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New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
JUSTICES oP THE SUPREME COURT.

Dist. Rrpubhodn. Denorut
l. Geo. c. Barrett Dem. Thomas A. Ledwith, Dem.
H. jos. F. Barnard, Dem.t Joseph f. Barnard DEM
III Chas r. Ingalls,, Dem.' Charles R lugalls, Dem'
~. Joseph Potter, Rep. Samuel W. Jackson, Dem.
V..GeOrge A. Hardin, Rep. George A. Hardin, Rep.
VI Ransom Balcom, Rep. Jeremiah Mcclure, Dem.
VII. E. Darwin Smith Rep Z. Darwin Smith, Rep.
WI. Geo. d. Lamont, Rep Richard r. Marvin, Rep
Present juticeA
The Districts geographically constituted as follows;
I-City and County Of New-York. II-Richmond. suf-
folk, Queens Kings, Westchester Orange, Rookland,
van. Ulster Greene, Albany schoharie and Rensselaer,
Franklin st. Lawrence Clinton Montgomery, Hamilton.
Fulton and Schenectady Counties V-OnondAga Oneida,
Oswego Herkimer, jefferson, and Lewis Counties. VI
Otsego Delaware, Madison, ChenangO. BrOome, Tioga,
Chemuug, Tompkins, Cortland and Schuyler Connties
VII-LiyingstOn Wayne Seneca, Yates Ontario Steu-
ben, Monroe, and Cayuga Counties VHl-Erie, Chau-
tauqua, Cataraugus Orleans Niagara, Genesee, Allie
gany, aud Wyoming Countes.
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6uerial Notices

Good Cooks are entitled to proper facilities for
BERBEs RANGES NEWER PAIL
hey Roast rO Bake and furnish plenty VI Hot Water Cooks are
aiwuys saited with them.
S55 for No. Largest Family Size. =,
attended, to JAMES KIRrLAHD,
A"S' w. g. To- and u Reade-s1
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06


CusOmOuse ogauAhOn a. CANDIDATES indOed By the Committee
Of Seventy.
The Senate Districts are made up Of Counties and
Wards as follows:
I-Queens, Richmond and Suffolk. II-Kings, lst I'd.
srd, attn. 6th 7h 1th 18TH 18TH 18TH and 2Oth Wards
II-Kngs 9Th 8h 9th. 10th, 18th, l4th l6th l7th 18th,
2ist and 22d Wards and country towns. N-New-York,
Ist 2d 3D. 4b 9th, 9Th, 7th. 18th. and l4th Wards v
New-York sth eth, 18th and 18th Wards VI-HewYOrk,
10th, nth and nth Wards VII-New, York 18TH 10th
and 2lst Wards VIII-New-YOrk, 18th, 18th and 22d
Wards. IX-Putnam, ROckland and Westchester. x
Orange and Sullivan. XI-Celumbia and Dutcbess:
XI[-RepsselAer and Warrington. XIII-Albany XIV
GREENE and Ulster. XV-FutOD, Hamilton, Mont
gomeyy, Saratoga. and sGheneotady AVa-Chnton, Es-
xviTI-JeferSOn and Lewis. xIx-0neida. xXIHer; r
kimer and OtseRo XXI-MadisOn and OsWegO. xxi
Cortland and Onondaga. XXIII-Chenango, Delaware,
and schoharie XXIV-Broome TiOga and Tompkins;
XXV-Cayuga and Wayne. XXVI-OntariO, Seneca, and
Yates XXVn-Chemung, Schuyler. and Steuben
XXVIII-MOnroe. XXIX-Genesee, Niagara, and Or
1e4ns XXX-AlIegsny, Livingston, and Wyoming.
XXXI-Erie. XXXII-Cattaraugus and ChautauQua'
ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES.
Toe-The nominations Of Assembly candidates for the
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NEW -YORK-CANDIDATEs FOR STATE
OFFICERS.

