davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-03-06

r1ee ear!Mt y. terp ennc1 Il to rraall lo.s for
h++~e1r' p: sei ulnfr. ras l01 b1r1 II i.lsc u
l., nu,t1tf. Its q n uuaGssIoaa lh1t tafsr taa
~ 2sia IT, ;1i
fur.. lo.tfu hslrr of II, Ii esoa taTe 4taaren
.sr.s N1ttlh tha stnee II lo9t1s:; III
T1ie.+ Tul'.R. ne co ad~rsbis o!pot: i. ID ths
e1p+ttaiiot uat ehe n Il q Will iii bal1w ihe
.stsage. even ~1ih Ne ,, asop, 4. tbs veJ
tell product Int ttAon. Ers1tIy 4ueou11zed
tteu. a16 The pant til not Yetsyea n II ca1s and
attention tuIl:9 The wlntr reeeraaEyt protect
.tn, = ters nx1 , fz1u ess luaered .u.uent lrrrt.
1he 81 s1;o't la's week wa 6ls bs!es Ees and lsa
TIE sHktt here ia IL 4 similar eondiaon.
tE1ees IN ,l1eAxo hsra rul. for sou. time o4ck
&ts@sc 2 = for eooa to fArc4-pfires which
teale<:y pay tte c:at Ct p.ckinE md nasE'ns
TIE qnota"le vafue OF Hops haa been forced
eosr, In ite fi1e OF 1 failure OF the ha,rest las
rearct. n asstsh lapastautns. which dited the
hande o! crzie's, producing regnsA. g!at It al
The ctsef cer'srs Of supply.
1he iolovtuR wera the etockB Of B.cadsphA in
Ftsre 1t Montreal On the lat tnstant:
Foul, nfls.........s.. ....................8t,4 IA
WQSeIs VQ..- ....e9S1a
snfn, .6gt9N
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ne. oH.'"' -''.''-.'-........'.
Ieas1 ~, I.sN
C4lEeA. pTlB.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 123
The IT. Cleua Journot O. the 18Th sAys u There
ie IN tmmcIs@ quantity Of ffa.n In northern Nio-
1erotA Jet IN the hAoas Of tho fAtmets. Tnof
Fetra determined to hold on for u f1f w1eN rad
val, 1t 1east. await Ile opening Ct nAytcaaou.
Even u the new couIties toe wa~ss would aeeu
AlU oct tncysd!be. L gtItleuAn from 1oot p
In u unty trfo1ns tnAt &c hs1 re- .enty wi Cd
atsraer tEtFe who had or ecy1n hundred bust.
els Of whts, t'onc in bis gtatary. When tbs
tppp3 sbA ii: nAfxe>ed- Ine m sney M Ii rot
iLia tci'un xsll nc IN yerJ Different corditio:
tttnu VT ~ II II row.
Ike Dntor sRon Nintr gives TIE following s'a.e,
EertP OF the shipuest OF copper from 'hst po;
for tie pts th,ee ye1ss: 1855, f,ti7 tons, It'll .,
1867. l,1a tors, 111o ns l56s, Ills tous, Cos
Ct d.c,eaie In 1868 nom 1867 Of a0i toas. Al na
and TT N 1865 deerease Of a31 tuus. 1,s4o Ds.
The sscck I all kinds ol barrel Pork in tho Ne,
To.k s1d Brooklyn Inspection Tar1s on March
vas Il. 20 bsB, allowing an iEcteAte for tho mont
Ct Ftht1uy Of 1U,6ls htla- Tho stock in It
sane ys.os on the drBt Of eaeh mouth for e.
| ye1fs past cornparss ~ follows:
, 1869-03-06

