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"sccrctary of the Treasury


TREAsuRr DEPARrsESr, April 4 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable on the nrst day Of May
next, will DO paid on presentation at the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum in coin.
GEORGE s. boutwell,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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.w "rEsAsynI DEF.nIsssr, }

"rREAsuRY DEPARTMENT
"wAsHfSoroS, April II. ls1s !
"Notice Is hereby given that the interest
coupons, payable on the LIST day Of July
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper Offices upon q rebate of interest at the
rate of six per cent. per annum In gold.
"GEo. 8. boutwell,,
HESecrctary of the Treasurv.O
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O. aR "

NEW ARRAN0bmEfTT
BE1INNING OtITOBER 1, 1850.
Leave AiexandTla daily, except sunday, at ca.
N and p M. for LseSblrE Leave Lsesburs for
SlssSs 4 c..Su n1d r .ii' .ss,.. Lin.
hrst.eiass Coaches, which leave LeesburE on
sCS tsT H,Ti
WissSs:isr 90 Mondays. Scsr..ssy. aid III:
Lisa; Ls..bur. ,t,L MLldl.sqgs on N9as.y..
w9Sdas n "a lI Sty "a Z. .ss t Il ns
Leave. TSii:Sssss fs.;a.y.. Thursday; and sat;
.,f ss saS s t%S ~ Tvs %ssSn.Ss ssS s.
Prom and after Juus H. the coaches will run daily
from wiuchesiNr I" uapos springs.
rsoa AEExsspsIA TO
sSii'Gs S B.If. iTIIis ..:: Is
sssIfsil' ::: s sHsifi
Good; "a LEV YAH rAlllIs.lps!. sns Bal, I;
Win l.. tSrwsldsd f fss f hsssbaTa rec q
sSsrss S.sst .GpS oaI Issar, s5is .s,s.
sndrIa aad LSSsburE aud lntsrmodiats stations al
%s.d s sf SD sE e; d.. d. %
sS:s and Az
ucs.n General superintendent
TuS1 FaitAbEEfu f skp SE Mss E1Sk
Train. ss!yssu ws.hi0stcn and New York are
ucw run a. follows, viIi
asy tsassS' sSsGs'S Sssftc :. 'i Il,
and !" p NJ sios pHILApsLPHA,
Leave daily tsScspt saRday1 IsDa n. IlS
ON SUNDAY.
sieepins Ss n tor New York on ZIP, u train OILY
- as...s ..l.l8 Ne
s6 s5G':t sH he sss oisS a. fH Sau e.
:o = sssciais sS,S.sp wrssRanSs B;a%sI:s An.
$50 8. kSoD6SfE, ACCT Ss.Sios.os ~,
i s tSs tsHsBSS tpG fa1g gsp lSsF$
o, .,. %!EF EStk kSBisS q vim
ws.Sigs'SH 9SsR. s.''!.4Or' r;S%.
iSP. m N iC.So N
The 9 IN 6199ggyyts;TRhoK ROUTE -
sS.s s% % n aH ..1sa e We %.
fisss. EH Ess xss sEas,s
Pssssassrs By this route from Baltimore have
bsf s5f ssi 30 YRskpIs sA''s'' In oso'
Tisfs!s ~ Ms route s,a be Prqsnrsd 4, n.
syspaS SH4S5 s.Sasi HSis, whore reliable iniOT
f PsSsensers Procuring tickets at his once, can
isrs y 1SsSsE Sa5s &, knirs or
'''''''SA Corner SIKH 's. IA Pom. s,.aas .''
4 kSs YOUNG General F.'''i S.Iii Ssss. ma,
nUIIADELpHlA WIIMINOTON AND BAi
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Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, after con-
sentlng to sing In New York for the benefit
Of the Cuba reyolutionists, reeonsldered the
matter, and refused because the gentleman
with whom she has contracted her profess
sional services had engaged to bring her out
at Havana next autumn, In which case any
apparent manifestation Of sympathy for the
insurgents here would be likely TO prejudice
her popularity.
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Sc Tralus leaving Baltimore aud Ohio Depot Al
s;k5 a. IN :, connect with Orange, Alexandria aud
Manassas Passenger Trains At St. Asaph Junction,
for all nointS on the Inc Of thot road between Ma
uassRs Junction aud HarTisonbuIg.
Trains leaving st. AsAph and King streets at Q 3
?. IN. connect at st. AsAph Junehon with train
arriving at baltimore and Ohio Depot at sap. m.
aud in t!m0 for pa M. tESia JPY BAln1imSTes
W j. PHBLPs, Den i Manager. dscSD-tf
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Railroad poutAa.

