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The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-08-10

GONE bumper at parting" as
the drunkard said when he ran
against the post.
STRONG minded women don't eat
eggs. They can't bare the yolk,
you know.
In breaking open safes, buglars
use crowbars 80 as to make sure
of their prizes.
A LADY in Syracuse is said to
rest her head on a grammar while
sleeping, in order that she may
dream correctly.
The first name of the Chinese
giant at the Museum is Chang
His full name is probably Chang
High.
THERE 10 a man down east. rath
er a facetious fellow, whose name
is New. He named his first Child
Something, as it was somethipe
new. His next child was called
Nothing, it being nothing new.
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Court with the following bills and
findings, as follows. - .rr ~

Court with the following bills and
findings, as follows. r .-~ ~
Henderson Cash, Francis Fish.
er, Riol Seay, VIM. Seay, Ken
drick Davis. "No Bills and:
True Bills " in the following
cases: United States vs. Felix
Dorman, Geo. Farnum, Jones Fos-e
ter, Columbus M. Mcclure and
John @. McClure: and Roland @.
Mcclure, J.H. Mckinney, Calvin
Petit, Daniel Scruggs, Daniel Seay
and Columbus Seay, for distilling
without paying special tax. For
carrying raw material to illegal
distillery, r. H. Lsne Huff, /" True
Bill" United States vs. Alfred
Bumpns-distilling without pay
ing tax. d. T. Corbin for United
States, and e. P. Jones for defend
ant. Jury No. Q, charged with
this case, rendered the following
verdict: "Not guilty )" w. o.
Cleveland, foreman. Unite d
States vs. Jas. Cantrell, Sr.-dis-
tilling without paying special tax
D. L. Corbin for United States, q.
@. Wells for defendant. Jury No.
1, charged with this case, render
ed the following verdict: "Not
| guilty )" j. Q. Hicks, foreman
United States vs.. Zera Thomas
distiller without paying tax. De-
fendant plead guilty f; sentence, six
months imprisonment and fine of
one thousand dollars. United
States vs.. Newton Thomas-idem,
idem, idem; sentence, three
months imprisonment, and fine of
twenty dollars. United States VS..
Felix Dorman-idem, idem, idem {;
| sentenced to six months imprison-
ment, and fine of one thousand
dollars. United States VS.. Calvin
Petit-idem, idem, idem; SEN
fenced to two months imprison-
ment, and fine of eighty-eight dol
lars. United States vs.. Jas. 81.
McKinney-idem, idem, idem {;
sentenced to three months impris.
onment, and fine of twenty dollars.
United States vs.. Alberry Cash
distiller without paying tax. d.
I. Corbin for United States, Z. p.
Jones for defendant. Jury No. 1,
charged with this case, returned
the following verdict: Guilty :"
lJ. G. Hicks, foreman. United
States vs. Alberry Cash-distiller
without paying tax; sentenced to
six months imprisonment, and fine
of one thousand dollars. On mo-
ton of District Attorney, ordered
that Zera Thomas, Newton Thom-
as, Felix Dorman, Calvert Petit,
Jas. III. Mckinney and Albert B.
Cash, now under sentence of i'm
prisonment, be transferred from
the Jail at Greenville to the Jail ut
Spartanburg, and there confined
during their several terms of inn
prisonment.
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Original Cul1l1nuniratialtB.
United States District Court. West
ern District Of South Carolina-Au-
gust Term. 1870-Hon. George s.
Bryan District Judge, Presiding.

