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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

POLICE CoURT.-so far as business
was concerned the Police Court was a
failure. Not case was on the docket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

TIE great American Humorist, Josh
Billings, will lecture here Friday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

"JuN1PER TAR Soap cures ehApped hands
saltrheum. pImples, and oil cutaneous az.
fectlons, rendering the akin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by s.
oAsWELL., HAZARD 4 co.,
New York.
Sold BY al Druggists. my2I.Mo! Th.d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

We have seen nothing prettler than
the rustic groups" mRds at Par
tridge's. His rural scenery Is charming
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

A FINE lot Of beautiful Carved Wal
nut Bracket at Brown & Higgins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

Go TO Louis Blends and get pair
Of those nice Button or Lace Boots, Kid
or Lasting CATERS. ..I .tr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

A NEW style Button and Lace CATERS
Just received at Louis Bonds 1O7
Main street. ..-. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED, @',
TINE LARGEST STOCK OF CANNED
i Goods ever brought 70 the city.
1000 Cases Tomatoes,
500 Peaches, ..nr.
6O WlnAlowB Corn, .,-... "a
log " baltimore Corn ar.
20 Lima Beans. .......
" "a sting tSI Beam
% Pin0appIeE, rF
10 BlActberfles.
20 Green Pan. I'd b..
b .s......... " Gage Plums.
Az Of this seasons packing, and for sale
d K. IRWIN 4 CO., -
ocw 70 Main Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
RE-AD AGAIN
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU,
RIAL DISEASE.

IE1hI DIE1HA5E'
DRAR DOCTOR You know what was my
condition whom l called upon you. was
sOFeA all over, literally covered with nasty
black scabs, and SO panied in my Joints at
night, that sleep or rest was utterly impoS.
EIDle. My constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and l was almost In despair
O(ever being cured, having tried many ply
SiclRns, and used numerous preparations
purpOttlng to be remedies, without the
ieast sign OF success. Bat am now happy
70 say, That after using those I'VE bottles OF
your SarsapArillA and Dandelion, and only
Two boxes OF the Pills, became perfectly
restored, have returned To my post on the
boat, and feel At this time as stout rs ever
dlu Ia my life. Please accept my thanks,
and believe me ever yours.
SAMUEL MAYS.
To DR.. BREHTLINGRR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
ALL OUR WORK

Of quality. |.l,TI' III - 49, !
MEMS THICK & KIP BOOTS.
Especial attention ID called 10 our own
make OF mems THICK and KIP Doors.
They are made out Of the very best Kip mp
per and sole leather; they arc solid double
81 LEI have our trade mark stamped on the
bottom, and can be confidently relied upon
q give excellent service and satisfaction' 70
THICK BROGAHS q BALMORAIS.
Our stock OF Brogaus and Balmorals for
Men, Boys and Youth Is Of endless variety:
and our pest work viii be found 10 be made
out Of the very best material and In the
most WOrkman'llke manner. y
WOMEN'S MISSES & OHILDREN,B
'' BALMORALS. nin.1
In the department Of womenA, misses and
childrenb goods We defy competition,
Moreoyer. we can give 70 our customers, out
q our beSt work, any alEe they may want;
thus enabling them 10 tlt up and work oH
clean their broken stock. This Is an In.
ducement offered BY very few dealers, and
II Will DO appreciated % very great adj
Yautage BY those experienced In retailing
WANT OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
s.| WERREVEaH II. ' 20. H
The want Of uniformity In Boots and
onoeBI IL Il wen Known equals II not eXs
oeeda that OF any other kind OF mRnuiaC.
tured goods. In order 70 protect ourselves
and customers, we make Il q rule not 10 reI
cetye or place on sale any goods not regular
and uniform, except they be too low IN
price 70 allow OF uniformity. To insure this
every pair Of Boots and SHOES that enters
our store Is carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct In size, free from dnml
age and uniform In quality. NOV n.
GOODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.
Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 10 examine beyond the HRmplaa
shown. BY our system Of examination and
rejection, buyen are protected from receIV.
Ing goods Inferior 70 Samples. Aside nom
the recognized duty Of dealing 90 We wouH
pc dealt BY, we regard It ~ pecuniAriIy our
Interest 90 70 act a. 10 secure and reIaif1 ina
coincidence OF all who may favor us with
their trade. "--'
LOWEST MARKET PRICRg. r,4
Az all good merchants will seek ann ind
tho Cheapest Houses 10 trade with, We RhalI
sel our goods Of the very lowest market
ER5. aNn
All ordeH receive the prompt Rntl careft1
attention OF one Of our i1rIn. -
auGB WCLELLAN 4 KNOX. ~
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9Orgsat.
For Rent
saS SG1r.
ROLLING MILL
FOR Said.

