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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09
IsiyEs AND = RIAzoIs
The elsshAne sf Two CoIOred Dam.
sssEWSunds and Biood-All About q

On Tuesday night, about half.pas. ten
O'Clock, officers Cain and sheehsn. who
had in their custody two colored women,
aroused Jsyer McIIale. who, when he
took charge Of tho. prisoners, found that
both were bleeding freely from wounds in
their faces end other portions Of their
bcdiss. Upon examination, one Of the
women named "Lucy' was ascertained 10
DO wounded in most frightful manner.
She Was cut in the breast from the throat
down absut ten inches and In the right cheek
from near tho eye TO under tho car, max
Jag awpund that looked liko sAofss- sAoe
Her rightarm was also gashed in . dread
ful manner, and almossc6t n Two near the
vri,t, Tho other. woman named Annie
Harfh was cut "a the forehead and right
|. .haad, bnt Aos Ariously.
The dificulty between these two
\ yir6gees occurred at SCOTS saloon. and
grew out Of Q war Of words about . white
nah-Annie Harris asserting that Lucy
cp,idy do apyshiss aba wthtd Adj the
white man would not have hcr arrested,
or IL she was arrested would pay her fine.
Lucy protested shat Annie was . -fiaS \
and after 8 fsw pssses ofepltAets oas cams
Lucys knife and Annies razor and 70
work the. gentle females went The Aght'
was ~ short duration, but it was contin-
uei TOO long ssr Lusy'sf comfort who has
probably received fatal injuries. Tho
wound in her breast is believed 70 be
mortal 1fthe corset steel had not broken
The force Of the blow the razor would un-
loub,edly have penetrated to vital part
and have closed Lucy's .sccOunt without
'arther ado.yH-s -
Annic was taken TO Tho county Jail
se.serday morning, and Lucy is lying In .
critical condition tst - dsa on Fourth
'trect. Er L1
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Dcstructies Of Life and Property at
East 81. Louis.
Damages EstimateA At One Million
.N.t Of Dollars.

We learn from Mr.. Kent, the gentle
manly Telegraph operator -this stiice
that the storm at Ea., st. LoGh was very
severe. Several depots and round housss
on tho Island were demolished, and Il is
reported that several lives were Lost. Ac.
curate particulars cannot bs obtained, but
that the damage was great there can be
no doubt The damage 10 property 10 es-
timsted at one million dollars. The storm
has been widespread. and the telegraph
wires ara down-in all dirsesions since the
above information vas obtained
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h1-Tho Jas. Fisk, jr., brought out .
fair trip yesterday, Notwithstanding the
rough weather which caused her to roll
and pitch like u ship at sea. She 10 -
stauneh and tough, however, that she en-
do such things when another boat woald
DO compelled to lay up. She brought Is
hhds tobacco for reshipmcnt to st. Louia
22 ditto, 20 bbs meal, - cad;ues and butts
tobacco, lot sundries for r>shipnsnt
South.
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aJ- Messrs. Reed q Manu- raised stsaa,
yesterday on the ncwtug which they are
building here for parties In st. Louis,
and found every part of her machinery in
excellent condition. As st. Louie papsu
are praising tug which was built at that
port, and say she can run "sixtssn miles
an hour up hill, ws assert, - our tug has
considerably more power, that our boat
can make twenty miles an hour sp a "'oss.
taiN.
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~ The Dexter brought 800 tons from
New Orleans aud csme up in very litsle
over six days, against . rapidly rising
river and through rough and windy
weather She discharged hero 70 hide
sugar 10 hhds cocos-nuts, 40 scks oo6ss,
20 bbls tar, 33 pkgs mdse.
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~ The Quickstep brought out IS bum
dies wagon boxes for c. X. Woodward, -
stoves and 81 packages stove ware for
Becrwart Orth & Co, Cairo % sks csstes
beans for st. Louis, 100 bbls potatoes, is0
bbls -four, $4,000 hoop-polcs, for reship-
u.snt South.
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s1s- Tho Simpson Hcrncr, with large
tow Of coal, ran into tho bank near Oceols,
100 miHs above Memphis, aud sunk eight
boats asd barges, containing 100, 900 BUSH
els coal for Vicksburg and New Orleans.
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decl0tf

