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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

WASrED.-A boy ocarry tho BULL
It's in the lower part of the city, mus,
start outn, 4 o'clock in the morning.
Wage. So per week. Apply Mt the Office
at O'Clock pm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

TnIgrY.SINE convicts were sent from
Alexander county to the state pententiary
from Dc. lat, 1869, TO Dec. la, 1870.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

ALARor stock Of furnishing goods of all
kinds always on hand q. =. Nefi's, No. 10
Ohio Levee. deceit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

LOOK out for Professor Sand. siirer gift
exhibition, four successive nights next
week, commencing with Wednesday Feb.
18th
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

k0r The river has fallen two inches
since last report.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

s'.s~ The Jas. Fisk, jr., leaves here for
faducah every evening except Sunday.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

II you want II good, stylish and we'll
fitting suit OF clothes, made to order, you
mast go to p, Nef, No. 70 Ohio Levee.
.la,ntS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

Ey- The Cumberland is falling with
seven feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
The 8ult&tin.
~ -~y,a .~-ys>----~s>--~-~ $3.50.
NEW: og TIE CITY.

Go and see Prof Sands the great Euro
pean traveller and greatest magician in the
world
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

THE Dollar Cir Store on sth street near
the Levee, has . number 81 silver eoin'
siits for some lucky purchasers Of a photo
graph.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
For CITY TreasureT,

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH D.
TAILOR, ssa csnd date fot reelection 60 the Of.
hne o. city Treasurer G, the ensuing municipal
election.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

REMEMBER.

the sale Of . magnificent residence to-day
at the Court House, at IL o'clock. Be
present.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For City Attorney.

den A. a candidate for election 20 the Office Of
CITY Attorney A. Tic ensuing municipal election.
"a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
J T. THOMAS, seery.

NOT SEw.-Thc Charter Oak Stoves
were introduced to the public twenty years
ago, and the demand for them Lo.
increased Nth each succeeding year.
The Excelsior Manufacturing Company
i'no" prepared to supply, in any quantity,
those Who need good stove. fcb;dSwi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

NoTicE.-A special meeting Of the
Poor Mans Social Cub will be- held thi.
saturday evening Al, o'clock. Mem
eeF' are requested 10 aiienl also any per.
son, wishing 10 Join.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

" You want pair or boots mad" to or
der out OF the best material and in the
most fashionable and durable manner go
to Wm Ehlers, on Twentieth street, OPP
poste thci court house. ,f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
New Tt0e Table.

On and after 1880, pm, Sunday, Dec.
itL, the following time table will govern
the arrival and departure Of passenger
trains at Cairo:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

skD The Arkansas Belle Is the regular
Packet for Evansville this evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
For city clerk.

At the rs1'iesi Of msny frionds, am cani'
date for the Office OF city CLERK, subject to the dc.
cision Of the Democratic party.
MICHAEL J. HDWLEr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

Mayor,
4 'ty ttert.
CITY treasurer,
CITY Marshal
4 'ty Attorney, and
rI Members - %" select Council. q. t.iluss
90" Member from the FIRST Mari,
uLo Member from a." -ac1nd Nafd
bno Member from th. THIRD wsf
one Member from tie FOURTH Waft, anI
Two Member, from she c.iy.ai.l ..fs-.
Also
uhe nen,e, OF the Board n Aldermen ifom
%. Fif.t ward,
Three Members o. tho same from u. second
Ward
,.yss Mentor Of ,.e .s.e qom lie Third
NA.i, ruI
To NsHber. % he sane n0m tho FourA
Ward
rail'si.l b" opsn"a In a.. dlr.-.nt sad. /,
follows
IL the fret Ward. At the oflr. '.fusfIy snosn
:, hruHu coz, corner ~ -IN'u street aud
washington gsyLues
II The second wafi. at the ens @. house Of ,h.
hiab pr" Company,
In the Th.tI Mad. In tho uit.fnian Fro Con-.
paiiN ots ~ house, near a.. ,Ornsf % IN.lfh
street ani Commercial avenue,
In TIE toufth Ward. - she Cuuft house.
foi.s Sl, y" op-nct ~ o'clock q m 81, sni
to.'d a. p'ciots pm " said ssih DAY 81 Fcbrg.
sry, A. u. i,5i. 40. BROWN ,,fy Clsrk
Jsnis1.H
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
THE RIVER.

