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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-29


bios acababan de pronuneiar el ftlti
mo ''yiva" q Colombia, q Cuba y 4 la
libertad.
iSupieron morir; dieron 4 su patria
el dltimo suspiro y q su bandera el Ill
timo saludo!
De entire esos cadayeres desert6
Urdaneta. Su cuerpo salio ileso de en-
tre esa tempestad de plomo; pero no
escape de la de hierro: cargado de
grillos fue conducido 4 la Habana,
despnes de haber sido objeto de ex.
hlblcion en- todos los lugares del tran
sito.
En- aquella ciudad unas almas bon
dadosas le consiguicron la liberiad, y
la caridad pdblica lie suministr6' Ell pa
SAFE hasta Colon. (22)
Por el helnos sabido estos porme-
nores.
iEl es el tinico que ha quedado des-
tinado por la Providencia para ser el
portador de una noticia que LENA al
Cauca de luto y debe llenar 4 uste-
des- --- no Sc de que! (23)
iCuando ell honor 10 exile es nece-
sarlo morir como han ensenado 4 mo-
rlr los colombianos en- Cuba!
Por 10 demas, senior general Cis-
neros, sepa Y. que hablo porque ten
go ell deber de hacerlo.
Fuera de que en- esa gran tumba
que Y. y sus companeros han cavado
para la expedition del Cauca hay
mucho que me pertenece; eldocumen-
to que publico 4 continuation demos
tiara d '. que estoy comprometido
con los que antes fueron sus compa-
neros, hoy con sus sombras, 4 deci1
10 que es precise decirse.
FL engano de que fueron vlctimas
no merece la heroicidad con que lle-
varon a cabo el sacrifcio.
listed me conoce, y sabe V. GUAM
to harla por conseguir la ibertad de
Cuba. Hoy desespero de que esa Nber-
tad Sc consiga. (24).
Las causas que no Sc defender
con hldalgufa, por muy santas que
sean, Sc desacreditan y mueren.
81 el general Ryan y demas jefes
de la expedition no estuvieran hoy
paseando en- Nueva-Y miertras
que el angel de la muerte Sc cierne
sobre la tumba de la valicnte y gene
rosa expedition del Cauca, no habris
una lengua que lanzara una impreca.
clon, nj una pluma que trazAra una
censura.
Colombia nccesita tomar cuenta de
su sangre derramada; 81 ella era ne
cesaria para el triunfo de la causa dc
Cuba, sera una 9 gloria que reAejat3
sobre sus nueve estrellas; 81 fue YER
tlda intitilmente, se1G una u1Gmcha pa
ra Ia JaNdera de Ia naciemte Repabzicc
cnba"o, (25)y '. es ell responsible de
cl.a.
iNaicrosos caucanos! iDormid en-
paz el sueho dc la tumba, que el angeI
de la inlnortalit'ad es el fel custodio
dc vncstros sopulcros! iColombia Sc
enorgulIece dc sus hijos, y la causa
de la RepGblica esta satisfecha de
vosotros!
iEl suclo de Cuba cubre vuestros
restos, y las paginas de la gloria re-
clben vuestros nombres!
iGeneral Cisneros, adios!
Colombia di6 a V. la sangrc que
lie pidi6. iLastima que Sc vertiera tan
ini1tilmente!
Los espanoles venden muy cara la
libertad. Los encargados de comprar-
la no deben buscarla en- los paseos y
meetings de Nueva-York, sino en- los
campos de batalla.
j. N. Lleyas."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-29
} Fran todos mercenarios y piratas.
} Quiai Son uu grano de anfs.
\ q. 10 toYrI n1a raociIra 1.11o hC,,, III

