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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25
Exchange Oh 81. LOUIS.

EoR SALE, AT PAR, ON THE SECOND
u National Bank OF ST. Louis, n Bill OF Ex-
change. Extraordinary induccment, as the
banks in this State ask three per cent. Apply
at the NEWS Office. mh25-lt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25
Marriages.

TIIEODORE-TH0MAS-In Gold Hill, March
eth, BY the Rev. l.. r. Case, Mr.. John The.
odorO to Mrs Annie Thomas, both OF Gold
Hill;
by Mr.. W. S. Bouton, George Footc to Mary
Schorn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25
Now York News.

New YORK, March 24.-Ten Indies
graduated from the Medical College for
Women yesterday.
The ship carpenters employed for the
Stevens Battery, Hoboken, have been
discharged because they objected to the
reduction of wages.
Advices from St. Johns, N. B., state
that tho snow is six feet deep on II level.
The Canadians nre deserving the flats,
fearing Il disastrous flood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25

Coon FRIDAY.-To-morrow will be
Good Friday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25

MEMPHIS, March pa Little Rock
special says the new registration law
has passed the House and Senate, and
they have appointed a special commit
tee to investigate the outrages by the
militia in eastern Arkansas.
The Republican calls upon tho Legis-
lature to pass a militia indemnity to pro-
tect Upham and Cotterson from prose-
cntion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25
A Duel I'm knnGna.

KANSAS City, March 24.--Colonel
Williams, editor of tho Bulletin, and
Major Whalgar, of the Times, went to n
post near Wyandotte yesterday to fight
n duel with double-bnrrel shotguns at
30 pnccs. The Sheriff heard of the
affair and arrested them both. The
affair originated in mutual personal
structures Published in their respective
;nurnnIq
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Suicldo In RnItiIn

BALTIMORE, March 24.-An Israelit
named Hoish committed suicide yester
day by hanging himself in the Hobrev
Synagogue.
, 1869-06-25

fst1ation In its endeayors 10 settie the dlculucs
with Great Britain, and aprepve Of tae
rejection BY the 6ea4te OF the late treaty On
tho Aiabs1aA claims heartily synposhtze with the
struggling people Of Ill nations Ia tneis enoru %
Obtain a,! ~ and tns o
Governor GearJ nnd the nomination of Judge
WlnsruS; rettefate and AMIN their adherence 10
protection. and pledge tho hearty support Of the
party to the nomination.
PIuADx1rH1A, June ak-Th& one hundred and
tWelfth anuun1 Commencement Of the Peunsyl-
vanta University, Department Of ArtA, wa2 held
to-day nj ths academy. Ff1y-seven students
graduated
The store OF Leonard Baker 4 ca, Chessnut
street, was damaged by IRE laat night Loss,
SO 600; ful1y insured.
, 1869-06-25
The Boston industrial school.

Ihe Industrial School recently established In
Boston BY Alra /. 8 Batcheldel, u. b., Becms to
BATS been ooncctred On perfectly practical and
s6e sseas law tha, stiied iasor invs.
flaol5 pa5s better than unsktlled labor, and be-
as sw sna 1Rpft e1n Th
Of the former tn the city in which she
resides, as elsewhere, Is owing very much
70 10th thet5 wan. of efficiency in tho Avoeatioas
y understood By few worktug- women. They can
1se the needle IN q rudlmentaly manner, 6ut 10
and @ tIa!ned II, aeamsttesses-persous who can male
and cut garments without constant overlooking
Is next TO imposs!blet Accordingly, she proposes
70 gre girls thorough education In VARIOUS H.
enty pupils who areSdslded into a1x classes, as
follows: One In PLAIN sewing. one In dress.
making. one IN the nse Of the sewing machine,
ind putting them together. one ID custins eoa oat
under garments, and one IN crotcheung. 1.-THE
persons Who hare started this undertaking. says
.'1}nd that their work grows under their hsads
faster than they can attend to 1t: they, therefore,
respectfully solicit the active aid OF Iii who are
any other moral or material aid to the instl.u-
tion' petition ts also IN circnlatton for tho puI
pose o. obtaining signatures, asking the School
70 the Industrial School. II IL proposed, when he
needed help IA obtained IN this q some other way,
IN considerable degree Among other thlngs
laundressea' claas Is to he established, In which
women will be taught all the details Of the wash
erWoman's arr Including tho making out and
vartfytng OF the lists md tho accounts with the
rece!ftn9 and returning Of the articles It IA also
add classes IN tele8rapning. M pfsn.ins and % Other
trades and occupations which women rlay appro.
pEtasely and prodtobly be engaged IN; and, IN
cafes or diplomas to Its graduates which viii he
an incentive to EtudIousneas and industry on the
par1 q ~ pupils, antl better 9uarantee 10 en-:
, 1869-06-25
the crowd awaJ with somesh!ng to think aoout
Canton has nesef Witnessed suct AsT hrf,yn

