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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26
wanted.

school orders, at par, county orders, at
; cents, and city scrip, at g. cent, for
irniture, queensware, glassware, and
ouse furnishing goods. .-.-,
nov a96t, ,,.g b. s. HARREI.I.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

One hundred dozen OF nne Star shirts
all sizes, at p. Neff's, No. 79Ohio Levee,
at great reduction in former prices. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

New styles Of Hats and Caps just re.
ceived at p. Nef's, 70, Ohio Levee. This
is the only store in the city that keeps
full stock Of goods in that line. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26
Rur., Purs! Furs.

II you want to buy furs cheaper than
they were ever offered in Cairo, will call
at p. Rielly's, He sbas q good assert
ment which he will sell very low. If
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26
Do You Want am Oystsoat

Made up in the latest style? If you do
Nef's Is the place 10 findit, There you
will find plenty Of stock to choose from.
daF" II
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MANHOOD;
HOW lost. HOW RESTORED.

Jest Published in . sealed envelope. Price, 6cents.
ALECrU T. On THE NATURAL TREATMENT,
ana Radical Cure u Spermatorrhoea, or sentinel
Weakness, Involuntary Emm ssions Sexual Debility,
and lnpcdimrn,s 10 Marriage genernlyi Nervousness
Consumption, Epilepsy, sntn Mental and Physi
col lncspacty resulting from selfabuse, kc., by
RoBr. IT. CrLyRRwELI, d. D., anthor OF the "Green
Book" ae.
"a Room 10 Thousands Of Sufferers"
postpaid on receipt Of six cents OF two postage
stamps, IN CHAs. J.C. KLINE kCo.,
I5s Bowery, New York, Post once box
1850.
cents. nov ed6w3n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

The latest and most comfortable arti-
Gle in use is the patent Alaska Boots
They are selling fast at p. Neff's, No. 70,
Ohio Levee. N
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

For fashionable and we'll made cloth.
Ing, go to 2. Neff's, No. 70, Ohio Ievee. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Now is the time for bargains, at p.
SeR's, No. 20 Ohio Levee. His stock Il
replete with all the latest novelties of
f}li WIS II
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su.iue.s TO u.c for Rent.

That eligibly situated business house
No. S Thornton's block, Tenth street, Ii
for rent Apply on the premises.
Ost6tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

z. REILLY has a large stock of hats,
which will be sold at New York whole.
sale prices. II,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Pitcher & Henry's large stock of hard.
are, cutlery, tools, stoves, unware, etc
Ill he sold without regard TO cost.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Everything that can be found In any
ry goods house in the city, can he se-
ured At r. Rielly's at cost price or less,
. he - determined to close out. IT,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Shell oysters, game, etc, can always
secured al Walker n sji.son's restsu-
mt. Nov 2 II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

The Continental Is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
all respects. Pitcher & Henry, at 1872
Commercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
nOv20tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

A tremendous stock Of boys and
youths clothing just received at z. NefY's
No. 79, Ohio Levee, at prices to suit the
times N
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26
Furasshi 81 GosAs.

= The complstest stoch of gentiemen's '
furnishing goods In the city is to be
found at Miller and Miller's. 1t would
be n remarkable want, indeed. in this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling 10 the
market. II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26
Capt. J. IL. Phiiiips is bout rsolem ssrk

omewhstAxtsnsively in the manufac-
IRE OF EGYPTIAN Oil Polish backing
n article fully equal to Mason's Chsi-
snge or any other on tho market. As
he captain expects to compete with
ther manufacturers in point Of price,
70 sec no good roason why he should
Tot supply not only the city but the
ntirs surrounding country that makes
afro trading center. IfAll OF Va en-
oursge, a. we should, "home Industry"
'e will soon realize n better feeling In
be line OF business. fi.-----
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Boy overcoats In endless variety at T.
ef's, No. ~, Ohio Levee, Cairo
linois. -st- II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Gloves end Wits
A full supply at Rielly's, and going of
at actual cost. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

First class day board at Walker & Bis.
en's restaurant, at So per week. II
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shirt Cellars.

