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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-24
CHARLESTON KANAwHA COUNTY, WEST WEDNESDAY, MARCH

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tho Marquis &c Monlhaloh, "n'ch
bears date DcccmDerO, ana was sent 10
him on tho llth. As matter ol
course, both In this country anu IN
Europe, the pubic conio attriDu'e thc
withdrawal from Mexico ito no o'neE
cause; but az 1t no" appears th"I thc
letter referred to was wrlttch aiier Mr.
Seward had been officially nouhed OF
the settlement OF TINS all,itnportahI
question, and alter nc n"u o'rSctGo
General webb, III inc name VI tne
, President. 10 communicate 10 '"c I'm
pcroSthc PrcsldentS approEa' "nu "e
ceptancc ofsuch settlement mus aSfcet,
upon. public acntlineni' no'h nerc a''"
in Faancc, VIII 40 )us!lco l" l''I H
pcror ana vihaicH|e III" l.o'~ Va, "r
pr3acn OF having oeem :urist., ~. "
Mexico D! "nitni.S '''a' Ho''''' ~ 0
s'r"c'' '''o , ."' '".' ",'', ,,,o ,,o,,rortorv
~ Sec'"s ,:, n'.'' 49,, ~ w." in' snI,,n;,trI n
rs'"en'c "n,.'' ''.n H., ~" 40 'ar,r a. rho
Wv !" .T,S ll'''',c.' i,,:u ,i's' ,i L"rnr IN h;o
-" VI ''":' '"""' ,,.,, I,,..,nroI tho,
,c'''r " "'',''". " ,.,, n", ~ Withdraw
Nv "'s,''" WI! ,'I," i.a;nn.0 and cv.
, 'o'' ,"I ~ -I,,.,,";ra,;nn 'I"- r. retire his
"css'" ;, '''1 "1'I' .no" -. hn could do so
r;u,r rh''or arI w;,houi woundinn the
,.nI,irn mriI. nr the French people.
rrnm ~ ,hp, Jo,.r,nin,iiou bc never
.n.nr,,L a,J " I ;urnIr ,,;ol IN ruIl
rn;th ,h,t Ln wou,j fuItilI ,his undrr-
slaudinr and that the Myican question
would inns bc settled. After Mr.. Lin.
coins death the subject became one of
! political agitation, and we seemed to
! hc on the eve oia rupture with France,
when the personal relations which
| General Webb had maintained with
the Emperor enabled him i'm M un-
ollriuI and friendly interview to effect
an understanding. which would have
been found much more difficult, if not
absolutely impos,iblc, Of attainment
ilhrou"h the ordinary channels ordiplo.
matte intercourse.
General Webb. from whom We have
these facts. and who has permitted us
,o read the corrc.pondcncr, examine
the original tc!c"ra,ns, &C., and TO
make public this s,a,cmcn, from them,
may BIZ ccnsurcd by some persons for
having so long suppressed these i'm
portant drvclopmcnLs. duc alike 10 our
ruuutrv aud Napolcon. But il must
be borne in mind that General Webb
w,s ,u officer of the Stute Department,
and could not. without a breach OF
official r,iouct,c and. n violation ol
du,y, makruuy revelations ON the auk.
ice, until Mr., Johnson and Mr. Sew.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
MASTERS S SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Alexander County, s''
In the matter Of Samuel staas Taylor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees Of the Cairo City lTnpert, vs. Ro.
sanna smith, widow, and Fanny srlth, Thomas j.
smith, Anna smith and Rosanna Smith, children az
Patrick smith, deceased-on Bill to enforce Ven.
doris Lien,
Public notice 10 hereby given, that in pursuance OF
decretal order entered IN The above entitled cause h
the circuit court OF said county the eighth day OF
October, A. d. lsss OF the October term, D. 1888 of
sa con, We Ss Master We 70 chaneeTy fSr
1862 at II o'clock in the forenoon OF said day. sell q.
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash at the
south door Of the house the city OF Cairo
in said county the following described real estate Sit
uate In the first addition ,o The city OF Cairo county of
Alexander and state of Illinois, to.wit;
Lots numbered wenty'one (2i) aud tsenty two an
IN block numbered siSty'sxttc), known and desis-
mated upon the recorded map plat Of said frst sddI
ton 10 said city together with m and singular he ten
ements End heraditaments thereuEio belonging, in
satisfaction Of said decree, besdes interest and costs
JOHNQ HARMAN. Master In Chsncery
laIro. Ill. Januarv lS1t}- 4w
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County, -
In the matter Of Samuel staat- Tn'lorand Edwin Par.
sons Trustees Of the Cairo city Property, w. Luther
X. Parks--On Bill 10 enforce Vendors Lien
Public notice IL hereby gwen that In pursuance Of q
decrctal order entered ia The above entitled cause IN
the circuit court Of said county the eighth day 81
October, A. D. lsJs, Of the October term, d. lsts, Of
said court, John q liarmsn, Master IN Chanccry for
sad court, vii, on the 25th day Of February, A. Il.
lsoa at III o'clock IN the forenoon Jf slid day sell
public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash. at the
souwcst dourO the court house the city Of Cairo,
IN said county, the following described real estate,
situated ~ the city Of Caro-, county - Alexander snt
State Of Illinois, to-wit;
Lot numbered sixteen ls) in block numbered taen-
ty-two (s2 known and designated upon tho record.
Ell map plat Of said city. together with all and sr-
gular the cnements and hcredtlih,nt- hcrcunto he.
longing IN satisfaction of -sld decree with iuiercs.
and costs. JOHNQ. HARNAN, Master in Chancery.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
MASTERS SALE.
STA T. OF ILLINOIS
Alexander County. -

