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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

Whereas. Corirlia y. Al Ell and Joseph I. Ah.ll.
her husband. by their certain Deed, bearing dat"
the twentieth day 81 August. A. u. lsos, aud re.
corded ~ Book ~ Of deeds, on page ~ IN the
Recorders office u Alexander county, Illinois,
did convey IN fee TO the undersigned, Jane, "
Mckinney, the following described lot or parcel
Uflamt, to-vil lot numbered thifiy.seyent -, m
BOsS numbered Any onel -, "a the city 81 Carr,
coGnty ~ Alexander and state ~ illnois. Pro-
vit.d, however, that Ia ease of default IN
the payment ~ : certain pIomi-sary note,
/. Abcll barring even date with said Trust
Deed, for the sum al Twelve Hundred
DollAfs, With interest NJ The rate 81 tvslv. per
cent per annum from maturity until pad, aud du.
ami PAYABLE to the order ~ IN. under
signed, James W. Mckinney. ~ tho City
Aaiioual bank Of Cairo, N six months pftsr
the dat" thereof that The undEr-ign IA.
sad James W. Mckinney, his lesA repre-.
seniatyc- or attorneys .houid proceed and
s"ll the said PREMISE ~ by said dc,d proVld-
81, and execute TO The purchaser gooi and
sufficient deed, conveying all the right ana title
Of The -sid Cordclia T. Abel and Joseph Ah"ll
her husband, by said deed conveyed To- The under.
siguri. Ana, vhsfess, default tlas been mHIc m
the payment VI said note, aud the entire principal
and interest thereof remains du. aud unpaid
Nov. therefore, notice IL hereby given, that by
virtue II the terms aud conditions ~ sad Trust
bed, will, on FRIDAY, April 1T, leo, at ia. court
house 10 Cairo. Illinois ri the hour u 10 o'clock.
attn. Of said DAY, sell the premises siOrs-ad. ~
public yenduc o. the highest bidder for cash IA
hlni, and w.ll execute anu deliver 10 the IlIcha-
JAMES W. MCKINNEY,
Mortgage aud Trustee.
a Green Gilb-ft, Attsrnsys.
luTo, I'll NOS. Mach i'm, ls7a-mArtld2NI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

The Mayfeld (Ky.) Democrat returning
thanks to the Paducah Rentuekian for q
complimentary notice, says, that 'rhose
kind words, coming in the hsbilimcnts Of
unselfshness, In the infancy of the Demo
erot are as grateful as the unfolding music
of the .folia's harp, borne upon soft winds
from the orange groves Of the Southr'
And now, let lis hear no more about Bull
wers description of the Lake of Como.
The writer Of that sentence feeds, we have
no doubt, upon rose leaves and quenches
his thirst with delicate draughts Of pigeon
milk
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

United States Of America, southern District OF
Illinois, ~.
Whereas. on the 3ist day of January, A. u.
1s7-, James r. Delaney hlcd libel IN the District
Court Of the United States for the southern Dis.
itict ot Illinois, against the steamboat "Bsngu
Tiger her boats. tackle, apperel and furniture,
on wing that the same may he condemned
IN %, 0rdpnce with the prayer Of said lite !.
Ana whereas, by yirtune of process ~ du" form Of
lsW, 10 me directed, rcturnsble on the hrsi Mon
day in October. have seized upon and taken the
ssd ,teamhoIt Bengal 'Tigar' her boats, tackle,
apparel and furniture. and have the same in my
custody.
Notice il hereby gwen, that District Court Of
the United states will b. held a, the Jnt.. states
Court Room, ~ the city nf Cairo on the first "a
day In october for the trial ui the said premises.
sud the owner or owpsrs and person who have
claln any interest therein, are hereby cited 10
he aud appear ~ the time and place AFORESAID to
show cause 4 any hey have VII, decree should
not he RENDERED Ia a"rorince with the prayer Of
ssis libel. JOHN LOGAN,
L. :. Marshall.
March, nth ls-p mAr2ldltt
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M AsTER's SALE.

