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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

The weather continues cl ear and sui.
try. Mercury 50 70 92 according TO loca.
ton.
The Mississippi and Missouri are still
falling ~ fAr - heard from.
The Ohio u falling everywhere with
three feet, nine inches at Pittsburg and
scant four feet In the chute over the falls
at Louisville.
The Cumberland river has only eigh.
teen inches water to Nashville.
Here the river has fallen ten inches
since last report
Business continues dull.
The White yesterday brought out 8
hhds tobacco, 25 bbls -four for Cairo, %
SKIS oats and wheat, 81 pkgs wooden
ware for st. Louis, 80 hhds tobacco for
n.
The Cumberland brought Ill bags
wheat for 1T. Louis, 70 hhds tobacco, $40
bags corn, i45 bage oats, % bbls -four, 4
bbls eggs, 20 pigs furniture and sun
dries for reshipment south, and the fol.
lowing for Cairo: b. s. Harrell tables,
~ NiSitr Soeact hoisct b1"esonb
Hudson 4 Clark box eggs, Thomas,
Green 4 Alden II bags corn. t..
The VIM. White, Capt. Beverly, Is the
regular Psducah packet this evening.
The Armada, Capt. Gus Fowler, Is the
regular Evansville packet this evening.
The City Of Cairo, Capt. Malin, leaves
for Memphis, and the Commonwealth,
Cant Thomnson for Nav Orleans In.
day.
The Minneola had considerable freight
for Cairo merchants.
The Cobb. Webb took large number
Of the colored population to Metropolis
to an emancipation celebration.
The VIM. White, Capt Beverly, is the
Paducah packet this evening.
The Cumberland, Capt. Lowths Is the
regular Evansville packet to-day.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

Parsons, Davis e. Co. receive their
crockery from England by ocean and
river, and their glassware from the Pitts
nurg and other factories by river. Cheap
freights enable them to sell as low as the
lowest. 1AAD
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

a A regular meeting Of Delta Lodge,
W\No. 5es, A. r. & A. NJ, will be held
at Masonic Hall this Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock.
JEwETT WILCOX, Sec.
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Agents In all me principal cities and Towns.
Rates and terms A. liberal consistent With mod
crate profit aud substantial security
Stafford, Morris az Candce,
iuly2T I'm Agents Cairo, A.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

Toothpicks at Parsons, Davis 4 Co.'s,
only 20s. q thousand.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

A splendid stock Of jars, churns, jugs,
butter pots and other stoneware of supe.
rior quality, at low figures, by Parsons,
Davis d 10.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

The Mason fruit jars, at Pittsburg pri.
ces, at p. d. d Co.'s.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

Fresh stock Of French china, tea sets,
Parian busts aud figures, and Bohemian
and Belgian glassware, this day opened
at Parsons, Davis ~ Co.'s.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

Mason jars, self.sealers, best in the
world, at Parsons, Davis & Co.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

Call and see Parsons, Davis d Co.'S
tine stock OF silver plated ware, spoons,
forks, and fancy articles, single, double,
treble and Quadruple plate, of Rogers
Bros best make.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

The colored people To the number Of
one hundred or more, assembled in the
old City Hall, last night, and
Danced all night. III broad daylight
And went home with the gals IN the morning.
And Bradley, not to lie outdone in any
particular, called his faithful together,
and TO the measures OF enhancing mu.
sic they whirled away ia q style bewil-
deringly delightful. The opinion is ex-
pressed that In the observance Of initial
emancipation day, Bradley has so far
eclipsed Shores that the latter individual
Is positively nowhere.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

The handsomest tea trays ever brought
to Cairo may be found at Parsons, Da.
Wis * Co
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

New styles of goblets at surprisingly
low prices, Just received from factories by
Parsons, Davis Il Co, Nos. . and Tenth
street.
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Usefulness and duty must be shaped aud measured
only by tho wealth and growth OF our country.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

Tea and table Spoons Of tin, timed
iron, brittania, German silver, etc, etc.,
at the Queensware House.
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''Barrett's" Success fal Hair Restora'
tive.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

Beautiful glass sets, cake ssivers,
pitchers, vases. ETC., at Parsons, Davis q
IN
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R2E,R21, A8S az.
IT'S PRESENT,

The Most Successful Fire Insurance Co.
IN AMERICA
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ARRIVALS.
Gen. Anderson, Columbus VIM. White, Paduosh.
shark, New Orleans. Bell Memphis, Memphis.
AJAX, 40 Cumberland, Evansville.
Comet, Grand Tower. A. J. Baker, Pittsburg
Cen Andersce, coiumbus. Vim white, Psducah.
shark, do Comet NemphIs
Sam Brown, DO 4. J. Baker, Hew Orleans.
Cumberland, Evansville
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FOR RENT

NOR RENT.-Three cottages on Eighth, Ninth
IN and Sixteenth street respectively.
jyisdtf GREEN GILBERT. Attys.
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In the Crcu, Court Of Alexander County, September
Term, 1859
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:.sEmI-CENIENNIAL EXPOSE.
IT'S PAST.

