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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05
Is reading the adventures of the

Is reading the adventures of tht
Powell Colorado expedition one il
Slied with amaxement At the wonderful
features of scenery depicted As the ex-
petition progressed on its voyage OF
discovery. Says the leader of the ex-
petition in q late letter: The seen
cry Was on a grand scale, and never
before did live in such an ecstacy for
an entire month" Another member of
the expedition says: "Aod nov, as We
looked down the long vista of the mar
row canyon, while we were sliding
down an Inclined plane, in fact, ''coast-
ing" the walls seemed to meet where
the river turned round . short bend
the water was lost from sight, and the
earth had opened, we imagine, to gulp
Us down. The illusion is dispelied As
We round the bend of the river, and
dsshing through a succession of break
efs, We suddenly debouched into a
beautiful valley" Imagine the Col
oradO gliding, sometimes calmly and
sometimes at the rate of a mile a min
ute, and often plunging down twelve
or fifteen feet in the distance of one
hundred yards among roeks-imagioe
tais river running for one hundred |
niles in a canyon the red sandstone
walls Of which vary from 100 to 500
feet 10 height on either side, and We
have something of a mental picture of
one phase Of our magnificent Western
scenery.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

ERw VoLUns.-The Stockton indie.
pendent has catered upon its seven
tsenth rcfame aud Gays:
ame with better support, . more
generous and indulgent patronage,
aore favorable surroundings. and a
brighter prospect than have been accor.
ded to the opening of any preceding
volume.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

We have opened trade with Chicago
and find we can buy printing paper in
that city for less 10 greenbacks than we
have paid gold for in San Francisco
And, notwithstanding the fact that the
Central Pacific Railroad forced US to
pay gold fr-ights on our FIRST shipment
all the way through from Chicago 10
Promontory Point-it came through at
less cost than We can receive the same
to-day from San Franciseo.-In!and
Empire
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05
In Paris, recently, a cartman va

IN Paris, recently, a cartman was
beating his poor horse abOminahly
A humane mason, shocked by the
cruelty, interfered TO step il, and, find
ing words useless, began to pouad the
cartman over the head Hence row,
arrests and the Police Court Why
are these men here ?" asked the mag
istrate. 'Sir." responded the police
man, 81 arrested this cartman for
beating a beast, aid this mason for
beating a brute. 1t is case of cruelty
10 animals
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

ANOTHER death from the careless use
Of kerosene occurred recently in Illinois
Mrs. Lewis was terribly burned Ly
she explosion of q kerosene can, and
died in a few hours afterwards. from the
effects of her injuries, after suffering
the mos, agOnizing pains. /. appears
That she Was lighting fire in stove.
sad to hasten it, poured kerosene oil
upon The fuel from a can, which ignit-
ing, exploded and set FIRE to her cloth
ing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

Sacramento, Cal, August IA
car load of fruit of different kinds will
leave for the Eas. on Tuesday over the
Pacific Railroad, and another car load
will be dispatched TO Promontory.
By the freight train last evening about
go Pacific Railroad laboress were
heoaghs TO this city.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

THR SPRAsUE CAsE.-A Chicago
paper has the following:
.Sprague does not yield gracefully to
the Court award of 40, 900 of bis estate
10 Mrs Craig for failing to marry her
he has taken the question to the Su-
preme Court Of Illinois for final adjust
ment. If he has counsel who know
how to avail themselves skiilfuiiy OF
the law, Miss Crsig will stand a good
chance OF being sray-headed before she
touches dollar OF ttat money-!f she
e-er touches it Law, as W. know, is
a grea, thing. A Turkish Cadi wouli
soon settle the dispute-aid no doub:
justly.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

CLAPP, Government Printer, in de-
fance of the rules and regulations OF
the National typographical Union, has
taken eigh. apprentices into his ofice,
t~o of whom are negroes.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

Ar one Of the last bull fights in Mad
rid, one of the most puguacious and
stubborn was called Andrew johnson.
This horned Andrew johnson died game
after ripping up the bellies Of several
horses aud hurting the matadore twice
into the air.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

