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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08

5tecsrlasen: Rr IS, SanppetHr. &onou,
Sit. 8, GoGege gldee. urb 9ir. 81, Gee
oarftr . Neips Ylurf
Nr COZ Nrditr., YbtlnpfIpbia
sar. las, 5raneiinffr., Baltimore !;
err. use une 375, pd. Gpenus,
Waibiuetuu. 3. s.:
Ser las. Ainsffr .Nlerdnbria. ia.
SGelid lduteu Berid)te iiber Giiperung uuo SeiIurg.
pflhe bisIss mertpirotSe 6eitmittsi betpOrSebrafi, elm.
9eute III Baltimore, bic fn pon Ieinen lpobltbGtiQer
gBirIuusen ibsr1sugen ipnlsn. ioHreH In gr, 40, Glib
GutaDItr. SIR. IS, stiN.G barltsitr Ste. SO. 6anoptr-
IT., Sir. 81. 81. YauIitr., Nr. 142, Sranilinlir. 9r.
40. Saratoeditr 9r. 81 unb 81. Roro . @ilmoIeitr.,
9lr. 1913. Worb.Saptr.. Ippte bel ben GpDtbettrn I'm
luaemeirsu fMl ertlnoineU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08
SircFforcu 0Sdhl.

Yrobi0ente, U, 5, Z. Uebr.-0eutc
puroe bel Der SabresuerIammlung Der IttiDs
ndre Der rYropioence: 9DorreIter 8abnA oas
alte Sirettorium einitimnia iuieoereripablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08
9fus Trnr,ucl1.

Yuerto GabeIlo, a. San. - Die &e-
pollution breitet iid aus. Yr6fiDent WonaBas
lit peri6nlid ms TelO seriidt. Die perbanns
ten 9ominifaner iin0 bier anaefommen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08

81 iii a mspDrt, Ya, Z. 6ebr.-Ole II
SATIRE labtenoe Nuna 9arrin8tont Softer ees
Slomas @nrriustpn oobter, per9tttete 1l9
gelte nit 4yBiubLimat 0aIiiGusreH Aued7
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nrlp Dorh paltimorfr


Snldnoijds Route bio ben Camden
IL Die Santpfboots ptsitr 2tnie perIaHtn
SsssSssssxsVss HBareen's tDerfte. am 6ube nsn
Smiths sGsits,pertte. .agliG, (Sofntags duserncn.
tueu) 4 utr 9taGritfags. upb tdpen in gteip. Wort or
,ptiisn folseno.n Yiorsen aus Ysrtafen slt,p- Dort
tdeIidb nom Vter Rr. Z, RpresN iper, s ubr 9ta&.
nffffass. 6raGt aaer Mrf mtro biaist bertdsrnt. Yd.
tsrt wushant ssbt 8. Gler. ebrtser. aqst;
~ Rr. 8, &tsbtHr .s1oerfte3
-. Gal,eu, aetnt,
~tosHti1-IH.sl) DIR ri. Z, Rsfb.Rtps. r., o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08
Relb(pinNc Mnnb,- &peeef9H,

4bt(uOelpbta, Z. 6ebruor.-gorl9e
gSode purpe Su GuatertOpn bic f%eusrtelte
8eloipinoe Der v4euniD.Uanisr @tlenbaDr!=
GompaOnie" Don eiubreAern nit Fuloer ami
osiprsr9t, uuo I'm cine unbsoeutenoe GeIos
iunrms beraubt. oo.t
Wsorgc Vi. gBbarton. Gin nngsiehenss Writ.
olieo oes bieIigen 8arreau's, itarb SonnabfHo
IN iciner %QBo6nung am S4la8Hutie.
Sds bieItsc 9arrrnu trat bcute rip I'm
5aale Oes Gbereeribtes 3ulantmen lnD na9m
anlabti6 oes Nblebcns oes GoAs9sns Qorecs
ginncD, juu.l @eOd6tniBs uno ararsrbe'
idlllie an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08
gsieherlerReQnna Der Gtimme.

