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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

The LOAN AND TRUST CoMPANY.-The Saw
hgs Bank department. Of this institution went
60 operation on Saturday. 1t will not be for
ptten that money deposited in this institution
ill be employed in Charleston,
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9anfp GOODS, Gtc.
TO THE LADIES.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. ORR
w many years experience in the manufacture
OK ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK enable us to OFFER
70 our customers the finest assortment of every ar
nc!e required In our line, from the small FRIZZEs
to the fuilWlo, embracing Braids Switches Cola
Rfnglets, &c.
ToRTOISE-SHHLL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS and COMBS Of every other class.
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Anetiua Sales.
Valuatte Real Estate in OrangeJurg District a,
Auctson.
BY III. RIGGS. Sheriff o..

HNWN7S k1HhCAA AHh Vs Os
by virtue of an Order of sale to directed by the
HON. George Bryan. Judge of the United
states Distric Court for tho District of South Caro-
lima, will offer for sale at public auction Mt Orange.
burg Courthouse IHtS DAY, May 3, 1859, at II
o'c ock A. NJ. "
ALL THAT TRACT Of LAND in st. Matthew q
aforesaid, on Halfway swamp waters OF Santee River,
containing containing fifteen hucdr"d acres more or less
Stewart and Jacob Hare, now or lately Of CHARLES
irck, on the east by lands of Charl IL Trick J. M
tr1ck John Shirer ana john Townsend, on the south
Dy lands Of William Reese. John Townsend Joel
Bookhardt and David BookhireIt. AMI on the west by
the run OF Halfway swamp. >eparatinR the same
from lands now or late of F. j. Pelzer as by plat of
said lands made 29th of December, 1885, by stiles r .
Meiichamp, District Surveyor, and now in my hands
will more fully appear.
1erms-One-half cash: balance on q credit of one
year, to be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mort8aLe OF the premises Purchaser to pay for pa-
pers and stamps. a. AERBERTSAES
Assignee OF Evans & Cogswell.
may 8 tuths9 mi
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y ''''I 1sgys 7;'Fs'ls"i III MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

I MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Palmetto Encampment. at P. M.
Solomop's Lodge, at 8 P. M.
Charleston Ladies' ASS oclatinp, at 8 P. M.
Mechanics Union. No. /, at 8 P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 3, at 8 p. M.
Marion Fire Company, at p. M.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at 8 P. M.
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To Our Customers Generally.

THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH pERFU.
MEkY sOAPS, POMADES. HAIR OILS, HAIR RE-
SFORATIvRS. COSMETICS &C., from the most re-
Spectable l houses M h in each country.
urGEMAN COLOGNES arc indispensable.
Fer EnRltsh and French hair, Tooth and Nail
Hrashes. Iortoishell. Buffalo and other Dressing
Combs, we chsIlenge rivalry. ~--- .
Particular attention ts paid to the making of Me.
manto Hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS.
FINGER RINGS. CNARdS, &c.
ton of the house for the past thirty.ye wears slal
not suffer In our hands. Always on hand fpe as
sortment OF French Jewelry. A liberal discount to
mSrchants and the trade.
M. ~ A. ASHTON,
No. $40 KING-STREET.
January6 tu1m CHARLESTON. s., O.
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The STATE CoURT.-A motion was made by
h1r. Corbin in the court for rule against the
Respondents in the quo ,oarrdnto, Involving the
light to the Office or register OF mesne convey
Spces, oshow cause why an attachment should
pt issue for refusing to giveup the Office. To
Ais Mr.. E. McCrady, Jr., for the respondents,
pleaded an appeal pending. The argument in.
{olving the constitutionality Of tho act regu-
Pating attachments was heard by the court and
fhe decision rendered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

SATURDAY CLos1Na.-Beginning with this
week and continuing during the summer, the
prominent stores on King-street will close at q
p. M. This is q good move, beneficial to the
Employees and the employers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

RoBRED.-Mr. John Fox, reported to have
g'een robbed in the vestibule OF the Calder
House, was not robbed at that place, but at
Fome other hotel in the city.
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BUSTNEsS NoTxCBH.

