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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24
Wu,tt,tter 50.

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Nbmirale u8orwdrt6", Der fets sornia
bic 3abne 3ulammenbib, ,penn ras
8prt llmfebr 9enannt murre. Nedts
uno linfS tie9en oft Uellen ppn 1O0O>
1000 unp mebr Tub lenfre6t aus ben
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meitete fi@ Der Waferarm su einem
meilenbreiten Seebefen aus rcrt troten
rie6elienppr(priin9e wiecer ;u 70 f9maz
len Yaf1a9en 3uiammen, raB bic Sdiffe
nur nit grocer gorfi9t rieie Gneen, be-
rem man belcncers prei fiir9tete, pa11iz
rem fonnten. Datet ;meiaten lid3 Dom
!5auptfbrper 3abuoie 9iebenarme al, bic
ftd 3u beiren Seiten rur9 nas in alien
Ri9tun9en ;erfldftete Siipenoe gmeriz
fa'e labyrintbi(d binpur9 Hldnaelten.
3eistet f1@ I'M Nnfan9e Der 6abrt ouf
Dem re@ten llfer aud nod Die etnfSrz
misen pampas, iiberpSlbt pom einem
beiteren 5immeL 70 >purpe iepp@ bic
Strabe, je mebr man ,a9 Weten porz
pranH pon unpur@prin9li9en @dlcern
einsel9loi1en> iiber benen bic unp pa
ei9antil9e S@ncebdupter emporraoten.
Der bettere 6immel mid aumdblid
elmer resenfeu9ten Mtt1pspbdre, pieibre
@aNer in rei@li9er Olenae auf bic
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mune bic S@ifie Don Often mad yDez
iten nit beionccrer 5efti9feit yortpdrt6
trieb, 10 oab man pamals Die MSali6z
felt be3lpei feIte, rie Strabe in entqeaen<
seitbter @i@tuns 3u befabren> 10 6atten
pieie cod fortwdbrenp beftioe &dmpfe
nit ben plDslid Don ben @ipfeln fent<
re6t berabbrauienoen Berawincen, bic
alei6 2uftlawinen auf Die Straee berz
abftu3ten unc rasMeer ;u aefdbrlideu
@p9en unp Birbeln aufpublten, prer
nit ma@ti9en Gismaien 3u befeben,
wel9e pom zen llfersleti1ern ael6lt, oft
Den S@iffen ben lnteraana probten.
60 medlelten wilre Teljenti!puneen
nit bcrrli9en Qanp1daftsbilpern ab,
nou oes laftt9ften@riine> ras bier pur@
pte ltets feu9te Ntmpipbare reidli@e
Nabruns crbdlt, unp in ben Suucen
tauten ii9 5o6tbdler auf erpsartiaer
oft ale pieie Oebirssformation in per
S9mei& unp berrli9e Naturparfs lodz
ten pem Seefabrer entacaen> menn fid
pie tet5 trdufelnoe yiebelbdue einu,al
bob unp Die wilpen Stlrme cine 3ett
lang rubten. MI" '
4uf BEN re9ten llfer fab man AUDI
pft Sralenre 6eerren rer@uanafos, cine
6irl9art pper am Nonpe Der Gellenz
brlltuns Sei9te fi1 Fer Straub pataeo>
MEMS ia 3uweilen mabnte eas&rd@3en
elmer S9aar bunt9eheperter papaoeien>
wel@e aus zen wdrmeren Nes,onen bts
bterber aepanrert ,paren, an Die uppi<
gen @eflpe her trpptl1en 3pne unp
ptdt 1elten fo9 fo9ar rpie ein6euerfunfe
Elm eolr9ldnSenper &oltbrt ppriiber.
Nua pas Meer bate bereits BON
Grablin9al&mud anaelest. Da19mamm
ia eer Gueue @tsanteus> riele @ielen>
pfanje Ger Ma9elansftrabe, bic 3awei<
len etne sdnae BON 400 JuB errei9t
unp BON rem Jellen an pe(5en Gube fe
nurselt losseriiIen, 9lei9 elmer Rie(en>
|9lan9e fid dter Die @ostn rabin,iebt
unter ibren Blattern cine Menae Slide,
Muibcln, Septen, &rabben, polptbu<
tiea uno Nereicen beberberseno.
[Gprtiesuns folst] i
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24

