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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

II am past usefulness" said an old
lady to her minister. "The Lord
spares my days, but I can do no good
now" 'You are doing great deal Of
good" said the minister "You help
me preach every Sabbath" Of course
she was very much surprised. Help
her msnister preach! Why, how "In
the first place" said he, you are always
in your seat at church, and that helps
me. In the second place, often see
tears running down your cheeks, and
that helps me very much"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

For your own, as well as your children's =
sake, learn to speak low. They will rem>
ember that tone when your head is under
the willows. So, too, will they remember
harsh and angry tone. Which legacy
will you leave to your children?
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

ST.. LOUIS GRAIN TRADE.-It is stated in
Chicago report, and therefore, should
not be doubted, that over 5000, 900 more
bushels of grain have been received in St.
Louis during the year 1869 than were re-
ceived at that point in 1868. This fact
pretty conclusively shows that the attempt
of the St. Louis people to divert the grain
trade from Chicago, and which was ridi-
culed so much by the Chicago papers and
people, has not been without tangible re,
suits. St. Louis may congratulate her
self on having done SO much to insure her
prosperity when there was so powerful
an influence to oppose her.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23
The Present Governors.

The following is list of Governors of
the thirty-seven States of the Union for
1870. The six whose names are printed
in italics are Democrats-all others are
Republicans, which is proof clear and
conclusive that 1870 is not good year
for Democratic Governors. The figures
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

! No Japanese wife is allowed to get
drunk without the consent Of her husband
and then her spree is limited to one hour.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

On the Milwaukee, St. Paul and Mime
apolis railroad, the tariff on wheat to
Milwaukee from oil points between
MINI eapolis and Austin has beeen reduc-
ed 3 cents bushel, and on -four 10 cents
Q barrel.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23
HENRY aHNSEL.

Manufacturer of best and latest sty les of Wagons
Bugges and Sleighs. Repairing done well, promptl
and durably. Clayton, Iowa. $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

GUTENBERG, IOWA.
JOHN LUTHER BRO, manufactu turers Of Wag-
ons, Sleighs and Critters.
FLECK BRO, dealers in Dry Goods Groceries,
ETC., etc. Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
ani prepretors Of the Gutenberg Flour Mills.
CRAWFORD HOUSE, near Steamboat Landing
M. Crawford, Proprietor.
WIN. SULLIVAN, dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries,
And Forwarding and Com mmission Merchant.
JEFFERSON HOTEL, Schiller street, between 1st
and I'd streets, Henry Thaman, Proprietor. A0-This
Heuse has large yard and good stabling attached.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, near Steamboat Landing.
H. II. rrese, Proprietor. Good stabling attached.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

LOUIS n. ANDRICK,
Attorney at Law, Reynolds Block. Entrance be
tween lac and las Dearborn Street also on Madison
Street and Custom House (P. o. place, CHICAGO
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

DR.. j. HUNT late of Syracuse, New York. re-
spectfully informs the people of McGrsgor and vicin
isy that he has opened Oniae in Church Didwelps
block where his have ther Dentistry Establish
ment. DR.. HUNT is an old practitioner. He can be
found day and night at his Office except whom profess
sionallv absent. All who wish to be treated upon
PURE Homeopathic principles will please call him.
All Female Chronic ed cssfully
MeGrsgor, Iowa ,Jund 22d, 1862 662tf
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23
BoARDMAN HOUSE,
Late Washington).
:, Iowa. Lafayette Bigelow, Proprietor
abling. 500


<0s HOT GUNS. RiAes, ,Revolvels
~ Pistols, Game Bags, Flasks
~ Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Lead
Caps, Gun-wads, Cutlery, &C.
near National Bank. McGregor
Iowa. k3-Repairing of all kinds belonging to the
gun and locksmith line done promptly.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

