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9r. u. 6. 5erbit's
Office fir 0amsn Rr. 1. Sie.Sroaemap;
u Ssrren; Rr. 2s9, Sa.8alti=
mpreffr.
eprsdNunoer fir Damsn: as 1br Nadmittass;
~ Serrei: S-11 lbr Worgens,
(Wlat9,lJ.) rs nbr NbenDs.
Die Oraane Der 9ebeuserhaltuna.

Die betosn Drsane. usIde aui oas ~birstteite benz III.
terbalt oes Sorpers oielien, limb Der Wagen uno bic Qes
Der. Sn jenen iinoet Der erIte YroJeB Der Berpauung
unter Der @in,plrtlng icnes mdhtissn 2BiunssmiitsIs.
oes Wta9eniaites, iiatt. Bon bort sebt Die 9iabruna, in
sinen ssrei oerpanosIt. in ben Sp6lfRnseroarm, lpo ie
Der 3bdtt9teit osr Saae, bic aus Der 2eber hteBt. unb bss
ourb Die Sriitoriiien ~sriei8tsn Saits Uoer Der Wlild
oes abrptrs lnterporfet lpiro. Sieie SGfte ibeiosn ben
%ndbrenoen 31eil BERG petit bon benz ~iibrisen, uno er lpiro
oani ntttelit Der Iuiiausun8s8ef6Be ais penbies 8lut
in Die BluttardIe iiberseidbrt, ,pdbreno Der iiberfajfge
6toft Surt bic Sdrme aus benz 9brper e~ntferlt ipirp.
gBsnn nidt ale osie proleie ibren esbBrissn Gang
9sbst, 10 1T Grantbstt irseno weIbsr Irt nidt 3u osrs
nslosn, uno oas bette aler mebiSiniidsn WitteI fir bic
Sslpnbrun8 ooer Grbaltuns Der elaiiijitdt Ino ~9ieseluns
oer 5bati8tsit Der ori Or9ane (Wtasen, 9sber unb Gir.
selpeioel burb iuelbes bic oreiiade 3bGtiststt tortge.
Iubrt,piro, 1T pofetter's Wf asensBitterer. Der.
oauunssb eldiueroet ino 9epbbnIid bon Derftopfuu8
%be8leitet, uno bic miIoe abfibrenoe 5bdtiaeit bes Bite.
rem lit ni8t minoer ,ptdtis in ~bsrartissn Saasn. aIs
feline i~tdrtrnoe Wirturs auf oen Wtassn uno Die gauen.
oriIen. Sdbnes gusisben, Ioluie aud bic @eiunbbeit
Der Yerlon, ban9t IN ntht 8%erin8ent 8raoe bon ber re.
seluaBi9teit Der Nusi& eiounssfunttionen ab. Cine
blaBeslbe S~autfarbe cine bide unburtiftiae raube
9aut, ttbelrtedsnoer Ntben, Nuffeisen ocs Ylutes nod
BEN aopfe, SeodhtniBidipdht, Gopfihmer3 uno bic
ter Der Wtritopttbeit. Cine Sur init benz 8ittereu lpirb
misunderstanding perIta Hen iino ihlteBlid bieie iuioers
lldeu Symphonic oerbannen, wdbreno 5ugleidb Der Wtds
Gen sefdrit u,lo Die 8elunbe 9~bati9ieit In Der 2ebtr be.
forosrt lniro. Oteies angenebme oesetabiliide Wtaaen.
uno Wtiloerult9siiltte trtItt bic &rantbett an thrsn ur'
Erganen. nno Die peiluuaen. Die es bspirtt. fiuo osmsu-
fulge 9rin0lia) uno ppuh0u0iQ. (lS4-St. 23pl
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SaDanna, 8. SUM. - Ser Sampfer
sWtoro @aile" aus Reiu : Yort lift beute frib
bier an9efonmen.
- 8eitern nabm Die polijei in Der Ndbe
BON Santo Spiritu cine b0lSerre &arone in
Bei1la9.
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0rebiaer=G iuieBunQ.

