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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
REMOVAL OF A DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ESTABLIsIINENT

Messrs' Blum & Amson would respectfully
INFORM the puzzle that they will remove their
stock OF general merchandise from Eighth
street, to the store room No. Iae, Commercial
avenue. one door above Elliott & Hay thorn's,
ana viii, on Monday April II, be prepared to
display at their new place Of business very
large and well-assorted stock Of dry goods.
clothing, etc., to which they invite all their
old customers and many new ones. to call
aud examine for themselves. l-llGt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

Miss Bibbie Crowley of this city, neiee Of
Mr. John Howley, {. now attending the uni.
versity OF Notrc Dame, Indiana. Mis-.
Crowley last month drew the golden rose,
prize only open to those pupils who are en-.
r He'd on the Tablet Of Honor TOR strict OBJ.
servance OF the academic rules. For two
consecutive years Miss Crowley has stood
hrst in rank continuously on the Tablet Of
Homer
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

omcer LaHue night before last captprod
au'ei who had s'olen bolt Of cloth from
'ne s'ore OF Mr. {. Hanny. The cloth was
sA'uea At about SIS. A preliminary bcarin.
was mao Yesterday before Squire Jor,".
s son, and the thief bound over in the .pIo -,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

tne MI. Carmel Register understan3,
tha' TWO through trains will be run ON ,bs
SAao ana Vineennes railroad through from
-. - ANA annapolis to Cairo without change. inside
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

M H. Bxby, grocer, wasbin,,o,
'ehue' between Eighth and Ninth stree,,
a"'of sale tine selection Of poeke, cn,'
!iry' Anyone desiring TO pur base eooJ
ANA cheap pocket-knlfe should giye n'I, 40 :
call. e'' ann
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

"iie OF VIM. EichhOr, Thursday, Aprp
i" at pm Funeral will take lace at n =
'es,ueuee on Seventh street, between WAL.
'ns'oh ana Poplar Saturday, April Il. atp
pm. Relatives and friends mr., -.
without further notice.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WIN sell lot numbered i2 in block 40, first
ADDITION fronting on Twentieth street. NV
mouse now standing on said lot will be moved.
leaving good brick cellar, cistern and out.
houses For particulars enquire a, my .hon
on Twentieth street. WIN. Euupss
J-l5llIn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

The place to buy wall paper and window
shades Is no. Sixth street, opposite Win.
ters block, where you can buy cheaper
than any place In the city. II. ABLE. Il
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

fhe Illinois Central Railroad eo,pror,
nave commenced the work OF removing -.
track to the outer edge OF Leyee
Tue plank road has been torn up TO within
. sno,, distance Of Eighteenth street. apd
me ties laid down ready for Tho iron y,
seems to US that this /. a bad time % -
tne work rs the late wet weather ba. rn', :"
NE sae ,1an sery muddy aud in many place, al.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

pf' crews pastor Of the NJ. y. church 81
ffeeport, Illinois, Is visiting hl. d,u,h,..
Ar.' r. W. Brelay' Of thi, city. and as :.
"nremain several days, will preach a, ,ro
Methodist church, corner Of rlgl,h n 'n'
Walnut streets, next Sabbath e"u ahd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

.. 'afie Is now ready TO receive orders
~ 'oe h'ery business. lie has a lot of fine
ouggies and good horses, which he viii hire
out on the most liberal ter ms.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

Mr' Malonei. young colored gentle.
man oiHoIiity-a good man, and In all re.
poets qualified to al the Office. If cleo.
20 ne "'H do his best TO all the Office &C.
cep.ably.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

