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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

: During the progress of the performance
at the Atheneum, last night, the audi
ence was somewhat startled by the re-
port of pistol in the building. \ mum.
Der OF persons started from their seats in
"a considerable state OF alarm, but all APP
prehensions were Immediately quieted
down by the announcement that the pis'
tol had been accidentally discharged in
the pocket of oflicer Patrick O'Callihan.
Fortunately the ball passed directly
downward and entered the floor, inflict-
ing injury upon no one.
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,.gae Fi.id ofthe Cloth OF Gold"

I"The Field Of the Cloth of Gold was
|lt upon the stage 10y the Metropolitan
ar company, last night, In II manner
AT won round after round Of applause
|pm one ofthe largest and most respect.
|, lie audiences that ever gathered ia the
hiding. katie putnam, one ~ the
lost graceful, fascinating, dashing, spin
I'D little sylphs that ever stood before
foot lights won the admiration OF
|eryhody, distinguishing herself not
|lly a. one Of the most talented and
irllcd actresses belonging To the profess
|n, but as one OF the most charming
|,calist, that ever appeared On the Cairo
bard. There was much TO laugh at,
uch To entertain and much 10 admire
the "Fleld olthe Cloth OF Cola In
OFT rs burleSque, q take orr on roy
|ty, ii Is perfectly inimi,able. The COS
mes, particularly that of Dirniey, Sut'
liz, Francis |, etc, Were exceedingly
|ch, fairly glilteriug in Their wealth of
tins, gilt aud gold
The performance this evening
lens with the excellent little
bmedy entitled Sketches in
hdia," in which several of the
aiding members Of the company will
Ike part. Then follows the Field OF
le Cloth of Gold,' probably for the last
me. Those who witnessed it last night
i'll be sure to be on hand tonight, and
iose who were not present last night
i'll miss rare treat should they fail to
lumber themselves among the audience
ii, evening ~ Ifpos-ihle, secure re-elv.
seats.
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The City aud IA. IIilno.. Central.

by resolution Of the board ~ Alder
EN- Which 10 b- effective must receive
10 cJucurrenc. ~ the select council
.ssei last night, the may.
y authorized 20 confer
ith " Hughiti, E.q superintendent Of
G Illinoi, Central railroad ascertain,
st, II the railroad company will make
e needful repair GA Leyce street, and
condly. tit viii remove it, track, from
g inside 20 the outside o: the street, 80
AT the inside and not the outside por-
N Of 'he street may be used by the city.
Ich q change would certainly be great
nveuieuce 10 most Of the business
uses concerned, aud We take i for
anted that the action OF the board Of
derman was taken in obedience to ar.
MT solicitations from that quarter.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