~ Business wasagain toleratly lively
yesterday.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
PHYSICIANS.
y W. DUNNING, VI, ID, Ises.

We ipEScE-cofnor ninth ana walnut
FFlcE-corner si,ih stree, sad ONO L.yee
ofFi.E HouRs-fs5m : s.ls. g. 10 m, an4
pn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

WASTEp-A female servant. white or
black. to do chamber work in u small fam
lily, and nurse. 10 COOL help, the highest
wages will be paid, Address Enquirer
at this Office,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
NOTICES..
ELECTION NOTICE.

Cy Clerk. Otloe.
Caro-. m, January 70. is7i.
Notice be- hereby gwen. tia, there viii Jc gep
orsl charter election held
uN TUESDAY INA 2s.h BAt ~ lRBRUARY
4, j.. ls7i,
H ihe r'y - Cairo, Ia m. county Of Alexander.
d %" ~i,i" q Illinois, ig7 tie rlfp9.- oi ,lr0,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

~ tFtIl filHl" Nlbfou,
BY SAINT by savage, AMI by sage,
Jehovah, Joye aud Lord -.
We, Of this local department, like the
father Of Little Breetches, don't pan out
on the prophets and free will and tina,
sort thing and are free 10 admit that
the other side Of the paper has monopo-
~ Of the religion in The concern, but we
do take pleasure in makings note Of any
work which is being done by the faithful
who labor Cor the conversion Of the world.
Five weeks since,
PRoTRACr TED MEETING
was commenced in the NJ. Z. Church Of
this city and progressed without any evil |
dence ofunAsual interest for few evening"
when II became apparent that an interest
ing awakening was at hand. Sinners,
hsrdencd.by years ofdevotion to the cause
Of
SATAN,
beca,no in,oras,ad in tho "ini-trations
of the Rev. Mr.. Thompson, and
his prayer tina. converting power might
be- sent down was answered. Thirty sin.
ner., who had toilcl in the bondage Of tho !
world, were
Converted
and joined the brotherhood of Me,hodi.m.
The congregation became larger the in.
.ercs. deepened and Rev. Mr.. Thomp-
'on grew more intensely earnest in his :
work.
On la; Sunday nigh, the house was /. =
CROWDED,
ND all the vast cOncour.e seemed deeply :,
Interested in the Reverend gcntleman's :,
l!.cOurc. =
Thursday was observed by the congre- :;
,ation a. a day Of fasting and prayer for !, :.
he conversion Of tho
BUSHES. MES OF CAIRO, '"
n the hope that they nigh, BE- turned :"
rom their sinful ways and seek u
SALVATION
turn from the persistent. rae. for "
iealth and seek to secure treasure. not :.
armed in banks, commission houses, gro -
cry store, or work shops. :.
~ THE EVENING
be house Na- filed with an attentive au- -.
tory, aud fYar souls wre,,led successful a.,
; AMI found peace. ..
THIS EVENING,
.erc will De no services, but Tomorrow -
orhing At loo'clock, and in the evening n
J clock, the good work will be con-
nuei. Ia tie history of Methodism in
afro there has not been before anything
Sc the interest ihs; /. now manifested in
e prg'en, meeting -nothing tina, has APP
coached the intensity Of feeling which Pa
,sysdc, The membership ofthe church.
GKEAr DOLLAR Cur SALE or LAEGE be-
rock OF BASHRvPT GooDs. "A inc pho la
graph IS sold fos twenty-five cents, with
hich }, given certificate, describing the tai
tic'e wh.L can BE- bought for one Dol W
?. Tie stock consists, in part, Of watches, CHI
wclry plated ware, albums, writing scr
*. mcerscGaum p.pc', cutlery, &c.
Article. disposed 81 daily, worth a, f.,
-, so dollars, for one dollar each nj.
Any article the certificate may osll for, Nc
n bc exchanged fora hue French Chrome, Rio
ELY framed or Fiity Picture Album. me
Ladies are respectfully invited 10 attend Dv
y sales Next door TO the 81. James oil.
Don. corner Of s.h -. and Ohio Levee. ,
- 80,
- rH.n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

