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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Fire Last Night.

About IL o'clock last night the fre-bells
were rung, bringing citizens to the streets to
behold q volume of smoke and the glare OF
flame on the upper confines of the city Ma
ny returned to their homes and beds, while a
few braved the cold, piercing winds, and hast
ened to the scene Of the conasgration, which
was at that pom. oa the Ohio Levee where 1t
is crossed by the road leading to Mound City.
The building involved belonged to Mr.. JAS.
Rider and was used by him and Dad Glenn
ents Us grocery, II WAS o good sized new
frame, two stories from tho ground, and stood
entirely apart from any other buildings. The
Aremen made noble effoit to reach the
ground, bu' the great distuns aud the condi'
ton Of the streets, put success beyond Their
reach. The fire, therefore, was permitted to
accomplish its work without Jet or hindrance
| The house and most Of its contents were de-
stroyod, the property saved being OF little
value and badly damaged. The origin OF th'
! fire is unknown. We hear that the house and
contents were partially insured, by compa
mics represented in Cairo
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
uacoIItemsinB Brief.

Hodges 81 Carlo sold large assortment Of
horses and mules yesterday "dog cheap
over twenty were sold at prices varying
from $50 to 500.
One the white BOSSES of the negro school:
of this city, striped colored girl, Arabclo
Davenport, with cows-kin day or two ago, for
saucing him. 1t is believed the otfensc and
punishment are about equal, both being con-
| siderable.
! The panorama of New York City will go
the rounds of Hickman, New Madrid, Mem
phis, jackson, Paducah, and then return to
Cairo. Old "fussy,' the agent, is much taken
with Cairo, and avows purpose of retiring
here Oh fortune, when he gets the fortune.
Bill Lonorgsn has pair Of Texas bullock
horns that measure four feet from tip to tip.
Having fammed out the "bolters' in his
ward in q race for alderman, he talks of wear
ing them.
A few extra copies Of the Bulletin contains
ing the charter amendment, can be had on ap-
plcaton at the office.
The foreman Of the Bulletin job rooms Is
engaged Just now in turning out the finest let
ter press printing ever executed in Cairo. A
business caro- IoT NhII ~ ihohlhsi the suSScss-
full sign paintist, is sample that will bear
the closest scrutiny.
The maple buds that were beguiled into
full bloom by the recent genial sunshine, paid
the penal Y of their forwardness. The snow
and cold weather Of Monday and Tuesday
killed them. The peach buds Jared better.
What shall we do with the battalion of ed
itors that intend to take Cairo by storm soon?
This question worthy of the consideration of
every property-holder in Cairo.
The Shawncetown Mercury and Metrop-
Promulgator insist upon a party wrangie for
the vacant judgcshp all inconsistencies Of
the fact perhap, that their articles in that
connection are calculated TO drive large
number of democrat. from the support Of Mr.
Baker.
George L. Co',idy has left Paiucah, and if
Paducah is not thereby relieved Of the pres
encc Of ''softy and a squirt, we are poor
Judge of human nature. He obtrudes a card
upon the attention OF the Herald readers in
which he says Il am free to confess my at
tschmcn,s for The iorci .fair. ones who have
honored our place Of business with .heir per-
sons. Memory will often reproduce their
images and their sweet smiles will be present
to tighten up my pathway of life
II hs got out oFtown without his landlord
and tailor having attachments for his bag
gage, the fact probably furnishe, another cx-
empNfca;ion OF the adAge: AZ fool for
luck
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Sam Houston Measures swords win
Cairo BOY.

