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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-04
The State Election---The Result

The State Electi0n---The Result,
We publish this morning, in detail
the official returns OF the election held
lin this State on the 18th instant. The
result develOpes some facts that will
|create considerable speculation as to the
Icauses that produced the changes that
have taken place, both in reduced ag.
|gregatc vote and in the majorities from
Republican to Democratic. Taking the
vote for Governor two years ago and
THAT for Secretary of State now as the
basis for the calculation, il will be found
that the falling of in the aggregate vote
lis 24,679, and this large reduction has
taken place Notwithstanding the added
new vote of some 5000 or 1000. TAX.
ling the now vote into the account, the
falling of In lhe aggregate vote, COM
pared with that OF 1868, is about 10000.
Ii the negro vote had not been polled,
the Democratic majority would have
reached about 10000. There is quite. q
difference in the majorities upon the
State and Congressional votes. The
majority for Colonel Norman Eddy, the
Democratic candidate for Secretary OF
State. is 2,56S, while the Democratic
majority on the Congressional vote is
5,s48. The vote for Congressman pre-
scnts the evidence Of the popular senti-
ment upon the national policy and it is
most decided against the policy Of the
party in power.
The falling off in the vote may be ex-
planned i'm two ways. The Democrats
failed to vote their full strength because
many thought that voting was useless,
and that their ballots, if deposited, wonld
be overcome by fraud. These reasons did
not affect the Republican votes, for they
had many years of success tossencOurage
them, and strong appeals had been made
to them to rally in order to perpctuate
their party rule. The Republicans who
failed to vote under such circumstances,
virtually proclaimed that they were dis
satisfied with the results of Radical rule
and desired a change Of policy. If these
considerations operated in the recent
election, as we have no doubt they did,
it Is fair to infer, If the Democracy make
10 right use Of their victory, that they
will carry the State by more decided
majority in the election Of 1872. And
the same influences that caused the rev.
olution in this State will extend over
the country, and bring national victo-
ry for the Democratic party two years
hence.-Indianapolis Sentinel.
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Congratulatory Address Of thu
Democratic Committee.
Rooms OF THE NATIONAL DEMocRArrc)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
WARRINGTON, d. G., OCTOBER Il. fo1O.\

W ~enAUu1ONs IL W, OCTOBER II, T07U.y
The National Democratic Congres.
stonaI Resident Committee tender their
congratulations to the Democratic and
conservative voters of the three great
states of Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio, for their recent successes over the
corruptiOns of Radicalism, aided, as the
Radicals have been, by profligate and
despetic Administration at Washington.
In Pennsylvania gain of five men,
Ders Of Congress has been secured, the
Radical majority Of last year being
largely reduced In each branch OF the
Legislature, and there is decided ma
tority in the State OH the popular vote
against the Administration. In Indiana
the State has been redeemed from fur
ther Radical misrule by the election of
the Democratic and Conservative State
ticket carrying with it a gain Of two
OF Congress, and majority in
each branch Of the Legislature. Econo-
my and reform are thus made sure to the
people Of that State in the immediate
future. In Ohio the Radical majority
of two years ago has been reduced more
than One-half, and the Radical corrup-
tionists in the present Congress been
defeated. We now appeal to the Dem
ocratic and Conservative voters of the
States in which elections are aboute to
be held to make further and more de-
effort in behalf of restoration
Of an honest Administration. We ask
that they disregard threats from any
central source, and pay no attention in
any respect to the proposed rise of the
military power of the Government in
the local management of elections in the
States. Let the doors Of our organiza-
ton be thrown open for the admission
Of ell who desire economy and honesty
in the management of the public treas
ury, 90 that the present burden Of taxa
ton may be thereby mitigated regard
less of former issues or past political
association or name, and bring about an
entire cooperation among all who seeks
D restoration Of the Union founded upon
peace and good will among their fellow
men, and return to strict integrity
among the public officers of the nation.
(Signed.l s. j. RANDALL, Chairman.
N. L. JEvFRIEs, Secretary.
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NTThere was = child born In Bloom
ington, short time since, with perfect
waterfall on the back Of its head, as
large a. . mans fist. The parents had
il cut of, which csu>rd ne death OF tho
child in :, few hours srwsrds.
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BY ALARIC WATTS.

