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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
NOTICE.
IN NI"E

Notice is hereby given, that. whereas .. the third
snah Porter his WIFE made their oertsin fnehSAGe
deed, by which they conveyed to Jokn D. Moore, 81
the city OF 81. Louis, State OF Missouri, lots I've 10y
and (0j in block two (2 in the fourth addition 70 the
city OF Cairo Alexander county, Illinois, fer The pur.
pose OF better securing the payment Of Q certain
promissory note OF even date with said mortgage,
FOR the sum Of seven hundred and any dollars, pay:
able to John b. Moore, Ave months amer date, and
signed by the said Thomas Porter and whereas IL
expressly provided In said mortgage thes In case
Of default in the payment Of ssid promtssory note
any part riding 10 the tsno! and enect OF
the SAME. then the said John y. Moore his legal rep
resentatives or attorney, after having advertised
such sale ten days In . newspaper published IN
Cairo, or by posting up written or printed notices In
four places IN the county whore said pfemtses are
situate might sell the same Or any part thereof. snd
nil right and equity Of redemption Of the sad Thomas
Porter and Nessnah Porter his wife, their heirs. ex.
ecutors, administrator or assigns u and 70 sne
said premises; ssd whereas, Default has been mede
In the payment Of the said sum Of seven hundred
and fifty dollars, for which said promissory note and
mortgage were gwen, nov therefore in pursuance 70
the power contained Ia the said mortgage, We WILL -
tie attorneys Of the said John g. Moore sell at public
yendue TO tho highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house, in Cairo, the 3oth day Of January, 4. ID.
1870 NJ the hour 81 eleven o'clock. In the forenoon
OF said day, the said lots ave ( and sI 10y. In block
two (2 in the fourth addition 70 the city Of Cairo,
county OF Alexander and State OF Illinois, aad viii
execute to the purchaser purchasers thereof deeds
for the conveyance In fee simple Of the said premises.
,.,AI Ias w'ssA Brri, 49, A',srn .ynn IS5
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
r EGAL NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given, that default having bees
made In the payment OF . certain boad, gi.sn ty
William II. Fsrfis TO q. stssts Taylor and kdvia
Parsons, Trustees Of the Cairo City Pvsperty. dsAsd
May the 10th, A. d. lsA, and payable three years
from the date thereof with sig PEI cont nseseee NJ
Ill due, and ten per cent thsrsasr, and % secure
tho payment Of which said mote, With othsrs. said
William farris gave them his certain mortgage 9TH
power Of sale on The following descrlbed pSopssy,
towit Lots numbered nine (), ten llol esd eleven
N In block numbered sig (s), 10 the third edditisn
10 he city Of Cairo in the county Of Alexander and
State OF Illinois. which said mortgage vas, by ssid
g. staats or and Edwin Psrsons. fvssees = as!e
said, On the twelfth day Of January, 4. D. isle. ter
value received, duly asSignsd 70 George inssess,
and which said mortgage 10 Iecorded IN Me Be-
corder's Office Of tho county OF Alexander. In book
"F" page ia, the amount new being due SD pay-
able, being eighty three dollars and thirty.fbu
cents principNi toge'hsr With Interest thereon. q
], the undsrsigned assignee Of 8. ssss.s rs,lss
and Edwin Parsons, Trustees, etc.. TO WHOM said
mortgage made, by virtue Of the terma and pro-
visions Of the same, vll, Taesdsy. the 2Sth day
Of January, A. D. 1870 at ten O'Clock am, OF that
day under and by virtue OF the power Of sale con.
tanned in said mortgage. sell a. public suenon 70 ss
highest bidder. for cash. ct the from, door Of Oh:
court house in said city Of Cairo, in tho county Of
Alexander and State Of Illinois, the above described
premises TO satisfy the purPosss and ecndi,an. Of
said mortgage. GEORGE LATfSbh
AILlS, WIsa Brsts suys.
Jan. H. ls50-dtd .... I'LL --.
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NOTICE
To The Tax Payers 81 Alexanaes CsaA-
av and alaAA n lllinala.

