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CIVIL Casa.


The following dispositions we're
made Of civil cases:
J. NJ. Gould and son ". l.. Caspari,
default
n. A. Hansell ". j. P. RroadWoll,
default.
Sarah NJ. Hansell VI. ]. P. Broad
veil, default.
E J. Kaine and husband W. Al
tied Patterson, default.
Mayor and City Council OF Match.
itoches W. Laon Grenesux. default.
Catherine b Vascocu ". City OF
Ns,cbitoches, verdict for city.
The business OF the Court will not
no completed until some time In Jam
uary.
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COURT lTEMS.'



The District Court, Hon. Judge b
PlllsoS presiding, continues III see.
ston and our report Of proceedings
are resumed from Wednesday eve.
ning last.
CRIMINAL NATTgRs.
The following criminal cases were
disposed Of up to the closing OF our
report, Thursday noon.
STATE W. SEVERN johnson, larceny.
Guilty.-S-ntenced TO years hard
labor 10 penitentiary.
State W. Gustav. Il +chal, mol. pros.
" AIh-rt Thompson,
State W. Henry Presley. trans.
ferred to dead d'cket.
State vs.. Sarah Racial, manslaught
er-mis. trial.
State W. Matte Lewis, larceny
NrtRuilty.
Safe W. jasper Brsd!ort receiving
stolen goods. Not guilty.
State W. Hannah Bradford, lar.
ceny-nol. proc.
State vs.. I,asc Menoly, selling II.
qu + without licenss. Guilty.
State Va. Washington ] .cksoD, de-
'urbing public worship.-N,t guilty.
Sat-. Va. L-wts VIM, horse steal.
'cR.--Nrf guilty
8 ate Va Alien B .llfeld. assault and
',a''-ry.-N t guilty.
Safe v. Henry .mmack, shoot
,ox win attempt u mur.l-r.-0uil.y
St.fn VI +. G. B'a 'ksl.r, carry
""x c,ncea!'d ". apen. -P!ead guilty
Fiurl s. aud G ,srs.
Sa'ev>. Isaac 3 ss!e, assault and
m't~ry. Mt guilty.
State ". Alb Hurts. assault will
'angeruu, w-ap'n. Guilty.
s ase ". Wash Washington. o.
,~ult With dangerous weap ,ns.-
Guilty.
State VI. Isaac B,wie, carrying
.'olcsalDd weapons Mt guilty.
Hrat., vs.. MAme Brrda. biting the
~ o! & person.. Mt guilty.
State IS John Il 'beris. carrying
concealed weapons. mol. pros.
State vs.. O,coola Il ,b"rts. carrying
concealed wrap)ns.-uol. pros.
The Grand Jury found aud return
ed forty. Ave bills Of indictment. very
few Of which. however, were FOL
grave fences. being mostly for as
saul. aud battery. We append theil
report
BILLS PRESENTED BY GRAND JURY.
Assault with dangerous weapon
Maliciously killing domestic an
nimals
Iotlicting wounds less than may
hem
Carrying concealed weapons
Larceny
Assault and battery II
Receiving stolen goods. So,
Murder
Burglary
Horse stealing
Manning
Embpzzlement
Not working public roads
Shooting with intent to murder
Disturbing peaceahle assembly.
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The World for 1850.

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aud of the movements Of their lsepubli'
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1876 contributed greatly 10 the loss by
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of this crowded aud evcntfui century.
Il will witness a Presidential election
which may result in re.establishiNg the
Government Of this country 90 the prin.
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CuRlANTs. RAlsiNs ALMONDS. clTRoN
CaANDfRalEs. MACE. MACxREL. TEA.
sNvxixo TOBACCO COAL AND lxsCRAAcE
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gin With ,h.. ia, Number. published in
Noycn,m, III cul year When 10 timo
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LOCAL GLEANINGS.