the crowd awaJ with sotnesh!ng to think aoout
Canton has nesef Witnessed sucs aay beforr.
IT CAIRO.
GaIno u, June 9x-The Masons Of Cairo, &c.
eompahlea ~ theH families, went TO Faducah LAST
night on the coDmodiocs steamer Tndtr writer 10
attend the celebration OF ST. Iohu Day. The
bo4i expectsd to receive additions % The 1umber
pected from al the important towns 10 WesteEn
kcntncky and Southern illinois, tnaf4ng The ocea-
zion the mott Interesting eFef nelo ID lnls eecuon
II 81. f4r1s
ST. PAIL. June s<-st Jonns Day h.a been
cclchfated be9r today By ouf French citizens b. 4
procession and onGratQlatory calls on DiAhop
= supper this evening. The Grand Cormandcfy
Of Nsaons held Z eeseton u AAnkHto.
By he AAsons today. The Grand Iodee nd
Grand Chapter of the State, With : lufnber or
Q ICES from town. north aoa south Of Omaha, anc
3intn, participated The prnces1.ou was he dneat
.lsphy o. the eind r. srer seen here. The orauon
s IA y ner IA e ~ he,:a Tonset banquet and
At Np1AkAFoIIs.
1rp1lNAroLIa, June a.-The Grand lodre of
o!o!Sa Assone whica has beea IN session ID lta
nc foder IN celebrating S. JohnT 1ayI ns4r
~ city, to-day. ~
Ar CINCINNATI
CNctESAT1, June aL--The Masonic fraternity
slehtated g. JOINTS Day with picnic. not many
At LOUISVILLE.
LorEFEIK, juno A.-The Masonic fraternftv
ta!s city, New Albany fand Jesrersony1lFe. IL
Fca5 numbers, turned ont tht1 morning TO giteud
le ce1ed1&tou of s. Johuf DaE, near New Al |
lny, Fhefe the day was dply commemorate !
fta appropriate ceremoniet.
At fEEBCHTFOR1, HA5S
June 4A-Sf, Johns Day whs
!ehtaEed here today By a grand Masonic fest1-
IN which eucampment8 from sspf1nzneId
Ehbulg, Portsmouth and keene, n. H. and I
her points, participated.
AT MILWAUKEE,
;duMAcKEE, June 24-The Ma8on1 of this CITY |
lehtaIed bt John = Day By great parade OF the
nehts !eBplAr In their attractive uniforms, |
.cf which they proceeded to the National Mill.
\ AEylum grounds to enjoy tho occasion.
ne omoe.1 OF the Excelsior Lodge No It's, of |
bouth Side, were installed Thts lodge nuru-
r nlnetJ members omcered as follows: y. Il,
l. Iounsn; g. ", v. Il. Seymour: J. r., q.
Hackney; Treasurer, Jouas J. FfpTu1eltcr: /
Ietary. Seth r Smith
CITY Tas dedicated to-day. A inrge number
Iasous from several parts of kansas and Mis-
III participated 4 large number Of visitors
messed the imposing ceretunnieA.
ArKAKsAs CITY, Nc.
LAKsl6 CITY, June eL-The celebration Of St,
ans Day BY TIC Masonic fraternity. nptw1th-
aiding the bad weather, passed ou rery pleas
". DeleFaf1ons from many Of the neIgnhorlng |
eA ana towns were present The procession |
one OF the duesr displays ever Witnessed il !
city Past Grand Master OF the Heatex j. d. |
al. Uas orator Of the dAy, and delivered very
fnctlSe Sddres2.
, 1869-06-25

