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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-25
ON NOTICE-CHANCERY.

STATE OF Tn iINoIs, Circuit court Of Alexan
County OF 81, .EXANDER, der county, September
term, 4. d. 1879.
r. NJ phillinslnvs Caroline K. Norris cxecufix, ETC.
Caroline 4 Morris, Caroline W. Morris, Freder.
ickS Morrs y Charles E. Morris, Margaret Nor
ris.-On hin or Foreclosure.
Affidavit of the non.residence of Caroline
Morris Eyecntirix, Caroline E. Morris, Caroline W
Morris FrederI ok s. Morris Charles Z. Morris and
Marcaret Mor1 lie, the defendants above named,
having been ill d in the Office of the clerk of said
circut court an Alexander county, notice lie hereby
riyen IN the saH nonresident defendants, that the
complainan. nd rs fled his bill ofcompaint in said
court on the ancery side thereof on the 2lst day
OF Jnlv n tvl67e. Now, therefore, unless you,
the said Carol iTne E. Morris, Executrix Caroline E.
Morris CAROL Inc w. Morris, Frederick s. Norris
Charles MI iris, and Margaret Morris shall per.
sonailv he an appear before the said circuit court
Of AieSandeJ iounty on the first day of the next
term thereon - be holden in oVstfa9y vi sep.
CITY CsSsan,&579, and plead answer or demur 10
1ne s ,h nants bill ofcomplaint, the same
anu aIe III, he and things therein charged and
r,aedu WI ken az confessed and decree en-.
bill "'''' we InfftN " 'I PSFEWESe o. ~ s"4o
R. s. Yocum CUhS a Sd nEEoI' '!erS'
July 21st, 1871 N0"'p'"'n@n' S"'iN'''''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-25

HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you Constlpa-
ted, have you Yellow skin, Loss of Ape
tite, Head Ache, if so don't fail to use Shi.
loh's System Vitalizer 1t guaranteed to
relieve you, and will you continue to suffer
when you can be cured on such terms as
these. Price 10 cents, and rs cents. Sold by
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-25
PuBLlCATl1 bN NoTICE-CHANcERY.

STATE OLE IILlu ,,o,s c,.,,. oo,.. ~ A,oxoaa-
COUNTY OF ALE y WYNN I cnnntr Santonher 49,
A. ID. 1879.
William Twt1 od por.or
ysveui" hei
Elizabeth Linkhor wn,iou, -, Iii, e., ,or,;,;or
Tinker, Dyas +. p,orler Iodn 0n VA ''' p''''''0H
lam ,1 ,vo1 II Cunning.
nam, "HH'e ~. vHughes
U,hio ;, non residence OF ElizabethIinker
Miiiiul a nr Dyas T Parker, Of the the defend
anus noV'e NUN n Id. having been fled in the Office of
tne oiei W es circuit court of Alexander county,
nouee - neooy Igiven to the said nonresident de.
enuants' nht We complainant has filed his bill of
company ~ sa court on the chancery side thereof
on lhe lolh my ~ July, A. d. 1879 Now, therefore,
qhess You, ue said Elizabeth Tinker, William
Linker, Dyas Parker shall personally be and ap-
pear oelorv lHe said circuit court of Alexander
county on tne day of the next term thereof TO
In said county, OF The ibtb dav Of Sentember n
1879, and plead, an swer or 6einnr To The said rom
piainant olll complaint, the same and the mat.
tefs anu 'hlngs Herein charged and stated, will be
you according to the PRAYER of said hill, '-''A'
o. % JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
July nth 1879 "N"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-25

OUR PRESENT BANKING SYSTEM is vast
improvement on that of twenty years ago,
as every one must admit who remembers
the trouble we had with wild cat money.
ANY man who is so bilious as to deny this
should take dose Of Motifs Liver Pills,
and recover his normal brittany condition
AZ soon "a possible.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-25
LEGAL.
PANKRUIeToY NOTICE.

