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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

HIS REMAINS SENT TO HIS CoNsTITU-
ENrs.-Senator RICH, a member Of the &C.
nate Of North Carolina, died last week in
Raleigh. His remains, attended by four
senators of the North State, aoere taken to
Vermont. The Sentinel states that when
the Senate voted the resolution directing
that four members should accompany the
remains Of the dead senator to the place Of
interment, they supposed that that place
was within the district represented by the
deceased; but they were carried to the
place of the nativity of the deceased, from
which he 80 recently came to the South
This is quite illustrative of the state Of
things here in the South-the governments
of the ten southern States being so much
under the control of strangers-mere ad-
venturers for plumber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

The PRESIDENTIAL SHACKLEs.-Congres6
is little slow in removing the shackles i'm
posed on the Presidential Office to restrain
Mr.. JOHNSON. Two bills are ponding-the
repeal of the tenure-of-ofice law and the
repeal Of the law requiring army head
quarters to DO OF Washington, and all the
orders of the President to pass through the
Office of the General-in- Chief. There is
hesitation in Congress-some little Of doubt
still. But it's of no use that body will
give in. If they were to leave General
GRANT, where would they 60?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

The New York Times makes good hit ct
the illiberal treatment Of the venerable
DUFF GREEN the other day in the Senate,
when Mr.. CONFESS bitterly denounced old
General GREEN as " notorious REBEL" and
therefore his schemes of finance were not
to be heard. The Times says: awe think
"that possibly it didn't deserve printing
"anywhere else than in the newspapers ;
tbut the fact that its author was rebel has
"nothing to do with our opinion. The cir
"oumstancc Of Senators CONFESS and
"THATER being loyal men doesn't add o
SWIFT to the value of their somnolent lucu-
"bratione on finance"
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.Drc,aL NOTICES.
NE NO Hu,rBue.
THE ENTIRE STOCK

RG ~
THE ENTIRE STOCK
FAIL AND w1NTER GOODS
y, he sold at and below cost for thirty DAYS only tat
y JULIUS SYCLE's,
AIS BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
am now closing ont my entire STOCK OF rAnn
aud WINTER GOODS regardless OF cost.
French Merinoes at so and aoc. worth Si.zo'
Atwood Plaid at As and Soc. worth TIC.
Empress Cloth at ss and SOC. worth DOC. ana sa'
Fine Plaid Poplin at aac. and 81 worth SLID sna
$l25;
Ha,mora, Skirts at 81 and $l.es worth slso and
$L75;
Bed Blankets at 10 per cent. less than coss'
Great bargains In White and Colorea fiai.h
Twenty-Five dozen Huckaoack Towels ~ 80
dozen really worth $40;
ru,1 line of Cloths and Cssslmeres for men anu
boys' wear;
Atwood Cashmere worth 81 at g. 50;
Atwood Cashmere worth Sl.so at $lb
All-wooi Cashmere worth 81 20 NJ 81;
All.yool Cashmere worth 81 at 89c.;
Cassinet and Kentucky Jeans from Is 10 soc.
large stock OF Bleached and Brown eneetihs
and shirtinp Prints &c, at very low prices. JUST
received from New York auctions large Vatie'y
IF Ladies, Merino Vests, Gentlemen's meriho
shirts and Drawers, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., Wnlcn
will he sold at great sacrifice. 200 yards spoon
Cotton at Sc. each, or soc. per dozen; FINS ana
Needles at SC. per paper. and great many oIher
goods to be closed out at and below cost at
JULIUS SYCLE's, 4l5 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth,
next door to Keiningham's book store.
Store closed on SATURDAY. re W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

