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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
TOBACCO Jr,cE,-Human nature Is the

TOBACCO Jricx.-Human nature is the
same the world over. So is tobacco
juice. And so too arc a great majority OF
tobacco chowers. A a c'ass. they gen.
orally conyrerste about IN. stove in
Barrooms. sit in front Of the doors of
hotels, and gather about the door of the
post office. OF all places this seems TO be
the favorite, as is seen at glance by the
puddles all sprinkled around Since the
blessed era Of short dresses, these puddles
have ceased TO be the fruitful source OF
annoyance to ladies that they we're IN the
DAYS Of trains, but they will never cease
TO b source of disgust as long az the
sex continue TO carry their eyes about
with them.
Tobacco, in the shape Of fragrant
cigar, does not seem to bc.disagreeable TO
the daughters of men. Many time and
oft have we heard them express their
admiration for that nice cigar But
chewing tobacco Is their special aversion
and the bare mention Of it has power TO
Transform the most classic nose into pug,
for the time being.
Hear what one 81 woman kind thinks
Of tobacco-chewing
knew by the puddle, all sprlnkisd around
The cabin for ladies. chever was near,
And said, II a brute's in this world to be found,
The said individual is certainly here.
OF delicate women there stood full score,
While the creature was seated with Others near by,
perhaps, there were thirty or more,
And around did tobacco juice ceaselcssly ny.
And this, 7 exclaimed is the land Of the free
Yes, here IL Democracy taking its ease,
While ladies' are standing at full liberty,
On the floor 10 be seated as soon NJ they please
%, my country ~ all the old courtesy dead
Tha, once Of thy sons was the glory and pride
II dec nt behavior forever mas fed,
Where now may thy daughters expect to abide
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
CAIRO BAR.
aAM1fEL p. MHEELER, ESQ.

Mr.. Wheeler was born at Binghnmton
N. Y, in 1899. Here he received as
thorough an education as the institutions
of the place afforded. After completing
his school course, he entered the law'ofhee
Of that great man, eminent lawyer ana
statesmsn--Daniel 8. Dickenson. he
wa. surrounded here, by advantages OF
no ordinary character. Besides having an
extensive and well selectsd.library, he had
the aid of the council Of one Of the fore;
most lawyer 10 America. He studied
diligently, and made rapid progress. He
no..only read the elementary books OF the
law, but be conquered them, yss-made
themshis own.
At the age of twenty BIO was admit
ted TO the bar, and soon started Tor the
great West to seek o future home. lie
came 70 Mound City, opened law Office
and pursued his profession for i've years.
In 1866, no removed 70 Cairo, and
shortly became a partner OF Muldey g
Wall,
His progress here and the rank he oc-
Gu pies among his professional brethren is
we'll known.
He 10 an indefatigsble student, sound
and safe lawyer, and attentive to business
His papers are always correct and gotten
up in excellent style.
Politically, Mr.. Wheeler, like good and
sound lawyers generally, 10 democrat.
The law, however, 10 his profession, and IL
his future Is lawyer can be correctly es-
timated from his past, II is, indesd, bright
and promising.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
CIRCUIT COURT.

