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kiiied by IiJhhf,1,
Daring the thunder storm Of Thursday after
noon. the dwelling house of Mr., e. w. fOri,
in Porter. was struck by lightning. and Charles
W.. bay. young man in the employ u Mr..
TOwio. was instantly killed. Mr.. Day had Just
risen from the supper table, and WIS drinking
al q sink, but few feet distant, when the light
ming enterca the room Immediately over his
head. There werc three other persons in the
ron at the time. mono Of whom were injured.
The stable Of Il. Blake. Was also struck, but was
only slightly damaged. GrialL go T~s-4
IiShs,g's Han. u, -,..,.., a.rf .JJr-rrr
Philip Phillips sings Mt shAs'S, Hal to
night. We intend to be therV and hope to see .
full house. t'Jftsfs
49, = #.fHf"r#.
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Cambridge Cattle Marks. -.July 10.

AMOUNT or LIVE srock AT MARKET.
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I NEW MILL

. Tho Eye The Eye ~
TN. Z. KNIGHT. Physician and Oculiss, has
~ discovered . new treatment for the Bye, And
Eat Whereby y: y sSr,ns ,9.ns,sa the .o,,t sstss
strumenu OF palm. Eyes blind for ysars and pso-
nouneed ine6fabe by the best 0cuiisx M This
country, have been cured In Q fsw wssks. = Tf'HT
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DIED.

u Notices Of deaths, not exceong nx lines, inserted
FIVE above that number. at regular advertising rates.
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York. EHcampnent, BhideIord.
On Monday evening, July IL, the following
elected officers Of York EncamPment, No. IL, l.
o. o. F.. were installed by J. Il. Ha,eltine, @.
p, assisted by c. X. Laid as @. II. T., and C.
II. Rich as @. J. W, iona. Parker. c. p; Jas.
Buck, II. r.; Moses Hartman, s. W.; Jerome
Garland, s.; Moses p. Church, T.; VIM. r.
Berry,. W. Fu..r.. r.
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interest aud those who are Of real BEN
eft 20 you. Thanking you for your
courtesy and attention, I will now re-
tire.
Three cheers for Mr.. Sharon we're
now proposed and heartily given by the
miners, three rousing ones for the rail
road, and the a~ssemblage dispersed,
apparently we'll satisfied and relieved in
their ideas. A more earnest, orderly
and attentive audience we never saw.
Mr.. Sharon went to Virginia directly
a~f.erward, aud similarly addressed q
meeting Of the Miners Union at the
Court House. The result was a COM
plete and satisfactory mutual under
standing upon tho following basis: The
Chinese are 10 resume work, and are 10
work on any portion Of tho road below
the American niue, which is o stort
distance below Gold bill. This side OF
the American niue white men are 10 es
worked. Tho following mutual agree,
ment was made and signed, when the
meeting adjourned:
Gentlemen Of the Miners Union You
will be assured Of th:s-that l have no inten-
ton to place Chinese labor in the mines or
mills, and that they shall not BE worked on
.he railroad na.th Of the American hosting
WIN. SHARON.
To which was made the following
and We, on the part Of tn, Miners Unicns,
agrce TO the above proportions, and We
that the Chinese shall not be rao.
while working south Of the point
designated above.
JAMES PHELAS.
JAMES DocXEY,
Virginia Miners Uuion.
THos. Atkinson,
JAMES BREW,
Gold Hill Miners Union.
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LADIES, READ THIs.-Under head of
"New To-day" appears the advertise.
men. of Mrs. yollmers' new City Of
Paris Millinery Store, No. 6 north G
street, Virginia, opposite the lnterna-
tional Hotel. There the ladies of Gold
Hill or Virginia a find tue largest and
fines, assortment Of hats, s%onne;s, rib
hons, laces, trimmings, feathers, aoN-
ers, wreaths, aud general millinery
goods imaginable, consisting of the
very lates. and most fashionable styles,
imported direct from Paris and New
York, and just opened for sale, offering
q rare chance for u satisfactory selec-
ton, At lowest rates. Inspection in
yited.
PIrrR's OPERA Housz-GRASD NELo.
pEoS OPENING NIaHr.--The Opera
House reop.Is tonight with the finest
mclodeon company on the Pacific coast.
In our advertising columns read tue
list Of performers of great aekuowl.
edged talent. such as the Pixley Sisters,
George Goes, Lew Rather, Maggie aud
Jimmy Moore, and others. They have
all arrived, and go. their voices, in
s,rumea;s and feet in tune, nnd this
evening there will not DO al inch o.
even standing room to spare in any part
of the Opera House.
: RAILROAD PEooREss.-Wcsk will DO
resumed on tie road tomorrow morn.
ing, and pressed to a speedy compile
ton. Track is laid at the rate Of a hNf
mile or norc daily, aud Saturday even
i,g tn. iron horse will reach Empire.
Seventeen hundred tons Of iron have
been receiTed thus far-aud there can
be no delay for lack of material or
equipment Of the road.
PosrAL TELEGRApH. - Gardiner g..
Hubbard, of Boston, will deliver an
address on the Postal Telegraph" at
the Presbyterian church, Virginia, At s
o'clock this evening. All are invited TO
attend. Admittance free.
DIVIDEND DECLARED Tho ChollAr-
Potosi Mining Company declares a diri-
deud of 81 pc, share, payable to-day.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT:
fully inform the citizens OF Gold Hill and
vicinity that they now have on hand and FOR
sale o good ass ortr.ent OF
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TIE HEALING PooL.-Essays for Young Men who
have fallen into vicious habits, AMI now desire a
higher lfe. and a better Manhood. with certain
means OF relic. for tn, afflicted. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address Howard
Association, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. se3p2m
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