~ and state Of lllinsls.
The tax book 10 now Ia my hands and for ths pa.
pose Of collecting the State County, Special Peuper.
and District school taxes now due and FOR the year
D. 1859, will be 1t Cairo in my sics every Day der.
ing the month Of February, 1870. bg., a.
At the house Of Jacob Hartllnes, IN Haalevood Pre-
sinct, on Wednesday,, March soth, 1870.
At the store Of John Knuth, in Unity Prsoinst, On
Thursday, March 3lst, 1870.
cinct, on Monday, April Attn, 1870.
At the School House, near Thomas J. ncCiuree In
Clear Greek Precinct on Thursday, April Sth lsrc.
At the store Of j. g. Rowing. in the town OF Thsbes
on Wednesday, April 9th, 1870.
At the store Of Mrs. G. Hefner a. Santa Re o.
Thursday April eth, 1870.
AT the store Of ~ d. Gunter. in GOOSE Island. On
Friday, April sth, 1870.
Al the house Of somas Martin, in Dostooth. On
Saturday, April 9th, 1870.
ns-To those who owe personal tax, Be sure And pay
IL and save costs "a shall do all in my power 70
collect every dollar charged on the Tax Beck socsrd.
ing to law. Ht
Ss-Be sure and bring your former Receipts or your
deeds in order that the descriptions o. lands may
Sheriff and TX .oficio Collector Of Aislandsi Co
Collectors Off,es Caro-, ILL.,, jan III A. ID les@
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Chill. and Fever are saas.d from ssr.sis ve,ssn
existing VI the atmosphere k.ewn - malaria. II -.
the different organs and GAUGES Biiousasss, Io~sti.
patton &C., and IN this wsy prspsrss ne sysssa for
any disease OF more serloua uasute vaisa may foi-
Tow. To avoid fnrths- Teusls enc rsitsvs veWset
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
FINDERS CHILL CURE.

Il stimulates the sTgass V psrfsrn her a,asrsas
functions and acts sntidSss y the poison Wkisk
causes the Fever and Asus and thereby rsstorss The
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

sulslv PADUCAH, KENTlNUKv,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
RNDER's STOMACH BITTIRS.

Wni give strength and appetite. vii destroy tAss
feeling OF WEAKNESS that sIihgs tsnasously 70 shy
ono when recovering from this disease. 10 hishly
recommended for the cure Of pyspspsiA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
The Prinary Meetings.

The attendance of the best class OF
our citizens at the primary meetings in
this county on last Saturday and Satur-
day evening has been the subject OF
general remark. The primary meet
incs were larger than ever before known.
In some OF the townships almost the
entire Democratic vote Of the township
was polled, and in many Of them men
who have heretofore acted with the
Radical party came forward and asked
TO be permitted to vote for delegates to
the County Convention, plei@ing them
selves to support our ticket this fall.
These things are full Of encourage
ment. They show not only that, under
the influence Of negro suffrage, the
Radical party is rapidly disintegrating,
hut also that the crimes and iniquit!cs
Of the party in power in the nation and
the State are impclling good men TO
take deeper interest in political mat
ters than ever before and put forth IN
usual efforts to redeem the country
from misrule. The people are moving
in the direction of political reform and
seem determined to effect such q change
Of rulers as will tend to restore prosper
itv and peace
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
TuDolcon's Proclamation.

