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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
CUISINES DILL. +"

We have waited long, but in vain for sim
| ple Justice at the hands of the Cairo CORES
| pondent Of the St. Louis 'Republican.' Our
wharf may be lined with steamers, our ware.
houses crowded with freights, and our bust
ness facilities taxed to their utmost, but "bus-
mess dull is the stereotype comment Of this
correspondent. Every few days we send
southwark two or three thousand tons of
grain; almost every day we forward from
FIVE hundred to a thousand tons of n iscella-
neous freights; every few day. heavy trains
burdened with stock go north; every day the
five lines of Cairo packets pour large contri-
buttons of trade into our hands, but all this
extorts only cuisines dull'' from this cores
pondent. II is known that since the lst day
Of January the shipments of flour from Cairo
have fallen but little short of the amount sent
forward from st. Louis, forming an item OF
business that would be wonder in any other
town the size of Cairo in the Mississippi VAL
ley, vet cuisines dull' is the word sent out,
with almost unvarying regularity. If the
general aspect Of our business actually had n
dull seeming to this correspondent, we can
scarcely hope for the time when he will report
business lively" The constant presence Of
monster steamers at our landing receiving
hundreds of tons Of freight every day, many
of them obtaining full cargoes; the piles Of
boxes in front Of our wholesale houses and
the apparent full-handcdness Of our retail op-
orators, have produced upon our mind the
impression that business is not dull, but un-
usually active. And such in truth is the real
condition
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
A Card.

a Clergyman, while residing in South America a. .
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train
OF disorders brought by banefil and vicious habits
Great numbers have beencuTed by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire TO benefit the afflicted and m.
fortunate, will send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine, in = scaled envelope to any one
who needs IT, TREI or CHARGE. Address,
JOSEPH 4. INMAN,
Station d. Bible House,
febl -d9m Dew York City.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

"Luny' was abroad yesterday afternoon
making his neighborhood vocal with his in
sane rawlings. The poor, crazed creature has
just passed through protractcd confinement
in the calaboose whore he was placed for
safe keeping Having rational interval he
vas turned loose in the hope that his reason
had reasserted itself; but his case appears
hopeless, unless cure can be found in the
hospital for the insane.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

He weather yesterday was remarkable for
us tpr'ng-like warmth and genialty. Our
p'-"c.pal thoroughfares Were crowded by the
i...47n Of the city, Washington avenue,
throughout its whole length fairly swarming
"' .esant!y dressed ladies and gentlemen,
'yE rs, in family groups and by dozens. 1t
81 .ala-day for children, who, in their fine
speht the day outdoors sight-seeing
and 49, promenades with the "old iolks."
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
FIRE! PIRE!! rIgE.!.

Water water water ~ Great induce
ments Bargains hargains' The stock Of
clothing, furnishing sooyls beetA, shoes &c.
*, which was saved ly Stcrnheimer * Marx
from the late ire, viii be sold al so per cent.
less thaa cost, at their new plhrf 81 business,
No. 81 Ohio loyeo. Call soon and secure bar
gains, a.. The goods win be sold a; gtea. sac
riace, by order Of the underwriters r7
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

The fifth lecture of the course now being
delivered before the CAIRO academy Of scienc c
viii DO delivered at the Atheneum, ON Tues
day evening, February o 1859, at ~ o'clock
~ Mr.. Geo. c. Eggleston Admission free
febs-2t JonN ID. MAcKIE, Sec'y. =
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

The bargains given by Gcidstine & Rosen-
water in calcos muslins and all staple arti-
cles in the dry goods line, is attracting the
attention of all prudent buyers.tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

skiff & Gaylords Ministries will give a mat
inee Saturday afternoon, for the accommoda-
ton of parties, particularly ladies and chill
dren, who cannot attend the night perform
ances. Admission, 80 cents children 20
cents.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

There will he regular meeting of the Cairo
academy OF science at DR.. Wardner's Office,
this evening, February g. 1890, att o'clock
precisely. I1tl JouS ID. MACK1E. Sec'y.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
If we stay away frou

come Of the local of the Bulletin? -Lusk, of
the Mercury
He'll be able to redeem himself from the
contamination Of former contacts with you
and will not have to pay your hotel bills, nor
loan YOU money to get home on.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
There will be an adjourned meeting of the
city council tonight. ,......

