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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

WILL DosE.--About 10 o'clock yoster.
day morning, at the polls Of the South
Cairo precinct, i; was discovered that III,
white and black Radicals were voting 70,
negroes for tho Office Of Justice OF the
Peace and Constable. Tho Democracy
oined by number Of Conservative men,
concluded 10 spoil the nice little arrange.
msnt BY which the negro Shores was to b,
invested with magisterial robes and tn,
negro Scott with constabulary powers, and
consequently brought out Mr.. William
McHale for the former Office, and Mr., q.
W. Weldon fer the lat,or. Although
about 100 Democratic votes were polled be.
fore these gentlemen were announce ed, they
were elected by very decided majoritics.
Thus at every poin. has the enemy been
defeated--rouiei, horse, foot and dra.
goons.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
GERMAN SANITARY AID MEETING.

GERMAN SANITARY A1D MEETING
On Wednesday evening next meeting
of German people, ladies and gentlemen,
will be held in the German School house,
on Fourteenth street, to which the Ger.
mans of Cairo and vicinity and par,icu-
larry of Mound City, are cordially invited
The object Of tho meeting is to raise
means to contribute to the relief Of Ter.
man soldiers engaged in the war with
France who are lying sick and wounded
and in need of help, and for the relief al
so Of the destitute widows and orphans of
the brave men who have already fallen in
battle.
Let all Germans who can do So attend
whether male or female.
By order of the committee. b.
PAUL G.. SoHuu, Pres't.
Nov, 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
Commercial
MONDAY EVENING, I
Nov. 7, 1870. [

!
With increased receipts Of produce, our
market has been rather more active during
the past three days and sales of -four, oats
and hay show an improvement in aggre-
gate sales over any corresponding period
recently reported.
There is not, however, any appreciation
in values Of these articles, whc h in some
cases show an inclination TO easier prices,
and in others, former quotations are bare
ly sustained, shippers being Indifferent
purchasers in nearly all cases.
There Is so little encouragement at pres
ent offered in any Southern market for
shipments of -four or produce, that buyers
are extremely cautious in their operations
being apparently just hs willing to do
nothlng us to make shipments, with more
than the ordinary number of chances
against their being attended with profita-
Bile results. ...t.
Receivers being anxious TO effect snle
without storing, have frequently to make
some concessions TO induce buyers to take
hold, and tho consequent tendency in the
market is toward easier prices.
FIOur-is without any animation what
ever, though few car lots were sold as
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

JAMES NJ. BARROW, VI. d., Physician
and Surgeon, formerly Of tho Indiana
State Hospital Is now in tho city and will
remain hero until,the 18th Of November
Those suffering with any form Of Insanity
whether incipient or Of long standing will
do well to call and see him. lie will DEM
onstratc to you the morbid conditions Of
the brain, and will tell you wha, produced
it, &c. The Doctor will also diagnos and
treat your disease with eire success
whether 1t be constitutional or local. Strict
attention will be given TO all forms Of
Chronic diseases.
He will relieve You of all private disca-
ses primary or secondary without, the use
ofmeroury, and Il sure cure warranted.
Office at Commercial Hotel Room No. 4
tfs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
4 Card 20 Sensible People.