Fsox Wits Prss.-A dispatch from
Treasure City, dated August Sd has
tae following:
All the principal mines except the
Eaerhaidt started up work yssserday 81
81 wages. The Uea were not molested.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

TsB elevated railway 10 New York
approaches completion, aud it 10 said
will be open for travel on the LIST Of Oc-
tober. If . single track illustrates the
utility of the plan, . double track will
be Immediately laid.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

A State may stand for time on linn
tied euffrsge, just as pyramid may be
poised for a time on its apex, but both
are certain TO topple over. They can
stand securely 90 their broad base only.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

Az infant near Atlanta swallowed
several percussion caps, the other day
and came very near going OF.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

SHALL Pox.-The Virginia Eoterprise
reports four cases Of this distAle l0N
in that city.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05

General Rosecrans is in San Fran
cisco.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-05
JONATHAN HEATH.

INFORMATION WANTED Or JONATHAN
l. HEATH, Of whitefeld, Maine. Supposed
10 have been living for years at or near Car.
500 CITY. Pisass 1ddfsa hi. sister. .-aa
|. assl,a ROXAHNk HEATH.
iY1fslW eAn Innciseo k0sg4Ahee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02
TrTsnAY. IEnErARY 2.

Atle O'clock % Che Etrhaage Ssr"oa Ne 100 B-oaiuaT
LANCE sAlR OF go lorS AZ nay MuGK on CJWEN
UOVEN AND DrUAN1-A AVIS, AND ON rLAuEi PlA, hkOOh-
LYN. AM NET.Y ORK.plACk. AND JoHNhphAFh
tarks ont - tlc titF H o. t2 rr'u14
IA cvtusn 10 Fon ina Whrh 90 al hr nook l.rrsi
suf from fteeu 10 twenty wah from e har Ridge frJ,
winch krs Us tastrnrsrs WiihH thirty marias t1 Nhst fsrrr
sut t part Of shat uv1 are o. TIE ' 81 bIoot
I'm FnJ psf remain Ga bond ard m"tflF"
Ut o. DE ttrf of HHcfH1te
II Nn-t.-.-., nt..ra- ~ So % rr.-.t Ns.-lnI-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02

TDINLMT VNl 0NLI W ITTTIV'VU ~ :,
EFry a. Aa-a-e Cellar ~ West Fafrrrth stt b. order ~
fe hsirs tt- estate Of hEhlAN bhutN dsrs1sri hpHs
U NrttrH T. a. WILEiNsL VII skill 81 AUCTION 90 MUS
At Iglusry q O'Clock, tle hIelaHss rtoan. DO W
Brolasr b. the heirs 10 coss bs etaIs Of HE'AH bI
~,
NNnENLANB-rbe lot % LAID, With the Bdh brlLDIN0
thereon n. Mnilerssr long Claire btoHnt to-es
ss" Lot font 20 @ 20 iuehrs rv.f ~ oe luch
on westerly s.ie. AMI 81 irtt ! ffh 90 essusry hHt .
CEDAKSlIAo LOT 81 LAND sh ne Brct hlpkh hrfeoh NO
70 Csrs Of the above lo2 i-rt %; ue' i"hi 70 @
10 inches 81 feet u inches on ~s''r' sole aHs ~ ''s' '' 90
eastrr.s SIDE "a. ,---.---. 49,
M tod NJ. 1913
feet ~ thtre Lot 2riJ Get tha
SIXTY ER CENT Of tie puobac mouJ rcsn 90 b'u1 ao
EortFsge q. 10, ,-..,. A..
u nm particulars aud maps Hpp afhe once oftte Aur'"1sr M
l.es.L Esv York Of EEAKfo, bOJIHMAlb ChOAl No
stW.it son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02
No., MmEls.- Aa.tIol..f

MOS 22G pos go, and PIP EhZabeth.-E. IL.
~ IB1w 60 viii s a. suction en- THURSDAY lrn Do il -
n cors 81 the KIchabrs 30 IA brasay Trinity bd
iu.I. Nrv-lorrs - - 90.
TIZABEl sTThs vslube PLOT ~ ground tHosu a. ko 2t
EIaheft sie. bftusrn fTrrs rf Hoe
tf. Es~ery Pnsfy bu a ieet au n rst
e. III souts side 20 Nav J. ll lhf bold
i 6org g. hs t.us coll et Dc prpsJ. fhf per
- can remain The is Do OBJ u 90 bet haf
80 't,,.s. ~. pas 81 tCDi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02
t. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, ., 1869.