The JounaI Q!&ciol, Of Paris, pub
fishes the following proclamation from
The Emperor to the people Of France:
FryncLmcn-There are in the life of
people solemn moments, when the ma
tioual honor. violently excited, presses
itself irresistably; rises above all other
interests and applies Itself with the sin
Gle purpose Of directing the destinies Of
the nation. One OF those decisive hours
has now arrived for France. Prussia,
10 whom we have given evidence during
and since the war OF 1866 Of the most
cOnciliatory disposition, hiss held orr
good will Of no account AMI ha, re-
turned our iorbearaHCe hv en-
croachmcntS. She has aroused dis
trust in all quarters, nccessitating
exaggerated armamcnts, and la,
made of Europe camp where reigns
distrust and lear of the morrow. \
final incident has disclosed the instabil-
ity of the international understanding,
and shown the gravity Of the situation.
In the presence Of the new prctensions
Prussia was made to understand orr
claims. They were evaded and fol-
lowed with contcmptUous treatment
Our country manifested profound dis
pleasure at this action, and quickly the
war Cry resounded from one end Of
France to the other There remains
for us nothing but to confide our dcsti-
MES to the chance OF arms.
We do not make war upon Germany.
whose independence we respect We
pledge ourselves that the people com
posing the great Germanic nationality
shall dispose freely of their destinics.
As for us we demand the establishment
of a state of things guaranteeing our
security and assuring the future We
wish to conquer a durable peace based
on the true interests of the people, and
assist in abolishing that precarious con
dition of things when all nations are
forced to employ their resources in
arming against each other The glo-
rious flag of France which is once
more unfurled to the face of our chal-
lengers, is the same which has borne
over Europe the civilizing ideas OF our
great revolution. represents the same
principles. 1t will inspire the same de-
yotion.
Frenchmsn! | go to place myself at
the head of that valiant army which is
animated by true love of country and
devotion to duty. The army knows its
worth, for 1t has seen victory follow its
footsteps in the four quarters of the
globe l take with me my son, despite
MS tender years. He knows the duties
his name imposes on him, and he is
proud to bear his part in the dangers OF
those who fight for our country. Nav
God bless our efforts. A great people
defending just cause is invincible.
NAPOLEON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
!YFisiiIer's Herb Bitters.

This celebrated tonic and stimulant will
restore the digestive organs TO a perfectly
healthy state. II will thoroughly eradicate
all morbiffc matter from the blood, cleanse
the entire system, and produce the most
vigorous action of the different organs of
the human body. II is the great Blood Pu-
riier and lnfa!liblc Remedy for Dyspepsia
Cholera, Cramps in the Stomach, Headache,
resulting froma dcrangcd stomach, and also
that harasSing disease Sick Headache, Bill
liouSncSS, &c. The f0ct that in MI parts Of
the land the medical faculty prescribe
MISHLER'S HERB BIrTERS for the pa
tientS who are afflicted with these diseases,
should convince the most sceptical that this
proprictory compound is 4 medicine upon
which they can rely rs absolutely cilcacious
in curing such diseases rs we have cnume-
rated above. Sold by MI druggists. Price
one dollar per bottle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26

now proceeded about far enough. Some
spirit of Cancellation and compromise
must prevail. There were many .indi-
cations Of such, feeling last night and
we trust that no difficulty may be ex-
perienced this morning in making a
nomination that will receive the cheer
full, cordial and united support both OF
the Convention and OF the people
whom it represents. To do this there
must, of course, be some yielding of in
dividual preferences, perhaps some sac
ritice Of personal interests, for the sake
of harmony and for the welfare OF the
political party TO whose principles VIC
are all so warmly attached. That inns
yielding and these sacrifices Will be
made, the good sense and high char
actcr of the gentlemen of the Conven-
ton forbid US for moment TO doubt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to BE- very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
CON'S SPARKLING GELATINE-Ai old
flyorite with the ladies for JClljes-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just The ~
ticlc to use with Cox's GehItin4--uf
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warrantcd Pure, u lie
IioiouS and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITrERS-Thc genuine ar
ticle or!adicS and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEpSIN-Th most perfect rcln-
ciy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCN-For Pudding and Gus
tardS.
TAPIOCA--A splendid desert, either alone
or with Berries.
NJ IAUGIILIN, SMITH " cos.
Wholesale Druggists,
iUuL1 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26

Many of our readers may not have a
fair understanding of the word "rentcs,
which occurs 80 constantly just now 10
our foreign dispatches, and whose rise
and tall seem 10 constitute the financial
barometer of Paris. They are the fund
ed debt of France, not, however, in the
form of bonds, but simply loans from
the people. These loans are entered to
the credit of the lenders on the govern
ment ledgers and draw Il specified rate
of interest The holders Of the debt are
called 'reutes, land the fluctuations in
its value denote popular distrast or con
fidence in the government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
FROM the Charleston Courier
:. Poor Pay. Poor Preach -