RfpabtnuA
GrcretdTp Of Gtate ..,......G. HILTON SCRIBNER
Controller NELSON r. HOPKINS.
STATE Treasurer .....,..... THOMAS RAIEEs.
Attorney General ......... FRANCIS G.. BARLOW.
Eu0ineer and SteTretDr =. WILLIAM y. TAYLOR.
CqHal Commissioner ...ALKxAEDER BARKLEY.
Inspector Of State PrisonS. .THos. KIRKPATRICK.
Secretary Of STATE,
Democratic AnA Drum-Shop.
Diedrich Willers jr. Charles {. Leigh.
Controller,
Asher P. Nichols. Gardner Rowland.
State Treasurer,
Wheeler II. Bristol. Simeon Browneu.
Attorney General,
Marshall B. Cbamplain. Edward Crummey
Engineer and SnrrcVOr,
Van II. Richmond. Charles ]. Mills.
Canal Commissioner,
George W. Chapman. John b. Edwards,
Inspector of STATE Prisons.
David 3, MCNeilL William Marks.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

Seysaseeslh Dsire: Rspsho.H A:ssssts1t = t. ~ H.
ChsrtA esswssn sIss's s,,ss, JOEL w. MASON PssdssA
-K. TS,..aty..econa Ward Ceaneh Of PSlAteA1 Mo-
Ihe s5 .ylnr me~tnE IN "a. Fhis1A. Sa9feA ee
ven Broadway and Eighth ave, % hSNeAt "A' - ""
- A ~ a. eeek fall nueHdaaec iaess -,,,. x ~.
yGEnn4 kecT. SlLlbe " Af~es~Sf"~'e
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Tonnes, Melvain & Co..
o MAIDEE.LAEE.
3 RON u F, 8,
FROM PARIS, VIENNA, AND BERLIN

Committee for tho Relief OF the Sufferers 6y the
Chicago ConHaGration.
Roons oY TIE CHAMBER CoHHERcH,
No. s. WILLIAM October IL, 1871
Persons subscribing this object Ssnd their eOnba
ton, to ,h. Chamber Of Commerce No wn GEORGE
WILSON seer.y Chamber between the hours Of 10 and
,p n or to any Ofs Committee CAsis be made pysb'
to The order Of A A. LOW, Treasurer
oFPICBRs OF TIE COMMITTEES:
JOHN C. GREEN, Chairman, II sOuths-
GEORGE oPDYKE vlo.-chaiunsn. IS Hsssausk
A Low, Treasurer, 81 BurlnEsip,
FRANK e HOWE, Secretary. 90 wsllR
Madison-ave. Reformed Church PhI seventh s.
Rev GANsB pastoMorning service a. 10y oeoek asnoSo
o. ren1Ag Of IN this church MONDAY BVEhhG
Nov 6, At o'clock
Rubber Rings for Ballots an hours rs DeiAneJ st. and
6 eiIth-aye
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NTuYork Oct u, 1871.
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WILLIAM RADDR. GEORGE W. vAklAh,
SOLOMON MBHRBAcH GkDRGB BUkGhAkD.
ALEXANDER MARTIN, yOhh EOLEny -..,n
JANRS PiTzGRRA Id, GUsTAVUS W. FABKR,
JOSEPH c. JACKSON.
senatohAl;
Dat Dis. - -
wi o'DoYoyAE RoSsA. VII JAMES OBRIEN
v..RRASTUS c. BENEDICT VIII DANIEL r. TlEhANA
V..AUGUSTUS WklSAAhN
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l. JAMES HRALY XII. HENRY E. cRAMProA
II. HENRY @ LBAsH. XIII. GEORGE 4. nACKAr
III. .EDwD A.wTLLoI GHBTl XIv..JOHN A. FOLEY
lVJ0Hk HECKfR XIV .PREIyK KLIAM
v..DAyID s. PAIGR XVI. NICHOLAS HAIGHTOh
vllsAAC WOOD. XVII. .CHAs. A. PLAMNEk
VII hoRATl0 n rwoMBLY. XVIII sAMUBL J. T1LDBM
VIII. CONRAD GEIB. xix. ..HORATI0 SEYMOUR
TX. STEPHEN PBLL XX..sBvRRN D. AOuLToR
X..HbfnI HAIGHT. XN..WM WHITBBck
Rush G. HAHKlha
RosWELL D. HATcH. seey HENRY O. sTEBBlNS, ChairssA
We usdersEned, recommend eur Sslsw csSa NJ wrG
LIAM RADDE hr Ahzan He and able and satea -
the Of every honest dtsen:
W =. .HAvEMEYRR. MAX RUCKGABER
sIGI>MUED KArPhANN p g. STALK NEUHT
C. sCIIWARZHABLDBR, BLIAL y HALL,
o. ZOLLIKOPPER. AZ. KRLLOG
GAz HSLfGARTBN n r MlcE1I
CIV PABBR, ,. RUDOLPHY,
Dr. A. g. DUNN OSWALD ofTRNboRFER
HARTWlG GBRCKB, ANDRRAe WllIAAhH,
B. WBSTERNANS II O. Won POST.
g. sTBlGsR WILLIAM eTRlNWAY
W. BOECKBL, WILLIAM A. K0BBB,
J z T0HLHAvN, RUDOLPH GARRl0UR
TIL. sCHRICKRL, y. sBEGBR N D.
MILAN AMI h wICKHAh, A. Al3r6S & GoPsEFSr De sEpST
GUSTAV eCHWAB, EMIL UEGkR
PfI BIssIE0BR L w. SCHAIDT.
WILLY wALLACH. c. hAGNUs
BUG. q BALLIN, u. LUDWIG.
GRO. ". KRgEGER, Pa. sI4HLhAEH
b. D. T. AARSHALL, PPARRBI
FREDK. ULRICHS, R0BBRT NEWMAN
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