The books for the public school library
have arrived, and, during the week, will be
catalogued and put upon the shelves.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

The stockholders of the Cairo and Bland
VILE Turnpike road company held meeting
at the office of Halliday Bros. this afternoon.
If anything of public consequence transpired
it will be noticed in these columns tomorrow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

Mr.. C. Winston, of the firm of Hartman "
Co., has SO far recovered his health as to be
able to appear on the streets again. lie was
confined to his room three weeks, at times
very seriously i'll.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

The weather is again cloudy, with an occa-
sional shower The mercury indicated 90
degrees at noon.
The Mississippi is rising at ST. Louis al the
rate OF three inches per twenty-four hours.
The river is rising at Louisville with six
Feet water over the falls. 1t is also rising at
Piif''5uFg with nearly seven feet in the chan
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

For oysters, 20 to Louis Herbert and pro-
cure some Of his Mobile Shell Oysters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

N
Once Of the Cairo City Ferry Company,
and Valley Ferry Company,
Cairo. Illinois, February 2, ls19
Notice is hereby z ven to the Stockholders Of the
above named companies, that an assessment of six
6) per cent. upon the capital stoc. thereof has
this DAY been made by the Directors and that the
Stockholders required to pay the at the office
Of the treasurer within ten 40 days from the date
hereof in accordance with the bylaws OF the cOmpa-
MES THOMAS w, HALLIDAY, Secretary.
feb2liOt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

II is positively asserted tour late informa-
ton to the contrary notwithstanding that tho
| Hon. A. VI. Brown Of villa Ridge, Is can
| diiate for the vacant bench in the nineteenth
! judicial circuit We have known Judge
Brown many years first as the able ediior CT
the Paris 'Ken;uckiap, and during the pas.
nine years asa resident Of Pulaski county.
He is u gentleman OF hne attachments, and
most estimable citizen. who takes promi-
nent par; in ali projects having FOR their aim
tie advancement Of the country, either NOR
ally or materially While a. a lawyer. he !,
conceded fair abilities no person comedies -
him the fitness that gives him strong claims
20 the vacant judgship. He would make
careful Judge and hi. honesty no man puts in
question Concedng TO him all that his most
jealous friends claim for him, he fails alike in
pon; Of legal learning and experience, to take
rank with Judge Sloan, who Is also a candi-
date for the same position.
The qualifications Of Judge Sloan are of
really superior order. His mind, well stored
In the beginning, has been ripened by many
years service on the bench, 70 that now we
have no lawyer in tho circuit, fable as our
bar is acknowledged to be- who Is ~ thor
oughly fitted for the vacant jugeship as he
Is. IT, therefore, II is desirable 10 enlist |
in the administration Of justice the best avail |
able talent, the people will not fail to elect |
Judge Sloan IA our next circuit Judge.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

Ryan and Susanka have resigned their seats
in the board of alderman. The vacancies
thus occasioned will be filled on the Odd in
slant at the general city election.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

The editor of the Mound City journal
persists in the statement that the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad company has svowed a
purpose to locate the depot in the bend Of the
river beyond our city limits unless our city
authorities surrender Commercial avenue to
enable the company to reach depot grounds
At the extreme point.
With all due Difference 10 the Journals
source Of information we beg leave TO say
that no such demand has been made, or alter
native presented, and that there is no proba-
biliiy Of any difficulty or disagreement Of
any character between the railroad company
and the authorities Of Cairo. The terminus
Of the road Is fixed at Cairo by the charter, it
is to the interest of all parties 10 have II
here and here it will be. The selection Of the
depot grounds and the line Of approach Their
to will give rise TO no disagreement the au-
thority Of the journal TO the contrary
| Notwithstanding. VIII our contemporary
who has persistently circulated his mischief
breeding information DO US the justice to APP
! ply thereto our antidote.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

