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Billing, SEvEx PRovEsBs.-

Billing, SEVEN PRovEKBs-1.
That oninns are good for bad breath.
. That CLAIMS are,2 good opening for
any Young man,
3 That ships are teIlpd 'she" because
Ihey alters keep man on the look
out,
1 That turning water INTO wine is a
miracle IN these days worth at least three
hundred per cent
: That boys amt apt'to turnxsat vel
who don't get u? TIL ten o'clock n the
morning.
{. That it, man il gong to make a
business Of serving the Lord he Likes tn
see htm 10 it when he measures onions
as well as when he hoIlcrs glory haiIelu-
yer,
:. That wisdom ain't ncth.ns more
tlAa e1ikatcd Aunn;n.
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BALL--Capt. TREYNoK, Eseaasly ss-
turned from Dixie, viii hss'Asssesa hg AAs
friends with q grand ball 81 the RmEmasaf On
Friday evening Of this@wtsk. a gemA asaama:
tinf 10 anticipated. -. &
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'nf'rn'at!cn that The entire reb,l force
which can he concentrated in Shermans
! .r,nt Is S3.oib men, consisting "t the
W N'tm1n-'on @1r.~"n Of 400, Ilardee's
force. >wr!lei by vtriurrs dvtschBents
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I otherwise injured fell into cur hands
! Ahoas G09U bales of; cotton was burned
! by the rebels before they left. but it j,
believed large quantities of it and tobae
/ co vas cuncealea in hunses Just bstor,
the national trooE,s entered the city.
/ The rebel rear guard we're busy plum,
& ring Etrm houses
, \ few, but very poor inhabitants, re,
! manned IN the cry AFTER is ahtn I9nmenr
h. wealthy leaving il before or with lh,
rebel army.
! The "e~ blockade runner, steamship
Deer. with r'rso .4f h4p w,> cap
'nrvd ~ The h'r''s'r 81 'tts 1-ht al IA,
I>'h wI' * rHnn ~, up trw'rd1 the ,1'y
Her fir h~1n. "",try ignsT ~ Of tie
rian-e IN fl in 'h'1e.
Ii Is sal the @arro~ssa. from the f,rt,
and The crews at the reheI sunh"rts in
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r Knoxville, which is 81 miles from Brls>
tol. This expedition is 'upposed To be
another raid on the Virginia and TeuDes-
see railroad.
Another expedition is reported from
Washington. The destination is Supp.fs
ed to be the Rocky Mnunt Stattob CA The
Wilmington road, in Edg:eotnb county.
A movement Of the enemy was report
ed in heavy force upon Kingston, y Z.
1t is supposed in "thcial querters thn'
Fosters teree has beea moved to New-
bern.
(Signed) GRANT
Washington, Feb 2)-Semi>ofEyiAI
news trnm Chehauqua, the present sea, oi
.lhe National government Of Mexico re
ceived here say that Juarrz is s',lt there
land had no disposition 10 leave the ci,y.
=. lie was busiIy> engaged reorganz NJ the
army to open new caPaigm, ~aich Pr"'iI-
l>ed to be luvre success u th4u the for
mer one.
New York. Peb. 20.-The wor'd says
that it is reported that private tclr-rIars
have been received from Washington.
saying that Lee has sent $1,000 nlen to
! reinforce Beauregard, to enable him 10
! check the advance of Sherman
ltis also stated the Sheridan is Ivan
.: cling his t'rees-GorJonsvilie and Lynch
! burg being the objective points.
The full Of Fort Fisher is working a
revolution in the minds Of the reopIe OF
this State, which if there is auy bearing
in half threats emanant trom the State
capitol must result in the :eparltjou ct
, North Carolina from the Cuntrdcracv.
as soon as Raleigh is -arrr>onci ly ni"n
forces, which Necessary protection x re-
! qured by the conservative party. a us
j"rity OF whom says 4 rebel prpvr favor
L return to the Uulon even with emlnvi-
p.rion.
The enemy are removing their SUP
! Ples from Wilmington. with the view, it
/ is thought, of evscuatiug thc cry
T 1t is estimated that ever one hundred
and SIXTY million dollars worth Of cotton
is stored from Wi.In:ur'on along the
. lines Of Railroads reaching into South
carolina and the southern ?.rt Of thu
State which the rebels vii burn a>
>Uuu a, the Fedora. forces apl roach
Sherman, wovemHut< are regarded
with much 4tt'm ty tie rvLri paAer$ oI
this State. all 1t which r-,d.Ct that l."
VII attempt f" 41,'}d GoitsOm". Raleigh
conservaiN" papers are rayInE a high
'ntnt" 10 the military gvnru, '4 Shcrm-
an. whose AZ prach they wv.rumc with
open manifestations oi joy.
81 Louis. Eeb 2J--ruI livir.>ron
commanding on tn" plains, reports Two
h-htS near Nl' Sfr,ny. tr. III the 4lh
I" the 9Th, te'wecn 2'tln Indians and
-07 cavalry. The Indians w"r" driven
on wIth loss OF ~ killed. Our loss -
Killed ahd - "uuu7!eJ.. Ile tHdlu,.
"eht north drl'ln@ two hers OF cay
'"7ed Cattle w.iE thcm,
w,.h;u.,, rl >, r.,
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- ~ ~" ,"' WV Ns' =! pacing In'
ST. .h IN ''"Se :" '"e ""'A>'
An,aJ;m- VIZ va" y '"' W q, a"'"sAet' ! senator
"''"'''' "Nu Sfu"'' tue Nt"d h"' allow
tnt, s U's n".,sa.J ,s"St,s 10 get under n'e' the
daun h., s,,nsd,
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH,