u,HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
the Sd day Of October, A. D. 1869, a warrant
In bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
JOHN CREIGHTON, Of the County Of Elko,
State Of Nevada. who has been adjudsed q bank.
rupt on his own petition; that the payment OF
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging
to such bankrupt to him, or for his use. and tho
t~rsnsfer Of any property by him, arc forbidden By
bankrupt. to prove HE debts and to choose one
or more assignees Of his estate, will be held at q
Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at the office
Of Mr.. E. STRoTHER, a Register In Bank
ruptcy OF said Court, No. 16 North C street, In
before said Register, on the 10th day Of October,
A. D. 1869, at - o'clock. noon.
GEORGE I. LAMMON.
g. 5. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
By r. v. Dkr, Deputy.
Mcsick & secly, Att'ys for petitioner.
nSt.sA
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
I sENEDETT0 MAESTRETTI, deceated.I,
Notice Is hereby given by tho undersigned,
administrator Of the estate of Benedetto Macs
.r,t,l, to the creditors OF, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased. TO present the
same, With the necessary vouchers. within ten
months from the frat publication OF this notice;
TO the Undersigned, at the law ofice Of Mitchell
& Stone, c street. Virginia City.
P. MAESTRETTI, Administrator.
Virginia, October 8, 1859. oc6-w4w
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

One Of the heaviest rains Of the present
decade fell last night. The water came
down thick and fast, throwing "Lodore"
completely In the shade. Running off
into the depressed portions Of the city,
1t formed great ponds, which, possibly,
will be here on the arrival Of the Press
Association tomorrow Should this be
the case, we can show our visitors Cairo
at its ,oorst-show them what malignant
scribbleIs q, oail s.'CAiro rinundAted"-a
number of barrels Of water here and
there, but incommoding nobody.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.
THE EXCURSION TO MOBILE.
. 7,es.s.,s Zen. H.4e JEs'so-, sr,y.