The jury In the case OF james sullivan
W. the Putnam Fire Insurance Company
agreed, after being out but . very short
time, upon = verdict for the full amount
claimed BY the plaintif-$4oo. A
motion was entered for new trial.
The case Of r. u. Ellis & Bro, W. the
First National Bank Of Cairo, vas called
for trial At the opening Of Court. The
plaintiff are represented BY DIT. Linegar,
Judge Green,i W. D. Gilbert. Miles +.
Gilber, and John NJ. Lansden. The de-
PENDANTS by Judges Allen, Mulkey and
s. p. Wheeler.
This case has been upon trial before.
The arst time, the jury failed TO agree,
and the court adjourned before the second
trial had closed.
The damages 10 the action are laid ut
ten thousand dollars.
The PLAINTIFF in the action claim that on
or about sthe frat Of December, 1857, they
were possessed of certain chooses in action
to.wit: three United States $40 bonds Of
the den nomination Of one thousand dollars
each, and six United States $40 bonds OF
the denomination ofave hundred dollars
each, and. two United States certiaeasS OF
Indebtedness Of the value Of one thoAs-
aud dollars, Of the Aggregate vsiSs Of eight
thousand dollars, and that the First Nat.
,ionsl Bank Of Cairo did have 1t the above
mentioned period and does yet, have pos
session Of said bonds and certificates OF in
debtedncss; and:n the language Of the de-
clars,ion while knowing said chooses In &C.
ton TO be the property Of the said plain
tits and Of RICH, to belong and appertain
70 them, but eon,riving and fraudulantly'
BY intending crafty and subtly to de-
ceive and defraud the said plaintiffs In
this behalf, hath not yet delivered the
said chooses In action or any or either OF
them or any part thereof to the said plain
tits, although of,en requested to do So
The defendants In the case, upon the con-
,rary, defend the wrong and injury and says
that i, 10 not guilty Of the said supposed
grievances laid 10 its charge, In manner
and force as the said plaintiff have hereof
complained against it.
Much difficulty was experienced In OBJ.
tsing . jury. Important and pressing
business demanded the attention Of one
full knowledge Of the facts in the case e1'
cused another, until the morning session
was spent in obtaining the following per-
sons Almarion Worthingtoh, Henry T..
Gunter, l., d. Davis, VIM. Elder, r. r.
Kippenpurgh, b. r. Blake, Levi Nelson
Jacob Burger, W. B. Wiley, Marion
Wright, Thomas Whitlock and James
Codwel.
The case was opened to the jury in the
afternoon, for the plaintiffs by ID, I. Lin
egar, Esq, and for defendant by Judge
Mulkcy. The case will consume in its
trial several days.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
Closing Ont Sale.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth OF
ready.made clothing, hats, caps, boots,
shoes, trunks and valescs are offered for
sale by p. Nef, 70, Ohio Levee, Mt AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being his in
,ention 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-
tunl,y to secure clothing cheaper than
ever before offered in this market.
dccl0tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
PORTAL TO PHNSI-
l. CLANS.
A New Discovery in Pharmacy

"Thcre i no medicine - potent incnrng -,
ea-esa Poi"ph!llIu. Gould 10 To Rinlni'.,t'I
sithout Z wing pain, 10 W1Gli super EIDE AL other
CathartIv-. -. HoOHani- Medical WORKS. vol Do
The discovery claim 20 have made is ihccnin'
pounding o Poiophyllin with mid laNhlr'- 10
such manner a. 90 make mild aud pleasant
caihartic that can b" administered On ml oe'"-
sions, 20 old or young, male or female, M'A"W
causing irritation and consequent pain. THIS
comp ,und call Or. Iioonhnd. Podophyln. OF
substitute for MIKcvRr PitL. have taken them
myself and used thcm IN my family a, wei As III
my practice for the last two years, uni'r al '.F'
cum stances where acalhtrtic was indicated, N.'h
IN. mos satisfactory results. u acts ually upon
ia, seerotory aud digestive organs, promoting
slyinc discharges IN natural MANNER always
mild vet active enough to thoroughly cleans tho
bowels Of impurities, giving natural tone to the
general system. During the past hi,ecn years OF
NV pr,etIce have used all the different purga-
tive. IN the Ma.eria Mcdioawi'h but little satsiac'
,,on MANY Of them such a. Epson and 6auhcr
salts, Caom.l, Mercury, Ant'bl,o-s, taih2rtc
aud Liver Pm, too numerous u m"h'luh' Az nav"
"A -lmilrr effect. They are drastic ~ thcH hh.Ntn
and by 10 great activity, cShtu-t- th" system 10y
draining the boselS ~ the natural ufli', always
accessory 20 promote disr u9h, ''n-'qN'h.ls
producing Piles, Consumption LAYER IyhP''hl'
and A long train Of diseases inctt"ut 20 me hEr-
tive orstns instead Of relieving ~ Inirnh'H,
while the compound have discovered, nN rs
! mid aper,eut operating, acts 10 "a gentle m'Ne-
mont upon the small inicst mes nnd Liver, t'lr'-
in them IL ali Constructions, and iuyigprainf 90"
whole system, ,.., Lid.
consider these Pills great achievement ~
the aunal, OF .aedirnc, aud most Respectfully
solicit your inyc~ilgaton, and feel assured ON
fnir tTiL youw sndor-e all have SAID ia th'lr
favor. My method IN treating sueh diseases -
Foul RrcRih Liver Compain-i, Dyspepsia, Con.
,tipaiion Of the Royels, Bilious Complaints, AMI
nearly all diseases OF .he digestive organ. hA'
been first To cleans the bowels wish the fll i,
then rs IN my Bttor- and Tonic 90 strengthen ami
inyigoratr nnd IN all case. wher" proper aii"h-
ton y.s pi.l tn Ga" directions Oh" d'.rr|' W'"I"
vi,,iI l,uf IN thcf freshmen, | should NtF"
. He'd nttrut. on 10 the pills l..lI" nov N1I nave
u,t teen tuls ip -upply tl" home d'm'h" i'I
| Them have recently InHr,t-Hlu ia" 90 i''
| m truCtrturug, AMI an nov prepared 90 lN..' surg
! pI, the want, 90 nU, either DO ltIE. ". ''.
] uIsuttID.. g. tn'uWWuttr ih"T' H r. -...
] brus Store 10 tho country l have AI'|'. .".
! following price, ny NAL l'huy l'I' "' 'H '"'''
| Stups
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

