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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-17

Deficiency III visible supply 5000. 2SO,054
stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, 110. 900 bales; same time 1865 llOOO
bales; niddling Orleans now 1Sd. then s7Sal0d.
The transactions and prices prevailing 10 this
market for the week will be seen by the following
statement:
On Friday. September 10 h, the inquiry was limit
ed with prizes in buyers favor; sales los bales 'r
dinary to good ordinary being quoted ct 27@29; low
niddling 80; m:ddlng Sic. q tb.
On Saturday the better grades were steady, but
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Cons,gnees per south Carolina Railroad
September 16.

Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
September 16.
e71 bales Cotton 81 bales Domestics, 1s1 bbls Ma
val Stores, cara Wood. To Railroad agent, Pezer,
Rodgers Co, Reeder & Davis. Graeser Smith. L
d DeSnussure Pringle. G W Williams & Co, W
Z Ryan, kirkpatrick & Witte, W W Smith, q Wal
ter & Co. W Williams. Goldsmith & Son, Mure
L Co. DowlnR & Co. Adger & Co, claghorn. Her
ring Co, Brode & Co. and Ingraham Son.
Consignees per Northeastern Rauroad
September 10.
90 bales Cotton, l02 bbls Naval flores. 80 kegs
Nails, boxes Tobacco To KInsman Howell, V
Barden, Ravenel & Co, Nachmann & Co, Gaiard
Minoti, Graver & Co, Kendall Il Docdery, Nowry l.
Co, Kirkpatrick & Witte, D Aiken Co, G Will
liims l. Co, Coldwell Son. A ] Salinas, Reeder l.
Davis, 1hurston Il Holmes. q Follin. ] CampRen &
Co, Frost Adger shackeford L Kelly, " Z Ryan.
Walter. Claghorn, Herring & 60, tischof Co,
Railroad Agent. and Order.
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aF Persons depositing letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office
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Imports.

RUATAN, HoN-Per schr Turner-9o.oOo Cocoa.
nuts, 5000 Plantains, q, punches Bananas, to J
Fnslow & Co.
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NorR.-we have deducted from New Orleans
4O7 bales Upland, from Mobile .... bales. from
Savannah bags Sea Island and 80. bales Up
bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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ExporIs.

Exports.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Mary Stow--25o tons
Phosphate Rock.
BULL CREEK VIA GEORGETOWN-Per schooner
Palmer-200 bags Corn, 500 empty Barrels, Go
bbls Flour, 80 sacks Salt 40 bundles Hoop Iron,
30 packages Groceries
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DIS U v
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted Iu ii.H0ve all Desire
fOr Tobacco. q. ---
1t is Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious.

tt Is FUrcly eTetabfe and conla1ns
nothing Injurious.
The following is o2e c: Thousands OF tesl;n- O.! Is
that are daily received by the Manufacturers
kIcHM ND Va, NovemDei 28 1868.
pEAl sIR-The Tobacco antidote" prepared by
you according to the ierei.t yoa have submitted 10
ne, and the ingredients OF which have examined,
is purely vegetable, entirey ba mles. and COL tllns
nothing in the least injuIoEs 1t is not dlsogreeafie
TO the taste. and home article, hope yen viii
meet with ready sale FOR j., and beev- that II tne
directions are followed, Il Will do all you cl'meo 'or
. il, JOHN DOVE, Nd.
aF Price so cents per Boy. The usall dlscoun,
TO the Trade.
EG- For sale by
Dr. II. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
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LOUISVILLE, September 16. - Provisions firm.
Mess pork $sSa33 60 shoulders 16 cents; clear sides
1s1zs19z cens. whiskey firm at 81 GOAL o.
WILMINGTON, September 16-spirits turpentine
S9H cents. Rosin steady ut 81 60a9 30; crude fur
pentine unchanged. Tar unchanged. Middltng cot
ton 271 cents.
AUGUSTA, September l6.-Cotton 6rmer and more
active sales 65s bales receipts 63S bales; middings
26a2614 cents.
SAVANNAH, September 16.-Cotton- Receipts 2lsS
tales exports 1854 bsles market dull and huctnat-
ing in consequence of advces from New York; mid
dlings 27 cents; sales 200 bales.
MOBILE. September 16.-cotton, sales 500 bales;
closed quet mddlings % cents; receipts SO5 bales;
exports SIG bales
NEW ORLEANS. September 16 Cotton in fair de-
rnand; sales $50 bales; middlings 29h cents; re.
ceipts sSl bales. Gold S5H. Sterling ASK. New
York sight exchange par.
Wilmington Market.
wILMISG1 ON, SEPTEMBER 15.-TURpENrINE-l14
bbls received and sold at So for virgin afd 81 80 for
yellow dip, per $50 TBS.
SPIRITS 1URPENTINE-Asrket wltnout material
change. Sales of $50 bbs at 1910 per gallon
RosN-Market inset1ve for all grades ond no sales
TAs-lo bbls sold at 50 80 per Dbl.
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CITRATE OF MAGGEsIA.
a GOOD COOLING SUMNER MEDICINE. MADE
fresh every day, by DR.. q. BAER,
May 25 No. 13l Meeting street. =
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MyiLLiS d CHiSULl.
FACToRs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO TIE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT ito Foreign and Domestic Portsl Of
COTTON, RICE LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston, 6. O.
October rs
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Consignees per Northeastern Kauroa
S.n,.u,ber IN
Maf!ne afws.

