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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Everything Fresh and New.

,ro,r IA. lust opened fresh and street
Er; tnsSic .iock of bonnets, hats. ho.ers TO
bon. and fancy goods gsnes"y IND 70 a nnaersei
expense. che is confident Of ne. ao" ,odie. are
invited 10 cell. ,h..aoA ,osL.s over bonnets
hhe nto s,yl. store on Tenth street, between
xw...h'ng,on A,slne and " slnut street -, a.,
A. full stock Of vorsirds
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS!
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ark ansas heard from

Testimony OF Medical Men.
stony Point White Co., Ark. May -, co.
Dr. JOINS BVLL-Dear Sir; Last February iwss ~
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some OF your
Ssrsaparilla and Csdron Bitiers. 49,
Ny son-in-law, who was with me In the rtore, ,sss
been down with the rheumatism for some nIne CON
mensed on the Bstters, and soon found ms gener"
health improved
DR. Gst, who has been in bad health, 'ried them
and ho also improved.
DR. Coffee, who has been in had health for ssv.IM
ycars--rOmaeh and hrsr sifected--he Improved yety
much by the use ofyour Bitters, Indeed the Cearon
Bters has gwen you great popularity IN TINS see
ment, l think could sell great quantity OF Soui
medicine this fall especially the cedron Bit.ers ana
sasaparlle. ship me TIA Memphis care OF Riche""
Nicely Respectfully, yy,
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by BARCLAY BROS.
se37n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02

90 10 Barclays aud get shes. Z, Dons sheet III
Yin "A quart ~ files ----.--------
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
White Lead
Young Ladies'

WnItc a s' ',uis h.ap FOR es.h
Paints, oils, and eolors Of all A'h'S7-oN'"p ;" '''
lar
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
DRUGS.
....as.#s sH.s-H-saH. 49,
OBSERVER!
Are You n slave

10 the use OF robacco' DO you wsn W 81 sI,on' :
I{aaeo An,do,r, sad you win no, only be eursa
The use OF tobacco. but you VII nov efs tsiro
sSa IL and found Il 10 every way efee,usi' snv
Il box and ,ry u, IL you ly. a,s,a M, I'm send
cents 20 Barclay Brc'her., csf'' nm" "''
you boz by return wail. ---A-----------------
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02

Barclays yoa .sa get he PIVOT ACTION
BRACE.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
Rr.udie., whistles, Wines.
Cor Safely Killer.

Por medical purposes sniy, asho'e'als ana 70"
Nv Barclay Brothen --------'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
Ihlnng Ihlang.

The Flower Of Flowers This new ahe b, the
cs.Sratsd Rmmel Of Paris, Is 70 DO had AZ zoe Dta ~
store on The Levee. In the perfamefy mne 10 be re-
cogui.ed a. person u ELEGANT taste yon nus'u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
D,sInfcctants.

CHLORIDE LIME, CARBoiIH NJ, s'y saie heap
Al pareiays' Cleanse your premises ii!"" "'"' s.
haalth xnn Iniist hrcathe pure ayr
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
California Wine.

u,on vsntthe pure article from the original pack.
.ys. reoeiyed direct from sunny slope yney ards Los
srelos county California, go 10 Barclays. Ney
hays n Angelica and Port.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
Ladies'. Attention.

I'll. unrest and best articles Of extracts Of Lemon
and Vsnla for nayorlng ice cream, eiles' Puad'hsA
al, 10 be had at Barclayk.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
U,,uvlau.rtabie Cement.

and relsbIs article Is nanufac,ured;, d.,
,nme Med and for sale by Barclay bro'n's a.,
"s''. y. .ood leather, glass, chlnhWHcf w.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-02
French Hacking.

The demand For this article has solnereased as
neeessitate the purchase Of another large supply
have the true article made 10y the noted manuact.
rors Marcerou and Brosson, For either kins 10
Barclays.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21

DETECTIvE POLICE AGENCY, So BROADWAY
Ths old established agency refers TO the mercantile
csmuniiy generally as 10 their experience, facilities aud
standing, Caution We hare no branches Ia this city.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21
THIRTEENTH WARD.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
SIXTEENTH WARD.