State ~ Illinois Alexander County, AlesRn-
der county Circuit Court.
Ia The matter ~ Joseph MtKcnre and Newton
Roc, hun gi Mckenzie Rice, ys Peter Zim.
herman. On petition for Mechanics Lien.
Public Notice T. her, hy given, that IN pursuance
Of % 1cctetM oid"T entered IA tle above entitled
cglise, IA he Court OF Common Pleas, Of the city
Of CAIRO, on the I'D day Of November, A. l.. ls6.,
81 The November term, l.17, of SAID Court Of Com.
mon Picas and Is certain OT,ier entered Ia the said
Circuit Court Of Alexander county, on IN. fret
day Of ortoter, 4. u, ls1l, Of the september lem
l.ut ~ said Circuit court. !, John a Harinau
Master M thancery for sad court, on the Nnth
day Of April A. y, $50, NJ o'clock N ~. Lfter.
noonof sad day, Val seu AZ pubilc auction 70 IN.
highest bidder, rash, ~ the -outh.wes, door ri
hecourt house ~ the city Of "a TO, Ia .sid coun.
~, The iolloNIIg descEb,d real estate situate IN
the First Aiayion 90 the city OF Cairo, county Of
Alexander and state OF llhnnis, to-wI Lot mum.
bsfrd lxenfy-cight l2s) ~ Block numbered
Fouy .ei ght lisl A. known and desi grated on the
recorded map plat thereof together with all
and singular the tsnements ami hereditaments
ihsIeuAiO belonging, ..
JOHN a. HANNAH,
Master IN ChancrTN.
Caro-, Illinois, March l6,h, A. y 1879
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make it,

Tears gather in the eyes in announcing
the fact that the piou, Beecher--Hsrriel
Stows--swampcd over $4,000 in her
recent attempt TO blacken the memories OF
Lord Byron and Mrs. Leigh. Old Stowe,
the professor and her better hall, will hsv.
the profound sympathy o: the public in
his present uncomfortable. situation; for
the scandal mongers have il, that Harriet,
since her loss, has not been blessed with
the patience of job, or with that gentle
nes, Of disposition which is said 10 distin-
guish the members ofangelic choirs. Since
the story of hen-pecked Socrates has been
exploded, and on that result, the much
abused Xantippe elevated suddenly to the
position of model dame, We are nj loss for
a good illustration applicable to this case,
Bat then, the "old saw" OF 'grin and bear
it is left US, and We trust, that the profes-
sor win, for his own peace Of mind, profit
by it. Let there be no running after new
gods, but-kiss and make up.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

state of Illinois, Alexander County. 80. Aletan.
der County Circuit Court.
IN ti. matter OF Samuel ~taats Taylor and Edw n
pli.-,us Trustees Of the cairo CITY Properly W.
ChrH.~ schoenney anu Andrew Popp. on bill
10 "ttofce Vendor Lien.
Public notice ~ hereby given, that in pursuance
" q d.cretsl order entered IN The above entitled
cause. N said court on the pth dsv of septem.
her. A. II. 1859, of the september term thereof,
A. H. 1909, |. John q. Hartman, Master IN Chnncery
81 said roiin,y, VIII on the Ninth day of April A.
II. $50, &C q cock in the afternoon e SAID day
scll - publc suction to the highest bidder, for
cash, At the southwest door of tho court.heuse
ia the city OF Cnuo, in said county the following
descrihed real estate, situate in the Third ADD.
ton to the city of Cairo IN the county Of AleSan.
der and state OF Illinois, to.vIt Lots numbered
Three 90, Four a. and Five t5), IN Block number.
edsN tGl ~ known and designated on the record.
ed map or plat thereof together with all and .in.
gular the ten.ments and Entertainments thefeunto
JOHN q. HARMAN,
Master IN Chancery.
Cairo, Illinois, March 10th, A. l.. is7v.
f..rlNdfd
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s.s- And now comes The GRANVILLE Ind,

ssS- And now comes The Guyyille L'ds-
pendent saying TO the BULLETS
All In, Are YOU there, Mr.. Democrat
ic lion1 Now don't you. know that there
!. not man in the 18th District that the
Democracy would 80 much dread 10 80.
on the track rs Dan Mum "Mortifyingl
llcnving-
Why Daniel grows space; and, IL the
Radical editors continue To water him he
will spring up to the altitude OF church
stceplc. We, too, have taught our-elf TO
believe that he is grand, gloomy and pee
culisr politician. A. the frenchmsn said
when the wonder, of niagara first broke
upon.hi, view; lie is grand he is magni-
dque! by gar, | think he is pretty
good But FOR all thi, We do not fear the
rcdoubiable Dan; and after hi, nomination
we shall let loose upon him Democratic
orators who will, without any apparent Of
fort, absolutely annihilste him. We know
this is acruel threat, bat duty compel, u. 20
make ii,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

