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t6glia ilrdttrlthsr."
5ranFrei6'S Rlaee uber CeftreiA.
Ginplhtiteu itber cae Ytprp Attentat
gc8en prtm.
Scr Swed Der 8CihieBung Don NUroH,
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MEMS IN GORiiantlHOptI.
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8trIuh, cintu unterisciidsr RabeI JwilHen
Gbsrbourg, &rrNi n Sotoeaur 81
Is9sn, p%eretttlt.
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Dterre 6. 9naan,

fssssA s3terre g. Suaan,
kas. Rr. 30, ct. YaulRrabs,
@ruuseiasntbuinSs mtb GietS'Medflcr.
gu u~trtaufen cine s~er6utlise WohrurS uno Nthaiis
ration In elmer porjusiiben Stlhditsaeeen6.
gelosr tuerotn Jl allen 8ttrdaeH ausstIieben.
Ginia iitrrnaen pun Seloert tpsroen loglst6 betoref.
$500 fno iofort ausiuIeiben. (26o-l
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Gin ioItbes Wtdbatn, tpeIbss WaIdsu, giiaeIn unb
PIE 9tiuo9nltdle 8nusdrbett usrtbsn fdnn, tann In elmer
utlnen IanttIts etnet 9utsn gIdb erbaIitn. Rabluirus
gen IN Rr. 2I7. Srpatpip ipiibeu Der IIiee Qnns
unD 9aneaHtrftrabe. CO7-aI
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auto mattihen 6clbf gB DE r ataen aute
9omntilonsn Ju p~trfautsn In er SO. Bursnhra6e
bet 81. BtiHmunu s Comp. I3G7-01
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3. 8. GaAtbam G 6ObG,
8SE6DSkeks BEE ~SeFEnstUHs q. O0urtIanhEs..
GUttipHatoren ur0 9runoeigeuthurnssgtdf
MISUNDERSTANDING bon OEnnbtiasuiPurl, atttra
EhD DbItgattontn.
BsrFdGfs SDn WsObiItra tn 1azIs Oss giatatsR.
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BsrFduFs BON Vfsrbsn. Btte. Baasa n. {. D..
Vrisat.BsPFdHfs BON 0dRSerH. sdnhsrsiez Il.
STun6mistben.
anTsi6sn Serf6aTt aaI glstHtbuH IN esr Stabi
HHb auf BEN 2dnbs. tStOt2l. SYRte.l
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NSE8W0minifrators Berfanf -

B9EgMominiFratnrs Berfanf TSSN
9ferOen, &ino pisb, MauleIslu, adsrs@srdibr
idaIten, Iotuie elmer Wlil6 sRoute, Mbbeln &c.
Qratt etnes BsfebIes Oes gBaiItn. gerihtsB bon SaItis
ipir6 Der uRterIstGnstt. ais A6Hinihra.
tor, auf OftentIiher Auittou am 6rettag uno Sam tGs
ben 80. unb 81. DECEMBER. ant Der Ganotttut ots prn.
aleB psri6nlite Gigentbunt oes nerftorbenen , 0 b n VI.
8epeIt {, wtIhtS inter Nnosrrm bic nadbttnuuteu @ts
~genfGnoe uintaBt. p%srinutsn.
BON >. 3. Wsepenrp's lpoblbstanHtsn1 ptn9it 1Stttle
0VIsrbe, 6 mRauIeGf, DsrfdteSene Sod Sd,.
piu gaoatni. az fhbe ~(mstiens i6bne Wtlhtibt,
pooon mebrere trdhiig bon bent SurbantsY uusul 90
utussia6r 1000 SafS,i wsltdbsorn. rs SOnntn 9su,
490 Buidel GdrtpffeI, 20 BuiheI etiiben u. 10.
. DRildipasen. IS Rdnnsn perI6tsSsnsr SroBs,
Nbtlbler. WtaaBe. Seter u. |. 10, NIT Der Wttldbrunte
In Baltimore bon ungtfabr 65 @annnen.
eebs 4. unn 2.ipdnntse nSasen, Beber.aBd geu &C.
BtsrJsbu @ferhssefblrre usrl1teoener art, t6psts
Gins wdrsen'fbe ~fattform . RSaass. .tus
Budepe'ih Gruotts uno Eehsn.UiaiQtns, PhA9e, 60.
gen. Sdnufeln, Spib6re u. I. 10.
Cine tra8bare @rltsmible. cine 3trfsI'sdsmaidins
init 0etsn.
S0usbaltsz @er6tbibatten je9li6sr Art.
RutL. Oleier gtrrauf ,ptro ben Btebfanb, @erdtb
idaftsu uno bic Uiatert1litn, mCl6t bon BEN oerttorbes
nen prn. DeosIe sur Scbaulns or aroBen uno oorJig.
Iihen Ganoaeue oes 6rn. =. WRepenrg untsr eiutm Yadt
BON 30 9abren aebraudt luuroei. umta len ui1o tnO Die
meiittn Der btnannten 8egtnfdnoe BET prn. Wepenrq's
AusOeriauf tn 1867 %trtunoeu tuoroet.
Die Aufusriiamftit bon 8trb.ri, Saldhern, Ultlts
leutet uno Nnotren lplro aui ottitn SeEtaut b%slonbets
%bingeltntt.
SsrisIbs tpiro Murssns I'm 10 ubr an btiOtn 9astn
(obue Rtidii6t duf bic 0Bitttruugl btgtnnen uno Der
BtebNano II. (. 10. 5usrt ptrauft merotn.
BtotH8un9en Sunnei iinttr 500 baar SttttHtn
miettr St1srbstt uno pom Bsrfauf8tase an 3tuiEn tra-
| geno, az. Fenrp Coward,
9ir. Al, 2tIin9tonftraBe,
NbmiuiRraior ots oetf. Jobn VI. StptIe :
Spbn o. BibbIfpn. wifi.
~ IN G5olge iptIieuen arrangements nit prtt pte'
bentp. wsl6sr sins 6ppotbtt auf ttnsn 1beI ots obisrn
@issutbunss bat. Wtro islbisss fret o9n iolbtm aHs
EA,.A A., s.. FDnl ans o I'M
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6Guier M ~nerfauteu,

