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"Dasking in the sunlight
Seeking to keep warm,
Reclined a weary pilgrim
EnIl Df Niro nlo,yy,

run OF are alarm,'
Because hes clothes were rather thread
bare, and his funds low. Suddenly III
idea seemed to strike him his face re-
Taxed into a smile, and he moved of
With m elastic bouyant tread, muttcr
ing, "l'm going straight to Garner q
Handley's Cheap Store; they are sell
i,g clothing so cheap that I can afford
to get suit and he went and done
"a }
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"Dg." A. JouRDAN has some OF
the finest Blackberry Wine we have
tasted in many aday. We would ad.
wise our friends who love the goods
OF this life" to give the "Dr." q call.
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PRoTRAcTED MEETING will com.
mencc Saturday, Nov. 7, 1869. at the
Christian Church, near Salem. Speak
ers, De. T. W. BnrNTs, E. g. SEW.
I'LL
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SOME unknown fliend sent us a poin'
ter pup, for which We are much obliged,
as we take grca! delight in sporting.
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OUR County Court meets on Mon
dav next, that's news, ehI
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LOCAL..

neSy. Business notices inserted under this head
will be eharg 90 cents per line, each insertion
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Prices Current
At HUNTS STATION, corrected weekly
BY 81. r. MOORE II Co.

Rye, 500. Wheat. sla1.l0. Corn, &c.
Cotton. 23a24c. Bacon sizes, 2Oc; hams
zoe; shoulders, 1sc. Flour, 3aSkc. But
ter, 2Oa3Oc. Eggs, 1870. Beeswax. 30c
Ginseng, zoe. Dried Apples, DC. Dried
Peaches. &c. Feathers, 60c. Onions, 81
Chickens. l5a20. Lard, 2Oc. Hides, l0a&
Tallow, loo.
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween John NJ. Hntchins and George W
Warner has been dissolved BY mutua
consent. The business will he carried Oh
In future by John NJ. Hutchins.
HuTCHJES 4 WARNER.
June - 1850.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-28

T7IrTCHINs a. WARNER, dealers in
iii kinds of Drugs, Paints. Oils, Dye
Stnifa, Glass, Putty, Lamps, oiis, BOOKS
md Stationery. Garden SEEDS, &c, horeh
side Public Square.
q WHIPPLE, dealer In all Kinds Of
NJ Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
Tajicine Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufis, Glass,
.T:',ars Tobacco, Stationery and Fancy
Goods, southeast side Public Square.
T0IIN +. VAUGHAN, manufaeturer Of
j Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, and
.ealer in Cooking, Heating, and Wood
Stoves, Pumps. Country Hollow Ware, etc.
Etc.. southwest side Public Square.
T.. BAUGH = CO., dealer in all kinds
i. abby Goods. Hardware. Queehsware,
Tin Ware, Clothing, Shoes, Boots, Hats,
rinthiny, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Meal. etc.,
at the old Wilson corner.
I7ERRITT. ENOCHS 4 CO., manufac-
turers and dealers In Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Boots and Shoes, and. In fact, cv-
erything pertaining to tlrst-class Saddle
and Harness Shop cor. Public Square.
TOHN 6. SCHROM, dealer in all kind
j of Cakes, Candles, Contectioncries &c
chase, Crackers. and Oysters, Bakery
next door to John T. Skaters law office,
on Main street. w Warm bread tur-
nished every evening. Cakes Of all kinds
made to order for bridal and reception par
ties. Give him call.
JOURDAN, French Confectioner,
"A .and dealer in all kinds OF Fancy
Goods, Public Square.
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Winchester Market.
Corrected weekly by SYLER & MANN,
Winchester, Tenn.l

The following cash prices will be paid
for the articles mentioned, delivered at
store:
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JUST PUBLISHED.