HOR BALE-A ROLLING MILL-1N
IRONTON, Lawrence county, Ohio li3
miles above Cincinnati, on the Ohio River,
comprising buildings and machinery az fol:
lows, together with coal lands and coal
privileges, viz; IL boiling furnaces; 8 heat
Ing furnaces; knObling hres; sheet fur.
mace; slab furnace Rnnealing furnace,
and pair furnace; engine, 8O.ineh cyllns
der. y feet stroke; engine, 9O-inch cylinder,
3 feet stroke; l engine, N.lnch cylinder, 8
ieBt stroke; and l engine Of sufficient siEe 70
drive turning lathe; also, doctor engine
and batteries OF boilers Of SUFFICIENT ca.
picIty TO run all the machinery; one train
muck rolls; bar train; S.inch guide train;
B-Inch hoop train, new; sheet MILL pair
shears, and all necessary rolls, tools and NJ
lures for operating said mills. The build.
iuRs are OF sufficient capacity TO contain and
protect the above machinery also, all
Necessary buildings for office8 and ware
house The above mill j. Of sufficient ca
nacity TO make ~ tons OF bar iron per single
turn, and about 20 tons on double turn, per
day. The mill Is located on tho bank OF the
river, mud there Is ample vacant ground for
tue erection Of q furnace, II desired, II will
he sold on favorable terms.
For particulars, address ROBERT SCOTT.
IrOnlOn, Ohio, or WOODROW, MEAR9 4
o., cincinnati, Ohio. octl2-tf
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MTNA
Tire & Marine Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
IA n,rmnn ANN nnn

DRnCroRB:
James @. AcheSon, William B. Simpson
JnS. X. Bo E W% VIM q \, aSndisn
I "a 80. II. Dodson. "a
FTIHIH COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
j " organised, Ia now prepared 10 takd
Buildings OF All kinds, Merchandise
Misunderstanding Establishments,
Furniture and CarE0ea Of all
= Kinds ON the Western =
L4gtEf1 Waters. G I'd 10 /.
Applications for Insurance will be prompt
lyattendet 70 by the Secretary.
Once at the National Savings Bank, No. 8,
MAin street. q lHHI.l'- p F7llIW TTI1s
B.P. HlLDRETH, Bec'y.
JNO. Il. MILLER, Asst Sec'y,
JAMES y. AUHE5ON, PreSt.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Vice Prea't, nr2S
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
Iscgwars, Continued.

- We saw passing from door 70 Door
yesterday, an able bodied man with .
paper in his hand asking people 70 give
him something In charity. Would II
not be well II such begRar could be put
in close confinement on bread and water
until he would be glad to 60 to work and
earn his living; and that such persons
as have been so indiscreet 90 to give him
anything, should pay for the prison
rent and fare! -'..''.-.' ~ 9. t"s'-'i 'a'
We have no need for'street beggars in
any city or town in Illinois. neither
should we encourage any. All citizens,
especially all benevolent citizens ought
to consider upon the nature Of the fact
and curb their sympathies by their judg-
ments--insist upon their being just be-
fore they are gen erous-just to the COM
munity i'm which they live, just to q
great State whose enterprise affords en-
ployment for the industrious, and whose
charities are ample protection for the
INDECENT, before they are generous TO in
dividuals, nine-tenths Of whom are Inn
posters. and the other tenth deluded.
Begging to great extent, has become
q trade. Loafers put OH the worn out
uniforms Of soldiers, claiming to have
lost their health in the army, and set
ting up that as plea for aims. But II
Is time that each community should pro.
tect itself against these appeals. The
tax payer provides shelter for the poor,
and IL is the duty to arrest and place
there, all citizens Of the county engaged
In asking aims.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

The Darnelles who. in cold blood, muir.
dered the three Lanes few weeks ago,
at point few miles above New Mad
rid, (of which affair an account was pub.
lished In the 'Bulletin') had to leave the
country-abandon their homes on the
instant, leaving everything behind them,
One hundred mounted citizens of obion
and Dyer counties, Tennessee, are In hot
pursuit Of them, determined TO rid the
world OF such bloody Williams the mo-
ment they overhaul them. aiF aafp h
The killing, OF course, depends upon
the catching.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

The evidence in the case against Brad
ley, the colored preacher, for hog steal
ing, closed to-day at noon, and, as we
go to press the case is being argued by
the attorneys. During the progress OF
the trial the court house was filled with
sympathising colored friends, almost ne
cessitating the lighting Of the gas. At
no time were there less than two humid
red negro men and women present.
We predict an accquittal, and the con-
sequent discontinue Of Bradley's perse-
cutors! A colored preacher steal hog
Preposterous! How could he?
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
Lohr's Ale aud soda.