Nod sweifelte Nia9euan iein 3iel er:
reidt ;u baben penn 70 pft 9etaui9t
fonnte ibn ia au9 bier mieper eineldus
f9un9 erparten. Debbalb lief er in
nerbalb peS Strabentbpres> penn id BIZ
beiren auberen Bprsebir9e 10 nennen
rcrt 9lnfer werien unp CAB cinem ce1
S@ife Befebl NIT gorli@t in pieien
Balerarm ein,uorin9en. Beld banse
Grwartuna ais cieies Se9el zen Blif=
fen entld,pano, als beinabe cine Bp6e
per9in9 uno cas ausselenrete S@iff
ni6t piecer 5uriiffebrte! - .z
gnrli1 fam e6 wieper in Si1t, une
faum mar es in Der Ndbe rer Metoria
anselan9t ais Ma9elan, 3itterno por
GrwartunA ten tcmmanotrenoen OfFz
3ier ceGelben IN feline aajite beltelIts.
~Gabt gu@ fur3!. rief ibn grferer
ent9e9en. .
~Npmiral", rappprtirte biefer mir
iinp pret Sage meltmdrts 9eleselt pbne
Elm Gnpe Der @aileritra6e 9e!eben 3u
baben. Sci unlern Sonoirunsen baz
ben mir ntrseneS cine Mbnabme rer
Iiefe 9efuncen unp ra AUDI bic StrSz
munsen per6lutb bier bel Der Sefnuns
uicl itarfer iinp, als Die Gbbe rie rarz
aus wierer 3uriidfebrt, 70 unterlie9t es
feinem 3weifel paB bier cine Yerbin>
puns NIT einem anperen Ocean srt<
1tirt." E. raE..I:
s8ie sliidli@ tiblte fib Maeeuan.
Su mar ras 2an9seiu6:e unp 0an9tez
sweifelte sefunren morcen. Der Npmif
raj tewef nun an rem Gap, ras ipdter
ben Namen uYpr9ebirge rer 1000
Sunsfrauen" erbie!t ldmmtlide Capt.
tane, Sffsiere, piloten uno Nnronomen
;u elmer Natbsperlammlun9.
vBie piel 2cbsuemtttel baben mir
NOD an Bpre 2" ,rar ieine erite Jra9e.
u6lr crsi Wrnate", lautets rie Antz
mort.
uOut", iaste MastQan ucas lit bin<
reidenr> I'M curd rieie Strabe Die
Moluffen ;u erreiden."
Dp6 Gitepan0pme1 Der ipater rur9
feline gntpedunsen in Norpan,erifa, 100
er nad elmer 3meiten Maseuanitrabe
lu1te, beriibmt werpen ipute, trat rem
Apmirale NIT per8itte ent9esen, umsu>
tebren. Die Grilens unp Gage Der
Strabe 1T befimmt wprccn", 1aete Ct,
~io bin id Der Weinung erit wierer
na9 Spanien 3urid3ufebren unp rann
pas Nerf NIT frilden &ra ften unp be1>
fer perproviantirten Sdiffen ansusrei=
fen. User pei6, mas mir ienleits Qlmez
rifa's fir weite Meere 3u pur9ieseln
baben unp FOLDER Seefabrt Nno mir jeBt
niat eewadlen," m.. ,,.g.
&ubiH jepo6 fef uno bstimmt anti
wurtete Jpn Wa9euan: ..
u8aS mid betriTt 70 mue srit ebe
i9 pieieS unternebmen aufsebe, pas Qez
perperf an ben Maten in bic Slide
sewanpert iein. lleberbaupt plnlde
i@, cas Niemanp in3utunft bel lopes>
frafe, veritebt mid redt bei1pceefrafe,
pom einem Man9el an 2ebensmilteln
ipre9e - unb ~ nun perwdrts. @ott
febe un8 bell"
limb wierer fatterte am Gage pom
Mate Der 0ietoria bic MpmiraloFasse
unc leu9tete res Na9t5 cine 4aterne
unp 70 iese!te ,rie Glptille in pie Baher-
fluff bincin. Niemanp pa9te 3uradSuz
bleiben, ,9(iemanp anpern Gpurs ju iteu@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24
Oas ffolje mdt6en.
Muneart in Der 0e9en> zen
9tuttgart)

