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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08

Oh. life IL q toll md love IL trosble,
And beauty will fade and riches will Gee,
Aad pleasures they dwindle aud peioes thsy lsabaA
AEd nothing II what vish Il could b.
There's too much Of worineat goes b bsonet;
There's too much Of ir0aiux cors - shin;
There's nothing that pays for tn time yos wases o
There's Nothing thsa lasts 10 but trouble and dirt
% March Il v mud 1; if's s!ash 10 Dsceabse;
lae midsummcr brecsss are lnedsl With Asse:
'ara' IA the leaves litter; In mueu Sspssabe
'Ae wall paper rots and the candleatieks ~.
~, are worms In tn cbcuiss 81 slnes iath'asaps
rs" "..s aus 10 the sugar and mies IN the piss,
A.a S"oNa Of spiders 10 mortal ssepeses, . T
N 'A'as'AS roacAes .pd dsussiss a. .er
asp'ns r.. .,s," .s zig and r.. A..es,e = ss.ns
~. 49, "e'ual' At eight and Il. 49, 4 M
w. "ns '. aud p.nslsg from Ten 70 Co..
WI, ~ 80 ''e.N our 'A's ere ~ paaa ~ y Aass.
"sa % srs..s and with crime, s,o. e.r,~a, ~,
y. '':s q wsF' and forever aleut
10 's's to- ~. 'sst The sosuy ~.
'''s"' ny whole l's 10 . suscus M a. :
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08
J.utcst--Erom tho 6phynx.

J.utcst--Froln the 6phynx.
Across the deserts sandy sea
Though sorcly battered brows rras,
Still With my stony eyes sce,
Still with my stony ears hear.
Thousands Of years this resting plses
Bctwixt the Pyramids l hold,
And still their daily shadow trace,
Broadening Ger me, blue aud cold.
And many wonders have known.
Aud many race aud rule OF men,
Since first upoa the dssert's zone
fixed my calm. unwinking ken.
Meath these same orbs that still rcvolvs
Above my granite brows sedate,
forged the riddles, which to solve
Was fame. wherein to full was fate.
But darker riddle never yet
framed for Edipvs the wise.
Than those that to the world set
Touching those things before my eysa
What Of this piercing Of the sands,
What Of this union Of the seas9
This grasp Of unfamiliar hands9
This blending Of strange litsnIess
Avca and Alah.hu's that dow
From ulcmas and monsignors-
Those .firiGyees and rabes .rourrsaw
Thcss eunuchs and cmbassadoss.
This pot pourri Of East and West,
Pillau and potdgs ID bisQUs;
Circassisn hcIlcs whom worth has drssl
And parisicnu.s F0dsisGS<.
Riddles that need no Sphynx 70 put
But moro than 4Edipvs 70 read,
What go,,d or III from Lcsscps' cut
Eastward aud westward shall procssds
Whose loss OF profit wsr or pescss
Sores healed, or old wounds oped suews
Upon the loosing of the scas,
Strifcs bitter waters let loose too9
Tho Eastern question raised 1t last'
The Eastern question laid fos aye9
Russian ambition fcttercd fast!
Or feathcred but for frecr plays
The shatsetng Of the saitaus tAsosss
Or the Khsdive's rise to fanS
England aud France liks hawks vt aowaS
Or eig's on pG,rh aud sal 10 seaA
Answcr IN vain the sphynx hvites:
darkling veil the Future hidss:
We know what scas the work uuites.
Who kuows what sovercigns II div,dssa
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08

SEBAsToroL.-The walls Of ssbastopol
have now been completely restored, and up.
ward Of three hundred houses have been
built In place of those which had been ruin
ed by the bombardment. a new church in
the form of q pyramid, built entirely of
marble, has also been erected in the church.
yard of the town. The funds for the con.
struction of this building were raised by q
public subscription in the whole of Russia.
The chief Of the subscribers was the Prin.
cess Wassilchyhoff, who gave up for tha,
purpose the whole of her years pension,
amounting to 5000 roubles ce,000). A
sum of zoo, 900 roublcs in all was expended
on the building. The principal monument
in the church-yard is that of Prince Mich.
ael Gortschakoff. On il is the following in.
scription: Here lies, among warriors, tho
mortal remains of the man who prevented
the enemies of our country from pcnc.
trating to this spot" The tombstones OF
the men are al alike In shape and size, and
each Of them bears this inscription: .s0rave
Of our brothers."
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08

