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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-14
OHANOERY SALE
Valuable City Property.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court at Centrevile, Tennessee,
at the August Term. 1859. in the case of Boiling
Gordon, Guardian, VS.. A. J. Gordon. ] will sell
at the Courthouse in the city Of Nashville,
On the 18th Day OF October next,
AZ IL o'clock A. NJ. Valuable Let, situated on
tae cast side of College street, between Church
and Broad streets, ninety-fve OF six teet front
running back about one hundred feet Said
lot will be sub divided into three or tour lots.
L f r NJ S.
Five hundred dollars cash; balance on a
credit Of ore, Two and three years. The pur
chasers will be required to execute notes with
good security, and lien will be retained uEtii
the purchase money is paid, -
W. NJ. JOHNSON.
ocu gw Clerk and Master.
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DOCTOR HUNTER

IL > Il
CONTINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
~ Diseases. Syphilis. GOnorrhea, elect,
Structure, 0rchits. Hernia and rupture, all Uni =
nary diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurisl Alec
tions Of the throat skin OF bones, are treated
with unparalleled success.
SpermatorThea Sexual Debility and ImpO-
tency, as the result of selfabuse in youth. sexu-
al excuses in maturer years, or other causes.
and which produce some of the following effects,
as nocturnal emissions blotcheS, debility, dl2zi-
ness, dimness of sight. confusion of ideas, evil
foreboding, aversion to society of females. loss
of memory and sexual power, and rendering
marriage improper. are permanently cured.
DOCTOR HUNTER publishes a MEDICAL
PAMPHLET relating to veneTeal diseases and The
disastrous and varied consequences OF self
abuse, that will be sert to any address 10 a
sealed envelope for two stamps. 1t contains iull
| symptom lists that will epable those affected 70
| determine the nature Of their complaint and
give a written statement of their case that Will
| answer alnost as well for the purpose OF treat
| mept as a personal intervieE; but where Il Is
| convenient, the Doctor should be consulted
personally.
| fines himself exclusively to the study OF Ger
| Ia class of diseases and treats thousands Of
| cases every year. must acquire greater skill IN
| that specially than one in general practice
| Many physicians, recognizing this tact, INTRO
| duce patients to the Doctor after reading his
| medical pamphlet, A friendly talk Will cos
| you nothing. Charges moderate. Cures guaran
arOHice No. Is3 Third street, between
| Green and Walnut, near the POstOfilce, Louis
| Vile, KY. Office hours. 9 A. N. to P. NJ; sun
days. 10 A. NJ. to IL n. au3l dly
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No animal taking this first premium will be
allowed hereafter to compete for any premium
given by this Association in this class.
Fastest double team owned by
one individual and not kept
for sporting purposes "......-Sil. Med. and W
"a heft---- ~
sd beSt......,..... Az
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-14
CATTLE-ALDERNEYS.
COWs-ALDERNEYS.

Sweepstake for all ages....:.........DIp' and y
No a9ed animal taking this premium Will be
allowed to compete In any sweepstake hereafter
: given by this association in this class.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-14
, OWs-DUKBA M.I
Second Day-Tuesday, Oct. |

Single buggy mare....'.'.'..-'.. 10
STYLE, durability, dOcility and training to be
considered in awarding to this class.
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SOUTH DOWN sHERI
SWINE.

CAsHMERE GOAys-PUKE BRED.
Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-14

Two beautiful brick residences at s., 600; one
at 5000; one at 81 900; one at Sc 500; one at
&C, 600; one at 5000; one at $500; two at
$4,000; two at S., 500; two at s.. 900.
Also, one beautiful frame residence at $40, 900;
one at SIS 0O0 one at $4,000; one at s12 600; two
at 81, 500; one at $500; five at 81 .0Ot; two at
So, son three at S., 600; I've at $2,50s four at
81 LOO; three at 81 500; one at $1,000; all with
beautiful shade trees and green grassy yards,
and in good neighborhoods.
Also, a large number of vacant lots all over
the town of Edgefeld, at prices to suit the most
fastidious.
Also, a large amount of COUNTRY PROP
ERTY. at almost any price any one could de-
sire.
81 N. College ST., over Hicks China Hall.
iva till ian1
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Sd Day. Wednesday, Oct. 20
uunon HnGGEa
MARES

