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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

TO YOU N q NJ e IT.
NO arrest Seminal Lsssee, - eenGuss bad habilo
1 and remove tAe e1sets Of early Error, esnd -
cents TO 0ALBN'O HEAD DlsP1N0ART, Louis
Vile, Kent1cky.
Hsving he'd n ysars' experience IN THE specially,
patients eaAering nom any diseass whaisvsf Of phi
vato OF nAdenal nataro, and adieo troubled With
- esdle = above, With brisf slatement Of ease, Win
receive pascnlass 1oe self treatment By return nall
and thss svoid luaekeg. We aloe have vssix
days. The Uectfo-Masnstier ssventive. Those do
eiring TO limit heir elhpriak, can eaeloss staDp
for pamphlet, coataining engIayingo ana explanar
subject Of psevsnt1en. All sonsspon6eAce ccnAs
eential. Addfees al letters 70 J. B. WILLIAMS,
Drawer ~, Louisville. II. 0et1l-d4W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15
JOHN X. HOPPEL.
BRUSH MANUFACTURED.
And Importer.
No. so Pearl Street, (Haspess DuIldiae)
Er0akl1n Square. :. New York.
4 sspsries Qaality Of Paint Dsushos aware on
hand. Also
Brushes Of ovovv Description.
Improved
q y r n &c
Fault BOX.

Thee beautiful Boxes. With The improvements ars
meeting with unprecedented sucesss and are offered
to the growers Of wbesrlso ana eli snail euits,
q the very low price Of 80 PER 1000 for Piais and
Qsasts n the nat packing, 81 extra per thousand.
1tetf great eapeRcsty over svery other kid u nov
fally estabished. Ono thoasand packed ID Tie nat,
occupy about the space Of Crate d % Quart Dexss.
very important item n the sasing Of ffsight.
Al parts are fainished complete and can BE- rea6-
huAdrsa sent 2. receipt Of M. Freight fFoa Fac
tory 70 Be paid By purchaser. Give ~ yeur orders
only. Send for CieealAn. Address
franklin u. tUNnAs CO.,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

Captain kidd's treasure has at last been
found.-in the caves Of Salisbury. Conn.
An explorer ''rsports" the discovery Of
human and equine skeletons, 6 MS, pistols,
swords, utensils Of various kinds, gold and
silver coin. rings, charts and manuscripts.
Seven printers are confined in the Indi>
ana Insane Asylum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

0af o1o1esO BLACK o0g.
Ooreloaeso Al1QolA 0loe10gs
WaPSlelo'o National loluo1Dg.
Dare1oeSsO ConOeneR0eoA lnd19o
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0ora1osass n oolvO WaaAlog
Cvyseal.
O0reieeeso Harness Oh D1o0h1 oG
Ooyx Stove POLISH
O0yx v1onot nals.
Elno Black lake, Ac.
Orders solicited "a lllsa With dispatch Il lovesl
priess. fsbs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

