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IL MALONE,

At THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
n friends. announces himself IA candidate
for Chief Of Police Of Virginia City, at the
nnsninr CITY o~leutiOn in MAY. mhSbtI
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POLITICAL
GEORGE DOWNEY

NNoUNCES HIMSELF AS CANDIDATE
"A for Chief OF Police OF Virginia City, at the
ensuing May election. subject TO the decision OF
the rltv Union Convention, mh2s.td
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$5e5,542 O3!

WouId you pny Express ChnrGcI a"
Money TO the Atlantic states. for Ga"
purposo or having 10 invc-trd whs'e
IL will bring but onc-hnIf The return
lowing
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From Alab nnia,

MoxrGoMEnY, April G.-The frost
last night seriously affected the crops.
Labor is very scarce, and incess"nt
rains hnvo retarded farming.
From Cnnudn.
MONTREAL, April G.-The great bill
lizard match of 1000 points, between
Dion and Foster, was won by Dion by
az n~oinls.
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WM. W. BisHoP,
HARVEY BooSs,
o. c. MCDONALD,
PATRICK HENRY,
CHARLES CALHOUN,
A. CAsrEEL.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-16
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the matter Of samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin plr-
sons, Trustees of the Cairo City Property, ". Ellen
shOrte-on Bill a. enforce Vendors Lien
Public notice Is hereby given, that N pursuance Of
decTetal order entered IN the above entitled cause in
the circuit court of said county, the eighth day
October A. H. lsGs, Of the October term A. D. leCs, a.
said court T. John a. Hartman, Master in ChaAcery for
said court, will, on the 10Th day Of February 4 u.
1873, at II o'clock in the forenoon Of said day sell
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, ne tho
southwest dsor of the house Ia the city of Caro-
in said county the following described rea estate sit
uate in the first addition o. the city Of Caro- county 81
Alexander and state Of lns,s to-wlt;
Lot number two go IN bl<k numbered twenty five
(?5) rs known and des gnated the recorded map or
pia OF SAID first addition Ia and city, together with al
and singular the tcnomcnts and Embellishments there
unto belonging, in satisfaction col sand lecTce, WITH
interest anu costs
JuINQ HARTMAN, Master in Chancory
Cairo, H., January -, lNG1-4N
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MASTERS SALE.

STA T. OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In IN" matter Of Samuel Stats Taylor md Eisu Par
sons Trustees of IA, Caro- cts Property ~. t1thg-
rine " kgue-Ou 1911 tu enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice il hereby given, that In pursuance az
drcrcta order entered no The uto,c entitled cause. ma
the circuit court Of said county, the eighth day of
october, A. d. ls1s, ~ the October term \. - lsbs ~
said court, John z. li,rman Master "a Chaucey tor
said court, viii, on the 18Th day uf February, n y,
lsG9 at II o'clock Ia the forenoon OF said day scll
public auction 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, 20 tho
southwest door of the court house u the city ~ cairo,
in said county, the following described real estate site
uate in the city Cairo, county IT Alexander and
state of Illinois, to.wt;
Lot numbered th!r'y nine $50 IN u.G.k HuHihoTrf
hny-two (52 known and designated on the recorded
map plat Of said city, together with al AMI singular
the tencments and hcrcd taiucnts ttrrcuno btluug.
ing, IN satisfaction OF said decree, with ut,g,s. AMI
costs. JoHNQ, HARTMAN, Master IN ChaLccry.
Cairo, H., January 2s isgi-dti
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MASTER ) SALE.
srATE or lLLINOls.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, ~.
Alexander County, J
In the matter of samuel Slats Taylor and Edwin Pa
sons, Trustees of the Cairo city Property vs.. Ro-
sauna Smith, widow, and Fanny Snuth, Thomas :
smith, Anna smith and R0sanna Smith, children ~
Patrick Smith, decoascd-on Bl TO enforce Ven
doris Lien,
Public notice is hereby given, that in uursuanca Of :
drretal order entered ~ the above entitled cause m
the circuit court of said county on the eighth Jay ~
October, A, u. 1865, Of the octobortorm, D. EOS OF
said court, 1, John liarman Master in Chanccry for
1862 nj IL o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, sell 90
public auction Ia the highest bidder for cash az tho
southwest door of the court house m the cy of Caro-
IN said county the following described real estate sir
uao in the first addition 10 The city Of Cairo, county
Alexander aud State of Illinois. to-wltt
Lots numbored nsenty.one ~ and twenty two lz.,
in block numbered y--I lol known ana acSig-
mated upon the recorded map or pt o sad Il Ndu.-
tn 10 said civ tnaciht withul and singular he ten
cments nd hcreditamcuis ih"rebnlo belonging M
satisfaction of said decree, he.a.s interest and costs.
JOHN q. IABMAN, Master ia Chaupcr,.
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MASTERS SALE.

