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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-04
VNHE NEW RIVER
4 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GILES COUNTY, VA.

Board per day, $3.50 per week, as; per month,
$780, Children under ten years and servants, hall
price. ,..,, ,
This delightful SUMNER RESORT will be opcn
for Visitors from JULY lST. A stage will leave the
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, on the fir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad, every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY for the New River White.
Those who prefer water travel to the stage, and
have desire 10 view the magnificent scenery of
New river, can take the cars to Central depot,
on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, where
they will find comfortable hotel accommodations,
and from which point ! boat Will leave for the
Springs every w WEDNESDAY,.
The invigorating atmosphere, the enchanting
scenery, the delightful fare for which the place i
noted Consisting in part in FRESH FISH AND
GAME all the season through, the line medicinal
properties the water being similar to The Green
brier Whitel, the fishing, hunting, boating,
bathing and the moderate charge for bOrS1, pamt
1t out us one of the most desirable places ID this
country for family to spend the summer.
For any further Information, apply TO the pro-
prietors. WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
New River White Sulphur Springs,
Giles county, Va.
JOHN TYLER.
post-Olice box 234, Richmond, Va.
tp1-n0dtScDl
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BY a. Z. TNIIIdIn, AHClIUHTtr,
southwest corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets.
TOMM ISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
~ DH Filling AND LOTS AT CORNER OF
FEDERAL. AND ST. ia MES STREETS, RICH
MOND, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF decree OF
the Cause of Nancy Eubank ct ais. rs. Elizabeth
Ann Everctte ct as rendered the 18th day Of Juiy
1870, we shall, as special commissioners. sell at
5th day If August, 1870 at O'Clock Z. NJ, LOT
No. l, s. feet q inches front, with DWELL!Nti
thereon LOT No., 30 feet with BRICK SMOKE
HOUSE thereon LOTS Nos. 3 and t. vacant.
These lots front on st. james street, ana run
back 10 feet to al alley feet Inches wide mo.
81 plan OF Richmond).
FERNS One-fourth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months. In negotiable notes Interest
added, and title retained until said notes shai nave
been paid. JAMES II. DOOLEI.
WILLIAM |. CLOPTON,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A. C. PULLIAM, Auctlone@r.
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AUCTION sALES-Fufure Days. !,
BY James M. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE No. s2t Main street,

nEs1RABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
tTHE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH
sTREET OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF
MR.. JOHN PRIDDY, FOR SALE At AUC-
Him win be sold on MONDAY the 9Th day OF
Au9nst. 1870 on the premises, Mt d O'Clock r NJ,
the LOf described above, fronting on Seventeenth
street 20 feet inches and running pace to9 Ieet,
about 10. 900 bricks.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR.
ono huetiOneer.
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|eepB kNp EDAE..

NOTICE TO FAMILIES.-I am receiv-
~ ing daily, fresh from tho mires, superior
S FIT LUMP COKE, the cheapest an best fnel for
coo King, ironing, &C., ever used. Also, No. !
HARD CUkE, suitable for close stoves Of all
kinds, which Will be sold very cheap; GLOVER
prices: ANTHRACITE, egg and stove sizes
ENGINE and SMITHS COAL of good quality.
determined to sell cheap.
Offices, Ninth and Cary streets and at Peters
burg depot. n
iy &c i'm X. ii. COI IHhLL.
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DOR RENT. the large LUMBER On
L YARD on south side OF basin OH Tenth ELJ
street with Il BRICK OFFICE thereon, recently
occupied by Messrs. Campbell & Co,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
au2-3t Real Estate Agent.
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FOR NEW YORK. <pSsn
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &A&&&


COMPANY.
The splendid new sde-w wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALBE.
MARIE, and HATTERhS, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATUkDAY al O'Clock
p. M, Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, aud SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrooms. The fare, accommodaa
tlons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance Effected when ordered, AT QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices Of this
COMPANY.
For further information apply 10
JOHN w. WATT Agent.
Oh No. Governor street.
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AUCTION sAEEs-Fut,are Days
By Lee g Goddln Auctioneers,
No. 1I13 Main street. fE g

