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WISCONSIN.
Highway Robbery md Murder AT
LcHaonwetF-StAso BaP1tst Auut-
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Highway Robbery md Murder at
LctnonwetF-Stase baptist Aunt-
~eszAfy.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tnoane.
MILWACKKE, Sept q,
The ports.e Cit! nnd KilpouEn City tragedies
IRE scarcely oFes before smother terrible murder
IA ccInnitse.i. Yesterday. Nj. Il. H. Davis, a
weti-tbown miller at LemouWetE, went TO Maus-
ton, and irew 500 from :hc lank, for
the purpose Of buying wheat for h.s
mill. II seems that he drew the mon-J
atd WAS on his WIZ home lie hal evidently j1st
reached the east BHlfch Of tho Railroad, At Lemon
wctt, when he Was s,zuck on the heal With acme
b1rnt instrument, and wound Inflicted that
stunned him. Every dollar wAa tAten rron his
pockets, aui theg were all left tUfnel inside ont
He mas then placed on the t12cA aud train ot
cars passed oyer hts bod5. The County OF juneau
o1cr4 tXU reward for the mur1eress.
JASEsyI1iE, Sept. s3--Tne Wlscoasin State
baptist nnEiEcrfArJ commenced Its annual session
yesterday, in this city. The Ministerial Eaton OF.
cantzed last evening bF the election Of Ktr. ~
chaplin, Chairman. Re5. Tnos. Brigat, Of Foe
Lake, delivered the sermon for criticism. The
subject matter Of It Il unltr liscus4!on this morn-
Ing, 10 Be followed by essays addreases, and
rrcoe+s Of l1neIrns pa*sages Of scripture. The
ATTENDANCE OF ministers and "a! deleFAte4 u farGn,
tnt the occas1on one Of usuCh aatefcst. RcS- Mr.
Drovn n, OF Ia Crosse. delivers the snuuN scrUsoo
ih!s evening before tic convention.
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foreign.
he London Times on the
! French Situation,
fhe Same Journal on the
( Cotton Supply.
French Religious Journal on
Father Hyacinthe's Letter.
France

i EFAnCGs
.teE LONDON T1NEs On TIE POLITICAL tsrrr
= 11S1ox, Sept -
The 7SsNra to-day has IN editorial on the nttua-
~ Of adatrs In F1aucc. tss7s: "If the Empe-
'F&F no" recovered his conduct cannot easily be
-to4nted foE. The new cons,ltut1ou NAY
Hfregasded as virtually In force The
. tF4aing Of amnesty md tolerance extended
o1toe presA Eve,y Circumstance tends
no&tes The conv1ct1on that new err hzs
9afcd- Yet the Emperor rem .tns inactive as
neka he considered ere.3shtng done. Yet the
r9c deIsnd the convoeanpu ot the Legislative
~. Cnc&slne=s causes some members tc con-
t4plAte the Invasion Of their own premises ne1t
nFth With vtew Of delibefnttn1 ~ithout the coz
~ Of the Ex: cullre, No one, HI scrc., expects
rftt TO such extremes- The legality o! the En-
ppf's conduct fn allowing <ix mouths to eIapse
1Eeeu tho dissolution and rcconvocatton OF
Chamber. depends on technical qnihole.
441oosa the Legislative Body eepaza.ed before It
~ constituted. Rt1ll It had Rtsea 1ormsl signs
) of8 existence by several divisions.
i TIE HTAc,NTnE LETTER.
PANIa, Sept @
the religious journals exprcs. erset At the le,ie.
q fete u5bc1nthe. The Monde says the letter
lffhes Tears which tase long been entertained In
sgsTd to htn1.
4 RELATIONS WITH CHINA.
I PARIs. Sept. ea
:3fircc De tta Tour d. AuycEsne, the French
M4BtcE Of Foreign Analrs. aud Mr.. 1sustlngame,
Efke Chinese Embassy, hare made arrangements
III establishing improved relations between
FE4ce and China on the h.~iz OF tuutaAl conctia-
f1s3 and The French Government has sent out Lu-
.rtsors TO IT. Representatives in China to act In
ae4tdance With this policy.
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Death Of the Wife Of the 81 vlckedeat
nMus*