Daibinatun, . s ben 90. Sept. 1869.
San l'pei oone Sabte lit i'd in 5oIse pon @rtdlthro
mo Blpslle1un9 an elmer Salss unn 2nnsenirontbett.
Tteiue Gitnmr mar total tort Id iouuie nur nod IiBs
peln. Nub meine game 8siunh brit ipar iebr idtuat.
tend. Sd iurnoete mid at btriibrts gteip 'Worier uro
droerluettise Neriie NIT peni8 ODER gar isinetrt Grtol8s.
gthe Dame rieib mir. De gina's ipunberppDes WtitisI
.Stafuga- iu Grbrauten. SD babe bier Glniben &C.
brauGt uno bin 10 alldlid, iaaen Ill IorHsf1, baB Id lest
mieoer 10 laut Ut lprsden i'm Stanos bin, oaB man MID
ben fb ~beOeuteu6 0ebellett bat. SD einsfebe hen Sci.
OtnoeA oisIt ucrtbupHe @fsei,in dn9eeaentlidit.
u z. G~bintn9iato,
gr'Snubttl1nn pes 10, tSdBottlanoerl geip' Dors
Ter Yp!ontar. 1teainleniCs unb @apttnn I'M Der.
Er ylrteroneusy Drng
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@eniunenSc Q(ug,ehrnna.

sBaibinstpn, D. g.. ben 81, Sepi. 1869.
SD bate eintn aus psrrohidlFster grfdltuia f%ntfan.
benert beitiseu gluten. sd ueriudte obns giussn Der.
idieoere 9ruFariersicr. Sd bate 5lattidiueiBe uno
mar INNER unrubis. Cine ifreunoui be>pog mid, cine
men lusnt8sn 3a8gn mar i'd tOtli gsgeilt. GritoetH bat
It'd oas letben ni5t piener Geleiat
NnI. NJ De Waine
Sa tssStabi.soodt
Sd babe ptri6nIibe &enntniB on otr I'm pbistn SaIe
bsptrtirn Seiiung u. 3 SdafbiTr, Dr.. Med.
unb Npoibsrr, gde otr rpte'9dpitol. unb
tTej. 28,1S 5.Strdee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08
Sins Wcir.Nprf.

~ VSkt
(gine Stene I'm Mem : Sauener Gifenbabn.
6ot. Gin &auTnIann aus Slinpts fdngt cine
Ipbter auf) Vim Samitag Na9mitiaa lab
Elm junges 4irben I'M Q8arteiaal oes Netu:
Sapfner Sabnbofes unD i9ien %unseoulois auf
ben Nbgang oes 3u9es 5u iuarten. Der iunae
Ranu bate blonoen Shnurrs uto Bader=
bart uuo idien in oer Yliitbe Der Sabre 5u
ieir. Die iurge Game mar bon blcnoenber
S60nbeit un0 IGien Ills Sabre alt 3u lein.
9l6glib bfinets ii9 Die Sbitre, elm dltlibsr
oerr in 9teiietteioern trat elm, Der iun9en
Game cnifubr Elm S6rei oes S9redens, iie
Itano iDrem 8atsr 9e8entbcr. Sieier ithrjte
fi9, obne Elm Q9urt gu lpre9sn, auf ieine
Eo9ter, ersrif lie, uabm Ite IN leine arnle,
trug lie 5ur Sbtrs binaus uno rief aus 2eis
bestrGften nad einem &uiider; oa oieie aber
ME an baben Iino, fuenn man lie brau6t, 10
muBte Der alte Serr ieine tbeuere Sat aus ben
Qrmen iinten lalien. UNI nab elmer &utibe su
ellen. Ser iun9e blonde Serr ipielte bel Der
4ffaire feline iebr brlqanie Hole, beun er
fhi.n BON Dem pl0bliAen Gritsiren bes alien
Yapa 10 in S0reden gelugt, oaB er lid lett
parts in Die 8ulbe lhlu9. in Der Sbat tueiB
man bisber nlbt ,pas aus ibm 9eiuoroen 1T,
Als bic iunge Dame ii5 BON oen unlarmufr.
aeu ibres ydtsrs beireit iab, elite ie in ben
Wartelaal 3uriid, UNI ibren blonoen Bitter
auIsujuhen, uno ais iie oieIen ueribuunoen
Iano, brad lie in 3brdnen uus. galo fam
Der alte Serr nit elmer Guti6e suriid, Die
So1ter paroe III ben ggasen ssitsft, unO fort
8ing es iiber ole 6errD uO6 Seriep @itp uno
bon bort na1 Dem 9beiten. Ser Name bes
alten Serrn 1T Sbomas &eutsr BON Spring.
ftelo, Salnois. bic iunge Game 1T feline Elm:
sige Subter, bic nit eirem Glerf, Der IN lei:
nsm Oisniten iiano, Sobn Wianosrs, ourbges
brannt mar.
chambers bate a1eroin9s nm bic 9anb Der
9otter anaebaiter, mar aber bon benz ftrens
aen alien Serrn abeeipieIen iporben. Sarauf.
bin battle oas iunge paar Derabreoet. nit ein
AMBER 3u fisbsn, na1oem Elm Wetbooiitenpre
bigger es suppr als Wtann uno Grau erfldrt
hattie. Sobalo Der alte Serr bon Der Tluht
ieiner 5o9ter b6rte, folSte er ibr auf Dem
Sube uno oa er iDuBte, oaB Wanoers ourb
Stem Wort fommen piiroe. neil er 5u Vers
ipanoien In 6ortioro, Conn, reiien fuoats, 10
bate sr lett 6rsi 5a9en idarfe Wade an Der
Seriepidbre uno I'M Babnbofe Der Hep= Sauen
Gtien0abn s~ebalten. Sas 8etrasen hes jun
gen Mannss Ssist feline Spur bon epre uno
Mannbaiti9teit iuenn er an Der Seits
ieiner iuneen Gran aut BEN gDese burd's
4eben niGt mebr Mutb enttpidelt. als i'm
Babnbufe Der Nsm 3 Sapsner Babu, banr
mao Der ate Wonn ni1t 10 gau5 unredt &c
habt baben, ais er ibm lsine Sobter pertuei
a.tte. (Stsatg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08
paGagf uon europa
Nadl Grfmrn