The oyster supper by the ladies oi the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
given AZ Blums old stand, tomorrow
evening. The public generally il invi.
ted to attend, there being no charge for
admission. There will be feast ofgood
things besides the "biYalyular molusks,"
which, saucei by the smiles Of fair
fades, will prove perfectly Irresistible.
Go; patroui2e the supper and you will
thereby serve a deserving purpose
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Mrs Martha Ann, wife Of MIR. VI. ID.
Gru'cr died al her residence in Goose
Island, in this county on ;he -7lh Of
November Ia Che death Of tui- e,tim-
aple lady the ueighburhoou sustained .
| 49, that will Tong be relt, aud tie drvo
tri husband u bereavement that will
throw a shadow over all biz future life.
As a mother she as kind, iudulgent
md atr.ctjunTte; ~ wife she was truly
1 helpmate, nerviug the heart and
sire gthening the arm other husband to
successfully wage his battle OF life, cheer.
ing him ia moments OF despondency, and
sharing with him his tolls and his cares,
Is well n his joys and triumphs; and ~
a me mhcr OF society she exhibited those
traits of character that eudeared her 70
all, the old, the young, the rich, the poor,
alike Ia the entire circle in which she
moved there was none 10 speak III of her.
On the contrary, all knew her but to love
her FOR those qualities OF head and heart
that rendered her a christian woman. To
the afflicted usbaud we offer our sincere
coincidence, and hope that time may
soon lessen the great load of grief that il
now weighing him down.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Wood, Linton & Boyle, No. 1875 Ohio
evee, have engaged In the pork pack
< and provision business, and are pre-.
ired To pay the highes, market price In
Esh for dressed aud live hogs. or TO MI
|dsr, Ina their line ~ the lowest figures
ling. Farmers az the surrounding
|un,ry having pork to sell should call
lou them before making contracts else.
here.
Charleston Courier copy W aud
large this Office dec4.c 81
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The weather Is nice, more clear, and
everybody looks a. though a load had
been lifted from their shoulders The list.
less movements o. cuisines, men who hal
the blues, have been replaced By elastic
steps AMI cheerful countenances, and
they have gone o. work with renewed
vigor.
The river has risen fourteen inches
since last report.
Business continue good on the river,
The Mississippi rose seven inches a.
ct L0ui. on saturday, and fell again on
Sunday, but there IL = rl'e OF twelve
feet reported coming on, Of the Illinois
river, which will improve the channel
two feet or perhaps three between 1T
Louis aud Cairo There Is only six and
q half feet there AZ preaent
There Is an abundance Of water for
the largest class ~ steamers, fully laden,
below Cairo.
Tho Ohio =, falling slowly at pittsburg
with about : feet water Ia the channel
Its rising 10 Cincinnati aud Louisville
at the rate Grover four feet In q hours,
and there is ten feet over the falls,
The Cumberland Is risins with six
feet Oh Uarpeth Shoals, he Tennessee
Is also rising.
'ralisman hroueht ont $40 sacks dried
fruit, I5bbls ditto, II hbls chestnuts for
re.bpruent north per &. Il. Il SO rolls
cottau. 10 btle. cuitou, so bundles paper,
~ bll~ Whi~kpy for IT. bauIs, n hhds to
bncro, - tons bar iron, boiler plates aud
produce for Memphis aud New Orleans,
besides a large Number ot passengers,
many OF whom are moVlng from Tonnes
zee a. Missouri and Kansas The latter
class were landed win the gppds, on the
Missouri shore at the Ferry Landing
The ~ Joseph, Capt. CUhett, = The nc
gular pac ket for Memphis and all way
points this evening.
The I.yet Quicksier Capt. Dexter, is
ttcle2ul,c packet fnr Evansville his
evening
Vallsmsn, Napt SuapS, i the Nash.
vile packet, to.da}.
The Wn White, capt. Northern, 4.
the rvsaisr packet for padueah this even.
ing.
Capt Chas. f. Hinde is agent for all
the above boats and makes arrange.
nents for freight or passage,
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CSroncr's fnguesi-..suldeu Death or n
stranger.

About o clock this morning coroner
COrcoran was called upon to no dan in
quest over the body Ola man lying dead
IN the passenger depot ~ the Illinois
Central railroad. Organizing jury, of
which Mr.. j. d. Barrett was made fore.
man, the coroner proce cded to the in.
qairy. From the evidence it appears
that the name of the deceased f.
J. VI. May. He had arrived per transit
steamer Itammitt only few minutes
before, and reaching the platform OF the
depot was seized by a violent hemorrhage
Of the lungs, OF which he died almost
i'm mediately. About his person was
found a letter written by DR.. FARRELL, OF
Dyer station, Tennessee, and addressed
TO DR.. Vanmeter, Charleston, Illinois.
The letter commended deceased To the
kind Offices OF DR. Nanmeter, stated that
lac had been treated two years for a lung
disease -tuberosis We believe--that he
was poor, but deserving man, aud the
father OF very destitute family. He
had railroad ticket for Nation, and
was, manifestly, on his way to Charles
ton. TO submit himself TO the treatment
OF DR.. Nanmeter. He had 50 Us, and a
carpet sack containing a plain pair Of
homemade pantaloons and white
shirt, with him, all Of which was taken
in charge by the coroner. The verdict
OF the jury was in consonance with the
above facts. The body was disposed Of
at the expense Of the county.
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The Park Fence.

The contract FOR bui ling a piciiut fence
around the city pack wasawardcd by the
Park c1mmittc. on saturday, to Mr.. HOl
ohan, for the sum az ! $50 In city bonds.
Ne. Holl5hsn is a gDyi man, and will
aithfully perform all tha pb,igs ion, i'm.
posed upon hy The contract We pre-.
,umn that 10" WORK wi, be- commenced
It the earliest practice 81" moment and
,ushcd through to AL carly completion.
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New Years ~. Hall.

