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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-13
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TNAX SALE NOTICE.

IL
To william p. Garrett, II. A Edrnund-on, VIM, Wise
man. Eliza Sullivan, NJ. D. Mcclure, N. Lazir, Al
bert @ Phillips. p. NJ. News, Joseph Thorn, Giles
Whitaker, q. and T. Hodges, John Hodges, p. Cor
coran, Peter Dowd, Jane. Mitehe II. y Craig, b.
crombe, 5. Delaney, NJ. u. Gunter, Peter Lander
yii'e A. y. Stewart, WIN. Decker, Mary Hay, Mrs
brook, y. Vincent and Joel q. Morgan
You and each OF you hereby notified that at sale
~ lands and town and city lot ~ to State, county
and district SHOOT taxes and cost. thereon for the
year A. h. 1901 held nj the door Of Tie court house IN
the city Of Caro- county Of Alexander and State OF l
nois, T. the undersigned, became the purchaser of
each 81 the following Described tracts land and city
lots, the day and date set opposite Ia them respect
fyefy as follows, VIZ.
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same S; . ~."y... pt .w ar Sis sw 3
And that time given by Law for the reden pton Of
the above deserved lands mud earn nf thon 20 pur-
chased ~ aforesaid on the 2 day Of June A. D. lsJ7,
will expire on the 18th day of June. " 1859, and
that unless sooner red, ened shall apply for deed
and possession Of the srne; and thai The time given
by law for the redemption of the pye described land,
and each Of them purchased rs aforesaid the 9th
day III June, A. D. 1857, will expire the 2tb day of
june A. ID. 1869. aud tina, unless sooner redeemed
shall apply for deed for and possession Of the same.
RICHARD fiTzGERALD Purchaser
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, ! :.
" Southern District of Illinois ss'
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County, -
In Il matter ofsAnuei stats Taylor and Edwin Par.
sons, Trustees Of te Cairo City Property, Luther
Public no,ics 10 hereby given ,aAsin pursuance Of q
decsct order entered in the aboys entitled cause, in
the circuit court u said couny On the eighth day Of
& iss term d.
isss Il ii oc'ock the forsnosa Of said day, sell as
" Sa e sss ne for 1s
IN ssd county. ne eIloring described real estate,
s,.assa n ne cry % cro' Alexander and
Lot numbered sixteen lis) In block numbered TWEEN.
y-two CO, ss known and designated upon the record
s s ei s. o ,s sFsnsr s all and sim
and sost;; JOHN Y HAnMAN. Master in Chsneery.
MAsTEK's SALE. TTT = ~ :,
Asssndsr County. a.
IN the matter Of Samuel staas Taylor and Edwin Par.
q, hs , Care :, so S,y rIySpsy rs sahA-
Pubic notice hereby given, that in pursuance ofa
ne ereus court q s.a county on the eighth day Of
sstd court. John .. Arman, Master N chancery for
ssd court, viii. On the 10th day Of February, A. d.
lseo, ct o'clock in the forenoon Of said day sell ut
public Aoction to the highest bidder, for cash, tho
southwest door OF court house IN the city OF Cairo
IN said county the following described real estate sit
ss.s N she Guy Of Caro- county of Alexander and
Lot numbered thirty nine tss) in block numbered
hfty-two lc. ~ known and designated the recorded
map or plat Of said city, together with all and singular
the tensments and hereditaments thereunto belong.
ing IN tisiacon OF said decree, with interest and
eorts. JoHNQ. HARTMAN, Master in Chancery.
Cairo, III. January Is, ls6y-dd
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LEGAL.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, +,
~ AlexAnder County, 3d.