STA f. OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the matter Of samuel stias raylor and Eiwin Par
sons, Tru-hes of the Caro- Cty Property, ". CanA-
rinc Mckanc-on Bill to enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice - hereby gwen that In pursuance Of !.
dccrcid order entered IN the uboye eutited canse in
~" circuit court of said county on tho glth ay yf
October, \. H. ISOs ofthe October term A. u is6s of
s9it court, John q Harmnn Master Iu Chance ~ Tor
.ail court, VIII, on tho .5th day of February A. II.
lsb ~ II o'clock the forenoon Of said day sell at
public auction 20 The highest bidder, for cash, ut the
-"uth,"cs' door OF the court house the ciy of Cairo
ia said county, the following described real estate sit
late in the city of Cairo, county of Alexander and
state Of Illinois, tO.slt.
hy-t"o losL as known and designated on tho recorded
map or plat OF sud city, together with ui and singular
lhc t"n"inents and hcrcdtimcnts thcrcunto belong.
ing, IN satisfaction OF said decree, with interest ana
costs JOHNQ. HARMAN, Master In ChAnceTy
Cairo Ill, January 2s, issq-,itd
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
CITY LOTS.

All OF said city lots being situated in the city OF Cairo
county Of Alexander and State Of Illinois, and that the
time given by law for the redemption of each OF the
above described tracts Of land and city lets from said
sale purchased as aforesaid the 29h day Of July
s-a AZ y r.. w ,bs sAb. On e In asy o, H. Gsuy A. ~
ton Of the above described tract of land, from said
sale, SO purchased Aforesaid on the eth day OF An
d. is7o, and that thai the time given by Law Cor the
redemption OF each OF the above described city lots,
from said sale, purchased Aforesaid on the alst
day Of July H. 1858, will expire the alst day of
july A. ID. lsO, and that unless the above described
tracts Of land and town lots are respectively redeemed
time given by law for the redemption Of each OF them
expires above set forth, shall apply for decd for
and possession Of the same,
RICHARD FrTzGERALD. Purchaser
Cairo, February 1, iSG9-d3w
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
MASTERS SALE.