6eSs AOahAs 4otV 1AOus OCOER0 -.
Bryan District Judge. Presiding.
The Court was opened on Mon
day 1st, at II o'clock. The Jurors
were organized as follows
|, Grand Jasy-J. II. Goodwin,
Foreman; BENZ. Donaldson, (col. J,
I. j. Jennings, Daniel Stone, G..
w. Moore, 7. L. Fowler, VIM.
Mckay, w. G. Gibson, j. S. Ash
more, Zion Turner, (col.), w. r.
B. Farr, Henry Baldwin, j. @. AL
exander, L. II. Shumate, q. B.
Dyer, Thos. Brier, (col9, Richard
Williams, (col.), Thos. Thompson,
Petit and Pleas Jurvrs-yayv
No. il. g. Hicks, Foreman {;
d. D. Moore, Robt. S. Bramblett,
Wilson Cook, (col.), CASTOR Terry,
I. j. Chapman, 7. III. Cole, John
A. Smith, B. M. Handy, Charles
Alexander, (col), John Thompson,
VIM. Moore.
Jury No. 2-Wm. Cleveland,
Foreman J. @. Turner, Aaron
Johnston, (col.), Riley Smith, J.
w. Austin, John McBeth, j. B.
Smith, Josiah Chandler, James
Hyde, Adolphus Long, John How
ell, VIM. Vaughn.
Stlperntlnaerdries-Adam Alex.
ander, (col.), Elias Alexander,
VIM. Lewis, (col), Albert Will
liams, (col)
TUESDAY, I'd August.
The Court was opened at II
o'clock, A. M; Hon. G. S. Bryan
presiding.
The jurors answered to theil
names as on yesterday.
| ClSmsnal Docket.-The follow
tiag cases were disposed of:
United States vs. James Rich
fards making false returns as
treyenue. officer; discontinued
United States va. Richard Lee, Jr
Bench warrant to answer ordered
United States va. Thoe. Holtzclaw
struck off the Docket; defend
ant dead.
| The Grand Jury returned into
QSnrt with the following "True
Bills % =
Unitedstates vs. Alfred Bum
pus-Distilling without paying
tax.
United States vs. jas. Cantrell
Sr.-same as preceding.
United States VS.. Alberry Cash
same. So ...
United States VS.. Newton Thom.
as-same.
United States vs.. Newton Thorn.
as-same Section %, Act 1866.
United States VS.. Zera Thomas
same. ..r ..
The Court then adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
WEDNESDAY, Sd August.
The Court was opened at IL
o'clock, a, m, as on yesterday.
Criminal Docket.-The United
States va. Zera Thomas and New
ton Thomas--distilling without
paying special tex. The defend
ants plead guilty.
The Grand Jury returned int,
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C. f.. TONNES, EDITOR.
j. g. BAILEY, ASSOCIATE,

suDscRIPrIos Two Dollars per annum.
ApyERrIsENnsrs inserted, at tho rates of
ono dollar per square of twelve Minion lines
(this sixed type) or less for tho first insertion,
fifty cents each for the second and third inser-
tions, and twenty -fve cents for Subsequent
insertions. Yearly contracts will be made.
All advertisements must have the number
nf iI sertions marked on thep, or they win be
inserted till ordered out, and charged for.
Unless ordered otherwise, Advertisements
will Invariably be "displsyed."
Obituary notices, and oil matters inuring 10
to tho benefit Of any one, are regarded as
Advertisements. .a
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-08-10

A BODY of Egyptian troops re-
Gently disembarked at the shore of
the Bay of Ushab, which is recog-
nized as Italian territory, attacked
the settlement, and after a short
fight took possession and tore down
the Italian flag.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-08-10

The Rochester IN. " Express,
Radical, comes out fairly in favor
of sending Fred Douglass to sue.
ceed Judge Davis in Congress. It
says Mr.. Douglass is the ablest
and most widely known public
man in his Congressional district.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-08-10

Luihh, reueeuneu IL Dy nl6 precious
blood, and fitted It, through grace,
for His eternal kingdom. -
6igned) =,
-.-- - JANIS JErEs PHrLt1rs.
A PRAYER FOR THE CONDEMNED
was then offered mp to the Throne
of Grace by the Rev. DIR. Jeter,
after which DR.. Jeter turned to the
doomed man, and his extended
hand was taken by Phillips, who
rested his head upon the Doctors
shoulder and wept. DR.. Dickin.
son next took him by the hand,
when lie again wept upon the
shoulder of that gentleman. The
prisoner then cordially shook Sher.
if Smith and others on the scatfold
by the hand, thanked the officers
tor their kindness, and stated his
readiness to die. At 1.20 o'clock
the spiritual advisers of Phillips
having retired, Deputy Sheriff
Walsh placed the black cap over
the prisoners head, pinioned his
hands, and he stepped firmly for
ward to the centre of the drop
While in this position he stated tc
Sheriff Smith that he had none
but the kindest feelings towards
him and his officers, and requested
him TO say so to those present
which the sheriff proceeded to do.
His legs were then pinfoned, and,
at given signal from the sheriff,
at precisely 1.25 o'clock, James
Jeter Phillips was ...
LAUNCHED INTO ETERNITY. -s
The body fell with q dull, heavy
thud, and for a moment there was
no motion save the vibration
caused by the fall then followed
a series of violent struggles and
convulsions, which grew less fre
quent and more feeble during tho
succeeding few moments, at til,
end of which time no signs of life
were visible.
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Sturg fur .tbe TahieB.
TNu& gCAFFOLD.
A WIFE MURDERER's END.