As it is evident that there has been an
unguarded distribution OF free passes
and Invitations to the excursion TO Mo.
bile and return, we have been instruct
ed to make the fact known that trsnspor.
tation south Of Cairo, and to the banquet
at Mound City, will be furnished to
none but editors Of papers, and their
ladies, leach editor, under the regula-
tion Of the Association, being limited to
one lady) Tickets, with the name OF
tho editor, and the paper with which he
is connected, will be furnished by the
Transportation Committee stCairo, II
being the purpose to accommodate edi-
tors (and their ladies' and none others
Persons entitled to transportation un-
der the above, must make application
for tickets TO the transportation Com
mittee, at the Ticket OfIice OF the ILL.,
nois Central Railroad, on Wednesday,
the 2lst, between the hours Of ten
o'clock am and two o'clock pm.
w. r. Halliday,
5. $. Taylor. ....
ID. Hurd,
James johnson,
A. b. Stafford,
TRANSPORTATION (,op,
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
The Atheneum Te-Nighs.

:Prof Owens, the greatest prestidigi gitatsur
70 the age, holds forth ut the Athensun,
this evening The press on the route Of
the Prossssor's travels have been most
complimentary In their notices Of his
marvellous skin, aud speak Of him as,
beyond all cavil, the most wonderful per-
former In his line, extant. He will be
assisted by Carroll, prodigy in comic
vocalism, and will give our citizens .
rare, startling entertainment, full Of the
mysterious, with sufficient sprinkle OF
the humorous to make Il varied and
the more reiishahle. Go early and
secure good seats, for II the evening is
pleasant the house will be crowded.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
The Arss Fire Cempany.

The editor Of the Mound City Jour.
nal pays we'll deserved compliment to
the Arab fire company In the following
paragraphs, which we clip from his pa
per Of Saturday:
The Arab fire company is mainly COM
posed of leading citizens and bears an
excellent reputation. 1t 10 wealthy, be-
ing possessed OF property amounting to
nearly twenty thousand dollars, and 1t
has three thousand dollars In the treasu-
~. The president, Jack Winter, has no
superior, either AS q fireman or business
manager, and in q great measure the
prosperity Of the company Is due to his
exertions.
The apparatus Of the company consists
OF q steam engine, hand engine, hose
carriages, tender TO steam engine, and q
hook and ladder carriage properly
equipped.
Calroites may well congratulate them
selves on the possession Of such an insti-
tuition as the Arab fire company, and up
on the efficiency Of their fire department
generally.
The editor OF the Journal has = just
estimate Of the worth and efficiency Of
the "Arsbs.r The citizens OF Cairo do
congratulate themselves over the posses.
sion of such an institution as this compa-
ny; but not more enthusiastically than
they do over the presence among them
Of the hard-working, prompt and enter
prising "Rough and Readies."
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

One of the most elegantly and cozily
furnished ice cream saloons Of the city Is
that at 1O2 Commercial avenue, Of which
Mr.. p. Saup is proprietor. 1t will receive
his personal supervision, which is guar
anty that respectable families, ladies and
children, may visit 1t at any time with
out fear of the intrusion Of Objectionable
characters. A first.class soda fountain
porcelain lined) Is In connection with
the establishment.
From and after Tuesday morning, citi-
zens and families can visit this saloon,
assured that they will receive not only
the most palatable cream and soda to be
obtained In the city, but the most cour-
teous attention also. go apll9d6t
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
New millinery Goods. at Mrs J. Cum
-...-.-.-. uaiags'.