a. IIEEENrHAL has reopened his saloon at
No. lot Market. street.
~ S-O---
CHEAP Day GooDs. Messrs. Furchgott &
Bro. No. 4s7 King-strees. corner Of Calhoun.
street, call the attention or the ladies and bay.
ers Of dry goods to the fact that they have nov
on hand largo and varied stock Of dry goods.
every article pertaining to tha trade,
which they are Offering at reduced prioes.
Those in need OF dry goods will And IL to their
advantage to give them an early call. They
have an exclusive department for boots, shoes,
hats and trunks. M Y,
IHE SAIE OF hay ex "Birchard aud Torrey,'
advertised for this day, IL postponed until to-
morrow, 4th Instant. at ~ M. See advsxtise-
ment IN another column. 2sssea
Msy8 q RIBEEx & CRErGHTON.
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Boots and Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, &c.
KNOX. DAILY & CO.

NO. 15O Meeting. corner or Wentworth,
street,
WIN sell, THIS DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
Cases assorted BOOTS and SHOES, Ladies' Misses.
and Childrens'
Cases Mems and Boys Drab Felt Hats
Cashmere Coats Vests and Pants SINGLE and in suit
Mems and Women's Hemmed Linen aud Lawn
Handkerchiefs. plain and printed borders
TOGETHER WITH
A general assortment OF FANCY DRY GOODS.
Terms cash. Mo-.
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BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, &c.