Look out for II gay and festive time among
our German citizens tomorrow. A large
number Of them in masks and dresses high
~ curious, funny and fantastic, will parade
the streets in wagons, led by a brass band. In
the evening the masquerade ball will be held,
and Scheels large hall will be filed to over
aewing. There will be merriment and fun
beyond measure but nothing TO which the
most fastidious can object The most perfect
order will prevail. The crowd will be COM
posed wholly of respectable ladies and gen.
tlemen, and everything conducted in the
most harmonious and genteel manner To
tH end those entorprising gentlemen, Sack
berger aad Koohler pledge themselves, and
that sufficient
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

The characters Of our candidates were
dissected yesterday in Nil parts Of the city
The tongue Of SANDER and detraction wagged
the live-long day, and saeh stories as were
passed from mouth 10 ear! we never heard
the equal, a man can make rascal out of
himself by evincing desire for mn office that
somebody else wants, with more expedition
than in any other way in the world. The
moment he announces himself the tongue of
defamation is set in motion, and his merost
peccadlloes are magniaed into the most mon
strous transgressions of law or decency.
There is scarcely candidate in the field,
who, If current reports are true, has not
stronger claims on cell in the penitentiary
than an office under our municipal govern
ment. Characters that were good are torn
into shrcds, for the reason only that they
are sustained BY candidates. But it isalways
30. vtiated taste is gratihed for awhile
the election is held and the traduced candi-
date is rc-instated into public confidence, a
little the worse for the wear, to be sure, but
Il man for all that
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
FOR SALE.
WANTS.

WANTS..
- - - - - ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~
NITANTED-Aicxandcr County Orders, O, 10 ct..
w on the dollar, Tor all kinds OfLumber and Bait
ders' Materials. Wv. THukATOS,
ianlSiu
nR. II. wARDNER-Rcsiden No, 90 Wal
- nut street, near Eighth -Fect Office over Post.
Once. Once hours, 10 a. ~ a.m. and 10 5pru.,is
well supplied with fresh, healthy vaccine matter.
lanlldlm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

srorEosA ev-oaote colle%tor, a Isicsaiei county
INtnpis .. BE-. 4 .-.1- febswJt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Time of Arrival and Dtp.rs~p. Of Mails.

eOhio Rive route departs every day except Mondays.
qT j M GRAHAM, r. NJ
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
ATHENEUM.

The largest organization now in existence. -Four
Opera Comedi ans the Magnificent Quart.tte. ANDY
Mckee, the Great Song and Dance Man tho Grand
Tr pple Clog Dance The Wonderful PAntheopt pon-
Of Bethleham; Birthplace ~ Christ; nOunt calvary
and the Cruchxi0u. Burial Place % Lord Byron Ma.
pocon Reversing his Army. Napoleon an Exile a. -.
Helena soldiers Dream Of Home. ship al SEA- storm
Arises, Thunder, l. ghining And the Wreck.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

~, ,. hein"'t'hr bh tn nh DiNipItec.
Inc candidate voted for will be- requires
70 take the following pledge -,..lsta I.
We the undefs gned candidtcJ' for city offices O!
thseiiy Cairo hereby ei 70 abide the
" W1o 70. PRIMARY elefpoh' ~, = MI. Ia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-27

The great CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD Is there
fore, in An important sense, . SESu-NATToSAL
Work aided and commended by the people the
legislative power and the Executive Oficere,
though its management IL ddBsiniItsTed tviLh al
ne care and I0reROu9h Of he loSt sssfEeIt prNrdte
eorp0ratioTi Being under the constant super
vision OF the Government-Tho, being the pm
cipal creditor, accepts a subordinate and o0ntin.
gent lien-with 30 large an amount Of addition.
A capital also invested in the property pledged,
IL u believed that no securities now offered In
the markst possess the sane claims 10 conf.
Ience and market value, except those Of the
Government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-27