1t is maxim in politics that when a
man becomes exceedingly popular with
'the party opposed to his own, he is get
ting iishy The principleapplies equal
" well to newspapers. We mean no
offense in saying that the Parkersburs
Gazette is getting suspiciously popular
with the Black Republican sheets OF
the State. The Iateiigspccr man who
used to BLACKBOARD by the column,
"Bill Cooper" as he called the editor OF
the Ga:eic, emitting at the same time
to send him the papars containing the
blackguarlism, now gushcs over our
esteemed friend Major Cooper, the editor
of the only decent Democratic paper in
the State, in the most slobbery style.
The State Journal, is Shining the Gazette
before swallowing it. 1t is applauded
by many other Radical papers. Says
the STATE Journal in its last issue
The movement, suggested by the
Parkersburg Gazette, of repudiating the
Wheeling clique and the action recently
had bY. the Democratic party, at Charles
ton, and of taking advance ground on
all the questions growing out Of the
late war, is wise and proper andif car
ried out, will 90 far towards convincing
Republicans that our danger is mcasur-
able over.
Yet in another paragraph, speaking
of the Radical Convention, the same
paper says:
The Convention acted wisely in adopt
ing the resolution it did, in regard to
carving forward the work of eniran-
chising the late rebels. The Conven-
ton endorsed the action of our party in
submitting the Flick Amendment to the
people. 1t did not, however, endorse
that amendment; for we may find be-
fore we get through, that wise policy,
looking to tire future welfare of the
State, may dictate that it be rejected
when it comes before the people. In
that case, Republicans are free to act as
the circumstances may warrant.
All OF which means that the Republi-
cans are delighted to see disappointed
and discontinued Democrats making
the Flick Amendment an excuse for
boiling the party. because Democratic
divisions, If carried out, will 90 far
toward convincing Republicans that
their danger is over. H. the mean
time the Republicans want it under
stood that they do not endorse the Flicl;
Amendment, but will see that it's re
jected when it comes before the people ~
Because the Democratic party thinks it
can do better than the Flick Amend
ment. the Ga-cfc throws lis influence
with the Radicals who expect to vote
down that Amendment when is sub
mitef to popular vote. The rccompcnsc
Of the Ga-GHGS founder is little
greasy CANNON, judiciously applied. 1t
looks like cheap sale. 1t recalls the
story of tie Indian preacher. Said an
officer to n Florida Indian, who to other
Accomplishments among which drink
ing and cumming were prominent, had
added that Of cXhorting, or old field
preaching: What do these pcopleray
Won for preaching? "Oh" said Mr.
10, sometime half bushel OF corn,
sometime quarter dollar, sometime old
coat, sometime nothing. We'll said
the officer, Il should think that was
dcvilish poor pay "Mcbbc' said the
Indian, at be deyilish poor preach.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
The Convention.

As may be learned from the report
in this mornings paper, the Democratic
Convention failed to complete its wor';
Yesterday, and adjourned until nine
o'clock this morning.
The nominations already made will
command general satisfaction and will
receive The hearty support Of the pco-
pie Our legislative ticket is the same
rs that Of last year and confers a well
meritcd compliment upon the gentle
men who served IL so faithfully last
winter. The members from Ohio couu-
ly occupy a deserved prominence in the
Legislature of the State, and no citizen
OF the county can justly complain Of
the past official conduct Of Mes-rs.
LAMB, CIACrAFT and FAIRS They are
among the most useful, influential and
hardest working members OF the House
of Delegates ana their denomination
has been fairly earned
Mr.. GALLIGAN, our uominer for Clerk
OF Courts, has been employed in the
Office as deputy OF Mr. BEEM!G. the
present Clerk, during the past ;ow
years, and has shown such aptitude and
skill as TO receive the commcudation of
almost the entire legal fraternity who
have been in contact with him His
nomination was one cmiuentiy fit to he
made and he viii doubtless receive 4
handsome majority at the polls this
fall.
Mr.. COOP, the Prosecuting Attorney,
and Mr.. WooDS, the Recorder, are boil,
renominated, and no more fitting reco.-
milton could be made OF the fact that
they have discharged the duties Of their
respective offices during the past term
in manner entirely satisfactory to the
voters of the county. The compliment
has been well bestowed and will doubt
less be followed by more convincing
proofof their popularity-a triumphant
election.
The value and importance of the
Sheriffalty brought out number Of
candidates who were each supported by
firm and enthusiastic body of friends.
OF course this was to be expected The
gentlemen who were balloted for yes
terday are all popular and have de
served well OF the party The vote
they have received and the untlinehing
devotion exhibited by their respective
friends are tlattering evidences of the
high estimation in which they are held
by the people, and we doubt not they
all feel complimented thereby. In
fact, in so populous and wealthy a
county as Ohio, where there are so
many men of personal merit and bust
ness qualifications, it is a high COM
plilnent to any gentlemen TO be men
toned prominently in connection with
the office of Sheriff. The mere candi-
dacy is of itself an honor and shows
that the individual is the object Of high
confidence and esteem.
We submit to the members of the
Convention, however and to the gentle
men who were SO faithfully voted for
Yesterday, whether the contest has not
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
The Fenians Preparing for Coming
Events.


