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In retiring from the business. ! can.
with great confidence, recommend the new
house of Lipscomb q Rutledge As young
men of the strlctest integrity; and whilst
return my grateful thanks for the pat
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Farmers

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channel through Which they may reach
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Temple of Music,
SO Union Street,
NASHVILLE, : TENNESSEE.
JAS. A. MCCLURE

JAS. A. MCCLURE
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it, cost. Churches furnished at reduced
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n4S Schools. Teachers, and Stores fur
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U&3 With the engagement of Mr.. SIMON
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Y attended to. and satisfaction guaranteed
February 25th. 1869.
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NOTICE!

HAVING Seed MY ENTIRE IN
Il. tercSt m the Dry Goods trade al
Hunts Station, ". 4 "A. Railroad. &c
Mcssrs. r. J. Lipscomb and Willie Rut-
ledge. | desire an early settlement of all
balances due me. My friend, George p
Rutlcdge, ever true to integrity, will be
on hand to make settlement.
G. w. HUNT.
Jan. 2lSt, 1860.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
The Road % be Completed within Tive

Itaffords us much pleasure to be able
10 announce that Q contract has been
closed that insures the completion Of the
Of the Cairo and st. Louis railroad with.
in two years from the date Of the con.
tract.
II was known several weeks ago that
propositions had been submitted TO the
directory Of the company that command.
cd the most favorable consideration.
On Wednesday last the executive com.
mittee Of the company, consisting Of
Messrs, Morrison, Naille, Roseborough,
Logan and Taylor, met In the city Of 81.
Louis, and perfected arrangements with
Mr.. J. J. Mitchell, to build the road
from East 81. Louis to Cairo, at the
earliest practicable moment, the limit
being two years.
The directory Of the road will remain
unchapsed, except In the one particular
that room must DO made by the resigna-
ton Of q member. for Mr.. Mitchell, who
Is heneeforth TO fll the position Of presi-
dent.
"a corps OF engineers will commence
the survey immediately, and prosecute
10 with the utmort vigor
The arrangement with Mr.. Mitchell
remains subject TO the ratification Of the
board OF directors. The board will meet
in Murphysboro, jackson county, on the
9th Of October, when, no doubt the rati.
fication will be effected.
OF the ability Of Mr.. Mitchell to COM
ply with the contact, no person who Is
acquainted with the means and spplian-
ces ut his command, entertains even the
shadow Of doubt. In less than two
years the road will be completed as stip-
ulsted, and Cairo will be realizing the
fruits Of Its successful operation.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
DEAD BODY FOUND.


On Saturday evening last a gentleman
stopped az the Continental hotel, in this
city, and registered himself 20. Hillman,
Tenn" He deposited carpet sack with
the clerk and received check therefor.
On Sunday he observed to the clerk that
he had taken no breakfast and wanted
no dinner. He then repaired to his
room. On Sunday night at IL O'Clock,
Mr.. Sites, the proprietor of the Cont
mental, saw Mr.. Hillman descending the
stairs In the direction Of the street. He
never returned.
This morning while one of the steam.
ers at orr wharf was towing . pair Of
barges In front Of the city, the dead body
OF man arose astern. 1t was conveyed
to the shore, and although considerably
swollen and dishgured, was believed to
be that Of Mr.. Hillman. The check
given by the clerk of the Continental
for the carpet sack, was found on the
body, and Mr.. Sites recognized the coat
a. very like that which Mr.. III. had on
when he left the hotel Sunday night.
There II soms diversity Of opinion as
to how the strange man came to his
death. The restless and unhappy frame
Of mind he was In while at the hotel,
strengthens the conclusion that he des-
troyed his own life. Certain marks about
the throat and arm induce the belief, on
the part Of some, that he had been foully
dealt with, and this conclusion In
strengthened by the finding Of q watch
key and no watch, upon the body, and
number Of pistol cartridges and no
pistol. There was two dollar bill In the
vest pocket and few. Dickels In thepsn.
falcons pockets. And third view of
the matter Ii that the body II that Of one
ofthe victims OF the Inflated Phantom.
Which, Of all these conJsctures IL the
true one. we may never know.
The body was inferred at the expense
Of the county.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
DEPARTURE,