Sweepstakes for all ages.........-.......p and ~
No aged animal taking this premium viii be
allowed TO compete in this class for any preni'
um hereafter given by this association.
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Sixth Day. Saturday, Oct. %
lIVNW1
MARES,
Best aged mare, 4 years cid and
Hurdle Premium,

Hurdle Premium.
For the best gentleman rider, one mile over
four hurdles feet high. Premium. Diploma
and fine silver mounted bride and saddle
worth $50.
Premiums will be awarded on all perishable
articles on Wednesday, and on all O,h-r ar'i-
Giles in the Floral and Mechanical Halls on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Persons having articles for exhibition in
either Of these departments will have them
ready on the grounds by Saturday previous. in
ord or that they may be properly arranged. How
ever articles will be received till after M Onday.
Persons and animals will be transported by
| the different railroads to and from the Fair for
one fare. OCT I'd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13

Ky Mountain paper publishes an
notice of the famous Jim" chief of
hoe Indians, who died recently. Jim
have possessed many virtues, He is
-, No "a, .,.1n,ils W riat.frry,-as hf,,u
Cairo Bulletin.
COR sALE-City Scrip and County oI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
NOTICE.

~
Whereas The city council did on the 4th inst, at
regular meeting thereof, pass resolution requesting
the Judge Of the court Of common pleas Of the city OF
Cairo 10 hold a special term Of said court for the pur-
pose Of trying or otherwise dispOsng Of Numerous
parties nov confined in the county jal on criminal
Charges and whereas the judge of said court is sas-
He'd that the hes; interests Of the city will be
by the calling of sue term.
1t is therefore ordered that special term of the
court of common pleas Of the city OF Cairo be com
menced and holden at the courthouse in the city OF
Cairo an Monday, the list day Of February 1889 for
the transaction of general BUSINESS 1t is further or
dored thar the city marshall give due notice thereof ms
required BY law and that the elork select by ballot a
full panel of grand and petit jurors for said term of
court
Done at Chambers this 6th day of January A. b. 1869
JOHN u, MULkEY,
iudg6lof the court OF common pleas
jgn6dtd Of the city of Cairo. 2
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

oTFIcE OF TAR EvtSIso BULLETIs,
CAIRO. January II, isC9.
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| DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

4 n
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Admins
strator Of the estate Of A. Williams late OF the city OF
st. Lous st. Louis county and State OF Missouri, vile
ON Thursday, the LIST day of April, A. ID. ls69 com.
meneng AZ The hour Of 10 o'clock am, at the Cairo
City saw Mil in the city OF Cairo, Alexander county
property, goods and chattles OF the said Williams,
consisting Of Horses, Cattle, Wagons, Logs Lum
bond of the purchaser with good security.
sums of slVO and under, CASH.
Dated this 9Th day Of january, 1859
iano-6w W. NJ. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
EXCHANGE

On all the principal cities Of the United states and up
wards Of one hundred and hfty cities in Europe, for
sale IN SUMS TO SUIT.
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NOTICE.
Estate of 4. Williams, deceased.

- f.HtNft " ~ W "t'""'ci "o''N"tu'
The undersigned having been appointed Admins
r0or of the estate OF A. Williams late of the county OF
~. Louis and State of Missouri, deceased, hereby
,'r"s notice that ne will appear before the County
Court of Alexander county, at the courthouse in the
cy of Cairo, a the regular term on Monday, the goth
OF September next at which time all persons having
claims ug,ns SAID estate notified and requested
T. Stend for the purpose of having the same adjusted
All persons Indebted 70 SAID estate requested to
make immediate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated thi' Alth day Of December, A, d. lsds.
JlnG-OW W NJ, WILLIAMS, Admir-.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
I Asst CALL-PAY up

Persons indebted 10 me for Wood End Coal ire re-
auested 20 pay up immediately, and notified thai
unless they do 80 collection WI be made by due course
OF law Thisis the last call, ! mean whatl say
ian2d2w T. NJ. WARD
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
4 y ORDINANCE.