Tenth and Twelfth sts. Estate OF II. Brevoor.
lth and W. Wssht'n place. A. r. Banoker..........
ilh and W. Wssht'n place &. Coleman.
iith aud slXlh avs IA. Sherinan... .......
The New York herald., 1869-04-21
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY leeaQU
CORPORATION NOTICE.


dss
s sasns @ sa sss E
lands
y rAaaEpa c..rr,r sorlrl
D. Of R B BcoHoLLr Wv '~N s. cADY;
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
SHJPPING LAIELLiGENCR
FORT OF SRwrops,r................~...M.'ehi ia


FORT or SRw.YoES..................". March 10
CLEARED.
stsamhps-Manhattan Fores. Leroo Rusa Cook Liverpool
e,y,"rsb. Jsmes Alger. Lockwoed, Charleston
Maanaa III r' o9i sieh M r9s .spSssos .S5 Tso:,
GSlR... SSRs.I's '5isGl " SSSsey Sg. sey savannah.
seTs@R NJ Da, Rsyaor Phiaaelpha' Ben Rollins wiTins
" Ci A. W Thompap lassoa llar1i @ 'as s Krbs
Bruuswick. Joha Fogsyh ArTlese % mnei a. - iI5 %
CoWe C9pes cL5' j. t1s Ssr Pstse Msfasha asl
Ra5;i'5, F.lsi 8. T. ias Asisa, Is5S. s s sa$ ri
ARRIVED.
s,uship Iowa, Neliegaick, Glasgow Ba MoTe N'''u > ~
'ns s, Hur, cpauuee Conner Aspuvan y DAYS rea'u'
"SS ses.sp a pas San Jaquto Atkins savannah lss Dd pass
Sso ssb lSSoa Booth Guuby goa da; ballast
Sbp Tamaaau, Driver Lyrrporl 80 davs mi'e.
S. S. Ai . fHs sas ssa ia Ala MEXICO sO' 70
dysSSo S,Ss Nam aSa sI'Is wav Rus,e Palermo ta
Big Brd stevens Gniueis ! ay, nsa a. eH ton
@ 6's tsy! Sy.i1s sosdsS So f,i Ssa.TorI ia
Brig Nellie ss!lS fSIS ,r r. ~ DaS ~ fros Tor EsSoTi
2daysi ,elr Mary D. liarrs isr Sew'.eTs Ia 'SA!A
ssbI Sanos. Chsud.cr, Havana u days sugar
schr Mary ST. Murry, Foitlre Bay Il days a'h
EI DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro.roS March l6Arryed, lark kaheen, from AuwsPi bns
ARSa aas Ts MOL March lsrrvs sch Advance SwYOIh for
NiiTee: American Esgle. Neaese, Del Or oo A H. Wh
R'seas SSSs NJ I & @ bf.iyp ms s Lasy
Boston New Y0rE Peace OeOaen ior s'Sa'i sOA
OT S aasSss mos MoxRov Va March ,ved brig FaeO Tcno
Palermo Tor Baltimore for BaIumoFe sebr Leh ho@ Nc"
FOREIGN PORTS.
IosDoSDERRr, March 6rhe steamship N''A"AH IRON r0rA0A
BsS,T Msr shs General u'auts co%pap. steamship
Vile DC P.. Sunoat ahieh sale from Se"i0'" NA'H
this port this morning All vel, l
Whaling Paeidc Of New Bedford months ont no OIL March
h M ~ Gassa a from Ccfaeso, SevYOh of cape Antonio
March
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
pASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM ASPINWALL--In steamship Helry Chahcey hsh Is
NJ Bnrke n Dr. snks, wife and e,len N9nu aul VIE en-
Prsu and w jacob Adler Isaac SchoonNd Sln1.i Schonb ;
lr, seahs John ShScr Sd Reveer aud wife Ms AnnS Fletcher
snd cIldru sath Nesanner ad c.rp Miss Dora Spen
low Mayesnn Mira Fanny Seaies, Miss D. scale jean ae
daughter Jrbn jacobs and VIE Horace Corr "a ah "d
Little. Mrs Mary A. Snhs, SAMUEL Harrow seft Asfn x
Fra Bettfr L. Iary daughter John B01Iugais, Mr y
Eeuicuit Henry Penny Van Feat Wm Gibbs koer
ard wife BENZ Elnger, joan
AIacx Murien lehry Johan MAcas Ba hen Basb Ma
Poster Mieae Sar and wr Fenhorg, I lev H. Jha
Brcie Charles Owen Fred aud ladies sudei Muusel Jas
goyd Allan B-ue Mr Croon Jas yeygr Pat Repqe, horr'
Jones Chss Olone Pp Olole taIt H. Johus ss brc,oiu
Jobu Leg e Antwerp A. Arnold Peter nssa re yef
j. Lecsap Henry Miller Bills frevnaI' mos FesiA"n
Frank Werner e. ; ", aud rs Ia the stcerage . .
PROM GHASGOW-ln sransh Brannia. March I'M bsta
gate Ms BatDate arke BrR Thompson sad haultoa
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
oTce OF FISK O. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, Rev York.
Cpsoflte L. s. Sab Tressury.