Or, Jehn L Page nas removed from this city
and gone 10 Chicago TO I've In thus losing the
Doctor, Rac1ne has lost man VINO was oae Of her
brightest orpamenta Long 5cars Of succeaslnl
prnc,ace here haye rlaced bis reputation upon
basis 50 tfn rs to need no words OF praise to add
to iLa reputation more than local. that has
placed him among those who are known As fr1t In
tie land. But It VIA the social qualities OF tne
Doctor which made for hin 70 many fltends, eno
will EaaEe friends for him 1hereser be GOES
tines, and, Ab5Te all. the distinctive nark9 0!
gentleman tha. we're aiwaJs aoo1t him. EFerJ-
body viii wish the Doctor the success he daSesTe4
In CElcagu, and everybody ia Racine E1u regret
that be felt It Gor Ills better intareHt 10 leave u.s.
Auej14 {Wi4 journal
, 1869-06-25
The Latc Joseph Dixcn-Reminie.
ceuccs OF a Remarkable 1Ian.


ceuces OF n Remarkable 11an.
Joseph Di1on. Who died in Jersey City on Non-
day last, aged II. was most remarkable, not to
say extraordinary maa. BE made mac hiue 70
cut nleS before he attained bis minority, learned
the Printer 8 trade, Afterwards that Of wood en-
gfas1rg then ltthoEraphy. and Afterwards studied
medicine, and IN That connection became inter
mo ns,sp .ns nn ons o. .as
had no equaiI bis fnoaledse % oi paosogrspb;. ] T ne
was probably the int person to tafe poTtralt 81
the camera. He Ahowed Professor Morse how 70
take porttals BY menns Of reflector, 20 that the
10 ct the plan patched in Europe. il. Mroa
butt the oFst locomotive, with wooden wheels,
ss,,d Sas xth he saae double crank now used; i
demonstrated that steam engine could run on
Mneeis and perform the services Of osasts Of
mated the process of transferring On stone, now
s1s ss'naiIa sa,ss,p ss process It
Wss believed 70 BE- useful. !, bis 1poa procesz q
transferring the old bank:notes were easily coun-
his own proceas that he Noas6t out tue system ot
printing in coios on the bulls, and had the method
pssen.ed ou. never rece!ved aoy heneat trom 1ne
Aany q oa! readera Will remember the original
"Red Dog" money, and the present process used
wh,ca ssss a,noans Ii psia g pateatess m ss er ter
na has esat 1sng eetofs anf the
e1sphels, I'D sasis!ed NJ harrison IN W Eetsius Ru
![ae " s!.tsn for grinding the lenses
sS: aasetson pes $s. Hat H. ss asn.sss ssss
and be Is the father Of the s,eel melting business
naehines aud proeeasea taas DO moi M oecur 70 us
this moment, hut be Ia moat widely known among
3aons @a11iacsuss - ne originator q sne plnmba2o
In 1897, In b11cU Aa8s, and BROUGHT il tn JerseF
, 1869-06-25
CALIFORNIA.

Arrival OF Excurc1on.
Isis -Ct&y Election on-EarEhQAnkc
$hockR4
SAN FRASctaro, June 2A-The Committee Of
Ways and Means Of the no1ssof REPRESENTATIVE
special trhln yesterday. They were met At the
depct by e1- Governor Staa.crd ami number or
prominent citizens and cseoned to a hoteL Tney
viii be escorted to th1s city BY boas tonight
The Portland, Oregon, municipal election J1ce
81. resulted in the SuccGzH OF the G2Hre Kepuott>
cAu Ticket,
Shocks Ct earthquake were experienced II Seal
tie. Olympia and hielaeoon. Washington Ter1, ny,
frTr ~ md
, 1869-06-25
WEST INDIES,

Rebellion In Porto Rico-Volunsccra
ofthe Cuban Army.
EIW ToHI, June 2L-1ntelHgenca has been re-
celved BY commercial house In this city that
WA deemed for7nid2hts. Eexa or the event had
been received II different points On the Isle, and
cauAed profound eKc1temenk
WAEH1E01uN, June sA-Tne Charleston Hers OF
to-day says The steam propeller Asptnwai1. which
left Ch&L.eston With cespttChea for UnJA On Suu-
day, also cAnied : number Of volunteers for the
Cuban Amy. 6ome were residents OF th8t city,
but q larger portion were non-TeSIde0t3 and
seemed to haze CONE thcfe BY appointment
, 1869-06-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