NTNTE OF TII.INVIN, y.
Alexander County,
In the matter of samuel Stats Taylor aud Edwin Par
sons Trustees of the Cairo city Property ". John
Flnn-On Bill 10 enforce Vendors Lien,
Public notice is hereby given, that IN pursuance Of a
dccroal order entered in the above entitled cause, in
the circuit court Of said county, the eighth day Of
October A. b. lSS, OF the October term, A H. lS6S, of
said county, l., John q. Hartman, Master in ChanceTy
for said court viii on the 2Sh day # February, D..
1862 az II o'clock m ne forenoon OF sald day se nj
Southwest doOg of tne cuurl house IN the city Of Cairo
ia said county the following described real estate,
situate In the first addition Ia the city of CAIRO, county
of Alexander and State of Illinois, to-Wit;
Iotnumhcrcd nine 800 IN block numbered twenty
seven 9, rs known and de. grated upon the recorded
map or pat ottac ~d first addition To said city to-
cethcr With an and singular tho tcncmcuts and here
itafnout, hcreuhto belonging, in satisfaction of said
decree, with interest and costs.
iOHN a. liARMNN, Master in Chaucery
Cairo. lIl, january 3S lsGN-M
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MASTERS SALE.
TATE or ILLINOIS, Vs..

STATE Of ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the matter 81 samuel Stats Taylor and Edvr isf
sous, Trustees OF III. Cairo City Property, Luther
X. Parks--on Bill to enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice II hereby gwen, that N pursuance OF
dccrctal order entered u the above entitled cause IN
tho circuit court Of said county the eighth day Of
October, A. D. ls6s OF the ortolr term, : = lsss .;
said court, John a Hartman, M,ter IN chanccfy Tor
said court, will, on the 18th day Of February A. ~
lsts AT II uco'k IN the forenoon of -nd day, sell st
public auction to the highest bidder for cash. no tho
southwest dooroft the court house IN the city oT'llro,
in said county, Ia" following described READ estate,
situated ~ the city of Cairo, county OF Alexander aud
state Of Illinois to-Wit:
Lot numbered sixteen 40 iu block numbered tWcu-
ty-tNO ca a. known ana designated upon the record
~ map or plat ~ s8'f ,y, s''Hr WITH 10 1ri sine
gsr the tcnoIncnts and herrit1mCut- thrr'unto bee
longing, IN ~ltsfrt.pu ~ sold decree, with interest
and cost. JOHN q HARTMAN, Master in Dhfln,ry.
IIlrn. ILL. IununrA -. ll,l-iM
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STATES OF AMERICA,
u Southern District Of Illinois,


Whereas, on the 18th day Of January A. l.. ls6D
George A. Leisse dled libel IN the District Court %
the United States for the Southern District OF Illinois,
against the steamboat "iumnary," her boats, tackle
apparel and furniture, praying that the may be-
condemned for the reasons and purposes in said libel
mentioned.
And whereas hy virtue of process in due form Of
Law, to directed returnabe on the first Monday in
February, 1882 have seized upon and taken the said
-iesmbost Luminsry. her boats. tackle, apparel and
furniture, and have the same ia my custody.
Notice H. hereby given, that District Court Of tho
United State. vii he held NJ the United States Court
Room, IN the city of Cairo, on thc first Monday IN
March next for the trial y, the said premises, aud the
owner or owners and all persons who have claim any
interest therein hereby cited 10 be and appear ~
the time and place aforesaid TO show cause fanny they
have why decree should be rendered in Accord
ance with the prayer Of said libel.
JOHN LOGAN. L. :. Marshal.
Cairo, Illinois, Jaauary IL, 1862. jan2idlN
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estatc Of HThio0, 4. Hoctsr, dsr.ased
The undersigned having boon appointed a9uuus ratio.
nj The estate of William A. VA ktr Ia 40 IA. comfy
Alexander and ~taeiot illinois, deceased, l.rcN .,,z
notice thai he via appear before ne o,u &, mt 8t
NleNander county, az the couu house Ia Car u t,a
March crm che third 3oudny Mare u ,t, Ia.
which time all persons having claims agsIst il..
tae notified and ne uCgtCd 70 attend iOr 90 nose
Of having the samH adjusted. AipeTs Ms O. ~ 10
said estate are requested 70 make ,n,neuut0 mons
Ia the undersigned.
H. WATSON WEBR. admir- tor
nIod tlia 29th day Of January A. a. A. "
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'alro, january ~, lNo'u'N
VNAX SALE NOTICE.