PORT CALEiN DAk.
PHA Es OF Tue NOON.
New Moon, 9th, 12 hours. &c mirutes. morning.
First Quarter. 18th, bours. minutes, evening.
Full Noon. goth 9 hOl:s. 81 minutes evcung.
Last Quarter. 28,h. hours minutes, evening.
SEPTEMBER. RISES. 'Gs ..... s2Ss ;sas 1assa s's#
13INoniay"... 5..4 o. Morn. l..
IA T,lesday".. 544 G.. l2.. Alp
15lWcdresday.' 5..45 c.. 1888 3..H
16IThursday..: SAG G.. 1..H Alb
17lFrlday. ...., 5..46 g.. 2..31 s..
lslSatlrday... 5..47 G.. Rises. 5..55
8. 48 6..59 SAC 6..34
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the lower qualities were easer sales 225 bales, ord
nary to good ordinary being quoted at 27@2sA; low
middling 80; middling slc. p ft.
On Monday the article declined h@1s. 10; sales
200 bales ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
27@7sh; low middling 90; middling SOC. p b.
On Tuesday prices were receding, middlipgs COM
mencing at '29H and closing fat and unsettled At
1ec.; sales 2e0 bales ordinary to good ordinary be-
ing quoted at 2s@97; low middling 28 niddling 2sc
p 10.
On Wednesday the market was unsettled, bu! ers
declining to make offers, and the article closed mar
and nominal; sales 50baes.
Yesterday prices having receded to point more
in accordance with the views Of purchasers an I'M
proved feeling prevailed, and the market became
more active sales 500 bales viz: at "a II at 2S loS
at 25K; los at 26H 1Ss at 27 a at PIX; q at 2sc
We quote: n.....,,.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

The weather continues clear and is
much more pleasant
The Mississippi, Missouri and Illinois
continue falling.
The Ohio Is rising at Pittsburg with
four aud q half feet water in the channel.
IL IL falling at louisville with three feet
five inches in the canal. Only three
feet is reported at Walkers Bar, although
the dredging boat Octavia has been at
work several days The current is not
strong enough to carry offthe sand when
dug up by the scrapers.
Here the river remains about station
airy.
Business continues good
The Submarine No. 10 Capt. John 4.
Washington, formerly OF Cairo reports
the burning Of the steamer Stonewall
near Tea Table, nine miles below Grand
Tower, about / o'clock last night. The
Submarine was ahead OF the Stonewall
some eight or ten miles, but did not go
back to see II she could be OF any assist
ance. Later news by telegraph report
$50 lives lost, but We hope this Is mis-.
take. We hope Capt. Washington can
give good and sufflcient..resson for not
going back to the Stonewall.
The Indiana cleared for New Orleans,
this morning about o'clock, with nearly
1900 tons received here at ST. Lous rates.
Among the items Of her cargo were 500
sheep and 225 horses andmules. -
The Olive Branch and Mary Houston
are due here this evening, for ". o.
The City OF Cairo, leaves here this even.
ing. for Memphis
The Armada il thel regular packet for
Evansville, this eveuing-Providenc and
Walkers Bar permitting.
The White leavesas usual this evening,
FOR Padu, all.
Captain Chas. 4. Hinde, Is agent for all
the above boats except the Houston, OF
which Captain Phillips, Il agent.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

stitute the South Cairo precinct deiega.
ton, every one OF whom Is urgently re-
questedt TO be present:
James s. Rearden, Albert Busanka:
John Sbeehan, ID. ". Hamlip, Patrick
Dryer, James Garland, Leo Kleb, An.
thony Eishbach, John p. Gibson, p. W.
Barclay. Herman Meyer, John sackber.
ger, Joseph Mckenzie, John Scheel,
Edward +. Sisson, Il. Smytb, John
Brown. Oct 81 u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
CITY TAXES!
A few days more Time.

have already prepared the delinquent
list, to deliver into the hands Of the prin-
ter; but, appreciating the scarcity Of
money, and believing q good purpose
will be subsei we'd thereby, have conclu-
ded to delay Its delivery to the printers
until Monday evening, Nov. 1st.
Untilthsn and no longer, taxes may be
paid without cost. JOHN HYLAND,
City Collector
October 90, 1869 At
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
Eon't lie impatient.