ID
I'm the District Court of the United States Southern
District Of Illinois.
In the matterI Of Louis D. Thoms Bankrupt,-In
Cairo, Illinois, July ~, A. d. 1879
To Louis Ih Thoms and whom II may concern,
notice is her eby given: That by order Of the Dis
trict Cont ok the United States Tor the Southern
District of II Illinois, the second and third meetings
of The credl, hrs Of said bankrupt will be held at
Mt. Vernon, lin said District on The 18th day Of
August, A. Dl 1872 at 10 o'clock, q, m at the office
of John O. HD rman, Esq. one of the Registers in
Bankruptcy n said District for the purposes named
in sections A and 5O93 OF the Revised Statutes of
the United Mates, at which meeting you, the said
Louis D. Thohs, are required 70 be present by said
order Of cour'f GEORGE FISHER Assignee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-25

WELLS Persian Perfume "Hackmetack"
is rich and fragrant try it. Sold by Barclay
Brothers.
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Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
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SIX YEARS SEvEREST TIE


Howard Association epidemic this
dinfecn deodorr. In opinion without equal"
MONTGOMERY BROWN, NJ. D.
, 1879-06-28

B. w. Griffin, division agent is in the city.
Mr.. John ]. Balleray, of the law rirm of
Stearns 4 Balleray, of Baker City, was in the
city the first Of the week.
The smiling face of Mr. C. B. Pond. the ener-
getic division agent of the Colfax stage line has
been in town. He looks happy.
NJ. B. S. Miller, sheriff of Jefferson county,
spent few days in the city. He will proba-
bly, return and settle here. He will be vel
come
MIR. Paul d'Hiery is now local editor of the
East Oreyoniaa. He is a rapid and brilliant
writer, and We predict great honors vet in store
for him.
Mr.. c. p. Hopkins, of the Palouse Ga.ette,
called at our office but we Were unfortunately
absent. He is making good paper of the Ga
zette and has large field all to himself.
Mr.. Corliss, chief of transportation, returned
| with Gen. Forsythe's command on Sunday last.
As usual he brought all his animals home in
better condition than when they started. He
is just the man for the place.
Mr.. j. G. Mitchell, one of the solid men Of
the county, was in town during the week Ee
has 400 acres Of some of the best land in the
Walia Walla Valley well fenced and is nightly
opposed to the . no fence" proposition.
Mr.. r NJ. Thompson, of Ellensburg, came
through with Gen. Forsythe from Moses coun.
| try. He was the guide throughout the trip and
performed his duties admirably He is an old
| pioneer of this upper country, and has taken
out gold by the 1O0 ounces per diem in early
! DAYS.
, 1879-06-28

T. H. RRENrs.-We received letter during
the week from the Hon. Tom Brents at Wash
ington. He advises us that he is doing all he
can for the benefit of our citizens irrespective
of party or politics. We did not need his own
assurance of that faot for We are continually
being asked by prominent citizens to give him
word of praise for the anxiety he has shown
to prove himself useful. Some of our citizens
say that his aptitude for work actually saves
them the expense of an agent at Washington
to do the business M- Brents considers 1t his
duty to perform for them.
, 1879-06-28

The WALLA WALLA DERBY-Before our
next issue this great race will have been run.
We want every one to turn out and enjoy the
greatest treat ever promised for the people.
The following are the names of the horses who
are to run in the great race, also their owners
and the colors of the riders: Ayers & Tenant
c. f. "Flora A." colors, brown and purple :;
Ayers & Tenant, b. f. Edith H." colors,
green and red !; Hodgis & Barnes, blk f.
Tidal Wave" colors, black and white Hod-
gis & Barnes, ch. s. Winters" colors, black
and white j. n. Crabb, ch. {. ''Trade Dol
lar" colors red and green U. Jared, &. f..
Jewel coiors, true blue.
, 1879-06-28

The FIELD.-Gen Forsythe with his
returned from Moses country last
,ool, morning. Every officer and man
L.. W hundred times better than when they
-. ~ The objec, for which they went has
very successfully consummated. Moses
NJ, aec'ly satisfied, and has inspired great
lin m. among all who came in contact with
ont we we hear grand accounts Of the magnih-
told os Sfy III y Moses has given up. We are
valley iaH, e "rand Cooly, fine level tract OF
esa 5, tonn; sixty miles long and as level a.
los Of t;wp, surrounded with natural fence,
no snor sr, s.Ee water and grass, very little or
,saers. ~ T.s there and is at present without
Aeu,elrsase nc - utroeIs had fine time and enjoyed
, 1879-06-28