RADICAL CAUcUs.-There Was kadicai
caucus in Washington yesterday morning.
Their action was not known here yesterday
but the telegram received last night may
throw some light upon 1t. The theme OF
their deliberation was the repeal OF the
tennre.of.ofice act. A telegram to the
Radical organ Of this city, noticing the eau
cus and the temper Of the Senate on tue
subject, says: w;,,
aThe prospect is that the discussion WIN i
loo, MOO, NJ tbe afternoon. The debate 10
v ,, exciting. and the senatorial party
enna,,v divided. A Radical SENATOR On
coming out of the Senate Champer, re,
roarked that the seven eenators VINO votea
g. ;,nneachment. and all who wanted Caol-
~, tics were In favor Of the repeal.
8. General Grant is freely quoted in favor
Of repeating the Law, which creates some
feeling. Quite number of senators have
said that they should not abide by the de.
cision of the caucus, and it now looks as if
the Democrats would hold the balance OF
power"
It takes no SOLOMON to divine the effect
Of such division Of his own party on
General GRANT. Furthermore, should he
be indebted to the Democrats for saving
him from the sbackles Of the Senate
saving, indeed, his Observation-Disclosures
party will come quite as near to his sym
pathies as those of his own party who show
they do not trust him by voting to disable
him. Things are not altogether pacific at
Washington. General GRANT already sees
the working of the "rings" against him.
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TIM F1rrEEsrH AxEvpxESr.-we pub.

THE FIFTEENTH AMEsDMEST.-We pub
lish this morning the proceedings Of the
Houseof Representatives upon the fifteenth
amendment on Saturday last. 1t will be
seen that our correspondent WALLACE was
mistaken in his description Of the amend
ment moved by Mr.. BINGHAM and incorpo-
rated with the amendment as it came from
the Senate. 1t does not prohibit the dig
franchisement Of any one on account OF
shaving participated in the rebellion"
That was feature of his amendment
offered some days since, which was defeat-
cd. His amendment on Saturday was only
the amendment agreed to by the Senate oy
a vote Of 40 TO l6, and concurred in the
amendment Of that body to the house
amendment, with the addition OF the woros
nativity, property, creed" 60. e.
that nobody should be prohibited from
voting or holding Office on account OF ma
tiYity, property, and creed, in addition to
"race, color, or previous condition Of serVi-
tude.n
Thus the amendment goes back to the
Seuate. It's adoption there is proosemaei-
cal. But that it viii get the requisite num-
her Of votes amongst the states, we 90 not
believe. The mere negro mania has reached
it's elimination, and ever after this day the
negro will become less and less considered
in the nation. The amendment as it STANDS
is negro, reqro--and nothing else. Not q
word in it relates to the aohite man, who is
afflicted, oppressed, and parslyzed' ana
whose wisdom and experience are aoso-
lutely necessary to the welfare Of the ma
ton, and to its rapid progress to the destiny
which wise Government will most as
surediy secure for tan amendment which
PROPOSES tcleave the white man where he is
disfranchised, disqualified, and oppressed
as he is-when everybody must see that
there can be no peace and no prosperity
until he is made at least as free as the ne
FRO. An amendment which thus ignores
tho white man and exalts the negro, COM
manding all men and all governments to
respect and protect his rights, cannot meet
the appreciation of the people of the States.
1t is wrong, an outrage, growing out of
vulgar malice and fanatical madness
which the people will not tolerate. They
know something of the capacities Of the
white man compared with those Of the ne
gro, and will not acquiesce in the driving
OF the white man out Of the government
and the placing of the welfare Of the south
ern States and the nation under the don1i-
nation of negro voters. The amendment
will not pass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

CocK-F1GHTINa is going on triumphantly.
A clubhouse was inaugurated near New
York on Friday last called Game-cock
Club, No. l." It is on the Jersey shore,
presenting o fine view of Staten Island,
Long Island, Jersey City, New York, sc.
Seven matches we're fought on the occasion
before large crowd of spectators. The
birds were fine and the fighting was despe-
ratelY game.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

CUBA.-One thousand chasseurs arrived
at Havana from Spain on the 18th instant
The Spanish forces in arms on the island
number 70, 900. The rebels are within the
jurisdiction of the Holquin. They draw
their supplies from the Haciendas. The
reports are conflicting and vague. The
Government troops being well reinforced
a battle of considerable magnitude may
soon be expected,
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DIED,
On Sunday evening, at quarter past7 o CLOCK

