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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-18
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

Whereas, A. r. Williams and ElizaJ: Williams, hs
wife, by their certain sale Mortgage" bearing ate
the twelfth day Of January 1869, and recorded IN the
Recorders Office Of Alexander county, Illinois, in
dersgncd Romeo Frsahna, the following DESERT I'd
lot zee parcel Of Land, situate in the county Of
Alexander and state Of Illinois, to.wis:
Lot numbered i've !e), IN block numbered tsenty-
hold interest in and to said Lot by and unncr ccr
tain lease execute by Samuel 4. Marshall to
Cornelius O'Callahan, bearing date tho 10Th day of
january. 1904, for the residGo and remainder Of n
and also the threestory Brick Building situated on
said Lot, together with the other appurtenanres
thsreunto IN anywse belongings tho said lease. hold
interest and Brick Building and arpurcnsncos aore.
llsms by purchase and Conveyance through, by and
Under certain Trust Doeds Trustee salos and Dee<s
of Record In said Alexander county, lsubieet only to
scribsd.J And, Whereas, said "SaS Mort gage Bro.
vidss that in OF default in the payment Of accr
tain note therein described for $1,000, duo and paya
biz OF the 10Th Day q October 1862 ,he undersFed
for the purpose Of paying said note and interest there
on. And, whereas, default has boon made in the
payment Of said note, and there nov romains, due
with siI per cent. interest por annun from October
Nov, therefore, notice Is hereby given that I. tho
undersigned, Mortgage and trustee will, on the 81
afternoon Of that day, at tho SQUIRT House door, in
the city Of Cairo, Illinois, and IN pursuance OF tho
forms and conditions Of ad "Sale Mortgage" and
the power and authority In me thereby vested, soil at
premises above described, and all right and equity Of
redemption OF said A. p. Williams and wife, or their
representatives or assigns therein AID will execute
30 the purchaser decd therefor ...r...
ROMEO FRIGANzA, Mortgages end trustee. OBJ
Cairo, Illinois, Dec. "A, 1863. .... t- SD
GRsrs GiLBsnT, Attorneys. di<.9t
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VWs proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims Tor IL superiority over Ill func1lUs ever
offered 10 the public for the safe etnp sv,,dy aud per
sancsi rss ~ Aguc and FsveI, or ChI!l. aud Fover
~hether or short or long standing. lie refers to the
entire Western and Southwestern country to bear him
testimony to the truth OF tho assertion, that IN no
care whasver will Il fail to euro, II the directions
strictly followed and carried out, Ina great many
eases single dose has baeD sufficient for actc, and
whole families have been cured 10y . biugle bottle,
with perfect restoration OF tile general health 81 is
however, prudent, and in every case certain to
cure, " it, use ~ continued ia smaller doses for
especially IN diricuh aud long standing cases Usu.
ally, this medicine will not nsquIe any AID 10 keep
the bowels IN good order should the patient howeV:
or require acathsrtie medicine, sfer having taken
throe sr four doses of the Tome, single dosc Of
Buli's Vegetable Family pills wi. 10 suili-
cicnt,
On. JOHN pULI.s Pr,spal o6i.ct
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TNO CONTRACTORS.

