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The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
sc. Louis Items.

ST. Louis, Sept. 29.-The St. Louis
Republican came out this forenoon
for b. Graz Brown, the Liberal Re-
publican candidate for Governor. 1t
says: In accepting the present po-
sition of Mr.. Brown and his col
leagues on the Liberal Republican
ticket as sincere, and giving them
our warmest sympathies IN their sep
aration from the majority of their
party. we shall labor as faithfully
for their elevation to Office, as we
once opposed them
The Democrats of the Third Dis
tric nominated l. r. Mccormick, for
re election.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
GEY. IAMES D. YEATCE

VIII address the people Of the First
Congressional District, at the follow
ing times and places:
Springfield, Posey Co, Tuesday, Oct 4th.
Owensville, Gibson Co Wednesday, Oct.
5th.
Oakland City, Gibson Co, Thursday,
Oct. 9Th.
Winslow, Pike Co, Friday, oct. 7th.
Gentryville. Spencer Co., Saturday. Oct.
Sth.
Speaking to commence AZ P NJ, at all
the above appointments.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

+ JACKSON, Miss., September 29.-
The remains of Speaker franklin
were deposited in the tomb to-day to
await transportation to his home.
Thomas z. Conner, a member of
the Legislature, was shot and killed
at WenoDa to- day by a man named
Collins. The difficulty grew out Of
the recent assassination of a man
named Arnold Brantly. Collins has
not yet been arrested.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
UNDER Democratic County mar :

UNDER Democratic County mar :
agement it was impossible to Obviate
the necessity Of paying more taxes
than the neighboring Counties sur
rounding u.s." The official figures
show that it has been made an dc-
complished possibility under the pres
ent Republican administration. Is
this a reason for again placing the
Democracy in charge Of Vanderburgh
CountY2
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
BELGIUM

ANTWERP, Sept. 29.-The crew of
the American ship Elizabeth Hamil-
ton, Captain White, which left this
port a few days ago for New I ork, be-
came mutinous. The cause has not
transpired. The second officer was
mortally wounded in attempting to
subdue the mutiny. The vessel i'm
mediately put back, aud on arriving
to day the ring leaders were turned
over to the police.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 29.-The Relcian
Chan bers has been prorogued. The
Government, with view of prevent
ing the spread OF the rinderpest. has
forbidden fairs and cattle markets.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

The following are the list of ap-
pointments for joint discussions be-
tween Captain Gooding and Judge
Niblack.
New Harmony, Friday, September S9th,
at p. n.
Wadesville. Saturday, Oct. lst. P. n.
Evansville. Saturday, Oct. 1st, IA P. N.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

CHICAGO, September 29.-Andrew
Thompson, tried and convicted a few
weeks since, of the murder of Mrs.
Haggerty and her three children. near
MeGregOr, Iowa, has made full con-
fession of the crime. He smothered
them with feather bed.
This evening, VIM. Chappell, re-
siding at % Pine Street, was run over
BIZ team near Rush Street bridge, and
so badly injured that he died in a few
ninufes
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

The mob yesterday. plundered the
Office of Asurvat.
The Pope has addressed to the
King of Italy, protest against ths
outrage.
Eo1IE, September 29--The Junta has IS
sued manifesto, settling the details OF
the ple0fseite. The vote viii be by ballot,
with simply yes or no on the tickets.
Rome is divided into twelve voting dis
tricts- The foreigners who are unable to
vote are preparing addresses. The King
reqSests and hopes that the Italian troops
will be permitted TO occupy the Castle OF
st. Angelo Perfect Tranquility prevails.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
Destructive Flood.

LYNoHBURG, Va, Sept. 29.-The
most destructive food ever known
here occurred tonight. The bridge
across James River was washed away.
1t is impossible as yet to give the full
extent Of the injury to other property.
Several lives were lost. The river is
higher than it has been for twenty
FIVE years.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

BANGOR. Me-, Sept. 29.-John Ray.
thirty five years of age. was reported
Thursday-last as missing for two days.
The appearance of his wife and other
circumstances aroused suspicion, and
after four days search his body was
found in a grove on an island, about
ffty rods from his residence, with
several bruises on his face.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

OMAHA, Nebraska, Sept 29.-Th.:ee
hundred soldiers passed through b ere
from the East, for the Pacific Coast.
Sixteen soldiers arrived froa Helena,
Montana, by Mackinaw boats. They
report the Indians along the river as
hostile, and that they had to fight their
way at nearly every bend.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

