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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12
4 DMsNIsTNAT RIX SALE
"A or ZEAL. ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby given. that pursuant 70 ia
crctal order entered IA the Court Of Commo
Pleas Of the city Of Cairo, NJ the Noyembe
Term thereof, A. II. lsG7, and amended at IN
June special term, A. II. ls5s, Of said court, Il
- certain cause then and there pending ~herei
sarah kguz administrators Of The goods an
chstel-, rights and credits Of Charlie. kuriy, d.
ceased, was complainant, and t,ertr.se '. hurti
puret,n ". kurts, Charles NJ KJris. W liam {
Kurt, Mary .. kurts and John Nu'iEwere lie
ioadants, tho under isned, adm ni'tt.ir,x Q
Charles kurtz, deceased, vas appointed 10 SCI
the pre- nIses hereinafter described with the row
ers and for the purposes In sald decree mentioned
Now, Therefore notice i b, rebv gwen that IN
undersigned will, on Saturday, the 9Th dsy q
March. ls7l, at the southwest door Of the couf
house in the city Of Cairo, c"uniy Of hexande
AMI state Of IllInols, between the hours of
O'Clock am. and o'clock p IN expose and of
for sale 6, the highest and best bidder, lot NUM-
bered ten (iOJ and five feet oil Of thr east side q
10, numbered eleven ~ all IN block Numbered
twenty three (2D IN the city OF Cairo, county 4
Alexander and state of Illinois. together N
the appurtcnanccs and privileges thcreuuto bel
longing ia accordance vi u said decree. Th(
terias % sale bong onc-th I'd cash and the haiI
aancr Ia eqlsl inriallmsnts, in SIX and iSelv(
months, ~ be secured by moriSase on TIE prsm|
ise-. SARAH y MN q,
Administrators OF Charles Kur;I, deceased.
Febr'y. s,t, 1874.
/. r. Butler, Atty. for Admir- Fehioiltwst
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby gwen to John r. Monks, ID
N shawn, HerIy Whitney, Amos q. phillit
John p. Cox, John gortner and eerh % Won and
othsrs interested, thatst assle o. lands and ,oy
and city lots, for The delinquent state, coun|
and district school taxes Of the County OF Alexs
der Tor the year 4. u. 1893, held AZ The Coz
House door In the City ofCaro in said count
on Monday the 10Th day Of July A. II. 1869, NJ
came the purchaser OK the following describe
tracts of land ;or sad. Delinquent taxes to-wit
Part OF the Northeast quarter OF section I'd
sevau t7 IN township Fourteen IA south. |
49, acres, assessed and tafei IN the name Of vi
tn SAID John h. Monks. Par, fths Sorhsej
quarter OF section nine ~ IN township foqrted
n4) South in range two t2tTest ofthe third
containing rs acres assessed and taxed IN M
name Of you the said Joseph NJ. shawn. IN
East half OF Inc Southwest quarter Of s.ctll
nine (9l in township fourteen Qtl south in rsns
two (2J Yves, OF the "a r NJ containing 50 acre
sssessed and taxed in the name OF you the "a
Henry whitney. The Northwest quarter Of Il
Northwest quarter OF section seventeen ~
township fourteen "a South, in range two [
West Of the 81 p NJ containing forty acres, asses
ed and taxed in tho name Of you the said AM
q. Phillips. The Northeast quarter Of the sout
east quarter Of section No. one ~ in tovnsh
fourteen OA South in range No. threu ~ We
and taxed in the name Of you the, laid John
Cox. The Southeast quarter OF the sonthe'
quarter Of section No. twenty go in tovS-h
" containing forty acres, assessed and tAs
ia tho name OF you the saideJohn Gortner .
| That the tim. iiven By the law tor tho REDEEM
\ eon OF each one OF said tracts OF lsnt fro
"a ale VIII expire on tho 2Jtn day OF ia
| 1T, AMI unless sooner redeemed IN
| Dated Feb. vh ISL. THOMAS J. NcCLu RE
DIT Purchase
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
A RFsIOENCE WORTH $4,000 FOR
~ 30.
I0vesti lnvsst |;