RkLTixoss lND OHIO RAILRoAD.
. 5sls; "a KS iii b:
no" run "'0nifch BaLrInoRn
Is '.1: n. Si ;1;sHs 80 n. '''
EoR ALE WAY sTIfI0Hs.. q.
Leave daily. srespt Sunday. nLoo and e.oa a.
ron AEsAPoLIB.
Leave alta. N. and 1901 D. m. No traia 70 or from
Annapolis On sunday
ron BHITizokE.
l''''"s fs6R w sfxEpS ss and '"P' n
iok ALL FAIRS of f8s wTsr.
Leave daily, eseept Saturday and sunday, .,
Ga SATURDAY s,s 4, 2. ard LPp. n
ssi.y s,.iiSa Win ,Isip 3 ssiS nor
70 wh.sl,nf PsIEe r. ,Ss $s \,
day. -
rSE Sss TSFt ISas snd Boston see i'd
Master Of Transportation.
X n, COLA qsgsfh Tists. aren't 49,,
4 LBxAEDRiA.. LoVpoCE AND HAMPSHIRE
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T. IoREAr REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH
Bid ASH, fall uiIss.)
CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine.
do, do. lump,
7,2p POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED,
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
~ Now Is the time for families 10 put In their
winters supply.
s.P,BR0WN SON,
s9 ,ass corner o. New York avenue and fif.
t65 Ninth street, between L and y. Yard and
Wharyes loot Of Seventh street an22-n
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Wood and Coal.
COAL AND WOOD.

For sale at the lowest market rates the eele-
brated LfkENs VALLEY
AND BALrIMORk COAL
zoo, sTOvEAND FURNACE SIZES
Also, HICKORY, OAK AND PINE WOOD,
Sawed and Split to Ruy Length aud Sire, or In the
stist, delivered to any part Of the city at short
Once, 81 Pennsy lVAnia avenue,
bet. Third and Four I'D "A half streets,
Yard aud MIL, four.and-a.half st. and Canal.
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Wants.

WANTED TO PURCHASER SQUARE OF
w LAND uninproysd In Fourth ward, east Of
ava Il '' J. ii. CRossMAN.
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InsdeetOr Third LlsGt:Hc
Apl6.td
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BLACkfORD a HAMLINK,
465seyenIh street, opposite Post oalee,
General Agents Tor tbe District OF
Columbia
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tSoSs stssta iiSSs aud Adam. Express 70 care Of
X. n. HArcnuer, freight Agent at Alexandria,
will he forwarded - Tar as LeesburG free Of
charge other thaP oar tesnlet iarig rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
sndria apd LsesburE aud intermediate stations Al
Oh ear rates
between Alexandria and Lsesburg, and betw cen
those places and polnts, are ued at
reduced rates. WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
uus.u GENERAL Superintendent
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04
3 . a. a. 1m1:ml3

TO THE W0RKINi CLAss.-we are poS pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
ment a, homo, the whole of the time or for the spare
moments. Business, nAws light end profitable. Per,
evening and proportional 'suW ~ ekvoting their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly a. much That oil who see this
notice may send their sddreessYAsd test the busi-
ne's, we make this unpsrslled psr, To such ~ are
not well satisfied, We will send saJiAu Peg for tho
trouble 81 writing Full particularly, valuable sam-
pie, which will do to,eommencA No %; AID Acepy
Of The Peoples I.tszsry Companion II ~
lsrgesst6d 1xHS MmYIy p1sllIssl
profitable work, address f.. {. -Al4LEN 4 CO..
AersrA, NAM. s-HVa' \, nhv SdASsSf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