Enccution of Jap,cs> Jeter PAittips at Rich
mond, VA Tragic Story Of Lore and
Murder.
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y At an early hour yesterday
morning the father Of the doomed
man proceeded to the Executive
mansion and made q fervent ap-
peal to the Governor for com.
mutation Of the sentence of the
court, stating that the disastrous
consequence that had already be.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

"a Dwellings, and contents, Merchandise.
stocks, Manufactures aud Machinery, HulI-,
Cargoes and FREIGHT Lists insured an the most
terms, Ia the atoye-Ramed companies.
j. y. REARDEN Il co, Agts.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
SUICIDAL MONONANiA

About "a century ago, an English army
officer Of good family, great wealth and
brilliant prospects committed suicide. He
simply left behind him note saying that
life had given him headache, aud that
nothing could cure him bat good churrh
yard sleep We are reminded If this an
ccdoto by suicide which has just occurred
in Nutchez. one Mr. Delaplainc, Of Ohio
who .hut himself left this direction TO the
coroner "Iou must find q verdict Of sui-
eide for such i the case There were
also minute directions for the disposal Of
the effects of the deceased but the peculiar
ity Of the case j. that there was no evidence
whatever Of alteration of mind. On the
contrary, the feio dc - was regarded ~
possessing so We are told extraordinary
good sense aud judgement. A note
which he len for the editor - one Of the
Newspaper. declared that "hO one could
tell Why be killed himself lit va- not
for ''lOv"; II was not on account II
'liquors." or "rcmorsc aud di.appoiut-
mont" He only aid Il have seen the
world and am weary Of Il: that !. about
the truth Add 90 thi. that le Wa. n
man If education, Of good habits and good
.ential features Of the case. Sch
an incident as this j. full Of
solemn warning such suicides
are hot uncommon; aud the startling
truth which they dernonstrHte - that strong
dr.irr Tor -clf-destructiOn Is quite compat,-
ble with a healthy state Of IA u Of the IN
tellcciual faculties. IL makes but little
difference whether W call the suicidal pro-
pcn.ity n monomania or not The fact re-
main, that It may be strengthened by it,
diligence until IL assumes n mastery over
the whole character 81 u victim; or IL
may Doc maBfulIy and ro.olutcly opposed
with the whole force Of determined mind,
until healthier condition ensues, and the
.ublect looks back with horror upon the
peril with which this self-indulgencc envi-
roned him. \ strong will Is equally eft-
ccnt IN curing both physical aud mental
dt..asa.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
REMEDY FOR POIsONs.

ifany poison is swallowed, drink in
stantly half glass of cool water, with a
horping toa.poouful each of common salt
and ground mustard stirred into IT, Thi,
vonits ~ soon a. il reaches the stomach.
Blu, for fear some Of the poison may re-
main, swallow the white Of one or two
eggs, or drink cup of strong cofee-thcsc
two being sDtidotes for a greater number
Of poison. than any other dozen articles
known, with the advantage of their being
always on hand; II not, n pint Of ,woe; OIL
lamp oil, dripping', melted butter or lard,
are good substitutes, especially If they
vomt quickly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
hook 40 Noar G.t,ar".-Ghs Great
AoottItus Remedy.

