy Is about as ncarperfcctlon as anything can be." Dally Register, New liavcit, Conn. THE Q-jLXjjLilZr POR, 18 7 3. IT IS THE BEST AMERICAN MAGAZINE. Wo Family enn afford lotto wltliout If, IT OtVES MpltK OOOI) AND attiiac TJ VE KKAIH.NO MATTER KOIt THE MONKV TIIAN ANY OTHER l'E RIODICAL OR HOOK PUlt-blSUED. THE tEADINO NtWtrArERS l'KONOUNCK THE GALAXY Tho Rest and Most Ably Edited Ameri ca.! MagnKino. THE GfXX-AXI-Sr Meets tho Wants of Every Member of tlio Family. It contain Tliotightltil Artlilrs by our Ablest Writers. It contain sketches of I.lfu ntnl Adven ture. It has Serial Stories by our Host NovelUts. It lias Short..Storlcs In Each Nttmttcr Tho now department of Scientific Mlscol lany appears in each mitnlior. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUIISLMII111' I'ltlCE 3JCTS. 1'Elt NUMIlElt. Stili.criptloii 1'rlcc, $1 per year. CLUIIIinso TERMS: The O-iIaxy will be rnt for the year ISM Willi nilV one nt thn fiillnwln.. I'rlnilli.fi1. at the tirlce named U'ltli llnrnnr'a u'ni.Liv or llarjiur'n ll.ir.ar, or AppletonN Joiirnaf. ci iiiu n-KMiar iirieo i es: v tin Kti-n .Saturday f8: n-pular prlcA Willi Our )ntinif KolkiS M; rrirular prlio (J With Litte rs I.lvlllL' Af. l(. riM.iil ir i.rl. Addrc-is SIIEI.DON .t CO., UTTIIrnailwny, N. Y. PROSPECTUS KOIt 1873.-SIXT1I YEAIt THE A L D I N E, An Illustrated Monthly Jottnial, universally admitted tu be the Haiiilviiiict Period ical in tilt; (irld. A It i i.'jNuti. the and Champion of Amur lean Tattv. BUTVURBH. Owe Levib, Mm. um Caixo, Ilu We illl sell BOOKJS. tf M O s s o

to a e 'A 3 ja CO a a IOLOTHIHG 26 per cent, less than cost. HYLAND SAUER, AMD DXALKBB IN CHOICE FRESH MEATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Corner 10th street and Commercial aveuu: next door to the llyland saloon. 11.16 tf. CAIRO, ILLS. BOOTS 8HOE3. At half price, Au opportunity is offered the good peo ple of Cairo to buy goods at their own prices, and the sale will continue lor one week only, JAKE WALTER, BTJTOHHB abs eutaa IB FRESH MEAT, KionTn Btbbet, Rbtwbeb Wabhikoto-. axdCouubbciai. Avenues, AelJolalsiB BI'tesihoNea asssl llamssy'a Keep the best or Beet, Pork, Mutton Veal. Lamb, Sausage, etc., and are prepared to etrre oitisens la Ihe moel aMepUble manner. JAMES KYNAHTON. Butcher amii Dealeb im all Kindh o Xot for Male In flunk or Smn Storm. ART DEPARTMENT. NoUvltlittiiiulliiir the liicreac in tho price of fUl.scrlptlon last fall, when the Aliline a timed Itsprv.cnt noble proportion anil rcii. resenUthe character, the edition wat more than double the pat year; prutlnj; that the Amerlca i pttlillo appreciate n Muri-rc el fort In the eattvj or Art. The publisher-, anxious to Juitily the ready eonlldeiice tlill demonstrated, have exerted tlicin-clvci to tne uimntt to develop and Improtc tin wors; aim tne plan for tho comln year :l ttnloldvd by the moiitlily