----. naiaGs'.
At the millinery store Of Mrs. ]. Cum
mings, on Eight street, between WASH
ington and Commercial avenues, there
will be, on Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day next, q gaand opening OF fine,
fashionable and judiciousiy selected stock
OF Grape, Neapolitan, illusion and other
styles OF bonnets, hats Of every make
and grade, straw goods, a large and very
attractive supply Of artificial flowers,
straw goods, ribbons, ornaments, very
elegant and In great variety; infants
hats, chaste and beautiful; untrimmed
bonnets and hats and bonnet frames;
boys hats, and the countless other arti-
cles that are legitimate in a first class
fashionable millinery establishments. b
We looked through Mrs. C.'s late pur-
chsses, and must commend her taste and
Judgment. She has some OF the richest
and most attractive goods we ever sawin
Cairo, and offers them ut extremely low
prices. Remember Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, and be sure to call on her.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

am now engaged, somewhat exten.
sively, in the manufacture Of cigars, hav-
ing four first-class workmen employed,
and am prepared to furnish the trade with
the best cigars In market at prices that
will defy competition.
The attention Of retail dealers ispartic-
ularly invited, fully pnriuaded, as / am,
that 1t will prove largely to their advan-
tage to procure their supplies at my estab-
lishment. No. l02, Commercial avenue.
apl196t p. SAUP.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
sZLLINOIS ATE PRESS. ASy0 CkA
N ~ ...-...... IY(1M. ef1~l ,@ghlsfat



The committee Of arrangements have
determined upon the sollOWEnei pro-
,gramme for the entAt tainment Of the II
'lisAois Press Association, that will'srfive
10 Cairo on the morning Of the 2lst Inst:
q ~.- - FIRST DAY-7APRrL 21sr.r es
]. Reception of guests on their arrival.
Escorting them to the hotel. shsg bes,i
2. Breakfast from 81 70 8 o'clock Am. W
3. Escort of guests 70 Athenesm by the
reception committee, at ten O'Clock,
Z am. Organization and formal recep.
tiOn. .-............ .4..... -. ....--l r,,rd
a. Dinner from IL to o'clock, 'rI'a, "'h
5. .. m. excursion to Mound City per
steamer General Anderson. ''agg lailas.A
@. Visit to the National Cemetery, Navy
/. Yard, etc. ,.... y g. ,9q '..soiI--Tf "a
Z. pm. banquet, in Mound City. at
Stokes Hail. ..'.'',.-'-'' '.'-N - sil.yt
8. Return to Cairo, at the pleasurd Of the
i's Association, and escort to quarters.
th SECOND DAY--APRIL %.
1. Ten am. business meeting OF the Press
Association at the Atheneuni.
2. Twelve To two, dinner.rd' go sguiulci
3. Three o'clock p.m., meeting az the
sAthencum for delivery OF addresses,
p reading of poem. etc. fsat 'ag .srrra .tdN
4. Ball In the st. Charles. 'h 1.
ID 81 y THIRD DAY--APRIL123d. .a.ip.1
Leave for Mobile at Al am. per steamer
General Anderson. ~ r-a nt
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
First, try "Barrett's.'

John Hamilton, agent for those cele-
brated Kentucky woolen goods, has this
day received from the mills at OVENS
boro, fresh supply Of goods, consisting
jeans and satinets, suitable for the spring
trade They are the best goods In the
market, and he proposes to sell them low.
Call and see him at lol Commercial ave.
nue.. 49,. rrt
AS these goods will be sold by the
piece at very low rates, merchant tailors
might hnd 1t to their interest to buy.
ap196t
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
'.VNTTIJv y+TCvr1TvTu
AeCouaDoAaAlona e6e ebo PFess Ass0efas
alon OnAR% a or .NOT(