hOOtNtNS WrMeUB.
~ Cures Coifr ana orpins pRiCT
WHlu,UAb'- 80. A.. srs.,ss 81 =,
ts~thlng
ruhriuss Cony.l-iour ppt,r
..,, " y, ,,.y sud vserrofn"- eli dis a.
WI .iNgH"' -...s incident "a IA ,ENr-
e'"'T l.nt- and children
- ICure- DiA Thea, ~ s"n- pvtcr
MI, @i.e,,,u,- t.Ey, ami -niuInvT COM ",
VIII! JPN plant 10 children OF sll -
"'"N'' -.rs.
In. tue Great lui.ut'. and CbiidTns soothing
R.medy "a all disorder. brought on ~ ts'th.ng,
81 any other cause.
Prepared by N. ALTON MEDICINE CO..
81. Loa-, Mo.
sold by druggist. AM dealers IN m"di''h"
.serys nsre, "Slf"'N
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

Material IN make dollar hore 81 the best Hair
Restorative ever used tor restoring gray haif y"
u. original color -.nd scent. for 4 packas"'
- rot ~ASr
Nee waite Teeth, Healthy Gums anu -"'"'
,rratl send Tor our TURKISH hLNfRifl'E'
price, - r-ut-.
~ YJr w.>r
A -uis eur. for Headache. caiarrh, Deafness, or
bn,. in 10 the ears. send Tor our srERNC1A.
TOR. Pre-. IS cent.
"a. Either Of the atoT~ cent postpaid on re-
~eir Of Drr".
Address Joseph X. L;char, Nl N~TS'' street.
:, I,ut. Mo seElydsw
Az Es-Ar FOR Young MEN, On Fhy-ioIosi-
-, Errots. Abu-.. and Disease, Incident 20
Youth ani Early Manhood, which create impedi'
rncn,- 20 aAi.RiAt,E Sith sure means Of r"l'i'
sent n sealed i.tt.r envelope. free 4 harEe.
.dir,.. pt. : xii LIN HurDHfnN, Howard
ks.dri.tlau, Pulisi. phs. p. s"-'1sNam
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

NAT r,,e,Ov's Igatv Oye.

Ty,s,sr ~ rus woRLD--docs not contain lead
no yi,riol poi.ons TO I,arayre the system Or pro
,nee deaih. It IL perfectly harmless-fel'a''e-
tn.,antaneous. Avoid she Wanted and d"lusNe
proparat on- boosting v'riues they do not possess
II you would escape the danger. To" genuine
W. A. Bachelor Hair Dye has thirty years. rep
niatlun TO uphold ~ integrity. SOLD 10y Drug
yst.. Applied at IL Bony street, \. "
u.Vpld4xy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

of nearly one hundred receipts for making brand,
al kind- Of Wine, Gin, Ale, Beet, tofd"l.' Su-
p.to, CIDER, ana much other useful Information
for tho-. dealing IA or manufacturing any OF ne
a,oye. either fr the trade or home us".
s~nt 10y mail. free 81 postage tor - cents Az
Tres, H. y. NORMANDY. ~ Market street
:, L,ui.. No s.27 iydAs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice /. hereby given that special election
will be held IN the CITY Of Caro-. Illinois, on Non
day. the Srh day 81 way, next, A, ID ISL, a. the
usiial voting plsres IN sad city, viz For the FIRST
Ward 1T the building on the southeast corner OF
ixth street aud Washington avenue; for the
second Ward at the Arab Fire COMPANY, In.
-iua uousp, for the Third Ward at the once OF
BRYAN -h.nnossy, and for the Fourth Ward
vt the Court House, TO ascertain the wishes
OF the voter. % said city as 20 subscription or
purchase by sad city Of shares the capital STOCK
uf the kcnigrky a Tennessee Railroad company
Of Kentucky, the amount 81 slvp,up. sara SUD
.cription or purchase 70 DC paid for IA tomn- OF
sad CITY Of Cairo. falling nue twenty hNe Years
after the date thereof, bearing interest al the ra'
oil .li,ht pcr ceut per annufn said hords 70 tr de-
liyercd To said COMPANY ~ m-islfn"nisot $50
each, a. soon ~ each section OF nNc mh'r OF rN'l
iosd shall have been completed. the iron lara an
ready for the ears TO run thereon. and the stock
~ be- received from said company 20 bc .oli W
aud r. .conNeycd TO SAID Company by SAID 'ty
~ receive I, al price not To- exceed hyc per cent
Of the par value thereof. work on said road 10 b,
commenced within -iN months froiu the iine ths
subscription b. voted ant 20 Do completed WITHIN
eighteen months thereafter. Al SAID elertton IN,
lao,-cast for .aid subscription OF ma
printed thereon, amt all the ballots cast sga,n-l
-aid sub-oTiptuu or purchase shan have the
words Against subscription written OF printed
thereon. The polls AZ san election WIN y.
0p,usd nj eight O'Clock 4. ~. 81 -aid day, aud
closed At ia q clock y. VI. .
Notirs - also hereby given that on thernd ."th
day u Nav, an 81 seton vii be held icr th. puI,,
pn-c OF cr,t,ng member VI ia. select Council
from the city ~ Large 10 GIL the vacancy "'ca'
sionei hy the r.siguaiioI Of g. ID. Williamson
.sb election 10 be- held at TIE following plNes,
yizi FirS, Ward ~ the building on the souilr AL
corner of sixth .irce, and Washington avenue
second Ward NJ ihe Engine House Of the Arai
Fire COMPANY. Tbird ward al the Office OF brNM
sshanne--y, aud 'hs fonr'h M9rl q p ne sour
House. JOHN BRoWN,
Ciy Clerk.
Cairo. Illinois April ., 1870
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
'naanks

