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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

PAYING OFF,. J. Williams, Esq, of Jack
son, Tennessee, the Superintendent of the
Western portion of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road, has been pay ing off employees and laborers
on the road during the last two or three days.
The Road has now in its employ at this end
sewers, large gangs of laborers at work on the
-apoirS
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

THE ATLANTIC FOR DECEMBER.-We have
received, from Kerney, at the Post Office News
Depot, the December number of the Atlantic
Its table of contents is rkably varied
and suggestive one, the chief feature being the
first chapters ola new novel by Charles Reade,
which will be continued through the next year.
Among the entertaining things promised for
the new volume, besides this story, are " Pas
sages from Hawthsrnes Diary" stories by
Bayard Taylor and Mrs. L. Maria Child, and
contributions from all the members of its old
corps of distinguished writers, embracing the
best known names in American literature.
Kerpey has also received large assortment
of new stationery and miscellaneous articles of
the newest styles, including many novelties,
never before offered for sale in Cairo. When
you 60 to the Post Office for your letters, do
not fail to look at his stock. You will be sure
to discover something necessary TO the COM
plete furnishing of your writing table.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
TO.DAY.S ADVERTISEMEN

For New Orieans-Steamer Henry Ames.
For New Orleans-Steamer Clara Dosen.
or New Orleans-Steamer Henry Won Phul.
sor Pine Bluff and Little Rock-Steamer Iron City.
Notice-To all whom it may Csncern-Haynie, Mar
shall s Gilbert
Steam Tug Mistletoe QocaD Government Sale on the
29th.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

rs Steamboatmen are informed that any Job Print
ing Work. Advertisements left with River Repor
ter McKee, placed in his box at the wharfboat,
4 i'll receive prompt attention.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

THAT BELL.-The bell originally owened by
the = Arabs and sold by them, has again
come into their possession, and now swings
from derrick erected in front of their engine
house. On the derrick there is figure of a
horse with a forked tail which is said to be the
original animal rescued by the gallant "Arabs"
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

New GooDs.-Kittredge & Co. have received
and now offer for sale as fine assortment of
new goods, hats. caps, and furnishing goods,
as any man of good taste would desire to make
his selections from. Gentlemen having occa-
sion TO replenish their wardrsbes cannot, we
are sure, afford to do SO until they have exam
ined the splendid stock which is on view at this
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
OUR NEW YORK BRANCH.

The journey to New York, Its DELAYS
and incidents The Weather so The
Stock Exchange--Gen. Grants recep-
tiOn--Counterfeiting Raymond
and the Fenfans--PrestOn King--Spir-
Observation-Disclosures New Museums
Theatres.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
THE CAIRO TIMES IN NEW YORK.

One hundred copies of the CAIRO TIMES are daily sent
New York city, of which number is placed upon
the files of each Of the following named hotels:
American Hotel, Astor House,
Ashland House, Brandreth House,
Brevoort House Continental Hotel,
Dey Str. ct House, Earle's Hotel,
Everett House. Exchange Hotel,
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Gramercy Park Hotel,
Girard House, Howard Hotel,
International Hotel, Irving House,
Lafar-e HOUSE. Lafayette House,
Lsvejoys Hotel, Manhattan Hotel,
Marion House, Metropolitan,
Merchants Hotel, Monument House,
New York Hotel, Northern Hotel,
Oriental Hotel Palmer House,
Prescott House. Revere House,
St Nichols tiotel, St. Clair House,
fremont House, Union Square Hotel,
Washing Oh Hotel, wavery House,
IVES err Hotel, Peteler's Eo.el.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
DOWN STREAM TIME TABLE.
Up STREAM TIME TABLE.
nAlLY PACKET LINE.

For Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Augusta, Macon, Savannah, Columbus anil
Charleston, pid Johnsonville, Tennessee
River.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
Steamboat Register.
Sunday Morning.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES,

Corrected daizy6y Il. r. Taylor, City Engineer
THERMOMETERS M. NJ. p
80 IS 81
River Al feet u inch. below high water mark of 362
Fall in the last "a hours, A. inches.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
John HAMPER & CO.,
DEALERS Nv OYSTERS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Fresh Picked and Spced In Cans of so to 10 o. and by
the barrel Corner of Government Commerce street
Mobile, Ala. Dealers supplied promptly reasonable
terlns nov 25-lm.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
OR SHAVE.
j. Geo. SteinhOuse

now permanently ensconceG in the barber shop Of the
ST. Charles Hotel and prepa ed the hair or shave
the cheek Of any gentleman who desires either DONE sci
ehtihcaily. 4 nov l7-u
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
"RADING FLAT-BOAT
F. o L s a l g

VIII be sold good terms either half the whole
OF Trading Fiatboat. Also, coed stock of merchan-
disc for trading the river The boat is now LAYING at
the Ohio Levee, above the Stone Depot For further
particulars apply on board. *nov24dtf
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
New York stock Market.

New YORK, Nov. %.
STOCKS--Opened higher but closed heavy; Money on
call per cent; Sterling quiet AZ 1921; 1904;
4 Q 1l5; PIT W & 1924; & A, pd, lo5; Hudson
lict Reading 1lGt; 5Gt; C& P92l Panama 2s5; 9
97t; W U Tel 60; sarposa H. Quicksv YER AIT; IS 81
coupons 1851 5.20's registered $780, 50 coupons 49,
1905 974 N of ds SO; NJ certificates 2ss; Erie
Of '4s SO; NJ & G, LIST, 95 A II income 70.
GOLD-Opened as 146E and closed at l47.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
$50 1900. AI

For Cape Grardeau, Cairo, Columbus, Hickman, Ns-
Madrid, Memphis, Helena, white River NapoI~op
Eunice, Gaines Landing and vlcksburg.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
LOST.

INJECTION NOTICE.--Notce is hereby
LIZ given that on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of De-
cemier next In the county OF Alexander State ~ III
nois, election will be held for Gil cult Judge %
the Third Judicial Circuit OF the State, Gil the
cy in said Office caused by the resignation 81 Hon John
ii. Mulkey, which election will I've opened eight
O'Clock in the morning. and will continue open until 81
O'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
Dated at Cairo, this 9th day e November, one Thou
sand Eight Hundred aud SiXty-Fiye.
30. HARTMAN, Cornty CLERK.
nov1Otd Democrat COPY.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

REFUGEES HoAxED.-Within the last few
days some sixty or more freedmen refugees
have come to Cairo from places North, stating
that it was published in the papers there that
three boats, employed by Government, would
leave Cairo on the 22nd inst, and the LIST and 5th
proxirno, to take down the river such freed
men refugees as desired to return to their old
homes. How many more may arrive can only
be conjectured. This is cruel and unjust
hoax by whomsoever perpetrated.
GOVERNMENT TUG FOR SALE.-The steam tug
i" Mistletoe,'' belonging to the q. S. Navy
will be sold at auction on the 29th inst, at the
same time and place as the large assortment of
Government property, which has been adver-
tsed in our columns the last three weeks. No
better opportunity now offers for the purchase
of boats, boat material and boa; tackle, than
these Government sales
The large sale of railroad iron on the 2Sth
inst, has been postponed till further no.
tice. nov26td.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