a ~
BE- ordained by the City Council Of the city Of Cairo
s,crIos That IL shall be and hereby Is made the
duty Of the city comptroller 90 az ascertain low
proper computation tie amount required 20 pay The
interest upon the bonded Indebtedness Of the city for
the year T. ghteen Hundred and sixty-nine.
sac Q. That for such portions of said interest as are
made Payable without the state 81 Illinois, he shall
under The advice and direction Of the finance commit
tee OF this board arrange with some banking insitu-
ton in good credit IN the city Of New York pay out
upon presentation u the proper coupons, said portions
OF sad interest fund which are made payable in said
limits Of the state OF Illinois and which the parties
entitled 10 receive Il are willing 10 receive In
and u Is hereby made the duty 81 the city comptroller
10 Obtain from the CITY treasurer and remit 10 said
banking institution sufficient funds to pay said inter-
est at least teen days before the same falls due and
give notice for like period 20 parties holding cou-
pons for interest at what place sd coupons mus. be
presented for payments Provided that whatever bal
ance Of said interest iund may remain in the hands Of
the city after making provision as above
specified, for the payment OF interes, falling due
81 the State OF Illinois shall be- deposited IN some safe
and reliable bank institution in this city which will
pay the highest rate Of interest on said deposit
SIC. 3. That upon ascertaining the amour, required
10 pay the interes, upon the bonded indebtedness OF
the city for the year lse9 and the reservation Of the
treasury, the balance OF said interest fund shall be-
and is hereby set aside and constituted and declared
20 he sinking fund for the redemption Of the bonded
Indebtedness OF the city nov past due.
Sue. &. Tha, Immediately upon the passage Of this
ordinance shall bee he duty Of the city comptroller
under the advice and direction OF the finance commit
tee 20 advertise In the newspapers published in the
city OF Cairo the amount OF the sinking fund on hand
applcahle 10 the payment OF ue bonded Indebtedness
OF the city aud give notice in sdd for ten
days that At time and place to be fixed in said no
tice he wiz receive oral proposals for the sale the
city Of its bonds, now past due, payable OF said
snk ng fund, aud 20 the party Offering to receive the
lowest amour, for said bonds shall be awarded the
privilege OF surrendering all such bonds as he may
have IN his possession and receiving such portion Of
the sinking fund a. may be necessary to pay for the
according to his oner said arrangement TO be
repeated until the whole outstanding bonded indeht-
edness of the city redeemed the sinking fund
hausted
Sac 8. The city treasurer is hereby authorized and
directed pay out OF the interest fund on hand upon
the dram ofthe city comptroller, countersigned is
majority ~ the finance committee, whatever sums
may be necessary TO carry into effect the foregoing
provisions.
Approved this 9Th day OF January, A, u. lsoe.
lan6 JAS CARROLL, Mayor pro, TEN,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
DEPOSITES RECEIVED.
bought aaaI sold.

Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
WOLF ISLAND.

loyersy between Missouri and Ken
acerning the ownership of Woli
till going on. 1t will come before
ne court Of the United States in a
when, it is believed, the right of
| " thereto will be finally decided.
represents Kentucky.
itroversy dates its commencement
bout the year 1880. II claimed the
OF Clay and Crittenden in the T.
and has involved an expenditure OF
,ceeding the cash value of the island
red per cent. mr
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13

| Especial O
| The maui
| state ri
| Gals.
| IL Made /
| His Wat
| Business
| islation
| To-day !
| elect werel
| military |
| house by d
| who had u
| duty, and I
| TO the afai
I, The int
| fell like al
| A repubI
| tiers too su
| Free exprtl
| by proInin
| cognize tin
in many {
lject 1 give
| message; ]
| Now this
| per object
| rnands a /
| that undo
| and one of
| tinctly req,
| governrnen'
| Is one of th
| goyernnef
| several sta
| an attempt
| corporatio
| the states,i
| uses, and ,
| prise, rega
| rectness OF
| IL it was ct
| embarrass
| ought not
| would EN-
| ready erea
| enpt froi
| short, the
| alton or Of ]
| or in any
| such inco
| usefulness
| just author
| the natiof ,
states isin
| conviction
sense deri,
| original an
! ments are d
| governmet
| and theirj
| the federal
| their Law
| currence Il
| eminent III
| this viewl
| your aiteI
! 1t is the
/ ,napt 60 IA
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
ESTRAv.
ENSTRAI.