HELENA. MONTANA, Sept. 29.-H.
B. Comstock, the discoveror of the
Comstoek Silver Lode, In Nevada,
suicided on the 9th inst, near Base
mon, Montana, by shooting himself
through the head with a pistol.
Cause. temporary insanity.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

WELLEYvER, September 29.-The
remains of Admiral Farragut arrived
this evening. The flag under which
the Admiral fought his battles, was
wrapped around his coffin. The re-
mains left on the steamer Bristol for
New York. AS the steamer left the
dock, the band played an appropriate
dirRe.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

ST. LOUIS, pa very large pro-
eession of French and Swiss societies,
paraded the streets to might with
torchIights. music, and banners, after
which they proceeded to the hall
where the Fair for the French wound
ed was going on.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
Railroad Observation-Disclosures OF
the Springfield b IiIlnOls South
EASTERN RAftPAnd

special to the Evansville JournaLI
SHAwNEETowN. Ills, September
29.-The people of Galatiu County
celebrated to-day. the completion of
the Springfield & Illinois Southeast
ern Railway through the county. a
distance Of twenty miles. This leaves
but tweuty-four miles more to build
before the road is finished to Edge
wood, on the Illinois Central. L.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

NASHVILLE. September 29.-The
Green Line exeursionists, some three
hundred in number, arrived here this
afternoon at o'clock.
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Wanted.

a GOOD BARRIER WHITE Oh
- colored to go to NeWburg. Ind, Five
dollars a week, with board and washing
will be given. Apply Immediately to
CHARLES HOLSWARTH,
sep2l-1wd NeWburg, Ind.
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at.my office until October rs,
1870. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the construction
of 90 feet of trestle work, on the east side
OF the Blue Grass bridge. In course of con-
struction. Plans and Specideations on file
in my Office. The right to reject any or ali
bids Is reserved.
VICTOR BISCH. A. V. c.
EVANSVILLE. Sept. 80, lsl0-d0wtd
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
ITALY.

ROME, Sept. 29.-Cardinal Capizzi.
was appointed Secretary of State. in
place of Antonelli, resigned,
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
commissioners Sale.

yETRE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL,
al the door OF the Court House, at ten
O'Clock An, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S0EH,
The following property: No. South Wa
tor Street, being a three-storY Brick Store
House, twenty-five feet two and one-half
feet three inches. 1t is next the corner of
Main street, and Is very desirable prop
erty. renting at the present time for 81 800
TERMs-One- third cash; balance In one
and two years, secured By mortgage on
the premises. BLYTHE H1NES,
sep2l-td Comm issioner.Z -
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Making.
MRS. HOLMAN & FLINN
Dress MakIng EsfahlIshment

At the corner of Second and Division 9ts
and have just received the latest Fail
styles for Ladies and Children. All orders
prom pity filed at reasonable prices.
eaf,30-Iu
The Evansville journal., 1870-09-30
AAkDW ARE.
NOTICE!
CARPENTERS, CABINET g.
CHAIR MAKERS.

LOOK AT THESE PRICES.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

Those who have read that jolly book,
Tom Browns School Days ut Rugby"
may be pleased to learn that the &C.
nial author, Mr. Thomas Hughes, I'm Eng
lishman Of tho healthy, muscular Christian
type, is about to make visit to this coun-
try. lie is n fair-ininded man, who
writes pleasantly and tcrsely abou, what
ever comes before him, and will look at US
from about as unparalleled standpoint
as any Bri.on who has 'done' Us for some
time past. There is no malice or bile in
Mr.. Hughes, and he will, like "Latimer,
when looking n, David Copperfe!d" re.
member that We are every, very young
as people, and bear with our national
and individual greeness.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Build Up the system.

strength cvaporates fast nj this season. This
~ especI ally the case with all who 1--we ~ the
sweat of their brow. From every pore Of the
sicye.lIhe skin "a moisture eXudes which contains
the elements of vitality. Thereby the b God IL
impoverished, the nerves relaxed, the muscles
weakened, tho digestion impaired, The bowels liz.
tntbcd, and the animal spirits depressed. The
constant drain that produces these effect cannot
he arrested, because II II due to the hoI. II the
atmO sphere but the loss Of the lifp.SuS aiming
elements can be supplied by extra inyeornton
Now, therefore, ~ the time 10 resort 20 Hos,ctcr
stomach Bittor-, the most powerful Of all ycgcta.
bic tones; LenG experience has proved that
nothing else will efficiently sustain and regulate
the system, when willing down under the double
pressure ot cNcC~stye heat, and constant physical
on mental labor, All persons who have been
tempted 20 try lncp "tonics" (so.caledl which
have been started 10y surdid SPECTATORS In almost
every town and village, with "a view 10 turning n
ponuy' by tho crcuulty Of tho uuwary, know
this to their cost. II is owisc maxim that savs
"llold fast 20 that which ~ good" 81 the lvrty
millions Of people IN the United states, probably
one.hith have tested the restorative properties Of
lIostctcr'- Bltters and know 10 10 be- specific for
dyspepsia, billiOu~n.-s, nervous weakness, gen.
oral debility, constipation, fcNor and aguc, and
want Of appetite, that any Of these should b.
persuaded 10 experiment with the worthless nos
truIu-, recommended by INSCRIPTIONS and Z
nofont cmperc- seems almost incredible.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.
SECOND VOLUME READY.