A sfsetsaS Of de YOUNG Hxry 6oxtcPAE fkFosg
aeSoCATfoH q he 20A Ware w!n y sA THIS KVEHEq u
an .ss q ss ssd 1As ~. sEsx 3 ss.S e rss, .ss
hviaef. "
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
MARYLAND.

Republican majority....4
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06


The State also elects its full Legislature. That last oho
aen I'm 1870 Was composed As follows:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
tIRCUlT COURT.
Sat ara ny, Apri IAN. fs,,.

Court assembled at . am, and was
promptly called to order BY Judge Baker.
The case Of Russell W.. Wardner was re-
sumed-Judge Allen occupying partof the
morning in examination of the plaintiff.
Judge Mulkey subjected plaintiff to a long
cross.examinalion, and at PIN. DR. Jas.
Roberts, Of Carbondale was called to the
witness stand. The Doctor graduated q,
Jefferson College, Philadelphia, in
1885, and has practlced medicine
since then in this State.
He examined the plaintiff arm thorough.
ly in the presence ofthe jury, and proceed.
ed with his diagnosis Of the case. The
doctor gave his evidence in an extremely
clear and lucid manner. .f.y rt
This case is Of great public interest, and
i, closely watched by a large array Of
medical talent. ,......ti,--
At5 pm, court ad journed till Monday
morning at 9 o'clock. .. toi.f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

REMovAL.-Mrs. j. Cummings wishes
TO inform her customers and the public
generally that sho has removed her mil
linery goods from -hss storo on Eighth
street to the commodious room on Com
mercial Avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets known rs Mrs.. oswolds
old stand. Mrs. Cummings has added
largely to her stock of goods, and now mas
a cheap, seasonable and fashionable coll
lection Of hats, bonnets, ribbons, etc. to
which she asks the attention of old and
new patrons, m24dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

GERMAN LUTHERAN CnuRcu.-To-day
the German Lutheran Church Of this city
will receive into its fold nineteen new
members who Will receive the Com munion
for the first time. The church will be
decorated with evsrgreens ard hower',
and the services, which will doubtless be
impressive, will commence at 10 O'Clock
am. The pastor. Rev. Rober. Helbig, Il
. gentleman OF ability and imbued with
the spirit ofgenuine Christian enthusiasm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Tue new barber arm, at the popular
stand Of Fred. Thcobold, are growing in
favor every day. The proprietors, Mes,rs.
Brown & Edwards, 10 we'll posted in their
business, and Gas Hime is o barber who
canno; be e1celled in Cairo. Tho room
has been reatted, and he who would en-.
Joy . ans shsve-s glorious shave-should
remember the plaes-Sixth street, between
Ohio Ievee and Commercial Avenue.
ancIvp
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Died, at the residence Of James John
son, In Cairo, at 8 o'clock pm, Saturday
April 18th, 1871, Jesse Hundley aged
eighteen years.,
The remains will bs taken TO Olney, Ill
inois, for interment, leaving Cairo by
Monday mornings train. Funeral ser
vices will DO coaductsd by Rev. Mr.
ThomPsoa vt NJ. johnson residence, cor
ner Fourteenth street and Commercial
avenue atA o'clock sunday afternoon.
/. Friends and acquaintance of the family
ere ihvited 10 attend. gts8 aHE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