On Sunday evening, at quarter past O. clock,
JAMES ROGERS.
His acquaintances and the friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
the Methodist Episcopal church, Manchester, at =
O'Clock p. III. TO-DAY.
In this city, on Saturday, February Goth, at half
daughter of the late DR.. Stephen A. Hop kns, IN
the sixtieth year OF her age.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence, Nicholson
street. THIS Tuesday, EVENING at 3 O'Clock.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
SUMNER SCHOOL.

LECTURERS.
j. 8. WELLFORD, NJ. D.. Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
NJ. l.. JAMES NJ. D., Practice of Medicine
L. 8. j. PEBBLES, NJ. D., Diseases Of Women
and Children.
j. K. PAGE, NJ. D., Surgery.
". H.. TAYLOR, n: p, Chemistry.
+. 3. WATKINS, NJ. D., Obstetrics.
j. G. SHELTON, M. D., Physiology.
GEORGE ROSS, III. D., Anatomy.
The NENT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
THURSDAY, April l, and continue four months.
The course win consist of daily lectures and
examinations, with appropriate clinical instruc-
ton.
AS we'll as the diseases observed In the regular
course, opportunity Is afforded in this to study
practically the summer diseases
Facilities will be afforded for dissecting. Text
Books !: those used In the winter.
For graduation, the Faculty recognize attend
ance on these lectures equivalent to years. study
in preCeptor's office, and In the winter course
allow q credit of half their cost.
FEES: Matrtculstion, IS; Lectures, 800.
For circular or any further information, apply
to NJ. l.. JAMES, NJ. D.
Dean OF Summer School,
fe Sd, sw&w1aw4w 208 east Grace street.
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CHARITY.
DICHMOND LYING-IN CHARITY FOR
THE RELIEF OF INDECENT WOMEN
AT THEIR OWN HOMES.

DIR. r. 3. WATKINS Fifth and Grace streets {;
DIR. r. s. j. PEBBLES, 200 Franklin street;
DIR. !. r. PAGE, 400 Franklin street.
have organized this institution, and will furnish
medical attendance at her own home to any woman
who may bring written certificate, endorsing her
as proper object OF this charity, from any physi-
clan. minister, member Of any benevolent asso-
citation, or member of the city government.
Special attention viii be given to all FEMALE
DISEASES.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
DR.. r. Fl. Deene, DR.. John A. Cunningham, DR..
A. Snead Professor e. T. Coleman, and Profess
sor o. =. Manson. de 2o17m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

GREELEY grieves that the bill for the per-
emptory reduction Of the army was 30
amended as to defeat its purpose. The
military are below par with the philanthro-
pists. They sung different song with
their "On to Rich mond !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

Port Huron, at the junction Of lakes Su
perior, Michigan, and Huron, is proclaim
ing her advantages as the coming metropo
lis of that part of the world. She disdain'
Chicago, and promises soon to eclipse her
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

VoLUMISoUs REPoRTs-PLAYED OUT
We are glad to learn that 8 reform is likely
to be made by General GRANT in relation 10
the length of public documents. de Is
reported to have said: " It is positive that
4" the whole Cabinet will be composed OF
g practical men, and that they won't write
long reports" The messages OF the early
Presidents were brief, so were the reports
Of the heads Of Departments. They were
IS concise as possible, and all related to
business. The Presidents was, indeed,
partly devoted to political theory, but was
verv concise. These documents, however,
have swollen from time to time until the
printing Of them costs IN immense sum,
and they are read by very few people
hardly anybody outside of Congress. They
are sent in tons to the dealers in refuse for
the paper-mills!
It will be o great blessing when these
papers are reduced to reasonable and read
able limits. People will know better what
is going on. They are tired Of political es-
says in Presidents messages and depart
mental documents. The nation has been
awfully bored with them. Mr.. ROBERT ).
WALKER, Secretary Of the Treasury under
JACKSON, used to write great book every
year. Indeed, every head of depart
ment considered himself as important as
the President. We had many Presidents
all telling Congress what to do.
1t will be good days work that sets
new example in this respect-that brings
forward the Executive Department of the
nation as one of work, action, and practi-
cal energy. The nation is aweary Of party
disquisitions from that quarter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