The old, well established dry goods
use orr. IA. Cunningha 10 filIedfron
or to ceiling with just such goods a
Q people OF Cairo and the. Surround ing
untry need, and the best evidence in
Q world that he is selling theRra
eat Largins is. furnished By the cEQMd
pstrons that line bis counters at alnIopt
cry hour of the day. The ladies, IN
rite ular, find at MT Cs store a vast
uiidance Or those fine, fasTi6ndtae,
asonable dress goods that are just now
saah, great Request: iandiiSl. an sEther
serfsstoek no ,s ths .ses u,
cnAaniAiltS ,a.ii liza. Nin y aSt S2Aaza
III easfBTpflBEsR pesi2a TX TX sBa VA
'yeafs.hs dhgM to know, and We ssss II
at he does know, all about the wants OF
Is marker.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

bradley Takes . stta.s.r N, ana I, rane.
In. sAe d Abused ana villined by .
False Friend
,- Even the favorite men Of Israel must
Tabor and earn bread in the sweat Of
their faces, when the hocks over which
they watchs ,dftting,sway evil ftsm the
fold, are too roor TO buy bread for them
and to contribute spare dimes for their
especia| bsnsft This feet TOO often
cisted form Of the Rev. Jacob Bradley
stands forth ~ evidence conclusive Of
the truth Of this assertion. Driven, at
MAST, n desperation, har resolved, some
time ago, to seek the sunny South fof 4
season, and can the wherewithal to
satisfy hunger and put clothes upon
lhis back, ct the businessiof "toting stun''
tn0picking cotseAh.,.l N,,yp
But before he took his departure, he
fell In with colored man Of the cloth,
and installed him In his pulpit For .
time the new preacher was very CRATE.
full but ~ soon as Jacobs back was
turned, asAhs1Aekn9-e, he .RVts-sut .
''Sioven foot, and began to villify his con-
:-hding friend. Last Sunday the tttack
eliminated. The new preacher assembled
Jacobs ssG5sd assf e tns , q 1 hour
He t9ld hIs hearers thxt they Must 20
fright OH, and not bAdk sor to- sfthgv
side. "Be not like de grasshopper," he
-said, 'Juthpin' hers and 'dar, totiis Side
and 70 dat, yithohr 10 pYacG particular to
60 u; But Be IKE dc fHehen wStn. gSfhf'
on,ipGh by inch, Hlaw BIT AVE-, right
ahead. Deref6fe ieN,r beaobSdvAs ebern.
dat I is ashairied dat Y'sber fUof hand
Of Bradley. He is grasshopper. He
hops here and dar, and you neber know
whar, to find him. he lacks de dis
grace, Of Christian fellowship, and de
sistefshib IL not sife When he Is : goIn'
around like roarin' lion. He is not q
inchen worm. Ism l,u,nIllta ted Ia de
spirit dat 4 'eber pook his hand, and will
preach de gospel cheaper than he
dar do.n
These lnofYensfve remarks created q
great deasiof Indignation IN che cosgre.
cation. The sisters 4ew into "a grand
rage, Ana threStenedto, tear TIE abuser
OF Bradley into very small pieces. A riot
waslnamlnsnt, but oil was poured apon
the troubled yaksrA, and Rcaln, osnsged
Bradley has been .a~rip, 70, and viii
soon he back, armed With vengeance and
. bis.oluS - N IN thsav- Aanfortp "a h4AA
Of bis Abuser how yoa viii be punched
Bssdass II NV regal hArWctim. ola, con-
spiracy, but he nevs~sfails to triumph
gloriousiy. He 70 q rock that cam be
moved; tower that can't b paiiesI
down. NJ. J. C
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

