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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01
WASHINGTON, D. c., June II, 1869.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June IL, 1869.
EDrroR CHrEF:-I have the pleasure to an
nounce to your several thousand readers the
gratifying intelligence that you will soon be
honored in Kansas with a temporary visit Il ON
the distinguished statesman and lengthy rep
" tall young oak Of the Kaw." Sidney actu.
ally succeeds in tearing himself away from the
sweet embraces Of his dear Dulcinea del To-
boso, and will pay q brief visit to his home in
Lawrence. These ugly vacations of Congress
are terribly tedious and tiresome to certain
Congressmen. compelling them to leave their
dear charmers, and put up with the hun drum
of home life for q few weeks in tho year.
Sumner was right-the Congress should be per
petual-and then certain Congressmen could
remain here sllthe while, and enjoy purchas-
ed pleasures, and not be bored with the ex-
pense and dullness of q home visit. But, Sid
ney, il you would take the advice Of an old
time friend, you would throw this dear char
mer away. Her syren songs and sweet en-
chsntments are leading you straight to the
Devil. She will do more to defeat your re-
election, or your election to the Senate, than
dozen newspapers. There is the sacred
home feeling-there is virtue in Kansas yet
and the virtuous women of Kansas will not
allow the men Of Kansas to wink at these
things, and indorse them in so public q way,
and in the public way that you brazen!y choose
to Aout them before the public. copjure you
to heed advice that know is for your good.
Continue as you have for the last two years,
and campaign will be opened that promises
to be very lively, upon issues which your own
indiscretions, to use no harshcr term here,
have forced upon the consideration of your
constituency. !.
= Clarke's champions say that the pressing
business at the Departments keeps him con-
stantly busy, but rumor says that heavier work
is dooe at the U. s. Hotel. using portion Of
the ca.t-on material of the President Of the
American Screw Company.
Assurances are given that the frontier shall
be protected; that one little Injun. two little
Injuns. and perhaps three members Of Los
family, can be killed n found o6 their Reser-
vations; that they must Learn the rudiments
Of the Quaker religion ON the Reservations.
and not practice muscular Christianity In seal
ping frontier settlers. Bot it ID not believed
that CIsrke's letter ssking for troops. written
after the difficulties occurred, bot dated back
got the orders for the required protection Of
The border. CAPiTOLIUM.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01
THE SCOCRGE OF UTAH:
March Of Destroying Army-Grass:
h"ppers on the Wing-A Track Of
Desolation Left Behind.

Countless myriads Of grssshoppe-s
have lately made their appearance on the
north and east shore Of Salt Lake. end
are marching or hopping toward the City
Of the Desert. TIE ground around Pro-
montory Point is literally black with the
young and rspacious insects. They arc
now about tbree-fourths of IN inch in
length. black in color, and more rssem.
bling a cricket than a grssshopper. But
as they increase In sizs. their color chan.
ges to brown. About two weeks since
these pests made their 6rst appearance In
that section. being then about % eight OF
an inch in length. and having the ap-
pesrsnce of sand cricket.. They grow
rapidly and very vorscions. Destroying
everything in their way. For miles the
track Of the railroad is black with These
destroying insects, the ties and rails
being hidden from view BY the thousands
perched thereon.
Salt Lake City has been cleared Of veg.
citation before BY these pests. and in zach
case the countless hosts have made their
first. appearances to the north and west
of the city. devastating their fields and
gardens when passing through on thsir
wav to the south and westward. Two
years ago. such . scourgs swept over the
city. destroying every green thing. even
to the growth Of wood and vins OF the
psvions season. Millions Of the insects
perished in the lake, for it seems that
nothing turns them when on their desa
troy ring march. In q day the beautiful
gardens and orchards of the city were
LEFT so bare Of verdure % though Gre
had swept over them.
From the account given rs. II appears
that the city will again be visited b hSiiSS
scourge. which passed over Salt Lake
two years since. continued its march, spd
the following season made an sppeatahce
in'ths lower end of the Great Basin.
where the scenes of the previous yesr
were re-enacted. This season the hordes
have appeared in the extreme southern
Mormon settlements. where they DESTROY.
ell everything before them. They ars
now some FIVE hundred miles from Salt
Lake. the localities over which they pass.
ell. having had one years respite from
the rsvsge. 1t seems that when these
insects reach maturity they deposit their
eggs in the soil AMI die. The following
season the eggs srs hatched BY the warmth
Of the spring and Q new army follows
on the % arch.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

