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PHoNoGRApHY.

pERSONS wishing 10 become a;lcpts in
l. the useful ur' Of short hand writing, by
enr,op'ng ten SO dollars to tic undersic nei
will receive. by m Ill. one lesson, with fun ill.,
s!ruc'io"a, every week for thirty (an) success
.ive weeks Two (a) l"us practice each dey
will suffice to master each le.snr.
Money sent by tusil must t9 r.cis,er.d.
REFERENCES /: Cnpt Brown Hngan,
Lake City, Fla, Editors Abbevill. Press. N.
g Osteem. SunPter Neu.. +. g. DeEQn,ane.
Charleston
Address VIM. II. Wilson. Weborn. FIs.,
E1itors WISHING tho ahove, with thi. notice.
to ,he amoun, of ten d"inrs, and a copv OF
paper sent me, will receive nstruc;iohs above
mrntioned. 9i} rs sy..- .,l 80
- ~. WIN. n. WILSON,.
Oct. ], 1869, 2s-tf
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IA Mr.. g. W. connor, OF the
house Of Hough, iClshdenhing & Co.,
baltimore, Mo; is prepared TO; make
liberal cash adysncements on con-
slgnmepts Dsfs q, produce. and hold sub:
ject to ordsr. Address him nc Cokes.
bury, Sc. .s@.af- @.lIa.y;s'l -
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EB" Mr.. David Crawford, Assessor,
announces that he will be at Abbeville
Oh, or Sale Day next, for tho pur-
pose of assessing the personal proper
ty Of this Township.
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Hy RS Our h.iond, Geo. T.. Radcliffe,
at Hodges Depot, advertiser tho ear
row Tic" and '"Buckle Tie" Of which
he is agent-also' Mspes', superphos,
phate-is prepared 70 make liberal
cash advances on ccnsignmehts to
Charleston. & Our planting friends
will find it to their interest to give
him a call. ;. -,
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:, p See advertisements Of. C.. F..
Jackson, Of Columbia. Nr. jackson
is, one Of its leading merchants, and
we'll known to those who in:tEc habit
of visiting that city. We commend
him to our friends. Il ~. ...:,,,,. r., 4
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:Sg? Mr. W, W. ,Farrow calls upon
all who are indebted to the Bnaner
for subscriptions al d ADVERTISING to
pay up by the 18th November next.
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loGD9. Zee. notice 'byfDrssIl Branch
te,9l Greditors of Branch Ef1ANen
and Branch & Parker.
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!; a. Bishop Davis Of the Episcopal
Church Of this Diocese will ofticiate
ln Trinity Church on Sunday, the 10th
f@4et SlJ -; T. ''.t ,RIi E~tJ OYDEE Z
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/ HAYs.A TmsrpIE; oe4sH.r-Vou on, need not
et,is e sTps H EsSs tpEEbsATSsspg RsEfit aSs gss
PEsGTpR ANTI: will !. .soons cira, 8ou- IL dr
prePald may bs fSndd III sstery ssss stgss anG
hAAst y tha aeathlapd Wntgoo &s 15wog
s;Ista %slysbls gyePseTtisss fob salsbs iRsssss
October !, 1S6e--2a-2k
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS. TIERS

4 HE undersigned who is we'll known ta
the cilizaps Of. Abbeville, gives notice, to
itsplanters generally that he is prepared
to make ,advancements to the extent oI
three>four'hs Of tie va1ue Of produce con-
signed to Hough,, cTendenning y 90.
Baltimore, nd, mud hold subject to or.
der. Addros, him at cokcsbury, S. G.
G.. w. OONNoR. b
Oct list 1869, 23-.f o.; ~ d-.''
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CONSTGNEES.