Smastmrnis. I
4 CADENY OF MUSIC
II ITALIAN OPERA SEASON OF 1862
Consisting Of
TWENTY NIGHTS
aud
GRAND BAL, D'OPERA.
OPENING NIGHT
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.
NOTICE
Subscribers and the public large respectfully Informed there
viii DO Lat 100
THREE REGULAR OPERA NIGHTS,
AND
MATINEE EACH WEEK.
These Opera Nights being each
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
Subscribers for the entire Season will entitled Admission Tickets
10 the
BAL D'OPERA,
which Win take place
EASTER TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1860.
Prices Of Subscription for the Nights and tho
Pal UOprra
Boxes containing Pour With Admission according Location
fiom SfGO TO $500.
Choice Seats IN Psrquee bres Cce with Twenty Admissions
. $40.
rOX OFFICE now OfhN FOR SUBSCRIPTION,
srd Subscription Books will until SATURDAY 9Th Of
FEBRUARY when The sale Tor nights will begin at the regular
Ticket OdceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02

Mile TOsTBB in her great role Of BoULoTTB
Sale oreseyed seats Monday morning. February h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02


SPLENDID FARMS-In Somerset County.
B.. JAGCES No 30 Broadway.
Sutton SALTS Of geaI Gslals.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auetouser
A UCTIoN SALE
Ga CENTRAL PARK LOTS.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, 2. r. WILKINS L Co
i'll cell at Auction
On MONDAY FEB. Is.
at IL o'eOch the Exchange SaeOoH broadway
sIXTY-FoUR CENTRAL PARK LOTS.
comprising
THE ENTIRE BLOCK BOUNDED By THE EIGHTH AND NINTH.
AYES, SEVENTEEN AND SEVENTY FInsrsTs..
TO BE SOLD IN LOTS.
EIGHT specially prominent
CENTRAL PARK FRONTS.
The title Of the premises being portion oftae
... HARSEE ESTATE,
and f abstract prepared BY wcors and
BOVINE viii furnished TO each Of the purchasers charge
Twothi Of tie purchase may remain On bond and mortgage
ADRIAN H. MULLEu. Agcloa,y.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON
BROADWAY
woETnsTs
TO BE
LEASED AT AUCTION.
ADRIAN II. MULLER r. Il WILKINS L Co.
will lease auction,
TUESDAY Feb. l6. a u O'Clock,
81 The Exchange SaesToom No III broadway,
by ORDER or TIKI VNDKRSIGNED, A COMMITTEE OF
THE BOARD or GOVERNORS or TIKI SOCIETY
or THE HEwY0RK HOSPITAL.
THE FIFTY.EIGHT LOTS
COMPRISING
ALMOST THE ENTIRE BLOCK
bounded by
BROADWAY, CHURCH. DUANE AN0 woRTHsTS
viii bo
LEASED At AUCTION
tie above mentioned dsJ.
This prop eTy located the ofle heavy business Of the city
bgb ground with dry sandy soil and surrounded BY frstass In
proyemen will be o. 81 years. With the riuAl
renewal and viii be similar n those made By tue
SAILORS ESUG HARBuR"
which have rys considered favorable M the lessee The
advantage ofhong long property the business portion Of
e city the large bonus ut has been pad M those
made By Sailors Sung shor amounting 10 almost 10
the value Of the fee leasing the abuvedebe property Al
suction viii afford opporur that I'll probability vii never arau
occur o procuring bue es must from the constantly
Increasing property In this city soon be worth
large premium, s,pecay 81 tbs property is b. law
BXEMPTBD FROM TAXATION
JANE, W. BrEENAE,
JutN DAVID WOLlK,
EOET l. LtvlNGSrON.
JACHSnE s scHILrl
LANES BROWN
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DY JAMES NJ. MILLER, Anctionccr.

