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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
ED'QRs DEPARTMENT OF YIRGINIA,)
Army OF TIE JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia, April Ia 1853.

ARMY OF THE JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia, April 10, 1855
BHRBAL oRDERs,(
No 81.
Provost Morshas will grant passes citizens from
North or officers to to this city, except on or
,rs from the President, the Secretary of War Lieut.
Grant or the Department Commander or by per.
ssion from Generals Meade or Sheridan.
Officers and soldiers in the city will return to
their respective commands at once or be subject to ar
rest and confinement.
The Provost Marshal General Is charged with the exc
cation Of this order.
By command of Major General oBD.
E.w. SMITH,
p4 Assistant Adjutant General.
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WIN. E. BURTON,
Auctioneer & Commission Merchant,

No. Main Street. four doors above the Old Market.
THE subscriber having secured the large warehouse
i located as above proposes opening the AUCTION
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, and solicits consign.
meuts % al kinds Of Merchandise and Produce either for
public or private sale.
Nessrf TAXDY Il WILLIAMS so long and fsvorsbly
known TIE trade of Virginia North Carolina and Ten
nessee viii sUperinenG the conduct OF the businesa-
tended 70.
Goods, Tobacco, SC. purchased On commission.
saies soor fof renz sp1T-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICE.l

e Hair UproOtcd from all parts Of tbs hs1y
in hye minutes, without, Injury to the skin. by "uP
HAMS DEPILATCRY POWDER Ash or md for
"Uphsms Deplatory Powder and take no other. Prfss
81. Mailed 70 any address for 81 Is, by
6, c. EPHAM.
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OFFICIAL.
I. q hIonNoNp AND Us
YCiNITY.

Y 49, tt h4Jl-utHD -AhU lis
VICINITY.
The inhabitants Of the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no difficulty
will lie made ia admitting them to bring market
wares to Ills city. They are invited to coJe ~,
lection N lSs:ng to and fro within Enc nnes Of the
United States forces.
The citizens OF Richmond, and shopkeepers and
others, also requested TO resume their ordinary
Nvoca,ions speedily as possible. 1t is the wish
nd intention Of the military authorities to protect
] good and peaceable citizens, aud to restore, in
s. great a measure as may be practicable, the for.
ner prosperity of the city. No molestation by
soldiers others will be allowed, if possible, to
my who are engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will be issued to military commanders in
conformity with the above announcement.
BY command of Maj Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAU, Lieut.. Col. u. S. A.
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Wy Old Customer ami
~ the Public Generally Nv shop harsrs-

=
escaped destruction the late fire. I am now prepared -
do BLACHSNITHING and WHEEL WRIGHT WORK Ip
all its b anctes B0RsE-sAoElNG in particular.
call is solicited, at my old stand on Virginia steee
near Danyille Depot c. BURN BTI.
apr 22-6t'
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TERMS-S2 per year. or 81 for six
months.

EVERY NUMBER is sPLEEDIDLY ILLUSTRATOR
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ESPECIAL NOTICEJ

70 The Japanese Hair Stain colors IA
Hair, Whiskers and Moustache q beautiful blsok or
brown. It consists Of only preparation. Color vSu
not fade wash out. Only so cents box. Nailed 20
any address for 70 cents, by s. c. uPHAk
25 South Eighth street Philadelphia, Pa.
apl7-lmMon Thu&Sst
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.l
u- FreckIes, Tan and Pimpies

~ FrechIes, ran ana I.uH femoNe6
81 once, by the use of "UPHAM'S FRECHLE, FAN ana
PlMPLE BANISHER" Price 30 cents Mailed TO any
address for rs cents by s. G..UPHAh.
20 South Eighth street Philadelphia, Pa.
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Lieutenant Colonel U. s. A.
HDQRs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA. }
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April II, 1865.
GENETkL ORDERS I


GFNEEkL ORDERs)
No. 80.
the purpose Of carrying out the requirements Of
General Orders No &C. current SERIES from these Head
Quarters it is ordered that all officers and soldiers having
captured horses carriages other private property in
ker possession turn the at to the Quar-.
temsser OF their respective commands to be forwarded
the Depot Quartermaster at Richmond in case the
property taken from citizens in or near Richmond
the nearest Provost Marshal 10 be returned to the
owners Citizens having such captured property in their
possession will turn the over to the Provost Mar
shal.
Any person negecting to comply promptly with this
Ter will be placed in arrest and punished Command.
officers will be held to strict accountability in re.
or;ng az Of delinquency within their respective
1mmands Provost Marshals will make strict search
captured property in the hands of officers, and use
utmost vigilance in attending to the execution Of this
der.
By command Of Msjo General DAD:
Ed ". 5XITE
Assistant Adjt. Gen.
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HEAD CRs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF THE JAMES.
RICHMOND, Va, April la. 1865

