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, 1869-12-23

tH1Gas HnCyE-
Arorg the arrivals at tho Brt2rs npusa, ycBtef-
d1J, were The following: Geo B (Prrnttce, Ues.
tout D. Mcdaniel. TreAsura CITY, NerAda: chRrie&
r FISH, Colorado; J, 4. Harrington. Princeton;
E Il. Harrington, do; Tnonas Hilton, Detroit;
II. q. Ogden, Roekfori; Il. WinlAux Blooming.
tou: n Lombard, New York: @. McodeL Clucsn-
nan; G. 4. sneneid, Lay bronx, c.; Wu1- A. Nc
Cluln, Philadelphia.
Bf. 1ANE9 uurx1-
kuepH The alrtvAts II tne st. Iatae& untsl, YES.
terdaJ, were Inc following: James Il. Baseicy,
1a1utn l. N Noodstock. Dc rolf; Frederick Sanford,
St. Panl: Sanue1 r. Cob1rD- 81 Louis: L. n,
nrook., burlington: P, y. Downs. Madison; Z.
II. Woodrntn. Montreal: D. Danfor:h, Du119ue, !,
B. l. Dyas, MnscAt1re: Tc1sJ D. Bryant, pasen-
port.
TEEXoST MoCEK.
AmonE The ht1tsalt nj the fremont House, yef-
te1tay, Nefc tie following: Judge TH14. F, With
row, Des Aonefs Jnnn S.ort< aud ". BnfRttt.
tprsue1sid: Colonel J. II. Howard, Spt1pan. n.ld !;
J. L. Tnon1e, uaAupEa: B. r. AeC1rmtck, Colo.
rado; 4. s, Tower, Omaha; r. Il. Scotk 0eofEa ::
Hon. 7. r Tuup3t M1ttoou: 4. II. Cssnca1. st,
Paul: c. y. 1oomis, CotowaseE, Atch. 9erefaf
Hclaoiru, St rsul: l. .. Church. WoodAtock; :;
john j. flsIman, CatIp; l. Wat peczt3r.
eiXRMiN uoCSE
@ @teIdaE Ne1e tne {oilo .ns; co!opsl hsasra z =
= Davis, s. toEts; ". i. sseca., tSsasepennt !;
Geo ~ A,do!etop, Hfpoklya: J. Young. t4n-toR.
Michigan: 7. Wrnnie, Ser So1s: 4, J. .AtKenA
Milwaukee: J. G. Lee, Toledo; HOP. 3. a. Buck.
u.asses. Alton; Robert Long, buJssn1ton, leEa:
u u, Wicich. Kscine; E. S fowler, sattngneldtA
, 1869-12-23

Civilization on the Down Grade.
NASHVILLE, DEC 2l-Deer feellnE pre1.is
tm nRst iii caAsstR Of ciuzeos Of Saa1rlue II the
pfpspccfsEr sts ptnkldHs Of tht city free fchocs,
Tia schools sfe st&* oded b. rome 90 nuotts AID
art IN 4 highly pro>1 efuas condst,on- Tnelf sus-
pc1.loa u utEed hy Ihc cHy Authorities ~ I nes4-
Nft cs eSoE4SaJ.
, 1869-12-23
eHieknu YALE ASSOCIATION.
Third Auauai Rauuuet-Toaats and Speeches.