''By their fruits We know them.''
Losses Paid In Ffty Years,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

tral VIII greatly duu 10 the revenues OF
the road, then and not until then that
extension will be made; but at this time,
aside from $3.50, 900 voted by Perry county
no movement whatever, I'm that dfrectfon
has been made. AS to the extension OF
the road to Pacucah, what IL thing en-.
tirely too far IN the future for the present
generation to talk about. And these
are the southern connections that st.
Louis enjoys that are to insolate Cairo.
Faugh! ....a.tt
That such connections, II completed,
would be shorter than any Cairo can pro-
vide, is another mistake, into which the
Democrat could scarcely have fallen in
nocently. The distance from st. Louis
to Belmont, via the Iron Mountain rail.
road, is l9t miles. The distance from st.
Louis to Cairo, via the Cairo and st.
Louis railroad is l4c miles. The distance
from Cairo to Columbus is is miles
making total OF los miles from st.
Louis to Columbus via Cairo. II the wri-
ter of the 'Democrap is skilled in the iu-
tricaces of subtraction, he can learn by
employing these figures that Cairo en-
joys an advantage here of 36miles When
the Junction road il built to its lntersec.
ton with the Mobile and Ohio railroad
this advantage Will be Increased six
miles, showing that st. Louis outlet
South via Cairo is " miles shorter than
any other that can be provided, which Is
equivalentto q ssv'ng of twenty per
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

- ALEAANDLN COUNTY, 5
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander County, septeml
Term, 1868.
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AROUND ABOUT CAIRO.

Inc young men Of Goloonda have or
ganized base ball club to which the,
have applied the name "Mayfiowsr,D II
honor, We suppose. Of Josh Throop's n
vorite boat Of that name.
A number Of Paducahitss are rusticat.
ing at Aliens Springs, In Pope county
and, among the names we notice that OF
Capt. Dick Harding. Letters from tina,
locality published In the Paducah Her.
ald,' signed "Traddies," the friend O,
Pip, exhibit the familiar style Of the
Aforesaid.
The corner stone OF new Presbyteriau
church In Golconda Is 10 be laid on
Thursday, the 10th inst, with becoming
ceremonies.
The Golconda Herald says that the
corn crop Of Pope county has already
suffered 50 much from drought that more
than half > crop cannot be gathered,
no odds how favorable the weather may
be henceforward. aeon aoou~,
Inc shawneetown Mercury says
we still insist that q railroad from
Evansville to Paducah Is only imagipa.
~. The people OF Evansville may build
road TO Illinois, and Il Is but self pres.
ervation for them to do II, but we uTfder.
take to say they will never build one 10
Paducah." This is the road for which
the Cairo and Vincennes Is to be aban.
donsd, according to the Evansville Jour.
nal.' As Rags would say: eve can
scarcely see II by those burners.,i
Ask apublisher to give you copy Of
his paper, but never ask merchant to
give you paper Of pins, a paper OF need
les, or a spool Of thread. That would be
monstrously presump,ous. But wherein
lies the difference?
The Shawneet0wn Mercury says that
the corn brop Of Gallatin county will not
furnish over half the average yield. On
the hills there will be little or no corn
The dependence is upon the bottom
lands. Early rains would, however.
greatly help matters.
The Metropolis Times, democratic
paper expresses the opinion that IL Al.
kuykendall Is elected to the Constitution.
u Convention "he will he aeredit to his
'srty' Per contra, the Shawneetowp
Mercury radical paper, ssyl: "Tf be
he wiz have to improve upon his con-
'ressionAl record.r 8
The people Of Paducah are in fret
bout the point selected for the Paducsh
md EliAbefhtown railroad bridge across |
ne Tenntssee river. Theyare holdIng
neetinssto devise means "toremedy the |
vii"
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE kE.
LECT COUNCIL.
Regular rneeting.)