Dir. DuSNISG's OFFICE RoBBED.-A
fow days ago u thief named Archy Guile
stole the key of DIR. Dunnings office, and
early yesterday morning entered and
stole the Doctors gold headed cane and y
case Of surgical instruments. Arnold, o.
course, was Immediately put upon the
trail, and by o'clock had Guile in custo-
dy. He had preliminary examination
before Judge Bross yesterday and was
bound over in the sum of $500, and was
sent to the county Jail.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

THE inca, marke, of Gayer 4 Co.. NJ the
..r-cr Of Washington avenue and Tenth
street, /, one Of institutions" Of the city.
It Is not only abundan,ly supplied with
the best Of pork, beef veal, mutton lamb,
sausage, ETC., but it presents nm air Of
cleanliness and order that /. rarely seen in
establishments Of like character.
Gaycr X Co. have had many years ex-
perience NJ butchers, and have long ago
learned tina, it pays bes,,o keep fine meats
and command frst-class custom. For
choice meats, therefore, cut in a nea, and
.killful manner, 90 to Tho Peoples. Meat
Market" presided over by Gsyer x Co
dec leaf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
Dr. rCHGTCK ADrIsSS CoySCHN
Ty'Ec 70 GO TO FLORIDA ~
WTNTER.
WTyrER.