Main Street, McGregOr, Iowa. A desirable home for
the cling public with good barns and Sheds
for the safe protection of horses and wagons
Az NJ. MURRAY, Proprietor.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

gambler
"Of course did, and wished myself
well out of it when stake was proposed,
but hadn't your manly courage. How in
the werld did ysu muster up strength of
mind to brave that whole company 1
couldn't have done it,"
s'Because," was answered, ~ saw
things more to be dreaded than their score
Of displeasure. a
The days and weeks moved on. Oar
young friend attracted strongly he was a
favorite with every circle in which he
gained admission. Gradually some of
the finer perceptions which he had thus
brought with him into the city lost their
delicate edge. He was not SO quick to
perceive danger was less on his guard ;
many currents passed against him, bear
ing him often away from safe channels.
His head grew less strong against wine;
his ears less sensitive to unseemingly
speech his eyes became tempters. For>
hidden fruit was not looked upon with de-
sire, but sometimes plscked and eaten,
leaving upon the taste its after bitterness
and disgust. And yet among his CON-
panions, he was noted for large degree
of selfcoAtrol; for the ability to stop at
the point of danger, and 70 resolutely
back, no matter who might take oftense
and sneer. I
.y9tHe bears charmed life,'' said many
aweak one sighing over his own debase-
ment. ''If | could only plant my feet a.
he does, and say: "Not one step further
IN that wrong direction"
Bat of himself Alfred was not %
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23

]. MeHOSE & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission. W arehouse
No. 1. on the Levee, McGREGOR. ConsgAments
solicited. JOS McHOSE.
@. McGREGOR.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-02-23
Thc Iimes.

McaR EGoR, CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
Commercial.
MONDAY Evening, March 81, 1875

MONDAY Evening, March 81, 1870.
The week opens with generally quiet
market, which has experienced quotable
changes worthy of note since our last semi
4 weekly review. The weather has again be-
come mild and spring-like, and our levee i
scene Of considerable activity, with large
quantities of freight being transferred To and
from the various boats that are receiving or
aischsrging their sargoes. Receipts Of pro-
duce have been generally light, and are taken
On arrival at fair prices. Flour is the only
leading article that drags, and for which
there Is little or no shipping demand At pres
ent
The order business continues quite active,
and we notice that not only the lower river
packets go out with full freights, but the
Nashville packets are having full trips both
ways. The steamer Talisman had to refuse
freigh. to-day, having engagements for all
she could carry. The business Of thi. line is
steadily Increasing, and every boat brings
large orders for produce which are filed
here, and forwarded clear into the interior Of
Georgia. In no other MARKET can their wants
be as speedily and cheaply supplied hs in
Cairo, and our trade with that section of
country bid. fair to assume important pro-
portions n, an early day. Nashville and the
intermediate points have long supplied them
selves with the agricultural stsples ia this
market, and dealers from Atlanta, Macon.
and other cite, in Georgia are row following
in their wake and bringing their orders here.
where they can be promptly filed, and sent
.kr.u0h # e..
seasons.
FIOur-hss continued dull since our last
semi-weekly review, and very few sales have
been made except on orders. The market j.
we'll supplied with al grades and the range
81 prices Of low grades has receied - per
Dbl from our last Quotations. The sSl@' 90
reported were:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
NOTICE.

N"
United States OF smcrics, southern District Of
Illinois, -
Whereas, on the 3ist day Of January, A. d.
1873 James r. Della ncy Ell a libel IN the District
Court Of the United States for the Southern Dis
trict Of Illinois, against the steamboat "bengal
Tiger her boat, tackle, appsEel and furniture.
praying that the same may be condemned
10 accordance with the prayer Of ss'd hbe
And whereas, by yirtnDe OF process IN due form Of
lag, 10 gne directed, reluTnaple on the first Mon
day IN october, have sered upon and taken the
saia steamboat - Bengal Tigar' her boats, tackle
apparel and furniture, ana have tGe same IN my
custody.
Notce is hereby fiven, that a District Court ~
the United States will be held At the United states
Court Room, 10 the city ~ Cairo, on the first Mon
day in october for the trial OF the sad prem sss,
ard the owner or owners. and persons ~ho have
or cla m any interest therein, are hereby cited 20
ne and appear at the time and place aforesald, TO
show cause. ii any they have. VII, decree should
not bc r, ndersd in sceordsnee With tho prayer OF
said libel. JOB .'.N
u. 8. Marshall.
NJ ch. 18th, 1870. n..-..,.t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

