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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

Among those who are busy just now de.
nouncing the democratic ticket, us unworthy
of tho support of democrats, there is not a
single individual whose democracy is not OF
the most questionable character.
Some of them bolt the party when they can
not control it, and others are regular, chronic
boilers. Not one of them can lay claim to
consistency as democrat. The idea Of such
men as these presuming TO teach democrats
democratic duty They are eminently proper
men to save the party and 90 preserve its ac-
customed old.fashioned majority Out upon
them, as mischief-makors, and enemies that
must be crushed .. ..,F.
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i hereby given that default having occurred n
the performance u the conditions expressed Ger.
tain lnoTtgAg, or deed Of trust executed ~ Joshua
,ushing, john Cushng and George /. Cushing, 10
samuel stats TAYLOR and Eisin Parsons, Trustees
Of the OairO CITY Property, bearing dale che 5h day
Of MAY, 1861, and duly recorded IA the OitCu
OF the Recorder Of Deels In ant FOR Alexander
county, m the state Of Illinois, In Book T. Of Deeds
on page %, &C., SAID mortgage decd u! trust con
yeyng lots numbered Fix t6, seven "a and e.ght 81
In block numbered teen N5l, In the nrsi addition 10
the ciiyof Cairo, IN said county and state, We, che
undersigned, said Trustees will on Friday the sh
day OF March next, A. d. 1853, at 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon OF that my, under and by Nlltle " "a"
power OF sale contained ia said Mortgage or decd Of
trus', sell at Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder,
for ca h. NJ the Office building Of -d Trustees, corner
o, Vast ngton avenue and Eighteenth street, IN sad
atty Il Caro-, IN sad county q state, the above
described real estae lots 81 land, - satisfy the
puTp and conditions of said mortgage OF deed Of
uust. sad property will be so'd without lempton
and deed will DO executed to the purchaser on such
sale. 5. >TAATs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo city Properly.
Dated, Cairo, ILL.,, February ~. lSig uiI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby gwen that default having occurred
In the performance % ia. conditions expressed ln q
certain mortgage deed Of trust. executed %! George
Kellogg to the Reverend George H. Alinson, bearing
dato tie lstday OF July 1884, and duly recorded IN the
office Of the Recorder ofpccds, ia and Tor Alexander
county, IN the state OF Illinois, In book 81, page ~
Sc, said mortgage or deed Of trust conveying lots
numbered thirteen (i3), In the city Of Cairo IN sad
county and state, the undersigned, being tiie a1y
appointed administrators 81 said Nnson, 90 whom sAll
gage made, and who II nov deceased, VIII,
on Friday the hfh day of March next, A. j.. ls6i ai
10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day, under ana by
virtue ~ the power Of sale contained IN aid mortgage
or deed Of trust, sell az public auction 20 th. highest
bidder for cash n, tho Office budng Of th" Trustee.
Of the Cairo CITY Property, at the corner OF Wellington
avenue and Eghiocnth street, IN SAID city ~ Cairo Boo
said county and state the above described lots real
estate, to satisfy tho purposes and cond tons 81 sad
mortgage deed oftrust. Said property VIII be- sold
without redemption CHAPMAN blllbI
FRANCIS WEST,
Cairo M Feb. 10, lsG9.id Administrators, Be-.
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Ins