ASEA y AAE w TANCY GOODS,
TOY s, &c.
OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRADE. 1860.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT Low pRrCEs,
+ - ccss;aGcg Is laz: &C:
CHINA TOILET GOODS ROCKING HORSES
ManteIpiece Ornaments Two, Three and -Four Il
fnoto9raph Albums Wheeled -Velocipedes
Ladies' WOrkboxes rin Iron and Wood Tovs
Mrl.n9 pesEs. Fans Toy Wagons, Wheelbar
fOrtemonalee, Purses rows 50 NJ
Cheap Family Soaps, Per- Dolls, Marbles. TOYS
fumery, sc. Kites
German Pipes, Stems &C iGaes in great varietv for
Fancy Baskets. Picnic in and out of door use.
Trave!ling and FlowerI such as
naekets Gloquet
Beautiful China Bouquet Base and Rubber Balls
Holders Battedoss
China Cpps and Gnucers, Hoops and Graves
=, vases, &c, ess Rolling Hoops, &c.
I have always on hand full line OF Domestic
Fancy Goods and and the latest styles of Wien.
mn, Onenbach and Paris Goods, novelties OF tb
trade, ia'Fs1f; =. N :. ~'-'s - ~ so 80
make specially Of INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
gucn as Rubber Overcoats, Capes, Leggings, Caps
PiloWs. Hospital Cushions. Door Mats, Rutber
Piano Covers. White and Black Nursery bheeting,
Rubber Toys, &c.
Ithsna my patrons for past favors and earnestly
eolicit O continuance ofthe same. 1'i$
stap r. vos sANTEN.
No. 22e King.street. two doors above Market.
AprAS S DAo mwf1mo
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Eastern Hay at auction
TOMORROW, May 4th. al y O'Clock M. we will
sell. on Accommodation Wharf
- 2OO bales more or less) hay, Brig .'Birchard b
Iorrey, sold for account of whom it may concern
Nan.. Ss.sss casn. RtsLEY & CREIGHTON,
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SALE OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.- On Saturday
ast Messrs. Risley Creighton, importers,
disposed of the following amounts Of sugar
And molasses, being mostly the cargo of the
schooner Nellie Carr, from Mayaguez, p. r. ::
45 hogsheads Porto Rico sugars at 1871 cents;
~ puncbeons Porto Rico molasses ut 724 cents;
~ puncheons Porto Rico molasses at 673 cents;
10 puncheons Porto Rico molasses at 663 cents;
10 puncneons Porto Rlco molasses at 65a cents;
~ hogsheads Muscovado molasses at 4S cents;
oO hogsheads clayed molasses at 453a463 cents.
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REDUCTION OF FARE.--We learn that the fare
~ The steamer Eliot Boy to 5avannan, via
Beaufort and Hilton Head, has been reduced
from 80 to s.. The Pilot Boy js a aue and
staunch steamer, and has lately been over
hauled. She is said to be one Of the fastest
boats in Southern waters, and there is only
two and half or three hours of sea passage on
the trip. Captain Peck, the commander OF the
Pilot Boy, is q well-known and experienced
officer.
The SHIP Sussex. This ship, which was re-
ported as Saken into Tybee on fire, AMI which
received assistance from Savannah. was in the
following condition by the latest reports. The
Advertiser, OF Saturday morning, says:
\ The. Board Of Survey returned abosst hsls-
past eleven oclock last night. We learn that
her. The hatches were takensoff, and IL was
discovered that the FIRE had made considerable
headway among the cargo, although there was
very nttle smoke arising from the hold. The
wosk o. discharging the entire cargo was Inn
taken out lie placed on board Of lighter. and
Inat which iS on fire 10 exposed to stream
nom nom the steam fire engine r: 3. Barlow. The
wotk Ssot & Gf dlsoh was continued throughout
sire i9 cargo .is taken out. Many Of the bales
which were bound with rope are broken open
4hc nh0 Dsdly burnt. the ropes having burnt
a. snrougn' while bales bound with iron ties have
tire cargo win be saved. sornowhst Ssnsasad sn Ui
ny nre e. ana water. The Are orsainstsS TS;sg:sr
me MAN match and took downwari nnnyso
wsr UIg tSga tsnrongs the between decKa, and to.
deck, which Ia about four incSss 4, tnS maan
the top. ~ r'~''' :" Wl'n'n an ineh OF
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THE ORPHANS BNrERTAINMENr.-- THE fol-
lowing articles were rafaed at the Orphans en-
tertainment on Saturday night, Wig: Handsome
fruit cake, won by r.. Al. Beamish; one pair
vases, b. Pieper; China Dup and saucer, J..
Martin; mechanical toy tboy,, John Kuobe.
loch; mechanical 10y tgiri.) John 81. Deve-
reux; ornamented fruit cake, DR.. Leroy; beau
tifnl doll. F. G. Rnchhei.; tancy toilet set,
Miss M. U. Cordray; handsome picture, Mrs.
Artope; pair silver castors, Rev. .. o. Schachte;
China tea set, r. r. NJ; silver goblet, Phil.
Buchhet, Jrs4s.s.g. 80, ..,. n
The baIlot-box for che trumpet viii close at
no P. M. to-night Il. and she committee will count
the votes immediatsly afterwards. The enter.
tainment Nj! be- open from F. N. to p. M.
for children to-day and frorn7 P. M. to Ia III
the evening, when the last opportunity will be
afforded to visit the festival. All who can
Phould attend, and thus testify their apprecia-
Zion Of . good work. NJ, Sa.t.,s.,,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFAsTRY FAfh.---
Hfhe long expected and much talked of fair OF
8thts association will open at 2 O'Clock this
evening. OF it's objects nothing more need
be said. sor they appeal most eloquently to
every kindly sympathy and every generous
emotion. The fair viii be model Of ita Kind.
and contains IN array Of attractions weIl cal.
2culated to make it thoroughly enjoyable. The
tables, seven in number, viii be overfiowins
with good and beautiful articles. Il is to be
Hthe event Of the season. The following men,
bsrs OF the boards Of senior and Junior mana
4gsrs have been detailed toact as foor mana
gers this evening. Afresh detaiswi be mads
each day: salees m~iy
5swGor Nsn19ers. Joseph Walker, Richard
Caldwell, q. n. West, Jr.. 8. r. whiiden, ). d.
Alexander, M. w. 81. Amand. r. Richards, Il.
@. Barley, ,. O. Iacoste, T. 8. O'Brien.
= Jnnsor 1anagsrs.-S.s N. Brown, W. II.
Muokenfuss, 4. p. Iovegrsen. +. w. Rsnnekes.
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"A. TEEENrHAr has reopened his saloon at
No. lot Market -stseet.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-07
9 8 2 8 . 3 !