E--.u ga T4csa Aus4-rhr --1r s-Crnaa@ 81.
v. nias-2- taspa-s1 81 a. ifnaraais Ias-a--
---is us.-i.a ..rs'sa .risac ~ inv Ne -a1...
uut "l--. --l- l-,~. = .-l.,''i sn-s.Ip-- IL
.---., & 2 ~ t.-,C-l-l rs Irs o. gr To-
81 sr-L p.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
4 D-sA fsr th< hilisss-
maHnijAc: =. :: !:

ter-i - -aEEy, - q. fa!..s.ss.e- Ggs,srs-
al r.y..sfssas q tie s-xuil system; STA 80
lsfess sr-,cvsfie- 70 pEoiuc.n. saa prevail. q
ss'rriuE. toE % pFe.sfve the compiler -. &c.
Ta's = n !nfefss:.as sork % 100 Ll,uir~i
40 israiy-foIs page, Slih E-me.0l' slEr-.
snEs, fr1 contains vAiuahls information llr 'loss
sha l1- mtrrsfo o. eontsmPiI,@ man sss. rt-I 10
i o took that auzr' % q k@P' ga4si ,o-k sn4
key. sld not IA ! ..4I@is.iy. sH..ai che .oL.-.
seat 70 sny ore lig~s % rosiaEeI of !ity r.ri-
Address DF Bu.t-' r.,isE.-Ey Ne O. S'T.a
Eigh.A street - louis. DO.
sS-AuIl T. 70 IHE AFFLICTED AND w.
FORTUNATE. ia Before applying % to no.
ioFiou- Ss.sIs rho advertise % public papers, -
u..ag any ssssI reassi.', peru" ~ H-Ws' SosA'
no matter shai ,ous disease ., 90 ho~ c~pi"fio'"
yogg condition.
Dr. Bate can BE- consulted, Tsf'olsIy or ~
,nsl. IN the d,sesse. mentioned IN his works.
Cfh,e, 40 " North Eighth stssi, beiN'"n MAI
het and Chesnut, ~. Louis No -"Hi'iHN
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
MASTERS SALE.


state Of Illinois, Alexander County, -. AleGsn.
der County Circuit Court.
Ia TIE matter Of Samuel stats Taylor and Edwin
Parsons Trustees % the Cairo cry Properly ".
Charles Schoennsyer and Andrew Popp. ON bah
20 enforce vendors Lien.
Pubic notice j. hereby given, that IN pursuance
% decrcisl order entered % The above entities
cause. % said court. ou the Jlth day Hf s"pien.
Ter, 4 -. l,.J Of the September term thereof
4. -. leo, /. John Y. hArman. Master Ia Chauccfy
81 said county, Wll, on the Ninth day Of April A.
j.. 1870, % o c.Ocs IN the afternoon ~ sad day,
aeil a. pIbllc AUCTION 10 the highest bidder, iog
cash, sf ihe south-wesi door oi the court house
iu iLc City a. Caro-, 10 said county the f0lloSluz
described real estate, situate ma tie Ihifd Add
ton a. The city 81 Caro- ~ the county % Ale1an.
der snd state ~ llllass, tO-wlt Lots numbered
Three on. Four 90 aud Five (sl, IN Black number
ed slx 90 "a, known and designAicd on the record
ed mp OF plat thereof together With All and sin'
gular tlie tensJnenis 'nd hereditsmcnis ihereunto
belonging
John Y. HARTMAN,
Master IN Chspcefy.
Cairo, Illinois. March 10th, 4. u. is7v.
marledsd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
New Discovery-hiixir j. q. Bernard
Toni Sth enrique. anu.byspepsie.

The several observations made by the best
phy sicaHs of The fseulse de Par, have proved
that the siekn-ss.s AT sing from linpoyarIsha.nt
Of the blood OF nervous exhaustion, yiE Am.na,
ChloToss, sympatlisme, PhIhlslc, Diabetes.
Albumineria, scorbut, etc, etc, ale radically
cured With Elixir J. 4. Bernard
General DepGt--A. Devnsri, 81 Cedar st., "a
fooF.
Fog sale by oil respectable dr1gHbts
nsrideOdIy
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
Look 10 hour Chiidrs"-fhe Great
SOOTHING Remedy.