| Notice is hereby givon that Scaled Proposals will
| be received at my ohhcc in the Court House. in tho
CITY OF Cairo in Alexander county, Illinois, until the
2Yth day of December A. D. 1862 for keeping board.
Ing lodging, clothing, and all other attention cnumc.
r.lSd in ic .P:e,S.,ons on e in my ocs Of al
Farm, near Thsbcs, In said county except such Pau
pers are sick at, and able to be removed from
Cairo. for the period Of year, from the first day
under TIE notice. are Required TO bid 90 msch PEI
mouth. for Aduha aud children ovor ten years old,
and 20 much per month for children under the age Of
ten years. taking into consideration the use Of said
Poor Heuso Farm and tie labor Of such Paupers.
Bond viii be required in the sam Of s. 900 Tor the
fAishfaf performance Of the contract. Alss. Sealed
Proposals viii bs received, as aiorsssid for Keeping,
boarding and Lodging and bother attentions. (oi
Poor hosrs Farm, e be kept At Caro- until 10 cob.
dision 60 justify their removal TO said Poor Houtc
the rate por month for Adults aud children over the
drsA under the sgs Of ten years
BoHd will berequircd 10 tho sam OF, 5000 for the
fsithfui psrfornnscc Of tho contract. .
A!s., Scaled Prsposa.s viii bs received, I. hforc.
rauPsrs, shall nsed the ssms, At tao Poos House
Para. ThA bidder % submit his bid Al so much ler
ss,s snd stss PIC !9s 20 nue. Per year. No hd
bond VIII be required IN tn. sun Of $500 for the
Also, Sealed Proposals will be rccsivsd, as sforc.
sad. Tor msd,einc ssa medical attendance On all such
Panpers as remain in Cairo. Tho bids to be subnt-
per Annum Othcr bids than these Of regular prae.
Using physician. will not DO entertained.
Bond will be required 10 tho sum Of 500 for tho
faithful performance Of the contract 0..-
Payment for all Of tho Absvs described services and
specification. - bo mad. "a cash ausr,trly, Al, each
fha Court reserves the right 10 i.jsc, all bids.
December lah, isss. dit-dtd
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naehsior's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair pyo " tho bss, In the world; IL
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable ns,sn-
l,neous; no disappointment; no ridouioss ,in,s;
raiuodle. tho III effects OF bad dyes invigostes and
loaves the HAIR sofl and beautiful, black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists and Psrfumers. and properly
applied at bachelors Wig Factory. No. IL. Bond
trsst, Now York, nss4dkwiy
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A Handsome Inducesnens.

Every person who sends 81 so TO the "XIx cBN-
TURY" Publication Co. at Charleston, 8. c., receives
thatsupcrb magazine for one year, and copy Of Of
thor Of Tho Wayory Novels or the works u Charles
Dickens TINT may DO designated. spsoinsa number
with premium list, 10 cents. seisvsm
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GAS.
rJ,o GAS CONSUMERS.

Me-ars, e. y. repger & Co., ncaI corner Of L.gAth
street and Commercial avenue have Supplied thoin-
solves with one OF ID. Mcdonald & Co.'S Iafailtlc
Meter Tcstcfs. Parties dissatisfied with the register.
INK ~ their meters can HOw hhy0 them tested. II the
meters ARE found truo tho small expense Of the hst
will bo charged 10 tho party causingit; u the meter
IL ound Incorrect no charge will he made my hu
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Chr Grtni,ss 3ullrtin.

She E'fxr,o BULLETIN is published every AFTER
.oon at Nc. 10 Tenth Street, (Thornton Bioek), by
oaa Il. CbeY1y 4 Co., for circulation ny CT. ne
o., rnen, and the malls.
the WsESbr BULLErIS, large eishi-paSe forty col.
tom paper ~ ISSUED Thursday, FOR the m.il. end
for sac ~ our oountcr and by nowrdeslers.
sT-specmon copies furnished rRnv. Address,
- JOHN ii. oBERLY 4 CO., Cairo, III. .
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DRINTINGi INK.

pRINTINGINK. o"Ya H"'stu
Iron the National Intsui gcho%r, wa.Linsos, D. cl
Coon PnKrIso IsK.--ws are at present usinr print.
ing ink mshsfas,arsd ~ Mr. Z. r.. Robinson ~ the
G,Ays Ferry prInspy Isk Works, philadelphia. This
Ink vs regard ~ superior to any printing ink We have
ssed for nnmbsr Of years. II 10 olssr and clean
ssd nsss freely. wscsn safely rscoamsnd its uss
- ell printers.
'''H' Eros ths Bsfisls Rvsnisg PoCl ''N
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POSTAGE for 80 oep.s.
Address h. l.. NORMANDY. God Market shsst d.
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BULLS #s.E
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.
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p. n Tho following written April 30, isoo, by
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= ''''''''' 49, JENNIE JOHNSON.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-29