VI NEttI.t. k1ViI ttU t5IftkIU IO dIiIS
% Es Ia primera nacion que sabemos Sc
.enorgulezea por producer niratas.
Nos alcgralnos que Y. vaya cOnociendo
Ia hilaza de sus patronOs.
(5) ESQ que esta expedition costo s6,471
pesos, 81 centavos 4 los paganos laborantes.
(6) La Pr0videncia es esp0joiG en- Cuba va
estan bastaBt6 PRACTICES en- Ia caza de esta es-
pecie de pajaros, de paso para que no tengan los
metios Gle seguir con ojo avizor la direction de
su vueIo.
~ No caian del btlrro: eran perseverantes
en- sais hazaflas como d. Quijote.
90 Hubieran comido yerbas como los caba-
lleros andantes.
(9) Y extrana 81 autor de la carta semeiante
pr oceder en- los reclutadores para Cuba libre.
,Que NAL los conoce!
(1O) Mas A ficil era La conquista del reino de
Micomicon D. Quijote la llev6 cabo con sn
54s IL es..ff1I}lls s: g l9s gseetps as rNQ'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-29
(22) iOh fer0cidad esna;olai

(23) DE NADIA de que no esten Va llenos.
~ .iY hasta hoy no habi:a Y. desesperado
ce el!og Pues sc. coloce que esta Y. bier rnte-
RADIO. Hace tempo Que ninguna persona de sen
tido comun cree Ell 81 triunfO de los incendia-
RIOS de Cuba. ss ss@ !. "A a1IG.s1-.
la5l. A esta handora ya no le cabep mas
1as9fass.. = ! 'a s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET coaPANYs
c.,,.n ss wI Al a Tuesday, .,. ,.
taking passengers from New YORK Hamburg, Plymouth
First Cabin, slsS Cabin gold s,esrase, $50,
The $ si sal S;sS Ss, s''' so.s
81 Eroaa street, Ny. No ! Barcs ~ street Ny.
w New York. Cork Liverpool. New and ful-powsrcd
Steamships, the six larges. in the world.
3fEAsri soon ,,,, n siLsS 81, hSs1IsaiTHio
Tha,sdsy q, ea, .ng; a Corr Haroor zach way., "
All, \! ~: &. Ssss sv
comblnns safety sneed AMI com orr -, :,
m.Sp sf mS. isn ie %r surgeon.
k.issSs,,loon w. sca ego currency
's % tsrs '.'
o9 SoSsd 10 q from A. o. Paris
Esc"r,, ,rn ,icss,, ssn,ed at lowest rates.
Br Tss Te~ 1Rp' '' Agent
NroRTn.aERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
steamship iSd cspn 4Ga Meyer WIN ..
ans sSst. :. oow.d Bremen re pier foot
Steamship HANsA Captain E. Brickens.cin ON Thursday,
Rates Of Passage London Hnvre aud Bremen. payable in
gold or It's equivalent In currency -
Second cabin
'''S oELRChs co, Agents, IS Broad street.
HEALTH, REST. PLEASURE, BUSINESS: -ExcUR.
sion e Scotland Sweden, sorsay and Denmark june
0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
SexGASys MAIL
STEAMSHIPS aAILs sFs aeSs AND hA'Hh
The splendid vessels on ss f.ySre as' or the CONT
ST: LAURENT Lemarie.. Saturday, June3
viLLE IL rAKls, snfmon'..... .'sn.u,nsy 'nne
LAFAYETTE, Rousseau. Saturday. July 10
q passage In gold snSusns w,ns Bre" or Hav.s
These steamers do not carry storage passengers
irnvee r seHaee 20 and returning CONT
8, @ ns ne 81 aS ys
tho Channel besides '' SE5 GscS&sslS
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR.
- rying the Unitci states mats.
Sailing every Wednesday. .
WYOMING hineray.... .'...........MS Sl Az = "
AiSShs''" From pier Is North river 4
Cabin nj . sss ;ssr si. VA currency
sweSsn' &C. prs d 'i fssad naani France aud
Germany at lowest VII %iLl AGHy 'auros Bro.,~A
n sTElH 10 EiyEs , a.. AND 2 QUEENSTOWN
pEEEsYLvASIA Webster. w eanesaay, Nav 81, MspM.
vIsdIk% Simmer .sa sy June ss'S
Passage to Liverpool 0uccnssownCabn, $40 and $50;
seeragc, tss currency.
Prepaid STORAGE tickets from Liverpool Queenstown,
Londonderry and Glasgow, 49,, curIcnny.
For further particulars apply at the companys once NO.
F.w J. HURST, Manager.
TNMAN LINE
i for Queenstown and Liverpool. Roya! mail steamers
NEMESIS Thursday June I, SP. n.
CITY Or ihoNDOS SATURDAY, June D. !. NJ
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday. June 10, " Noon.
CITY OF DUBLIN, via Halifax Tuesday, June IL. r.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier ID
North river. - -. ...
Payable In gold. Payable In currency. -
First caoin Storage.
10 ondon. suI 10 Lonuop. 20
Passengers forwarded 10 Hsvre, Hamburg Sweden,
Norway and DenmarK VI reduced rates.
Tckes he bought here moderate ra<s by persons
wishing % send tor their friends.
FOR lurtcg mlo IN apply ~ the Conpsny's o0cs
JOHN u. DALE, ASs1i, 10 broadway, ". X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31

TExAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH,
l. Ing AZ Key West. carryin the United States mall
The Al steamship CLl DE- Captain Kennedy, at pier
East RIVER will leave Saturday, june 3. i
Through bills of aiding given 10 Houston and 70 all pon
on the Galveston Houston Henderson and B. b. K An1
&. Railroad
~ e- e. nj MALLORY CO.. 1883 Maid N lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31

INANTED-BY A GERMAN, SITUATION AS GAR
w cener Goa ohnlan, and TO himself generally
useful on gentemans place Apply to l.. PoPhAM, s5
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31

TINE FRANCHISE DEPUIs PEU DE TEMPS DAMS
- ce rsys demands a cnrcr dams une famile pcu
s'occuper dcS eafants Ct couire, CONNIE femme de
chambre bonnie reference. Sadresser pour deux jours
LIFTS Broadway, de 9 heures q midi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY DAY BoATs-THIs FAvoRIrE LINE RE-
~ sumes operations on Wednesday May 81, the DANIEL
DREW making the that day to be followed
by the WIZARD Thursday Captain VIM. II. Peck Is Ia
command CT the Drew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31

L,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF ths lac leave pier ~ North river. foot Of
Beach str ct
lat8P. NJ, steamship ALBEMARLE connecting with the
Virginia and Tennessee Air line, the Scaboard Inland Ak
line Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Chesap AXE and Ohio
Railroad and Richmond and Dauvllc Railroad. Through
passenger tickets through bills OF adng ri reduced
rates o all points South and Southwest.
Apply pier 81 at otnce OF the compan y, 1877
Greenwich street, corner OF Dcy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31

TINE DAME, ARRIvANT DE PARIS. DESIRE Sc
u placer femme Go chambre: ellie salt bicn
Golfer fare les robes Sadresser DuAoNT l57 Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31

ClTUArf0N WANTED-AS COACHMAN AND GAR
~ dcner ty Geynan honest capable and kind aud der
stana taking charge of greenhouse Address box 3sd
Post oniee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31

yNANTED-A MAN QUALIFIED TO CONDUCT A Sc
res Of soundnes and borngs to determine the charac
ter OF foundations for bridges and other works. In aon
the Harlem river in water and land unexceonate ref
erences viii be required.
Apply. between the hours Of and o'clock r. NJ,
WIN. II. GRANT, Chief Engineer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-31

A SITUATION WANTED AS GROOM OR COACH.
n and groom, BY single man of experience; not
afraid OF work; good references Address j. f. box $50
Herald ONCE.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04
NOTICE.
MaEninesns Property at Pabiie sale.

will sell my residence, located NJ the
corner Of 24th street and Holb brook ave.
nue., at public sale, on Saturday next, at
III o'clock, am, at the court house. 1t
contains nine large and elegant rooms,
large cemen,ed cellar, with brick founda-
ton under the whole house. Out.houses are
complete, including fine two-story barn.
The house is located on eight lots, one and
a half feet above grade. The grounds
are adorned with . large and choice selec-
ton Of fruit trees, vines, shrubs and aow-
ers.
Opportunity will be given TO examine
the premises to those desiring to purchase.
Terms of sale: One-hAlf cash, balance
in one and two years At ten per cent. per
annum. Sale positive.
JOEL G. MORGAN.
Cairo Feb 4th. 1871
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04
Closing Out Sale.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth Of
ready.made clothing, hats, caps, boots,
shoes, trunks and valeses are offered for
sale by =. Neh, 70, Ohio Levee, at AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being his in
tention to close out in that line and EN-
bark exclusively and more extensively in
the furnishing goods and merchant tailor
ing business.
This closing out sale furnishes an oppor-
tunity to secure clothing cheaper than
ever before offered in this market.
declOtf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