The new elementary Piano Method, by
Jean MAINS and Henry Kleber. Ths
simplest and most progressive and besl
work ever published. Price 90 50.
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BAND INSTRUMENTS

Our catalogue embraces over six thousand
different pieces. and is immensely popular.
New music published every day. and music
mailed, postage paid, when the marked
price Ia remltted.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
IhsssAns d sf Taxa

Mr. Nicholas Fei,b, $50 Com me.cial
avenue, las opened toy store tina, Is
supplied with thousands OF articles to
make glad the hearts OF little boys, and
girls. lie has wax, porcelain aud rubber
dolls, block houses, toy furniture, drum,
iddles, "cry.bsbies," and things innu-
msrabls 10 ples.esndgr crafty the chill
drsn. All these things Mr.. r.. says he
intends TO sell cheaper than they can
he bought anywhere else in the city.
The holidays being near At hand, 1t
would he well for parents to call IN there,
and examine the stock aud ascertain
the prices. Pictures on hand and plct.
urse framed 10 order.D sr - nov, ~ DAT
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
DISSIPATION.
A ROUND THAT ENDED IN DISGRACE
AND DEATH

Some weeks ago we referred to the
finding of large lot Of private letters
| addressed TO j. r, Ssx,un uader cream
/ sta aces that induced the belief that Mr..
( =. had committed suicide 1t was sub.
sequently aecetjained ttat NJ. s. was in
/ Leayenwoi,h cty; and Of bis career in
that city, we propose to speak.
For some time alter his arrival in
Leavenworth he demeaned himself in a
manner that won general respect and
! confidence. Extending his acuuain.
lance he finally numbered among his
companions a young Englishman who
was receiving from home monthly re-.
mittance Of SLIGO. With this young man
! Saxton soon commenced a round Of dis.
! sipation, and finally abandoning bust.
ness gave himself up entirely to drink.
Ddrlng period Of three months the two
drank stead IL add to great excess, spend.
ing the last ton days indoors, refusing
all food, and subsisting entirely on
! liquor. The police, believing that
the young men deliberately purposed self
destruction, broke IN upon their revels
they always kept their door locked and
taking them both under arrest conveyed
them to the calaboose The ensuing
night the Engllshmsn died IN prison, IN
q At OF mania pau. saxon was snateGed,
a. 1t were, from the very jaws C death,
but, "a time proved, 10 very poor pur-
sposo Leaving the bed into which his
dissipation had prcstrated him, lie re
turned TO his cups, aud, unfit for posi-.
/ tons of honor and trust, he accepted the
charge OF bar.room In house OF i'll
fsnIe. Even THE degraded place he
could no, bold, and now we hear of him
as an out.cast nom .he respectable circles
in which he. once moved "a hsnyer-on
about . freight depot on the MissoGri
side OF the nvcr, where, for such odd
jobs as he can Turn his ;rem bling hands
to, he receives his food and grog. Such,
we arc told, is J. >. SaSton, only short
time ago respected and respectable re-
sldent OF Cairo---a young man whose fu-
ture, then, seemed full Of promise. ..
s The Continental Is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
AL respects. Pitcher Il Henry, az To-
Z Commercisl avenue, cor. 9Th street. i.
nov20tf -. r.f
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Fair aDa k~pper,

The Sisters of st., Mary's Ipfirmary an
nounce to the kind and charitable, that
they will hold fair and supper for four
successive nights, beginning Mon day
Dec. lstli. and sadipg TIE l6ih., It's object
is toliqdidste the debt lately contracted
by the erection OF their new and com-
moJious hospital bailding..' 'ea.,. ~
This being the first time the. good Sis
tiers have applied to the citizens Of Cairo,
a liberal patronage o: the friends of the
poor and afflicted isrequested. Nopains
will he spared to make this fair and sup
per the most reniuheratfve and interest.
ing of any held hsretofors; aud With n
view to its certain success, donations are
respectfully solicited of articles orna-
mental and useful Tho oh aritably. dis
posed ladies OF the city are cordially In :,
vitssi tono1 operate inthe good work.
-EnrthsE- naties- as -ta-.the- fais sslll be
given in due time.9AO
noyl7e3rd did. so .r.t St,t. 4s-t ..Yt-s
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
Unpronsasie Tav.,tm.n,..