ExH1BrTIoN.-It was our pleasure yesterday
to be for an hour or two very agreeably enter
tanned at the school of the Sisters of Loretto.
The occasion was an exhibition consisting Of
music, recitatons and dialogues by the
pupils Of that school. There was large at
tendance of the parents and friends of the
children, and citizens interested in the success
Of the institution. The platform was very ele-
gantly and tastefully decorated for the occasion,
and every arrangement appeared to be per-
feet. There were no long delays between the
exercises, no hesitations or failures on the part
of the young Misses, but every portion of the
entertainment which it was our good fortune to
witness passed off to the complete satisfaction
of the intelligent and interested audience. Too
much can hardly be said in pr aise of the adj
mirable appropriateness and good taste of the
selections or the manner in which they were
rendered. We are fully convinced, and indeed
some time back expressed our conviction,
that this school is one Of the most excellent and
worthy Institutions of our city. What we wit
this opinion. The work in which the Sisters
are engaged is noble one, aud our citizens
should cordially support it.
THE "ARAB'' FEsTIvAL.-We desire to call
again the attention of our readers to the enter
| tanment and festival which is to be afforded
them this week by the Independent ARAB"
| Fire Company, with the countenance and aid
of the first ladies and gentlemen in the city,
who are lending their influence and exertions
| freely, to insure for the undertaking an unex-
ampled success. Our citizens need only the
assurance, which they have, that the manage
ment of the enterprise is in the very best hands.
and that it is for the most worthy object to
| bestow upon it degree of favor which will
surprise the most sanguine. The efforts of the
ladies of our city in behalf of this Festival have
been unremitting. There is no question but
they will bestow on il most liberal patronage,
lending the browning attraction of their pres
ence aud their smiles. Unless we greatly I'm.
derate the gallantry and chivalry of our city,
the gentlemen cannot, under the circumstances,
be contented to spend their evenings any where
else while the Festival lasts. Let US then all
60 and assist this noble company-a sure sign
that we appreciate their hard services in the
public behalf
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
PLATTE VALLEY.
W. II. BLAKE, Master, &C. IsAAcs, Clerk,
SIT. JOHNS,

A. x. WILLIAMS, Master, SAM $. ENTREKIS. clssh
every Thursday, and vicksburg every "wednesday me-
Ling all way landings and close connections with all
Railroads East and South, consisting at vcksburg with
New Orleans packets.
Shippers and passengers ~ all business
trusted to the above line being promptly attended
Orders from planters solicited.
BOYD SYLVESTER, JOS. ELLIOT, Agent,
G. H. GREEN, MrmpLi.
W. II. RUSSELL, WM. WILLIAMS Agent
Agents, st. Louis. ktck sburg
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
New York Markets.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TrMss.l

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TIMES.
NEW YORK, Nov 30.
COTTON-Quiet at 52Q153 for middlIng.
FLOUR--5DlO cents better for sound extra State,
other kinds dull and heavy; 4D9 80 for extra state
and extra round hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged At 76i6D1 SO for
Milwaukee club; 40 for new Amber ttate ID for new
white Western and s3g1 IS for Amber Milwaukee,
BARLEY-Du. 49,
CORN-Dull and ic lower; 929i for un.ound and 9561
95t for sound mixed Western, and 96 Tor high mixed.
OATS -546l56 for unsound and G2Ql65 for sound.
PORK-Lower; 80 5OG030 IS for mess closing at
80 623 regular.
BEEF-Quiet; cut meats heavy.
LARD-Lower at 22Ql26.
BUTTER-Quet.
CHEESE-Quiet.
WHlSKY-Dull and nominal at 33lp2 81 for wes-
tern.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady.
LATEST MARKETS.
FLOUR-Cosed 50D1Oc better for sound extra State.
WHEAT-Closei quiet.
CORN - Closed duh and 1c lower.
PORK Closed lower; mess 80 CT regular.
LARD-Closed lower at 22G02G.
WHISKY--Nominal at 1902 81.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
noy1Sdtd