Cairo. nls., August is;h, Isoo.
Present-His honor the Mayor, and
Councilman Barclay, Jorgenson, Martin,
Rearden and Williamson-5.
Committee on Ordinances reported an
ordinance entitled: IAN ordinance In re-
gard to the sale OF fresh meats In the ci-
ty Of Cairo" The ordinance was laid
over for second reading, under the rule.
Councilman Barclay appeared and took
his seat.
An ordinance entitled: IAN ordinance
appropriating money to the Fire Com.
panies Of Cairo" sent from Board Of Al
dermen for concurrence Of Select Coun-
Gil, was read second time, and adopted
as follows:
Ayes-Barclsy, Jorgensen, Martin,
Resrden, WillIameon-5.
Nays-None. rI ED.. .f1... t.Ift
An ordinance entitled: IAN ordinance
for enclosing aud improving st. Mary's
Park, in the city Of Cairo, and to provide
ways aud means to pay for the same, -
sent from Board Of Aldermen for concur
renee Of Select Council, was read second
time. and adopted as follows:
Ayes-Barclay, Jorgensen, Martin,
Rearden, Williamson-5
Nsys-None.
An ordinance providing for the prepa-
ration and use Of license receipt and H..
cense books, was read second time and
sent to Board Of Aldermen for concur
rence, by following vote:
" Ayes-Barclay, Jorgensen, Martin,
IsArien. Williamson--5.
Nays-None.
A motion to concur In action of Board
OF Aldermen sppropristing 81, 7s7 A TO
Cairo and Biandville Turnpike Compa-
ny, was adopted by following vote:
Ayes-Barclay, Rearden, William
sons.
Nays-Jorgensen, Martini
Councilman Rearden presented pay
roll Of Cairo and Blandville Turnpike
Company forlabor on turnpike, amount.
ing to $l,sl4 82. Referred to special
committee Of one from Select Council
and two from Board Of Aldermen, as
follows: Councilman Jorgensen and AL.
dermen Kennedy and Hendricks.
The following resolution was read:
Resolved, by the Board OF Aldermen,
the Select Council concurring, That the
City Tailor be and he il hereby Invested
with all the powers Of Police Consta.
bl o Of che city OF Cairo, without being
entitled however TO demand or receive
any pay for his services as such.
Amended by inserting after the word
"such." the following words: Provided
the authority herein conferred shall on.
ly extend to the detention or re-arresting
of escaped prisoners who have been duly
committed to jail" and asn amended !
adopted. ~ ~, S. q, ny ~ y
Adjourned. 'jNo. Brown,
City Clerk, pro tenn.
"Barrett's" Successful Hair Restors-
Iiya - L
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we announce elsewhere I'm these col.
umns Hon. ". j. Allen as a candidate
for membership In the Constitutional
Convention.
There can be no doubt that Judge AL.
len, II elected, will take leading part
IN the deliberations Of the convention.
He Is scholar In the science of states.
craft, and experience has matured his
Judgment and rioened all his intellectu.
al faculties. Extensively acquainted in
the State, with reputation for political
sagacity and for ability In the profession
OF the law which has made him one of
the noted men Of Illinois, he would stand
In the convention a prominent represen-
tative of Egypt and it's multifarious in
terests, and possessed Of influence sum.
GENTLY potent 10 defeat all schemes con-
cocted for the purpose Of Gripping its en-.
ergies or retarding its progress and de.
velopment.
from his youth up Judge Allen has
consistently acted with Democratic par
ty. When ambition and love Of glory
seduced many Of his party friends to de-
sert the Democratic standard he chung to
1t "closer than q brother and was
found faithful among the faithless; and
this In that hour when desertion OF the
Democracy was rewarded with official
honors and always made thepurse Of the
recreant plethoric with greenbacks. He
fought with stout heart for the princi.
pies to which he was devoted, and re-
ceived from the Republicans abuse ut
once false and malicious. They dipped
their arrows in poison, and showered
them at him with persistent anger. II
may be that this unjust ment, which
enabled him to read his title clear TO the
respect and confidence OF the Democra-
cy, somewhat embittered him against
Radicalism, and had q tendency to i'm
press upon his mind the belief that no
good thing can come out OF that Naza-
reth; but IL has not made him the ene-
my OF his fellow.citizens who follow af.
ter the Radical will-o'.the wisp, and who
would honor themselves In this represen-
tative district by rising above prejudice
and giving their ballots to Judge Allen,
who has marked ability, q compliment
we could scarcely pay TO any representa-
tive Radical Of this district In Judge
Allen. as member OF the convention,
his constituents would ind worthy re-
Able and self.reliant, he
IS not one Of those who walk behind
events crying: "Come back % and weep
ng over the good times gone, but one
Who works In the ''liviDg present." ia
ting matters as he finds them, confident |
hat all things will work for good In the
nd. In the "new departure" Of the na.
ion and parties Judge Allen will not,
We are confident, prove himself to be
Aggara.
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Cairo and Me h man Trade.