o.,,.r.
u 1neadey evening kne h'uMn "a A@'r eoasE.
living IN ta5 city knh The rctnftls lad their taind
annual barque1 II tne Sherman, aud euloyed
th.csr,v-s nut:e Al tench IA 4t thejr ps1or meet
:. - 7
AEs. ,e.-
AFTER tne mempe1 nan 1aeTa s .ssn esass. sos3
uaY1taou, Esq, and, when "Gandeamus had
hen sunp. The nne diuuer spread for them was
easen@ aus 'oa'"i'& '''@' ~ ~~4 ~'''N''' "S3
gone through Win:
Reppior Horton, u
80 lsse<a e~.stt es.ss't''s' A''@f''e''
.,x.,.n.,:1o 1o411- :, {, pn7.ouvh,- e,
l. AnhA AateF NEIL ~ ss.,.f.a ~
| S,,, fA,.n, Mae,
| = DU MaIaFss x eli, pstaot<s-"
l. Dus Kee.uiss..... q. Barnard 20
| = ID tsfti1. js1tass, sseeed'tA softFtss
] s Eonk ts1uoklnx Ho1kl A.,
The eoat & Nc 70 kne = Ao"aes -
! .-fofs "1s'9 ," r. I; Hidden. -
l. AIe ,tarv ,ssa;otu h5pSegst
| px.,io .xu,.oT.--r
| A. sans I. 4 Il u .-.. ...
3 lbs II ires b K4ton a
Il Foa igaesu aaM. ~iseTas sAee~Fre*e ssssco.r
10 henites5:
IL Tho A1a1n!M * t-ea@ ~
| osesM -
StSs sSGS .i ia Snercnes were full Of intcra the
aars. =, II n strrIe nj sA6 IN the tp*st 1t tue
, 1869-12-23

eaHaAt RKatAluy
AYro5xExxkF o. / au7Ix46AA-
La<poR, Dec. r.
Leave han been granted the ArsataRnop Of Chn-
scroutj to appoint an1rsRS1-
kraHok1 coKtxex4IEa
loxpox, Dec. 9a
The newly. appointed Bnhn1a Of Exeter, BATH,
Wells, and the FAlt1and HlAndat were cnnsecsated
yesterday A. Westminster Abbey.
THE T1rosra * Nx1AKp
sre be1e4fse1 70 be nose RHnsrsn3 hslssed On the
iEhAh1t4atG
k1KVA1S,
QCKxNsrowH, nec- q.
Art1sed~-S:eArner samas1a, New York.
, 1869-12-23

The Bcst ana ORIGINAL Tsnto Of
1rcn--Phospnoros and Csnaya, Known = Fe11o
Iestpfes eaaf 70 tho blood, the Ptospnasua 70.
neTo Nat.e Of the ne1e uAaue, naa the chletAye
otaant, tbefeb7 cnIlnx dyspep1.A tn lta yHs.oue
form, Watafatnoss, general debility, depression
at sptrta; also, tho best preventative nSa1nst r.
UkzaYd + CO, New Turf. Sold by d6oyXis1A
, 1869-12-23

HeouxA and FaxtxN Marble GocdA.
,. Wfusr1te, IT.. Co, des1efa In Ess fixtures.
No. u Luxe streft, hsEt noK Oh hand nee 1ok Of
bronze md Partfn marble goots. which they are
PREPARED to sell 1t . vef1 low hRure. The exctl-
lent quality Of tnese attaEiea And the snalme.l
OF the pttce AIRED foT them. certainly deScfye
a.tenttoQ On the raft Of pu1erA
, 1869-12-23
spain.


MADRID, Dec u.
The elections which were dlssolved b. tho gov
erunent hase bean ordered, and VIII commence
On the third OF Janua1Y. ThB election1 70 bii the
scats IN this Corte1 left vacant By Republican Dep
uttth who took an ACTIVE part N the lnt< insat1ee
tkou vii taka pEace On the yQth of tanrAfJ.
II fHx CuKTH
The Republican minority hare msde An ener.
Retsc protest aranRs these esecuons, ard they de.
InAnd the restoration Of the fot1nG 4funI4,
Mclntosn. They declare they viii eaz1 the nas-
ter bt fore the legal Tribunals. hat cs1nsea ine
people Meantime to keep peace, aud mate = vie-
a1oua e1ort at the hew elections to retain. tecar
true Gtend2~
, 1869-12-23

