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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

The ORAToRIo.-When it is remembered
that one-half the proceeds from the rendi-
tion of Haydn's grand oratorio, The Gre
ation," goes to the suffering poor Of our
city, and, further, that it will be presented
to the public tonight for the last time by
the Richmond Musical Benevolent Associa-
ton, accompanied by full orchestra, of
course every one who can possibly do so
will be present. We would therefore re-
mind our readers of the Importance of
securing their seats this morning which
they can do st Mr.. Bidgood's bookstore,
where the box sheet Of the New Richmond
Theatre is open.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

PUBLIC MEETING IN SIDNEY.-There will
be public meeting of the taxpayers of
Sidney and the western portion of the new
district at Tanners Hall on Wednesday
night for the purpose of calling the atten-
tion of the Council to the wants OF that por-
tion Of the community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

A LARGE AMERICAN EAGLE, measuring
seven feet from tip. to tip, was sent US on
yesterday by Mr.. James 7. Henley, of
King and Queen county. Mr.. Henley
made fortunate shot, killing two of these
birds at a single fire. They we're killed
near Fish-haul Station, on the Pamunkey
river, on Friday last. We learn that the
eagles have been very troublesome in the
lower counties recently among the ducks,
chickens, and pigs, of the farmers. They
also at this season of the year frequent the
rivers, and derive much of their. living
from the ducks which are wounded by the
hunters, never letting one escape their
yigilant eyes and formidable talons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

The FIREMEN's CHARITY BALL TONIGHT.
Judging from the number Of tickets already
sold, and the number of persons talking
about going, the firemen's ball to be given
at Second Market Hall tonight will prove
most brilliant affair. This inducement,
together with the consideration that it will
be given for charity, should present itself
to the minds of all who are able to expend
q dollar for q good purpose. The Sisters Of
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum need ell they
can obtain in these stringent times, and
more too, for the maintenance Of their
benefcent and noble institution, and no one
should hesitate to aid them. And then,
too, the ball is given by that worthy class,
the fremen Of the city, who do so much for
the protection Of our lives and the property
of the city. Here they extend their efforts
for the assistance of the helpless orphan.
Do not fell to encourage them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

NEARLY DRowNED.-A negro named
Edward Scott fell in the basin on Saturday
night. and would have been drowned but
for the timely assistance of policeman Pat.
Woods, who fshed him out from canal-boat
after scarcely escaping with his own life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The following cases were argued yester-
day:
Honaber Us. Hone. Appeal from the dis
trict court of Abingdon. Counsel for the
appellant, John W. Johnson, Esq; for ap-
pellee, Hon. Waller R. Staples.
Lead Mines Us. Pearce. Counsel for the
appellant, Judge William Daniel for ap-
pellee, Hon. Waller R. Staples and John
W, johnson,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

We are authorized to state that Mr.. Pow
hatan Weisiger is not an applicant for bank
ruptcy, and that the publication that he
was was not authorized by Judge Bond,
register in bankruptcy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

FEsTIvAL.-An entertainment for the
benefit of the Fulton Baptist Sunday school
will be commenced tonight at the resi-
dence Of Captain W. Gordon, Broad street,
Church Hill. AS the proceeds Will be de-
voted to most worthy object, the attend
ance will doubtless be good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19
HUSTINGS COURT.-JrDGE BuRSHAA.
This court commenced its quarterly teri

This court commenced its quarterly term
yesterday.
The case of Nathaniel Cosby, charged
with the murder of cambridge Gillett, was
called, but upon motion of 7. w. MacMa-
hon, ESQ.,, the case was continued until
next Thursday week.
The case of James i. Boyden, charged
with feloniously stabbing and cutting Will
liam Jackson, was called. 1t appeared
that Jackson had become deranged since
the stabbing, and an examination to in
quire into this fact was instituted. 1t be-
ing ascertained that he was insane, the
case was entered into without regard to his
appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

THE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCH0OL Ass0CIA-
TIoN will hold its quarterly meeting (post-
poned on account of the rain from last Mon
day. tonight at the Second Baptist church.
The statistics of the schools will be present
ed, and the subject of the Ticket and Re-
ward System" in Sunday schools will be
discussed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 10, 1859.
Sun rises s..........7.o6 Moon sets. .39
Sun sets..........4.5i High tide, a. NJ. 8. I6
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY IS.