fled before me. I am glad that it is
now all over, and that I am about to
find rest at last, for I never shall re-
cover from my illness.
And now before 1 die, let me tell you
why [ did not betray him-the real
murderer. 1t was because when lift
ed the dying girl in my arms, after re-
leasing her from the grasp of the jeal-
Gus mailman, she told me with her last
breath that it was-that she was guilty
and she added; "Yet l loved only
Stephen, and, oh, for my sake, do not
betray that he did this /! y
And now, have 1 not proven the
depth of my love for this girl And
my hope is even thus I may win some
thing in the unknown fnture-perhaps
a place near her there-perhaps even
the love that was denied me here.
I would not have told you this, were
Stephen Stansbury still living. l tell
you now because L cannot bear to die
with the name of murderer resting
upon my name.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-29
DRESS MAKING.

MISS f. W. SMITH, Fashionable Dress and
wi Cloak Maker, respectfully informs the ladies
of Elizabeth that she will accommodate them at
their homes. Residence No. 40 West Jersey street
aga Inns
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-29
Dress Making.

~ A. ROLL, SIS William street, would inform
IL. the la lies of Elizabeth, that from long expe-
rience in the business here and elsewhere, when
known as Miss Goodwin, she feels fully competent
to do all kinds of work pertaining to the business
with neatness and dispatch
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-08

operatives, nearly sixteen thousand OF them
will be thrown out Of work, the masters hav-
ing fully made up their minds to abide by
their original decision. 1t lis distinctly stated
that the bulk OF the masters are, and have for
some time been, losing money. Not six OF
them, it is said, are working to profit. Man
ufacturing property has become drug, and
there are some mills in the town which cost
upward of 100000 sterli az, which are in good
condition, but which cannot be held for any
thing like half that amount. All those mills
making cloth, gray shirtings, &C., for the In.
dian market, are losing money on account of
the depressed stale Of business in that ooun-
try, and at present there is not the slightest
sign of an improyement
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WE PRINT, this morning, the address de-
livered last night, by Colonel w. L Trcn-
holm, the retiring President Of the Charles
ton Board OF Trade. Colonel Trenholm
reviews the past in calm and philosophical
spirit, and speaks earnestly and hopefully
of the future Of the South. The whole ad-
dress is marked by deep thought and an
enlarged hberality of opinion, and will, we
hcps, be carefully and generally read.
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CHI A r L e S TON.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1869.
The Man ON Horsesao,k

We have already alluded to the appear
anoe in New York, last week, of journal
entitled The Imperialist, openly advooa-
ting monarchy in America. /" For the
"arst time in the history Of the United
"States," says the prospectus of this publi-
cation, an American journal dares to
'proclaim as false, and pernioious in their
''iRfluence, the Democratic dogmas Of Pop
''ular Sovereignty and Equality and to
"demand that, on the ruins CT this unfor-
'ttunate Republic, she'll be reared the Arzn
''and substantial structure Of an Empire"
This is certainly plain spoken and unmis.
taxable in its meaning. We quote further
e'The conductors Of this journal believe De-
mocraoy to be failure. Though theoretically
plausible, in it's practical workings it has been
found totally inadequate to the wants Of the
American people. e df te..%
1--WE believe that the national faith, il left in
the keeping of the populaoe, will be suliied by
the sure reputation Of the national debt, and
that an Imperial government can alone protect
the rights Of national creditors.
1--WE believe that an Imperial 20 yernment,
in it's paternal relation to the people, will care
equally for all citizens, and, while guarantee
ing security to the rights of capital, will zeal.
ously protect the interests Of the industrial
classes. ro
#"We believe that the Republic means law
lessness, corruption, insecurity to person and
property, robbery of the public creditors, and
civil war that the Empire means law, order.
security, public faith and peace"
The Imperialist, copy Of which is be-
fore us, presents the appearance of some
thing moro than an April joke. It is q
handsome sixteen page paper, published
evidently without regard to cost, and CON
tains, among others, the advertisements of
several of the leading publishing and bank
Ing houses, and financial institutions of
New York city. But this is not the only
indication Of the drift of public opinion
The New York Citizen announces the ap-
pearance Of another similar journal, to bear
the name of the Empire, but which we have
not yet seen. According to the Citizen,
these publications. are the organs Of secret
political organisation, known as the T. G..
- o., which extends over . large part Of the
country, and inui~a.a .mouK lts .-.-..o,s
many leading and influential politicians, Of
both parties. Are not these things, indeed.
the clatter Of hoofs, that warns us Of the
speedy coming Of the Man on Horseback (?
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pissSlntiou Of Gopartuersbip.