Resolutions OF tho Republican State
ConventIon-Penns tvunta UatvcF-
alkv Comm euccmcnf.
NEW YoEE Jane A-Tne resolutions adopted
rejoice pyeS the victory OF 1868. which secured
pescc To the cation approve Of the principles and
ftlIey OF GepeFA Grnnks aAnintsuatfon. and cu.
dorsc tee eenuututs confirmed IN the Inaugural
stt,rp*s: rrtnse confidence u the national admin
, 1869-06-25
KENTUCKY,

On1lnWfy In Lincoln nnn Aajotn-
ing Countiea Troops Ordered
ThithcF By General lEnlIeeks
LorIsyuH, J1ne "a detachment OF mounted
mn hive bern sent BY order Of the General Con-
mhndtns, from Lebanon to StaosorA, H.. 20 Aas.ss
the civil authorities IN Kidding Lincoln and adtotu-
been hcldL1S sway there for somn tt1e past, The
tyooEs arc to be used only IN case the evil author
ttics are unable to Suppress the disorder. The
General Commanding despatched ssan o:.1cer
to the scene OF the ttoahle, who has
Eeturccd and c1cdrus the report that Henderson
HoHeh and his band OF villains arc terror to law
ah!&.nR people, and have burned houses, ind haye
been shooting afuUnd pronlsc1oIsly, snd even
whipped woman. The troops viii remain there
fef ~ ,ss s1a ~
State rccent reports can lie relied on.
, 1869-06-25
MAINE

EomInntlon OF Governor Chamber.
lain.
BAx6oR, Nc, June e4--The Republican State
Convention, the largest ever convened In the
State. nearly every town being represented, was
called TO order by bon. J. g. Blaine. Hon. l. Il
Morrill, was Temporary Chairman and permanent
President. On the rst ballot for Governor, Joshua
Chamberlain receiFed ea4; Sydney L pefhAu1,
Ss5: scattering, GO The nomination OF Chamber
hin was then made unanimous.
Resolutions were adopted pledgtug support to
the administration Of General Grant, fnyortnQ the
Development OF the material interests of The State,
counEellIng economy In State snd municipal er-
pend!tures, and renewing adhesion to the cause Of
prohibition md vigorous enactment OF laKB 10
that end.
4htol1rNeH
, 1869-06-25

William D. Price, Of Travis County +leclncs
the Republican nomination for Treasurer OF Texns
lanes n Cavanaugh las been reuomtnated as
Delegate In Congress by the Montaua DcmocTatA
, 1869-06-25

The closing e1efclses 1T The Academy n, q,
FIancs KavteEs at No. 1a5 Wtbaah ayenue. toof
pace yesterday afternoon IN the school IA
teIested In the school waz present, and tue
eFldences Of improvement manifested bY the
pupils we're especially peastug AID Interesting
, 1869-06-25
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record for Jcnc q. 1sso, IS re-
ported by J. G. Lausguth. Jr., o1t,cian. III Ran.
dolpa stpeet correspondent TO the Smithsonian
1ns1ltute, The smal; letters arc tne initials for
the TordA "rce1!ns,'' "ftntle, " high, "drJ.
"mol6t Atmosphere y " rstn, :" and "sucw:"
, 1869-06-25
334 HURON-ST.
Elegant Furniture, Brussels
Carpets, Piano Forte, &C.,

ON FRIDAY. juno ss, Il lco'doct !. dwelling hoa..
&74 Hu1ob-Et-. -'
e. .asu "a r. sntse fa.attafe !! f.ny Feia1 =
ea<ts Ia castsins &c. t!eh rhasnhS s7iss Bssse.s
eHfYrsf, G.: d!ElE6-rc1n nj. cpcktry. eal1A md
a3a4sWarE. k3sehE.a fufottu-r, &c
Als[4 = sslcno!d piano torte-
1fe abave furniture HaA mAae to o<dcz. 1ad Is nsw
- Eood ~ atW. ---. ~, - -. '
MA nUTTERs CO.. Aaca12cen
, 1869-06-25

