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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-06

The good people Of the city are laying
in coal aud wood for the winter. Ross,
The coal dealer, and Turner and Ward,
the wood dealers, are a. busy as busy
bees.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-06

The largest and best furnished billiard
hall in Southern Illinois Is that Of w ,lk-
ker Il Sisson. II
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The City Treasurer reports that taxes
are coming ia rapidly the past few days.
Pay up, citizens, or you will ind your
names recorded In the delinquent list.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-06

1t CURES the Chills, Affords XXX Ague
Remedy.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-06

Don't Shake. use Affords Xxx Ague
Remedy.
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Faded hair yields to "Barretps"
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Business House for Rent.

That eligibly situated business house
No. 8 Thoranton's block, Tenth street, il
for rent. Apply on the premises.
Ocf6ff
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"Barrett's' q substitute for wigs.

Use Ender's Chill Cure.-"It never
fsilsD
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-06

Travel by rail and river is becoming
brisker. Good times coming.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-06

Linen sheeting ~ quarters wide, 81 70
cents per yard, at Reilly's. If
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Young Ladies'

And those who are older; young men and old men
the rich and poer those who have black flowing locks
those who are gray and those who having lost their
hair and gaining il again All use BarTetfs regeta
bic Hair Restorative y yon have not Used u go at
once and get bottle BaFclaysis the pie &c, as heir
store l. the general headquarters for tue article In
Southern Illinois. Kentucky and Missouri
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-06

The rumor was prevalent ia the city
this morning that SIR. Isaac Wr.ler died
last night % heart disease. Inquiry
proved therumor to be false. Ii-.-ai.ve,
and a. hearty as buck.
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Union linen 25 cents per yard, at
Reilly's. II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-06

Ender's Stomach Bitters THE best
in use.n
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a.

Why should not our policemen 's ual.
formed? An officer IN citizens dress b
not %. efficient as he would De- q. De were
distinguished by uniform Class, would
advertise his position.
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NeSS Marriage GnIsIe.

AN Essay FOR YOUNG men. on Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases nciden. TO Youth and
Early Manhood, which create impedments 20 MAR
RAGE with sure mans Of relief sentiu sealed let
ter envelopes free Of charge. Address Or. s. SKILL
LIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philsdel-
phs, Pa se27isw3m
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Ender's Chill Cure Never Fails.
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"Barrett's" superb hair restorative.

Ask for Affords Xxx Ague Remedy.
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RIVER NEWS.
Arrives and Departures During the Past
"a Hours.


ARRIVALS,
Ike Hammitt, Columbus VIM White. Paducsh;
Raven, Lousyille Norman, Evansville;
Belle Memphis Memphis; Altoona, G nsinnatii
Belle 81 Louis, 81 Lons.
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"Barretps" keeps the hair in place.
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WEDNESDAY, oCToBERo, 1869.
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Lavender Water.

Florida Mater; bay Rum and Co'ognes for the toll.
ct and the bath Consult your comfort during this hot
weather and use these refreshing articles. At the
Drug store on the Leyee you can sctvha you want in
thislne.
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Good all linen shirt bosoms at 50 80
per dozen at Reilly's. II
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Louisville, Ky, Oct. %. 1865.

Beet quarter pillow slip muslin "A
cents per yard, ut Reilly's. II
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S,,y It >taurant

ladies all praise 'Barrea's'
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STEAMBOATS,.