HrGs-1 &c supply light to-day. but u. 4.
tcadat &C 81 buy e14 xas small AID, n but little
competition. ssles s.ox. Acd prices IQtd ser
tsr "a eaes .sss n n3s75 for common light On.
tvet. catse spd nat1td lott II fo5 t,s meaitm
ties stcet Hogs were adsas 4 3s1oa1sS fof LIZ
<ytrsE1nE rom 10 to 10 ns- The uAsktt eso'eS
rtak. Nc ucset the foow!ng
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What IL Dyspep,s0 I

punojl,nn avs: at ii , ~tAtr RI ihe stonl1eh In
hi h It. trnet!nus Ase dlaturftd." Ara 5osE ~.
Ks,tjye pfsans inp.!rrdP ta,c<t1 Fsllrt In
Iii .HLEifS HkIsu blrrElis. which vii eradicate
UYkpxeaN.
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Err. Chefye1's Patent GAlVnnO.
KIcctste heEeneFAfaF,
sr1rntihc inxtntioh for k'F-sn- lrc1it and otttn
f.t4l IT the pr1k r1.tlrc sJstG1n wit
rrit ! + thr hYAln a.. Tu br hal Of Ds, i tHKK.
vRR, " HAnovcF.tt. Hoston, MAu. A circular seus
~ hhy tdIftkh.
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0c<1u R.t1Gnt9.
ereelAl Dcspstch TO the Ch}cAxn ff!bnns.
N1w ioEK. A4frh :.
frt!kkt&-it,ooo hu wheat to liverpool BY s:eAtn 1t
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nsw York Brfads.ufts> provision aud
G1ce.1J nj 3ke3ss
epec,Al Dtspateh to The Chcsto Trihuns.
Ekw HokK, March 5.
nEgAp3IutY9.
4 ~rxt, un.eitird atiin, th.nuIhaat. Ths sHtsl
and tspAfI declining sto X hf sht1t 3po steu1t 10
pfS vent . rREic IN tt II aftttlt
FR0StA,oNs. .,. :.
1tos rrSfncis clseud ite sta Ady. Fork. t1t.2t
a5lsG. md st.A n tAri t't .rt3e. Cut tnsaks nru
HHnHEkFHt.
Cofe~ dn'.: lilo. 1+&l4o 10 gold.
hnx4r ant AMI 1txer fhr u g1ed Ft3-rtr.tt3
iSkc; best MT he'd. iskc: beGt xrouads t9Ats bcst
bois Nhlts. t7Hc bs1s yt'1 -, stSs.
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neyed upetsttprs. ueeeh, - ~; kspft. Sto.U :
lueGpfy, III ~ Slxbs, n ca IN.
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mRDtcal.
THE
KIDNEYS
@RDEal,

The EtdocJs sre two IL rumbe7s fterAted It TIC
upper part CT tba loo surrounded bT lat. and con.
s.sttnr Of three paris VIZ, tho Aa.eor the Interior
and The Exterior.
Ths anterior atsorbA. 1ntaz.ee consttts Of ussrss
O.. velns, which seJe u deposrt for tbs ur1na ana
convey It to the exterior. The exterior conduct
OF alzo, terminating IN sinkio tobe. and cssd tho
,retsr. The utte.s Ut CONNECTED with the bladder.
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Should any doubt Mr.. McCor-
mick's Statement, be refers
to the following Gentlemen
Hon. WIN. B1GLER, Ez-Gover-
nor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. THOS..> B. FLORENCE,
Philadelphia,
Hon. j. G. KNOX, Judge, Phila-
delphia.
Hon. ]. S. BLACK, Judge, Phil
adeluhia.
Hon D. B. PORTER, En-Gover-
nor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Judge,
Philadelphia. i
Hon. 3, 6. eRIER, Judge United
States Court.
Hon. G. W.WO0DWA Judge
Philadelphia.
Hon, ". A. PORTER, City So
licitor, Philadelphia.
Hon, JOHN BIGLER, E-Gov-
ernor, California.
Hon. E.'BANKs, Auditor Gene
raj, Washington, DC.
AID sA1Y .orH1Rs, IF NECESSARY.
| SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
| ERS EVERYWHERE.
Beware Of counterfelts.
| Ask FOR uKLuBotD's. TlKF 10 OTHER.
PRICE, eI.95 pcr bsstse, sr bsssies fsr
1850. Delivered 10 a1Y address.
| pEsCnIn1 SYMPTOMS IN
ALL ConMuNI0AT1oNa
1 ADDRESS
HELMB0LD
Drus and Chemical War.huuss,
6e4 BROADWAY, N. Y.
NONE ARR, GENUINE u1lesA &sae ~ b
sieel-eExr1ve1 :wTaSpsT. VIII tsn.Ea1alls .
NJ Chszies4 Warehouse es& hakssA
=. H, - HKkM 30 Lps
, 1869-03-06
SnlD BY DRUGGISTS AND DEAL.
ERS everywhere.