Alexander County. -
In the matter Of samuel Stats Tayor and Edwin Par.
sons, Trustees of the Cairo CITY Property vs. Ellen
shorteil-on Bill 10 enforce Vendors Lien
Public notice is hereby gwen that in pursu ance OF
decretai order entered IN the above entitled csse in
the circuit court Of said county the eighth day of
October A. D. Ices, OF the October term A. d. lSCs OF
said court, L. John Harman, Master Ia Chancery for
said court, wll, on the 18th day u February, T. II.
lso at III o'clock IN the forenoon Of said day sell az
southwest dsor Of the court house the city OF Cairo
IN said county, the following described real estate n,
uate IN the FIRST addition 70 the city of Cairo conty al
Alexander and state OF Illinois, to-wt:
Lot number two l2) In block numbered t~ ~eniy.fys
(25, as known and deapnated the recorded man or
plat u SAID FIRST addition Ia said city together WITH an
and singular the tenemen and hcrcd tamcnts there
unto belonging, in satisfaction of said decree with
interest and costs.
JoHNQ. HARNAN. Master in Chsncory.
Cairo. H.. January 2s, Is69-4w
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of William 4. Hacker. deesa,es

Estate Of William 4. Hacker, deceased.
The andersxnsd having been appointed mnis,ratof
Of the estate Of Wiiliar Hacker late Of the county
notice that he viii appear before the county court -
Asxsnder cousty, at tbs court house in Cairo at the
March fern. on the third Monday in March neIt st
which time all persons having claims agsinst SAID es
notified and requested 10 attend r the pposc
ssid estate are .sSassssd to mako Immediate psymoss
H. WATSON WEBB, Admisisu..o,.
Dated this ssth day a ysnuary, A. b. iscs-Sw
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
NTASTER'S S SALE.

STATE OF HLINOW, =
Alexander County, (ss
In the matter Of Samuel Staats Taylor and Edwin Par
sons trustees Of the Cairo City Property, w. John
Fiinn-Oa Bill 70 enforce Vendors Lien.
docrstal order eneged in the above entitled cause in
the circuit court Of said county on the eighth day Of
ssd county, i. John o, Hsrman, Master in Chancery
for said court wi, on the 18th day OF February, A. H.
1852 at II o'clock in the forenoon OF said day sell at
west door Of the court house the city Of Cairo
in said county, the following described real estate.
situate in the rst addition to the city Of Cairo, county
OF Alexander and State Of Illinois, to.wit; '
Lot numbared nine ~ in block nurnbered twenty.
seven 81, known and designated upon ths recorded
yetfer With all ANIL singular the tenements and here
dtaments thereunto belonging, in satisfaction Of said
decree with interest aud costs,
JOHN Q. HARMAN, Master in Chsncery.
Cairo, IN, January 2s. 1so9-Aw
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22

And that the time given by Law for the redemption Of
tho above described lands and each Of them pur-
chased aforesaid the 26h day Of June A. u. ls67
will expire on the 2ith day Of June. A. u. 1867, and
that unless sooner redeemed shall apply FOR deed
Tor and possession II the same; and that the tune given
by law for the redemption Of the above described land
day OF June, A. D. 1871 will expire the 9th day Of
june A. u. lsGo, and that unless sooner redeemed
shall apply for deed for aud possession ~ the same.
RICHARD flTZGERALD Purchaser
ep-dl
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
rI,AX SALE NOTICE.

To william +. Garrett, II. A. Edmundson, WIN. Wise-
man, El-= Sullivan, ". u. Mcclure, ". LaEar, Al
bert q. Phillips, =. "; News, Joseph Thorn; Giles
Whitaker, u. and Hodges, John Hodges,
II. Noble, n. Hunsaker, Vim. X. Adams, John Aber-
crombie, :. Delaney, NJ. d. Gunter, Peter Lunder-
vile, A. D. Stewart WIN. Decker, Mary Hay, Mrs
Phillips, I. Is. Ellis, Charles Thrupp, f. 7. Hoi
brook, =. Nncen; and Joel g. Morgan
You and each Of you herehv n'Ned that NJ sale
Of lands and town and city oi- i state. county
and district shool taxes and costs, thereon for the
the city ~ Cairo county OF Alexander and state of l
nois, T. the undersigned, became the purchaser Of
each Of the following described tracts of land and city
lots the day and date set oppo-~To them respect
iypiy "A follows. viz.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
LEGAL.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,N
~ Alexander County. IS.