NEATLY lifting boots and shoes ct
Ehlers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
ls. SMITH, VI. -

w nEsIpENcE-S3. q, Tlifts-atn rec
.sr~sn Washington Avenue and walnut stree.
pFFC T.. -.I.l courfcitI k,,rts.,f,t.trs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11

WV SN||tA""
~, -. NEW: o. TIE CITY.
Go and see Prof Sands the great Eur
~ pean traveller and greatest magician in q
world
l. TnIRrY.EISE convicts were sent fro
~ Alexander county to the state penitentar
from Dec lsl, 1869, TO Dec lst, 1870.
-
y OsE hundred valuable gifts will be give
:, away each night at Prof Sands ",ilrsy
gin show four nights ne1. week.
!. TnE colored people Of the Fourth War
= contemplate the erection Of ~ church i
the vicinity Of 3,th street.
OLivE.-The Young Mems Chri.
tian Association are endcavoring 70 pro
cure the services of Miss Olive Logan e
lecture ia this city. Olive will draw
g.
LOOK out for Professor Sand. siirer gin
exhibition, four successive nights mex,
week, commencing with Wednesday Feb
18th.
4 -
HELiGoi The German Dramatic
A..ocia,ion will perform The Marriage
Proposal Of Heligoland at Philharmonic
Hall, on tomorrow Sunday night Ad.
mission, - cents.
WASrED.--A boy to carry tho BULL
It's in the lower part of the city, must
start outnt clock in the morning.
Wage. So per week. Apply at the Office
a, oclock pm.
| HIERoOLrrnics.-For Nornan. Cha
lybeate Cough syrup-,rsIe mark Of
hicroglyphic,-go 10 Humn, sole agent.
corner Eighth street and Commercial ave.
nue.
PnoF. SANDS, the chief u ycrtrilo4ui.t.,
rnagician' and sligh,-of-hand performer.
vii! exhibit in Cairo, on Wednesday.
Thur.dsy, Friday and Saturday night.
commencing FEBRUARY 10Th.
sven horrid feeling. "a. experience no
-" "an imagine. feel dependent, a.
though something awful was going n hap.
pen. L." simmons Liver Regulator. If
you would avoid such feelings.
iebTieowlw.
NoTIcg.-A special meeting 81 the I,
Poor Mans Social Cub will BE- held Til. 4
Saturday evening ats o'clock Mem /
eeF' are requested 10 attend al,o any per.
sons wishing 10 Join.
+. BROss, President,
J r. THOMAS, Socr'y.
NOT SEw.-Thc Charter Oak Stoves
were introduced TO the public twenty years
ago, and The demand Cor them has
increased sith each succeeding year.
The Excelsior Manufacturing Company
is nov prepared TO supply, in any quantity,
those Who need good stove. fcb'dSwl
Why will our friend. run tho risk Of be-
coming b'und by wearing common Spccts.
cl-s, when ihey can procure the mos, per-
: .. .-...1 Il, -
-" '."'e' .!
IN -, -. "O ~"
!, -. pau "
'''''" "'N'"'
Tic case of Eli. against the Bank was
,iyer I, ,b. iurv last .venipg Tho ca..
ias been on trial for eight DAYS. The mr..
or Iud,e ALL, and Ii,.o,,
we're yery ,ole and exhaustive Tbj,is.n
expensive .uit to all concerned. The fee.
II seven attorney. will ,,noun, In Anon,
title sum. and ,bc c,., IN ,h. county
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
"THE LORD WITH U.s."

