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Ny DEAR sIE BY daughter Alice, thirteen years
old has been completely cured OF that horrible III
sesse Scrofuls, which for years rendered life tor
ment; after all medicines and many ply sicans had
been tried. aud failed commenced giving her your
mills She took them alnos: every day for three
months, constantly improving. She has now entire
" recovered. Yours truly.
DANIEL LUTHER.
Uox- r. BnAypsErH May i-'d&wlm
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Iae cont room c4ta -tropbe Al Richmond w's
;as most tor bic ore Of the kind within our
recollection Si1ar-rire persons, inciuing
many distinguished men, killed outright, aud
one 6arlrcd and ffiy rounded, make fright
ful LIST Oar desPs .tches to-day say that in the
p,esence o. the readf1l calamity. the excited
political feeling ar sing from the contest over
Mayorslty. which aai called such numbers to
the court room, a4s wholly disappeared the
conteuding parties being united By the potent
smell IF d common and overwhelming sorrow.
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gent "nN">sinE Books sent free for
seCreas OF ReYenue

The most rem arsaolr took ever published being
or Kings preyiuS u uui Gsver.m-ur 81 wing
up a.. lqu-s from o. .oSsst Do ttr.h .hy-t Coz
iHef ece' am coT9rs'srl'H az rsu as minor opera
cu-rupuon- p"iiucal Itueu e. Do tr, nag. a q wire
lulllns. fsaIles- His'or Gel No =. in,RIu-hl 10
every C rzru. utaniLs 90 pa-es,1, a rutpiut Z :
Cove uut Mt .et-etiv- Over 20 % c.Iui.s aTr,sd,
SOLD. Agents ean-,d. C.uva- s.us o, &c Al
dress ". Flint, lu Usher Ph is' elp1ia Pa B, st,u
Mass. Chica-O, 90 or CinciuLati,u
April D. III >W4s
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IlateI tHls ETtI IHV UT NVTTI- = y ~
/. 8. pLATI. l--
i}w3w ". =. NEYNO-.N-. N'is-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

The Canadian authorities are satisfied that
tAeir prompt action has prevented an immediate
invasion ly the Feniaus. Sir George Z Cartier
said in the Dominion Parliament on Monday,
that the Government had certain information on
which it acted Although this was not the time
TO justify their actions, be might say that they
had not withdrawn all the forces from the from
ter The decided action taken hal prevented
aa invasion they had tina, day received infor-
nation that all the volunteers should not be
Withdrawn. "a. there was still danger ahead.
The Canadian volunteers accordingly st.u guard
the frontier bat how long they would do 50, if
the invaders should actually appear, IS a ques-
uau
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

d as TO enable him TO resume his travels. A.
ca'aranei by his wife and Miss Baxter, q this .
cry, be 'ei- f5me for Florence, the latter part
March, and may row be said to have commenced .
Is return journey.
So .,,,.-s ..., ,-,,....,--.-
Ea'ig.5.4 The quarterly meeting services
oftds w. ,aurch were very interesting Rev.
VIZ. simmons Of the Troy Conference preached
20 the forenoon. The communion service was
Der pertaas This service was c5aiuatei by
Res 49, D. Nl.a.@ Two proba.ioner- were .
received into fall connection. Ia the even .
ing another member ai the Troy Conference
lretsaei
TI tn. IFa. C,sfa-r1e fun
sr.- a-tieu.a WIN. Clam was st,.rlsi from
Ia,-s crgr.b y,.re-l.v sf-s-,..o Han
EH.H.yt. Hon. Ja-aerJ Rsni. I.a.H S.
Royce. U.u. Victor Atwood. e.. +. Haa-h,on.
t>..auf . Wheeler. E~l acted as poll
i.lr- The I4ual.l AID impressive burial
s.g....,f tas T.. -,.8r.l church yss. reformed
.,ae church and tle grave. c1uiu.-eI .y Rev.
s T. pa,rar. Eestorof So. Lass.- church. as-
sisted ty Rev. = B. Putnam If Ss.atou.
r.. ,,.-.. 1.,. ,,.s r..,...
'a''H.f decline Prices ranged from
Ed cents. s4 fl--H' -'..'' Tubs
81 ln- -'lIs H'.-''-r o' 'l'.''' -'e
ARRIVING IRON a-'i'' en- route i.f various paris
o.. 'A.' STATES i''e were ABOUT i'
evening" "+ 'a' same 'la' last
evening
Jury who were .e'lliai "i'A the natter
.' '.. STATE VS.. --.-'s Ryan, OF Fletcher. ia-
i r'-. .asa'er 'ni assault l-i battery
'i1 Hiram D. D-.ula-r, i.l December. l~..-.
l c.as. lelee 81 which J. Doom
tr-1'--J ...,s. .. SatH'.a, ia-
-e- tr iaianntile. 18th september, .-.',
".. t.a a&ea up ID Harrington 7.-ie' At
r a.lei 'T Vs. l- Wilson, Es. appeared
.r Oh. 9-.e. AMI Alfred d. >--ia7i aai l. w.
Mcintyre a:e % counse. i9r the RESP aadant The
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@rp Goods.
At BARLOw'S