The Fenians are again preparing to
shake aloft the "sunburst," and march
beneath it to the fray. In all quarters
they are eager to take hand in tie
European war, if they can possibly gen
q chance Thursday night the St. Pat
rick's Legion met at headquarters IN
New York and in Brooklyn, by order OF
General Burke, its commander. Ru-
mors Of many kinds areafoat as to the
object of this pow-wew. Some say
that the command is to be thoroughly
reorganized, and prepared towOceed to.
Rome as an army of occupation in the
Papal service, in the event of the with,
drawal of the French troops from The
Holy City. Others are morc.sanSulne
of an opportunity to flesh Their
maiden swords in the service oil the
French Emperor, and express them
selves to be entirely willing to march
and fight under the tri-color against the
Prussians. whom they consider likely
10 get the aid of the English At any
rate. TO use their own words, "the first
gun fired in Europe is the signal for
the Irish 10 be ON the gni tiac, rs Eng
land cannot help being drawn into the
struggle" Anyhow, the ponarchea
will be pitching into each other, and
when rogues fall out honest men may
ret their own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
81 T T Err S !
GREAT
w EST Il Re y
REMEDY!

The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing OF
the kind ever before offered TO the
public.
As a sure cure for Dianhea, Loss
OF Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Mor5uy, Collie, Dyspepsia, Cen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal It is
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counterfeit
the effects Of a change Of water
These Btters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family,
as yell as the Bar Of every weII-regu-
lated Hotel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
he Oh NOEIr EI;nFiS.

The uncXmnplcd success which for tween:
Is years has accompanied the use of Hos
letters Stomach BittcTS pTOvOkcs the envy
of ignorant observation-disclosures in all parts OF
the country, and the cunntorfeiting bust
ness having been measurclbIy played ont
in consequence Of the numerous suits inSti-
tutcd agriusl the offenders, q new system Of
tactic haS been adopted. In the South and
West especially, Il legion Of "Bitters, pre-
pared from worthless materials and bear
ing a variety o: names, have been got UP by
irresponsible adventures with the hop" of
substituting them To some extent for the
standard Tonic OF the age. In som" c:l>eS
country druggists are the concOctcrs and
prOpgirturS Of these unSciCntifiC and trashy
compounds, which are warmly recommend
ed bv the vendors, vino cndCaVOr 10 palm
them oil upon the crcdulOuS in lieu OF tn"
great specific which has never yet had Il
successful competitor either among pro-
prictOry preparations or the medicines pre-
ScTibcd in private practice. This notice l.
Intended To- put the public on their guard
against pcrSuaSiOnS of parties engaged in
the attempt to substitute mere rubbish for
the most efficient StOmaChiC and Alternative
at present known. At this season OF the
wear when debility and complaints arising
from Il lack of vital energy 50 generally pre-
vail. it is of the greatest consequence lha;
no tricks should be played with depressed
and cnfCcblcd systems. Ask, therefore, for
HOStettCrS Stomach BtteTS, the great VCgc-
table invigOrant and Alternative. and reject,
with deserved contempt, the worse thau
useless medlcyS offered in its place. II is rs
important To the public us 10 the 'prOprie
tors of the famous restorative, that this adj
vice should be needed.