The weather continues clear and beau.
tiful although . storm was threatened
last night. II passed to Westward Of the
city, merely giving US span king breeze
for about 20 minutes.
The Mississippi Is reported as rising
rapidly at Minneapolis, and almost ct
flood hight-carylng every thing before
u, and involviDg:great loss to lum bermen.
The river IL rising slowly from Keokuk
to st. Louis and we may therefore expect
six or eight feet more water at ST. Louis
in the next seven days. Exceedingly
heavy rains are reported high up the
Mississippi. The Missouri IL rising
slowly.
The Ohio IL falling at Pittsburg with
four feet two inches in the channel. II
Is also falling at Louisville, with full nine
feet In the canal, and six feet over the
falls. Gen. Wetzel,s dam across por.
ton OF the head Of the falls makes one
foot more water in the canal than for.
merly, so that o difference Of only two
feet between the depth Of water In the
canal and that In the chute over the falls,
there will hereafter be difference of
three feet. The total rise at Portland
this time was twelve feet.
The Cumberland !, falling, with only
Is inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Here the river has risen six inches
since last report.
Business continues good.
The Emma No. added 200 tons here.
The barge line received 800 tons.
The splendid steamer Lady Gay, Capt.
]. II. Jones, Is the regular line boat for n +.
o., to-day. Chas II. Hinde, Agent.
The Marble City, Capt. Jack Carter, Is
the regular Vicksburg packet this even
ing. Chas. T. Hinde, Agent.
The White, Capt Northern, is the reg
ular packet for Paducah this evening.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

The arrangements existing between
the wholesale boot and shoe house Of
Messs. Elliott, Haythorn 4 Co., OF this
city, and some Of the most extensive and
successful boot and shoe manufacturers
Of the East, are such as confer upon the
house advantages enjoyed by few other
dealers In the same line In the northwest.
Messrs. e. H. 4 Go. did not enter into the
wholesale business until they felt assured
Of their ability, not only to compete with
st. Louis, Chicago 4 Cincinnati houses,
but to offer inducements that would
divert trade from those cities. The daily
shipments Of goods by them to points In
Missouri, Kent cky, Tennessee and Mis-.
sIssippi, which formerly received their
supplies nom other cities, may be accept
ed as proof that they are doing precisely
what they proposed.
Their supply Is as large as Is ordinarily
found In wholesale houses, and their
facilities for procuring additions to their
stock, are unsurpassed. We therefore
confidently assert that the retail dealers
In boots and shoes, living any where
within three hundred miles Of Cairo, can
buy ut Cairo on better terms than else
where in the country.
The retail department 10 preserved in
tact, and has been greatly enlarged by
receipts Of fall and winter wear. Ladies'
gentlemen, misses and boys are abund-
sntly provided for, and the prices that
have 20 long defisd compstitisu, still
govern. It
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
DAILY EDITION 9
THE CAIRO q EVANSVILLE P,,.
TRADE.
Opposition Packets.
ESt4Mo ga JgrtRl %

The competition in the Eva
trade, or the alledged disposition q
Dexter to exercise exclusive con
the waters Of the lower Ohio, has
out the following card from Capt.
scott. AS, since its publicatil
steamer Phantom blew up and ,
number OF her crew, the words Of
81 which we have italicised,
prophetic: sENIIGO =
Prom the Evansville Courier j ;
From talk upon IND streets and
where about the town, l regret To-
that there Is an opinion PREVAILING
some persons that am runDi.
Clara Scott as q mail packet In
sition 10 somebody else's boat. NJ
is not the fact, and / desire throna
paper TO correct that error. WI,
Cumberland exploded there was
10 take her place, aud .Hallidayt
telegraphed to send the mail u.
Clara Scott. This was done at one
an arrangement made With the
20 carry Il during the low watei
has carried 1t regularly since thass
and will continue 10 do so during b.
water, and until the Cumberland.
ers want their days again. | han
best, the newest and the fastes.
now in the line, built at Evansviu
owned at Evansville, and | an;
asking only fair share Of Evae
patronage. a
How is II with Captain Dexters,
tered boats? He ~ making n =
war upon my boat. Not satisfies
his own two days q week, he nod
by doubling his tips, or by turnins
at any point he pleases, 10 Ina.
Phantom always at the wharf 10
in opposition 10 the Clara Scott ,
no benefit TO the public aud no &C
dalton TO any one, and Is ercoodiHg
geroWs % he Tires ofDdsscHgers icI3
IN The H.dntom. IL is charged ia
Clara belongs In Wabash and +
business ia this mail trade. Iwol
IL she has not as much right here
other light boats chartered by
Dexter out OF the Cumberland and
essee Rivers She certainly hg.
l. n.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