{ Wuneart IN Der Ve0enb zen
9tuttgart)
> Mdole, pas biliat bu bir Il
11f pas tanna bod 70 itrobig ri?
Moin(9t, neil tu @elo tol&t? ia bas Gelt
Sid grab net t'paupHaa in Der @elt.
t1nb pari@t itsls u1f's ieitens R!oib,
Gp wdr's um bein'n 8erfanb mir lcio.
Mrinl@t net, bab ii@ i'm 3u@tbaus fanb'
q Weibsbilb, beam bti 3loibe itIut?
5ot@t ebbe uiel uf elatte 5aut
TIFF beine routbe Bddle baut?
Moinl9t tenn, bu leii9t it6nrss Riat,
Mls andre Meni9enfinber linb :?
Gang, sud au feQe,a Geni&ter naue!
Dprt fbt a @eible Sorama 5aus;
Dui mub, elaub fell. Sobra i&au,
Mm @teden I'M an Rrufa eaub. -.,
Das @eib ii@t i@au balte eei&!
Sbr 8Srpsr ii oer Grbe slei9,
Nu, bolat fe e'Fab? Was iaii9t ber3u?
Dent, but ii9t f4Sner s'wen ais eu!
@laubf@t bu benn, treil Grdule tii@t
l1nb neil a 9err bel 8ater ildt
So bleib' bel @sF@tle immer i&Sa?
@art M apanB's Sabrle, no rpurl&t leab.
8 MGtle, pas bill9t bu Dir ei! r..
@ie sudi9t 70 oft in @piesel nei!
Dsin'n 9eib f&nirl@t bu, Is tommt mir srr,
Du mibei@t bur@ Natelobr.
Mas fltte,i9t bod in b'Msrmel net?
S fur9t bel 5austbiir iei ber 3'flei?
Nlia& @ptt a1ona @'idprla bir na,
Den. pobl, bu fsusel@t 5anbel a.
8 Mable, Mable, TOO benti@t Ri?
s bitt ii, tries tn anbre Sr!
Gs if9t net b'S&Snbeit . if&t net : @slt,
Das unierm liebe 9errsutt s'faat.
Nefs Gemiale, has am 6alsle ftobt
Nsts Gii6Is. ses uf:s @sisle subt, " +
Nets Bdnbele, bes . @&uble f&nirt:
Des Mass il% net, ,pe's Rdble jiert.
Noini&t, 9 Single, tss am Singer slist
lln's 8ammle, bes i'm 36pat fbt,
Dee bring empl tn mafra Ora :?
s Tag bir's frei / sweiRe bra.
s piu bir's iasa, uas bi i4mIdt ,.
TN pas IN braSa Ma seraadt,
Tin bi&t eu s'i@eiot 70 nimmf&t III M&t,
Denn peib, eab bis sliidli& ma@t.
@anr Demutb III beim per3a wpbut,
I'm llni&ulp uF Der @terna tbront,
Mann fromm bif&t ater net gum 6 @ei
Not, bent l. ~erpei@t f9Snsr isi.
(Hnr ben g0dnherern
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24
9er Wanderer.
gtnsB pebemblatt fur ttttides sBtrten uns9Bt tfen.

Briefe fnb au abre(fren:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
(Box 181O) St. Paul, Milan.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-24
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1trfatbe>, bes l1t8laubens.

4. ..[, l@&lub) r.,,..,,T
4. Gnclid sitt' es eiertens nod
gang fpesieuc QuetIen res unslaubens.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
sEM0CRATIC PRECINCT MEETINGS
Saturday, september IL, 1909.

In the absence OF any auth oritative an.
nouncement In reference to the precinct
meetings tomorrow, we make the fol.
lowing suggestions at the instance Of the
County Democratic central Committee /:
That the democratic precinct meetings
for the election Of delegates to the coun-
" convention on Tuesday, the 2ist inst,
be held, In the South Cairo precinct, In
the engine house Of the Rough and
Ready fire company, on Seventh street
and In the North Cairo precinct, In the
grand jury room Of the courthouse; the
meetings to open at o'clock pm, and
to close at s o'clock pm.
The details, election Of judges and
clerks, etc, may be determined by the
democratic voters, or members Of the
precinct committees present, as may DO
thought advisable. It
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
The DuQuoin Bore.