The Fairy Queen, John Young master,
has commenced running as packet
between Cairo and Hickman. She is q
boat well adapted to the trade-runs well
and cheaply, has sufficient cabin accom-
odations and is In every respect sound
and reliable. We hope the merchants
and business men of Hickman and Cairo
will concentrate their patronage on the
Fairy Queen, and crown Captain
Young's experiment with success.
There IL demand for such packet, and
by uniting upon it all the business legit.
imstsly belonging to the trade II will be.
come permanent fixture. .r-rl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-14

II you want good stove, or tInware
hoIlow-ware. copper or sheet-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything Ia that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue
beteen Eleventh and Tw~lhh street,
where he has moved to, a. Il fitted up the
IargeS' and most complete shop In
Southern Illinois.
Particular attention given to steam.
boat and mill work, copper smithing
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
oreecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
apr2id6m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-14

Inc weather Is almost clear and m.
pressively warm except In pos;t;on.
where the ever constant breeze from thu
Misslssippi has full sweep A light rain
ieil this forenoon, but done no good tow.
Aras towering the temperature.
Inc mississippi and Missouri continue
raiiing' and the officers OF the Luminary
report only seven feet water 10 St. Louis.
me ohio too is falling at all points,
with "a inches to Pit,sburg and four feet
nve Inches In the canal at Iouisville and
the same at Pittsburg Bar.
Here the river has fallen tyeiva ,noh.
ches since last report.
Business Is fair, and the regular mack.
cts all bring good trips for resh,pment
which goes forward with more disnatcb
th an some weeks since.
Our young friend, w. I. Rudd. has
connected himself with Capt. Chas n
hlnde. Ia The general steam boat ticket
agency business at Cairo. Mr.. Rudd is
an accomplished young gentleman. and
mas ,s, nad u large business experiences. and
MI prove valuable acquisition to Cant.
iihue. we commend him to the Kind.
'onsueratlon OF Mckee, and wiah
MIN eminent success.-EvansviIie Jour
Mckee extends greeting to friend
Rudd, who is not entirely a stranger 70
cairo, and whose social and business.
qualifications not only deserve but will
command the "emInent SUCCESS we wisb
him.
The White, Captain Northern, Is In.
regular Paducah packet this evening.
The Cumberland Is the packet for
Evansville today.
The Belle Memphis leaves this evening
Ior memphis, and the Thompson Dean
for New Orleans.
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False Ovthorvavhv.


Alarge majority Of the letters intended
Tor this post Office delivery are addressed
Cairo. Illinois," but to show that some
Of them do not bear that direction, and
that this world is given to BAD spelling
AS well As to lying, we append the foil.
owing efforts Of individuals who. no
doubt, would be MORALLY insul,ed, II
anybody should intimate that they csn't
spell: Caro-. Carow, Carlo, Cairoe, Csroe.
kiro, Kairow, Keighrough, Karoe.
karow, Rairoe. oharoe, Csirowe, Kayro,
kyroe. Chayrow, and Kro.
We have In our possession an enveIop
bearing the following address:
"MR. BRAcLY BnoTHERs,
Whole and retale Drugisters,r
And another
"MoxAIRI,
@ Keighro, Ealinnoize."
All OF which 90 TO show that some
folks are faulty In their photography.
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Barreasn is warranted.