Look 10 lour GhiIdren-The Great
Soothing Remedy.
,,,. Cure. Cole aud 1rP,ny pptcg
NJ, ,s,hhs;;,p,. IA the bowels aud facill. -
"hLteVSnn7 tates ths pfoc.ss OF t,E|,S
'"''' ie.thlng.
,,,. subiuss CULyLitlo1- 4 npt.E
,.A..ss,,,,tt..u aud O,rrcOmss al dls- -.
WI e.ses incident 10 ia = Fs'rs
Hlh''' linis anu childres.
IN Cure. pa fh.n, ~ sen. pIi,,E
Hnlituaik's 80 -, -, .I''i'i,.., ~ III 10
sYktF, r''''~I y - ~ 'Hi-
Itis me Grsst Infant sad DAiidr'us soothing
RENE y N all disorders brought on BY r,Ih.ng,
OF any other cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE co.,
~. Louis, No.
sold 10y druggists sni dssl'rs "a medicine
everywhere. -e.7 lSa.s .
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22


NATIONAL BANKS.
NITY NATIONAL BANK.
Cairo. Illinois.
CAPlIAL SiVVs"oV
Directors.
.. sTAArsrAYLoR, w.P. HALLIDAY
GEO d. WILLIAMSON, STEPHEN BIRD.
rI .a A. b. Stafford.
Exchange, Coin, and United States BONDS
Bought aud Sold.
DEPOSITS Received, and a General Banking
Business Conducted.
TIME FIRST NATIONAL BANK
DANIEL AURD, ROBT; w. MlLLAh
c.Sa.fmaiUsIsEs, Cashier sS'''"''
Collections Promptly Attended to.
Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes and Uni'sd
states Securities,
Bought aaca Sold.
fsbldf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

Material TO maze dollar bottle - the best Hair
A~s,oraiive ever used for restoring gray hair 10
IT, onsiaAl color. send 4SoeHts fos pNel0ss
~ roC NANr
Nee White Teeth, Healthy Gums. snd . s~es'
sres'u s-ni Sos CIR TURKISH DESrRIficE.
pre-. - tsz;s.
..r gsr -sSf
4 SIRE c-;r tof Hs,ia,hs. ca,asra, Ietsn-.,. CO
Ssssnz IL tls sa-r.. ..ha 60 ouf -fEENt =.
LuEf. Pg1ls :. ctzts.
~ E-h-: q. t-e thcve .s1i pos.-rals s-. -
c-lsf % t-Hc..
-. Lc. Ne. fe.-l.srH
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

Bran-One ;koCfa-3 asks ic't s--=
store at SO % p. to- sacks i.c,1>-i-
C0rn-hss b.~. ,sssiy VIA rco.5 81
nAnd Ger dry sound 90. O=s s-z5-s,t sfs
so.. white, so.i 81 -, 10 ga. zaI.5 a. .gc
. cars white lllinoss 90 ;-,cs a. - 1906
sack. white Niss5a-i delivered a. -
car ditto OF orders. delivered =; 90.
Oats-hare o<ea e1ie. I'D z-.A.- 20.
Yive cars prime mixed ~ de.4Tor~,i a, iD-
FOR small lo:s fron store hixhs- -a,-- 49,
obtained.
Hay-kGs been in good demand Ard sr-n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
rHERiFF"s SALE.

-
Ry vrtue q an Execution 10 me directed ~
tue clerk % the Circuit Court % Alexander Soun.
Is. IN the state Of Illinois, IN favor Of william u.
Eseshnuth snd Edmond II freshnuth. arm Of
Fr~-hwuih Bro, and against John u. Taggar,
have LEVIED upon the following described property
io-Nt lot numbered twenty-five l29l "a Block
Numbered f1riy.seyen 40 IN the First Addition 10
the ety Of Cairo. county ui Alexander and state OF
!llao.s. together with = IN. Improvements or
.a.a lot, the proper, 81 ;he ssid JohnP Tsggari.
shich shall ofef AZ public sale, At the south.
Se.tery door Of the court house IN Cairo, Illinois,
or the ith day q April, A. ID. $50, between the
houts OF nine o'clock. A. NJ. AID sunset " said
day. for essh. 20 SATISFY said execution.
Dated 81 Cairo, Ill, March luth, 1870.
LOUIS n. MYERS,
shcfir Of Alexander County, Illinois.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
LEADING MACHINES AND wEEKLIKs