Miller and Miller have 10000 on hand
comprising the most acceptable styles
A very desirable collar sold ct ten cents
per box. FkN rw.@a IT. /
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Angostura Bitter's, w. II. Schutter
Sole agent, Cairo, Illinois. oc % I'm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26
ssrnL. Well for Jjs.

There are, at this time, only TWO pr,s.
nsrs In the caiaboose-5a man and q wo.
IAN serving out n fine imposed n der
setion 80 and.so, Of the ordtnsnees ~ re-.
ised and codified, etc.
This ,slk aystoEy % good morals, OF
uiet and order, Of which We may boast
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waited uedIn,eis.

pply to kENRIcK Il DAY.
., Charleston, Mo.
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Wanted.

Use Euders Chill Cure.--"Tt never
liz - .Hat.t it
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Wanted.
A partner ia n shoe sdop. Address y
Box 36I.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

~ For river news, see third page.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Ender's Stomach Bitters 1.-THE best
in use.n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 60. 1859.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

Bsgg!pg grain 'snd1 and sewing bags,
lc per bashel sln''yp I, na'a' nov % dot
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

A share OF public patronsgets rsr-ctfuily solicit.
ed. Orders accompanied by the cash allied promptly
and satisfactorily. IEtfH .i- q
Call az the '.Ctsv Soda Faeiory," Eighth %
street, betWeeh walnut and Seaar.
Iaul
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26
CAUTION.

| An Old law hook, published many years ago, has
ust been hastily re-ssued as "a new book" without
ven suitable revision OF lie obsolete statements.
! DO not COMO tina work with Chsmberlin'r Law
Book for ~ ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26

NJ. SILyERBrRo,
The Montana post., 1869-01-22
a Gold Carrier.

In late number of Harper's lMaga>
zine we fiud the following description OF
Wall street character, and Wall
street load.
"All the bullion and coin of Wall
street are carried about the streets in
common. open carts, precisely such as
are used in carrying ordinary merchants
disc. For twenty-five years past, one
cartman, John c. Barkley. best known
in the streets as Honest john" whose
three carts stand at the busy corner of
Wall and Broad streets, has done the
carting for the bullion dealers and bank
ers OF the city. any of whom would
trust him in their vaults with treasures
uncounted. Tall, robust and ruddy.
Honest John has in his countenance pre-
cisely the expression which we should
40 many years has borne so honorable a
name
He began in the street twenty~seven
years ago, and alter his fifth year he
became the established carman of the
coin and bullion men. Those are his
carts that go TO the California steamers
and convey their kegs of gold to the
vaults to which thev are consigned.
balance between the continents by con-
v.ying gold to and from the Cunard
steamers in Jersey City. He has occa-
sionslly carried, for short distances.
down hill. million dollars in gold.
which weigh two tons; but his opinion
is that seven hundred thousand dollars
is about IA much as a humane man will
allow his horse to draw over those
rough pavenents for any considerable
distance. On a busy day he will have
as many AS twenty loads of precious
metals.
"A load OF gold. when it goes across
the town, is usually accompanied by a
clerk of the house to which il belongs:
butit often happens that Honest John
is quite alone when he has as much
gold on his cart AS horse can draw
For such service he gets higher compen
sation than when lie carries an office
desk or load OF printing paper and,
indeed. he has the air OF "a man who
could show a little gold and silver OF
his own il there We're occasion"
The Montana post., 1869-01-22

Josh Billings recently wrote 10 lee
ture committees that the price of one oi
his lectures was S.0.40. that he hal in
some instances been car-less enough To
throw off the 500. but that the 40 CENTS
he mus; have t. maintain his r.puta
sion
The Montana post., 1869-01-22

w NHEREAS. my Wife Christina Martin has
w leh my bed and board without Just cause
and provOcatuu the 18th uf December l-us
Therefore, hereby warn the public not 10 hsrbvr
or trust her on my account as will not satisfy
any debt contracted by her. CHRIST MARTIN.
BesTtUwn, Dec. l3 l-d- WIN
The Montana post., 1869-01-22

Local NOetces-One dollar per line for three
Enes less as per line for ten lines less
80 cents Per line for eleven lines more.
The Montana post., 1869-01-22
'AREoLL, GEO :
CARROLL g. STEEL.