Mr., Vincent agentlcman well known
% our citizens Us q strict: business man aud
IN old.time rc,iden, Of Cairo, intends dis.
posing ofhis family residence By lottery
sale. The price of each ticket is the low
sam OF - So FOR which the purchaser
,tsnds = chance of getting comfortable
home, the cos Irice Of which
was $4,000. The house, pleas.
antly located on 10Th street, is
Dwell known TO our citizens that it scarce
ly needs description. 1t is a handsome
residence, as comfortable within a, 1t is
imposing without.
B,'idcs MIR. VinceIts residence, there
will be Ave other prize of city lo,s, The
drawing will be . follows;
lstprize, lots 90 AMI 81, in block No 4,
3D. add. to the city, with fine story
frame residence
L..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

TAKE NorICK.--For sale or exchange
for Cairo property farm OF 40 acres, ~
miles from Cairo, near Anna, in Union
county; healthy location, and good water
The place is about half cleared, in good
running order, stocked, with good range.
For particulars address Francis Killer, box
<07, Cairo, or call on him on Cedar street,
between Eight and Ninth streets
febl2dlw
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THE CHURCHES.
where They Are, and other Informa-
tion Conce rning Them.


ton Concerning Them.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Is on Eighth street, between Washington
avenue and Walnut street Rev. G. IL
Foote, Pastor. Services to-day ut 10Y
ain. and at y pm.
ST. PATRICK CHURCH
IL on the corner of Ninth street and Wash.
ington avenue Raw. p. J. OHalloran,
priest. Service. to-day &! and "! am.
vespers a. 3 pm.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Is on the corner of Eighth and Walnut
streets Rev. Fred l.. Thompson, Pastor.
Services to-day at l0i am, and at ~ pm
An interesting revival Of religion is now
progressing at thi. church and conversions
are being made almost every day.
rHs CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Is on Eighteenth street, between Wash.
ington and Commercial avenues no pas
tor. Services, now and then.
THE CHURCH OF THE RRDEEMER,
(the Episcopal church, is on Fourteenth
street, between Washington avenue ana
Walnut street. Rev. Mr.. Coan, rector
Services to-day Il: 10! am, and at 4! pm.
THE NEGRO CHURCHES
are very numerous, each negro who can
write n little or guess at printed matter
having erected himself into an apostle.
-H--a4-O---HHa-a
PREPAgE.--It Is the duty of every citi.
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WOMAN Is ENDOWED with a peculia

WOMAN Is ENDOWED with peculiar
organization. l, is easily impaired and
requires medical treatment which will
speedily terminate her suffering and secure
to her perfect health and splendid spirits.
Ladies will find in MlSHLkRS HERB
BITTERs II rare Specific and Tonic for
their SEX, in every period of life, from in
fancy TO old age. 1t is a preparation
which will aid nature in tho discharge Of its
functions, impart strength to the system,
tone to the digestive organs, and will pre-
vent lassitudc and insure physical regular
ity. Sold everywhere, feb7eod&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

Why will our friends run the rick OF be-
coming b'i"d by wearing common Specta-
Giles, when they can procure the most per.
feet article that has yet been made, by
calling at Our old friends Taber Bros the
we'll known jewellers and get pair Of
Lazarus u Morris Perfected Spectaclcs.
Don't delay. fehldawSlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

MURDxK IN MIssoURI.-Harry Bryant,
desperate character, went to the house
OF Robert Blanford, three:miles southeast
OF Charleston, Mo-, on Thursday night
last, and shot him tive times, killing him
almost instantly. Blanford died in fifteen
minutes. Blanford owned a distillery aud
farm, leaves large family and was a
well-to.do and respected citizen. The
murderer made his escape, but hopes are
entertained that he will be apprehended,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

Second Ds,'s ssie-Eievsn shds -a.osd
Prices.
Tho second day, sale Of tobacco at the
Ballard Warehouse Of ID. Huri !, Son Was
well attended by foreign and home buyers,
and the sale, were satisfactory 70 the
sellers, there bein; no reflections. The
market opcrs very encoursgingly, and
there il promise Of sraa, activity, pub
lie attention being attracted 10 tho .upe-
p.or advantages offered by Cairo to both
the buyers and scll.,s Of tobacco. Sales
Wcre-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

