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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03
FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Two buildings Dcsiroycd--Wn well
Applied

About o'clock this morning two story
frame building on Ninth street, between Com
mercial and Washington avenues, was discov-
cred to be on fire. The alarm was sounded,
and the changing bells soon reused the sleep
ing neighborhood, and brought hundreds of
citzcns to the spot, among the first our wide
awake iiremen The building being entirely
Of wood, light and tinderish, burned so rap
idly as to place its rescue entirely beyond the
reach of human agencies. The flames were
encouraged in thair destructive course by n
strong wind but ,hey were neither too fierce
nor furious fo5i - trcmen to assail. They
went TO work, tt.n,oughs and Arabs, assisted
Ivy the opparatusM Feuchtcr II Cos brew
cry, and accomplished results of which any
hremcn might feel proud. The building in
which the fire caught, which was II mass of
flame when the first water was thrown upon
it, was, of course, consumed and small one
story frame adjoining was in part burned;
but third frame, standing within five or six
feet Of the last was saved, uninjurcd The
fro that involved the second building was ac-
tually drowned out, and the neighboring
property so played upon, the while, as to es-
cape unscorchcd.
The building in which the fire originated,
belonged TO Mr.. James sullivan, who resides
on Twenty-seventh street and was occupied
by couple Of negro families. For the origin
of the fire there is no satisfactory explanation
The negroes were delinquent in the payment
of rent and sullivan being in Strengthened
circumstances insisted upon payment. He
visited the house on u dunning expedition
yesterday evening, and receiving neither
money nor satisfaction, threatened the me-
groes with an cjectment from the premises.
We are informed, in fact that quite an angry
alteration followed, and that one OF the dnr-
kics becoming insolent, received "a bat on the
knob. Upon these facts some people base the
conjecture that the negroes in spirit Of re-
sentiment, fired the building.
Tho adjoining building, Of which only a
charrcd she'll Temains was owned and occu-
pied by Charlie. Helfrch, butcher. lie sue
cocded in savin, the contents
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03
Thanks 40 Carroll.

An unexpected opposition to further APP
! preparations to the Hibernan Fire Company
| developed itself in the City Council sometime
ago, which threatened for time 10 defeat
further allowances, and resulted, anyhow, in
delaying the payment of those due, u period
of several months. Alderman Carroll, con-
ceving that the efficiency of the company
was disturbed by the Withholding of the al
lowances, insisted upon their payment, his
efforts finally being fully crowned with sue
cess. Approaching the friendship Of Mr..
Carroll, and the value of his services in their
behalf the company passed, at late meeting,
the following resolution of thanks, introduced
by Jimmy English:
Resolved, That we the members of tho Hi
bernian Fire Company, No T. do hereby ten
der to Mr.. James Carroll alderman from the
Fourth Ward, all expression of our sincere
gratitude aud heartfelt thanks, for the active
persistent aud efficient part taken by him 10
procure from the city the three quarterly in
stalments due this company, forming in the
aggregate the sum of three hundred dollars
Resolved, That this acknowledgement Of
thanhs be spread upon the eomPanys records,
and that the Secretary cause its publication
in the CAIRO EVENING BULLETIN.
Tho Hibernians are brushing up We un-
dcrstand with view to prove by their works
that they are neither disorganizcd nor democrat
lied. They have very good reputation,
running back seven or eight years, which they
are unwilling shall be blasted, because it
would please two or three individuals 10 have
IL
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03

some Of our city papas have al utter con-
Sempt for Cushing. manual, and for parlia-
mentary laT generally 1t restraints the free
dom of action and u.s. therefore, entirely ig-
nor.I by ,hcm.
AN0V, 'wo months ago, on the motion of
Alderman Gibson, Alderman Susanka was
fined five dollar for ob.enting himself from
a regular meeting. At the council meeting
M on Monday night "a motion to remit Mr..
Su,anko fine was made, when Gibson took
the Ao0r aud ail "Gentcmcn, ~ | was the
man who made the motion upon which the
6uc Wa, assessed, ! ao,C Wiihdrar that my-
don! Ana On this way the mnttcr wa. dis
posed off, rariiumcntarians who hold to the
notion tha, tho mover lose, the control Of his
motion the moment it is acted upon, can see
,ov whl. wi.ral'. tlick-hcads they are.
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LnmI. Hcrbert,s Re.t.u,nni.