We can safely assert that there 10 not
= oityi Ia. III O. V Jed Sta re, taking popa-
lstion into aceount) that can present a
larger uum Der OF citizens who have been
bitten W nswsp aper iDysstnenis. than
Cairo can; 1t IL uUt che sudden flicker
ing QUIZ OF newspapers, leaving citizens
out of pocset small sums OF unearned
sdvsvtisemeut and subscription money,
OF which We speak; bit .; investments
OF hundreds OF dollars that have furnish
ed.ne. sseturn whateveS except annoy
snce aud aggrayati2n, Any person at all
posted in the newspspsr history Of Cairo
can name from twenty TO forty persons
who have sunk from $50 to $500 in
short lived newspaper projects. Most OF
this money vas SINK In advances made
to buy material, and much OF II 10 pro
long the existence Of -sickiy concerns
ths; could not make their receipts cover
their outgoss. -@a-s-,
No less Than twenty-one newspapers
have lived and died in Cairo. A portion
Of them had no credit, and therefore
couldn't victimize the public, but the
larger number caused dozens and scores
Of our citizens 10 30 dow n In their pockets
aitet finds that md ostter been
sunk in the Ohio river, Tn the cellar Of
the Bulletin, eiacs We IAN, furnish evil
denc@ Of the bufsting up at least seven
Cairo pswspa psr concerns, 10 oldstands,
cases, thases. and other traps which We
will gladly sell It about one-foarth of
the sum which generous Cairo news
paper bsckers originally paid for them.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

Immense posters announcing the COM
ming Of the Katie Putnam coupe. have
been put up At all the prominent points In
the city, showing that the company. IN
addition to its other eIeellences, knows
hov % advertise. We observe that Mrs
Mary Mcwilliams, an old Cairo favor,ts,
10 with the troupe, AMI will appear with
II, In this city She will receive . wsfm
greeting from her iriepds here who know
her worth, alike - al aotrsss and lady.
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rrOuAufSy.

by the Continental" in the early
days Of the Republic was. by the witch
killing fanatics, called profanity.
In this smore enighio6ed age n Is
deemed an evidence OF sound, morals as
well as OF good sense to give Che advlc
Buy the Continental, O. 1, is not only
the cheapest bu, The best stove in the
market. ---ro 71rrrrua
For sale by Pitcaer d Henry, 1872 Com.
mercial avenue, cor. I2th street.
""'~'t .d1st. rsHRN9IG
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

Walker, 4 vSisson's, Billiard Hall aud
Restaurapt Is the center OF attraction for
strangers and others who would strength.
en- the inner man with fresh oysters,
stewea, raw, roasted or fried; quail o
toast, venison, Ash or any other luxur
GUS or subslaptial ed BE; Or pass an hou
with the "cqe" IN the largest and hes
Billiard hall fn the city, '' If
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
TRUsTEEs SALE.