Mr.. c. Pstier withdraws IRON the con.
test Tor alderman of the Fourth ward. Ills
many friends will regret that he has seen
proper to take this step; but we presume
ne has consulted his own Interests, and be.
hcves that he could not give the time aud a 4.
teniion to the Office thst 1t requires. Below
Is his card
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Sam Orr, Csnelton
Grand Tower, s. Louie
CIV kountz, Evansville
!dlewild, Evansville
Turner, N Orlesps
Sam j Hale, N Orleans
bismarck, N Orleans
City Of Cairo, Louisville
Andy Baum, Memphis
John Kyle, st Louis
Red Fox, Wabash river.
Jim Fisk. Jr, Pad ucsh
Illinois, Columbus
DEPARTED.
steamer Grand Tower, Memphis
" kouniz, N Orleans
Idlswild, Evansville
II > Turner, Cincinnati
Sam Hale, Louisville
" Bismarck, st Louis
-" Glasgow, Hickman
City Of Cairo, N Orlear.
" Andy Baum, Cincinnati
Ked Fox, N Orleans
Jim Fisk, Jr., Paducah
Illinois, Colu bus
Sp'AioS w THE RtVRks.
Ane rise In the Ohio during the pas
'wenty-four hours was only two and
half inches. The Mississippi was on
stand still yesterday but will prob.bl,
swell little to-day.
Special dispAtche, to THE BuL1rr,,
report the condition Of the rivers a, ysri
Gus places.
BUSINESS AND wEArHER.
business was quiet yesterday and bu
little freight was handled BY either II,
steamboats, or drays.
Inc weather was cloudy and damp with
considerable wind during the afternoon
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
a new steamboat coal yard has been
established here by the American Camel
Coal company. and Jim Biggs hs, been
appointed their agent. Their first tow Of
$4,000 bushels arrived Thursday night In
tow OF the Sam Orr, which boat they will
use for towing their fats.
The Gen. Anderson has been 1t Mound
City several days loading q raft of log, on
'srgea VIII ch she will tow 10 st. Louis
The little tug Red Fox passed down for
view Orleans with five aat boats loaded
With Wabash river products, such Is hoop
'ole', slaves, lumber, etc.
The Carrie V. Kountz received a full
lad between here and Evansville and I'd.
cd nothing here.
The City Of Cairo went south with ,
g load and added very little here.
The Andy Baum had = good load Of
'tton for Cincinnati.
The Bismarck for St. Louis and Fl
arnsr for Cincinnati had ligh, trip..
The Sam Hale had three empty barge,
: the Ohio river.
The Idlswild brought q fair trip Of
light and people and returned with fair
'senger list.
The barge W. H. Osborne 10 loaded
b railroad iron and car trucks for the
Eas Paciac railroad and will b towsd
New Orleans by one Of the Mississippi
l'y Transportation Co.'S tow boats,
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50 REWARD.

Los'--A gold hoop earring The above
'e"utd WIZ be paid TO the person leaving
'He ring al my livery stable, Tenth street.
Cairo, Illinois. B.F.F,v,n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

ladies', call at Mrs. MeGee's and see ,ho
be u'ifui assortment Of millinery eood. ~
has just received; hats and bonne,s e. ,he e
sSsry latest st, les and of an Infinite yarie,y
81 Shspss aud pattern. with ali the new,
soloFs and shades in ribbons; dne French
end American flowers and straw trimmings
- every kind. Mrs. McGee has hot
como line OF fans. neck handkerchief, bow.
eod crsvsts, from Field. leifr & o.
Chicago, oil Of which are sold at low prices
- we'll ~ large quantity ri o Der rood,
end nouons. ~ new, beautiful sad ia.Llona.
~.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

Mr. Robinson, announced tor aldc,m.,
IN The F'ith ward, is too well-knovn to n.
people Of Cairo to need much commando.
Ton al our hands. He ha. been in the
council for long time aud we believe M
ma" h"' discharged bis duties more faith.
idiiy or NOR more sccep,ibly than bs b..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

r. NJ ward Is now hcpared TO deliver tho
oest OF sawed and splithirkury wood TO AN,
part OF the city. Also all kun III Of wood an,
coal always on hand. g.9[,r
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

n neat cottage aud two lots, located en-
tue corner oil Division street and Wa.hin..
ton avenue. For terms, etc., enquire a, the
corner o. Fifteenth street and ,,omm.raia,
"'."ue VI 4. O'CALLAuAs.
I-lu n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

en'y OF fresh eggs at Lufkin's, CONNER.
sni avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. 49,, ~ 1"u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
BARBER WANTED

ah'ed' a good barber (white) at corner
u L'Sn'n street aud Commercial avenue !.
sooa wages and steady employment guarap.
'eeu' (4-lOOt) j. GEORGE sIEISunrs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

Circuit court is still in session. The
criminal docket has been dispo ed Of, and
the civil doekcttaken IN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

fn'y thousand envelopes just received al
the BULLETIN Office. >,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

envelopes furnished and printed AZ the
0eLLkiiS OFFICE ut ~ to % per thousand
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
FOR CITY TREASURER.

Aeeee@I We are authorized to announce Mir. Jane.
-. Phillis candidate for the Office Of cit,
g.. treasurer, at the ensuing municipal election
We are authorized to announce tina, Rob't
MI A. Cunningham will be candidate for re.
w. election to the Office Of city treasurer at tn
ensuing municipal election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

matte futnam as Sans Soaci last even.
ing won the plaudits Of the audience NJ,
'ne manner in which she performed the
c"arA'ter' Miss Putnam has talen, of =
une order and gives herself up entirely 10
the spirit of the character she per.oro,o.
sac IS a INC vocalist as well as ac.re.
ana Is ct chsry of her favors in this Ii, ..
as Gao Slope, Brown surpassed him.
self and gave high Satisfaction o. a.
AUDIENCE which the lenten season and
o'her causes conspire to render rs,be,
mesger.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