lis" rs.F 81 -T
Messrs. ID. Hurd s Soas have opened
general cnmmissipp house, for the sale
flour, grain, hay, cotton, tobacco, PORK,
con, lard, cheese, butter, eggs, poultry,
cen and dried fruit and general coup,,,
produce, at No, 80, ohio Levee, Mr.
luis Mathews, will have charge Of the
Adjustment, and We have no.hesitation
saying will conduct the business tp a
amer satisfactory alike TO The firm and
the public. We have been acquainted
tn Mr.. Mathews for years, Fana'have
d opportunities to observe has conduct
very responsible positions, and. know
m to be first-cisss man Of business,
ar,eoss and serapuloasiy fair In all. asis
alings. if,. ~',p' ,:i'|- u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Walker & Slsson's Billiard Hall and
sstaurant Is the center Of attraction for
rangers and others who wosh strength
/ the inner man with fresh oysters,
ewed, raw, roasted or fried; quail on
ast, .yenison, fish or any other lpxuri-
IS or substantial edible; or pass an hour
ith the "cue7 In ahs 7lsSgsst and best
lizard hall in the IT,. -.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MoRIGAGE SALE, Ss

WI
Whereas, Charles Thrupp, and Harset NJ Thrupp,
his wife, by their sate morgsgs, dated the thirtssntl
day Of kprl A ID. 1852 and recorded In tie Record
er's Office Of Alexander county, Illinois, did convey
TO the undersigned, Caroline Hill, the following
described real estate situate in the city Of Cairo n
said county Of Alexander and state OF Illinois TO vii,
Lot numbered eight rpsio block numbered twenty
two t22), the same appears and is known aud
designated the recorded map or plat Of said city Of
Cairo county Aa state aforesaid, 10 the pay.
meni Of certain promisssfy note, gVan by said
seven hundred and eighty. seven dollars and fifty
cents, dated April 10, 1869, and payable six months
after te date thereof with ten per cent. interest
from date ontil tad. And whereas. default has bean
made in the payment of sald note. l, the updeI-
signed, 10 whom sad salem rtgage was made, by
slrtes OF the terms and provisions Of the Same viii
on h0ndaylt the ioth day III November. A hls69 Al
W o'clock. A. NJ! Of that ds, pndsr and BY virtue 81
ths power Of sale Ronia ned lnsad sale mongage tal
at public auction, 10 the highest bid.r for cash al
the front door Of the Court House. IN said city OF
Cairo, in the county OF Alexander, aud state of M.
nois, tte premises in said saie nortgNge described
10 ,sit hit numholed eight 10, an block numbered
twenty-five 2z IN the eiy OF Cairo, Illinois. with the
apPurienances to satisfy the purposes and eondte,ls
VI sad sals mortgage, /, min. DE- 49,. ....,.i ~.
Cairo ill'' sovemSss ;, 1899 c,po,yxt, n,,,a..
'hhneh webb Batter, Attorney Ifor Mort ssgee IN
.4fi ! 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Ms. weliman. the secondhand wo-.
ian, WAS iost upon, the St0newall. She
cd been In st. Louis on business, and
- returning 10 this city with two Of her
sices, who are also victims Of the dread
Il catAstr0phy. As WellmAn, had
It'll her a considerable sum Of money.
ad leaves husband 10 mourn the less.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Budd, CONTRACTOR on the Littla
.ock and Forth Smith railroad, Is In the
ity. He had one hundred and MY
len on tho Stonewall, aud every one
gas Loot. John sheehan Is now with
Judd, who IL In the city advertising for
,borers.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04
re- Our Ktsa,, pH,ron..

= re Our Retail PHtrons' iI'''"'t
On and 'afser Novem Der LIST no goods
will be permitted To- leave the store for
triAL "a. Every convenience, and facility
will be furnished for trying shoes in the
store, thereby providing against mistakes
which frequently occur where goods are
taken out and returned; and certainly
insuring to customers equal IL not grea.
ter satisfaction. 80 e.
This rule will be rigidly adhered 10.
&C ~. b.. ELLIoyy, HAWTHORN & Co.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04
Removal,

The dry .goeda establish ment Of Mr..
Louis Blum, has been removed nom his
old stand to the building n ext doo.. to the
corner of Commssc4a,Ave and Eighth
street, formerly occupied by Mr. AZ. HUI
len. VIII BE- opened Saturday morning,
the 30th inst, 90 % Ct
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Yesterday afternoon, the angry colored
lie OF an unfortunate colored husband,
sat him over the head with . wash
,ard. The scsns'of the conflict was on
snth street. The .infuriated ,virag said
,e abused unfortunate had been alien
We to another lady and had then re-
sed to give her her divorce.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

The Radical candidate for Associate
us,ics In this county. Mr.. Hm. Parrot,
Id not receive one vote In, Cairo. The
.sdicsls ali voted for MaShildon, the
otter. Parrott got no cracker here.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04
Nrph%a Asylum.