ths EFcsus Ner1'a. No ~ brotiHat 10 ne
Irscl1u
hr arfr o. he Caurt. ---..
SALISBURY MILLS NANuFALIIglNG CONAN tttAIfu
AT SALISBURY MILLS. 0aANGL tOlNll. hEh y ORB. AbOl j
b MfiES FROM BfEsH. ON TiiK fuiK hAfthoAu Ia.
rop@fv ~ i nrrt arrrs ofuguou'
,,st nspot r~ stone IT, OIL fr~i square
M ae healed utalf iolt vh steam. ed htt sh
lltort power Eiram ealr Nugsit
raettl, Folrinaff far hsehoe asa AZ psns. @
fr ~ Hnruieiufe e Pr
srn pspsr also bairbauss. boiler ashaas bleach b" sr
da poser water slrc, tr gas l"t gaslsi AL
s. dFcug Houe ttofshouso. ssFtAn stables
frrr tlre SC, SC. -. =. q,
pasf o. NATHANIEL JAENfN jr Receiver Room ~ ~ lr
Han BANGS skDGWCk hoEl H. AuoIueis Tor h'ss' No
Bs8adwaT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02

DY WYCKOFF * LITTLE
I'D AUCIONERgS AND RIAL ESTATE hBOhEES,
BraU.lyn and No 70 tci1st, New OK
sales Of Real Estate a. CITY SasooH Bfolvn 'ad te9irge
Real Ettte huF a. sn of etrbsrF Frup
sy reuted collected Prpe Para property specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02
9orsl' TIEs, 4Sitie 2; 2, = 7,

EXECUTORS' SALE of DESIRABLE BUSI-
= NESS PROPERTY BROADWAY CROSBY; NEW Bi369 ,,
CANAL and LIBERTYsyTS and MAIDEN LANE.-E ~ LUDLOW
Co vii sell TUESDAY, Feb 1909 % y O'clock O.,
Satruo No Jul B0a1EAy ~ oIlef o. he %
lhrsi.ls g.. Guulhrr. deresofd: 49,
tANos 50l aud :Oi runuing through u CfostyI ~
rtt nfft co feet by 40 feet dep.
gOAT Sr-Sos 50 81 and %, through % No 50 NevSt
M4TDEN-i.tS E-Eo. 20. through 90 No ~ L1rrgFL
~ ff~ST.-Nst SO ald ai2, near Greenele a.
particular and bookmsls, which GRO nov really ilpy 70
LII. ..tLn.-rr Nn 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02
60 yrt

I OFFS TO LET-NO. z WOrth-st. near
BoaGwsy; sOHiO Go an elegant G beys IN
heIoR ATIT "a J. G. AYEE Co. Lowell, Mas.
THyn RENfV-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02

TOR SALE-At MOTrlStOWn, NeW-JeTSey, INC
County PLACE o. the Booreu Graves e'usbus 90
and upwards, about % miles from zoe depot Iaee are 90 G
premises costly Mansion House VIII a moirH i'm
roveuenis Farm house. harm. grapelouse greers"1- ara zee
house fed a necessary outtnurss The building st
ground exceeli j. addition 90 The ourr access To- aa
f1m place road passing uucr railroad bulge tis trl
jey made tins ohYaur tie crossing rsd e.
YoI iur,c part euars apy to r. fM5EI, EaeclioI No s. N
Nau.st. The Iamiou,e on TIE prem sca
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08
DlvED NEWS. 90 81 q
r''' I''' 4 r.: =: 49,: Z: - -. ..s'-s 81

The weather conunues clear ana pless'
ant, on. e.ou.y "'ne warmer
Inc 'i'ss's.'PP' " su' !sosv,ms ~ St'
LOUIS, ana soove, ~ua .ne m'Ssouri Is
"Miiins a. ,A' - hes.a tod
Inc On'o - I1s.nx ~ r'.s""rs WIN
'MI sevsu 'ee' III 'ne 'nuu" "a
mere the rive, nss 'A''e" 'o"' 'nenes'
but whl p!ooao,y come 10 ssna To-
ns"S ~"'""o"'~ts''f"r~ss"n"-
'n ,r ..,... 49,. AAAL
~. ss,,s,. - - a'. 10y "y sSws-
pap.s s..s S IN
49,, 49, 49,. g - VINO
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