The attempt of the Hon. ID. W Mum to
become a Congressman j. manifestation
of audseious ambition--ambition of The
same piece with tina, which induced the frog
TO burst in an attempt TO swell to the pro-
portions OF AN ON. The effort i. a. laugha-
bic Ms the fact. tina, Louisville is now lost
In amazcment about hog whose proud
soul spurns the lowly estate wherein he was
created, and burns with noble ambition
b. become rhinocerous.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

Hsp-The Carbondale New Era does not
admire the man who controls the Metropo-
lis Promutgutor, the able and distinguished
Mccartney, and has fallen to abusing him
in most scandalous manner. In the last
issue Of the N,w Era, Mccartney is
informed that he has lied without cause or
occasion. "You have showed your jack.
assity,' the abusive paragraph says, in
trying to find fault with the Ne,c Era, and
now you lie like the devil to cover your
stupidity And this to McCsrney, !
What will Mrs. Grundy say?
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LEGAL,
49,. ~. p. 80 ~-~.sn-~-y-,-
M ASTE IL SALE.

State OF Illinois. Alexander County, IS, Alexan.
der County Circuit Court.
In the matter of The Illinois Central Rail Road
Company, vs.. william Baker.
Public notice IL hereby gwen, that IN pursuance
Of u decretal order entered ~ the above entitled
cause, in snd cOurt, the 2bth lay 81 July, s, ~.
1870 Of the July tenn Their, Of, 4. II. 1sGg, J.,
John U. liarnsn, Master in Cnanccry 81 said
county, will, on the second day Of April A.
II. 1870, at IL o'clock stnoon OF said day, sell a.
puhlc auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, At
The southwest door OF the court House in the city
of Cairo, in said county, the following described
real estate situate in the city of Cairo, county of
AleA -noer and state of Illinois, to.wit Lot mum.
bered eighteen as In Block numbered one a.
according to the recorded map or plat thereof,
together with all and singular the touements and
heredtamen's thereunto belonging.
JOHNQ HARTMAN,
Master in ChRncery.
Cairo, Illinois, March uth, A. II. 1870.
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The 8ulletin.
9OT PALMER ON THE CUBA VS.
AND STA TIES RICH

Governor Palmer has declined An APP
,aintment ~ vics.Presidcnt for Illinois
Y an association organized in New York
n aid the Cubans. Two reasons are as
igned by Mr.. Palmer for the deciination:
Because be does not think it consistent
With the duty Of the Governor OF one OF
he United State, TO aid insurgents against
be authority OF government with which
he United Stats are At peace.
3. Becsu,e lie has no evidence that the
\o-called patriotic party of Cuba have
'ecreed the abolition of slavery.
The Governor has bowed himself very
sillfally out Of nm embarrassing positions
ptfew persons who are acquainted with
.fs record wilgiye him credit for honesty
his projections OF regard for the right.
T the State aud the proper du,ies Of the
'edsral Government. II ION, he says
An sld.fashioned States rights man.
could not Interfere with the proper duties
Il the Federal government, and resist all
acfoachments from that quarter upon the
roper powers and duties. of the States.
hiss the Language efs Democrat soaked
through with the grand doctrine Of the
sr,y Of the Constitution, but Il does not be-
s-ne the mouth of man who belongs to a
arty which has attacked all the rights of
he States and has consolidated In the gov
rnment almost supreme authority. II
Governor Palmeris, in truth, what he pro-
.sscs to be, why does he-how can
e-sit patiently by and contemplate
;ithout protest the spectacle now to
e, seen ut Washington City,
there the Congress, acting under con-
t,u,ion in which the powers delegated to
he Federal authority are recorded, has
reeted itself into body possessed Of alb
plu,e sovereignty, and is .delegating pow.
RS and rights TO States Of the Union,
rhile il is rsserving 20 itself certain pow
rs not consistent with the old-fashioned
lea Of States rights about which the Gov.
NOR not unfreq'iently speaks in terms of
Ugh communication? II cannot be posi-
lie that Governor Palmer is honest when
Q processes to be States Rights man of
ie old school. If he is, he is at the same
the political hypocrite, since his preccpts
nd practices in respect to the rights of
tatss and the powers Of the Federal gov
-nmen, are Numerically opposite to
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

are under obligations TO our member
ongrs's, Hon. Jno. NJ. Crcbs, for many
g. Mr. Crebs is making a faithful
'fhcien' Representative; and, as a mat
'' eouTse, will be rewarded by
lS'ion for reelection. He is just the
70 handle the wordy Mum, and defeat
with nsStne.s, cheapness and dispa tcb
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

very exciting contest for municipal
Offices, is now progressing at Evansville.
Political and heal issucs are being thorough-'
~ mixed together. AZ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
GOVERNOR PALMER AND THE
CUBANS.
Letter from the Governor Of Illinots TO
Hon. &. N. clay, New York.