u
The determination TO restrict the num-
Der Of excursionists over the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad to Mobile, to actual bona
fide editors, h no doubt the suggestion Of
prudence and careful forethought. We
are quite confident that II Ia not within
the power Of that road to furnish trans
portatlon for all the persons who may
fssf'ihcfineds 10 accept Invitations care care
lessly extended to them to make the
trip; and we are equally confident that
the eating houses along the line are mad
equate to the accommodation Of 80 large
. number. There will not be more than
three cars placed at the disposal Of the
association, and the editors and ladies
booked for the trip will I'll these to re-
pletion, leaving no room for persons hav-
ing no claims upon the courtesy of the
Officers Of the road g@t -
We hear ief pArfiaS AL over the State
who hold inyitstions TO make, the excur-
sion, who never Wrote > paragraph for a
newspaperin Id their lives. In some com
munities 8 dosen o. more such individu-
ais are arranging for the excursion. In
truth, IL any conclusion can be formed
from indications thrown out, there would
have been thousand strangers in this
city tomorrow claiming the hospitality
of the city, had not notice been given Of
q lack OF accomm odations for them. Our
citizens would not object to this had they
been advised in season Of the coming of SO
large a number; but counting upon the
presence Of the Press Association only,
say 200 or $50 ladies and gentlemen, they
have arranged for that number and no
more. Hence, II there Is an excess, not
belonging to the editorial fraternity,
the Individual mem bers Of that excess,
after the notice that has been given, will
have no occasion tn complain III they
accommodations provided are INSULT
include them. t, & --I
We regret to be compelled TO make
public this fact; but In making provision
for her gueststhe city of Csiro has acted
upon the assurance that she would have
the Press Assobiation only to entertain.
II thoughtlsss members Of that Associa.
ton have extended invitations among
outside parties 10 an extent thato yertax.
es our accommodations, upon them, and
not upon Cairo, should fall the censure.
We are not niggardlv In this matter.
Every editor that comes shall be cordial
ly received, and kindly and Hospitality
entertained; but having had no notice Of
the coming Of several hundred who are
not editors, We shall not chide ourselves
II this surplus are compelled to provide
for themselves.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

nseepeiss Cssaaistee Meeting Te-Night
The members Of the reception com.
mittee will meet at the Office Of Col.
James g. Resrden, over the First National
bank, this, Tuesday evening, at half
past seven O'Clock, for the purpose Of ap-
pointing sub-reception committees 10
escort our guests, on their arrival, to the
different hotels. A full attendance Is
highly desirable.
JNo. H. OBERLy, Chairman.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
Money Saved3

BY buying your groceries of j. II. Metcalf
who keeps large and select stock of the best
family supplies, and sells cheaper than the
cheapest, No. 3a4 Washington avenue, op-
posite the court house. rnar5tf
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

The Sunfower Billiard Saloon, on Ohio
Levee, Is furnished with the latest styles
Of tables, and the bar supplied with the
most excellent liquors. Free lunch is
spread every day at a. m. and 10 p. m.
apr2Udtf
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
MEETING OF THE STATE
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Committees Appsisted


At the recent meeting Of the joint COM
mittee from the City Council, held in
conjunction with number Of citizens,
the following committees were named to
arrange for the entertainments Of the Iili-
nois State Press Association, to meet In
this city on the 2ist instant: ,,,..,
rf COMMITTEES OF RECEPTION,
John II. Oberly, chairman (;
James c. Carroll, Chairman Board Of
Aldermen, Councilmen p. W.. Bsrclav,
Jas. b. Rearden, Louis Jorgensen, Alder.
men Jos. Mendell, W. A. Redman, Fred
Messrs w. w. Thornton, d. Arter, ID.
Hurd, Hon. VIM. II. Green, Hon. VIM.
J. Allen, Jno. w. Trover, II. r. 00odafl,
b. =. Taylor, James Johnson, II. II. Can
dee, 8. p. Wheeler, VIM. Stratton, c. N.
Hughes, Judge d. J. Baker, Eredoline
Bross, DR.. G. w. Dunning, DIR. III. Ward
ner, DR.. q. II. Evans, and Joel G.. Nor
gan ........... '.
BALL AND BANQUET. ,,.,..-..
Messrs. Rearden, Jorgensen, Theobald,
Trover, Sandusly and II. II. Mason.
COMMITTEES ON ARRANaEMENrs.
Messrs. Trover, C.. Winston, Dyas T.
Parker, Carroll, Lonergan aud Schutter,
Hughes, Thornton and Fagin.
COMMITTEES ON ToAsTs. t..
Messrs. NJ. b. Harrell, Mckee, Pope.
Morgan, Dunning and Lyon.
COMMITTEES ON EXCURSION.
Messrs. Halliday, Taylor, Stafford,
Johnson and Hurd.
COMMITTEES ON MUSIC.
Messrs. Robbins, Bross, Smyth and
Reilly.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