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[sfEetkL g!sF'TtH 70 TER E0NrAkHL
ChteAg', Fec -oih --S0I-e additional
particulars IN regard 10 the evacuation Of
th.rl..,.n. hive been received.
-. H., -.h.l, oo,.,,,,.no..a
~F 49, 49,,
e'acah5t2 On Saturday m3FtllhS' TUG i0'n'
Immediately after receiving Intelligence
u, the fall ef Columbia Beaurr&arri
49,. a.. ,,,. sv, p,,.i6aB the Richmond
,.h.,l.-,,, o..,,ll -, J..
"'1'''.'
: k..i IL ; "a !i'''h VA l''F'D'''e'I u '.''"s?
t's.ur s4'. ~ he "'I|t 'has be rS'ta'td
fr.-, :uc ze.s VI the vufy derate toFrcs
,a3 .,,s,s he fru 5a>k to the \v,>h
9. uYl...,Li, ;.,.,..I..,...
>,'s' 4'''' '',- ~ ''.
the CITY ann S'Ff'S'a Al as 'e'>0re,
When te.,y;ug be cIty The rebels I'd
the railroad dept. The 6re >pr, al yrs.i.
M. In, v.,b,I,t J on,, .nv sut,~,. s,r.
IN! '' h1'e L" IL Il '''''' u 'H''N'e' 10 '''s
Na@Ans1e, y sh're large amount OF Po"-
der 49, stored An explosion then tooA
,,,,,. which :, r,nr,>epted - brin, ter.
RI. - A.-h 9
49, 4',T
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AMI "-~e"'s "' I"T"'"E '"heFs SCAT
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=,
t',' - - VI wv" '' i : - 'N " "''
Is ne ''F '"e i"~t the "h"'s v''S
wound be ,te>'r'A"'
S1r<t'y alter ,hr fl st Srrat cxrh->j"n.
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D, u. PORTER
Rear Admiral.

Washington, Feb, % The Navy De
partment has received information that
L. VIM. B. Gushing constructed mock
monitor, SO closely resembling Que OF
these vessels that no difference could he
detected at distance ot one hundred
yards.
On Saturday night the 18Th. at
about teO O'clock the vessel was taken
up within about 400 yards Of the fort.
and sent adritt; and IL there was I strong
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Wilmington, Eb. 1s.-The enemy
Shelled Fort Ande' son furiousIy yesterday
afternoon. nearly all night and this morn,
ing, The canne nading was still going on
one O'Clock this afternoon.
A dispatch, which has been received
here, say, that torce Of the enemy, 4, 900
strong, hale cavalry, were advancing from
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New Nork, Feb. 27-The Memphis
witch lelt Charleston bar 2lst, reports
he a4tienal & < frats over the city and
all torti6c ',ions in the harbor Gen. Gil
nore'S headquarters were established in
D. ely frs, which rumlin 10 goJj eou-
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
TINTED STATES NAVY.
NAVAL STATION, MOUND CITY, ILL

