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WASHINGTON,
That LOan---ROrton and Cuba--The Cen
sus---Ths Bald Eagle.

sHs---The Bald Eagle.
ZL e
From the Bait. Gazette, sth.
Those who doubted the report that
the Messrs. ROthsehld were TO negO-
tiate with the Government for four
per cent. loan, enabling this Govern
ment TO fund its debt, and issue long
bOndsi and those who denied that
anything of the kind was eontempla-
ted by the Administration, are now
compelled to believe in the first state
ment and 10 retract their denials. 1t
is announced that an agent Of the
TreasuryDepartInent sailed for Europe
in the Scotia on Wednesday last, with
power to negotiate loan with foreign
capitalists at a maximum rate of four
per cent. Secretary Boutwell, viii re-
commend the arrangement of facilities
in London, Frankfort, Hamburg ami
other Eur0pean cities, for the payment
Of interest that may accrue on the new
loan. whichehe is confident viii be
promptly { en by European capital
lists.
Senator Morton will not make a
speech in favor Of the recG8Ritl0n OF
the Cubans on the meeting OF Congress,
as has been so extensively reported.
His sympath'es are with the Cubans,
but he Will make 10 speech on the
subject.
The chances Of the Hon. William
1 Window to succeed Senator Norton
as United States Senator from Mime
sofa, are almost entirely dissipated in
I consequence Of the defeat of the Hon.
/ Thomas Simpson as State Senator
from the WinOna District, the home
of Mr.. Window. One-halfOf the Min
nesOta State Senate holds over, and
the recently elected members will
largely add 10 the strength of Ex-
United States Senator Wilkinson, now
Congressman, who will, in all proba-
bility, be returned to his old position
for another six years. Although the
Democratic vote was Rfgely increased
at the late election in Minnesota, the
Legislature is Republican, but very
much divided as TO candidates. Sen
ator Ramsey secured his re-eleetiOn
only by the merest chance.
The Census Committee OF the House
Of Representatives have been perform
ing considerable labor in preparing for
the enumeration Of 1870, They have
been la session for some time past, and
the result of their labors will largely
facilitate the necessary legislation OF
Congress. Bald Eagle Stokes Is chair
man Of this committee, but was ex'
eused from attendance 10 enable him
4 10 make his recent campaign against
Gov. Senter. Having taken the cen,
sus OF the State of Tennessee, he iaiied
to foot up sufficient numbers to secure
his election, and he has been very
much Occupied since his defeat IL
counting how many votes he ought %
have received, according to his ides
I of things, 1t is understood the Cen
sus Committee have not bewailed ths
4 absence Of their chairman. alit15
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THEtATE CEN. WOOL
Preparations for his Funeral---Dis-
dtinqlIished Persons TO Attend

Ti at5 a 81 s.af aFzHiJs4
TROY, November 12.-Gen. WOOl's
fanerai willtake place. from st. Pauls
Church Saturd;iy forenoon. -sBpsiness
will be generally suspended. Major
General Carr has ehargesOf the ar
rangefdeRts, and has ordered out two
bFigades. The Troy Citizens Corps
and the Albany Burghers Corps fcivil
societies Will unite in theproceedings.
4 regiment from Governors Island,
New York, has been ordered by Gen.
sherman. Governor Hoffman, and
Major Generals Brown, Gibson and
Smaller, with stafis, and other parties,
will participate in the ceremonies.
His remains viii be buried in Oak
YOUd Cemetery.
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WASHINGTON.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Muddle at an End.
The Remains of Mr.. Peabody and the
British Navy.
Death Of the Hon. Amos Kendall

a --A fasal
The cars on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad now leave and arrive from
the North on regulation time. The
distractions to the track have been
removed by the lab0rers of the com
pany. Soon after Judge Alden grant
ed the injunction restricting Mayor
Bowman nom further Obstructing the
track.
Secretary Robson to-day sent dis
patch to Admiral ROdifer, command
ing the European fleet, directing him
to detail war vessel TO convey the
remains ofGeorge Peabody from Lon
don 10 this country.
Hon. Amos Kendall died this morn
ing.
Secretary Boutwell, officially an
nonnces the death of Hon. Robert j.
Walker, and business viii be sus-
pended in the Treasury Department
on the day of his funeral.
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9aLArcHFoRD.
The New, York CustOmhoass Frauds.
A thorough Examination Now Being
had.