We receive the accounts Of Banks,
Bankers, GGpOratiOnS, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest On balances. We make colleC-
tons on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in al parts Of tho
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes Of Government Securities,
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Ex-
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-par-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
By mOneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-percent. Government
Bond in the market
Communications and inquiries By
Hail or Telegraph will roc6iv-
attention.
FcsK g. KATCH
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-slip.

II $50 q. 40 Mall Tran inr drstnPoh -
l0pO a "a Eofhpori HaauaSton ard Glen Cove
3. n ESpr-ss. kverheaf
D m Rouhport. HuLinEon, ard Glen Cove
$50 p. tn. Fsrningiss afd Va SAtons. = -. 80. .
ui'h branch - Hsmphrrd bUhpAl IkAlNh AZ
l. D. BAKrOS. suoeruisndent
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
Nrws PACKAGES FOR THE PPEss.

Captains parses @ port fefae,ted V
deliver packages addressed the Neeiok Associated Press ohg 70
peous exhibiting the written authority o j. w aouioa Vn.rn
AGENT The Journal o Commerce. 1mes tRBrNs
World Erprsss EpeRi1 Post Cbmcl arcrstfr Ssaaal
Journal Nec Yorker entokTat si0ad AsS
be delivered sn the persona
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
1rlntlna.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS No. 104 Fulton
N s-Progammes Ball 1ckets &c. 10 ee aut SYKES Nereah'
aud Fancy Stsam JOB Printers
I EVERDELL, No. 303 Broadway, JOB
81 PRINTER, STATONBR aud ENGRAvkh Bal Carts Daaens
ProgramlneA New and E,gnt Ss,les u L09 IlslCsS.
XXTM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton. st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS Gal LABEL AANbFAVrC&
IRA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
Smus,m,nis.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
T LAST &ffK iiigl oxE oy Tis ss sTAsoS
II TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS IA
~ PROPHETIC. al
" PROPHETIC. al
~ prophetic. "a
MADAME LA GRAN NGE~"..~As..,...i'ID
Together with Miss MoCuLLoclL BoETrI; ASroSUccI,
GAEhLMANN Fo.MES 1nsSS BAGIL i;II ,r.sv CSC p.sns
INCREASED Sh0aES okiiESii sesSRy SAAp''
SKATING cieAHy SEAIR r. RAETkT ~ MEMBERS OF
THE NEwYoRK SKATING ASSOCIATION
pRrDAY Ma MGsoiT sH'iT 10.
GRASP BON SozASy GlSy y,SST EEYIvAL
YoTIcETae Dnseiet s,y's s-rsd IN %aiOs 'rr''s'"''s
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 49,
DON VANNI,
with unsurpassed including
NIDME. A. De LAGRANGE,
MISS McCULLoCH.
oRLANDINi, RoNIok LOlA BARLL
DUBREulL, aud
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
SATURDAY. MARCH 20,
by REQUEST,
ONLY MATINEE OF THE
prophetic.
SEATS AND BOXES FOR THE MATINEE CAN Snw BEPho;
CURED The Academy Of Music at seh@' No l 'O'dT 'n
~ GRAND E2i DoPERA, EASTER TUESDAY. MARCH %
XVAVERLEY THEATER,
EVERY Il S.GET SiiiiT SS6 pss1 psiruSbGi MATSEE
ES E% SkS2S FSTIoE PFT5 gL 'oIGS HHb Nd
TROUPE go A5KSs Ks sESy skEyt FsFs STAh FARCE
Door. III commence 9seA Admission 50 .s.
GAN FRANCISCO MINIS sRRELs, 5S5 Bdway.
" BIRCH wAMBol9' BsaSisp' 1s6 BAcKus
SAN FRANCISCO NNSTRELS
Genuine success %R Fl sf SIEGE s op TE BLONDES
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
TREASURY DEPARTM TMENT.
COMPTROLLER or TIE CURRENCY, !