Estate Of John H. Clark, deceased
The unders gnei having been appointed Adj
mini-lralor tlal part oI IA. estate OF John H.
Clark, Decreased late ofthe County ofCnPc ulrar.
deall, and siaia Of Missouri, which may he found
in the state OF Illinois, hereby gives notice thai
he will appear before the County Court Of AleNah-
der County, Illinois, At the Couu House n Cairo,
Illinois, NJ The Jun" Term, on ~" Ihlrd ni"hnhy
olaims against SAID .stf To- are notified and re.
aus-te "a attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted 10 SAID es'
tat are requs ,ied TO make Immediate payment
a. the undefs gnsi.
p.ted this tllIh LAY of MAY, A. H.. 1870,
mnyadltw6t GEORGE FISHER, Admir-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
,eeL'
EXECUTOIs'S NOTICE:
CHANCERY NOTICE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander County, -.
In the Circuit Court OF Alexander county, July
term, ls'u.
Samuel - a. Tay lor and Ew "a Parsons, Trustees
al the CAIRO Cty Property ". Peter Llmmer-
man, HenTyN. Bennl ghof and Ja'ob Bsnnig hof.
Blll TO enforce vendors lien,
Affidavit of the non-resid"ncs Of Henry v.
Rrnuighofiand Jacob Bonn ghor, twu OF the abnlr
named defendants, having been ned IA the ,lerN'-
oficc of the Circuit Court Of said county, notlc"
IL therefor. hereby given TO the said Henry '.
Bennighon and Jarph Bennighoh that the com
plainats died their bill OF pldInt IN sad touft
on the Chancery sd" thereof On the All day al
MAY, 1870, ami thai thcreuppn summons issued
out OF sod Court T"turnab,. a. The las dir.cH,
Nov, unless YOU, the said Henry '. Bennlghoii
aud Jacob Benulghon shall personally be and aP-
pear before the Circuit Court OF satd county on
ine hrs day OF the next Term thereof a. Ia. holden
at the Couu House IN the Gus of Cairo. IA sat
County, an the first Monday % July next, amt
plead answer ordemur 10 the said colnpiainants
hill % complaint, the same aud the matters Hiiai
thing- therein charged and stated will he taken
as confessed, and decree entered against !'"'
according 70 the prayer 81 SAID bill,
JOHN Y. HARMAN. Clerk
Cairo, Illinois, MAY 4, ls7o.
unenA Gilbert, Plaintiffs Attorney
ma iiltAM .
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
NsW Discovery -tI,s.r J. o. bsS""ri
Toni St6su,aue. Autt.Dyspsps