1919 - ------ e. ta ~ -
New YORK, November 12.-The
entire CUstofnhouse frauds are estima-
ted at S, ,O00,0 They were commit
ted during 1866, 1867 and 1868. The
principal offender has not yet been ar
rested, and his name is, therefore,
withheld.
Ii appears that few weeks ago
VIM. J. kOern and Wm. II. Hemsted
were arrested On charge of being en-
gagged in the frauds. KOern made a
statement duplicating Blatehford, RO-
maine, Muliigan, and three brothers
named Caldwell.
The District Attorney demands doc
umentary evidence against the men
from the Treasury Department; and
on Tuesday papers were brought in.
The guilt Of Blatchford depends
upon the genuineness of his initials
upon the drawback claims.
The examination of Mulligan ad-
journed until tomorrow, owing to
theabsenee of District Attorney Pierre
N mt
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A WONDERFUL LADY.

fI'HE great European Wizard, who has
1 created such a sensation All over The
world BY her wonderful powers, has iust ar
rived ia this CITY, and eftn be iOuud al her
residence, No. 2lS rbitd street between Mad
isOn and M0HrOsi. Those persons wishing ~
know their. allure destiny and see a eorfest
likeness OF thelr futufes partners should Nisit
the Madam at Once. She is pronounced by
all other professors OF the art tG be the only
this .a.,tsnf NH
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ITERS BY TELEGRPH.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 12.-JefIerson
Davis is here.
The political cOmpaign is becoming
more exciting.
WASHINGTON, November 12.-It is
stated that AttOrney-General HOar is
about to accept a seat on the Supreme
Court bench.
LONDON, November i2.-The Gov
ernment has ordered the man-of-war
lncOnstant to be held ia readiness to
convey the remains Of George Peabody
to America.
FLORENCE, November 12.-Gara-
baIdi is quite i'll with rheumatism.
MkDRflo, November l2.-The Dueh-
ess of Genoa is opposed to the candi-
dacy of her son.
DRESDEN, Nov. 12.-The Saxon
House Deputies have unanimously re
solved that the Government should
endeaVOr to procure an abolition OF
capital punishment throughout Ger
many.
CHICAGO, November 12.-GovernOr
Palmer has appointed John Jones, a
well-knoNn and wealthy negro, No
tary Public. This is the first political
rights of negroes that have been reeog-
nized in this State.
CINcINNATI, November l2.-Prof.
A. L. Perry, OF Williams College, has
accepted an invitation of prominent
citizens, and win present his views on
the tariff reform, at the Chamber of
Commerce this evening, and at Pixies
Hall tomorrow night, to the general
public. ! u
LOUISVILLE, November 12.-The
railroads throughout the country have
agreed to bring members and invited
guests of the Society of the Army of
Tennessee to the reunion in this city
on the i7gh and 18th inst at one fare
for the round trip.
SAN FI.ANcIsco, November l2.-
Quantrell the leader OF the Lawrence
massacre, was tracked to this city by
the detectives, where ne enlisted in
the army and Was sent To Camp
Scott. Tie Nevada order was sent
there for his arrest, but reachesl there
too late. ia he and three Others had
deserted, taking the best outfits in the
camp.
NEW YORK, November l2.-The
new winter timetable wilIbe adopted
Monday next ON the Hudson and
Erie Railroads. A lower rate of speed
has been arranged, TO secure greater
safety and regularity.
The neg Assistant zreasarer + Fol-
ger) was busy to-day arranging his
securities. He enters on duty, prob
| ably. Monday. ttl4A s''i
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70 Cotton PIantors 3 stOek RaIsers

