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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-23
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Hotel Arrivals.
CRuTCHFIELD house.

r w Tnsoy, Tex; A h Clarlco and Family, Nv:
J. u Bnns-y; NJ Samson. w. . Dugat, Houston; ! 4
Stephens Tex; W. N Ioiliey. 1t Lohis; Adam win.
tors; Fisher, Ind; J W. Purcell Tex; Thos Aston.
Mo- John Lindsy; Oh Gibson; A Il Sect Walter
Scott Tex; W Met'lnnis. \ $ Hodges, Tex; N Reid,
Tex; . II Sherman ] II Ru,nett; Jno Wilson; W
Glass, Ark u Washburn J Is Baird; G 7 Berry; Van
oWnkie; W r Prcctors Sherman, J I Dewey and wife;
J v, Hawkins; Jno Hunson; All Piorson, st Louis;
VIM TIillson; J " Watkins; A Gorngues; McNIanu,,
Ga; + r Dutherage, Mo; o Groves; N o olcott.
~ ,slo9h DALLAS HOTEL. ipa'lf3
g .Meponald, ] j wildon, J W Thompson, Hugh
Doty, Tex L Rodgers, III; s II Wortnlngton; Alien
Marseali st Louis; y II Palmer; Mr. A Marshall;
Minnie Marshah, Fred Marshall; Gay Marshall;
Gay Mershall; Chas Marshall; N + Dlckerson; I NJ
Dealt; Dan McQuinn; Patten; Thomas, Mo; J r
Cunningham n seaEiiW ilduNH yiiu b
lHie' H COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. ~.
or Seymour, stlLouls; J Holiday, Ga; Il Low
ct, Ohio; W P Scett, Ohio; w 5 Pcndeton; Chas A
swindels, Baltimore; Chas Pearson, Ind Henry
ia. -tssg.s EMPIRE HOTEL. ,..,. .,.,
4 NJ ]. Kelioggi B l. Rossntslle, g Flint Guy W T
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Tho CITY

The, City h4lAe ~ laa'g'
Is full Of strangers, who are looking af-
ter lots and houses, preparatory to com
mcncing u new life in this new State
where white man has a showing just as
good as any other man with whom he may
be brought in contact. The new hotels
aud stores which were commenced few
days ago, are rapidly approaching COM
pletion, and everything looks lively and
furnishing.
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Persous visitingGaivcsten

aud in want OF a neat suit of clothes,
or country dealers wishing to lay in theii
stock can find no better place to supply
their wants than at the mammoth estab-
lishment of Bernstein and Co., corner OF
Strand and Fremont streets. We went
through "this establishment few days
ago, and can truly say that it connot be
surpassed fiji is eqralled. See their al
vertisement in to-day's "lIerald.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-23

A man who was too mean t, advertise
land which he wanted to SELL put up a
written notice in the hotel. A man who
was inquiring for small farm was refer
red to this written notice, whom he replied
81 can't buy land at fair price of man
who does his advertising in that way.
He'd steal the fence, the pump handle and
the barn doors before he'd give posses.
sion.
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The paying teller of the New Orlean.
National Bank on the 10th inst, was rob
bed on the street of $4,000. lie had pu
the money comprised in two rolls of $500
and $1,000 bills in his pockets and gone
out TO settle some accounts Of the banl
and when he stepped into the Office Of
the Banking Association and felt for hi.
honey he found it had disappeared.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-23

Our venerable and irrepressible friend
DR.. Levi Jones, although in his eightieth
year, is comforting with prominent rail
read men On the subject Of building n
road from the interior of Texas 10 Boil.
ver opposite Galveston, where he has
founded a city. So we learn from the N
0. Times.
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Decas,re

Dccustro
Ths great slight Of hand performer will
DO In our city this week, and will remain
with US for five nights. Decastro has a
wide reputation as an extraordinary rep
resentative of the wonderful, and we
doubt not will enjoy the presence of large
audiences during his stay in this city.
But few men have better name with the
press than DeCastro, and we bsspeak for
him q full attendance.
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liz you want u good imported cigar,
fine tobacco or choice fruits and confec-
tionaries or a cool glass of soda water,
call on ROWAN,
o45 next door to Williams Bros, Main st.
n86.d2t
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Bond & McBroyers Anderson county
Kentucky Bourbon and Rye Whiskies--
1866. Also Revis' Warran county Apple
Brandy, at the Kentucky, corner Main
and Market sire cts. 26dtf.
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Kruggs Champagne, Bogen & Sons
sparkling Catawba, Scotch Ale, Brown
Stout Porter, Bremen Lager Beer, pints, At
the Kentucky, corner Main and Market
streets. 26dtf.
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For Medical Purposes--Pinet, Castellon
& Co.'s Cogn 40 Ventagc, 1856; Port, (pure
juice Old Sh erries, (selech grapes) at th'
Kentucky, corner Of Main and Markc,
streets. 2Gdtf
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We arc zssr