WHAT JUSTICE (oR ITS MACHINERY COSTS
IN New YORK CITY.-The annual expense
Of the courts, attorneys, the police, anc
trials, in the city of New York amounts tt
the enormous sum of s3,2l2,690.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
FGJRNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
E RooMs.-We have now in store in two OF
those large ron-front buildings opposite the post
office the most elegant stock Of CHAMBER, PAR
L0R, AND DININ6-ROOM FURNITURE that
has been offered in this city FOR many years.
Also, MATTRESSES OF all kinds manufactured
in this city, and at very low prices.
All parties wanting goods In our line will find
the prices TO suit the times
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite post-ofice, Main street.
ieA Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23

RLGACklGD 9GlkaG&4NOCs Ck11nA1NoSy
2 AID
PnLow-CAsE CoTToNs,
Just received.
NEW YORK MILLS, WAMSUTTA, TUBCA-
RoRA, ANIyRosC0GGIN,F RUTT OF THE
LOOM oaEsTD ALE, JAMEsTOWE,
BLACKSTONE, LAWRENCE, TONAWoN-
DA, sLATElssyILLE, BOOT. and ham
COCK BLEACHED sHIRTINGs;
sARANAC. DWIGHT. LAWRENCE, Mi.ssA-
CHUBETTB. ARKs, PIONEER, MT,
VERNON, LYMAN, MANCHESTER, PEA
BODY. CARROLL, VALLEY MILLS,
GRANITEvnLE, and INDIAN rdILLs UE-
BLEACHED sHIHTINes
BLEACHED and UNBLEAC,IED full-wIdth
sHEETINGs and PILLOWACAsE COTTON
of every manufacture.
Also, a large assortment OK SHIFTING LINEN
and SHIRT BOsOM5, at
taN. LEVY BROTHERS.,
E1s and l2l5 Main street.
A large stock OF FLANNELs at very low
prices. felo
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BOARDING AND LODGING
IdAhLESlUN dOlEL,
~ CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA



TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
~ CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS RICHMOND, VA.
All csses requiring medical or surgical aid sd
mitted except the insane and those labosing under
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably In advance), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards Per week, %.
Private ROOMS, per week, BIO to s.o.
L small additional fee Is charged for surg.ea!
operations.
Charity cases from the city ere received on per
mits nom members OF the committee OF The City
Council for the relief OF The poor, and seSmen on
permits from the custom-house.
For further Information or admission, apply At
the tn6rmsryt to ISAIAH II. WHITE, u. j.,
u Ism Medical superintendent.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IA against the ESTATE OF ALEXANDER
MCKEEVER, deceased, formerly OF this city, late
or Parkersburg, w. Va, are requested 10 present
the same tome Ali persons indebted 10 The estate
are requested 10 settle them INN sciately.
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
Sheriff City OF RichJaoad aud
Administrator OF A. Mckeerer, asceales''
So &-d2tawlm&Wlm
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FERTaH.aXEES.
~ ALLEGO FERTILIIING MILLS,
OFFICE CORNER TWELFTH AND CARY sTEEETs,
RICHMOND, VA.

c. h II. W. McGRUDER, Erl'EnlSrENDESls.
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u.rL AND WIN TEE GOODS
10 sold at and below cost for thirty days only 10
w 70
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-20
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, / !.
~ AlaNander County -