Harper's Drawer furnishes the following
local story Of Sam. Houston;
Usually, Sam. Houston made point on
his way north, to stop three or four days Mt
Cairo TO enjoy the fishing. On one occasion
| he had located himself on the stern guard OF
wharf-boat, while boy, bent on the same
business, had taken position on a wood-boat
moored few feet off. Both were patiently
awaiting results. Attic interesting juncture
| of y bite at the boys bate Houston threw out
his line, which became hopelessly entangied
with that of the boy There was pause.
! Neither seemed to have word hit Tor the oc-
casion. At last Houston broke the silence:
"Sonny, 30 elsewhere and fish, and then
wen avoid entangling alliances,
"You blasted old short coat retorted the
bud of promise, "go elsewhere yourself and
fish
Il apprehend, you are very saucy boy,
returned the senator, 'for whom there Is py
no means rods enough to pickle
"Now, look here, old skeczicls,' cried the
boy, fully agitated, II don't want to quarrel
with YOU nor nobody like you. Your name
is Sam Dawson, and you live in Texas ana,
like everybody else, you stole II moss, ana hau
TO go there; and pow You are putting on
big shine, YOU old thief, and calling yoursel
Sam Houston" Saying which, TINS very
amiable creature gave sudden lurch, ana
pulled the honorable gentleman rou irohi
his hands and into the river.
In relating this in his CHARACTERISTIC style
Houston said II have met men in debate ut
the bar, on the stump, aud upon the sof
congress. but never was ] SO completely DIS
comftted. The boy had decidedly the best OF
me, and from his looks ! knew that when he
said l stole a "hoss, in his heart of hearts he
believed it,
We will wager our "whte' neck-te that
that boy is now the local Of the Cairo 'Bui-
letin. -Shawnoetown mercury.
Not u bad guess, Lu,k. The local OF the
Bulletin is as nearly the enlargement Of
that boy as anybody else. The story was
communicated by us to the Evansville Jour
nal nineteen years ago, word for word as re-
produced by Harper 1t was founded on
the fact that Houston did occasionally, stop
and fish from the Cairo wharf-boats. The
impudent boy, however, i.the creature Of i'm
agination. ga HH.
The Emmett Military Company will NEE
tonight at y o'clock, in the Commissary
building. All the members are requested to
attend promptly.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Hail. Magic Cement.

For mcndng earthcnware, china, glass,
marble, porcelain, bone wood, cast-iron, rub
Der, leather etc, Hall magic cement is pro-
nounced to be the one thing needed. Arii-
cles mendcd with taro hrmer at tho point
mended than anywhere else. 1t is really n
wonderful preparation, and being furnished
for 30 cents per bottle, no family should be
without il. An agent for the sale Of it is in
thecity, and will place it within the reach of
all. Thompson & Caldwell proprietors, 500
North 9Th street. st. Louis. ....
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Pardon Of barney Lefl1er.

Through the untiring efforts of Mrs. c
Shelley, pressure was brought to bear upon
Governor. Palmer that resulted In the pardon
Of Braney Letter Letter, it viii be recol-
lected, was sentenced to IN imprisonment OF
twenty-five years for the killing Of MIR.
Charley Kurtz, and had served out abou,
five years Of his time. Mrs.. Shelly hearing
that he had conducted himself well ms Il pris-
oner; and, relying upon his assurances that
he is changed man, made the effort for his
release that hs might relieve her Of the bur-
den ofhis two little girls who are now old
enough 10 feel, in some measure, for their
fathers shame. He will arrive in Cairo, pro-
badly, early next week.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
III. pNdueah Ken,u,Li.n Revived.

The daily Paducah Ken;uekisu' Was re-
sgsc.tatcd on lLe -r'h inst. by Msssrs.
Prarhc-. Martin & Co.. under the most fsiter-
iac auspices. The Ir1priator. are gentlemen
ofmran. and experiences, aud are blessed
with that versatility Of talent which NUT
Insure them success. Col. Prstber, lately Of
Georgia, a gentleman If fine abilitc, and
much experience a. Il newspaper man, j. the
slior ia chief. HI, assistants airs Capt.
Shield. AID Col Martin, ine writers and ac-
sompli,hed gentlemen, From this shaving
:. viii readily he seen that the 'Ken;ucknn'
will command editorial ability second TO none
employed by the press Of Kentucky The
'kentuckian will deserve the support Of tho
citizens of Paducah, and Of all who want a
live, able and consistent political, news and
commercial daily. a, before the polite, Of
the paper will be- democratic.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
RIVER NEWS.
Port List for the ~ Hours ending at
Two o'clock, II. ~.
DEPARTURES

