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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24
A Mystery in Missouri.
THREE SKELETONS HANDWRITING ON
THE wALI.-BoRDER RUFFIANs.


THREE SKELETONS FoUND-wRITING on
THE wALI.-BoRDER RUFFIANs.
Early inthe past summer three human
skeletons were found under house a
Parkville, Mo, under the following cir
cumstances A boy, son of the people
residing in the house, had borrowed an
AK of neighbor, which instead of re
turning, he placed under rock forming
past of the wall of the building. Some
time after, being asked by the neighboi
what he had done with the ak, he told
them where he had placed it. On going
to the spot and rolling away the stone to
obtain the AK, human skull was brought
to light. Further investigation by dig.
ging resulted in the startling discovery
of three human skeletons of men covered
with slight depth of earth. The teeth
of one was found to be filled with gold
Filings, proving the skeletons belonged
to white persons. The excitement occa-
by so horrible discovery was intense.
Fresh horror is now added to it by dis
covery that may throw some light on
this terrible mystery. On Monday Sept.
18th, little girl, daughter of the family
at present residing in the house, went to
closet to hang up some clothing. In
stead of coming out backward as almost
everyone would and undoubtedly great
many had done who had visited the closet
perhaps a hundred times, she turned
around when her attention was attracted
by some writing on the wall before her,
(Which escaped the notice of those who
had previously visited the closet: call
ing the attention of the family to it they
were Mortified to find the following:
"John Brink, California, Mo. Should
/ not get away with my life, will some
one report me to DR.. NJ. Cotter. Califor-
MIA, Mo. They are trying to murder us.
" Feb. 2, 1852
Undoubtedly this has connec ton
with the bodies under the building, and
may lead to some developments which
will show that murder most foul was
committed, and that one of the skeletons
found was that of the writer Of the above,
and the others of companions who he in
Gates were with him. The idea occurs
to us, says the Leavenworth Times, from
which we take our account, that these
men have been Free Statesmen" either
on their way to, or Kidnapped from Kan
sass, in 1857, and killed by" border ruff
fans" But speeulations are needless,
for many theories might be advanced
and none of them be correct. The house
in 1857 stood isolated from all Others up
on hill. Now other buildings surround
it, and the hill is graded nown. But at
the time indicated by the writing in the
closet, the building was so far removed
from Others that a foul murder could
have been done without alarming any of
the neighborhood. The proprietor at
that time is still living in the county, but
many different families have since lived
in it, This man, it is stated, was then
considered an upright man, and although
suspicion must now point very strongly
toward him, the people of that section do
not think it possible that he is the MUIR
derer. The building is now owned by
citizen of Lcavenworth.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

Base ball undoubtedly good exercise
and capital amusement, but it often oc.
easlons bunged eyes, broken shins and
bllstered hands. We can tell you in all
such cases if Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment Is resorted to, il will reduce the
swelling and stop the pain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

table then heread the newspaper; then
he killed his wife with a gun and HIM
self with a pistol. A local paper says
that both the doctor and his wife were
given to drinking, and were universally
esteemed by all who knew them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

A USEFUL HOUSEHOLD MACHINE.
The most perfect Wringer of which we
have knowledge is the Universal. We
do our readers real service when we
recommend such machine to their no.
tice.-Ne1c York Sun.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

The democrats Of Ohio have got re-
duced to such desperation, that at their
city convention in Cincinnati they have
nominated one-half democrats and one
half straight republicans, hoping to sue
coed ON the 'alf and 'alf plan.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

-" Give anegro watermelon and an
umbrella and he is happy man." is an
old southern adage. 1t was curiously il
Illustrated the other day, Old Uncle Tony.
who IS very religious, was seated in his
door gazing at the starry skies, when Mr..
John.came along and remarked. "Well
Uncle Tony, the end Of the world hasn't
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24
A colored man was buried in a ~

n colored man was buried in a well
at Jamaica, L. l., Sc feet deep, the other
day. The wall of the well formed a
kind OF an arch around but close to him
so that he was not bruised. After the
party engaged in digging him out had
oeen at work 20 hours they heard him
shout and drove down a two inch iron
pipe through which fresh air was admin
isfered. lie was in the earth 80 hours
ana came out in pretty good condition
A physician at Waterford. Ireland
named Lanigan, had quarrel with his
WIFE, the other day, at dinner, about
what clergyman should baptize their ba.
by Firs;, he kicked over the DINNER
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