II the Ciwuit Court Of Alexander county Illinois,
April Term, lssy
William H. Purcell and Gilher H. Greedy, partner ETC.
doing business under the huu name ~ Purcell A
Greedy v DAVID A. BuntOn-ln Attachment De-
rnand sll3 40. .rf'. tHN
NOice h hegyiy gwen to you, the SAID David 4. Bun
ton, that writ II Alta hmeut has been sued out Of the
ohoe ~ the clerk OF the circuit cou Of said AeNRnd'r
county, NJ the suit Of the said Purcell Crecy, AMI
against the estate ~ you, the sad David A. Bunt0n, flT
hundred and th rteen dollars. directed D. tie
sheui of said county % execute, which - Wit lE-
been returned ~ said shcrif, executed
Non unless you the sad David 4. buntOn shall per-
sonaly he aud appear before the circuit court Of sad
county the hrst day OF tie next term thereof % be
holden IN the city Of Caro said county on the trst
Monday IN the month ~ April next, give special bal
and plead To siid artiOn, Judgment wli he entcr,d
against You ia favor Of the said plaintiff and the prop
erty attached sold 20 satisfy the sarne With costs
Lid. JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk
Cairo Illinois January ~, 1859.
Allen, Webb Buter Plaintiffs Attorneys
lanl4d5w .... ID ..,r.... ...... AL .. ~.
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EDUCATIONAL.


C0UTHERN ILLINOIS TEACHER.
> l.Ej
An Educational Journal. published SEMI Monthly
a, the city u Cairo AMI deypted TO the interest Of the
Great Cause Of Education .....
In Southern Illinois. No pains will be spared to make
this journal pow .fi and influential contribution
the principles ~ Education; Ia the improvement OF
the method q school Instruction. and 10 the al
yanccmeui Il all reforms for the. elevation Of tho
standard IN Egypt" . IN "nf
SUBSCRIPTION.
single -nurefil~t-, ''n" '..''...sl 20
Club 81 over i've aud under 20. IN" year 20 one
address,. 70
Club 81 over ~, year. TO one adirc-s..."... %
Terms, Payable in Advance.
The fr.t number viii be issued Saturday 2oth inst
JOEL g. MORGAN.
EDITOR AND PRoPRIEToR
dcc?2iN 40 - Il. ~ Cairo, III.
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LEGAL.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS,

~ Alexander County,
Ia the Circuit Coau Il Alexander county, I.n.u..
April Tenn. lsdg
William ~. -oEutrr ~. Michael Hcwett-In AttAsh-
fnent Demand Ssii 81.
Nouee - hereby gwen 90 yun, the sud Michael
Hcseu, that wit uf Alta lament has been sued out 81
the once ofihe clerk u the circuit court said coun.
~ Of Alexander, a. the SUIT of the SAT- " al lam s.hU,.
ter, and against the estate OF you, the said Mcha,
Hewett for Sii hundred md IT'S -hvc and Cl.ie del.
lars. directed IA a sheriff Of sad county ~ execute
which ssd been returned ~ saIl sheriff 30.
dorssd, "No property found az def ndnts; served
jss0b LehhiiE a. gaTusher, defendant not found
Now unless you, the said Michael Hewcu shan rSI.
sonay he and appear r. fore the cruyit court Of sad
county the hrst day Of the next tsh thereof 10
holden IN the city 81 Cairo IN said county the fs'
Monday IA the month II Apul neat, give special Ia
and plead 10 -idd action Judgment will - entered
against you IN favor II the said plaintiff and the prop.
orty attached sold 10 satisfy tho same with costs
JOHN q HARaAN, clerk.
euro. Illinois, January H. lsaa.
l. l.. Butler Plaintiff ATTORNEY. .,Ulfi5F
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vaIuabr. Information 70, HON.,