No. Ills Main street. - ~ st'.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
u TENEMENT AND LOT, IN GREENYtS
ROW, ON OREGON HILL, AT AUCTiON.+.Inn
pursuance of decree or the cbancery court .oi
The city OF Richmond dated July 10th, 1870 in ele
cause of WoodcnB ps. W0odens. the undersienea,
annointed gpecial commissioner therein, WIN pro-
coed TO sell on TUESDAY, 10Th August, lnstat.,
Mt O'Clock 2. M, the real estate mentl0nen ~
said biIl-as follows That BRICK TIE EME Sl
and LOT in GREEN'S Row, on Oregon Bill. Delng
The second from the west end, and now In inc oca
rmnnncy OF Mr.. William Godsey. 1t has TWO
rooms and basement, Lot 20 feet front oy apou'
o. TERMS oue-third cash balance Mt six months
credit. with Interest added, for negotiable note,,
and title retained by the court until pay mem u
'i'e 'ani' 10 'NA JAMES G. BLACKWELL,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE 6 GoDDIN, Auctloneefs'
qua
GALE BY ORDER OF COURI,-W III
= be sold on the 9Th day Of THIS MONTH u az ~
O'clock In front OF the Office lately 0cCupieu w
Is. Wardwell, on Cary between Elshseeh'h Aiiu
Nineteenth streets,
CLOCK, - sro,,r ,r,rnex.
! PARLOR-STOVE, In good order;
TABLES,
BUCKETS, ,,n,r1r
au 81 Cricr Chancery Court Richmond.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
~ pared to furnish all grades OF GLOVER HILL
COAL at the following reduced prices:
lUMP, &5.7a per load, delivered; HAIL, 95 !;
HARD, for either erates or cookng-sloves. e.!
Also, ANTHRACITE COAL OF best quality :;
SGFT COKE for cooking purposes; OAK and
fIHE WOOD. G. Is. L1rSCOMB,
lie 9O-3m Seventh and Byrd streets
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TOR RENT, A NEAT BRICK a.
Z DWELLING containing six rooms, gas, iii
and kitchen containing two rooms, all In good re-
pair on Clay street bet Eeen Adams ana BROOK
avrruc tnDly to JAMES PHILLIPS,
Nv "a ow No. 900 Clay street.
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NOCANAQUA COAL COMPANY.

Having been made GENT for the above-named
company for all the state south Of Alexandria.
am prepared To furnish this COAL by the cargo
more favorable terms than can be had In Phiia l.
delphia. The Goals OF these mines are classct'
amongst the best In Pennsylvania. l VIII also
supply families In small quantities.
200 tons GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL for sale. WRIT ROBERTS,
ie - corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LIME AND CEMENT

LIME AND CEMENT.
ERESH ROCKLAND LIME.-Schooner
Il lardscrabblc, with LOCO barrels FRESH
ROCKLANDL LIME, d.ily expected. for sale low.
KIRKPATRICK & CO..
jy 90 st. Libby Building.
DOCKLAND LIME.-1 200 barrels su-
III perior ROCKLAED LIME daily expected
for sale low from vessel
30, 600 bushels SHELL LIME for sale low from
kiln or delivered at depots.
jy2S A. y. LEE.
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TOHN W. WYATT.
u GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 3 GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. POST-OFFICE Box IS.

FOR LIVERPOOL ANB f2sH
QUEENSTOWN. 1IksN
INMANLINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SALINE
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
BATES OF PASSAGE.
Pnyubis II. Gokd. Payable IN Currency.
First cabin. Storage ..............fa u
To London. ......... 80 TO London ............ IS
To Paris............. 90 To farls. ~
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
Offices. JOHN q. Dale. Agent.
Is Broadway, New York; orto
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
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By A. G.. Pullam, Auctionccr,
uthwcSt corner OF Main anu Fourteenth stree

Sale conducted by A. C. rULLIAM, Auctloncel
IL .G-cOdtd
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WANTS.