Ffpzn fh* -Stv York T,isun&, S<pt =.
Mn MaE1 Allen, wife Of John Allen, known as
the W!etet1est 41n in New York, - died u drop
q. At her home II Roosevelt Street, On SATURDAY
last- Her health had been declining tor some
property where her family resided Il 1alued 1t
year. Of labor Ii the danec-house business in Wa
the res:de5se Jes.erda! = X p n.
OF MrsL Aliens old darce-noase friends had eone
Ont. i've or stI men were e be seea: ~ rae rest
were Etris ard women. Tires Catholic pnesss
nsd beea u attendance up 70 tae .!Ee q nE
Ccsth. The Rev. J. [. A1ao!d, formerly Sapertn-
tFndent Of the Howard Ala*1on. and m old friend
Of tie Allen family Was present / laf9e propot-
ton oa tho mcu1ers did pot appear 10 manifest
mech fEtct for the loss OF III old ir1eul Sonc Of
the men Aud women tworc strange oaths, while
0thers talked and laaghcd AZ they nad done 50 cf-
ten On other occasions. The Nickedtet Aaa took
thirEt coolly. and tust before the corpse vas IT.
Eorei he Ment out and got tlElnk- Many o. tue
women walked up to the conn, gard moment,
then bcnt over and kissed the face OF the dead
shtce uce8- Little Chessrr. . boy Of about 5
years, teen1td deeply Affected, had he could
scarcely believe that he was never to Zee hts
mother again n this life. The husband kikscl bis
dead wife lor the last time and then sa4d There
il lhe hest friend erer had. and that Is Ill c4A
do for her," A the conlo was being taken down
Stair be Teu.afkcd, " She Is gong ia The grave
ftts 1sst." The burial took place 1t Calvary Gene
tery.
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MISSISSIPPI,
The Atto1nps 10 Release Xcrgcr Gro1,,
rttAon.

CrHc1kxAT1. Sept, 91-Tne hews from Jackson,
Miss, this morning Is that the t<o corpor4ls Aud
nneucnr, were unqnestIonahls implicated In lhe
attempted escape Of Colonel YeFgcr. a commits
stbned officer OF tne Sesenrh United StaIes lnfbtty
1at aas zen kneHn 70 vts,t NJ leIRfss nso.e' !n
New OE1eaus On the special business OF Ae=ur1rg
the escape Of YstI4f. Three thousand dollars
The plan was for ODE Of iae rStra,cs to etre nls
Uniform TO ferRtE. who, in the dtagatse, Was to
escape from csUp, The sentinel to desert st the
Mra. YeIeer haa not been permitted to yi4t her
husband, And he II ciosel! guarded, AID not nj.
loved 70 confer with any one. save through the
nxfB Of hts cell
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Arrcxt OF Noted ronntrFEcttcrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept es--Cn!tcsl ststcs Trr.sugy
Agent c.ar1oe this morning A1rcstci Captain
Leoranl. q famous counserfeiteE. rpon the
prisoner were found between 3a'Oo and 81 .ooa IN
4Os, los and os, upon National Banks. anu about
{t.GsO IL Is cent notes. The notes were well exc
cule,i. Leonard Was fount. IN a house In The
neiehbofhood Of Seventh and Walnut streets,
where he has been ltslpg snule time with NO.
tnAn. The honsc a. rearcneA ta,a forenoon, and
tue wptnAn aIressei The 0Etcera al*n found 4
.:rEc auanttJ or counterfeit none! done up In
packages
male raid upou the establishment Of one Henry
4. MAychAnl, on Market street, ye>terdAy, sud
found large quantlis Of ntceles and die Used u
fhetr manufacture which wetc al conhScatel,
and NArchaod vas arrested 1t Ia teatFel that
Nsfrhaud IL leader Of \ band OF couuterfettesS
tn the West, who have been circulating large
amount Of SpuY1pIS COLI.
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pe1ftrs4fstipx D7ess Pa.:e-ns.-DIssIuu4te:H.t TT
rev heose. Cut this eas md cine and sec ssr tuE
neu Juss xe.tef The Pot 0ice corner of G lskst-
NR. MRS. CORSWEL1- late Il Se* FORK Cts.
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FtreA

