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The union Democrat., 1870-03-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
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.
CCounty of :he District Corrt Of the Fifth
Judicial Dstrict.-Jaseph Thelps. John Coie. R. Shep
ari-Sonora Foundry Co., Plaintiff Z L. II. Card.
der. Alex Warhed. Defendants. Action brought in the
District Court Of the Fifth Judicial District ard the
psint led in the said County of Tuolumne in the once OF
the Clerk Of said District Ccnrt The people Of the State
OF California, send greeting to l. L II. Gardiner, Alex.
warield.
Yen hereby required to appear action hronht
against BY the above named Plaintiffs in the District
Court Of the Fh Judicial District in and for the County
Tuolnmne and TO the complaint filed therein
copy Of which accompanies this summcns) within days
texcusvs of the day servee after the service you
this summons-if served within this county; if sryed
of this county but within this Judicial District within
twenty days fsefved Of said District, then with
in forty judgment by default will be taken against
you.
The said action is brought obtain judgment against
you for the Of Twenty-Five Hundred and sixtysx 40
loo dollars with interest thereon the rate of two
per month"; from February 9th. ls66 aud for Of
suit, all payable in United States Gold Coin. Said
of 81 500 TO- 100 with interest Aforesaid is alleged by
these Plaintiffs TO be due them from you your certain
proussory made, executed and delivered by
them for value received the date last aforesaid and if
fail To appear and the said complaint above
required. the plaintiffs will taken Judgment by default
against tor the prayed for in complaint e
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
Court Of the Finh Judicial District. this Sc
cond day of February in the year ofour Lord
Il. s. one thousand eight hundred AMI seventy.
X. L. GARDINER. Clerk
BY l. j. PoTTER, Deputy.
Feb 18th. lS-0.3n
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STREETS BOOB. STORE In the best place IN Sovera TO
buy School Books Blsnk Books Stationery, Photograph
Albums Knives. Toys Cigars Tobacco, etc. ess- delHtf
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Quick Cures and Moderate ChSsEsSS
DIR. w. X. DOHERTTS

Prirate lNetlical and Surgical Institute
below Montgomery, opposite the Pc
cifc Mail Steamship Co.'S office Private entYan0s
Ledesdorn street, San Francisco
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For Those who Read!
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
AT STREETS BOOKSTOIE.

WW L. STREET, having rurcha,ed the NEWS, BOoK
II and STATIONARY business Of j. X Hsnscn viii
continue conpet IL in the liberal and oSiging manner
Of his predecessor.
OFFICE at Streets Book Store.
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SOLE AGENT r oil the leading daily and weekly pa
psrs of California Eastern pubeHtons furnished ct
fbef f,Iln
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Established expressly to afford the AFFECTED
sound and scientific Medical Aid, in.the
treatment and cure Of all Private and
Caronic Diseases, cases of secre--
Gu aud all serual disorders.
The union Democrat., 1870-03-12
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR IS soon restored
to ats original color
sciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
CAIRO AND viNcENNEs r. r..
GEN. BvRNSIDES RELIEVED OF
HIS EMBARRASSMENTS.
PREPARED rO PROGRESS WITH
THE WORK.

We learn from the Nnccnnc- Times
that there i. no doubt that the work on
this road will be speedily resumed. The
Times is informed that General Burnsidcs
has succeeded in settling his difficult
ties, and relieving himself Of his omharrass-
men,.. and Is prepared to go On with tn"
work.
The Ti0,s goes Oh 10 say
The road j. now fully In conlrul of the
l...ee.. ~ We are informed and the lessees,
we understand. are no others than the
Pennsvlyania Central. the most powerful
corporation on the continent, which ha,
also secured the charter for the railroad
from Cairo 10 Little Rock H. Arkansn-.
\ few wears more apd IL will hay" III uh-
broken line of road from tr,'an Ia 'w"'tr.
spanning our vast continent. ami witIi
hranchr. penetrating every point OF c"m-
mer,ial interest in the great valley extend
ing from the Alleghanic, to the Rocky
mountains, and from the sunny plains OF
Mexico, 10 the regions Of perennial frost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
DER sAENGgRrEsr.