SIuier 30 berfanteu.
.pdujer ~ iarden uns ium gsriaufs u absr.
nehnitn IN ausu fbetkn Der 6taet . prtts pom $200 bts
$4,000. au& MIN bic Gtniiebun9 BON Rthnun8en
aIer Nrt, &tntaiftrtn bon 8runemtsfhen &C. btlig be-
is.at. Gtrf anaatl 0ranoRids Fsts btlis an pano.-
Au6 tDirp Sss!b ausaeItsbsn. .. Pprh.
tpn.s,swt,) NIB BroaSUaa.
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e,xunbmtetbeu au Derfaufeu.

etns BON sSol. IS, psr bon $50 isos elm @runeFHs
an Der esoitf,,ses. w % s saS gsss Sans ,S SsS p sssS
n Az iSssotSst a,is., uistbsn bt 3. Rprris 3 SOtu.
tVr. 8, ct. SauffrGtet. Hse3
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u 3u 1erfaufen Ober 9eeen Stabts
4 Gruubbeffb Al bertaufdhen.

Gin tIeinsr plat bon Is ooer 90 Wiorgsn an Der alien
Grsoerid'Boao. l Wleile pom Gnopunttt Der ySiaots
9ferosbabn. H6beres bel Mrtbur sage In Oer. sac,
geprbs@utdm fraAe. t9too, 30.1IRt.l
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0QWrencc 8. SieR & &c.,
tusIds ibr frlbsrts gsI&dFt sslpe&fsIt uuO elm duff
tipnSs une GommiffonsSB efdbdft an tbrsrI alttt
PIabt, eHr. 8OS.0 sH s8altimprefrdhe, er0ttntt
babtn. btettn TIRE Bttnte bem publttum lum Beriaufe
bon auen Sorttn gBdartr. 6dussIR obiliar uub grun6s
t]igtntbum an. Shrs 2otalitdten fino duBtrft asrdunttg
uno grpB getu9 gum Bayern unb gum Wusheuen bon
Naaten. Sds Souterratr uno Der trfte Stod babtn cine
SifFs bon 140 SuB bts ~ etusm bIntersn gtnednes bic
8 obsren Gtngtn ftno 100 gus lang.
RDir erIu9tn UNI 9oniignirrn9et bon 8aIdnttrtts,
Wtanuiniturs. 9urItDdurtn, 8uh, phten, Shuben, Sttts
feIn, ubrrr. G@mudiahtn. &iisnpdarsi. Sdnsiotpuas
rem. 8lds. uno NORTHUMBERLAND, groortssN ~rtiteIr,
Wobilien u. I. 10.
gBtr rtttrni uulsrt aufmrrtIamisit aud aut ben Der.
tauf bon Wobilien In gBobnbduisrn. ionic non b6uIerr,
qGnoertitH, 5abrieussn, @ruubJlnieu, GBtrtbpapisrtn
II. I. u. aaf Der 8brie ootr an Srt uuo eteus.
9auaoo,eo &3a.
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Ri n~erfau}en,