,I-AE& SVeU "REtsFW
ssHETrrtsn. Der elegant unb bsantm ttnaerinttts
- Qof'S ampfet aBnItimpre,- capt.
S6dler, sstt mittppdb. .. Jebr.. pom a,aIfimors
map Yrsmsn alb. Gsssn Rahaes ano 5rodi wtrbt
man fM1 an 9. Biaine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-08
auS Sep @cft, .Nbnabme peg

Q8uibtn9ton z. .6ebr. Sm Sesamte
traien beute irtb pom Srie9soantpter rSeml@
noleA in &ep lGeit 9to3ribten elm; oas aelbe
6isber uubm am Boro alb, uno Die Grtran'
tunosn tra9en lett ben mitOsn Tppus.
Eie Seminole" lit na69ortsmoutb,& RS,
bsprCert, NO iie in eiuigsn Sa8sn sintreHen
tpirn.
8,e G%ommanoeur 3. 6. Gbaoptd 1T OOn
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Selegrapbii8e scpeidet.
lsetrihtt fir ben ngtutl@.n GorrtiponotNttR4,l
0n8 6plS.Staio.
~ msn .MnrPcr MarftberiAt.

Wtu.g0rh 4. 6sbraaF. osAI'S' eR'aBHNlE
rr,nn 120k. -
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0,m.9pr Z. Htbr. - Yolslidutinsflsii9 HaH.
sss * = RGlimipoas matt uuo 9ctuitSni 2bh eia:
Suftr, raff, 6uba l2s; 4ortO AiSo llH7a2h Sts'
sttin6l, rob, II; ran. 81 us. - RSHneh' lSe-lSl'-
$50. q L-EQ Hta
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EERA RsteDttgs
Mn3eige!

Gurn losbsi btpertfth1gts srrpnouns mt sinsR os
trpen 1an,er Bremtn's tIpsetrt ID issi tfgtlnGBie
am Is. nne IA. zines itssH 6ppnats
(otr aDtiifrmDnais ausgsnpnmsn)
ACCOMPLISHMENTS uon bort naa, SaittmDes
rro guar fir
Grtra@iti1e tn ........S24 50 @pio petr in 4,Gptsr M.
9tnoer nnier 10 Sabren ta SIC, ter NsreGnun9 bss
Rtrtoer uHtfr / SABRE iu 2 GolbI Yrdminlns,
pafaslere srbaIisn 6urt msins Bremer Assntlr Wei.
Jung Bur ufsiis, uno fam ebsnfals Der game 9eirag iur
5nldnbrti1c bis Bremen uno non Baltimore mao irgtlb
tirerl ORR Der Der, Staatfn bel mir btntsriest net6er,
C7l-) .,...-... y. siatns, Baltimore.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