Madame Garnet aud Jane Bunch, coll
ored females, were on the rampage yes
terday. The madame had Jim Jackson,
q man Of sombre hue, arrested for smack
ing his bunch Of fives against her sacred
person. He struck her first. She proved
that fact by Jane Bunch, who felt as
sured that Jim Jackson was the meanest
negro Ia Cairo. This was conclusive as
to Jackson's guilt, so fine offive dollars
and cost was recorded against him. He
had no money aud the consequence ofde-
fault stared him In the face In the shape
Of ten days imprisonment. Jim being
OF . social turn. wanted company, SO he
cross fired at his prosecutors. He swore
that madame Garnet used language CAL
culated to provoke breach Of the peace.
A fine OF Ave dollars and costs wa
chalked down against the madame. HI
swore that Jane Bunch kept brothel
and q fine OF SOS and costs was recorded
against Jane. There being no money In
the crowd to meet these demands, the
irate trio were started for the calaboose,
Jackson and Garnet TO to remain ten
days each, und the unfortunate Bunch,
thirty days. At intervals, Of say: fifty
feet, while en- route for the calaboose,
the angered females tried to tear Jack
sons eyes out, divest him Of his shirt
bosom, or knock him of the sidewalk.
They him asssiled 1T least twenty times
with such an uncharitable intent, and II
was about all marshal Bambrick could
do to keep them from gratifying it,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
A splendid thing-"Barretts"

DIR. Austin, surgeon dentist, over
Elliott, Haythorn & Co.'S, is one OF the
most skillful gentlemen in the profession.
The work performed by him has given
entire satisfaction. He Ii perfectly
familiar with all the advances and ap.
proved methods OF his profession, and
Is, practically and Theoretically, = 0rst
class dentist. The citizens of Cairo and
vicinity are fortunate In having at their
command the services of . gentleman Of
Of such acknowledged skill and pro-
.ficiency, bept0 lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

There 10 on exhibition at Goldsmith's
vegetable stand In the city market, .
cornstalk, grown ut Dog Tooth Bend, In
this county, that bears Eve well devel.
oped, full sized ears OF corn. 40
This is regarded as something remark
able even In Egypt where We produce so
many vegetable wonders. That other
persons may see what we can do down
this way the stalk will be placed on ex-
hibItion at the State fair at Decatur.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
For Associate Justice.

We are authorized TO announce that James Z.
MeCrite will he candidate for Associate Justice, sub
hitting his claims To the democratic county oonyan
ton. II nominated and elected he wil as he always
has done, serve the people to the best OF his ab-
Nieo. tea
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
"Barretts" takes the lead.
For Sale AZ Auction.

i will sell Mt public auction, Sept 2lst,
to the highest bidder, one of the finest
business lots In this city, lott, block 2, on
the Ohio Levee seven doors below the
First National Bank.
Sale will take place on the premises.
This lot will positively be sold without
reserve, to the highest bidder.
16-Terms cash.
DANIEL HARTMAN,
sept l4td Auctloneer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

Col. John s. Hacker, who, for period
ofseveral months, has been one OF the
large number seeking health and exemp-
ton from hot weather, at the famous
Hot Springs, ofArkansas, returned homo
recently improved in health and appear.
Ance
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
Attention SIR Knights.

~ A regular conclave Of Cairo com.
Wmandry No. 10, Of Knight Templar,
Will be held at the ASYLUM, in the city
OF Cairo, this Friday evening, Sept. nth,
1869. All soiourning sir knights are
invited to attend.
JAS. =. REARDEN,
Recorder.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

Judge Baker returned home yesterday
evening from Golconda, where some
what protracted term ofthe Pope. county
circuit court closed the day previous.
On Monday next the circhit court OF Al.
exander county convenes.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

Col. Martin, of the Paducah Daily
'kentuckian', dropped In upon us this
afternoon. He is en- route for Paducab
after weeks visit to to the would.be
national capital
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
For Associate yustice. .

We are authorised TO announce that Mr.. John How.
ley will be candidate for reelection to the once OF
Associate Justice subject to the decision Of the dem
ocratic county convention. ssote
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

Notice.
A certain note executed by Edwin
McKsnsie and George Wood, Sept. 9th,
1859, for $3.50, payable to my order, has
been lost, and duplicate note taken.
The public 10 hereby notified Of the fact.
JOHN KNUTH.
Cairo ILL.,, Sept. 18th, 1859. st
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

The wholesale merchants OF Evansville
report sales for August amounting to
Sl3l,2 This indicates an annual
Wholesale trade, In that city, OF about
100000.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

We are authorised 10 announce tho Hon. william
J. Aisnss candidate fns snibsfship in tbs oos6i:
easSepai Csaventisn from the First Representative
District composed Of tho eountea or Union, Alsxan.
dsr and rslaHt suHeette No decision Of she Dsao,
eInbc parV. ~ Ell sunet<r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
For County Treas srer,

We are authorized to announce that William A. Red.
man Is candidate for reelection TO tho ONCE OF
County Treasurer, subject to the decision Of the dem.
ocratic county convention. ssete
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17

A sweet potato weighing six pounds,
full, was among n lot put Oh sale Mt the
market house this morning. II was not
regardeda as anything extraordinary.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-17
For County Clerk.

We are authorized to announce that Jacob @.
Lynch ~ candidate for recollection to the Office of
County Clerk subject to the decision OF the democrat
lie county convention. sep9te