The radical blatherskites and their allies,
the boilers, have commenced a systematic viii
LITIGATION of the democratic nominees. The
most infamous Glsehoods arc already alloa,---
fals6hoods which these men would not for
anything less than their lives, repeat to the
| face of the slandered candidates.
The candidate for marshal, Mr.. Bambrick,
one of our most energetic citizens, is an OBJ
ect at which radical arrows, poisoned by the
basest ISLANDERS, are increasingly fired. He is
unfit for the position to which he aspires, be-
cause forsooth as street commissioner he
failed to report as large sum of money as
was collected in the days of Cairos prosper
ity, when soldiers and temporary soiourners
thronged our streets, and money lined the
pockets Of every man who put forth the COM
monest effort to obtain it. If these hypocrit-
ical stcklers for honesty and economy halted
here their SANDER of good man might be
accepted as tho natural outcropping Of a
heated municipal contest but when, in addi-
ton, they throw out limitations of fraud and
bad faith on the part of Mr.. Bambrick, they
blaoken their souls with falsehood for which
there is neither excuse nor justification. Mr..
ID. is gentleman of unquestionablo honesty
and integrity; he has quietly pursued bust
ness with the Cairo public during period of
eight or ten years, maintaining the while
reputation for uprightness of conduct and fair
dealing to which his slanderers could never
lay claim. Divested, by fire, of every dollar
of his honest earnings with willing hands and
n stout heart, he essays another start in the
world; but at the very commencement of his
effort he is met by radical Islander, abuse and
of the foulest character, and I'M
deserved as IL is foul. But let his traducers
rail on, keep their false tongues wagging
His whole life forms around him u shiold
which their poisoned shafts, although most
'droitly aimed, will fail to penetrate. If he
lives until Wednesday morning next he will
be marshal of the city-vindicated by the
votes Of his fcllow-citizens
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y
Is hereby gwen that default having occurred IN the
performance Of the conditions pr. ssed in certain
mortgage or deed OF trust, eKecu.ed by Joshua Cush
lng John Cushing and 6eorge I, Cushing, to samuel
Stats Taylor and l. isiu Parsons, trustees Of the
Cairo CITY Property, bearing date the 3O,h day Of
March, ls6i aud duly recorded in the office Of the
Recorder of Deeds IN and for Alexander county, in
the State Of Illinois, IN Book i, OF Deeds, page bs
a., said mortgage or deed Of trust conveying lots
numbered one ~, two go, three (3 four () aud 1--WE
(5) in block numbered fifteen u5), ~ the first addition
to the city Of Cairo IN said county aud 4 te We the
undersigned, said Trustees will GU FRIDAY the 5th
day OF March next A. d. 1862 at 10 o'clock IN the fore
noon OF that day, under and by yrlue Of the power
OF sale contained said Mortgage or deed of trust
sell, at Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder, tor
cash at tie office building Il sad Trustees, corner
Of Washington avenue aud Eighteenth street. IN SAID
city OF Caro-, IN said county and State, the
above described real estate or lots of land satisfy
the purposes and conditions OF ssld mort gage or deed
Of trust said properly Will be- sold without re Temp.
ton, and deed VIII be executed Ia the purchaser ON
such sale :, SrAATN TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustee Of the Caro- CITY Proper
Dated, Cairo, H., February To- 1863. did
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

The Arthur discharged horo lOi cattle,
l4oo boxes raisins, Ia hhds sugar, 100 bbs
currants and rice, 20 bbls salt, $40 bags cof-
fee, 10 tons Sundrics for Cairo, Chicago, and
other points.
The Lumsden brought out q bars iron, Z
hhds tobacco, 10 pkgs leather for reshpment
to ST. Louis. 43 hhds tobacco, 80 bags pea
nuts for New Orleans, aud returned to Nash
vile this morning with full load of corn,
groceries and sundres.
The VIM. White for Paducah, the Cumber-
land for Evansville, the Mary +. Forsyth for
Memphis and VicksburS, and the Pauline
Carroll for New Orleans, are all to leave here
this evening.
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| NOTICE

N
Notice il hereby given that default having occurred
IN the performance 81 the conditions expressed 10
Powers 10 tic Reverend George b. Allnsou, bearing
date tho 2lst day ~ November, A. u. lsd3 and duly
recorded In the office Of the Recorder Of Deeds m ami
Tor Alexander county, IN the State Of Illinois, iu book
M" page isi, &C., said mortgage deed % trust
conveying lots numbered eight Isl and nine lgI, IA
block numbered thirteen Qj) Ia the city Of Caro-, Ia
said county and state, the undersign" bang tho
duly appointed adm illustrators OfsaidAlusontp whom
said mortgage made, and who D. deceased,
will, on Friday, the hnh day Of March next, A. D. l,p,
AZ 10 o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day, under AMI hy
virtue 81 the power ~ sale contained IN -ad mortgage
or deed Of trust sell at public auction, 20 the ghest
bidder for cash. a. the office building uf The Trustees
Of the CAIRO City Property At the corner Of Washington
avenue and Eighteenth street in said ely Of Cairo, lu
said county and state, the above described lots real
estate 20 satisfy the purposes and conditions Of said
mortgage or deed Of trust SAID property NIL Dee sold
without redemption. CHAPMAN BiDDLE,
FRANCS WEST,
Cairo, H., Feb ~, lSG9-td Administrators, Sc.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