The following letter from Governor
Palmer needs no explanation:
Springfield, III, March 70. 1870.
Hon. q. ". Clay, New York
DEAR SIR: l have the honor TO
acknowledge the receipt of your favor Of
March ls,h, 1870, in which you inform
me that at the instance Of my friend, Gen.
John A. Logan, have been appointed
Nlce-President, for Illinois, of the associa-
ton organized 70 aid the Cubans. | am
Obliged by this violence Of the good will
OF General Logan and yourself, but feel 1t
my duty to decline the appointment.
do not think il consistent with the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
DEA TIT OF PIERRE SOTLE.
n Saturday lasi the Hon. Pierre Soule

n SATURDAY larl the Hon. Pierre Soule
O, New Orleans. The deceased was
of the remarkable men Of the age
b in France, after . stormy life in his
pc country, he came An exile TO Amer
entered the profession of the law; be-
? United States senator; Was at one
minister to Spain opposed the rebel
and left the South rather than link hi,
mes with the hro-eating di,unionists;
rned to New Orleans after the war; and
year, while actively engaged in his pro-
on, with his son became suddenly and
isnenily insane. The cause Of this
ter has never been divulged.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

seS" Disraeli the British statesman Of
Hebrew descent has written another novel,
which will be Published in London in May
next.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

The Psducgh Hraid ha, un article on
"De,nocratic Graves." We hope the Her
ad will hereafter select more cheerful sub
ject. for editorial comment
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

Ras~The Rev. Me-, Hughey, who is a
contentious sorl OF religionist, Is stirring
up The Catholic of MI Carmel with
long pole. If i spoiling foran unpless-
antntss
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
NIASTER'S SALE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander County. vs.. As1An.
DER county 1irruit Court.
In the in.tter OF fne Illinois Central Ra Road "
Daniel liehl and william Barker. On bill 10 IN,
lur'e Vendors Lem,
Pubic notice N hereby given, that IN pursuance
Of decfelal order entered IN ia. aioye entitled
cause, IN said court, on the 10th day of Juiy a -.
lsUs, oi the July term thereof 1, John Y. Hartman,
Master in chancery Of said county, viii on the -.
cOnd day of April, A. u. ls70, at II o'clock in the
ioTeLo0n Of SAID day, sell NJ public auction 10 ice
highest bldder 10: each, ~ the south west deor of
the court house IA the cit. OF Csiio, in said coun-
~, The following described real estate, situate In
the city of CAIRO, county OF Alexander, and state
Of Illinois, 10 Wit Lot numbered seventeen 40
10 Do, humbeted one % according Ia the ~.
corded map or plat q ereof together with all and
singular Nh. tenemen,s and Ia, rsditamenis there
unto belonging.
JOHN Y. HARTMAN,
Master m Chanecry,
Cairo, ~, March NH, 4. u, 1917.
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PERIODICALS,
DRiCES REDUCED.

Tho South Western Printing and Publishing
Association have completed arrangements wnere.
~ they are enabled 10 supply mail Subscribers.
cthc. slngly, or ia clubs, with the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

rr Dwcilings ami contents, Merchandise.
stocks, MANUFACTURES and Machinery, Hulls
'arg"-s and Freight Ls's insured on the mo,i
reasonable terms, In M" abDye'usnied companies
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NIAsTER's SALE.

Cairo. Illinois, March uth, A.
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NOTICE.

Cairo, 1llint
usritdtd
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30
GREAT SNAKEst-Tha old folks of