Whereas, Jesse Il. Humphreys and Mary j: Hum-
phreys his wifc BY THEFT certain decd Qt ust, bearing
date tho 2sst day of September \. ~. lstJ and re-
corded thr book "2r Of seods page ~ ia The Re-
cgrdcr's Office ~ Alexander County, Illinois, did
con, ey 70 John b. Ps, the following descrlbedo lots
sEpacels of land situated IN the CITY Of Cairo, ooun
Is OF Alexander aud STATE Of Illinois, known and
desi grated the recorded man Or plat thereof as
lots numbered five and seven IS aud y in boci
the said John a.. rhillis IL the sum ofmone- or any
part thereof, specified sad deed oftrusi aud IN
csrtaa plopir DRY noio therein described bearing
even dale Win raid decd, iDt The sum OF twenty-five
hundred dplar., made and executed boy said Jesse Il
Hnrn rlffey- nud rsvrbe 20 the order OF RachclJ Phil
lia Que year gitpg the dRc hereof, should remain
dseend pad % ris expiration ofthc time specified,
Gnffccoriiig h the te1vr of laid th@ tuen the
said John d. Phlns snOud make. sale 81 the said
ca h. asty The terms OF said decd provided, and
whereas The sum. of eigtheen hrncred and nj y dol
lars OF said ns,e, together with interest from the
eist tav of September 4. ID. 1883, now remains due
amt rirsid: Now, therefore, notice ~ hereby given
,es ~ che repuc Of Rachel J. PhilHs apd I'm er and
by virtue OF tie terms and condtfons II sad deed OF
trust, and the power aud an.hority IN ne thereby
vested, I, the sad Joha u. phhlts vii on Wednes-
DAY tho 18th dsv of Dece mber A. ID 1875 the Court
Itosse doof, in thsety efCs TO- Coyuty Of Alexan;
|tof ssid n dav ~ proceed to sell ct public
vende ~ the lshest bidder for eash, the property
he rrfnbefofe desribed, N satisfy said debt and IN
ter.st ana The and expense Of this trust and Will
execute and deliver TO the purchaser or purchasers
thereofa deed therefor.
JOHN p. PguLIs, Trustee.
Cairo, III. Nov. Is. Ise9. nov - stw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

d. = Harfeil1sno~ tse'dhiy dealer In
furniture, mattresses ETC., IN the. city.
His large ware rooms are well h,jed
with furniture Of every grade, from the
hueato fross-wood, 'hsir-cloth cha mber
sets down To The eomonest poplar
kitchen .iAbles.- His retail prices are
quite az low as thoselof Evansville or any
tnther market ---------- -----
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The ChieaKo Won.

We have received the frst number OF
the Chicago Sun, tGoodslrs paper pub
iished at the Union stock Yards, Chicago.
II iss large and handsome weekly sheet,
and presents, IN its advertising columns,
unmistAkable evidences OF thrift. Price
~ 80 per annam. 'E-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

The Phenir baud ,colored gave a sup.
Psr In the City Hall, las' night, that was
largely attended by tho colcred people.
I, will oe repeated this evening, and
On Friday evening, the band will give q
.blLs-1Tbe 0bjsot oil these Affairs IA To
raise money 10 pay. for the hand instru.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
1furs, Eurs,E ursi

II you want tobuy lurs cheaper than
they were ever offered in Cairo, wild call
At p. Rielly's. He has GOOD assert
ment which he will sell very low n !
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
4 MYSTERY.
The dead body story Gonlci. K

A few days ago, on the authority ofthe
Paducah 'Herald,' we published the par
ticulars of the finding of tire body Of one
Polk Gillespie, shot Though lie lead
and hear, near Blandvi'e, Ky. , lie
body was found--so stated-by Messrs.
Bidd!c and Smell, and buried where
found The IL urder was cha, ged 20 "she
dcsperadoas that a'e known to infest
that portion of Keatuckyn
A Blsndyille correspondent OF the
'Heraid, writing under date OF the 20lh
insi, dI.cEedi!s.the whole story, and
gives very good reasons Nor the faith
that Is In him" We thought it very
strange, al, the time of republ'shing tho
particulars, ID at Ifessrs. shsll and Biddle
should bury the body Of man who
had clearly been foully dealt With, with
on. first informing The authorities.
BlandyiIle, the comfy seat OF Ballard
county, was only a mile and half dis
taut, yet not one word Of tbs finding was
communicated TO single citizen OF that
place, nor 10 anybody else, living in the
neighborhood. Furthermore, no such
men as Smell and Biddle reside in the
county '.H~. d. -r'l-- IA1h
Notwithstanding this showing al man
by the name OF Polk Gillespie ha, mys-
teriousiy disappeared, and extended in.
quiry has failed to elicit any clue as 10
his whereabouts. A Paducsh detective
started on search for the missiDg man,
on Monday, and may. in time, upravel
thssmystery. II would be well Tor him
10 take MexEy. 6Dsll. n Biddle in charge,
u he happea-to come across them, for IL
Gillespie has been fouliy dealt W itb,
they know more about the matter than
they communicated in .Lsir letter &c. Tho
Herald
The assertion that desperadoes are
known TO infest Ballard county, and
prey upon the peopie, isslmply untrue.
The citizen :herg is as. secure In the
possession o his property, and ~ eX.
empi ftom .yjoience as the citizen Of any
part OF Illinois. .a's7iAd 'sss .ls
We shall, await, nsIth soIssI anxiety,
further Developments. ff..rs .... s.r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
lob Printing.