Vim uddHen Gpnntas, ben IL. SUM-. finbtt Die feisr.
lihe GinieRung bss Naitor 9onnsr burdJ 3rn. Yaitor
Sdeib In Der toang ..litb. ct. Sobanuess airbs, Sgrsbe.
Roao, Radbmtttass nm 3 tbr. fiatt. ipolu eas
Vubliilm freunoltdbt ~etngelaoeu IN. Der vparInonie.
Sc ianautretn" piro olrt Bortrae oeribtsosnsr 2tsosr
Jur grbtbnna Der Stflihieit %beitra9en.
l3R-Ql Hriehr- lEIenhrnH ErIr
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8cfauntmahunQ.

Gs tpiro biermit ~anejstst. baB bei'm 8lrsermsiFsr
uno S~tabtratb cine NppliiattOn eineereidt IN. cine Nasp
iublid bon Der BibDsftrabe. bon Der S~olnerist. nab Der
GoenitraBe, su 0tnsn tlno Iu eonbenniren.
nle 25.3 z 49, 56. 81. 81
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9. sB. Bennett S Co.. @utt.
SNr,i1I:Mrtit

fente, ben 9. sunni, iritb 10 nbr, ~psrtaufen mir
&5arriSonfr. :0runbeisentbum an Srt uno STEELE.
nGmIidl bic beioen pertbpolen ncIen Wobubduisr nit
2dosn Orr. 10 unb IS 4 ebsn iertis ~serporOen. Gin
GROCER abetI bss aaufseIoes fam aui 9%runOiins itsben
bletben.
Q36-O n. ID, Sennett * Gpmp.. 4uft.
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0etrcr>Nereiu.

8sriammIurg Gam ffas. ben II. SUM. 9iahmittass
2 lbr, in Der v6oneoroia. (" Iue, lpeldt bsrelts Wtit8lles
Der ino, ODER Cd il lusroen ipanlGen, finb o~rin8sno srs
iu trldeinrn.
G37-gl Ter q orfoub
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Jitht %ermprpet.

Gbiea9o, =. SUM. Der YolDsa.
miit unO W0roer J. Suparo Siuinsiton, Oeis
len grmorouns in SsDeso itr5lib beri6tet
uuroe befinoet ii9 bier. (lBit 9ratuliren
oieier p@arten:S taot1 3ur Aquiiitlon oieier
bhbi9en pSflan3e". 3. 9teo.)
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- NC-ML-lC IN NCrci GNba's.

.gtcHcite @tpcifcH mn nHOtrc Scrltjte
Iebs Icste SpaItt Der 3. Sette,
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8efanntmaduMgeM.
Wahl.D rfanntmndluna.

Gs lptro bIerourd ben ftiumbered)tieten 2B6blsrn Der
itattfiuoet an Dienifdg. ben IA. Stunt 1870, in ben
oeritieoe1en prsjtnten bsiaatsr Stabt fir ooer aegen
bic WuHabms Der ourG ben Yir8ermsiltsr uno Stdot.
ygine Ueroronung, UNI oas SnooNement oOsr garantte
ourd ben Biireerneifsr uno Staotratb bon Baltimore
Der l. 9ppoibei.S bliga tiDnen Der vWiGtplGnosr genira;s
9unssfono in 0erbiubune onmit auiuoronsn.
Die StimmplGbe weroen UNI s Ibr Worgtns et6ttnet
uno nm 5 Ibr Vadmittaes geidlof fen.
I33-41l QIuauffuA Hilbert. Eherif
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Spe3ial.Sfoti3.
Wt 9inmermcitirr II. Hnliihprnphmrrt

SGHte, Dpnnsrtas, ben 8. SUM, iOusn Mad.
mittass nm 5 nbr an Ort uno Steue msbrsre en-.
pfeblensusrtbe SauIteuen nit Saubboosn uno oil et.
p~fIaiterten straBen in ieuer raid empOrbIibsnbsn Sc.
9eho Der etaot @fe Der Samburs' unb Ruftlfr.
%periei9ert lperoeH,
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(133,5

Nntfcrboder Xebems Yer,
ft9ernngS-@ eieai9aft,
Xo. %, Sseonbftrabe. I'm @arraor. gebdxbe.
1pbn n. MtMple, @si&dftsfabrer.
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GbarIts Starnpf. VI. sB.
90 eben erbalten Elm reuea