Rational reader, 4 tho aspect 81 the Weather
Wa uncertain, you would no, b. foolish enough
to ycntu q ort VI ont an ovcgcoai or an nm.
hFela. Have tle 'orr' Ast then, 70 y o.,1t yop'.
sci AZ u,.s uaUge rous season 'h sOmeihus
mo q IN, ogisn. tpan e tner e. tAs.r m clcs.
Strengthen y3rr stomach and ne-to,s sy-,aIni
gria.c hogr I've and or bowe.-, :oiC an ,olr
o shus and cheer you Hn,m2l ~ .sa 30 hit
agreeable cori.a, I1nic aud ai.ea, &c, Hostst-
ter's to-. - shgll you 'Iely cspc he dis-
ease "a.tI p ten upon tue 'e.'c snG och IL
tailed, "auicr ana be strong .1ys ..e o oTt %;
"be strong thai yNumoy sog suffer" q me " ser
max in--aud 90. ali 'rcng,neIHg r cgta. 'ous
tin. 30" ,r'"' .u" - es-, .le no. goa o., -
reIGre n, well 's "a gutR de, o. dy persia,
ieve an asue, All liy.. di,es-s ., ile.e i, no
CONT 49, o. o. Ysseiare tpc. ,n r.. y..eyl
known Hn 90 even .pi'i Usr g, b. % en- aey +
Anacigs-e ihs enepy. lie e'cmo o.. unu.
mer,.s oissrses are Shof. in tle l.,g. dsinp. me-
phtc, waller o.. W yDa de.s6' ,orss.if
against snep o. mol, good .e,dei That IA.
question bottle or two .: ,Ae l. II lefeAsiye
med o! the age, Ho.tst.er's Nt-cr, MIL 80
strengthen aud Or e.p yop. boo N mower. A.. IN
enable sbep 20 laugh "-,ese 20 s.,.,F nm.
mo o, ina. e. WI hives g. '9ieu r. neon ia on
lGspugg yGI- 80 .p-s on ,uTOr-A 80. . ~, &, IN
sa"ms .1d, olrs'h e. =, ior' A poG All
COME .s- lgs-eit o. zoe &c G geo So q ~ yo,
iie'e 30 % haso- .rf. t.@-. u-u.f,d = me
mner'o' 'q. .ou sNsp 49, "a v.a.pr -.
an .'-la.o ill az Sc. -ys.oiat5 No.o!ry
can "e lo.e Ae 10. "a. boo. he4 aai-iu,h.ry
80 H"'''i % even orc. b 'io,s ness, as -pet-
- 'e'c slo .rr con, osiol snd .le,si dc.
bly, 'r'-s 'olae. .5.. Sc, .,c
iioc codGw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

The GENITAL MEAT Market
Messrs. Fred Koshier & Co., Of the Cen
trai Meat Market, desire it understood that
they keep all kinds of meats, beef, pork,
mutton lamb and veal; tina, they buy and
slaughter the best and latest animal,
brought 70 this market; dress and serve
Out the mesta in neat and clearly man.
neF and dssi with everybody fairly and
squsrely.
Market baskets Of customers delivered
free OF charge 10 sny part Of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Buy your meats, then, nj tho Contra
Neat Market, near the corner Of Tent,
street, on Washington avenue.
sep 20 d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE For
SNIE

a two story brick residence, admirably
arranged, with large grounds "a LOTS, sit.
uated on the corner of Holbrook avenue
and Twenty-thrd street, will be sold on tho
most reasonable terms. I, is located on
high grounds, in an excellent neighbor-
hood, the grounds containing bearing fruit
trees, vines and choice selections of shrub
berry. 1t is, in short one of the ompletest
ONES Ia the city.
Apply to W. II. THOMAS,
At Thomas, Green & Aldcns.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

4 BRACE Of colorsd Reverends, Wis:
Bradley and Strothsp, were accused OF
very strong swearing yesterday. Con-
vineing evidence Is said to be in the hand,
Of the Judges Of the election that the latter
and probably the former swore carelsssly.
Yet .ftsr these alleged facts had been re-
vsalsd, partissns Of M. N ann tried TO run
IN one or more negro votes on Strother and
Bradleys affidavit.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

Cry TAxEs.-The city taxes are now
due and must be paid on or before the 10Th
instant. Otherwise, costs will be added
as shall, on that day commence the prep
aration of the delinquent list. No further
time can he given. J. b. TAYLOR,
City Collector.
Eov' 2, 1870. lOt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

To ENJOY LIVES BLESSINGS We MUST
HAVE iiEALTH,-It is stubborn fact that
every human being is more or less predis-
posed TO disease and in the Spring the en-
citing causes Of disese are numerous and
active,;:and sickness is exceedingly prevail
ent. Now, TO counteract the baneful inilu-
ences which sometimes tell with fearful cii.
ect upon our system at this period Of the
year, certain and agreeable remedy is
furnished by Messrs. DIR. s. Is. Hartman
d Co., Of Lancaster and Pittsburg, Pa. /,
Is that noted and efiicacious invigorant and
tonic, MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS-
hfe-giving preparation and in universal
use 1t isthe best blood purifier now be.
\ fore the public ! it invigoratss, renovates
and clcantes the life current within us
eorrects all the Irregularities of the System
imparts fresh vigor and strength 10 tn,
constitution and produces perfect healtl
ana line spirits where now are general debit
ana nervousness. Everybody ought to US,
TIN the Spring and Summer, us it will b,
found reliable protection against diseas,
ana apromoterofhappiness. Nov cod & "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