How many Of our German fcllow-citixens
propose to attend the song-festival this
year in Cincinnati 1t will be an occasion
long (, be remembered and the picture
Of Cincinnati, painted by the Louisville
Journal, makes one long to enjoy It's pleas
ures. "The environs Of CINCINNATI, says
the Journsi, .'are the finest in the West.
Tha dear little city Is nestled among crAgs
hat are most poetical. 1t reminds one of
those happy Rhineheimers in old Germany
that have stood still three hundred years
crusted over with imaginary layers upon
layers Of legend, wine and.song. Cincin-
natl 10 Q charming site for love-making
wine-drinking, and song-singing God
Almighty made il 10 be the rustic seat Of
the MUSES.. The devices Of man, and the
force Of circumstances, have contributed
largely to the designs Of the Creator. Gin
cinnati Is the Weimar Of the West
beautiful, sequestered, and aspiring. The
Germans could have made no wiser Sc
lection
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
GREAT RANaRIPT SALE.

Heilbron& We'll, l4+ Commercial ave-
nue., now offer to sell al the greatest sacrifice
they have ever made, AMI rs low as the
lowest. They have fine stock, consisting
Of Dry Goods, Motions, Hosiery, Jewelry,
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats,
Gaps, latest styles Of Fancy Parssols and
sun Shades, and especially call attention
70 their stock Of White Goods and Mar.
ssilles, and also to their fine lot Of En-
broidered Goods. They invite the public
% call upon them, with the assurance that
they will give satisfaction both in price and
quality. Remember tho place-l+s Com.
mercal avenue. a6%t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
ALMOST HlRE.

While a debating club of colored youths
were tearing some question 10 pieces on
Monday night, in the church Of the Rev.
Mr.. Brown, coal oil lamp fell from the
ceiling and broke to pieces on the floor.
The burning fluid ran in every direction,
and for moment or two there was reason
70 believe that the church would be con-
sumed. Some of the young men present
bad presence Of mind enough to run into
an adjoining building and procure several
old blankets, which being spread over the
burning surface, extinguishing the asmes
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
THY y1RE THIS MORNING.

The alarm Of FIRE this morning was oc-
cnsioned by the burning Of II frame build
inv on the corner of Twenty-Tifth and
Poplar streets, the property Of Bartholo-
NEW Cushman. The engines turned out
with their usual promptitude, and although
the distance from the Pough's and Arabs
houses was nearly mile, arrived on the
ground before the roof Of the building
had been burned of. The Arabs
arrived in advance and got first water,
the Roughs getting their stream upon the
flames about moment later. The Hibcr-
mans were taken ut great disadvantage.
At the Are yesterday they overturned
their small machine, breaking an axle,
and we're compelled to drag their great
engine the long distance between their
house and the fire. The Arabs, with
their little engine. passed the Hibernians
before they turned OF Com
mercial avenue, having fastened their en-.
CINE to wagon, drawn by a two-horse
team at u spanking gait...The Roughs pass
ed up Poplar street and near Fifteenth
street, came to jumping Off place In the
side walk-steps that descended about fif-
teen feet. This delayed the engine consid-
cradle time, and when at last 1t was drawn
down the steps, went at lightning speed,
crushing Mr.. j. B. Swsyne between the
railing and the wheels. one Of which struck
him on the head and knocked him almost
senseles.. He made narrow escape and
il isa wonder he WAS not instantly killed.
There was no apparent cause for the fire.
We hear bu, do not know positively that
II wa. insured for small amount In the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
ruE WHARF TO Bg ASSESSED.

The State Auditor has given his opin-
ion. that the Cairo wharf, "having been de-
cided by the Supreme Court 10 be private
property can he assessed for taxes. II
needs no Auditor TO tell us this. Until the
suit Of the city for the wharf was begun
the Trustees paid taxes upon II. During
Wilson's msyoralty the Council ordered
that no assessment Of the wharf be made
during the psndency of litigation and,
since that time, city taxes have not been
collected on the wharf Now, II litigation
ia nj an end, II should be assessed ~ before ;
and IL the assessment is not outrageous,
the Trustees will probably pay the taxes
without protest.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
THE WHARF.