Clergyman while residing IN South America as a
miss ionary, discovered "a safe and simple remedy for
the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases
Of the Urinary and seminal Organs and the whole train
Of disorders brought by banoful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and un
fortunate, ! will send the recipe for preparing and
usmg TINS medicine, in sealed envelope. 90 any one
Who uecds.lt, rRsE OF CHARGE. Address,
JOSEPH 4. INMAN
station D. Bible House
iool-d3m New YORK. tiy,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

As tho pink-cye potato has grown into great
favor in Southern Illinois, and is really a
very desirable quality, there is considerable
inquiry for it through the country, for seed.
Our commission and produce merchants are
now literally supplied in that way, and can
furnish any quantity desired on demand.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17
The Nonpariel Society is defunct, 4

The Nonrariel Society is dcfunct and
honceforth will be a thing of memory. Never
more will its members, to the voluptous swell
Of music cavort upon the fantastic hoofi nor
shall sylph-like forms in the witching mazes
Of the dance, ever again seem more of Heav-
en- than earth, for tho the thing is bursted,
collapsed, done for. "Sic transit gloria" ct
cetera.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17
lNTEI,.

At tie st. Charles hotel, Immediately, some
good, experienced fr'; class girls to fill posi-
tious as chambcrmaids, dining-room girls and
in the laundry. Those who can bring good
accommodations and are not afraid to work
will be employed at good wages and prompt
pay. [n3Wl JEwErT WILCOX 81 Co.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17
EiREiEIRLi, EIRE.,,

Water! waterll wa.crli! Great induce.
mcnts u Bargtasl bargains The stock Of
clothing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes, &C.,
&c, which W.. saved - Stcruhcimer X Marx
from the late ir', will ue sold at 30 per cent
less than cost NJ their new place of business
No. 80 Ohio lcveo. Coll soon and secure bar.
gains, as the goods viii be sold ut great sac
RIDGE, by order of the underwriters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

! 'N"''''f '''' '-'''s
The weather is again wet and disagree cable,
and rain has been falling at intervals since
dark last night. The wind seems to be chang
| ing around from the north as we close, and
| possibly the rain may not be Of long dura-
ton.
The Mississippi is rising very rapidly at
! -. Louis and heavy rains succeeded by II
heavy fall Of snow is reported above that city
| During the month no very heavy SHOWS were
reported in the Rocky Mountains, and hopes
were entertained that no great food would be
down the Missouri this spring. These hopes
ars now dissiputcd, M heavier SHOWS have
! fallen within the last three week, in the
! Rocky Mountains and along the upper Mis-
| souri, than were ever known to the Oldest in
habitsnt-whtc or red 1t therefore be-
| hooVes everybody interested along the river
below and especially those who have charge
of the Cairo levees, to prepare for the emer-
| gency rs tremendous freshet is prophe-
sled from the Missouri when the SHOWS melt.
The Ohio Is still rising at Louisville, Gin
| cnnati and Pittsburg, but falling between
the latter two points, There is eleven feet
reported in the channel at Pittsburg and
eight feet water over the falls at Louisville
Here the river has risen twelve inches
since last report and will probably rise about
three feet more from the effect of the rise in
the ONO hat will be the magnitude of the
rise from the Mississippi cannot yet be pre-
dicted, but 1t Is not probable that the snow
freshet will come down for several weeks yet,
and the present rise from recent rains may
only be sufficient to keep the river here at
about ITS present stage for about a week. AT
ter thal II no other rise follows, the rivers
here may fall considerably.
Business continues good.
The Thompson Dean did not clear for New
Orleans until late hour last night. As be
lore reported her receipts amounted to up
wards Of one thousand tons, the principal
Items of which were 400 bbls -four, go bbls
pork, 600 sacks corn, coo sacks oats, 80 hhds
tohacco-all for New Orleans, besides large
quantity OF similar freight for Vicksburg
and way points,
The Quickstep VIM. White, Champion,
and Belle 81. Louis disc harged considerable
assorted freight for Cairo.
The Undcrwriter brought nearly a full load
of corn from Dog Tooth Bend for reshpment
to Nashville on the John Lumsdon.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