"How MI eyes ache" ('aid lady
while reading Harper's edition of Dick
ems Pickwick.) Now, ifthnt lady had been
using Lazarus & Morris perfected spec.
tacles, she couldhsve read the same size,
type from four TO six consecutive hours
without the slightest inconvenience.
Tabcr &. Bros sole agents. See adver-
tisment. Il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

CLEAR AS THE SKY is that balmy Hud
which is taking tho place of the uhc,iou
compounds hitherto used for dying tho
hair. Phalons vitalia, or Salvation for the
Hair, is as cloodless as "the light in beau
tvs eyes, and i. darkens gray hair to any
shade from golden brown to perfect ebony
Sold by all druggists. Nov TIL d Sw W
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

SIX negroes were arrested at tho polls
yesterday for the alleged crime Of false
swearing and Illegal voting. If the white
men who urged them'to.the commission of
these crimes could be found out, they, As
well as the negroes should be punished.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

THAT our Radical friends may have a
crumb Of comfort VIC will remark that
Massachusetts, has given Radical major
i.y, Michigan and Wisconsin ditto.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

GOLD Masonic LocKEr LosT-I.ost,
between the Saint Charles Hotel and the
corner Of Sixth street and the Ohio lcvee,
onc-half Of Gold Masonic Lockei in the
shape Of a Keystone, with various Masonic
emblems engraved ON the outside FIVE
DOLLARS reward viii be paid to the finder
Of the same on its return to me.
JEwErT WILCOX, ST. Charles Hotel.
Nov. Ct
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

Fresh Baltimore oysters served IN any
style desired, can be obtained, at any hour
OF the day or night at Louis Herberts
rsstssrsnt. Also oysters for sale by the
can, In any quantity desired, at the same
price. #
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
No. lG Ohio Lcvce Street.

To House wives.-We use a charter Oak
Stove, or Mt least our better half does, and
she says there is nothing in the way of
cooking that can not DO done easy and
quickly on that stove, and we therefore
recommend 1t TO all. Nov 9TH d &w t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

CHARTER OAK COOKING S,oves--and
Evening Star heating stoves--the best N
use--for sale by G. W. Henderson, 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement
aug20dim.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
jtNji.s!!as Meeting
or THE
DEMOCRACY

The democracy vi S"To nv" HeA"'"e'
county, and all citizens who aided them in
the achievement of the
Glorious Victory
Of which We are now assured will meet
at the Court House,
Thursaay Evening, nov. 10, 1870,
and with. music, bonfres and amid thun-
der Of cannon exchange congratulations,
aud rejoice over the result ofthe late cleo
ton. Come out, everybody.
Able speakers will be present. and a
real old-mshioned jollihcation will be
insured.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
Special Notices.
DAtcheiOp's Hair Dye.

Tns trsT N Tmg voRLp-do.- not contain Lead
M yi,rol poi-ons to fsralyre the system or ro-
tuco death. II Is perfectly harmless-r". Iable =
ns,aaisneoJs. Avoid the Wanted an dsluslyc
'~osra,on. bos-,ing virtues they done possess
yGu would escape the danger. The genuine
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has thirty years rep
uia'ion TO uphold ia integrity. Sold by Drug
gusts. Applied at 10 Bony street. n. Y.
noS.tdAwy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

FLorg-Choice Fam lily Flour inbls
half bbls, sacks, &c, for sale at the Egyp-
tian Mills. su
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

Shell oysters received every day by
Louis Herbert. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

WASrED.-Three frs.-class :tailors-
coat and pants makers. Only good hands
need apply. J. LEHNING.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
BULLS
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the Captais's Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April ~. lisa
DR. john BULI~-Dcsr sir: Knowing the EN-
cheney VI your sarspAri..a, aud tiss healing ana
henf tlcial qualities II possefscs, | send you ths
following statement Of mytase.
. Twas wounded about ~ years ago-was taken
prisoner M cSLiDed for sixteen months. Being
moved 80 often, my wounds have not hesled yet
! have not sat up moment since aa- wounded.
am shot through the hips. My general health
IL impaired, and need something to sssist ma.
iVre. have more faith ~ yonI sMsapsr,ils thar
N anything else. I wish that THAT a genuine.
pesss express mo = hall d9sen iottles, ahe
oblgr GAIT T. y. JOHNSON,
81. Louis. No.
r. a-The following VA. written April 50, lss.,
o., Mrs. JOEnle Johnson. mother Of Capt. John
on:
pr, JOHN BuLL-Desf Sir; Ny husband, Dr.
G =. Johnton, was skilful surgeon and physie.
isn II Central New York. where DO died. leaving
mo above &, II, johnson IN my care. A. thirteen
years 81 age, he had a chrome diaTrhca and
scroiuls, FOR which gave him your sarsaParills
II CURED HIM; ] have for ten years recon-
mcLr cd 10 10 many IN New York, Ohio and lows,
for scrofula. fever sores, sno general debility.
Perfect success has attended IT. Ihs orss cfeei's
~ saps easss % sSrgad asd faa sores ners ei"'oa
rf,aesisas, am very ANXIOUS for my son 10 again
have recouuc To your sArsaparilla. He u thrnl
Of ge,ti ~ spunous article, hence his wrIinP 70
you fOrM IFS wounds we're terrible, but be-
lieye hs win recover Respectfully, ,o,,,,.o,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