f1!7shrRsn, Sept 9a.-Thc grocery ssorc OF
Jacob Dennis, on Beaver Ateaue, Allegheny.
turred LIST night The proprietor was engased
sn .l:7vsng burning 1uid* which ignite,i, running
through into the cellar, ard after 9arts exploe.i,
While The members Of The Fire Department werr
!n the upper part OF the building, EIeufy
WsEoncr leapcd from IN upper w1naow sud had
= lrE n1nktn In tNo r1acea. -Four others were
hurt and burned while escAplnE.
NEW ioER, Sept ca-.About l-pAst tonight
Orc occuITrrt ID tho oil train on the Erie RaiI-
ron't. which WAS Standing on a aids track al Pen
Morn CITY, N1-,t three niles est Of Hcrxca Tunnel
The flames spread with such rarldt.T that
before AuJ caIs could be DETACHED aud
removed heyoEd danger tho cnuse train
was cnEefopcd iu flames. Thence
communicated TO the three large wnotlen taoks
uear the TRACKS, usct Ms EcccptacieH for crrdc OIL
The urc was Fiji lngtnc at mlGutFht aud fears
were entertained for The SAFETY OF the extensive
OF works at Pen Horn. The loss Is rcty heavy.
A number CT passengers were delayed several
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The Mnp3 Hone ii

The Mnni 11ope Isatlrond DIxastcr.
NxF foRk, Sept 23.-The tttst Of James Grit
NJ, engineer o. TIC freight tta,o, charged WITH
ent1!aal heeieCt Ia chustng The disaster at Mast
iiope, on me Ire Railway. H8s commenced. To-
day, ~ Milford, Pa, before Judge Barrett. Sever
al W1tae17ca were examined.
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4 Denial.

RICHMOND, Sept 92-K 7. Danfcl Chairman OF
TIE CONSERVATIVE Central Commttt<e, ruhlshe4a
card thls morning. stating that there Is not even
ttat Genetal Canby ever tnttmaled that tue test
oath wculA not be required u be sCantTl could ae
usoe Senator.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

d;eneEtl Butler ON Tho Antnronn.m
NetNces Labor mud Cnpatal-Thc
ErGschs SyAfcisa of SPectnl Lcyi.ln-
tfon Dcnouuced-ThcN Nntlonni 71u-
stcna Convention.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
, 1869-09-24
PEORIA,

Republican County Nominations.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
PEoHtA, Sept 23.
Tit Republican County Convention. In session
to-day, nominated the following tlckst: County
Judge. J. T.. Yates: Cterk, J. u. Mcclure; Treas.
urer, T.. c. SilltIran: Surveyor, A. Nirkett; SureF.
,nts1tIcnt CT Schools, y. F. Worth tnetoa Delegate
10 the Constitutional Convection, L. y. Wells.
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Arr 1..Aori-ad 1, rts5rs a9.rssseA.ks fov fHE
rNK, af 4<~s sats4 kt~1. n7~~s Ia F+-strt aassF
t,s11<~ts ~ eos4r-t {w OIL EKWBFAFE11 Oh XAGAuxXz
e.. e~y 11a,.sss3 = IL S 1Ayas~s, at IL pAa-
H.&4s1 k,xA4 F~SEek.
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NxxrH1s. Sept ia hunting Ptrtg At Helena,
An. we're attacked by Indians on TucS<1Ay. a
man named Hall ras killed. scslped, and terribly
MuttlAted. The body OF man named AlLcnell'
Who bad lost his way near the B.sckteet Agency.
WAS found r1ddled with bnlletA, and 1t y supposed
lhht he was killed b5 the BAckfcet ludisns. Gteas
complaint Ia made in ArkAnkAs about me lusn.
1evV
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4 Kekrlar Cenvoeassoo Ct WASHINGTON CHAP.
TER NO. Il b. A. ", THIS (Fridas> EVENING, 1t
~ o'elcek. H74ines 4nd work on II. II, Dteree-
JOHN WHITLEY,
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tys Ga.
AcGtsrA, sept IA dtnacu1ty occurred tn Co
lutpb!A County. on Soni4y, between 1 Planter
named BAKER and party Of negroes. Ia winch
Wm- Jonef. negro. VIE killed The ppbibncd &C.
count FcprtfcHts that BAKER acted in elI-defeucc
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AtrANy. Sept. 2a-lt Is reported to-o!fat th1t
Adam fan Allen, Cashier Of the First SanonAl
HanE Of this city, VIZ arrested this afternoon On
q charge OF deiEoQdtnE the Cu!ted States Govern.
mcnt by usinE cancelled revenue stamps and tasen
tefofe un!ted States Cou missioner FFo:hin2nam
and admitted to ball IN $a0o1
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MASONIC NOTICES,