Mrs. Vsndcventcr will proceed to canvass
the city for the second volume Of Hon. A.
Stcpcns work, entitled "a Constitutional
view Of the late war between the States |;
Its causes, character, conduct and result, "
as presented by the eminent author, In a
series OF colloquics, ut his home in Georgia.
The work, ms known to those who have
read the first volume, is careful and
thorough political analysis ofthc past, sep
arating the real from tho apparent causes
of tho late unhappy conflict, and furnish
ing nm cpi'ome of the brilliant period.
when the distinguished author stood the
peerofthc immortal triumviatc, Clay, Web.
stcr and Calhoun, in tho halls Of our Nation
al Congress. Descending to a:lator period, il
deals with those facts which the position
OF the eminent author as second officer Of
the Conicderacy enabled him TO collect,
ana with those deductions his great powers
OF investigation ana comprehension enable
MN TO draw. No one can, without the aid
OF this work, perfectly familiarizc himself
with the political history of the country.
the late war it, real causes and consY-
! Puence' The two volumes, finely nmstra-
Tea with steel portraits of tho great men Of
| the Republic, comprise nearly 1900 pages
OF reading matter, and may be obtained In
any style Of binding desired, Price
| per volume. Extra fine morocco binding
sa,1ji leather binding, library style, $3.50
/ half calf very superior S55O
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
The Cairo Bulletin, July III.

our old friend ). Il. Jones, steamboat
pilot of some note, and well known to the
West by his contributions Of river items
in various newspapers, over the non
de plume of Wabash His death
ccurr"d on Saturday last, at his
home in this city, and was caused
by injuries received in falling down n
hatchway of the new stcam-tug Almck,
recently built here by Reed ~ Mann, and
which he was plotting to st. Louis. He
leaves wife in this city in rather strai,cn-
I'd circumstances. BY the kindness of
stcamboatmcn and friends his wife was
enabled TO bear the expenses of rospctta-
bic Misunderstanding by the way that
costs considerable in Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
Antics OF A OERANGED
NEGRO.
strange sabbath ents.

The attention Of quito number OF our
citizen, wa. arrested, yesterday afternoon
by the strange conduct of negro. His
first appearance was in the lower part OF
the city, where he offered his services to
house II load of coal. His services being
declined, out Of respect TO the day, he re-
paired to the rear of the premises, where
like the mailman that he was, he com-
mencea dcmolishng the fence. He was
next seen ON the Ohio levee, in front of the
city, where his cuttings-up were undoubt-
edly those Of a crazy man. He would take
his stand on the top of the levee, and turn
somersualts until he landed in the river.
Observing couple Of boys In n
skif he commanded them to
"come right here The boys refusing to
obey the summons, he seized brickbat
and smashed it over his own head. Pass.
ing 10 the top of the levee he appeared to
find satisfactory entertainment In filling
his mouth with mud, and in chewing
jamestown and cookie weeds. Seeing a
sturdy, ,hick-necked yoke Of oxen passing
the street, he felt called upon to take the
bull by the horns" and was about TO do
so, when the menaced animal made Il
plunge at him that seemed TO assure him
that that particular bull was not the one he
was hunting for.
At u later hour the crazed creature en-
tered an appearance at the ferry landing,
where, wading out into the river,
he would sit down and hold his
head under the water until the lookers-on
believed him drowned. On one or more
occasions he kept his head under water
over minute. What finally became of
him we are unable TO state. lie manifest, |
great anxiety to get money--was willing
to work for il, dance or sing for II, or I'M
dergo any kind of corporal torture for IL.
His boat was about to push out he said, and
he hadn't n cent to pay his passage.
| One of the lookcrs-on denied that the
poor, fellow was crazy. "Hes Paducah
negro" observed the speaker. "Psducsh
negroes all do that every Sunday
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
WHERE TO GET 'IN