In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county, Illinois
April Term, lss9
William II. schutter VS.. Michael Ucwett-In Attach
ment. Demand cess 6l
Notice y hereby given to YOU the said Michael
Hewett that writ OF attachment has been sued out ~
the Office of the clerk Of the circuit court Of aid cou
ty Of Alexander, mt the suit Of the said William Schut-
ter, and against the estate of you, the said Michael
lars directed 20 the sheriff Of said county to execute
which said writ has been returned by said sheriff an
dorsed "No property founh Of defendants served ON
Jacob Lehning a. garnlshee; defendant not found"
Now unless you the said Michael Hewctt, shall per-
sonaly be and appear before .e circuit court Of said
holden in the city of Cairo In said county ON the rst
Monday IN the month Of April next, give special bail
and plead 10 said action, judgment will he entered
against you in favor of the said plaintiff and tho prop
erty attached sold TO satisfy the same with costs
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cviro, Illinois, January II lsJ9
l. l.. Butler, Plaintiffs Attorney. anltdsy
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs.

, Notice is hereby given to tSo holders OF past due
Bonds OF the city 0f Cairo that there remains in the
sinking fund. provided under Ordinance u.s. the sum
Of nine thousand, three hundred and eighty lars.
VIII receive proposals At my once on Monday. Feb
the terms and conditions specified section Of said
ordinance, J. MARTIN,
feblldi0t City CotnptYoiiar.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
- Alexander County, So

~
In the Circuit Court OF Alexander county, Illinois,
April Term, 1862.
William II Purcell and Gilbert II. Greedy partners etc.
doing business under the Brfn name Of "Purccli 4
Greedy" " David A. Bunton--lu Attachment. De-
mandsll3 90.
Notice Is hereby given 90 you the said David A. Bum
ton, that writ Of atac hnent has been sued out of the
office OF the clerk OF the circuit court Of said Alexander
county, ut the suit OF the said Purcell Greely and
against the estate Of you the said David A. Bunon for
one hundred and thirteen dollars. directed 10 the
sheriff of said county 10 execute, which said writ has
been returned 10y said sheriff executed
Now unless you the said David A. Bunton shall per-
sonay be and appear before the circuit court Of said
county the first day Of the next term thereof 10 10
holden IN the city Of Cairo, in said county on the first
Monday ~ the month OF April next, give special bail
and plead 20 said action, Judgment will he enterea
against you n favor of the said plaintiff and the prop
erty Uachcd sold 70 satisfy the sane with costs.
JOHN q. HARsfAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, January H. 1865.
Allen, Webb Butler, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
nIid5w
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
+ AND FOR SALE.

CITY in Pulaski county, Illinois. three miles east of
Villa Ridge IS acres improved land under good fence
orchard OF lOo apple trees, good fruit four good
Caledonia 10 Villa Ridge.
A bargain can be had In tho above promises Il sp~
piled for TO me at an early day.
MANY A. WALLACE,
febiOdlw Seventh strsat, near Wash. Az
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-22
EXECUT0Rs S NOTICE.

ENXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Samuel b. HattidaV decreased.
The undersigned having been appointed executor
and execurlx Of the last VIII aud testament Of Samuel
r. Halliday late OF the county Of Alexander and STATS
Of lllno, deceased, hereby give notice that they VIII
appear before the county court of Alexander county,
at the court house in the city of CAIRO, Illinois, at ths
March term, on the third Monday in March next, n.
which time all persons having claims against said
pose Of having the same adjusted. A persons in
debed 70 said estate are requested to make mmedi-
ate payment 10 the undersigned
Dated this 2Vth day of January, A. u. ls6o.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE L. HALLIDAY, Executry
ian2O-6w Of samuel Is Halliday
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-01
NEWS FROM WASHLNGTON.