WARRINGTON, Merch I5, I'l5' }
WHEREAS Nv satisfactory presented to The undersigned u
"a, been e to pear the QUARE NATIONAL BANN
Il n. CITY or KEWA ORK the CITY OF NEWYORh' in hs
COUNTY Of EEwO3K and STATE Of NBWYoRk has been duly
,rs.d under according the requirements Of the ACFo OoN
nRr>s .n,rf AK ACT 10 p,lsa NATIONAL CURRENCY So
rured by peie Of UNITED STATES BONDS and TO provide M
n. circulation redemption thereof" approved JUNE S '.a
Aa compiled w ALL the PROVISIONS Of said ACT required 70 DO
complied before commencing ile business o D1lAs uIs' ~
ACTS ~
Now therefore Hiud IIulburl COMPTEOLLER OF The Clk
aENCy q, ber.br certf the UNGONSQUARE NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEwNORR in the CITY u NEWioRk IN
"A, COUNTY OF EEWIOBE sad STATE Of NEWl0RK isaatAor
d 70 commence The business Of Baukog under the act Aforesaid.
IL testimony vherr, my hud and seal Of Office this Tl
TENTH Gay Of March 1862
HILAND n. NULBURD
COlptrolrr of the Currency.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
TUESDAYS WEATHER. REPoRr-q n,
MiNIAruRE ALMANAC

Sun SOC oOJ AoOn se"''i'4
! ~. o..
s,,,, BooL lo;25 COWS is.ni...iI.I5 asG GAss. lh
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
nibihfnN Yolitts.


OFFICE CHICAGO. Rock PAcIylc RAILROAD Co.,
No. l3 WiLLIAN-sT., ,sNEw-iOkE, March %. IlG9
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, free Of
IA u Goeaeut tar has declared payable and ser the
lh da Of phi 70 the htnckhoie their legal representatives,
sho shall 6e registered sHh The books q tbs Company, on s
closing d tb TriBssF Books which E he closed the suonn "
be 3lsF q March ustant r. H. TOWs Assistant Secretary.
OyUCg QUiSCY MIyiyB CoNPASY,
No 81 ExCHAsGErIACg. NKw YORK March 3, ls5l )
nIVIDEND.-A DIVIDEND OF TWO DOL
iRS share bss ~ day been declared on iL capital stoe Of
ne QUINCY MINING COMPANY PAYABLE 81 ts Office on SATURDAY
hodeIS ~ The Vth
rhs transfer hooks VII be from evening d the 10th 70 the
Of tie 2l Of March BY ORDER W. HAi SMITH Secres
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
CEaurs for Busin,ss ya,u.

Oglntfs l0r Busntss SlItn
A BUSINESS MAN WANTED.--A good
n ef educated tustWorthy. Address with information
go rssrebes CAPITAL p. o. Boz Ne Ga Ksurfsrk CITY
A MAN of character, with $1,000. TO $4,000
capital esB good opportunity 10 g established pd
ftbe BUSINESS IL he Agency fr mapustare hJ calling be-
ssesn ana o'clock al No. ~ counlsndtSt
A MANUFACTURERS wishes to BORROW
n $1,000 s Elk ohths Ample curly given ihsngicursd
gesdl Aadreaa MANuFACTURER, Tribune 0hee -
FOR SALE-S5,OO0, DRUG STORE on Broad
o. Rewbrk lease stock aud complete equipment Also &4
pg Store 10 Pbisdephs, Peap. APpg BRADFikLD ROSE
Advertiser Building EeesFk. n j.
VALUABLE LEASE of HOUSE on west side
v Of HFbtb-ave with FIXTURES Of BHOE-SrORk and GOOD
u y WILLIAMS ( SON
No. so Eighth ave
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN for the Steam
w boat Excursion Nith eapt Of Sl5g good
shssos smart sooag osB Addesa STEAMBOAT TnBe obcs
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
port gelarSrn's gotir,.