i.ie", will a. tontdn ami dellaiit even tliu ino-t ai)L-iilne menus ortnc aiiiiiic. The Aldlnc 4VII1 reproduce example the best forclL'ti ma-ten', selected with view to the highest artl-tle Kiieee, and L'rcatc-t general luterc-t; avoiding tieh a have become familiar, t ti rou-li photograph or conies nfuiiv kind. The quarterly tinted plate for 187.1, will reproduce four of John S. D.il-' Inimitable chlld-skctchex, apiirinriatu to the four m-:i sons. These plate", appearing In the li-tie for January, April, July, and October, would ho alone worth the price of :t j ear's -uuBcnpiinn. PREMIUM I1UOMOS KOII 17.1. Every subscriber to the Aldine. w tin pay- in auvance ior tne year ibi.i, win riccnc wlthoutadditloil.il rhart'e. u pair of bealiti fill nil chromo-, alter J.J. Mill, the cinlmnl EtlKll-h painter. The pleturex, entitled 'Tho Village Hello," and "C'roln; tin; Moor," arc HxSOlnehes aru lirinted li-inu 'idltferent plates, reiiiliing J. iiniircliii und tint- to iierfeet eaeli lili'tme. 'I in: -.line chromo nre wild for frW per pair, In the art More. ,h it mint) ueieriiiiiiaiion ot it con ductors to keep the Aldine out of the reach ot competition In tcry department, the cliroliiOH will lie found ahead id iiuv that can be ottered by other periodical., l:cry Hiiuwnucr win reeen e acenincaic, oer I lie hij-natiiro oi tne puiuii.ier. i.'ii:ir.inieeint that the chromo. delivered Miall be eipial ti inu Kanipics lurni-neu me agent or the money will be lelnnded Ihe lltribtltlou or picture or till grade free to the Mibscrihcfi to a Ihe dollar peri odlcal, will mark an epoch In (lie hl-torv ol Art; nnd, considering the unprecedented ciieapnc. oi tne price, tor uiu Amine itell themartcl lair little Khort of a .nlrlarte even to those bet neipialnteil with tho achievcmcutii of Inventive getiiii and Im proved mechanical appliance. (Tor Illus tration of lhee cluoinos, neo .N'oveinber Is sue or tne Aldine.) THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT will continue, under the care or Mr. Richard Henry Stoddard, assisted by the best writers ami iioeiH oi tiieuiiy, wno win strive to nave iiib iiicruiure oi inu aiuiiki always in Keep, ing With it artistic attractions. TERMS. I j per annul, In advance, with Oil Cluo mo free. The Aldine will, hereafter, be obtainable only ny subscription. There will bo no re duccd orclnb rate; cash for subseriptlon must be sent to the publisher direct, or ban- iicu to tno local agent wltliout responsibility to the piibllsbers, except In eases where the certltlcate Is given, bearing tliu fae-siinllc signature of Jaine Sutton Co AGENTS ANTED. Any person wlshlnc to net ncnnaiictitlv im a local agent, will receive full und prompt In- lonnaiKin in applying io JAMES SUTTON M Maiden I CO., Publishers. Lane. New ork 'The Oldest nnd Rest or the Eclectics." 1873. ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. J6&-SURSCRIBK NOW.53 Willi tho number for January, the Eelee. tlccnter unon it twenty-ninth venr. It gleans tho choicest articles from the entire Held of lorclgn periodical literature, und offers Tho best Sclcntllio Articles. The best essays. The best reviews, The best criticism. The best biographical sqetchc. Tho best novel. The best short stories. Tho best poem. Tho best miscellanies. The tlnest steel engravings. The ulm of the Eelectlcl to bo Instructive without being dull, nnd cntcrtainlm.' with out belns trivial, Header wh" seek In- miction a well n amusement should l-Ivh It a trial, Term, d.'i u veur: single conic. 43 cent. Liberal terms to clubs. Tho Ee. lectlc will bo sent with unv other periodical at lowest club rMe. Address, E. It. Pei.ton, Publisher, 108 Eulton Street, New-York. Foreign Advertisements. ''liAwiimMivs iiAiiti3Yir" This mhrrb hair dyo I Iho bot in Ibc world perfuct'y hiinnlex. rellnblo und In slnnlnlieotis. o dlsaiipolnltilctlt. 'Ihogeii illtii! A. Il.ttc'ielor ll.ilr Dyn pro.litees liiitiioillalely n natural bl.lek nrbrnwit. Doc notHtiilii iliarklii hut leave tlm lialr eleaii soli and heatlllliil. 'I hu only Mfu and per ccl .in t dye. Sold by nil druggists. Fnc tory, 111 lluml street, to. Y. 12-18 Ow. ON MAltKIAOK. Happy Relief for Young .Men nrnin Ihn Er reels of Errors nnd Abues In early lite, .Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar hood rcmovpi'. Saw method ol trenttiieet. New and remarkable rcinu les. Hook nnd elreiilar sent free. In scaled envelope. Addresi llnvvurd Asoelatloii, No. 'J South Ninth street, Philadelphia, P11..-1111 Institu tion having 11 high reputation rbr honorable conduct und professional skill. l.-9.d.tw3m. LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN Soothing Remedy! Curt Tollc nnl (Itlrintt In iiowsk, mm men. au. print. ot TftllilD". rnicr; OEWTB. Foreign Advertisements. llli WHITCOMB'Sfih. SYRUP. FnMns Conrnl'lon. en.l erer. enmee nil illim... lncW.Lt to Intauti end CMIJr-n. WHITCOMB'S 1 rr eewnier tnp'etLt, SYRUP. Un Cdltilnn ol all i.i, r-tlstp. t ln, wcViim rr i. SEI? haiKllonln IS vrSalmliiate. -jlv. f Q!rT luj tmieauJ power tu tbe .jr.t.m. J q n It la the Infant' -.n.lClilMrcn'. dr-at Fmihlni r.cmritjr, In kit dlwrJ.r. LrbUiflit ui iy tc.U.ln t.r itiiv i.tli.r rati. fie tmrllcutar In rilllns: for MltS. WIIITCOSin'3 Villi', and taVo im otti-r I r-pasdlylhe (IIIAITO'T MED1CINR CO Ft. finl. Jlo. Bold l.j l)iu--l.l aud lHal.r. lu M.tlflfs eT.rywIirre. q. BUY ME AND I LL 00 YOU GOB 0 ffoOTflAMT PILLS. P-d. .mine t'u ll'O'l and aron.lng tho Ilt.r an 1 i "Answers tbl .