Forwarding Storage and Dealers in Gen
eral Merchandise.
Fort Benton. NJ. r.
The Montana post., 1869-01-22
Il HE OFT Y

Alex. H. Beattie. Local Editol
The Montana post., 1869-01-22
From Tire Daily Of Monday.

B"z2A 2AAN.-COlonol J. J Hull who ar
rived from THIS thrifty and stirring locality
ysrie'ony, and Isports every thing running on
smoothly with the people thereof. TIE far
mers are repairing fences, siding improve
, 1869-05-06

Ninth Day of she New York Tournn.
mcnt-Snyder nnd Foster tho VIM

R&TK.
NEW YoKk, May n-At tho billiard Tournarne
nlnth day, snyder s.at Daniela IN the afternoon,
!:sta, 70 ~ sns.'eEs asesssc ~. Hsghess runs.
u. 1s0. Ae, 1u3 III Co. IS ~ lus, 81. -. Daniels
aye1aee, le,:. Highest runs 81, s!a, s. II, 7s.
Foster bcas kn.,olphc this evenlng-i,a., to sG,.
Fettcra average, ~. Highest ranA, ~ a. 81, 81,
!0a, 14s, III. s.. 81, sa. KudolpheA average, is
irrtng Ilali was overnowing viii spectators anx-
ious to witness the match. betting WAS even
e. e. ~ nqdo'Chs s,eo took eeveTal ot1ers q
against RGdolphc we're frequently being made by
some uozeh ISrHena. whose leaders persisted in
dolrbe would commence to make a shot, Thich
Was Eattonsly received, snnc laughing, while 9TH
e. e. nl7seG: the offenders en- beth sidsa adding TO
UPON the paa Of Kudo,par ii for sasS11zs she IT.
raIt q nc gang, u hts unEats,akahe nervousness
up nnd putting on hts coat on two Of three occa-
slons and entirely giving up nfter being }eertd and
booted, leaving Foster 70 win The crowd voeif-
nnshct hail with the butt Of hts cue. when Foster
counted kt1 and won the game.
Nj. Phclan and tho respectable biiltar1! players
force 70 quiet the disturbances, and he parties
woulo haze been elected but for general row
In justice to Fo1tcr 1t should be said that he
gave 20 eountenxnce 70 the proceedings, and WIS,
from flst to Last, cool and collected, and never
Tiayt1i better. -
Aa.chts for ,o.norrow afternoon, GoldthwaI,c
a1d hhtnes: In the evening, Deery and Foster
From Filtes' Spirit
1}e!orc the tournament opened, Foster wa2 the
faroritc against Tie Field; but his Indifferent
playing With Rhincs and hls miserable exhibition
Win snyder-both demonstrating that he lla
Eorely neglected himself during the past two
wcela-haye shaken confidence In him, and he
now stands not "a wei n RuLophe, and no better
Than DeeIJ. Rudolphe has rs Jet been pltted only
aR2inst fnoEc players Who afe .pEesamptEely the
weakest IN the tournament, and. In opposing them
ne has shown no play var1ant1n9 the belief
thaf, were Decry, Foster and Goltthwait In good
10tn, he would beat either. Lie almost all
French billiard rlayer1, he abors greatly and con
eequcnt!y bis 7lay looks far more effective than 1t
really IL He relies upon stnRIo-cn8hIou and draw.
sh1ts sc!aor1 bltngs the halls well together, and
rarely scores more tau nftr OF sxtv points before
he treahs them up when he las them together
lie has non two games, and yct, caanttng calon5
IN the Ordinary way, he has nade tut two runs as
high - lsn: lie Is, however, steadier player
than the oihcrs, and certain 10 heat them Ia casc
they are unable to get IN long Euns
, 1869-05-06
FIRE AND EXPLOSION,
A Steam Boiler Blow. up Dur.
Ing a COnaaEr1atfon,
Several Narrow Escapes.