Begin 1t right, by buying, for cash,
of J. II. Metcalf, No. 332 and sSl Wash.
Av., who has enlarged both house and
stock, and is now prepared to supply Gus
toners with the best OF all 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, fine teas, coffees and sugars,
choice table butter always on hand. In
short, everything usually kept in first.
class grocery; besides notions too mum.
erous to mention, all of which will be
sold at the io,pest figures. If.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

-. Nicholas Hotel, Cairo, H., Jan u, lsIo.
sam Laughlin, Evansville, Indiana
Walker Phillips. Memphis, Tenn
NJ n Blandell, 1t Louis, Mo; II A Wake,
Williamsburg l.. /; $ Howell, Md City,
Ill; IL A Gumberts, Cincinnati, Ohio;
W Clair, Cincinnati, Ohio; Thomas
Scheener, Macon Co, Mo; q IL Mann,
Aurora, HIS; II & Carter, Md City, Ills;
LIP Ownes, Md City, Ills; W p Blisk,
Chicago, Ills; Il G. Buder, Baden Baden,
Germany; II II Hagan, Galveston, Tex F.;
CHI Webb, Paducah, Ky; Geo Harden;
Paducah, Ky; Geo l. Stoe, Memphis,
Tenn; ii A Castle, st Paul Mimi; w A
Williams, Rochelle, Ills; Capt Cutting,
Metropolis, Ills; George i Henderson,
Pa; Ed + Sands, Lowell Mass; Captain
Edmunson, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

An old gentleman who had just com.
pleted tour through central and north
ern Texas called on us yesterday, to let
us know that, next to Southern Illinois,
Texas is the greatest country In the
world. He had his purse well filled with
gold and silver, that being the only CIR
culating medium he could use
among The Texans; and bis brain filed
with the glory Of Texas when the Cairo
and Fulton and Southern Pacific railroad
shall open up to that country n reliable
connection with the Northeast. a few
deluded persons, he says, talk OF an outlet
via the Memphis and Ell Passo route, but
the intelligent masses look to The con.
struction Of the Cairo and Fulton railroad
rs the one thing needed to build up the
country.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

Some people have most extraordinary
notions of the powers and duties Of the
Mayor Of Cairo. For instance: Duringa
recent trip OF a Cairo and Nashville
packet, q woodboat was taken In tow at
Mound City, for point above, and
while attached to the steamer, was
sunk. The owner Of the woodboat con-
ceives 1t to be the special duty OF the
Mayor Of Cairo to give this matter
attention and secure pay for the
sunken boat, and such damages besides
as justice may award. Other persons,
and their name is legion, seem impressed
with the idea that il they happen to
reach Cairo in destitute condition, the
Mayor is under very solemn obligations
to replenish their depleted purses and
send them away rejoicing.
1t is almost waste OF space TO inform
these individuals that they wholly mis-
take the powers and functions OF the
Mayor They won't be undeceived.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
Job Printing.

The Bulletin Office having been sup.
piled with increased facilities, Is now
prepared to do job work cheaper than
ever. We are determined, in truth,
that no citizen shall have cause, either
on account OF price or style, for sending
his work abroad. Our office IL the COM
pletest In the state, outside OF Chicago
and Springfield, and can perform all
kinds Of work for which the river, rail-
road, mercantile, legal and general
business Of the city create demand
In point OF workmanship we shall stand
unsurpassed. Send in your orders
Proofs submitted when requested.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
card from, w. p. Halliday, Esq.

throt SsnuhIS 20 io'v'
Editors Cairo 'Bullets.'
Gentlemen: observe, in this evenings
edition OF your paper, an article an
nouncing that certain citizens are circu.
lating for signatures, a petition, calling
upon me to become candidate for the
office Of Mayor at the approaching elec.
ton; and / beg, in reply, to say, that
while fully appreciate the compliment
intended to be paid me by my neighbors
and friends, both my inclinations and
my business engagements are such that
positively cannot consent to allow my
name used as candidate for any Office
whatever.
Thanking the signers Of the petition
for their expression Of confidence, and
yourselves for your very fattering notice
Of the movement.
remain, very truly, yours,
w. p. HALLIDAY.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
r.ouom,cn, RELIABLE. the neat.