2NERAL ORDERSl
No. &c.
Al captured property other than munitions Of war and
lbssencs stores will be turned over promptly 70 the
epot Quartermsster at Richmond. All captured subss
stores and munitions OF viii be turned over 70
appropriate staff Officers. All private property taken
citizens in and about Richmond viii be returned 70
Z owners.
The Provost Marshal General and his subordinates are
lsrged with the execution Of this ORDER
By command of Major General oRD.
ED. W. SMITH,
-Hpl4-u Assistant Adjutant General.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

STEAM PUAP.-The new steam pump, to be
located on the corner of Tenth street and Ohio
Levee, has arrived, and will be placed in posi-
ton at once, upon the foundation that has al
ready been prepared for it.-Cdar0 Democrat.
We hope the New York editor Of the Cairo
Times will call the especial attention of bust
ness men and capitalists in New York and else
where to this gratifying fact, and assure them
that steam pnpp is now established at every
corner I'D to the Ohio Levee and Tenth street,
and that there is no imminent danger of Cairo
being overfowed until the river rises, or till the
steam pumps become impaired. Ten steam
pumps ought to keep the city clear OF water
during this dry weather.-EudnsOiNe Journal
"Go away from home to hear the news
il not so absurd an axiom as at first
blush it would appear. We will wager our
reputation for veracity against anything OF
equal value possessed by our critic of the
Journal, that no man in Cairo, from the Mayor
down, is aware that Cairo has ten steam
pumps with which to keep our city clear OF
water during dry Tor weD weather." Until
the new steam pump above spoken Of is
placed in position, Caro- has nothing
upon which to depend to prevent being over.
flowed, excepting the altitude of our streets,
the principal ones being now situate tar above
the highest water mark ever known in these
parts. Inasmuch as the Journal man depends,
to great extent upon Cairo for subiect-matter
wherewith to exercise his pen, we
would advise him to pay us 4 visit and acquaint
himself with our true position, after which he
will in climbing his favorte perch not expose
himself Us did the tabled monkey.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
Police Court.
+. BKoss, Presiding.

Yesterday was very brisk day in the Police
Court, AS the following summary will abund-
antly demonstrate
The first case was that of Frederick G.
Slaughter, who was arrested by Ward and ar
ra'gned for disturbing the peace. He was
lined IS and trimmings
Henry Richardson was arrested Dy Brown
and Patterson, charged with drunkenness He
plead guilty, and Was fined 81 and costs. In
default he was sent up for eight days.
James Atkins got drunk, was ambitious to
fight, disturbed the peace and when officer
Patterson attempted to arrest him, he resisted
He plead guilty, and was fined IS and txns.
In default he was sent up for Il days.
Vim. +. Wright and job Leonard were YES
terday morning detected by w. A Hacker,
Esq, playing tho thimble game, by which
they swindled young African out of his watch.
Mr.. Hacker thereupon Went for policemen
Hogan and Pearce, who arrested them The
chine was clearly proven against them, and
they were each fined S25 and costs.
The same parties were then arraigned for
hcing found in possession of thimbles and
cards, which they used for gambling purposes,
for which oiiense they were each fined S25 and
costs.
En Wrghts possession was found q revol-
yer, for which breach Of the ordinance he was
lined So and costs.
The amounts assessed against the above pair
diversified their piles, and they were sent to
jail;Wrglt for seventy days, and his pal Leonard
for sixty days, during which time the gentle.
men will do our city some service in the way of
work upon the streets.
Jackson Stout was soldier whose face pre-
scented a terribly bruised appearance, while his
right hand was very badly cut lie was
charged with assaulting man on board the
steamer kd H,ady with L deadly weapon
Brown arrested him, and the case was post.
poued until Tomorrow.
Peter Virgins was arrested by Mockler for
getting tight, and using abusive language. lie
acknowledged the impeachment, aad. shelled
out u $50 bill, from which Squire Bross ex-
tractcd $l2,l0, and handing over the balance
20 Virgins, dismissed him.
John Sordon was charged with drunkenness
and d!sordcrly conduct. lie was arrested by
Mocklcr and Curran aud fined So and concom-
itants.
John o. Connor and Harry Burns, two scious
OF Erin, were jointly arraigned for swallowing
more liquor than they had capacity to hold
They owned up, and were fined 50 each But
they had exhausted their pile in purchasing
the liquor which made them drunk, and in de-
fault of 50 10 each, they were sent to Jail for
eight days.
John McClousky was arrested by Patterson
and arraigned on a charge of larceny. John
il the hardest looking customer who has visit
ed Squire Bross' office in along time. He stole
:, sack full of bags from the store of John
Sackherger, on Ohio Leyee, ami in default Of
500 bail, was sent up to await his trial.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