There Is no case Of small pox at the
Southwest corner Of Tenth and Wash
ington, as stated by the Times, black
or white. The building is occupied as q
family grocery.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

A tall steamboat pilot and q city drug
gist handed ench other ia few from the
shoulder" on Commercial avenue this
forenoon. Cause said to be "calico." It
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

regular communication OF Cairo
Chapter No. II, II. A. NJ, will he held at
Masonic Hall, this Tuesday evening, at
Z! o'clock. NJ l.. Dunning, Sec'y.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

The elegant General Primm hat that
envelops our "cresp' came from Miller &
Miller's, who, in the strife TO keep the fin
est and most fashionable hats and caps,
throw out the banner Excelsior"
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
Get Youc Isasiges.

The members Of the Reception Com
mittee, Committee Of ofArrangements, and
Committee on Ball, can secure their bad.
ges by calling on w. w. Thornton, Esq,
at his Office, In Thornton's block.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
BiIIi~rd Tables For sale.

Two secondhand billiard tables, Phe-
Ian cushions, for sale at great sacrifice.
Call at the Sunfower saloon, on Pat
Fitzgerald. apl5tf
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

Gentlemen desiring first class day
board can be accommodated at Walker
x Sisson's, Egyptian Block, Ohio Lsvee,
at s25 per month. apl5.lw
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

Circuit Court, recognizing the honor Of
the editorial visit to our city, will adjourn
over, after docket call, In the morning,
until Friday morning AVA
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

The upper floor Of the building adjoin-
ing the store OF b. Smyth q 20. The
front room, admirably calculated for an
office, will be rented by itself, or the
whole floor together. Apply to
apll9.6t b. SMyTH d Co.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

Try Spalding's Jatamansi Hair restorer. II
is uadoubtedly the best hair preparation ever
introduced to the public. For sale, whole
sale or retail, at p. G. Schuh's. 3tew3w
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20
u fbSotis, a,li had transacted 4 fair way

Upeople, mud had transacted fair way
business.
y The Kate Robinson, Sam. Hale and
Maggie Hays discharged several lots ol
merchandise for various Cairo con-
signees.
tsf'Ths Virginia received here about 40
tons oats. -four and assorted freight for
points below. agm ias
The Shark added considerably here.
probably 400 tons, but we could not obtain
. correct report up to the hour of closing
as SHE had not completed her business
here. R ''
The mammoth Thompso Dean, Can't.
Pepper, clerk N. B Fowler, Is due here
this evening bound for N. o. A commo-
dious cabin has been added to the Dean,
and passengers can besufe of pleasant
and safe trip. 4sp
The VIM. White leaves as usual for
Paducah thiS evening f''t .snl3a r..r
The Quickstep Is the regular packet for
Evansille this evening. Capt Dexter
Is In command.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

Any Subscriber OF the Evening
Bulletin falling to receive the daily issue
thereof, will please make IL known at
the Office. lw
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

Prices cream baking powders for sale
at q. ID. WiiliamsOns. They pay for
themselves In the saving OF shortening,
milk, eggs, spoiled bread, and the
trouble aud expense of sproeuring good
yeast. Try them. m .nrlna aPliSdIw
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-20

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing Of the Directors Of this Com
pany will be held at the Southern Hotel,
in the city Of 81. Louis, Mo-, en- wedes-
day, 2sth inst, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
s. SrAATs TAYLOR, President.