ARRIVED. #
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Baltl-
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys
l. Williams. d
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York,
merchandise anu passengers, w. 9. Dunham
i Co.
Schooner E. Waterman, Marshall, New
York, merchandise, Tredegar Works.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Schooner J. II. Lockwood. -, New York,
ria Csborn's landing TO load coal, Curtis q
Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.-A called
meeting of East Hanover Presbytery will
be held in the lecture-room Of the First
Presbyterian church at II o'clock NJ. We'd
nesday to receive the application Of the
First Church for permission to prosecute
the call of the church for services Of Rev.
7. L. Preston as pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR lS69.-We have
received from Turner, next door above the
Dispatch office, the Tribune almanac for
1869. This is an invaluable publication
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

THERE will be for sale on Eighth street near
the packet landing on to-day and Tomorrow, fifty
cords Of seasoned oak and pine wood at ~ and
$3.50 per cord. To be sold at once, In lots to suit
purchasers. .....m.. ......f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19
Attl1mo1td 1ispatth,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

PARDON REFUsED.-The Governor has
refused to pardon Henry and Frank john
son, of Norfolk, convicted of larceny ;
James Miller, of Buckingham, convicted Of
grand larceny; Wilson Baugh, of Rich
mond, convicted of illegal shooting and
Patrick Carter, of Staunton, convicted OF
grand larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

for politicians. Also, the pamphlet cor
respondence between Mr.. John b. Gilmer
and the Secretary of the Treasury in rela-
tion to wbiskey frauds. .t..1s.;. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

A SLICK SwINDLING OPERATION AGAINST
THE UNITED STATES GovERNMENT.-Some
weeks ago a negro named Crosby Washing
ton, discharged soldier of the Second
United States Colored Infantry. applied to
the United States claim agents at Norfolk
for bounty due Peter Hadden, Of the First
United States Colored Cavalry, whom he
represented as having been drowned in the
Chesapeake bay. The claim Of Peter Had
den had laid in the Office for some time
without being called for. Washington had
with him several witnesses to prove that
Hadden was dead according to his repre-
sentations, and who also swore that he was
George Hadden, a brother of the supposed
deceased. The money was promptly paid
upon the production of the evidence, and
nothing more was heard of it until day or
since, when Peter Hadden, the supposed
drowned man, made his appearance at the
claim office and demanded his bounty. He
had been shoemaking at Hampton, and had
not since seen need to collect the money.
Inquiries were at once instituted, and
Peters claims being found just, Deputy
Marshal s. r. Gwin was dispatched to this
city in quest of the impostor. Here he pro-
cured the assistance OF Captain Putnam, of
the police, and after some search 1t was
ascertained that he had gone>to the African
church on Sunday morning. Accordingly,
they proceeded thither, and nabbed the
sharper just as he was about to enter the
church with his sable enanlorata. He was
arrested, and made considerable resistance
until he found that it was useless, when he
was conveyed to the station-house. de was
dressed elegantly, and had any number OF
good clothes among his effects. There was
also found about him receipt IN full for
all the claims due him by the United States
up to the time of his discharge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

KITCHEN RoBBED.-The kitchen OF Mr..
William Gray, on Marshall aud Tenth
streets, was broken into On Sunday night
and robbed of trunk. 4 servant over
heard the thief and gave him chase. He
dropped his plunder on Ninth street be-
tween Marshall and Broad, and made good
his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19
REMOVALS.