USadrrOpm Nruamcnt,"
elm IIIberplattirtes SGB6en fir
ALPINE Bitters."
1 Ornament sratis fir lie 10 1dnonen Bftters.
Gbenfals an Sano Rotb. uno GDeib .SSeine in be.
fainter gutter lualitat, alte Gosuae's. Mbisttss &c.
Sba8. StarflpH = &c.
(135-i0) CIR. 50. SiiosGbarIesiir
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GtipaS NeueSi
2efet oas Gplaenbe.
ALIENS Gungfn-D alfam.


81 Fam aepiA fein bsferes Rueens ODER 9uus
JET .f3eitmittel gsfunben uerben.
Wis Elm Grleidttrer oer2uneen bat Ct niht isinesOltt&tn.
-
Boron. WaE.. 10. Hsbr. 1859.
Yin Do. y. 9aois uno Spbn -Wein perrtn Ta3
Qadden Wufn's 2unesn.B BALKAN. ipeIdss Sic mir yum
s stSsas@t tiF RSssI a Sn sa'S se'Snst H saSan, g bal Id aI Hs isss
panl@snspsrie nne uns!t@ rtpislsn; " Y bst sssl@is'
othsn EaIllIitn. m' H@tpputp'8e1n eHe"mF em0
ssoeauuI poroen. n.
gims 5faa Tmfoe Stg.u', w,,@s aprs nsssa bt
upmo eutus .tnast uatsm. mapp'M " msv.s.. u.os
nd!L am ?npsn, Bso$.h eTnstasn " osn Ssngem W.
Em'ea,g@m gtt" ", saTs, ~ 1aS y. rSr IN S.daGs W
W. Ruu III ., ~ o..r.W' ~. nv Ivy as ~ nSs.gau .g.ss
Hun'um MY s'taIsussm. Ss.S ot' y nmo ios,Hs ssM.
Gsosau@. oSs pa'laHs s'maf"' ~ ''s pohFaHosf
pmo..g.Ipa nung. .,.. ....e... .
s, SMs a nmS pts,vM, .W U.s. tan8s Wsau, %sI%s' h~ SUE
H. ,a p"VSs r'; s,, gs s{i %Sn !, shSsr. S W"ma. s. nsssshx " ha Ssb
VIZ PHEh. Ws.asr lIoh msgtsts vs9na1 9epeqrt 2aue.
eia eeIss 9stperoen W, os pat os 1pstis Glal9f %.
Sat aao fs hno aue AFas'@sn s'nsr oa'S'sen ps'lane
Sin iunssr gtann, ,psl4er Ylut ips. unb can, i&paA
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Wew.Wort, 8. 5unt. Baumlpple, WlloDItf9
21& Gts. Dtebl, iloltdes $4.75G9.75 lBailen,
6ribs, 1l5-l17 Cts, gBinters, 1876. aorn 10
he Cts, Rosssu ll6-117 9ts. - 8uier $500 Gts.-
gBbistep LOG 9ts. Petroleum. rail-, 25A-26 9ts.
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entlaNef.
-peter Gibbons bon Hr. 53, ORsGaser=
Strabe. uuo BRETON Dir bon Nr. IL, CHATS
portBitr., Duroen 8eltern tue8en 9esenieiti8er
Yri8elei bon ben Yoli5iiten WtcGepen uno
poOle Derbaftet uno bonn &idter 5a8ertp bis
gum Be8inne Der Criminal; unteriudung une
fer Caution ssitsnt. Gibbons jon ben Dir sez
padt unb ab9eprilselt. oieier tenn Gibbons Die
Rleioer a~erriiien baben.
-@eors &eBlsr itano 8eItern Dor &i1ter
9agertp unter Der MnI1uloisun8 iid an benz
in SIR. 231, O5tsG aserifraBe, "nobnbaftsn Grnit
@hntber tbGtlid periifsn 3u baber. Gr
mubte bis aur Yoruabme Der geribtli1en unz
teriu9ung Blrgidaft iteIen; oeBaleiden gins
tber auf lBeiiung bes Hihters @orlu6, neil
ibn GeBler bef6uloist, einen mDrberiihen Nns
sriff auf ibn semadt 3u baden.
-2areD Wtaines ipuroe Sienitag 3u ipater
Stunoe mYoli5sioiener Stinteomb in Gols
ge zines Nngriffes auf ben Gonftabler Sobn
Suffp erariffen. gr hattie Dem 2eBteren, als
bieier aus Der 8. 9dusler'den Wirtbi9aft an
Gorrefts. nabe Gnior.S traBe, fam, einen bers
ben Sdlag auf Die linfe 9Ban8e perieBt, tpel6e
in Golge 6el5en betrd1tlih anidpoa. SIN @e.
fan9enen3immer bes mittleren Stationsbaus
les %miBbanbelte CT int 2aufe Der Naht ben
Mitarreftanten Wilbelm S1mi6t Dol, Nr. 81.
OF .MDnumentir., Der tue9en zines geringftis
eigen Wersebens ii9 oaislbt befano. Sir Oies
fen Angriff tiberantportete &idter pagertD
ben priiselihdtisen Maines seitern benz uns
teriudun8s' @epabriam.
Sieb bIe.-Samuel 9onabue, 3uab
Sa0io uno Sapio Srane tpuroen bon ben
Yoli3iften Roaers uno Wittefelo unter Der
Vintage perbaftet, In Die Dstiarrie bon Gtas.
UR. SougbertD, gurens, nabe W%onninentfr..
eingsbroden 5u iein uno baraus cine ansabl
fupferner uno meiii9ner 9abne seftoblen 3u
baben. &idter Mpers ididte iis ms @es
fan8niB.
- Ser Sarbige 8. gpars lpurbe unter Der
Vintage perbaftet. ieinen gleiafarbi8en 6reuno
.. Goro, Nr. SO, ct. paulitry un einen
Rod, s25 pertb, befoblen su baben uno bets
=.
8etobuBen. Bottom Deer 400 ii6
sur@ p~otiaiwiori8 rai&es 6abren Aoam
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Stir Nifenmudlcr uuh &iiftri