Ttt AnuuM commencement exercises Of the
University OF Chicago. promise to t'e Of unusual
Interest this year. The following Is the pro
c!ses Of the Theological 6cmic.z5:
Sunday June y. 1:so p. m--At tho First BAT
list Church. Sermon bcfors the feucg 4enh'
, 1869-06-25
CuRlBTLANss BROTHERS ACADEMY,
IHA first -,

me lst annual closing entertainment by the
studcnts Ct rhe Christian Rrothers' Acadeny. nj
no. ~ Fan Huren Etfeet, takes place this eyen.
in9 81 FatWeH Hall. The choruses viii be &c
Sonpanied bJ full orchestra. The prpceeds Of
ne entertainment are to be applied to the uaui-
, 1869-06-25
CITY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE :.

n ness ETS9PSTty
l ,S,s'.. ~ % We. "e, aaa'ssa' nsa "e
. r:se NalA' KIT On north o1'st't. 'nsaf Asss
S5Ess ssEsa 'ae improvements .9' t''fA 1'a tie 'r'
TOR SALE BARGAINS or. EASY TKRMs:
J. lid aAApi0oNs1.-e's' for s'n'e 'nA ''t' ."'F
FR161Tr~S1e@ f. aoT eettass and lot No1th q 20
.tss9 tsssolns1-eao" M ts5 cottage md '0t osw ' y
=? t' sfass e: Is e
. Aet. = aGIta aid. q xosA losastan, fe< s:fa:
:, GEO: = AEs& u o!..1 q:
i FGelk FGls1tsa tsALs-sx c. sTARaErE. III souF
Is rs q, q State IT,. near Thirty sth+t s1s pr ,es
~: e Site = Eutr,.eeend;..: anps Too.
: Hease and ID % 6ss-st.. nesF CHI, Grxp.
: d the eity ~ 49, - 's''st' ''s 'a'' - @neie'' pA
EoN sALE1.oR E3oaANGE FoR CASH an
S5s; 4 & ~: esae:i: h$sE ISssa ;,
o. kaae sss9 III Hs9Ss. aSae fas1 ''sE''o
5eaars HGe.llt1s Gslaaes preps.sye mspt 81 chsan
3a T9 E.Ff laEe m ,fs9s o. sash bas. spy to d.
@o5 - 5:.7E :.@- - --1.e=-:s: e=-:s:-----~-
tsst &, n iss1ias Jess:oo Fax
t.sss!ss ssEssE E!ssE T. a<' .'sis zsssi. h,e Ne
i! ZEE REs4asz s''ss dga9yzs
md % ns1 spshs 81 Z 'e5a fsa
5 S155 .s5ss3 sz.ts aesa s WAHHNN
oRsAIE-1T oRF1T sARo1N, 4 sFIEV
iai3stoat - II Il 5to.ia test T. sSey. 61y a ptr fsoi @
isIafsw a4ys.pot onshah wAat tha eho!oc eeutza!
res5t3bi5 ea1T1.Scat oasst.S doWn baisoes
1900 : 90oe:sea. .zs eE.5!o!e:. ee@.s2 SOON :
I'D 1hss5 ya aG ioaaH e fs1.a 81
ne = ses! tsa sos ns s
aats Ess sa r q IS a:s ss,
TRKb aosa feE Sc saa s' ''p' to
e. Lev sae ~ y s.s os5
81 n a. y "a, az ehss sos
pSa4bkDEEh Sf,sbsTa:, Resf E@sais oss Boom 3 M Is
1ToR sALE-oF:PRAI1IEAV- no 1sG 4
H6eaatt{a! aew.esss trout eostsss and iot foTtEo
ToR sAIE-ao0@ Md IoT N 1oRTT d.
sst5 ssIss = 9s e. - 81
Ton s,7r-1aF.p7o D 7o1e, o9 175a a7o.. "a
on Wa5s.h:aI ~ ~ ne1g nt5hss4a.
SIfs:3; r ~ ,s1n;; 3fs,s #; e assss
FoR sALE-LoT I ssx12s NKaR LINCOLN PARE
@en ~ = 4a3s; 3:sa3 :: ~ 5e5s 49,
s.o5 hoa.e % 9% ~ 4 aas.s ~
ss8se .'sRnss .1s II the Ttn & q tneoa fe1k The
fee sto; hs!t ea.a doe 81 8 a1s Tsa5i 6.3ince =
Is Is Hasaiaa.oRsssts g ssa esa' oAAN Ia 6foN w.
| -oD c.7E 7.0cV ~, 7,71z7,7--,,,71.17s
6 IN !S;SI @
4, aeaz state: -
, 1869-06-25