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- Alexander County, 3d.
In ths Circuit Coeft Of Alexander county, Illinois
William =; sshutsef ys. Michael Hewe,t-In Attach.
ns sSs' ~. s: v 70 S .h s .sa ssas,
y of XsIsadsf the suit Of the .sid wiiiia sehus.
isvess 70 - hundred and and s.iSc dol.
MRS. directed TO- the sheriff Of said county TO execute
which said writ has been returned by said sheriff en-.
dorseA, "No property found of defendants served on
Nov unIsss you, the smi Michael Hewet, shall per.
county TIE arstdsy of the next term thereof TO b
holden In the city Of Cairo, in said county the rss
Monday IN the month 81 April ncIt give special bail
and plead 20 said sction, Judgment viii be entered
cfty attached sold 20 satisfy The same with costs
Csiro, Illinois, January ia 1850
Il r. Butler, Plaintiffs Attorney. janI4dow
CTATE OF ILLINOIS,
- Alexander County, IS.
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county. Illinois.
William IT, Purcell and Gilbert II. Greedy partners etc.
doing business underthe firm name II "Pnrrell
Greedy. ", David A. Binton-ln Attachment. De-
Notice is hereby given 70 you the said David A. Bun
ton that writ Of has been sued out OF the
Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of said Alexander
county nj the suit Of the aad Purcell a Greely, and
again the estate of you the said David BuntOn for
one hundred and thirteen dollars, directed TO the
sheriff of said county e. execute, which said writ haa
been returned by said sheriff executed.
Now unless You, the said David A. Bunton, shall per-
sonaly be and appear before the circuit court OF said
county the FIRST day Of the next term thereof be
holden IN the city Of Cairo, IN said county, the first
Monday in the mouth Of April next, give special bah
and plead % said action, Judgment VIII be entered
against you m fayor of the SAID plaintiff aud the prop
erty attached sold to satisfy Che same with costs.
JOHN 9. HinMAN, Clerk.
Allen. WebbN Butler, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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AoshbWoG 0VHOce Ehhvhs~oC~
The board Of aldermen took such &C
ton, on Monday night, on the applica-
ton Of the Cairo & Vlncennes railroad
company for the use Of Commercial
avenue, a. becomes them as faithful
guardians Of the interests Of the city.
They rendered the use Of Commercial
avenue TO the company, and such other
streets as would enable 1t to reach the
point, for either a single or double line
Of rails, by vote lacking only one OF
being unanimous. This unanimity shows
that the subject has been duly weighed,
and the conclusion arrived at that the
future prosssrity Of the city depends
upon the operation Of our railroads, and
that 1t is, therefore, the duty Of every
citizen to encourage their construction
by all means within his power. The
privilege granted Is, Of course, subjected
to certain wise restrictions; the railroad
company shall, for instance, keep their
road bed up to the grade of the streets,
shall peovide suitable crossings at all
street intersections, and shall run their
trains Mt such rate OF speed rs the coun-
Gil may determine upon. Further than
this, no part Of the streets shall be occu-
pied by standing or unused cars or for
switching purposes, 1t being the great
object of the grant to allow the railroad
company TO reach, I'm a direct manner,
their depot grounds at the point.
In the action Of the board OF aldermen,
IL is confidently believed by the friends
Of railroads, that the select council will
fully concur. So mnch depends upon
such concurrence that IL Is scarcely i'm.
agined by any one that 1t will be with
held. Cairo cannot, must not, remain
as now; aud to what agency can we
look for the desired change II not 10
railroads? The lower part Of the city
all the property below Twelfth street,
needs re. a nimating. The uprise Of a large
railroad and shipping business at the
point will answer that need. Nothing
else that can be thought Of, as ut all prob
able, will do SO. Why, then, should any
citizen throw impediments In the way ?
Just ~ sure as the depot Of the Cairo q
Vineennes railroad Is located in the bend
OF the river, that sure will the lower por-
ton OF the city languish and, for all
business purposes, become worthless
Evidences Of that ianguishing are al
ready apparent; but, In the event spoken
OF, they will multiply with alarming
rapidity; and then II will be too late to
apply the remedy. Think and act wisely
now and there will be nothing to deplore
In the future.
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Council Meetings-when Held.