Tho following named bcrsons have
freight i'll the Depot ut Abbcville
4 Nelson. T,owbri,lce Co. Mosley 4
Waite, IL W Lawson, G a Visnrsl.o, Baker Il
Clnkecnies, White Brothers. McD N l. Co, j
RoJertson. Kahn d Co, + M Mitchell W,st.
fell I'urre, + Dul'rc.
ENpl'E:S-Siiss Jane Raney, Miss A. Bruce
h * Miles. = " ideman. Mrs $ Mctiowan
" Link, " Thomas, john Ogden.
d. II. SONDLEY.
Agent.
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pa rel' lah.. MsWs, Sharpe aadvefstse is
q superior blooded mare. > Ses adystI
tisement.
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Il 1arIQgrg old, friend jar. .Wm, II.
Wilson. adYertises, to teach ,Rhonoe-
raphp: Give him trial. iH Hel. "a Z I dsf.
stands the ar4..asfEtoo ron os'fT Z:
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OF. l, 1860, %, At
Clinton Lodge No. s, A. Z. III

CIInton LoGGc NO. 5, a. Z. III i.
An extra communication Of Clinton
Lo!ge No. 3, A.. +. NJ, will he held on
Monday evening next, the 4,h October.
Bro. i. Rush Campbell, Grand Lecturer
Of this jurisdiction, is expected TO lie pres
cnt. A full as,cndarce is desired. "Br.Ih-
rem from nriShho'inE Lodges are frazier
nally invited /" attend.
By order OF the W. NJ.
W. ". FARROW,
Secretary.
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Twill beat 9Abbssilfe O.! IT,, ON saic-day
next and ;till Thursday Of thft week :; and
aso the next Monday, and remain a few days
eie imits OF the ,.Eosno Of Abb svills. NV
Office will be in the Court Huuse (up s,airs5
~isefe pstaOfs owning Personal Property, c.p
meet mo. 81 rp.!1'nZ =; .,cG'.iT,... aiEi2
..u $. n,ai. DAVID CRAWFORD y1a
II, II. s,: =, .oaao eno OIL ri hisesjoEGic
Sept ~ Alt 9a! ~ :2a.:aon -. !. nci:
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1--WE have audited the accounts ," 3'sI
ard Of The: Town Coanoii Of Abbe tlie and
end them correet'y kept aud properly youoh.
d."--lEFtraet, from Report Of Grand Lprg's
+ .oet.l 1859. 28, it9rehJ g.,y 3a.Yla1c
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-12
WEDNESDAY En-

nder it more certain that We are in
If of territory containing ample
or the use Of every branch Of man
/ called for by the wants Of the Mis-
,lley. The propinquity ofcoal, iron,
3, clay, marble, sandstone and
forests Of the choicest timber, is
i--the cost of labor, power and
poses no obstacle, while the climate
healthy, and always exempt from
emes from which many manufactur-
It's seriously suffer.
'nset purposed no elaboration of
It. We aimed only 10 call atten-
undeniable general facts which we
ed, in the hope that, falling under
men of capital, they might excite
~ their Importance deserves. If
can be gained, VIC are certain Of
for intelligent inquiry must satisfy
iassed mind that, as field for the
per, no other locality in this great
sents equal advantages and attrac-
lserves we shall deal with this sub
ht length.
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A y ORDINANCE.

= "A
Be Il ordained by the City Council Of the city Of Cairo
SECTION l. That IL shall 10 and hereby made the
duty Of the ciy comptroller 10 at once ascertain By
interest upon the ION led indebtedness OF the city for
the year Eighteen Hundred and sixty-nine.
SEc 2. That for such portions of sad interest
made Payable without the state Of Illinois, he shall,
under the advice and direction Of the finance commits
tee Of this board arrange with banking nsttu-
ton In good credit In the city 81 New York 10 pay out
upon presentation Of the proper coupons sad portions
OF said interest fund which are made payable IN said
city, or which may be- payable esevhere without the
limits % the State Of Illinois, and which the parties
entitled 90 receive u willing to receive IN said city
and IL IL hereby made the duty Of the city comptroller
10 obtain from the city treasurer and remit TO said
banking institution sufficient funds 10 pay sad inter-
est at least t'een days before the .aIne ls due and
pons for interest AZ what place said coupons must be-
presented for payment Provided, that whatever bal
the city treasurer after making provision as above
specified for the payment Of interest falling due out
and reliable hank ng institution in this city which will
pay the HI ghest rate Of interest on said deposit.
SIC 3. That upon ssceftainlns the amount required
the city for the year ls6e and the reservation OF the
same out OF the interest fund now hand in the city
treasury, the balance of said interest fund shall be
and Is hereby set aside and constituted and declared
h. sinking fund for the redemption Of the bonded
indebtedness q q the sy , NOV Pns. due ,s
ordinance IL shalt be the duty OF the city comptroller,
under the advice and direction Of the finance commits
tee, 20 advertise IN the newspapers published m the
city OF Cairo the amount Of the sinking fund hand
applicable 20 the payment OF the bonded Indebtedness
OF the city and give notice in said newspapers for ten
DAYS thai, al time and place be fixed in said no.
tee he viii receive oral proposals for the sale the
city Of It's bonds, now past due payable out Of said
sinking fund and 20 the party Offering 10 receive the
lowest amount for SAID bonds shall be awarded the
privilege OF surrendering all such bonds as he may
have m his possession, and receiving such portion q
the sinking fund a. may be necessary 20 pay iur the
same according his offer, said arrangement 10 be
repeated until The whole outstanding bonded indebt
edness OF the city is redeemed OF the sinking fund ex-
haisted
SIZE s. The city treasurer is hereby authorized and
directed % pas out Of the interest fund hand upon
the drift Ofthe. city comptroller, cOuntersi gned hy
majority OF the finance committee, whatever sums
may be necessary 10 carry into effect the foregoing
provisions,
Approved, this 9Th day OF January, A, II. leG9.
iapI JAS.fARROI.I. MAYOR uro. tenn.
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UGARAL or COY. PALMER.