lie ABu!!stin, Office bsyieg been sup
piled with increasedc fscilities, is now
prepared to do job work cheaper than,
ever. We are determined, in truth,
that no citizen shall have cause, either
'on account of price or s,y,eSfor sending
hrs work abroad. Our office is the com.
pletest IN The state, outside or chicago
and Springfield, apd8can perform all
kinds Of work for which the river, rail-
road, msrcaptlley Legal, and : general
business OF the city create. y demand.
In poin, Of Workmanship we shall stand
unsurpassed. send in your orders.
Proofs submitted when requested. 1t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

A grand ball will be given ty the
Cairo Cassino, ON tho evening Of Deeeiia-
Der ~, 1859. Committee of Arrange
ments; +, NJ, SToCKFLETH, al
&. l.. THOMAS, VIM ALBA,
NJ. SITvERRuRG, GeORGF LATTNER.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

DEAR SIE:-Havlug purchased the
mammoth Cairo lrauster WhaIf
boat" have II now, In connection with
the Cairo City Wharf bJat, Tree from all
steam boat interest, aud am giving my
undivided attention - the Interest az
shippers, both in the forwarding ana
commission business.
My facilities for herdiiNg storing and
JOrrnd'diHg goods nom this point are un
surpassed; having immense storage ca
pacity, consisting OF two OF the largest
wharfsoa,s on the Mississippi or Ohio
river, besides, superior and com
modious Warehouses, convenient TO rail
and river, through which freight is
handled without exposure 10 the wealth.
err aud forwarded at lowest rate Of
freight .tt
r, return thanks to my old friends and
patrons for their liberal favors In the past
and assure them aud all other shippers,
that IL viii be my special attention 10 see
that their interests are attended 20 IN all
business they may entrust 10 my care.
ship 10 the care OF aud send duplicate
bill lading or railroad receipt TO
49, s..It CHAs. 4. HiSDE.
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....=-a BE-. .sa aa.a
HOMICIDE.
A Bloody Assault and its Fatal Termis-
, alton. a

Another scene Of blood to blacken the
history Of Southeast Missouri has Just
been enac ted. A Cape Girardeau pa per
says that on Friday last, u man by the
name OF Vaughn was .lIct deadfin liz
tracks, In Sikesto wn, by one DIR. jShumate,
n merchant. The facts are detailed thus:
A son OF Mr.. Vaughn had sold to the
Doctor o load of corn. A dispute arose
in references thereto, and young VSugfin
returned home In anger, and informed
his father Of what had. passed. The old
man ct once waited upon Doctor Shu-
mate, and commenced belaboring him
with a fiandsaw which he held in his
hand, amazing blows at TIE Doctors head
which would have cleft b inn To- The bsaiu,
probably, had they not bsen lwAfdsd On
The DocteSavoided his asssiIaAt' .bss&s
as best he could until he secured his re.
volver, When, taking aim at vital part,
fred. Vaughn fell 20 ths' moor antYTx.
pired aimost INSTANTLY. Previous to this
difficulty the parties had lived on friendly
terms, and the nsighborhood was. not
little shocked when the particulars Of
the fatal rencounter became known.
What legal steps were takoa q ieHep.
ises We have not been advised. II the
particulars a. above setforth are correc
the affair Is clearly . case OF justifs q
homicide.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