- turfi.1ers' ics~stsiIh rstss-sth-- Of tfs r..
.zEss % PeFe4.ral. a. :, y pr ahnum. ,iG HSp.
80 Ntnl-Gs, u ~. weekly, Harrers fa-.
ALarfr- Met El4ys Ih- GALAXY, Futrsm's Magazine,
ApPse;oa = oirlAi. Lip.p neott'. Magazine, blsck-
E1li's. FrAa<. Leslie. Illustrated Monthly, Frank
Lssis's lhus-ursi N~ssparer. Old and New, The
fs4uEIng . ou Per % css o. :. - va Godsy's
tsl1ies' Book. Nlla1.e Ie'rursst- Monthly. The
f-hrcn0'oE~a' icrrna'. The f0iioWlnss2 81 PERIOD.
calls % . 90. ~ Inc kiyeTsd-, Packard monthly,
The Ladies Friend. The i1iogiugs = 90 Periodicals
;; 20 ur ~ he Eclectic Magazine, Every Saturday.
The Nation TIE following published o. s.oO atsi o.
~ Tie Young Folks, ]. :. Arthurs Home Meg.
lle. P-tersans Magazine. AdiIsss,
= w. Prutrg snd Publishing Assocai.eh.
Car Fox 80. G neinnat', Ohio
nsrsfin
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

~ ESsIT FoR IVCSS EES. ar -. sr-
"a sEru-s. Asses At ssei.... -s-s-srs ;-
i-'s-- ,1.l Ef-ig N8-,oc't. stlr. e--zrs --1-s-
a-a-, e. Wa r-4-E. va sz-s s,ss1. ss -..-s
--z- : s-sa.tE slcs- s1fsnrssA --.>.< rt1-s-
.5L-s-,, r. sEr- ~ z1r--ErrX. .,sa-t
.s.s'.s-a-r - ls.- 81 q. - - -tRlr
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22
BascheIor's Hair Dye.


Vi nearly one hundred recei pts for making braad,
al kinds OF Vine, GIN. Ale, Beer. Cordials, su.
pcrioi Cider, and much other useful information
Tor those dealing in or manufacturing any % the
above. either for the trade or home use.
sent by mail, fee Of postage, tor 50 cents. Al.
dress, 4. E. NORMANDY, COT Market street,
50. Louis, No .e2-i vdav
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

MEMPHIS d CINCINNATI
PACKET COMPANY
HENRY JONES, Prss'L SAM J. HALE, sse'y-
~S Composed Of the following fTst elsss
f<~1sssfs,s3s5 steamers
RObT III NAA............... Frank slime 80
MIN 3 EUl ............ Is. Miller A"
SILVER MOON "........ ben NJ. Merrielas "
sam J. mAl.E.."......s.W. 7. walker
One Of the sboy" splendid steamers leave Cairo fof
Memphis every Tuesday and saturday, and for Gin
sinnsti every Friday and saturday,
CHAs. 7. HINDE, Agent, Cairo, IN.
Oaiee On Wharf-bsaI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

Eggs-are plenty, and with milder
weather, prices are no; 80 arm. Twenty
pkgs sold At 20 and lsc.
Poultry. in light supply, with good
demand, Five coops chickens sold at s. so
10 90 por doz.
Frutt-Apples are dull Oranges and
10 6 " per bos.
PotatOes--are very dull aud the mar.
ket is entirely nominal at quotations.
Freighis-With a continued Abundance
~ tonnage, rates are easier. hs will Ia seen
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

Corn Meai-is dull, and TO ,Glss re-.
ported. Prices are nominal
Pr0visiOns-are quiet and unchanged.
Butter. scarce for the better grades.
with q considerable inquiry Sales Ser.. ;
arkins ball, packed AZ SOC, ani-3 tubs choice
at 33c. Strictly choice yellow would now
command % to 35c.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