60 kSk&9 = s.!--.<s.--A
HALLS
Vegetable Sisalan Hair Remover
Every year Increases the popn-
lurifv Of this calssable Hair Prep
0rafiOn, srhirk Is due TO merit
alone. We can assure our Ohf
1DatrOns that u 70 kept fully mp to
3ts high standard, aud to those
echo hare MeUer used 10 are cUH
confidently say, that e 10 the only
reliable aud perfected 11ycyn.M-
tjo1s % resfOre GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to IT, youthful color, max
tse0 e eefV, tssstrOsss, aud sitAteM
ne ec0tp, ~ tts use, becomes
white aud clear: e s-cwsOres ~
esespeiosss aud dandrtsn, and Iy
- es,slc prcperttes l'rsre,,fs TIE
wlotss aud MomTishes tho hair
eiomsis. BY ~ use ne hair gr0rs
lsjcker aud stronger. ~ badness
e resfores the capillary glands
20 their ss0rsaal ci0Or. and riU
create q sctU NrOarfh except IN
extreme Olcs ago. II Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
cves. used, rs il requires fcrcr
uppljcatS0sss, and 0fces the hair
SgSat splensaiI glossy appearance
% ssstsch admired ty an. 4. A.
Hayes, NJ. D., State <lss0ycr Of
Mass., says, "ille constituents are
Dwre aud carefully selected FOR
csrcellent quality. and 4 cOMstfsr
e the BEST PREPARATORY n..
(fs intended purposes. NE pub
1jsh q ts'c0t6se ON the hsir, H'sicls
sCe send free bv mail Wf,om appii-
cation, schtch contains cOMinicH-
slatorv notices frOns cIerOyBiem.
phvstci0ns, the prcss, aud others.
We hare wade the study IF TIC
k0jr asssl It, Diseases q specially
1or gears, aud kmosc that are make
tAe most effective preparation JOs.
the restOr0tiOss and the prcscrrH-
1joN ~ the hair, ersnMt, aud 50
acknowledged bv the best N1cssl.
eel and Chemical Authority.
81 y al Ds.syisis asl Deelvs i, M4.i.ei.e.
COOK, coeURN 1 CO.
oea1 Agents for North Western States.
q DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29

Company and THO of
EoG Tor tho trial the Ausus
his ordor Tcrs % nave what claimed And when Mr.
Dn,sG oncr; II s9eh proceeding
Act No. goth September 1865 declares that dit shall be mn, o
ANY ANY me rem @ Court parties
such n,lcr an
whenever tn" same not grantab
Judge WilarJ-Thnt has relation ut law
Mr. Magrath And this whole proceeding was pi,o M
satisfy himself as to his right Was different i'll
Of
order the question? When
application stout resisted The arsun:. @ G
Judge ho acting ministerial canacv o h
nothing whatever to do with this
slcnions addressed such urgency anetnoss It n H.
obvious 70 any ono who reads his decision who
various var dPions this that he nothing to
pn tho Columbia and Augusta Railroad y
@ % establish Their legal rights they would be subject
ina alroad 1N''"'"
Company have treated that whcL
h 1 ne i not not anticipate And it, had
tn @ anoon and th accomplished
die 10 di:cusst them N"~' eA'ep'-e-H would be
May lnot ue.so. 50 muA m
thv
larger the value the legal ,naai p @
In s In all respects important present 70,
srlcraon which c F 80 '01r con-
Pesiae"fs Office Coun,cta G., 0c@le- 2i: is9.
President south cr!aa Raihoad Company, C1urssto S c.:
DEAR SIR proposing cain . en-
the use OF tho track OF the South Carolina Railroad Aagus
In acknowledgment Of this letter
tive Committee will acccod to the
the
@ rpt t between @ on Ga1cye M & and AuEus % and w from
furnishing the and waer - ' N0N-
Very respectfully, wM JOHNSTON, p,sta.r.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29