NANA SIAIIUN, HUU.ND NAI II1I1'
By order of the Navy Department the enlistment OF
apprentice boys is resumed and until further notice
bows will be enlisted Apprentices IN the Navy, 10
until twenty years OF age uniess sooner us
charged IL the following conditions, VIZ: 49,
l. No boy Will be enlisted without the consent oil ms
pareut or GUARDIAN which Shall appear by the
signature of such parent qua, dian to the shipping ar
tcles, and by acknowledgment OF consent MADE In
duplicate in the presence o. ana eef'ea ny JUSTICE
of the peace other magistrate
3 No boy will be enlisted who is less than thirteen or
more than eighteen years Of age, or VINO, after careful
examination by the surgeon to whom SUCH duty snail De
assigned is found have private defect or disease
or MANIFEST tendency to disease which would impair $
future efficiency "A seaman, who cannot read ialrly
,, ,rrit Ie,ib or who has convicted of in
famous crime moral delinquency, or VINO Is without
certificates of good moral character -
4. The pay Of boys, until iar'ief resulaeo' VIII W
Ann icaton to be made in person to the commanding
S.at;an ,innrI City Ills .auglOd&wtf
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Ice Cream Saloon.
w f. WARD & CO.,

ID Il It Il CT " Il s.
Office in adjoining Squire Shannessys. P. O. Box
20, Cairo, Ill
Collections and Police Business generally promptly at
tended to. aug1G-du
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Also:

One fine Mare, WACO and Harness.
Apply to A. j. HARRISON,
jy7 diff Cor. Seventh St. and Washington Ave-
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= NJ. LOW, REAL ESTATE

lie Agent, Carbonate, H., will attend to
buying selling real estate paying taxes nlrni sbipr
abstracts OF title the collection Of debts etc Terms
moderate. Refers to Maj Gen john A. Logan, Gov r.
j. Oglesby, Gen. | NJ Haynie. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Clements, Atty at Law, Frank j. Chapman Campbell
Il Mchert Caro-Munn Mum, Attys at Law Hon
IL. W. Webb. John w. Troyer, Prest first National
Bank Marion-Jesse Bishop, Esq Murphysboro-F
G. Berer, NJ. ID. De Soto. b. Chamberlain ESD
Du Quoin-Dr. Burgess. J. w. Sanders. Makanda-
Capt. =: Evans. New York City--John Lowe.
aug2Ted3m*
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
\ that default having been made for more
than SIXTY daysn the parent Of ...no,nt
secured to be paid by certain mortgage executed bv
Joseph Swlns 70 Ihonas S. Taylor and Charles Davis
trustees OF the Cairo City Property, dated September g.
$780, recorded in the ONCE Of the Register Deeds in the
city OF Cairo in Alexander county and State Illinois, in
Iook - page A9, &C., and re-recortied in same oick in
Book &C. &C., the due and payable be,
ing s262 90 principal and interest thereon from August
4lS3 less $50 paid January SCI and $50 paid arch
3 1903 6e the undersigned, being the duly appointed
successors OF the Trustees, to whom said mortgage was
made by virtue Of the terms and provisions of the same
will on Saturday the 9th day of September next A. d.
od at u O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day. under and
by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage
Sell at public auction to the highest bidder cash at
the ohce OF said Trustees at the WASHINGTON
Avenue and 18th street, in said city of Cairo
der county, and State of Illinois, numbered 20 (twen
tyl II Block numbered A fortyfour) in said city of
Cairo according to recorded plat thereof with the ap
purenances to satisfy the purposes and condition of
said mortgage. TO
Dated Cairo, ILL.,, August a. 1868.
5. STATS TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONS,
Agt-Wtd Tr stees of the Cairo City Property.
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the proprietor would respectfully invite those partial
to AGREEABLE BEVERAGES and GOOD CIGARS te
give nm IA call. aug9- diff
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Great Popular Loan Of the People.