GREAT SNAKEs!-The old folks of
Preblo county, Ohio, had meeting
on tho 18th of this month, at which
each one gave some experience ofthe
doings, trials and fun they had in the
early days Of that country's history.
We find the sketches in tho Register,
published at Eaton, and some of
them arc ridiculously funny, in com.
pairing those days with the present.
Wo condense the following, substan-
tiated by goodly number Of them:
General Hedrick's uncle killed a pile
of snakes, knee high, in one day
James Taylor killed one, whose skin
hold threc pccks of bran Michael.
Runyon, killed in less THAI day,
sixty snakee, which measured quar-
ter of cord. Johnny Smith killed
one hundred and sixty out Of one
dcn-ninety-s evon yearlings, twenty
seven old stock, and thirty-six cop
perheads! Johnny ought to have
been . Union soldier-he had his
hand in. s ,s 4iU
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A MODEL WIFE-The jamestown
On. " Journal tells tho following
remarkable story:
There is y woman in the town of
Harmony, Chautauqua County, who
has not spoken to her husband In
twenty-one years. In the yoar 1s49
her husband contradicted her harshly
in the presence of company, and she
threatened that if he didn't behave
better toward her she would never
speak to him again. 40 retorted
that he wished she wouldn't; and she
has not since then spoken to him.
They have continued to live together
peacefully, and during the long
silence have had several children
Everything goes on at their house as
usual with farmers. The husband is
attentive, and does his conversing
with his wife through one CT the
children. For instance, he will ask
a child at the table, "Will your
mother have some more meatY" Or,
at another time. sis your mother
going to town with me to-day ?" The
family is wealthy, and belongs to the
better class of Chautauqua farmers
and respectable citizens.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

How TO BEHAVE IN A BARBER SHOP,
orer the lcft.-"0n going into bar
Der shop, and surrendcring yourself
to the barber, take pinch Of snuff
and a chew o! tobacco. This will in
sure quiet on your part and keep the
tonsorial artist in q happy frame Of
mind while shaving you. AS it is
Saturday night, and the shop is full,
besides shave take shampoo, get
your hair cut and combed up fancy.
Don't get up from the chair until you
arc fully assured that not q hair lays
crossways. Those who are waiting
have plenty of time, and had rather
wait than not; besides they have
love for it. Have your coat brushed,
and tender the barber q bill in pay
ment SO large that he will have to
go out and get it changed. Even II
you have tho change in your pocket,
at the same time, it makes no differ.
ence, he had just as soon so out as
not, and it will save you trouble
Follow tho above and you will be
looked upon with affection by all
BARRIERS"
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"HONESTY.n

CON. LEWIS is receiving letters from all
parts of this and other States, SO fast and SO
many Of them, that he has decided to save
time and postage stamps in giving public no.
tice through our columns, that his celebrated
horse Honesty" who has proven himself to
be the best horse In three States, by carrying
off the first premium at the last State Fair at
Keokuk, over twenty-eight stations, will be
at the service Of all who may desire thorough
bred stock, at Mr.. Lewis livery, on Green
street. This horse is well known to Iowans.
He took the first premium at the Burlington
Fair, and all the County Fairs as the fastest
trotting stallion. He has been exhibited on
all the principal Fair grounds in the State
since he was four years old, and never failed to
take the first premium as a roadster stallion.
This ID positively the last season the horse
will be kept In this place. Come and see him
IT. you desire to improve your stock. Terms
are reduced to agold basis.
The old horse Highlander" who has made
four successful seasons here. will also be kept
at the same place this season, at very low fig
ures. Those who wish q good draft horse can
do no better than to como and see "HIghlan-
der.n
Neither of these horses are posted in hand
bills, but remember the place. City Livery,
Green street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
April Is, 1s7O-dlw-wtill julyl.
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The Popular Tonic of the Age

Inc Popular Tonic OF the Age.
The day has gone by when medicine
without merit could command and retain
the confidence Of the world. Advertising
induces the public to try many things, but
in this shrewed and thoughtful age, words
will not suffice without proofs, and it is by
the exercise of their private judgment,
men determine the relative value ofthe va
riOus articles recommended to their notice
through the business columns of newspa-
pers Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has now
been subjected to this searching ordeal
for more than eighteen years, and the
result is that it stands at the head of
1t has distanced and lived down innumer-
able competitors, and Is to day the STAN
dard Vegetable tonic Of the western
world. The happy effects which have
followed its use in case Ct dyspepsia,
b. iliousness, nervous affections, inter-
mittent fevers and general debility, and
as constitutional invlgorant, have IT,
tied it to universal confidence. Nothing
can ever shake it's reputation, for it is
based ON the Individual experiences of
tens Of thousands of witnesses, embra-
cling prominent and well known citiz ems
Of every profession. occupation and class.
There is not q city, town or settlements
in the United States where it is not a
medicinal staple. No druggist or general
dealer would consider his stock complete
without it, and the returns of the internal
revenue department show that its sale,
exceed those Of any other proprietary
restorative manufactured on ais side OF
the Atlantic. The beneficial results de-
rived during long series of years
from the uss of Hostetters Bitters, have
convinced the whole community that the
only true way to restore to health bro
ken down or debilitated system, or to put
the human body on its defence when ex-
posed to unwholessme influences, Is to
invisorate, regulate and purify it at one
ami the same time.