WANTED, to purchase r srcsa ! .i nTV at
w LAYING IN aaRRI fHTSss SEpENT's OFFICE.
SufEhiH City klmshouee.
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ment was toe. neatly akin TO his own
feelings for him to contradict it, yet
after hia commission he dared not ea-
courage it. "Fareweel, mon." was all
he said, and sprang into the thicket.
The pedlar continued his march, deep
in thought. By-and-by the glen opened
ont wider; the trees ceased, meadows
and moors approached the river banks,
the hills receded further back on each
side, and then rose skywards mo1e
ioftiiy than before, more rugged and
bare. Now again they approached
nearer as the pedlar gained the head of q
glen-the Caenacroich, as it is called.
A tributary torrent came rolling its
waters into the Moriston, and far off the
sound of water falling over the rocks
broke upon the pedlar's ear. The gray
dawn WAS just stealing across the horizon
when he neared his destination. The
end was very close; but what was that
end to be? There is another sound be-
sides the falling waters to be heard now
road. It is the regular tramp to and fro
of q man on guard-of sentinel.
sHaltI' cries stern voice, and in
stantly two soldiers. one from each side
of the road, dart forward.
The pedlar also sprang forward with
an involuntary instinct of self-preserva-
ton; but it was too late; he was caught
and pinioned.
''Who are you? and what is your
business?" were the questions now ad-
dressed to him. But he returned no
answer.
''It is the devil himself" chimed in O
third voice, leaping from bank.
'Shoot him. boys, before he escapes. I
know him WE'LL"
"Tie him to that tree." said the first
soldier, ''and we'll make short work of
the rebel"
A word now might delay his fate. but
the word was not spoken. As the pistol
was fred ut his head, lie cried, "Hurrah
for Prince Charliel" and sank dead
martyr for his king.
A small cairn, surmounted by wooden
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GROSS, now marks the spot where he fell.
It is worthless, tribute. but the deed
vas golden one, and needs no carved
marble to insure its memory. Nor did
it fail to bear fruit in due season. The
soldiers. put off their guard by the sup
posed death of him they sought, were
taken at q vantage. In the dead of
night Prince Charlie crept up the bed
OF torrent, passed the sentinels, and
escaped to the sea-coast. The sacrifice
was offered up and accepted, for sit is
good that q man should lay down. his
life for his friend"
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All Day Long.

All Day Long.
All day long the winds have whispered,
As they passed my open door,
or voice to whose sweet music
shall listen nevermore.
And they tell Of white hands folded
Der still and peaceful breast,
And OF blue eyes closed from sorrow
In the stirless calm Of rest.
All day long the rain has pattered
In dreary monotone,
On tho roof, and whispered to mo
OF o brightness that hns flown;
And my heart has echoed sadly
To the patter Of the rain,
While thought me Of dear one
shall never see again.
All day long my heart has murmured
Der and DER o tender name;
When our loved ones join the angels,
Tell me, are they called the same?
Whisper, winds and rain, drop softly
From the gray forbidding skies
am thinking Of my darling
On the hills Of PARADISE.
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A Kansas City man has his house
furnished from the wood of tfeb on
which his father was hung. He says it
reminds him of tho most remarkable
and interesting event in the history of
the family, as the old man left quite a
fortune, which he had accumulated by
owning other peoples horses.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN "A
Deposits of Sl and Upwards Received,


Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.
INTEREST a WE'D At THE RATEO
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANN UM,
ON CER1IFICA 4 1ES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON A Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John .. palmer. yice.preaidents
A. G.. Brcnizcr, Cashier
John o. 3. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. @. Has
kel!, +. w. McMester, John p. Thomas E. d.
Helnltsh, John Is. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg,
Columbia. 90
). Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
w. G. Mayes, Newberry.
D. 81. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows. Or.
Phans and others may here depoeit their saw
ings and draw q liberal rate Of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
wishing to draw interest On their funds until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors (whose deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their legal representatives. wishing to lay
nside funds for future use. are here afforded
I'm opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
lhe same time, be subject to withdrawal when
needed. Aug 18
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Change of Schedule.

OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. R. CO.,
COMPANY SHoPs, N. c., August 29, 1870.
Ba O. Rls8DA DAY, sep september ariee ihqEe, + 49,
trains will be run over this Road in accordance
with the following timetable:
Trains East. Trains West
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte FOOD m 74Oam
Salisbury 9 34 p m $50 m 500 m o5 m
Greensboro 80 a N |. Is nj 11O m 9 90 m
Co. Shops 36 M Oh m 10 40 D m II. 25 D m
Hlllsboro' l3 a nj Is N 9 SO p m 35 m
Raleigh g. 80 m 700 m 6.58 m Is p m
Goldsboro 10 so nj 500 p m
A Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Charlotte daily at $50 p. M, and arrives at
$50 a. m. W. H. GREEN, Mas Trans.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