DEMoVAL AND FOR RENT. a:
h Ant HoSY hss removed ,s his ia s,s,s S1VnSs sns
o,y.ra cy s.ss for rent ONk-HALE OF TRE STONE.
NJ win he psrtitioned OF To good tenant, LEO
rent will be very low. Apply a. the store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19

ROBBERY OF SILvERwARE-ARREsTs.-
One evening last week the dwelling house
of Mr.. a. Y. Stokes, on Church Hill, was
entered and robbed Of silverware to the
value of $lOO. The family was absent at
the time, attending funeral. The dinner
table was set and the thieves, etfecting an
entrance into the dining room by raising q
shutter from its hinges, carried off the sill
verware. Nothing further was heard from
it until Saturday two negro boys applied to
Mr.. A. F. Jahnke to sell some silverware,
consisting for the most part Of spoons and
forks. They had all been cut in two-the
spoons and forks being separated from the
handles. He refused to buy, and notified
Detectives Knox and Craddox Of their at
tempt. These vigilant gentlemen at once
traced them, and found them that night at
a negro dance-house. They arrested Cor
nelius Lewis, James Bait, and William Ed
wards, and conveyed them to the station
house. They were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday, and Lewis and Bait sent
on for Indictment and Edwards recognized
as witness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19


DERSONAL.-If ZACHARIAH GOh-
Il DON, company e Yorty-n regimens v. s,s 2. y.
A. viii call on the undersigned no VIII ieArn soa'V
'" A. NOISE. JR., Attorney S nS.,,rs... harx.
jsIo-ss NO. l."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19
60 HORSES AND MULES.
BoAEDISG AND LODGING.

DOARDING.-TWO GENTLEMEN, who
.r,I occapy The same chamber can obtain a
- .>.yps.Ia bt+. t'tN and BOARD In = pii-
,.,. family ri sis FranElln street. ia l6-E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-19
AmUsENTENTy,
.AYDN's. I" CREATION"

/ ~ A1ON05 CklIhAAop'tr s89se
ON account of The inabili.y OF nasny os our ei.,.
zsns to gain sdmsnse 70 The psrfIrmsnSe Or tnls n
Ass0 0CIkTION, it WIN be repeated on TUESDAY
EVENING the Isth instant st the NEW HlCa.
GABRIEL. ......r....,.A AAp1lsM n, q :
RAPHAEL."....... Ne
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of chdos-'s 'H'
l. REcIr.-In the beginning. r
g. CHOaUs-knd the Spirit OF God.
.. Air AND CHoRUs-Now vanish before the
holy beams despairing. cnrsing, raEe,.a
{. RKcIT IA nd God made the Armament:
g. AIR AND IHoBUs-Tbe marv'l0us WORK.
s. kEcIT.-And Got said, let the waters nndef
AssI4sas aed 5s fGa%ins :aI sasss ss
8. s.AIR-With verdure clad Fl r-E
10. RScIT.-Ard d the heavenly host
II. CHoRUs-Awake the harp.
10. RECIr.-In splendor bright. $3.50
II. CHoRUs-Ihe heavens are telling.
1a @af 1e PART II.
uRIEL...... ~"
Is. RHcIT."Xnd God said let ihe aa.srs.
II. ,RKc1r.-. And God created crest whales.
70. TRIO Ao'e AND CaoRrsIThe ne Lord Is great.
20. RKC1T.-And God said, let the earth bring
forth. " :.
81. REc1r-straight opening her fertile womb
n. AIR-yow Heaven IN fullest glory shone.
%. RECIT.-And God created man
%. AIs-In native worth.
rs. RECrT And God saw everything.
26 CHoRUs-s chleved fs the glorious work.
27. TRrn-On thee each living soul awaits.
2s. CHoRUs-Achievedi Is The glorious work.
PART III.
.....'''''.'.' n
ADAM. .....,'.......'.....'.:
,, cHssrRx"REc
rosy msntle appears.
a6 DUET BY thee with bliss--and Chorus, For
ever blessed be his pow'r!
al DUET-Of stars the fairest-aud Chorus, Pro-
claim In your extended course.
80. hECIT - yur duty we Pc erformed now.
IS. rUkT-Graceful consort.
-. RkCIT.-t', happy pair.
35. FINAL CHogUs-Stng the Lord ye voices sil'
The Oratorio will commence promptly at
O'Clock.
The sale of reserved seats wiz commence at tho
store Of Mr. George l.. Bldgood Saturday, January
ID l2 O'Clock NJ. No seats will be sold or engaged
before that hour.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress circle, 81; par
uuette and orchestra, rs cents; family circle, -
cents gallery, rs cents reserved seats Is cents
extra. .e-r....4, -,
Jche Tyler. and get their C 'ncert tickets.
tme-half of the net proceeds OF these concerts
will be distributed among the poor OF our city and
the resiiue win be devoted to the support OF the
Association. Ja le-St
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-19
Read the Captains Letter ana tpe le''e'
from his Mother ..tl