Come, let me pluck that silver hair
Which mid thy clustering curls zee
The witering type of Time or Care,
Hath nothing sure to do with theei
Years have not yet impaired the grace
That charmed me once, that charms me
now;
And Envy's self-lovc cannot trace
One wrinkle on thy placid browl
Thy features have not lost the bloom
That frightened them when first we
met:
No! rays of sOftest light illume
Thy unambitious beauty yet;
And If the passing clouds of Care
Have cast their shadows DER thy face,
They have but left triumphant there
A holicr charm, more witching grace
And If thy voice has sunk a tone,
And sounds more sadly than Of your,
1t hath a sweetness all its own
Methinks never marked beforel
Thus, young, and fair, and happy too,
II bliss indeed may here be won,
In spite of all that Care can do,
In spite Of all that Time hath done,
Is your white halr boon of love
To thee in mitlcst mercy given
A sign, token from above,
10 lead thy thoughts from earth to
heaven!
To speak to thee Of life's decay;
OF beauty Fastening to the tomb;
OfhOpes that cannot fade away;
Of joys that never lose their bloom?
Or springs the line Of ftimeless snow
With those dark, glossy locks entwin'd
Mid youths and beauty's morning glow,
TO emblem thy lnaturer mind?
1t does. il does! Then let it stay;
Even Wisdom's selfwere welcome now
Who'd wish her soberer tints away
When thus they beam from Bcauty's
brow?
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0rOn the Ohio river boats were TAX.
ing on livestock at Lawrenceburg, few
days ago. Among the lot was one large
gray mule, that refused to walk the stag
ing. The mate sung out to roustabout
to Atwist his tail, and he'd comew A
coroner's jury have decided that the
man came to his death ''by obeying
ORDERS"
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n.S The Terre Haute Express says
Mr.. Monninger has just finished making
wine for the this season. He has made
ten thousand and two hundred gallons,
besides selling four tons Of grapes ut 60
cents per pound. Mr.. M. has fortune
In his vinyard, which he has earned by
energy and enterprise.
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~A young lady . Western temper
|ance meeting said "Brethern and sistaEs,
|cider 10 necessity 70 me, end must
have Il. Ifit 10 decided that We ayo not
to drink cider, I shall ct applee, and
get some young man 70 squeeze me, for
I can't live without ~ juioo a. the
apple" II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-04

rMiss Bessie Cotton, Cass county,
has the bad taste TO boast that she was
once engaged to eight young gentle.
men, at the same time, and succeeded In
keeping up the deception for more than
o ycarp Angelic creaturel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-04

GA lady in Jasper county, this State
(aged seventy-fve) wants a diverse from
her husband (aged seventy-eight) be.
cause he spends half his time running
about with the girls"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-04

NT In the obituary columns Of .
Philadelphia paper last week appears
notices Of the deaths of twelve persons
who had reached she age Of eighty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-11-04

NJ On one.half acre Of corn ground,
near Edinburg, Hiram Portor raised
this year over 700 large puinpkina
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end large assortment Of chairs Of the hest styles He
ssspsetfy invites those desiring anything in his line,
@ call and examine his stock before purchasing else
where % be 10 conndent be please them At his new
shsp The corner sf he Public Square. west Of the
ooupt.house.
0evea6sS -. ~. JACOB ALLIES.
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GOTTLIEB sCHOTTNER