THg WAiirLA STEAM FERRY.-The steam
ferry at Wallaia, Is progressing. They are
now only waiting for new machinery to com
mence operations. This will he IMPORTANT tn
the country, for the only road that is open all
In. year round to the fast increasing Yakima
settlement. is from the other side of the Colum-
bia to the mouth of the Yakima From thence
up the river, is natural wagon RAD all the
distance.
, 1879-06-28

Coon BooK-"0n the Verge: A Romance
of the Centennial, is the title of one of the
most interesting books We have read for long
time. 1t is well and vigorously written, re-
plete with interest and full of exquisite word
painting of scenery. The characters are fresh
and drawn by master hand. The book is
most elegantly gotten up and Is fit for any
drawing room table. Published by Bancroft K
Co San Francisco
, 1879-06-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.
RELIC. HANK.

Hello, Hank. where'd ye get those styiisS ss
bootsss ..Why, at Dolans, OF course; na,s
learned to go there yhen l wsnt anything norI nS
by He's got a good stock to seiecs . irom ~ha h;s
never lets up till he fits you, ana sesS III N
prices down to the lowest noteh. IS thsrs,s
he's the E,an am looking after, iol a s,,;ng
ANYTHING banker after, It's so0' ~
h.ok 80 lonp
, 1879-06-28

THr INDIAN Scours.-These scouts recently
enlisted at the U.natilla agency by Lieutenant
rxrow, are Getting along Erst rate in military
,sc,ics. and are in perfect trim. They take to
soldering very naturall, and have already
learned the different commands in English.
They execute movements with an accuracy
snd precision seldom surpassed by regular sol.
d-rs. They practice d:,iiv, Snd the score of
Ii. majority of them is splendid, and Lieut.
Yarrow intends making them hit a man at
1910 wards before he gets through with them
1t very possible they will soon be sent into
the fields. rs they are very anxious TO make a
reputation
, 1879-06-28

Tur RACES The races will commence at
III. Driving Park on Thursday next at l o'clock,
yd continue for three days. The horses are
Ling their work well the track is in fine con-
S-;on and We look To see the largest gathering
an .py race course in this country. Mr.. Tom
FoIl;n- has spared no means or pans to make
,bs.r races the sranhcst that have ever been
tr,,t.d or run in this upper country
, 1879-06-28

The GREAT HARVEST A sufficient evidence
"i the forthcoming immense harvest in the
"ala Walla valley is displayed in the show OF
agricultural implements by Paine Bros. They
s'e suppii.r! with the hest and latest improved
facilities for harvesting and thrashirg that can
De brought from the East. Tie celebrated
Ban B wagons, champion mowers, Tsapers,
flames single gear header, tiger self -dischars-
'hS su!ky hay rake, Butfalo Pitts thrasher,
md hundred other labor saving implements
Are 10 be found in their ward The Mansfield
iSftabie and stationery steam engines are be-
SSominS very popular and some have already
zen delivered TO our large farmers and others
Ale on the way. Farmers call on Paine Bros
Aad INSPECT their stock
, 1879-06-28

YAE,aA MAI. Rrrrg--A t:i-weesiy rlai
route from Walla Waiia u y akin,a, is now an
absolute Necessity. When again established,
it is to he hoped tia: the citizens Interested IN
seem. It 5,.t an viii net allow thadu isw bids
To be pnt in, OF. If they ;l:e. to see u it that
sufficient security Is given f.'s the ir"i'.r per-
fnrIna.lts nf tlis contract.
, 1879-06-28