THAT everybody in Cairo may enjoy the
delights OF ice cream, lemonade, and soda
water, during the warm weather which is
now close upon us, p. Saup has fitted up
hi. rooms at lo2, Commercial Avenue,
with all the convenienccs Of a frst-class
saloon. ladies, ladies and gentlemen,
and families can be accommodated at all
hours and may visit the saloon with no
fear ofbeing disturbed by improper char
aoters, as all such will be rigidly excluded
from the rooms. Saups ice cream is al
ways the coldes, and the best, his lemon.
AIDE lemonade delicious and his saltwater
beyond comparison. Those who don't
believe it will be convinced by a trial.
dow
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
in3ldln,
FOR RENT.

The house heretofore occupied by Pat
rick Fitzgerald, on Ohio Leyee between
Fourth and Eighth streets. This house. if
not the best business house is certainly
the principal steamboat landing and is
near the Illinois Central railroad depot.
Apply next door at Robert Smyth 4 Cos.
Wholesale grocery store.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

While - stranger vas passing along
Washington Avsae yesterday, he sud-
denly bee ssne aware Of the fac, tina, his
beard WA long and tina, he should have Il
Gu. Dropping into A!bs's tho cxpe-
rienced barber Of tha, ,ousor,si palace,
soon made his face ~ smooth ss monu.
mental alabaster. He sf,erward. declared
that /, Gas the most delicious shave he had
ever had In his life. tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED, AGENTS.

seventy Ave to two hundred dollars per month
MMs sahe Improved Common senas Family sswipS
mseh'ne. This machiLe will stitch. hem, fsIf.
' ,ucS' sind. braid, cord, quilt aud embrnidei in
vMrsnted Tor hve wears. We will "a = ,O0o for
sS n, machine that xill ssw stronger, uSss beau.
Elastic Loca Stitch" Every second ss,,ch c.n
oe cut and stll the cloth csnnot b. pulled spsrl
wHh9ut tearing 7. We pay sgsnts ss5 70 S2o3 Der
tw,ce that amount can be made, For circular.
sla terms, apply to OF sddrsss, ~ III
-. Q. BOWELS 4 CO.,
$ssspfoce Street, Philadelphia, Ps.
CAvvfox do not 10 imposed upon ~, o.h.,
psl tle' 'imng OH worshle % cast tioo aschins.
uuoes 10 same name W olhs iso, Oura NJ he
cay 4, ss,as ana really pEscsisA sAssR H.shiss
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Az IMPORTANT TRUrH-The excite
ment throughout the country, occasioned
by the late revolutionary movement in
Paris, has at last spread to Cairo, and has
been made manifest in the anxiety Of
every man Of good taste to have his boots
and shoes made by Ehlers, who is the boot
and shoe maker Of the city. His shop is
on Goth street, nearly opposite the court
house. a.. H. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Occasionally . boot and sho. maker is
found who Is especially good on certain
kinds OF work, but Bsugh is good in all
branches OF his trade, and challenges COM
petition. He invites a trial. and is willing
10 guarantee satisfaction. egivcs good
stock, y splendid Of and workmanship tina;
IL par excellence. n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Iwill sell, on reasonable terms, my
three story. hotel and grocery building, and
lot, located on the Ohio Levec. opposite
the Central Elevator. This IL avery de-
sirablc property being close to the new
manufacturing establishment now being
erected in the Fourth Wsrd, and Is par
ticularly adopted 10 the uses Of any per-
son desiring u stand for eithcr the ho,e,
or grocery business. Apply, either By
letter or personally, to
MICHAEL HOURIGAN.
I'm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Fresh Corn MEAL.--N. ID. Guntsr
having purchased and thoroughly repaired
the Fsnton Corn Mill wishes 10 inform
dealers and families that they can always
b supplied with the very best article, by
applying at the mill, corner Of Commercial
avenue and Twentieth street. Give him Q
Ill ------ ca ~. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Rspors FOR the Month OF March.