0.t. oAA G0E+F11 1tV1Hkd1 St.IIUQLA
Tue annual examination and graduating eIer-
ciaea q the Cook County Normal School take
Ace = Hlue lE!1nd Oh the 2ath and :0th Of June,
NO tne II aod "a dsJs OF July, 1869. The exe1-
tar1ons hfaaeheA, and viii be MRhly interest,"
Ing. The public are invited to attend.
, 1869-06-25
MARRIED.

Paper HRngin6s nud Window
6hAdes, latest style1. Paints, oils, glass and
brushss, at F. E Rlgby =, 80 Randolph street.
, 1869-06-25

A teEt proves 1t. Try Wolcost,a Pain
Paint fer III pain, At 1A Sou1h CLARK STREET, CHI
cogo.
, 1869-06-25

Old newspapers, In good osdcr-not
tom o. fnrtiated-foF sale nt TRIBUNE once at u
cents per 100.
, 1869-06-25
AMUHEMENTH

AMUBEMENTA
.CRosBY's OPERA HOUSE.
COMPLIMENTARY.
The takes ple.s,ur In submitting the FOL.
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
! wh4eh the LADlRs AND GENTLEMEN of ths Dr.-
Shx ha4e L tss ~ IL a
MR.. G. D. HESS,
AND WHICH Is FIXED FOE
Monday Evening, juno %.
1he performance WI en1asense =. es,ost pret.ay,
50 z = Ts:F & fs II NsS ss III e e E.
FoLLIEs OF A NIGHT,
.ss.s Ms e .7ss sss e s.9s ,gs Bs
noss generous mannsT, Volunteered:
MISS ANNIE WAITE,
zsy zs as fg i @ r. ss; Pss Ps;ss;i Il Il
the journey to thts dey for this oeeaR3ou-
MR.. w. II. LEAK,
Na.sss ss 'ssss e. , s & s e. es %
this voluntary sefTtee.
MR.. JAMES G. BURNETT,
MR.. c. A. McMAkUS,
MR.. c. RICHARDS,
MR.. J. II. BURNETT,
MISS KATIE PUTNAM
The interest Of The evening viii be greatly enhanced
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Watch .se ,tsndy PLACED 4 the disposal et NJ He's.
accomplished eaatatr1ee, /
MRS. J. A. Q oATEE. |
The immensely funny eouical tketeh Of the
DANCING MASTER,
aSy !S, HMa4de1 & 4; @; Erankliu. Mons Won Hau1pe,
a NEW GUITAR TRIO,
Ry 6I<nots Hs1oandcr Alberto and Leon d. Leor. aud
he Nondetfri r. eoinenty EIacetrl nad attractive
1
, 1869-06-25
AGENTS WANTED

AGEE;s NsngEp-EoR IEoF. paRaoxx
I0KSAND EnR3i- s0K Ali LTaASsACF51Hs IN
FL kEkRf S!HIE SIATEIY THE uSIo::~ y THEoriI;
gaty yerity, and sltthot = many ia = bookr. VIEW
;so0K FOB ETsREfDDr. Explaining the rsht-.
Iats and pblig, I'll the re4sfassr Il le
Ts1y tlnd 9! :t5t:se- and Legal cbtis.sion,
rCe economical All .H:s' emEs4ar lud Edyisec. tis
in5 n5alstctions for tss p.ue.eAax. md sf,utas h,w
e d75E md eKrcH:e ertf1 Kind Of se. to-trsEarnt
rusIe ohces: .'ert, TIN aat F, eeutar. Adn,uie
tfatef* ipafdian A1stiEer!. Bnok er. Notary :lens
M;r;5 Shf.a Stlcstsasn EnMte.i 2nsr shs;ed Womna,
Sc pls- mil eern.ass md ens o'ete III nj rersn
sdotat TO y without u Emho3 wing in ppul.r rln :h
sgeee,,tai ;vs!:et .: Lar ho1Es Ii soontg Mu1h
and npe<itinn e-I,1 :or e .et7ti.,- eisrr!a: al
tirrts jon ks, JUNKIRE CO. Prbllti;.rs Ii u III
nj k-nA.
, 1869-06-25