Beuton Barracks, Mo, ApTl -, 'N1'
Or. ions bCtL-nser 81 kn9slSs az, W. ha,e-
itusy II your sarsParh' ,nd Tue ~ ~ following
tSi1i aulitie, upossessc-, send 20" Wv r''' -
v, naisnt ~ lnSeAse! TO . -
s's ia bout two year, -A',s ial,fn DIT
.sa,G confined Tor sixteen months be'hs no,',s
..n,ss,en my wounds have not heuedse'' n'shL m,
-, ara moment since was s9unn,Sd' oS ~"
,h,ipss6 the hips Ny general health - ar
thIpugn sn,plcibing 10 assist nature, have more
.,,h in your saIsapaIla than 10 anything s,sy
,hnt thai il genuine. pteass sslrsss ~. la
Ssttlsp' and obIgo CAPT G. 7; SYin dn.' No.
n The 6olloxinR vas written April 30, re, ~
Nj Jenpi" Johnson mother Of Capt, johnson a. a.
| pR jOiIN BULIy-pesr hr: Ny huspahn, ~ "a
Z Jobnton was sklifulsur icon and physician "a
| caYtr,I New york where h@ died leaving va" s,.ss
a. ~ Johnson IA ny care. AZ thirteen ysars ol asei
he hdd e .no sar.soar,la. III CURED llln.
nave Tor len years recommended u TO many IN Nsw
Vel ohio and Iowa for scrofua. fever sores H i
General debility Perfect success has ~tenu'a y.
1as cnr,s tgsotsdiH ssns easss g se'gsa ms nv son
,,sr, a,aosf tt,raeuIops. am very anxious ,el l.
toaran have recourse 70 your sarsal,sta's ,,tina
~ getting spurious artic les hHnIs 1T SeSs
! Won for His wounds we're 'er''"''' ''
hesil recover ke'Pee"0"'' JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LEGAL.
ry,RJlsrEE's SALE.

Wbercss. John luurrl aud hi,w!te, ElSa, by their
.rri ~ f-.t lr'Hl juno 2ih 1891, And recorded VI
ftc Recorder. oiico ~ AloNnier 9Ouny, Illinois,
frrsteo 'irfo10rirI dt.vf.hrd real estate, situate
p tbc r., IT Cairo m said county Of Alexander, and
.t,,c OF illinois tuytt. Lots numbered "a, y ant
n fronting Is feet ouTup PAR street. and running buck
20 feet In dopt zoo block IT, and lots and TO- 10 block
a. IN thp fr.t addition 20 said city RUd lot 90 <, ~
ock NJ Of the sccopl addition, and lots ~ ana 10
N block n, q said city. -,
And Whrreas the .pit John Anirim, was, on ne
18th day Of July. l~.s, declared bankrupt ny ue
Instruct con 3 iffie United states for the Eastern
pstrict of Missouri aud Nhorcas the undcrslgned
uauiI 3" Young, l. uu~ tLe sole assignee OF the cs-
al. Of sail hlnk ru1i au whereas, sud deed was
iunp 10 secure One John h. Cook IN tue ph mont Ola
certain note iu sl.l decd described; ana the tald
Herman all I.r,turutpl lyDrti,o and s'N -ut proper
", and is l..I dated august ~, lSGs, convey the
same To- said John T. TOOK and whereas me tAlh
a.. = Court upon thc petition ~ IN" said nssgnee,
did set fsidc said .,i ,uI declare Tie sane 70 NC
uulI and void anil whereas, the ssd Court did fnr-
ther order that sold John q Herman. ~ uustse
IN tho deed of trust above mentioned, Join WIN the
said Daniel Young. sole remaining assignee 81 the
estate Of -aId hnutrupts ina sulC 81 the ahpN. de
srribcd property the terms aud conditions OF 'aih
deed Of trust.
Now, therefore. M Pursuance ~ the above order
aud eproysions of the said deed Of trust We we
under. enci trustee and ass guoo viii, ON the lE'h
day Il November s'j, between the hours ON O'Clock
am anal pm Of that day NJ n" Court house 10 Car
TO- in the county II Alexander, and state OF Illinois,
sell NJ public youdue 10 cash, the above described
properly. JOHN q, HERMAN, trustee
odvd pANB g. YOUNG. Asslgnee
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-19
ORDlNANCE 40. -.