NEW "RIC uMoSDs. 1t is said that
Mr.. Henry Winter proposes to make a
race for the position Of Mayor, and t. num-
Der Of his friends are already talking him
up. He is, they say, u stronger man than
Mr.. Wilson, and would make as good
Mayor.
Judge Mulkcy is mentioned as the pos
sible Select Councilman for the Second
Ward, and Mayor Wilson as one of the
Board of Aldermen. In the First Ward,
Mr.. Biggs, the popular steamboat agent,
has been suggested for seat among the
Aldermen.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

INTEND TO RUS.-Messr.. Bird and
Scott; promnen, republicans Of this city
negrocs-were ut tnc Clerks Office yc.,er-
day, 10 ascertain what kind of bonds must
be given by the City Clerk and Marshal.
Bird will he tho Radical candidate for
Clerk, and Scott either the Radical candi-
date for NJ arshal, or candidate indepen-
dent Of the party.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

CONE 10 GREr-Yes.eriay morning, a
st. Louis sharper, by the name Of Charley
Williams, alias Green cold }, acccsted q
kentucky darkey and showed him a strap,
which, by coiling In . certain manner the
loop could always be caught. Greeny tried ii
three times aud caughtit every time. Jus,
N this time sharper No. stepped up and
tried the experiment, bu, failed in every
attempt 10 catch the loop, and expressed
his willingness 90 be, $50 tha, no
person on earth could 'ca,ch 1t. A, that
momen, constable Arnold stepped up and
csugh, him. He was taken before Judge
Bross, who lned him $50 and costs. Hsv-
ing no money, he is now working on the
streets. lie however, dispatched 10 st.
Louis instructing his "Moll to send $50
byeSpre.., in order tina; he nigh, release
himself from limbo.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

The meat market Of Gayer & Co., at the
'orner OF Washington avenue and Tenth
street, is one of "institutions" of the city.
1t 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 & Co. have had many years ex-
perience as butchers, and have long ago
learned that it pays bestto keep fine meats
and command hrst-class custom. For
choice meats, therefore, cut in a neat and
skillful manner, 60 to "The Peoples. Meat
Market" presided over by Gsyer & Co
dec left.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04
Hoo, wIruorr HoxISY.-Thcrs was An

Hoo, WITHOUT HoAISY.-Thcre was An
interesting hog case tried before Esquire
Shsnnessy yesterday. Mr.. Petrie chsrg-
ed Arthur Boyle with taking four Of his
hogs, and Mr.. Boyle asserted that Mr..
Petrie was mistaken. On this issue the
parties wen, to trial, and jury Of siI
citizens brought ina verdict Of sac, We
believe, for Pe,rie. II is so easy to make
a mistake in hogs. Albright appeared
for Pe,rie and Mum for Boyle. We in
tended to publish the evidence, but out of
consideration for Il feelings Of Mr. Boyle
came to the conclusion that We would dis
miss the subjec, with brief notice.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

ELEGANT RESIDENCE yoa SALE.-Ws
direct attention 10 = notice elsewhere,
that Mr.. Morgan will sell his residsn CO
on Saturday next At public ssle. He
desires to dispose Of his valuable and
beautiful residence in order TO 90 into
business, and to be better able 70 conduct
1t with success and profit. Any one desir.
ing TO purchase an elegant home, here 10
the bes, opportunity ever offered in
Cairo. 1, il pleasantly located, the
house is large and substantially built-in
fact We may say-a complete residencs In
every respect. No such opportunity will
be offered in Cairo again. Read the
notice.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