The attention of our reader. !.
STA Cure, in another part Of ~. py'pep-
This truly Valuable Medicine Ds paper.
mended by all who use it. P ; recon-
certificates. mead Tie
40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

We would not recommend the fire.
quent or constant use of any medicine.
1t IS important to take even a good arti-
Gle Judiciously. Parsons Purgative
Pills are safe, prompt, and reliable as a
laxative or cathartic.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

come" ." No, Mas John, an / was just
thinking how good de Lord is to us poor
niggers to put it of till after the water
melon season."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

New Mexico, too, has just held her
territorial election, in which the republic
cans were triumphant by over two thou
sand majority.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-24
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER. WISHING TO CHANG
his business offers his Farm for Sale,
a Rare Chance.

Said farm is pleasantly sitalateI baias,is - u
leading from Saxtons River, 20 Bellows i4s Il
"a - - 10 .sst Is shiloh ~ acres L iaga
ba1dings are nearly new and IN good order vi
to suit customers
Any person wishing to obtain nice situation n
do well to give their earliest attention BY ealing
the subscriber.
JUDSON 0, sNIIE|
saxtons River, Sept. LIST. 1859. IS
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8secsvs 8sers @imss,
BELLOWS FALLS. SEPT. "a, 1869.

Colorado held her State election last
week, and was carried by the republic
cans, stiff.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01


NJ. CHARLN WyTxIo-Sr:--Ny. A.
,tAntion has been called 10 your ''csrd, !"
yublished In the .Dullstin' Of yesterday
,evspipg,. I hays nsysE hsrstoiors I'D
Yea are not . musielen, lam vellAwars
Of me fact that you play the violin In
difYsrsntly we'll; hus I have aas6ytsd, and
do still assert that You were never suf'
hciently skilled In music 10 hold . place
In any repuoa6le oeehsstsa NJ have. TO
hslA ) place amopg Sspptsbls meslcians
'aAd- 10 play for stray dimes In beer ~
looms aud other public places, are two
adi6erent thiAsS. ss, 'ioS S u .s CIV ~. e.isi
ID ssspsnssbto your chailengs 10 3 test
of skill, Tw1l1 1say, that ! am not In
Eciiped TO con- sls via you IN That Wv.
It would give you too much promtnencs,
Ny competition with you viii b In 10.
g,timats business, and by giving the mu-
sie-tesiring community better music than
ySl, on bsttsr farms. Il pFopoee 70 prove
that the public, by passing You by, rscog-
nise In me the more skillfpl musician.
Besides, by making 1 public contest Of
skill With you, would be insulting my
friend, Mr., Obernier, who refused to al
low his band 70 play In company with
yepE last year, he believing that YOU
werS TOO much Of q bunglsr to play with
musicians whose ,stapding In the pro-
fession ~ not con tested by any one, ourO.
Cairo, H., June l, 1907
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01
body uses "Barrett's."
money saved,

BY buying your groceries of j. H. Metcalf
tho keeps large and select stock Of the best
amily supplies, and sells cheaper than the
heapest, No. ss4 Washington avenue, OPP
osite the court house. mar5tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

The supervisor Of streets adopts this
method TO notify ali persons from whom
trest labor Is due, and who have been
lotified OF their liability, that unless
hey comply with the requirsmeDts OF
he notice given them. or pay over to
lin IS in cash or scrip. ssch .sud every
ne Of them will be prosecuted according
o law. This Is the last warning, II
Ielinquents find themselves served by
n officer they can only, blame there,
elves. JOHN SHEEAN,
my3ld3t Street Supervisor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