DICE BLACK SILkS, Fins soft Goods, Rich an'
II Heavy and 90 qJ te a uISCOt NJ On last sea
suns prices. We W 80 Co CO ptrJiculsr Atteuo
% tas portion otour stock, as "a consider that w
La.a .-..n
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a,,ycroN AND VICINITY.

Tile butter marke; in Richmond,
- was quite lively shipment of $50
t.5r-ns from so to p cents per pound
-..s-,es Of cheese were also shipped.
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9rw advertisements.

M educates Ministers; s 60 wear -,
begins Aug. y. Apply to 4. 4. Lirsrmors' Nead.
Vile, Pa.
NEW BOOK Agents will sell i0i uer w.
~ Price So. AddTes, L. sTEBBlNS Iiertsore q,
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i-- v... rapture sigh.
Dive ..t.tl a.. NlIps l'a.
I.H... -NI .fH r.rr fr. rfHr- hE.
Hu4 tI~- EH rIr-H
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Paris 6y SWIlHshg
fshH fsNNIiohI

4 Work descr ptiye Of the M.sfs-isI Pirius, V,e,s
Sp'sHd0rs an .smss oi the ti'y Of Plsl'
70 contains 80 fine eUzratinzs ulted Places.
L T. ana Scenes 100 fars Agert- Va teT. A ORE -
NATION PtB I-HI>G Co, d, stou, Ms.
April p fd&wfw
~.IOo TO $3.50 PEI month guarauteed. sure
- pay. Va paid weetl, { A cents every where
selling our PIeHf Slutr loud Haifs Wrrs clothes
Lines. u-ut IS permanent F1r full PARTICULAR
adui ess GlRaRD hTHE MILLS, Phila Pa.
April z.-+d6Wiw
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Tepal Aotitrs.


STATE OF VERMONT, TO all persons con-
district oil Chittenden' s. OF Olivia Ware, ,ae Of
Burlington, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, the IN day %
April, A. d. 1871, an INSTRUMENT, purp0rting TO
be the last WILL and TESTAMENT Of Olivia
Ware, late of Burlington in said District, deceased
was presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate
and il Is ordered by ai Court that the 9th day Of
Way, A. ID. $50, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strumenti and that notice thereof be -vel % all
persons concerned, by puhlshiu. this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press
a newspaper printed at said Burlington pre-
vi0us to the time appointed
THEREg9RE, You are hereby notified % appear he
fore said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said vii, II you have cause
Given under my hand 40 Burlington N sad Dis
trct, this 18th dg! Of April, A. D. l-1o.
4iw3W I. +. WALES. Judge.
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Aaufhp & Go.'s advertisements.
THE RIGHTS TO SELL
FSr frlSh;g flffn,rn Rppf,

HAVE been reduced from TWO HuNrRED Dol
lars to one HUNDRED, inclucing ten "a Ions OF
Extrpet Ptrsprs sho want to sell OTTAWA Beer,
ut call IT once and secure The night Of SOUTH
IAYD Co who are tho General Aseut7 Tor the
New Engla ate. ii1 Treu OFT street, Boston.
April s-+daW4w
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Special 4otices.