1t has no doubt happened that in the
distribution Of tickets to the ball. To be
given in the interest Of the German
school on Monday next, number of
persons have been passed by or over
looked. Certainly almost every body has
dollar for that purpose, and only await
the coming Of the proper party TO hand
itover. To all such persons We have to say
"don't be impatient;" the "man" will
surely visit you. II, however, you can't
wait, or are unwilling to trust the con
tpgency OF his calling why then drop
into the Bdlletin' Office, leave your dol.
lar bill, and ease your anxiety in that
way. The school needs the money 1t
is doing good work among Us aud that
too without taxing The public 10 tho
amount OF cent Let W. all, therefore,
show our appreciation of its worth, by
buying ticket to the ball arranged for
Monday.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
scared Into Commissions

The "kldnapper scare has extended
out into our suburbs. Indeed, II Is grave
~ protested by some Of our colored su.
burbaus that very likely negro man has
already fallen into the hands OF the kid
Mapping students, and undergone the
rather painful process OF scientific dissec'
ton. A negro man, "Uncle Ephraim,'
does not share in these alarms, but his
wife does Here. then, was a chance for
"fuD, aud Ephraiu concluded that he
would avail himself OF It. In pursuan e
OF this conclusion, he borrowed q sheet
at neighbor's, night before last, and
enveloplng himself therein, waited upon
Mrs. r., In a form which she at once con.
ceived TO be that Of "stugent." Uncle
T.. Knocked at the door. 1t was opened.
Mrs. T.. gave one scream, and that was
ALL She fell back upon the floor In ter.
rlble convulsion, and all Of the husbands
assurances that IL was chin, rand that
he wasn't gwlne 10 hurt her" awaited
nothing. For period OF ten minutes or
more, the commissions continued, and
during the balance OF the night the wo-
man was not restored To full conciousn ess'
She was confined to her bed yesterday,
and il Is doubtful whether her reason
will ever be fully restored to her.
This circumstance ought TO admonish
courageous colored husbands not TO tritie
with the fears OF their wives. Some OF
them are not over-blessed with wit any
how; but better that little than none at
all
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
Nutting Parties

Since the heavy frosls have CONF
menced showering down the pecans and
hickory nuts, not few Of our young
folks have resolved themselves into nut.
Ting parties. Some contemplate a raid
upon the pecan forests OF Missouri, while
Others purpose a trip 10 the bottoms near
Cache. \ pleasant drive oftwo hours
will bring party 10 the center Of hlck.
DRY grove that bears nuts enough, thi.
year 10 supply every family in town
with at least n bushcl. And then its
run" to gather them, TO go after them,
to lunch and rompin the woods. Let's
all go.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

We do not consider it possible for any
man orset ofmen TO imperil the election
Of any OF the democratic nominees, but
there are one ortwo, possibly a half dozen
busy bodies, who feet the belief that
they are making wonderful Roadway
against one gentleman named on the
ticket and The one, by the by, that
will be quite certain to lead his ticket.
The stories anoat aimed to weaken
him, have no foundation in fact, as any
body may ascertain by little inquiry.
They owe their origin TO personal i'll
will.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
SOUTH CAIRO PRECINCT.
Meeting OF the Democratic Delegates.

The delegates to the late democratic
county convention, elected from the
South Cairo precinct, are requested to
meet at the office VI Col. Rearden.
Egyptian Block, Ohio Levee, Friday
evening the Goth inst, at u O'Clock.
The object Of the meeting is to select
democratic candidates for the offices of
Justice of tho Peace and County Con-
stable,
The following named gentlemen con-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
GlPsIs. Town.