Lesshan $3.50 900 600 Of the Loan authorized by Con-
gress on the market. This amount at the rate
at which is being absorbed, will all be subscribed for
within sixty days, when the notes will undoubtedly
mand a premium, as has uniformly been the case on
closing the subscription to other loans
In order that citizens of every town and section of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan
the National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their
agents, in whom they have confidence and who only
be responsible for the delivery of the for which
they receive orders JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
May 15 1865. PHILADELPHIA.
ES~ subscriptions win be received by the FIRST Ma
TIoSAL BANK and CITY NATIONAL BANK of Cairo, Ill.
July 10, '65.-d&w. .
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned adj
mnisrator OF Alexander Rose deceased WILL on Tues
hours OF ten O'Clock and four o'clock D H. of said
day, sell at public SALE on the premises occupied by
the city Of Cairo county of exander and
of Illinois all the personal property goods chattes
belonging to the estate of the said deceased consisting
WATCH diamond pin, clothing &C., upon credit of
six months, giving and approved secur
ty for all sums OF five dollars and upwards cash in hand
for ali sums under tive dollars. No property to be re-
moved until the terms of the sale are complied with
WILLIAM r. SCOTT
Dated August II, 1866 wtd
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COLUMBUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

w II. DUPREE,
WHOLESALE AND BErA1L
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Hard
ware. and Queensware, .
RONT STREET.
Four doors west'of croghan Street GOLUMBUS, KY
He is constantly supplied with large and well selected
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. a
| PRODUCE, SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE,
r ToBAc sit cia AzIss1 s sea d5s, e &C.
In fact articles of every kind required for family
onsum D tion. .10-tfl
| THOMAS SPROAT,
WHOLESALE AND RET IL DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
TOBACCO AND BAR STORES,
AGENT for Sands Cream & Stock Ale
AND DUBUQUE LAGER BEER.
gW Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Ice. -@n
New York & BALT1MoRE OYSTERS
by the Case or Can, received daily BY Express
Office two doors 6eloa0 lPelock's Bookstore,
4tfl COLUMBUS. KY
r M. HENDERSON, (Aer.)
FRONT STREET, NEAR DEror,
COLUMBUS, - KY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in Groceries, Wines, Liquors
AND CIGARS.
TIT.
THE BON TON SALOON.
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TIN ROOFING.
GATHERING, .Spoutins, &C.,
| DONE AT REASONABLE RATES
Thankful for previous patronage he solcits the
nnance of the same for which he shall be truly crate
| J. B. REED M. MANN.
|C,AIRO IRON WORKS,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
Ohio Levee. Cairo, III.
REED g M AN N,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Blacksnniths
And General Machinists,
E.--sl MANUFACTURERS OF
Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines and Boilers.
PROPELLER WHEELS
SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY.
TOBACCO. LARD AND HEMP SCREWS.
IMPROVED SUGAR MILLS.
We prepared to furnish at manufacturers prices:
Page and Chtld's Circular savy-MilIs.
YOuMg's Pat. Smut Mills.
Gafdmer's Pat. Governor.
Downs Celebrated Suction and Force
Marsh's Pat. syphon Pumps.
Cast.Steel Muley and Circular Saws.
Oak Tanned Leather and Gum Betting.
Leather and Gum Hose.
Portable Grist Mills and Genuine Dutch
Anchor Brand Boiting Cloths.
Mill Machinery, Engines, &C. Mills and Engines furnished
complete and set in the country by competent
chnlsts II required.
We would call especial attention to our large stock of
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS.
BAR, SHEET, BOILER AND PLATING IRON,
GUM, HEMP AND
COTTON PACKING.
Steamboat work of all kinds will receive prompt atten-
tion and satisfaction guaranteed.
Constantly hand for sale at St. Louis prices:
LINERS Liners VIE WHEEL sr1RRups.
FLANGE AND CIRCLE BOLTS, &C.
BRASS AND METAL PACKING
IRON AND BRASS GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES
GAUGE, CYLINDER AND PUMP COCKS
STEAM GAUGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
STEAM WHISTLES.
BABBIT METAL.
Cast Iron Fronts for Building.
COLUMNS !try WINDOW CAPS, s1LLs AND DOOR
Furnished at short notice and at reasonable prices
On hand and for sale at reduced prices,
L Twenty Horse power Engine, and
complete.
plete.
1 Eighteen /"
, / F G@ss. Engine and Boiler, in , run
NOVELTY IRON STORE
AND
FORGE WORKS.
PENBEisTHY Il WOODWARD,
NO. 11s, OHIO LEVEE, CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
NOS. so 81 SOUTH LETEE, ST: LOUIS, MO.
Manufacturers of all descriptions Of
w r O y G n T IRON W Or K
FOR
STEAMBOATS,, WAR VESSELS, BRIDGES,
MILLS, DOCKS, &C..
Special attention paid to Steamboat Repairing. Gas
and Steam Pipe Fitting, &C.
In store and for sale large assortment of
BAR, BOILER, SHEET, Hoop,
angle, Oval, and Mail Rod IRON
american and English Cast
| Spring and Blister STEEL.
| German and Ploa0 Steel
| Sheet, Ber ard hnsat
9 O p p e r
| Bar and Sheet Brass,
| Block and Sheet Tin.
Bar and Sheet Lead,
| Sheet aud Block Zinc.
! jan3V65-d&wly
| IN0NC
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20 R S A L E ONE OF THE
Il most
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Sabbath School Conyantinn.