n No. circular sawyer. Apply to me at
Che MILL Forticth street, Ohio levec.
fcbl3d3t ISAAC WILLIAMS
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

Plants and garden seed, warranted to b,
the growth Of lsos, for sale by William NJ
Davidson. lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

The Hon. Geo. w. Wall and Col Towncs,
of DuQuoin, were in the city yesterday.
These gentlemen take a lively interest in our
municipal contest thoir .ympathies, Of course
being with the democracy.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

The bargains given by Goldstne Il Rosen-
water in calicos, muslins, and all staple arti-
cles in the dry goods line, is attracting the
attention Of all prudent buyerstf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

For oysters, 60 to Louis Herbert and pro
cure some Of his Mobile Shell Oysters
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17
Naval Reunion.

The meeting of naval officers appointed for
Thursday, February 10, 1859, ut Cairo, ILL.,,
will be held at the Atheneum at 10 o'clock,
am. A cordial invitation is extended to all,
both officers and sailors, to meet with us on
that occasion.
Messmatos and shipmates, come one, come
ALL
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

David j. Baker j., has announced himself
as a candidate for the vacant judgeshp in
this judicial circnit, but will submit his
claims, most probably, to the decision of the
radical convention to be held in Metropolis on
Saturday next As an attorney Mr.. Baker is
con ,dcd very fair abilities.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17
RIVER NEWS.
Port List for the - Hours ending at
Two o'clock, Il. NJ.

ARRIVALS.
Gen. Anderson Column; VIM. White, Paducah;
Qulckstrp, Evansville, Champion, Cincinnati;
W. II Arthur, \. o.; Cllfton.
Comet, " Alaska, "
Belle II. louis, ~. Louis; John Lumsdon Nashville;
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Richmond, Louisville
Underwater, Dog Tooth; Raven, POmeroy.
DEPARTURES.
Gen. Anderson, Column; VIM. white Paducah;
Belle t. Louis, Memphis. Comet, Grand Tower;
Clifton, " w. II. Arthur - Louis;
Quckstep, Evansville; Belle Memphis, "
Alaska, New Orleans Champion,
Richmond, John Lumsden, 4"
Raven ~. Louis,
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Hotel Arrivals,

The -. Charles Hotel, Tuesday, February I6l
q Nj DoughCTty, H.; DA Edens, Mo;
W Sinclair, y o.; Mrs Howard, NO;
J Hurt, CenTaiia; II Chapman, Centraiia
q ~ Drng, PittSburg; Miss Miller & sister, CHI !;
Mr., Lewis, Chicago; EFT Jones, Indiana;
4 II Kirkpatrick, Ind: IA Windram. city;
Mrs Porter, Boston; IL Easton.ll;
" Babcock, Md Cityi rig Ellis, CINCINNATI
VI Byron. Ala; CE Batcwcll, Ala;
q a. CANDY Mo-: VI Buckley, Tenn;
II Buckley, Tenn; T. j West, No.,
: B Eastman. Boston.
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OF Arrival ANA Departure of Mails.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
. cEI11a1. NJ Y111 In n tiOns -.
D
Charter Election, Tuesday, February 10.