We arc sta
Getting our Office in better shape every
day. The arrival of new press and the
reception OF % lot Of new type, enable us
to promise our friends u dispatch of all
the work on hand or to be rendered us
hereafter.
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The Grocery House Of ]. L. Downs &
Co. Is now crowded full of all kinds of
Goods in their line, and being anxious to
reduce their stock before summer, will
sell goods very low for cash.
.'lIGnfifH nQhdot
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NGticN.

We propose to sell the best mattresses
ever made in the State at the lowest prices,
wcldefy competition in price or quality. A
large stock always kept to furnish any
size orders. Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere Manufactured and
sold by STEAGALL s. co.
vl-n32-dwly. Elm street, Dallas Texas
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Tho Commercial Club,

Is setting every night most delicious
luuch, (which cannot fail to appease the
appetite Of the most fastidious Epicure
who may be SO fortunate as to attend
Col. Able un lerstands precisely how to
do those things, and in securing his serv-
ices as caterer, the Club was fortunate
indeed. w
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ALit,ls'

More work is needed on Main and Com
merce dstreets.laWesuppose that as soon
AS parties can be found who desire to do
the city some service in the way Of work.
ing out tines, that lhis need win be att
tended Ito. There are seyeral other spots
about town which ought to be looked after,
also. q e y h'iiti's9H gi1i 'on beal
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hiilAll kinds Of Wines, Tobacco and Cigars
at IA" '."' ]. L. DOWNS 4 cos.
dn35.3t
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Lcs No Bedy 4Dinlt ,ls.,. rsf
! ,Grumble any longer about dirty linen.
Mrs. anderson has her laundry in perfect
operation and can now wash and iron
clothes il the best manner at low rates,
!, See advertisement. t.s,
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whisky

oo At tho Kentucky, corner of Main and
SV'' Market streets. n6dtf
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The New Firm Of

po'Anderson s. Dudley have leased one
of the stores Of tho South side Of the
Square and are having itfited up in els.
giant style. These gentlemen intend to
purchase a select stock Of goods, and to
deal III nothing but the best. We wish
them the greatest success. A.. ..n'
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ITheCisv f,o,,noil

The Oily Copneil a. sb,, M. .. H.]o , n
sso Held special meeting yesterday morn
Ing, at which considerable business wss
transsc ted, and among other things the
charter difficulties were settled.
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rs First.brands Of Liquors in barrels, ha
barrels and kegs at
dn35-St f9'' ]. L. DOWNS & cos
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Is barrels seed Navy beans.
30 barrels large apples.
90 barrels onions.
20 barrels Peach b loom potatoes
For sale ut
II. G. sCHMIDTs,
Opposite Odd-Fellow's Building.
n34-d3t.
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!. Bulk Pork and DacOn--the hog round
stegs mw ba ~. \. DOWNS s cos. !
,dn35-Stioa 9Av1f ,ge,rs i3aod ! ~ rs
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE.


We are authorized to announce Mr.. James
Summerwell as n candidate for the Office OF
police magistrate at the ensuing municipal
election.
We pre- authorizsi to announce the name
ofCharles Mehner, Esq, as candidate for the
ofdce OF police magistrate at the ensuing
municipal election.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. James
Ryan q candidate for the Office OF police
magistratc at the ensuing municipal cleo.
tion.
We are authorized 10 announce William
4. Pitcher as a candidate for the Office Of
police magistrate, at the ensuing municipal
election.
FELLow-CtrIsESs OF CAIRO am q
candidate .or reelection TO the office of 20.
lice magistrate. Four years ago did not
believe It was possible Ishould live TO ask
Office again at your hands, hut having in q
great measure recovered my health, and
needing the income the position affords, /
again appear before you In the capacity OF a
candidate, and respectfully solicit your gen.
erous support. Is. SHANNEssY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
CEI,EBRATED PIGS.

