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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-21
DUBLIC SALEOF n4s'lei
The Adams Express tompaav

thIfo, MAFrL 2, IstD.
Notice IN hereby gwen. that all unclaimed U natter
remaining hand the several Offices Of this com.
psny IN the state ~ Illinois, up to the first 81 NAY
lsss, will be sold for freight aud charges t. the hshsst
bidder, in the city Of sro Illinois, nj the auction
room 81 Daniel Hart.n on Commercial avenue, on
Thursday, che 1ad day Of April next at 10 clock am
snless tho same be called for snd all charges paid
Bee Posters at the several Offices Of the corPsey,
me post ONCE and hotels. Z. PINK. Agent.
W. ii. WATERS, General Agent ulAyl5dlU
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Heeeips. by Railroads.

NO, o Il G WAN. H.--l4 hhds sugar SO
bbls molasses r Hsre-2l do a hhds sugar ]
Adams &co- II do IL bbls molasses g Sabatier-
Is do hhds sugar A Bonnsfon-l0 do Pascal
D3ey-25 do AZ bbls molssses AZ hf-bbls do La
pene Farre-5 bbls molssses l hf-bbl do by
Tete-2 bbls rice and sundries F P Sevin-2 bbls
sugar bbls molasses Scott 4 Cage bbls rice
] X Gourdan-l5 do l. Terrebonne-sundres to
order Total ITO hhds sugar lS4 bbls molasses "A
hi-bbls do
NO, J & G MAN. l4.-24 bales cotton to
W Frierson &co-5 Williams Son--5
Henderson-20 G A Green &co-S w Robson
81 Payne Huntington &co-l6 Adams & Son
Jennings, Gates &co-l Ben Gerson-2 Barrett
& Lesasser--7 Jos Hoy &co--2 y Clinton--27
THANH Allen &co--lQ Richardson May
Gerard & Craig-3 Summers q Brsnins--30 Jno
I Hardie &co-2 Hogan & Pstton--6 Lehman,
Newgass &co-12 Gullett-2 Clapp Bros &co
l9 Warren, Crawford &co-l0 Harrison Son
Brtion & Moore-2S Alcus, Scherck Autey--
Is S Ably Geo. H F Given-l2 Battle d Noble
4 NJ Hitler &co-2 Copes-SW A johnson eco
8 cars stock A Tracy-25 bbls whisky 20 hf bbls
do F Goldsm tho bDls whisky N Burrows-65
bales mdse Jno 7 Hsrdie &co-2 oxen Seroat-
5000 feet lumber 2 Msrkey-1 car load beer W
Belegery-5 mules Il FIemings-sundries to order
Total 81 bales cotton
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Endish drops, an old.fashioned panscea, it is
stated Is Q preparation of silk, which substance
for long time was supposed TO possess peculiar
medicinal properties. In Pomet's history Of drugs,
1t is asserted that silk was formerly used as Q
medidine by reducing the pure part Of cocoon
into dpowder. silk thus prepared, Il was be-
lieyed had the virtue Of cleansing the blood, ma
king The spirits brisk and heart pleasant. Neuman
found that few materials afford as large quantity
OF volatile alksli ss silk does. fourneforu Oh,
famed from fifteen ounces Of silk two ounces OF
volatile salt this when rectifed with some essen.
tial oil. was the medicine formerly celebrated
under the name of Cutie Anglican@ or English
Drcpt. ~
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Rapidsn, mallory, from New lork 4tn
inst, vias Havana 18th, to Harris q Bidwen-
LIST district
Steamship Concordia, Sears. from Boston 20 inst'
to VIM Creevy-4th district
Steamship Tsppshannock. Whitney: from HAVANA
in ballast, to VIM Creevy-2d district III
Ship Virginia (Br), Campbell, from Havana via
Mobile, to master-3d district 80
ship Young Eagle, Walker from ROTTERDAM via
Schr Planet, Cotsres, from Havana, 10 master-
Perry, Burdick, from the Pssses-went down iignt
brought mp ships Young Eagle and virginia
Wicaco, Averill. from the Pssses-went DOWN
ight-brought up schr Planet
STEAMBOATS,.
Silver Spray, Patterson. from Cincinnati
Louisiana, Lusk, from st Louis
Mittie Stephens, Kellogg, from Jefferson
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonville
JIM Sharp, Aucoin, from Thibodaux
Rose Franks, Dalferes. from Lockport
Stonewall, Dowty, from Grand Ecore
Thos Powell Dnvant, from Donaldsonville
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
Bart Able, Harrison. from Shreveport
Rob Roy Kane, from Camden
Agnes, Rolls, from Barataria
Trade Palace, Butler, from Yazoo River
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Martha Z, from Tickfaw
Schr Rosa, from Pearl River
Schr Leonors. from Pearl River
Schr Four Brothers. from Pascagoula
Schr Katy L, from Blind River
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Monterey, from Psscagouls
schr Marie Merz, from Pascagoula
Schr Collmsr, from Tangipaho
Schr Alex McGuegen. from Pearl River
Schr Oloff, from Pascagoula
Schr Anionia, from Blind River
Schr ] o Rourke, from Bay st Louis
schr Rosavilla, from Tchefuncte
Schr Theresa, from Biloxi
Schr Bell, from Tchefancte
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LIST OF VESSELS
Corrected Daily.

Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
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out weiehinev bunding, drsysge free on board
and commisgidt have to be added:
Steer hides lily slaughter, over IS bs.. % b:.
N9ic; steer es city slaughter. 70 to 81 bs;, eb
99S1o.; stee1 hides, city slaughter, under ~
Ms, 81 c.; cdv hides, city slaughter, as they
run, 94c. q H.: kips, city slaughter, 70 70 ~
Ms, l3ac. D.; kips. city slaughter 20 " S ~
u.s., l2c. / calf skins. each III %
country hide5 flint, 20 to rs Ms. zoe. b.;
country hidessAint, damaged: half price oees
wax, prime yellow. $50. y D.; OK norns'
each. ioc.; .3low. loSilc. y. .rsas. b.. I'm.
nroved. and ~ are forced to move our quotations
bigber M. re business for the week has, how
ever. been sn4 and we do not believe the ad-
vance can be paintained. 49,
New Or!esnt. Jan. 16. 1869.
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n EmOEAn08s
fORKIGN PORTS.
Galveston

New York, Jan. 9.--Cleared for Galveston,
steamship Wilmington, Cole.
Boston, Jan. s-Cleared for New Orleans, brig
Mary Rowland, Rowland. Jan. 5th, sailed for
Mobile, brig Nellie Gay, Randett; 18th, brig Glen
dale, Mcintyre.
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BARCELONA-Br Polkos-5o2 bales cotton
BARCELONA Lols-300 bales cotton
GALVESTON. AND INDIAN0LA--Steamsh
Morgan-3OO bbls -four 20 bbls whisky 80 hhds SUI
gar 100 kegs lard 100 bxs candles 40 ties hams 80
pkgs mdse 500 plows 242 pkgs mdse
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nelaH Coming UP.

Ship Margaret Pollock. Mitchell, from Deal, Nov.
10th, TO J A Bryson
Ship Auguste, Won Harten, from Bremen Nov.
18th, in ballast, to Mummy, Luling &co-
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CHAs T NASH es lot damaged Cotton at several places
commencing HAN
LOUIS STERN BROS SELL at 10 O'Clock A H. at No. IS
Magazine sad DC Drawer street, boots, shoes. etc.
~ See sdvsrs} ,sments on hfth page.
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Concordia-Astd mdse

BOSTON Steamship Concordia-Astd mdse
HAVANA Schr Planet-Cargo sugar
MOBILE-Stesmer Msry-9 bales cotton to ID
Wilson & Son. do c II Taney-50 bbls whisky
Cobb, Dolhonde &co-50 do Flash &co-4 bdls
trees c Whitney &co-sundries to order-Total
Is bales cotton
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SUBSCRIPTION: Is rER ANNun.

fss u pages Of La "REMINISCENCES are sdted % .
columns the Advertisements % oonspacuousy DIS
plsyed reading matter each page that makes ths
ourna one the best advertising mediums OF the South
Job Printing done IN al languages ~ OoaA sEees eono
s<KxchAnxs AusJ, Esu Ori>Ank
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Mrer SnteIligenre.
sTEAMEts LEAVING THIS PORT.