The high reputation enjoyed by Louis Her
bet, as rc.taurateur, Is deserved. His
place Of business, under Walker ~ Si,son :.
IS well furnished kept in clean, orderly
manner, and i. irequentcd by the best elias, Of
citiyon. aud strangers, lie keeps all tholux-
uric. a.vay- ug 10 she time IN natter Of
eatablc,, employs the very best cooks, aud is
exceedingly attentive and courtcou, to hi,
pstron'.
We commend Herbert, establishment 20
all who can appreciate a good square meal,
\ frs' r.a lunch and gen,lcman.y treat
ment.
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Climatic Irregularities.

Ihe ircrfhsr---well ftho Bulletin were
q morning paper SOC -huuld give a.. weather
shc -u-hy for th,n & would have two or
tArey hour. iu which to change between the
moment of ow writing and tho t.u. .a.
paper delivery into the bands Of the reader.
But the 'bailetn. being an evening paper, We
c." i.i wn ~tapc. upon all atmospheric
dodsa. ly waiting until the hour Of going 10
pres before venting a single remark on ,hc
subject Of the weather
We can say, however, without a., .... a.
being rendered ridiculous by sudden ,....-
lhet the weather fm J.-i remarkable. Yr.-
tsrlay w"- characterized by ull the giarie- of
g Mey dow I"rly ygs .aton lau,,
bird sang sort Of q hcayy-hcar.H
- Spring and motherly hen. re...1
ttcir side, iu t.~ 4ry dust or ash b.u.. ..a
enjoyed tba sunshine most rt,uuauy u,.
today Whaw' The moment auu.
The edge of the outer door-casi0g p "'a' e..
Fuos ,pais' f. Dark, damp, chilly tlu
wind dashins Nh. nw iato ones e.
which way Ae will ,asd~y has boou g..
As ,nc polite ol . sari,an. Mind 500, 81.
arc speaking or,hc weather nos IN a -..
ioa.e--yentus'nru ocooiectwethat snl....
woh.urs 81. d., Ea.e What ofi.- ...,..-
eg t'-@orroN *. Jtap K,cbh
Say nv" Os powers oflu
49, .,-e ... IN iai u.
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at the hour of two or three o'clock this morn

ing, climbing back fences, running across
lots and otherwise demcaning themselves rs
rascals. Being assailcd by Mr.. Aldens faith
ful dog, a fine Newfoundland, one Of the
scamps drew pistol and shot the poor brute,
seriously wounding but not killing it. APP
pretending that the report of the pistol
hastily and finally If they succeeded in
stealing anything the fact has not come to our
knowledge.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03

Whom, several weeks ago We remarked
that Chicago and st. Louis viewed the pro-
gross Of Cairo with jealous eye, our Mound
City cotomporary, having had his eyes closed
g. developments in that line, ha hahed con-
yu'.iycly \ shameless exhibition Of the
tgracu-oycd monster by the editor Of the
Chicago Times, since that period has
changed the tune Of our young friend and
put him "a: the work Of bclaboring Chicago
Nth round good will.
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Market Notice.

The mayor and market committee will at
send az The city market house, March sth., at
ahrce o'clock, pm. for the purpose of letting
stalls for the ensuing year. Those interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
A. lNIN. Market Mn.tnr.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03

\ Fourth Ward citizen was relieved of
four Of the only six shirts "he had to his back,
last night-thc wa.hcrwoman having left them
on the line after night-fall, and some tkulking
chief having tafcn them in for hor
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03

John O. Hartman, esq, is slowly conya-
iesoing, but is not yctablc TO leave his rooms
It is expected that he will be on hi. feet
again IN the courso ola few days, unless, un-
fortunately, he should take backSct
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03

Jus. about every other square the pedcstri-
an is obliged to stop of the sidewalk, just now,
. give room FOR q dog fight VIII the dog
nuisance never be abatcd
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Tsmpcranee Meeting

u.s, r.nnie Woodbury., of Chicago, will
address the ""oplo OF Cairo tomorrow
Thursday evening in the Methodist church,
spon the .u'i..i Of ;Hiempcroncc.
All are invited TO attend
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03

Not satisfied with the damage he had done
last week, old Winter came back this morn
ing to give Us another touch of his quality.
Perhaps it is parting SHAKE of his hand a.
he bids us farewell for the season. We
thought We had bid the old gentleman fare
well on Monday, but the charms of gentle
Spring were too much for his sensitive heart,
aud he still fingers in her lap" In love,
"thore are no fools like old fools" and we
certainly are tired and disguised with this old
fool, If he had shown himself in proper
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-03

Connecting '-'. L"u.. ".'h
Northern Line Packet Company,
K,okuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
and various Railroad Line.
A. Memphis with
N,nphi. md white River Packet Co,
hrkan-as River PACKET Company,
McmphI. aud chari'ston X. IT,
and Mississippi q T,nnessee R.H'
At Nick-Nurs with
NaIoo River Packets aub
yicksburg aud Meridian Railroad
Giving through bills IaIns ,iI ticket. 90 aiava'.'1'~
CHAs T UINUE. General agent.
once on NhaIi-bJag
Ep. ,. -l--UN 2. .a.' AMI ps..ale., Agent
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
For Circuit Judge.