SobeI Ju ernieorigten prtiien. y5obn'sa bobeI oen
Lignum vitae so Gents, Wisbgsr.gi lien 80 Cts. bel
U. Gampers,
(135-O Wr. 81, WsrcerfraAe
CORN-SLOP
ju %berfauien bon beute all In Der
'SoUTHsIDE DIsTILLERY"
tl85-7) an Der fBafbingtpnsg 9pab.
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SanSe1Ss un6

81 tuHtTNf q. d., 9, sJHHI, NuFHUs'
Der. 81. Obliaationsn ihloi len Iu 959S.
parts. s. Slnii, Nbenos. - BorIt aninttrt. =
Rsntsn "A Francs 50 9sntimes.
n b n, 8. SUM-, 4benos. -gouiols e2& baa,
% aui Gouto. S.St. Dbli9ationsn CIR S97G; 1851
ssh; '67r 907S. 10-40er s6a.
2onoor, s. 5uIi, Absnbs. - &etn6l 81 pfo. 5 Cd
kaIa IS Sd. g y.
2fperpopl, s SUM, Abenbs.- G&u1aIt6SS5 81
Raft. StetmbI 1877 ~ 3uder 81 cd. 8 y.
Nntwerpen, {. Stunt. Abenos.- NetBes gprma
.teiubI 52& 6r.
81 Srote.
Sambnrs, 8. SUM-, Gbsnos. ettinOI IA IRA
. 2 Chill.
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observation-disclosures.