Card Is Fiv. Lines Sqnnrc Ten Lines, Of this
ype. Local Business Notices u cents per line
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Wyoming, 10 ths wifs Of Jew. The n.
r. Tsi1sss says: While such fortune q
this y offered BY the West 70 Tho Israslites,
thsnilleaium win 10 indedsitsly posepooed,
II il has - b preeedsd ~ Tie rstasn Of ~
trib0 70 jerusalem -fa 1s4 syapra li,t
A late number OF the Trntorisl Eater
pnisA Virginia Nevada, ssys: AT the In
ternasional Saloon II to bsseen ono Of tho
largest potatoes ever grown On the Pacidc
Coast, . We. believe. Il = from George
Shaw's rancho, in California, and 1t must
weigh 80 Or 800 pounds-at least II looks
thet way. y4 sod sgsa @coa
The Californian SenatsperfOmed worthy
deed. March =. II gzantng 70. James ".
Marshall, the discoverer Of geld In Califos-
nia, . rscaopsass Of fsons hundred dollars
pr monah for two ysael Aslnnaf bQl ~
prDpEieNag two hundred ard Afsy delA1
pee. .npath for two .ysaa - Gen. Joha \
Sotees, NJ peaDd. 34lais Ii s,llzis. ss1f:t "A.
,Ihs City Fehsa Of Dallah 0gegos, laIs
poeDeA@ . ocdinenos gaqniFinS ~ e41lno of
peapesly y p,aes tssss = heess - thels hee.
asd tos eyuy ees eeuD1ats1z thes voqla
y ssdped twenty.1yeceat - ~ indlsd.
~ cty ta1A. tn ~ 1eed tdaA aad 4
csie6 sst vtAge1a .texads bsa9tiklilg
~ sssdsei9Gd loe0t - -di1A AMi1a -
hes ne1lAAe@Rgeae tsss .sssssss5.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08

70 90 uoa0e S00 IOlt0WlnG payer: NOW
by me down to sleep, I ssss Q 6vuss, I pny
the Lord, IUsst . dssa, ny soal t. kesp,
and If I should die betoee ] wake T esss !
6rsn&" His psayewas answered ~
An Isdianapolis woman recsatly gavs
birth 70 child durins hsr husband's d.
scence, and. lust hstors his sstasn '.the
nsighbon" hossswsd Awe sthse Ihahias md
placed thsn. IN beA wloh The lisale stranger.
When the father asked 70 oce his child the
covaiid Va turned down, md although he
must have been immensely surprised, he
coolly turned 70 his wife and asked, "Did
Say gA H,sav :" $50 r..-.s1 S.ia aas5. vi
Among the gambling ho1sss of waahing.
ton Is one Of humbls pressasjons, standing
on the hanks of the canal nh frequsnted
BY negrses only. Its Esla ~ asisgsak A
colossa policeman, supposed b - Il ths o.
cret y posted near b.. Thers = rarely d.
on3se The sssst~ isknswaAess a5sllos
Of indnite jssA sDeak6 s1ess'tvsnty.ave
csasas 1ssa106sa.. lgosssas Sf NJ g.
ture q tie ply, ! Daislaqss eqlp1a IN
The Other nigAs laid : do1he q, ~ hha
Nwaa aot netias4 at ApIt anA ~ +eaaaa
waR dDoiags - vhA -. 1saEm sanaha
sight Of the ualav1Ul tslahA t0ase>uainc
Anssx' - aiso1ant hslnAk, - .slsuhase
ssosAly u01s9 - H1ue1llio. AssW1gS Aakf
Mgtn - Styt, ~ ~ ekdlt sA0e
~ stasS ~ n ~, - sS5:2,y bdk !
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
The New Ysus.