TINHE Memphis OH Company wish to puT-
i chase, during next fall aud winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the n1nrket price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (FaiFbank - scales. They urge their
friends not To store their Seed Ia large guam
Titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEArISG. Planters who wish
10 make contracts for delivery OF Seed viii
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
Ss- OIL Cake and Meal for sale in any qIlaH-
VI
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Administrators Sale Of Valuable Big
Creek Lands.


WE VIII sell, for the adDiuistrNt0rs q
w George l. Holmes, deceased, L6ta Nos
4 ffourl eight and (ninel, of the HOLMES
farm subdivision, lying on Big Creek some
fifteen miles from the city. No is all
splendfdly wooded. and lies on both sides OF
Big Creek, at its crossing Of the plan kroad,
Containing 292 acres; No. contains 50 acres,
All cleared. with nevsr-faiiing snEings, No. 2
contains 81 acres, well improved with %
acres in timber. These tracts All lie coutlgu-
Gus to each other, and Will be sold separately
The Mississippi River Valley Railroad, now
being constructed, runs in close proximity 60
each tract, with q depot at the corner q one
Of Ics Not The sale VIII take piaes al Il
O'Clock,
On Tuesday, December 7th,
On Lot No. 4. being Big Creek Plankroad
Bridge
TERMs.-HaIf eash; half in Z months,
G. c. HOLMES,
. W. Z. HOLMES,
Administrations.
ROYSTER, TREzEvAST & CO.,
- Auctioueers-
x5s,~s ~, Az a. our Office MOI
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for sale. IL contains about Ninety Acres
abOnt sixty open and Ia cultivation, the bal-
ancs in timber; orchards OF choice fruit, Ap-
pies, Peaches. Pears, etc This place fronts
on Memphis and Charleston railroad, abgui
very comfortable Dwelling with al. necea-
sary Out-buiidings.
The location Is particularly inviting 10 the
business IIen OF the city / am dstsrmiHed
10 sell. aud feel satisfied tllat the price and
terms can be made satisfactory To The pur-
chaser. r-rt a
VIII take pleasure IN showing tine place to
any who may favor me with a call.
noI0 NJ. WoODsox.
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ST0RE-H0USES AND LOTS,
Nos 226 and 220 Main 81

Each lot having a front on Main street Of
about "A feet ~ a depth Of ltsts. and Inn
proved by cominOdious brick stores, covering
the entire depth OF the lots. from street TO
alley. No. u is a three-stOrfed Brick Build
Ing. second house north 0f the alley. on east
side Of Main street, between Adams and jeff
ersOn. occupied by the old established drm Of
VENDIG & BhOTHER.
No. 20 IS the elegant four-stOrisd BricZ
StOrehouse on the east side OF Main street. al
the corner Of the alley, between Adams and
Jefferson, pOpularized by Mr.. FRANK, the
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HALF sscTloa OF lAMD.

MYTH one-half IN good state of cnitiya-
w tiJn, being IN corn and cotton this year,
the balance well tImbered, comfortable Inn
proysments, with Gin. Press, Orchard, etc.
lying ave nailes east Al aad a, Railf0ad end
i've fsi3es OF Look ahoaa, DeSoto county,
ocz " stsfs' W FHos. ]. DOWNS.
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Joseph Specht, COnfectioner,

= - MADISON STREET. has lust reed we'd q
81 large and beautiful assortment Of fancs
Toys, Fruits etc, and Is manufacturing va
riols kiEds. Of pure stock and fiue FreEel
Candies, which he Offers AT the lowest hole
sale and retail prices.
The Ladies' and gents are respectfully in
vited To call ami Judge for themselves; they
also can be served with the best oysters and
other refreshments, ia the finest style.
Fresh Mice and Fruit Pies every morn
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MAY ile lrieflsls and acqus,intancys 81 the
late NKwrfT y. Msf are respectfully re-
quesiet 20 attend his mneral, fills sATUR-
DAY MoruiRgs at u o'clock, frOin his resi-
deaee. on Ilnion avenue. Services by the
Rev Or. George White. Carriages at McCaf-
frey 4 Cornelius. No. Do seeond street
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DIED.