wANTKo-pF Wy WIFK. H.
eAnos HIllssa and siI ehildrea4 the ta5es sAest
Hevtd reside IN ChteaEn it Il rep4ted 70 ne ihi4
my vito ILLEGALLY hurried man nc1aed t,cts D. La
hes. tssk sts4ttnk Me deaA atr4stHk 3xzcn1szty
70 ieayn AaythsaE AboHt hi, world nks 70 haa ~
H r~pAes lssur = khx fstv sv W1sti1< $50 61~taz
rae tntoE0s*uG b aAaaX n la.isbAlH, ~ lesat. ~
, 1869-12-23

p1rrsnrn6R, n c. 41-Tne t1in8 OF 1he F.fth
W4d {A1eRnAny CITY, sehoos Building. turnta
yes1erchy. tell In lo-da5, tn)a14og tFo can1rsu
/ an ed Jeetel. 4sed Is and Jca11. - seye1elJ
thai tneT VII probably dle-
, 1869-12-23
supper, so Gents.
uHL1CH'S NALL.
lost AND FOUND,

r oyEFRoM - 0a1Q 1QAGpAT, 4 BLACK And
Hos r+tp1Hfpx thr angie wf1 10 literally It w.tdcd
WI. r, PRICE. , anA = fAurotrh ft-
r psr-nrrrWpHRs, 81 EDLp CHAM HRAoE.
l VI tf.xfke8 *Spe,@fyn1 6. r. G. A" Thr finder
Ni /. t1- y 1r~.d4 ny Havinxtt II u Hais41,
u ~ NORTH Ia sAIe+t>
j osr-TaRRR 5L1PPKR pAfTERFs- ONE
ie&ve the1a ~ :a CIT Madison T.. Ana 1ree.Te !
reward.
r osr-W11T TEX GENT LENAT WHO p1CKKp
tG- Pr ty,: n. Chnseh. c,pe q Dearborn and %.
fRv Hnkst ID Nc{ktod to retuIp TO IN
Tstn Ssouxf. ESt;e b. wui 10 ItVafded-
ToUNp-A IlDf'S FLK COLLAR, on MON.
T. daJ cvenrnx. 1t The cofrtr et pss. and oh!e-sts
Vrner can asst II BY calling u - K7ie+t- ~ H.
kAEKR
T1OENp-X0ElT--EkAR THK CORHKR or
T. H.isted aad kaatson ~ 5oe o.stf esa hs@s r.
Ams.isan Ps.e1t Company. lr LAks-n u j. P0F.
, 1869-12-23

fseNltR the elegant ayray ii the 1ewelr1 stnsc
Of SuNHn AcElHatn, 6 Cia1t street.. o7po4ite
the Sherman noafe, Of Elvef and plated warr,
gold watches, chztns guards, &C., Of &tAndAsd ex-
celence znd Euft n2nth1p, the ere wzrdera oFeY
collection of beautiful aftse'es tnst would tempt
IN snehoxNe 70 tnyest frezo snek 11es1t Ind rra-
aonAhAc nItccz.
, 1869-12-23

sHz ADVOCATES Or PArAL ESFA11lE1I0 L05lk0
QRoEku.
Lox1oN, Dec. e.
The latest aas!ces from Rome lnhcAta that the
advocslea of papsl tntalItbnty Are usn8 ground IN
the council.
, 1869-12-23

The mssntdeent Atesntr Gteat Republic viii
leave CatEo tor New Cr1eanS Oh Saturday, The
x3.t, 1t ., N. PAssergets taltng tho Tlunala
Cerf,ai tzsia leestue Cstcaga on FRIDAY !. s:so
I. u., will be sure OF making connectich
, 1869-12-23

LOUISVILLE Dee. 9x--T. II. TkJi, II, eonened IN
taN ktrce September, upon 4 c7a,gn q nrrde74Hk
! Eee1o naued Gray, has been aan!ttkd 70 bal N
the ann Of 311,GEa,
, 1869-12-23