We announced, several weeks ago,
that Messrs. Halliday Bros while boring
at DuQuoin to determine If there were
seams Of coal underlying those already
worked there, had struck vein of salt
water. A quantity Of the brine was sub
mitted to the inspection Of the State Go.
ologist, who, having analysed 1t, reports
as follows:
"A test Of the brine shows $3.50 grains
OF solid matter to the gallon Of water,
consisting largely Of common salt. 1t
has some carbonate Of lime and magne-
STA, and probably sulphate Of magnesia
and sulphate Of lime"
"It IL my opinion that you passed
through the strong salt brine horizon In
the vicinity OF sux hundred feet, and It IL
hardly worth while TO proceed farther
with the bore for salt water. Four de-
grees is not strong enough to work with
profit. It should not be less than seven.
The section Of the bore Is very instruc.
tive.n
The we'll has been sunk TO the depth OF
800 feet, but has disclosed no workable
seam Of coal below the DuQuoin seam
The we'll ~ It stands In pronounced "sim.
ply an artesian mineral well.n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

The directors Of the Blandville Ky J
college have established reading room,
in connection with the college, to which
citizens as well as students have access.
II is project that should be encouraged.
Such Of our contemporaries as feel kind
ly disposed towards II can best indicate
that feeling by mailing a COPY Of their
papers TO the college Reading Room,
Blandville, KY They will be thank.
fully received.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
A csse Of sseh ness ana De.,,,usa..

SoSe d bsekUees Sno DeStituGOo.
About two weeks ago an infant child
was left at the house Of Miss Moore, on
Fourth street, by woman who said she
resided at Jackson, Missouri. The infant
was taken In charge by the managers Of
the Orphan Asylum, and remained there
until yesterday, when Mrs. Summers,
the mother Of the little boy recently
killed by the cars, called, claimed the
child and carried itaway. 1t is probably
that she, being widow woman, depend
ent upon the labor Of her own hands for
the support Of herself and five little chill
dren, disposed Of the infant as stated,
in the hope that IL would receive better
care than she could bestow upon it.
Her extreme poverty and the loss OF
her boy, have, we understan, dprostrated
her In bed Of sickness from which, 1t is
though, she will never arise.
The case is one that strongly appeals
to the charity Of our citizens.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
Who's 1TlereT

Frank Rawlings, an African gentle
man, believing that 1t Is not well for
man to live alone, took unto himself a
wife. He providedher with home, and
then hied himself away I'm pursuit Of the
filthy lucre' that he might decently
feed and clothe her. While he WAS alb.
sent, smutty masculine in the person
Of Bill Owens, was accepted by Mrs.
Frank as husband, al interim. Last
Night Frank himself entered an appear.
ance, and found Bill fully installed, an
equal .harer in Mrs. F's bed, board and
affections. And when Frank demanded
to know the wherefores, the impudent
Bill seized an axe and threatened to
cleft him TO the brain. This was too
much and Frank sued. Bill was Rned
IS. He paid the fine; but the contest for
the higher place in Mrs. Franks affec-
ions remains, yet, undecided.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
To slse Public.

The new Delmonico bar, restaurant
and billiard hall, having been renovated
and newly furnished, has been reopsned,
under the most fiattering auspices. The
proprietor by strict attention to his bust.
ness, and kind and courteous treatment
ofhis guests hope TO merit liberal pat.
ronage.
A reading room, free TO all, il connect
ed with the billiard hall. Free lunch 10
spread every morning and evening ut 10
o'clock.
Jos Vermulin, the champion billiard
player Of Illinois, will give entertain
ments every evening, exhibiting skill
and proficiency In handling the cue,
that will not fail to astonish the behold.
er. To IN enjoyment ofthese attractions
one, all, everybody, IL invited. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

II you want good stove, or tinware
hollow-ware, copper or sheet-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything in that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, azd fitted up the
larges' and most complete shop In
Soulnern Illinois. ass
Particular attention given TO steam.
beat and mill work, copper smithing
and sheet iron work, such rs chimneys,
breecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
apr24d6m l
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
Firt class day board at Walker 4 Sis
on's restaurant, at SIS per week. II

A Saline county subscriber desires to
know whether or not there are any dry
goods merchants in Cairo. Expecting to
make Cairo his source Of supply, when the
Cairo 4 Vincennes road is opened to
Harrisburg, he feels an interest In our
market. He says the only intimation he
has received through the papers that
there is dry goods department In our
trade, Ii through Reiliy's locals, and that
gentleman IL trying to close out.
Our subscriber asks for information
that should DO furnished by our adver.
Using columns. As It Is not. he must be
sssisned with the general answer that
the Cairo market will probably prove
equi.l 70 ell his demands.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