Six cups Of -four; four teaspoons cream
tartar, mixed well into the -four; one cup Of
butter four beaten eggs two cups Of milk
TWO teaspoons of soda. .t.
SODA BIsCUIT
nave one quart Of Gfted flour; two tea
spooniu!s OF croam tartar rubbed into the
n nu with alump Of butter the size of an egg.
Dissolve a teaspoonful of soda in pint of
sweet milk add teaspoonful of lsalts mi x
,helh as soft as possible 10 roll out nicely and
bake in qnick oven. 'a7'7'h1'''''r
FLANNEL CAKES. f.E
-Four eggs beat the whites and yolks sepa.
rately one quart Of sweet milk: stir aour
into lhe mlIk until It becomes quite thick /;
mix In your yolks, and tea-spoonful of salt
add three tea-spoonfuls of baking powder
mixing all thoroughly; and Iastiy add the
white OF egg well beaten. You can not fail
20 have good cakes
CORN CAKES
SIT your corn meal have q quart of sweet
milk; take three tablespoonful of meal and
.-scsld IL; pour in your mix, add table-spoon-
ful Of sugar four deseri.spoonfils Of baking
powder, little salt, and three eggs bento6
separately mixing the white in last. sour
milk can be used, with toa-spoonful of s.da
40 tlEA Bt CORN BRFaD. .Iff
Have one quart Of warm sweet milk. four
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MASONIC


Michigan Masons intend erecting Mason
ic temple in Detroit, at a cost of 81, 600, 900.
Missouri has three hundred and three lodges,
with l4,sl7 members. The increase in SOS
was 2Si.. r--rrfI
Freemasonry increased in influence in Eng
land last year more than in any previous
twelyemonth. afF.frr.H ..f..H
Thomas X. Lewis has been expelled from
Angerona Lodge No. los, Memphis, Tennes-
see for unmasonic conduct,
The Georgia Masonic Life Insurance COM
pany isin fourishing condition; fund Of
$40, 800 has been collected for relief.
The Freemason,' published monthly by
Bro. George Frank Gowley, at St. Louis,
Missouri, is one Of the best Masonic publica-
tons we receive. a.fsfls2 .o1u .ynrlt
John Marazowski, Hungarian, sprofes sing
TO hail from Pennsylvania Il. a. Chapter, No.
2, Buda, Hungary, is advertised by the Grand
Lodge Of Missouri as an imposter.
NJ. W. Brother ii. G.. Reynolds, G.. NJ of
Illinois, has issued an edict enforcing the law
Of that state, which prohibits lodges and OH
GERS from issuing certificates of any kind for
travelling or begging purposes.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the under gned, Admin
tator ofthe estate of A. Williams, late ~ the " Of
1t Lons, 81. Lodrs ssanty ard State Of Missouri wills
on Thursday, the LIST day of April, A D. 1850, com.
mencing at The hour Of 10 O'Clock am al the Cairo
and State Of Illinois, sell a. public sale the personal
property goods and ehattles Of the said A Williams,
Der, Lath &C. on acredit OF twelve months 6y taking
tend oftlie purchaser with good security.
20 buns Of sl00 and under, CASH. lItI
Dated this 5th day Of January, 1859. ,..,.,.
ijan6-sw W NJ WILLIAMS, Admir-.
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we'll beaten eges, tablespoonful Of melted
butter, and a tes-spoonful Of sugar, three tea
spoonfnA of baking powder; mir all tho IN
gradients into Che milk, and then stir in sift-
ed meal until Il forms thick batter; pour the
mixture into . bread pan and bake Il. y
CUP CAKE. ~ z y
One cup of butter, two cups Of sugar mixed
with butter, four eggs beaten separately; mix
the yolks in with the butter and sugar; three
cups of -four one tea-spoonful of soda dis
solved in half a cup Of sour milk, half nut
meg, tablespoonful of rose water, or brandy;
stir in the -four until you think the batter Is
sufficiently thick, If too thick the cake will
not be good. With all cakes take about two
table-spoonfuls of the batter, bake In q small
pan; when done il II falls you car. add more
-four, and in this way test the cake, before
spelling the mixture. lylr. ID III az
Until man can be found who sees himself
as others see him, there must be at least six
persons engaged in every conversation be.
tween two.
The real John.
Thomas ideal John. To t7"EH
Johns ideal John.
The real Thomas.
Johns ideas Thomas. E coz
Thomas ideal Thomas.