ihere were, yesterday, lot OF GYpsey
women aud men, In the city, going 4 ON
door to door TO serve such as might want
their fortunes told.n Strange "a It may
SEEM Il is nevertheless true, that from
quite a number OF doors they did not 90
away empty handed; but were called In,
"nd Tor senseless, unmeaning rigmarole
ABOUT The iulure,-about n prince or prin-
cess coming over the sea 10 marry tho
particular party in hand-were paid half
dollars, in the aggregate, a handful.
Why sensible people will not only give
ear to, but pay for, the insensate mouth
ings OF these wandering vagabonds.
surpasses comprehension. Low, grovel-
Ing, hlthy creatures, they have no more
forecast than the beasts whose habits
they initiate; yet sensible men and
women pay them for reading the future
for them! Our disgust Is ineXpre ssible
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

The celebrated "Red Lyon" brand
double warp alpaccas, the great alpaca
81 the nge, and the best goods for the
money in America. In width, color and
texture. this alpaca will be found su.
perior to any other. Cunniugham's Is
the only house in this city where these
goods eau be found. He Is now in receipt
OF a fresh importation, nc also has the
Washington Double Warp Alpaccas"
Paris cloths. An examination of these
goods IL respectfully solicited 50
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
Transit Steamer.

The splendid steamer Dan Able has
taken the place Of the Gen Anderson in
the Cairo and Coium hus transit trade.
She is well appointed steamer, finely
finished, fast and complete in every
particular. The traveller, worn and
dusty 10y his long railroad ride, will find
the two hours respite furnished by the
transfer between Cairo and Columbu.
a pleasure and means OF recreation. He
Will have time for needed additions,
10 submit himself TO the mahipulations
Of IA first class barber aud TO partake OF
an elegantly got upaud b0untcous meal.
Ibis he may do while continuing his
Journey al only slight dimuuitiou
Of speed. To the majority Of travellers,
ladies rs well as gentlemen, this trans.
fer ~ really god.send.
The Memphis papers state that the
Dan, Able, was purchased by the Transit
Company for $50 900. This Is not true.
The company paid $4,000 cash for the
boat, aud she is considered by all good
judges, great bargain at that figure.
The trial trip to Mound City to-day
was an eminent success, everybody
being pleased alike with the working OF
her machinery, and speed. She is, in
fact, an a. No. boat In every particular.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
The best In fifty.

The citizens of Cleveland, Ohio, have
determined upon the erection OF spa
cious and costly high school building,
and the directors, not satisfied with such
plans as have been submitted 10 them,
are makinga tour Of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, to note for themselves the i'm.
provements that have been made In that
branch OF architecture. One OF the gen
tlemen visited our new school building
this morning, and, altough II Is about the
finieth he has Inspected, he pro.
nounces II the most conveniently arrang.
ed one he has seen. ltsurpasses aliothers
in arrangement for light, ventilation,
egress and ingress, convenience and
completeness of cloak and wash rooms,
and is equal to the best in
many OF the minor details SO
we'll pleased with it, was our visitor,
that he secured the address OF Mr. Mich.
olson, the architect, that he might
place himself In immediate correspon-
dence with him.
That school building is the best adver.
tisement Cairo has. 1t was an an invest
ment that no good citizen regrets, as il
shows the world that our people are alive
to the cause OF education, and have made
liberal provision for schooling the young.
1t Is an honor to the city, and credltable
to the liberallty ofour people.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
First class day board at Walker Il Sis
on's restaurant, at SIS per week. II


Announcements from the Popular Dry
Goods House. OF u. II. Cunningham.
II. III. Cunningham, now informs the
public that his large and varied assert
ment Of dry goods, boots and shoes, hats
and caps, which he has just received
from the East il now open and ready fer
inspections. He desires TO call special
attention to his dress goods department,
which contains everything that Is new
and desirable. 1t is useless to enumerate;
everything that IL new and stylish will
be found In great variety In this depart
mept. at prices that can not be reached
in this city, Everybody il invited to
calliwhether they wIsh TO bny,or not. He
is anxious TO show his goods for he Is
confident that their superiority will
manifest itself to the most inexperienced
Judge aud desires only comparison Of
them with other goods. &c
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

There will be public exercises at the
high school room Tomorrow, a. 3 o'clock
pm. Reading Of the high school Jour
nap and Gazette by Jennie Warwick
and George Clay. There will be also
declarations, music and physical ex-
cercises The public Is invited
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

An ESSAY FOR YouNG MEN, on Physiological
Errors Abuses and Diseases, incident 20 Youth ans
Early Manhood which oteaic mpedimopts TO MAR.
RAGE, with sure means OF relief sentin scaled let
ter envelope free 20 charge. Address Dr. 8 skill.
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association Phlad.l-
phIa, Pa sc2-lawlm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
Meett0E To-ntght.