The weather was very disagrceablc yester-
day afternoon, notwithstanding the beautiful
sunshine of the morning, and the temperature
fell rapidly until morning when the mercury
stood at only zoe A slight snow fell last
night, but not sufficient 10 make any show on
the ground. A high wind prevailed all day
yesterday and last night, preventing tho Pa
ducah packet from making her regular trip,
and materially hndering larger boats. This
morning tho sun rose clear, and the wind was
not so high. Under the influence of the clear
! sunshine the mercury rose from 20 degree, at
daylight to 80 degrees at noon.
The Mississippi is still falling at st. Louis,
and will continue ~ do SO until the weather
turns warmer.
The Ohio Is still falling everywhere, with
CT feet on the falls and q feet TO Pittsburg
Considerable ice is running past P,ttsburg.
The river at this point is about stationary.
Business is quite brisk.
The Luminary received about GO tons as
sorted freight here, filling her out.
The Quckstsp brought 80 pAgs Cairo
freight and % tons potatoes, flour, whiskey
and sundriss for reshipment to Memphis and
New Orleans.
The w. X. Arthur is receiving about 500
tons tobacco, flour, corn and suHdrie,, and
will leave this evening with full load.
The Lake Erie brought large tow Of coal
for Cairo.
The Tyrone brought horses for reship-
ment to st. Louis, 81 hhds tobacco, 30 bbls
pork 10 tons iron, 30 pkgs cedar ware and
several lot sundries for reshipment south She
returned soon after noon with moderate trip
of groceries, oranges and assorted freight.
Tho magnificent w. X, Arthur, Capt. Jones
leaves positively this evening, for New Or
leans and way points.
The Belle Memphis Capt. Crane, is the reg
ulsr packet for Memphis this evening.
The Cumberland, Capt, Ben. Howard, Is
tho regular packet for Cairo and Evansville,
this evening.
The Ruth discharged 800 Texas cattle, 10
tons steel in bars and bundles, 25 hhds sugar,
l3l bales moss, ITO pkgs sundries for Chicago,
"a crates ware, 20 boxes oranges.
The VIM. White, Capt. Northern, Jimmy
Beverly Clerk, is the regular Cairo & Padu-
cab packet this evening.
Passengers from the Peoria City, who came
up on the Ruth, say that the Peoria City Was
sunk by running into the bank in tho fog
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Emmett Guards.

Respectable young gentlemen of Cairo, who
have any military srdor, or desire means OF
pastilne and recreation, should unite them
selves with the Emmet Guards, an indie
pendent military company now in process Of
formation. The arms formerly used by the
Fenian compay-minnie muskes, in prime
order, will be appropriated by the Emmett,
Guards, so that the only expense to be incur
red will be for uniform There will be n
meeting Of this company in the commissary
building, this evening, where all persons de-
string to join can make application.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
rempernnce sermon. To-morrow.

At a recent meeting Of the Good Templars
of this city MrAJoshuu Cushing was charged
with the duty OF requesting the Christian
ministers of the city TO devote the last Sab
bath of February to the cause of temperance.
In the discharge of that duty Mr.. Gushing
addressed communication to the several
ministers Of the city, asking them in the
name OF the order, to devote q sermon erclu-
sively to the ''mons.rous and prevailing sin Of
intemperance.' The ministers addressed sig
nifying willingness to comply with the re-
quest, a temperance sermon will be preached
at the hour OF half pas; 10 o'clock tomorrow
from the pulpits ofall the evangelical church
IS in the city. The communication of Mr..
Cushing was handed TO us AT an hour too late
for insertion in this evenings paper.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

Kindly disposed towards our feliow'being'
we admonish them that on Monday next,
there will be u grand descent upon all persons
in the city of whom licences are required,
and who have failed to take them out In
this raid draymcn, merchants, saloon-keepcrs,
Insurance agents, auctioners, etc, etc, VIII all
be visited. No one will be overlooked, SO let
all prepare for the coming.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