Applcs-Are In good supply, and
rather a limited demand, with sales Of IS
Dbl. in lots at 81. 81 and - per Dbl for
common to fair and strictly choice varie-
ties. ...Its. -
POlatOes--Arc quiet, with the mar
ket sbundantly supplied, and nearly 81!
late receipts have gone into store. ~ bbls
peach blows sold in lots at - 30 per Dbl.
OniOns-Aro dull and selling from
store at 50 so per Dbl.
Cabbase-About 1000 head sold at
- OO@s ~ per 100.
GrOccricS-aro unchanged on Nil do
scrip,ions, and very little doing excep. OF
orders.
Freights-arc steady, with fair offer
ings 10 all points below ut quotations.
The weather continues pleasant, and
very mild for the season.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
WILLIAM IL. SMITH, MD,

w kEslDENcE-No. q, Thirteenth tree
between Washington Avenue and wa.urt SD,
EFF CHS Commercial A,snue ppstairt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
osttlIag ,aassssss.

Essays for young men, on sceisl Evil. and the
propr.e,y or improperly Of getting married, with
sniary help for those Who feel untitled for mat
rimonial happiness. Sent free, In sealed enyel.
opes. address Howard Association, Box r, Phil.
adelphia, Ia. septlsdim
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

Oats-Buyer. and sellers were apart
in their views to-day, the former demand
ing concessions o; cent per bush from our
last inside quotation, which the latter were
no, willing 20 grant There was consc-
qucntly no trading done, and the sales re-
ported were all effected at the close o. last
week, and comprised
2 cars in new burlaps at.-....-..""...4l!c
IL " - " +" ".,....... ..,..,...ilc
and 80 sacks from store At j!c. all deliv-
cred.
IIay-A large portion Of the receipts
were OF mixed hay, and price. were barely
sustained on this description while strictly
choice timothy Is scarce ana ~ good re-
quest.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

Whcat.-We have no change to note
in the market, no sales 20 report, except
car No. white VI 81 20.
COrn--is scarce, aud the only sale tbat
transpired was 30 sacks choice white from
store delivered, vt zoe.
COru Meals dull with limited
sales of city mills, steam dried at 50 80.
ssrnn--is quiet and unchanged. ] car
load in sacks sold ut Sl7 90 per ton on
trnck
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09

Sales on orders comprised;
300 bbls city mills, winter wheat -four
single, double and treble extras, in lots n
s. %, IS 80, and sc 2j.
100 bbls XXXX mily.............7 0,
$50 various grades from - 5o6y7 o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-09
Provisions and Lard arc withou,

any quotable change, and no sales reported.
Ruttcr-The market Is better sup.
piled, and the demand less active. Is key
sold at 10 and &c for prime 80 kes
choice 81 35c and ) boxes choice rol /,
35c. 20 pigs choice solid ut 3ic.
Eggs-are extremely scarce, and with
considerable inquiry, higher prices could
readily be obtained one or two psgs sold
ut use. 81
Pduitry-is dull and market well sup
piled. 10 eoops chickens sold at 50 90,
81 80 and - 90 per doz.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT.