CHANGE IN THE PRoGAYME.-Owins to the
absence of Gen. Forsytbe in the field there
VAS no chance until his return to the Fort to
extend him an invitation 10 participate IN the
procession on the 4th On Tuesday last Az IN
ritasion WAS extended aud very courteously ac-
eepted by the General. THIS was the only
thing required to make the affair q grand sue
CESS, The three companies, headed by the
splendid military band, viii march ct the head
d the procession They will then return to
Che Fort, when at noon grand national salute
vii be fired, one for every state in the Union
altogether grand jubilee will be heid here on
FRIDAY next. Come one, come al.
, 1879-06-28

Tur Y,HIas CoUyreY-ft il q source Of
great satisfaction 10 us to announce that emi-
grafton is pouring into the Yakima settlements
at an unprecedented rate. There Is rool for
one hundred Thousand more s.ttiars. Yakima
Citv is GROWN. faS1. anl before the ED 1t is,
from it, central position, destined to become
very important place. the iand, climate,
and people are among tiie best on the earth.
, 1879-06-28

AJoSAH-In the course of his perigrinations
AOuhd the country looking after his various
'h'e'ests IN the stage lines, Uncle Jake Miller
Ari'ed In Lewiston. Without exactly placing
~ 'he blame upon him, although it looks sus-
:'N''ous, We rel-te what occurred directly after
AS arrival In the first place all the squaws
'e'e found To be pretty well filed up with
lime and created no end Of scandal around
E'I En niicCtts ferry boat Then Bitnef broke
~. s and nearly lost his life To wind up
NJ Loonsequence of the i'll starred visit, tire
AZ NJ ! out and but Tor the timely interposition
Il. P would have destroyed great part OF
l,,. .Nh As 1t is the Lewistoners congratu-
6,v Hein'elyes that Uncle Jake left the next
, 1879-06-28

FrQurs Barring the week thaas wsre no
less than thrse or four fights Oh tbs streets, and
one man knocked down on Birch street, near
the NJ Z. Church, and was robbed of what he
had 1t seems that the hghting season has
lust begun Echo answers, where are our
peace officers
, 1879-06-28

,GJ SlGHr.-It was gay and gallant
-, that ,leased the eyes of our citizens on
u,rd.r l.,t as the fra companies marched
.,-,,.,b III. different streets in their new and
s.rrr1 s.r.r costumes headed by the Walla Walla
h,rj Thcy were merely practicins for the
~,n ! turn ont on the eth.
, 1879-06-28
JrROMR'S SALOON.

Is ROW re6tted, and is a popular resor. Win .nd
the BOYS. Nothing but the best hIu.., s,ac. M
cigars are passed over the bar: SerIne In 90 call
ialty is mixing fancy summer of'e >
and try one.
, 1879-06-28

ROYAL AIMS. The finest cluster OF cherries
,,,r raised and they must he seen to be be-
t.,eJ-w on exhibition in Charley Davis
how window daring the week. 4 branch
,,,rlv foot long was covered so thictiy that
fhs wonder Is how they ever found room to
grow. They were raised hy Mike Ward. No
wonder Nike puts man on guard around his
rIscc, with such fruit a thief could steal a
tushel in less than ~ time.
, 1879-06-28
TR0TTIKc STALLI0Ns
= = 81
SAN FRANCISCO PATCHEN!
ROBERT E. LEEl