Nv tN I4I Al -, ,r,,t...r,. y,
n, T4lJ. BRorusi IS OHIO Lss Levess,a . win III
hereafter keep constantly on hand, direct
from the Esstern ,naaufs scsurers the very
best winter strained purified sps,n OIL for
sewing machines, and an Aas and light
machinery, This oilthas nsvsf yet been
superseded by any Of the manufactured
oils, as 1t never gums or is affected by the
weather. dec28tf
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a~A now skylight has been added 70
tho oflicc Of tho Cairo city whsrfboat.
which not only makes the ofi'ce more
comfortable and lighter, but adds 70 ID
appearance from tho outside. Marion
Wright not only desires to BE- comfortable
himself, but wishes to make others 70.
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oaDsss TO ApqstiNethis - n
|ders everybody ana Their children 70
march to his new Photographic Art Gsl-
|lsry, and leave thSrn psa,gsS ~ ~ oi
moro dozen Of his new initatiod pSrcslain
card photographs, made only at his gal,
|lsry. The line Of marok hsasl
about 9 o'clock aSyas spd seatis0 pp till
oight. mch2dtf
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W. T. WoaTnIxesor 10 doing q big
business ia SopyIBg spd enlsrging old
DaguerreotyPss, Ambrotypcs and Photo
graphs, making them hook % bright ~
when frst taken. .febl9tf
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\ - Tho Indiana discharged here l7&
hhds sugar, 24o bbls molssses, 800 b~ndlss
hides for reshipment to Chicago PEE rail
and to Cumberlad river per steamer.
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br Tho body Of Captain Bowman,
clerk Of the Arthur, has been found and
buried below Memphis.
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bS- Tho little steamer Try Us sunk In
Wabash river day or two ago, but can b
raised. Her cargo was partially saved.
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t8rThc Mississippi and Ohio are both
falling rapidly at all points above Cairo.
and the bottom lands will soon DO clear Of
water. tFrs. as|
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D6-The weather was more or isss
cloudy all Of yesterday and cuimina}pa
in heavy thunderstorm, with IN thsAe-
cessories OF wind, rain and hail 3hs
outlook, fos . short time about the ce@.
mencemens Of the storm, was somswhne
frightfal, as the sky became Of inky
blacknsss, causing lamps to BE- lighted In
tho houses, and all the indications were Of
. dangerous storm. The only damage of
however, was, the rblswing
loose of the steamer Louis vnlo, which w
carried from our whsrf 70 the .Ksnsaeky
'hore, sustaining very little damage.
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OH, 8ntt&tin
news Y m t!!y, lg.

DEAD.-Mr. Matthew Clark, who has
been quite i'll for five or six weeks, died
lat niglt. Due notice will be given Of
burial. ..f..r .sfF't..
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r. new city government will step intC
lAs encial shoes so-morror. 90 !
= Olive Logan will lecture tonight on
girls At tho Atheneum. ...
There was Q fearful storm yesterday
cvsning-rain, hail. wind, thunder and
lightning. .- r...
Drs. Wood and Newman dressed tho
wounds Of the wenehes who hewed and
hacked zach other,on Tuesday night.
| John Jack, formerly Of this city, died
at Chicago, on the Sd inst, Of consump.
tion, aged ~ years and months.
| The steamer Louisville, lying at our
wharf, was blown from her mooriugs yes.
terdsy across the river to the Kentucky
shore.
Tux first story Of the Ames 4 Cos. hub
and spoke factory 10 nearly completed.
There are from forty to afty hands en-
ployed upon tho building; Ef
y An ordinance shouli be passed by the
Council reqairing the ordinance breakers
70 pay their anes In cash Immediately on
conviction, or else 70 to The salaboose. |
The credit systsp has been improbable 10 |
the city. "a el-S ~ q
A negro nurse girl Of McHale stole SEA
from him the day before the election. She
carried it 20 her mother with the stale
~ found It story. Yesterday Mac and
Constable Cain got on the trail and dis
covered the money in tho old lady's stook-
ing leg. t.lI.
The subscribers Of The BULLETIN in
the lower part Of the city complain that tho
paper is stolen from their door KIN obs and |
door steps almost every morning. Come
now, stop that II you are too angry or
too mean TO. subscribe for THE BuILErrS,
become as soon as possible too honest to
Nh Pisrce, Of Vienna, johnson county
= In the city. Mr. Pierce was ono Of the
heaviest ontractofs on the g. & V. X. r.
He was the last man to stop work, and ex-
pended thousands Of dollars which he Is
anxious 10 get back. He believes that tho
present plan, if acquiesced in by the au-
thorities of the different counties, will give
totho work on the road fresh start.
Col. 4. NJ. Low, Of Pulaski county, has
entered into business partnership with
Mr. H. Wood, of this city, and pro-
poser to make Cairo his headquarters for
some time to come. Wood Il Low, gen.
srsl insHrsnce agents, No. 1872 Commercial
AveApe, il the card Of these gentlemen,
~ha an GtiSs cNsfal sad snsrEssic bust
less men. -, ~ "a ~ Il "A.
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.h% The Jennie Brown, which has been
laid up here several weeks repairing and
painting, left for st. Louis yesterday With
q load Of cedar lumber.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