Er....iHn,'' IS H. tg D.ua.',ftla r.i. ofcauo
-HH.> o. T.f 10 .HrIl NrfHo duty ~ ilc Fusurn
Committee Together win tHo c'y Treasurer tnt CITY
Comp r .. ...8 uy banning during 90 week
fnW..'I.f.'t H.... NJ no. regular monthly JOINT
Hn.rtHF no I. fy iHUu"' p, Nh IIH $500" psI tt4 Ur.
Hc... I'D. D., .nI ..uu.ls % rrlfu r the hnu,s Of
a.. CITY Treasurer. 44 Dor tf puJiu-, 90 rhsd hr the
fgti ~ lr -aIl Committee u-l uamp'.HIi.s poo meet
q tleC.y Treasurer. nf.e. 90 tHmi period N.thin
ne time .ler.acd orAL..U period oi.e ..a BE- g.y,
IN ly sl.Iry If..Ur- ... Finance Committee.
Duplicate lists ''' .'. "ii 90 .a'- 'na 'oguons'
shall ir fHt4. ' .. .I..TtNu direction 90 sad CON-
lnltIee one og wl0A l.ts s,.! Dc gwen To- the city
h.- ..'va., 4ul t." p.i'l -irdi Boo reported ~ The
-ai tlwwlr"' fnf'..' t."H.I. h' III. d wIth the
,ty r'.u-.,- a ,a' 'i'y 'l"rs', Office.
-. Z. T. -4ul hc tNa aut, ui tne Cts Clerk To-
have prepared under the direction = ne Finance
Committee book o. hc called -rrp Register No !,
nwhrh shall h. entered if"u ne margins " the
atuh- o! ' trrpbo lts, the number, date, amount
snd n1ne of the pariyio whom issue u all scrip "a.
ihe c,y N iss tothe first entry 10 IN the present
scrip register ~hich last nsued register shsibo des-
Commt,se ,hS compare the reports heretofore male
ny any committee Of the destruction u any city or
scrip reg sior memorandum opposite each order, q
the date ot - destruction, and IN all future hurnings
the date Of destruction shall be entered IN the sgTl
bond book, opposite the entry Of each bond or eou
SIC. 3. II shah b. the duty Of sad Finance com
niltes n, the date Of each burning u Orders 10 ~
anime ths insts ~ OF ,ao, OF ne scrip books N M
and report 70 the cay Council whesSer tao cl order
have been delivered 70 dc parties entitled 70 recey
Of the city have been stretly complied with ant
where after reasonable period, orders have not bee
delivered 10 parties entitled - receive them, u shA
be the duty 81 the sNi Finance Committee 70 dcsiro
the orders, reporting list Of the same % the Cii
Council. and marking 40 the ntrs "a of the scrip boo
the date Of said destruction.
sIc. 4. The Finance Commute" shalt be-, aud her
by are authorized 10 employ cunpttc lent clerk 10 a
sist them IN the duties doyolYrd on them by this
lidnanoe, aud 10 pay him aftasonahlc compcusat
for his services.
Approved, October ), 1869.
o6iiIOt John II. oBERLY, Mal or
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-19
ORDINANCE 40. ~.