At CAET0k, hNt0-
CASToS. t.. June "a The Aasons Of AaEslilon.
Wu. -tc., A:!ianec, 6Elen, Sew Lisbon and otaer
Eo,s us+ru.,ed IN 1Aa city to-day 10 :iss:et their
LseiLltn tc3c In tho dedication Of The beautiful
Mett:.ic Temple IN the 1c~ Eagle Block- Special
tr.hs WITT rsIn for the accommodation Of The dlf-
rtttat lotgtA There were frol 6o9 70
to Easous Mho participated II
tie cScIdscs- Al1er 4he d-dIcatery
services :Ee proces.ton En3er command of tadce
Irderh.. Plrsteenf OF the Day. ana ]. Il. Coatsd,
Cr!e3 M27saa!, assisted BY ", Il WylE:, formed
ia :he new fall and marched through the prina-
M Eretti, l!e&Gad by the G. A. r naah Q! ials
CIV and tsc sa1cm hand, who gave admin IL M
sjc. They tGea marched 10 6ch1efeT's Opera
Nousc, Whc1r, after choice maAc
IL the cho1 and Al tmpresMre prayer
hy REV. Il, S.ncerbeush, Rev. John Tonnc-, o. D.,
q! iais city, orator of the day, proceeded to ad-
dress tte dcaEcl5- packed sutleaee ue held .te
vH4t <ssrmt1. TOR over An hou1, snd "a repeat
VA rc7!e,e with lakrring aad senstnent AID sea
, 1869-06-25
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
RouHth ward Items.

J. II. Metcalf is eniarging his store.
room, taking in the room ia the adjoin.
ing building. Metcalf 10 determined that
the Fourth warders shall have plenty to
eat, provided they pay for 1t.
A dry goods department is being in
troduced into the large grocery establish.
ment Of VIM. Kluge, on Poplar street.
The placid and courteous Jimmy Cole
man, 30 long with Rittenhouse & Hanny,
will boss the yard.stick and scissors.
There will be interesting exercises in
the High School room tomorrow, 3
O'Clock, consisting, In part, Of declama-
tons, music, physical exercises, tc.:Pa.
pers prepared by Clara Harrell and VII.
lie Christman, pupils OF the school, will
be read. Friends and patrons Of the
school are cordially invited
Mr.. w. W. Thornton returned home
from trip to st, Louis yesterday morn.
ing.
The suspension OF work on the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad r. the chief topic
among the iaborers Of the Fourth ward.
A number Of them are left entirely PEN
niless. a.l
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
AnENpcn,i,c ri.toi.

One James sullivan WAS brought be-
fore ShauuCssy yesterday, under that
provision Of the codi6sd ordinances that
declares the act OF carrying concealed
weapons AN onense against the peace
and dignity Of the municipality. The
charge was sustained aud the accused
fined s. aud the belongings. Unappalled
by this expensive experience Mr.. Sulli.
van not only continued TO carry his con-
cealed weapon, but flredit or within the
sacred precincts Of the corporation. He
was again arrested, again fined, the
total amount figured up something over
twenty dollars. This sum he paid by
leaving town on the first steamboat that
left our landing.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counter.
feited, and the couDterfelter, brought to
grief SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DIR.
JOHN BUNS private stamp on each bot,
tie, Dr. JOHN Bull only has the right
to manufacture and sell the original
JOHN j. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, of
Louisville, Ky. Examine Well the label
on each bottle. Ifmy private stamp is
not on the bottle, do not purchase, or you
will be deceived. See my column adver-
tisement, and my show card. will pros
eeute any one infringing on my right.
The oenuin. SMITHS Tonic SYRUP can
only be prepared by myself,
The public servent.
DR.. JONI BULL,
Louisville, Ky, Oct %. 1865.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
UooIeyss NnNtng Powder

Stands unequaled for making light,
healthy and nutritious rolls, biscuits,
griddle cakes, dc. The ingredients used
In the manufacture OF this powder are
not only chemically pure, but so proper
toned that the results produced are the
same each time. In this respect it
possesses superiority over all Others in
the market. Only two teaspoonfuls are
required for quart of -four. For sale by
grocers generally. Use Dooley's baking
powder only,