The several observations made p! "a" test
physicians % the fs"uii" de Paris have proved
TIA, the si"Sn"--a. sf -ing from iinpov"fi-hmeHi
.lths blood or beTv9us exhaustion. va Am"h'a'
chloro.ts, -ympa,hi.ne, fhl,.ic, bishei"s'
Albu.nncria, scOTbgt, etc, otc-, ~" i-dicM'f
ar.d With Elixir J.F. bernard
..n.r.i p.eat-A. bernard. a C~l.f -. 81
DOR.
Fof sale - sH fcspccishl" druggists.
uarlIsuily
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
A Hook for the Million.
"A aH3nip5ac: 4: 4: ;:: e.: ::

about 20 marry. On the physlol'gl'" "Ss''t'"'
and revelations oi the sexual system, with the
l.te,, discoveries IN producing and preventing
offspring. how to preserve the complexion etc.
This il AN Interesting work Of Two hundred
ana isenty -four pages, Win numerous engrs'
Ying., and contains valuable Information for those
who are married or contemplate marriage, stll u
IS q book that ought 10 be kept under lock anu
key. and no, laid ,arcleslys about the house.
cen, w. any one (nee Of POSTAGE for flny cents
Address Dr. Butts, p'spensaIy,, No. u .Norih
Eighth street, 81 Louis. Mo.
nSrNLTI, Z TO THE AFFLICTED AMP IN
FuRruNATE.'sa Before applying to the n"'
,orious Q1stss who advertise IN public papers, "f
u-,ns any Q.ak Resides, peruse Dr Butts work
10 matter What your disease j., or how deplorahlc
your condition.
Dr. Bats can be consulted, personally or ny
mai. On the diseases mentioned IN his works
Office, No. l2 North Eighth street, between Mar
ket and Chestnut, 81. Louis Mo. se%'irha~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

vl,UE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
L Justly claims for II n superiority over all re-
IAN, .p,,dv and permanent cure % Aguc and Fever.
or Chills and Fever, whether Of shors or long
standing. He refers to the entire Western aud
southwestern country to bear him testimony TO
the truth of the assertion, that in no case
whatever will 10 fail TO cure, " the directions arc
strictly followed aud carried out. In eres
many cases single dose has been sufficient for
cure and whole families have been cured 10y q
single bottle, with perfect restoration OF the
general health. u y, however, prudent. anu ~
Injured i'm smaller doses for week or two after the
disease tas been checked more especially IN dit.
6cult and long Standing cases. Usually, this
medicine will not require any aid TO Keep tie
towels in good order should the patient howes.
or, require o cathatic medicine, M'er having
dose Of Buil's Vegetable fsssiiy Pills
will he sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
SHERIFI" SALE.

Ry virtue of an execution 20 me directed 10y
the clerk OF the Circuit court Of Ale xader county
the state Of Illinois, IN favor of Danieis DAVIS,
ATM u istrator, de b0nis non "f James Provo,
decreased, for the use al Lew NJ. Davis ami
against William II sandusky, have levied upon
the lal owing drscribod property, to-wlt
Lot nuInLeIed twenty-five t22l, in block nHm'
herod seventy niue l7p in the rst addition IN the
ely OF Cairo, county OF Alexander and state OF
Illiuois, the property OF the said william II. SAN
dusky which Ishall offer al puhlie sale, VI tue
OF Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, on the -four
teenth day OF Maya D., isTo, between the horr'
OF nlns o clock, M, and sunset oi said day, Ia
cash, 20 satisfy sald execution.
LOUIS II. MYERS,
Sheriff of Alexander county, Illinois.
I Cairo, H., April rs, 1870 -w%w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

E.,,,. ,aA Yorss MrS.-ih" ru" estimate Of
son.r-th- hspp,ns.. u an honorable marriage
tn. ca.rfnl social wi. oftue day. the cause
sni cure, sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Ad
dt-.s. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. BOI r, rtils-
d.lphis, r..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-24
THEATER SALOON +!

The Oldest Public House In the
State of Nevada.
rl>HIS POPULAR SALOON, FRONTING THE
1 CARSON TIEATER, is still under the man
agement If the original proprietors, who, thank
ful for past favors invite the attention of the
public to their frst-class stock of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
New TheafeE @a11,
The Finest and Most Commodious Hall in the
State can be secured for Dances, Concerts, etc,
by application to the undersigned, with the inva-
riable understanding that we reserve to ourselves
the bar-room hat room and dining Apartment
MOORE PARKER, Proprietors.
Carson, May 9th, 1870.