A great variety d most slsgk1t -tnalSt.
articies-unsurpasssd N the city, nay b.
found at g. J. Humans af0g store. cor.
nerof Eighth and Comm6rcial avsnnss
.sTHmasH jsl-2t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

n The iadiss 81 Inc Presbyterian congre.
0a1ion will give . stsAwheETy supper In
Philharmonic Hall, on Thnrsday even.
tng EyeFything teteppk ~ appslits
and much to please ~ sts'unA engage
II. mind 2: re eI lister S IN rnssophsssly
{ ne strawbsrry season h rapidly draw.
in8 10 q eless. L,evsn Of that aslisloas
fuiS therefore, should Improve this op-
beftanity. Il may b thslasG Remsm.
beg Re, that while you Ars rscsiving q
okcs quid proquo, you are also helping
the church. SCI ssss1 %
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

IN. Cxxr. r n. Co,
CAIpO, MAy ~ 1854

IN. CENT r. n Co.,
CAlno, Nay - io0os = y
Until further notice . fruit train will
run daily, Sundays, excepted, lsavtps
Cairo 1t II o'clock .. m, and will arrive
at Chicago At 1850 next morning. Fruit
shippsdln or loads. or nearly 80. WIN
reach st. Louis at 10: 30 next morning
without change Of cAzs. Pa4ssnGsrs Will
not be carried on this trsiu. ;dM9eHfAtes
Mac9lw JAMES JonSsoN, Agent.
Times copy.)
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

Ne wsaSAss opsAsl - Wy psSasest
this anorning with oulysoss1eYssAU
clSsaT7eymG - B1lonRy 66WSvSl,
ross rapidly and thshlheD vssy great
The KIssislppl 4 p1sl1l9R ep9plARse
~ Louis - alSe ~ 16W0 10s6sasl
The Ohio y rising seafa points, with 8
- lpehe = ~ yehR1ese98 tAe1na
HsFs Ne dvss, inAusassa - IL late
hsevy rains, has suddenly esnnSossd
xising. The rains evagyvhaeo hayo besn
Of The most SsvsVs 1kasSSlsr known Tor
many ysars, sud 'ths ~ yil ~ dosht
continus for several day..
The WIN whias CAPT Noethsrn = the
regular Cairo end Psdussh psekst this
syeninG.i .HriNs Il faaaoa. %
I Thu Quiskstso- -CApA Osa6sP~iBst
Evansville packet this1seonlso. Tau DJ
The Lumsdsa CAPT Davis b the Nash-
vills packet this sv1lAeek$k
The Nashville 10 In the picnic business
1t Nashvills.rri9 ESG bHE Eassonsisof
2. The Pink Marble VA. p DO sold ct
snotion to-day at Meanwhile.
The RaAueah sHssaad' says CapG TON
Harmon WIN retire from the fAyoritG
steamer Tyrone and sasAgsin - sirsua
busSness.
The fsst that Ne sHszald' says 20 h
enough 70 convincs any one tAatit y n
q mistake. 80 CIV hstli....is .atiist ,,.,-t
Capt. Dovlsr's patent wheel Sbr pro.
pellinx steamers h liksly . oausa . rev.
olution q ~ WY. @Al1SRsuponoUa trialo
1t g. Louis old steemboat men, pro
nounce IL ssuecess ne speed proddced
40 much greater than By the old ,whssl.
" CApt Duwlsr VIM b q oV. wharf one
Of these days with NJ boat The Revolu.'
ton, and we will have an opportunity Of
examining the Institution for Ourselves.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

.0v8T0Ss43so2se SS5SEt>2 -efs99s-
"Banst&'s'' 0Fuat Hsif Restorative.
----------s---Y<<4TSN IN
All the celebrated and desirable braud4
OF psrfamssy sss kspt b aSeoJ.s Hamm,
corn: ooFRtssle r4ysaPst, AZ E;s 3.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

II you want good stove, or tinwsrs
bollow.ware, copper or shsst-iron ware,
tin roof. gutter, or anything In that line,
call on A. Frazer, Commercial avenue,
betssn, Eleventh and Tvelhh street..
where he has moved 70. snd lifted Up the
largest and most complete shop 10
southern Illinois.
Particular attention given TO steam.
oost and mill work, copper smithiho
and sheet iron work, such ~ chimneys,
oreecher escaping steara.pipes, etc.
apr2ld6m .dHEWCG Af4
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