VINO Is Il Chat dos nol IKE smoking
hot biscuits for brsakfast' Tho PANE
Cook stove VIII bake them in Ave minutes
time by the watch, 70
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

To Hous.sIsxS-we use Charsss
Oak Stove, q : isAss OR bsster haif docs,
and she say. ~ , petbiss in the way
Of cooking thR SAAnst b done sasy ana
quickly on that stove, and wo therefore
recommend n Deh. tm'ch7dwlt.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

FOa sale ossssAsnes 800 scrss of choice
land In Tsaakla county on the contsm-
plated line efssskcsd' non d. Louis 70
property. c. CLOSE
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I.E.-TAKE iefiCEiEI.E.
|Whsrs nsrgaans IN Dsy 0ss1s Neg ~
Osee>aeos RI .-iif g..
M uAupY

M. uAUNY
. now making arraAgsmeuts for the open
ng Of tho spnngtr trade. He intends hlling
bis commodious store room With large
variety of dry gooda comprising ladies'
lress goods, muslins, table linen, carpet
ng, mating and all articles usually found
n similar establishmsnts. 4a
His carpets, two ply, three ply and
Brussels, are Of nsy ard sleoaat pattsrns,
md cheaper than have been brought 10
lhis market. xr. HAany iatsnds adding
10 his stock In this particular, At an early
DAY, and will show such variety In styles
hnd prices that all puFehessysse ee suited.
in other articles Of dry goods Mr.. Hanny''
stock will be low in price, yAfioY W kind
and Of the best quality.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

CHIiBREN's pictures should be taken in
tho forenoon. PArsnEs sh0.ld rsmsnbes
thh, d It Is more to their intsssit thsn
worthingtOn'', over Rnsk~sli 4 CAPS
Book Store. nch2tf
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b0r Business improved . little ysster.
day, but was still far from brisk.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09
An exchange says /:

|, AN exchange says:
I miss Logan's lecture in New YorI
| City was u grand Innovation. Steinwa,
Aalh holding 5000 people, was packed
ffnss pnrquette TO dome" -- ...r
OF her lecture at tho Academy of Music
In Philadelphia, the Press says:
For an hour and half she held vas,
raudicnes fairly spelI-bound. Her style Is
OF the highest finish Of female eocuiion,
and her story a rare mingling Of humor,
good sense and pathos. '.......
The New York Tribune says;
J. ss9he 70 always bright; clear and genial,
and Tie something sho has to tell Is
wrongly commended to good taste by her
unusually brilliant manner Of telling It,"
Tho Chicago Erening Journal says;
"Farwcll Hall was crowded To its i'm.
mense capacity.
The lceturewss not merely o succession
Of smart sayingss tsrtly expressed. but
II was brilliant essay, eloquent with the
imagery OF thought sparkling always,
and forming o. volume perfectly har-
moneous fr ON beginning to end.
The Joliet Signal, OF February 2sth,
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l
tion on ths 26th ult., and also TO eAquire
into. tho qualifications of the gent lemen
elected members of said Board of Alder
men at said election would respectfully re-
port
That, while said election returns for said
| Ward are defective in emitting 70 state
or name the Offices for which the psSsons
herein named verc voted for, yet, that b
proper and competent for the Judges and
| clerks OF the election for the word In Ques-
tlon 10 amend said returns by designating 10
| sara returns what offices the psfSons
therein named were voted for; andsyouR
committee recommend that said returns
eeso amended by said judges or clerks.
Your committee would further report,
that they have examined into the quslih.
eations OF tho gentismsnI recently elected
members Of tho Board Of Aldermen, as
@!Iy a. the time and opportunities would
alhW and find Lhat thsy, 40 citissns Of We
United States, - ef che fSquiSlle age md
have resided In the city Of Cairo, and In their
respective Wards the requisite length Of
time, and, although some OF them hold only
leased lots or property, yet II Is believed
that, in this respect, also, oil Of the men,
HENRY wiNTER, Ch'n,
"a ANpkkM OHks. ...E,
.c.s.o yTnN \. LIZ d 'snNsDhN' ,s1, "sy A"y
On motion the report was received and
~ committee discharged a : Il WOg
AIdsrman Winter then introduced and
moved she adopt,oae Of sle, ,fOlloSiog rsse-
lution.
Resoised, That Andrew Lshr, Anthony
4. Il: 4, s,y :i s;s.;:. s. +. Z: second VIA
ose Of the eisiis of.hs Iaid election, sor-
"a "a 's: The r s:st s !" ss: Ss:
an ,ha ,;,s ;a,u s'oax ~ ~ nIe .,% U ~ HMs,wsn
: 'Unsnlmously adopted. "a, ,.Ft.
j Messrs Esbsch, Lohr and Bysha Judges
md ,Jno. II. strauhsl clerk sfths ei,csioa |
In tho Second Ward, OF The ~ of Cairo,
II shs lato charter election, appeared in
presence Of the Board, and there amended
The returns Of said ward. by naming the |
once 70 whish each candidats :asplred.
.Rstarns ss amended were thsa received
and filed. ''' ''.'
Alderman Winter Introduced and
nYSd the adoption ofthe following res
'l@se9 to.wlt ma, y 90 ''-l- ',..l-, {, iar,a,I
20 eso,.sa; 80 Lnss ne yoss@ s, .. A,oermsa
han duiy siscted pes.s.seS ~ Of ali ~ onsi.
pssiSG necessary %, es.isls, them 70 . J
- Snn ooaro, t0,wN y" ward,
iiTShtI jsmss ~. nv .r.s "a Wm RoS",
|rd7Woyd, Nh, STD sS1Dns - Ward, 81 n
]. csscalf ~ esptBe 0siS&VJ lAI
ynminou'ly adopted voting In the
fns"ss'veoinc011oM pQlhTjI
-. rsTfr'oSs' |
Ltsoh o. jas. y. Fancr' ss,ns per-
. - u; = oS,rS.c ~ 10y % s''' Sosa
,v"s % ~ :" V'cN y ~
$3.50 ~SS@msss sss"e D~
.u erfs p
"" m compliance VAN Me oryinancc
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y. V'Vs V7kzsoOu' A8eht'
No. las, Commercial Avenue.

wAsrrD.-.sAo Aoooon Eve years s,ns.
Tor which fAis rate u interest will be
paid and . mortgage on unincumbered
real estate given for security. Enquire At
BULLETIN Ooss, o. address p. u. Drawer
lie, Cairo, Illinois. inch7dkw3m /
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CHILDRsx's pictuees . speciality Al
Worthington's new Photographic An
= Gallery. feb10H
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

" you want good, stylish and we'll
fitting suit Of clothes, made 10 order, you
must 60 TO p. Ns6, No. 70 Ohio Levee.
dec9tf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

FLour-Choice Family Flour In bbls
half bbls, sacks &C., for sale at the Egyp-
ian Mills.. toi i."t y .' y. M
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Tho lecture Of Olive Logan, at Walshs
Hall, on Thursday evening, under the
auspices sf tho Historical Society, called
together The largest audience ever sccn in
this city on Q like occssios. Every inch
ofavsihble room Ia the hall was occupied,
the most, perfect Arrangements having
bcen made Tor seating the multitude. The
lecture ives delivered In eloquent style,
the fiir spesksr being repeatedly applaud
ed. II was vslf worth the Ps,ce Of ad.
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pU-Thc river here has fallen three
inches since last night.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

e.. :;;,::;;: :; Z; :: e.: \! IN:
on Wednesday evening, March 9Th, called
for the purpose Of settling up the afsirs
Of the late ball. UnUg .IMk
JNo. H5tG1R, ssey.s
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OLIVE LOGAN!