GARVIN-At 10 O'Clock. Friday, the I2th
PHILIP GAKyLs. aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence, ON Carroll
avenue, this SATURDAY Morning, at ~
peipek. tseTyiees az 81 Peter 50 qs9reh. 81 4
o'clock. Friends are invited 10 attend
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

ID v virtue Of two executions to me directed
ID fE8Iii the Municipal court OF MeIuphis,
one Ia favor OF J. +. Petit sshd against the
Memphis Mining and Manufacturing Compa-
ny, Judgment On the lith day OF May, Isis for
sz7d3 " two thousand seven hundred and
sixty-nine dollars and tvO cenisl, besides
COSTS % suit; the other IN favor OF ~ ].
Wicils and against the same Company, jRflig-
ment on the SAME day for sl072 81 one thou
sand and - seyelIty-tWO elOliltrs and my ceutsl,
besides costs OF suit, / VIII proceed 10 seu 10
the highest bidder for cash In 'front.' Of the.
Courthouse door OF the Muwicipal COurt, on
Wednesday, the lst Day Of December. 1859,
between the legal hours OF sale, the following
described property, to-wit: The leasehOld in-
Ierest Of sui'i Cumpany "a and to the tract Of
land ON which the Rolling Mills are situated
fronting .1Sii tpet ON Promenade stree. IN The.
city Of Aemphis, Tennessee. and running
back. bet Ween parallel Nues about 100 feet 20
" oil riN err said leasehold has ten years 10
run rom June. iSli, together with ali the inl-
pruYenlenls thereou, consisting Of buildings.
iIl9vhiuery, Duliers, engines, ruuing-uiills,
platform scales, and all the fixtures belong
ing 20 said Rolling Mills, levied 90 a. the
property of The Memphis Mining and Mauii-
facturhiz Company, and sold 70 satisfy the
foregoing judgments, Interest and costs
4. II. Bi rW ELL
Marshal NJ. e.. NJ.
By n. F. BALL, deputy Marshal.
November li, 1853. mole
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/ GOD BLESS HIM. I

-AOn the 10th OF July last, the Peabody
Institute, raised by his own munificence
81, Danyere, Mass. his native town, wa
Normally deiicat ed in the presence Of th'
lase George Peabody. Robert G. Win
tltrop made the address on the occasion
and Oliver Wendell Holmes read the fol
lowing verses; f- Il ..
Banlzrupiz-Our pockets inside cuti iI sF
a Empty OF words - speak bis praisesl aii
Worcester and Webster mp the spout!
Dead-broke OF Mandatory phrasesi
But why with fiDwery speeches tease,
With vain superlatiNes distress him.
las lansnage hetter W ertis than Theses -
s4lae ialiei II lik ts l'1ioitsolf bless sisiit a
A simple prayer-but words more sBeet
By human lips were never uttered,
Since Adam left the country seat
sWhere angel wings around him nuftereo-
TheDld lock on with feaT-dimmed eyes,
Tlle chfldr en- eluster 10 caress him,
Ane every Voiee uubl0den cries.
1fst friend Of az hissdes-tfOd bless hfsa
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There was but little excitement
about town last evening, the parties
that went to Cincinnati not having
returned up to late hour. There was
a rumOr 10 the effect that Jack L0Oney
had been shot in some kind of a rough
and tumble engagement in Cincinnati,
but on inquiry it could not be traced
to any reliable source All was quiet
at Carr0lPs, McCoole's, and other re
sorts of the fancy, and the friends OF
the giant, Wherever they could be
found, We're expressing great disap-
pointment at the inOpportune terHin-
alton Of the affair. The amount of the
stakes being still in the hands of Mr..
Murray, that gentleman will, it is un-
derstOOd, deliver over without delay
the moneys advanced by the friends
OF the principals. glad, doubtless, TO
get rid Of the incumbrance. '@''
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INSANE ASYLUM.