Hail, flssA, clothes, tsssG. I@Ar Md
ethse kinds of bftKHNy varioss stylds,
aokaoAaA smTD orsn4 sn1eks
ssassuun1R 80 80 lie spWASrslp
Annn1 Nl1nmsxoB olDeayM Amn9S9a
The tug Ivy, and hargas. leave the wharf
!: s's :s' . .ss' & &ttsa slSjis.% m O'Clock
ur2xTC11xSsnee@11x5 .xExcz
Tho immens0 C0mmiseary building
Standing 1t the tfSSl * Fourth street, is
= ss ss.s sSa f !ssssi
HOSE, on thStsiunoaI sSastIS9 1pyond,,
ye uudsn3SHd purchased . site forah9f
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01
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TUESDAY, JUNE I, 1859. q
YvsfsshSS 81 S36ars h. 6Sffff u.
ME-. nAHHsLr, assUcrArs zprroa.
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sssl uMGAkNEWSxOo zoor,
CAIDO .oTo1N iCUYnAN1klsf.


srT1-w1oHEaTTIHu 600
The announcement Of the first tobacco
sale In this city has excited An nnsxpsets
ed interest am0ug planters in,e4 tNt1If
jacentA ccnntry.9 'BAifsrd ID" 49, ~
joining counties are alive, and Viii 30
Largely fePfsiefited. Tia feeling Asrvesy
encouraging indeed. \
Atthis sasly daydt h imPoisibls eotay
how much tobacco, VIII b, put sons sale,
but IL II safe TO estimate the quantity, Ct
from 200 10 800 hhds, Come Of our citi.
Sens and corporations, Inspired BY the
right feeling, have offered additional
premiums. to-wit: r. H. Cunningham,
$50 for the second bsst hid entsrsa N
the name Of lady; Illinois Central n.
X. Co., $50 for the bsst 1esef five hhds
belonging to one ,psrson; panddths RaAat.
ers' Company 80 FOR ths best Tot 6fthrse
hhds belonging to one persos. "iI s'os1..,,
On the day of the -sals. q nee luHeA
will be spread for those who may Be- In
attendance. IA this lunch b u u pro.
vided through contributionsawsSh hers
our citizens will bestir themselves 70
make ~ mt only abundant, ~ isuSA -
will be In keeping VIII our scknowl.
edged boapitality.oA,iAssA tt,a hgs ss-lA !
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

The Sunfiower Billiard saloon, on OHIO
Levee. Ia furnished with the latest styles
II tables. and the bar supplied with the
most excellent liquors. Free lunch Is
pread every day 1t . .. m. and 10 p. m.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01


About six months ago Nsssn. Dsdsr
repaired . gold JlweeeAs fpf one Rassns
Calahsr, then . resident a. Cairo, run.
ming, We Eeliv<s, 20 engineer On thStii
Ivy. Yesterday two suspicious psrsons,
.wAo aflerWards1 savs their names -
Michasl Egan and Michael O'BRisu,
called ct Messss. Budsr's store and of1ar-
"a Ne same xatch for sale Messn. b.
having recorded . adesstlf tien - 'the
watch, rsSsvsed 10 their books, sud ascss-
tanned beyond doubt that It was the same
watch Chat thsy had ropAiroda Or Gala.
her. Thsy then questioned tine strangers
concefning their title 70 the property,
when the one who had II In his charge
declared that he hsd had IL In his possss-
sion for moro thsn > year, 'Msssts. -.
knowing this TO be untrue, cellsd aa ON.
Ger and ordsrsd the brace Of 6ovies un-
der arrest. They were taken before
Squire Bross, when one OF them dsclar-
"a that he had tscsivsd the watch Stom
his brother, In st Louis, two or three
month"; sgo, ~ payment Of = dsht due
HIM. This story not harmonizing with
the other, nor with the bearing Of the
parties, the ssquire felt himself called
pPop ia hold HAM Tor further hearing.
thdefhnlt OF the bail required they were
.sesst- 10 jail. The u0wneri Of the watch,
Mg Cslaher, left Cairo for the east, about
twp mOnths ago. Where he now IL, his
friendS here are not advised.
t.,.,.s .uf+-rtrr.--,~rr---- s ps9sf20 eds
"Barrett's" makes Hair grow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