Admwsion. .......... :. ...".............bOc ccnts
hesorved oeats.....................
Reserved seats will Be sold at the Athe.
nepm on Thursday, from 0 TO IL M, and
from to 9 pm. Tickets can DO had for
four days proonding The lecture at W. B
Rockwell q Co.'S and II. A. lannon's
book stores. ... .I....
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

Doy- Tho Idlewild Is the regular packet
for Evansville this evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

Fon pistols and cartridges and bowie
Knives, 60 dircc: to p. Mons, No. 70 Ohio
Leyee. 80 decstf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

SEWING MAcIfIsEs.--Thoss wanting
Sewing Machines should remember that
Wheeler y Wilson's are the best in use.
They arc unsurpasssd for light rnnniny.
They VIII outware any in use. Call and
examine them.
J.C. CARSON, Agent
milf 1873 Com. Avea
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DEPART.

."'. t'I t.'a DEPART.
Mail train leaves 'ataa.a. !. |. $40 am.
Express at........ $50 pine,
ST. Louis and 0aife kxpreS 81 p
leaves at. ~. ~ ~. .nh30 VIM
Accommodation leaves at. 1890. pm.
Co. ''H ARKIyE.k NJ =. =
Nail arrives. ..... .. .s.s.... 4. s2O5 A.In -
Express arrives.~....-....'.l ~ pm. ID
ST. Louis and Cairo Express is197oih.
arrives. !. ......,....- ...,. ass pm.
The last named train leaves st. Louis
at 1880 am, Traders can leave Cairo Mt
E2o a.m., reach St Louis Al. 7,2o s,m, re-
main in the city three hours, and return
to Cairo at 4'45 pm, the same day,
The .23o accomnpaatieas and Cairo
and St. Louis express leave daily all 9th.
ers leave daily except Sundsys,
Way passenesrs sAeYld efr in mind
that the s'sop.m. train makes only four'
stoppings bet ween, Gsiro and Centralia
viz: Jonesborosa OSrbondale, Du Qu6in
and Ashley. The l2:s0. pm. train stops
at all the stations Along the route. c,,;,s, @
''' d, e, 90 sssi.al .',i JAS. JOHNSON,
decsf '''N' Agent, Cairo
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Why will cur friends run The risk Of be-
coming Sisd BY wearing common specsA.
clss, when sAay sasV Vssssss the msst por-
feet article thas bas yet besa nsds, by
calling at our old frisads Tabor Bros the
we'll ksovn jewsisvs sod ~ pais of
lazarus 3 Norris PAsfsotsf Spsessssss.
Don't delay. febldsv&lm
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ALARos stock Of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand At p Nefrs, No. 70
Ohio Leves. decstf
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FAScy 0ooDs.-Attsation Is called TO
the stock Of fancy gsoAs ssa IsAsss toyv
sold at prices 70 suit the times, also, dollar
articles ae the Dellas 0loes. 75,- -
Call q Z 4. Oswald . Cos old ssAad
on Commsssia Avsase. la m>sG
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Closing Out Sales.

- - - Closing Out Sales.
2 Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth OF
rsady-msdsS clothing, hats, seps, boots,
shoes, trunks spJyAeses ares Offered Sbr
sale by p. NeR, 70, Ohio Levse at AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being biz. .inten.
tion 70 close out in thai lias, isSd' sn.ba,a
exclusively and Sqss extensively IN tss
'hrnishng geodSasaa Amsschans Itaiisring
J Tbs Closing out wa fsfaths saoppesr
tSnsy tosecurs clothing cheaper than ayy,
before offered in this market. y "'A4i W
u decl0tf. -------------------.
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THE COURTS.
u. =. DISTRICT COURT.