Oriental Lodfe, no. q. At. t 4 X. Special csn-
ucnsc.tton tas Erda. esetn szt TK wort
On the ~ X. dekyex- u o. seatAi Hal No l.! LaS,e
Ftk3tsff rpsazi15 Invited to attrd PET order a{
fhn W n E II TICK KR. Stc.rtary
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Thero utn be = f1teA noae.A<c q A2olls coams msnd-
as1y No. t. Il their Asylum In II: NaRauic Ten
ttdtf ef T. T.
Waiting Slr KNIGHTS are courteo1ly Invited to meet
@>'' ~ EXt TGCKER, Reessd:s.
, 1869-09-24

The CnIlfornBn PlpMcerx.
ALTOONA, Penn, Sept e2-The P1oceer Asso-
ciatton Of California passed here this evening
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08


Not much IN the police line doing To-
day. The old squire sat in his easy
chair at noon to-day, talking Of times
that were and are to be, having only
three chances to make his inevitable
"trimmings," and drawing . blank In
all these chances.
Mary Slmonds and Julia Robinson
whose names are quite familiar in DO.
lice circles went on staving bust and
did things unbscoming ladies. Julia
had been out Of the calaboose only q
few hours, when she Joined Mary In the
liquorlstIcal orgies. They were fined
IS each. and failing TO pay we're commit.
ted Tor seven days in the calaboose
Next came A. WhIpple, VINO had In.
vested . few dimes Ia liquid alimenta-
ton, with the usual result. What be
considered fun, other, considered disor.
derby drunkenness, and he was fined 81
and costs. Having no money he wa
housed Ia the calaboose. fis s-rs
John Alistine belted his better half,
because he was cowsrJly enough to d.
such low thing, and was fined ~ and
costs, which he promised TO pay on
Monday. The man who, In his senses,
strikes woman and that woman his
wife, IL beast. John Alistine can make
the application.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
Cream Baking Powder.

We do not hesitate TO say that this IL q
superior baking powder. Indeed 1t fAs
sxcels any article Of the kind we have
ever had our attention called TO. We
have used II In our family for . conside-
rable time. and speak from actual knowl.
edge Of It's merits. The buiscuits made
with the powder are beyond all question
the most excellent We have ever tasted,
and for pot pies, dough nuts, pie crus>s,
cakes, bread, pudding. etc., the powder
II 'Just the thing" We commend II 70
the use Of every housekeeper. For sale
at q. ID. Willismson's grocery, on the
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08

UNIV 000 -
Our city contemporary desires to be In.
formed whether Or not she city Tailor fur
nishes his prisoners rations Of whisky.
We have the best authority for saying
that he does not.
We have heard II complained, too,
that the prisoners are fnsquently tuS ned
Loose 10 the jAil ysrds nen and Women
negroes and whites together. and that
while there, they demean themselves In
. manner at once violative Of good order
asd dscsucy. The prisoners sre given
the liberty ofths yard every morning,
while the jailor cleans out the jail, end
- the jsil enclosure II tight board
fence some ten feet high, we cannot ex-
sctly understand how the acssons OF the
inmates can be observed by the residents
Of the neighborho0d. The jailor. has no
means Of locking the mouths Of the .pris.
oness, and OF the offensive carryings.on
spoken Of, ha has seen nothing. That
the prisoners were never seen In the
yard 80 frequently before, IL chargeabls
to the fact that the calaboose under for
mer administrations was rarely, IL ever,
cleaned out and renovated. .
The Tailor seems to DO making every
effort to discharge his duty faithfully
and conscienti ously, and every person 10
the city who has taken the trouble to In.
form himself In that regard, will will.
ingly testify that he has turned the
prisoners to good account on the streets,
getting one hundred per cent more work
out of them than any Of his predeces
sors.
From all the lights before US we are die.
posed to regard Mr.. McHale as an ef.
ncient jailor II he Is not, however, and
there are any proofs TO that effect, we are
sure that the mayor will suspend him
quickly as he would any other officer OF
the city subject to suspension; and that
there may be N proper understanding,
the mayor solicits information Of any
neglect or wrong doing OF the jailor OF
any other city official, promising to re.
ceiye 1t thankfully and to promptly act
upon II when II IL Of nature 20 require
action, utterly regardless of the officer OF
officers whom IL may involve.
"Barrett's" Renowned Hair Restora-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
Fer he Kvsai.g 'Bulsssi..,