The following resolutions were adopted
by the Board of Aldermen on Monday
evening. We republish them to correct
an omission. They are given below
precisely as adopted.
Resolved by the board of Aldermen,
(the select council concurring,) that all
meetings of the City Council shall be
held at the City Council chamber.
That stated Joint meeting Of the two
branches Of the City Council be held on
the Friday first preceding the first Mon.
day In each and every month, at ~
o'clock p. M; ,stss ~. ,lto
That stated meetings of the Board of
Aldermen be held on the first Monday
and first Tuesday i'm each and every
month, at "a O'Clock, p. NJ; aud that
stated meetings OF the select council be
held on Wednesday and Thursday first
succeeding the second Monday and
Tuesday in each and every month, at
"a o'clock p. M. y
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07
pEPARTUREs

The weathr has been clear and beau
tiful since last report. The mercury in
dicated 6S degrees at noon.
The Mississippi and the Missouri con-
tinue to rise slowly but surely, and
high water may yet result sooner than
has been anticipated.
The Ohio river is falling rapidly from
Pittsburg TO Louisville, and no rains re-
ported to change the report soon. The
decline at Cincinnati amounts to nearly
four feet per twenty-four hours. There
Is % feet over the falls at Louisville.
The river has risen five inches at this
City since last report a.h
Business continues fair.
The Great Republic cleared for New
Orleans last evening at @ o'clock after
receiving here o53 hid tobacco, 700 bbls
flour $50 SKIS oats, 1923 bbls pork and q
large Quantity Of assorted freights
making total of about 600 tons
The John Lumsden received % tons
from the /. C. r. r. for points along the
Cumberland river, and nearly the same
qurntity from our other shippers.
The White brought 40 persons with a
large quantity of horses, mules, wagons
and household goods, moving from Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Alabama to vari-
Gus points In the great West to settle In
new homes. The, Bismarck took the
whole party to ST. Louis. Some Of the
men wished to purchase provisions here,
but told one Of our citizens that they
feared they should be murdered or rob-
bed. This i aspscimen Of the lies which
are everywhere told of Cairo, These
men were utterly astonished when they
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

were at length persuaded to 30 out In the
city and found that they were treated
with the utmost kindness.
The Cumberland, Captain Billy Louth,
Is the regular Garry and Evansville mail
packet this evening. ......t IA
The VIM. White, Capt. Northern,
Jimmy Beverly clerk, Is the regular
daily packet for Paducah this evening.
The City Of Alton, Captain Archer, IL
the regular packet for Memphis and
Vicksburg this evening.
The II. Z. Lee, Captain Cennon, is the
packet for New Orleans this evening.
The Belle 1T. Louis received IS tons
from the 1. G. II, II. and 40 tons from
c. T. Hinde.
The Quickstep brought 100 pkgs sun
dries for Cairo merchants and large
lot of sundries for reshipment.
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Take Particular Notice.

1t is scarcely necessary TO urge upon par
ties indebted to the Bulletin Office that our
circumstances require upon their part, can
collation. of their indebtedness. A quick in
gathering OF the amount due US on book ac-
count, will greatly assist US in re-establisking
ourselves on our original footing. We In
tend to recover from our setback, and that
right speedily. Our debtors know how TO
aid us in thi. purpose, and we shall expect
them to be prepared for the call Of our COL
lector.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07
Money Savedi

BY buying your groceries Of j. IL. Metcalf,
who keeps large and select stock Of the best
family supplies, and sells cheaper than the
cheapest, No. 334 Washington avenue, OPP
posite the court house. mar5n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07
opeuing Of Millinery Goods.

On Friday and Saturday next Messrs
T. IL. Oswald d Co., will open their
spring stock of millinery goods, display
In the way of bonnets, hats, straw goods,
trimmings, flowers, and the countless
other articles suggested by the taste and
necessities of ladies' the most attractive
purchase ever brought to Cairo. The
ladies are pressingy invited to call In
and inspect the stock.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07
DRY GOODS, ETC.