FOR MOTH PATCHES, ERECKLES
AND TAN, USE "PERRY's MOTH AND
FRECzLE LOTION" The oaly Reliable and
harmless Remedy known in Science for removing
brown discoiorations iron the Face. Prepared only
By Dr. B. {. PERRY, 49 Bond St, Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
PINPLEs on The FACE. For Come
dones, Bl.ct- Heads. Flesh Worms or Gruhs Pmply
E-uptions and 8.-tolod isf-urations on the Pace
use Perry's Commedone Pimple Remedy. Re
liable harmless, and contains no L.a3 Poison
Depot go Bond ST., \. Y. Sold by Druggists every.
where. narlGfs dEwim
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per1ors to the adjournment Of the Confer
..s about one hundred and fifty Of the men,
,.r. assembled in a group near the church. and
y re photographed by Mr.. L. Bixby.
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ALRERT Q. nROwNELL.s EsrArr.

[VE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden. Commissioners 70 receive, ex-
anime and ADJUST the claims and demands 81 all per
against the estate % Albert e.. Browne j. late
of Colchester, in said District deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited n Offset
thereto; and six months from TIE day afrhe date
hereof, being allowed hy said Court fr that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that we
viii attend TO tie business ni nur appointment AZ
the late dwelling house q -,l br1wreil. .u Col
chester, in said District. the thrieeut1 days ~
May and October next, az 1 o'clock, a. 81 90 each
Of said DAYS.
Latel mi. 2-rn daH nr AMI :. ID -
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RESTORE G9GAY nA8Is

Our Treatise ON the Hair
sENr FREE BY MAIL.
RIP. HALL 6 Goa Nashua n H. Proprietors
F.. sale BY 4.l druggists. 45weowIm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-06

Is. RpoKrv.-One of the College students
H-.B. o. White Of Colchester, had the misfor-
,ans TO break one Of his leg, Tuesday, while
-t;ucing in the gymnasium.
E,srN.-The live stock Of the town Of Essex
April ], 1870, was as follows H5r-es, al;
c.ts of three years old and under, - yoAe
ken. So; COWS, 1922; two year oll cattle. 4 '''
.as year old cattle, 3aa; sheep. s5i; sT1e' 't''
dogs, I2-.
SUPPOSED IS7Azuuur-Tls dad body Of an
infant. appqreauy but o lae days oil. has teen
found On rae.a1ru -aae.. few r.'' SCUM '.
the o,i central lsF.. Tire b.ay was "lAfI'l
up in au old P.s..a calico aud was thrown
among a pile If Publish ;l-t h'i been ll"Pel
down the bank.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
The Cairo Bulletin, April 10.
InR SIpnIMI LINLI.

Honorable Sidney Brecsc will be cam
didate for recollection TO the office Of SUI
prcme Judge from the First Dyis-
ion, composed. Of the counties of
Alexander Pulaski, Mossac, Pope, Hard
in, Galatin, Saline, Williamson, johnson
Union, jackson, Randolph Perry, Frank
lin, Hamilton, White Wabash, Edwards,
Wayne, Jefferson, Washington, Monroe,
st. Clair, Clinton, Marion, Clay, Rich
land. Lawrence, Crawford Jasper, Ehing-
ham, Fayette, Bond, Madison, jersey and
Calhoun.
II sscarccly necessary for Us to say n
word in eNtolla,ion of Judge Brcesc's
character ~ Il man and A. Il iurist. Reared
from the estate of young man, among
the spcople whose sutIragcs he asks, and
filing, during the interval, positions of
the highest and most responsible character,
he is we'll known to every person into whose
hands our paper is likely to fall. What
we have to say as to his peculiar fitness
for the position he now occupies and seeks
for another term we shall defer until to-
morrow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
Ttiy tIrCTinN AGAIN