1t Is said that the new Constitution, rat
flied by the people on the ID instant, viii
relieve the tax payers of Illidois Of n bur
don Of n, least $4,000, 900 per annum. /,
is said with equal truth that if you will
buy your whisky and brandy slraigh,s
your gin slngs, your toddies, your wines
ales and beers at the Sun Flower saloon,
presided over by the aifable =. Fitzgerald,
ESQ., You will escape all the tortures and
torments Of aching heads, dcrangcd stom.
achS and appetites inseparablc from the
use of impure articles. He keeps cvery
purest liquors in the market, and serves
them up in a style that is perfectly irresis-
table.
The best billiard saloon in Egyp, is in
connection with the Sun Flower.
jyGtc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
10 raE NERVOUS.

The natural result of exhaustion II
strength by excessive labor or action is II
feeling OF weakness, dizziness, heavincss,
wearine'', languor of body or mind etc,
Persons of a weak constitution, or whose
habits are sedentary, frequently complain
Of this relaxed condition Of the vital en-
crsio'i hnd when persons of nervous
temperament are thus weakened and de-
Iil''atcd, disease inevitably follows, unless
II Is at once checked and overcome. All
VINO 'ui'er from these causes alike require II
remedy which will strengthen the system
without exciting it, and awake feeling Of
true enjoyment 70 tina, lie may become a
source Of pleasure. Mi,hlcrs Herb Bit
ters has won its way into the confidence of
thousands Of this class Of persons. who
Warml y endorse it as the best inyigoratine
agent aud the most potent and genial of
al TONES and alternatives, for strengthen
ing and restoring the physical constitution.
Iylleoddawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.


The weather IL cool and cloudy, and We
have had two very heavy falls Of rain
since our last i.snc.
| Tho river has fallen three inche. in two
days, and IL now almost stationary
The Mississippi continues falling at ST.
Louis land avove, and tho Missouri l. about
stationary.
The Ohio is stationary Mt Pittsburg with
four feet large in tho channel. Heavy
rains are reported, and another small rise
is expected The river is falling at Louis
willie, with four fcot five inches in the conal,
| and scant four feet on Portland Bar Only
four feet can be found at Walkers Bar in
the lower Ohio.
The Cumberland Is falling with four feet
on Harpeth Shoals.
Business has been tolcrs.bly good since
last report and considerable freight has
been handled du ring the past two days.
The Bisnark filed out here with fully
500 tons.
The City OF Evansville brought 80 tons
for reshipment South.
The Belle Memphis added 30 tons here
The Idlewi Id brought II SKIS wheat for
Charles Gallagher 700 bbls whisky 81
hhds tobacco, 70 bgs hair 40 bbls meal, 70
pkgs furnitu re, 2 tons sundrios for reship.
ment South. She was aground several
hours ut Walkers b al, and will hereafter
leave here on Mondays on the arrival of
the evening train.
The City Of Cairo received 100 tons here
for Vicksburg and way ports.
Tho Tyrone brogh. 20 bars iron, 27
sheets ditto, for st. Louis CT sugar kettles
GO tons), 8 hhds tobacco, tons sundries, /
for reshipment South. She has gone to
Psducah to lay up and await resumption
Of business.
This Grand Tower discharged here so
bbl' oil, 95 pigs. green apples, 81 bbls pc.
t"toes' for reshipment Northper &c. R.R.
We are Pr ned 70 az nounce the death of |
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

Another giant stride has been made in
the chemical science. PHALoS's VIrALIA,
OR SALVATION EoR THE HAIR, is an as.
tonishing Improvement on all preparations
for restoring the natural color Of gray
hair, heretofore known. 1t is .pellucid,
cooling, limpid, inodorous, and ncver.failing
AMI has no sediment. Sold by Nil drug.
gists and fancy goods dealers. d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
MINERAL. WATERS.
FIRST OrTHE SEASON

Kissingcn, Setter, and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety of
waters from the celebrated springs of Ger
many and America, on draft and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel at the drug
store Of d. T. Whitaker, No. los CONNER.
cial avenue, Cair, Ills. apll2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
SEWING MACHINE TO DE RArrLrp FOR.

a Splendid Florence sewing machine
In good order, will be disposed of IA, rsf
lie on Saturday night next at Mrs. Glib
son IS saloon, corner Of Commercial avenue
and Fourth street Tickets, one dollar
Here's your chance then, TO ret II first.
o'a'' sewing machine for one dollar.
jyll2t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