Dooley's Baking Powder is superior to
all others in market Free from any in.
furious substances, and 50 nicely COM
pounded that the contents OF each box
insures, light, sweet, healthy biscuits,
rolls, pastry, etc., with uniform success
Only two teaspoonfuls to quart Of -four
Is necessary, while those Of ordinary
manufacture require from one.third to
a half more. Ask your Grocer for Doc.
ley's Baking Powder, and take no other.
q Goth.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

There Is an unusual quiet In police
circles, just now, accustomed in part by
the august presence ofthe Circuit Court,
and in part by the recruiting or recuper-
ating process the; soverigns are under
going preparatory to an active participa.
lion in the approaching municipal con-
test.
There was not a single case before the
police courts this morning, and the cal
aboose contains only two forlom females
-wowan's rights women, who are pay
ing the penalty imposed upon an indul-
gence OF their right to kick up brawls.
etc.
Morally, therefore, Cairo ia wonder.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

The order for the new type that are to
be employed on the enlarged form Of
the Bulletin Is already In the hands Of
the type founders; and will be filled dur.
ing the coming week. We would, there.
fore, urge such Of our citizens and bust.
ness men, As feel disposed to encourage
10 in our efforts to give them o larger
and better paper, to indicate that dispo'
sition during the present week. Parties
who intend to advertise in the new
sheet should handin the mss. OF their
advertisements, and commence with
the first enlarged number.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

There Is said to be fewer boats, and
more freight at Cairo for New Orleans
than usual. Hallidays have over 5000
barrels OF flour awaiting shipment and
altogether there are between three and
four thousand tons OF New Orleans
freight awaiting shipment.-Pdducdh
'Rehtrhidn.'
Should we admit the truth Of the above
statement 1t does not follow that there
is freight blockade at Cairo and that
shipments are seriously delayed. Four
thousand tons Of freight might, and
frequently does accumulated at Cairo in
forty eighty hours. With such steam.
ers as the Great Republic
and Thompson Dean naviga.
ting our lower waters, even thousands
OF tons OF freight disappear from our
wharfb0ats and warehouses In a single
night. Thus the four thousand tons OF
to-day give place TO another four lhous.
and tons tomorrow. We repeat that
full wharfboats and warehouses in Cairo
furnish no evidences OF freight blockades
or delayed shipments. 1t is simply tour
way"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
We are informed by Mr., Frank Humid.

We are Informed by Mr., Frank Humid.
ley, cf the !. g. r. r. whar:boat, that the
steamer Thompson Dean discharged yes
terday 40 hogsheads sugar.
223 bbls nlolasses, 800 pigs Of
lead, etc., every pound OF
which went forward last night by rail-
road When we reflect that the consign-
ment filed between IS and 100 cars, and
that few hours after its arrival 1t was
on its way north, we must give the l. c.
r. r. Co. credit for promptness that is
fully up TO the demands Of the times.
The lead was from Europe, and was the
third installment Of a lot consigned to
Chicago. With exhaustless deposits this
metal within half days journey Of
Chicago, this ship ment of lead from
Europe looks very much like carrying
Goals TO New Castle. There Is, however,
no accounting for the eccentricities Of
trade.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

Messrs. Miller and Miller have Just re-
ceived an unusually large, we'll assorted
and strictly fashionable supply OF piece
goods, to which they ask special atten-
ton. The lotIembraces the finest cloths
and cashiers ever brought To Cairo, and
such variety ofstyles that all tastes may
be accom- modated. Suits or garments
from these goods are made to order in the
best manner and latest style, and ut
figures that will defy competition. For
proof of this they only ask to be put upon
trial. AT all events call around and see
the new goods. jan25tf.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
I.asiiea, Restaurant.

The Ladies' Restaurant fitted up by
Messrs. Walker 4 Sisson, is directly In
connection with the st. Nicholas Hotel,
where the most respectable ladies and fam.
lilies OF the city may take meals or lunch.
es In perfect quiet, and without the least
fear of coming In contact with objection.
able characters. 1t will be kept In first
class style for first class custom. Polite
and attentive walters will always be in
attendance, and patrons will always
command the most courteous treatment
and attention.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
Tor SALE-12 Shares n STOCK in tho Cairo ity
It pfoperty Company. Z. WINsIoN.
Jan. 22nd. 1870 u
II EGAL NOTICE.