The members of the Council seem TO 10
determined to Join issue with the wharf
boat proprietors. Their war-cry is:
.License or no wharf boats At the
meeting Of the Board of Aldermen last
night an ordinance, which appeared to
meet with the general approval Of the
members present, providing for the collect
ion of $1,000 license, annually, was read
and laid over for second reading. If the
wharf-boat men do not reconsider their
determination TO not pay any license
We shall have lively time.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
CoLoREp RADICAL MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Mr. ID. T. Linergars getting the Radical
the colurcd RaGical-cohorts into line for
the election this fall when he expects to
gracefully step into Senator NUNS shoes,
who expects to step into the congressional
shoc- of Mr.. Crcbs.
Last night Mr.. Lincgar held counsel at
Rev. Rixs church with his colorcd brcth-
crn. The Hon A. c. Fisher was called to
the chair, and Jno. Vanvayter, Esq, ap-
pointed Secretary. Mr.. Fisher, on ASSUME
ing the chair, bowed very gracefully, as he
knows how To do, ard intro
duced Mr.. Lincgar, who began
by saying: "Mr. President, Ladies
aud Gcntlcmcn. and Fellow Citizens
He then branchcd out into politics, eulog-
ling the Radicals, and. a. !. his wont, abus-
ING the Democrats, Mr.. Linegar was fol-
owed by Rev. Mr.. Murray colored, OF
Mound City. There wn- nothing worthy
If M a, notice in tie speech ~ either oi
the utr,nvs. After the s,akinI. Mr. Fish
er declared 'the door, open for new MEM
b.rs." and twenty-five stallwart Radicals
were mustered into the army Of the revolu-
| tionists.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
ban Abic, COLUMBIA. Bse Lee, New orleans
Mary Ann, p,'t:eTrs Alaska Alaska DO
G Ttiis i h LSui., DO :sisye Shreveport
J : Reed, M.mphs Thayer, Ark River
Belle Memphis, memphis
DEPARTURES
Ian Able, Columbus Mary Ann. New orleans
Carr.c brooks, Cjn'nau Grand Era, do
Alaska, do ynckstcL, Evansville
Bclls Memphis, II Louis Beli. - Louis. Memphis
shrcye, de- shark, - Lots
The weather /. clear and beautiful--all
nature sce,n. t. be rejoicing; and NN'h
Amondmct. are seen on every corner
basking in the unusual sunshine and suf-
feriny 20 much from spring fever as TO he
unable to stand.
The river continues to rise, hut more
slowly than for several days.
The Mississippi i .till rising At st. Louis,
but there !, no great amount Of water re-
ported coming from points above, 20 that
the danger of an extra Hood from that riv-
er may bc considered over for the present
The river is again falling at Pittsburg
with fifteen feet water in the channel.
The Ohio 4. still out oft. bank. at Pomeroy
above Cincinnati. hut falling NJ Cincinnati
and Louisville. with 81 feet water over the
fall; and i, .,ill rising from Evansville to
Cairo.
The Cuu bcrlaud i, falling with only
.ix feet on !Iarpeth Shoals.
From the above accounts of the stage OF
water we may reasonable expect that the
rise here will not amount TO over four
fee, additional and n, We have Yet fully
ten feet to spare before We would be in the
lcss, incommodcd from high water, We
may consider ourselves secure-ss usual.
Business here continues moderate at our
levee, and cannot be considered dull except
BY comparison with the extraordinary ac-
tiyity Of lat month when reshipment'
reached two thousand tons daily.
The Evansville; Nashville and Columbus
packet. continue to do good business.
Boat. from 81 Louis still depend upon
Cairo 10 fill out their carsoc', although
there /, plenty Of water for them TO bring
out full loads. The fac: ia, tina, full load
cannot be- obtained there while 50 many
boat, are running.
The VI. J. Wick, /, receiving freight
rapidly here. and will I'LL out below, hav-
ing engagement. for all she wants.
The tow boat, Oil Valley, engaged in
towing oil barge, on the Allegheny river,
struck bridge at Ellen,on, n few days ago,
and sunk. The colored cook and his son
were drowned, and the boat will be a total
loss. She was five year, old, worth $l5,-
600 and not insured. This is the first
serious accident which has occurred on the
Allegheny for many years.
The ncw Cairo and Evansville packet
Idlewild will be ready for business on
Monday next. She is very fine, and cI-
| pected 10 be very fact.
The City of Evansville i the regular
packet for Evansville to-day.
The VI. J. Wicks leaves for New Orleans
this evening.
The Marble City is the regular packet
for Vicksburgh, thi, evening.
Capt. Chas. 7. Hinde is agent for tho
above boats.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