70 THE WORKING CLAss.--We are nov pre-
pared 20 furnish al classes with constant employ
neI. ~ home, the wkole OF the time og the spare
moments. Business new. light and profitable. Per-
o.; either seN easily earn from 100 TO - por
evening. and proportional sum by devotng iher
whole tine " tho business. BOY. snd gfls esfH
vcAtiy much ~ mon. fha' al Who see this
gonce may fcnd then address, sol t-s' tie bUsi-
Lest, We make ths unpsrailsd ofrr To -uchus0
no, vel satisfied W. will send 81 9" psy iof r'e
'touhle Of writing. Fail particulars, valuable cam
pie, which will do 90 commence work 90, and copy
II The Peoples Literary Companion Que OF tie
srgesB-nJ best family newspaper pul!.shcd-s! a.
sent free bv mail. Eesisr Ifyog want permanent.
profitable work, Iifre.. 3 e. ALLEN A Co,
laUsr,, M,INE. EoYi dAWfm
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brakes Collection

ur nearly one hundred receipts for rnskisy brandy
al kinds Of Wine, Gin, Ale Beer, Cord!s, superior
cider and much other useful information Tor tho-s
dealing in or manufacturing shy of,hs shove. s',hs,
Tor the trade OF home use.
sen, by mall free Of postage, Tor q cents. Address
H. +. NORMANDY, 5ol Market street. -. Lsoi., No.
ser lydag
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New Marriage Guide.

Az ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN. on Psysioissios,
Errors Abuses snd Diseases, incident 10 Youth and
Fairly Manhood, which create imp.d uen- TO MAR
MAGE, with sure OF Iel,f sent in scaled let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address pr. =. Skill
LIN HOrCHTOS, Howard Assoe's'iSn, Ph!adei-
phia, r.. s-e1ds~3m
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staple ana Fancy Dry Goods.

OF every description, Hosiery Sotons. Boots sid
Shoes, and complete assortment generally,
The patronage e the public II invited, The prnPli"
tor guaranteeing 10 sell any thing in his line, whether
Dry Goods or Groceries, ~t,s cheap a. they can te
bought anywhere in the city:
Remember the place, next door 10 The corner OF
Poplar and Nineteenth steet,
The Grocery establishment az the corner 90 sixth
and Commercial, will bs maintained as nsusl
ore Of the best stocked IN the "iis.
osilAf
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IMPORTANT TO MILLKRS AND
\ MANUFACTURERS

CANAL CossissIsEss fHllcs,
Chicago, Oct, %. 1850
The water Power owned by the state Gu the Lin!e
wabash river, A. Kew Maven, Gallstin county, Will be
l"i leh-ed ior term 0f6y years 20 the highsst bid
der, a. noon, on the 3oth DAY Of November neit .,
m" once a. G. >. C0ngof, CsTni Illinois. All bid.
must ho scaled and marked Bids Tor Water Power"
aud addressed 70 care ~ g. Z. ConseT cssni Whit.
county, Illinois,"
SPECIFICATIONS containing conditions of N. i.sse ,sn
De hal on application by mail or IN person 20 C. T.
Dixon, o. '. hlrsox, Springfield ~
GA tAe lsl DAY OF December, 4, 10 a. u, we viii
se. a. Alcti"n, on ne premises. q, New Haven, for
ennery therein Also, age lot OF square wait.
Ok tinh'y ami plank. J, G GlhpELE.
lOrKPh UrLKI,
uovt viv v hlCkOX
Cana Com nis-issef
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MILLINERY GOODS.
NJILINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Everything Fresh and New.

Mr.. AEua Lfur has just op"nsa ircsh srd s'f,ei.
D. lasaInuale ssork % bYuusts hats, doEsTs ri.
hons aud fancy goods generally, ui - she ~ a. ~
all other '-iIa.I 7iIsUt- no me Dfy. Tho ladies' are
Invited tocsI
she also Uu'Urs, llcgrhes and makes over b1nnsts
and hats Boz stsls ~lnf. on Tenth street, between
Washington Aytnne aud " auut street.
AI-oA fuli sfGn Is ~ W0fsfsI.. OFT az
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REWARDS.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