CIacuu CoUsT.-Ths jury in tie case
OF 7. b. Ellis 4 Bro. rs the Firsl National
Bank agreed upon q verdict on Friday
evening, after being out but twenty min
u,cs, In favor of the Bank. The case Of
M-w Major Thos. J, Mcclure, was
called for trial yesterday morning.
Albright for plaintiff and Judge Allen for
deiendast.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12
"T0 YOUR TENTS"
Demoersti. veterans spelling for .
Figh:-Iwo Hundred Majority for .
straight 1tcket-Live Men wanted
WAX Tn.

Cairo, i'e". II, is;l.
r. Ne Ejit3r Of IRE '1i-o B4ii,,n.
The communication from Another Vo.
ter, In favor of a democratic ticket m eets
my approval. \ clean ticket with live
msn upon it, Is wha, We want and must
have. L., democratic convention be
called say. every true democrat IN Cairo.
FIRST WARD.
u Editor of,h Bulletin.
liza dompcrat.c ticket j. nominated Il.
majority will not be less than 200 The
democrat. are sE1iol. !or the contest.
With reduction Of taxes, and Cairo rs u
manufacturing point, as our motto, We will
sweep the city. No time .hould be los, in
calling the convention.
a DEMOCRAT.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12
THE SCHOOL MASTER.
His stat ms I'm the Present Age, ~ Com .
pared with that OF Previous ones
onr Cairo TIE achers

school teachers that learned
and truly great man, Thomas
Dick, of Scotland, says; 1T may be
affirmed without the least hesitation, that
there is no office in general society more
honorable ard important than the instruc-
ton Of the young, and none on which the
present and future happiness of the human
race 50 much depends.
While thi. is true, 1t 10 not
MANY YEARS
since the profession Of the school teacher
received that respect and consideration at
the hands of society TO which its duties and
qualifications entitled II. Not more than
a century ago, the office of school teacher
in
COUNTRY VILLAGE
was looked upon as one Of the lowest in
society. Even in
ENLIGHTENED PRUSSIA B.
about the middle OF the last century, says
a writer, call that was required Of their
school masters, who were chiefly mechan-
les, was to DO able to read and write say
the ca,cchism, sing tolerably few we'll
known psalm tunes, and TO ciphers little.
Numbers of
syr,,v,n.
smployed in summertime IN keeping
sheep. in winter assumed the Office of
teachers of youth. The nobility used gen.
orally to bes,ow the place OF school mas
ter IN their
WALLETS
or grooms Ne reward for past labor In
many instances says another writer the
office of village barber, fiddler. and school
master, were conjonod in one person.
tSoURDAY
Tho ,rcs...;on I. no, .o rey,rd.l. Our adj.
,apeea civilization and n high order Of in.
~, -, :, -
=,
'"s "'o'' e'''"''. - s"P'' "''"'' w"
icc'r'ei 70 Il 'h' n'sne'' respect Vi '''
inea anu eduea'eu society
We submit 'n's or'e' '".'o."."o" w.
ore eh"r'hg upon ,Ne'en ., TUE '' ,
~ 49, -.
i''! W "a '"'e'es''
H. = hs"lhh
ne superintendent OF our cry sc"oo', ""
'o'h IN vermont was ''uea'e' ~ NAN
IoIph academy IN that state, ana IA,
aught school for over six years.
Miss JULIA ROBINSON,
s.i.,an, in the High School room, is
s,ivc Of Ohio graduated at Oberlin
'ollege, snd has taught two years.
MISS ABBiE A.HATcH
. native Of Illinois, was educated NJ
'ornal University nnd been tsHcher
'r five years.
Nisa MANY HAWKINS
'Gs born In ONO, educated ~ 'lhc'nhati
nj has taught six year,
MISS SARAH J. SHIELDS
native OF ioh"'',"' Nh. '''"'." :"
10 ''"'"'e H'P"''"'"' " N"'N ''"ss'
NJ nus ''us"' "'' s''''
MS D'N rim" Il
''''
u year" .v,,vvv,yn, .... |
nr;nc;u.I of Iatb street .cb,ol bullainr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