J. b. Graves, KY Saml. y. We'll, Gin
ohio; J. {. Depoyster, KY {, &. Borcn
City; }. q. Bowen, Mound City, ILL.,. j,
Eyne. Mexico; II. q. Carter, Mound City
H.. 4. 5. Taylor, KY j. Walsh, Cin.'
Ohio; J. p. Mean, Dongolia, Ill; j. g.
S.nlock, Dongola, H.; ). Williams, CITY,
Mr.. s. R. Sands and family, Louisville
Mrs. Waller, Mound City, ILL.,; Miss Bell
Slidd. Charlston, No.; j. {. Gray, No.;
q. W. Linn, Memphis, Tenn i. q.
Haine., Tenn; j. d. Ellis, Mss j. w.
Brooks, City; A. V. Bcvill, ST. Louis, No;
J NJ. Demos, Mo. II. Bohn, H.; j. Col
lins. ST. Louis, No.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
vNAL SALE NOTICE.

To Thomas Lewis, Fills B Meredith, Ellis Bro,
David J. Baker Jr, Mrs. T. VI. Robinson, sam.
uel A. blanchard. Taylor Parsons, N"nwick
Greenvell and all others Interested.
You, aud each of you, are hereby notihei that
Of sale of lands and lots made by Joel q. Morgan,
sheriff, and ex. oici % collector of aScs IN ana for
Alexander county. State OF Illinois. at The door OF
the cour, house IN CAIRO, IN the county of AleNan-
der aforesaid. ON Thursday the snh day Of July
4, H. ls6S and Oh Thursday the Tih day Of August.
A, n. 1sUs, Louis Jorgcnscn purchased the fol'
loving described lots situated in the city OF CAIRO
ana In the First and Fourth Additions " said city
of Caro- In said county for the STATE. County, Dis.
trict school and Road taxes an costs thereon OF
the wear A. II. 1857, to.wit:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
BUSINESS,

Cairo has her share Of all the business that
going. Occasionally grumble Is heard
complain, but does to ignorantly. Let
i'm 20 elsewhere and he will soon ascertain
hat other places are suffering for want Of
usincss more than Cairo. The following
specimen brick of items in our ex-
shsnges. We clip il from tbs New Orleans
Symmetrical BULLETIN orApril lst;
Never in mid summer has the business
4 New Orleans been dullcr than 1t has
,een during the last three ar four days.
There has been scarcely movement
sithsr in trade or finance. Everything
Gem. paralyzed. THERE'S mn abundance
4 money. but those having II seem to shy
Investments.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
IsOLICECOURT.