Of the Columbia and Railroad Company its
,1 1865 paF'ieu"r eight o
ssfs 3 % that as hs. ss
1i and Of pss @ snes @
s an saSn a a the
S ssa 1'ss sssS1 fsS" ss
rer proceedings BY pTohi1i brings proper
SS ' s ss5 sss%sa
Of acknowledged like questions
,5s n Dsa5'
%s p road along etc. b." but sS SsS 5y 5s s s5 n Other
Rraeteanle that improper
ve? from 1 ne is S a s 9ss s kes M % s s wS
% PaSs 'A1t % Hy s:on % hsfs % % %s Of % nsS%a '
etc., con sse' her y roa Pf' ] 9 Or or on Tie
s~S And s fo @ s ss s @ ussiS r5
'9H Sos" sed @s
to out S'?''s'eafl s Faad "1ss nd G
Ss APPLIED n 1" the the
tsa, the P9n af th 1t is question sarn
limitation power c0rpoon terms dH i % &e Leg
& 1'a ss and ID sl epeeay ss g h s"1sa tnrn @
uyh other important be presumed That the % I
era i by reasonable and implication upon scrs
@ an zpe ] So :sdS Ia ssntt "ss p1
rporssed pue @ a.s ,"si which, S"ys wsua
Pen int Nun. and it seaj {l that
s % SHHss them should have such an effect unless
%t ' r. 259 @ ca:n us % s. II: ET
@ & or a con1e ny G sy M 10 ay out M & railroad s5ee far
n % e P0 wS y the TSvo ] ] net to @ Lay out railroad between
but left the corporation to be located between er;~i authority
highwaE in other words tak
almost wholly inconsistent With each other sh two "Iil Ha H IL
9 S";5 faf!s Th Aa sar nnY
WITH full c uv"n @ 9TH @ ",ann aDh mn f5prs uo terms nn
both mode @ with to h "Ht & R % q'f tho OF h
that under @ % % @ "n @ s"ch pFG.io1 ] affords strong
1so A5pin at ao 80 & Do; os5 ThS it the Intention the
G must ''SS .ao@n 'Ss % s:3 & or By ~ see< n
s % u 49, & IN @ H: sass ausss2 sas: there
could tes9 ao % Ssa.onaS OF 1S ih5tndsn A i @
subject could Tavs 6sen asG"nS ndop'e nn ben
= = aad to SSaSoaS ass9%p,h a5s s sss
s s s ~s' nS aas assS sShSr4c % the
So $50 NVheher the over Front street ga.
M d G GX neIe5a5y in 1, M to accomplish The object
o me clf m & and ', warrants and evidence establish
a Ss ] ly S n,stsn wyl I'll ,s Sel Consent
g. 4S7 %a: % "sf$?5 "91 s:1 a.!
judy" aasr M nad % Within the & rGSSan neas ib thu, ao
But BgS fad stS. s 'y oan7 In the 0 q the ok
@ ""a s:esran in'ys What at a Pc e.; a5 a ai
e the executing works and cxerc.
ing winch
the
both
they and finish according
Act without
the other hand the plaintiff then find
"lJ the Court
ton whether entitled Of
ceeings will doubt rapid
in
|
modes
ADOPT ana therefore 1t submitted that
exercise It's Now that
Ut the jurisdiction the Court
nights between parties circum4nced this
powers
WIN Wich those Interfere
according to the provisions of the Of
boti
ny which thc
appears to me that this Of all others
u'4I 20 eAse J"l!dcch The
parties situation quickly
be
had should what
not 1t ia their misfortune These
of
enlarged do this
has
webb Manchester r. and r.
4S9
bs OF Affected
shall
l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29

atR W. j. MAGRATH, Cdrolsua '' A'6
DEAR
than
cost the track between Gantevis
the schedules Railroad
will keep with
them ell the u Angus s.
Very respectfully, PEAKE Gsn.1u az
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29

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TO- @ M 'a dSe af s e @ & the fS s"s snnPs IA,
yi @ Bat the uss % ss the yt n % M s a Gs .e @ "
jad: they should S' aH.A instruction they could No. r.,
TT" ar Ssas !Ss asa Sa1 1 cpan, stA.
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" si- n a be % % % I 1 hare are a E to sssss9 s: S
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my G' the p" o. construction and determines that
rp n % %%asasia K na i"l' cpn @ @ & 5 sst n1 5
FRY the Easasl %lin sh
a1a 1h tb; Gsf @ m nnl,, the
Mr. Msra,If the road its M to run
s"'s'a % " a ' i' ay
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in
will alleged
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| decsio yalcd 1-ANA
scase;n the
WIT: that
ference thnt question which had
.
that
we'll
. o
not by It's
| q Il 0
find
be insisted Notwithstanding
prohibition
ing 10 the case Ill e prohibition proceeding which this
of nd
Rchardon
the Chancellor
Judge what according Blake
the made
he tried
the other denied his make
that he a yes right but could
right
Judge WialTLO the equitable
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29
cn4nlor1r ASo sourH CAhoILSA RAnRoAD

lf<sdsn CharLne, " o. Noresar
W (O3i.I.y:
%
tcin
Carolina Railroad
according This
.
Conpan whc never { uays suit their irconyen nence.
u
ternlna 10 searlyas
Very respeeful4 WM JOHNSTON, P.saGa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29
lcoPY.l
cnARLrsroy, 24th oc:otcr, l.o:.