" NKw.I0ak, /
PoRr.ws owes. No. - Wilhamst
NOTICE Ia hereby given, In accordance with
~ Section passed Agrl "a -, snuasd g. As
he Wsres Onee Port Of New Vera al perssas
atsFested n having Of The noe matters cs equal
nauou or sryr the following are under eiAhus.
hs port Warirns aBi an
vh tsn dAIs secsedHg this noIce % boAri cad
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
amusnntnts.

WALLACKe, -.-
w Proprietor and Msnsger,. Mr. LESTER WALLACk
Door opel at - To commence at Q o.e ock -,
MI NALLACk beg 10 thH hr bas received rom M l. v"
SCHOOL"
Tbs Play BY the ged author Of ours and CASTE having
oeen some TIME N preparation will he presented .,r,,y
EVERY EVENING UNTIL PJKfhER NOIiSh,
WITH BNTIRB NEW SCENERY,
Bv MsssrS sherwood Evans
TIKI MUSIC or THR PLAY
selected from La Cehrre0 ard ARRANGED hy Nj Thomas baeh
NEW APPOINTMENTS,
By James riuonsr.
NEW COSTUMES
By Msssrs. Flannerg & uenscho'en,
AND TIE FOLLOWING CAST: ga
yack Polnt1 Mr. lester Naaek
d. satellite Principal Of Cedar Grove House MT John Ise
M riatosh
Mr krlH Assistant Cedar Grove House Mr. H. Sofa
i'lu beauoy MI oven
HHnsmh lE L. Ns!a
1airekeepe MessTa QuigWy ana OlSrke
Naomi Igbe Bast Indian Miss Efs Geuon
Mrs Suae Goveroess Of Cedar Grove M. Vernon
............Ms T. Clayton
alliy Miss A howe
Miss saFle
Clara a.................... ...........Ms- LewreIce
....s,.Y,..Mss Il. Mcneil
Hetiy j.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Tmoney
Miss thom.H
'.fAs
Seehe-iS ASD NEAR CEDAR GROVE HOUSE.
Time-TEE PRESENT.
THE GLADE RECREATION.
THE HOUSE EXAMINATION.
TIE GROUNDS FILTRATION.
ruR cpouNns " ' REALIZATION.
BeiNeen Second Acts Eight Days supposed to ep
Between the Second snd Thiri Acts iws h2aiA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

rVHEATRE COMiQUE.
Il tOppt.ic Nirhoss iioteLl
TNiQCAlED ATTRACIiOS
... AT THIS GREAT FAMILY RESlRr
BfSf BILL OF fhE SEASON, ,
Cortrusly insrsed fashionable uuirSfs ne most unique and
Les. u,Tnansr 10 the metropolis Look what an Nume-t'
w. 49, TWO SPLENDID PIECES EVERY NIGHT
uON C.ESAR DB UAZAS.
AND THE BLEGANT BURLESQuB,
PLUTO PLUTO pLSIV
pTtrFD PLGTO, PLIIN
s s,at musical wonder Of the dag,
"1N' Mn WM. HORACE ItNGAED.
EEE
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-07-10
Proceedings of Council.
Council CHAMBER,
ORANGEBURG, s. c., July, 6, 1869.

y
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Intcndant, Wardens, Cor
nelson, McNamara, Ray and Olivercs.
Committee on Streets reported on the
bid of q. NJ. Wolfe, Esq, for repairing
part Of the Bull Swamp Road, part
of the Old Charleston Road and part
of Amelia Street, for the oash considc-
ration of $40.
A communication relative to repairing
the road near Maj. Whalcy's, from H.
NJ. Wolfe, was received as information.
and referred to the Committee on
Streets.
Committee on Finances reported fav-
orably on the following accounts:
Jefferson Cawley's account for Stills
for the Village Streets, s270O
Board of Fire Masters account for
repairing the Comet Fire Engine, $50.
Thos. Rays account for mat 'crial for
Comet Engine $3.50.
A bill to Amend the Charter of the
Village of Orangcburg, S. c., had its
first reading.
An Ordinance to detect fraud and to
prevent illicit trading of Becf in the
Corporate Limits of Orapgeburg Village
was introduced and unanimously carried,
with instructions to have said Ordinance
published in the News, once mouth
FOR Tour fn0fltus:.A
The Committee on the Hygiene and
Police Of the Village, respectfully urge
the following sanitary measures during
the Summer mouths, to wit:
That owners or occupants of lots that
are overgrown with weeds and other of
fensivc matter, shall have the same re-
moved aud destroyed.
1t is also recommended that lime, COP
peras, or other disinfecting agent be
used ut least once week, in such places
in the Corporate Limits as is found ne
ccssary, for ut least two months
No further business Council adjourned
until next regular time of meeting.
n. A. BULL.
lntendant.
+. j. OLIvERos, Clerk.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-07-10
rOt.ing, tho fields are choking up with