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COCS'
CIL-SECoND BRANCH. = The Council
was called to order by the President,
DR.. Geo. Baird, who administered the
oath OF office to the members of council
elect.
The following gentlemen answered t"
their names as members of the new
couUcIl:
JIG. Smith, W. Connolly, Porter Smith,
B. Stanley, Jos. Salisbury, n. Wilkin-
son, Robt. Pratt, J. B. Sheppard. J. F.
photograph, w. H. Harrison, Andy Long,
Jno. Clayton, Jno. Hughes, J. F. Baer'
Thos. Molter, JOS. Bell, Jas. Maxwell,
Jno. Osterling and Edward Weisger-
Der.
The bond of Sam'l Mcclellan, Mayor
elect, was presented with the names OF
Jos. Salisbury and J. F. Updegraff as
bondsmeu, and was accepted.
Mr.. Mcclellan came forward and was
qualified.
On motion of Mr.. Hughes. they pro,
ceeded to elect a president for the ensu'
ing year.
Mr.. Hughes nominated Mr.. Wilkinson
and Mr. Harrison nominated Mr.. Upde'
graf. The votes being ccunted, result
ed in the choice of Mr.. Wilkinson, By a
vote of lOto9.
The President elect, nr. n. Wilkin-
son, then tosk the chair, and after few
appropriate remarks, proceeded to bust
ness
4 resolution authorizing the Mayor
and the President of the Second Branch
70 aupoint standing committees for the
ensuing year.
Mr. Henry X. List, member elect from
the First Ward, sent in his resignation,
which was accepted.
Mr.. Connolly nominated Mr.. Goshorn
TO fill the vacancy occasioned by MT
Lists resignation, and on motion of MI
Claytor, il was laid on the table.
On motion Of Ar. McCourtney, the
vote was reconsidered aud Mr.. Goshorn
was elected by reclamation.
Mr.. Hughes offered the following res
olution, which was passed:
Resolred, That an order be drawn on
the Treasurer for the amount due the
night watch appointed ~ ex.Msyor
Brady.
On motion of Mr.. Pratt, it was or
dered that a committee, consisting OF
two from the First Branch and three
from the Second Branch, be appointed
to inquire into the expediency Of max
ing a night.watch aud paid Fire De-
psrtment of the present Fire organiza'
ton.
The following resolution from the
First Branch, was concurred in.
Resolred, That when this Council ad
journ il be to meet on Saturday after
noon next al ? O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. Sbanley, il was
( Resolred, That the present night
watch be kept on duty until further
notice.
Adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-27
COUNCIL.
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
f"' braHch-Thomas Sweeney. &C. &
D. 81; scattering l6.
Second Braach-List, &c. } 205; Goshorn.
CO. lag; CoDelly, Co l99; Hughes, co.
l9S; Baer, d. le9; Scott, lD.'l67: Dun
levy, Cd Ill; Gyosscloss. lD)lls: NJ.
Altmyer, co. ll2,
SECOND WARD.
FIRST BrdHck-Ott, Co -; Schambra.
(D) 100.
Second Braaek-Wiison (C)7S; Herne.
(C) o.: keim, (D) ll3; Smith, (Dl Ii.
THIRD WARD.
Fret Branck--Simpson, &C. l99: Baird
(D) l64.
.S,oond Bronck-NcCourtney, &C i D,
345; UFdegrsff, c & d. 800; Pratt, &C,
PIP; Bell, Co 2U7; Wheat, (D) 1913, Lamb
(D) ia.
FOURTH WARD.
FirH BTGSeh--McCluney, &C. l35; Cul
bertson, CO. III; Ewing, 3D. Loo.
Second Misunderstanding, (C) 29o
Clayton, Ind.) 2o5; MOlter, (Ind.) l9l
Morris, (IBd.) ls2; A. Long, (Ind.) 1879
Boring, 3D. 10; He'll, Cd l43; Cronan
3D. l32; Howell, Cd l62; Jingle, &C.,
IS: Simpson, &C. & d. 225; Metcalf, &C..
80; LaughliD, co. 1l2.
FIFTH WARD.
Fret BrQroh-Uilson, (C) lS4; Neeck
Ter, Cd 123.
Second Branch-Ma1well, &C. lS6
Wilkinson, (C) Ia: Salisbury, Cd ls7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Buy A STEAMBoAT.-W. II. Irwin,
ESQ Deputy Marshal, will sell the mag,
nifcent steamer Leslie Combs, at the
wharf on Saturday. The excitement
will hardly be as great as that pro-
duced by the sale of the Great Repub-
lie, bat still all steanboatmen will be
on the alert. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-27
THEODORE FINK,
wHsL1ILE DEALKR u
p r Cd UCE