NONE ARE GENUINK u1!esx &sae u m
steel-esxrzreA :wfaSpeF. viii tsn.simfis .
~ Chanies4 WAREHOUSE ss& sakssA
I: H, - HKLN 30 kAps
, 1869-03-06


bkkF CAILE-Ihr Cettlc market WAS dull aud
io~tr tn.lsy. 1he weather. cold b. storing.
.na Tho attendance. IN consequence, w1l rz:h.r
.!'u 1Ee osMaLd on Es.ttrn eee unl, n 4 atoelly
hrnheo. Sex Se1k. Bessnn SAG AioAnY buyers ner
ink aaih d telr orders dnitnx tho khttn preceding
day.. md NithtFaxn ifom the market. Hhin tae nj.
..1xs.o unor Of the TIL .:sma iecetved from
ID sts OF bp{ era 1oE fhcsc n9lnt& 70 tnss ho.It1a
setr romte1sd 10 dsnehh rhasty Upon local buJers
r1ers for th- sps,srtlon of the onesless. rnt
Farry w beF.i Ane ls!f ey eonarossa q c!s's of
coi t1t*Et ytz nj dina = tn.Tla s:eerI
+, nett ihe wants, or slippers, and orsirE
= s'a e+GtI Il: .s s;n''a .s. s's IL s9ss
orsterk m made. II nott !astanete, 1t red4c-
III OF :sr rts IA -. uo,d to chnice s1ooth 1ts
tttts Ntrt nn1nr1 ont. Ant aaa isH ttr!tn wire
'alcu 10 a About pr yiuns rA:es. The nnk Of tue
iredsts IT snn Elthin the rangr Of N.tt-73 : for
common mkt lets to choice fAt Coxs, fat uvea &rd
ntrtEH. ttee.s. Sosrs No htA1 chtnE-d hAuts
"urnc It dry ii IN t1tfeme rtIEc o. -. u
and EeAvy. wilt : IatEe Gu uber rrmaitlnS Ia tne
Feus unauid- The fo'lo~tns $ffI tho
/ CIoeENts Y4lIKs. ...-..
k11a Graded 6teers.. s
Cfo1ce Ee-Fes-F1ne. fat, wcli-ftMcd, iio
6-vear o'd st-ezh aoa aveEastns 1-sN -
l4ime S bep1salsood, 1eiii.,tcd aaeiJ.
iosu1ed Elerrs. and avetHkl1r LILO 70 l.
~ ~ ;. II, ;:;1 n:. ~.
@1.s'ns i.lod . 100 IS: seeas,o
NtalEa Gtt.-Netium Steers ard EooA
a. Eso II: ....... ...::,.....:...:.-.,.: tsass.1
te1h aser.stns 10 70 LOO as.......s... 4.soa3.s
Irtcrtor-L3sht and tAn CJ11 and htaesa, 3alAl .
The foilo~Ir Irs were the principal uk1sacn3na;
, 1869-03-06
Dcalers quotasiors for buJirg sad selling Gov
srrmcDt nonds, Local Ut ,ets, GoId and silver In

lt"lsN are Stsru tic closing qno.sttars for Coy
orLnen, Hoeds IN New Yofk 10 dsy, con, Jared
ni yls'ctcA,'a, tpd 2lso on The corresponding
1at II ~
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New Y.rt Hop Market
spteisl despatch 10 Tho t;hlc.E1 Tribune.
M1N YuEK March 3.
II r.-L.rgc c1rott. inciaa!aG 10 tAiss Witconsln
i GtC.
, 1869-03-06