Ssfo, msy .. leee.
Editors 'Bunetia' The insinuation in
the Times ofthis morning that no gen
tlemsn could ever become drunk even
"for the first and last time" might pos.
sibly excite the ire Of some true gentle.
man, who has at some time in his life
$50 far forgotten himself" were it not
for the fact that the pretty little lady.
killer who penned the article, constantly
reminds one Of "Mary's lamb" which
Followed her 10 school Que day,
That being against the rule.
For IL made the children laugh and play
To see the litile fool" TOM
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
stone fsr cairo.

Golconda Herald, OF the 5th inst says
that THE Cairo CRY Property Trustees
are getting stone from the bluff on Judge
Foote'S farm, one mile and half below
this place, for the purpose OF making u
break.water on the Mississippi side Of
Cairo. Tney now have two barges ready
for shipment. We can spare stone
enough to make a foundation for that
city IL they want IT,"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08

If you want good stove, or tin ware
hollow-ware, copper or sheet-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything In that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue,
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, aud fitted up the
largest and most complete shop In
Southern Illinois.
Particular attention given TO steam
boat and mill work, copper smithing
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
apr24d6m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08

The sipe-water is so rapidly disappear.
ing that by the middle OF the coming
weekthat eye.sore will have disappeared.
Old residents who have seen these bodies
OF water come and go half dozen of
times do not share In the apprehensions
OF sickness following the disappearance
OF the present supply, entertained by the
later corners. SingulaTly enough, these
visitatiOns never produce sickness.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
RIvER NE Tvs.
PoTt List for the ~ Hours EndIng Q
Two O'ci"ck, r. ~. ~


Two o'ci"ck, r. ~.
ARRIVALS.
Gen. Anderson. Column. WIN. White. Padueah;
k ks1 81 Leai' Ann Anna s Slae'nn.iy'
wausn,,a, jyrons, Nashville;
Grand Lake, Big Muddy; Belle 81. Louis, Memphi.
Ale ghcny Belle. Pius-s David, Watts, Eastport.
DEPARrUREs.
Gen. Anderson. columbss. WIN. White. psdneah.
Anna, -; Louis: LuminAry, yicksbars;
Allegheny BELLE. St, Loh.; Grand IsE., Memphis.
.s s. s S. h L.: S NJ: e S.ss
Wan.niis. Pittsburss Mohawk.
The weather continues Clear and
pleasant, and with reasonable indica.
tions Of Its having become settled.
The Mississippi and Missouri arc both
falling for some distance above Sc. Louis,
but rise Of ten or fifteen feet Is on IL
way down the Missouri from the noun
tains.
The Ohio is falling rapidly at Pitts.
burg with only seven feet water In the
channel. The entire amount Of coal
shipped from Pittsburg on the last riss
foot, up $500. 900 bushels. The Kama.
wah 10 rising and the Ohio 10 also nlsinR
from the mouth Of the Ksnavhs TO
Evansville. There ID six feet large over
the falls.
The Cumberland 10 falling, hut head
rise is coming down which will begin to
pass Nashville In day or two.
Here the river has fallen twelve inches
since last report.
Business continues moderate. Our
readers will bear In mind that when
business is spoken Of In this column IL
means only river business. The bust.
ness Of the city proper lies In the prov.
ince Of the local editor.
The VIM. White yesterday evening
brought out Al hhds tobacco for resbip.
ment to New York per rail, so bbls meal
for rcshipmcnt to Memphis, s half hhds
tobacco for reshipnent to st. Louis, "a
pkgs potatoes and merchandise for Cairo.
The Quickstep brought bbls -four for
ID. AFTER, Cairo, and the following for re-
shipment to various points south: 35 bbls
meal and -four, 90 pkgs furniture, 10 bbls
eggs, so bbls whisky, hid tobacco, so
hogs.
The Tyrone brought cedar chest for
Barclay Brothers, Cairo. and and follow.
ing for reshipment: Chicago-33 rolls
leather, 90 bbls dried peaches; New
York-lO hhds tobacco; St. Louis-52
pkgs cedar ware, % bundles paper. hhds
tobacco, s bales sheeting; New Orleans
-6l hhds tobacco, SO pkgs cedar ware;
Memphis-s5 bbls -four, O tons bar iron
Tie VIM. White, Capt. Northern, is
the regular packet for Paducah this p. m.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane, ia
the regular packet for Memphis this
evening.
The Cumberland, Capt. Lowth, is the
regular packet for Evansville this pm.
The Tyrone, Captain Tom Harmon,
leaves for Memphis this evening.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
1lora s.nsd,u.