Q T. vINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR TIE
> INSANE, st. Louis, No. This Institution
was founeed by the Sisters OF Charity, "A a.
gust IL, lo5e. 1t ia private and frH1-elnssI 4,
its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients Of both sexes and of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium of other s1lRalaf Is t0iex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, ETC.,
aRply 70 Dr, j. X. BAUDUY or the sIsf =
SUPERIOR - ansa
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Strayed or Stolen.

ONE FLEA-BlTTER GRAY HORSE,
ENROM the residence OF the undersigned, In
Il Memphis, on Wednesday night, october
9th. A reasonable Te1ard VIII be paid for
his return or for any Information leading To
the capture Of the thief or horse.
ANDREW STEWART,
III. ar..-I
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THE GREAT RED STORE.

Strictly hFst-elaSs property ID location,
material. size and condition, and especially
so IN the hrst-elass tenants which Il always
commands, at the highest ruling rate OF relIls,
10 IS iinpOasiDie to mud a safer or better In
vestment in real estate here or eisewhsres
and IN the necessity which forces him upon
the market, Mr.. Jones wishes 70 avail htrn-
self or the fullest competition among bid
ders. He has therefOre instructed as % give
notice that IL viii be put up al perenPtory
public sale
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th,

At . o'clock pm, upon the premises, when
and where We shall be happy TO meet nil
attendance OF bidders
TFRNS OF sALE-HaIf cash, balance
equally divided In 8 and z months, with IN
terest secured by deeds OF trust upon the
property. The sale will be with perfect title
TO the purchaser, with rents from lst Dscan-
Der, and possession Isl OF January.
ROYSTER- TtiEZEVASI 3 CO,
AWerfouaars
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-07
California Wine.

Ifyou wantihe pure artire. from the or nal pack
ages roeNed direct nom sunny siope yips) afds, Los
Angslos county, California, 60 10 Barclays. They
have H. Angelica and Port
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NO GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs, q. i. Seager & Co. near corner of Eighth
street and Commercial avenue, have supplied them
selves with one Of u. Mcdonald h Co.'S Infaliible
Meter Testers. Parties dssat SIZED with the Register
ing OF their meters can now have them tested III the
meters are found tue tho small expense OF the test
viii be charged 10 The party causing il II the meter
Is io1nd iPcorEecL no barge will be made nylNf
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DRUGS.
Observer!
Are You n Slave

To zee the gifl OF boy Who doe. no, like TOiu. A.
the Drug stare, ~ the Ley-c, you get Die.
sweet article IN doesn't stick 10 tle teeth. Nos i
your timo-dur,ng vacation.
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Saratoga and Blue Lick Water.

The virtues Of these waters have been and sre icing
tested 10 the great benefit and satisfaction OF many OF
citizens IS dealt on; NJ 'fa counter Of Barclay
Brotkers they are always cool and refreshing Sara
togs hfeen tickets for one dollar. trket- Tor
fifty dents. Blue Lick-twenty glasses fOr one dollar
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-07

And those who are older; young men and old men /;
the rich and poor ihcse who have black flow ng loc
those who are gray and those who having lost their
hair and are gaining IL again. al Barret's vegea
bic Hair Restorative u yon hare not used it 70 Al
once aud get bottle Baelays' il the place as Their
store Is the general headquarters for the article in
Southern lllinos, Kentucky and Missouri.
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Lavender Water.