UGARiL or COY. PALMER.
agarl address Of governor Palmer
red 10 the general assembly on
be galleries and, all the available
No floor, being closely filed with
sed the message Of the outgoing
o. containing suggestions which
ed 20 the most earnest attention of
ure, giving special prominence TO
CO therein made to our system Of
)ols, our charitable, industrial and
I Institutions. He is not favorable
Ilnous' local Legislation. II COM
IL laws and makes too great de-
the attention Of the legislature.
bends, therefore, careful revision
raj incorporation laws, and u re-
Irything in special laws not in per-
ance Herewith. He Celebrates this
if anticipating its unpopularity
)ecially incorporated interest, now
kitled to respect and Cancellation,
BIZ into a discussion Of statef-rights,
|, gives expression TO = few sound
ratio ideas. 1t is essential, he says,
lIlness Of state governments that
luthority should be respected by
nation, and upon a mutual respect
b harmony OF the whole. Contin-
connection, he says;
,ar duty of the national govern
cline the exercise Of all doubtful
IN the neglect 90 do so would be 10
10 fields of legislation already 6ccu-
h states, and thereby raising en-
Questions, presenting n singular
l,ous instance Of two Jurisdictions
ie right 10 control the same class Of
al creating rival corporations with
,wers. Arguments may be found
rcisc Of this class Of powers by
at they are greatly overbalanced
it would produce. g..
e whole there is very little that is
tie to condemn, little to commend
garal. 1t tell, of an honest pur-
/ part Of the author to diligently
and earnestly defend and promote
II interests Of the people, and is
rec from expressions and sugges-
artizan nature.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-12
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the ndersgned, Admin
israor of the estate OF A. Williams late Of the city %
on Thursday, the LIST day OF April, A. u. ls69,
mencing at the hour Of 10 o'clock am, at the Cairo
City Saw Mill in the city Of Cairo, Alexander county
and State Of Illinois, sell at public sale, the personal
property, goo,is and ehaes Of the said A. Williams,
consisting Of Horses cattle Wagons, saw-Logs, Lum-
bond OF the purchaser with good security.
sums of siOo and under, CASH.
Dated this 9th day OF january, ls69.
ianG-6w W. NJ. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
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NOTICE

whereas The city council did, on the 4th inst. at
regular meeting thereof pass resolution requesting
the Judge of the court OF common pleas Of the city OF
pose Of trying or otherwise dsposing of numerous
parties now confined IN the county Jail criminal
charge and whereas the Judge Of said court is satis
ned that the best interests of the city will be promoted
by the calling of such term.
It is therefore ordered that special term of the
court of common pleas Of the city of Cairo DC COM
menced and holden 9t the court-honse in the city of
Cairo, Monday the ~ day of February, 1859, for
the transaction OF general business. II Is further
dered that the city marshall give due notice thereofas
required by law, and that the clerk select by ballot,
full pane, of grand and petit jurors for said term OF
court.
Done al Chambers this 9Th day of Janulry A. D. 1869.
JOHN II. MULKEY,
Judge o, the court OF common pleas
ianGitl of the city Of Cairo
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PROBATE NOTICE.