1eorph~q Asylum.
The managers Of the Orphan Asylum
will meet ut the House, tomorrow
"wednesday st,2,9'Glsck p, m. a, full
attendance 10 urgently requested, IS
businsss0tlmposlan pee requires attention
nov 2 1860 .. .t..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

On Tuesday last, Hon. Harvey X. s.
o'NeIsfnH. lais ~ this city, left for =
permanent residences at Los Angeles,
California, 'wh<rehts fsustiy srsasS To-
Gated. Judge o. Melyeney leaves .behlad
him in Cairo many warm friends, w.so
wish him prosperity In Bis;inew {homey
The Judge lived an active life in Illinois.
and was generally recognized as one or
the leading lawyeU II ths,state.ssyAs a
poll aciany Ne We SaSspoxSn aadHkyer,
on any occasion, taikedato tina, people
the-4eAsssge-- -dsuuasngnery,.o or AT:
tempted IN spy way to-dsssiye them.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

The young man. sam. Price, VINO
'ummed around the city few days last
rely ip the chsracter Of q dead beat,
AppSd She- Till OF the Continental hotel
nd pocketed slas Arnold could not ind
i'm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

The pfcgfnmmelfo for the enRinseqetsst
las not yet been made out. The din.
,ulty Is to obtain clstern with water
n IL. r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

when democrats stand by cir friends,
md silow the boilers to do stheir worst,
ilexxnder county will not be in any
LANCER u passing1nt the hands Of tie
ilissof the radicals.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Mr.. Ed. Baber, formerly Illinois Csa-
raj ticket sgent.st this station, has Re.
aoved y Chicago. Mr.. Louis. Jergensen
snow acting, adinteriD', as Mr.. Barbef's
pccossor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

.Ax-AIAgalax. communicated Of Delta
WLodge No. 5ss. a, NJ, VIII be
held At Masonic Htif, this (Thursday)
evening ct ~ o'cioek u Msmbsrs OF the
fraternity In good standing are cour.
teously invited. JEwErr wIfCox,
-- Secretary.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

p. RIslltiHasl aHh stsslsent sJptay of
staple dry goods, embracing sheetings,
shirfings, brown and Preached musiIns,
jeahs"Tfistys, =. 9As,its,s 4, prlntss; dress
cos. br fiS & !. pfEls5s Mo hs9k INSIDE
|purshhsss tRsEefa9 tEriGm Y
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04
Saw Mill fnr sale.

sett OF corn busss,"aath ssachine, I'VE
yoke az oxen, three Jog. wagons, with
chains, all In complete order.
For further particulars apply to VIM
+. -pttoIssL Cairo, -taL l.. Silver. Mt
the Mil, Mounds Junction, Pulaski Co.,
Illinois. nov 2 2w'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Everything that can be found Ia any
Try Goods house in the city, can be Sc
:ured at p. Rieliy's at cost.priee or less,
~ he IL determ ined to close.out. II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Captain Washlngtons defence OF his
conduct in reference to the ill-faxd
StnnewalfhSs created 1consi dc RI 6le.dis.
cussion. There are these Who enounce
it,as d, sSnglShera'ion Of fsfelioods. IND
the. manner Of stating IT as 4 piece, 81
consummate special pleading. My
don't those who know the facts on ths
other side rush into print and annihilate
the caplainsl He - q cold biqoded sort OF
o man, and can endure a great deal Of
peltlng. ''.''" 'sN'',.- A.a,'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

The best assortment efstrictly fashion.
able hats ever apsusiE in rGatu; have
just been receiyeti by Miller. & Miller.tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