Florida Water Bay Ram and Coloenes for the toll.
ct and the bath Consult your comfort during this hot
weather and use Nh sc refreshing articles At the
this line. i tfhF 4" r ''T'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-07

tifu head ofIu that you once prided inf Ii so, 90
to Barclays' an take your choice Of Restoratiyes--
Barretps Halls, Ilhhotrs, Rings, Ayers Cheyaliers
Woods, Jayno's, Mrs Wnslow's Eureka and an
other yoH may want, in aluding the Jatamansi.
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Young Ladies'

BKACE.
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Brandie,. WHISTLES, Wines.
UnpuIlapnrtubIc Cement.

rhis new aud reliable sr'clcls manuf,c hircd. r..
nmendei and for sale by BARCLAY Brother- us-i
ceIneniing wood, i"sihsr, glass, chnswme, etc.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-07

All persons having claims against The estate OF
Abraham Williams deceased, Will present the same
for adJudiea"n and all persons indebted to the said
estate are hereby required TO call and settle by note
stherwlse forihwlth AT the residence OF VIM. M
Williams administrator, or at the once of the Cairo
Saw Mil Washington avenue bstseen sth and 9Th
street. (Tlmes copy Anx ~ pwd
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Che g;renlag bulletin.

The EvsSiNe BULLETIN ia published every after
aeon, at No 10 Tenth Street, Thornton Block) 10y
Iobu II. Oberly a Co.. for circulation by carriers,
e, men, a1d the mails.
the WEEKLY BuLLrIiN q large eight-page forty coll
ann paper is issued on Thursday, for the mails and
for sale at our counter aud 10y newsdeaers.
eS-Specimen copies furnished FREE. Address,
JOHN H. UBERLY CO., Cairo, Ill
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Brushes.
shoulder braces.

Tooth brushes, shoe brushes, paint brushes, an,
brushes OF all kinds, at Rarclays -
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For Sale Fly Killer.

Go 70 Barclays aud get . sheet 81 Butcher. Light.
ming fly PApef-the genuine Ni,ce. one sheet ~
kill y quart q Flies.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-07

The demand for this article has % increased q. 20
neccssitae the purchase - another large supply We
fers, Msrcefou and Ericsson. For either kind 70 20
bafclaVs' .
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SOxOdORt.

Just the soap for bathing. 1t does not sink No
danger Of losing il a. ithoats on the surface Of the
water. At Barflays.. lUt4.l
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-07

Rains tooth powders and pustes French and En-
gsh preparations for the teeth and tooth powder of
superior quality Of our own make, Call take your
choice at barclays. -
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A sHt ~ Jt.t9 E5fEFL. ~ Eiji
General Oscar maInrps.

. s5IL 60. f.. . t.. -' .-r.
&i6ter MalnrpS bat lein Nmt ais
@taotri&ter am 9eRrieen Sage in Die
9anoe ieine6 Na9foleer6, pe6 5erren
1bpn1as5 opare nieeer9eleet. @dbreno
Der flnf5ebn Monate ,pdbreno mel@er
Belt General MalmrpS paS' StaptriGter
@n1t nertpaltete bat fiG cerielbe p>r9 cine
treue uno 9eri1enbafte @ermaltuns ieiz
mes M'nte8 Die &dtuns M4er i'm b0hfen
@raoe ermprben. .s.
Der@eneralmtro ii9 in penisen &aAen
auf 1einem >,euen SOFTEN als @ereini9ter
Staaten Gonlul na6 @tnnepe9 begeben
robtn ibn bic aufri9tisen @Iniae
Der bieli9en 8ar9erl9aft unO namentlid
Der Oeut{GcnSt. Yaul6 fir fem ferneres
8pbler9eben uno fir cine balpi9e prpz
motion in letner neuen rtplpmatil9en
@arrtere fir welde General Malmrps in
leoer 8e3tebun9 befdbiet 1T, fplsen.