For CIRCUIT judge
Edtor BsLsfia s- Peas. aunouue" that DAVID j.
BAKER Jr, t-A candidate Tor the ohr. 90 judge OF
the Nineteenth Judicial District.
Election Oh the 9th day ~ March, i,69. tr'
Having been solicited by persons of both political
parties 10 for the judgc-hp Of the Na'tocnth Ju-
dcia District NJ election 30 b- held on he gth lay
81 March, 4. D. is69 now announce myself a. can
ddste for tina, Office and pledge myself % the people
that, elected, will discharge IT, duties ,mparaly
and TO thu bes; Of my skin and ability.
WESLEY SLOAN
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LOCAL NEWS.
rin,c OF Arrival aud Departure OF Mails

Time Of Arrival and Departure OF Mails
.C,Iro Post Office, February 2, 1862
ARRIVES DEPARTS
thine of cu-ug)
North Uhr0ugI. ........... $50 am. 500 pm
North trayJ..... .... ...... AS p.m"".ll;00p M.
south Through aud way 400 a.m...1i:00 pm.
south Memphis & y. o.. 800 AIN ..... 400 pm.
sOIo River route ......... $500 p.m.... GOO pm.
Mississippi River route
a..it- and Fridays. GOO pm.... 200 pm.
Charleston. No, Tues days
Thursdays Saturdays. Hoo am. ..ll'OO AIN.
Thrn,- Goose Island and
SAINT, Fc........... -. pm Fri. 700 am. sat.
.Uf,.H ... r.tfDdupart- every day except Mondays
!. NJ GRAHAM i. NJ.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List for the "a Hours Ending at
Two o'clock, II. NJ.

ARRIVALS.
Gen. Anderson Column; Vim. White, iaiucah.
Qugk-ttp, LyausYille Dictator, LOuisyl!!ei
belle -. Louis, 81 Louis; Thompson Dean, n. o..
John Lumsacn, Nashville; Alaska,
Cheyenne, Cincinnati; City of Alton, Nick-buTg.
DEPARTG RES,
Gen. Anderson, Colum.; VIM. White, Paducah;
Allegheny Belle, - Louis QuckstcP, Evansville;
Thompson Dean. " belle 81 Louis, Memphis;
CITY oil Alton, - Alaska, Cincinnati;
Cheyenne Ark Rivers John lumsdcn, Nashville.
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Root & Brainard.

hessrs. Root l. Brainard, the en-.
'erpfs'ng manufacturers OF NOM.
nents, Tombstones, &c, &c. on Main
street in this city, had two elegant
pieces of their workmanship on ex.
ADDITION at the Fair, which excited
general praise, on account of their
beautiful design, and sple ndid lette..
ing and general good work mansbip.
These gentlemen have just compile.
ted fine monument for John Low;.
deceased, Gone Of the pioneers of
u''amwa,) and his family, ordered
oy ALVIN Lewis, Esq, which is to be
put up at the cemetery, and which is
Il work OF art, very hard to be sur.
passed anywhere. Call in and soo
It.
The tombstone question is not a
very cheerful one to contemplate
out since we are all to come IN this
e''"l'eSion at last, 1t is well enough
mat we should all know where tn
get the very finest works of art in.
,"'s me. and Of the most scrupulous-
y honest and upright men, and at
INC lowest prices which can be .af
lord'd, for all OF which we recon.
Il
mend the mandatory of Root &
Brainard.
Sept 18th d2w4t.
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Worthy Of Mention.