Notice s hereby given that default having been
made in the payment of certain bond, gwen ny
William H. Farris to y. Stants Taylor and Edwin
pnrsons Trustees Of the Cairo City Property, dated
May the lOth, j.. 1850, and payable three years
from the date thereof with SIX per cent interest un-
IA due and ten per cent. thereafter, and 70 secure
the payment of which said note, with others, said
William farris gave them hs certain mortgage With
power Of sale the following described properly,
to.wit Lots numbered nine 90, ten Ool and eleven
~, IN block numbered six co., ~ the third addition
to the city of Cairo IN the county Of Alexander and
State Of Illinois, which said mortgage was, by 'aid
Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trustees aOre
sRid on the twelfth day of January, A. ". 1870 for
value received, duly assigned to George Lnttncr,
and which said mortgage is recorded III the Re.
cordprs office Of the county or Alexander, 10 book
"F, page l72, the amount now being due and pay.
able being eighy.three dollars AMI thirty. four
cents principal, together with interest thereon, at
the rate above stated.
/, the undersigned assignee OF 9. stsats Taylor
and Edwin Parsons. Trus ecs etc. to whom said
mortgage was made, by virtue Of the terms and pro-
yi.ons Of the same will, on Tuesday, the 10th DAY
Of January, A. II 1870, 1T ten o'clock am, or That
day under and by virtue Of the power of sale con-
tanned In said mortgage, sell NJ public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. NJ the front door OF the
court house IN said city ~ Cairo IN the county ut
Alexander, and State Of Illinois, the above described
premises 70 satisfy the purposes and cenilons OF
SAID mortgage. GEORGE LATISER.
} hlLtS WspB BrfLtR, attJr.
Ian. IA ls1U-utl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
TURNER MASQUERADE
BALL.
Warrington rialI. Feb. 2ixf.

a Grand Masquerade Ball will be given
as above, under the auspices Of the Cairo
Turner'S. The public generally IL invited
to attend; the management pledging
themselves that no effort will be spared
to render the occasion one most
pleasant and entertaining to all who
may attend.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS
II. BRrBACH.
VI. ScRMETzDoRF.
B. WE'LL.
jan20td.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
ALEXANDER CIRCUIT COURT
"WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2brH-9rH DAY

"WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2brH-SrH Day
AFTERNOON.
Frederick PfaT VS. Halliday Bros; as
lmpsit; jury failed TO agree.
Boyle, Miller & Go vs Southwestern
Insurance Co; assumpsit; judgment for
pl'ffs for 50, 500.
David A Burns W. Mary V Burns; di-
vorce; referred to special master.
Court then adjourned until tomorrow
morning, at 8 o'clock.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27TH-l0Tu Day
FORENOON
Philip Schmitt VS. w A Bunton; as
sumpsit; Judge in favor Of prR for 1925.
Peter Nefr vs. Louis II Myers, appeal;
on trial.
Court then adjourned until this after
noon, at 2 o'clock.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

The dead beat" printer, to whose de-
parture we alluded yesterday, subjected
himself to criminal prosecution--to q
hilf.dozen prosecutions, in fact. Just
before leaving the city he obtained goods
under false pretenses, giving orders
therefor on parties OF we'll established
credit, falsely representing that they
were indebted to him "He's regular
b al one"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
Hotel (.urut,

At 100 commercial Avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth street, Is a first 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.
JI2u HENRY HARRIS, proprietor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
Htbsrnian Fire 90. Hall,

The Hibernian Fire Co., No. 4 propose
to hold their 9th annual ball at
John Scheel's Hall, on Cedar street,
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 9th, 1870.
AS this company heretofore has been in
the habit Of having very we'll conduct ed
balls, where all could enjoy themselves,
the management intend on this occa.
sion to spare no time or expense to
make 1t the finest ball they have ever
held, and one at which every citizen
honoring us with their presence can EN-.
JOY themselves to their hear content.
Prof. Eisenburg's string band has been
engaged for the occasion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
j. II. ENGLISH,
C. J. HYLAND,
JAS. KENNEDY,
JOHN MILLER,
Jan2dtd TIM. GORMAN.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27

The stock of silk hats at Miller 4 Mill
er's comprises the very latest styles and
the finest make OF the season. The
variety IL very great, the stock large,
and prices have been regulated To har
monize with the times. Call In and ex-
anime. u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-27
The ~. Nicholas Hotel and Rest.ur.u,

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, is doing a large and
thriving business. 1t is kept upon the
European plan--the guest calling for
what he wants when he wants 1t, wheth-
o. 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