. FRGDoLfNk pRess, y. H., rsksipiN".
L,i'hrce ladies Of color; gay damsels they
re; as brassy as brass, and not very fair,
re arrested by Cain, who, to injure their
!, me, asserted and proved they keep .
use of i'll fame. Fifteen dollars, the
Q, is a neat little sum, and when asked
/. fork over two remained dumb, Miss
a. Alexander and Miss Taylor, B.,
dear squire Bross will think sever Of
= e." But Emiline Newman having plen-
|, of pelf, paid her money cash down and
liked of by herself.
M. VI. Gamer, a witness, was..he, asstub-
m n witness as he well could be. A
,e.,ion was asked him, and answer re.
sed, and the dignity thus Of The court
ich abused. A fine Of five dollars on
m was assessed and now, In the Jail, he
doubt thinks 'twerc best 70 answer al
,cs,ions that to him are addressed.
A house Of fornication Miss Hattie Kinl
,e kept, and Mr.. Cain he found it out, ant
ent for her, you bet. Bross fined he
me ten dollars, which, Of course, sh'
,uldnt pay; and so was dragged Oh L
,e jsil, now was that right, Cain, sayr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
OFF WITH THEN,

Yesterday afternoon the Deputy Of the
United. States Marshal Of the Southern
District Of Kentucky, went on board the
steamer Grand E"a just as she was showing
out, to serve AN attachment on the boat,
The officers refused to obey the writ and
carried the Marshal oif with them,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
OUR YLOVR MARKET.

Two years ago the -four trade OF
Cairo was Insignificant, anu considered
not worth the trouble of reporting Now
It extensive, and the rapidity OF its
growth has been without parallel in this
country. In three months, commencing
January lst, 1870, and ending the LIST inst,
SS,42l barrels were sold, 26,a94 in March,
and 81, OF in January and February.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
THE HALO.

There is nothing more unique, durable
and handsome than the celebrated Halo
Lamp Shade, which can be purchased at
the queensware store Of Parsons, Davis
4 Co. The person who uses one, will use
no other kind
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
sa eOy
LAM PRICES,

Mr.. Scott White has received new and
complete stock Of goods which be is deter
mined TO sell as cheap AS the cheapest
Look out for his advertisement in the
BuLLETIs Of Tomorrow evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
SPECIE.

GATES, of the Eldorado, has received
"iine assortment Of specie-quartcrs and
halves, which he is anxious to pay out to
all who may drink those excellent liquors
which he dispenses from his bar,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

BARGAINS! BARGAINs "A good suit
clothing for ten dollars, ut J.. Men :, q
Ohio Levec.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
MARRIED.

Mr.. Robt. A. Cunningham, Jr. was last
night married to Mis-. Holmes. The GER
amony took place at the residence of the
brides mother Rev. Mr.. Foote tied the
l,,,0
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Everybody uses Wizard Oil, and Bar
clay Bros. sell il cheap for cash. Fat
ron ixe home institutions. Buy from tn
Rarcluys
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
RIIIISu0IsE AMANNY

Have lust received choice lot of carpets
in al the latest designs and makes, bought
q, panic prices, and sold cheaper than ever.
April6d6t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06