Mr.. \. Lohr has been engaged in the
manufacture OF soda, mineral water and
bottled ale in tins city Tor several years,
all the while bearing the highest repu-
tation as manufacturer and "A business
man, His experience aud improved APP
pliances enable him now TO furnish the
trade an article Of soda, mineral wafer
and bottled ale that Is not surpassed in
purity or delicacy OF flavor by any other
brand in the northwest. This IL the
unanimous opinion OF judges, aud since
the Bulletin Office has been permitted
to Investigate" the contents OF several
dozen bottles, 1t Is In condition to add
Its hearty concurrence I'm that opinion.
AS spring and summer beverage. Mr..
Lohr's brands are refreshing, invigorat-
ing and entirely harmless, and no well
regulated family should be found with
out them. flrN u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
Local Hreyitles.

The Circuit Court is dispatching bust
ness rapidly. A grand jury is empan-
elled that is proving a terror TO eyil-do.
ers. -trt .if1
In Mound City premium is paid by
the city council for the dead carcass OF
!. every dog found running at large with.
out a muzzle. An eminently wise ar
rangement ,e ,.l,g,,,kk zeal
Merchants are receiving their Spring
stocks, The dry goods and millinery
markets just now present extraordinary
Inducements to buyers.
w. b. Rockwell & Co. keep all the
home magazines, reprints of English
publications, all the popular family week.
lies, all the comic aud sporting prints;
daily papers from all points, blank pa
pers, blank books, and books historical,
poetical, biographical, scientific, statis-
tical,i etc., in bswildering abundance.
Look through their house, now
Sipe-water has made its appearance in
Lake Shannessy and Is spreading itself
over Lake Edwards. BY the time the
;. Illinois State Press Association arrive in
town, we shall be able 10 present them
Cairo as 1t is at its worst. u. .fA
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
Tine Daily Paducah Herald,

We are inreseipt OF the rsducah 'Her-
AID In daily shape. 1t is large 80 col.
umn paper, presenting all the depart
ments Of . first class daily, local, COM
mercial, financial, miscellaneous and pc
litical. 1t takes dispatches from all see.
tlons OF the country, and its general get
up bears the impress of care and Indus
try.
Tho people Of Paducah owe it to them
selves to rally to the support of the daily
Herald Every number OF 1t reflects
credit UPON their city, great credit, for
no city In the United States, having no
greater population than iPaducah, can
boast of as large and we'll filled daily as
the Herald Noble will do his part and
do II WELL Ifthe Paducahians will do
theirs, the Herald will become "hxed
fact, Fan honor to the city and to lts pro-
nrietOI. a O. .rHf.r....sH..n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
m eoIcAl.
UJARDS EUREKA TONICq
Wards Rheumatic Linament

Now has reputation all other remedies before
the public, for the has cured many that
have bafied the skill Of most eminent physicians.
and pronounced incurable by them all. Persons SUI
ferng with Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick or Nervous
Headache, Chs and Fever, Typhoid and Bilious fe-
vers, Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Rheumatism, Metz
ralgia Pain in the Side Breast. Back, should At
procure bottle each Of these invaluable rome
dies and be restored at once 10 perfect health.
EUREKA TONIC is good for Debility from any
cause. II has equal as q Female Remedy IL aids
Digestion aud purhes tho Blood, and prevents dis
cleansing the system Of Impurities, which flet
remain, produce a sallow complexion and bring on
disease that makes life Of msery. Woods Eure-
ka Tonic Is compounded Of the ptirest Vegetable Ell
tracts and Ia pleasant take, and mild IN IT, action
on the system.
Try bottlo-ii will keep your Liver and stomach
right, and prevent billiousness.
WIN. WARD, Coyington, Ky.
A. r. whitaker,
Wholesale and Retail Agent. Cairo, Illinois.
And for sale by Druggists generally. marll-am
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