Where. oh, where is the circus.
TuAxEy lunch to.da y at Wright's.
Afull line Of TOYS at NJ cCooK 4:
mo.
Call and examine our stock which
hoooplses, HcOooK 4 BRO.
Birds. ducks, turkey. fish and oys.
TEN, ct Wright's every day.
The hopes Of river has revived
svsry one.
|. nyes wish to keep on tho good side
ofyoar little daisey,' 90 TO Wriyht's
"a ct her one Of hem oyster loaves,
Tale warning by the foselock, hogs,
Leap year ssss in next week.
The usual amount Al Winter drinks
~ noticeable.
Chsw JACxsON's Best Sweet Navy
Tebeeco. Nov. W.ly.
TAs ferry lan ding opposite tho city
AAsbeon repaired at last.
AZ Leap year il near st hand it would
nsw b. in order for our young ladies' ia
joem themselves into . society sty led
The Y. L. L. Y.P.Q.A."
Gall st Mccoox T. Bno. for good
looods st low prices.
1Sssity was literally iammed With
people Tile week attending court.
Ysssh supply Of Notions. Ho,s~rv.
01o0D, Cleaks, &c.. ut ncCoox 4
IN
AsotAss Grand Hop 10 spoken Of.
0leousss tho aeass aud String Bands
90 10 peopSistorS.
H. wee'her IL dissareeabie. bu'
vssaa sland oil tho rains which 10
~ My 70 Ret.
6srbs mae approaches AMI the RI.
Nlgy lbs tho post OF Toy King"
anese tho merchants continues fat
"a furious.
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o1oo Nth dstee 18th on Thursday
OogDjoa IN. ls:h. Good for moth
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~0vsey stshlaaare doing 4 Good
sooeee. and have heen for the
- ysas. Mt long ago II was ssid
~ ~&eeeitoches had no room for
~ 80 stable, nov there are two
ssa'eea for more.
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Query: Why vii! people sut'er viii
Indigestion when BLACK cRAve@1'
viii cure them?
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The District Court, Hon. Judge b
PlIasoN presiding, continues il see.
zion and our report OF proceedings
are resumed from Wednesday eve.
niDg last.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16
The Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, May -, 10.

THURSDAY EVENING, May Is, 70.
The long looked for and wished for and
welcome rain has come at last. Heavy
showers have fallen at intervals since Tues
day morning and indications are that they
will continue the balance OF the week. Re
ports from the country north and east Of
Us, however. are not so favorable; no rain
hylng fallen outside Of twenty miles from
Cairo at latcs, intelligence
FLOUR-P.iccs are firm and on choice
grades dealers are asking an advance, ow
ing 70 the limited stocks. Low grades are
plenty and unchanged.
HAY--S,eaIy and unchanged. Receipts
and demand continue abou, evenly bal,
anccd
CORN-S,eady and firm, with prices ad,
yancing in sympathy with other markets.
OATS-Thc market is firm and advanc,
ing Receipts fall short Of the demand.
MEAL-Flrm and advancing in sympa,
thy with corn.
BRAN-stealy and finn a, 52].@O5
cents.
BCTTER-The market is oycrstocked
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16
DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN FRIDAY MORNING. MAY e 1s7a

particulars as to freight and passage apply
on board the Anchor Line wharf boat or on
poard. The Scudder leaves at 8 o'clock,
sharp, this evening.
Al shoe Fly and Reeves Bars, below
Memphis, the channel is reported very rag
ged and water scattered, and both places
are getting troublesome for steamboats,.
Captain II, L, Hart, master of the burned
steamer A. G, Donnclly, and Captain W.
IT, Mccoy, both of Cincinnati, have CON
trac'ed with Mack & Perry, the Cincinnati
po"' builders, Tor sidewhcel boat to take
the place of the Donnely in the Cincinnati
ana New Orleans trade.
a letter from Capt. John W. Carroll,
agent Of the Anchor Line at St. Louis, to
Captain Tom Shields, says the Scudder
was compelled to leave freight behind her,
and left with all she could carry on the
water and that it is not impossible that the
line Will again send out three boats week
before many days.
Inc EIdoradoran aground at Rising Sun
Bar on Tuesday. She was drawingtwo feet
and finding only five and one-half in the
channel lightened enough to get over, but
the water changed so much that where she
found five and a half feet on Monday night
there was only four and a half feet Tues
day morning, She swung around after
sticking and laid with her head up stream
having moved but very little up to Tues.
day night
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16
The Cairo Prices Current.
Office Washington Avenue.
lCoruerTwclnh street,

THE CAEo PRICES CURRENT is published every
Tuesday and Friday from The Office Of THE CAIRO
BULLETIN, and j. intended 70 give q true report OF
the condition o! the markc, on day Of publication,
and the publisher trusts that ig!l and complete
quotations wi. be siyva by the business men 0! the
city.
TERMs.-Oue cent per copy. On all orders Of
p or more Of same date, the Subscriber. name
viii be- printed withou, extra charge. Orders for
extra cop.e. ma.t be received by 70 o'clock \. NJ.
on lay Of mobilization.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16
RATES OF FREIGHT.
RIVER NEWS.