l. - 49,
To william T.. Garrett X. A, Elmund~on, WIN. Wise
man Eliza sullivan, " u. Mcclure, NJ LaEar, Al
bert q. Phillips. p "; News, Joseph Thorn, GILES
whitaker g. and T.. Hodges, John Hodges, l.. Corr
coran. Peter Dowd, James Mitchell, II. p. Craig, H.
Is. Noble, n. Hunsaker, WIN. X. Adams, John A9er-
cromble, 5. Delaney, n. j. Gunter, Peter Luny.I-
VILE. A. u. Stewart. WIN. Decker, Mary Hay, Mrs.
Phillips, 7. Is. Ellis, Charles Thrupp, r.. I. Hol-
brook, T. Vincent and joel q. Morgan
You and each of you herehv notified that at sale
Of lands and town and city lott - Zoe state, county
and district shoot taxes and cost thereon for the
wear A. d. lso held at the door Of the court house IN
The city of Cairo county Of Wander and State Of iii.
nois l. the undersigned, became the purchaser oi
each Of the following described tracts Of land ana CITY
lots the day and date set opposite to them respect
lively follows viz:
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CITY LOTS.

All OF said city lots being situated In the city OF Caro-
county ~ Alexander and state 81 Illinois, and that the
time given by law for the redemption II each of the
above described tracts Of land and city lots from said
sale purchased aforesaid the 2ath day Of July
A. II, ls6s viii expire ON the 21th day 0t July. A, H.
1870 and that the time given by law for the redcmp-
ton Of the above described tract Of land from SAID
sale, purchased aforesaid on the 4th day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1855, viii expire the 4th day ~ August,
\ D. s7O and that that the time given l law Tor the
redemption Of each of ia" above described city lots,
from said sale, so purchased as aforesaid on the ast
day of July ID. ls6s viii expire the 3ls day Of
july A. D. s7O, aud that unless the above described
tracts OF land and town lots respectively redeemed
according to law ON before the day on which the
time given by law for the redemption of each of them
expires above set forth, shall apply for deed Tor
and possession OF the same,
RICHARD FITZGERALD, Purchaser
CuirO February 4. ISifi-f1W
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LEGAL.
TNAX SALE NOTICE.

To James NJ BRYANT Frederick Buse, VI. NJ j. Me-
Clure Young d. Garner. and all others Interested
You and each Of you are hereby notified that az n
sale OF lands at the door of the court house IN the cry
Of Cairo IN the county of Alexander and state OF llll
nois tho RI LAY ~ June, A. D. 1867, for the state
county and school taxes and COSTS due and unpaid o
the year A. d. ls, became the purchaser of the fol-
lowing described lands situated in the county of Alex
andor and State of Illinois, which said lands were sold
in the names Of the persons below forth respective
~, viz:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-16
FINANCIAL
tCoRREcTED DAILY ron THE EvESiSG BULLETIN
CAIRO, III, February l6, lsG
Coin and Exchange.
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

OFFICE or THE EvESisd BULLETS,
Came. February 10 1867
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Iuiro. IIIin0ls, JanIlhFN ~ I9uV.
l. =. Butler, Plaintiff \ Attorney
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
y Alexander County,