oar fellow citizen, James TAYLOR
Esq, Saddler and Harness maker
and wholesale dealer in saddle find
'nss IN Curlew Block, in this CITY,
carried away the first premium on
set Of double harness, of his own
Niake, which are on exhibition at
the Fair grounds.
They are highly creditablc to b;s
taste, and The skill of the workman
VIII" hal Immediate charge of their
construction.
Taylor is "a good workman and
Keeps an excellent well made stock
81 goods in his line, made under his
'wn personal supervision, and he is
As - right, receiving his reward
IN large business.
Nussbaum has the latest stock and
style ofclotl'ing and Gents Furnish.
ing foods in the city, and his motto
Y good one not to be uudersold
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DIP ANY OF THEM GET AWAY "a
good story is told of a late we'll known
New York politician and railroad
manager:
During his absence from home his
wife gave birth to twins. He was
telcgraphed to of her confinement,
no particulars being given, and i'm.
mediately has yencd home.
Knowing when he might be expect.
cd the nurse borrowed a thir. baby.
of about the same age, and placed it
in the crib with the twins. Immedi.
ately Oh reaching home be FASTENED
TO his wife's chamber and after his
congratulations to her. asked to be
shown tho baby. The nurse who
had frequently served at similar oc-
casions in his family, raised the Gov
ering and exhibited to him the three
babies. Opening his eyes with sur.
prise, and thoroughly taken back by
the view, he turned to his wife and
exclaimed:
"Good Lord. Carrie. did any of
them get away"
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Removal! Remuval.i

J. Prugh l. Co., have removed into
their new rooms, opposite MOSES new
building, where they can show their
stock of 3ueensware, French and
English China, Silver Plated ware,
Tea sets, Casters, Table Cutlery,
Chandeliers, Lamps of all descrip.
tions, German, French and English
Fancy articles, to a better advan taRe
than they have been able to do here.
tofore. Merchants living in or out
of the city will find they can be suit.
ed with anything they wantin their
line, with prices as low a. they can
be had for anywhere in the cast
They are now able to do large lob.
bing and retail trade, and would be
pleased to have old as well as new
customers calls and examine their
stock. Don't forget the place, oppo-
site Moss's new building, Main st.,
between Market and Court streets.
Sept. 22d d4tw2t.
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Mr.. Bcechcr's sermon on Glowing
and Hating" sets forth his views on
the subject Of the transfer of church
relations from one church to anoth.
or. He says:
"There are cases W here one is called
to follow Christ into another church,
leaving that in which he was bred.
Such cases can never occur in this
church, because the door out of it is
just as wide as the door intoit. The
spirit of this church is such that, If
you live christianity, you may live in
the communion Of any church that
you shall select Oh the earth. There
is no denomination and no sect with
us. You may 60 into the Presbyte.
rian Church; and you shall go with
my goodwill and the goodwill of
your brethren. You may go into
the Swedenborgian sect, and you
shall carry with you my goodwill
and your brethren's. You may Join
tho Episcopalians, and my hearty
God bless you shall 60 with you.
You may unite yourself to the hoary
old Roman Church; and still I will
say. God bless you There are in
that church means of grace enough
to save any soul tina! will be faithful
to it's light and to its duties. And,
although I think there are some
churches which are far preferable to
others; although l think the likeli.
hood of becoming eminent in the
Christian life is greater in some COM
munions than IN others; yet l believe
there are none so far from Christ that
you cannot have guiding light Q.
nough in them. So, instead Of fight.
ing churches, prefer to spend the
whole force ofmy life in giving en-
phasis to the in ward life of goodness.
Therefore, | say to you, Live as be-
cometh the children of Christ, and
then go where you please. l Twill not
hinder you.
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Distinguished Visitors.

Among the many prominent gen
tlemen present from neighboring 10.
calities attending our Fair, we have
noticed Major Spofford and Harry
stephenson Of Des Moines, Major F.
~ downing, F. 6. Hamilton and
MI F'rm''iion,, OF Oskaloosa: Col
Swan, and Capt. beekwith. of Mt
IIeasant, and Iowa smith andsAI,;or
Morton, OF Burlington.
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Bulls Sarsaparilla.
A Good Reason for tho Captain's F aith
Read the aftains letter and the letter from

A Good Reason for the Captain aith
Read the dpfGins letter. and the letter from
His Mother.
Benton Barracks, Mo. April 80. 1856.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Slrs Knowing
the efficiency ofyour Sarsaparilla, and the
healing and beneficial qualities 1t possess
es, send you the following statement o.
1 was woundedabout two year ago was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved SO often, my
wounds have not healed yet. have not
am shot through the hips. My genera,
-i>eal;h is impaired, and need something,
to assist nature. / have more faith il.
your Sarsaparllla than iu anything else.-
wish that that is genuine. Please ex.
press me half dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. G. P. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, Mo.
r. S.-The following was written April
80, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother
OF Capt. johnson.
DIR. BULL-Dear Sir: MY husband, Dr.
G. 8. johnson, was a 81 illful surgeon and
physician in central New York, where he
died, leaving the above C. p. johnson to
chronic diarrhea and scroflla, for which
Igave him your Sarsaparilla. 1T CURED
HIM. have for ten years recommended
1t to manyin New York, Ohio and Iowa
for scrofula, fever sores, and general de-
bility. Perfect success has attended it,
The cures Effected ~ some cases of scrofuiG
and fever sores Werc almost miraculous. ]
recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He is fear
full of getting u spurious article, hence his
writing to you for it. His wounds we-e
but believe he willrecover.s
JENNIE JOHNSON
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lilly Courier of 25,h lust.
Horse RACE.