ESTRAY.
The undersigned took up, in this city, on the ith
inst, stray STEER, red and white spots bald fae o.
about five or six years old. The steer il now at the
livery stable Of Perry Powers. The owner can, by
proving property and paying charges obtain his prop
erty. ERNST BRUCHER,
jnnGdtf PERRY POWERS
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13

Correspondents may rely careful attention &c
their business.
Collections all points promptly attended to, and
returns made on day of payment
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DIRECruRs

DANIEL HURp ROBT W MILLER,
SAMUEL II. HAY, JOHN r. RENNIE.
JOHN HAMILTON.
dec2I'Gsdtf C.N. HUGHES, CASHIER.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13

ess for giving age to whisky has
ented. The undue age is given by
, current of air through the liquid,
F, of every hour equaling the usual
of three months time, In twenty
5, then, six-year-old whisky may be
ding of expanding wind upon whisky
be very thing. fit is, the present
Dngress could render an ocean Of it
,thusaleh during single session.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
NATIONAL BANKS.

DANIEL HURD, ROBT. w. MILLER
President. Nice-pgesdent.
C.N HUGHES, Cashier.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-13
FINANCIAL.
fcoRnEcrEp p.nY ron THE EVENING BULLETIN. !

CAIRo LII, January -, 1859.
Coin and Exchange.
Gold, buying, 33k
Gold, selling, a$
Silver buy ny .... 2S
.!Ner selllnH
New New York EEsshsnge, buying .......-p par TO dis
CITY scrip, buying IS
wy scrip, selling
Ivy Bonds, buying.... ......-...."4oato
County Orders, buying ...................,.... 20
'C Tniys5 Pr stass nn9 IosT 80 % y
less than New York quotations.
"old coupons "A per cent less than Gold.
The Money market remains about as 1t did
at our last report. Our banks report the de-
mand fully up to supply, but no very great
stringency and as most of the paper offering
is at sight or short date, the banks are ena-
bled to take all that offers at current rates.
Gold and Government Bonds declined
about one-half per cent. in New York. Money
was reported easier in all the larger cities the
first of the week. bur to-day the market is re-
ported more stringent and the demand in ex-
cess Of supply.
We heard Of one sale Of City Bonds at 50
cents, and several sales of County Orders at
IS cents $4,000 and 81 100 Gas Stock at so
cents.
Yesterday our banks elected their new
board Of directors. The First National elect
cd their old board, except John Hamilton,
esq, who retires, and C. y. Hughes, the gen.
tlemanly cashier OF the bank, takes his place
in the board The City National bank add
Scott White, Robt. II. Cunningham and Ste
phen Bird 70 their Board the old board being
reelected, the only change being TO I'll the
vacancy Of the late s. b. Halliday, and add
ing two now members TO the board. Each
bank elects strong board, and look as though
they were prepared for business Walter
Hyslop, who has been connected with the
City National since its organization, was ap.
pointed assistant cashier good selection.
Exchange was reported to-day quite plen.
~, and weak at quotations, and this will prob.
ably continue as long as the produce move.
as actively as it is at present.
We notice several bills for savings banks
building associations etc, being introduced
into our legislature, and If this will bring u.
capital let them pass, for capital is what W.
need at this time.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-02-04
AT THE DOOR.

The waters roll, quck-bubblins by the shoaI.
Or leap the rock. outfoaming in bow,
The wind blows free N gushes round the tree
Along the groves of oak in double row.
Where lover, seek the ma;dens' evening floor.
With stpstep ght, and tip-tap slight,
Against the door.
With iron bound The wheel-rims roll around.
And c. unch the cracking flint below their load,
The gravel trod by horses ironshod,
All crackles shriil along the beaten road,
Where lovers come to seek, in old place,
With stip-step light, and tip-tap slight,
The maidens lace.
And oh how sweets tho time the lovers feet
May come before the door to seek bride,
Az he may stand and knock with sh; king hand,
And lean to hear the sweetest voice inside;
While there heart will leap, to hear once more
The stip-step light, and tip-tap slight,
Against the door.
How sweets the time when in our prime,
With children now care and aye our joy,
And child by chill imay scamper, skipping Wild,
Back home from school or playSanes, girl or boy,
And there upon the door-stone leap once more,
With stip-stcp light, and up-tap slight,
Against the door.
Be my abode beside some uphill road
Where people pass along if not acde,
And not place where day may bring no face
With kindly smiles lonesome hours may glide;
But let me hear some friend, wcl-known before,
With stip-step Light, AMI tip-tap slight,
Against the door.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-02-04
Sensible Taia aaaut Weman's Wages