" you want a pair Of boots made TO OF
der, out of the hes, material, and in the
most fashionable and durable manner, 20
10 VIM Ehler-, on Twentieth street, OPP
rnstc thci court house. n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

Number Of acres Of improves lands in
Alexander county, $685. valued a: slls,
53s. Number Of acre. q uuitnpfoved
lands, sl.ll>, valued ut siss oes Number
Of lots I3t3 valued at Sass, $50.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

GREAT DOLLAR GIFT SALE or a LARoE
STOCK oV BASKRUPr Goops.-A fine pho
togrsph is sold for twenty-five cents with
which is given u certificate, describing the
article which can be bought for One Dol
lar. The stock consists, in part, ofwatehes,
jcwelry, plated ware, albums, writing
desks, moerschaum pipes, cutlery, &c.
Articles disposed of daily, worth at
least $50 dollars, for one dollar each
Any article the certificate may os.l for,
can be exchanged fora fine French Chrome,
nicely framed, or Il Fifty Picture Album
Ladie, are respectfully invited to attend
day sales. Next door b. the st. Jane.
saloon, corner Of 18th It, and Ohio Leyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

The KITCHEN QUEES.-ln all house
holds, wherever used, the Charter Oak
Stove is the domestic queen. Smiles aud
good nature peryadc her kingdom, and her
subjects are always free from family jars
and kitchen disturbances. isn25dawlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

Regular comm unies,ion OF Cairo Lodge
20, A. y. 4 A. ". a, Masonic Hall to.mor.
row Monday evening is;h ins'p AT :
o'clock
Visiting Brothers are cordially invited.
w. Is. KRRNRY, Sec'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

The number Of horse, assessed in Alex.
addris county for 1870 Was 1908, average
valua' ion, si2.0s. Number Of hog. 6,Gsl,
average valuation 81 ,D5.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

THOUSANDS attest It's virtues, and from
all quarters of the Globe come testimon-
ials of wonderful cures performed by Sim
mons Liver Regulator. febida&wlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

WEASE pleased to learn that John p.
Hely, our county surveyor, has been
permanently employed by the Illinois
Central Railroad Company as engineer, to
oversee the road from Champaign 10
Centralia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

~ you want a good, stylish aud usll
hitting suit OF clothes, made to order, you
mas, go TO p. NoG, No. 70 Ohio Leves
decgtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

Nor NEw.-The Charter Oak Stoves
were introduced to the pablic twenty years
ago, and the demand for them has
increased with each succeeding year,
The Excelsior Manufacturing Company
isnow prepared to supply in any quantity,
those who need good stove. f,h7d&wl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

CAIRO Las eleven lawyers, nine doctors,
siI minister, white, two denti.t. thirty
school teachers, i've paper and politicians
how many
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

THE Dollar Gift Store on sth street noar
tho Levee, has a number of silver coin,
gifts for some lucky purchasers Of a photo
graph.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

Nh. WIcKwIRE is announced rs q
candidate for the Select Council from tie
Third Ward, NJ. Wickwire will make
an ex ,ellent councilman; will be atten-
tive to the duties of the positi on, and will
seek TO advance the interests OF the city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

TABER BROTHERS, 30 Ohio Lcyee will
hereafter keep constantly on hand, direet
from the Eastern manufacturers the very
best winter strained purified sperm OIL. ior
sewing machines, and all 6ne and light
machinery, This oil has never yet been
superseded by any Of the manufactured
oils, as it never gums or is affected by the
yyoa,ber de- st;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12
PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME
OF THE
Casino Masquerade Ball,
To BEorvEy
FEB. 18TH, 1871.