G. w. Henderson, Commercial Avenue
three doore below Twelfth street has as
fine line Of heating and cooking stoves
as can be found in the city. all at prices
that cannot fsiito suit reasonable custo.
mers. He also keeps all kinds of tinware
and is prepared to put on roofing or pu,
upgntfeffne, IN the best style on shorf
notice .LOl. I8l. Nov Is. 3wa
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

Will 6opaid far any iaio atom whc will l-nd 10
the recovery Of one ~ large steamboat bell which "a
supposed 20 have been ttplea from the Rough A
Ready engine hbsa, IA Chs city, between she lTtL
and I'D Of Novenfbsr Stssd heli Will weigh from 500
20 zoo lbs and has eide of the yoke broken AM
forues.y 1s.ons sd 10 Tic StssIneri 10 uts,aGa.
NJ " ~ O. n ORKNEY. y -
CHAs. +. NELLls. fOwners.
:. 49,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

First class day board can a he
secured al Walker and Sisson's for
20 per week. The biii ofiare consists of
OF the best in the market. served oysexs
pert caterers In nm uneXceptionahle style.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

The Hibernian fire company being un-
able to complete the repair Of their en-.
CINE, tife"watef throwing contest with
the Rough aud Resdies has been post
poned until to morrow week, when both
1fitie and Big engines will be tested.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

Mrs. a, Beroe {, Mol ~ 1Gomm erclal
avenue, having relieved her shelves OF
her old stock, qwpresents to the trade a
most complete and. attractive stock OF
millinery and fancy goods, ladies' and
childrenis underwsssgAiGEs Ihe Of EN-.
broilerics, iacce- handkercHiefs, collars,
trimmtlss, etc, Of The. very. latest and
most fashionab'c styles; and which She
can and will sell very low, FOR cash. The
ladies OF tho CITY are iayi ted 10 cali and
Inspect the new stock. -
f.. -C!oaks made in che best and most fush-
ionable style any desired material. =
unvld w .sflssrh
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
RATEs OF sFORAOE.
hey Eos'

Small fiat store door key, 81. Yale, jr,
s07" stamped on the side.
The finder will be properly rewarded
by leaving the same at this office ray
nov20.5t rB
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
rns cairo central Elevator.

- Are now prepared TO receive on storag,
and transfer TO boats or barges all kind
OF grain. iW
We do not advance upon, or buy o.
sell grain on commission, bat coniin,
ourselves strictly to the elevating, stor
age and transfer business. .0|
Our facilities are ample, and We shall
Use our d,nost exertions TO give satlsfac-
ton in the handling of grain. and will
return to the eonsignor, whenever desired,
y statement of the weight oi each car
Our rates of storage include all our
charges from the ear to the boat.
- ~ cid j. & Z. BUCKINGHAM +.
Cairo, November Is. 1869. --sr 90
RATES OF STORAGE.
Sound grain, &c per bu. first TWEEN ~
days or part thereof, and each addi,
tienal five days or part thereof .sloniiu
Unsound grain, &c pei bu, frs, five
days or part thereof, aud &c each add.
tional FIVE days or part thereof, rHl ~
Bagging grain and tying bags, &c per
boshei @
Bagging. grain and and sewing bags,
lie per bnshet. nov 2. d6t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

There will be no lack Of candidate, for
the Office Of Sheriff next Fall IL all the
gentlemsn now named are really .aspi-
rants for that position.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

shell oysters, game, etc., can always
be secured at Walker 4 Sisson's restau-
rant "a .f vi. .s Nov 2tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
Business ITO sse FOR Ren,. ,

That eligibly Situated business house
No. ) Thorpton's block, Tenth street, Is
for rent. Apply on the premises,
Oct6tf TgHoIT