ACCIDENT TO JAMES ESGLIsH.-A let.
ter from Dealers Landing, La, inform.
.us that James English, Of this city, while
attempting to fire his pistol, prematurely
dscharg ed several barrels, and wounded
his left hand, tearing the two middle
fingers in fearful manner, Mr.. Eng
lish's surgeon thinks it probable, tina, the
fingers may be saved
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

OSE hundred presents given away eve
ry night by Prof. H. Sands entertain.
ments. The best magician now tray Yelling.
Thir,y.two years experience, The great
European traveller.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

NEW PHoToGRAPH GALLERY.-Mr.
Wor'hing,on, has fitted up suit Of pho
'osraph rooms, ..above Rockwell & Co. i.
in splendid style and informs US Of hi.
discrimination 10 be par sreeli,nes the
photographer OF Southern Illinois. Mr..
WorthIngton comes to the city well 70.
commended, and with specimens Of works
which exhibit great skill in his art
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

TABER BROTHERS, SO Ohio Levee, will
hereafter keep constantly on hand, direct
from the Eastern manufacturers the very
hes, winter strained purified sperm OIL for
sewing machines, and all fine and light
machinery. This oil has never yet been
superseded by any Of the manufactured
oils, rs il never gums or is affected by the
weather. dec2stf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04
Cairo, February 3, 1871.

STRENGTH TO THE BLooD.-Without q
certain proportion Of Iron, the blood
loses its strength and purity. Blood en-
,ers every organ through the circulation,
distributing the nutrative principle 10
every texture and the source Of every
secretion hence the importance Of keep
ing 1t duly enriched. II Il has become
weak, the entire system will be weak, and
the danger Of incurring disease imminent;
in short, good blood makes US healthy
bad blood makes US sick. Here we are
almonishel Of the superior advantages Of
MISHLERS HERB BTTTERS. The
Iron in these Bitters is readily absorbed
into the circulation, and strong
and vigorous constitution created. The
circulation J. regulated by them and II
any organ be weaker than the rest, the
debosi;s which cause boils carbunclcs,
,umors, lump., &c, are checked and re-
moved, and a healthy tone impratcd TO
the entire system 1t always cures, and
never fails to prevent disease arising from
impure blood :eblesdSwlw
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04
F.GALIGHER & CO.

RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-The series Of
meetings at the Methodist Church, in this
city, still continues, with increasing inter-
est. About twelve persons have connected
themselves with the Church, and others
have expressed their determination 70 do
so. Rev. Fred. l.. Thompson, the pastor
Of the charge, has conducted the exercises,
and has infused into his congregation some
Of his own enthusiasm. There will be no
services a, the Church tonight; but to-
morrow Sunday Mr. Thompson will
preach at half.past 10 am, and in the
evening a. half.past I o'clock. The ser
mon in the evening will be addressed par.
.icularly to children and young people.
The parents and the public generally are
in y,el.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

HiBEnSiAss.-A meeting of the Hiber-
nian Fire Company will be held on Mon
day evening, February 9Th, for the purpose
OF taking action on the new Constitution
and Bylaws. BY order Of the Company.
JOHN MILLER, Sec y.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

~ The Lumsden brought 25o empty
barrels for Fulton l.. Sons, Cairo, l25 SKIS
dried fruit, 20 sks peanuts for Chicago,
+3 rolls leather, 72,0O0 feet cedar lumber
for St. Louis, 100 bbls flour, 8 mules 6
tons sundries for reshipment south.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

DR. ]. F. RANDALL, Office on Seventh
and Washington streets, Treat all Chronic
complaints .-Consultations Free.-Tells
your disease without asking any questions.
The Doctor remains only one week. Call
and see the Dr., II costs you nothing.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

SEhEsADER.--The .Eolian Serenaders
favored Us with an elaborate entertain
meat, consisting Of vocal and instrumental
mutic, on Thursday night, near-sbout the
time when church yards yawn and grave.
give up their dead. The music was deli.
eiou,, and We hope the .orensders will
come again.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