In the production OF strawbe rries, that
portion OF Egypt lying between villa
Ridge. and DuQuOin. beats the world
There In no doubt about It. Look ut
these figures, and then question the rs
sertiVn u you can . 4|ie@
The fruit train commenced running
between Cairo and Chicago ON the 18th
ult., and 1t the close Of the ensuing week
had landed In Chicago 45s, 452 pounds Of
Egyptian strawberries. Here are the
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

This IL equal to 22s tons or $3.50 BUSH
els. Besides this, Cobden sent one car
load . day direct 70 New York In refrige.
Let u now take pecunisry squirt at
this business. The cost OF one quart Of
berries in Chicago Is
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

rssaas anA nsabsss. 1850
The removal Of Mr.. H. N. Hulen from
Commercial avenue tn the large three
story brick building adjoining the City
National Bank has already been poticsd
in these columns; bsrt the character Of
his stock and his facilitiss Tor the trausl
action Of wholesale grocery, commis-
sion and produce business have not bsen
noticed a. they deserve. ,
The store-room, which Ii ON limo
with the top Of the lsvee, and only few
feet from the railroad track, IL one hund-
red feet IL depth, and IL now veil filled
with all kinds Of groceries, provisiOns,
ETC., necessary for either . wholesale or
retail trade. Receiving consignmsnts
by rail, he can readily transfer them 10
ware-rooms above or below by means Of
hosting apparatus, or convey them to
teams In the rear, which oan approach 70
the back door along good wagon way
on the railroad strip. He has storage
capacity, and the very best too, for humid
reds oftons Of anything In the line Of
Hour, produce, dried fruits, etc., that may
be sent to him on commission. For His
country patrons who may bring
In their teams, he has excellent
conveniences, such ~ ample sits.
Bile room, horse racks, etc., oil Of
which may be freely used
without money and without price.
This Is feature that our country people
will be sure not to overlook.
The central location Of the building. It's
proximity to the steamboat landing and
railroad depots, render IL unquestiona-
bly, one Of the best business stands, II not
the very best, IN the city. Country cor
respondents, therefore, who have any
goods they desire sold on commission,
could pstronise no house IN the sity, that
would serve them moro promptly and
satisfactorily. NJ. Hslsu r. one Of our
most active, wids.awaks business men,
veil known 10 10th town end esunsyy,
and enjoys Feputatjen In commercial
circles second 70 that q no other pssson
In the city. .t.ssa .sssai ~ ~ osi p.
While In heavy groceries he win b
able to serve hs patrons on terms ~ nd
vsntageous - any other house In the city
osn afford, he win surpass In the line oi
light groceries, shelf goods, dried fruits
provisions, produce, etc. Being now
fully installed 10 his new quarters, and
prepared to serve wants In his line In the
most acceptable manper, he hopes :,
greet his old customers frequently and q
large addition Of new ones , Rememoel
the place, ~ Ohio Levee, next door Il
the City National Bank. 1t
Hall ~ he ~. Charles Ihursday Might
A ball IN honor OF the opening Of tn,
Cairo Tobacco market, or rather for thu
entertainment Of the stranger drawn 4
the civ thereby, who may remain owe
for the second days sales, will be give
In the 1T. Charles Hotel, on Thursda
evcnfog the lOsb iDss.
Gentlemen have assumed the manage
ment OF the affair, who know exactly
how to carry such occasions through to
successful conclusion. Turnout ant
greet our guests with kind greeting.
L -------S--------
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08
LOCAL NEWS.