BrYxatp. pre sl-1kstle-Roer4rtz, t.aor; ma.ket
dali aDd ~ wcr: eAlez t11He fa1 ordtuAsy khtR
;jte fax {tlr 70 e ID. kad &c fat eEd1-
hpts-heetipts hkht: t1Atfet dah AID dropping.
, 1869-12-23

/ rxscx WIZ STAIN HKNxES,
LIssos. Dec. q.
Ranors thAt eecret negotiations are a progress
for . lcu!usular uLloa, cause much pthic excite
nent
, 1869-12-23
DIED.

PATTOS-FRlDLKY-A The residence O! tho h.:tea
f.thrr. IN Aurnta III TuetaAy cvsnln&. Dee. u By
r Robert lA41d Collier, Altin 4. Patt pf GhtesRn.
ard Mfsa tt.ts Mud. aknEhtex Ct tion II y Etl0aey
, 1869-12-23
NtEA any
NAHNx
.-a~-<~
EuhA.,


TIE gsaausnlp uAmmonla, tve11ised 70 leave
On the 18th Tor New York, Is {etaiaed until The
18th.
, 1869-12-23
OF Union Park
Congregational Church,
km holaA
Bazaar, Festival and Supper!
On Tuesday, wednesday and THURSDAY,

De = = aaa9 sttersenu sn4 eveutas, An ttna. ot
EHRlA1 n As TOES- 4 sFxesalty IL as-taa zctie1ee
atd Psftof UrrA1 ep&A a;1pptf, fnt3Qdlr< Dyssefs
tt eErtI stsk- ws h tnrct.htd rverv szennz aEznk
lie Fsft froea u o'rldek. STANLEY HALL err.
nes WeNt lAke md PAuftnk-sss. Rsacophat ca. and
Vnnr FAIf line af atarrs !And !pu 1t the doof. Ad-
mtssIon 70 the ua:l " eeEsA
&11r rSnx.r -N TrrfA
, 1869-12-23

EAKlN-Ip This e3ty, Dcermbe1 u W1hs son ot
GtpL and =. B. NAkin. A{rd Jests aud y I.nnAhA.
Furlrsi trru testdeuer. 1N Lneoln A$tapa FEaA5.
s&th. Il 3e'eLeek.
hWAHr-1n thi. sisy. Dec. = Emily. xlfe o. Lssae
uSxsrt, zEed 81 vear1> naRth8 md y dAyt.
ftnesa o. the 9Th, ii Il - p. tfonl 30 u North
Gfren-st.
n Ppnstkeepate, n. +. p4peEh ptsAse coy.
McCANN-tn thls eity. nee. II. GhAsie Glibott,
yourfest epn Of r. H. and Fanny AeC3ah sAed Jeat5,
FuneT. u neock this Afternoon from parsnts' rsri,
dtues rs Hppoge-s Friends Of Tho taalEy ~ lnYi1ea
% attend without further hottcaL
FROKr-tp Wa&e,tnxn, n T.. pee. II. Na1y r
Ffp4f dauxhtef Of Lott md Sarah K. Frp.t. AGed u
, 1869-12-23

NIHpAN NAYNAKD AND DR.. NATHKW WILL
H1 tn + baetress 1sx, hrs laas q stsltn psppay
MRS t. v loKnKySKN. BOON y. 80. ~.
w *eGsh Ct&skst,, Ao1Lret3tnx bQ1toe1S- And d.
velns&p& uex1Ut1 ttsrtta:t11l instructor And taa0
, 1869-12-23
BOARIING AND LODGING.