For Sale.-Eighty acres Of the finest
Walnut Timber Land in the country,
situated in Mississippi county, No.,
four (4) miles northeast Of Charles.
ton and within eight (s) miles Of Cairo,
Illinois. Said land is adjoining John
Hwank's farm. Also ten acres Of School
Land situated three miles from Cairo,
Illinois, on the Cairo & st. Louis railroad
line.
n FOR terms ana particulars enquire o
b. T. Whitaker's Drug Store, No. lOS
Commercial avenue, Cairo Illinois. DIFF
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

The only contest in the precinct meet.
ings this afternoon will be between
Martin and Redman, who have their
eyes fixed on the County Treasurer's of.
fee. There is very little feeling among
the voters, and the turn out will be small
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
NOTICE.
To City Taxpayers.

The tax book for 1869 will be placed In
my hands tomorrow, and on Monday
next shall proceed TO a collection of
the revenue. As the time allotted me
wherein to collect the taxes:is short, /
shall certainly exercise all the diligence
required ofme.
Come forward then, on and after the
18th instant, and pay your taxes.
JOHN HYLASD,
Treasurer and Collector.
Cairo, ILL.,, Sept 8, 1889. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

Prof Blaisdell Is organising class
In vocal music, and will commence in.
structions Tuesday evening In the Con.
servatory Of Music, near the corner Of
Eighth and Commercial avenue. TUT.
ton, 80 per term. Ct
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
Fruit can wax -Frssh lot just receivet
at Parsons, Davis q Co.'S.

DR.. Austin, surgeon dentist, over
Elliott, Haythorn 4 Co.'S, is one Of the
most skillfal gentlemen in the profession,
The work performed by him has given
entire satisfaction. He Is perfectly
familiar with all the advances and ap.
proved methods OF his profession, and
10, practically and theoretically, drst
class dentist. The citizens ofCairo and
vicinity are fortunate In having at their
command the services ofa gentleman Of
Of such acknowledged skill and pro-
ficiency, y lsts.r asee Septo lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

Free Lunehi Free Lunch! oyster soup,
This Saturday evening, Sept. 18th 1889,
at Meyers Saloon corner 18th street
and Washington avenue. Lemp's A No.
I. ST. Louis Lager Beer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

Taggart writes to us that IL the 'Bul.
letin' can be forwarder to him he can
be persuaded to read its home news, but
not the political articles. 1t Is astonish.
ing what an aversion that man has for
anything decent.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

Mr.. John P. Fagin, city printer and
late city clerk, took his departure, yester.
day, for Memphis, where he will enter
upon lucrative 81 tuation In the Avail
anch' office. The departure OF Mr.. F.
reduces the force Of jour printers in Cairo
to three.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
Dininx room Girl. wanted.

We want Immediately at the st.
Charles, two or three experienced dining
room girls who thoroughly understand
the business. Good references required
To such, steady employment will be given
and liberal wages paid.
sells 81 JEwETT Wilcox q CO.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
Dsmeerssse County and Precinct Con.

veoesO0o
The Democratic County Convention for
the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the various county offices and for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to attend
the Legislative District Convention, will
meet at the Court House In Cairo, on
Tuesday, September 2lst, 1869, at II
o'clock, m. The Democratic voters Of
Alexander county will meet Ut their res
|pective voting places In each precinct on
saturday, September 18TH, 1889, at 2
o'clock, y. m, to select delegates TO the
County Democratic Convention.
Delegates have been apportioned OH
the basis Of one delegate for every TWEEN.
|,y.hve Democratic voters, or fraction Of
ms follows:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

That our readers may have full I'm.
derstanding OF the matter, We publish
sections and 9 Of the law submitting the
amendment to the electors;
SECTION /. BE II enacted by the People
OF the State OF Illinois represented in
the General Assembly: That there shall
be submitted TO the electors Of this State,
at tue next general election for represen-
tatives TO the General Asse mbly OF the
State Of Illinois, the following PROPOSE.
tion,, to wit: The General Asse m bly, shall
have no power 10 release the Illinois
Central Railroad Company from its OBJ
legation TO pay into the state treasury
either the tax or the per centum OF the
gross receipts Of the Illinois Central
Railroad and branches, as stipulated In
It's charter.
SECTIoS2. Each elector voting at said
election shall inscribe ON his ballot, II
he desire the adoption Of said amend
ment, the words, "For the amend.
ment," or II opposed to such amendment,
the words, against the amendment"
and the judges Of election shall count
tho votes thus given for and against the
proposed amendment, and certify the
same to the clerks Of the county courts
in each county, In the same manner as
In other cases Of election returns.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
For Sale 81 Auction.