r,vfsd for the las, thIrty-nvs years dsvosSd ~
whole time Rui attention 10 the study Of lung a.
eases and consumption, 1 feel that I undsrstaaA
fIiy the cour,g hat Gus ht 10 bc pursued rssioo
a tilrrIuly had case u scased iunss to hsNsAy
faIuiu =. lie nist and mott important step =
On 70 a.Ta for eG al. par 1ss e
water, 3, Fonda. well down a the STATE. vhss
ya-'s,op, o, in more northern is,itud.s. Psisiia
sn M;,,. 9S% n .s;..: 10 -
'.sthrf' whose Lungs had Teen belly dssssed, sst
T 9' I h'1 s.,, i9G rs Of the climate '.A
".' ga1t,l NILE, farther down the river q .
.- ,. ~ NYs 30, prefer 10 .la,ss - the sso-
M a Ssrs AMI 's A. a., o d,y ana mere
%. NIt t.c.l'd preference 10 Melionviile, y
iuH1. l'.t, ttAe cod thete. Ia. ,Ables in Florida
81 ht be b-i' e and patients complain u times
tai ca s,,i an q. n, ind.a', g. return e
d. s...' .l ~, 'ri then the lunss nust heal.
'ig,..A X liln,r I :, :f,sn ooss' and msy
by r.t,un.u "A to eohsumpuyss IN winter. ~
lie tittts old thcrc than where there Is ls.s
ven tn, eraiurri and u = nut nseessary 70 asyl
- rsIg,lt colds, hs Is eeran 10 die shorslyi
h'r.iv. my ~ lNtrsis, so wen down into ns sAtes
'n 81 pIev.,hs f.' y, M iasa,si
iua,s ur.'. l,N..l b,neht those who are roaelsi
w.lhat ~ lNer d'ordersd 'totnse , =, asrsn ns
ns,iy r.sounen4sL '''',' . .
allyn NDw \ .rs, Hoston, baltimore, anil rh.laasL
rHt,... Z. ~, *, where 'aw and stafnnsi On =
sapst.a..e, cat-,. .. e,cry p,.sihls phass flung
81 l.t. . q 'rlsi ! 10 - ia eIstani the dsease
c'l. \ rr.r my tako yl't saantitss
CO.,. hrr.t iuluore SvruN, Sc1Ne'l lone, ana
,l'..s. T.
l 3 .Ui, nearly evcrybo,'y I. usinr sehenet's
No. g. T IN. ' ,S S"a ,a',. na @SSs ui
t...s. ~ b. w,,-,stAl..shed tact, that NATIVES
n FLORIDA rarely DO % cVnsumpuon, especially
So, I.' .al. oao-taIrl at ls..t OF TIE populstles
Ss., IL ~. Il: : ssd .. Ss ass;
i.,a Id. 81 ea.'stn ,re, WHAT VaN psIeentAse
- go .v.D.i - ,a,ci u egn'amg yves wsrc =
q au4gts,arlsttr,,r, smlll-fux,1 but they are
r,ita.g Wa, q. t.rm alii!ls e,la; .hisss
& Inc iP fla NJ .i'. .nas.r .nd .s
Moor, ,r,.
fv ..I...s % persons vho.s lungs are arscted.
:, isAsHHy, B. q lawn a o. eh efsehsaeAs rai;
'r.'., ID ..' iari'-a.af incd,e'ns.. bcsAass 1 an
tWl.. tt.,y af, used In ~ 1 aecofdsnee viii
seS ,y N t IN a. aS WI" vii DO the res.
Iur tayf ~ via rfrrnhes for cold, coush, %
f't' Ft ats, AMI t,n ally sc. the patient 10 Walk
~ i .a., /, .. gsI lsn ne ~ '''' " "-
hyrans., 20 gye thre. medicine, 10 :, sesor cord.
a., wh'ss fs5cr a'e Of tho Mandrake fllls ls
Ie.srry. w object IA, 10 giys tOne TO The s,on-
sn ,n nm w t ss t u sS, 20 sraw Saa.,i
iU.yHh Hr.fut zach. WIN relish t1r iooi, ani
sai " ia 3. s ' d is.6' Wish j. So..y iaio-s1
ly N'n'Ht 90 tho liiils, ihsn t.a Suath lo.ssas
s' 20 N, i6s - Bts i AID saa5y, AID d:
- Ns; r.S s1 10 Mso hir.
O.. g...l, D. O.. .t ~ NJ = '4,,h ,t'a.hy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
\ THREATENED SuIr.-wo hear ,hs

4 THREATENED SuIT.-wo hear that
Mr.. Horrigsn, well known citizen OF
the Fourth Ward, fell through the side
walk, near the corner Of Nineteenth
and Poplar streets, in Commercial avenue,
and broke ten Of his ribs, and that il is
bis intention 10 commence an action
against the city for the damages no sue
tanned by the accident The impecunios-
ity ofthe city may be good excuse for not
keeping the sidewalks ia first rate repair,
but it i, no excuse for permitting the
high sidewalks 10 remain totally neglec-
al
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

DR.J r. RANDALL, Office on Seventh
and Washington streets, Treat all Chr"nie
complaints .-Consalwt.oH' Frc'.-Tell'
your disease without asking any questions.
The Doctor remains onl y one week. Call
and sec the DR., It costs you nothing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