. VII b. pad Tor eAy Information which will lead to
supposed l. have been stolen from the Roughk
esay engine Aouse 10 this city. between the am
aed 22d OF NolenbeI, FAd bell will weigh from 5Oo
10 sco lbs and has ose side ofths yoke brokes sad
Formerly selon2eN 70 the steamer Louisiana
u, h. GREELEY,
osAi, NELIis, ownsrs
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N,4rAr., Discoveries, cf.., crrsp..A.ns talLshe
Information tur ever, 'ori,. >"ui N' ms, .ue" a.
postage. ior ~ cents.
Adar,,s 70. r. NORMANDY. 20, Hss.s. ,r..t -.
Louis, No. teE h'wiN
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Legal.
SAIL;

STATE az Illinois. Aeyb'do' county. -. ,.i.adrg
County Circuit COURT
ll tnr Mater 90 Andersen Ne3chum On BIZ to
", Nlltaoi, e.. hm.on, y. Mau tore'loss
dana Manson end samuel Y. Has, AOrcsl..
Public notice is hereby on, that IN pnrsusnre of
sdsrIsa. order euts. e4 ,G the above ,L..!e. cause
90 ss,d Court ON the sixth dsv of October, +. - lStH,
I.JutB e. Hdr0sN Nt-t-r ~ OrQnHrv 10. stId cag.f,
ga tA. SD day - December A. j.. lst'. O'Clock ia
'uv afternoon ~ ss'd t' will -v o. puue auction 20
'u~ highest npv fog cash, tur,r. 20 III. equity "
fei,Hp Iou,l 90 f.r door az rl" ug'.rt liuus- "a
tle rNF ui Cairo, lu SAID rouAly. fas following
ir,t. real estate, situate IN TIE county o. As an
aui slate 81 Illinois, 70 wit In numbered ihI.ty
three 0lI u block numbered fDtty elgtt go ia the
t.rst addition 20 me city 90 t.To, together with all
And singular tle cn"inrnis and hrrcd,tsmspis there
Hu'" lF.1gus
iOHN Q. RARNAS,
hsst-s - tasn, str.
Caro-, NoyeIrH.f 20, \ J.. iso0
NoyIlwH
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~ l'ou Want

Material TO make dollar botuo Of the h.st h.lr Re
.torotyc used for restoring gr'r hair ~ i'-"s.
nal colnr. send IS cent. for = psclNarr.
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Ahatyt ~ the non're.!dshe. o: David Fsrd .ss
samuel q Davis the above named defendant. hsy
been filed m the Clerks once ~ the Circuit Court o
sad county notice ~ therefore hereby give 10 the
SAID DAVID Fotd ana Samuel G. Davis thsi the CON.
the Chhneery -oe thereof on th- lGh dsy Of BE p.m
Ter 1862 anu that the 2sth dsy OF Oetoo.r fseq
summons Issued OUT OF said Court Teturnabls as tke
Ia" Directs nov unless you, the said David Ford
and ssmue! C DAVIS shall DO and sppssr before tho
Term thereof 20 be holden % the Court Dou,a hi IN.
CITY OF Cairo, IA said county, GA the thrd Aonday
OF January next, ana plead answer or deMur 90 the
SAID compliments h OF complaint, the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated s lie
taken confessed, and decree entered against Won
according 10 the prayer 81 SAID hill.
JOHN 2, HARAAN, Clsr.
cairo, Illinois, october 18th, ls6D
Anlksy Wall 4 Whesler, Compi'ls Sol,
Ssxlkse.
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