In the Circuit Court of Alexander county, III .nois,
april Term, lsGy.
William II Purcell and Glbert II. Greedy, partner etc
doing business under the firm name Of purcell
Greedy" W. David \. Buuton-ln Attachment. De-
mnnd sll3 90
Notce Is hereby given 90 yOu, the said David A. Bun
ton that writ fHttachmcn has been sued Of the
office OF the clerk of the circuit court of said Alex lnlcr
county at the suit Of the said Purcell Gregy and
against the estate of you the said David Buntun, for
one hundred aud thirteen dollars. directed t. tho
sheriff of said county to execute, which said writ has
been returned by said sheriff executed
Now unless YOU the said David \. Bunton, shall per-
sonaly be and appear before the circuit aid
county the first day Of tho next term thereof % be
holden nthe city of Oaro, m -,id county, the first
Monday IN the month OF April next give special bail
and plead 10 said action, Judgment Viii be- entered
against Won in fvor Of the sid plaintiff aud the prop
crty attached sold to satisfy the spnnc with costs
jOlING. HARTMAN, Cork.
Cairo Illinois, January ~, lsGg.
Allen, webb Butler, Plaintiff Attorneys.
al
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-16
.XECUTORS NOTICE.

NXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Samuel H. Haliiday, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed executor
and cxecutrN Of the last vii AMI testament Of samuel
H. Halliday, late OF the county of Alexander and state
Of Illinois, deceased hereby give notice that they VIII
appear before the county court ~ Alexander county,
at the court house ia the cty Of Cairo Illinois, at the
March term, on the third Monday in March next, at
which time all persons having claims against said
tate notified and requested To- attend for the pur
pose of having the same adjusted All persons in
dcb,ed 10 said estate are requested to make immcd-
ate payment 20 the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day of January, A. u. ls6g.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE X. HALLIDAY, Executrix,
iuu2O-6W samuel Il HALLIDAY.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-16
1850 - q
LEGAL.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS,
- Alexander County, "

In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county, Illinois
April Term. 1861
William III. Schutter vs.. Michael UcWCtt-ln Attach-
ment. Demand S65i 81.
Notice is hereby given to you, the said Michael
Hewett that writ OF attachment has been sued OIt OF
the office Of the clerk of the circuit court of said cogn
ty Of Alexander, at the st Of the said william 81 hut
ter, and against the estate Of yuu the said Michael
uewet, for sir hundred aud ffty-fye and 81 100 dol
lars directed 10 the sheriff Of said county to execute,
which said writ has been returned 10y said sheriff en-
dorsed, 'No property founl Of defendants; served on
Jacob Lehnng as gmnishcc; defendant not found
Now unless you, the said Michael Hewett shall per-
sonslly be and appear before The circuit court Of said
county on the first day of the next term thereof o be
holden in the city of Cairo, In said county on the first
Monday IN the month Of April next give special hail
and plead 10 said action Judgment will be entered
against you n favor of the said plaintiff and the prop
ertv attached sold to satisfy the same with costs.
JOHN q. HARMA,I, Clerk.
Cuiro. Illinois, January H. 1869.
4 - un,lar plaintiff Attorney lidsW
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Young 70. Garner. INV or NV qrl l6s. 3w. 40
same ............ n pc sw qr. 9l5s. Jw.
And that the time given by law for the redemption of
Tho above described lands and each " them 80 pur-
chased ~ aforesaid the 18th day Of JHnc ~ u. 1901
will expire on the Goth day Of June. A. y. l-6, and
that unless sooner redeemed shall apply for deed
TOR ard possession Of the same; and that the time gwen
by Law for the redemption Of the ahot" described lan
and each Of them purchased aforesaid the 21th
day Of June, A. u. 1851, will expire on the 18th day OF
June, A. D. lsd9, and that unless sooner redeemed
shall amply for deed for and possession of the same.
RICHARD rlZGERNp Purchaser.
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q o { / r .
AT THE STHLE.