THE railroad traveller will find a
remedy that is pleasant and perfectly
harmless, and sure preventive of the
evil effects from Constipation or change of
water and diet, by using simmons Liver
Regulator. jan25dawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

DANCE AND RAFTLE.-There will be a
dance, and rattle for Ane navy revolve
on Saturday night, February sth, at james
Grsy's saloon, on Commercial avenue,
two doors below Twentisth street. Chan
ces, hf,y cents, each.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

60 To Ewell q Jacob, and see Leonard
& Co. improved Brass Je, Lamp which
can be used in every manner about the
house. They canno. be broken. No
ehimneys TO break no danger " explosion.
Can be used with Aurora oil or Gasoline
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

WASTEp.-A female servant, white or
black, TO do chamber work in small fam
lily, and nurse. To good help, the highest
wages will be paid Address Enquirer,
Mt this office.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

oNE hundred presents given away every
night by Prot. ii. Sands entertainments.
The best magician now travelling. Thirty
two years experience. The great Euro
pesn traveller.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

Williamson 3 bbls potatoes, l bskt eggs.
Ballard Warehouse hid tobacco. Capt.
Hughes mammoth dressed hog, weigh
ing 500 lbs.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

A PKosr.-So,hing i. better proof Of
the excellence Of an article than the FREE
quency of limitations it.
These eouniera,s are the universal tri-
butte which wor,hl,,ness pays TO merit.
The sterling worth aud popularity Of the
Charter Oak Stove !. a,,ested by thi,
standard. febld&wlm
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

EDITOR OF The BrLLETiS Sometime
ago, received at my home, at Courtlsnd,
! Alabama, the sad news that my son, Jas.
d., had been killed on the track Of the Illi-
nois Central railroad at Cairo--a son Of
whose whereabouts I knew nothing whose
adventurous disposition had carried him
out in search Of life Of excitement while
he was yet too young to appreciate the
world. need not say that l was shocked
that left my home, sd, almost broken
down--to ascertain if my poor boys body
had received Christian burial, expecting
only that cold consideration at the hands
Of strangers which experience has taught
me is the fashion Of the world. But, when
l arrived in Cairo, was at once surprised
AMI filed with gratitude by the kind treat
ment Of the citizens in contact with whom
was thrown. They were all kind, par
,icularly Mr.. A. Limbert and Mr.J. 5.
Williams, engineer But, especially are
my most heartfelt thanks due 10 Mr.
J. s. johnson, the agent at Cairo and TO
Mr. A. Mitchell, assistant superintendent,
who have given mc-a poor man--the
ability to carry the body Of my son to a
last resting place near my home. The
memory Of these kindnesses can never BE-
elaborated from my mind. shall re-
member with grateful Kindness to the end
OF my years Cairo and its delicate and sub
s,an,ial kindness. JAMES J. PEARCE.
Cairo, February3, 1871.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

RAFFLE.-There will be rattle for a
Spencer rife, and q free dance at the Glib
son House, corner Fourth street and Com
mcrcial avenue this Saturday, evening,
February 4th.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

THE KITCHEN QuEES.-In all house.
holds, wherever used, the Charter Oak
Stove is the domestic queen. Smiles and
good nature pervsde her kingdom, and her
subjects are always free from family Jars
and kitchen disturbances. jan2jdawlt
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

~ The Groesbeck, which struck the
rocks on the falls and sunk on the Port
land wharf when she was left dry by the
fall Of the river, some time ago, has aoated
of'on the present rise and gone to Cincin-
natl for repairs.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

II rou want pair Of boots made to or
der, out of the best material, and in tho
most fashionable and durable manner, go
to VIM. Ehlcrs, on Twentieth street, op-
poste thei court house. If
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

- The Jas. Fisk, jr, brought out 33>
bundles wagon material, 6 bbls whisky
for reshipmcnt south, 26O bundles hubbs,
10 b1s axe handles for st. Louis, and the
following for Cairo: Halliday Bros, 1902
SKIS wheat. Chss Geyer, 2 calves, g. d,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-02-04

~ The weather was clear yesterday.
The temperature was 80 degrees at day
light, so at noon, and 46 after dark. A
warm south wind presaging rain.