-rrrtive trcan. to a lir.ittlir action. Pr. Il-ui-i Itool an.l I'laut I'.IM tine nub-cm lainti ln. h it (jacltbn, &S3 wnuld lint le npt.d ther could ratb, null n. Ilendnchr, I'nlii In ill wide. Numb. P"ieats a ro- nea or Ibo Ilmidai nnd I'cel, Unlliiei, ccrl of tscceis t'tallliiea), Itlieiiinnllsiii, .N'riiriilulii, unions iivseiilcr-', upiraucicaia ni, CunstlpHtliiii. lie 1 ,v. v...,. tf f nil ItliitK lyi.e;i. lao t"i-T d ilbr shell I r.imi.i-ii.n (V- laTtatlea. Sn Prranll Ffllk lulls tlitfcn Itllf a-ava nrnril (n to direction, ami remain long unwell, provide! uii.ir nunc nrc nui iiesirnjcu mj mineral poon ra other mean, arid vital ort'atis wasted licroud til point of repair. 1 l))'peiln or Inill;rlloli, llradnclic. Tall In the MiouldcM, Couuli, TlRlitueM of tlio Clif-I IMzzlncs. hour Cruciallnn uf tbe Hlomach, ll.il Tn-to in the Month, lllllou Attncl. I'alrllailsn l tlio Heart, inflainniatlnn nftlie l.utiK. hiinlnthl reaion oi iiiohi'inc, aiinniimiiirrd oilier p.ilnril f inptoin, aro tlio iiir-sprines of lirsiepia. onl tiottlo will provo a better Kiurutilco of Itn mcrltl 111111 a n'nuiiij niiterii-ement. I I 'or IVninlr 'iiiiitnlnta, In JonnB or old mirneii nrmnirie, nt iiib ii.iivii ot womanhood, ol tne turn or lire, these Tonic lilttrrs illpl,i- si iircMcn an innucuco mat improteineiit is sool perceptllile. 1 For lilflninnintory ntnl (,'lirnnlr Klienl inntlam uiel (.out, lllllou. Itrmlttcut and Inters tnlltcnt lever. l)leav of tlic lllisxl, l.lvcr, Kldl nej nnd Illadder, tlir.se llittcri hare no eqaall iiiuiuu-,-11 11 .iiiaini oiiiufi. Tlirynre 11 Kenlle I'urRnllvn na well n a Tonic, po-iMinit tho merit of nctlnir as il powerful nacut lu rchcrlns (Vinsemlon or Inlaml inaiion ni ine i.ircr ami VL-ccra Mriran, acd d Illllons IMeaes. 1 I iir .Skin lllarnara, Knintlon. Tetter. a!tl ntienin. lllotrhcH. Spot. Pimples. Pustule. Iotll uarouncie., mnir-worm. hcaiddleail. More lrr i.rjsipeia. ucn, Hcurr. in:oiorationnrthclklnJ Humors and lneae of ttichaln of whatever nimil I or nature, are liicmlly .liter up and earned oua I oi win a-aiciu in a snort nine or tuc u.e or lie i llittir. (Irnlrful Tliotianmla proclaim ViNitiun nrrJ o.i" "J must woimmiii mviKorant last iren i uiiaiuen ino sinsin? sv.ieni. It. si. iiriMAi.n x.- rn. rruBBUt nnd (ieti. .lets., Mo Kranclsco, Ca., cor. of Washington and Charlton 8ts.. S.W BOLD UY ALL. UHL'tiOIiiTS A IJEALEIU. HbaH-tvii IHE "LIGHT RUNNING" "DOMESTIC" LRYBOft UAN'Tri TM KN'OW ll' IIICII INT1IU Jli:)T 31.tr nJi: Jtol 1 PARKER. BLAKE, BSaLISS IN WALL PAPER. PAINTS, Pultr. Benalur, Uaaollne, WI3STlDO"W O-IiASB. WINDOW SITADZB And the celebrated illuminating AURORA OIL. BBOM'l.DII.DINn, CCF ilTH ST, k COM HKUOIAL AV., Cairo, Ilinoih. tr Loan of Aptifi'llr. Itllloits llyseulcr-'. tunica Aiieriioii, oiisupHlloll. tic Kllltv, I evert ol i n. Jitmiillre. end etiir kludr.d mmi ur..lni IriHii a Ijw .tite of the 1-J, or oL..uustiun 01 in l.llltllnli.. ll-lng f--o fr im Marcury nnd other polnn lli-y nn l.e u'.tn nt alt tlmot and unJ.r all c.muiiiiUu- rllbut f ird In diet, U-imm or .r.i.r. Hie atlmi. j Hie wiaLfind and lilnire I