THE weather was so clear all day
Yesterday that the ground hog had no
difficulty in seeing his shadow. According
to the old prediction, therefore, we are to
have six weeks moro Of winter The
second of February is also known in
Great Britain us "St. Swithian's Day" and
prediction runs thus
"If swithian's day be bright and clear,
Wen have two winters in the year"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

TIE KITCHEN QUEES,-ln all house
holds, wherever used, the Charter Oak
Stove Is the domestic queen, Smiles and
good nature pcrvade her kingdom, and her
.u' cct, are always free from family jars
urI kitchen disturbances. lan2jdawlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

TnG LEcrURE.-A good sized audience
met at the Presbyterian Church last
night to listen to the lecture Of Prof
Bateman on the subject Of Memory
We need not say the lecture was as inter-
esting as it was profound.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

Go To Ewe,l * Jacob, and sec Leonard
* Cos improved Brass Jet Lamp, which
can be used in every manner about the
house. They cannot be broken. No
chimney, 10 break, no danger OF explosion.
Can be used with Aurora oil or Gasoline
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

WE learn with deep regret, that the
Hon. Charles Burnett, Of Shawncetown,
continues in very feeble and delicate
health. with but little hope Of speedy re.
eovery. Tie contsmplstes removing to
Benton, Franklin county. lie iss young
man, a lawyer Of marked ability, and in
1868 WAS member Of the State Legisla-
ture.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

DANCE ASu RAFFLE.-Therc will be II
dance, and rail,c for u lnc navy revolve
on Saturday night February i'h at thames
Gray, saloon, ON Commercial avenue,
two doors below Twentieth street. Chm
ce.. nfly cent,, ench.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
OBJECTION NOTICE.

City Clerks Orice.
caro-, H., January 20, ls'l'
Notice II hereby gwen, that there will be a gen
ctsl charter election he'll
ON TUESDAY ruE 2sih DAY % FEBRUARY
A, u. ISL,
Ia the CITY Of Cairo, IN the county Of Alexander
~ tho state of Illinois. tor The purp2-" oi 'Ie't
my
Mayor,
CITY Clerk,
4 CITY Treasurer,
A city Marshal.
A city Attorney, and
FIX Members % the Select Council, a. follow
one Member from the mt ward,
une Member from the second ward.
pue Member from the THIRD Ward,
one Member from the FOURTH ward, ana
Two Members from ia. cuy.N.LafRe
Also
ono Member Of the Board Of Aldermen from
the First ward,
Three Member. o. the same from the second
ward
Doe Member Of the same from the Third
Ward, and
Tso Members Of the same from she Fourh
ward.
Poll. viii be- opened Ia the dideren, wards a.
follows.
ia the fir,, ward, At "a. once formerly known
10 MckrnNo Cos. corner OF sixth street al 4
Washington avenue
In the second ward, At the eng ne house u the
Attu Fire Company,
o. the Third Ward, 10 IN. HibSrnian Pre- Com
rany engine house, near the corner ~ 1w'iih
street aud Commercial avenue
IN TIE Fourth Ward, II the court house.
Polls will b" opened a. o'ouDa am. and
closed Al O'Clock pm. u sa.d @.ih day 81 f'htG'
ary, 4. u. ts'l. JNp. BROWN, 'iy 'i'rA.
ianiUdgH
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

our old friend Got who Is generally
called "Co,tinsham for short, is now
dispensing spiritual comforts At the bar II
the steamer Emma Floyd, in the Cinein-
natl and Nashville trade.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

Why will our friends run the risk OF be-
coming blind by wearing common Specta-
cles, when they can procure the most per-
feet article that has yet been made, BY
calling at our old friends Taber Bros the
well known jewelers. and get pair Of
Lazarus * Morris Perfected Spectacles,
Don't delay. febldaw&im
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

Two noted darkies of the 4th Ward,
engaged in hand-,o-hand comba, few
evenings ago. The victor not wishing to
pay tho usual price charged by our police
courts for such pleasures, gave tho van
oushed the sum of Sl.O0 not to complain
of him before Bross. Thus the matter
ended.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

S1y- A fiat boat going down the Mis-
sissippi on Tuesday last, ran against a
raft at the mouth of Wolf river and sunk
in few minutes in over 100 feet water
with all on board. 1t is thought there
were seven or eight persons lost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