Ever since the endowment of juvenile hu-
manity with fingers ard toes, tradition has
transmitted TO posterity the entertaining
history OF five remarkable pigs the largest
OF which frequently performed the family
marketing while the last and least encount-
cred an insurmountable obstacle in the barn
door sill. against which he made yociferous
complaint. The striped pig has attained
renown as a successful eyader Of the liquor
law. Mr.. Bucket unfolds the pathetic tale
Of the pig whose untImely demise was caused
by excessive superauity of cheek. And
the spotted pig has become proverbial as a
type oi beauty. Pig lead was formerly used
In the manufacture Of paint; but the rapidly
increasing popularity OF tho Averill Chem.
zeal Paint has nearly superseded the use OF
lead as pigment. The A. G. r., can be OBJ
tsined mixed, ready for use In I'll colors,
from N. u. Way Il Co., general commission.
merchants, Sixth street between CONNER
cial and Washington avenues %-c-u
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09

\ larson OF our city almost inmortaizcd
himself last sunday evening. by his glow
Ing description Of the yirtuous ancient ie-
male who c name stands above. She was
held up a. godly example Tor others to fol-
low. While Mrs. Stanton. Miss Dickinson
and quite a number OF Others were de-
nouncod a. mere modern literary women,
very much dcgcneratcd. II either of the
latter. or any other woman of modern de.
generacy, should do ~ the "plous" Ruth
did, viz: Sleep on threshing floor with a
drunkenman, stealing in after dark and out
again before day, how would the Christian
world look upon such m actg Read Ruth
third chapter. BoAz.
CAIRO, April 8, 1873.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The attendance on Change yesterday
morning, was, considering the dlsagreeable
condition Of the weather, very good. The
or occasions.
At the conclusion of the sales the pre.i-
dent, ID. Hurd, called the Chamber 10 order,
when on motion, the committee on CORE.
spondenco with the Memphis Packet com.
pany was continued.
The motion adopted Yesterday, appoint.
ing committee of three TO correspond with
here to NatchcZ, was re-considercd, and the
matter was left with the board of directors.
A communication was received from Mr..
Smith, the general agent of the associated
press, in reply 10 com
munlcation from the commit
tee appointed to correspond with him in
regard to securing the Transmission of quo.
taiions by telegraph in the regular dis.
patches, in which Mr. Smith declines TO re.
celyc them on the ground that Cairo Is not
ruling market, and stating that the expense
for transmitting them would .be one thou
sand dollars per annum. The committee, af
| ter some discussion, was instructed to CORE
spond with the leading newspapers in ,h'
West, and secure their influence IA favor o.
this proposition, after which the Chambc
| adjourned.
The sales were ~ follows: one car nike,
corn, del, i5c; s cars mixed corn, burlaps
del, i4c; cars white corn, dundecs, 47c
900 sacks mixed corn, dundees, 45c ear
mixed oats, 3Gc 100 bbls Xxx wintc
wheat -four. 81 25.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09

A CARD.

MIR. EDITOR :--will you favor US with y
small space In THE BULLETIN, that may
call the attention OF the citizens to some
bills that arc In circulation, the purport of
which are grand gilt show at scheel's hall,
April 9th, 10th and. llth, the last night will
conclude with ball, half the proceeds for
the benefit of the A. NJ. L. church. Pro-
prietors, =. Macalister, n. Bullet.
We have no doubt but what the intention
OF the gentlemen was good. as to helping
the church. but they struck the wrong note,
the a. VI. e. cuhrch don't encourage balls.
SO the statement is incorrect, and do hope
that no one will attach the name OF the
church Of God to anything like that again.
WM. JACKSON.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
PERSONALS.

Judge Bross oi this city, who is grand
master OF the odd Fellows OF the state ofllli-
nois, has gone 10 Chicago Oh business con-
nectod With the order. He will be absent
for week or ten days.
j. Il. Doolittle, Jr., of Chicago, and son Of
Ex-United states Senator Dooittle Of Wis
consin, wa IN the city yesterday and the
day before He was the gucs. oil SIR. \. 3.
Stafford.
Mr.. Charles W. Rearden Ct quincy, lit.
nois, brother of our felow-townsman, Col.
jas. 5. Rearden. is now In the city. and will
spend a few days with his friends here. Mr..
r. is the general agent for The pnic
Farmer Of Chicago, which, by the way, il
one OF the best, If not the best, agricultural
paper publi,hodin the United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
To BEARDED MEN.