Tic Rough and Ready Fire company
ave determined to give a ball Ia wash.
igton Hall, on New Years eve, and in
er,uancr o. that determination are now
,ricclins al t'n ueedfIl arrangements.
he assurance j. given 10 the public that
ne bal shall be one tia, vii reflect credit
pom tho clmPIny, surpa--ing In the
'mpleicne-s Of it. detail, an former r..
u ons ofa like character
pBERr BHIBaCH, CHRIS ORTH,
HENRY MARTIN.
Committee Of Arrangements
Dec cod 2w, & wj
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oyster Lunch,

a hue oyster lunch will he spread at
the II. Nicholas restaurant tomorrow
morning, to which all the friends and
customers of the establishment, and the
rest OF mankind are most cordially invi-
ted. Harry Walker will he Oh hand,
aud see to il that all are well add polite
~ served, and that everything else is IA
IL should he.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

&. W. Henderson, Commercial Avenue
three doore below Twelfth slreet has a.
fue line o. heating and cooking stoves
~ can be- found in the ely, ell nj prices
thst cannot fail To suit reasonable cus'o-
mers. lie also keeps al .!ads oil tiuwsre
and l. prepared 'o put on roofing or put
up gui.erIug, IN ,ae best style on short
notice Nov 10. 3w.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
tlsoa stock tor sale.

CIIy ~crip VII - Iakon ~ par for az.
cen share Of t.o stock Dg The First Ma
.lonal Bank OF Cairo. The shares are ia
nms Of 500 each. Enquire Of Mrs. G..
hamilton, rururrof Twelfth and Poplar
trrrts dec2tf
Pru>,iau feather busters az Parsons,
Davis & Go. II
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..s.stI; a, vn,n meath 4. 90 Part"

The new book, entitled as above, writ
ten 10y Augusta j. Evans, and pub i-hed
10y Carleton, il destined o. run exceed
ing that of Beulah,n by the same di,tin-
guished authoress. II l. u work OF sUr.
passing interest, rich in incident, vivid
descriptions, and teaching in the most
pleasing and impressive manner great
moral lessons that can but better the ma,
tuae and tone the inclination- Of The
reader.
Few books have been he?Glded with
greater eclat, and few have found such
enormous sale. II is printed upon very
heavy white paper, elegantly bouli IN
cloth, and furnished al the very reason
able price of $500 per copy.
To such OF Our readers - haYc read
Beulah, St Elmo, MucIr,a, etc, by Miss
Evans, we need not commend "Nt-ht"
further than IN say thai 70 l. ,tc cap.
sheaf of her accompiishment,i In the lite
OF literature. To allotAers Ne c"mmcud
it a. work superior in diction. piat, aud
intensity ofintereSt, 90 agrcu, ma. ori'y OF
books OF kindred kiHd gpS aUraclRg
the attention of the pahii1 ore ,hat can hc
read with pleasure and profit by all,
Call al the bookstore az " u Rockwell
Il Co., No 6s, Ohio Levec.
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Sfsamboat Runner.

The steamboat agents Of the city sub.
mitted petition 10 the board OF A lder-
man, las; night, praying for reduction
Of MY, ger cent. in the amount charged
for licenses. The board refused 10 grant
the prayer Of the petition, alleging that
cheap licenses would result in the intro.
duction OF numerous irresponsible agents
into the city, who, reckless Of their own
reputation, would impose upon both
travellers and bostmen and bring the city
into further disrepute. by maintaining
the license atthe present price, the evils of
an undesirable increase of agents will be
guarded against, AMI the present force
will thus be secured the entire business.
Being responsible men, this was thought
so desirable that the board did not heal.
"a e 10 table the petition.
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xEIEyETs rJ|vvS.


Ike nammitt Columbus, VIM White
Psaucah, 4 Baker Enstport, Ida Stock.
dale y. . Ngrc-lla ~. Louis, T.. Carroll
y. .. Mohawk 81 Louis. Kate Robinson
GIN, Belle II Louis -, Louis, TX elslor
Louisville, Atlantic 81 Louis, G,eudale
P.ltsburs, Lumiuary Nick-burg, Robert
Burns Memphis, Iatisman Nashville, ~.
Ngrys, Wheeling.
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2rofantly.

by The Continental" in the early
days Of the Republic was, by the witch
Killing fanatics, called profanity.
In this more enlightened age il Is
deemed an evidence OF sound morals as
well a. 81 20 sense TO give the advic
"Buy tho CONTINENTAL as IL Ia not only
the chesne-' but the best stove in the
market.
For sale by Pitcher & Henry, 1872 Conn
mercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
EuvgOir
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city AucIisn..r,

Mr.. Dan. Hartman believing that 800
~ annum j. too large sum to pay for
lc,ioHeet'- license, asked the Board OF
llermen, last night, 20 make "a reduc.
IN The request was not granted.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

The original "lines" published ia the
Bulletin on the oath ult., have been
ascr!hedto two or three parties bearing.
the same or nearly tle same Initial.
To setall conjecture at rest We take occs
sion 10 say that they we're furnished b y
Mrs. JEFF Martin.
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DEPANTrKI.,.