Mr.. John Rees desires to say 10 the
public In general that the Flora Garden,
the only place OF Sunday resort in the
city, where visitors can uninterruptedly
indulge In innocent amusements aud
pastimes, will be open on aud after Sun
day, May 9th. Sacred music will add
to the pleasures Of the garden, and all
will be kindly and courteously treated.
my1ts JOHN REEs.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
All ladies use "Barrett's.D
lloess 0sssness nsssess.


Every Item inserted In our local col
umus 10 read by 1t least one tn Jusand
persons, daily. While We would NOS
disparage onr advertising columns ~ .
medium Of connunieation with the
public. We may say, nevertheless, that
the increased price charged for business
notices In our local columns Il fully au-
thorized by the Increased notoristy
secured. This II understood by many Of
our patrons and hence the numerous
business and personal notices that are
found interspersed among our items Of
local news. Our charges are 20 cents .
line no words) for the first insertion
and 10 ceuts per line for each subsequent
insertion.
Bring on your business "locals" then,
and In less than two days We will have
the wares you advertise, talked about in
every family Of the city. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
Ts Prosper, Advertise.

There never was . better season fol
merchants 70 invest In advertising than
the present. Trade has not opened a
auspiciously ~ many supposed. and II ID
apparent to all that those who will do .
successful business this season, will b
they who put forth the strongest sxer.
tons In no way can merchants 10 ad'
vantageously bring their wares before
the public a. by advertising. The Bal.
letin' has a larger circulation than any
other paper In this section OF the coun'
try, and our readers are constantly In.
creasing
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
Tn. silver Cornss hand In Columbus.

The following notice of this high. ed
musical institution We take from yester.
days Columbus 'Dispatch;'
Pap Vandemarle desires us to say that
he returns his hearty thanks to the Cairo
Silver Cornet Band for their serenade.
Mr.. Vandemarle knows how to appreci.
ate good music, and moreover knows how
to manifest his appreciation In entertain
ing the musicians. The Cairo band ranks
among the best in the west.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
Lac htntng.

Save your lives and property. A.
Fraser is agent for the copper scroll light
nins 70 company and will fill all orders
promptly. Call at once and have them
put on your buildings. This Is the best
and safest rod now made Shop on Com
mercial avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth street. apl24d3m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08

The very attractive, varied and strictly
seasonable stock OF dry.goods, notions,
etc, just opened ut Goldstine d Rosen-
waters, has not been surpassed by any
purchase brought TO the Cairo market
during the season. Ladies, especially,
will be pleased with Il. myld8t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08

Master Charlie Fraser, q four year old
ling, gave q birthday party last night,
Mt the residence Of his father. The az
fair was grand in it's way, aud the "little
folks" who were out in force, enjoyed
the occasion hugely, and made way with
large quantity Of "take and tandy" aud
nuts. We are all children OF a larger
growth.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08

A little 10y, sou OF Mr., Robbins, was
precipitated into the sipe water from the
high.sidewalk near the 18th street school
honse yesterday, by some kind ola trap
fixed by some mischicvous school boys.
The little fellow would undoubtedly
have drowned had not Rob Devore, who
CHANGED to be near, sprang into the
water and rescued him.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
Policeman suspended.

Joseph Higlin, night policeman,
was suspended by the mayor, this NOR
ming, for drunkness and incompetency.
He was found on the streets last night
so utterly overcome by liquor as to be
unable To recognize friend from foe, and
furnishing 'capital" for those whose
peculiar province it is to denounce
the mayor and city council
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-08
"Barrett's" dresses hair splendidly.
Transit steamer e..es., A.A-r.s.

Hereafter the transit steamer General
Anderson will leave Cairo for Colum bus
ut 2 am. and 4 pm. Returning will
arrive at Cairo at ! 80 a. m. and ESQ p. M,
making close connections with the cars
Of the Illinois Central and Mobile 4
Ohio railroads. my5dlw