Begin 1t right, by enying, for cash,
Of J, II, Metcalf,. No 1872 and 33i Wash.
Az, who has splarged both house and
stock, snd,ia Sow prepared to supply Gus
tomera vita the best Of all kinds Of staple
aaa fancy groceries, queensware, crock.
cry, glassware, yellow and Rocking
ham ware, table aud pocket cutlery.
All kinds Of salt fish, green, dried, and
canned fruits, pickles, cider, honey, syr.
ups, fine teas, cofiees and sugars,
choice table butter always OH aaad. In
short, everything usually ksst ia arst
class grocery besides ncSSas too nun =.
eJous to mention, all al which viii b,
sold ut the forrest fg.es. n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

Notice ., hereby given. that default having been
made 10 the payment - certain bond, gwen ~
William a. Fsrrts 60 :. Stsats Taylor Rui Eisin
Parsons Trustees Of the Cairo tty PfoI-rty. dat-f
NAY the lOth, 4 i. LED, and payabl" ihfr. year,
from the date thereof With ~ PEI cent ini"t", uu.
il due, aud ten per cent thereafter, and % scguf"
IN. payment ~ which aid note, with Othsr-, sal
william Farri- gave them his ctra % nortgag' sitt
power Of sale on the following dc-rrh.d properly,
to.Nits lot, numbered nine tl. ton co. had 'lrNru
lij. iu block numbered SIX li, 10 the thrd addition
H. the city Of Cairo, an the count! Il AvNanier AMI
state % Illinois Nhich aid mortgage wt-, hy said
stats sy lor and Eia paf-0l.. Trustees n, uo.'
said on the twelfth Ja, ~ January, \. u. leo. Tor
value received, duly assigned g. George laiiE"r.
AMI which sai uorgsso Is recorded iu ihc X"
cpuisf- office ~ the Ouunty ~ Alexander, iu book
~, Vag, ~. the amount unE being due AMI bay
able. ir.r- ghty-thrrs dollars aud thirty -four
cent puHupi, together aith lnisfra thereon, no
the rot. above stated
l. the uudsr.gnrd ASST ncc Of T. stats Taylor
and EDWIN P'r-rns, lIus Gee, etc, 20 whom sal
mortgage made, ly yIfiu" ~ TIE terms and pr.
visions of th. same W.ll GA Tuesday. the .ith lay
81 January. A. T. ls1u, 10 ten urluck am, Of that
day. under ani hy virtue It the pawer 81 sale con.
tanned 20 sald mortgage, sell at puhc auction, 20 ~"
highest bidder, tor cash, - the front door Of the
court house 100 sad city ~ Cairo, 10 the county u
Alexander and state ~ Illinois, the aboF" described
pTeini.., tD -at-fy the purposes and eondli9n- of
SAID mortgage. GEORGE LATTNEk,
AILsS, NEbB livfttR, attys.
Jan. 10. lksu-dtu
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that, WhsFeAs the third
day ~ Aarrh, A. u lsos, 1hOma, Potter and Mes
sinah Porter, his wife, made their certain mortgage
deed, by which they conveyed O. John =. Moore ui
the city ~ -. Louis, state 81 Missouri. lots tEc ji
and Co., IN block two O.. 10 the fourth addition 10 the
city ct Curo, Alexander county, Illinois, for the pur-
pose oi better securing the payment OF a eeT'Ait
promissory note ~ even date WITH SAID mortgage,
ior the sum ~ hnndre AMI nn, doll.rs, pay
sble 10 John :, Moore, i've months after date, aui
signed by the SAID Thomas Porter and whereas u
wa expressly provided IN said mortgage that IN case
Of default ia the payment 81 said Proinissory mote,
any part thereof according 10 the tenor and effect ~
the same then the SAID Join :. Moore, his legal rep.
f'-eutsiNcs attorney, alter having advertised
such ssle ten days newspaper published VA
Cairo, or by posting up written or printed notices IN
four places IN the county whore said premises are
situate might SCH the same, or any part thereof and
al right ami equity Of redemption ofthe said IhonaS
Porter and Nessuah Porter, his WIFE, their heirs, eh
Ccut0rs, administrators or assigns IN and 60 The
sad premises aud whereas, default has been made
in the payment OF the said sum Of seven hundred
aud fifty dollars, for which said pT0missOTy note and
mortgage we're gwen, new therefore IN pursuance e.
the power contained In the said NOR .age, Will a.
tie attorneys of the said John :. Moore, sell at public
yenduc, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house, ~ Caro-, ON the 18th day ~ January, A. l
$50, a the hour Il eleven o'clock, IN the forenoon
Of said day, the said lots i've tj aud ak (b IN block
a., IA the fourth addition 10 the city OF Caro-
county Of Alexander and State OF Illinois, and viii
execute to the purchaser purchasers thereof deeds
for the Conveyance IN fee simple Of the said premises
ALLEN, WEBB BurLER, attorneys for
Jan. 10, lsIJ.dlOd JOHN :. MOORE.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
NOTICE
To The Tax Payers Of Alexsnder Coun.
~ and htAte Of Illinois.