Weinen ipertben aunoen uno 8eibGftsTrsuuoen our
giabribt, oaB bon beute an 1err Mbam 2ape meine
6oleitionsu b~elorasn piro. oa Sr. 9bas. Retler aug
meinem @eidGfte aus9eireten IT.
Baltimore, u. SUM 1870.
1859 SaFpb IefQer,
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No- NeberraidbenDe NNabrbeif!-
Saui:nb: iterben idbrlib in TOlSe perna6:
lailt8ter Suiten uno G%rtdliuu9en, tueIbe leidt
in SawtnoIudt ausarten ooer anoere, ebenlo
tootli6cG un8entrantbeiten. ipdbreno hurt ben
5eittgen 0ebrau9 elmer elmer ein5i9en Glaihe
&irlben i6r Seben bis in elm bobes alter
h4ite tHnnte erhnlien tnerhen. Ll24 1t
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Seoss Wit9leo if b~riussno srIudt, Der rsselm6Bisen
@eriammIuna 8reitag @bsno, ben 10. SUM. ~beiluiuobs
men. inoem tuthtise 0tiddfte aur YerbaRolun8 tominsn.
Sm Nuitrage
(l37-S) G5sp. m NM er1kIin. SER.
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Selegrapbii@e Sepelden.
(B,ri&tst fir ben .9utiHsn GUrrtfpunb.nt.n" }
.Nprfer Mdrftberiht.
SaB 8ptp;IeiI

Rep.Dort. $. SUM. psuttss sdIuBrott
runa ll3a.
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St0rHeilb! SfnrHeil6!
Jriidss StbrHeifb nur 4 Gents pro Yfunb. in .. u.
eepsstns' frii2ein 5iid'pauie. Rr. Z. Soutnss.
tpprIbArdee. $50
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

Boors AVID SuoEs.-Ju.t received
large .tockof Boots, Shoes, Fancy goods,
etc., at the "City Shoe store in addition
10 The 'argo stock on hand which We viii
scll cheaper than tho very cheapest, to
meet tho requirements Of tho hard tim rs
And It would be to tho interes, Of all pur.
chascrs Of boots and shoes TO examine our
stock and prices before buying elsewhere.
Also, fine stock of Fancy goods, az
Ladies White goods, Embroideries, Rib
bons, Velvetsi Buttons, Yelling, Gloves
aud Gauntlets, in Kid and Buckskin, La
dies Misses and Childrens Hose, etc, etc
To our Ladies Misses and Children's Gus
tom made shoes we would call particular
attention.
Corner Commercial avenue and Sth st.
Cairo, Ills. ct
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

A STRANGER BEN va, IN police par
lance, % bean old one, named John Roe,
entered the jewelry establishment Of
Taber Bros, on Saturday last, and felon.
iously appropriated the plated card stand
which he found convsaientIy situatsd on
the counter and filled with cards. On Sun.
day evening tho same individual sntsssd
the saloon Of Mr.. A. Suaanks and carried
of an overcoat and pair Of rubbeP-booea.
These facts coming 10 the knowledge n
officers Cain and sheehan, they kspa q
lookout for Mr.. Roe, and during the svss.
ing. after an exciting chase, oveshaulsd
him. The officers believing that they had
TO deal with u desperate man, marched
the prisoner OF to Jail, 'under the cover
Of loaded revolver. Unintimidstsd By
tho close proximity Of the revolver
to his ear, the desperate man made sec.
ond attempt to regain his liberty, by run
ming away from his captors at the top o.
his speed, He was finally overhauled
however, and safely jugged, in which con
dition he will await the action Of the grand
jury.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

THE ATHES8uM.--Thc audience, last
night, was visible Improvement on hat
Of Saturday night. There was, as there
should have been, larger attendance of
citizens.
The meager aaIiences hitherto are no
doubt sscribsble 10 the exceedingly in
element character Of the weather. In St.
Louis, Edwin Adams, in DeBar's Opera
house, and Lucille Western, in the Olym-
pic thsatsr, have been playing to "a beg
carly account Of empty boxes" and all on
account Of the frosty character Of the
weather. That our citizens should refuse
70 leave cosy frssides to face the sharp,
nipping, freezing atmosphere Of the past
few nights, even TO enjoy the splendid en-.
tertainments Of tho Metropolitan troupe
Is not, therefore, matter Of surprise. With
the mercury ranging within few degrees
Of zero, almost any people are apt TO think
"there is no place like home"
New that the weather has moderated,
/. and our citisens have been assured that tho
Metropolitan troupe 10 deserving one, we
hall expect 70 ses better houses. If this
expectation IL realized, tho troupe
viii prctrset is stay another week.
II II 10 not realized the
performance tomorrow night will be the
last; and whom the Mstropolitans leave US
u: driven away by the lack Of patronage)
We can scarcely expect tho appearance
here Of any other company Of like talent,
during the season.
Tbs programme, last night, consisted OF
the domestic drama entitled Miriam.
Crime" and The very laughabls farce en-
titled THE Spectre Bridegroom" The
former was not rendered As smoothly al
upon Friday night; but the Performance
developed in the persona.o.s Of "Biles'
and miriam West" actors Of undeniabl'
merit. The farce passed OF capitally and
kept the house in roar from beginning to
end.
Tonight we shall have "All that Gilt
ters Is not Cold" and the incomparably .
funny aftorpiece entitled "Toodles,' Whit
assuming the title role. A. there are No
counter attractions tonight, and as tbs
weather has greatly moderated, there Is
no good reason why tho house should no,
DO crowded.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