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARK VT.
FHIpAY EVENING. March !. l5S9.
Jte following tAbts sho* th- 4tls t-c-fPts md
shipments or tlyn stock during thu we up 4, this
ry, pluy 4fp..Fted 1hc oet1etAr} ct Ma ELion
, 1869-03-06

80 sn rnsT feelinx IN 1h6 fa1tket fuf
70 n.. u I've fSafonr hfT supported. WeQuote:
Goa. saase y MI .....,,..,...f 0tA IS
= Lip ~ e. ri ri..,.,,,,,,,.. Es3ta 80
= L1AeIAa' -; ~ 4 = ...,,,,,,...... 9.p1A IS
2!o1h Hy. y " Z III ~ ,.,,,...... II. .H2l18
mNkeIsa- e MI .,,,,,,..,...,>. II t-aGGs l1.s3
- !" "fsutiT i mi ,.,......... 9<A sc
MEkeI.,' Ht.s rrsa rl..,x...... Is IhAIa-30
MseNfeL 80 1ess r.t.......,,..... sos =
AeCSeHss I'll. .rr1......,,,.,.,.. L. a z,1u
~ Hkfiss. ~. Est..h !: IN ~ ....s,,X S.*AA 80
5eo.f ssn1 tge..*ss tEa.*.s Nv ........... "a R-tp
Stenp ~, n.uA = 1vsI -s4I1 ....,,,.... aAA 10
~ s4n Tsas ns No hrit it,.,,.... 3n64 -
fIcktI y. LEI ~ = mi ....,.,t.. A+0a %
tleAls1n ~ III ~ ~ MI T. = lan ala 70
LeoIAont Il. u.s ,.t4sa - hi ...,,..., 51hA 50
= ~ ~ - a. = MI l. ifi Ns. ,.,...... t4g0%ll-0
, 1869-03-06

There WA not 70 nFm feeling nAntfested tn-,1sy,
and in rAheA ~tefo the ordtrh werA lkrct h'tu
ea,h'' ~ss iss :. rstmc movN." helacrn t!d not
he,ltata u grant Alitht cohE E&1snt A. VIII y stth
frurn thr sCfan pshylpg t2blf. thtro wers nj re-
ceipu ourtLg tic paatt entJ touF hors4. W. a1oto:
btAf kAN ek1.
No l -
Th.ekneas Five Shl to hA Two lnehta In thick
ttA.
Len9tb-6ixtte en- irthes.
Vsuu-Twe ntt Inchek.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1869-03-16
ssaeet u SeisSsrings.

sedeel 81 rtisSerihgs.
A-<-<---S------xL
coMEfU A BLE00lNo DOWN.
ny NARY FRANCIS ryrrn.
No to the nan OF d"llars
Not "a the man IL dce,l..
\d {" the NAH OF cunning.
Not to the man OF crve,i-.
Mt o. The one whose passion
j. Tor the worlds renewn,
Not In form OF fashion.
Comrth . blessing down.
Not unto lands expansion.
Not to the mi.er's chest.
Not ~ the prirceiy msnsicn.
Not 10 the hlatuped crest,
Not to the sordid worlJlinH,
Not to the knsvish clown,
SO Not 10 the naughty tyran:.
Cometh blessing down.
Not 70 the FOLLY blinded.
Not 10 the STEPPED In same.
Mt Ia the carnal-minded,
Not 10 unholy fame.
Not In neglect Of duty.
...1 Svt in the monarch's crown,
Not nj the smile OF beauty.
Cometh blessing down.
.i But 10 one whose spirit
fearns for the great and good;
into the one whose stOrchousc
Yielded the hungry food:
Into the one who lsbors
Fearless OF foe or frowh;
=. Into the kindly hearted.
Cometh blessing down.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1869-03-16

swim. who reasoned upon the folly
Il The drsad Of death. sums up thus. /" lti'
impossible that anything so natural, Sc
necessary and universal a. death. should
have bern designed by Providence as al
evilie msnkin -.s.~ 4, -.--..
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1869-03-16

$780, Old Brownlow says: ;" would
rather 70 70 hell with loyal negro. than
IN hsa vrn with . eopperheaa." We'll. j.
he oIA rascal wants To 30 70 hell with = No.
ffo, W 40 aot object, providing he obtains
Neneeros consent. "
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
Married.