LOOKED NATURAL.-"Old Mcdowell other
wise known as "Old Sawbones,'' was on
Fourth street last evening, and attracted con-
siderable notice. Mothers who used to scare
their little ones with stories about Mr.. Mellow
ell,--he would cut them all to pieces and eat
them if they were not quiet-and some OF these
little ones" now grown up, look upon him
with curious eyes, and laugh at the bugbear OF
their childhood's days.-I Louis Duly
Press.
DR.. Med. has gone to St. Louis, there to dis
pose of his property, which the Government OF
the U S., on pardoning him for participating on
the wrong side of the rebellion, restored to him,
and to make some arrangements Incident and
| preparatory to the erection Of his Medical Col
| lege here. ApropOs, We learn that Drs.
Mcdowell and Dunning are in daily receipt Of
letters from nearly all the States in the Union,
| making enquiry to the rates of board here,
prices of admission for pupils in their college,
&C., and the indications are that the en-
terpr,se will prove most profitable one
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

best New Orleans; Porto Eico s0M9Oc and inferior.
imported and reboiled at fN1, 70
FLOUR-Cholce white vi. al fsmi,v s1S 90: double
extra red white ST. 90; DO EXTRA red wheat $40 O
single SO 3d. superine 81 50@s so. Spring wheat
IS 000IS SO
FRUIrs-Medium to good Cooking apples "a 5O@s5 so
per Dbl Choice eating apples se readily Sc SONS 90
per Dbl. Large supply and Gull
GAME-Is plenty. Undre;sed deer is selling at 100
121c b Wild turkeys viii bring s12 per doz SPUR
rels, 81 5o011 70 per doz. RABBITS, in market.
Prairie chickens and ducks are plenty and bring rs
per doz
HAY-New Timothy commands SIG 750S1s 50 per toA !;
Prairie, but little offered ami small demand.
HIDES-Are firm at &c for leayy and S40S4 for mixed.
LARD-Ranges from 3lQG'2c il bbls or tierees, and
35@l36 in
OATS-Ir good supply, an dull at 36@3Sc per bush
fol scurdin blk and 4o43: N Sacks and 3o035c for
| rejected. Choice, in new tu laps. 43@45c.
0NIoNs-Are plenty and suil, selling at s5c@$1 90
poKK-Mess ss5 oo@ss per Dbl Prime mess
| S2S 00(a30 90.
PoTAToEs-Choice ASSORTED plenty and selling slowly
| at - 90 per barrel. or 15@Suc per bushel by
the car load Mixed lots dull and unssIeable at any
at SO 90 per Dbl and III 25D1 40 per bushel.
POULTRY-sprngc chickens are plenty and will bring
81 O00l4 80 per doz Dressed chickens Young and old
mixed, sell at about s. 50 pc doz Turkeys s15 600
Is 80 per doz.
! -Kanawha, large bbs "a 50, small do at 50 90
14015c. and powdered and cushed at 21@23c.
TALLOW-ln light demand at lac per ID.
TURNlPS.Are selling at 7O@g75c per bush, and 50 Is
Ql3 on per Dbl.
WHEAT-Extra choice white g. 25@9 so; do red
| 1sO@2 90; sprouted and inferior 75@1 40.
WHlSKY-Common is Same "a last quot atoms We
may quote it at So POOP 80.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
Liverpool Market.