hesFfuct{Fe connagfAton. supplemented bv !
tteT e1p4oe On, doing additional dan.:e md Jeoo..
otf1n< many alve- oec1zea In the Soeh Ny;4faa },t,
y*Fra.F sfc7ueeu The fire originated aeu; tic rooi
g. Cooker. rlanlo6 m'1t No p Frank.
LII ssr-et snd IL be.Ievpa to hsye
o1k4nsted from sparia from the euante+a:t Bto-c
.ee 'e uas elicas cd thr bulldog 1n s;asat, "a
ahc !asEr raa!ns u.f1 wat a3to MOI rtro7.3 The Dr.
rasncn: WA qaictly ard t. tho renr 3ci
1hse ct ttF f The engineer had fx,a to rlar aud .hr
arenen ssd hunasrds cf by7aade.r werr cl,sclv hsa
aea AAas TIC tcETiie xpsa.ion cuaael The
hs7. ranss aad rostio1. of The boiler md ,eantrv
IT, r. S4s S;af :; +: eP.s e:
t;s ~ IT,, ~. ~ y ffre,ars fsi' Iets Into tar
- - % IL IL. T. itSsse i,s e't e4suu nnt
Il IL Is If ~ ss.s s
s :1 sei .sSesn Gle d. ss &
FIFTH +. s.rs. ssal. % Tss 61a
aHd r':te7r tFs:s :'rkcu Irf ea:scd " dcsccatinc
rat1sl Dene:taE VIZ. t,.ndns in fr7ot Of biz hoa.e
- = 4; ~ e ,;t'e:. EL Ni..t j. believed Lave
,Sss T. : = ~" IL =. e. IL se, through tbe hoase i
I'll IL +, rvSn: hsan, On r. b,ck ~
nd ssn sedesa ina sss. Es!1h
''s' cs.sa fS, {: t., 1hr r,rsne. ,,. ,,yrr
r-cs!-'!:':l :-:!c st.u7s ls .tr s1cle rnt.4le
n"i- ;:: - ~. "';l. Ea:urr Il the nlaicral cr,-
"-:sE = i :. III s - l,.lGdps the t.r burned fur;
;;.;s. -: :, t':''1, cssei e aasinins p;rna;@
t1:l ota:sa ~ III .,.nr. u Indian. aud f5ansltu
,:t'rs ee::at! ~ sGr El.'ur, Rev. Jarl, Hr;ilxrs
]: wa. i:.sF. at:nrr; -. Il! us,~k
Tie tjva:'f tra.nf tatcil xr LlEnNd At the Fra.
E:! ' in :;iEiar: lsTc: Il axins catrlv e.,Ts:r,l.
AID re 1"".txEr Il thc enEr~f4tirn FtelIirs in t1t
1t'1ls!ts.- eon IlAesd altar eEE.n. tile benches aat
~ Eti: able s Oh Il: .!i. wA1k TIL da:n1s: 70
Gu A;! Tnrseaasr Ill rruxsatc the it.sa:ancr
.,lehi s1ho: Ia Itssas S:nitnt .rc3ey Tbs lyts "a
trIr j. Insurance Il S4a,!
05 lndsna .:F,S: th- :hFtt hoa.e et Dsat
y two Swt4h fs1lilicr who sustained some los by
".trc and tlsu@el se114 oyal u !asu1ts1rr
1Et io1sc haicicicS in The azcncv 9! Mr. ToFttelYt
was GaslsFed Il Ei!ala1 t.1ot.nt 0:hrT ho11et an
O1o s:rrrt Wcsr also Fsh:1r danased BY water, Tae
rotitr lcra will Aggregate flIHM
, 1869-05-06