1t will be necessary, under the late amend
ments to the charter, for the board Of alder
men to elect chairman. We speak OF this
to pave the way to the additional remark that
we consider alderman Carroll well qualified
for that position. lie il more than an ordi-
nary good presiding officer, and enforces his
rulings. We know Of no better man IN the
board. in that respect
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

Shall our miserable wide and high smell
ing calaboose disgrace the corporation another
year? The commonest humanity suggests
that be displaced by new, larger and more
suitable building with all possible dispatch.
Will our new city fathers take this matter
in hand?
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

A'th. s., Charlie. hotel Immediately, some
good. experienced first class girls, to FIJI posi-
ton "a ehambcrmail,. iining-room girls and
ia t.c Laundry Those who can bring good
lamentations and arc not afraid TO work
will Boz employed ~ good wages and prompt
rav. TCstr JEwErT WILCOX & Co.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

Considerable CONSERVATION was created in
the recreation room of thu Academy of
Loretto building last night, by the breaking
of a coal oil lamp The contents of the lamp
were precipitatcd upon the floor, and catch
ing fre burned with fury which, for mo-
ment or two, was quite alarming The flames
were extinguished, however, before any dam
age was done.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

aEpcr.euccpf ias present season teaches
Is tbs; ample provision should be made in the
future Tor .he care of small poI patients,
To- l.-o g dcfnafkaticn between county and
cts responsibility should be plsinly drawn
sad such Rrr,n- ,rncH's made as will insur'
tie Isolation Of smallpox cases in the future
=. soon as they develops themselves. The
bea'.h snd welfare 81 The city demand this
and ghile tie ZANE considerations would au-
;ao-.zs ne creation q a board Of hesl,h and
t.. yyoiHinsH; rs proper number OF health
OIL 20. by TIE council 8 sAsrn. onl. fair tina,
lie e1panses iacarrsi shoald ~ borne by the
county. r. tbs - :: msy however another
year .h9uj not find ~ - ihii5erently pre-
psr-8 f,r ihe advent 9th loathsoms disease.
L. .p-eld among %. always csn be and should
B. limited hy suitable provision for the re-
nova! and are 81 the usfor;anste..
W cTsr ,he,r suygc,tioa. nov tec.use it
Ass come % oar knowledse ihs, two new cases,
ia q Gsr,ely settled par; of.ho ely, canno; be
removed to IL, room used as peat house for
the reason the, i T. full,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
FIgE!FiRE!: rIRg...

Waicr watyr'! wator!.! Great induce.
loaa Bargains bargains Tho stock Of
clothing. furnishing goods boots, shoes. &c,
&, which wa. saved by Sternheimer X Marx
from tie ia., Gre, viii be sold at 30 per cent.
L., than cost, At their new place Of business,
" 50 Ohio icvee. Call soon and secure bar
gains. % o., 20 Z, will hc sold at great sac
"a. Ev.rs.- or the underwriters
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Trial OF Babcock's Patent Fire E1un-
guisher.

On Monday evening at o'clock, on the
commons in tho rear of the st. Charles HOTEL
Mr.. j. Radio smith, agent, will give public
exhibition Of the merit. of Babcock's Fire Ex-
tinguishcr.
Citizens interested (and who is not2 are
invited TO be present
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Match Game OF billiards.

There will be match game Of billiards to-
night At Walker Il Sisson's, between two
champion players. Don't fail to be present.
fehgT-lt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
u,,,.s state. Dl.tr,et court.