ROBERT E. lEEl
TIME H0RSEMEN N0FWAlLA WALL.A
j. valley now have the opportunity to breed
from tive Of the finest Stations on the Pacific
coast. These horses were briught from Cali
fornia last year, and are widely known among
leading horsemen as animals Of Superior quail.
ties in esery particular.
SAN FRANCISCO PATCHEN is heau-
tiful dappe bay stands sixteen hands hpyh.
and for bones and muscle We doubt whether ho
can he exceiled by anv horse in America. He
was sired by Geo. NJ. Patehen, Jr.; he by the
celebrated trotting stallion Geo. NJ Patchen:
dam by Top Bellfounder. a well known mare
for speed and docility <. d. by Messenger
Eclipse he by Messenger; :. <. dam by Old
Eclipse. This horse comes Of the best stock III
the world, and is 4 worthy representative of
his ancestry. His owner may be justly proud
Of so noble an animal San Francisco Patchen
is ten years Old, and is therefore Just in his
prime
GEN. r. f. LEE is chestnut sorrel; four
years old; stands fifteen hands Two inches;
and is a marvel Of horse flesh. For style and
action he canno. be excellei by any colt of his
age. The owner refused twenty-five hundred
dollars for this colt when he was in his three
wear form. Gen. Lee was sired by san Fran
cisco Patchen dam BY the thoroughbred mare
Eleita she by Belmont, dam by LAZY Charmer;
she By I.eviathsn and Eclipse. No mare ranks
higher In this country than Lady Charmer
The need of thoroughbred stock has been
long felt in Walla Walla, and it Is fortunate
for those who desire to breed fine animals, that
they now have the best blood In : nlerica ta
breed from.
These horses are permanently located At the
Walla Walla Driving Park, whore they will
both make the SEASON Theycan be seen every
Saturday at Mr.. Tom Tierneyis livery stable,
where horsemen are invited to call. Those
who are breeding horses vii 10 wei TO exam
Inc these horses and their colts. Patchen has
proved himself sure faal getter in this place
Some of his colts can be seen next month
Will commence their season on April lst.
III As it has been reported by enemies of
these horses that they are going to leave Walla
Walla at the close of the season, the owner
wishes to contradict that statement, as II Is his
intention to make this the permanent home Of
Patchen and Lee.
For further particulars, apply to
W. q. REYNOLDS.
l2-a Agent and Groom.
, 1879-06-28

The BALL-Don't forget that Tiger Engine
company, No. 2, give grand BAH ON next
Friday evening. July 4th This ball promises
70 ba the prandest that has ever been given IN
Walla Walia, anu We hope everybody will so
and have good time.
, 1879-06-28
PIANOS ORGANS.

Persons who contemplate purchasing fiahos ,sS
or Organs, viii do we'll to call and see &c. I.aaes SdSs
Bros at the furniture store above .ne eli. and
as thew have good stock Of instruments, 1n% inr
an .t ,sas,nable prices They are gems i'i
. the Estey Organ and Mathushsk Pianos
, 1879-06-28

THAxks- 1t is almost impossible to obtain
we'll favored hams in this city. Therefore the
present of one. sugar curel. by Hon. Dan
Storms, was doubly acceptable. 1t is put
away for the 4th, when We shall give our
friends A Grand treat
, 1879-06-28

p,V,pPY-All doubts as to the complete
-. # the Ere works on the night of the
., once be laid aside VIM. Bender
a. m;,.i m-; a Letter from the Portland firm in
= .Sjch they have agreed to send up man at
,.;." arn .yyen~e to attend 10 them
, 1879-06-28

1m SINE HorsF BAn--The superiority of If
which are served at this bar, as well
@'' ,.r,y disposition and gentlemanly de.
'he n'if u our friend Billy Mayors, has caused
.snSsn. .S.n. :, become Que cf the most frequented
;. he rity.
, 1879-06-28

TAKEFT AwAY.-There is some job work IN
this Office for certain party, who, at the time
of ordering. was in somewhat of n hurry to
have it done. 1t has been lying in the office
fer several weeks, and We would like for him to
come and pay for the same and take it away.
, 1879-06-28

ATTENTION GuAsDS--An tie members oi
the company that wish to shoot on the 4'h
for the medals. are requested to assemble al
their armory at 61 o'clock A. NJ, sharp, as the
cnmnany w;shes to get through in time to take
their place in the procession.
, 1879-06-28
ICE CREAM.

Tom Taylor's ice cream. eanGy ons H of the
saloon during this warm weather s;tu en' Tom
most iregusnted places sst IN s ias place to please
Leaves s; incomes msa The patronage he receives
nroves m his success. Give him call some W.. H'
evening.
, 1879-06-28
,,.nrCx.s Ar GALLERY.