In this city, on board the Crescent City
circus steamer, New York, at the hour OF
9o'clock, Sunday evening October 81,
by the Rev. Mr.. Van Treas, Mr.. w. r..
Robinson, late of Cincinnati, and Miss
Adelia i. Martin, late of Girard, Pa.
The marriage ceremony concluded, a
round Of feasting and festivity ensued
that will long be remem bered 10y the
large number that participated. The ir-
repressible Charley Ioyes caused q fes.
tive board TO be spread that fairly
groaned under its weight Of good things,
and the crowd that lined either side OF
II, formed one of the most jovial and
happy assemblages that ever celebrated
a like event The III attaches Of the cir
Gus, and Walker, Sisson, Howard, Ohm
sted, Meyers, Jones and Osborne, Of this
city, were present, and Frank Rn hinson's
wedding will long remain with them O
pleasant memory. To a toast by Duane
Ed. Slsson responded most happily
bringing down the house and paving the
way 20 a feast OF wine, wit, humor and
good feeling, that was keenly relished by
every one present
The newly married pair took rooms at
the -, Charles, and, about midnight,
they were the recipients OF a serenade
from the circus banda compliment that
was happily acknowledged by Mr.. Robin
son.
From Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, from
Charley Noyes and lady, We received q
liberal supply OF most toothsome and
deliberately ornamented cake-a remem'
brance we duly appreciate. Clever peo.
pie ale they, every one Of them, and Il
they are as happy and prosperous as We
hope they may be, earth will be to them
q perfect elysium.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
Local Brevitics.
McHale, city jailor, has three boarders,
two men and one woman.

McHale, city jailor, has three boarders,
two men and one woman.
The cross streets, from the levee to
Commercial avenue, are being repaired
80 that the filling cannot hereafter be
washed out by rain and floods.
The Board Of Aldermen meet tonight
In stated monthly session.
The commercial convention to be held
In Louisville next week, will be an i'm
portant gathering. The best talent OF
the country will be in attendance. Shall
Cairo be represented? Let the Board Of
Aldermen answer this evening.
A noted demirep, Big Bal by name,
decamped Saturday night, last, and left
bsh ind her many creditors to mourn her
sudden departure.
Wanted, at the TT. Charles, a cham Der
maid and dining room girls.
The republican county convention,
held last Saturday. was small gather
Ing OF small politicians.
Parrott-"Pretty Poll''--the republi-
can candidate for Associate Justice,
lives seven miles from anybody, and
don't amount to much at best.
Alas, for Judge Hodges! The radicals
have gone back on him. When they
back q bolter, they want to back abolteI
who amounts to more thana 0.
On all the streets which have been
filled to grade, brick pavements should
he put down. The wooden sidewalks
are an expensive luxury. Within year
they will all have to be reconstructed
Linegar, Wood and Hanks were the
nominating committee Of the radical
nominating con vention. Who's Hanks ?
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04

Maggie Wilson, the demirep, who at
tempted to assassinate q citizen some
lime since, and then threw herself from
the balcony OF the courthouse Is getting
on remarkably well. After her desperate
attempt at suicide, she was taken to the
hospital Of the Sisters of..th Holy Cross.
For a time her life was despaired OF, and
she began to repent OF her rashness. But
she didn't die. She is convalescent. Yes.
,erday the Sisters took her n church, and
in some mysterious manner she strayed
away from them In the congregation.
The officers were in great trepidation,a and
searched for her with great deal OF dill
gience. But their search was useless.
Maggie had no disposition to run away.
She made several calls, visited the Gala
boose, had.a good time, and then returned
TO the hospital.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs WANTED.
To CONTRACTORS,