AIN glad 10 be able TO announce that
have SO far recovered my health as TO be
able TO resume the management of my shop
My old customers will, therefore, understand
that in the future, as in the past, that, ifthey
desire clean, easy slaves, fashionable hair
cutting, or any other service 10 my line,
will be on hand TO bestow upon them my
personal attention. Ny shop, as Is wei
known, is four doors from the corner OF
Eighteenth street and Commercial avenue
where invite my old friends and new custo
mers TO call and see me.
4-S-tf GEORGE RYisiSG, Barber.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
Communicated.l
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

The question as to whether il ia right 10
take the life Of n fellow human being, in
case Of murder, hss for several years agl-
tated the minds Of many Of our phiIau-
throplsts, and few weeks ago
was discussed In one Of our city
pulplls. propose to offer few questions
for the consideration Of tho friends Of this
relic OF barbarism. Mans laws are pre-.
sumed to bo bsaed upon moral law in
Gods law, and this is true in 50 far as man
understands Gods law. Bu, Il is, in my
opinion, very unwarraDtable assumption
to suppose that men from two 30 four
thousand years ago fully comprehended
Gods laws, ind therefore it ID unphilo-
sophie and unwse to make that book Of
many faiths, the Bible, standard Of
moral justice, and more incOnsi To u, 10 ln-
terpret ono portion in one way, and an
other portion in another way, merely TO
suit our notions Thou shalt not kill" l.
an unqualified command, and j think
should be obeyed. "He that sheddeth
mans blood by man shall bis blood be
she'd implies revenge, and says ronder
murder for murder. But Jesus says do
unto others as 80 would that others should
do unto you, return good for evil,
etc. Now in case Of tho murderer
shall VIC obey tho revengeful
Moses, or the meek and lowly Jesus.
Tho world has tried Moses mode Of pun
ishment during the ages past ard found
it lamen,able failure, and the crime cf
murder "a so frequently committed in this,
the MONDAY ofthe nineteenth cen tury, As
to be shocking TO all good citizens. There
fore wo think il high time to try somo
other preventive Of this aendish crime
When hanging was the penalty for steal
ing, theft was as prevalent as now and
even more soi we therefore conclude that
morals are rot improved by the severity
Of the punishment or penalty, and we
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday
the 18th day OF April. \. ID. 1873, general
election Will be held in the city OF Cairo
Alexander county. state OF Illinois. iOi the
selection of the following named municipal
officers, to-wit: \ mayor, city council, 9
city clerk, q city attorney, 2 city treasurer
ana police magistrate; each Of the five ij
wards into which the city Is now divided be.
ing entitled 10 the election two ,?) alder.
men.
For the purposes OF said election, polls
viii be opened at the following named pla-
ces, to-wit: In the First ward, at the com
mission house of l.. L. Davis, Esq, on the
south side Of Sixth 90 street, between Com.
mercial and Washington avenues; in the Sec.
ond ward, at the Rough aud Ready engine
house on the east side ofWashington avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets; IN the
Third ward, at the Hibernian engine-house
on Thirteenth street between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street; ia the Fourth
ward, at tho courthouse, and In the tlflh
ward, ut Mrs. sullivan'a house on the north
west corner OF Commercial avenue and
Twenty-fith street.
by order of the city council.
VI. j. HowLEY, City clerk.
JOHN NJ. LANsDES, Mayor.
CAIRO, Ills., March ~. ls73-td
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IOR ALDERMEN. A

We are authorized TO announce ID. J.
Fourth ward.
We are authorized to announce J. Il. Gun.
nlngham as u candidate for alderman in the
First ward.
We are authorized TO ANNOUNCE the name
OF Chas. o. Patier as candidate for alder
man iron the Fourth az ward. at The cnsu.
ing municipal election.
By authority we announce that VI. J. Me-
Gauley will be a candi date for alderman
from the Fourth ward at the approaching
election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09

IN January iasI Messrs. Linton d Orr took
out wharfboat license, for which they paid
the city ESQ. The lrm continued IN the
wharibcat business only two months, when
they Dissolved partnership and sold out to
other parties. At the last meeting OF the
council. Mesrs. l.. & o. presented 4 petition
setting forth the above facts. and asking the
seuasii 70 refund = proportionato amount OF
~ Ilcsabe money paid In. The council re-
fsosd 70 grsst The request ofshe petitioners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
THE ENGLISH WASHER AND CHURN