CRops-Whe have made some inquiry
in regard to crops. within the past week
In some localities, q few fields Of wheat
have been about destroyed BY grassbop-
yers: few have been partly destroyed;
and Q number have had strips of q few
feet eaten along the outside. But large
majority Of the ields, especially in the
vicinity Of the river, have not been touch.
ed to speak Of. The wheat is very heavy,
and many formers are bothered to know
how they are to harvest it. 1.-THE late con.
tinusd rains do not injure it. there will be
. very heavy wheat crop in Northern
Kansas. Corn hss been injured in places
BY srasshoppers. bu: not enough to be
seriously felt. The grsssboppers, are
now able to travel, and are beginning to
leave.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01
The GREAT Med fcai sEi.snke

The <srent Med fca1 slissnke
OF former Jays was an utter neglect Of SANTA
~ precautions. No efficient means were adop-
ted for the prevention of sickness. Sewerage
was unknown in cities; drainage was rarely
attempted in the country. Heaps Of off.l we're
ieft to rot in the public streets, and domestic
cleanliness, the great antidote to febrile dis
eases. was sadly neglected. IL is not so now.
Wise laws. philanthropic Institutions, and .
vigilant sanitary police, have, to Q great ex-
tent, remedied the evil. Nor Is this ALL Pax-
vrSrrvE MEDICATION has helped materislIy u
lessen the rates Of mortality. II is not too
much to say that TENS or THOUSANDS escape
sickness in unhealthy seasons In consequence
Of having INvIcoaATFD THEis sfsrxss IN Ao-
VANCE by course Of HOSTETTER'S SrO..
MACH BIrTERs. This pure and poverfua
vegetable toric and Alternative comprises the
extracts and essences Of . variety Of roots and
herbs. renowned for their Strengthening. sootf.
ing. vitalizing and purifying properties. These
medicinal agents are Incorporated With spirit
Absolutely free from the acri1 poison which
defres, more or leA, all the Eqnors Of com.
merce, and their effect Is diYased through the
Whole frame BY this active. yet harmless stim.
uiant. The result Is such . condition of the
system ~ renders IL su Ssf i@Sersisns 70 ths,
exterior causes Of disease, such - damp. fog,
sudden alternations Of temperature. kc.-
Strength. and the perfect regularity Of all the
functions Of the body. are the best safe guards,
against atmospheric poison and the effects Of
unvholesome vatee, and HOSTETTER'S
BfTrERS are DE best strengthening and
regulating medicine at present known. For
dyspepsis and biliousness they are srrcrnc'
AssoLvTE- July !.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ Wonderful to relate, and fortu.
nate withsl, White Cloud has not been
visited BY any Circus this reason, al.
though they have been to most of the sur.
rounding towns. We hope We may es-
cape throughout tho whole year. bat fear
for the worst; for every such show that
does come. will take from one to two
thousand dollars out of the community,
that il has not got to spare.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01
,gouu,nc TbirrcSi.

This issue is the first number OF th'
18th annual volume Of the Chief. Twelve
ves,s!-wbst hss become OF the dtz'r
wears that We have spent in KsnssA'
But it matters not. We are looking for
ward to the time when we shall enter up
on Volume Fifty. and have no~time tt
look back after the past years. So bert
we 60 right along.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