Connecting Ais,. Iysus With
Northern Line Packet Company,
Ksekak Packet GsMpswy,
Omaha Packet Company.
end yssisus Railroad Lime
Al MeEphis with
Msmphis and white River Packet Co..
Arkansas River Packet Company,
Memphis and Chsriss'en u. IL,
AMI ais.,.sipp' q Ts~"s.sss R.b
A. vick.burE with
Sasoo River Pockets, and
yiek.burg and Meridian R-iiroaa
Giv.nE through us lSd.nE ssd ueksts to al 'si''ti'
CliAs T niSpi, Genera, Alsst.
gu. - sls-oN T.sss, ,na Passenger Agent
NASHVILLE AND CAIRO
PACKET COMPANx
- Consisting o, the follow ng
's.-41ss2 N splendid passenger steamsrs'
TALfsMAA.
STRONG. Mister Cisfs
Leaves livery Monday At = q. N.
TYRONE,
HARMON Master - ,-.............c sfk
Leaves ESery Tnursdsy ~ y. n.
JOHN LUMsDEs.
DAVIs.-...-. ..... Master - .......-. cisrs
Leave. Ev-ry Saturday a. SP.M
Through Bills Lading Given Via. Nash.
Vile aud Cairo Packets aud
'1ireen Line"
To Nashville. Chattanooga, Tenn.i Atias.
IN, Columbus, Rome, Macon, ~. Gaines.
West Point, Georgetown, Mtilsdgviiis,
Cal Enfsuls, Ala, Montgomery. Ala.
thsrieston. n. a. selma. Ala. Savannah,
Gaa Wilmington, n. a., toiumbis, n. a., by
CHAS. 4. HINDE,
Agent at Cairo.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-22

EVANSVILLE AND CAIRO
PACKET COMPANY
Consisting OF the following
Splendid Passenger Steamers,
ARMADA,
pUsoUcHEr....,..Msstsr FOWLER. ......... .Csrs
Leaves Care Sunday and Thursday stsp
QUICKsTEP,
DAxrEk........"...DfasterI GRAMMEN..... .clsrs
Leaves Cairo Tuesday and Pridayst IN
CUMBERLAND
WIN. A. LoWTB... Master WRIGHT ............ srs
Leaves Cairo Wednesday and sat@r lay ate pm.
AAkipg all intermediate landings. and paying rsr
6cuie attention 70 Packet F-eghts.
eHAS, =. HIkDk Hbtt
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-05-13
A Boy Hung at Windsor.

From the Detroit Free Press.
& A distressing accident occurred
at Windsor, yesterday morning,
which resulted in the death of . con
of Alonzo G. Shelley, an old rest
dent of the place. Itsesms that the
boy, who was about fifteen years of
age. desired to obtain ad1ittance to
a barn, situated in. the rear of his
fathers dwelling. Finding the same
locked he sought some other means
of entry. Having procured barrel
and placed it beneath small win.
dow, about a foot square, and stu
ated some six or seven feet from the
ground, he endeavored, by standing
upon the barrel and crowding his
head and arms through the window,
to unfasten a smaller door, which
was locked on the inside by means
of hook. While thus engaged it
seems that the barrel rolled from
beneath the unfortunate victim, and
he was left suspended, with his head
through the opening, and his feet
almost touching the ground, yet ut
terly unable to extricate himself. In
this situation he was slowly strang-
led to death.
Neighbors living close at hand,
heard the cries of the struggling lad
for assistance, but supposed them to
be made merely in sport, conse-
quently did not regard them. When
the body was found, life had ap-
parently been extinct for some time.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-05-13

IN LOVE- was in love once
with fat girl. She was very f1eshy.
She was enormous. But the course
Of true love came to grief. I was
sitting with her in the dim twilight
one evening. I was sentimental !;
said many soft things; I embraced
part of her. She seemed distant.
She frequently turned her lovely
head from me. At last thought I
heard the murmur of voices on the
other side. 1 arose and walked
around, and, there 1 found another
fellow counting her on the left flank.
l was indignant, and upbraided her
for her treachery in thus, concealing
from me another love. She laughed
at my conceit, as if she were not big
enough to have two lovers at once.
Don Piatt.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-05-13

~GeneraI Grants admenistra-
ton gains favor with the people.
from the simple fact that he makes
but few promises, while he fulflls
thoes that he does make ''to the let
ter.' In his inaugural address he
gave the people to understand that
he was in favior Of the faithful col
lection of the public monies at the
smallest possible cost to the people
which he is doing. For instance,
the amount of internal revenue col
lected under the administ: alton of
President Grant during th nine
months of the fiscal year from July
l to March 81, just passed, was one
hundred and ninety four millions
twenty and one-half millions more
than for the previous year. The
rate Of taxation is IN no respect in
creased. The result can come only
from a more economical ane
through administration of the laws
which Gen. Grant is securing
through his untiring vigilance, ant
his effotts to procure honest ant
capable officials to handle the puolll
monies and manage the fnancla
affairs of the Government.