The tax book Is now N my hands aud for tho pur'
pose of collecting the state county, Special Paupcr,
and District school taxes due, and Tor the year
u. 1862 will be at Cairo ~ my office every day dur
ing the month ~ February, 1870,
At the house Of Jacob Hartlnes, In Hazlewood Pre-
einct ON "Wednesday March sOth, 1870,
Al the store Of John KnuIh, ia Unity Precinct, Oh
Thursday, March 3lst, 1870.
Al the store of X. 4. EdmOnson in Clear Greek Pre-
cinct, on Monday, April 4th, is70
Al the school House, near Thomas J. McCnre's ia
Clear Creek Precinct, on Thursday, April 9TH 1879.
Al the store of. c. Rolwing in the town OF ,Thebes
Wednesday, APP 9TH $50.
At the store Of Mrs q. Heifner, at Santa. Fe ON
Thursday, April 7th, 1870.
Az the store OF NJ, ID. Gunter, in Goose Island, on
Friday, April 9Th, 1870
Al the house of iomas Martin in pogtooth, on
Saturday, April 9TH, 1870. n
Ds-To those who owe personal tax, be sure and pay
II and save costs -va shall do all in my power 10
collect every dollar charged on the Tax Book accord
ing to law. eA
Rs-Be sure and bring your former Receipts or your
deeds order that the descriptions Of Your Lands may
be found readily. l.. II, MYERS,
IShcrif and TX .Offico Collector of Alexander Co.
Collectors Ofhce Caro- H., Jan. 7's, A, d, 1870.
isniodAwSw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
Commercial.

General business has been quite good du-
ring the week and the aggregate sales of
-four and grain have been only limited by the
amounts received. Shippers here are taking
all the low grade Aours they can get, a. well
Is all shipping lots Of corn and oats, and are
paying for these articles as good or better
prices than can be obtained In any Western
market There IL also steady local and
order dem and for the same commodities, as
well a. wheat and hay, aud unless held above
marRet rates, we believe no receipts OF any
Of the foregoing are going into store With
these facts before the public il is rather n
matter of surprise with many that our re-
ceipts arc not ut this time much larger than
they are. But when we reflect upon the
fact that Cairo Is yet young in years, and
not generally known abroad rs large mar.
ket together with the very unenviable repu-
tation which every newspaper seribbler Of
rival cities has aided in building up for her,
We only wonder that she is doing as we'll Ms
she is Though limited in numbers, we can
safely say that Cairo merchants, as class,
are as sound financially, and conduct their
business upon as correct principles, and Us
satisfactorily TO their customers, Ms those of
any city in the land and with good prices
and quick returns for their produce ship
Ie-s will consult their own interests By Ut
least giving this market fair trial, which,
We are assured, will convince them of the
truth Of all We claim.
Flour has continued active for the lower
grades for shipment, while there is a fair or
der and trade demand'fo the better qualities
Prices have remained steady during the week
with sales for the past three days of,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
Tho water stopped.

Those persons who watched with con-
the commons beyond the custom house,
may now rest their fears. The leak that
supplied the water has been stoppe d.
An examination made yesteday I'M
der tho direction ofthe Mayor disclosed
the fact that trash, or sediment had
prevented tho complete closing OF the
Levee sewers The valves We're partly
opened and admitted rush Of water
that cleared away the distractions.
The sewer was then closed, and the
unwelcomed supply OF water was cut Off
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
SINKING OF THE LADY, GAY
LIVE STOCK DROWNED AND PROP
RRTY LOST.
Tuli a'arsie,slsrs.