There will be n Convention Of Sabbath School
Officers, Teachers and friends, at Burton, OIL
Friday, October 9th. The exercises will open
at II 4. NJ, t'i!h an appropriate address
utter which the following subjects viii be dis
casscd, among others :hat may be suggested
lst. The best means by which the interests, eff
cheney and usefulness Of the Sunday Schools in
our County may be materially increased.
Cd. The importance Of securing the attendance
OF the children upon our Church service, ard o
adults n our Sunday Schools. il'
Reports from Superintcndents occompa MED
with suggestions oil praclic al character, will add
materially to The interest of the occasion. .-,
The Committee confidently expecy hearty and
cordial response to this call, from the friends OF
the cause. Let us take counsel toge ,her, and
mutually cid and encourage each other in this
truly great work, 20 ,.r....'. -
In behalf of The Central Committee. .. ....
JOHN NICHOLS, Recording Secretary
,.. Geauga County S. S. Union.
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A Visit to Mr.. Lincoln's Grave.

The correspondent of the Chicago Re.
publican, who has accompanied General
Grsnt in his trip through tho West, says:
1--WE went this morning (Septomber 13)
to Oak Ridge. and some day we hope to
givo detailed account of that wild burial
ground. 1t is about two miles from the
city, and consists of tract of land of about
lightweight acres, which is in future to be
considered as the Springfield burial ground
proper. The remains are still unburied,
and lie in the reception house, just as they
came from Washington, waiered by the
tears ofthe nation. A guard tent is pitched
opposite to this house of the dead, on ris.
ing knoll, surrounded by trees. Three sen-
trios guard tho sacred remains night and
day. and tho stone doors are kept open, 30
that the air may circulate freely through
the place. An iron gate protects the re-.
mains from close intrusion. although one
can see the two cofiins--those of the father,
and of the little son, who was carried here
from Washington with him, TO their Anal
resting place. . r... Nv 1'...a .r ,..
I"Genora! Grant and bis family visited tho
grave this morning. accompanied by many
of the guests of tho Illinois Central Com.
pauy," I.... ,.!- ...,.. -. ...tt .....-. ....
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Wirz Assailed by an Ohio Matron

Yesterday, as Wirz was on his way from
the Courtroom to the Old Capitol a re-.
specially dressed lady, between fifty and
SIXTY years old, who had beon waiting .or
'he opportunity, asked the guard If that
was the Andersonyile butcher. On rocoiv
ing an affirmative answer, she in a frenzv of
passion. encesvored to strike him with an
umbrella, saying, "You wretchl YOU butch.
or! you murdered my son at And ersop n yiller'
Failing to reach him, she seized, and i'm.
plored the guard to let her get at him. She
vas with some difficulty restrained, and the
prisoner conveyed to his quarters. 1t seems
,nas the Old lady was an Ohio woman, who
had come on here to get back pay for her
sons, all of whom had belonged TO tho armv
One was killed in battle, one murdered At
Andersonyille, another rendered hopelessIy
insane BY his sufferings in tho same slaupb.
tor pen. and ono only returned to her home
at the close OF the war.-Wash. Dispatch.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29
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