0N Rast Main Street, directly In front Of the Cour
~ House jasper, Ind. Good bread and cakes always
eS hand Vskne done for Weddings and parties short
notice and warranted satisfactory Confectionery, Mutt
and fruits for sale. Patronage 10 respectfully solicited
Aus. ., 'oo-ly
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-25
fruit are shipped annually from its

fruit are shipped annually from its
neighborhood.
Cairo has q climate unsurpassed for
salubrity, and the healthfulness of it's IN
habitants cannot be excelled. In this
statement the Committee desire TO be
very emphatic. They have each of them
removed with their families to CAIRO
from localities which have been consid'
cred the healthiest in the country, and,
after years of experience, they assert
without fear of successful contradiction,
that Cairo is healthier than any of them
Observation of the robust health of the
inhabitants generally, and the children
particularly, will attest the truth OF their
statement.
The number of steamboat arrivals dur
ing the year 1859, were 3,5lO, containing
2,2lS,9i5, tons, Government measure"
ment.
From the great prosperity now exist
ing in the Southern States, ana the pros
pect of the immediate and rapid in
crease Of this property, an immense de-
mand has a risen there for Wagon, Flows,
Agricultural implements, Steam En-
gines, etc., and hundreds OF these and
other manufactured articles are shipped
daily, from our wharf to the South,
which have been manufactured dist
ence IN the interior. The freight 10 mts
point Jron the Mdnufactoyy, nhich cou!d be
sdued By manufacturing here, Woutd u us
e{f BE- q large profit upon he cost.
Land or lots, IN sufficient quantity TO dc-
coDiaoddtc any manufacturing business, can
be obtained free Of cost and other encour-
dgomcnt ,rW be giuen tpdrties desiring to
locate here for Manufacturing purposes
and the undersigned, n Committee APP
pointed by the City Council for the pur-
pose, or any of them, will be happy to
communicate with any one by letter, or
see any one in person, who may desire
any Information upon the subject OF this
circular.
u. w. BARCLAY,
LOUIS JoRGENsEN,
Members of the select Council
Jos. MENDEL,
JOHN w. MCKEE,
JAMES KENNEDY,
Members Of the board Of Alderman
DANIEL HURD,
w. w. THORNTON,
JOHN Il. RENNIE,
:. SrAATs ToYLOR.
Citizens, dc.
8. STATS TAYLOR.
Chairman of Committee.
l.. JoRGESsEN, Sec'y.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-25
ALEXANDER CIRCUIT COURT


David Adams VS. James Clonan me-
chanic's lien non suit William Jarvlh
VS. Marnda Marchildon; ejectment con-
tinued Witherell & Bro vs. John Tag
CART; debt; continued for service. Inc
People, etc, VS. Nancy Gray; larceny;
Jury found defendant guilty; sentenced
to county Jail for 20 days. The People,
etc, VS. Thomas Walsh; larceny; SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for one year.
The following cases were set for trial
to morrow:
John Major vs. David Ford, ct al; me.
chanics lien; Elder II Goodwin VS. John
Hogan; replevin; Frederick Pfaff VIZ
Halliday Bros; assumpsit; s NJ Barlow
VS. Fredoline Bross; ejectment; Boyle,
Miller & Co W. south Western Insurance
Company; assumpsit; VIM NJ Williams
VS. John Hogan; replevin; Thos Wilson
vs. Walter NJ. Phillips; assumpsit; ex-
parte Ellen Sullivan, guardian, etc.
Sarah J Kurtz, adm, etc, w Gertrude
V Kurtz, petition to sell real estate;
Smith Il Jayne VS. James Garland; debt;
Peter Nef vs. Lewis II Myers; appeal.
The court then adjourned until to-
morrow morning, at o'clock.
TUESDAY, JAN. 25TH-ErGHTn DAY.
The People etc, w Peter Graham
resisting an officer; Indictment quashed.
The People va Thomas Garrett, Henry
Armstrong and Samuel Wariield; conf.
dence game; Garrett and Armstrong
plead guilty and continued rs TO War
field Elder & Goodwin vs. John Hogan;
replevin; tried by the Court and decis.
sion reserved. William Hook Va the
Southwestern Insurance Company; as.
sumpsit; default; judgment vs. deft for
Si93 25. so Lewis for use, etc, W a IL
Shotwell, ct al; debt; demurrer to second
and third pleas sustained, and leave
given to amend. w + Russell vs. Horace
Wardner; case continued. Field Bros
vs. Baird Il Stewart; assumpsit; de-
PENDANTS confess judgment for si2' 81.
Alfred Il Stafford W Lizzie X Halliday, ct
al; partition; decree pro confesso against
defendant and decree for partition as
prayed. Frederick Pfaf vs. Halliday
Bros; assumpsit; on trial
The following cases are set down for
trial on tomorrow:
VIM w White W. Reason Heatori as.
sumpsit; Don G Buell. vs. Cairo City Coal
Co; as-umpsit; Josephus Smith vs. Perry
Powers assumpsit; City National Bank
W. Thomas Lewis, es al; debt; T Is Ellis
Il Bro vs. First National Bank; troveri
Ben = Crane W. Halliday BIOS; assnp.
sit; William Smith vs. Laesards; eject
ment Rudolph Wurletzer vs. Frank
Clark; sci ia to make party; Patrick
Mockler W John ii Oberly x Co.
Court then adjourned until this after.
| noon, nj . o'clock.
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The New Year.