The following is from the Weekly Mir
ror, Mrs. Jane tf. Swisshelm, associat &c
editor. j ll -
The husband and wife are equal part
ners. HE husband /, out door head of
the firm and the wife indoor member
Her work III the house Is Of az much Inn
portance to the welfare Of the family as
his work out Of doors. No family can be
well managed unless the wife and mot her
faithfully performs her part; ard if she
does this, the husband and father does no
more Tor the advancement and interests
OF the family. This being the case, she
Is entitled to one half of the income, to
onehaif of all hat he and she accumu-
late. This half should be hers If she
survive him, aud he should divide his
half as he peases; or ii he dies intestate
the law should give it to his heirs Ii he
have children, the widow should get
| none Of it, ii she have no children, She
nigh, be one of his heirs. Ii she dies
before HIM aud have not disposed Of her
half by viii, 1t should be secuyel to her
heirs, and he shouli get none OF it If she
have children. Ii not, he might be one
of her heirs.
Repeal the slave code for wives-the
law which says, ''Al that she can acquire
by her labor, service Or act, durin. cover
allure, belongs, to her husband"
This law was made for the old Saxon
| swineherds, in the days when Alfred the
Great was Xii G. 1t gives the husband
exactly the same power oyer bis wife $
earnings that the South Carolina slave
code gave to the master over the earn
incs of the slave. Emanc:pa,e wives,
make them equal partners with their
husbands, and thus give them the same
motives tor industry and economy that
are given to men, and see if you do not,
with one stroke OF the pen, dash ont
| nine-tenths of the extravaganza and fash
ionable folly of women, multiply mar
riages foUr-io,d. and get rid OF the talk
about women wages There is some
thing wrong when woman is out in the
world contendiug with men for wages
She should end her reward in her own
proper work, keeping house and raising
children; and the masses of women are
emancioatea and paid for doing the work
that no man can do, the exceptions who
teach school, sci! dry goods AMI write for
newspapers will find the wages question
very easily settled Hrs. S,c;ssheim.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-02-04
Something NeH---A Boston Molasses


A few weeks since we stated that the
Atlantic Works, of East Boston, were
building an iron brig designed to carry
uolas.es III bulk. aud have now to report
that she viii De launched from the Glen
don Rolling Mills on Saturday forenoon,
at high water She is $50 feet long on
the keel, no on deck. has u feet breadth
OF beam, | | feet depth of hold, and will
register about 356 tons. Her dead rise
at halt floor Is eight inches, and she has
sufficient swell and sheer to lmpart an air
OF ilghtness to her general outline. All
her accommodations are on deck, and
consists OF d tr.lna cabin. house for the
crew, galley, and some small storerooms,
leaving the hold entirely clear for carga.
Her rios are of angie iron 3 by inches,
aud three ighths OF an lnch thick, with
reverse bars of y by y and 5-l6ths of an
inch thick, and are = inches apart.
The floors are Il inches deep. the stem
ami sternltvat are solid, and the plating
varies from 9-l6ths to thTee-eigl;hs OF
an incl in thickness, closely riveted with
Hembrok iron.
She has seven circular tanks secured
on an iron platform and braced from the
sides, and these are all connected, with
one another In such manner that they
can be either united Or disconnected at
pleasure. Their combined ca pacliy Is
10000 gallons On the top Ut each there
is turret to allow tor expansion, and
also over each there i, a 1atchway, SO
that they can be examined around, above
and below, at all times. She has Il pow
erful steam pump by which TO discharge
and Is estimated hat III six hours, her
cargo can he pumped out. At the place
where she viii diouiiarae IN Boston there
Is a taEk to receive her cargo. The say
ing IN casks, cooperaye, aud leakage will
be very great, and IN the course of few
voyages, viii make up the difference IN
;he expense OF such d Vessel, compared
| with one or wood.
Beside, the tanks, she has considerable
space III the wings and III the ennis to
stow any outward cargo that may he re-
qn;red To ballast her, aud even ii the ex-
pertinent oil carrying molasses should fail,
still the tanks can be taken out without
difficulty, and she viii even then be none
the less serv lcaale vessel But We 10
not c.neve the experiment Will faIl, tut
OF the contrary viii be entirely successful,
ana that after she has made few yoy
ages o,iicfs will bc built like her.
She Is Il bfiS-rlgge!, Is Il good looking
vessel, and We have no doubt viii prove
a swift safer Captain HaveEer, who
is wei acquainted with the CUBA trade,
commands her, and she is owned by
Messrs. Nash, Spauiding and & Co. She
has been rightly named the Novelty,
Tor she is the only vessel Of the kind III
the country. -Bostoa Iraceter.