FEB. 18TH, 1871.
In schs.rs Hall. Cairo, Illinois.
The Select Council of Fool. Of the Cs;ro
Casino, has, in its unboundcd wisdom. 70.
solved to perpetrate Grand Na.quersd.
That shall entirely and completely eclipse
any and every thing heretoforee and here
after to be a,,en pied. The most
CONSPICUOUS FOOLS
in the community, among whom you,
dear reader, undoubtedly belong, are in.
vited but those not invited By the sale Of
a tcket, expecting to obtain admission will
be placed IN Tho category Of fools in which
may be- found the celebrated Thompson
colt. that went into the river 10 GO. cut OF
the rain and was drowned
Without disclosing in the least any Of
the preparations, with which the visitors
are TO be Overwhelmingly amazed, We vii
give merely slight idea Of the pcrfor
manccs.
THE HALL
is to he decorated beyond MI comprehen.
sion.
will open AT the beginning or when all
the fools have assembled although the
doors will tc opened at O'Clock. All
tina. are iche!cI, stamped and greenbackod
will be admitted, tu, those who are not.
cannot purchase tickets al the door, and
may 90 where the woodbine ,wineth.
\ TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION
of the assembled fools will open the per-
formance, lei by band OF music that
never plays, in the following order;
A. The Grand Marshal, To Horse"
b. A .onl-hsrrowing company Of must.
clans, tFunpe;ers, Migrants, Sc.
G. A Cairo Night Watch.
ID. Austrians Americans, Spanisrds,
Turks, French. Germans, Russians, Ne
grccs, Ho,tcuto.., and other vagabonds.
Z. The Council Of the Casino, and the
Council Of the City o. Cairo.
+. An Alderman who wants t. DO re-
elected.
G. \ cl,yir ot female yjsagag.. %
'b.ow.ng-up expedition.
II. All the crowned heads OF EUROPE.
I. The nobility of Mound City.
X. Sundry knights mounted on horses,
or "hors du combat
l.. Prussians and Freneh-new.
N. African Amszons.
n. Corner loafers and other influential T,
spirits OF ,ae city.
.. A Bagpipe player.
7, \ Committee Of Mimics--Gl der tho
q a Geological Society.
X. Tho medical faculty on sn auatom-
ieal bender, lapothecarily speaking)
l.. Louis Boaaparte and Lulu.
4. An organ-grindcr oftho periodic.
L. A Wandercr from tho Delta Club
'eaten by n Poor Mans Club.
V. Rip Van WInkel aud Dog Schnci-
Ter.
". Queen Of the night.
y. \ Temperance lecturer.
\. a Band Of Revenue COLLECTORS oGa
expedition.
z, Various jngclers and nesk-breasing
acrobat. and symnas,' All other fools
and Inmates viii unite with ~, crl ~ the
hcginnIng.
All who mean go llart. ipa'". sGd arr
n, too mesn TO co.ar apUu Nisa ,heir
neans, Finally the head OF toe proc.s'i n :
Wi, close exactly u; t!su end
l. 4 lurls.Aul Olrlupt gssf Etusu' al cos :
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The number Of tickets is $3.50, price of
each ticket - so. The drawing will take
place about the % of.June 1871, and
will be conducted by gentlemen
who will make arrangements t. have it
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

CoUsrY ORDERS WAsrED.-Highest
cash price paid for county orders by the
Enterpri," Saving. Bank. ONCE, at City
SEtiulA. IahG. ieb5llw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

.Dk AkTrai.a candidate for Mayor,
and hopes 10 obtain the vote. GA INA.
joriiy ofhi. fellow-eiizen,. he will, hs
says, devote all his time 20 the duties Of
tho once, and do everything in his power
70 advance the interests Il Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

PKRsoSAL--Cspt. Wilbanks, clerk Of
the Supreme Cour, for the southern dis
trio, Of Illinois WAS in the city on Friday,
and favored us with call. Mr. Wilbanks
We understand visited Cairo for the psr.
pose of submitting plans and specifications
TO our contractors for building a court
houscst Mt. Vernon.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

Tnr WORE of allins the custom House
lot. j. being vigorously pushed forward.
Mr. Boyle will soon have his contract
mile ted
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mofa''f;'