-elnce tpnnR fairly Bet IN the weather has t,een
xeTy teFosahio for the growth OF wheat aud Rr5sx
~ sosue localities tho Iattcr nas CONC foyFuri en
.srn1! thet eren now good payrurage 10 Afforded
s Mn.e toe RfoFth OF tho foyI1e. has been 80 ranf
enat l&1fnSts who believe Ia fhat wny Of tloinc,
ounneta Fave turned their sheep Into their Ehcas
~ Mp II ou and check It's rank growth. Ii hns
@ osSn too VET, however, 10 prepare the ground for
aoo INC prospects are not favorable for eaYfy
a Gaanne. From all parts OF the state VIC hear lie
t @oet dAv6fable accounts OF the wheat cIup. and
!Ium the Present prospects They will te Id 10 r,.
9tcct Inferior to thoac OF last year Thr rf,oI
Meatnef has kept back the nut Gads and nj fhn
fNlettez make Bhow Of II good 4 cron In NM
1cct n has hccn rztscd in Michigan, paw
:. Inc Detroit GMich.} 1s1bun< of thu 9Th x,rr.
NfHa from al parts OF the Slate frprcsents thn
EIoMms wheat c.un IS Promising al that conld h
oea1Icdi while frslt Of al kinds g1yc3 good tnscn
o. an abundant harvest, hAsinR yet, however. 70
run The gauntlet Of the later frobts5
Inc OttunTa QoER) E.urifr Of the FL aa~z.
acre naa been M unusual breadth OF Uhe4t
and oata BOWL and !: IL uow finely IN, and I0ots
ap!tnan Many Of the more en.erpr1sing farmers
Me eaifeaoy well adsanced planning com. ind Il the
Neathet continues good thih week, futy onc. .thtrd
o. tNe crop viii be In the ground There L. more
ose1, an excellent prospect for fruit -
lne iGfnAh fN3a) Journal reports tna1 tho
1A liners ART au eAsJ EeiunK In thelf spring croI,s
y ne mop grounds have lsecn plowe41 up. Winter
"neat y that vicinity L looking well.
Inc Fond d1 lac N<rorfer Rayn that seeding
noi tn c1crcd one-thtrsl OF The breadth Of su,afl
Rratns wed IL that county. With favorable
weather from this time out the crop nAy he GOOD
one. -" 7-
, 1869-05-06