BE it ordained Iy ,ao CITY Council Of the City Of
C1io
Tint ssiar, ~ ,bp ,fy Mar.hai 10 rved a, Sow
sny-aFg iuI|yr- p.r month, from september j. lNs'.
Approved. October IS, $50.
o,iiIrt IONS Il. oBUGLY. Ma,or.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-19
Pure Cream Of Tartar.

The tct English Soda, Jsrnaes Ginger clean i, ana
in hart' ctr.. at Ptrclay Brothers.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-19
NO. 90 FIFTH. Gross street.
houiSvi1lc, Ky.
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.... ....... ....
BULLS sru
WORM DESTROYER

To My United STATE and World H'dc
RcrSiers: . ..H
HAVE rees,t al many testimonials foui fr,fe-
.ional and medical men, sAmy aimasct anu N.i'
dts nm have shown an Of which are genuine
The following lromR hlgLly ednealed and tollI
physeAn IN Georgia, J. csfn'hly ore oi We M n
zen bio communications 1aFs ever - t''n' ,h
clement Knows exactly What be speaks ~ hhu ~
,estpenv deserves to he Nr,ien 81 letters 81 sYll
Hear What ~ Doctor ss;7 u hui'. "of" "e~
troyer ..-...
June ~, lso6. 4
Or Jons BrLL-Dear sir ihNye recently gwen
Won, .iWotni Destroysr' several trls-, an" Lni "
wonderfully osfcac.on-, 10 hH not f.i9ei IN s,nks
pretty large county practice, hnd have di'y ufytr
some article u the kind am tree 20 copie..
thai know Of no remedy ornuendcd by y" am.s'
authorities that Is 80 certain aud sIer! n y,
on IN. contrary, ttey ere uncer'ani IN wv r'I'tn',
nv oiec, in wrngyou D. 90 hnd out upon " nay t"H-
A can get the medicine directly rom YOU, ~ an
sst hi uIon easy tsrur shall use great deal OF ~
the teaehins- and prsHon Of agr"i inalo' ~ ~ 'c
,,y.la, line diseafding remedy when We hn'e !"
be sufhcont SIMPLY hecanse We my DC l.N.f . -,
combination. For ny prU, shlll ul,Ne " in.V =,
,,sc an and ,vcry means elevate ru0cflhs hH
Nv shirh may l.. able 90 command it,lht
bse.Gs. sour one more Ingenious ilhn ny r,l I-,'
leaned ~ ELECTS first, and sefured mo -.i 'LN
secure that knowledge. lioNo'sr, ON ~ n" 49,
-. ,Iyarr'a on supporter ~ The fhnusAud "i ".i'.'
nostruu. tl.t fold th, county, That piitT'I' W.
m n ..Bei o. irttsrs tHVAru tl-N I- I'l.t i.t'
rstiy soon and inform ne ~ your te'i irr'n-'
- '"''''' ftIIU-P CiENEHl. ii. 10
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-19
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy :

The Great Soothing Remedy!
MRS, (Cures Collie aud Gripping in PRIZE
NIIITCOMB'Sl the bowels, and facilitates 20
SYRUP. The process OF Fe'hihg D'h'H
MRS (subducs Commissions and oy- PRICE
WIFI OsiBs ercOmes all diseases inc,dentf N
-NRvP 10 Infants and children C'NTS
MRS. Cures Dia rhea, Dysentery,1 PRICE
WUlTCOMRs' and summer Complaint IN 20
SYRUP. J chidrenof all age CNr'
II - the Great Infauts and Children's Soothing
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ORDINANCES.
ORDINANcE NO. 81.

H. ordained by the city Council Of the city VI Cairo:
Tist tho sp,ry 81 Tho Nafis trnnsic' shall We an i
hereby hNe ~ the rate oi eighty thrsa and 80 loo
dollas per Elouth AMI that he shall he PAID al that
rate from and after August l9', lSi3.
Approved, oct 3, isGl.
OH NJ JOHN u oBERLY, Mayor.
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water, At Barclays.
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