-
ment in the pcnitentiary at six months.
A motion for now trial Was Immediately
entered but has not at this writing been
decided Mr.. G's friends claim that II n
new trial Is granted they can give the
affair quite different aspect The uttor-
noys for the defense openly charged two of
the prosecuting witnesses with perjury.
The late rains in connection with the
high winds that accompanied them, have
played havoc with the cat crops. From
every quarter we hear of whole folds that
have been fattcurd to the earth, beyond
hope Of recovery. The corn has also suf-
fcrcd some from the same cause, but will
be apt TO straghten up again, The oats
win have to be cut with q scythe on sickle,
the use d. a reaper or cradle being out of
the question. This will involve the far
! mers in much additional laborsnd expense,
and. necessarily to some extent, affect the
supply and price Of that grain. "A farmer
Of Jackson county informs rs that the corn
in that locality, particularly that in the
/
wet weather. The farmers have been
unable to work IT, and, as n consequence,
much Of it has been outgrownby the weeds
| The yield Of wheat has been fair although
not quite rs abundant rs was anticipated.
| OF peaches there will not bca quarter of II
crop. In some parts Of the country there
are none at all, the last snow storm having
cut them or oficctually The
apple crop has been mere fortunate
and will produce an average
age yield. Wlat /, true of Jackson coun-
ty, in this connection may also be said of
many other portions OF southern Hi
nois.
The miners, great, brawny, heavy
listed, tough-armcd, Scotchmcn, who work
In Mt. Carbon coal mines assembled in
Murphysboro on the ith, and absorbed
enough Of onward spiritualstic applica-
tom to float II steamboat yawl. In the
afternoon thoy commenced ilghting-not
with bludgeons, knives and pistols; but
with their hard bony punches Of Gves,
and the blows that were given and receive
cd, can be compared most appropriately to
the kick of a rough-shod mule. There
wer, NOR. ,h., ,,,a,,
fights some,j,nos cr,wd =,
af,eon ar ,uo,,v would oo, ;n,, ,a.,e
and knock c,cb o,bor r;,h, o,a,oa -,
one ocoin, so,p hi. ,soros, ra;.ht. ..,,,,
, vim deserving Of n bo,,or c,,so T,,o
we'll matched fcllows foueb, 5,ri,, mn T.,
erval of n quarter of nm bour -, ;n,or
erencc being allowed until opc or ,ho,o
ried out "cnough." Tho "cnoupb~ IN.
;anqushed combat;ant got was n badly
battered and terribly disagurcd couptc-
nance, pair Of black eyes, and the sores,
assortment of ribs ever manufactured in
Murphysboro. The police officers on such
occasions, are said TO be entirely powerless.
Ina speech in the Court House ON
Saturday evening, ID. 4. Linogar, ESD,
inc h"a''M candidate Tor tho State senate,
oo'u'! ana "poVe-poafd' and In loud and
'"'"''t 'o,'p VI voice. o'''"r'd 'hm certain
| So'o''u witnesses VI case which lac WAS
''''"u''s' h"u sworn ial''ly-had black
'"'u '"''' s"u'S WIN inc iou' 'Iotch of
perjury " Llhcgar expects TO command
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
CAIRO NEWSPAPERS.
Their Names..When Founded, Rnd
How Leng Published.

1t will no doubt surprise even our oldest
citizens who have given the matter no
thought, to be informed that no less than
twenty-five newspapers have been pub
lished in Cairo. Below we give their
names, date Of their establishment and the
term of their existence:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
LEECHES,

Fresh, healthy Swedish Leeches receiv.
ed regularly from the importers in Now
York. Applied and sold, wholesale or re-
tail, by f. THEOBOLD
jy6-lm Sixth ST., near Ohio Leyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

DELAY NOT.

a.. Inv ",''oh' wind collie and gripping in
,no po"eis OF infants cause death Mrs:
"n"ooi'D Syrupi' tried remedy. 1t
costs only ga cents. i,lI1on,i,,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
SONE DISTANCE,

The number of Charter Oak Stoves made
and sold last year by the Excelsior Manu-
featuring Company, If placed IN line
close together would stretch out for dis
tanco Of twelve miles d&wlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

Accidents will occur even IN the bes,
regulated families and SrALDIsGs GLUE
should be kept mandy. jyeodiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
PANIC.STRUCK BEAUTY,

1t is II terrible shock TO a charming wo.
man-indeed, to any woman, TO find tina,
her teeth are beginning to go.' Never
willany human being who uses the fragrant
Sozodont, make that discovery. jy4deod
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

Drawers and Undershir,s, at a sacrifice
al l.. Nef $, No 70 Ohio Leyee.