Tho sphl connects closely 10 I1uNIlau with trains
for Clarksyle. Bowling G-orn and louisville. rri
~ JohnsoIyilie with trains Tor Nashville.
Returning Hhccorns.'. 20 Cl'ru with steamers ami
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Tlle evening 8ulletin.
PUBLISHED ~ JOHN H. oBERLY q co.
NIB nARREGL, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1869.
Faded hair yields to "Barretps"
"The Best in Use."-Ender's Stomach
Bltters.
Travel by rail and river Is becoming
brsker. Good times coming.
-
Three cases superior London Dock Gin
at cost, at the Evening Bulletin Office.
..... II
Fines to the amount Of 1862 were as.
sessed by the police courts last month,
and &6a were collected by the police.
r------->ss------
Rents In market aud money collected
by the market master from wagons last
month amounted to $3.50.
Alderman Mendel and Gibson had q
verbal passage at arms last night At she
meeting Of the Board Of Alderman.
Cool weather prevails, aud the young
| folks will soon commence to shop" and
dance.
School Superintendent Butler will at.
tend the state convention Of county su.
perintendents to be held this week.
October, sober, rules the year, and
with etiaciDg hand, steals from the land
the beauty which the summon crowned 1t
with
The sidewalk near the old school house
il being repaired. The next work done
Will be on Eighteenth and Nineteenth
htreet-.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson j. absent from the
city at Springfield, attending the session
II the State Board Of Equalization, Of
which he j. a member.
The City Treasurer reports that taxes
are coming ia rapidly the past few days.
Pay up, citizens, or you will find your
names recorded In the delinquent list.
The case Of the Ferry Company against
the steamer Virginia, for sinking the
Missionary, viii be tried tomorrow In the
circuit court The company claims
$500 damages.
Musquito- are becoming scarce. An
occasional loug.billei fellow dislurbs tie
sleeper with his disagrccahle music, bat
not often Goodbye, singers come again
next year. Do.
The Board Of Aldermen, last night,
authorized the Mayor TO appoint delega-
e, 90 represent the city In the CONNER
clal Convention to be held at Louisville,
IN the 18th inst.
The good people Of the city are laying
in coal aud wood Tor the winter. Ross,
the coal dealer, and Turner and Ward,
the wood dealers, are a. busy as busy
bees.
Why should not our policemen 's aal-
formed? An officer IN citizens as.- b
not %. efficient rs be would De- sc De were
distinguished By uniform tAat would
advertise bis position.
The rumor was prevalent ia the city
this morning that Mr. Isaac Wo.ler died
last night 81 heart disease. Inquiry
proved the rumor to be false. i!-.sal.ve,
and a. hearty as buck.
The Board of Alderman adopted res.
olution last night, requesting the select
council 20 reconsider the vote by which
the ordinance 10 increase the pay OF the
police force, was defeated.
The Buder brothers are erecting two
story brick building, on the site OF their
business house, lately destroyed by fire.
The first story is completed. Energetic
men, those Buders.
Are we to have no amusemenS the
coming winter? Will not our citizens
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de EM!I MiITI" l. vs. sSlXiPENNY SERIES of the best
II Music isf voice pd Pabo inst published No A. ri Tai
70 YsuT WIFE BY Fss5 W E1sa "a No Thy YSos Near B.
sIpsBny for al Booistorss Ner,
thToagbOu f6 vnon orT BIZ Tor No ecutsnrT o,
Of Music Copies VII bs nsiisd postage m az
' =. ROBERT NJ DE WITT.
S0' " 9FTsktsrttt, Esuy0Ik,
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20, Jglaum it man Gmrurn.

CREDTTORS of J. A. e. F. F00TE 81 60.
are poaed 10 present their & FooTB corner White
hail nd South. ....... .. .....-.' rr..| (
a ~ 1853
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WEsTcHEsTER cn1,N1u

Mr.. Isaac B. Lent has sold 30 acres near rr,o,. -.
J0nh burdettf Tor 1850 Fhe gentleman hsa 49,, ="
chased 70 acres near the above for $500 Wn IL pur
lanyard mas purchased the residence OF Mr. Pierra
Mount Hope for $4,000. On Sunday afternoon M p ~
gave complimentary dinner TO Mr. LmQard ana 'ttto 10
inends on the premises. The construction 81 bo s
section OF the Harlem River and PortcLcs,er pe 1sss
ROAD running from the Harlem River onnn~s. ss..
secondaye.i HewYOrk. TO the Village of Unionp,s pvs,e
the town OF Westchester is under contract AMI "a
Informed that the surveys will be perfected and tLe S
say caplta subscribed To complete the work by ths
Of October next Great satisfaction h ypressed
classes OF citizens residing on the line T
the certainty Of the road being speedily eonstrneted
The public road from West Farms to Kingsbrde ia o b
macadamzed. The work has been begun at Ire
mOut-.-.Mr. Andrew Wilson, jr, is improving ana
about Rye which Will be sold at auction some tins iR
June. New Buildmgs-A large building TO be nsed as
Town Hail. Is now being erected Main-st New FsD-
ehelle The bill incorporating the Morrsania Water.
works Company signed by Gov. Hoffman The ht zee
and lot No JOnespace, north OF AshburtOn.aye VI X
ers, lot 3Ox96, has been sold by Mr. A o. Krkwood VI
S2lOO.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday, InnA :.

NEw'YoRK. Friday. juno A. ia.
The benefits which have been conferred
the middle classes Of this metropolis by the Eev va
central Railroad Company in throwing opep ~
region for homes for rapidly Increasing
running good cars and boats at sufficiently short r.-
vais Tor the convenience OF ALL and ,ns,n.-.A
ing 40" rates Of Communication arc ines,Ir,S,A
therefore with reluctance that Wa VIC.
'ne attehtlon or that corporation TO public nr,,
wcn is assuming formidable proportions and "a, s.ss
enc Company will Justly be held sponsbe We
Ihe unoadng OF garhage.on the Companys pla
COmmnnipaW' Thedecomposton produced BY The 80.
rays acting On this organic matter m.r,s.-.
Itself by an intoleraDe stencil, which !, 's .s
does not endanger the health Of pas.er. "
ncluding all who ride on the Compsnv,s 80 Ds'
certainly threatens TO be than patience can
and ID truth 70 neuraze the good effect Of ne Ce
panys otherwise liberal policy. Let the S9-
OF the Company treat with br Harris az aoca
oera use OF carbole acid, aud postpone furtIer S
tatons from our CUTTERS until next Winter i"por-
Messrs. Mallory & Blackwell offer by apc,
premises tomorrow afternoon the balance ot Vn .le
suitable for business and manufacturing pnrnosa iets
village OF Tarrytown, the sale Of which was adioae ne
from last week. vas aulOufhed
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LITERARY ITEMS