lEY TELEGRAPH THE TINES.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. s.
COTTON-Has been fiat and very irregular, and al
though American has declined other descriptions
generally TO I'd per pound lower Sales for two days,
S00O bales of which 900 were for speculation and
port.
FLOUR-Richardson, Spence & Co., and Wakefield,
Nary q Co., report flour quiet and unchanged.
WHEAi-Not active, but prices are firm. winter red
los 1d@10s I'd for 100 pounds
INDIAN CORN--In good demand at Id higher per
quarter.
BEEF-Frm; qualities scarce and wanted; low de-
scrptons, fiat.
PORK-Unchanged and easier
BACON-Dull; tendency downward
bOIIEh-Flne qualities in fair request and rather
dearer; other descriptions depressed.
CHEESE-Steady; fine quality rather dearer.
LARD-Quiet without Change
SUGAR-Flat and 2. lower
COFPEE-GnactiVe and generally steady
PEIRoLEUM-Steady; Refined y lodges per gallon.
LONDON, Nov. s.
FLOUR--1s dearer for sacks
WHEAT-English, Is desrer Foreign, firm
INDIAN CORN-Scarce and wanted.
SUGAR-Quiet at previous rates
COFFEE--Firm.
RlCE-fendency upward
AMERICAN SECURITIESLI- 5-20s 63 3@b64 1.
c. Sl!@Sl3 Erie So. 0153f
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.
COTTON-Market irmer with An advance of 40}d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unsettled
CORN-Quiet.
fro' iSloNS-Flrm with an upward tendency. There
mas been an improvement Oh hist GRADES Of provisions
BACON-Very dull
LARD--lrreguar and easier
LONDON Nov. 9.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
"On, on with the dance, let 10y be unconfned ~

CoMMENDABLE.-We have it from the best
authority, that Hon. W. II. Green, has been
approached by several of his friends, and the
suggestion strenuous,y urged, that he al
low the contest for Judge of this Judicial Dis
trict to be made political one, in which case
the issue could not be doubtful, but that Mr.
G's reply has been, that in his Judgment the
position was not political one, and that he
would suffer defeat rather than run as a pc.
litical candidate for the office. We cannot
but admire the honor and candor which charac-
terses this reply, and commend it to his ira
ducers ..
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL FOR SALE.-By refer
ence to our advertising columns, it will be seen
tnat the above named popular hotel is for sale.
The International is the second largest hotel in
be sold low and on reasonable terms. A
better chance for those desiring to engage in
hotel keeping, or for speculation, could hardly
be found. For further particulars enquire Of
Aug F. Taylor, at his office in the Cairo City
Property building.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
OUR CIRCULATION.

The circulation Of the DAILY TINES is no,o much
'arger than that of all the other Cairo papers com.
6tned, and it as constantly increasing.
By virtue of its circulation in the city, and in accord
with the law of Congress requiring the "Letter
List to be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local Postoce the
TINES has been awarded the printing of the
Department as the following communication will evil
dence:
Posi- OFFICE, CAIRO July TO- 1865
To L. GooddU, Esq, Editor and Publisher O,
the Cairo Daily Times"
sIs-Your paper has again been selected in which to
publish the I" Letter List of this Office the ground
of its wing larger circulation than any other paper
within the delivery of the Ca ro Post office You are
authorized continue the publication of said Letter
List heretofore, the terms and conditions spec
ifed in the Post Office law and Instructions.
Respectfully,
]. g. SL0O, Postmaster.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

REMovAL-The Democrat Office is now being
removed from its old scattered location to the
building known as the "Gem Saloon on
Commercial Avenue. We learn that this ar
rangement will not at all interfere with the
dances given semi-weekly in the building, ex-
cepting that they will be provided under differ
ent manageable President of the 81 Cairo
Democrat Co.. to be general floor manager,
who tomorrow night. will tune his voice to
the tune of 'All hands around, Sally go down
the middle - ... ~..-4
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

SALE ON THURsDAY.-On Thursday next there
will be sold, at Columbus, Ky, on account of
the Government, 80 office stoves, ambulances,
chains, wagons, harness, horses, mules, anvils,
blacksmith tools, bellows, saws, grind stones,
paulns, shovels, iron, water works, consisting
of one steam engine, 4,5oo feet of inch gas
pipe, 642 feet of rubber hose, 3 water tanks,
and numerous other articles.
Sale to commence at o'clock, A NJ, and
continue till all is disposed of. Terms cash, in
Government funds.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

THE WEArHER.-The only evidence of Fall
in this section is the bare appearance of our
trees. Old Sol continues to send down his
rays as warmly and freely as one could wish
for Yesterday, had our streets been dry, the
weather, as whole, would have done no dis
credit to early October.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
NOR LEASE.
TO DYE EASY

is very desirable Mathews VENETIAN HAIR
DYE Is the best in the world. Complete in bottle
No wash. stain, trouble A child can apply 1t.
Persons wishing to avoid the publicity of having their
Hair dyed in public,
DYE AT HOME.
better than any barber do it, by using THE YENE
TIAN DYE. 1t does not rub off maize the Hair APP
pear dusty dead, but imparts new life and ustre
Gives IA beautiful black brown as preferred. Prioe
10 cents Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS, Ny
DEMAS BARNES Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. taE
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