Begin It right, by buying, for cash,
of J. II. MetcaiG. No 1872 and SSi Wash,
Az, who has enlarged both house and
stock, and II now prepared to supply GUS
TONERS with the best Of oil kinds ofstaple
and fancy groceries, queensware, crock
cry, glassware, yellow and Rocking
ham ware, table and pocket cutlery.
All kinds Of salt fish, green, dried, and
canned fruits, pickles, cider, honey, syr-
ups, ine teas, coffees and sugars,
choice table butter always on hand. In
short, everything usually kept In first
GLASS grocery; besides notions too num-
srous to mention, all OF which will be
sold Mt the forrest figures. II.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given. that default having teen
male Ia Ils paSmrut u certain bond, gwen -
Wulin n. Fsrfi. 90 : S'Asis Taylor and Ei~fn
Par-on- Trustees of the CaIrp 'iy Property, dated
NAY the lVh, A. II. i.is and payable three year
from the dat. thereof With ~ I.f c'1ii interest uu-
~ due and ten per cent. thereafter, and O. -"'hf"
the payment 81 NhIrh aid mote, sthNthcrr, snit
william N faTr- gave thru hisr"ftan utnrigtFN with
power Of -nle on the following drrrrihei properly
to.Wit. lots numbered uuo o. ten tlvl sud eleven
~ BOZ h0sk numbered sIH iHh Ice the third tiIIl.u
e. the city % tsirp, ~ che county 81 A'ttnirf AMI
state ~ Illinois, Which said mortgage 49,, rs 90
= stats Taylor amt Edwin Parsons, s'.ss A. hi'f'
said on tAc tNeifth day " iauu4fy, 4. j. l''u Cor
value received, auly assigned tu ""ors~ lattugf,
AMI which -aIi mortgage D., t'y"ttrt ih co.. NJ.
corirr'- Office % tI" ruunty 90 ArAnndrft u '''h
"F' page ~, the amount uo~ i.riuE a." anl Day
atlc, being eighty three d1Iar- ant iffN 'i'"r
cents principal, q. .ctHrf VITA interest thereon '
the rate above stated.
l. the undersigned assignee - =. -taat- Taylor
ami Edwin plr-0u-, Irus 'es, 'i',, O. whom sh1
mortgage Wa made, ly H..ule ~ nc t'rf- aud li-
visions ~ the same, NIll, on Iuc.tny, ~" -'ih LAY
Of January, 4. H. $50, 81 tsu urlp'k AN, 90 That
d,y under aui by virtue Il th' pos'r ~ -air con.
tanned m sil mortgage, s'il Il lulr auri"u, 20 ~"
highest bidder f,T ~A.h, ~ Toe front door ~ 10"
court house 100 sAii 'ty ~ Caro-, m thr county ~
Alexander, aud state ~ lllin"s, thc allow" ir-. i'i
promises "a SATISFY the purpose ant c.nii,.1, "'
said mortgage. hEoh'tE IN ilNt"
ALL1S, W1HB 4BprlEa, au'ys,
Jan. "a, is1U-dtl
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The ~. Nicholas Hotel ana Restaurant.
This popular and eligibly located house
of public entertainment is now fitted
and furnished throughout in good style;
and, under the management Of Messrs
Walker d Sisson, IL doing a large ana
thriving business. 1t is kept upon the
European plan--the guest calling for
what he wants when he wants 1t, wheth-
er In 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 fea-
lures OF the establishment are arranged
with an especial eye to the comfort and
convenience Of the guests. ja6tf
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6,p,snu sheet Musis.