bbEh1&NE ANU Iuud1Nt.
n spn7H fRVxNssT;.. .BETWEKS VEST
Wta' I'd K;aaorhA ksn,,sTsn y. 9,s.,ss{ sa&
roeu; a.,n,'n Of ansusEi'hed' s.'. bathroom aaa
II Van n1'irs: :sf--Two "a T11EFF BOARD;
issultJ. Retesencv exshsnee,t-
TT xpE7H rton1A.sE. = PLEASANT FUR:
a si,asn @ fen ,Sa :, n95,5 s 5saat
sF a.. g Fl stSsss he bas,s a!4S BOTH
z q. "a 3ESx T.nX5S;aE1
r. .en q sTne 81 ~; ss,sa ns5S: seoa'o
on sctrfH PFor1A.>T:-no&Ro Fur sIs6LE
KY, t,I ssns s snrp; n sH.Vase fsn' At u psf week
nc wxsr rwAsH1ssroE:sr rRo.T ROOM
Goeatsen "a haass aesaSs.x - ~ ~
1cG sorrH JEFEsssoH sr-EuRvIsneo
aaizta, Nd 1oasa ies tvo bosstr11.
23l RON. -i'h re.id. hae.faes' eseh.aeG
DQG EAST AAnlsoS s!-xE~ goAsp1Ss;
se.a rier % rcn. fo.a * 1 1.s.at '''S'&' " ~ - 's
oeC Observation-Disclosures Roo3a, 70
orc MICHIGAN WILL. FURNISH.
s.s % rot f,e e., 9f sa Ts1 e ;
soashlc, hetcsrEres
1ec oulo-sr.-oSK L1Rr8 FRoXf ROOM
S8tFV 1 fht Hf.f s-cf4 N1sh tA7f E0s-t IN 1ut:
= il. pe ueAt1y repaired spd 1ieeay p.pered in few
board all IT tedased ptiee-- Reference Ee1u.tt-
<1n wABAsH Az, - VERT PLEASANT
tpLey F.tts Ct furlisAed sootns.
-D< WEST MpNRuE.ST, NEAR L1xCoLS--
Lt3 f+l tleu d Y ifc t~r sfus1c &t1oeE1sn
t1n Fss teszd. Hatase f1rnishci Of unturniahed.
HHE WAEASnAt.--BEAUTIF ROOMS
4 y fazut.hcd. = lib hosrd. III sssieth prira:e
XTltHiG1X:3y- NEAR FoUaTKEsTH:5T-A
1yf pr,ratc family tr1sk IN pleasant stya wish three
e.Ftt. n bond. lth. gentleman aEt wtn end sfhke
Eertfel.n or thrf+ single Eenemcu- Terus n6t eInf-
h!.as nttee., .tatihS rtses far tutrET1ew* TESsY-
ttlN Tribbpe etficr. .
, 1869-12-23

W4NTND-ro E&6iANGH-A V1LUA8LH
~ M~e.,h r snn testsa. g szsasnse tes Eseos. -
Ia Nendtts, til. t. e1ea4Et dry xao4 Of boots xnd
thses. Address jOHN OS 1KR1oRF. ha1 lM, Mar-
, 1869-12-23

Physician writes 70 11e~ l. Holt
NJ enaasscs tne dlst opportunity 70 tayezs.8Ate Il
more Iho1nurhly, having lorG !e!& the need Of
such an article II NJ pfaGilto A$ tuoeItnfe lot
aie antt.fqpots which are 10 much sru'terated, !"
etc. nan'B Malt Extract Ia already zecommended
bt cur }esd'E9 phystctars, "a 3 tonic aed remedy
a,yely naed vhete all fpt1in0ua lsGnora and slea
are decatded. Sold bf ~ dt1ggtsts and g1ocesA
, 1869-12-23
MARRIED.