John S. Dowley, John York,
Jcssee johnson, Richard Burns
Benton Beck, G. II. Woodward.
TUESDAY, pm.
Barton Robinson VS.. Joseph and Mary
Arnold; Foreclosure; continued for sale
and report.
Nicholas Hunsacker vs.. Nicholas Worth
inpton and James Hoodhouser. Bill for
partition. Stricken from docket.
Zerelda Smith ct al vs.. .Almeda Free
man and VIM. W. Freeman. Foreclosure.
Continued for final report.
Anderson Meachum vs.. WIN. {. Mum
son ct ais. Foreclosure. Continued for
final report.
Jos. W. Clement vs.. stephen II. Clement.
Injunction, etc; charge of venue from
Perry county. Additional injunction,
| bond. l. NJ. Kelly as security approved aud
placed on file.
James Browner vs.. Timothy Donnelly
and Laura Donnclly. Bill to foreclo'e
mor,yape. Continued for service with
venue TO Jackson county.
Rachel j. Phillis and John B. Philli, ".
J. B. Humphreys, NJ. J. Humphreys, Mary
A. White. John c. White, ;. ;. Taylor
and Edwin Parsons. Bill TO foreclo'e.
Case continued until next Tuesday morn
ing. Rule on defendants to answer
| John Cain vs.. Andrew Cain and Margret
| Cain. his wife. Foreclosure. Rule on
defendants TO answer bill on next Tuesday
morning.
VIM. II. Berry W. p. Reilly and N"lli"
Reilly. his wife Bill to foreclose mort
gage. Rule on defendants 10 answer at
meeting of court on next Wednesday
morning.
| Lee Kleb W. Frederick Blsnkenburg
On foreclosure. Rule on Defendant to.
| answer by meeting of court on Tuesday
morning.
Leo Kleb vs.. John R.e- AMI Mary Rees.
Case continued.
WEDNESDAY,, Az
| John suthard. plead guilty of grand lar
ceny, and was sentenced to three years in
penitentiary. Stole lot Of chains, iron
axles, &c from :he ways ut Mound CITY
Ex parte Ca,harine Perry, guardian OF
Martha b. Stewart. Petition 10 sell real
estate. Continued for sale and report.
IC.R.R. Co. VS.. VIM. Barker. Ven
dor. lien. Report Of Master in Chan"cry
approved, and ordered spread on record.
Same ". Barker and Hill, Same So
above.
Levy n Bro. vs.. Y. N. Melton aud
Ennicc Melton. Action an foreclosure.
Continued for service.
VIM. A. fsrri. ". Dolly l.. Farri'.
Divorce. Default, decree pro con f"s'o.
Referred 10 Master in Chanccry.
Peter Kuhn W. Peter Zimmerman,
Default. Judgment against defendant
Damage. and cost.
Michael Scho,t ". Frank Gotier, asst
Rule for costs on plaintiff based on af'ida-
Wit. Rule To be answered 10y the meeting
of the court tomorrow morning.
| Austin 4 Bosl vs., Alex. Frazer, asst
Default. Judgment against defendant
for damages and costs.
Stratton, Hudson X Clark W. tllin
Lime and Rock Co, asst. Default. Judg-
ment ngains, defendant, for damages and
costs.
Kate Hamilton ". The Home Mutual
Life Insurance Go, Debt. Change OF
venue to the T. : Circuit Court for the
Southern District of Ills.
Jas. ID. Freeman ". VIM. Winter and
Henry Harris. in asst. Defendant. VIM
Winter, called. Default. Judgment rem
dered for costs, etc.
Field Benedic, 4 Co, W. Byard X Stew
ART, in attachment Default, Judgment
against defendant
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Drawers and Undershirts, at n sacrifice
at +. Neti's, No 70 Ohio Levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Aud that the time allowed 10y law for the rednnp.
ton of said lots will expire on the 1uth day 81
july auI the 1th day of August 4. u. 1870.
LOUIS JORGENSES, Purchaser.
Cairo, ILL.,, April ith, 1870. arrd3aslt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Use Ender's Chill Cure,---"It never
fails
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
arm ROUNDABOUT POCKET.

, arr ROUNDABOUT PO(ktT.
=, spring times come, gentle Annie
:, Arabs chrcklrd over 'iir't water
''horning. t..s 49,
n saw tbc first kites Of the season
Yrasy. ~
Fppemcyer ha, that which invigorate'
! no, moi mako drunk---yood Liquors
md a,e..
. .lall. in the old market house are
n, di.manthd. The place that knows
guildinr now will soen know 1t NJ more
ter '" - ,
bona. ker,h ~asa candidate "n the
b., ,,ratic tic at ia Evansville during
, ,nuuic.pa, contest in that ci,y. That
an WI. NOT n,ir ker,h.
fince Pierre Bonapar,c, who killed
:. |. said to contemplate u visit 4"
i rica. If he does, he will visit. Cairo
she purpose Of learning how to be law
Ting, evsn-tenpercd and decent.
.oui. Houck, formerly Of this city; has
pared an edition Of Missouri reports,
en- volumes. The Legislature has sub
he'd for thee hundred copies. Pretty
4 for Louis. The first three volumes
! be ready in May, and afterwards a
.mc will appear every month. What
industrious fellow that Houck Is?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

THE BEST IN Use. -Enders Chill
Cure