Our attention has been called to the fact
that the Select Council have not ordered
that the election TO I'll Capt. Willinmson's
vacancy shall be held at the same place
named for holding the election on the
junction railroad proposition Tho rcso-
luton adopted provides that it shall be
held on the same day--sayirg nothing
about the place.
The inference drawn 10y US was certainly
warranted by the fact- taken ~ whole.
The resolutions in reference TO the railroad
election declared that the said election
should be held ON II certain day in the Of
Zee Of b. Shanncssy, corner of Twelfth
street. Immediately following this was
the resolution of the Select Council
declaring that the special city cleo
ton should take place at at the same time,
almost forcing the conclusion upon us that
the Select Council desired to avail them
sclvc, of the services Of the same judges
and clerks and thus save the expense Mt
tending upon the opening of the polls in
the different wards, Notwithstanding
this explanation, however, our chief OBJ
lection stll remains. The voters of the
city will bc compelled to attend at one
point, aud should much political luminosity
be stirred up by that time, the peace of the
city would be- greatly impcrilcd.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
Prostra,ion Played Out.

Violent purSHtINv-, eWrtlss, -ulINaul-, llI.t.r-
ing AMI bleeding have had their dpy
The sirh can no longer bee pur-utdci that the
best way 10 cure them h. o. destroy the little
strength that ia ,'a-c ha, len them.
lysI"pucs, instead Of dosing themselves WtIi
epson salts, a'"rs, co!ycuth, Ialup and other
powerful cathartics, ton" their dlPcstiN" organs
AMI REGULATE thcT bowels With Hy.tetcI',
stomach Blttrr-
Persons OF billion, habit, instead # throwing
the whole gluuduluT -ystcm INTO a state OF morbid
irritation sHh merrurial poison, seek relief and
huu 10, IN the operation Of that wholesome Ns Lt-
Table ali"rHt'N" upon the Gisprrcrcd liver.
Nervous sufferers, trrmulous weak and de-
sp"ndeht, recruit their shattered energies with a
"OHrse 81 the great MylgIrIut, and bless the day
superseded by a meicaird stmuluGt perfectly
efficient and entirely harmless.
IraNclcis 10y land ana s,trelOlcc Ia the possess
sion of an agreeable corrective, which protect,
them from the evil effect, OF malaria from sea
sickness, and from the disturbing influences Of
changes Of temperature, and change of water.
The weak and dehllitatod feel their strength re-
turn, aud their spirits revive under IT. bracing,
appctlzlng, gentlycNhilirating action.
IL rs the only stimulaut which cautious pl}sl'
clans can cOnscientiOusly recommend 10 iaules III
delicate health or To the aged and decrepld'
There l. not a city, town or settlement on lh'
American continent whore ~ is not rec"EhEei ~
q household remedy, and a safeguard against
. pIdemic- and in short, whenever there u m
tell gerce prudence and common sense, Hostel,
ter's stomach BItters - pronounced standard
spociiic, for which, in the whole range OF phar'
macy there is no substitute or equivalent.
alsmwasdlyw
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pIlk or Your CnOllL.

The undersigned will sell his stock OF
flowers, for cash. cheaper than anybody
illse in town. The best perpetual roses
all Of which are IN large pot,i roses you
canno, buy at any nursery for les, than
20 and 70 eta. II piece, viii sell for % to
20 cts., yerbcnas by tho dozen, from 70 to
81 20 pansies, by the dozen, at 81 co.
single geraniums, from TO 20 ct. piece,
double geraniums, from 40 10 % cts.,
pelargniums from 10 to 20 ct.r ropaoli-
ums and tritomas, at p ots, cupheas,
double petunas, sweet-soen'cd gcraniums,
ehrysanthemums feyeriew., itineraries,
etc, etc, at 10 10 - ots. piece, am.ryllis
formossissiina, splendid flower when
blooming, all ready started In large pot-,
a, 80 cts. a piece, Come and see!
AMANDUS Jacket, n
Fifteenth Str bet Walnut and Cedar.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
POLICE COrRT.