NEW GOODS
Spring 1900 0Ior11ag
Spring 1860 sprdaas
Spring loco s1,r11ag
The Oldest Established
DRY GOODS HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
RITTENHOUSE & HANNY
Have on hand, fresh from the market
Drc99 Goods,
Pekins, Orientals,
Alpacas, Robaix Cloth,
Printed de LANES, Pekin Lustres,
French Jaconets, Percales,
Italian Cloths, Chall.
French Gnghams, French Piques,
Pure Mohsirs, Scotch Bingham,
Grape Maretz, Popins,
Percale Robes, Japanese Cloth,
French Lawns, Pacific Lawns,
Grenadine, Printed Linens,
Plain Percale, White Alpsca,
CA1icOO0.
Brown and Beached sheetings,
Brown and Bleached shirtngs,
Paris Printed spring Shawls,
Tibet shawls,
Lama Lace shawls,
shetland shawls,
silk Mantilla,
Paris Veil Barcses,
White Goods, Donna Maria,
Wain-ooks Dotted Nett,
soft Cambrics, Hosiery,
India Twill, Gloves,
India Null, Jaconet,
Linen Cambria, Swiss,
CLOTHS AND CANSIMERS,
Table Linens,
Toweling,
NAPKINS.
Carpets,
OIL Cloths,
7uSS,
Matti1ag,
DrugGot.
CORNER EIGHTH ST. AND COMMERCIAL AVE.
mar2edtf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

Free Lunch at the Court House saloon.
Jimmie English will set free lunch at
the Court House Saloon every morning
at 10 o'clock. and he invites his friends,
parties attending on court from town
and country, to come and feast TO their
full. The best OF ales, wines, liquors
and cigars on hand. st
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

Rev. Bradley was in the Circuit Court
room, yesterday, surrounded by the
members OF his congregation. This
colored expounder Of gospel truths stole
hog, so his prosecutors say; but he says
he can and will prove an "alley by"
He doesn't know what an ''alley by" IL,
but he intends 10 prove one, neverthc-
less. One OF his devoted followers in
formed US that Mr. Bradley couldn't
have stole the pork, for he himself knew
that NJ that very time, Bradley had the
dliJi bad, and was down In bed with III!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

The Individual who entered the house
Of Mr.. Palmer Pierce, aud gave his pur-
sueis an exhausting run, before he
submitted TO capture, confessed himself
guilty yesterday. when. arraigned under
an indictment for burglary, aud was
sent to Joliet for seven years. He gave
his name as Daniel Webster.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Try Spaldings Jatamansi Hair restorer. 1t
is undoubtedly the best hair preparation ever
introduced to the public. For SALE whole.
sale or retail, ut p. @. Schuh's. 3tew3w b
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The People VS. John Kelly, larceny
continued for service.
The People VS. John J. Robinson, rape
continued for service
The People vs. John Jack, robbery
continued for service.
The People VS. John j. Robinson, rape I;
continued for service. ala1 -grrf- l
The People US Byron j. Thorndyke,
larceny; continued for service. rr
City Of Cairo VS. Robert NJ. Haydock.
appeals; continued by agreement.
Elder a Goodwin VS. John Hogan, re-
plevin; continued by agreement.
Fred Pfaff VS. Halliday Brothers, as
sumpsit; continued by agreement.
Gross * Roster vs. Stewart & Co., as.
sumpslt; plaintiff takes non. suit 81 Z
Alfred A. Smith VS. Henry Stansberry,
assumpslt; dismissed by PLAINTIFF;
Albert ID Loomis VS. Courtway & Stand
Ing, assumpsit; continued for service.
John Hogan for use of Wilson vs.
Rob't Wood ct Ill, debt; leave TO Head
ditional pleas.
Stratton, Hudson & Clark VS. Turk &.
= oiNSit osSbhpSitb bisiuiSscu Wy liaiutih
Jennette, Hudson vs. J. X Prick, as
sumpsit; dismissed by plaintiff % to
John McEwen vs. Geo Fisher, garnish-
ment; defendant answers that he has
$3.50 So. Judgment entered against him
accordingly.
Patrick Fitzgerald VS. Thos. w. Halli-
day, replevin; continued for defendant.
Il. B. Ellis q BRO. VS. Reed & Mann, re-
plevin; dismissed by plaintiff.
Lawrence 4 Rriback Va John q. Neal,
punishment, dismissed by plaintiff.
Lawrence Il Briback VS. First National
Bank, garnishment; dismissed by plain
tiff.
b. Lowenthal Il Co w VIM. Winter,
assumpsit; continued for want of ser.
uice in time.
w. ii. Walker a. Go. VS. John w.
Spires, assumpsit; dismissed by plain-
TIL.
H.A. Homeyer& Co. VS. J. @, Medley,
assumpsit; dismissed by plaintiff.
WetherilA Bro. VS. John p. Taggaft,
debt; continued for service. JKiTtlHC
John w. Beeler VS. Priest and Miller,
appeal, continued.j eds }'%2hV sal "a :
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All baggage retained for unpaid board
bills at the Antrim House will unless
bills are paid) be sold on the 3Oth day Of
April, 1869. j. II. KELLY,
az 81 Proprietor.
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A splendid lot of dress goods just
opened at Heilbron a Wells. a3 lw