We announced yesterday the loss of the
the following particulars:
While passing Crawford's bar the-boat
struck the same obstruction that has
caused SO many disasters In that vicin.
ity. and commenced going down imm e.
diately. She went to the bottom in les
than three minutes, and now lies In ten
feet water, so careened as to place her
labroard guard under water. Capt
Jones, in command at the
time, is of the opinion that the
bOat's whole bottom was torn off, and
that, consequently, she cannot be raised.
The passengers, Of whom there were
thirty or forty, were Immediately re-
moved to the shore, where they remain.
cd until the arrival Of the Rubicon,
about sO'ciOck yesterday morning. The
Rubicon being downward bound con.
veyed them to their respective destina.
tons.
Fifteen or twenty horses aud mules
and about seventy hogs, on board were
drowned. The freight IN the hold, con-
sisting chiefly OF pork and lard, will
not be seriously damaged, The greatest
injury In this respect will be sustained
by 1900 to 1000 barrels Of -four stored in
the hold.
Capt. Ike Jones and all the other Of
ficers acted with great judgment and
GOODNESS, and no doubt prevented panic
among the passengers and loss of life.
Testimony in this behalfis publish In
another column.
The boat was insured for s24 900 The
amount OF insurance on the freight We
did not learn.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
III. ~. SirhoIa. Hotel AMI H;e,.AA4 an.

The ~. Nicholas Hotel ami FseAaAAA ~nt.
This popular and eligibly located house
Of public entertainmeat .ia now fitted
and furnished Throughout in good style;
and, under. the management Of Messrs
Walker 4 Sissoa, is doing large and
thriving business II is kept upon the
European. plan--the guest calling for
what b. wants when he wants 1t, wheth.
er ~ the day or night time, and paying
only for what he orders. The rooms are
large'and clean, furnished with the best
Of beds and bedding, while all Other ha-
lures VI the establishment are arranged
with an especial eye to the conafaSt and
convenience Of the guests. ja8tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE.
GENERAL CHATTER ELE(T!ON.

Puddle NotIcc b. hereby given that there vii b" {.
general charter election held In the city Of CAIRO.
County Of Alexander. and state ~ Illinois TucsdRy
February t,nd, A. l.. 1870 forthc purpose u secthE
MAJ or Tor ss.t Ct', Cry clerk, City Attorney, CO
Trea.uf,f .ud Cty Marshal. also member ~ the
select Council from the tirst ward. one member OF
same nom tho Sc,oni Ward, aud one member Oh
the City ~ lsrvs, Also on. Aldermen from the fifs
ward. two Aldermen from The second Ware, one Al.
dpman frc m ne Third Ward ami ons Alderman from
tk. Fourth hAfd.
P.I. 900 b.. ot.noi iu "a. different ward. a. ~.
loWs. Ia the First Ward az the office az Mckenzie L
Coz conner 81 ~Nfh street ami Washington avenue.
In ~ second War 40 the Engine Houso ~ the Arab
Pre- company Commerce al sN"ube foot - seventh
street. ~ the Third ward ia th' ofic' 81 B shan.
messy, corner Washington avenue AMI Twelfth street
lnthc Pourth Ward AZ th" Cosu House on wash.
lngtOu avenue.
Pollswill be opened ~ clock a M. and clss@ y
o'clOc. pm. OF ssid day. JOHN BROWN,
city Ci.f. pro ten.
Cairo. Illinois, January -, is7o. a
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
Ladies'. Restaursnt.

The Ladies' Restaurant fitted np By
Messrs. Walker q Sisson, is diHetly in
connection with the ST. Mich olas Hotel
where the most Respectable ladies and fam,
HES Of The city may take meals - lunch.
~ In perfect quiet, aud without the least
tear OF coming IN contact With objection
able characters. II will be kept in first
class style fnrhrtclass o4sstom. Polite
aud attentive walters uiJl always be In
attendance, aud pa.L,ns will always
epmmand the most SGIrteous treatment
and attention.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

The tobacco sales yesterday comprise d
ten hogshsads, and the prices obtained
ranged from $3.50 to sll,55. Every
.hogshead entered was sold. ..
The prospect for an active season Is
good, planters In rather remote parts Of
Kentucky and Tennessee avowipg "A pur.
pose to forward their crops to Cairo. II 1.-THE
Cairo and Vineennes road were opera.
ting Johnson and Saline county would
each send US several hundred hogsh eads
during the season. by another year We
hope to be enjoying that much desired
communication.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