WARRINGTON, June SO.-Co1, Secretary of
ths Interior, and Fisher, Commissioners Of Pat
ends, are about resigning.
the Attorney. General has information OF the
seizure OF three stesuers in New York harbor,
lsden with flhbusters for Cuba.
The President and most Of the Cabinet are
absent.
The revenue for the fiscal year is $15s, $50 600.
The decrease in the public debt for the
month is about 50 100000. ~
President Grant distributed the prizes at the
Georgetown College. The son Of ex-senator
Mallory. Of Florida, won the first prize.
The departments close on Monday in honor
Of the Four Of July.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-01

An attempt ls in progress in England to
obtain the passage OF q bill providing for the
opening Of the British Museum and other like
places OF amusements on SUNDAYS, and the
petition praying for this boon, eigned by 49,
600 artisans OF London. BE was somewhat
taken aback when another member rose and
said that be had proof that q certain agency
firm had forged the names Of 5000 persons to
this petition; but, in b ls turn. was dumfound-
ed when third member showed that the same
firm had bsen employed by the Lords Day
Observance Association to forge 10000 fctl.
the proposed measure.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-01
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Z It is ascertained certainly that the Cuban
expedition went to sea from New York co Sat-
Hrdsy.
! A box containing one hundred Thousand dol
lars OF tho securities stolen from the Ocean
Bank has been found.
Dc Rodss, the new Governor General OF Cuba,
says he counts on Hfty-thousand volunteers to
put down the rebellion. .
Lieutenant Cornmander Van vlieck died Of
yellow fever on the hospital steamer illinois at
the New York quarantine yesterday.
Ketchum. ths: forger. has been brought up
on writ Of thobeas corpus. on the plea that he
was sentenced for crime not charged in the
Indictment His release on bail is probable.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-01
: YIReLSLA.

BioMzow June 8.-Las, night in PeterE-
,sR, while Van Wyok, Of New York. was ad-
ssiug o Republican -.eeting, the Conserva-
Ss present called fa :, division d time, ana
e not beng allowed, the nna1t Radical
aaker was drowned out BY calls TOR Conser IA
5 speakers. The negroes then formed ma
4 ~ and charged The whites present, driving
3m away with brlckbats aud chasing them
Bueh ahe Streets It appears that the
3tes Hsnt to the meeting under the impres.
u that division or time WAS 10 be allowed.
Bther party used firearms, and nobody was
3ously injured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-01
nGMARENGO.-F EVER AND AGUE
,I1RE TONIC FEVER PPEYRNTIYE.-Thls val.

~MARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FEVER PIEvRNTIvE.-Tnls val.
uab!e medicine, entirely vegetable in its .prepara-
ion is offered to the publio and warranted to cure
any case Of CaILLs AND FEVER of however long
standing completely eraiicitng its effect from the
system, purifying the blool, STRENGTHENING the d.
gest,ve organs, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the system in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
caus: Will find lit the purest and best TONIC to be
had anywhere. To persons residing in unhealthy
sections, or who are predsposed to fevers Of any
kind it will be found invaluable preventive 1t
is quite pleasant to the TASTE and can be given to
children Of all age7 without ipjurys Numerous let
ters have been received testfynR to its efficacy and
value as o FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
Il ID fully guaranteed TO give complete and univer.
eal satisfaction.
MARRNGO is no humbug. TRY IT.
For sale at retail by ali Druggists.
At wholesale b, Dow1R NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH. W1NEMAN 3
CO.. Hayne-sheet. and g. J. LUHN General Agent
OF Proprietor, sout east corner King and John
streets, Charleston, 3. G. pao smss Junes
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weighed and classified to detect any frauds
which may have been committed. Investiga-
ion shows that the impostors used false in
voices, classed the sugar too low, and weighed
too low. A number Of persons are implicated
The difference in weight was about $50 pounds
on each hogshead, and Is pounds On each box.
Many other houses are suspected, but ne other
frauds have been definitely fixed.
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lor's Degree, who read each an essay, in the
following order, upon the subjects given:
/. VIM. ". Forster, Of Prince Georges,
Georgetown, upon "Ad Majorem Del loria.n y
"a. very wide field, but the essay presented
thoughtful and well defined theme.
2. J. J. Hemphin, of Chester, upon "The
Advantages and Disadvantages OF the Classics
and Mathematics" handsome defence Of the
much. abused classics as necessary ii not
indispensable part Of liberal education, even
in this practical age Of machinery and sensa-
ton. - =.
8. g. Perrin, Of Abbeville, upon "Genius. y
&C. E. Spencer, Of Sumter, upon Science,
the Antagonist Of skepticism." -.
At the conclusion Of the reading OF these
essays, which occupied about twenty minutes
each, Mr.. Barnwell called to the front Of the
stage those who had attained TO any certificate
or degree at this examination, and read lis,
OF them. This list embraced those Of the senior
classes, who had graduated upon any Of the
schools, or had taken certificates Of proficiency
10 any department Of any school; as we'll Al
those of the junior classes who had taken Ger
tifcates Of distinction. The number Of gradu
atoms, or schools graduated upon, is, ss o.
certificates of distinction first division OF the
juusor) is 49 and Of certificates Of proficiency
Especial Departmental is Z. The announce
mept of these awards were read ont, the chair
pian stating that the secretary OF the Faculty
would deliver the papers and parchments.
~ Poah oil NJ RI
conferred upon ". W. Forster, Of Georgetown
J.. J. Hemphll. Of Chester; J. 8. Perrin, oi
Abbevi1e; G. E. Spencer, Of Sumter, and Johr
F. Townsend, Of Edisto Island-fye in: al
The addresses to these graduates is the usual
formuls in Latin, and diplomas we're presented
to each. ''''- =
Next came the applicants for the degree o.
Doctor of Medicine. three in number. fhedb
greC vas conferred in the usual Latin formula
and diplomas presented to J. B. DuBose, John
n. LsConte, and Henry N. Sloan, all of Cninn,.
bia. < = . - -. :
Mr.. Raxnwel then delivered his Baecalau-
reate address to the graduates who are takinR
leave OF the institution aud entering upon life
It Ras in his usual ornate, vigorous and schol'
arly style, full OF earnest, manly and hopeful
thoughts; we'll directed, and Just the thing de.
imauded by the occasion. Less would have
been insufficient and more would have marred
it. A thrill OF sympathy flashed through the
heart Of every friend OF that proud old Stste
institution as these handsome words OF the
venerable and learned speaker closed with the
usual uGlete.
The audience consisted, as usual, Of the Ia
dies and gentlemen Of the city; but the mum.
Der was vastly less. than used to attend the
commencements in the days Of the College
The total was probably nearer q hundred and
fifty than two hundred.
Tonight the Commencement ball is to come
of at the Columbia Hotel. It is intended to be
made quite up to the. marx Of other and better
days. CoRsAIR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-01

H8 ROSADALIS! ROSADALISl ROSA
DALIsl-Are you suffering with incipent Consump-
ton or scrofula In any form, Rheumatism, DJspep-
sta. Liver Complaint, sk Disease or Neuralgia 1s
your blood in disor'ered state9 Do you feel Ian.
guild or depressed in spir.tsi Would you be rid Of
thesep irv Rosadalis.
This remedy has been fully tested; the demand
increasing to such extent ss To cause the proprie
tors TO ft up more extensive laboratory for its
manufacture. The best evidence Of its virtues is
the testimony Of those who have used it. Whole
sale Depot No. 81 Exchange Place. Ask your Drug
gist for Rosadalis Almanac for 1859.
For sale by 0OODBIcH. wNRMAN b CO, In
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston. 9. c.
June 26 stuthS
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eAR FRAUDS IN NEW ORLEANS.

5fjlw ORLEANS, June 80.-Last evening. 1890
&es, 1887 hogshea; 9, and 70 tieroes OF sugar,
Tagging to the house Of A. coutu1er & Co.,
he SEIZED, and the entire stock of imported
lar In the aity. amounting to II 600 boxes,
ib7 hogsheads. 1ss t'ercess and 25s barrels,
,ere put under surveillance. This viii be re-