The first term of tho United, States Dis
trict Court, will DO held in the court house,
in this city next week commencing on. Mon
day. Judge Treat will probably arrive by
the morning train tomorrow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

Connecting a. -. LOUIS with
Northern Line Packet Company,
keokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
and ynriou. Railroad Line.
AZ Memphis with
M,mphi. and white River Packet CO..
Arkansa. River Packet Company,
Memphis and ChsrIsston IL. H.,
AMI Mississippi a. Tsnnsssss R.R.
At Niok-hurg With
NHsoo River Packets, and
yieksburg and Meridian Raiiross.
ninE through bills iaiing and ticket. n 81 available
CIiAs. = HISDE. General Agent.
Once on Whsfi.bost
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

The wind last night was cold and cutting
lilu- assurance that Old Winter is not quite
ready vet to tumble into the lap of Spring.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Nnlir, 10 T,N.PAlHRS.

Notice !, hereby given to the taxpayers OF
Aozarler county Illinois, that for the pur-
-, q collecting tie state county, district
tho.' special p1ape, and court house taxes
Eov doe for The year : D. 1865, will be in
~ aIcs ia the city Of Cairo during the
I1ol.a col. F,lr.4gy, Zach day from ! o . clock,
an. uu;.. : % clock pm.
1s.ll he at the ,tore-house Of NJ. ID. Gun
t.el. % Go-'.e leland precinct, or Monday,
Ns-,h at .6a
~ the house Of Thomas Martin, esq in
De- Tooth precinct on Tuesday, March
:, l.1e.
I..e1 g; Cav. H. February ], 1859
LOUIS MYERS,
!-hsuG
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

Plants garden seed warranted to he
the growth of $685. for sale by William NJ.
Davidson. Nv
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
STEAMB

NOR NEW ORLEANS.
sN-k Steamer w. II, ARTiiUk, Jones, mas
.AssssGfU.tcr, will leave above THIS EVENING,
February r., At o'clock, ~
CHAS. 7. HINDE, Agent
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

For oysters, go to Louis Herbert and pro
cure some of his Mobile Shell Oysters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

Visitors to the gymnasium will only be
admitted, hereafter, on such nights as may be
specified
II T.. =. BURLIsduAM.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

EVANSVILLE AND CAIRO
PACKET COMPANY
Consisting of the following
s.-sS-:s=sss. Splendid Passenger steamers:
ARMADA,
Master FOWLER'""''."'' 'o'eI"
Leaves Cairo Sunday aud Thursday at D pm
QUICKSTEP,
DEXTER........... Master IGRAMhER"."'",.".oseyh
Leaves Cairo Tuesday and Friday at pm
CUMBERLAND,
HOWARD , Master WRIGHT .-..,-..,.~Ctei
Leaves Cairo Wednesday and Saturday at pm
Making all intermediate landings, ana paying pa
ticuar attention to Packet Freghts. -.
CHAS. II. HINDE, General agent
Office On Whsrf-ooss
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Time OF Arrival and Departure OF MAILS.
lCa!ro Post Office, February Q, 1859
ApHIyEs. DEPARTS.
Time of closng.l
No,tl itbroug ....... 800 ain. :. 300 pm.
North (,ayD..... .. . ..... i:i5 pm....ll 90 IN.
SoutI through and way 400 lt!00 pm.
Soufb Memphis & Y. Oh. 100 q IN .... 400 pm.
.ohio RIVER route ........ 5:vo pm..... $40 pm.
Nil. s. ppi River route
Tuc.iiys and Fridays. 600 m.... 200 pm.
Charleston, Mo, Tuesdays
Thursdays Saturdays B., Hoo am IL ;Oo a.tn.
Thcues, Goose Island and
santa Fc........... =. GOO pm Fri. 100 sat.
eglso Rive route parts every day except Mondays.
I GRAHAM. l. NJ.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
Rendering Unto Csascr.