"i,r Bastnsss ilsnss ~ Rens nc i
That eiigibly s,taated. obpsipess house
No. 8 Thornton,s block Tepth street, 10
'for rent. Apply on the Premises. - "a
()af6ff ~ Z. -, :, y. ~ r.;t1a' q.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

r. HeilY, has . large stock OF hats
which win be sold Of New Yopk vh0IS
sale prices. -. ~. 90 Y.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Shell oysters, game, etc.. can always
be secaassdas walker.A sBlssopiA rastap,
rant i,tst ,at:;ei rs.son .s Nov II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Gentlemen's collars-the Albany make
-unexcelled in style and general get up.
An I'm nae Ase st0ck.at Miller a nd NJ illers
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

For really fssh!eDAAle clothing go g.
Miller and Milier'A II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04
s11YM4nREs N1yS ''',1..,,,

'p AARfvais.n -. ~,
Ben xscors, b. ious Lsonis.s. 6iasinnsa. ..''-
yyor.ysh' , DO ya,. SokssoIs
A. jo,.ph, Memphis. "''.a...
t,i ,3Haus DEPARTURES. 100 .a..i.s. :.
Ike uAnansiu, cainnahaA~ Mn While. Raiaesh. 80
Boa Accord so,ss s s,y; Pm 4 y.;si'. louisville,
. tsS. .t
The weather u cloudy but warm, the
Thermometer Indicating 60 deg. The
indications OF. rain are therefore pretty
strong. -.-,
The river has fafien four inches since
last report. " '''"'' .
Business continues good. mass
The Marble .Teshigped 25o, tons here for.
the south; theUmpirs, LOO toss and the
Lewellin 45 horses. 90 dozen turkeys and
chickens, .a6ions. assorted freight.
TherothsE,hoats on the list all trapsac.
ted Observation-Disclosures hero except tho
Bon Accord ~hick n . tbv'6aat.
The Mississippi Continues falling, and
only eight feet water is now reported to-
st. Louis.s,.fS6,II .ls frTsSlt
The Ohio is about stationary with the
same waset as for ttis past .S,.--- IS
The Lewellln, Capt. Glenn. Matheny'
has taken place oftfe Amada, and will
leave here for Evansville every Thurs.
day and suhday,'evening:- "''''t
The Umpire, one Of the best low water
boats ever bum, leaves this evening. for
Iddfsvilier capt; r.. F1fnds, sAesnt..---.-
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FER sale.

.rI.IgT, FER sale. f,u.r..
. House near cor. Washington Avenue,
and Seventh street. Price $500.
1w .r.IA Y Apply 70 4. Il. PoPK
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Glevsa pad Mlis. ,.
A full supply at Rlelly's, and going of
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Our sprighuy and snterpEisiug friend
Mr.. Michael Hebron. has taken unto
himself wife, "a The person or Mis-
Pauline Biun; y handsome ANDY &C.
coDplShsd SkcI.ouis lady. 6. His friepds
when advised OF his return, waited upon
him witK sounding tfAss and other bass
drunss, - snintimstion Of their willing
ness 20 UP glass OF lager 10 his health
and happiness. He responded band
somely, and many . glass Of the foau1
ing bevesass Was drunk 70 Ihis health
andhsppinsss;-, In ihe sosd wishes IN
tended to him we desire to join. hoping
that h~IAAabbsv SbAssSAairamAy live
ians9aiyS Asppsiy. and prosper. ,sa,o ya.. q.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

Ender's Stomach Bitters!-"The best
use.n
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.nIsSoLUTI0N, NOTICE.
fH m

The partnership between the undersigned Ia th!s
ssy usn<as- Ats .-LsssAer
retiring from the firm.
All claims against and due tho iirn w ee settIedb BY
VIM. Henry, IT, =
Cairo " AQ,;;lf lss'' Y v E Il pIfSh r
Thankful 10 my Giepda fer they DbsRl yatLegase
heretofore bestowed, would desire q continuance 10
my former partner W, L. Pitcher
NoVlH
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

tn: RsAic sshoSt; bly, VIZ W. be .Rgsab9,
lished Tomorrow - -
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

llAbast ak hnpAaed scholars. attend ths
public schools OF this city. ,..,,,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-04

City. Attorney Butler, will have the Pc,
ion s6f tase reassessment Of the propSttE,
benefited by street filling, ready thiS
GEEK. .ir ..,trsu ,,ss.,t.a,