No NAMr.-1t 10 . common thing now
a-dsys 70 hear persons complain about
their physical disabilities which bring SO
much discomfort to both mind and body,
.ha. they hnd disqualification in anythin
around them. One has no satisfying rest
At night; another is always peevish and
despondent still another takes no delight
in society and others again find no COM
pensation in labor, exercise, or even life.
No name Is given in pathology for their
ailments, nevertheless, the causes are al
ways present. They simply lack vital
poweri and Prof. Baker says that "the
best remedy for this class is MISHLERS
HERB BITTERS,' which ho has fused
for several years, and with uniform sue
cess" ~ |. tones the Stomach and Liver
the scat Of the complaint-and reconstructs
the shattered constitution. This vi.alizing
tonic dily..removes the causeiof languor
and discomfort imparts calm force to
the nervous system; rouscs the dominant
organs Of the bocy and blesses the sufferer
with perfect and lasting health.
ec2eod &w1w.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

TnE best offresh meats :luding beef,
pork, lamb, venison, mutton, veal, sausage
etc, can be secured from the meat shop Of
John Pe,ric, corner Of Washington avenue
and Fourteenth street in any quantity
desired. Petrie is an experienced butcher,
kills none but the finest and fa,,cst ami
mails, and deals with men, women and chill
dren alike, fairly and honorably. Custo-
mers may send their children with every
assurance that any kind of meat called for
will be furnished, and full weight given in
every instance. Offering thanks for the
patronage heretofore extended, he asks n
continuance Of tho same promising To give
abstraction to everybody. dec2lm
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

FRESH meats, served In the neatcst and
most cleanly manner, can ways be foun
in abundance for the trade, at the Central
Meat market Of Fred Koehler & Co., on
Washington avenue, a few doors below
Tenth. None but the fncst cattle, sheep,
and hogs are slaughtered, and, consequent
ly every body who patronizes the Central
Meafmarket can rest satisfied that he or
she will be supplied with the best meats 70
DO found in Cairo.
Customers baskets delivered In any part
of the city.
p6rFresh sausage every morning. II
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

HOLIDAY GOODS FoH rnE MILLIoN
Messrs. i. X w Buder, jewellers corner
OF Eighth street ana washington avenue,
have made large purchases Wl'h "n especial
view OF accommodating The holiday de-
mand. They nave a "h' ,'o'" o' 'i''of
and plated ware IN sets ana oy 'ne piece,
oil the latest patterns p'"'n or e''oo'a'cly
ornamen'cd to suit the varied tastes oi lh'
million They also nave large as'of'heht
of Jewclryi hng'r rings oi al! |'h'r So'd
and silver watches, breast pins, sleeve but
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALE.

\ two story brick residence, admirably
arranged, with largo grounds ilots), sit
rated on the corner Of Iolbrook avenue
sAd Twen;y-third street, will be sold ON tho
most reasonable terms. 1t is located on
higL grounds, in an excellent neighbor-
kcod, the grounds containing bearing fruit
trees, vines and choice selections of shrub
berry. Itis, in short, one of the complc,est
ONES in the city.
Apply,o W. II. THOMAS,
ASThomas, Grcon &Aldcn
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