The enrolment above shows u decrease
Of ls from the enrolment for February;
the average daily attendance, decrea.e
of 20; the per cent. of attendance, an in
crease Of Q per cent.
That the per cent. Of attendance COM
pares favorably with that af other towns
in tho State, may be seen from the follow.
ing statement made from school reports
published in the April number of the H.
iuois Teacher.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

CooL.-At the sample Rooms Of Al
derman Fitzgerald, corner Of Conn,srcisl
avenus and Fourteenth street, the best OF
cool lager beer can DO obtained. OF this
fact let all the thirsty lovsnA y lager
take notice. lJfFD .sIWl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

This Is no apology for whisky drinking
tits medicine that cannot be used to In.
toxicate; it produces tonic effect, ~
we'll as acts as cathartic. In fact, Sim
mons Liver Regulator Is pronounced an
unexceptionsbls medicine. aooI
snylldAvlN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
LOCAL BREvITlEs.
Circuit Court still rolls along.

|
: Three planets are now visible, al blaxinI
away at the same time. r
: The Select Council passed tho Arab fr
companys bill for slo2 As last night.
The Paducah excursion Is still subjec
7 Of conversation among the gossips
The Flora Garden will open for tn,
season today.
Judge Bross proposes to call together
the County Court to passo on tho c. & v
K. X. proposition.
The Flora Garden will open to-day,
with music by Isenbcrg's band, and all
proper amusements.
The Mayor, and Councilmen Hurd,
Woodward and Schulz were present at the
meeting Of the Select Council last night.
| Street Supervisor Ward Is now collect
ing the street tsx--or will be tomorrow.
Get ready for him.
Jack Winter, d. s. Harreii VIM. schut-
tas and VIM. Hambleton propose 70 give
grand MAy-Day picnic. GPi % t'
= An ordinance -wss adopted last night
providing new manner in which .ido-
walks shall be hereafter built, ....
Mr.. II. r. Gerould, late superintendent
of the gas works Of Decatur, has accepted
the superin tendency Of the gas works of
this city. tGE.Et
The ordinance providing for chan ging
the time Of holding the meetings of the
Council and changing the rules, was de.
feated.
A pleasant little party was given Friday
night u, Winters Hall. The success Of the
affair IL due ~ the efficient management
Of Mr. r. Sullivan. .".-' ~ 'It
The Board Of Health have attacked the
nuisance created by the outflow Of the
sewers in the rear Of VIM. OCsllabsn's
house on the corner Of Coh.merci al avenue
and Fourth street.
City Attorney Pope has been making
. raid upon the retail sellers Of liquor who |
have been doing business without license,
and BY his diligence in this respect has
secured to the city from $500 70 $500, 1
1.-THE stubborness of Alexander county
should kill the Cairo and vincennes rail.
road, up spout will go tho Cairo and st.
Louis road, and then goodbye all hopes
Of the prosperity ofCairo. .... |
The Padncah Iferala returns thanks to
the Cairo Silver Band for, a compliment
lary serensds. 1T is, says the Herald,
"a very excellent band, and does credi. 70
Cairo nI..tIS syfN
Tho Carbondale correspondent Of the
Aryss ssys: "Aons. Houpt
write. me tha, his faithful dog, Bruno, ar
rived ut Cairo from Marphysboro last
week. Why didn't Houpt lie. US have
this important item Of news in advance Of
our jackson county neighbor! But It is
always thus.
Tho proposition TO allow persons owing
street tax 10 pay 80 cash instead Of - 10
scrip was defeated by the Select Council.
The point made was that, under the char
Ter, scrip must be received in payment Of
all debts due the city, and that therefore
Il the proposition to receive 81 cash for
tree, tax should DO adopted, any citizen
might offer, under the charter, s: scrip,
and the street supervisor would not dare
10 refuse 10 accept the amount.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
OUR TOBACCO MARKET.
Ballard warshouse--ffeavy Sale.