NoT1CE.-To ALL Whom IT May CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that the steamer Ltle Rebel
o anu Rohs .I ., lanes aa Arson, y1nh Mat,
property of the United States: parties
fled their petition before the United States District
pending in said court, praying that the sale
be set aside, and that upon said petition the
following order has been entered motion of said
| claimants to me:
| Southern District Of Illinois, Tuesday, august
6M, Il. D. 1865.
BEFORE THE HON. SAMUEL H. Treat, JUDGE.
The United States on the relation Of
Geo. d. Wise as nformer,
The Steamer Little Rebel, her En-.
gines, Tackle and FurHture.
Now come Robert Watson. John Watson and James
Watson by l. N Haynie Esq, their Proctor and move
upon their Petition in the above entitled cause for an
order that the officer, custodian and persons having
charge steamer Little Rebel her engines tackls
and furniture, show why the decree heretofore
made in this cause, the third day of September A. D.
1862, and the sale made Hereunder should be
aside, and the said petitioners allowed to file their
claim as owners of said property. upon reading
and filing said petition, is ordered by the that
the ocer custodian other having charge Of
said steamer Little Rebel her engines tackle and lrni
ture be and appear before said Springfield in
at ten o'clock of that day. show cause any they have
why said decree and sale should be vacated and set
aside, and the said petitioners be permitted file their
claim in said cause of the said steamer Little
Rebel. her engines, tackle and furniture.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTHERN DISTRICT ILLINOIS { IS.
George p Bowen clerk of District Court of the Uni
ted States for said Southern District of Illinois do here
by certify the foregoing to be copy of an order
made on the Sth day of August A D. 1865 by court
in determined therein wherein the United States
the relation of George d. WISE as nformer we're H.
bellants ahd the steamer Little Rebel, her engines
tackle and furniture, was defendant, the is
of record In my office
- In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
us hand ana fixed the seal of said court at SPRING
field, this sh day Of August, in the year Of our
- Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
five, and of our Independence the Ninetieth.
GEORGE p BOWEN, Clerk,
N B--The hearing and argument on above Rule is
continued to the LIST Monday of January 1866 and
ce Is hereby further given, that said claimants intend
prosecuting their claim to said steamer wherever the
same may he found, whomsoever the same shall b,
claimed by and therefore all persons cautioned
the premises JAMES WATSON,
ROBT. WATSON, IOwners
JOHN WATSON,
ByI N HAYNIE, Proctor, &c. novlz.t
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

RIVER AND STEAMBOAT MI WIS.
Items Of Cur0oes arrtosng and departing-Condt-
ton Of Western Rioers- Weather and Business
Boats Leaoin0 7o-day-Boats Due-Omr 7hanks-
Steamer Ieenessee-Ignorancs of tho Clerk
accident to the Melno tte-Neao Steamer Louis.
danG--ZHe Ju0ge Zo,rence
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
WANTS.

Wants, Lest, Found, To Rest, smN vss-
sonais, not exceeding four Lines, VIII -
inse rted An this column, mnesr wr0Des
headings, at the rate Of ~ cents csc"
imsertiO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-08
English Busybodies snubbed.

Speaking Of the address Of the $50, 600 persons
il England 70 the United States on the subject
Of the present civil war, and the pacific duties
incumbent on the Government Of this country,
and rejoicing that Sir Henry de Houghton, and
his coadiutor and missionary, Joseph Parker,
should have been - emphatically snubbed by Pres
ident Lincoln, who refused to give the latter. the
bearer Of the olive-branch Of peace, an interview,
the Leeds England Mercury, Of December -,
:. We trust meddling. conceited, offcious, busy
body EnglishEen. as we'll as their wives and chill
dren. viii learn a lesson from this gentle rebuff.
Ii viii probably be vain 70 urge them IN general
terms not for the future 10 make themselves II
dicUlOus. But perhaps there are certain kinds
ofabsurdity which they may have the sense, even
a. buSybOdies. to avoid. When they see q high
wayman laying his hand on the throat OF a harm
less traveller, 30 not let them call out TO the traveller
u submit with u good grace, but rather let them
call out - the highwayman TO hold his hands off
and leave the traveller alone. In like manner do
not let them suppose that a lawful Government,
attacked by rebels who have only revolted from il
because it Will not give them unlimited license 10
pursue their ruinOus and neiarious schemes, will
be induced 70 submit tamely 10 the sundering Of
the nation and the destruction Of the law, because
a hundred thousand gentlemen some couple of
thousand miles away, who care nothing for the
country and are VIGOROUSLY hostile to the Gov
eminent. sign themselves. and get their wives
and eldest daughters TO sign, a document which
tells it that it ought 10 keep at peace. When
men fight for three and a half years. and show
every disposition 10 Sight on, they infer that
there is at least something to fight for and if
some millions of sane men have an object, whe-
Their good or bad. which they think worth fight
ing for, English bUsybodies may depend upon it
that no amount of cooling of English doves, and
no amount of waving of English olive-branches
will divert them from their purpose. In any
case. their interference with either side would
have been both useless and ridiculous. But If as
busybodies they must make a noise to attract the
attention Of one party or other, let them, at all
events, have the common sense TO ask the aegres-
sor, and not the victim, to desist from the
strife"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-08
Notice.
FREIGHT BILLS.
Hawaiian Phrase 81