At the close of the Fair yesterday,
race was gotten up between a
Makesbarg horsc owned BY Bomar,
and Page county horse, owned by
stephens, for I mile dash for 5000, 90
purse TO be ran for ON the road in
Cont of the Fair grounds. b
The usual amount OF chattering,
dickering and scoring was done, which
pu, the race off until after the rain,
making the road very slippery, nov,
er!heless. the horses were finally
gotten off pretty fairly together, but
the Page county horse directly after
starting flew the track, ard plunged
into the ditch at the roadside near
the upper end ofthe Fair enclosure,
and turned over and over two or
three times with the rider still mixed
up with him.
They finally emerged from the
ditch, the horse and rider both cover
ed with mud and the claret flowing
proiuscly out Of the nose OF the lat
ter, but who, wonderful to relate, was
not seriously hurt.
The Blakesburg horse meantime
went gallantly over tho course, with.
out opposition, winning the purse and
all side bets, which were not barred
out on account Of accident provisos
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From the paily C,u or of .sd inst

From the paily Cou. or OF Sd inst
ANOTHER RACE WON BY AN HONESTY
tnhr.--lm the trotitng race yester.
day evening mentioned in on" last
issue, u beautiful Honesty" colt,
owned by Berry, OF Charlton, came
cat ahead Of his four competitors rs
Is the custom with "lionesty" horse
he.h,
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MsRHifr Al the residence of
W. "a''t''" '';'rrn's, by Row.. NJ. Nc
l1""s "h5 Wednesday, Sept. 22d.
1879, NJ. FaAxcIs o. PRICE,, OF I'm.
Ion, Van Barren County, and MISS
frances J. HEckARr, daughter Of N.
Heckart OF Green Township Wapel.
10 Co. Iowa.
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ROM thr Daily Caarier of 23i inst

T7TFt wv T'TIN VIH"TpT OF 25d INST.
A';oop R,cE.-A very close and
exciting pacing race came off yes
t"rday evening between Berry's colt
babe" } years old, out of "Hon,
esty." and an Oskaloosa colt same
age, owned by johnson.
The Honesty" colt won in tw,
straight heats in 2:55 and 2:45
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Sept 18th d2w4t.

ack ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. are mn.
der many obligations to S. A. Mon.
~, for a basket of his premium AZ.
? - t" J. NJ, chisman fora spccim. n
OF his; also TO Capt Garfield for soma
fine onions, al,' cabbag.s; and 70 u
y. "i'i''t>eft FIR som" cabiayes, and
n amn,ttl beat.
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ENrLANATioN.--lf we have failed
t" notice all meritorious things Of the
Fair, our readers must bear in mind
that 1T is pretty difficult to do this,
and that it has been unintcntiona'ly
done.
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BoouEr.-Mrs. Sarah Myers left
in our Office the magnificent boquct
that she had on exhibition at the
Fair. It is mammoth in its proper.
tions. and as beautiful as it is large.
Mrs. Clark Williams has our thanks
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ARRIyAL-The finest line of FANCY
NECK TIES ever brought to this city,
has just arrived at
CHARLEY BETS THE HALTER
Ballingal, Block.
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Everybody knows Nussbaum' $
Philadelphia Clothing Hall, in Crle,r
Block. Ottumwa, where he makes
quick sales. and small. profits.
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For SALE.-I will sell at bargain.
my house on Marion Street. in this
Guy. II contains q rooms, pantry,
cellar, &c, besides there is on the lot
all the necessary out houses, stables
and Il fine lot Of shrubbery, and fruit
trees. Terms easy. Apply on the
premises at once. Ia .ho undersigned
L. l.. MCBRIDE
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We're all going Nussbaum's
Philadelphia Clothing Hall. Why +?
Because il is the cheapest place in the
city. Sept s-ld&w3m
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Took to Your own interest, and
N"u will >drc from l0to 25pcr cent by
hnying your Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods of Nussbaum, at
his Philadelphia Clothing Hall.
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Sept 18th dwtf.

Try Ndssbaum for your Winter
Clotbng. He sells them cheaper than
a~s otherhouse West of Chicayo.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-30

Sr",hs.-T. H. Wallace 4 Co. have
today. Gn exhibition some admira-
hir hooking cooking stoves, which We
havc heretofore omitted to mention.