: Twill sell at public auction, Sept. 2lst,
to the highest bidder, one Of the finest
business lots In this city, lot z, block 2, on
the Ohio Levee seven doors below the
First National Bank.
Sale will take place on the premises at
10 o'clock Am, Sept. 2lst.
This lot will positively be sold without
reserve, to the highest bidder.
D@-Terms cash.
DANIEL HARTMAN,
sept ltd Auctioneer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

Free Lunch! Free Lunch! oyster seupi
b This Saturday Even ing, Sept. 18th 1862,
at Myers Saloon corner 18th street aud
Washington avenue. Lemp's A No. !
st. Louis Lager Beer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

There was a very pleasant surprise
party at the residence Of Mr.. Charley
Hurd, last night. The party, embracing
q score or more Of ladies and gallants,
was most Hospitality entertained.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

ine haiirosd Amendment TO the state
Consultation.
Tie following circular, addressed by
the Secretary Of State to the County
Clerk Of Alexander county, explains it
self:
sTArs or ILLiSoIs, sEoRErAAY's OFFscI,
Springfield, September 7th, 1850. !
Sir: I would respectfully cali your at.
tention to the following preamble and
joint resolution adopted by the 18th Gen.
eral Assembly Of this State:
"WEEREAs, an amendment tn the
Constitution OF this State was proposed
and agreed to, at the last regular session
ofthe General Assembly, by a joint reso-
luton, as follows, to.wit:
"Resolved, by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the State Of Illi-
nois, ltwo-thirds Of the members elect TO
each house agreeing thereto), That the
following amendment be, and the same
Is hereby proposed, TO the Constitution
of the State Of Illinois, as an amend.
ment to the ninth article:
"SEcTIos 7. The General Assem- bly,
shall have no power to release the iii.
nois Central railroad company from it,
obligation to pay into the State treasury
either the tax or the per centum OF the
gross receipts Of the Illinois Central rail-
road and branches, ~ stipulated In IL
charter; therefore
Resolved by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the State of Illinois,
That majority Of all members elect 10
each branch Of this General Assembly,
do hereby agree to said proposed amend.
ment.
"And be IL further resolved, That the
same be submitted to the people, Mt the
next general election, for their adoption
or rejection"
In order that the proper notice may be
given to the electors Of your county OF
the submission Of the above mentioned
amendment Of the Constitution, for their
adoption or rejection, would respectful.
ly reoemmend that, In your notice Of the
election to BE- held Tuesday, November
ID, 1859, that the following, or similar
words, be added, to-wit: Also, for the
adoption or rejection OF the following
amendment 70 the Ninth Article Of the
Constitution OF the State, viz:
"SECrION z. The General Assemble
shall have no power TO release the I'LL
nois Central railroad company from IT.
obligation to pay into the State treasury
either the tax or the per centum Of the
gross receipts OF the illinois Central rail.
road and branches, as stipulated In It's
charter"
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD kUMMEL,
Secretary Of State.
-. N a. "a. a.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

Z Sacret Concert ct Tanz Krentchen, at
Scheel's hall, commencing tomorrow
morning, Sunday at 8 O'Clock, by Wit.
tig's orchestra.
The public are invited TO attend. Com.
Portable seats for all.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18

Charley Delays presence In the city
last night, was signalized by the clangor
Of bells, etc. '.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
Yor A.socist Be Iussies |.

We are authorised to announce that Mr. John How.
ley will be candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF
Associate justice. subject 10 the decision Of the dom.
ocratic county convention. seete
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-18
"Barretts" takes the lead.
Silver plated call bells and tea bells, at
Parsons, Davis & Co.'S.

Asan indication OF the fact that can
didate for Office % poor Judge !ofhis own
popularity. we cite the use OF the same
names on the delegate tickets Of both
the aspirants for the ONCE Of County
Treasurer.