TiLL-TAPPERs CAUaHT.--About noon
yesterday, two strangers entered Mr.. jill
Muscovit's store, near the corner of Tenth
and Washington, while that gentleman
was eating his dinner, and tho store was in
charge of the boy. The boy saw the stran-
gers leaning over the counter, directly over
Che money-drawer, But was not fully assured
as to why they were doing SO until some
time afterwards, when the drawer was found
emptied Of its contents, $2S So
Constable Arnold was informed Of the
theft, and this morning found the thieves
on board the Emma Floyd, booked for
Louisville. They gave their names as Bill
Shelby and Jim Hughes, and say they
live in Louisville. or course they declared
their entire innocenco-swors they came
in on the train this morning and took lodg-
ings In tho ST. Charles. Arnold conducted
them TO tho st. Charles, and there, sure
enough their names we're registered, but q
little inquiry established the fact that they
did not come in on the morning train, but
were In town yesterday and went 10 bed
in the st. Charles about 10 o'clock last
night They were examined before squire
Bross this afternoon, and held for further
trial
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

ScoUSDRELs CAuGHr.-Wc referred the
other day to vill.inous dodge prscticed
by three strange scoundrels on Mr.. Emil
kunze, u young man known in this city as
en,irely honest and upright. Ii will he
remembered tina. the villains stripped
Kunze's coat from his back, and, before u
Pulaski county magistrate, swore that the
garment was theirs, and that Kunze had
stolen IL from them. BY such means se-
curing Kunzes incarceration in Jail, they
took possession of his trunk and left tho
country.
Constable Arnold, OF this city, forward
ed description oil the rascals TO officer l..
A. Rhinehart, Of ST. Louis, and admonished
him to look out for them. This morning,
Arnold received from Rinehast the fol-
lowing dispatch;
81 have got the boys in jail
Proper steps will be taken to bring them
back to Pulaski county, and to punish them
rs they deserve.
Mr.. Fred. Theobald, of this city, know.
ing that kunze was innocent Of any crime
and was wrongfully lying in prison, visited
Mound City, and secured his release. Mr..
Theobald has no interest IN the matter fur
Their than desire TO vindicate innocence
and punish crime. His conduct, therefore,
is deserving of honorable mention.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

LOST SHAwL.--At the close Of the last
parlor concert some lady, through mad
vcrtencc, wore on large Paisley shawl
with small scarlet center, belonging to
Mrs. X. II. Cunningham, and leaving in
It's stead, Brocade shawl with large
scarlet center. The object Of this notice
is to bring about nm exchange Of the
shawls. Mrs. Cunningham shawl may
be left at her residence, or at Mr.. Gun.
ningham's store on the levee, where the
Brocade shawl will be exchanged for it.
A. all the ladies presentat the concert live
In Cairo, this notice will doubtless fall un.
der the eye of the lady having the shawl,
and bring about the desired exchange
nov1Ct.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02
4 BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALE,

A two story brick residence, admirably
arranged, with large grounds a LOTS, sit
uated on the corner Of Holbrook avenue
and Twenty-third street, will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. II is located on
high grounds, in an excellent nsighbor-
hood, the grounds containing bearing fruit
trees, vines and choice selectionsof shrub
berry. 1t is, in short one Of the completost
homes in the city. .-i .,r. 81.
Apply to w. II. THOMAS,
At Thomas, Green Il Aldens.
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Negro Voters.

The Mum Radicals say they intend TO
poll in Cairo three hundred and nfty votes.
II they do so, one hundred Of those votes
will be illegal. A thousand negro votes
here would not elect Mum. His case IL =
hopeless onei and bis friends in fighting
for him are only protrac,ing q desperate
struggle.
Every eolored man in Cairo, who has .
RICH, TO vote, will be protected in that
right; but colored men having no right to
vote must not attempt TO exercise that
right. The polls will be closely watched,
and illegal voters will be held TO Q rigid
legal accountability. lie, this DO under.
stood.
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walter AND MALoSEYs New MEAT
ever reliable Eighth street

WALrER AND MALoSEY's New MEAT
MARXIT.--The ever reliable Eighth street
butchers have Just taken possession Of
their new and spacious brick building, and
are now better than ever prepared to serve
their customers with the very bcs, Of fresh
meats, beet, pork, veal, mutton, lamb and
pork sausage. They are determined not
to be exccllcd either in the qualities Of
their meats or the manner OF serving
them. A child can secure what Il calls
for as readily us grown person, and sat-
isfac,ion Is insured TO all
Mcssrs. Walter and Maloney desire to
express their thanks for the liberal ratron-
age hitherto, and shall endeavor to receive
a continuance of ii. Their new stand will
be open Saturday morning and thencelor-
ward, and will be supplied with the very
bes, meats TO be found In this market. Tho
proof Of sbc excellence Of their meats msy
be found in trying them, and they invite
everybody " make the trial.
See their caro-. II
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"SrALDISd's GLuS' stickio't thingou