Notice Il hereby given that the Park Committee APP
pointed by the CITY Council, viii receive proposals to
renee and enclose a. Mays Park IN the Fourth Add
ton To the city OF Cairo.
sPEClFICATIONS-Fencc % be seven feet high, in
GLIDING bAse board with cap; said fence be- built Of
cypress boards inch thick rails, yN6 Of cypress,
also cedar posts feet long, feet In the ground, and
top and TO stand feet apart Rails 20 Dc put on WITH
0penny spikes, over boards with 10 penny nails. Tho
whole 10 be close board frnce, and buit in good
and substantial manner, said fence % have two large
and small gaIes, well hraced the large gates 20 10
ten feet wide, and the small ones four feet wide,
The whole fence o. ne whI,ewashed.
Ground % be fenced Ia 400 feet wide and llGo ESQ
long.
All Of the work to be paid for in city bonds express
y provided for THAI purpose said bonds bearing IN
teTest AZ the rate oI per cent. Per aIum, and re-
deemable in three, four and i've years. and payable At
maturity for taxes ccnsos and all debts due the city
All proposals must be sealed aud Endorsed "PMk
Committee" and direetedto Louis Jorgensen, chair
man. aud delivered al the Office Of the City Clerk CAIRO,
Illinois, PRIOR 20 Ia o clock noon, October let, l&
LOUIS JoRGENSEN,
JAMES KENNEDY,
se22td w. II HALLIDAY.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
Away. Ready and ReIiabIe.

From its perfect purity and uniform
strength, DooLEY's BAKING POWDER can
be safeley relied on as the BEST and
most economical baking pow der In use.
Ne short weight, ~ each can contains
the full net amount represented, and
the same quantity is guaranteed to last
longer and give better satisfaction In ma
king rolls, biscuits, pastry, &C., than
any other article known. Manufac.
tured by
DooLEy & BROTHER, New York.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04

Smiths Tonic Syrup as been counter.
feited, and the counterfeiter brought to
grief. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
\ The genuine article must have DR..
JOHN Bulls private stamp on each bot.
tie. DIR. 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 Twill pros.
ecute any one infringing on my right.
The genuine SMITHS Tonic SYRUP can
only be prepared by myself.
The public servent.
.rtt. DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, KY, Oct. %. 1858.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04

Sealed proposals will be- received by me, At my Of
hce, in the city Of Cairo HIS, until IL o'clock m, on
Friday, cath inst, for clearing We tnber or the NV
Potts road and Jefferson Martins farmon and three
Quarters miles, more OF less All trees twelve inches
or less In diameter TO be cut level with the ground,
and removed Is feeSfrom the center OF said road
As payment for the above work will DO made IN
eonnty orders, BIDDERS will govern themselves a.
eordngy,
The County CoArt reserve the right to reject all
bids. 81 tHr. J. q. LYNCH
sel5dtd County Clerk.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
Music

Music.
urge upon persons who contemplate
purchasing piano to call at Prof. Blais.
dell's Conservatory Of Music and see the
new "a. Sumner, st. Louis pianos"
which l furnished him through my
agency. Ihave also received some new
pianos at my rooms on Eighth street,
near Washington avenue, which are for
rent, with the privilege Of purchase.
also have Smiths American Parlor
Organs for rent with privilege Of pur-
chase.
All instruments sold by me are war
ranted for five years.
Iextend an Invitation TO everybody to
call and see the instruments.
J. G. CARSON, Agent,
octl lw Eighth street, Cairo, Ills.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
R.prss.n,at,v. district Convention.

Representative District Convention.
Pursuant to call for q Democratic
convention to select candidate for the
constitutional convention from the LIST
Representative District, comprising the
counties Of Alexander, Pulaski, and
Union, will meet at Dongola on the End
OF October 1860, for the purpose Of select.
ing such delegate. DR.. J. II. Dodson
was elected president, and James Muir
ray, secretary. On motion Hon. William
j. Allen was nominated by reclamation,
securing the entire vote of the conven.
ton. The proceedings were ordered to
be published in the Cairo Evening Bull
etin,' Jonesboro Gazette and Mound
City Journal
j, III. DoDsoN, President
JOHN HoDaEs, Vice Pres't.
JAMES MURRAY, Secretary. H
Dongola, October 2d, 1868.
"Barrett'sn does not affect the system.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
Wanted the ~. Charles