=
Mr.. English Is s,ill In our city showing
the great superiority OF his washer and
churn. Considerable success so far has at
tended his efforts In the sale OF the machines
aud rights 10 territory. But few things, Il
any can be mich more desirable TO families
than successful washing machine and .
perfect churn, and from the opinions ofthos'
who have wstnessed his demonstrations We
can but believe they are great success, anc
merit the confidence OF all. lie win take hi
machines TO any family that may 10 desire
or taey may test them thoroughly by callinl
to-day at the Arlington house, corner o
Commercial avenue and seventh street. III
will remain only three days longer. We ad
wise nil interested TO give them trial.
i.1.G
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
NOTICE,

Notice i, hereby given, warning all per.
sons against purchasing note given by me
TO James Ross for three hundred dollars,
$4,000 and endorsed by l.. w. stilwell, the
same dated March 81, 1873, and made
payable ten days after date. Payment will
be resisted, because the consideration for
which said note was given has failed.
CAIRO, Ills, April 0, 1873
2is r. r. MvNS
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
4 GOOD BARGAIN.

A very desirable summer residence, situ'
ated In the town OF Anna, Illinois, going by
the name OF the "Farin property" The
house has six large rooms, good cistern,
and suitable out-houses. This property is
now offered for sale at bargain. Terms
cash. Apply to &. scHIcK, Anna, Ins.
Or to n. NJ. FARM, Hinklevile, Ky.
A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09

Owing the delay iu the repairs now being
made on the machinery in Tns BULLETIN
office, we are compelled TO deer the publ.
cation OF the proceedings OF the meet
ing OF the council, held on Monday
evening. until tomorrow morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out a stock OF new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment of ribbons, fow-
ers and notions OF all sorts, nll Of which will
be sold az the lowest prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09

A stabbing ARRAY occurred in an uptown
saloon on Monday evening. Richard Jcn-
nings was stabbed In tho back by q man
named Quinn. So far we have been unable
to learn the cause of the quarrel which re-
suited in the stabbing. jennings wound.
though serious, is not necessarily fatal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
FUNERAL POSTPONED.

The funeral OF Laura Moore. which was
to have taken place yesterday, was post
poned on account Of the uniayorable
weather, until The same hour to-day, when
It win take place from the residence of her
mother, on Commercial avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets. The young friends
OF the deceased are invited 10 attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
WITHDRAWAL.

Below we publish card from Mr.. Phil.
Howard, declining 10 become candidate
for the Office OF mayor at the approaching
city election. Mr. Howard, had he con-
cluded to enter tAe II Id as Il candidate,
would have attracted to him the earnest
support OF many influential citizens, and
given his opponents a."hsrd brush" to beat
him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09

John Fitzgerald went on a spree, and fall
ing into the hands of Lahue, was taken be-
fore Judge shannessy. A fine Of two dollars
was assessed against him. He asked "tlme.' y
and was given uuiil saturday 10 pay up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
A CARD.

Having been solicited by great many
friends to become 4 candidate for the mayor.
atty OF the city, upon mature reflection
find l could not give that attention TO the
office. which 1t Is necessary should be dc.
voted to the city's interests. /, therefor,
decline being candidate, and ut the same
time return my sincere thanks 10 all those
friends who were willing TO give me their
support, hoping some day that my business
will be such that can serve them rs pub.
lie officer, am yours with respect,
Pill. nOMARn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

will sell lot numbered IL In block 50, first
addition, fronting on Twentieth street. Ny
house now standing on said will be moved,
leaving good brick cellar, cistern and out.
houses. For particulars enquire at my shop
on Twentieth street. wM. EuLrRs.
1.l1dtm
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
+. II. MUM.
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

This is to certify that I have this day
transferred and sold to John Smith all ac.
counts due me up 10 this date, for and in
what deem good and equivalent con.idera-
alton, and that said John Smith il duly and
lawfully entitled TO collect all accounts due
me up to this date, this the Cd day OF April,
A. ID. 1873. JAS. KYSAsToS.
CAIRO, Illinois, April ., 1873. 4-3-Gt
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
ROOM WANTED.

y pleasant, cheerful room, situated on
Seventh street between Walnut street and
Commercial avenue, TO be used as sitting
and sleeping room. Apply TO
B. f. BURNSIDE,
3-3C'f Z. aud V. railroad ofllce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-04-09
ron cIrY rarAsIrRrn


We arc authorized TO announce Mr.. James
A. Phillis candidate for the Office Of city
treasurer, at the ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized to announce that Rob't
A. Cunningham will be a candidate for re.
election to the Office of city treasurer, at the
ensuing nlunicipal election.