United s',.ss Z Aiaeret southern rl,'ir' Of
lNinfIs-
Wh,rs'., on lls il,h 'sT ~ FehrGsry 4. Il.
I,1i, Stat .a.ty .lugvrree 6 Go, n,cd = libel IA
IA, hl,alt ,udttoi 90" tHtted states for ths
sautN ";n ! s'rrt ny il.r. B, .s.ils the sta
BOA Lou s,.l e., her hlats, LyS,, apparel an tir
nil.ns, praNlrs tho The 49,. 9 may brcolteinnrL
- ,aiI LlholiE ,Lc ssui ca, .e,.an FoaT hundred
ami tNsnN UollAl s, nul S''rt-s. ~ virtue ~
lfurcss o. ol" corn. ~ d. :, = W- iirected, re-
,ruahl- Oh the IE,' Hiui,st 40 Narh igil, lhtys
- at upon ana ttlta the -r,i s,sAuho>t Lou s.
Vile, her ATS, es'., a'orr,s'G I'D L,ye the same
o. NV custody,
~ zee IL heirby = ven, 'i..,s D .t,at Corr; Of
ttr Uaitad states wd ht lirli =. lV Ie,t.d -izte1
Court room n thrcity AZ ,irp, on the urst Mon
,..y "a harsh 1871, t,V the irih lot tho sad prem.
i.C., sui 'hr Usu-r 81 owners, AMI ali persons whu
h-s- 81 clrn any Interest shere,L, ARE HEREBY
gtsl 10 he aud appear ut ;n' tune aod Place HIur-
,ud, - show cause, r: uu" ,ury have. why decree
suhulA not uc Rendered IA arcnr,lAl ~ with ths
PRAYER I said libel. ."iS -, ROUTE
~, Potter sauJ, Dgpuiy. |. =. MarsLs'.
CAIRO, il-,, February %, .s7o.--'scl9siii
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FoR pistols and cartridges aud bowie
knives, 90 direc: 10 +. NeT., No 20 Ohio
Levee. deceit
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HiERooLrrHics.-F Normans Cha.
lybea,e Cough syrup--trsie mark Of
hieroglyphics--go to Humm, col. agent,
corner Eighth stree, and Commcrcisl ave.
nue.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

Orn thank. are due to Hon. IT, W.
Webb for a copy oftne annual report Of
the suditor of public accounts.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

WANDA female servant white or
black, to do chamber work In . small fau.
lily, and nurse. TO good help, the highest
wages will be paid. Address Enquirer,
At this office.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

We understand that he was recently
srrs,ted for teaming wi.hou, first having
procured q city license.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

LANCE stock Of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand at T. Nef'., No. 20
Ohio Levee. deceit
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srcm horrid feeling. q. experience no
ose can imagine. feel respondent, as
though something awful Wa. going to hap
pen. Uss Simmons Liver Regulator II
you would avoid such feelings
fcbIdeowlw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

FLOUR -Chsice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls., sacks, &c, for sale at the Egyp.
tian Mills. au
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

CAPT. JONI G. WHITE, county superin-
tendent Of schools, will visit next week,
all OF our county schools. II is his pur-
pose TO induce every teacher in the
county to be present Il, the county
Institute in March. Mr.. White, We un.
derstand. will visit our ci,izens in order 20
secure places for teachers during the ses.
sion.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12
Closing Ont sale.

Twenty-Five Thousand dollars worth OF
ready.mndc clothing, hints, caps, boots,
shoes, trunks and yulescs ara offered for
sale by j. Neti, 49, Ohio Lavec, Mt AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being hi, H.
teni'on to close out in that line nnd en-
bark exclusively and more extensively in
the furnishing goods aud merchant tailor
ing business.
This closing out sale furnishe, an oppor-
tunity to secure clothing cheaper than
ever before offered in this market.
dcclO.f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

BALL.--The Hibernian's ball, on the
Goth inst, will be grand affair.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

THE total vala1 Of personal property in
Alexander county for 1870, WIS $40, s6G.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

TAxEs.-Porsons IN arrears Tor Stats
aud county taxes will ssvo costs by liquid
a'ing the same Immediately. II i, neces-
sary, in order to give the school fund its
money, that all personal taxes shouii be
paid during this month, Those interested
will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly. ALEX, II, IRWIN,
lwd Sheriff and Ex-oiileio Collector.