mas 2 5.fbdist BadFetn. gBobntaus Rr. 1J2,
On !. qonbaro., nabe Caroline frGBe. 10 sfuB brett uub
be sur Bounip .2ane surad f1 sritrsdtno, nit eiutrn 2.
Hbdiosn 6auie an Bounip .2ane bas 9ante Gigentbum
IN al $2S sro Wonat psrnisthst. Grunomtstbt So pro
,SrettefuB. 0dheres bel Muboun o 6ruscup. Rr.
10. 3asS .8uttetuss. st. paniitr. t808-l
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-. Cine oorBiIeliae R.fauration, tpeIf, out, Se.
1&dtts nta&t, au%sgsjsttnst seIssen. nit elmer 4. Iabtfasr
tauf tueroer gigeben. RaSiIiraaeH in Upr, ais
BGRsSaItim0refraRe. (3O0-iO,I-il
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Die hrani6i{bm RrieasmaihinsH psretr9
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Wab. SElptnn.
Blu DcrhNnGfn uAO 81 Drrmtrtbtn.
0erfammlnnes j. eOFaI gu oermte.

Gin 9otai I'M 2. Stodluerte bes neutn 8ebdubts bts
eorrslponos1ttn poatanoiB fur YerIammluuaen etts
9ertatet, init Raum fir l50-l75 YerIonsn, @as &C., iii
6stfn Nbsno. Dtonat ODER 5abr bfuig an @eieaIhafieii,
Bauoerstrs, 9o9tn, Sin8Oereine &c. III osrmiet9erl. iran
Hsloe Np VI DER Grp. Dc. bI. 1851
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QNtrthfhGft In 1crFnnfem.
BiaiQ IN %nerfanTer.

EDtaen anoerer unte Cnebmuug beabibtiae tj incline
9ni;stlt9ert4tste gBtrtbihaft In S9r. o, SfS.Gapffr.,
btal8 ~ p%erIautsn. "
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Scr 8psd Der Bri6ieBmng Don NurOu.
@aribalSianer in Diion. CD

ale Wadri&t BON Der u"uabbdneiateit Rmmd'
MEMS IN SonitantlHOptl.
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Gin otutTdts protetapttiass 6raueulinnmer gum 30.
@sH, 9BaitsH uno SaBsIn. gadInfrustn in Str. 90,
Rorb.Sibertp4rahs. t3O7-9l
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8erlangt.
IN leiben 9eGu@t:
OerIamaf.

$1,000 biz $500 auf elm bis bret Sabre III a%naslreI.
lelsn 3lniet. unO burl erfe 3upotbet auf Elm IDubtts
baus In Der Staot Qffthsrt Wldu abttiitrt In engliIdtr
Sprahs III. d. g. In Der @rpeb. B. 81. (3os-l0)
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@erIanat.
Gin euits SifnimGohsu fir sspBbuIids pau1arbtii.
Naagptrdau In Rr. 81. @ermdnR rdhe %(309-lOl
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5raIB6iiider ltuiiHH.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10
Fraud!iFraud!

A number of the Cairo Radical ring sny
that because the horde Of negroes that
flocked into Cairo last Tuesday from Mis-
souri,, Kentucky and Tennessee, and who
never lived month in the city in their
lives. were not permitted to vote, that the
election was,runfair."
Now We pretend to say that certain Rad
icsls Of Cairo were guilty of an attempt to
run in negro votes which they knew to DO
illegal. We fare very directly informed
that q prominent Radical went on board
the steamer Great Republic and tried to
effect an arrangement with the pastry cook,
whereby the negro hands Of the boat, who
live in 81. Louis and elsewhere, would 60
70 the polls and vote the Radical ticket
And the man guilty Of this act 10 making
himself hoarse crying "fraud."
The polls were closely watched the
judges were memorable in exscting the re-
Quirements of the law; yet thirty or forty
illegal negro votes we're polled in spite Of
the vigilance.
Negroes were not permitted to vote"
say the discounted Munnites. If there
Is negro voter in Cairo who was denied
the privilege Of voting, it was because he
refused or neglected TO comply with the
requirements of the present Radical cleo
ton law. Dozens Of negro votes were
sworn in by Democrats, and the Demo-
cratic challongers were particularly eau
tious not to challenge any negro whom
they knew to be voter. That dozens Of
strange negroes were turned away from
the poll,--negroes VINO did not live in
Cairo, nor in the State of Illinois, shows
the extent ofthe fraud the Radicals of Cairo
intended to practice upon the people. More
of this hereafter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