We want Immediately az the ~
'harles Hotel, first class chambcrmald.
md two dining room girls who ;hroughly
the business. Those who can
bring good references will find steady
md liberal wages. Octif
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
SHOE TIPs-Ihe American Shoe Tip

SHOE IIFS-IHe hHItfICuH bIUe ZIP
compsny have introduced, this season,
new white metal tip, which by wear
las the appearance ofsilver, and is deci-
ledly ornamental. A metal tip adapted
% first-class shoes has long been needed.
This new tip meets the demand, and
must come into general use on the finer
grades OF children's shoes as the copper
fps have on the comon grades.-'Boston
Journal
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
Death of Robert Winston.

Died, in this city, on Sunday, October
Sd, 1859, at 10 O'Clock am. Of congestion
Of the brain, Robert Winston, youngest
son OF Claiborne and Elizabeth Winston,
aged Is years month, and 10 days.
Hancock Co. I'll. and Richmond, Va.
papers please copy.l
1t is difficult to realize that Rob Win
ston, as he was familiarity called, has
passed from the scene Of earth. Only
a few days ago he was strong and vigor.
Gus, as light hearted and happy as any
of the many companions and friends who
survive him. On Thursday he returned
from the country (whitherbe had been
called a. deputy county Surveyor COM
planning of an attack OF the ague; but ~
he had, on previous occasions been, 10
all appearances, similarly attacked, u
was thought that resort to the usual
remedies would effect the desired cure.
Thus matters stood until Friday, when,
the case assuming more aggravatlng
formj physician was cahedin.s A mo-
ment's investigation assured him that 1t
was On attack Of oongestive fever which
II would be difficult, indeed, to master.
The succeeding evening the patient be-.
came unconscious and remained In that
condition until ne died. ''-ti j. .
That his death Is crushing affiiction
10 the family, we need not add. 1t was
wholly unexpectcd-all were unprepared
for such an overwhelming load OF sorrow.
"Robr was well known In the commu.
nifty, widowed by all as generous, kind
hearted, noble minded young man. AL
though only eighteen years Of age he re-
ceived the nomination for the Office Of
county surveyor. by the unanimous vote
OF the democratic convention to which
his name was submitted.
Hisremains were conveyed to the Villa
Ridge cemetery this afternoon byspecial
train, attendedby large concourse OF
citizens whohad known and loved him
In life, atd now mourn his un'imely
death. =
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Alexander County Teachers. In.t,,a,..

Alexander County TeacIiers' Institate.
A session Of the above ma ned institute
will be held at Thebes, commencing
Thursday, October, 2'st., 1860, at one
O'Clock p. m, and continuing two days,
until Saturday noon, October 23d
The programme will brace exercises
In all the branches required by law to be
taught In the public schools, to.wit: or.
biography, English reading, pennman.
ship, arithmetic, English grammar,
modern geography, and the history Of the
United States; with music and essays,
discussions and addresses on education oil
subjects, interpreted. ..........
Teachers and school directors will take
notice that mo reduction OF pay or loss
OF time will be incurred by the teachers
attending" this institute; and the
teachers from every school district in the
county, outside Of Cairo, (which exeep-
ton IL made because an institute will be
held there sometime during the FAN or
Winter) are expected to be present and
take part In the exercises. The school
directors Of every district should require
their teachers to attend, since Il Is to their
interest to have competent teachers; and
no better opportunity for testing their
competence will be afforded than the
exercises Of this institute; and the coun-
ty superintendent pledges himself to re-
woke the certificate Of any teacher whose
incompetency is made apparent
Not knowing who at present compose
the executive committee OF the Alexan-
der county Teachers Institute, the!coun.
ty superintendent has taken this method
OF complying with the school law which
makes it his duty to encourage the for.
nation of teachers institutes.
All friends Of education are cordially
invited. l.. =. BUTLER,
County Superintendent Of Schools.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
IIaruionia-Fame.

The best and prettiest cook stove now
made.
A new lot just received. Call and see
them at Beerwart. Orth & Co., 1876 Com
mercial evenue. '. Sept dwlm