Spalding's Jatamansi Hair restorer is
precisely what ]; processes 70 be, HAIR RES
ToRATIvE. 1t /. the surest and safest pre-
paration Of the age. For supplies, wholesale
or retail, apply at =. G.. schuhs drug store.
3tw3w.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

p. G. Schulz keeps Landreth's garden
seeds, the growth of 1865; perfectly
sound and reliable. 2wd
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Noaice 10 Tax.Pnyers.

The delinquent list will be commenced on
the 10th day of April, those wishing to save
cost, had better come to the Court house ut
once and settle.
LOUIS ii. MYERS, Collector.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

A rattle for "a fine shot gun will come
off at Myers saloon, opposite the An
trim House, Wednesday evening at s
o'clock. a6 2ts
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

We are compelled 20 exclude matter
prepared for this evenings paper. Sew
eral local items and notices aud IA portion
OF our river news are crowded out; but
are laid over for tomorrow.
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PROCEEDINGS OFTHE SELECT COUNCIL
tsta,ea aeeungl

NfiIul III'l MUM . I'05s 4
Present-Mayor 0berly and Council
men Barclay, O'Callahan and William
sons. Tgn ,n roo
On motion OF Councilman Williamson
the Council adjourned to meet on We'd
nesday evening, April eth, at ~ o'clock.
PATRICK MocKLER. CitY Clerk.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

Barton, OF the Carbonate New Era,
and Potter, of the Mound City journal
were In town, yesterday evening, on
hurried business trips. The fact that the
grand jury Is In session had nothing to
do with their short stay.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

Remember the place where you can
fad choice prints at Iel cents.
a3lw HEILBRoN & WE'LL.
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At No. la Commercial avenue you
can find all the fashionable goods OF the
season, AZ lw
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Isse. kprInR. 1901