NOTICE. .--TEIN NCOPARTNMRSHrPO OFF
IN UFFERHARDT, CAMPSEN & 90. ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. J. III BRUNING
HAROT and HENRY cAMpsES .,ona are .S .,,thnn- r%m
ized 70 wind up ahe business ana to sga 10 iiquida
tion. William OFFERHARDr.
r. HENRY CAdPSEN, 4 ID
LUIS !Ji, II. BRUNINGa. VII $} n
Charleston. April 8, 1862 ,-,.,.,{ u, 4
WILLIAM UFF GRHARDT AND HENRY CAMP.
SEN wiz continue the DRY GOODS BUSINESS at
the the old stand. King and Market streets, removing
1850 and altered In le8e under the name and slyie
Of fUFFERHARDT h cAMPsEN.
WILLIAM UFFERHARDTi
ESNRY CAMPSEN. MAIL
Charleston, April 9, 1869. 4i5
WE ARE CLOSING OFF OUR LARGE AND WELL
assorted stock Of STERLING DRY GOODS OF every
description es greatly reduced rxsces tn crAsr 10
make room for new goode .- ~ -
!. UFFERHARpT 4 cAMrsEN.
nPAA u y Il ts.Ht 8
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Tho Abbevflle Enlistments.

A letter which we print this morning,
dated Abbeville, the 4th instant, contains
the fullest particulars which we have yet
received in regard to the negro enlstments
in Abbeville District. 1t is written by
gentleman of high position, and, we need
hardly say, oorroborates in every particu-
lar the statements already made in these
columns.
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Standard LAteTstare.

America has taken Of late great stride
in the broad domain of standard lite
rature, and tho popular editions Of the
standard works Of romance, poetry and the
fine arts, now being issued, are exhausted
as soon as their name and price are known.
Messrs. D. Appleton s. Co., Of New York,
were the azst to enter the field. They saw
that the public mind needed something
more than out-throat novels and sensuous
tales, and recognizing the fact that q de-
msnd could be created by making the sup
ply abundant, they devoted their large
experience and vast resources to the publi-
cation Of cheap editions Of the English and
Continental classics. At prices ranging
FROM twenty five cents to one dollar, Apple-
ton & Co., have issued reprints of the
works Of the most noted poets and novelista
Of the century, each edition being as cor
rect in text and as neat in its typographical
appearance as though it were to be sold at
ten times the prioe. We feel that the
Appletons are doing q good and noble
work. To them is due the credit Of the
whole movement, for had they not taken
the lead the issue Of popular editions z
GOULD never have become what it now is,
the great feature Of the American publish
ing business. aGsa 81 ea
d. Appleton & Go. have steadily main,
tanned the superiority which their capital,
intelligence and enterprise gave them, and
we have now before US same books bearing
their imprint, WHICH will give an idea Of
the meaRep In which they carry out their
promises.
TEE WAvERLEY NOVELS. aa ii
This is an edition Of the Waverley NO vels,
printed on fine paper, with clear type, the
text being that Of the latest Abbotsford
edition. The set consists Of twenty-five
volumes, Of which twenty two have already
been issued. Each volume Is complete In
itself,and costs twenty-five cents. Another
edition is also issued, TO consist Of six vol.
umss, Of which three have appeared. The
farst contains Wavorley, Guy Mannerinrr..
Kenilworth, and Tvsnhoe. The second !:
The Legend. of Montrose, Talisman. Anti.
quarry, Red Gauntlet, and Romans Well.
The third The Bride Of Lammsrmoor.
The Abbot, Betroshed, and Peyeril Of thu
Peak. These are printed from the ,., came
plates ss the unbound edition. They are
we'll illustrated, and are very handsomely
bound Ia green and gold. gle
THE BHrr1sH posrs. Se 3s. L ats
Several volumes OF this series have been
issued. Among them are Milton, Burns.
Scott, and Campboll. They are clearly
printed, in easily iegibls type, on Ase pa
Per, and cest ATTY GENTS volume.
MAasxArr,s woaxs. <44 y
The three volumes before us, Pefoival
Aeene, Snarlsysw, and the Phantom Shin
complete this edition of the well known
maritime novelist. The typo 10 large and
the paper ane. Twelve volumes make up
the Set each volume oesting a9ty csnts.
These editions or any single volume NAV
be obtained OF John Russell, Kings
by whom they have been handed to us.
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'ReiaauaI.