The Lawrence Tribune reads lecture
to the Kansas press. every now and then:
on the above subject. taking for text,
the dehuncistiou Of some man for mis-
conduct 10 an official position. 1t has
fnst given another lecture. being impell-
ed thereto by structures Of the press upon
the conduct Of Pomeroy and Clarke. 1t
thinks that such denuhcistious have
tendency to create discord IN the party.
aud to give the Democracy weapons
with which to Sight ms. when our efforts
shonld be to harmonizs.
As we are one OF the offending iuii-
vidusls. we will speak for ourself. Now.
when there is no important election at
hand. is the time for Republicans to
speak out. and epieavor to purify their
own party. II it creates a commotion in
the party to do SO. there is nothing par
ticularly endangered. We expect th.t
the Leavenworth Commercial and other
Democratic papers will make the most
Of it. but we cannot help it. When
Democrats make exposures in their own
party. Republican papers copy and make
capital of it. Must members Of party
refrain from speaking the truth. and per-
nit corrupt men to rule the party. mere
ly to prevent the Democrats from max.
ing q little capital? They sre welcome
to tit will avail them nothing. We
. mean to make onr objections now. and
when the election comes, vote the ticket
There are some very bad Republicans
but . corrupt man who is politically
!, right. is preferable to . corrupt man who
is politically wrong.
These lectures would CONS with bet.
> ter grace from the editor of the Tribune,
5 If his past actions were not outrsgeously
inconsistent with his present professions
Was not Gov. Robinson an old Aboli'
7 ZIONIST. an original Republican. and ont
of the earliest Free State men in Kansas;
I Did not the editor Of the Tribune, Will.
Robinson was Governor. at q critical
{; period in the history Of the party and o
the nation, abuse him as the worst villain
9 unhung. and do all in his power to de-
9 stroy his influence as the head of th'
!. State? Was not Thomas Carney sr
:, approved Republican? And OF the sam'
' critical period. while Carney was Gov
= ernor. and doing all in his power to pro
e tect the State and sustain the nation, die
o not the editor Of the Tribune heap upol
9 him all manner Of abuse. and try to blesi
{ down bis influence also? Did be no
pursue the same course toward MANI
other trne Republicans. in and out o
Office? Did be not do so because al
those men were obnoxious to o singh
individual, and that individual q maj
who came TO Kansas Pro- Slavery De
mocrat. and did not join the Free Stat
party until he failed to obtain . lot o
slaves. and saw how The popular curren
was setting? Did he not remain muu
, when Lane bssely betrayed tie party
and did be not bitterly denounce Senate
Ross for a similar act And after Lam
was dead, did not the editor Of the Tri
bune undertake to parade bis ghost t,
keep up the fight against certain Repub
licans. and attempt to establish himsel
in Lanes mantle and his boots? Con
D sistency, brother, is a trinket that woul.
handsomely adorn your person.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ Sidney Clarke has undertaken to
run the Indian business-on the basis Of
honesty He has written letter to the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. laying
down . sort of programme. and asking
all the Departments of Government to
come to him. and cooperate with with
him I How did this Government get
along, q quarter Of Q century ago? To
Be sure. i. had Clay. and Webster. and
Benton. and Csss. and Douglas but it
had no Sidney Clarke to cooperate with
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

BECKETT & SASBoRN.-James N. Beck.
ct IN Lewis T. Sanborn have bought out
Charles Burkhslter's stock Of goods and
groceries. and are carrying on the busi-
ness at the old stand. They are old res.
idsnts. and industrious and straight-for-
ward men. and intend to keep up . full
stock: and sell at fair rates. They are
deserving Of . good share Of patronage.
Sec their advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ The N.tional Intsligencer. which
had existed since the year 1900. has Just
suspendsd-died OF old age and debility
Once the acknowledged organ Of the na-
tion. under the control Of Gales d Seat.
on. it had dwindled into low-rste Cop
perhead sheet.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

r. Mr.. Boris. Secretary oftbs Navy.
has resigned. and George II. Robson. oI
New Jersey. has been appointed to ths
position. Robson 10 but little known,
but is said to be talented >man. Any.
thing will be relief, after Boris.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

g 1t has become the practice now,
when politician has been repudia,ed by
bis constituents. TO give him q foreign
appointment. II Sidney Clarke is sent
adrift. next yea. we hereby nominste
and indorss him for the position OF Con-
sui to Furruckabad, in India.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ We call especial attention to the
advertisement in another column 'oi
SpEER's PoRr GRAPE WINE. pure and
unadultersted Grape Wine. Invaluable in
sickness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

ToSE YoUR system tonic prop
critics of Speer's STANDARD Wine Bit
ters" are such, that none can use them
without receiving essential benefit. The
effect will be to maintain the usual STAN.
ina and vigor Of the system.
Sold BY Druggists.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

r. John Surr.tt ha. gone into busi.
ness % . commission .Derchsnt.-Er.
Probably the same kind Of commits.
sion business that be followed 10 1865
the commission Of murder.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

: Eg Senator Ross has placed as IN.
der obligations for three volumes of Re-
ports of the Impeachment trial of An
drew johnson, and for other documents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ The Mssous Of Atcbison had 0
grand celebration and Hall dedicstios.
June 24tb. Coming 90 closely on the
heels Of Pomsroy's Chicsgo performances.
it may be termed. fsurativsly spssking.
taking the bull BY the tail in bis own
pasture.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ We have recsivsd . copy Of the
Topeka Weekly Record. The publish.
ses kindly send us their Daily in ex-
change. and this is the 6rst copy of their
new Weekly that We have seen. 1t is a
splendid looking sheet-the size Of the
81. Louis Democrat, and Is handsome Q
paper % can be found East or West.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ A car load of those popular ns-
chimes. the Marsh Hsrvesters. have Just
arrived. and will 60 far to solve the far
mers' conundrum. How are we going
to harvest our heavy wheat crop 2"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ The rains oflsss week again play
ID smash With the St. Joseph and Coun.
ell Bluds Railroad. washing away the
Nodswsy Bridge. and interruptiog COM
Aanisation for several dsys.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ We lesrn that . few hands are
t work on the railroad below town. but
wbsibsr enough to hurt much. we cannot
ssy. We have had no late inform alton
- to the progress Of the rosd. or the de-
sig1s Of the Conpa6y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