MEssRs. Elliot, Hsythorn 4 Co., would
remind the public that, besidsss very large
stock Of all kinds Of boots and shoes, they
have full supply Of Arctic and rubber
overshoes for ladies, gentlemen, girls and
boys. They would further remind the
public that warm, dry feet are essential To
health, and that now js the timo to give
that matter special attention.
Call and see the stock.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27
KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That Peter NciT, No. 20 Ohio lcvee, is
closing out his large and we'll selected stock
clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, trunks
and valses, At and
BELOW COST.
It is his purpose to embark more extern
sivcly in tn G merchant tailoring and fur
ni.hing goods busincss-henco tho desire
to close out the stock above enumerated.
dcclOtf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

TIE dreadful yellow disease Is raging in
thi, country. Death starcs you in the face
Why do you delay Go to tho drug store
and got package Of Simmons Liver Reg
ula,or for one dollar, and remove the
csg,e Of this fatal disease. Keep your liver
in proper order and there Is no danger OF
YOUR being afflicted. dec2
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

THE Rough and Ready ball, in Scheeis
hall, on Monday, January I'd, is the great
attraction for New Year. Tickets are in
active demand, for two reasons The first
is that everybody knows that the Roughs
always get up flrst-class balls and sec.
ondly, everybody feels satisfied that the
company is entitled to substantial sncour-
aeement.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

We desire 10 remind the reader that
,rcsh Baltimore oysters and NIL kind o'
game in-season, are served night or day
any style desired, at Louis HERBERT
restaurant.
Parte, desiring oysters by the can or
case. can be supplied at the ruling rates, at
Tho .nme nlaee. W,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

SPLENDID FRESH MEATs.-Jas. Kynus-
ton, corner CT Ninetconth and Poplar
streets, has on hand and Is Strengthening for
the trade, some Of the finest bceves ever
brought 10 Cairo. For tho holidays he
has purchased five head Of cattle that can
no, be surpassed, one of them--a four year
old, weighing one thousand eight hundred
pounds gross.
Citizens Of the Fourth ward and OF the
city generally who wan, extra fine fresh
meats for the holidays should not fail TO
call on Kyns.ton. lie can supply beef,
pork, mutton, veal, lamb, IND sausage in
any quantity desired and on satisfactory
term See card in another column.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

The meat market Of Gayer x Co, at the
corner Of Washington avenue and Tenth
street, is one Of "ins,tutions' Of the city.
1, is not only abundantly supplied with
the best Of pork, beef, veal, mutton lamb,
sausage, etc, but it presents an air OF
cleanliness and order that Is rarely seen In
establishments Of like character.
Gayer q Co. have had many years ex-
perienee as butchers, and have long ago
learned that it pays bcstto keep hne meats
and command frst-class custom. For
choice meats, therefore, cut in . neat and
.killfui manner, 60 to The Peoples. Meat
Market" presided over by Gsyer q Go.
dec lotf.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

WANTED INMEDIATELY.-ScO wood
choppers TO Gu, wood on the line Of the st
L.oui. & Iron Mountain railroad. Hal
fare tickets furnished nj the ,ickc, office in
-. Louis. Wages sl.2O per cord. Apply
at the various wood yaids, or to
uoy3Ot.. H.J. DEAL, Charleston, No
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

TaE Dollar Store sells goods cheaper than
any other establishment in the city-will
duplicate any bill In its line at from 10 TO
80 per osntum less than Is paid at other
places.
The stock comprises many appropriate
holiday gifts, such Is pictures, photograph
albums, vases, etc., gents underwear, hose,
ETC., all Of which are offered at prices that
defy succes ,ful composition.
Call at the old stand Of Mrs. Oswald
near the corner Of Eighth and CONNER.
cial. II
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

TnE.r was cutting scrpe up town
Sunday night, in which ono Of the parties
ENGAGED received .,ab in the side and
arm. \. there seems to be disposition to
hush the matter up, We foFbear from fur
the, reference 10 II.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-27

PEasoSAL TAyEs-rartics delinquent
for personal city .sNes, are hereby notified
,ha, on the 1T day Of January, costs WIN
b, added 70 al sums then delinquent and
I shall proceed under tho law, 20 seize md
sell propc y foT the satisfaction OF The
same, JOS. u. TAYLOR
d,c2-l-' City Collect