Rough ~ktn tnado sns ootis by ustp&
Juniper Tar 8sap, Manufactured ~ CRsaWeA&
Uezard i Co., SaH ToTk.
, 1869-12-23

TO RENT-sTtRS AND OFFICES.
ITO RRrr-sroRH IN HYDE rARK. IN.
l. aa,se II y Fttnaar {u'sdius. s.-----..
VNo REET-A GoMh,HTE. FURNISHKD, FIRST.
L floor iIeu. ofer lk5t, sulfabe lar insasaaet. ea.
1tFt a. ut teal ctsst$ butfpess IN Bocuc B1cck. III
L.S.tIsst VIM. HkNaBRUu0H, 133 1aaallest,
Room is Hoars Bloch
,T1Q RKNT-LAR(E LoE1s, WITH FRONT AND
i Yeaf enttAntA nd nae Of ete.,n elevator Bent
vt5y ldw. in1oiss Il IRV1Nk J. CO. 70 Lske a.
, 1869-12-23

ssMtddJetosEn Mineral SprtpG WA-
ki1utys, sk1n aud blood mora promptly than auy
other Known remedy. Sold By su druegtst4- send
Tor testimonials, Aldeesa J. Jas Josltn, Treasurer
i. II. s Co, AtddissnWn, VI. or E. r. puJcr
, 1869-12-23

TOKRKspOSpENCE WANrKp-A GKNTLK-
~ nxn 1t lasare NtShnb = eozFfsppsd VIII 4 ixdY
hoooEAhy d4pose4 md MT tns bA141l u AuGper this
aaver,tHmenk 9Th avAw 70 aaffta,eny. .A33rrsG.
n pesteet cona4caee. e. T. Y. WiLt4lAaA f1st
liner
, 1869-12-23

O0RRfHPOHDKHQE WAETED.

NOR sALK-A PIANO. NKARL1 xEW, NOSX.
II WOOD easxa N FoGnd tpfaerB, y ee+sa Iaa tsEt.
esaef. wu ne sold II hArrsi1. Csn /, keen as eeS
We<$ lAfeEt
, 1869-12-23

AlKEVsR RfNSEUM. .

THE HEART AND HAND SOCIETY
, 1869-12-23
URT1RBAN REAL, ESTATE PoR BALE

ToR S3LE-soufH FARK ,FKuFgHTY
1tr.s 19e.sere hioeis eolaere gott:se Gso.s.
~. zna S1ty third r. only thsr9 hos<s Nosa y1as1
, 1869-12-23

r Bo{dsy prr.epts-Art sold IN uaou:aly pa4meatA
fts( 4. fud tutttutt5nos Ftva 4 f<td< neo ot pz
shAAer hF GRO fH0AAA ta2- Hl Lake.se:-
, 1869-12-23

nHETVKR W1NTEn-INA 4 WE'LL LSTABIIsH.
L "a ne4. and vt4et&hsa us1to*. App0 u "a
S4e.%sL
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

Mr.. L. II. Hastings, Of the firm Of Gre
CORY, Strader 4 Co., commission dealers
In live stocks, Union stock Yards, Chi.
cago, has been In the city for some time
past making arrangements to reopen
the trade In Texas cattle. The trade will
commence on the nrst OF October next
and continue until the first Of March,
next The sales Of stock cattle will take
place In Cairo.
Under the supervision Of the efficient
local agent Of the Illinois Central, Mr..
Johnson, the Illinois Central have had
their cattle yards In this city fitted up In
Hne style. Everything about them IL 10
"spple-pie order;" and shippers will find
plenty Of good feed convenient 10 the
yards, furnished by Mr.. Hastings ut the
lowest prices In the state.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20
Prsse Fight by Moonlight.