CRESCENT OFFICE. NO. ~ GAIT sfExn,
Friday Morning. Jan. Is leS9 J
Yesterday was wretched day-not q CLEAN OF
sunshine was souchsafed MS, and from early morn
till night rain fell with scarcely q moments
intermission.
Business was very dull; only q few Of the
packets left, and they generally had light trips.
The GTeenvjlle packet Frank Pargoud vas un-
avoidably detsined on account of the weather till
P. NJ. to day.
The Red River packets Golden Era and Leo
also laid over till P. NJ. to-day.
The Bart Able, Capt. Harrison, viii leave at
p. NJ. to.morr6w for Shreveport.
The Red Riser packet Mite Stephens will leave
at P. NJ, tomorrow for jefferson and way
landings.
The Arkansas river packet Importer, Capt.
Williams, vhl leave at P. N. tomorrow for
Arkansas river.
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Narine SntfQigente.
Cleared Yesterdal

: CRRsCENr OTFfcR, no. " GAIT SfREkf,
Friday. January Is. 1853.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Morgan, Talbot, for Galveston and In
diapola, CA Whitney eco
Brig Polkoa (Sp), Austrick, for Barcelona.
PUG Bros
Bark Lola (Sp), Codins, for Barcelona.
=" PUG Bros
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IA REHAIssAkCE L0UIsIANAIsE.
new ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGEs
Devoted 10 Southern Interests.
Seven AA-s Of Ezistsnosj

ns nor sonnandabs publication for families and ooans3
people Who practice elegant French nysv
the political events Of tbs week. she situation
the country the New Orleans American press the ntexeeas
fts Of Louisiana the Agricultural and commercial sns
se IRE the theatrical sotrees
DE literary and scientific productions Of the day and gives
rest variety useful acts instructive gems hunorsts
spsodetss and all that compsses trst class paper
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nLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