Steamer, GuiGn. Star.........,.."......Cin Cincinnati
NashvlIe..,...,............ New Madrid
james Fisk...................... PaduCah
Towboat, Iron Mountain and tow. Pittsburg
Charlie Mcdonald and tow New Orleans
DEPARTED.
Steamer, Guidng star. Sew Orleans
vi.le....................Ncw Madrid
James Fisk .k........"..,........ Paducah
TEboat, Charlie Mcdonald and tow. .Phtsourc
Iron Mountain and tow. New Orleans
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The receipts of frlghts at the wharf
boats were light yerterday, as they have
been for the past ten days, and steamers get
only moderate addition to their cargoes
The morning breaks cloudy and cool,and
a heavy rain, lasting for an hour and and a
half, occurred at noon.
The rivers at this point are about station
cry, with - feet 10 inches on the gauge
last evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Charlie Mcdonald has a tow of
empty coal flats,
The Nashville for New Madrid, cleared
with a good cargo.
The Kellogg, with a tow of ice barges
for ST. Louis, is due from the south. The
Grey Hound, with an empty coal tow is
also due up,
Captain vinton's good Ohio river and
Memphis packet Andy Baum, will pass up,
bound for Cincinnati today. Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Deem is her accommodating clerk.
Captain Thomas w. Shields, of the An
chor Line, was taken seriously i'll at his
rooms in Winters block, at late hour
Wednesday night, and is confined to his
bed.
The Southern Transportation Company's
excellent steamer Grand Golden City is due
to-day en- route to Cincinnati. Mr.. McIn-
tyre, one of the most genial of gentleman,
commands the Golden City this trip,
The Southern Transportation Company's
beautiful Guiding Star. CAPTAIN w. b,
Miller, arrived from the Ohio with heavy
cargo of freight and good list of people.
She made additions here and departed for
New Orleans fltt in the water
Steamboatmel are cautioned to look
sharp for a sunlcn salt barge, directly
abreast of the cod float above the wharf
boat at New Albany, The barge was
l part of the tow of ihc Charley Bowen, which
broke loose when she grounded at Port
land Bar.
The Anchor Line gong to st. Louis TO-
day will be the high headed City of Alton,
Captain Horace BiXby is her commander
The Alton is one of the finest Of fine pas
scnger boats. The City of Helena, Isaac
Mckee MASTER is also due from VcksOurg
en- route to st. Louis, this morning
For New Orleans to-day we lave the
splendid Anchor Line steamer bhn A.
Scudder, Captain Flem Calvert, MASTER
and Garrett Hulls clerk. The Scu'der Sa
fine, fast, and good as anybody's loat' AZ
tends to business promptly and ohcs la''
clers unsurpassed accommodation, ror
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16

JOIN J. STELzER has removed his stock
to Eighth street in the store lately va
Gated by II. IIoupt. He has large stock
of iewclry OF all kinds, watches, clocks, etc.
His silvcrplatcd ware is unsurpassed and he
sells, down, down, way below anything ever
yet offered in this market. His watches
and clocks are also down to the smallest
margin. He is frst-cass ieweler and
works surprisingly cheap, repairing time
pieces and jewelry, and always guarantees
his work Try him.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16
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The Great Medicinal Food.

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stomach and Intcstines
'IlllS Justly celebrated DIETETlC PREPARATION Is
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mike those preparations made from animal or
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Ihat which makes strong Bone and Muscle That
which makes good Flesh AID Blood. That which is
easy OF olDigrstiOn"ncver cOnstipatug That which is
knd and friendly TO the Brain, and that which acsas
apreyentiye OF those intestinal Disorders inciden-
tai TO Childhood.
And while 1t would he difficult to conceive OF any
thng IN Food or Desert more creamy and delicious,
or more nourishng and strengthening n an ALI
ment IN fcvcts. Pulmonary Complaints Dyspepsia
and General Debility, its RARE MEDICINAL EXCEL.
LENcE IN all INTESTINAL DISEASES, cspecallyin
Dysentcry, Chronic DarrhGa and Cholera Infan.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16

The brilliant sheen OF the peacock's tail
is not more attractive than the brilliancy
Of the Dyes Of Lcamon's prepared by
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt,
They are used IN almost every economical
family for renewing faded garments. No
dyes give greater satisfaction.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16

ALL CLAIMED FOR It's. Haviland,
SaliX, Iowa, says of the Perfected Butter
Color Of Wells, Richardson & Co., Burl-
ington, Vt. Il find it to be all that is
claimed 1t increased the selling price of
my butter from2l to 25 cents"
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-05-16

IT Is questionable at least to allow the
baby to exhaust itself, to annoy the house
hold with its continual crying, when that
tried remedy, DR., Bulls Baby Syrup will
quiet it at once. Price 2j cents.