i Estate Of 4. Williams, deceased
The undersig ned having been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate OLA Williams, late of the county of
st, Louis and State Of Missouri, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he viii appear before the Comfy
Court OF Alexander county III the courthouse in the
city of Cairo at the regular term ON Monday the 20lh
Of September next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate arc notified and requested
10 attend for the purpose of having the SAME adjusted
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned. y
Dtod tins 2i;h day Of December. A. y, 1855,
jaH1.cw w. N. WILLIAMS, Admir-,
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CORBETT OF BALLARD.

ly friends of mr.. Corbett will OBJ
pleasure, the dignihed and becom-
in which he is diseharging the
trusts conflded with him by his
ems. Although u comparatively
j, he is making his mark in the
his state, as a vigilant, careful and
representative.
entucky Legislature on the 9th inst,
{ introduced the following resolu-
h were ordered to be printed, and
the committee on federal relations /;
1t becomes the dignity Of great
act with generous magnanimity TO
pple therefore,
Iolved by the general assembly Of
bf Kentucky, That the congress Of
ii States is most respectfully re-
remove all political disabilities
have attached to any of the citi-
} state by virtue Of the fourteenth
nal amendment.
the ancient faith and teachings Of
,ous Clay, Kentucky will defend
fulton and Union in the future as
u; but she now wishes above all
see universal peace, harmony, fra
nd concord prevail throughout the
public and she believes that this
viii be most surely accomplished by
amnesty and forgiveness.
"a, further, That the governor be re-
o transmit copy of these resolutions
'nators and representatives in con-
l that they be requested to lay them
cir respective bodies.
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r Asst CALL-PAY UPt

Persons indebted 10 me for Wood and Coal are re-
o,iested TO pay up Immediately, aud are notified that
unless they do so collection viii he made by due
of law. This is the last cali mean what say,
ian2d2w #. NJ WARD,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-12
ESTRAY.
INSTRAY.

ESTRAY'
The undersigned took up, in this city, on the 4th
inst a stray STEER, red and white spots bald face,
about five or six years old. The steer Is now al the
livery stable of Perry Powers. The owner can, by
proving property and paying chaTges, obtain his prop
crty I.hNsI bNlNIEi',
isnG,ltf PERRY POWERS.
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huence, is
ton Of libe
legislature
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-12

How They
The derT
voted, asa
civil-tenura
in the negat
by the radi
bounty CI
From n Z
bounty clai
amount of
3lst, 1868, L
that Ohio b
amount pa
3O,737 CLAIM
Missouri hi
66s,OOoi Il
paid
and was pa
| The who
States was!
| paid was s.
slavery II
| A radical
| Indiana, Q
| Monday la
ery-pure
"thumb-Af
| 1860, still
| Owen coun
| the drivers
! Guido couk
! regionsl (
/ gentleman
| promptly y
| uiously fan
| of that? z
ever! The
, and very p
| Kentucky
| sought byi
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LEADING RADICAL FOR REBEL

L,OR sALE-Bils of Lading. at the office OF tn
II Cairo Bulletin.
COR sALE-city scrip and County Orders.
Il dec26dlw Alb. SAFFORD.
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CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

OTFicE oF the EvrsISo BULLETIN,
CAIRO. January u, lslJ. J
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-12

Correspondents may rely ON careful attention ,e
heir business.
Collections on all points promptly attended to, and
returns made on day Of payment
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-12

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ton Of libt
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TO the seat
district VIII
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those rung
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pEPOSlTES RECEIVED.
Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes and United
states Securities,
Bought a1act SoIca.

Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
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Q a L R O.