QUITE FIGHT.-On Sunday evening, abou
eight o'clock, several deck-passengers on the
steamer Ida Handy got into fight, in which
three were severely stabbed one of them dan
gerously. One party charged with stabbing
was up before Squire Bross, yesterday. and
will be formally arraigned for examination on
tomorrow. He was himself badly cut in the
hand, and severely bruised about the face.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
THE CAIRO TIMES IN NEW YORK

One hundred copies of CAIRO TINES are daily sent
to New York city, of which number is placed upon
the files of each of the following named hotels:
American Hotel Aston House
Ashland House, Brandreth House
Brevoort House, Continental Hotel
Dey STREET House, Earles Hotel
Everett House, Exchange Hotel,
ruin Avenue Hotel, Gramercy Park HOTEL
Grard House, Howard Hotel
international HOTEL Irving House.
t-afarge House, LAFAYETTE House.
Leveloy,s Hotel, Manhattan Hotel,
Marion House, Metropolitan,
Merchants Hotel Monument House
New York Hotel Northern Hotel
oriental Hotel, Palmer House,
prescott House, Revere House.
ST Nicholas Hotel, st. Clair House,
fremont House, Union Square Hotel,
Washington HOTEL Waverly House.
western Hotel, Peteler's Hotel
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

SEwERAGE.-Ye sterday an effort was made
to get the Sewerage Commission together, but
without avail They will meet AT the Office of
City Engineer Thrupp to-day at 10 O'Clock,
when, it is to be hoped, there will be a full
BOARD
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

GOVERNMENT SALE OF IRoN-Those inter-
esteu should bear in mind that on Tuesday next
there will be offered for sale at Mound CITY,
at y O'Clock, noon, from $50 to 800 tons of
railroad iron, consisting Of 7 rail, long and
short, running from "a to Is feet. and from : to
leet. Tins will be q fine chance for those
deslrous OF purchasing railroad iron low
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
TO-DAY,s ADVERTISEWENr

List of Letters-Cairo Post Office.
Masonic Notice.. c. Grifiths
International Hotel-A. F. TAYLOR.
so Reward-Gho Bros.
Desk for Sale-L. H. Brockway
For New Orleans-Steamer W. H. Osborna
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and Fort Smith-steam
Iron City.
For New Orleans-Steamer John Kilsour
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

POLICE CoURT.-By reference to our Police
court proceedings, very interesting summary
OF cases, disposed of by Esquire Bross, on yes
cay Will be found. But one or two of the
parties arragned were citizens of Cairo.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

r- steamboatmen are informed that any Job Print.
ing Wo k Adve tisements left with River Repor-
ter John Mckee. placed in his box at the wharfboat
2 i'll receive prompt attention.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

CoRREcrIoS.-Frank Drum, proprietor of the
Farmers Home,'' located on 10th street
called upon us yesterday, and said that IN our
account OF the Jail delivery, or attempt thereat,
we were IN error III stating that Henry King,
one of the rinsleaders, was in du1uuce qize or
The charge of stealing money in his Home. We
cheerfully make the correction.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

SMlTH.-Not John, but Hugh Smith, whose
store is situate on Ohio Levee, between 10th
and 18th streets, is a genial fellow. and those
Who pass the threshold of his establishment
become infected with lis bland style, and those
who make the heaviest purchases have the
most to congratulate themselves of the fact
OF having made his acquaintance and given him
q call
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

LOST OR SToLN.--See advertisement of .
pocket book lost or stolen, for which a reward
OF $40 is offered.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21
LOST.

INJECTION NOTICE-Noticc is bcrcby
h given that on Tuesday, the 9TH day oi he.
cenber next, in the county of Alexander, State of III.
pois, election will be held for Circuit Judge ~
the Third Judicial Circuit of the State TO OIL the
cy in said Office caused by the resignation 81 Hon John
II. Mulkey, which election will De- opened ~ eight
oc ock In the morning. and will continne open until E
O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day.
Dated Cairo, this 9TH day Of November, one Th0n-
sand Eight Hundred and SiSty-five.
80. IiARMAN, County CLERK.
nov1Md Democrat copy.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-21

Masonic NoTIcE THE Regular Convocation
OF Cairo R. A. Chapter, No. Il, will be holden ~
at Masonic Hall, this Tuesday, evening. Also, XXX
Tor WORK IN the t. A. Degree. full attend w
ance Is requested.
Per order NE II p
-. uHiFfITHs, secy. nov21d1t