Elias Howe Boston, is furnishing first
class music, in monthly numbers, at the
rate Of seventy.two sheets for one dollar.
His number embrace instrumental and
vocal music by Verdi, Strauss, Mendel-
sohn and other eminent composers be-
sides the gems OF American creation.
Send for Howe's Musical Monthly. The
paper used is in all respects equal to that
used in single sheets; and the execution
being meat and uniform peculiarly fits the
music for binding. Price SO per year, or
IS cents per number Each number con-
tains twentysfour pieces of music.
Use the Aurora oil. IL will not smoke
chimneys. jan2l-lm
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Self Advertised,

Phalon's Vitalia or salvation for the
hair carries with 1t its own best adver-
tlsement. AS the light shines through
the bottle you see that the liquid is clear
rs the azule OF heaven. You smell it
and find the odor agreeable. You apply
1t and 1t changes gray hair to any natural
shade without soiling the scalp or pro
ducing headache. Nothing can be more
harmless. jan2id&wlw
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wha, Not Aud what IL II

These truths are self.evident. Phalon's
Vitalia or Salvation for the Hair Is
neither sticky like molasses, nor muddy
like gutter.puddle. 1t Is on the con-
trary genial fluid, clear, llmpid, aroma.
tic, harmless, and will restore to gray
hair whiskers, boards and mustaches,
their original color certainly as sunshine
melts the snow. j20lwd&w
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Am Evansyllle fireman called upon the

AH TsNUHsVIIIt IITVIIIHI CUIItU UTVII VTIV
local editor OF the Courier Of that city,
aud demanded that All offensive express
ion used by the said local be recalled.
According to the Journal the Courier
local DOTTED his linen and avoided his
ability not only to thrash the aforesaid
fireman, but "any man that treads shoe
leather" II this is true, the young mans
fist is mlghtier than his PEN he has
mistaken his calling.
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LEGAL,
ELECTlON NOTICE.
LEGAL,

Public NOtoe j. hereby gwen that there sll b" a
general charter election held 100 She city ~ Cairo,
County Of Alexander and state Of Illinois Tuesday
February 2snd 4. u. $50 Tor ths purpp-s - ,"tus
Mayor Tor Sad Cit', city Clerk, city Attorney, ttN
Treasurer AMI city Mlr-hsli also one mvnlt"r Of th"
sam. frota the second Ward, aui fp"ulief ffuW
the city ~ large; Also to Aldermen from ths fli-t
Ward txo Aldermen nom ths second Ward. uu, AZ
dafman from the Third Ward and on" Alderman from
the Fourth WNd.
Polls oil h. opened IN tse different WArls 49, i1l-
lOw. Ia the Fifst Ward At the Once 81 Mckenzie 4
%. corner Of sixth street and Washington avenue.
H. the second Ward at the Engur House u she Afsh
Fr, COMPANY on Commercial avenue, foot - Seventh
street Ia The Third Ward ~ the Office 81 D. sham
messy, corner Washington avenue and lselnh street
ia the Fourth ward ~ the Couft House, un wash.
iugtUu avenue.
Poll.wiil h. opeuei ~ o'clock an AMI clg..' n
o'cl,,k pm OF said day. JOHN BROWN,
C'y Cicik pro i,H.
cGiro. Illinois, January u, ls7o. 81
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Furnishing Goods

The completest stoch Of gentlemen's
furnishing goods In the city is to he
found at Miller and Miller's. II would
be q remarkable want, indeed, In this
une that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling In the
market w.
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Hotel Arrivals.