pirt.into lirallliv aition, tit nit llirm .tirn-tli ti .ii.unru.nxiiemi.iTfl.aiiii inrowon iiieoo.iiuciion xlilth are the flr.t cauM of di-4., viltlmtit jiro uclair rliluT iiiinv.eit or irrlpliii;. All li-.iry end druw.y ."UmIiuo.. wIikIi ar iLe f rrrunn-rofd!r.fiildI.ea.e. ticha Afioilrc-r. I'.lralytlc fliroliro.lc are eft-ctually wardaj oa l.y few iSnr of tlie ..an timij Pill. I'u ldiretlea. .rMi-4.a b.. la Lsaati, G-ruuio, FrMa aalp.alia. en, lir.au. Ii Cf-n-r-4 if is.o-rt. !kl.r- Si L-h. II. tll 1 Xirs-.i.!. ilMkt. lu L-dkiu ...r l.f- Ol.KAKA.sf) HARMLESS AS WATER, ClttTAL DISCOVBItV FOR THE HAIR. A perfeetly rlear preparation In me liot llc, n easilv npplied u water, tor restoring tu uray liafr It- natural eolor and voiithlul appearanee, tu eradiratu and prevent dalid ruir, to proinoti! the k'WIIi d tlio hair and stop itnlallliufiilll. It i.elitllely liHrnile,niid perfi'clly tree trout any poUon'ou stilislauer and will. tlieri'Torc take the plaee or nil the dirty und tlliplen-.il.l Jireparatioti now ill tl-e. Nilineroil testlinonial have heen sent tt from many or our mo-t prominent eill zcn. In evervthin in vvlileh the articles now in ne are olijretlonahle, l.t.-I AI. DISrOVKItV, I perleet. It warr.inled ty contain neither ui:ar or Lead Sulphur oi Mtrate orMlver, It does not soli the clolln or Scalp. I a'ii'i'aMy perliiuieil. and makes one ol the hest dre Iiik tor the Hair in li-e. It retore tho eolor ol the Hair "nioro per fect and iinirornily than any other prepara tion," and aluavs doe so'ln Irotn three to ten days, virtually leeillu the root with the tionrisliiii ipialltlcs neees-ary to lis ltowiIi and healthy condition: It restors the dc eaved and Induce u new drouth (,f the Hair more po-ltively than nnj tiling el-e. The application or till Wonderful di-eov err nlxi prodliee a ptca-aut and roolinj; etluct on the scalp and gltcx the Hair u plea-in und elegant appearanee. t'all at your lru?-:lst lor it and takn no other. If lie ha not got it let lilin order It l'rieu $1 per hottle. AUTIlt'I! NATTANS. inventor and rrojirletor. Washlneton I),t' .I01INSTON. IIUI.I.OWAY CO., (letieral Acenl. fhllaileljihla. .I.S'O. V IIKXIIY and 1 Wlll.l.S.tCO.. New York, and to Im had ot Wholesale drtitjIsL, everywhere. IKI'itf tho larrstlca. A;. alianl.J enrj nhrre. AJJreu "DOMESTIC" S. fVt. Co., Now York. iurT i:.vi i: ii rn i -.f. Ml V w I ;sii j T aaw-iL2 I rvr m w'1 .,Jt WVtaVAV'a-aXL. I.WUIUKA.1T TMIKK.TN 0:f- Enterprise UK O.SI.r IlKM.VIIhh OUT Oi tion in tiik cou.vrnr I Xj' 7?; s Mnctreiith (.rand ANNUAL J)JS I RIBUTION, i n nrwn eu pinrf Jn i rj MT, I 7 t $200,000 OO iiN v Ai-UA iii.i', uuna 10.000 I N A M KKICA N GOLD 1 liwien II in. 11 m 1 ai.ii.1 iu.lu'J is A.M l',lilUA. i)N.VhU KEEN BACKS I IMMIGRANT FOK SALK, VOll SAI lLK, 1 KT Ha- 1 t f For Hale 1 riOKHTB KOIt HAI.fc. Oil BA1YK TO Furo from I.iVKurnoi, Fare from Lo.vnoNUKnnT Fnro from Olasuow, Fnro from Qukknstowk OAIKO, $18 20 Hatlnrd. Morn Jt Ca INMAN LINE Liverpool New.Tmk hd rhlladrlphli Steamship Company, cnota coxtiict with cnitsd ititii ink tamti aoTiasMiNi. For Carrying tlio JlnlL FOR PASSAGE TICKETS on uiiinti mroHM.Tio.v APPLY TO JOHN O. DALE. Aot 16 Broadway, Nvw.Vork, urto II. II o ii p t Wahlnuton A.eiuiK, Oairn. nnm -i ATTACHMENT NOTICE. 