The Academy OF Science, In con
Junction with the Trustees' OF the
Public School library Association, will
meet at the office Of DR.. wardner at s
o'clock this evening IL is highly desi.
rable that there be a full attendance.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
The TNroicsn sInK,r-

The Tyrolcan singers will arrive here
tomorrow and give their first concert to-
morrow evening. Accepting the encom-
iums heaped upon this troupe by our CO.
temporaries, ~ deserved, We have no
hesitation In saying that their concert
VIII surpass anything Of the kind ever
given IN the city. The company consists
OF eight members every one Of whom
u said to bee first class Their tour
through the different German States and
Europe generally, was a grand success
commanding crowded houses and en-.
thu'lastic orcores wherever they stopped.
Secure seats where you will be comfort
able, and we will guarantee that you en-.
Joy tirst-class entertainment.
tIniOn linen Or can,. NJ. ,,..J ..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
RIVER NJ nw9.

hRRfVAt.s.
Ike Hafnmtt, Columbus; VIM white, Psduesh,
Colombo, - Louis, Clara Scott, Evansville;
Submarine, No 10, do Rrbicon, Vicksburg
DEPARTURES
Ike Hsmmtt, Columbus Vim White Paiucsh;
Clara Scott Evansville; Colorado, Vicksburg;
Rulirun. st Louis; Submarine No II. Mem
Indiana, q
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
Notice.

Persons who gave notes to the Agricul.
tural and Mechanics Association, will
please call at the office Of w. w. Thorn
ton, and either take the notes or au-
thorze him to destroy them. ..
4iua ,3mAI3 % w, w. THORNTON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

There was report In circulation about
l O'Clock this afternoon, to the effect that
the City Of Cairo had blown up near
Cape Girardeau. We could trace the re.
mort 10 no reliable source. .
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
DRITISH PERIODICALS.
The London Quarterly Review,
The Edingburg Review,
The westrnl mister Review,
The Moth Britisb Review,
AND
Black wood's Edi.burg Maya zine.

The reprints 81 the leading Quarteihes and Black.
wood are now indispensable TO all who desire to keep
themselves fully Informed with regard 10 tho great
subjects OF the Day viewed by the best scholars
and soundest thinkers in Great Britain. The eontri
buiors 20 the pages Of hese Reviews are men who
stand az the head Of the lisl Of English writers
Science, Religion, Art aud General Literature, and
whatever IL worldly OF discussion finds attention in
the pages Of these Reviews and Blackwood. Tho va
rcty IL great that no subscriber can fail to b. salts
Ted. These periodicals are printed with thorough
fdeity 20 the English copy, and offered ~ prices
~ d Il N II.-l a a r..a.L nf I'LL.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

Tho dry goods establishment OF Mr..
Louis Blum, has been removed from his
old stand to the buildngnext doo' to the
corner Of CommercialAvenue andElgbth
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. NJ. Nu.
len. VIII be opened Saturday morning,
the 3oth inst. oc IS a ct
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
Reut.

Three story brick store near the stone
depot, suitable for commission mer.
chant. Apply to j. ID. IASoNE.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

City scrip for sale In sums to. suit at so
cents. Call at City National Bank,
90 IS 1t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

Gentlemen's collars-the Albany make
-unexcelled in style and general get up.
An immense stock at Miller and MiIler's.
II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

An immense stock of notions, white
goods, hoop skirts, corsets just opened, at
Cunnlngham's. 3
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

THE IMPRONlSATORE. BY Hans Christian NuIer.
rem In ono yOlumei c'Wn sro. Price IN clots,
N.75.
mo book brings back The cNiornalsof italy more
distinctly AM yyty 90 the eye or t.y mind tuiu tIs
novel OF the Danish pocia Everything which a.
observani ira, cller may have noted AZ varartc ss
OF Italy, AMI net elsewhere found viii hr discovered
anew IN these animated pages. ii'llarhs ST., Months
IN Italy
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

The best assortment Of strictly fashion,
able hats ever opened In Cairo, have
jsst been received by Miller. & Miller. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1869.

Linen sheeting IL quarters wide, 81 20
cents per yard, at Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28

Good towels, all linen, 90 cents, each,
At Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-28
NO. 90.

be IL ordained by the CT, Couuci OF tho City Of
CAIRO
STc. a.. Tha'the chiefof tho night police stall be
hrrsa et 10 tiTe sJ-lOO dollars per night, ana the
other polir, con tahl on duty % nigh, shall BE- paid
three dollar Pc sht
Approved, .,tobeT H. 1863.
oc.S LOT JOHN H. oBERLY, Mayor