BLANK FRETGHT-BILL BOOKS.
~ For sale bv II. VI. WHITSF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-08
Downer's Superior Kerosene Oil
EXPECTED SOON

Rubber Hose. 81 inch. thrce ply. white.
Universal Clothes Ringers,
Eoat Nails. Hoes. Gilt Moulding.
CnsriIe Soap, Furniture Polish,
Cur NRiIs. &C.. Sc. &C..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-28
HspuaFissn Pattern.

fsa l. zsaS ssaa sssssv sssssaanaa - NJ purity Of
ssAp nAIAss sNz. tAss s~a@saivs fEs@eAlss Aasuia be
based apes legality 10 TIE ceaatisation and he ua-
lea, rscsxnizlas and sakaiax tas kQUALrT or
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: af r~ssssssszs fAs CsnssEsuticn Of or sssss be-
ssaTkfkg cur rye woRD ewmrFE In sas arti-
IL 81 ss&Fags. s1zEf&
II . 40 isaosssnasnt Of lie above. and eoSnrit-
BANS his pary, In fhiH ~seetiaBs to shs pelieg, W s.
HAvaass % tsedRspubiissa rowpasip Hasstias Aess
ID tais city On Sss I3sh inss latrOSaeed the sOIIs~~
ias nssol atisn. whieh was adopted
kesossea. Fhat Ksss tewnsaip viii expect ssr
deIegates In ne County convention % vote ONLY
Coz aen VINO yin ssppS4s the Repubiiean piatfsTa
eF 1owa without sn III"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-28
THE COUNTY FAIR.

AZ q meeting OF the Board Of Directors
Of the Possawsstomis CoaAty Agyisalsa-
RAJ Society, heid on the second day Of the
District Fair Ii was ananimaasly resolved
to held . County Fair on the i2th and
18th days Of October.
1t now remains 10 be seen whether the
citizens Of Possawottomie county hsse
sufficient spsrit and ssscsprise 70 get up a
respectable Fair. We know THAI the ma
~teriais for gettiag ap o better Fair than
was sseT held IN she county are 90 hand ;
but vii shsy Be brsugbs togsshrr In shs
question : Too nasy people shisk thai
Pairs are only gdksse up for the parpess
Of awssdisg psessisas nd if they don's
get 1 prssiau they think thsy have bsen
umfairiy dealt With. Ths great ehjecs sf
affairs h 10 dsvslsps he resources 81
the eounssy and % iznpssvsGis Stock and
advance ths ~agficulsuss Of the country.
This Is dome BY bringing the products Of
the coansFy sogethss in composition for
The prenianas oaefsd.3 Thea tho people
see the saassrusbreeas 81 ssoek azsa tAe
different kinds Of products Of the solI
and tbs iuysutions. fQr saying labor In
shs .rAsb;ssm. N l.ser r.as;ug ,a.rh,nes
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-28
CALIFORNIA ELECrIaS

The eEentiua throughaas CAiifSrnia on
the 6th passed OF quietly. The vuss i
lights and TIE principal counties setaSn
A~bolitSonisss 50 the Lsglslslars. Saa
Frsssisso siscss seven pspplsss Izsaepehd-
ssst Uaion asesabsss and ssssaf LDsaspufAss.
The sots was 9,0o0 Iess shs6 last Novein-
bsf. gks result 1is rsxsFtsd - eafssSs-
able 70 il BrFdsea ard Il o. Rhslps,
bosai a&piraass 70 suecssd MaEsnwst In
In the Dsissd Ssssss Senass,y a. hoping
10 secure q aelsgaai0n from tak4 sity,-
Nelthsr of Them gss say sosss se&ss. The
sAbOlIsisnsta III CailsessiA aixsded 90
she SenaAo4ial asnsess, md lassf A1csHnGs
VIII d5abalsss show that the party In that
State4s nearly dlsorgsnised.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-28

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beez hsa hpsa . sg0&B ya p AFFLFSTkA =
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