GRAND OPENING Trade SALx-ArrEH.
ton MxxCHAxs.--Having received largo
'asignmcnts from the East, I will offer At
" sslss room on Saturday, Nov. 18th, At
O'Clock, am, also in the evening at I
clock, pm. . lare. assortment Of Buck
nd Red Gloves, Dry Goods, Boots and
hoes, Cro,ksry, and . full assortment Of
'lassvars by the case or dozen, also heat
,g and cooking Stoves, and q variety Of
,cond hand Furniture. All goods offered
ill positively be sold.
DANIEL HARTMAN,
Nov. II q Auctioncsr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

DsArH OF J. NEWTON RErsoLDs. The
hundreds Of citizens whs knew J. Newton
eynolds will deeply regret to learn that
70 has psssed from the scsaes Of earth.
10 died Of consumption, In Maysvills,
Kentucky, on the goth Of Oct.
Mr.. Reynolds MAS . young man who
vas highly respected by oil who knew
lin. He was generous hearted, kind,
rank and genial, and no ono could truth.
ally say that Newt Reynolds ever stopped
othe performance Of . mean act Pecul-
arly socisble In his nature, and light
hearted, he Was co arted a. a
companion, and valued ms a friend. Blu,
,e has 'crossed over to the other side, and
al who knew him here are left, only
blessed memory.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

THE PEorLE's MEAT NAH xr.-C
GArEK Il Co, PKorRIEroRs.-Ths nes,
market just opened by Gsyer and Co, a,
the corner Of Washington Avenue and
Tenth street, is just exactly such a inca,
market as those who know Gsyer would
eIpec, him to establish when he spreads
himself Everything is new, freshly
painted, and wears sn air Of cleanliness,
that no one will fail TO commend.
Gayer & Co. are among the Oldest and
most experienced butchers Of the country
and have learned that IL pays best TO keep
FIRST class meats, and command FRS, class
custom. II citizens would, therefore, Sc
cure splendid fresh meats, pork, beef, NUT
BON, veal, lamb or ssusage-they can al
ways find them in any quantity desired a,
|shs Peoples meat market Jus, tryit. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10
| BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR

A two story brick residence, admirably
arranged, with large grounds "A lots), sit
uated on the corner Of Holbrook avenue
and Twcnty-third street, will be sold on tho
most reasonable terms. It 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 completest
ONES in the city. A,.
Apply to w. II. THOMAS
At Thomas, Groen " Aldens.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

SuAaixa the esu:tation and enthusiasm
ast prevails among the Democratic por.
90 Of our citizens, and desiring to minis.
~ to wha. seems popular desire, We have
ivsn up our paper to-day to election news,
nd such pictorial illustrations - seem
allied for BY the extraordinary nature Of
he occasion. This We do, as has been OBJ
erved, somewhat to the neglec. Of natter
{ . local nature, which, ordinarily, com
aand our attention. Tomorrow the cal
or election news will be less eager, and ",
hall settle into our usual calm and uneI'
tied channel.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

CERTIFICATE orAS EMINENT CHEMIST.
have made careful chemical analysis Of
the Sozodont, from an impartial sample
purchased by me personally, from lead
ing drug house of this city, but nothing of
injurious or Objectionable charn cter has
been found in lis composition.
James q. Pohlc. NJ. d.,
Analytical Chemist, is9 Broadway, New
York. Late DR.. james II. Chiffon Il Co
"Spaulding's Glue, useful and true.
ov the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

GOLD Masonic I.ocKEr LosT.-Lost,
between the Saint Charles Hotel and the
corner Of Sixth street and the Ohio levee,
onc-half Of Gold Masonic Locket in the
shape Of a keystone, with various Masonic
emblems engraved on the outside. FIVE
DOLLARS reward will be paid to the finder
Of the same on its return TO me.
JEwErr WILCOX, st. Charles Hotel.
Nov. Z 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10
HORRIBLE OCCU RRENCE
TIVE Negro Childrsn Dsrnsd.