New arrival of complete stock o.
spring and summer goods ut
as Iw HEILBRoS Il WE'LL.
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Landreth's Fresh aud Reliable Garden
Seeds at T.. q. Schulz drug store. m3l2wd
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James Slmms vs.. Priest and Miller,
appeal; continued.
A. d. and w. v. Leach vs. Jones Nc
Clure, assumpsit; dismissed.
Andrew J. Carrie vs.. Green and Webb,
assumpsit dismissed.
Madison May VS.. Mary A. Miller, etals,
assumpsit; dismissed.
The People for use Of Trover VS.. G. d.
After, etals, debt; venue changed to I'm
Mon county.
+. T.. Suine Il Co. VS.. John w. Hem
ley, etal, bill to foreclose motgage; final
report of matter approved.
| Taylor Il Parsons VS. Samuel M. Orr,
vendors lien; dismissed by plaintiff.
William johnson VS. Mary Y. John
son, divorce; rule on defendant to an
swer.
Mary Gafiney, VS. Martin REILLY, etal,
injunction rule on defendant TO answer.
John G. Yantes VS. Thos. ]. Craig, etal,
foreclosure Of Mortgage; rule on defend
ant to answer.
William Bradshaw W. Margaret Brad
shaw, divorce; rule o. defendant to an
swer .
4
ct ux injunction; dismissed.
| Bragden, Ford & Co. VS.. Pitcher d
Henry, injunction; dismissed by plain
| sif
Samuel L. NJ. Barber VS. Fredoline
Bross, bill to cancel deed; rule on defend
ant to answer.
Henry w. Billings vs. Jamss McKen-
zie, etals, bill for partition; decree set
aside, and leave given to amend bill.
Taylor & Parsons. VS.. Rosana Smith,
etal, bill to enforce vendors lien; final
report of matter approved.
Clementine Cater VS. Frank Cater, d.
vorce; rule on defendant to answer.
Zulima Powers vs Perry Powers, in
junction: rule on defendant to answer;
motion for attachment for contempt Of
court against defendant for dlsobeying
writ Of injunction.
slphronia f. Farmer VS. David A. Far
mer, divorce; rule on defendant to an
swer.
Margaret Swander VS. John Hyland,
etal, Injunction; rule on defendant to
answer.
Tuesday, April eth. Second day--Afternoon.
The People vs.. Charles Gayer, assault
to murder; venue changed to Pulaski
county.
The People VS.. Theron ellison, larceny |;
sentenced TO county Jail for one month,
and fined $50.
The People VS.. James Oman, robbery;
| defendant Michael Hawk, forfeited his
recognizance, nolle as to defendant
Smith.
The People VS.. Michael Bane, assault
TO do bodily injury; continued.
Tue People VS. Michael f. Powers, as
sault to do bodily injury; nolle entered.
The People VS. Andrew Killainy and
James Collins, manslaughter; venue
changed to Pulaski county.
The People VS.. Andrew Killainy, as
sault TO murder; same order.
The People VS.. John Oller, Recogni.
zance TO keep the peace; dismissed.
The People vs. Daniel Webster, larce-
ny; plead guilty, and sentenced to seven
years in the Penitentiary-
Smithy and Beggs vs., VIM. NJ. VII.
liams, mechanics lien; leave given w.
II. Thomas, and F. w. Warren & Co.
TO interplead.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-07

Nainsooks, marseilles, brillian,s,
checks, jaconets and Swiss, at Heilbron
x Wells. az lw
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MRS. L. II. OSWALD 4 CO.,
Have just received unusually fine and attractive
stock Of
straw and Millinery Goods,
Notions, Trimmings and Farcy Articles, Ribbons,
Buttons, Flowers etc. all Of the very latest styles
ant presenting 20 the trade variety equal 20 the de-
mand prices that scarcely fail 20 give satsfac-
ton. WORK BASKETS; infants baskets, and a
handsome collection Of other notions, useful and
nsmental.
Anew lot Of singers celebrated sewing machines
also on hand, To which the attention Of the public IL
especially invited,
they are prepared. as heretofore, 10 meet all de-
mands In the dress making line promptly and after the
latest styles. w
Bonneis made and bleached 10 order.
I2f Commercial Avenue, Near Eighth st.
apl Ind
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RIVER NEWS.
Pert List for the ~ Hours Ending NJ
Two o'clock, y. n.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Gen. Anderson. Column; wui. White, Paducah;
Quirksiep, Evansville; Bengal Tiger, Chester;
MolIe Ebert Piitsburg; Belle -. Louis ~. Louis
bismarck, \. o. Charleston, 81. Louis
Sulia, Nicksburg; sam Brown, 81. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Gen. Anderson, Column VIM. White, Paducah;
John Lumsden, Nash; Great Republic, " o.;
Quickstep, Eyausyillc; Mollie Ebert, -. LOUIS;
Belle 81 LOUIS, Memphis Bismarck, 81. LOUIS
Charleston, Pitlsburg; sam Brown, Louisville;
Julia. 81. Louis.
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nIssoLUTION OF Co-PARTNER-

The copartnershp Of Doctors Brigham Keok is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Dr. keck with
drawing AL ndoSied 20 the firm are respectfully re-
quested 10 settle with Dr. Brigham, who viii also set
Tie the claims against the firm. r. :. BRIGHAM,
JOHN KICK,
pr Brigham invites the patronage OF all friends Of
Homeopathy. apS3t