The ETacc-Allen C0ntest-The Articles Signed
The Fight 10 Tukc Place Near New Or
Icnns.
The articles IN the Mace Allen prize night were
signed at the Clipper ofce In this city yesterday by
Jim Mace person for himself, and by Frank Burng
on behalf or Tom Allen. THE articles stipulatc that
the fight shall be for $1,000 ana the championship
or Americs, and shall take place within nfty miles
or New Orleans The fight has been fixed TO come
or on the 10th Of next May, the conditions being
that In either party falls TO be the ground
tween the hours OF seven and twelve A. M he shall
forfeit the stakes Arrest OF either or the contcs-
tants by the police suall under no circumstances
form reason for non:Iorfeiture OF tine stakes.
ALLEN EAGER FOX A FIGHT
On the 18th inst Allen wrote the folio wing letter.
given literally TO Frank Burns:-
SAINT Louls Jan la
mhsi the articles ss TSs ALIEN y
roH ~ XIIsSs XMI1I.slsstSa Ss.mvson. nys
HE ia CONFIDENT or VICTORY.
The following letter written on tue previous day
shows that Allen confident OF his ability 70 van
quish the English champion. The letser " given
literally:-
DEAR FRIEND--I received your esteemed letter hoping
that ana your family are In good health want
HEX years older than
he knows more than fought . cl.aver
before Joe aoss T. piece Of wood y MAD no, have been
heavy.-Iam ALLEN
Champion OF America
and you bet can Keep that tiket.
MAcEs VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Mace, since the signing OF arlicles to-day, has
been quiet and rcticent. but expresses neverther-
theless, his confidence IN his ability to vanquisn
Allen. Mace feels particularly confident In his own
superior SC ence and pugis'lc experience. and says
that though smaller and lighter man than Allen nc
will make him AilenI regret hts tefnerity In chaI
longing one who came here witnout any intention OF
entering the ring.
Ihe match was the all engrossing topic OF CONVEX
sation in sporting circles yealerday.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

amendment the section would he void. The Import
ance OF the amendment he proposed would consist
10 lts declaration 70 Virginia OF tue feeling OF Oon.
The Senate then voted on the motion Of Mr.. stew
art 70 lay the senate Dill on the table, which was
agreed to--yeas 26 nays -.
YEAs-Mess Abbott, Bayard, Carpenter, Casserly Cole
cSssas corse,t Davis Ferry Foylsr Isnn Ss0rssry
wshH
IN nATns.nssaT. Anthony Boremsn, suctnghsm Came
Ns6oa.la horsii y V. Ssr1i q w. Morton o%sssy
Mr.. PRATT trcp.) OF Ind. paired on with Mr.. Thur
man, who was absent on account OF sickness.
Un mouon OF MI. STEWART the House pnl was
taken up and read second time.
Mr.. EDMURDs submitted the amendment which
nad been Incorporated In the Senate bill requiring
member Of the Legislature and state 0fficer
Soa once pe9n' me are not nesDss
tion upon Virginia q salutary restrictions as an as
sarance OF compliance with the requirements Of
Mr.. FOWLER, rep, OF Tenn, said that the disabi-
rebellion had been removed, ana he claimed for the
people who had been dragged INTO the rebellion the
c0nsderaton TO which their deplorable condition
enttled thein He opposed the imposition Of funda-
menta conditions upon the State ~ useless and per-
Mr.. FERRY, rcp.) OF Conn.,, said that he had voted
Ior tAe amendment Of MIR. Edmunds when offered to
the senate bill; out now its adoption would involve
reference To the House and iinperil the admission
OF virginia. He was opposed to all amendments for
this reason.
Mr. STEWART said thar the general bill for the en-
lorcement OF the fourteenth amendment was now
before the Judiciary Committee and would probably
pc passed so soon as notification OF the amendment
oy sufficient number Of the States made 1t part Of
the constitution. With the vote OF Virginia its adop
ton was guaranteed, and then Congress would carry
out Dy Legislation the constitutional provisions OF
which the fourteenth amendment would be part.
Consequently the pending amendment was super
nnous.
Mr.. EDMUSps read letter from correspondent
In Virginia implonng nim 10 oe q man for once and
withdraw his proposition requiring oaths which
could not be taken by any honest man In The
stats without perjury ana only by the dishonest
class OF carpetbaggers. lie also cited, from u pub
hshed letter OF Governor Walker, extract 70 the
effect that with q Legislature opposed to the radi-
Gals the county SYSTEM would never have ocen en-
forced" In view or these expressions he thought
tnat men whose hands had already been lald upon
the constitution should DC compelled 10 swear they
were not traitors toIt.
Mr.. IHAYEk trep9 OF Ncb., addressed the Senate
at length IN benalf OF the loyal people OF Virginia.
VINO, he SAID were ASKING III vain for security and
protection. lie finally yielded the moor 70 - motion
Tor an executive session.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
After q short executive session the Senate ad-
j0nrned.