The following letter is handed to us for
publication:
Austin, Texas, March 9, 1seo.
DR.. j. c. Jacques, South Puss, M.-MY
DEAR SIR: Your favor making inqui-
ries regarding this State, Is at hand, and
hasten to answer It in the same way
and spirit with which It was written. I
am glad Of the opportunity given to ex-
press the universal sentiments Of the
community in which live, and, SO far
as know of, the greater part
of the State, when 1 tell you
our ardent desire to see large numbers Of
our Northern fellow-citizens come and
settle among US. assure you that, with
the exception Of some few persons, all
would give immigrants hearty well
come. The war Ii over, and the bulk Of
our citizens are unitedly anxious to do
all they can TO build up the resources Of
the country. People are beginning 90
realize that politics and prosperity are
not acquired on the same road in life.
We are now planting more cotton than
ever before. Our money here Is nearly
all gold and silver. Stoves range from
$ll 90 to s35 90; furniture can be had in
any quantity, though, Of course, at high
er rates than in your section.
In conclusion / would state that you
can make such disposition Of this as you
may see fit; but 1 would like you to dis
abuse the minds Of your fellow-citizens
of Impressions that they may have un'
favorable to people who, though erring
they may have been, are now, In the liv'
ing present, doing all they can towards
building up their State aud society.
Fraternslly Yours. tfi
w. w. EVANS, w. NJ,
Austin Lodge, No. IL.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
FREQ school the Fair and Festival.

FREQ school the Fair and Festival.
As announced yesterday, a fair and
festival, under lady management, will
be held in the hall on the corner Of
Tenth and Levec streets, on Tuesday
evening next The object, being to aid
the free school connected with the Acad-
envy OF Loretto, we are quite sure IL will
command the patronage or sympathy OF
our citizens generally. Tue Loretto sis
tiers have a large school under their
charge. numbering about one hundred
pupils, for which they receive no renu-
meration. Children Of poor parents are
educated without money and without
price. And AS the sisters have uncom-
plainingly sustained this burden for
years, asking aud expecting no pecuni.
airy reward, a number Of ladies Of the
city have ventured upon The fair and fes-
tival OF Tuesday, TO show them that the
people Of Cairo are not insensible Of the
work Of noble charity In which they are
engaged.
Persons attending will find much to
amuse, entertain and crafty them, out
side OF the consciousness that they are
aiding and encouraging by their pres.
ence good work.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

The Cairo Times has at last ventured
an opinion on municipal matters. 1t
had no opinion on the Fox, Howard 4
Co.. complication, NO opinion about the
Maginnis bond, no opinion about the APP
plication for street railroad privileges,
but concerning the matter OF hogs run
ming at large it speaks out. Utterly reck-
less of its own individual rights 1t thinks
hogs shoullbe kept up.
Well, that Is so much.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

Is not yet certain Wnetner the rise III INC
Mississippi will counterfeit the fall In
the Ohio and keep the river from reced-
ing at this point, but we believe the riv.
er will fall little.
Business has fallen of considerably In
the past few days, but 1t is not expected
that the decline will continue,
The City Of Coiro discharged several
lots Of assorted freights for our mer-
chants, and received about thirty tons
for below.
The weather this morning was hazy as
that which characterizes Indian summer
and was rather too warm for comfort,
as the mercury rose to $50 before IL AM.
This Is coming out rather strong, when
we remember that we had snow storm
Of several hours duration only six days
ago. ana. r,-,
The Mississippi Is still rising a. far
north as heard from, and the ice has at
length broken up In that river ut st.
Paul, Minnesota. The Missouri IL still
rising. The rise in these rivers has been
q very singular one-sometimes rising
two inches per day and sometimes two
feet, but never having became stationary
for over three weeks, ..rr,.,y
The Ohio Is now falling nearly it's
whole length, having fallen IS inches at
Evansville. There is seven feet large
at Pittsburg, and seventeen feet overthe
falls at Louisville. ttt,,.,-
The White brought out 81 hhds tobacco
for reshipment east per rail from Cairo;
GO bags corn for A. Mackie &C.,, and u
lot OF "movers," horses, wagons and
plumber, for Cairo; 100 pkgs wagon stuff
and sundries, hid tobacco for reship.
ment south ''.''' - 20
The Armada brought l05 SKIS wheat, s
plows and large lot Of plupder and
sundries for Cairo; G bbls onions for re.
shipment to ST. Louis; 3S hhds tobacco,
80 bbls meal, tons sundries for reship-
ment south. .... ..,..
The Pauline Carroll discharged here
SIS bbls and half bbls molasses, 25 bxs
oranges, 20 bbls sweet potatoes, IA bales
hides, casks sulphur, principally for
reshipment north. per rail. She had
fair trip for ST. Louis, and ten companies
of the u. s. Infantry, which she has con.
tracted TO deliver at st, Paul, MINI. She
claims TO have come here from New Or
leans in days, 10 hours, running time.
The Mollie Able, Capt Dan Able,
leaves here this evening for New Orleans
and way points. lt.N.u
The VIM. White, Capt. Northern,
Clerk jimmy Brewery, Is the regurar
packet for Paducah this evening. Il
The fleet and beautiful steamer Quick
step, Capt. Dexter, Clerks Grammar and
Pennington, is the regular mail and pas
senger packet for Evansville and way
landings this evening. The Quickstep
no danger of blow up on her, while her
officers are all well skilled and very
obliging. -
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