NJ, o ., CAIRO, April 10. 1873.
DIR ODERLY--flease Withdraw INV nane
" candidate for alderman in the Fomri,,
"ard, ana obltge yours, CUAs o. pA1,pn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

ou' ei'Isens will dad tue proceedings o.,
'ne e'nzens meeting in this morning,
bULLErIs. 1t will DO seen that the ma, .
orS''ty is not in very great demand
a'nong our citizens. After twice declip.
ing the nomination Col. Wood accented
'a IS now the citizens csndj.
aa'e Tor mayor. If elected, which h.
most probably will be, we have no d,ub,
ne VIII give the city faithful and vipor.
Gus az administration. The nomination me,
the general approval of the mass meeting
winch was composed Of our bes, ei,ize,s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
Just opened
Atshs SIG. OF shs BED SCOT.
CoRNg1 or 6svEHru STREET AND VASE.
INoToH ANEkUE.
CAIRO, LIMOS
CAIRO ILLINOIS

Where invite all the citizens OF Cairo
and surrounding country 70 call and see II
shey cs,nnot save money, ~ ] Will ssu very
low. ] have adopted the old motto, "ihs
pence" n. Il. VATHOI.
trlQ0
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
PHIL. HOWARD.
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
ciiy AsssssAi Raak Busla,.s.

sa--recisi s',en,os rad to order. t,ou .,Asr
oosis Chit or dav
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

TERMS OF THE DAIl.>ed to announce DR.. WI.
On week, ~ carrier candidate for mayor ut
0ae ysas By carrier, In aicipal election.
oss ysar By carrier thorized to announce James
sdvases.... candida for mayor at the
- Month, b. natl. municipal election
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
-. FoR CITY ATTORNEY.

- osn~'s'''' FOR CITY ATTORNEY.
Ooe ye1. authorized TO announce H. Wat,
--bb as a candidate for the office of
- DoLLltorncy at the approaching municipal
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12

Young Easley, tho man arrested for shoot.
Ing at 40 engineer on the Cairo and Via.
cennes railroad, some time ago, was yss.sr.
Day uisd v The circuit court and acquitted.
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The Conservative Victory,
Gr.ai Bgoiciag at S'gaatcr.

SrAUNr1S November lO.-No such demon
strtioa has ever been witnessed in the ALLEY
Of Virginia as chat here tonight ia honor OF
,he election If Kemper Everybody is ON the
streets, and every window almost is ablaze
with light even the warehouses aat public
buildings are Illuminated The procession,
bearing torches and tmnsparencies with stdk-
Ing notices. WAS larger than any city Of the
Size Of Suuat3n ever got up. Ca the Sears
Hl, overlooking the city, lofty pyramid #
EAR barrels made the most sPIcn3ed iIlumina-
ton ever saw.
The enthusiasm of the people is unbounled
Conspicuous ia the procession was the Irish
Brigade, bearing banner with transcription,
" The adopted citizens Of Virginia viii ever be
true % Virginia
General E.11l, and others male stirring and
eloquent speeches. Private residences we're
copiou-y decorated with Chinese candles. and
rockets were sent up from every par; Of the
city.-R,rimord Wing
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THE WEEKLY Sun is too widely known TO
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Spanish Brutality.

NIX. Vi--;,i-. Indian with army stores and
~..,.....,-.,.. ,,,s ..,,or.l n few DAVIS AGO
..t.ti..h San, QUA some ~ the prin,ipal
..,n,..a..,,.,. ,...,oo,ss on boarI-anong
.,n ID, r.s, ,ys. known in Washington
..lNv y..,-v.rs s,.,nariiy executed
s.b.e-rer,', other. were shot in front Of the
,~ors as,a.l,er-houss wa /" a, Santiago
?. o,n-s,cf which has produced sensa-
,i.,. +, ,,- r-.a,:pll cities ana attracted TIE
attention as ,h. United States government
the b5u,rsah7vc mentioned. however have
been e,ips,i on the execution Of the Captain
mi -r.v .r,r. vir,inius. So men. on the 7th.
~ o.,.. -l......., - che
''' ~ N.'' '. 10.
sth. One 90 Che latter number francnl AHA
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~ oHANCERY

The object Of this Snit is 70 enjoin tie sa'o
Of a tract Of 1875 acres Of land in the Comfy -
jefferson. advertised by the Trustees, the Tx
ecutors Of John W Holiday, deceased and
given TO secure debts due 10 the cher deien-
dants upon various grounds set forth in tie
Bill and amongst others upon the ground Of
usury.
II appearing. on affidavit fled in this suit,
that the Defendants - williamson and Sa-
rah T. Williamson, bis wife, are non-resideuts
Of the State Of West Nirginii. they are hereby
required to appear within One Month after
the due publication of lli. order, and do what
is necessary TO protect their interest in this
matter.
And Il j. further ordered that q copy OF this
order shall be published once a we for four
successive weeks in tie Virginia I &c Press
"a newspaper published IN this Connty-and
also posted at the 'front.' door Of the Court
House Of the said County, at least twcuty days
before Decree is rendered.
ROBERT r BROWN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Charles J Faulkner, r.Q
November 8 lS73-5t
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Ta1lSs GorSs Sour