I'D EAIOYAL. - II HI n s1unHc II IN ssa n is
~. having purchased the stogk III trade or Mr., E
EEHEY, Hookseller and ststsoner, No. 1866 MER1.
IN1.SIHEKT, have removed from their old sfand
20 the aboys c0nnmodious store, end solicfs cou :
t!noance o. patronage bestowed ON NE. HENRY ana
themselves. f DENNY q PBRRY. n
y f" Booksellers aud etat!oners. XII
{% se36 No. aS5 Meeting street.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED or
nie ssooE OF Books ana Stationery % essss. DENNY
DOasUWN1 49,, On num- ft.a u. HENRY.
AprsA 58 Gsk Igla IS srltt 8g sh t q !
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-4or Sale.

"A n PR1vATE SALE, THAT FINE
IN STAND with fixtures for Grocery corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
PHEA6lsEs. thstu January Al
GTEAM ENGANEs FOR SALE CHEAP.
- If applied for immediately-
~ One l9horae Portable ENGINE
~ One Ahorse Portable Engine.
ALSO. az u
III One S-horse-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON. BARKLEY & Co. -,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
january 16 aa
LNOK SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS I'M
~ any quantity. Price Is cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. APP
ply at the office Of THE NEWS. March
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WE FIND the following paragraph in yes
terday's Courier: &C. gentleman just from
"Columbia says, that quite number of
freedmen had abandoned their contracts
Sin and near that place, and gone to Abbe-
''ville to enlist in the me1ish, at sixteen
"dollars month and rations"
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Uo Bent.

THO RENT. THE RESIDNNCE No. SO
h TRADD-sTREET, three doors east OF Meeting
containing Elk square rooms. double piazzaa. CHS.
term &c. 10 an approved tenant it will be rented
low. Apply on the PREMISES. April 6
THO RENT. THE STORE AND RESI-.
II DENCE, corner OF King and Lamboll-stt eets
AlCAtre Of p, O'DONNELL, ON the next Lot north
"f 's,A above. February "A
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Gost-auo .Souu0.

DICKED UPON JAMES ISLAND
Il Beach, o small CANOE BOAT. Inforuaatiou
can be obtained by applying to Captain G.. F. HA-
BENICHT. No. 10 King-street. 81 April
DiCKED UP ADRlFT. ABOUT TWO
Il months ago, BOAT about fifteen feet six in
one car with boat. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying expenses, with q small
reward. Apply at No. 23 BKOAD-STREET.
ApriI8 ~
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Q0pQrtnfrsbiu uetiff.

TT AyV NOTICE.-TFHE UNDERSlGNED
~ have this day formed oopartneEship for the
practice OF LAW AND EQUITY fn all the Courts of
LAIN & sEABKOOK Especiai attention WIN be
paid to the collection Of estras held by parties out
OF the State. Y ~ D. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
April2&i Gt t..ift r. B. SEAHROOK. ,
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FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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