Two negro children were burned TO
death In tho upper part OF tho city yester-
day evening, under circumstances tho most
distressing and horrible.
A negro woman who lives near MI. Au.
brey's residence, lcft her little child, only
ono year and three months old, tied in a
chair near the Are, and won't out to gather
up IN arm load Of wood. She was not gone
more than twenty minutes, but when she
returned she found the child snvclopsd In
. sheet OF flame. The other child, about
three years old, was found lying on the
door beside the chair Of the little ono, .
charred mass of lifeloss remains. The
mother found It impossible to oxtinguish
the flames in timo to save tho life Of tho
younger child, and Il died, we hear, q few
hours afterwards in the most horrible
agony.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

CRY TAxEs.-Thc city taxes are now
due and must DO paid on or before the 10th
instant. Otherwise, costs will be added
as shall, on that day commence tho prep
srston Of the delinquent list. No further
time can be given. j. b. TAYLOR,
City Collector.
Low ., 1870. 10t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10
A Card 20 sensible People.

Ratioual reader, II the asrcct 81 the wealth er
wa. upccitain, you would not bc foolish enough
10 venture ont " thvut nm ovcrcoat or UNI.
hrslla Have the forecast. then, TO project your.
sell ut this dang 'tous season with something
more important than ether of these articles.
Strengthen ,our stomm h and nervous System;
regulate your liver and our no" els, tone ~ your
,gans and cheer your animal spin It's with thst
agreeable cordial. tonic and alternative, Ho.t.t.
terri Biters. ~ shall you srroly escape the dis.
eases which fasten upon the feeble and dobili.
ia,cd. "Suifer aud he strong" says the proycib,
'Bs strong tina, you may NOT suffer" il Tho Ser
maxlm--and of alt strengthening 2. rparrft6ns
this II the safest the -urcsl. the nIo. genial. As
q remedy. n well rs sn antidotr, for oysrcrs .,
fever hni asuc. an1 lives disease, there Is no
combn ,ton Of vegetable specifies ~ p.etclt
known ah oh even approach os It !, efficacy. d. q.
Anticipate the cnemy. ihc clemens o. Iunu.
mcraIlc diseases are snOat Ia the r.,s, DAMP me.
phhic, winter air. vii you defend yourself
against them or not, good rcsderp Thai IL the
question bottle OF two o. The r;cai defensive
msdiciuc Of the age, llo.t-t,cr. Btiefs viii so
strcng, hen aud UEs'e uPyou7 bodily power. as 20
cnahlc 1hem 10 lar.h ",icsc 10 s,oIu.' The
norbiG mater watch va, e. sailed 10 pcssp.rat on
through yorr porsp -ai on through your pores IA
suzanne hgjs -I,h cercss nDw. towc,nil
coun,craotng escnI u ;ho.e'o.e needed, and yon
have II IN Ilo>ict.rr's Bt,c-.. The neutr,lz me
mstcrics mofbI from which disease originates,
an regulate ali the seerc,iye q CANS Nothing
can bc more harmless sr mose heN'hii'-noih ng
30 po,cntto prevent oregfe bl!o1snes,, dyspep.
sia, fever and ague. cous, patton aud general do.
bALty, as tbs wonderful cor ec;.yc.
nov. oodsw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10
TuE CENTRAL NEAT MAxxxr.

the CENrKAL NEAT MAxxxT.-
nsssrs. Fred Koehler L Co., Of the Cen.
|tral Meat Market, desire 1t understood that
|phsy keep oil kinds Of meats, beef, pork,
mutton, lamb and veal; that they buy and
pisughtsr the best and latest animals
brought 70 this market; dress and serve
put the 'neats 10 . neat and clearly man.
hsr, and deal with everybody fairly and
bauarely.
Market baskets Of customers delivered
free Of charge 70 sny part Of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Buy your meats, then, ~ the Centrs
Meat Market. near the corner Of Tenth
street, on Warrington avenue.
sep 20 dam
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10
Dhe 8uttetim.
NEWS q TIE CITY.
lli.sEi.a Meeting
DEMOCRACY

he Democracy of Cairo ard Alexander
n,y, and all citizens who aided them in
achievement Of the
zloriOuO VAOtory
which We are now assured will meet
the Court House,
,harsdsy Evsnisg, Msv. 10, 1870,
4 with music, bon6res and amid thun-
Of cannon exchange congratulations,
rejoice over the result ofthe late cleo
n. Come out, everybody.
Able speakers will be present. and 9
Al old-fashioncd jollincation will b
,ured.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