DANIEL HURD, ROBT. w. MILLER
President. Vice-president
q. N. HUGHES, Cashier
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-12

The boar
with from
the subnrh
time being,
tice is here
use of such
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

ce q, swpdlinc emgrants in this way s existed IA
hnre durug the last year 60 persons are sad
90 have been thus swindled. The report cOnPialns
~ ne noor accommodations which immI grants
an on reaching NewNOrk Legislative actlVn -
lied 10 eomue tho various railroad companies 10 up
9bHir dntv Inn this respect by transporting the llln
nts more comfortably and rapidly, and 20 treat tIo
oore bnmapey The Castle Garden Labor EXenahge, III
isss procured employment for 1914 men ana lSOos
women OF whom 1904 men. and II ,975 women were UT
man and Swiss Wages varied considerably durE tne s
1er month for men, and from s. to 81 80 fowomen sixty
iv complaints for tine nOneceipt Of wages were auo
dnrnr the year, So OF which were s,'uo
Sortof5v adjusted and IL dismissed as gr0uhuiess.
e SocJetv maid out 5000 to German immigrants uuihS
mo nast wear: cases relieved Sl45l average per case
n nj Tic Agency Of the Society has received looI
letters and sent 1873 IN the letters received MeIe
so 4l3 TO be forwarded TO immigrants In dlncIonSS
norts of the country. A banking business Opener
made from March / to December 81, 1868, PiOlt
of 81 19s co. Two hundred new members entereu .po
Society during tue last year, tho present number is Loo
Tbe financial returns OF the Society are avOrabe lcIe
was "a balance in the treasury on the Slst OF Decein
her of $4,000 besides the following property: AsIor
fnnd $4,000; general fund, $1,000; New Era Iuhu'
5000; and the Ludwig fund, $1,000; total SJo;oMp.
The new members paid into the treasury S94s4 WhIo
ego was derived from diplomat The balance OF the IN
come Of the Society from interest on money lo'ou'
on bonds and dividends on stock. -
The following officers were chosen: jacob Bsslngi re-
elected President the eighth time; jacob WOih ,
bernard Weserman, N. H. Kemhordt, Rudolph fogen-
tescber, T. Won MalignOn, aud William sleibMay "eIO
elected members Of the Board. All except Alr S'el"'5
were Directors last year.
The meeting adjourned TO meet IN January lo'V'
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Tax Receiver reports that he has made
tho following collections OF taxes during the past wuck
Jan 25 sG5 t.; Jan 81 slols 7o Jan 2i 7i1i ~ jan
~ S3Tng g2 Jan -. -}1 -, Jan 80 sH,lOl H. Total
4IlUu4t received, tji,tlJ 65.
Tie city Chamberlain, Peter Sweeney WILL on ard
after to-day pay tc atrTs. Tie .tUC4, and bonds 81
tgc corporation dle at this date. The amouut OF tho
principal oi these stocks md bonds s 4,lO.,5lj % and
the utertst pay able I- stI.s2i u.s.
On Saturday the street Commissioner awarded IA
Robert Ilr,, IT, the contract iur widening ana strength
euug PIER No. 90 North Iyei 90 $3.50 Time 10 dys
Mayor Han has made TIE following change ia lia ug
take effect to-day: First Marshal, Joseph A. IJUktr
vice Thomas y. Iappcn; second Marshal, Michael I.
Daily, vice George W. Hluchman; rcrgcaut-ntar1s,
Timothy Golden. vice Edward NJ. Baldwin, Secretary
and Messenger Major Hoy, vice Timothy Golden IrU-
NOTED bUI gcaut.dt.aIuIH.
Marshal IlpPen IMPORTS that lie has granted the follow
inc licenses during tho past Wcck; LApress wagons,
public carts. ~ dirt carts yeudcrs u coaches, g.;
drivers, % DuIuiluchnu-"s, .; Intelligence Uice,
Total. g. Fines collected 81. Total amount received
-
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FEBRUARY l, 1869.

,rnoer or HIS arents and they shall be held for the
benefit OF the nffnged party and. ifudgment shall be
rendered to the plaintiff the articles 80 seized sna oe
Of tile time and place OF SALE to tho highest bidder ana
the proceeds Of such sale shall CO. aer dedgcng tnd
Inv the court 10 the piaiutin And 1t shall De within
the power Of the Court render Judgment N any
nc tbree tmes the amount thereof according TO the
circumstances with costs and " sTefv t soe
donbe the amount ~ the damages TO appear personally
before the Court on the day Of trial. and on eae succeed
ing day during the trial; and If IT shan DC po' i I
statue engraving or other artistic production when has
been duly registered IL shall be held TO DC eso
which shall be- collected as other fines IN cIlninl cs
An persons interested in tho passage OF tls ,bn
quested TO meet at No. 697 Broad way
may address at tho same place James wilson MacDon"u
Chairman OF the Committee.