Irotting, the fields are choking up with
weeds, scrub oaks or pines are taking the
place Of the fleeey cotton or golden corn.
There is no demand for these lands, and
they cannot be worked because we have
not the laborefs, or, perhaps, the ready
money for wages and supplies. Land is
the one thing that we have in abundance.
Labor is the only thing that will make
our land valuable. Land, then, of which
We have too much. must be made tu pro-
cure labor, of which we have not enough.
Thr value of laud is in proportion to the
poPuhrtipp1 EAslpopulation increases the
land rises in price, and it is not too
much TO say that to double the white Ia
boring population Of South Carolina
would bol to treble or quadruple the
value Of the land. This will hardly be
denied, and the whole proposition ro-
solves itself into this: Are the people
willing to give away to actual white set
tiers q portion of their lands, having the
certainty that the remainder will, in n
year or two, be worth more in actual
money chan tho whole tract is worth
now Charlesson Ne~s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-07-10
OBITUARY..


''Fell asleep in Jesus, y ON Tuesday the 22d
June, in the 41st year Of her age, Mrs,
CHEYILLET M. RIGGS, wife of Mr. III.
RIGas, and daughter of the late Captain D..
ROWE. M
MEs. RIGGs, united herself with the Press
byterian Church in 1856, and holding fast 10
the profession of her faith without wayerine,
she died as she had lived, an exemplary
christian.
Of retiring manners, she professed much
natural gentleness and amiability, and was
beloved by all who intimately knew her. She
was in truth, fond wife, devoted mother,
and q sincere friend.
'Gone, thou dearest one and best;
Gone to sing among the blest
Gone where sorrow cannot come,
Gone 20 thy eternal home:
Joy!5the stormy sea il passed,
Thou hast suffered, wept thy last
Laid the cross OF suffering down,
Gone 10 take take thy harp and crown -
Also on the 2Sth, six days, later, little
MARY LOUISA, aged months, passed away
to join its mother, in that bright and better
world, where pain and sorrow are not known.
so, not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The Reaper came that day;
Twas an angel visited the green Garth
And took the flower away
I Orangcburs, July 9th, 1869. A.
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TIE "EMPiEH" IDEA.-Tle New y ork
papers tell us that secret society has
bccn formed, having branches in the
principal cities of tic UNION TOT carry tug
the country over to Imperialism. Its
members arc sworn to promote and sup
port what is termed ''Frcc Empire. =
1t is proposed to establish an aristocracy.
with executive powers in the hands of Il
council, with one man at the head, who
SHAH hold the position for life and be
designated Consul of the Free Empire
of the United States, the title of Consul
to be thrown away for that of Emperor,
as soon as the public sentiment will bear
the change. The man for this position
has, it is said, already been selected by
the leaders of the movement.
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+. j. OLIvERos, Clerk.

RESPONSIBILITY OF SUnErIEs.-In
the United States Court there were tried
yesterday number Of cases which in
volve the question OF the responsibility
of suretics on official bonds AS the
question is one of a public interest, we
give the facts. After the close Of the
war G. l. KEAcH was appointed Post
master at Aiken, S. c.. and Messrs.
WIN. GREGG and NATHANIEL. o. TIL
TON were surctics on his official bond
In December, 1866, the surcties notified
the Government that the Postmaster was
misapplying the funds, and that they
would no longer be responsible for his
official good conduct. KEAcu was.
however, not removed until some time
after, when it was discovered that he
was in default to the amount of S67O.
Action was brought by the Government
against him and against his suretics.
Under the charge Of the Judge the jury
returned a verdict against the surctics
for 800, with interest from the 31st of
December, 1866, upon the ground that
the notification of the defendants and
the fact that the Government took no
notice of it at the time, released the
surcties from responsibility after that
time. The District Attorney gave notice
of an appeal Charleston Courier.
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