| ... " =. plsIhItI COIN.f HTHHr
Tho court convened yesterday morning
at Q O'clock, Am. 49, .y,..,. 20. .,..,.
\ Judge Trsat, presiding ysn&s r.. Hin.
Nsrshsl; EsF Bowen, Cisrk; Vutcrd
Wilson, Attorney; Peter saup, Deputy
Marshal; Paul Allen, Assistant Deputy
xsfshsl Patrick Collins, Court-crier.
i J The docket contains sixty y-sevsn, casss |;
criminal oascs, ssvs,tssa -civil cases,
twelve and admiralty cases, thirty.eight.
fTbs following pule wAs adopted ty tho
court yesterday:
|, IL shall be lawful to take tho .dsposi.
tions Of witnesses in any admiralty cause
pending in this court upon giving 70 the
opposite party OF -Ais. s.tordey, one dsys
sauna, and ia r. tHsrsse, il the a.:
psaitisn sbssN - n q place OLD
than where thS6GUkgat which the csdss
is to be tried, is held, one day Sundays
.excluded) for every thirty miles travel
erosn the place of holding court 10 tho
place wbcrc the deposition IL 10 DO taken,
but In no case shall more than ten days
notice be required, and ..in cases where
property has been seized under process of
this court and not released, and no claim
has been hled therefor, such notice may
be served upon tho person In whose
custody such property may be, and shall
have the same effect as II personally
served on party or his attorney, Such
dispositions may bo taken before the Judge
Of any court, Justice Of the Peace, clerk
Of a court Of record, Notary Public or
United States Commissioners
~ TUESDAY, MAlcH 2.
Civil-2, 3, 4, 8. 6,7,s 0, 10, II, rule to
plead by Wednesday morning.
Crim.-i, 3, 4, Q, l2, 10, II, continued to |
October Term. -
crim.-il, IA, di.mi,.ea by United
States.
Csim.-is, plea yullty-dne $50 aud
costs. ggyl.llrO |
Crim,-l5, tried by jury--jury disagree.
Adm, continued on motion Of claim
ant with leave to tocross-examine witnesses.
Adm, motion entered by respondent |
10 suppress depositions. ''''h
Adm.-6, continued by agreement 70
October Term. .T. .. ...
-Adm-6, dismissed by libellant
Adm.--7, continued by sgrsment to Do
ober Term. sfggou "a -IIfNI |
Adm--25, 20, ~, 2s, 20, 80, 81, 80, ss,
70 Dismissed by libellant.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3.
Civil, tried by the court aud judgment
Or plsinid. .i.ta't@s'
Civil, judgment, by default ali
Civii-s,a =, 8, q, tried by jury-verdict
ot guilty. ogti EyEns EtN
'her Term, lysIlbSj5 lSNV
Crim.-2, 3, 1893, io,stricken from the I
ocket ~hh leave to reinstate.
Crim.--l5, continued to October Term.
a~.-Depositions 'pppfssssd and cause
'nslnued to October Term. w lid > gi
Court meets this morning at o'clock.
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I lam thoroughly sstis6s shst SimsoDs'
Liver Regulator is all it claims to be Tor
Indigestion and Bilious OsYHhiats. !
l,avs also head many of my friends speak
oft, and all agree tA&s ~ posAs'ses the
virtues clslulad for 1t. gQ0Oa 4
.s5 10 pa 4a' A. II. HIGHTOWER,
3 o., COndyct~ H.&uW.RA.
= "'c"AoSw'" sramefsf
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Day The Richmond Alled out here with
300 tons assorted freight.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

, Itb strange what length of time it
takes to weSr out Boots and Shoes when
made 9f good material. and VIM. Ehlcrs
es nothing bat tho best of everything
esodA worlsaen and all--at his shop on
Twentieth street opposite the court house.
fobl6tf. a. - -. a. IA. -
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

b = iO'O. F,--Ths officers ana members OF
Alazanlsr Lodge, No. 229, l. o. o. f.,
are hereby notified that tho Lodge will
spsn This ey>ping at 7 o'eloeh, sharp, 4 IA
order 70 get through with tho business in
time to attend the lecture of Miss Olive
k,L.ossp, r. WOODWARD, N. G. d"
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09
THE RIVER.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVALS.
Steamers Jas, Fisk IT,, Paducah,
" Arlington, Columbus,
4" Indiana, New Orleans,
" City Of Chester, St. Louis,
" B. B. Church, Cincinnati,
Quickstep, Evansville,
d" Richmond, st. Louis,
Belle Memphis, Memphis,
H. s. Turner, Louisville,
Northwestern, Cairo,
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans,
Dexter, New Orleans,
{" Jennie Brown, Cairo,
d" Colorado, st. Louis,
DsPAAfxD.'
Jas. Fisk, jr., Paducah,
!" Arlington, Columbus, .if
indiana, Louisville, 'av
g.'" City Of Chester, Memphis,
p. b. Church, New Orleans,
Quicktcp Evansville,
+" Richmond, New Orleans,
" Belle Memphis, ST. Louis,
I" II. s. Turner, New OrlsAns,
Northwestern, st. Louis,
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati
Dexter, st. Louis,
I" Jennie Brown, st. Louis,
Colorado, vicksburg.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

ORoAss.-Smiths American Organs
give perfect satisfaction 10 all. Call and
see them. 1QiOo q 59NAN4 .s.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-09

n1,'Thc Colorado received 30 tons
here.