~ A trsmsndoos Quaker revival j,
h progress ct Richmond. Indisns. JUS
- vs expected. Since Qaaksrs do uo
have to 30 to war. and are preferred fol
The bsst Offices, every body wants to joir
The Quakers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

E II anybody was looking for .
drought, this season. he will be dissp-
pointed. 1t 10 raining pretty much oil the
time-and oil owing to those Qaakers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

$1,000 AND ALI EXPENSES PAID!-See
advertisement of American Shuttle Sew
ing Machine in our Advertising columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01
Correspondence.
(FOr the Chiefly
FROM WASHINGTON.

Hon. Sidney Clarke's Departure for
Kansas - He Tears Himself Away
from His Dear Duicinea-A Press of
Business-PTotecti0n to the Frontier.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01
Die0.

In this place. on Saturday, June 26th, Mrs.
EvSIcE Coz, wife Of Andrew j. Coz.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that tho Park Committee
appointed by authority Sftho city Council, viii
receive proposals to enclose 81 Marys Park in the
CITY Uf cairo. wilma PICKET fence OF the following
clsrAc ter viz To lc %! undressod lumber; 10 he
seven feet high from th" crouud, the post' 20 bo Of
rcd cedar nine feet long, be Set three aud half
feet in the ground At intervals OF eight feet, and to be
oi an oyeTaye thickness not less than five inches
Tho lHsc board 10 bc and half feet wide and
IN 10 thick; tho pickr,s to bc five and halt feet
long, three inches vide, inch thick and 10 bo sct
with spaces between II three incheSi tao rails 10 be
thi"p 10 number two by four inches cnch and 20 be
nailed IN with twenty penny spikes, two .u each r7l
in each post; the top rail 10 bo nailed on the toy Of
the POST and the otner rails 10 be let in;O each post
ssd rho picket- ~ DC nailed with ten penny nails,
two IN each hicket On csch ns two N cach picket
on each rail- I'll pickets 10 be ropned on top aud the
renee OF hayetvO BIge gses ssrh ten ect vide each
side Ulthe Park tro slsl gates, one VI each end
four feet wide, said sa- - y. Nrc bnced and tp be
substantially hung snd fastened. and the small gate
Twenty Eighth street TO have sn ornamental arch
over Il. lie nber, except the posts. - bH or cy.
press, tni the fence 10 boz Wncws-led with two good
coats, and the whole 10 bc iuI-h.d ia a substantial
and WorkrlllliEs manner ~ once. to %" satisfaction
oft1s COMMITTEES"
Tho ground % he iouccd 4. four ilnl sd an sixty
ipy fect vide ant eleven hundred snl ky 'lt'
'ec' long.
Payments for che work " ID be- naic bon Guy Buui-,
besru2 interest o. Tie rate o.! rer cent per vurI
and payable IN e1uN suount- in taree four sud ny-
years, ant receivable after Hsiir v'ortsNe- LICENSES
snd oil debts due the city.
Pyopossls must bc sealed, endorsed 'iar.. '.EH.
mitee, directed 70 LOUIS Jurlru-un, 'rrrU.Hn. iu'
ucvs, cd 40 The uAihe Of the Mayor before H. Io,
Vi. On Se'"'dsy, l"'e'uhr; an, l.'n.
Lots JOUpENsUN.
JANE~ kLNNENl.
W.. HALLIDAY,
~ =.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
BULLS
SAfsS A AR Ill a
A coon REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
rom his Mother:

BsntOu Bsrieca,, No, April 81, lssa.
.E JOHN RULl.--Ic.I s..' Knowing ne Ell.
crIcy os your Sayspsga, AMI tse healing s.d bcns-
h.sl qualities Il posses~e~ -end sou TIE follow NJ
statement O.. my ca-r'
WIS wounded about fNu yosF- sgo--vD tsksr prs
ou.r and coufari Tor sixteen months, Berg moved
- oiteu nav vJuuds have not healed Jt. have not
70. up.s uoD~u. since vas UoUEdcf. ana shot
thr3uIl tho hips. Ny genera! Ee,l-t i. Impaired,
aud need something ~ asset Cafa.", h.Ar moe
ni'h In your ssshpags than lu anything ei,e. wish
'hut thit gen, ut P'tss press uo hall dozen
bottles, aud o-.lX. CAPT. Z. i, JOHNSON,
81 Luulr, 80,
r. She following VS. written April 30, isGs, -
Mr.. Jennie Johnson, mother a. Capt, Johnson,
lR, JOHN BULL-pc3g sir; Ay husband, ~. q.
Johaiou, was a skillisl surgeon aua phys.c ~ "a
CHntTsl New York. where be died, leaving tAA above
q. T. Johnson 10 my care. A. thirteen years o. age;
ne had q chronic darrhea and srror.s, log which,
gNyo him your sarsapsria. II CURED HIM, /
nRSo Tor ton years recommended IL 20 msny IN Now
YORK, Ohio sud Iowa, for scrous, fever sores, aud
general debility, Perfect success has attended Il.
IAa s1eftsdl 81 styEil end er'r
almost .eroaurs am very anxious for ny son
90 again have recourse 20 your rsr-apsri.ls. He Is
hsr!u Of getting spurious article hence hls writing
toyou iorlt Ills wounds were terrible, but believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
RAILROADS
DENNsYLvANGA CENgEALE.
ID % '.E TIE "a.

~. rpr 80, sgss r-Ll r.r1a.. ...-I -- ..---ls
80 IIxl 81 .. ss:..,.ii i ..,. s-''s$s
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
MANY EMINENT PHYSirlaNS

tuag e.. "a" -, rrolognce Il ;'.e tas' OF ell mod.
cjnea ye' known JOY 'lc speedy snd r"lien cur" "'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
uR. JOHN BULLS PIisips os.e:
No. 40 FIFTH, Cross street,
LOu1Svd11o, Ky.
o
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
TO Ny United STATE, and World. VIDE
ReQders:

TO MY CnHed Motes ana WCri0. wac
Readers:
4 HAVE received may testimonials from proies
sona and medlcSl men, - my slHanscs ana vSri'
Gus publications have shown, all OF which are genuine.
. he following rom highly educated AID popGl ar
physician IA Georgia, IL c"rta My one oi the most
sensible communications have ever received. Dr.
Clement knows exactly what ne speak. Of, and his
Hear what the Doctor ssy. OF auli's Worm Des.
roysr;
NllEpop, WAGER County, Ca,
June -, 1850.
Or. JoHs BvLl-Desr SIR; IhEye recently gwen
your Worm Destroyer" several trials, am ind u
orlully eficscICGz. u has not failed IN single
ln.tAnr. to have the w.shed.for effect. am doing
Frsiy large sourty pIactice, and have daily use Tor
some article e!the nd. am Tree TO confess
hat know Of no remedy recommended BY the abl"rt
authorities that u certain ana speedy % IT. effects
on the contrary, thew are uncertain ia the extreme
NY object IN writing you 10 nd cut upon what terms
| cen get the medicine directly from you, IL can
get upon easy terms, 'hsl Use great deal Of i
the teaching, and practice OF great majority OF the
regular line discaiding remedy which We know TO
b. sufficient rnpy because We may be ignorant OF IT.
combination, For ny part, rhnil make u n rule 20
all and every means to alleviate sufering human.
ny watch may be Ehle 10 commandment hesiiatlng
because some one more ingenious than my self have
leaned IL effects hr-i, and secured tho sole right 70
secure that knowledge. However, am by no means
advocate or supporter OF the thousand Of worthless
uosirums tbs, tood the county thEt purport TO cure
sll msnner diseases 20 which gesh IL heir. Please
ropiy soon, and inform me nfyoHT Dee: terms.
80. air, s!s, very respectfully,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
, wit''""t Es'rs''a'

~ s.. Sew England l.e 'rEol- .u' ..t i...nE4
tickets wI. h0 Transferred. ~iU f.t.. I8gaag. ta %.
aud Boat Connection, "a N.w York, .'i. . barge.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
Az kii.isi, situated Dwelling Hou...
GAS.
Two GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs, G. +. YesgeT & Co, near corner Of Eighth
street ana Coan,sfcia avenue, have supplied them
selves with one Of ID. Mcdonald 4 Co Iifsllible
Meter Testers Parties dissatisfied with the register.
ing OF Their meters can now have them tested II the
meters are found true the small expense OF the test
VIII DO ehArsed 20 the party causing Il the meter
II o0aa iSeogrsct. 80 charge wi. ~ made pnylsa