AxkI 30 n A&JOL u a
" Ne. d Beaver 5srrst Albany, y. T.
DR TRI.LEb -mtinuss 70 be eoandson.Ii,
And 0srssfuily ~,s-uit-d IN al forms Of puvs's
disssass - ht ~ ,-t.blieh~d Hospital, n. ;
= az a.. s-srs-"i-. -r.acb Of prsefsc., snsb-,
TN 70 p<rspr'b ore -"~h - no othes phys'eisp
~ <ns ~ 'Srs''',~. such, fbsins In corr-
puodsupr era b. a.-i celebrated pbysscsa.s
re Olt World q ,tsAin'E,s the ssfeSt v.i' -
The istss ros..dss~ sos 'h~~~ dis-sssA. 00es insn
asass q .h' snsorrun-'~ 81 1uich end r-sso
cure e. ~ ..n@sfn~d ~ 'rhs~ .,fr~ IN Amer1~..
In syphilis. rasssrb~a. Si~~t, strsctursd enlsrs~
aases u N. :-ticis. .ns .p--rmstae eyrds, boz
els.s.t~c -hrsst, ~w. 'hr'-t. '.udss shin his--
sut.n~.u rup~ts. 49, il~-rs end a. .rn-,
sro, II h. n.~-~'. n.-,..sn-, md have a--B
sssts3 ha "ys 1850 annually Ss'h
YOIIHa MEh ..a,c.-s :, ---sv, n.pat.. -.
Ngos ~ hen mud, rhus i-ss7s,us thsmsslss~ -
The pleasure ~ snarr1~' re-. oott1sd thar
sonsols M phv-~,-' .h' s.-c cured thouss,a-
N alnsfss ever, par . n. tpitet 5tst1-.
sppiisd . "a s-"s. 800. :. hsssth. ao.
ioice n IL -hs' n-s- So '-srsbis and IN
isisc.r, - .L~ ."oi--- al .s---nt uore n,ss
iss1ipthss " 40 --,n,a. .,-sa.
Oh TILL .Ep> $500 v"sh.-A D..
sv.syhs1y at.~'.s s-~s-ae> Dr. r-aI.
frsst ~"rh .h- s-.'r--A snn .b.s< son,~slpi-
..sts- s~ni @ a. .~--~ anars ssaI, By Tns
CT . S-'a "s .,sa s sas t . s asa.
paStnss-s ~mpl-s. ~'-t 10 midvrfsry. IL
AIM huadrri. ~ ----ss s~s-s before pttii
Warranted .. - .ss-r, 49,. ,fmsS the ttss...s
sahet sv u r~-"'. - --nf, ~ ps~r-s- 49,. o.
snch.~d. p. ~ r-rarn go
rellss has d-s.s~d ~ be- .sr,. :. She cure ~ th-
finsasr> Of vht~i ht -s.ph ,r-sfs.
Y Ono. e..un r,p 4. ~ o. y. n a.
- bunds, frm !. z. n
n. B.-Per~D - .isr.ss~ De ess7o
asms b. sddr-~<ii.s i~ft~r - j. Teller, sssais-
Q rsmSttAnoe heci~tns- ~ssssrel, .-srk.o -.,sa
,baervsffs q, s~D' a. al, sar q IA. sEats.
-ase< varrant~1 So ehrrss fos s6vlr- -. 80.
isnts boy. employed Sv-e- t.is -e.f--~ a
stters -
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NJ b-sses slr~et. ALBANY. -.
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r u Oe - 01dDAeSs
TuasAsew lEMy OAzis1nni' Dsy, ~
WI omube1v 49, - jso1v;
W. aOhslblnn Isosunts" dRivs Away
An shaAes e 0xisl ~ Helsachoiy.
HhntrnSaAfAe hGpl1ne1, bet ~ which
Qkeso Sn 1svsg - bsen vEittsn-
oonaGine inysaslne1aay . Mitch;
Aad Il vas tAis-I gof ne miften.
Asd now na611nhs hsas you laugh
At ny salaaily, = serious!
But Mai yoa havsn't hsasd The As,f
q vAse ~ 500 aDDsw mystssioxs
In a9us yoa, = ~ start,
That with dumb surprise was smitt-n.
Yet, while laid The thing T. heart,
We willing, quite, - ct the mitten.
hut h00 I got It let me tell,
Beiues my hsarsn al weary.
Ny Letter-Dox Il Number-well,
No matter that b not the query.
A parcel Il contaiesd, and
Judged, from IT. looks. l might get "bitten."
And 70 searched It ION the lly,'
When, sure enough, I'd got the mitten.
Ny festinss, - you may suppose.
Though what thsy wore eseh gent well knows.
Who ones hos felt the blank sensation.
And yet my case was different, quite,
From that Of most Who thus are smitten;
For was not "a woeful sishtr
Though admit ! got the mitten'
II proved to be . "perfect st."
A. II tailor d cut and made it
auch verv skillful hand. had knit
Or rather, a Ia French, .'croched" il.
And, when ! tried it on, / seemed
Inclined to doubt what oft II written
Although ne'er before had dreamed
'Twould be % nice to get the mit.en y
It wore somewhat sober hue,
Resulting from tasteful pleading
or purzale-- one of shaces-not feac--
And achite;; with round the wri.t extending
A fringe, which knots like fair 6lue bell,
Ere BY killing frost It's bitten.
Adorned, and made it-s.range to tell
A splendid thing tsto get the mitten -
And now you think my secret known.
When only AaIf has been rel4ted.
The mitten didn't come alone,
But happily and fifty mated.
In truth, tso0 nit ems, similar
As cherries two you oft have bitten,
got together-bo.h from her
From whom I'm glad 10 get the mitten
0, lucky Merry Christmas" Day.
Thy memories long time shall linsei
Thy timely Gift shall keep away
Jack Frost from every thumb and ing-r.
But one thing further need be said
Giucorx.r xnrda pavpr vr;ftcp
May blessings rest upon the head
u her from whom got the mitten,
t6st<ton. Dec. %. 1869.
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CARE or POULTRY m WINTRR.-very
poultry IN winter, although ct this season
fhsy require constant care. 4 poultry
house, 70 b qnits warm, should 30 CON.
structed with double walls and ROOF, like
an ics-houss, and should have a. much
glass a. possible to admit light and sun.
shine.
Boards, about four inches wide, are bet.
ter adapted for roosts than round poles,
as the fowls sitting on them can cover
their feet with their feathers and protect
them from frost. Old hens are not worth
feeding; they should be got rid of, and
young, vigorous ones substituted. When
more than three years old, hens are not
usually worth keeping.
Abundant food should be given in win
ter, IA without it very few eggs will be
obtained. Every poultry house should be
furnished with boxes for the hens to lay
in, 80 arranged that they cannot roost
over them. Food and water should be
given with regularity, and q supply Of
lime, gravel, crushed bones, end charcoal
should be always available.
A WORD FOR LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
Nothing is more common than to hear
people talk of what they pay for adver.
Using, &c, as so much charity. News
papers by enhancing the value Of their
property in the neighborhood, and giving
the localities in which they are published
reputation abroad, benefit all such, par
ticularly if they are merchants, or real
estate owners, thrice the amount yearly,
of the meagre sum they pay for their sup
port. Besides. every public spirited citizen
has laadible pride in having paper of
which he need not be ashamed, even
though be should pick it up in New York
or Washington.
"a good looking. thriving sheet helps
property, gives character to a locality, and
it is in many respects desirable public
convenience. If from any cause the mat
ter in the local or editorial column should
not be to your standard do not cast it
aside and pronounce it good for nothing,
until satisfied that there has been no more
labor bestowed upon it than is paid for.
If you want good readable sheet it must
be supported. And it must not be sup
ported in spirit of charity either, but
because you feel necessity to support it.
The local press is the power that moves
the people. "-Nc,r York Tribune.
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MANHOOD How LOST. HOW