0earS. Davis, defendant. I-hpn.liv unit. fled that on tliu -JSth day of .May, i.s72 n tvtit nfuttaehinelil was is. tied out id' tlm clerk's ollleu ol thu Alexander enmity circuit court, iiillm slate ol' Illinois against your estate. retliiiialile on thu lit vt Mondav ol .1 til v. I87'. to it term or said court then to ho hidden at the eoiirt-hniise, lu Culm, nt tho suit of Her nan I .MeManus, plaliillll, lor the sum ol $:i.i, which writ ha been retuiiietl served nil it Kai'nhhce, und that said suit I now peinllnjr insaid court, oinv unless you, Ihe biilil del'eiulallt, shall appear, true hall, und ti cad with It the time limited lor voiirnii. pcaraner In said ease, Judgment will ho'reii tlered aalint on. nnd proceeding taken rullisl stiuli irariilsiice uccorilliij- to law, ItKUHKN H. YOC0.M. Clerk. Allen, Mulkey Wheeler, plalntliri utlof. IIOVH. la-'.'J-lltv. ueecinner'Jl. ihvi. s Kivo Prizes $1,00(1 j: Ten Prizes COO One span of Matched .lorse. with Family vniiini- aim .-iiier-.uoiiiueii iiur lies, Uorth Sl..'0! live Horse and Itii'le-. with Silver-1 ioifiieil Ilanies. worth ens) each Five I'ine-toued ltoevvood l'iuuos, worth $.Vhi each 1') Family Scwinu' Machines, worth 9100 each! V-OO r'oI'l and Mlver Lever Hunting Watch- e (in all.) worth riom J'.'O to i'.W each I fiold Chains, llver-vviire, .lewclrv, etc. Mnnher of ntls 2.txsil TickeU limited to 100.000 AfJKNTS WANTED TO SEI.I. T1CKKTP. To whom Liberal Premiums w II hu paid. SIiikIo Tickets f-J: Six Tickets flu; Tvvcl.o Tickets J()j Twent)-Ih Tickets HO. I In illHrsrunuiini'H a mlllitiof i nns, ads. seiipllouof fie ii.ann.r ul ilalii, and other 'Ofurinatiiin in refwrrn-e In Ihr itiairibuiinn, mil Ik s.'iit tu an) one orderin: llirm All letter must be addrrsdto L. I'. bl.NK, Il'ix, M, H.tv nrriir, C'liivliinaii, O, let West ftili nor. 19 C $300,000. MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY. LKaAi.izKu nv Statk Autiioiiitt and Dkaw.v in Puiii.ic in St. Louis. Grand Sinfjlo Number Sclicmc. rrO.OOO NUMllKUS. 0lais M to iik Dkawn Dec. 31, 1872 6,880 I'rizos, Amounting to $300,000. Ut I'rlreaof S 100 I Prize of. ...t'Ji,") 1 Of. 1.1,4)811 1 I I 4 W JO tu Tickets of..... of I.f. ol of. of of flO; 10,(4.1 7,600 l,uno 2V1 Half 9 9 0 9 36 of I.nwi of too Of. 30(1 II f 2.VI of......... Sil nf 160 of lfcO of Id $5: Quartor T II E CAIRO PRICE CURRENT ISSUED 8KMI-WEKKLY, DAYS OF ISSUETUESDAY AND FltlDA CIIA.NCEUY NOTICE. William liobli, ileremlant,Illotlllet (hut on Aiutust lllth, 1S7-J, l.llzi Hold), com plainant, filed her hill In chancery In Ihe Al- xnucicr comity circuit conn, i-iain tu nil- mil, lot'illvtiree, ntnl that suit Is now poiul vf. In enid court. That thereupon n sum mon was Issued nut of tho clerk's olllce. ol mil roui't uirallist volt, ritinnab e on t in thlnl Monday ol September, lN7i, to n term t sunt court men to no muuen at tlio court oiisuln Iho city nl Calio, 111 said count valid state. Datctl December 10, 187i. IIKIIIIEN S. VOCUM. Clerk. Allen, Jlulkey .V Wheeler, mlfrllors lot eoiiiphilnaiit. IJ-llWiM. (iiANt'inrYNtiffci:. Frederick Decker, del'euilaul, I iiotlllod that on the Hth dav ol Deeeniber, 187:', An Kilsta Decker, eomplalnaiit, tiled lier Id'l In chaneery, in the Alexnlidei' eoiiuly cltv cult court, state of Illliiol, lor dlvtuvu and Unit said suit I now pending In kiIiI cum t r.'ittt, iiiereioiv.ii stimmoiH wai issitcu out IH) Hll Tickets, Tickets. S2 CO. Our lottcrlea arn elmrlrred by the Btate, aro "limy tlrnnn nt the lime named, nnd all draw ina are muter thn aupervi.ion of morn com nil. inner. The ntlii'lnl draw Ing will t Mib'laheil In tho t. I.oul. pupcr nnd n copy of drawlnj sent to puretinsfrs of ikkrt. Wo will drsw Hslnillar aoheme the lait dsv of ej fry month diiriiur the )far 1172. Iti'inltnt our rl-k tir posinttUe ttinneT order, ri'if'stered lftt-r, drnfi nr exprfs. Hend for eir eii,4r. Addre.s, MUilltAV. MIM.KH 4 CO.. I', n. )i-t 341". "t. Iiipa, Mo. 364,260 KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY Legalized bv nn net or the Lcidsliiiuv. The most lllieral l.oitery ever drawn, only J i,hu lU-Kels ami ;i,oso prize. To bo draw u Dee. '.'8. 187 in Cov lintnn. KV. One Canital l'rizo of S25.00O. 1 Piln of fc.'i.OOll I I'llzn ol'..,., S.l.-Ml '1 Prizes ol l.tKio i Prizes ot,... fKXl III J'llZCS III,, ,B,lO ::o Prizes ol... ea'yt t-M Prizes of... 20wfcJ 'J lllll l'i (..a of II 0,.)i.ai Oiuirtei. f-:t.P. r LotteticH nro elinlletcd by Iho stato. 7m 3,(181 Prize, iimounllii;; to.. 1 icheis, vrs. j tunes, so, inu ami drawn at the time iiuiiikiI, under tho tu pervisiou in sworn coimiiissionri'H. Tim ilravvlus will hu published in the New Yotk, Chicago, und l.oiilsvillo papers. Wo will draw u similar sehenio Iho last Saturday of every mouth Uutiiiu Iho years 187'Jnml I87.'l. Ilenilt at our risk by Post-otliro Jlonry Or der, Kejjl.dorcd Letter. Dtuft or Express, CirSend tor it circular. Adtlress SMITH, SIMMONS CO., 5 lio.v b.7 Covliyton, Kr. in.2.Vnd.: vv I V AQOOK FOP. THE TsllLLSOM! r -Jh III IW a Mi M l Ml 1Mb A I'rlvnloCoiiniiClor ta (heMsirrlcd or tlicwe shout to Harry, on the Phy.loloalr-l rurii lerlc. and revel,itli.u.orilieuiil jysi, (lU lut-tt dlworerli i lu pndiKhiS aud preTantlua It!" sprliiB, preaorvlns the couiplwlon, e 7. ride f.qf reillna'worlt oftvro h-Wn4 i.if'.iViVkr.S""?" ..,VIH1BI(UII lur a noma