There was prize fight, last night, in
the middle OF Commercial avenue, just
above Twelfth street, Of which we have
not been furnished the full details. 1t
WAS simply to determine which was the
better man Of two individuals who hap
pened to entertain doubts on the suject,
and from the way in which they knocked
and banged one another about, during
an interval OF half hour or more, the
spectators judged they were pretty well
matched. The contestants were stripped
to the waist duly seconded, and went
through with the forms OF the p. R., ex
cept, perhaps, IN the matter Of pounding
each other when down. The affair was
quietly conducted, scarcel y attracting
the attention Of the nearest neighbors.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

Mr.. Louis Mathews, publisher Of the
Cairo Price Current lie entitled TO re.
ceive liberal support from the business
men Of this city. His paper is prepared
with care, and furnishes all items Of in
terest In relation to the Cairo markets.
Instead, however, Of supporting the
Price Current the business portion Of
the community give to II very little en-.
couragement. One by one the subscri-
bers have discontinued their subscrip.
lions until only corporal's guard remain
faithful TO Il; and now the editor receives
very little pay for bis labor and the prin-
ter loses money publishing 1t. IA hint to
the wise.n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20
ARkTvAI.s,

The weather was clear aud very warm
yesterday, the thermometer touching al
most eo' This morning has been more
pleasant, but somewhat cloudy.
The Ohio In nesrly stationary at Pitts
burg and Louisville. with four feet In the
channel at the former city, and eight feet
In the canal and five feet In the chute
over the falls at the latter.
The Mississippi is falling at st. Louis,
but rising rapidly above Rock Island.
The Missouri Is rising rapidly near its
head, which will let tho mountain fleet
come home. i'either rise will make
much water at 81. Louis.
Here the river has risen nearly two feet
since last report, and rs still rising fast.
Business continues good. The packets
oil bring good trips, and southern bound
boats receive all they want here.
The A. Baker, Capt. John w. Trover,
Is the regular Tennessee river packet this
evening.
The White leaves as usual for Paducah,
to-day.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20
For sale ~ Auction.

will sell at public auction, Sept, 2ist
to the highest bidder, one Of the finest
business lots in this city, LOTT, block 2, on
the Ohio Levee seven doors below the
First National Bank.
Sale will take place on the premises at
10 o'clock Q. m, Sept. 2lst
This lot will positively be sold without
reserve, to the highest bidder.
p@Terms cash.
DANIEL HARTMAN,
sept I'd Auctioneer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20
Alexander circuit Court

The court convened at 10 o'clock, q. M,
September 20, 1869. Present: Hon. d.
J. Baker, Judge, presiding John q Har.
man, Clerk; Louis IL. Myers, sheriff;
aud J. +. Mccartney, States Attorney.
The Grand Jury Is composed OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Geo. c. Eggleston,
Foreman; II. y. Miller; Chas. Greggs
c. NJ. osterloh; Samuel Wiltshire; VIM.
White; John Z. Healy;J. b. Wick; Mark
Provo; Patrick Sullivan; Thomas Mar.
tin; Joseph ]. Able; John Walker; Pat.
rick Corcoran; J. =. Yates; John Nealy !;
John Lovett; James Sullivan; l.. d
White; NJ. ID. Gunter. -f-... mad
The criminal docket was called, thir.
teen cases continued with an alias CAPT.
rs, and two stricken from the docket
with leave to reinstate. The court then
adjourned until half past one o'clock.
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DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE con.
vENTION.

A democratic convention will be held
at Dopgols, ILL.,, on Saturday, October
I'd, 1889, for the purpose OF selecting a
candidate for delegate to the Constitu.
tional Convention from the representa-
district comprising the counties Of Alex.
ander, Pulaski and Union. The basis of
representation will be one for every two
hundred votes cast for Gov. Seymour, at
the last presidential election, thus emit.
Ting
Alexander county, Delegates
fulassl county, do
vnion county, 40
BY order Of the Democratic Represen.
tativs Central Committee.
THos. WILSON, Chairman.
Cairo, Ill, Sept. is, 1869.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

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, a:d fitted up the
lsrges' and most complete shop in
Southern Illinois.
Particular attention given to steam.
beat and mill work, copper smithiHg
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
apr24d6m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

d. Hurd, Esq. has returned from the
Springfield meeting Of the Southern nli-
nois Normal Commissioner, Of which
body he r. an active and influential mem.
ber In furthering all those enterprises
that are calculated TO advance the mate
rial and educational interests Of Southern
Illinois, no man has labored with more
selfsacrificing devotion than he, or with
q greater measure Of success.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