" Peliss Du0Doa Ala
The following cases were disposed Of
by Squire Shannessy up 70 noon to-day !:
:; 8. Ledbetter. drunk. dnsd Ma EinS
peid. aysuII
Il Pat Connsll not having H,7S, to pay
tushls drunk wa ssnt % the calabooss.
Joe Virgin INDUCED In abusive Ian.
gage, and having no money, went up
log eleven day.. 1'ifso s''a isa -'s-'.'-h
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

W. 0seH6W l0dkS nc fS6sipt '6fA V0Eh-
bumsntasy sipvltatloomt the lss0fAnd
Optxffk Mn,"to bS given u 49, nsw
depot Of the Iron Mountain railroad in.
Chssfeston, Mo-, this evening. The
sfAiris - honor Of the opening u We
foadto 1simsns, -ssA wiA-bs-sgrand,
one in every particular. The rCharlea
tonians know how 70 ct up BIG balls
and how 70 treat their guests kindly and
sourteodH15 Wtis91tk NhAt q ~ Of
Husipsp dsAsrss ~ ef Ne pleasure ,ese'
personal participation.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

DS0svsA-A. y. Whissaksv's DsuG oseso,
Mr.. A. r. Whitaker hereby announces
10 hh friends and ps&soos ths& As hAs ~
moved from his old stand to Ford's buiid.
ing, two doors above. whsss he will b
pleased 10 zee and wait upon his old
customer. assuring th0 AatAAis 1ock
OF drugs are unsurpassed for quality and
and variety. my17d1
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

The tug Ivy, With berges, will leave
the wharf. - iSSSSSV n sl4Sh stscs, on
Thursday morning. 81 10 O'Clock, June
I'd, 70 convey those of our citissns who
VIII 70 attend The picnic In Dr.. Cassy's
grove, Ut Mound City, TO be given fox the
benefit Of '-Shs~ Cxth0Ifc church Ind
schan1Ise mt 40. HTAs CAls0 1nvd
cornst band viii accompany the. sxcar.
sion, and an occasion Of ,ueat pleasure
may Be anticipated. Fare for tie round
trip. hfty eenfssrsaibog ,sjsld0 "a
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01
IASAsaing.

Save your lives and property. A..
Fraser Ia agent for the eeppsr scsoli light.
ming rod company and will Ill all orders
promptly. Call at once. and have them
put on your buildings. This IL the best
and safest rod nowassdss shepon Com.
mercial avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth street. apl2ldSm 4,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

crtssce1sa yslphsr spFtass.
These, salshrstsd spstpos ere ~ sharss
'of Aessrs.l sNllsaA Hpghes--gentlsmsn
who start out am thsy hnsw somethipg
about their bosinsss. Thsy ~ tie only
proprist0uWnU-svgY-M9uls6ssSd SnsSf-
80 enough 10 sdgveteps6PThusinsss
They take held light, sad we'll guaranty
thst they Are the right 49, ~ he
Esirs !. s.sss II s..p!M.... A.ta;sssIttt. .,
springsVf 'SSSs6s; ND quisSH N NO
90 thsss 81 arseapsratioa q enaYy
or rsstoration a. ksalth, sstGfn srs661y
bs.csts.d: The Ueise ass S.&Sq4 1edly
they As ressaasAsnas1s Y>msAsslnosS,
II doss'nS hrsak ~ D man of modssats
means 70 20 there and stay month er
two. The chArgss Ass vssS sveason1134
D The Advertisement of Messrs. Miles 4
Hughes may - sSssdin apstkss oolsmn
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

lee 30 shS 1eas10 VAsA,,D nTsfl
Hereafter . supply Of ice yin b KEPT
for sale on the corner Of 18th and Poplar.
1t the same rate - furnished ~ Other
dealers. May "a 4.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

1 For pure Drug and chsnica,s, and all
the popular patsss nsdiolsss, 20 70
Humm's drug store, corner Of EI0heh
and QemAsgsiol sYsn1n. .-.----.-1san3k-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