Ike Nlnmi,t Columbus, VIM. White
Paducah, Ida Stockdhle Gin, \. Baker
E1sJpOrt, Robert Barns Gin. Marcells
ArE. River, u. Carroll -. Louis, Mohawk
y %. Kate Robinson -. Louis, II. Mary
y o. Glendale -. Louis, Belle ~. Louis
Memphis, Lgmiunry - Louis Excelsior
Memphis
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rriEe sen,n,,.I General

Are looked upon with suspiciou-and
Justly so, because they are usually con.
ducIed by parties who are under no legal
restraints or obligations to fulhll their
promises however extravagant they may
he. Nor are prize schemes usually re.
garded with favor by the men 4 lnteg.
rity or financial responsibility. We are
happy 10 say that no objections OF this
kind can be urged against the great
Henderson Ky. Prize Scheme which we
are advertising ia our columns All
parties connected with Il ars men Of the
highest social, financial aud moral
worth, and even IL this were ut So, they
are strictly bound by u regular !ggsl
charter, so that not dollar OF the luugs
arising from the sale Of tickets Gail te
touched until the winner, 81 the piIzus
are actually Ia possession OF tLcm--tlus
forming the best possible security Ia
beha!fof the ticset-holder - honor.
abe an enterpri2e certainly ds.rrv,-
Well OF our citizens,
Parties desiring 20 purchase iiCkCt
should call on ". J. Rudl, Cairo city
wharibOat &C
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Furnishing Goods

The completest stoch of gentlemen's
furnishing goods in the city ia to be
be remarkable want, indeed IN this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling in the
market IT,
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ntisYAnrr nnngernn,.

Mothers, as you love your offspring,
don'tfil To use Mrs. Wh.tcomb's syrup
for soothing children. Reed the adver.
t.sement I'm auo her column.
Gec7 d&wlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Mrs. Whitcomh'- syrup tor children Is
sold by iru.gi,t-, for - cents bottle
and {. an admirable preparation for in.
Gtutile disorders.
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n stict.

Parties wishing to renew their sub
seriptons for the American Agrieul.
turslisp for 1870, will please hand In
their names and 81 % by the 10Th inst.
DssS. n, VIM " DAVIDSON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Oyercoa;s! overcoats, Nefi's ten dol
lar ovcrcoats are vel. made and war
ran,ed all wool at No. :, Ohio Levee.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

The Continental j. the only cook stove
will sliding oven doors. Warranted In
all respects. Pitcher & Henry, ut 1872
Cnmmerc!s. avenue, cor. !2th street.
unv20G ".a. ..s.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Tharwaldsou's Celebrated Bs- Relie's
the -Four Seasons, Nigh, aud Morning,
Rockwell & Co.'S. III
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,.ob Printing.

The Bulletin Office having been sup.
piled with increased facilities, is now
prepared to do job work cheaper than
ever We are determined, in truth,
that no citizen shall have cause, either
on soco unt Of price or style, for sending
his work abroad. Our Office is the com.
pletcst in the state, outside OF Chicago
and Springfield, and can perform all
kinds ~ work FOR which the river, rail-
road, mercantile, legal and general
business Of the city create demand.
In point OF workmanship we shall stand
Unsurpassed. Send in your orders.
Proofs submitted when requested. IL
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Everything ,-4, eau 1e found ia ANY
dry GOOD, house IN Tie city, can he Sc
cured al =, Richly. al cost price or less,
as he IL determined "a close out. If.
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Elegantly bound Books for the Holt
days az w u. Rockwell d Co, 6s Ohio
l.e,co 81.
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For good fitting, custom made cloth
< aud the best workmanship on same,
, a. Ncirs, No. - Ohio Levee.
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Alaska boots FOR sale at p. Nefrs, No.
70 Ohio Levee. The most popular boots
in market.
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Gurs, rurs! gurs.

n you want to buy furs cheaper than
they were c"cr offered in Cairo, viii call
at T. Rie'!y'-. lie has good assert
meut which lie viii sell very low. II
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Everything /" the Book and station.
cry Line can always be found at W. l..
Rockwell q Co.'S IS OHIO Levee. I'll.
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First class day board 1t Walker & al.
ou.s restaurant, at s. per week. q
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New style double breasted sack coat.
ist received ut y. Nett, 10. 20 Ohio
.evce
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Il. :. HARRELI.