The Illinois legislature has, in part, recog-
ri2ed the Justice of Alexander countys claim
.or help from the state, in the care of the ~
timdc. of paper, foi,ted upon her rom
abroad, Tho bill setting aside the state taxes
paid by our taxpayers during the next citC'
lag two yoars, will be a law as soon as it re-
ceiyes the signature Of the governor.
With its provisions we are not alto gcthtr
familiar, but are inclined to tho belief that
ten per cent Of the amount is to be paid over
20 the Orphans Asylum. -
The taxable property OF the county Is About
s3,500,00O The state tax on this amount. IN,
present year, is about $25 900. The two year
will furnish something over $4,000.
Mc,srs Lawcnbc. 4 Co. are engaged il
the business Of shipping walnut lumber from
the country round-about Cairo to LIVER,
They have already sent forward worry hca,.
Consignments. |.I N|
We are glad TO learn that they have ar
pointed Sam, Seymour, Cairo pilot, and
gentleman Vel known among our eidZru
rs their asent liking his salary At $4,000 pc
snnum, 1t will be his business to supc
tend the running Of fat boats to New ~
leans The company made large purch
of cordage ETC., in this city yesterday, loaYi 81
several hundred dollars in the hands OF u
perchants.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27
M EN- PHIS.

sH-A Steamer BELLE MEMPHIS, Crane
G1x1c master, will leave ~ above THIS EVEN
ING, February ~, at 8 o'clo;k
ClIA6. J. lI-UE. .I.ss.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

Harpers' Monthly for March caricatures
Fagin as he appeared when informed Of the
primary election.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

SOHO Ri,c route departs every day except MQnd.ys.
JIM GRAHAM, y ".
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

The Emmett Military Company will NEE
tonight at y O'Clock, in the Commissary
building. All the members are requested to
attend promptly.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-27

santa Fc.........a -. GOO I'm Fri. 100 sat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
Western Patents.

The following Western patents were
granted by the Commissioner of Patents
Tor the week ending Nov. 9th, 1859, as re-
ported by Farwell, Ellsworth Il Co, So,
hcltors of American and Foreign Patents,
and Counselors in Patent Causes, 1862 Lake
street, Chicago, H.:
Enyelope-F, W. Ebermau, West Salem. ..
coulter Tor Plows-Conrad Furst, Chicago.
G'ng Flow. b. Hunter, Ashley.
6oih hafyester~-C. Il Macay, Deavan.
nolief Tube CleanefJoh +. Raglan, Chicago.
TtMh Gleaner-Jacob Sroop, Joliet.
I,,1np bnner-W VIM. Westlake. Chicago.
pp,1lsIe-'J. Is Westwich. Galeua.
itoW--H i. Durfee, Decatur
'"hlns acknowledges 81 Strayer Blooming.
railway Cattle CT-Payne & Cleghorn, Chicago,
Harvester Robert Morris. Salem
law Nltter-ll Ogborn, Richmond
S Hang spring Machne-James Rice, Prairie Creek
"a" lee,h-Edward Tolson, TT Wayne.
n, IOWA
vIT@igWS9y Car Brake-M. 5 Barthwick. Montana.
pp.nu pNheei-D. II. sutton, Coon Rapids.
F, ,g E'eape-J lieuerman, Davenport
Hah1e-Cyrus Miner, DesMoines.
a. WISCONSIN, ... ..l
pc D.; NaT Starter--T $. Z Dixon, GAINESVILLE
tTf, Nooler-A Hitscherick, Milwaukee
W .Hu'W Shuttet-E Perkins. Fond dn Lac
.pl Standard George Richards, Richand Cen.
''up-otto swietusch, Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

Our GREAT WESTERN sNhNCaii Morslk has b.e..
established for the purpose ~ giving Atouis the nd
vantage of the largely reduced Express charges and tha
they may receive their s,s " iGt shortest ,s biz
time. y E.G TNNE8 HeIH F#N
Persons who have teen acting Sgeuts Tor the DOL
LAR HOUSES OF NE East Will hndltto ther ADV antagt
L. 4Inola III tI.lAl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

a Mr. PAeET in England, has been
sff'hering some statistics as to the careers
~ y. medical students. He has collected mar.
satenlars OF 1000 students, and finds That
Z; q achieved distinguished success, Sc con
siaefa0ie success, 507 fair success, and 1874
WI WY limited success ;e56 failed entirely, 96
.e ' We profession, 81 led within twelve
Nh o. commencing practice, and Al died
ring pupilage.n