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The celebrated author, In this ADM. able Trea-
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sent und-r seal. in PLAIN envelope. Price 80
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These Extinsuishers are free from every OBJ
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They are sirrpIe in construction canpotget
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SoUTuBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. "a.
ID. MILES, ESQ.,, Am. Con. FiIe Ext. Co.. Bo@ton:
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ID. Mills. Treas.:
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For Fire District No. !.
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The VoTE IN THE SENATE ON JUDGE
HoAR. - The names of sen ators opposing
Judge Hoar's confirmation are variously
given. but the list in the New York Times
~ perhaps as authentic as any
Yeas Buckineh am, Catteli, Cole, Cor
bett, CIR gin, Hamlin, Morrill, Me, Nor
rill W.T. Morton. Nye, Patterson,
Pomeroy. Pratt. Ramsey. Scott, Sumner,
frumbull. Wiley. Wilson, Warner-20
Nays---Ahbott, BayArd, Broxnlow, Car
psnt.r. Casserly. Chandler, Conkling,
Davis, Drake, Edmunds, Fow Ter, Gilbert,
Hamilton. Harlan. Howard, Howe, KEEL
loeg, Mcdonald. Norton, Osborn, Rice,
Robertson, Ross, Salisbury, Sawyer,
Sehurz, Spencer, Stewart, Stockton,
rhayer. Thurman, Upton, Vickers, Will
liams-35. Absenf-Anthony. Boremsn,
Came ron, Fenton. Ferry, MeCreery, Pool,
Sherman, Sprague, Ystes-10.
Among the nays sre all the democrats
except one absentee, all the southern SEN
ators except two. one If whom was abb
sent, both the Wisconsin senators, and
one each from Ohio. Michigan, Iowa, Kan
-as, Nevada. California, Oregon, New
York and Vermont. The judiciary com
mittee, who were all, except Trumbull,
hostile to Hoar, are Trumbull, Edmunds,
Conkhng. Carpenter, Thurman. Stewart,
and Rice Of Arkansas. OFFS the New
England senators, Anthony. Spragle and
Ferry did not vote by this list, and Sher.
man Of Ohio was absent. The nomins>
ton will probably be withdrawn. and
that of Judge Hoar sent in in place OF
Mr.. Stanton.
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