M, .Iir5 and concluding volume OF NapO-
..I,se OF Cesar is nearly ready for the press
Tbe title of Miss AlCOtts new novel Is Inc
- an IDEA The work will depict the humorous
"a, ~ the various reforms Of the day, ana VIII prove
o other things that old George Herbert was mol lar
,, the truth when he said that " all thlngs ArO OH
with jest
The Hon. Henry S. Sanford Unlted oVaues
Minister to Brussels, has presented TO the Mlneo
historical Society fac-simile OF the DomeSu"y DoVA
The COPY was made by the process OF
an veum paper resembling the parchment oi inc oiiR
-, II q m two volumes, folio Of 7s4 pages and
SuaTtO Of 900 pages.
The last number Of Every Sa'Trauy reprints
rom Baemaan's iAdgaziHe for June letter from A
british Author" to Charles Eliot Rorton on the Sno)ecs
:, international Copyright. We hnd also IN Ihe Amer
am BooEseles Gtde aforcbie reason Tor an lhterha
,ol copyriclt law and the draft Of bill which It's
advocates in this country propose presenting 10
Congress. ........
The English edition of Mrs. Stoves 0ldtOwn
Folko contains dedication. closing with the following
words; -. tho
I'm offering once more hook English friends me
tinr IS saddrned by the remembrance, how many lh
hn, ~ vas her good fortune 10 nnd sympathetic reSa
ers in 1882. are gone from the hearths anu HS.
I1 every circle aud RANK of lfe she recall those
whose syuua hy and approval were dear 10 H0i anu
Last in Inc list not least is the name on tnat l4S m
ons lady N no stood forth the cause OF hoerty u
Ianity in AN hour when the fate OF lndt c@so s ~
dark and doubtful aud whose fIehuShp was Oo Va ''
dE.r.st treasures which England had 10 give. , =,
TbougI brr eve las forever closed 10 eart auu sle
vii, never read these lines, yet IL Is melancholy pleas
mr. TO insrrbs This book an Offering 70 the belOFeu
Memory of the Duchess Of Sutherland" .
During the life of Berryer his friends formed
themselves into society for the purchase Of his yaua
bic collection OF papers, prete1t for Offering the Ola
man sum sufcientiO relieve him from the pecuniary
difficulties under hich he then laboring. The mem
bers OF this society recently met for the purpose OF de-
hberaug as to the ultimate destination OF the documents
IN their care which Of great historic value consist
ing of all tie documents relating TO the trials OF Chateau
bE nd Iemennais, Louis Napoleon Bonaparte' Dupin'
&C. NJ Berger had carefully preserved every letter ad
dressed 10 him from the year 1876 These he had scruu
lousy pat in order according to their dates as wen as
the subject TO which they referred. The collection Is
complete and contained in 50 separate porttohoa Inc
society have unanimously selected NJ Charles de La
eonbe Whose works have been crowned by he Academy
as editor of these interesting and important documents
He is hkeWse charged with the task Of compiling the lie
Of Berryer for which purpose his family have inrusted
him with all the private documents they possessed tha
could throw light on subject The most singular rev.
eatons as to the history the past half century W
thus be made public.
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MisrflAmraG.

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from WareO holaases and Tea Csas
Es a always hand stOTs Ranges Kitchen WAR;
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N,6 CIVILIZATIONS.


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New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

THE TOURISTS
POCKET GUIDE
TO SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.
BEING A GUIDE TO ALL THB POPLAR WATERING PLACES
AND SUMMER RESORTS IN THR UNITED STATES,
SARATOGA,
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
- - NIAGARA,
- ST. LAWRENCE.
NEWPORT,
LONG BRANCH,
CAPE MAY,
TRENTON FALLS, &C.. 60.
WITH MAP AND DISTANCE TABLES.
BY EDWARD II. HALL,
Appon Handbook Of Aaenean Travel" "Cuis to the Great
Ws.s" "" Wsstesa G'zstetr' Ne
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
hHWYORK
CATHCARF 4 UAIT. No lBondH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-26

DirectO
E.M. Bishop, of r. NJ. Bishop d Co.;
Theo. Cook, ef Baker, Hart & Cook;
J,seph G. Butler, Pres't Lafayette Bank;
L. r. Hull. Of Addy, Hull g. Cot,
AS. Winslow, of Winslow & Smith;
Csaries Rule, Of @. Rule q Coleman;
Adolph Wood, of Adolph Wood i Co.;
John Shillito. of John Shillito * Co.;
A. D. Bullock. of a; d. BULLOCK * Co.i
d. IT. Woodrow of Woodrow, Meats K Co. {;
Allen Collier, of John Swasey 4 Co..
l.. A. Harris, ex-Mayor of Cincinnati;
James Glenn, OF VIM. Glenn u Sons.
w. B. cassidy. Vice. President;
W M. RICHARDSON, Secretary;
J. DEWALDEN CHURCHILL, Supervisor.
B.V. vREDENBURGH, Agent,
7e-t No. 90 Madison ST. Memnhis.