whereas, Jesse II. Humphreys AID Mary !. Hum
phreys his wife by Their certain deed OF trust bear
date tho slst dry OF September A, II, lsGi and re-
corded IN the book '2" Of neods page 2, IN The Re.
corders Once Of Alexander county, Illinois, did
convey 10 John H. Phls the follosing lots
or parcels OF land situated in the City OF Cairo cOun
y Of Alexander, ami state OF Illinois, On known ana
desi mated on the recorded msp or plat thereof IA
lots numbered hve, six and seven rs, and y in block
numbered seventy four ga, 10 trust however, that
the said John a.. Phs, II the sum ofmoney. or any
part thereof specified ia said deed oftrusi, and in
certain prons-ory note therein described bearing
hundred dollars made and executed by said jesse b
Humphreys and payable to the order vi RsehelJ PHI.
LIS one year after the date thereof should remain
due and unpaid at the expiration ofthe time specified
and ccordng 20 the tenor OF ssd note that then the
said John Il. Phillis should make sale Of the said
premises by pu lie vendue 10 the highest bidder for
cash a. by the terms Of said deed pro vlded and
whereas, the sum OF eighteen hundred and fifty dol
lars OF said note, together with interest from the
and unpaid: Now, therefore, notice is hereby gwen
that ut the request o, Rachel j. Phs and IN ar ana
~ virtue OF the terms and conditions Of said deed 81
trust, and the power and authority in me thereby
vested, l. the said John X. Phillis, will on Wednes
day thu 9th day Of December A. D. lss at the Couri
House door, the city OF Cairo. County OF Alsxsn-
der snd state OF lllinnis, between the hours Of &
o'clock .. N. and o'clock ?. m, ofssid day, to-wit
81 !. o'clock O. m, PIoeted TO soil Of pueic
here abeforo described to satisfy said debt and in.
saa the and expense Of this trust and will
execute and deliver 10 the purchaser or purchasers
JOHN Il PHiLIIs, Trustee.
ca.ss, ~. Ne, ~, 1893 seV ~ s'w
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DRY GOODS GROCERIES.
nRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
IN THE EOURTn WARD.
WV. TX frynn
VIM. HlI,Eo,

Has Introduced into his Fourth Ward Gyoesgy "ssh
shment Dry Goods department, embracing ever
article usually TO md n the regular dry goods houses
ie A.
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MUSIC.

Can accommodate the public with music for ball.
parties ami erensir-, a. short notice and on reason
able terms, Lessons gwen On every instrument.
Residence on 10Th street. bot Valiant and Cedar,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
Uyl0dti
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IT You Want

Nice White Toeth, Healthy Gums. aud ssssei srcsth
send for our TURKISH pENTRIflcE, pSiss. -
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NOS RESIDENT NOTICE.

-ta'e q Illinois, Alexander Csusiv q. Alsx.sa,,
County Circuit Coun.
John MAJOR
- - vs. Me hsHics Lies. ssss,.-
p.'d f",I Ahd hsnusl mental Bill.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14
A STARTLING DISCLOSURE.

An Eastern newspaper correspondent writes
as follows:
"That, !" said our guide, is the National
Cemetery" Beaufort, S. g. There's many .
chan buried there - that ia, many pieces OF
chaps. Ten thousand, if there's one" We
drove a little nearer and looked over twenty
acres of deaths harvesting. The ground eve.
rywhere is literally white with snoWstorm OF
COMMISSIONERS. While we stood between the Gem
etery gate and the keepers lodge, our guide
volunteered some curious sepulchral lntorma-
ton. Said he: tell you, gents, there Is
many a boy in blue here; and then, again there
are some chaps in that place who ought to grin
in their collins over there" "HOw 500" we
asked. "Why," he replied, " the burying was
done by contract, and fellow got ten dollars
a head for bringing them in. tell you, some
chaps were brought in that the Yanks hadn't
declared dividends on-a good many gray jack
cts for instance. But the strangest tricks were
these: They dug up men and divided them, so
that ten-dOllar job, by separating arms, legs
and head, was made to pay FIVE hundred per
cent 1t was q cute thing, You bet; and Id
not be surprised if some bummer's skull was
at that gate and big toe clean hall a mile
away down in yonder corner" VI course, we
were vastly entertained by this queer commen-
tary; but more awful revelations were behind
Our driver continued: "They did worse than
that They dug up two niger children out OF
our graveyard, and swear, slrs, to my certain
knowledge, those picanninnies are buried yon-
der as unknown boys in blue reckon they
are among the infantry" We asked this abso-
lutte man whose monument it was that rose
above the common graves around He knew
all about it, and thus calculated: "Oh, that's
Mrs. Potter's memorial monument ! know
all about that, for put it up. She collected
S. 900 IN the North, to build that fgure-head
and it cost - 800. Some people call the GEM
etery Potter's Field; but such fellows, YOU are
aware, must be only the unreconstructed. AS
he concluded the whiplash took the doing
mules by surprise, and they began to bulge On
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