Mr.. John e. White il splicting sub
scriptions TO Tbeoohilus Parsons new
work entitled the claws OF Business. ,,
The author Is An eminent professor of
law In Harvard University, Il and is not,
BY any means, before the public As a
law writer for the first time. The book
In question should find place on the
desk OF every merchant and business
man. and In every family and law library
In the city. 1t embodies, in q clear and
comprehensive style, all the forms, rules,
decisions and principles OF the laws Of
business that obtain In this country and
vast fund Of iniomation that every
intelligent man. should acquire
1t contains and presents In the clesrest,
piainest. and most precise manner, all
those rules and principles which regulate
social intercourse, andgovern every kind
OF businsss, with f.,ll directions for every
transactiou.--It expiAtns the nature Of
every kind OF coDtrsct. conveyance, and
legal obligation. II gives directions to
magistrates. to adm Illustrators and execu.
tors, tolAndlords and tenants, TO guardi-
ans and wards. 10 buyers and sellers,
agents and principals. debtors and credi.
tors, to trustees, common carriers. TO In
solvents, to Insurers and underwriters, to
inventors, authors, partners, clerks, cor.
porations, and shareholders, and all who
have any business 10 tsahssct. IA aardi
.ss 1t Is not only local Ia Its nature, but is
equally useful In any part Of the United
States The forms IL gives have stood
the test ofths closest judicial investigs-
ton, and are, OF themselves, Of incalcul.
able value to every man engaged In any
a the, ordInary business avocations OF
the day. We are quite confident that a
brief examination Of Its pages will assure
any intelligent person that is work
that he cann.t afford to do without 1t
can be had only through agents. IH Iu
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CASH ASSETS. ss,sSa,sss -

Thrsefoarths OF the Insurance Companies charl
.rrcd nave fsled, proving the mistakes and difcni-
ues OF profession based on Calamity ami mi.sss
June with an important part Of its development in o
sphere OF broad human beneyolepce. 10 Is rare an
uncommon event for one OF these Institutions Is
make rs fiFTiFTH ANNA report, and ths, sasie-
factory one-mother oflfe's planes, old lessons Il.
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Notice.

All persons owing me taxes, notes, due
bills, cor otherwise, are hereby notified 10
settle Immediately, as I have to settle
with the auditor, county and school su.
perintendent.
Agl3 81 L. II. MYERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
80, tie Cons,i,uss.na, C.uy..,,..

-" he Sonstftunsmal Conveusfsu
We are ".'.'oriEed to announce tho Hon. Willisn
j. Allen a. candidate for nenbcrahip In tho cons,
tn'ionAl Convention rom the First Ropreseutatiy.
District con- posed Of the countie. Of Union. A,.,sr
der and PULASKI, subject 10 tho decision OF tho Demo
cratic party. ami. "a.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-14

Merchants, grocers and others In the
possession Of perishable goods which
they are anxious to dispose OF, should
avail themselves OF our local columns.
Local items in the Bulletin are read by
everybody, and as our charges are very
reasonable, 1t is matter Of surprise that
our business men do not more generally
adopt that method for advertising goods
which will not bear keeping.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-14

Tho Evansville Journal rinsists that
the Cairo d vlncennes railroad has beer
abandoned. There u an ignorance or
mslignity 10 this that 10 entirely iusx.
cusabls There are, Ut this time, one
thousand i've hundred laborers at work
on the line, the grading IL fully half
dons' and, all along the line the work n
progressing with greater visor than ever.
The rumored embarrass ment OF General
Burnside caused four sub-contractors 10
TO suspend operations, and from this cir.
eumstance the Evansville and Paducah
papers flew to the conclusion that the
road would not be built. An order for
the resumption OF the work these con.
tractors had abandoned was given nearly
week ago, and every man returned to
IL; and now the work Is progressing
more favorsbly than ever Within six
ty days from this date construction trains
will be placed on this end Of the line.
1.-THE Journal 10 disposed 70 act with
ordinary fairness toward the people of
Southern Illinois who are deeply inter
ested In the success Of this road, II win
CORRECT the falsehood IL has persisted in
circulating for days and days after every
shadow Of foundation for II was re.
moved. 61s 90. s..f l'.ls. i SIS. ~ vi.
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IT'S FUTURE

Usefulness and day must be shaped and me.,u.ss
only by tho wealth and growth OF our country
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LOCAL NEWS.
"Barrett's'' is unsurpassed.

Cincinnati Lager Beer, just received,
at Louis Herberts, Ohio Levee. aug10wl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-14

CLANS and Lake Fish, at Louis Herb.
ers, Is Ohio Levee. augl0wl
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Agents ia all the principal Cities and Towns.
ales and terms as liberal consistent With iuod-
crate profit and Substantial security,
Stafford, Morris a Caudee
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Asssssme.s fer 1859

Notice 10 hereby given to all parties
concerned that the assessment roll for
statsand county taxes for the year 1869
n now deposited In the County Clerks
once, where the same may be examined,
and all persons having complaints to
make may lay them before the County
Court TO be holden at the Court House
on the first Monday in september next.
- w. A. REpMAS,
Assessor OF Alexander County.