W.
sss Ssppsny & s9a ,s5 for 9 use OF p
Executive Committee augusta anu the latter place
Of riors felt compelled decline % tie @ - @
Ana is tn, III reply might end but it ns
pa frequently rersint unrasIe hm a & f%sS it",l
pop'al for the enjoyment pro md ni
isay ,sss iss'1 ,nsy % have % al a ai b
proposals nsus;a M Raload Wh tat tat ha1s
that originates this least be sail it, it Us
S, o m 4' less t hn ] & m1s & Ti tie p s s
use and snGEn1cns Of .u ~ vye miles expensive bridge
@ E from tho @ Aagaa at cost $4,000! AND
Tho cunea and augusta Gpsn these prec. privileges
Ing ons! M .; ts
that tho cd stass
] H,"ntevle mite @ and A1gaa bears to the whole
points QUESTION the @ n h1.H s South s Sns c "f Hsssd lssi
'e Columbia Road reas:na5is
But there another view in wh this matter should
company oassn Ds oa t%o1s es h 'sa.s Of d
] the ussS r 1 M long and costly bridge and
shas n and we M mis as l C dd
ran 'G' Gisue GGS a 'a ssy Shasn sf 5u ' m
the @ en; up y .1 n &au s Ma h & .a{ e1sss che a aaa a
oa @ an @ o~ its n Is @ mot he supPIl a this esP % will qSy
rrel sincerity Of the con
pany opposition and Gaaerne ehs sus retain h
an M and lueaa d pp anr M M @ On Of f. r0ad Setwesn
& EN- ;i I @ road not S violation Of their charter but
question OF the connection iranii priveses
sSsIS % I committee %SSs to fs5s,i @ 1 assss ; s
issue n come ~ W t ' M '~ " treat 'f all matters at
IL h | s | ss "ss % s5s
regard osS5e5. ''H must 90 conducted With
Very respectfully,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29


JtenleI Office Charleston s. c., NoremJ~.
WM ,saden
niy
consider the
ourdn and Louis Desaussure
three Directors the Columbia
IL IN N Charles
would
avoid which
Very respectfully
MAGRETH dent
" II THIS DATE NO ANSWER BEEN RECEIVED
T1CE OF THE PROPOSED
CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Charleston, ebruary2 ~,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29
Signed

LAMBDA, SC Noreujst IL 1868
j. Presidents Caroline l-oIl Conn
frss
In
franchises claimed
the Columbia and augusta Railroad Company ehoerfuy accepts opo
and yeges terms and of the joint
cable after tho acceptance of this proposition the said have
accepted that
railroad
n u
rof
nihoad this wcckby
thereafter committee
Very respectfully JOHNSTON,
E{ y
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-17
Ysir and supper.

The Sisters OF st. Mary's Iufirmary an
nounce to the kind and charitable, that
they will bold fair and supper for four
successive nights, beginning Monday
Dec. 18th, and ending the 10th. It's object
Is 10 liquidate the debt lately contracted
by the erstion OF their new and com.
modious hospital building.
This being the first time the good Sis
tiers have applied to the citizens Of Cairo,
liberal patronage OF the friends OF the
poor and afflicted is requested. No pains
will be spared to make this fair and sup
per the most remunerative and interest
ing OF any held heretofore; and with a
view TO its certain success, donations are
respectfully solicited OF articles orna-
mental and useful. The chariiably dis
posed ladies OF the city are cordially In.
vited to cooperate ia the good work.
Further notice as 20 the fair will be
given in due time.
novl7e3rd did.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-17
The Delinquent Tax ILsI.