DIR. Austin. surgeon dentist, over
Elliott, Haythorn 4 Co.'S, is one Of the
most skillful gentlemen in the profession.
the work performed by him has given
|ntire satisfaction. He Is perfectly
hmiliar with all the advances and ap.
proved methods OF his profession, and
J, practically and theoretically, a FIRST
lass dentist. The citizens OF Cairo and
|icinity are fortunate In having at their
|ommand the services Of gentleman OF
such acknowledged skill and pro-
|ciency, Septo lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

The business men OF Cairo should not
allow their papers TO perish for lack OF a
liberal support, but they do. There are
about thirty dry goods houses In the city,
and there Is not On advertisement Of one
dry goods house In the Bulletin" How
many retail grocers advertise? How
many boot-makers? And so forth.
Cairo will not prosper IL our business
men do not exhibit ct least q reasona able
degree of energy.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

During tight In a levee saloon yester.
day morning, q large dog belonging to
one Of the belligerents, became infuria.
ted, bit his maeter, the man whom his
master was dressing Of" and q third
party who attempted to interfere a. .
peace-msker. 1t was thought, for time,
that the sngered canine would clear out
the house.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

VIM. McHale has had under his charge,
since Saturday night, q gentleman Of
culture, who has "the horrors. He Is q
school teacher from Minnesota, and has
In his possession number Of recommen-
dations, testifying to the purity Of his
character and to his excellence and pro-
ficiency as teacher. Whisky was too
much for him.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-20

Pope and Masssc counties have de-
blsred that w. A. Peters, esq, IL their
bhoice for the constitutional convention,
eaving Johnson TO stand by the over.
khadowed Kuykendall. VIII Knyken.
isll bolt? He IL not accustomed to
buch treatment In his own "deestrict,' -
hnd II will be very difllcult to persuade
him that he Is not the victim OF packed
Conventions.
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The Democratic Mont aasins Conveatiss
Tomorrow.

hOsmOhToWs
The county Democratic nominating
convention will assemble tomorrow ut
the courthouse; and, We have no doubt,
will find little difficulty In performing
the duties incumbent upon II In a man.
ner that will prove acceptable to the
Democratic party.
The contest for Treasurer will be the
feature of the convention. That IL will
be decided without any display Of anger
or bitter feeling, we believe; and We do
not doubt that In Its result all good DEM
ocrats INTELLECTUALLY acquiesce. Unless
the delegates from the county precincts
present a candidate Of their own, the
battle will be between the present In.
cumbent, Mr.. Redman, and Mr. VIM.
Martin, of the Fourth " ard.
For County Judge, Mr.. +. Bross will be
the nominee, and will carry the county
by large majority. He will make an
excellent ofYicer; and, while under his
care, the affairs Of the county viii be
carefully administered. His associates
will be those estimable citizens, Messrs.
Howley and McCrite. gentlemen who
are entitled to and possess the confidence
and esteem Of the people Of every part Of
the county.
Mr.. Jacob G, Lynch will again be
placed upon the ticket as the candidate
for County Clerk. He is the man for the
place. AS an ofYicer he has been atten-
tive to his duties, which he has perform
cd In skillful manner, and with the
people he is deservedly popular. He
will walk over the course on election
day. The opposition can induce no per-
son to enter the canvass against him
and II it could he would out'distance his
opponent with the greatest ease.
Mr. l.. p Butler will be the nominee
for Superintendent of Public Schools;
and, to certainty his calling and cleo.
ton is sure. He Is scholarly gentle-
man, aud under his direction we are sure
the public schools Of the county will
prosper and grow in excellence.
Against this ticket the Radicals cannot
succeed; and 10 any democrats see pro-
per to erect boiling standard in OPP
position, they will be overwhelmed in
complete defeat.