Five Weeks Revival AZ the M, z.
Church-A Faithful L.aborer In tho
Christian vincyard-Awakeni or
the kpirit-ThIrty Souls Piucked
From the BVrning-And sun the
Work Goes On-Fasting and Prayer
for tho Male Miserable sinners Of
(airo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06
We Asd this extraordinary fish story i,
tho Houston Telegraph:

4 &eatiemau living near Lynch0urg tells
the following remsrksble story. He VA
fishing in the bayou when his attention wa
. called 70 ~ object in the water some fifty
yards distant, which presented an appear
ance Of . man drowning. He rowed his
boat within ten feet Of the object and saw
. remarkable creature, a. the following de-
ecription will testify: It had . face per-
tectly white, with features like those Of .
human being. 1t had something like moss
on ito head, instead Of hair, and its neck
Wa longer than the neck Of . man. Its
body, down to the waist, or 20 much of it
- was exposed, was covered with black
ana white spets. 1t WAS % largo - an or.
4onafy maa. and had large black eyes. He
Mas within ten feet Of it for ten minutes.
He did not go any arms. It looked ut him
slowly, turned round and disappeared in
tho water.
Our Informant has the reputation of beine
. reliable man, and furthermore savs fhsf
ether pereone have Witnessed the ssme
ching within the pest year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06

Beauty iDs modest woman il like a Ar.
>oe Dap sWsea ct . distance; neither doth
to ooo burn nar the other wound thosc
dat Cone ~ to- close to them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06
OFFICIAE- 101l0

OEEIOIAE NU11O&3c
LoU1DGANA
FOUR HUNDRED AND poRrrrwO
Nahth fog to pxAA 4
Onsauvvs OvucsP Anmao OsLsAx
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Gordon xeasos Pleasure and Ne iiu. Ultra street,:
Gordon Benton Pleasure and Ne Pu: Uit1. street,.
William Benton Pleasure and Ne Pu: ultra street.
williams: 4Ss@; Pleasure and Ne Piu: Uitr. street.,
Benton Adsm' Pleasure and Ne Pin. u1. street,:
Convent Emily Pleasure and No pu: Uitl. streets,
ha:sns B.sshe@y Pleasure and Ne Piu. Ulsr. street.
t Pleasure Ne Pin. Ultra streets
rets aSsa and Ne : Ultra
coq:t Pleasure and Ne riu: .1. street..
coost xostssa Pleasure and NJ Pia: Uit1: street.:
coss LOUISE Patriot and Ne Pin: 1it;. street,: square
rsty Iss': Patriot aud Ne iiu: Uit1: street,; .Sa;;,
1'.:nt B.ssSss1 and Ne fiu: U4. streets:
sni Convent Patriot and Ne Pin: Ut1. streets;
williams: Convent Patriot and Ne u; Uls1. ;;;;s.:
william: sso,:a P:siio; and Ne Flu: Us1. street.:
Gordon: Bsntse i.t;o. ..d Ne Piu: Uit.. ..,.t:
Gordon hGn;e: f.:rio; and IL iiu: Ul... street,;
Haaccsl 1enlc: Psse. and lie iiu: Uit1: street,;
Hancock Teeu Ps'ros and Ie Pa: uit.. ;t:,.,:
Pile Delssy fstlio. and IL ru; ui,r. street.: :c,:;
ri: f.:iic: and II. Pin: ui,.. streets:
1e'::.: o;sSaf: Patriot and i: Fis: U.. :;:,,,:
Iss,eI. Csnonge Patriot aad Manuel otrsst. :.
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franss 70 Convent. Manuel and Boiv:.
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IN rue AAnusl and 1oiivSr sfrests s 1870
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-24
THE CLAYTON LAND CASE.
Verdict for the Plaintiff Property
holders Dispossessed.