HON. D. J BAKER, JR., JUDGE.


I - ThssslAy, April sth-Fourth Day, Afternoon.
The People 90 W Mary Randolph, lar.
ceny; Jury found defendant guilty, and
fixed her time In the penitentiary at
eighteen months. - g. gyarns- - AZ
Z The People 60 W George Rees, larceny
defendant plead "guilty; sentenced to
one month in county Jail, and to pay
fine Of S. g0T40)T1 IrLgHO1 a1Gr.
The People. &c Va Alonzo McMurry,
John McMurry and st. Clair McMurry,
larceny; defendants recognized.
/ City Of Cairo VS. James Farrell, appeal
rule on defendant TO pay docket fee. 4.
Bernard McMannus W. Patrick Mock.
Ter, appeal; rule on defendant to pay
docket fee.
The People &c vs. Jacob Bradley, lar
cenv; jury empanelled and sworn, and
testim ony heard for the prosecution.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
shell Oysters NJ Louis Iscrbcsrs,

Louis Herbert has just received at his
restaurant a splendid lot or fresh shell
oysters, In prime order. He has also re-
ceived supply Of Cincinnati lager.
This first'class restaurant is as usual
prepared 10 serve customers with all
kinds Of luxurious and substantial eata-
bles In the most cleanly and accepta BILE
BILE style,
Egyptian block, basement floor.
.Ftl.uIl kf8- aprilS-dlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

Mrs. Mary &. Hutchinson, late editress
OF the late olive Branch, of Cairo, is
married, Mr.. David q. Pierson, of this
city, being the happy and fortunate
bridegroom. The announcement OF this
union has been delayed for reasons salts
factory to the parties concerned, bat not
too long to deny us the privilege OF wish
ing the married couple all kinds Of do
nestle bliss, anumerousa and distinguish
ed progeny, long life, happy death and
blessed hereafter.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
strickcr Heard From.

We pronounced the payment Of Strick'
er's fine, which resulted In Kidding the
city OF the presence OF that obnoxious
individual, as splendid Investment.
The Columbus Dispatch copying our
article, says:
We do not thank Cairo for this inv est
ment. Said Stricken stopped in Colum.
bus about twelve hours; result--Colum.
bus is one SIS pipe and several meals OF
victuals poorer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

The joint committee from the Select
Council and Board of Aldermen, APP
pointed to arrange for the reception and
entertainment of the Illinois State Press
Association, met yesterday afternoon,
and adopting a. resolution inviting the
cooperation Of prominent citizens, ad-
journed until O'Clock this p. M. loIJ
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

The Paducah Herald after remarking
that the hogs are shaking themselves to
death In the streets Of Cairo, asks his
readers how they would like to live, or
rather, die In Cairo.
Well II, as you intimate Mr.. Her
aid, they are subject to hog DISEASES
they had better stay away from
Cairo. The inHiction OF the Her
AID upon them daily, is pretty severe;
but better that than fatal attack Of hog
disease.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

The health officer is on the smell for
nuisancss. "A couple of citizens were
before Squire Bross, this morning,
charged ~ the authors Of obnoxious slop
holes, but the charges We're not sustain
cd Due vigilance in this regard will
prevent much sickness during the coming
warm weather.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Horse thieves are said to be driving a
very profitable business in the neighbor-
ing counties Of Mississippi and Scott,
across the river in Missouri. The loss of
q large number of fine animals has been
mentioned by the neighbcring papers re-
cantly.