Brodecks Art Gallery on Man stssss -. = mott ss
onl, place in the upper country Shs,. and I ..s a
finished photographs in every ssis he procured
incredibly reasonable r.ses "a. an. 70 the fact
.hn. h.y hs never sends out poor work, and tn's
struck sA, the KEY note to sound PePuians
, 1879-06-28

KIND WORDS WILL NEVER DIE.-We are IN
receipt Of a chrerin: and kind letter from our
"a time friend, the Hon. Phil. Cleary, OF
II.ho county. Phil seems to he the same
s.lf-llow a. of gore, and has planted his ssta les
:. John Days creek, ani We hope is en- nioyins
nj. well earned reward COR his hard work and
perseverance, III oil times. He predicts a
bright future Tor th" country up there since
The Indians have left
, 1879-06-28

IN, W.LLA BAYD.-This band bids
'n' ,.,one famous before it quits. They
~ .bs old adase that "praotice makes
S,s''' !" and are, therefore, improving every
More power to them
, 1879-06-28

poo,s-The privilege of selling pools for the
-, III. arl, 4th and 9Th of Jn!y was sold
IN. week at anction to the highest bid
81 Williams. Of the Gem saloon. being the
,,b...r. or, During the race week pools will
p,.i Iii at his place Pools will also be paid off
, 1879-06-28

THERE is man in Walla Walla who is per
fectly happy for the first time since his mar
r;age. His wife put her tongue to a nat iron'
To see if it was hot enough, andat was
, 1879-06-28

TIVE MaRKxrs.-No wheat is being sold eH'
cent 10 milIers in this valleys none being ship
ned. Wool is duiler sid wesker. Lowest
quotations rule
, 1879-06-28

RtDs-We eafi the sttentiea of our readers
to the advertisements for building br'eSes IN
another column
, 1879-06-28

can't German objects to seeing
RI6H'' confrrred on men who never
eiiE..! DER nS on the field Of battle
, 1879-06-28

or,v-Ice cream, fresh, rich and deli
III IN hand at Mrs foungs ice
s'e' ATas Nm, next door to Joe Bauer's cigar
, 1879-06-28

Said ssIe viii be held atthe Court House door,
in the city and county OF Waila Waila, W. T.,
and will commence at the hour oil ten ocleck,
in the forenoon on said seventh day OF July,
Isz0 End will continue from day to day until
al the said Real Estate hereinbefore described
shall be sold for the sums set opposite each
name or tract, or until the same shah have
been offered twice on different days.
0'>'- J. +. BOYER,
Treasurer of Nalla Walla County.
u,U, VoUa. June, IIta, 1879 I0-5w
, 1879-06-28

-. candy and ice cream at Tom lay
: Everything nice
, 1879-06-28
NOTICE,

1YO WATER WILL BE SUPPLIED TO
~ partie, who allow others to use water
from their Pipes or Hydrants- In all such
csses charge win be made for such extra use,
and # not paid the supply VII De shnt oH
So .a1m ! j. C. ISAACS.
, 1879-06-28

i, II X THE AIS Th,s il tg,;iv mott
wonderful year for i yo':ns country Ike ours
Never before was there So ln;:ah l@ad ::ide:
cultivation and such coed prospect, tnr bis
rrrps Tn. fruit trees are Ga, f"i-:eas with an
,.l nary good crop but they a.c a;r"Hn2; trGlt
in pairs. We have hafnr, Us 4 cluster OF cher
re, which are all dnu1.e. TINS II not ali, We
bear of other dnublaSs on the tp'S- Several
d Walla Walks best yours men and f'.ireSt
mailens are also contemplating making pair
Ii this thing keeps III Our future president OF
,hs United States will Vet hail from Washing
I'm territory. And why not:
, 1879-06-28

Tur New MILITARY pUSr.-Coutlarv to all
expectation the new military four company
post will not h- erected at Lake Chalan, but
near the mouth Of the oianasan river, this
aide of the Columbia near Dancing BIS ferry.
TIE country is ..ii"irJlv situated for post !:
sra-s and timlr; is very plentiful and the eli
niste Is very h~lltiir. Gen. Howard ch"nse
,s;, place in prai't,.,. :. al others an ac,"lnt
"i is tulti"n. II viii he in elise proximity
to tire Indians AMI ,.,i. be hpi!t ami kept NJ at
h much lrs, ,crr-e than one 1t Lake Cha!an