- Nicholas Hotel, Cairo m. Jan %, 1870
Miss Jones, Mound City, III; George
a Trusdell, IT. Louis, Mo; Mr. James,
Ky; Mr. Reed, Ky; II French, Pan Han.
die, X. X; Simon Schutter, -. Louis,
Mo; Mr. Keanor, Metropolis, III; Mr.
Kearnon, Jr., Metropolis, III; Mr. NJ Trap.
per, Metropolis, Ill; & Trapper, Metropo-
lis, III Mr. Young d Lady, Ky; J IL How
ard, Blandville, Ky.
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SILK II ats.

The stock of silk hats ut Miller q Mill
sr'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 mar
monize with the times. Call In and ex'
amjnesw Ak s0GLkNb 49, 70 -ft.h II
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NOTICE.
To The Tas Payers OF Alexander Co"".
Az and state Of Illinois.

The tax book is now my hands and for the pur-
nose of collecting the state, County Special fauper,
and District school taxes due and Tor the year A.
D. 1869 will be at Cairo IN my Oiic" every day dur
inn the month of February, $50. .
AZ the house Of Jacob hartnes ~ Hardwood IRE
cinct on Wednesday, March ,Dth, 1870,
Al the store of John Knuth, IN UNITY Precinct ON
Thursday, March 3lst $50.
Al The store of r. A. Edmonson In Clear Creek Pre-.
cinet on Monday April ith $50.
Al The school House, near Thomas j. McClure's in
Clear Creek Precinct, Thursday, Aprll 9TH, 1870.
Atthe store of j. g. Rowing in the town OF Thebes
on "Wednesday, April 9Th, $50
Al the store of Mrs. c. Hetner, AT Santa fc on
Thursday, April It'll, 1870.
Al the store Of NJ. ID. Gunter, in Goose Island, on
Friday, April sth, 1870,
AZ the house of 4 iomas Martin, in Dogtooth, on
Saturday, April 9th, 1870.
BB-lo those who owe personal tax, be sure and pay
il and save costs -ea shall do all in my power To
collect every dollar charged the Tax Book accord
ing 10 law. -
BE sure and bring your former Receipts or your
deeds order that the descriptions Of your lands may
be found readily. l.. ii. MYERS,
Sheriff and x.0ficio Collector OF Alexander Co.
Collectors Office Caro-, ILL.,, Jan. 7th A. b. 1870.
!all9aaTSv
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TURNER MASQUERADE
..... BALL.
washington Han, Feb. 2Ist

A Grand Masquerade Ball will be given
ss above, under the auspices OF the Cairo
Turner'S. The public generally Is invited
to attend; tho management pledging
themselves that no effort will be spared
TO render the occasion one most
pleasant and entertaining to all who
may attend.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
X. BREACH.
-Hsa 'aH H.ScHMETzDoRF.
Ii. We'll.
Jan20td.
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Hotel Garni.

At l22 commercial Avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth street, Is first class
house Of entertainment, kept upon the
restaurant or European style, furnishing
oysters, game or meals on short notice In
tho best style. Also elega6t rooms and
beds for transient guests Patronage
respectfully solicited.
il2tl HENRY HARRIs, proprietor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-25

A SURE WAY TO SAVE MoNEY-Buy
yoarclothing furnishing goods, hats, caps
boots and shoes, at =. Netf's, No, 70 Ohio
Levee. He is now closing out his entire
stock at actual cost since January LIST,
IN
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-25

The heaviest snow fall OF the season.
OF many seasons-occurred yesterday
afternoon. The flakes were the largest
ever seen In this section OF country, a
halfdozen OF them forming handful.
A warm sun to-day has removed nearly
all traces OF 1t, however.