Inc ehtire safes Tor the week aggregate
$500 bbls.
Whcat.-We are without any receipts
since our last report. The market is steady,
o. quotations given in another column.
Corn has been In active demand, for ship
ment and the local trade ard prices have
remained quite Arm, though not quotably
higher.
Sales were ! car new mixed on track, at
zoe, 4 car white, ri 70, both shelled, in bulk
1850 sacks white Missouri, sold in two lots
at Csc, and 2?5 sacks on orders, at 87&.
Oats have been steady, with good demand,
and sales of cars mixed, at 56c, and cars
ut 81, all in new burlaps delivered
Hay has been in good local and order de-
mand at unchanged rates, with sales Of 800
bales Ohio river on private terms, cars on
track, at IS 90, and 3 cars delivered, and
cars from store, at IL So
Brnn.-5oo sacks sold In lots at 10 per
100 lbs From store dealers are asking 20
and IS.
TObacc0.-At the regular sale to-day
there were bid of;
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
For City Marshal.

W, a.r authorized g. announce that MICHAEL
RtNHRlCk, wall Tea candidate for recollection o. thc
oneaul C,l Marshal 90 th, ensuing municipal cleo
tuN. inntil
w ar. authorized tp 1uuouucr that JOSEPH Ar
SOLD will De- q candidate Tor the oitoc 4 city Mar
shal at tur ensuing charter election. o..
W, az authorized 90 ANNOUNCE that DANIEL VI.
CARTHy. present chief ~ police vii be- oaudi tate
for the office 81 city Marshal tl ensuing charter
election
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
For CITY NJ arshsl.

The race for the Office Of City MArsslsi
promises TO be an interesting one. We
had scarcely flashed writing Joe AZ
nold's announcement to day when DSa-
Mccarthy entered an appearance and
ordered his name posted for the same Of
flee; so we have Bambrick, Arnold and
Mccarthy In the field, and the promise
oftwo or three more. Well, "the movs
the merrier," particularly for the printer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
Hotel Siarnt.

AZ l22 commercial Avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth street, IL u frat class
house Of entertainment, kept upon the
restaurant or European style, furnishing
oysters, game or meals on short notice in
the best style. Also elegant rooms and
beds for transient guests. Patronage
respectfully solicited.
jl2tf HENRY HARRIS, proprietor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
SIlk Hats.

The stock offs hats at Miller 4 Mill.
er's comprises the very latest styles and
the finest make of the season. The
variety Is very great, the stock large,
and prices have been regulated to hsr
monize with the times. Call in and s1.
anime. Tf u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
GorsSyhipg Goods.

The comp'e.est stpch ot gentle mems
furnishing. gQQdsi in the city Is 10 be
found at Miller aud Mllsr's II would
toe u Ssipaskable want, indeed. in this
4ae that they cannot satisfactorily mpply
=; the very lowest figures ruling n the
parket. a"a n.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
a Ball Friday Ntxbt.

There will be ball at James Clonsn's
corner Of Commercial avenue and Thirty
fourth street on Friday evening the 2lst
inst, and al invitation 10 extended to one
aud all Ia come and participate. Good
music and pleasant time will be tho
order OF the evening. =
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

A SURE Way To SAVE MoNEY-Buy
your clothing furnishing goods, hats, caps,
boots and shoes, at p Neif's, No. 20 Ohio
Levee. He Is now closing out his entire
stock ut actual cost since January LIST,
1870. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

Norman's Chalybeate Cough Syrup is
no hGaabug. Try II and he convinced.
hunm, agent corner Commercial
aysnne ana Eighth street, jaT.lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
wh., III. No, And WIN, HI

These truths are self.evident. Phalon's
Vitalia or Salvation for the Hair Is
neither sticky like molasses, nor muddy
like gu tterpuddle. II IL on the con
trary u genial fluid, clear, limpij, aroma.
tic, harmless, and will Restore 10 gray
hair whiskers, boards aud mustaches,
their original color certainly as sunshine
melts the snow. 1901 wd&w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

The cooartnership heretofore existing
between ID. w. HamlIn 4 +. +. Davis,
under the firm name OF T.. +. Davis *
Co. was Dissolved on the 18th instant by
mutual consent. II will be seen by the
notice published in another part Of our
paper, that the Mr.. A. A. Arrick will nd.
Just the unsettled business OF the firm.