~ Bross, p. NJ, presiding
Mr.. VI. killion's Astronomical abserva-
tions through the bottom Of bar-room
tumbler, yesterday, made him both dizzy
and noisy, and led him into humors that
were very di.tastcfil to sober lookcrs-on.
Mr.. VI. was excused however on the pay
mcnt of s5 fine, and the usual memcn-
toes to the worth and efficiency of Bross'
police court.
Officer Shcchan brought the sable Nancy
Means into court that she might dissipatc
the impression tina, she, the said Nancy,
proprictorcd bawdy house, or suffer the
consequences Of u failure to do So. Nancy
failed to brush AWAY the cobwcbs that OBJ
.cured the responsibility of her character,
in that regard and was fined $40 and the
inevitable agreeable
\ brace of frail fair one. were on the
street. yesterday, illustrating the truth Of
the maxim that "h--ll hath no fury like II
woman coracd." Constable Arnold hap
pening to bc an observer of their unsccm-
~ cuttings-up, took them before Bross,
where each was fined - aud the usual con-
dimcnt.. They gave their name. MS Car
ric Harrington aud Fanny johnson. The
latter liquida,cd, but the former went TO
the calaboose.
Mr.. j. VI. King, the engineer Of the
steamer sam Brown didn't like the ways
and words of certain Mr.. Martin, and cx-
pressed his dislike by dealing Mr. VI, rath-
or heavy blow from n monkey-wrcnch.
King was arrested by constable Arnold,
and, after hearing the evidence squire
Bro,s thought the dignity Of the city had
been outraged to the cNtcn, Of 81, and the
officer, concerned inconyruicmcrd {" the
amour, Of - 80 more.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
LIPPINC0rT's MAGAZINES.

We have received from the publishers,
M~,r,, J u. Lippiucot, 4 Co., Philadcl-
phia the April part. of Good Words, %
and the sunday Magazine" The former
/, an illustrated monthly magazine Of liter
AZURE, science, art and travel furnished at
- - per uuuum. Many of the best Eng
li,h writer's contribute toits columns, furn-
i,hiug u table OF contents surpassed by
only a few ~ the more pretcntious and
byttcr known publications for which the
subscriber must pay - and 81 per an
num-
The SUNDAY Magazine i, edited by the
Rev. Tho. Guthrie, d. d., and every num-
Der /, profuscly Illustrated. The number
before "a contains fourteen ably written
aud highly interesting papers on subjects
in harmony with the name and general
character of the magazine, Among others
of peculiar interest We note "Onc Christ in
Four record; The Miracles of our
Lord Death and mortality and "Sun-
DAYS on the Continent"
Til, magazine is cminontly deserving Of
place in every christian family of Amer
lea. Price - 80 per annum.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

The city safe which, for day, rcfu-cl 10
open 70 any ',e Same the clyra could cm-
ploy, swung open ihi, morning under the
appliance. Of Mr. John Kcohlcr, the gum
smith. Kcohlcr devoted the greater part
Of yesterday afternoon o. a fruit
less attempt 90 unlock it,
and thought Of abandoning the
lob. He returned 10 the ,oige tai. morn
Ing. however and Wa. rewarded with -uc-
cess in few moment,-thus earning and
securing the reward Of twenty-five dollar.
The fault was IN the lock bcinson ob,,ruc-
tion 10 the working II the combination,
created by looscned screw
As the safc contained The scrip book,
and Il. no scrip could be Issued on the re-
cent allowances by the council until the
CLERK could gain access TO The safe, the re-
ward offered was fully warranted,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

Mr.. y. Saup, 100 Commercial avenue,
has fitted up one of the cozic.t ice cream
saloons we ever saw In Cairo. II j. hand
somcly carpc,cd, furnished with marble
tables, easy chairs, fine mirrors and cha'tc
and interesting pictures. It. patrons can
enjoy the utmost scclusion, being entirely
nee rom any liability To the Intrusion "f
unwclcomc characters, and what i equally
desirable, can enjoy u saucer of the most
delicious ice cream, or glass of the pur-
est coolest and most refreshing Soda,
Setter or Kisscngcn water 10 be- had in
the city of Cairo. To all who are in
crcdulou. in ihi, connection, NIL We have
to say is call upon J.. sand put his good-
on trial.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
WHY II IT!