Tomorrow it must be, know it must;
He will be married then-but not to me;
1t was sweet tale that my fancy told
And sweet the end-the end that ne'er can be
Yes, by this stile how oft we've stood!
And have watched his far-of kindled smile
I thought he loved to feel that he was watched,
Although he never minded me the while.
He bore with me, for 1 was near to her;
He loved me-only . She loved her chair,
The blades of grass her feet had trodden down,
The senseless ribbon that had bound her hair.
Oh, golden corn, that these poor eyes have seen
Peep first, like baby grass, from out the clod!
As you have grown, so grew my hopes; but they
Are withered, and none pities me, save God
That night they told me-and l tried to smile
When to this cold and silent pool rushed,
And something babe me hide my secret there
There cool the cheek that grief and shame
had flushed
Oh, loving God! that crushed the half-borl
crime
That wooed my eyes toward the swcet-voiced
spire;
The holy church with golden legends fillod
OF Love and Mercy that can never tire;
On that gaze, and all my anguish dies;
feel but love for her-his happy bfide--
Tomorrow morn receive my humble prayers,
o God, although kneol not by his side
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The American champion drinker is
Mrs. Mulligan, who recently testified in
q New York Police Court that she ''wud
dhrink vishky agin lager wild any man,
and carry him to the stashin,house as
sober as apoliceman-so she wud."
Count Francis Pulasky, who came to
this country with Kossuth, is now recon
ciled to the Austrian Government; has
had his large estates formerly confis ca
ted restored to him; is right t-hand man
of Deak, the Hungarian Premier, and
was spokesman of the Hungarian depu-
tatlcn at Vienna on Friday.
Mrs. Nancy Doherty is the champion
tape wormist of Indiana. On last Sun
day she took the premium with one sixty
feet long. Her principal competitor was
Mary McQuade, who took the second
best with 40 feet.
During the second quarter Of the pres,
ent year the city of Paris has consumed
605 horses, or about 276,000 pounds OF
horse flesh for three months. A few
mules and dcnkeys are included in the
quantity, but the exact number is not
specified.
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From the Gin. Enquirer 18th inst,
How Ii was ReCeiTed.

The nomination of Mr.. Pendleton for
Governor is, received with the greatest
enthusiasm here, as might have been e2
pected, from his Democratic friends.
They have long regarded him with feel ,
ing of admiration and affection that is al
most unparalleled in the history of poll
tics. The name of no living statesman
appeals so strongly to the Democratic
heart, or will elicit so lively a response.
Since the days Of Stephen a. Douglas
the West has rot had.su universal a ia
iotite. Nor is this feeling in his hehalf
confined exclusively to the Democratic
party. The Republicans, even in the bit
terest party times, have always professed
the greatest respect for his private char
scter, and have given him credit for the
highest qualities, Yesterday ire heard
a numbere Of prominent Radicals achd
freely, and ,cithout hesitdtion, declared
their parpose Of cotiog for him. He
will, from all indications, receive. one of
the Most triumphant votes ever given to
candidate in Ohio.
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A NEGRO GOVERNMENT.

The following is the Negro Amend
ment which the people of Ohio are
begged by the Radicals to vote for:
SEC. l. The right of the citizens of
the United States to vote shall not be de-
MED or abridged by the United States,or
any State, on account of RACE, COL
OR, or PREVIOUS CONDITION of
servitude.
Sec. .. The Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
And indorsing that the following res
olution adopted by the Ohio Radicals,
June %:
..That the abolition of slavery was
nationa, and necessary consequence of
the war of the Republic and that the
reconstruction measures of Congress
were measures well adapted to effect the
reconstruction of the Southern States
and secure the blessings of liberty and q
free government aud as a completion of
those measures, and finally, believing in
its essential justice, acc are IN .fdoor Of
the ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend-
meat TO the Constitution Of the United
States"
"Henceforth, the Republican party,
from the St John to the Pacific is unit
for Universal Liberty and IMPARTIAL
SUFFRAGE regardless Of CASTE.
RACE or COLOR. Those who
are hostile to this principle will go to
their own places as Judas did."-Nep
York Tribune, NegToite
That there is fear and trembling in the
Radical camp for the Negro Amendment,
the following will prove:
"Let as hare no SIiHk,ing or dodging on
the Fifteenth amendment. IT Is THE
ESSENCE OF WHAT WE STRUGGLED FOR DU-
RING ALL THESE YEARS
"Erery election for nearly ten gears
has been fought with this ultimate object
ire point an ricr, and nothing bat the co,c-
ardice Of milk and ,cater Conservatives
has postponed 1t TO the Fan elections Of
1869 to settle the question .fnqHy. y
Ohio State journal, The organ Of Ohio
Negr0jSm.
WHITE MEN.
There are the two platforms of the
parties in Ohio on the Negro question.
The Democracy favor Government
ruled by White Men.
The Radicals favor and urge upon the
people the necessity Of this Government
being ruled by the Ignorant Negroes.
Choose your party aud prin ciples for
the best interests Of the country.