The hull Of the Stonewall, which
steamer was burned over . year ago and
about 200 lives lost, ia now used as
whsrfboat at st. Louis. The Waterman
tells newspaper reporter that no receives
visits frequently from the ghost Of the
Mate Of tho Stonewall, who was lost when
che burned.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

JOHN koEHLER, green grocer keeps on
hand constantly full supply Of goods
groceries, vegetables in season, butter,
turkeys, chickens, &C., &C., all Of which no
cells at the lowest prices.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

" rou want pair Of boots made to or
der, out Of the bc,; material, and In tho
mos, fashionable and durable manner, go
10 WIN Ehlcr., On Twentieth street OPP
po,,e thci court house. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03
M The Jas. Fisk brought out

NJ The Jas. Fisk brought out the
following Cairo freight; &. L. Wood
ward So bundles spokes and hubs, slabs
iron. ID. AFTER, IL bbls meal, Eichoti
&. Bros, lot walnut lumber. She also
brought H. caddies and butts tobacco for
reshipment to Memphis, and 10 boxes
handles for reshipment to st. Louis.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

WANrED.-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,
at this Office.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

Day. Capt. he, Gwathmey has bought
an interest in the Evansville and Memphis
Packet, Mary Miller, and will hereafter
have charge Of her Office.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

c. W. WILKINSON, Esq, attorney at
law, of Eliaabe,htown, Hardin county
was in the city yesterday, Mr.. WiIkin-
son is a leading democrat in his county
and last fall did active service Tor the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

TuE railroad traveller will find {"
remedy that i, pleasant and perfectly
harmless. and II sure preventive of the
evil effects from Constipation or change of
water and diet, by using Simmons Liver
Regulator. l"h-odo"i"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

~ Tho Ohio Is rising at Pit,sburg
with thirteen feet water in the channel.
Another feet Of coal preparing 10 lcave
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

Bill IIALpES, NJ. lryins deputy
sheriff, is IN attendance upon court We
will have almost exclusive charge Of the
shcrif bushes, outside the city. llalden
/. a sound hard.wOrRing democrat and as
natural sequence is frst-cIss, officer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

- The Mississippi has risen three
feet at st. Louis, and is still rising with u
good stage Of water.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

A PRosF.-Nothing is better proof oil
the excellence of an article than the ire
qucncy Of limitations Of 1t.
These countertlts are the universal trl-
butte which worthlessness pays to merit
The sterling worth and popularity Of the
standard. febld&wlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

10- A heavy rain storm occurred NJ
Memphis on Monday night last causing
Wolf river to rise very suddenly on Tues
day and carry of all the saw logs and
lat boats moored along its banks.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

steamboat navigation on the Cumberland
the above line of steamers ply regularly,
for nearly six months in every year 70 y
point 80 mileAboye Nashville.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

OSg hundred presents given away eve
~ night By Prof II. Sand entertain
men,.. The best magician now travelling.
Thirty.iwo years experience. Tho sfca,
European traveller.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

nW- The St. Louis Barge Line aro still
receiving rapidly for New Orleans, aud
will load two barges here.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

M A delegation Of Western men are
in Washington, urging upon Congress
the necessity Of establishing asystcm of
buoys, lighthouses and other signals
along our western rivers to point out the
channel in dangerous localities. Millions
of dollars are spent every year on light
houses, &c, for the benefit of our foreign
commerce, although the latter has been
proven to be twice as valuable as the
former.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

We are authorised to announce PAUL W.
ALLEN as an independent candidate for the ONCE
Of city Marshal subject only TO the decision Of
the people. ID"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

pay- The Cumberland is still rising with
thirteen fee, on Harpeth Shoals.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

THOUSANDS attest Is virtues, and from
all quarters Of the Globe come testiinon-
ial, Of wonderful cures performed by Sim
mons Liver Regulator. feblda&wlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

a LARGE stock of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand at 7. Neifs, No. 10
Ohio Levec. dcc9f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-03

FLoUg-Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls., sacks, SC, for sale at the EgyP-
tian Mills. AL