The sales yesterday ut the Ballard Ware
house, comprised 40 hhds Of all grades, and
D there was but one rejection, and the
owners OF the tobacco on sale were
nearly oil present, we presume the prices
obtained we're all satisfactory. We noticed
a number Of rev faces on the boards and
some three or four new buyers which
caused quite futter among the old hab-
tues, and the inquiry was freely circulated
as to "whsts the latest tobacco news" The
truth Of the matter 10, our market is being
looked to, to All the vacuum felt in other
markets. ...
Tho past week, with the exception Of
one day, has been very unpropitlous for
the handling of tobacco, in consequence Of
which the receipts have been light.
We quote the market very Arm at to-
days prices, but cannot zee any change OF
Importance since our last.
Foreign buyers ere nlling their orders
very sparingly, H. at all, at the seabcards,
snd by careful inspection Of all the mar
kc,s we see no margin for speculation be-
tween the home and seaboard market
Planters realize more by . quick return
Of sales in the homo market than they
would from an advanced price in foreign
market, calculating the time they lay out
Of the use of the proceeds of their sales.
We cannot calculate on any material
change in the market during the season
and would advise q conversion OF the
present crop into money as early as prac.
ticablc.
From the Bureau of Agriculture, We
are advised OF the preliminary estimate Of
the crop Of 1870 a. 400, 900, 900 pounds,
showing q decrease as compared with 1860,
which showed product oe 43i,is3,56l
pounds but this decrease will have no
effect on the general market,
as the demand from Franco and Germany
has been materially curtailed by the recent
In those countries.
Freight rates on tobacco to Cairo are as
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
LAST CALL.

The undersigned is preparing his delin'
quent list for State and County taxes, and
will have II In the hands OF the printer
BY the Let proximo. All parties in arrears
for taxes either upon real estate or per-
sonal property a that date will be taxed al
cost. t "te. U|...
ALEX. II. IRWIN.
ap-7-d I'd. suERIYr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16
apflm

"Fitxgeralds sample room, = the pleas
ant name which 1.-THE Alderman from the
Third" has christeued his new place, at
the corner Of Fourteenth street and Com
mercial Avenue. To say augh, in praise
Of his ane wines, liquors and cigars would
be altogether supsrAuous, for his saloons
never contained any other sort. His
friends, while ION the wing" in that part
Of the city, are cordially invited to drop
In and see him. aprstf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Ladies Serge Polish, scallop-,op, for
from one dollar and nfty cents to three
dollars and twenty-five cents, At City
Shoe Store, corner Of Commercial avenue
and Eighth street. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Parties desiring 60 purchase or lease
lots on reasonable terms can do 80 no,c
from tho owner Of the Holbroos estate,
who can BE- found-for q short time--st
the Office Of S. $. Taylor, Cairo, Ills.
apli-lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

NorrcE.-All parties are notified against
trading for note drawn by J. +. Myer
for sixty dollars, running ninety days,
dated March Q, ls7l, andin favor Of Mag
dalena B.ankenburg, rs the same was
stolen from my premises, on Tuesday nigh,
last. +. BLASkENBuRG.
Cairo, H., April IL, 1871. aprl3-3t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

POLICE CorRr.--B-oss presided yester.
day. The following is q list Of tho
victims;
l. Anna Adams, vagrsney. Fine, SIS
Paid.
2. Mollie Wilson, who Is . colored gal
vsgrancy. Arrested by Sheehan. Fine
Gas. Send up thirty-one days.
8. Frank Boylin. Selling whisky with
on. license. Fined $40. Committed four
teen days.
4. Mollie Dixon. Vsgrancy. Fined $40
Paid. Arrested by Cain and Sheehan.
5,s,7 snds. The Mackerels. ysgran'
cy. Sent up forty-four days each.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Ladies Serge (Polish) French Kid
fo1ed. at City Shoe Store, corner of Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

DIED.-Jesse Hundley, brother Of Frank
Hundlsy, and half-brother Of james
johnson, died iu this city yesterday even
ing, aged ~ years. .at
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-16

Gents Oxford Tics, Prin:o Albert,
and Opera Slippers, at the City Shes
Store" corner OF Commercial, avenue and
Eighth street. II