We received, yesterday evening,
through the hands Of Mr.. George D. VIII.
lians0d. a'lssSS 'S0f Se SttsSe6sfsles ~
-pscssus Avn. MrL lance =. Osmson. Of
C4sdonios 'Whsnwosayt that these NJ.
riss wsrss ~ far the issUsst and Ansst
we have seen this year. We mean what
we ny. They averaged thetpx threUgh.
fpuJ an inch In diameter, were compact,
6ne.n19ps6dAo6 &sll foJtnSd = a IOE
Nj. Williamson 0hie Lsysss rsesivss
taly shlapsnts fom M, Glepsons 'bs,.
lne thA' sole, AsApt for Cairo. Ciussns
who want ! box ora crate OF these splsn-
did bSniss mo-, therefore, call on Mr..
w. Thsy IN &C s00ut we same pfic6
sxactSd sbSwhssS Cor ifnSbssur bssssssgA
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01
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.DVF0FT1 ETHSd
The BlaSk Opoeh company that Sxhib-
it'd In CaliSA - NV Sdnssddy onikht
;:ss ss''a "a w.. ., ssss...:,s ss
'.!:44 sai|f esSsssfP s3s: va - -
inlupon botA psrSormam and spsctstors.
Q3sat streams a water poured through
~ capvaa lpoqGhlneehe s0o1h o0Fis"
ID he skin, aaA utterly ruining the sssa-
&c. Nhen Srqogtptoes sstinaAs Uthelr
1a(6aess q one thsusand dollars. Thay
'sxAthiAnd- r. nhneahr ~ .saseso1ne
s!6ht hoveych - lAestandips their
an -+-ss2&@2I SAId A
7s-day the ye,tEs nesphal nm COM
|stSnes his slaughter Of the dogs upon
xhleh taxes f6F The current year have
not been pa11Is - u1uss1e - no pfutsc.
tipa. Every Dc appeasing Lon the
StrSs1D ~iehget ths,ts4 TAB aetechs4 10
it, coiisf, u lfabls To- cspSssS sn1 suss
dSrvctlonf s'Ai 70 'sss ' ~ ., ,1 g. =, 80 80
Ths mAzshal has sissn -tinsay nstiss
- bis purpose, and he will fail In his
duty II he does not caSsyStSGt. II, there
~, untaxed dogs are, from this time
forth. found lying stounA minus an es-
sshtial element Of useful Tor useless,
- the case may bs,) existence, the
0wSsn 10y Sosuas thedaSsfvssH IN that
sass they, and not the marshal, will have
hiled 10 comply with tho orsiinsnces.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

4 ..o,.,s q ,HuxR Hnvvk s,s.,'s q, =
Pesa ~ - ens - WpUp. unAn6 -
~ ,ss1Wo $500 ..lr,aI e., :
~ " esrin % rgAHAxxAIS 10, a., ~ s,,a ~ =
Cen. Anderson, coiun. ! ~. vhi@p, paAssGh. ~ !
jim \, Lesssassks INslsValss - 's'9i y'N
.... DnRANsvnne 20 y ~
60: -: sss e !. q 3 !,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

Can nectus n st Lou,s wuh ....... st.gr ail
HssshsEn Line Packet Company,
Keekuk Packet Company,
81 Omaha Packet Company, a..
a and vastous Railroad Lines.
a. Menphs with t.f.u. r-t %
MsnpAis and White River Packet CO.., IA
Arkansas River PACKET Company,
Memphis and Charleston X. r.,
and Mississippi ~ Tennessee R.R
A. vicksburg with -f.-...- ....s % sr
Z yaseo River Packets, and it-e
n vlsksbwrg and Meridian Railroad u
0iyns through bills ladng And tickets 10 al available
~ CHXs. T. HINpE, Gsnssa, AGENT. ~, 4
II - 81 ofics on wharf.bost.
|sat 3 jtia'- ----......... ls1
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-01

The Times spsake ln complimentary
terms Of Mr.. CofnSlIss Boyle, tailor, 40
fCDmmsrci6l - Snts, We endorse every
word said II sS01nasndation Of nsyls's
sfill ~ . msrhAn1c, knowing him t6sbe
observing. eis not only = Hrst ciaa
wprkmsay nj an'snssgstis1essn. We
hope our citizsns, n ne distribution Of
|sheir patronage wfii remember him.