Youso HEADS on AGED SHouLDER,.--
1t is no lnoger loathsome tssk 10 draken
gray hair. PHALoS's virALIA, OR SAL
WALTON voR THE HAIR, affects the change
without any unclean accompaniment. 1t
is . limpid, clear fuid, and has a pleasant
aroma. The number Of applications de-
termines the shade. No sediment, no
sickness, no darkened bottles Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
Oct 81 d u W W
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

LEcruREs.-The Young Mems Chris.
tan Association, Of CAIRO, desire to inform
the public tina, they have recently per-
fecsed arrangements for the delivery, un-
der their ausp ices Of Il course Of five lee.
lures, this fall and win,er-one each BY the
following-namcd persons;
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, New
York November 18th.
DR.. j. VI. Gregory Champaign, Deccm-
Der ~.
Rev. w. \. Bartlett, Chicago, Decem.
Der Goth.
Hon. Benz. r. Taylor tIndianopolis)
January II.
DIR. Newton Ba,eman tspringaeld), Feb
ruary 2.
To defray the expenses necessarily IT.
,cndant upon such course OF lectures, the
association desire to sell single admission
and course ticket, sutfieien. 10 assure them
ssnin., any draft upon themselves ms indi.
viduals beyond their purchase Of tickets
with theipublic generally it being expect
ed that little more, IL anything, can be
made than will defray the expenses OF the
course.
Members Of the association will call
upon the citizens Of Cairo with the tickets
mentioned, which will be sold ut the rate
OF hfty cents for n single admission tickle,
two dollars for n ticket for the course, Ave
single tickets for two dollars, and three
course tickets for 81
II is hoped that there will be "a general
and favorable response TO the call mon.
toned, inasmuch ~ !, 10 believed that
those who purchase tickets and attend the
lectures, will obtain for their outlay, "value
received.
Aside from money considerations or the
interests ofthe Association, il will certainly
reflect credi. upon our citizens and our
town to have the lectures we'll attended: !
and the association hope that every
one holding n ticket, will endeavor TO be !
present at each lecture.
The place and hour for the delivery of
The lectures, will be announced hereafter,
IN due time.
J. j. ~ H. L sAikDE SL Lecture Com.
Cairo, Nov. !, 1870. "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

MES N. BARROW, NJ. d., Physician
surgeon, formerly Of the Indiana
Hospital Is now in the city and will
n hero until,,the 18th Of November.
suffering with any form Of Insanity
,sr ineipisnt or OF long standing will
III to call and see him. He will DEM
sts to you the morbid conditions Of
ain, and will tell you what produced
The Doctor will also disgnos and
your disease with ,iie ,u.,un
Ter it be constitutional or local. Strict
ion will b. given to all forms of
lie diseases.
will relieve you Of all private dises-
imsry or secondary without, the use
'cury, and . sure cure warranted.
st Commercial Hotel, Room No. 4
IT,,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

The fourth psr.or concert will be given
a, the residence Of W. Il. Gilbert, Esq, on
Tuesday evening, Nov. shat least, such
Is the announcement A. the State elcc-
ton takes place on that day our citizens
will be worn or excited, and will scarcely
give thought to anything but res, or the
election. II the attendance is no, rs largo
IS usual, therefore, the cause will be un-
dcrstood.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-02

WHAT THE PKEss sAIs.-The Read.
Ing Pa Di,pateh says; The well.knoxn
|uperiori,y Of MIsHLERs HERB BIT
rERs will spare US the necessity OF say
ing anything a. length in favor Of this
bsgical Tonic and S,imulan,. Wherever
hi' Bi,,ers is bcs, known, 1, meets with
~ astonishing sale. Thi. is the case in
ar section Of the country. There are
Ase. in this city where the most radica
a'es have been effected in chronic dis
|Ases--cases which the bes, physicians
|Duld no, effect, and We know scores Of
finilies four own among the NUMBER who
Hould not be wi,hou, this Great House
old Remedy for any consideration. Le,
very family in the land keep /, on hand.
Pld by all respectable druggists. Price
c dollar per bottle. oct. 81 ed, Wit