the morning, connect. az Ilarper's Ferry with the
Mail Trains, East aud West. which run 10 and
from Baltimore over the old line. Other trains
connect with trains passing over Metropolitan
branch
Office open for al pass niger trains, day or night.
Through Tickets for all prominent points East,
rooms for Passengers.
No. III )Ilarrisonburg Exraoss,l makes direct
connections with Stages at llarrsonburg for
Stanton also az Stra.burg Junction with o. A.
d. NJ. K. Il. Close attention viii be- given for the
comfort and convenience of Passengers changing
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Nov. S, 1873 A. b. WOOD, Agent.
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RrcnNoSD Nov Il-Julgo Underwood Of
tic r. s District Court, was assaulted to-day
by w. y. McVeigh. former owner Of the pro-
perty in Alexandria purchased under the con-
fscation act by Underwood. -Four blows were
administered by McVegh. but no resistance
whatever was made by Underwood
Mcleigh denounced the Judge as hypo-
critical scounirel. and charged him with rob-
Jiag l.m o.. DIS property ana makjs Dis family
mup.r
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Very truly yours,
GEO p WHITING
Death OF Mrs. r. E. Lee.

The good people of all the land will receive
with sadness the announcement Of the death
of the widow Of Robert T. Lee, who calmly
breathcd her last at Lexington on Thursday
night week And yet why should we mourn
for this model Christian matron, who, after
performing her duty well in all the relations
of life, has gone to join her i,lustfions husband
in that rest that remains for the people Of God
Mrs. Lee was the daughter of George Wash
ingtou Parke Gusts whose connection with The
family of the Father of bis Country is known
to all Of orr readers. She had reached the
ripe age Of sixty-seven, and leaves sons who
are worthy of their distinguished lineage, and
such daughters as only such a mother could
have ared-Rjchmon3 Wing.
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THE CONVICTION OF UDDEuz)aE.-The
protracted trial in tbe extraordinary case Of
William Z. Udderzoo5, OF this city, for the
murder of W. S Goss in Chester county.
Pennsylvania, resulted yesterday afternoon Ia
the rendition Of a verdict ormurder in the FIRST
degree. The verdict in this case is Of course
practically determination that w. 5. Goss
was not burnt to death in bis shop on the York
road, near this city, months before the occur
renee ofthe Chester county tragedy. Hence it
is also determined that both Ulierz1ok AMI
the unfortunate Goss were couspiralors in a
most cunning effort to delraul several nsur-
ance companies Of large amounts insured upon
the life Of the latter the legal resistance to the
payment Of which finally led to the mafder
of Goss by his co-couspjrator in order to get rid
of the burden aud the risk Of keeping him in
hiding. baltimore Sun, IOH.
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MARY Z. DAVIS invites an examination Of
= her FALLAND WINTER STILES-the
NeIy Latest ort-which she isnow opening. She
returns thanks for past patronage, and solicits
continued custom.
November H., lS73-3t.
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PRoTRAcTED NEETjNG.-Protracted services
have been held in the NJ f. Church South,
Rev. a. \. p Neel, Pastor, during the past
week. Rev Mr.. Wade, of Charlestown,
preached on Sunday morning and every night
since. IIeis very able minister, aud admired
very much 10y our people. We trust that this
congregation may meet with success Ia their
eudeavors to Do good-Shep. Register.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

st. Louis and Cincinnati Express trains East
aud West, run via Washington Mail trains, East
and West, and Winchester Accommodation, East
and West, run through old track.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-11-15

CMITHS Wboopi7g Cough Cordial certain
= cure; Cherry Pectoral Irochcs -ior coughs,
colds. sore-taroat, Bronchitis, &c. Also Wells If
Eddy Carboiic iroches. for sale by
Char.estovn. c. F. BELLER
CAWYEE'S C-ysta' Blueing and Safety Box
= the standard Blue of America. 90 be had Of
G. T.. BELLER.
nISING Sun STOVE POLiSH.-Fo' beauty
Is ofpo.isb. saving of labor, du ability. trceuess
from dust and dirt and Cor cheapncss. this prepa-
ration is truly uagiga,cd. c. I. BELLER.
HAGERSTOWN ALMANACES for 1874. just
received c. Z. BELLER.
EtENU1NE Nee ,thaum Cigar Holders. Pride
u o. Virginia and an the popular brands of
Smok NJ Tobacco. Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Fiue-cui and the best brands oi Plug Tobacco-to
be had OF c. Z. BELLER.
Cha-lestowD, Nov 70, 1873.