The Cairo Plsntsn' Tobacco Wasshousc
Company have secured the invaluable
services Of Mr.. william g. Mcclure, late
Of GAINESVILLE, Tennessee. Mr.. Mcclure
IL an old operator In tobacco, having de.
voted twenty three years Of his life to
that business. To him belongs the hon
or Of establishing the market in Clarks-
vile, Tennessee---now the main prop OF
that city. I Oh. ..iI..4.,r .iiarf
Mr.. Mcclure Is widely known among
the planters OF Tennessee and Kentucky,
and Is deservediy popular wherever
known. In the neIgbboring sections Of
these States, and elsewhere rs occasion
demands, he viii opevate In the inter.
est Of the Cairo Planters Tobacco
Warehouse Company. He Is gentle.
man upon whose Judgment and repre-
ssntations his acquaintanccs implicitly
rely; and that he will do good work for
our tobacco market we are significantly
assured already
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

The Illinois Central Railroad company
will extend FREQ passes 70 Chicago tobac-
co buyers who may desire 70 attend the
tobacco sales in this city on next Thurs-
day. saei onaai
This is right, and shows that the Iii.
nois Central 10 fully equal to the necss-
sites Of the times. With such generous
assistance ~ this, what can hinder our
tobacco market from being . success.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

Total cost per quart. 81 cents.
During the first week Of the season the
average price obtained was 20 cents per
quart. We have, then. clear profit Of
III cents per quart to the producer.
Now In 456, 452 pounds there are about
2s2, 200 quarts. These cost tue producer
the sum Of ~. 7s7,0o The gross amount
realized by him from sales is $5s, 440, 90.
Deduct the cost from this sum and We
have . net profit ofsaa, 7Os, O0--whieh any
one will coussss b . very handsome
weeks work In the article Of strawbsrs
ries! aa,. t.ieI
BY this time fully one hundred thous.
and dollan worth Of strawberries have
been forwarded from Egypt to the Chi.
ca9o market! Our friends abroad will
make . note Of thia
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

Connecting atSt. WI
Northern Line Packet Company,
Keokuk Packet Company, rI.s.
Omaha Packet Company,
and vs-teas Railroad Lance.
AtMemphis with
Memphis and white River Packet Co..
Arkansas River Packet Csnpany,
Memphis and charlessen q. r.,
and Mississippi q Tennessee R.R
A. vicksbarg with
Yasoo River Packets, and
vicksburS and Meridian 1silrsaa,
Givns through bills lading and tickets to oil avsshs
CHAs. 7. HINpE, General Agsst.
once on whari-bost
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08
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Gel asss's 0agAs nsDaeesa.
II h not unknown 10 most Of our local
readers that Col. Bloo has for . long
time bsen suiIsrlng fFom cataract that
finally involved both At his syss. During
the past year his lsft eye has been en-
tirsly sishtlsss, asd 6ssliug the progress
Of the other organ 10 ths same end was
sure, although not rapid, he determined
to risk surgical operation. This ope-
ration was performed BY Dr. Neihouse Of
st. Louis, yesterday one week. The lsfs
eye was entirely destroyed by the opera.
ton; but the cataract was successfully
removed from the right eye, so that the
sight IL again quite perfect. The sacri-
nee Of the left eye b moro than compen.
stated by the restoration Of the right one.
Recourse to the knife was the last resort,
and the Colonel doubtless approached
II with grave misgivings a. to the result.
We congratulate him on the fortunate
issue; and sincerely hope the relief In
permanent.
Pitcher 4 Henry receive eonsign-
naents Of strawberries from Villa Ridge
every evening. Although not the largest,
they are the richest favored berries we
have used this season.
HsW Deeds, Yashienable and Reasonable.
II the ladies of Cairo desire new goods,
freshly opened, and direct from the best
Eastern markets they should 60 to He'll
bron 4 Wells, No. IA Commercial Ave-
nue.. New styles OF dress goods, new
trimmings. fresh and unhandled are
there in ABUNDANCE Call early and
secure q pick while everything Is fresh.
This Ii the latest arrival of spring and
summer goods In the city, ard as Messrs
H. b w. are certain that ii embraces
much that has meyer before, bsen seen In
the Cairo market, they cordially invite
everybody to call Cd them, Unqusstion,
able bargains will be given. In fact
patrons will not only secure goods that
they have seen for the first time, fresh
seasonahle and IN style, but at the very
lowest prices ruling in the city. Again
we say, call soon and look at the new
goods. IT.
Tohscco has bsen coming in lively to
day. Several arrivals were noted yes
terday, and we hear Of more to come
That's the they way to do 1t.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-08

photographs, executed in the highest
style ofthe art AZ Belrs gallery corner
Of Eighth and Levee streets, at 50 per
dozen. Je5Iw