aad tie sdew.f Ts+ hn4tT oe .,9 9osnsns -, 70
t. d. 1E 1s ~ 20 s.Sscs I ~. &c e
:qss ss9sse sSss issns 4
haS, 81 atr ~ =, s ssal -. .S. 9Ssea "a :.
~ .!,1 ttss r., & s,x t ras
Cessca ie n iaoaex, o1fq aspt. IT, ssnias :otonrT
NJ ID = s@as I'll. IL i:s e
TIE Vas DEPARTMENT has a.uea the following
S'sr r. @ "a ;ss oee q s5eors
ss<; s s;s K r s.s1 ss;tsa
& 4s:esss s:ss ! Gsa:: s@s: ,.. :sS
ts sssB1 1as y Z. fss
x Tin Il B. ns11s, ts
Ssrf1tcu Is ErEced from drty ID ihs Dessttaen; II
~ b.ts B. ts Iet iS n1
hsb f.ns Sae y = r.; nth ;a3 81. ri
S.i Fl Tz rats sI.!s: ks:;
IT. Is NoNnKsfCL mbat number Of patriots are
se d.y 4 ~ I
"a sf 3: nfs f. xs: e:
tIs = ri - e. 2:f. r.
ssis ste1st '.s, 1ss + r; o1
es. .ttie.ns tos eaeh rae II H. t nSw
:n.5 IN sanaastss ao H. ,,;:x az III
dsrote ta-ft tis~ TO lxttrr aivsnssxr 'Ae ~ A''o
"a, 4 MY AZ S4Mgn DrRpE1- enessea on the third
.hsu riaee eiosed LIZ e1enias Ms1sns s1hs u
tsthe; n ts r. Estsate he .rd stoss Jop .ad az
IL i Ia tsr 5ss.y s! It'll: st5: 9as
nd &c sai. xfr5 M s u ~
s,s ss,sfGr e q taEsT stsEe. to r.. .deWai
fe.f a. ths: III be eha Il: nc s ~ oft,as: int7
~ "se2 e 4x4ca ,s r: AeS e4r 70 % II
cal attention '''~' '-'NA
4 MAS, whose nane WAS not ascertancd, was
s Sssn e Z ssi;a uSsasg isa.a :sa1a 4
s:ss:1 g: :, T. asa e GU IL
hasof TN ID dasx f. neii
6 :, ss h's s ss ot aa sa R,:a;a
and ~ flstd 70 msts i, 81 1oe ie iosss
utCtcttd wks 1tout 4 raIz Of age.
At 4 RFGr11R NK1T1s0 Of the Garden CITY Base
e HI. hsla se 4faey ,se1 4 sst e
sIyge1d: vtes rrt.ia<at, Simon Fsrhaa; sessetssy
"e's aa5.s j. Rta1y ID Sats' G:s
81, gs a':s sa Gs I r.g
9Ss s @ ssSses: " I'D
TIE EopY CT IN CsxkowS Man was lutnl
tsr. r. IL Il twelfth 4tTe4t yteertsv. 1. W, cIosrd
sa y III ,aS hsS ss il m5s
H.. 1afTT Tsssn h ri, P. s 1eE
.ssed ta, r.s1ts Ti;st.:sd he .s1oTias Il paav
d L t :S ; e. as It.. .:1 e.: d.
neetioo- '0-@@ ~''''
A FrEE which occurred At a quarter before 10
st asa q .7 s,ies S[nf o ?sS
10 s ri ts ,af eh.4. . fsaf fwafs By d.
s.r1st1 Garlic: z e usishes tl ~
n; S:sssz %:its IL:
III d.es orfinea sss.a ae.ce:tse se eaI' 'n''fs'
TIE MILLINERY and drees goods establishment
= s.,5s 1s;si. E.SfsM Ssn1 S Is L.ks .ree
retail Inlliut! e-tai i4h1ent Tie spoil4 oeuie rb
ssi1 asdps1'1 essdp Il
+ sttek 3 e sLe sieve deseItep 1nim..ivn concerning
se king ioied siter '''NeF 'n0 Lac 'o'eFe'
hcHaED FITZGERALD, having read the entertain
fRz szns s'thss s asf
f q e n b m &, dsn as
ie s.ii SaItI ctsre seet s ssioea Il.a In
set sat5a se: the brnets IT. II a IL aIsaion INC o''o
AT MEETING ot the Executive Committee OF
e.S hc e. isss iizt 9r
Ena ts' ,sas T. t4e Ra Ens
rrtrent
m F1T tf r. 5 "a 0nf e. s.a En-
s s @ e 1sa Rs as he ia
III ererne .1y-tcd noscd ehsraeter: % n.ned J.ne.:
Blse1 cn the charge u rubbing a u4a OF els Ia q
Il e<fa pess n 'asef e e9 Aasts5 lid
1!'l be leokcd after: 1'
MR; JCEssEs. the ne1ly-Appointe,l Rerenre
h :: ~ 4 .4s f. as;y ss
shan rc7ftt- could thry WIRE aprpIntet-
, 1869-05-06

Bridge Project Abnnslonct1-Actun
and Attempted Suicides.