Verdict for the Plaintiff Property
holders Dispossessed.
Hon. James A. Bayard concluded his argu-
ment in the case of Whartonby against William
Daniels, Mason Bailey, and the tenant James
Gilmore at about noon yesterday.
Justice Strong then charged the jury, saying
that the question involved was purely one of
law, and on him would rest the responsibility.
The charge occupied about half an hour In de-
livery, and was very decidedly in behalf of the
plaintiff The jury at about 121 o'clock rem
dered o verdict that William Daniels, Mason
Bailey, and James Gilmore are trespassers-a
verdict which virtually confirms Whartonby in
his title to the whole tract.
This suit, as we have already mentioned, is an
exceedingly interesting one, involving not only
the title TO the property in litigation but to that
of all the village of Clayton.
The Judge recited again the provisions OF the
will by which the testator, after bequeathing
certain legacies, devised the residue of his
estate, both real and personal, to his son, and
''after his death TO his issue, and such issue,
their heirs and assigns forever" In case Richard
died without lawful issue, the estate went to the
ltestator's wife Elizabeth, his sister Sarah, and
his sister Rebecca, during their natural lives;
''and," continues the will, latter their death TO
James Whartonby, son of Thomas WhartoHby,
Sof the city of Philadelphia, the said James
Whartonby, his heirs and assigns forever"
After the rendering of the verdict Hon. Rev
erdy JohnGo on, one of the counsel for the defend
ants, asked leave to file an exception to the
ruling of the Court. which was granted, this
action, it is understood, being with a view tC
carrying it up to the Supreme Court Whining
ton Commercial yesterday.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-24
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN TROUBLE
The Refusal of Judge Barnard to Grant
the Mandamus.

The Refusal of Judge Barnard to Grant
the Mandamus.
Judge Barnard, in the Lanahan case yester-
day in New York, in an opinion of over fifty
foolscap pages after reciting the evidence be-
fore him, which has been already published,
holds that the relator has failed to show such
a refusal on DR.. Cartons part to permit him
TO examine the books as to entitle him to the
writ. He thinks the relators difficulty was
that he claimed right to private control of
them, which has been properly resisted The
relator's right, If any, to an examination, must
be made in the ordinary place of keeping of
the books, and under checks and safeguards pro-
vlded by the Book Committee in their resolution
of October 1870 He can find no reason for such
an examination. There was ia the first affidavit
not the slightest pretense that the agent of the
Concern had retained any property of the Con-
cern. In a subsequent affidavit the relator un-
dertook to show that the respondent retained
interest belonging to the Concern, but to the
judges mind the respondent has fully shown the
idea without foundation. He thinks the relator
should have sought information from the officers
of the Concern and of the bank before
making such damaging charges. He is un-
relator is hostile to the respondent
and the best interests of the Book Concern.
Mr.. Justice Bernard then recites the facts stated
in the affidavits to show this hostility. The re-
lator made charges of fraud and mismanagement
without proper evidence, and when called to
account for it desired to obtain evidence justi-
flying them from books and papers which he
now sWore ne never saw. Inc court was un-
willing to sanction such conduct. He wished
to obtain books and papers which he had never
seen to enable him to justify charge of larceny
and robbery which he made against Mr.. Good
enough.
To him (Judge Barnard) it was surprising
that such claim should be made; that the re-
lator did not make his examination before max
ing the charge. He had made an examination
of such books and papers as he chose, and, fail
ing in those to find any evidence asked another
opportunity to hunt for it. Such fishing for
evidence the law had always condemned. The
motion must be denied, with costs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-24
Ph,IaaeIphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, June s4.-Bark is firm at $50 scr ton
for No Quercitron. Tanners Bark rap Res fron,
sl3als 90 per cord for Chestnut oak.
In Cloverseed and Timothy nothing doing. Flax
seed sells to the cTushers at e2'l6,
The Flour mark ct continues very dull and pricess
are weak. The demand is limited to the immediate
requirements OF the hciae consumers, whose pur[
cbases foot up 700 barrels including superne at 1925
@5b extras at So bO@6 Wisconsin extra family
at s65o@6T6; Minnesota do do at ST12K@
7's7H; Pennsylvania do. do. at s62696 10; Indiana
choice, and high grades at s77b@s1b as in quality,
Rye Flour may be quoted at s5 6O@5Tb In Corn Meal
nothing doing.
The Wheat market is steady, but buyers operate
very sparngy. 1000 bushels sold at 81 o591 os for
Inoiana red 81 % for Ohio DO; 81 80 for new Della
1'7s for Indiana white Rye is quiet; 800 bushels
Western sold at 81. Corn Is dull at the recent de-
cline. Sales or yellow az 1oc. and Western mixed
at 7S@T4c. Oats are without improvement $500,
bushels mixed Western sold at e4seIc. In Barley
ana Malt nothing doing. f.n e
whisky is unchanged; Is barrels Western E6e-'
bound sold at s4c. AS