We publish to-day quite an extended
communication over the signature OF
John Hyland, city collector, which, al
though not very straig ht.iorward read
ing matter, will arrest more local atten-
ton than would the details Of another
Stonewall horror, or of four hours
prize fight About Eve hundred persons
are referred 10 by name, and as every
body likes to see his name ia print, there
Is no good reason why Hyland's produc-
ton should not become popular paper.
The printers have exercised the utmost
care In the "get up" Of the diffusion; :"
the law has, in all respects, been strictly
complied with, so that the city may be
secured in her own, In the event of "A
sale, - advertised.
We have printeda few extra copies of
this days paper, which can be secured,
on application at the office, al % cents
per copy.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-17

Since Marchildon has succeeded as an
Independent candidate, a friend ofJudge
Hodges feels greatly exercised over the
old Judges withdrawal, claiming that
the small vote In Cairo would have In
sured his election. There Is no founda-
ton for such conclusion. Marchildon
had an advantage in having no radical
opponent If Parrot had remained
in the field he would have received the
same number OF votes that q. w. Sdort
did, and Marchildon a corresponding
mum Der less. As 1t was, Marchildon
received nearly all the radical votes
cast in town and country, and yet his
majority is only % or 80 votes. With
DR. AFTER In the field as the radical nom =.
inee, Hodges coul l not have been elected
The truth is there was no chance for
Hodges election, and ne did the wises,
thing he ever did IN all his life by with
drawing, and confessing that he did
wrong In seeking the Office, after his
his party, in convention, had pro
nounced for another man. HIS defeat
would have completely "shelved him."
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-17

We see II announced thar IN the case OF
Fox, Howard g. Co. VS. the City of Cairo,
the Supreme Court has awarded per-
emptory writ of mandamus to the plan.
tiff, with directions asked for. The In.
ability OF the plaintiffs to dismiss the suit,
accounts for the rendering OF the Jndg-
ment; but, as the matters involved
have been amicably adjusted, there will
be no attempt made to execute the VIII
But there Is another matter In this
connection that particularly Interests
the mem Ders OF the City Council. An
execution for the costs in the ease has
been issued by the Clerk OF the Supreme
Court, commanding the Sheriff Of Alex
ander county to make the amount out OF
the individual memb ers OF the council,
and 10 exact, not city scrip at par or
even 1T discount, but the currency OF
the country-greenbac backs. There may
be those In the council who will feel dis
posed TO "pooh!n the matter into ridi,
Guile. We would feelingly point such
individuals to the fate OF the Galeha
council who, under like circum stances,
conceded It would pooh instead OF pay.
The U. s. deputy Marshal dropped in
there 90 the llth instant, aud gobb!ed
Mayor Brand and five aldermen, and
carried them captive to Chicago, where
each, in his individual person, will
answer. the court, for his contempt
Whats pi-s thing 1t is to be city
fatherv
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-17
8 8 8 8 8 3 !

To THE WORKING CLAss.--we pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
mcnt at home, the whole Of the time for the spare
moments. Business new light and profitable. Per-
sons of either easily earn from zoe. 10 - per
evening, and proportional sum by devoting their
whole tine 90 the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly a. much That all who SEQ this
notice may send their address, anu test the busi-
ness. We make this unparalleled offer To such as are
not well Satisfied, We will send 81 to pay for the
trouble Of writing. Full particulars, valuable sam
pie, which will do TO commence work on, and copy
OF The Peoples Literary Compaaioa'-one OF the
largest and best family newspapers published-ail
sent free by mail. Reader, fyou want permanent.
profitable work, address Z. c. ALLEN CO.,
AGrsrl. MANI. nov4 dSwjrn
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-17