CLEAR As THE SKY is thnt balmy hud
which is taking the place of the unctioui
compounds hitherto used for dying the
hair. Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation for the
Hair, is as cloudless as 'thc light in beau
tvs eyes, and it darkens gray hair to any
shade from golden brown to perfect ebony
Sold by all druggists. Nov 7th &w | W
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

Y. N. d. A.-The members Of the above
ISOLATION will meet at THAR rooms on to.
orrow( Friday evening - clock sharp.
very member Is expected to 10 present
ID begin active work for the coming sea-
n. BY order OF q. 8. DELAY,
Nov II u President.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

ILLvMISATIox.-A number Of our
,mocratic citirens propose 70 illuminate
cir residences tonight, BY way Of ccle-
ating the great Democratic victory
hievsd last Tuesday.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

GERMAN SCHOOL AssocIATlox.--There
III b, meeting Of the German School
ssociahon on Monday evening ncxt, In
. School house OF: fourteenth street. On
hich occasion the members ara expected,
ID earnestly requested to DO present.
ARL l.. THOMAS, Secretary, novl0td
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

CHARTER OAK COOKING Stoves-and
Evening Star heating s,oves-the best IN
use-for sale by c. W. Henderson, 100
Commercial Avenue, See advertisement.
sug2odim.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

"Iiow NY eyes ache (said lady
while reading Harper's edition Of Dick.
ems Pickwick.) Now, ifthat lady had been
using Lazarus Il Morris perfected spec.
tacles, she couldhave read tho same size,
type from four to six consecutive hours
without the slightest inconvenience.
Tabor j.. Bros solo agents. See adver-
tisment. tf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

To House wives.-Wo use = charter Oak
Stove, or at least our better half does, and
abe says there 10 nothing in the way Of
cooking that can not be done easy and
quickly on that stove, and VIC therefore
recommend It to all. Nov 7th d &w I
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

FLoun'-Choice Fam lily Flour inbls
half bills, sacks, &c, for sale ut the Egyp.
tian Mills. au
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

Shell oysters received every day by
Louis Herbert. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10

WASTED.-Thrce drs.-clAss :tailors-
coat and pants makers. Only good hands
need apply. J. LEHNING,
~ NJ 10 nhin T. y.o Gtraat
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-10
BULLS. Us III
SARSAPARIlLA
- "ItsN
1sead. tie CaPfnin's Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Isss-n Barracks, Mo-, AprI 20, lisa
Or. JOAN BuLL-Dev sir; Knossng The sfs.
e"hcy IL yese ssr>pry'Ns, and the healing ana
benehcts. qualities possesses, 1 send you the
ioIoahs statement 81 my care:
iNss wounded about two years ago-sas taken
prisoner anu conhnSl for sixteen nilnths. BEN,
moved W often, my wounds have not healed vel
! nave not sat up moment since was wounded
nm shot through the hips. Ny general hesiiL
~ impaired, and n.~l -ome thing 10 aSsIst ~.
tnTr' have more faith in your saIsaparilla than
N anything else. | wtst that that IL eepuin.
Please express me a half doler bottles auo
oblige GAIT Z. +. Johnson
- . st. L0uls. No.
She following was written April ~, Is6e
b, Mrs. Jennie Jshnson, mother Of Capt. Joho'
on:
DR.. JOHN BvLis-De.r Sir; MY husband. In.
o = Jolhton, .ss ~ llIful surgeon and phy.it .
ian 10 central Now York. where he died, lsayin. /.
me above {. y. johnson IA my care. Al Thirteen
years 81 aye, be had chronic diarrhes Aar q
s.r"lnln, Tor winch gave INN your sarsnpar,iri
IT ttNLb HlMi hsyc for ten years room. .
met Ell u 20 many IN Nes York, ONO ana, Iowa
,nf sci"iula. FEVER sores, Gnd general h.bllity,
Fericei success hHs attended IL 7As az "a sseaai
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pave recourse 20 your Sarsaparilia. lie IL a. ful
OF getting spurious article, henss ms wrtssrt 10
Won Tor HIS wounds sere terrible, but he.
I'eNt hswiH recover Respectfully,