bridge Project Abnuloncd-Actao
and Attempted Suicides,
ST. LoC1s, Nay a-1i Is yeposted that the nnotect
o. nfinetnE the Mississippi here at the Ioot Of
MAsnlhH1on avenue Will he abandoned, uni that q
nnuee lor railroads. only VIII be built at Bessela
Guy. whcFc it has bceu for long time talked OF
cleettng great tniou Depot for all the railroads
kntclln6 mere from both sides Of the river. 1t Is
not 'mrrohahle, however, that bridge for wagons
the city. ~re~8''~
The reports circulating abroad that government
!1elelt was lost ~ the sinking OF the steamer
NleI Wall and others In the Missouri River aIr
hntras" Ihe government has not lost pound Of
1felgat this season ~ any disaster on that r,yct
A German named Henry sudor toor an ounce
or arsenic last night AMI died.
Anotoer mt3. at tue county iasm, ATTEMPTED
suicide by cutting lhs throat, h1t failed ID EjjI
, 1869-05-06

An Allegnu, Mich. letter says: wheat looks
unnfaaIly good this rear. We hare yet to sec d
Peaches look promising. ana SHOULD ihey cscapc
The frost when IN blow. the county win gtTc 8; rer
cent larger yield than ever htfo.e."
A Mauchefter, Mich, letter snJs: "ThtAt Ia
looking splendid: tho late rains atr producing =
rapid growth. The peach trees arc 1ully 1aden
with buds+ and ncatz, app1cs And the smaller
fruits glre great promise Of an abundant yield A
very larre breadth Of ground has bccn soxn with
barley Several h7p-rafdh hare been abandoned,
the businexs having played ont the Tast year"
"The wheat In all directions from this city mere.
looked say better st this aeaton Of the year than
than ever before, ms late t1ins have auo
brought forward cTas1 and cluvcr. Cnleu sorne-
thing uuu8ual happenA we Kh2I have tiIye Qun-
and III ktnoa Of bes1tes"
Ths 5aekaoa (Mleh-> cstise~ Of Mar e49n:
, 1869-05-06
Skilfad 1anr

When The movement Of r2e watch il oat cf
o!ec. frA' care sad ingenuity u required rr;Ar II
rrtr-y. And II ie fact that more watches arc spoi
I'd BY the hrnaerins hAada Q! lafetos wo.kmca than
from any other cartt il Il important for any one ho
aod c4Ertriiy repaired. Actar. Mofse Hoddin Ham.
tlton ~ Lake strret, employ workman fron the
harde they r!ser all ne Geneva atetrs St With trn
I'd ia rcTsiIiTs ej,rI,onxteT. EnaMh I'd Ancr;ean
W1tcfItf, and Ertpth tiuck4.
, 1869-05-06
CONNECTICUT.

Meeting or the Stale LesisInturc-
Governor JcHgetl's inaugural At.
dFcaxs
Hartford, May n-Thc Legislature Organized
the Senate, and O. Il. P1att Speaker OF the Ifnusc
:, GoFcrnor Jewell WAS subsequently 1uauEu.atcd.
us message xtatcs that the total liability Of the
lion Of $3soe for this year. The increase Of tax
anle r.operty In the state during the 5car Is
',se',as or nearly million more than the State
Amendment Is urged: also, the increase OF The
rate or Interest to seven Per cent Tho passage Of
tee laNs to secure to married women control OF
property, biennial elections, short sessions Of the
Legislature and economy, are recommended
, 1869-05-06

SuonG indeed must l,src been the attractions
Fefitt1ay At the grand cloak emporium ard 1sde.' !n,
mailing Ico1s Ct Hotehk!n, Palmer c., It No pl
ses'e 'sHet Hh!eh In rate Of the rainy wcattrr
cont ey ttourtd with lsdiea drawn thi;her hv the
.plerd:d dr.ay Il Eoods made At the oreuus Including
FeHttful taits hs.1ut- a1ti.s. s1k bet
Ard tc Htc tn frEcsa cordially invited to cau and
examine tht c novelties r1nHaccd Ia the stock p{ tht
rJur<Y 1Uta 49,