Walker & Sisson's Billiard Hall and
Restaurant il the center of attraction for
strangers and Others who would strength
ell the inner man with fresh oysters
steWed, raw, roasted or fried; quail uu
toast, NeIisun, nsh or any other luxuri.
Gus or substantial edible; or pas. an hour
4" IN The cue Ia the largest and best
billiard ball in Tie city. II
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The largest aud finest stock OF gentle
mems clothing, furnishing goods, boots
shoes, hats and caps will always lie found
at =. Eef-, No. 20 Ohio I,evee.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Nen's fall suits At ten dollars per suit
are the best ever offered IN Cairo at the
price, al No. - Ohio Leyee,
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Try the rsady,uainG flour prepared aud
sold Wholesale and retail by j. IL. Phil.
lips. Also full stock Of family groceries
&c, for sale Opposite new Custom house.
dec4:lm
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SchCo! ordrr-, at par, county orders, a
50 cents, and city scrip at 80 cents ioi
furniture, quecnsware, glassware, ana
house furnishing goods
nov 20 Gt f. = HARpEtJ
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Grecian Bend Caps, the iatss, style in
the city, Tor sale ut T.. Nef's No. ~ ohio
Lsvee, n; low prices. Call snd see them.
No trouble TO show goods a. this store.
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Large and small dolls and toy tea sets
ut +, ID. & Co.'S. #
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A grand ball will be given by the
Cairo Casino, on the evening of Deem
Der -, 1865 Committee of Arrange
mems: +. ~, STcCKFLETH,
T.. l.. TnoAAs, VIM. ABA,
NJ. SlLyEnBuRG, GEORGE LATrsER.
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For late styles OF hats and caps go TO
Neff, No. 20 Ohio Lsvee.
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A regular business meeting w'll he
held at the Orphan Asylum, on Wedues'
day Dee. Sih, at . O'Clock p. N. A fun
attendance If the manage,s is desired
Mrs III. III. CANDEE, Sec'y,
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Pitcher & Henry's large stock Of hdn
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinware, ct,
viii be sold without regard To- cost. u
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Ango,tura Bitter',, w. ". Schuttcr
Sole agent, cairo, Illinois. oc ~ .m
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Lewis * Gro,hon's best siik hats !oi
'a'e at =. Neh's later style than that
KEEP, by other houses in Cairo ~ the same
nricp-
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>n,li oysters, game, etc, can always
Ls s.o.Tsi a. Wslkcr Il Slesuu'. restgu-
rant. Noy2tf
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aU,tn,sE House for Rent.
llAt cligibly situated business house
No. yThoruton's block, Tenth street, il
for rent, Apply on TIE PREMISES.
Gcteif
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NhiIt ei.ngs.

Miller aud Miller have 5000 on hand
comprising he most acceptable styles.
y very desirable collar so'dst ten cents
per box. Il.
FRS, cls,s Jay boasi can be
secured a. walker s1d Sissonis for
= per week. Tho bin! 'a-c consi,t-of
OF The best ~ Csc magkeL eryed Is ex.
pert caterers la IA unexcrptiunsbls style.
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Pocket Diaries FOR 1870 at Rockwell &
Co.'S. I'll
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White shirts IL, .acrilc- at Peter
Ncn-s, No. 70 Ohio Leycc.
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Gents shs~ls IN endless variety and at
low pr.c" at ?, Sefrs, No. 20 Ievee
Street.
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Ne. stock Of Bohemian Chinos aud
fancy good, al T. ID. & Cos n
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A full supply at Rielly's, and going of
at actual cost n
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Checkers, Chess, Crlbbage Boards, Dice
and Dice Cups at Rockwell Il Co.'S d
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Children's suits AT Nel's from $3.50 To
g., so for full suit, st No, 20 Ohio Lrvec.
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Giove-Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes,
Jewel Cases, Card Cases and Lady's Com
panion st Rockwell h Co.'S, ~
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Writing-Desk-, Work. Boxes and Port
folio. at Rock well & Co.'S I'll.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Games, Toys, and Home Attachments
al Rockwell & cos. III
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
Ter Rent.

Fine two story brick residence. Ap.
ply 10 THOMAS GREEN x ALLEN.
nov - {: 90 Ohio Loyc-.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Photograph Albums from 70 cents to
ga, ~ each at Rock well & Co.'S. til.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07

Crandalrs and Hll's, Alphabet Blocks
at Rockwell & Co.'S. III.