school Punish me nts---Iieartless cruelty.
The Peoria Review treats with upbe-
canning leylty what the editor conceives
TO be an ingenious method OF furnishing
frsctious pupils, adopted by one OF the
teachers in the Peoria public schools
The Review says:
"a scholar guilty OF a misdemea nor Is
mounted on the rostrum and given q
lath 20 hold in his mouth. He surveys
his fellow pupils with sleepless vigilance
and when he catches one of them stray.
ing In the slightest manner from the
rigid line OF rectitude, he gravely hands
the lath'over to him. The delinquent
mounts upon the stool and he takes
his seat"
1t matters not what the physical con-
dition OF the scholar is; he must hold
the lath between his teeth II II break his
Jaw. II may have just left n salivated
mouth; . mouth full of running fostering
sores. But what Of that? Little jaws
may ache aud fairly crack under the
weight OF the lath held in the teeth, not
few minutes, but perhaps an hour; but
what OF that? The offender was perhaps
tardy half minute; may have dropped
his slate pencil, or criei "don'tn when
Johnny stuck pin In him. The inn
perious teach er hears no explanations;
makes no inquiry-and the lath punish
ment is applied, aud the live long day
Is kept up.
The Internal brute, capable Of oonceiv-
ing such punishment, should be kicked
from his position, and drummed out OF
every civilized community In Christen-
dom rs fiend and monster. That's our
opinion.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-17

The weather j. almost clear this mora.
ing ami quite cool. Last evening the
wind suddenly changed and came down
the Ohio from the north with terrible
force breekirg the chains which fastened
Capt. Phillips whnrfhoat TO the Levee,
and seuuiug Il, aud the steamer Dexter
and Pink Narbic which We're made fast
TO II, al a sparkling rate down stream.
Neither OF tie steamers had Sufficient
steam To- control them selves, and every
effort MAS made Ia raIse IL, but nothing
! could be done until the fleet had nearly
reached the Mississippi river, when the
I Dexter had generated enough steam 10
begin 10 make an effort 20 get back.
Very soon the Marble had steam also.
aud the whole ileet came safely back 10
the Levcc-the Dexter towing the wharf.
boat and e Narbie lowing her own
barge Neither the steamers or wharf
boat were seriously injured, but the
breaking OF chains, rigging and stages,
the latter htias lost, belonging 70 the
wharfuoat, will foot up n loss 10 Cant.
Phillips olseversl hundred dollars
The river has fallen 3 Inches since last
report,
Business continue. good.
The Mississippi and Missouri are
slooly falling. Six leeG six Inches are
now reported In The Channel to st.
Louis, and two fc,, lnore below Cairo
The Ohio Is about stationary NJ Pitts.
burg and Louisville, with two feet 20 the
former city aud 3 feet Inches In the
canal Only 3 feet Inches ON Walkers
BAR.
The Thompson Dean discharged 500
cattle here Tor Chicago.
Tha paS.cs WILL leave Tor New Orleans
hi- evening. a----
the Alpha hracsht out 2oO tons Tor re-
ahipment snnth.
Heights for the SSu,n have become so
/ plentiful Ao;e tlat a trl.weekly line Of
+ steamers ~ ~ soon be formed 10 ply re-
gularly between hi, city and New Or
leans In Twelve mouths we aIe positive
that the line will be = daily one.
The Pauline Cauol l. finishing her
carru here aud WI, leave for New Or.
teams this cvUdiNg.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-17
Ihs ~. NIrnnin. IInttl.

Messrs. Walker and Sisson, yielding
to what seemed a popular demand, have
fitted up a iirst.class hotel In the
Egyptian block, 70 which they have
applied the name OF St. Nicholas. E!e-
gent parlors, roomy and COM
Portable chambers. Spacious din.
ing rooms, furnished in the beat
style. have been provided, an No. l
cook Installed in the kitchen, and the
details supplied that go TO make such {
house OF public entertainment as the
stranger takes pleasure ia pstron.z.ng.
The house Is directly opposite the steam
boat landing, only y few steps from the
passenger depot OF the Illinois Central
Railroad, and in the center OF the BUSH
ness portion OF the city. An advantage
peculiar to this establishment, L. that the
traveller can order his meals AZ any
hour, day ar night, and have set before
him the best In the market.
Messrs Walker and Slssou are clsyer
enterprising gentlemen, know how to
keep hotel and twill greet the strln.
gel vel" Their terms are a. low As
the.character OF the entainmentsnd the
times will allow. Day boarders 50 per
week