Charter Election, Tuesday, February 20
.
For Mayor.
JOHN III. OBERLY.
For City Attorney,
LOUIS p. BUTLER.
EOr'Ciiy Treasurer.
JOHN HYLAND.
For City Clerk,
PATRICK MOCKLER
For City Marshal,
MICHAEL BAMBRICK.
For Police Magistrate,
n. sHANNEssY.
For Ndcrman-First Ward
r. THEOBOLD.
For Select Council,
I. Valdez.
For Aldcmcn--Second ward.
JOHN w. MCKEE.
JOSEPH MENDEL,
n. VI. HULEN, For Vacancy.
For Select Council.
=. w. BARCLAY.
For Aldermen--Third ward.
VIM. LONERGAN,
G.. w. UENDRICks, Vacancy.
For Select Council.
n. O'CALLIHAN.
For Aldcrmcn--Fourih ward.
JAMES Kennedy,
JOSEPH BRANKLE.
For Select Council.
LOUIS JORGENsEN.
For Select Council. from The City u, Large
q. ID. WILLIAMSON,
WILLIAM MARTIN.
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washington', birthday Bail.

The German Turner's have their arrange
meuts well advanced for the celebration Of
the l37th anniversary of the birth Of Tho
"FatAcy Of his country by way of grard
ball in Washington, Hall on Cedar .cl
Ninth streets. Tho leading German c.i7er,
are interesting themselves in the affair n,J
have expressed determination TO nal Z
one Of the loading local features of the ycur
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

Tho children Of the city, ~ well as the
adult population, avow themselves delighted
with the "two hours excursion through
Now York, furnished by the unroling of
Billiards. wonderful artistic achievement
known as the panorama of New York Ths
los, performance vii. be given this even
iug.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

Oar Information TO the effect that the Afri-
can NJ. +, congregation had purchased Turner
Hal, and purpose converting it into house
Of worship, wa, not altogether correct That
sable congregation purchased building OF
greatly inferior pretentions ON lot 30, Turner
Hall being on 70; 80. In our statement thcre-
fore We were just 20 feet from the truth
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17

COMMITTEE.
JAMES LANING,
Late Act. Vol. Lieut.. U. =. ~,
JAS. b. FULTON,
Late Chief Eng. Miss. Squadron.
l.. JoRGENsEN,
Late A. A. Paymaster U. ). ~,
III. ii. CASDEE,
Late A. A. Paymastcr L. 6. ~,
ii. A. HARMON,
Late Act. Ensign U. :. n,
G. Il. NELLIs,
Late Act. Ensign L.. ). n.
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WANTS.


NNvANTED-Acxandcr County orders, ~ 20 cts
w oL the dollar, for all kinds Of Lumber and Bu.
dcr-' Materials. W. W. THpRNION.
iauIlitf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-17


stolen stovo-wood il not always the chual-
est fuel, as negro family domiciled not Tar
from tho African Baptist church learned the
other morning, TO It's sorrow. A pile Of
stoye-wood in The same neighborhood Kept
growing beautifully less, by some undne pro-
CO.'S which the owner determined to discoy .
Accordingly he charged stick of the WOOD
with about two ounces ofpowder, and left il
lying in an exposed condition on top OF the
rank. Next morning he watched for the doe
noument The charged stick had disappearaa
during the night, but now it was broad day
light. and 40 clue ... been gained Us % ..u
thief At the very moment he arrived al the
conclusion that be bad wrongly suspected h's
colored neighbors, there was an explosion I'm
one OF tho nearest shauties, followed by a
scream and a cloud OF ashes. Visiting tho
scene OF the explosion, the gentleman ra.
tn dogaie. ia tho d,rest state ofalarm, and Il
wci.-won cooking stove pretty thoroughly
scattered, The uo,ghboring negroes yolua.
t-sled the suggestion, as solution Of the
ll5 terry that lightning had struck the tree
nom which the wood had been cut, and
atack.
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NOTICE

ITusltts OF IHt NNITO III)
Dated. Ca.Lo. III. EehrnaLy ~, 1879
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LOUIS JOItGENsEN

q. ID. WILLIAMSON,
WILLIAM MARTIN.
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NOTICE

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