LAS JUST RECEIVED AND PoR
10 Barrels Pollok Indiana Yl0ur.
100 DO Silver HedAl Indiana FlOgT
10 DO HzniltSn Pour
10 DO Argyle Kentucky Ds1T.
% DO BuckVbsat Your
- Tisrcss Geo. Y. Davis 4 CO . CsissFstsd
sc. Hama
- H0gsEeais BaeOl sh0aids1
30 do Clear Sidsa
50 KsEs No Lard.
~ Tisrcss 10. Lard.
- Barrels KsntaoEy HSmiAy.
30 DO Ohio River Salt
Do 90 Choice Keeping ADDles
~ DO Pure Crab Cider
% DO Pure Cider vinegar
100 Baskels NIL Fse1-
1919 DO No. Data
1870 DO Corn.
30 RAlss Hay.
- Barrels No. Lard OIL
LOO DO CarbOa OIL
so Bzshsls Corn NsAL tsS5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-27

THANKs.-We are under obligations
TO Mr.. James Maxwell, Esq, Of the en-
terprising firm of Maxwell & Jingle,
wholesale Grocers on Main street, for
late New Orleans and Memphis papers
in advance of mails, Mr.. Maxwell has
Just returned home from the South, hav.
ing purchased one of the largest cargos
ever brought to this city, direct from
the planters.
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United States OfAmeTiCa. Dis
iTICt OF West Virginia. -.

s.-.s.l- EI-... -:a,
Dl- ....---l aa- -.A.r.-.N leo t. AGa..Il,ty.
......> .. Pa'r0.-sr- o.. pr. I..y'svrr al
.....- Gtr-- Of 49, steam. yGge.
-,r G.au-.
WHEREAS A LIBEL WAS FILED
w ID -l- District Court OF the United states
.g. -1s I..-r..- 90: Wet Virginia. on the nth day
o. g.rua-y I-5H uy Frederick hlwple, stephen
Iau-- pop. Ia sa.eL- Thomas Reuben Thomas
George Lane Theodore L. Baron william Rgt.
der jane Z. Smith Jeremiah Cochran SaIUe!
Glover and jacob lI-suer. owners 81 The steam
-gst Jane, Eer. .0g themselves AID Fred
ere. K.urIc ias Ms,;eT or Captain. and al
Other. entitled against one hundred and sixty
* .E, cl-rg.- % Petroleum o.. parge. OF the
.a-Eo o; IT, >:r.-aIa; -IlEoa A.. Now,
..r.r.H.e 80 r----.lr- e.; tie mention under
the So % the ed gCg-; Co ne directed AID
delivered I DO hereby I've p-u-c notice 20 a..
person, o.a.l..-.. ..- -4.4 lr- barrels O: Pv:ro
eur o.. coz b.. -.r ~sa-.t- Interested therein.
,-ar .h-v .v -. apF-ar before the said
D.--s.,; Co--; .- AID ior the District O.
NJ N.-s...s % boz Led - the city OF
Wl,,..aS 900 g.. = a. DAY OF January. l-t9, az /
a...-.s 81 '.- forenoon ut that Gsy. tQru'ldea
sire -sl.- .-s.. t- O. cay oi jurisdiction other.
$50 ua ..- --y' day OF Jurisdiction thereafter
I.,r .al ..--- 60 .E-,-yus. ;l-.- claims and %
q. ,-a -... p ....- ---..us % that behalf.
UEDGEMAE SLACK.
T..t,. >rst-, Marshal Dist W Va.
o.. " T.. l-WN. Deputy.
I,s-s =. WHrhl P-usrur joy L oe..arf-.
WrsFlNE Is. Va. January It'll l,t2,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-27

A NEW SToCK.-We are receiving u
new and superior stock Of Ladies' ,
Misses and Children's extra high cut
Polish Balmoral and Button Caters, Of
the best Philadelphia make and mate
rial, and which we will sell cheaper
than any other shoe house in the city
BLOND & BACHMAS,
No. l07 Main street.
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STATEMENT or
Mr. III. ID. McGEORGR,
JSasior a. "a Ho,sss II D,l>ga,>s.