Editors Bulletins
We were led 10 anticipate system of
reform, under the new administration that
would put an entirely now face on the city
government The Mayor, in his inaugural
promised that the Sabbath day should be
remembered and kept holy, particulatlyby
saloon keepers. The doors Of saloons
should be closed on that day; and on that
and oil other days the courtczan should
be pursued with per,cnaci,y that would
drive her 10 other localities.
How have these promises been redeemed
The doors of saloon. are thrown wide open
on Sunday morning, and during the live
long day the jingle Of glasses may be heard
within, and who is brought to account for
IL? The principal, and most dangerous
and defiant bawdy houses, remain un-
disturbed, and painted and iinpudent
bawds walk our streets with what seems
an increased confidence in their cxcmp-
ton from arrest and punishment.
Better things than this were expected,
and those who looked for the reform, moral
financial and general begin Ia dispair
Again ] ask why is not the reform inaug.
uratcd that was 10 do so much for the city.
COSMOS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
"NO1 Tnf NAN"

Nossrs l,itnrs
In yesterday BULLETS You peak of
the arrest Of one Jerry Mccarthy, Il
Chicago thief, for larceny, by county
constable, aud hi. subsequent and unac-
couutahlr release. \. some partic, have
associated my numc with the Transaction,
dc,ir, o. ne that am not the constable
referred &c. Yours Ne,
% JOSEPH ARNOLD.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
MASTERS SALE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander County, 90, A.,1su.
der county tir.UIt Count
In the matter 81 AIir'i Is. stafford ~ l.yy.r A..
Halliday, aiioW, aud William Remington ilu.
ldny, Eiwn ,hgrlr, Halliday, Aip''Ia iaIu.
day sul liuraU. Herbert HsliId,y. minor rh II-
rcn Of Samuel b Halliday, decreased. HI 900
Ctauc'N Tor Partition
Public notice BE- hereby given, tlrf .Y UYE-uuUrr
Of a dccTcta order entered 100 tHr pIlug, 'g'.'lHa
cause, .U -ti count, en- the llfH t.Y 81 l,N.HtTy.
A. u. ls.n, John z. harIuan, Master 10 tnuunrTy
II -sIt court, VII, "u The seventh t'fHl day 81
May \ u. ls5u, at o'clock boz ttr afternoon If
sad day, -cl ri puhlir auction 90 th" highest bile
DER tur cash, 40 the d0Irui the court House boo
thrCity NJ Cairo, lu said county, DO" follow ing
described real estate, situate Iu the city 81 Cairo,
county ~ Alexander AMI Stair Of Illinois, to-Nii.
Lots numbered four a. hyr .,lnd rIK Cob 100 blH. .
Numbered twelve 40 u the said cog 90 caro-,
I,ai lott appraised al siul rlrl uud cannot i -.'
for les than two thirds Of appraised 'llUrI
together with 400 and singular tho t'ucm'uf- aut
hcTcilt,iueuts lhrTeunto Belonging
JpHNQ nAENAN,
Master 900 lhtu.'y,
cairo, Illinois, April ,th, Al ls71
spr7wjs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

C,iEn, M, Aprl -, 1870.
To- the Elii0r. q the bulletin.
Having been Intercepted a' 20 whether
am the constable who arrested one jerry
Mccarthy for larceny and then, without,
any sufficient reason released him, avail
myself Of ,hi, method to say that had no
part IN the transaction whatever. am
not the constable referred 10.
It. EDWARD SliANNESSY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

The complctc.t stock of gcntlcmnn's
furnishing good, in the city, i. to be- found
at Miller and Millcrs. II would be II
remarkable want, indeed, in thi. line that
they cannot satisfactorily supply at the
very lowest figures ruling in th. market
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

A colorci individual who participated
in the recent school election dosnt think
much Of his Acknowledgement. According
to hi estimate Of the right of suffrage 1t
amounts 10 nothing more than the put
ting Of u little piece of paper in box
and he doe, not, therefore, understand
why the niggcrs make such fuss abou,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

The steamer Sam Brown is at our wharf
undergoing repairs. The colored individ-
uals who organized the excursion to Padu,
cab involved themselves to the amount of
$50 the receipts falling that much short
of meeting the expenses.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19
IIIrurRSDIY yyg>iyG.

a ball will be given by Mrs. Dinah in
the large building on the corner of 10Th
and Commercial avenue, On Thursday
evening, the 2lst instant, TO which her
friends and the public are respectfully in
vitcd. alg q