JSailor q "a Ho,iss ~ Ll,l>1dt>s.
wHEELiES. December =, isSs.
have visited DR.. Hghthgl a, the heIurs
Hsuas and obtained his treatment for the cure
Of deafness aud noises In the ear, With Which
have suffered fer She lASs f0ar ysar., and can
sAy that have been greatly benefited By it'
use. LtAOagh have applied 10 bat tv'os, and
that ths treatment Il psrfsotly painless Ahd
caIcglAtsA 70 produce permanent and beneficial
results. I'D. HcGKoBGE-
Hzraarto.ru " Eo
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EDon't forget that Blond & Bach
man are receiving splendid assortment
of Ladies' Shoes which are to be sold
very low.
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n The only reliable pure Wines
and Brandies for medical use, can be
had a. z. Bookings or Booking & Mil
ler's. Be sure and call for Perkins, Stern
& Co.'S California Wines.
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LETER ER0h
CAPT sILA9 ". BfLbs

Ppsy-Issoy 4 IA BsIs>H H''A~
er-xyrT7 HGSsG YssraarJ "a. lss1-
To xT-FEEDs L,D TE1 49,
Il ssSra - pssi SAsi.esetos y - .S'' 10
10 % ths sssos4s q Dr. LSAShil N ~
-. q Gsafssss, sn4 sEvrs.s ny s-zss %
1900 % hlA- NJ hs.ring kas bsss -
- for . aazbsr q Issrs, a. tisDss - safs
:, ,rsSzs a. % snharr1Ss Es ssr5OasiJ. DT-
rlzktkm. urAsr whose care ! plSos1 HJssA AAe
r-a0red tie diaeuliy oo@plstsiJ ard r'sss'sS
- - persset kssrisE- ur
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NsI,.Uds \ MoCsbe
r--t s MsC.ie.

Il JEaLCery
TEE OBJECT Or THIS SUI Is TO OBJ,
"a divorce inn ;ls bonds Of 1at-i.
E-v
40 sv.: tay.1- been made hat French ;
g 49, = tCa-reslceLt Of he State Of West
''E.I.a b: ; ordered TIA; Be sElea. here With
= = wee. Alter due ~ o-g4ilOu AID po.sin !
q. - .--tr I'D 90 vbzt max lS -sCsssAry Il
ls..r-; -.- .----.,: n This suit
G---- ----- - Ind this 18th DAY Of JAuu
- - FbIEND cox Clerk
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SicAII boat 4.-s-Is q ON -.
w HFREAS. 4 LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court OF the United states
'gr .le District Of We-, Virginia. on the 4th day
y'J.-.ary = j. I-t3 by Allison Morris e.. ais
.-s.r,. to steamer leslie Combs, her FL
zines ;ayk,e outdt, apparel and furniture.
Now therefore IN pursuance Of the monitor
u-Er- TIE sal ~ sald Court 70 me directed and
g.. rsrst g' hereby eve public notice 70 all
r-.-.-, ca. r..GE tie Sa'G steamer. he engines.
..ck,e pg'.. apparel ami furniture. or N any
za-c-- .I-.---frl therein. that tl-y he and ap-
u,1~ r-tn-, t.- -at Distinct lOUT; 70 be held AZ
..- ,.rv %; Wheeling 10 and Tor the District Of
West Virginia. e.. lie -lth Cay Ut January, l-d+
~ 10 o'clock ~ the forenoon Of that day pro
' Gsd --- sane shall Oe q day Of jurisdiction,
Urt--7Tr-- ~ =, e. mex; dlv o: jurisdiction there
.:.-r. ;-s1 a-L there - .a;srpose their claims,
- e. --,s' :u-.. allegations on that behalf.
HEDGEHAN SLACK
C-.r.3 STATE. Marshal Dis. ". Va.
7. " Il IRWIN. deputy
Ess : WH.,T Proctor To- L.ne,'.ut
THFF-.N, ~. "A. January : lshg.